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The applicant explained the six-lot layout fits the cul-de-sac better, that the original concept came from the late prior landowner, and that he wants to build his own home there and retain lots for his children.

Back at the podium during discussion, he said he and staff explored buying land from neighbors, argued the sixth lot is common sense, noted the ~$50,000 in permit fees the city would lose, and lamented paying $1,000 for what he called an expensive two-word change.