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MINUTES PLANNING COZ~ffSSION APRIL 18, 1983 PAGE 1t use of the land is what is recommended. • Bob Schunicht stated he is not sure that the City would want an easement over the berms because they would become City property and the City might have to maintain those berms. He recommended an easement for the storm water ponding area up to the 100 year high water level, which is required by the City to maintain control. An agreement could be entered into to maintain the berming in some shape or form along the northern part of the site. These could be changed in some fashion but the berms will become a permanent portion of the property. Walter Northrop, 19t~2 Summer, asked how access would be obtained to the site. James Maenner replied that Prior would be extended to a dead end turn around from Larpenteur to the south. He does not presently have a specific use (buyer) for the property and does not wish to extend the road at this time. Harold Nilsen asked where Prior Avenue ends and Bob Schunicht advised that Prior ends at the north end of the City Ha11. Myles Aiken, 1819 Tatum, asked if Prior Avenue were extended, would it run on Hewlett-Packard property? James Maenner stated the road would be along the properly line of both Hewlett-Packard and their property. Ron Petras, Hewlett Packard, advised that they do not have an6r difficulty with the Prior Avenue extension as it would be in their best interest to loin in the extension because i_t would provide another access to their parking area. • Chairman Stefanson stated he is in favor of the rezoning to B-lA. It would make a better tax base for the City and make the property easier for the Estate to market and sell. Phil Chenoweth moved, seconded by Erma Olson, that ~~.esolution 82-3 be adopted with the stipulation that suitable berming be maintained along the northern boundary. Jim Bourquin stated that the berming maintenance should be contained in the storm water development agreement. Motion carried unanimously. RESOLUTION 83-3 A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE REZONING OF CERTAIN PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF FALCON HEIGHTS UPON THE APPLICATION OF CHARLES HAtidKINS ESTATE John Peterson, Good Value Homes advised that the plat being presented is very close to what has been presented at the last Planning Commission meeting. John Urban, Howard Dahlgren Associates, presented the plat and indicated that it had not changed very much since its original conception. Initially, they looked at patterns of the streets to the north and felt what was needed was to loop all the streets together so that they would create a pattern that would disperse the traffic as much as possible in a very even fashion. The standard lot size has been maintained throughout the development. He explained how the lot shapes were decided to the south • to facilitate storm water drainage. Storm water drainage will be ponded SCHUNICHT `tiTALTER NORTHROP, 19I~2 5UI~i1ER. NILSEN/ SCHUNICHT i~LES AIKEN, 18l~9 TATUI~Z STEFANSON RESOLUTION 83-3 JOHi1 PETEkSOI GOOD VALUE HON7ES/JOHN URBAN, HOWARI DAHLGREN ASSOCIATES