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Page 2 Planning Commission Regular Meeting August 5, 1976 WARNER PLAT: TOM ARRIGONI SCHRAEDER PROPERTY CARL LIEN SUPER MARKET 6. No grading, building, or soil disturbance is to take place until the ditch is installed or approved by the City Council. 7. Must be assured that the run -off will not flood any adjacent property. 8. The well problem of the surrounding home owners will be studied by the City Engineer. Motion seconded by Virginia Fisher Motion carried. The Warner Plat is a proposed residential sub- division of 41 lots, with one access lot. Lot size will range from 80 ft. wide x 153 ft. deep, to a maximum of 303 ft. wide x 203 ft. deep. Black -top streets with curbs are proposed, also sewer and water lines, with one large well to be used until City water comes in. The approximate size of the plat is 14 acres. It is located at County Rd B2 and Arcade St. An Ernest Money Contract has been made, subject the approval of the plat plan. The homes would be in the $65,000.00 bracket with one lot donated as lake access for the entire project. The price for the lots will range from $15,000 to $40,000. Mrs. Reed and her son Tom spoke about having 1/2 acre lots in accordance with the neighborhood. Following was a discussion between Mr. Arrigoni and the neighbors. Dr. Wallin brought up the traffic problem. Gene DeLonais made a motion to table the plat plan for 30 days for further study on the property. Seconded by Virginia Fisher. Motion carried. Carl Lien proposed a warehouse of retail food. The building would cover 32,000 sq. ft, with a parking lot for 242 cars. The warehouse would be set back 100 ft. from Rice St. and face Minnesota Street. Zoning is proper and there are almost four acres in the first phase. The store would employ about 25 people and have eight check -out counters. Jack Radford made a motion to accept the plat plan as presented. Seconded by Joseph Vitale, Jr. Motion Carried. 0003