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Planners report Live Oak Lane subdivision review and ongoing work at 14101 North site
Summary
Community development staff updated council on a proposed four‑lot split on Live Oak Lane requiring a cul‑de‑sac/right‑of‑way dedication and discussed an unresolved application at 14101 North with plans expected from the applicant within about 10 days.
City planning staff briefed the council on two active land-use matters: a proposed parcel split and public‑safety improvements on Live Oak Lane and continuing review of a development proposal at 14101 North.
The Live Oak Lane item centers on a four‑parcel proposal (plus remainder) for the Sligo Lake subdivision area. Staff said the applicant proposes a cul‑de‑sac turnaround to meet fire-department access requirements; planners are seeking right‑of‑way dedication for the bulb so the city can enforce no‑parking restrictions. The tentative parcel‑map application remains incomplete; planning comments from engineering and fire are still being addressed and staff said they have asked the applicant for formal plans showing the proposed bulb.
The 14101 North property remains active and unresolved. Staff reported that the applicant hired an architect in San Francisco and told staff that plans should be ready in about 10 days; staff said the applicant has requested potential interim uses such as periodic food‑truck events and that staff will route such requests to police and other departments for review. Staff noted there has been some piecemeal work on the site, including an electrical permit and installation of a mini‑split HVAC unit, and said their review continues.
No new approvals were reported at the meeting; staff said they will continue to process tentative‑map comments with fire and engineering and will circulate the applicant’s plans when submitted.
