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PLANNING & ZONING BOARD <br />February 8, 1995 <br />Ms. Tracy Douglas, 540 Lilac Street, indicated support <br />for the MUSA amendment. <br />Mr. Duff Dorshner, 307 Lilac Street, inquired if he <br />wished to divide his property how would his taxes be <br />affected. Mr. Brixius indicated his taxes would not be <br />affected until the time of actual development, excluding <br />any increase in property value. <br />Mr. John Johnson indicated support for the MUSA <br />amendment, he is representing Mr. Gary Uhde who will be <br />developing 40 acres in the Behm's Century Farms project. <br />Mr. John Thompson indicated his property is located along <br />Baldwin Lake Road and is in support of the MUSA <br />amendment. He believes the Land Bank system to be a <br />practical way to development Lino Lakes. <br />Mr. Roger Weisner, 499 -62nd Street, indicated support for <br />the MUSA amendment and is looking forward to development. <br />Ms. Alice Junes inquired how her land that has been <br />designated as growth area could be developed, since over <br />50 percent is wetland. Mr. Brixius indicated that her <br />land would not be developed unless she requested platting <br />and then she would apply for MUSA designation, if it is <br />not in the desire of the owner to develop they do not <br />have to develop. <br />Mr. Tom Donlin indicated general support for Land <br />Banking, but noted a couple of problems. First he <br />indicated transportation will have to be addressed, and <br />secondly schools. <br />Mr. Chris Lavear, indicated he believed the City should <br />slow down and wait for the recommendations of the 20/20 <br />Community Project. <br />Mr. Mesich inquired as to amount of land zoned R-1 and R - <br />lx. Mr. Brixius noted except for a small portion the <br />land is not zoned. Mr. Mesich indicated then the City <br />still has control over the development that would be <br />constructed. Mr. Brixius indicated this would be <br />correct. <br />Chairman Schaps indicated there is also the possibility <br />that the Met Council might not even accept this MUSA <br />amendment. <br />Ms. Sharon Lane indicated her support for the 20/20 <br />Community Project and felt the City should wait until <br />June when recommendations from the community have been <br />made. <br />8 <br />