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Planning&Zoning Board April 8, 1998 Page 10 farther to the west, and asked if he could still use Lake Drive to get out. Chair Schaps said that he could still use Lake Drive. Chair Schaps asked if the temporary cul-de-sac road could be moved to the southwest. Mr. Corson indicated that would not be a problem as long as they still had access to the lot. He stated they had not discussed this and he was not sure how the City would feel about that. Mr. Brixius said shifting the temporary cul-de-sac southwest to accomodate this property owner is a very reasonable request. Mr. Bukholtz then asked when they planned on extending the street. Mr. Brixius stated there was no schedule for it,the driving force would be the development north of the creek when they would need the crossing. Mr. Bukholtz said that he agreed with Mr. Skogland and he was not in favor of the way the development split up the properties. Mr. Corson then summarized the changes the property owners had asked for, moving the cul-de-sac back to the southwest and the right-of-way staying the same. Chair Schaps verified that. Ms. Wyland clarified the zoning of Mr. Bukholtz property, stating that it was zoned Light Industrial, although he did have a residence there. Mr. Robison stated that there was no Residential zoning there all the way to the Fina, although there are existing residents but they are nonconforming with the zoning. Mr. Bukholtz then stated that when he bought the property he believed it to be zoned Residential/Light Industrial,aware that it did have a split zone. He said that when he bought the house in 1984 that is what he was told it was zoned as. Mr. Robinson made a MOTION to close the public hearing at 7:43 p.m., and was supported by Mr. Johnson . Motion carried, 7-0. Mr. Trehus suggested requiring some sort of berm where the trucks are turning around in the temporary cul-de-sac and also between the school property. Mr. Corson responded by stating that there were several mature pine trees along the south side by the school and on the north end, they could add some pine trees. Chair Schaps then added the following conditions to the executive summary: 10. Application approval of access off Lake Drive from Anoka County.