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CITY COUNCIL WORK SESSION <br />DRAFT <br /> 5 <br />Councilmember Ruhland asked about components envisioned and the developer 173 <br />explained that they see the initial stage of about 100+ market rate homes. They are 174 <br />looking at four stories for housing. They are looking forward as they consider possible 175 <br />residents – younger people who want certain amenities – empty nesters who are renting 176 <br />by choice – 30 somethings who come from outstate – and younger people who wish to 177 <br />come back to the community where they grew up. The property is envisioned as 178 <br />intergenerational. The developers also noted that there could be soil challenges where 179 <br />the car lot has existed for many years; fortunately they have experience with super fund 180 <br />sites. 181 <br />Councilmember Lyden asked about having a four story building and how that can be 182 <br />buffered from neighbors. Developer noted that the site provides for good buffering in 183 <br />space and wooded area. 184 <br />Councilmember Stoesz remarked that he’s seen some developments with tunnels to allow 185 <br />access to multiple buildings. The developer noted the walkability of the area and the 186 <br />positive culture that getting out in the neighborhood provides. 187 <br />The developers explained the concept further. They added that they would envision 188 <br />buildings with no more than 160 units. The mayor asked about the combination of 189 <br />residential and retail on the bottom; the developers noted situations where that has not 190 <br />been successful. 191 <br />Councilmember Cavegn asked for public safety comments. Public Safety Director 192 <br />Swenson said he expects there will be a review period for his department with more 193 <br />details. Director Swenson added that there has been good experience with good 194 <br />management so he knows that is key. 195 <br />Community Development Director Grochala spoke on the issue of available utilities, 196 <br />noting that the site has access to trunk lines for water and sewer. He also discussed 197 <br />comprehensive plan guidance in the area of density; it does allow options for the council 198 <br />to consider increases. Mr. Grochala remarked that staff wanted the council to hear about 199 <br />this concept early rather than later; he is hoping to set up a joint meeting of the council 200 <br />and advisory boards to hear about this proposal. 201 <br />Councilmember Lyden remarked that the City is excited about the 49/J development and 202 <br />that is a community gateway project. He hopes this can be the same; he wonders about 203 <br />having a sign or something significant to indicate the gateway. 204 <br />The council concurred with the concept of a joint meeting to review information on this 205 <br />redevelopment idea. 206 <br />3. Lake Amelia Woods Preliminary Plat – City Planner Larsen reviewed a 207 <br />presentation that included information on the following: 208 <br /> 209 <br />- Land use application to subdivide two existing parcels into four rural lots to 210
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