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COUNCIL MEETING MARCH 27, 1995 <br />our ordinance include a statement which prohibits total district - <br />wide density from being exceeded. The proposed ordinance <br />includes this provision. <br />DENSITY: The DNR model ordinance provided a complicated tier <br />arrangement for calculating density for multi -family <br />developments. The City has proposed a standard calling for 5,000 <br />square feet to townhomes and 2,900 square feet for apartments, <br />per unit. The DNR has approved this flexibility request due to <br />our more stringent requirements on water quality, general <br />performance standards, and the local water management plan. <br />IMPERVIOUS SURFACE COVERAGE: The DNR model called for impervious <br />surface limits of 25% across the board. Staff has requested a <br />limit of 30% for single family and low density developments, 35% <br />for medium/high density developments, and 60% for commercial <br />developments. Due to our performance standards and local water <br />management plan, the DNR has agreed to this flexibility request. <br />BUILDING HEIGHT: The City is requesting a 36 foot height limit <br />which is consistent with similar requests from other communities <br />in the Metro Area. The DNR model suggests a 25 foot height <br />limit: They have agreed to the 36 foot height limit. <br />SANITARY SEWER CONSTRUCTION: The DNR model ordinance required a <br />connection to sanitary sewer within one year, if available. This <br />requirement runs contrary to the City Charter and the DNR has <br />agreed to its exclusion. <br />SHORELAND SETBACK FOR USES WITHOUT WATER ORIENTED NEEDS: The DNR <br />model ordinance required a double setback for commercial uses <br />without water oriented needs. This would render commercial <br />properties along Lake Drive unbuildable. The DNR has agreed to <br />waive this requirement. <br />Mr. Brixius prepared a brief memorandum which was included in the <br />Council packets. This memorandum outlined in detail the City's <br />request for flexibility. <br />The Planning and Zoning Board held two (2) public hearings and <br />held a special work session to discuss the proposed ordinance. <br />The proposed ordinance was prepared considering the comments from <br />concerned citizens and with input from City staff and the DNR. <br />The recommendation of staff and the Planning and Zoning Board is <br />for approval as submitted. <br />Council Member Bergeson noted that when there is a proposed <br />ordinance change this comprehensive and complicated, the City <br />Council discusses the changes at a work session. He felt uneasy <br />about approving the FIRST READING of the proposed ordinance until <br />PAGE 11 <br />
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