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PLANNING & ZONING BOARD February 8, 1995 2. Citizens desire to maintain wetlands and wildlife habitats. 3. Citizens want this growth to follow a documented plan about which they are consistently informed. 4. Citizens want concentrated development: town square, commercial/light industrial parks, residential areas and open space. 5. Citizens want a community center. 6. Citizens want more community activities, organized recreation and education. 7. Citizens want more information about city business issues. Ms. Sullivan indicated advisory groups will be formed, made up of 12-15 members each. Any individual wishing to be on an advisory group should apply, Ms. Sullivan has created a two page form that will be filled out and the applicant is asked to indicate why they are interested in the group and provide their qualifications. Ms. Sullivan noted these advisory groups will meet for approximately eight to ten weeks and then regroup and form recommendations to the city council and boards. Mr. Mesich inquired how the groups will contain a group with a variety of ideas and concerns. Ms. Sullivan indicated this is the reason for the applications, this will provide an avenue for reviewing the individuals and establishing a variety for the groups. Chairman Schaps thanked Ms. Sullivan for her information. Al Robinson made a MOTION to close the Open Mike portion of the meeting and was supported by John Landers. All voted aye. Motion carried. Open Mike portion was closed at 6:45 p.m. V. PLANNING ITEMS: A. 95-3-P, Hardwood Creek, 7979 24th Avenue, Minor Subdivision. Planning Coordinator Wyland indicated Mr. and Mrs. Erickson, owners of the property at 7979 24th Avenue, known as Hardwood Creek Farm, have reconsidered their requested minor subdivision submitted at the January Planning and Zoning Board meeting. The revised request is to split a 10 acre parcel, containing the dwelling, from the 50+ acre site. Ms. Wyland indicated this 10 2