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MINUTES PLANNING COMMISSION JANUARY 11, 1996 However, pointed out that the architectural requirements in place for the area are already imposing higher requirements on these properties. Jerry Struntz, 56 Little Canada Road, reported that his property is currently zoned R -1. Struntz asked what the rezoning of the residential properties abutting Round Lake will do for the downtown district. The City Planner replied that the Rice Street /Little Canada Road redevelopment area was extended to include homes on Round Lake. The Planner reported that the thought was that some of the homes on Round Lake will eventually be redeveloped. When this redevelopment occurs, the City Council wants the ability to review the proposed site plans. Struntz stated that the zoning will change the valuation of his property. The Planner disagreed, effect the valuation. allowable used just as Struntz asked what his downtown area. and stated that the PUD will not Single family is still an in the R -1 District. property had to do with a The Planner again pointed out that some of the homes on Round Lake will be redeveloped over time. The City wants to review redevelopment plans because of the condition of those homes. Little Canada Road will be reconstructed, and all the homes along Round Lake will be affected by that reconstruction. This area is a central portion of the redevelopment area. The Planner pointed out that the Council adopted the Development Guide in December, and discussion at the time was how the City was going to be able to implement that guide. The PUD zoning is a way of beginning the implementation. Struntz stated that he believed his house has existed since 1900, therefore, is grandfathered in and the City is unable to change the zoning. Barraclough pointed out that the Development Guide may not be fully implemented for many years. The City has taken a look at the entire area, and the long term 3 Page 13