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Existing Zoning: “HRO” - High Density Residential District for 1 and 3 McKnight Place and “GC” - General Commercial District for 8630 Delmar and “New Lot 4” Comprehensive Plan: The entire proposal is located within Redevelopment Area #18 which calls for residential institutional use. Zoning History: The expansion (including Conditional Use Permits, Map Amendments and Preliminary Plat) was approved by City Council in May of 2006. Improvement Plan (per Section 16-12.140) was approved by Public Works in August of 2007. Analysis: This application is the final platting step for the resubdivision for the expansion of the Gatesworth. The Preliminary Plat was previously approved by Plan Commission and City Council in May of 2007. After approval of the Preliminary Plat, the applicant proceeded through the Improvement Plan procedure (per Sections 16.12.130 – 220 of the Subdivision Regulations). The Improvement Plans were approved by the Public Works Department along with the required deposit agreement (accepted by Public Works and the City Attorney). The applicants now file one of the last steps in the subdivision process which is the final plat (a separate final plat for the reconfiguration of the street “McKnight Place” which is the connector street between Delmar and the Barby Lane will proceed at a later date). This final plat (per Sections 16.12.230 – 250 of the Subdivision Regulations) consolidates all of the previous single family parcels and the vacated street portions of West Kingsbury and Barby Lane. Staff recommends approval of the final plat. The approval required is for a final plat in conjunction Section 16.12.230 of the Subdivision Regulations. Final plats are required to be approved by the Plan Commission and the City Council. Community Development Staff has reviewed the proposed plat. The only changes from staff are that a signature line for the chairperson needs to be added to the approval script for the Plan Commission and the signature line for the City Clerk needs to reflect the current clerk’s name. Said changes can be made to the plastic milar version of the final plat prior to its recording with the County Recorder of Deeds. Community Development Staff has determined that the proposed final plat meets all of the requirements set forth in the Subdivision Regulations and is in substantial compliance with the previously approved Preliminary Plat. Staff recommends that the final plat be approved (with the changes mentioned above). __________ Reviewed and approved by Lehman Walker, Director of Community Development J-1-e September 24, 2007