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Plarfiing and Zoning Board November 21, 1979 Page -5- Mr. Heath moved to recommend to Council that Block #1 be rezoned to General Business and Block #2 and #3 be rezoned to light industrial with the stipulation that in Block #1 the lines be moved so that they 132' frontage lot be Lot #1 and the 100' frontage lots be #2 and #3 with the access to County Road #14 be limited to two access and the County requirement of an additional 27'rwi,ilrnot be necessary but an additional set back re- quirement will be necessary and the Council set a public hearing. Mr. Shearen seconded the, motion. Motion carried. Mr. Gourley told Mr. Tschida that this will be on the Council agenda November 26, 1979 about 8:30 p.m. Mr. Gourley noted that Mr. Tschida will have to come back to the Planning and Zoning Board for a Special Use Permit before any construction can be started. Old Business Mr. Richard Berget did not appear tonight or last regular Planning and Zoning meeting and the Clerk was asked to contact Mr. Berget and ask him what his intentions are in respect to Lot #11 of Goldens Rice Lake Terrace. Plat - Royal Oaks Estates - Shoreview Mr. Gourley read the letter submitted with this plat. The plat is located in Shoreview adjoining Lino Lakes sourthern boundary just south of Baldwin Lake Road. The City of Shoreview has asked if this City has any comments or questions on the proposed development. Mr. Gourley said his only concern is that the County has input on the capacity of County Road "J". The entire access is County Road "J". It was noted/that the area contains 193 acreas and 498 housing units plus two 150 unit apartments: Mr. Gourley suggested the only action this Board could take was to forward it to the Council listing the Boards concern for County Road "J". Mr. Shearen moved to pass this plat on to the Council with the recommendation that the Council express its concern for additional traffice on County Road "J". Mrs. Schwankl seconded the motion. Motion carried. Mr. Gourley noted in Ordinance #56 on page 13 the section dealing with unsewered areas in non-residential areas need a Special Use Permit. The City has not been enforcing this part of the ordinance. Mr. Shearen said he understood that a Special Use Permit could not be made non -transferable and wondered if this would cause a problem. Mr. Gourley noted the Ordinance stated the Council could put any conditions they want on Special Use Permits. Mr. Heath moved to ajourn. Mr. Shearen seconded the -motion. Aye. Tapes transcribed by Marilyn Anderson