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Planning & Zoning Board <br />September 8, 2021 <br />Page 5 <br /> <br />APPROVED MINUTES <br />Steve Gallop, a resident who lives on Amelia Lake, said on a normal year, the lake is <br />approximately 5 or 6 feet deep. However, he commented, this year he could see blue <br />herons standing in the water. Moreover, he explained if anyone tried to canoe their <br />paddle would hit the muck. <br /> <br />Applicant’s Comments <br /> <br />Chair Tralle asked the applicant if he was involved with the previous land use <br />applications concerning this property. <br /> <br />Tom Budzynski, with TJB Homes, Inc. located at 9100 Baltimore Street NE, Blaine, <br />MN 55443 introduced himself to the Board. He stated the property is owned by John <br />and Patricia Commers. Several years ago, he worked with the owners on a proposal <br />to construct single family lots. Later, they proposed an apartment concept where they <br />would bring sewer and water in from White Bear Lake, but those plans fell through. <br />Today, they are proposing four 10 acre lots. He said the lots are pretty rural and have <br />a feeling similar to being up north. He commented once the homes are up for sale, he <br />anticipates they will sell quickly. He stated Amelia Lake is generally not a motorized <br />lake rather it is a canoe and kayak lake. <br /> <br />Chair Tralle asked Mr. Budzynski if he understood the Board’s feedback. <br /> <br />Mr. Budzynski said he understood. He stated his engineer needs to move a few <br />raingardens and wells on the site. However, he acknowledged they need to first plot <br />out the homes before they can determine the placement of the wells since the wells <br />need to be so far away from the septic system and driveway. <br /> <br />Chair Tralle asked Mr. Budzynski if he had any questions for the Board. <br /> <br />Mr. Budzynski recalled a water willow survey is required and he questioned what that <br />is. <br /> <br />Ms. Larsen stated it is a rare species survey. <br /> <br />Mr. Budzynski said the rare species survey has already been ordered. He shared the <br />owner to the north of the site was given an easement to cross the property. Powerline <br />easements were also granted because wires were positioned in places where initially <br />no rights were granted. He said he has done nearly everything he can to move <br />forward on the project. He commented the houses will be nice and the price point per <br />home will range from 1.2 to 1.8 million. <br /> <br />Chair Tralle declared the Public Hearing open at 7:07 p.m. <br /> <br />Steve Gallop, 6102 Centerville Rd, said he owns the land on the south end of Amelia <br />Lake from Centerville Road to the freeway and from the freeway to Otter Lake. He <br />stated when he purchased his home, only three homes had access to the lake. He
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