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ois GRANGE COUN2'Y PLANN~IVG BOAF6~ Motion was made by Commissioner Walker, secorr3ed by Commissioner Carey to appoint Chris Best to this Board. 57C1I'E: LiNF,NINlWS. E. ITF~'!S FOR DEICISION 1. PRELIMII~RY P RICHAI~ C At~7 HQA7ITA F. RC~IICH Director of Planning Marvin Collins stated the property is located on 5R 1341 (Harnnny Church Road> in Cheeks 'lbwnship. There are two (2) lots proposed out of a 10.17 acre tract. The property is zoned A R (Agricultural Residential and designated as such in the Land Use Plan. Because this is a two-lot subdivision, the planning staff felt there would be minimal impact in that area. The Planning Board recommended approval of the subdivision at their February 18, 1985 meeting with the wrrlition that there be a fifteen foot drainage easement provided along the rear lot lines of both lots. Motion was made by Cor~anissioner Walker, seconded by Commissioner Lloyd to approve the recommendation from the Planning Board. VDl'E: I~i~7IMWS. 2 RELIMINAL2Y IAN-i~1RREN S. SUMMEY SR. Marvin Collins correrented that the property is located i.n Eno Township on Miller Read. Two lots are proposed: (1) 1.7982 acres and (2) 2.8331 acres. The property is zoned A-R and is desiggnated Agricultural Residential in the L3txl Use Plan. Motion was made bI' Corienissioner Walker, seconded by Commissioner Carey to approve the recor~m~endation from the Planning Board, VDrE: L1I~NIN1pUS. 3. PRELTNlII~T1IRY PLAN~,RTEEt MEAD SDCTIOd~S ~ AND THREE Marvin Collins indicated the property is located on SR 1541 (Kiger Road) in Little River ToFmship. The tract is designated as Rural Residential i.r, the Land Use Plan. Thirty-three lots are proposed out of 34.566 acres. One problem with this subdivision is that some of the approvals from the Health Department have not been received for the lots located on the west side of Kiger Road. The Planning Board recommended preliminary plat approval for lots 16 through 33 - a total of 18 lots. The Health Departrt~ent has conducted a percolation test on each of these lots. It is recommended that the approval for the lots on the west side be deferred until the Health Department has completed percolation tests on all lots. In answer to Commissioner Marshall's question about the paving of this road, Collins indicated the road is not paved but is a preexisting state maintained road which satisfies the Subdivision Ordinance requirements. Comtnissfoner Walker questioned whether a 60-foot right-~of-way existed. Collins indicated that, from the surveyor's i.rx3ication, there is a 60-foot right~f~vay on this road. In answer to Chair Willhoit's question about the destination of the road, Collins irr7icated the road goes to the north aril back in to serve other property but does not go all the way through. Willhoit asked how that road was going to get paved. Collins indicated the only way for the road to be paved in the future is through the Participatory Paving Project. Geoffrey Gledhill clarified the road would not be wnsidered a subdivision road but a secorxiary road. Chair Willhoit noted that as a seoorrlaxy road it could displace some of the other secondary roads on the paving priority list. Furtherrrore, if the