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Regular City Council Meeting <br />May 12,2003 <br />Page 19 <br /> <br />Commission for their consideration on the issue of granting the variance. <br />The City Attorney said if they approve the variance, then the City Council <br />could approve the action as they would anything else. <br /> <br />Councilman Bell stated, as a point of information, that it is his understanding <br />that they could start a build one house on one lot. City Attorney Schenk <br />advised that their zoning has been approved and the lack of approval of this <br />Plat would not affect that rezoning, and he deferred to Steve Methven on this <br />issue. <br /> <br />Ms. Beezley asked if she could sell a lot to the person that is building the <br />spec house. She said that she has two spec houses that they are going to <br />start. <br /> <br />Steve Methven, Building Official, advised that Ms. Beezley is wanting to <br />split a piece of property, the old driving range, into four lots, which requires <br />Council approval. He said that Nelson had to do a survey of all of the golf <br />course and there is a Minor Plat that had to be filed before they do this one, <br />which does not require Council approval. Mr. Methven said that if the city <br />files the Minor Plat, which would be the golf course and taking the whole <br />piece out, not just four lots, there could be one building permit. Mr. <br />Methven said currently she could bring it back next month. Mayor Fendley <br />asked Ms. Beezley if she would have need to do more than that in the next <br />30 days. Ms. Beezley advised that she had been through the proper channels <br />and was not told the correct things and now was having to wait. City <br />Engineer Napier said she would not have to escrow the money at this time <br />because that comes at the time of the Final Plat. He said she could come in <br />with a Minor Plat and the city could get it filed and she could start the one <br />house and continue with her construction plans and continue with everything <br />else during this time. Mayor Fendley said she should go ahead and get on <br />the Planning and Zoning Commission's agenda and come back next month <br /> <br /> <br />