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CITY OF LAUREL
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April 29, 2003
ity Of Laurel
P.O. Box 10
Laurel, Montana 59044
PLANNING
DEPARTMENT
Mr. Patrick Mullaney
RR 1, Box 2001
Roberts, MT 59070-9608
Dear Mr. Mullaney:
As I understand, you wish to annex a portion of your land in Certificate of Survey 2039 into the City
and build a 30x60 home and a 36x40 garage on the annexed property. The property is presently
zoned Residential Tracts.
When property is annexed into the City, it automatically becomes Residential 7500 (City Code
17.12.220~F) which requires a minimum of 7500 square feet for a single-family residence. You do
not need to request any rezoning. However, if you do want to request multi-family zoning you can
do so at the same time you are annexing, and annexation and zone change will occur simultaneously.
If you want to annex only 13,000 square feet you will have to get Certificate of Survey 2039
amended to reduce the size of Tract B-1 t~om its existing 21,955 square feet to the desired 13,000
square feet. It would be much easier to just request annexation for Tract B-1 as it already exists.
ARer the City Council okays your smaller-than-required parcel, you need to go the Public Works
Office and obtain and fill out a request for annexation form that will go to City Planning. City
d_ ommend to the City Cou=a.
I do not see any problems with your wish.
Planning Director
cc: Public Works Director
City Of Laurel is an EEO Employer
Equal Housing Opportunity
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