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MINUTES City Council May 13> 19~1 7 Month Term 19 Month Term Mrs. Scalze voted for: Mr. French Mr. Davison Mrs. Plardini voted for: Mr. french Mr. LaMay Mr. Forsber•g voted for: Mr. French Mr. LaMay Mr. Flanson voted for: Mr. LaMay P~r. French Mr. fahey voted for: Mr. French Mr. Davison Mr. French is hereby elected to fill the 7 month term on the P`9anning Commission. As there was a tie between Mr. LaMay and Mr. Davison for the 19 month term on the Planning Commission, Council took a revote for that position. Council voted as follows to fi11 the 19 month term on the Planning Commission: Mrs. Scalze voted for: P4r. Davison Mrs. Nardini voted for: Mr. LaMay Mr. Forsberg voted for: Mr. LaMay Mr. Hanson voted for: Mr. LaMay Mr. Forsberg voted for: Mr. Davison Mr. LaM~y is hereby elected to fill the 19 month term on the Planning Commission. Schrier Mayor Hanson informed the audience that on March 4 the City Counci1 held Property a public hearing on the proposed downzoning of the Schrier property from R-3 to R-2. At that time action on the proposal was tabled until the Council had the opportunity to conduct a workshop session with Mr. Schrier to discuss the possibilities for development of his property. Mayor Hanson state~ that discussion tonight would be limited to Counci1 discussion unless anyone from the audience had anything new to add to the discussion. The City At~orney agreed with the Mayor that this wou1d be the correct procedure. P4r. Schrier informed the Council that if the drawinys he submitted to the Counci7 at the workshop d9scussion met Council approval, he would have a final design drawn up that would conform to the City's existing ordinances. Mr. Schrier stated that he did not want to spend any more engineering dollars until the question o~ the proposed rezoning is resolved. With reference to the agreement discussed at the workshop session, Mr. Schrier stated that he had a problem with his attorney spending his money to restrict the use of his property. Mr. Schrier a1so informed the Counci1 that the present deadline for submitting applications for funding for senior citizen housing is May 15, 1981. Mr. Schrier stated that the application procedure is a leng~hy one and that he would not be able to make this dea~line. The City P7anner stated that the Schrier proposa1 did not provide for an east-west road connection. The 755 units proposed by Mr. Schrier would meet present City Code requirements. 7he P1anner also stated that there is no special setback from the lake. The normal 30 foot setback requirement wou7d apply, unless the DNR became involved. Page -17-