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r PLANNING & ZONING BOARD MINUTES September 9, 1992 Kathy Nordine asked if any noticeable noise would be generated from this use and was advised that there should be none. Al Robinson asked if the Gas Company did any "burning off" . The applicant stated that they were not aware of any such procedure. Tom Mesich asked if any residential development was proposed for this area and advised that it would be some time before development reached this area. MOTION: Rick Gelbman moved and was supported by Tom Mesich to approve the request with the conditions listed in the staff report. All voted aye. Motion carried. B. 92-39-PDO, Quail Ridge, Subdivision/PDO Planning Consultant Brixius reviewed this request which had been tabled at the August 12th Planning & Zoning Board Meeting and discussed at a P & Z Work Session on August 20th. At the Work Session the P& Z Board members suggested some revisions to the plan. Those revisions have been made and the item returned for P & Z action. The request is to plat 40 acres off Birch Street between Lakes Addition & the future 12th Avenue into approximately 41 lots. The staff recommended approval with the conditions outlined in the original report and the additional conditions outlined following the August 20th meeting. Those conditions are contained in the staff report of September 10, 1992 . MOTION: After some discussion Al Robinson recommended approval of the request with the conditions outlined in the staff report. Monika Slatten seconded the motion. All voted aye. Motion carried. C. 92-31-PDO, Park Grove, Subdivision/PDO Planning Consultant Brixius reviewed this request which is to allow platting of 80 lots on a 45 acre parcel. This parcel has had extensive review by the City and the current proposal has received approval from the RCWD and the Corp. of Engineers. Staff would recommend approval with the conditions outlined in the Staff Report of 9-4-92 . Ted Mattke, Engineer for the project, explained that the wetland has been expanded from the previously presented plats in response to concerns from the Corp. of Engineers. Rick Gelbman asked why the staff was concerned about triangular lots and was advised by Mr. Brixius that lots perpendicular to the roadway are easier to maintain proper setback require- ments. Monika Slatten expressed concern about lots which do not meet the minimum requirements for the R-1X Zoning District. Rick Gelbman stated that there is a bind here in regard to what was approved for Pine Ridge (adjoining this 2