ZE-155-72AGENDA, DECEMBER 8, 1972
SPOKANE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
Time:
Place:
ZONE CHANGE
7• 1 1, ZS,5,5Jg24SAaMricultural to Single Family Residential or Two Family Residential
Section 21, Township 25 N., Range 44, E.W.M.
All of that area platted as Kimberly Subdivision
Spokane County Planning Commission
North 811 Jefferson Street
Spokane, Washington
2.7 acres
Agricultural Suburban
Single Family Residential br Two Family Residential
Upgrade to a residential zone after the final
plat has been filed.
Application of Zoning Provision: Chapter 4.21, Section 4.21.030
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a. Location:
b. Applicant:
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Site Size:
Existing Zoning:
Proposed Zoning:
Proposed Use of Property:
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ZONE CHANGE
A. Reasons:
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ZE- 155 -72 - AGRICULTURAL TO SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL OR TWO - FAMILY
RESIDENTIAL: PLANNING COMMISSION
(Kimberly Subdivision)
Planning Commission Recommendation: Approve to Single Family Residential
( R -1) Zone.
The final plat of Kimberly Subdivision has been filed incorporating
eight suburban lots ranging in size from 10,000 square feet (80' X 125')
to 15,200 square feet (110' X 140'). All of the suburban lots are of
sufficient size and frontage to allow single family development.
The Planning Commission is of the opinion that Kimberly Subdivision
is appropriate for Single Family Residential zoning because:
1) The eight lots in the subdivision have been designed to accommo-
date single family residences; i.e., most of the lots have at
least 80' of frontage and 125' of depth.
2) The Planning Commission has been routinely upgrading similar
residential plats in the Vera and Opportunity Communities to the
Single Family Residential Zone. Although much of the surrounding
area is zoned Agricultural Suburban, few duplexes have been
established in the general area. The surrounding area has been
developed with single family residences on lot., with 70 to 170
feet of frontage.
3) The Planning Commission is of the opinion that none of the lots
within the subdivision have disadvantaged relationships which
would warrant duplex zoning. (Only two of the lots within the
subdivision contain sufficient frontage and area for duplex
development.)
4) ThsSingle Family Residential Zone prohibits duplexes, animal
keeping other than household pets, mobile homes, and home
occupations.
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(cont'd)
ZE- 155 -72 - AGRICULTURAL TO SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL (cont'd)
B. General Data:
1) Location:
2) Applicant:
3) Site Size:
4) Existing Zoning:
5) Proposed Zoning:
6) Proposed Use of Property:
7) Application of Zoning
Provision:
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Section 21, Township 25 N., Range 44,
E.W.M. All of that area platted as
Kimberly Subdivision
Spokane County Planning Commission
N. 811 Jefferson Street
Spokane, Washington
2.7 acres
Agricultural Suburban
Single Family Residential or Two - Family
Re sidentiai
Upgrade to a residential zone after the
final plat has been filed.
Chapter 4.21, Section 4.21.030
7. ZE- 155 -72 — AGRICULTURAL TO SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL -OR TWO —
.FAMILYRESIDENTIAL: PLANNING COMMISSION
(Kimberly Subdivision)
Staff Recommendation: Approve to Single Family Residential (R -1) Zone.
Analysis:
The final plat of Kimberly Subdivision has been filed incorporating 8
suburban lots ranging in size from 10,000 square feet (80'x125') to
15,200 square feet (110'x140'). All of the suburban lots are of sufficient
size and frontage to allow single family development.
The staff is of the opinion that Kimberly Subdivision is appropriate for
Single Family Residential zoning because:
1) The 8 lots in the subdivision have been designed to accommodate
single family residences; i.e., most of the lots have at least 80' of
frontage and 125' of depth. Only 2 of the lots within the subdivision
contain sufficient frontage and area for duplex development.
2) The Planning Commission has been routinely upgrading similar
residential plats in the Vera and Opportunity Communities to the
Single Family Residential Zone. Although much of the surrounding
area is zoned Agricultural Suburban, few duplexes have been
established in the general area. The surrounding area has been
developed with single family residences on lots with 70 to 170 feet
of frontage.
3) The staff is of the opinion that none of the lots within the sub—
division have disadvantaged relationships which would warrant
duplex zoning.
4) The Single Family Residential Zone prohibits duplexes, animal
keeping other than household pets, mobile homes, and home
occupations.
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