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The May 17t1, 1967 meetine of t. Lino Lakes Planning commission was celled to order by Chainman lenn Rehbein. Members present were: Glenn Rehbein, Arnold Kelling, E.C.Jester, Andrew Cardinal, Kennet:e :Bryant, Roy Stanley and Duane Klepel. Minutes of the previous meetinzs were read and approved. A letter addressed to the Planninn Commission from the Carley Assoc. signed b Geo. Gotwald was read. It stated teat they have examined the proposed plat of Robin Acres, visited the site and found that it conforms to the reeuirements of the village. Mr. Gotwald recoMmended that we grant permission to prepare the final plat, making sure that a topographic map is presented before final approval. No action was taken. At the request/ of Mr. Prencis Burque a letter was read from J.e.Hoffman engineer and surveyor, It stated that it would takemore time to prepare his plat. As tee Pion in Commission and Council had previously considered this plat Mr. Burque requested he be given permission to build on at least one lot. A motion was made by Jester seconded by Bryant to give him special permission to build on lotl 1 Aaait4e3 of proposed plat. Motion carried. 4fflock.. Mr. Eugen and Ti1lin BlooMquist from h1 Co. Rd. J. also appeared before the connission presenting a rap of proposed subdivision of their land along Co.Rd.J. off 49 Hiway. They requested approval. The commission asked them /41 to provide for a road alono the section line, prepare preliminary plat and resubmit it. Andrew Cardinalrreported for the Council and Building Development Cameittee. The Building Development Committee requested that we consider lessening road requirements to encourage more development, especially the black top and 20 year road requirements. This led to a general discussion on road reeuirements. Kleool stated that our rod requirements aren't realistic and should be eased. Glenn Rehbein stated that this was an easy way to get a lbt of cheap homes fast. Roy Stanley stated that by having reasonable road rqquirements with money put in escrow for finished roads ata later date that this would encourage orderly develoyment and yet keep out cheap developments. Glenn Rehbein said he ould be a7reeable to considering a program of escrow money for future roads. After more disecssion a motion was made by Klenel and seconded by Roy Stanley that the Flarinin Commission recommend/ that the Council appoint a committee made up of representatives from P1nin1 Commission, Council, Business Development and others. Thet this committee investigete the legal and other aspects o1 a cane in the road regirements. Also draft a proposed chane in the village ordinance with thow:ht of the escrow plan. That this preliminary change be submitted to the Planning Commission for consideration. Motion Carried. During the road discussion it was brought up that the Anderson Development was in q uestion asdnone of the commission could remember a plat or read request by Anderson and that the location seemed questionable. The commission felt this sould be looked into and that F. Anderson appear before the Commission or Council to answer questions about his development. Glenn Rehbein mentioned the he -bought it would be desireable for the Planning Commission to consider all applications for Puilding Permits bef re 1?ermit is issued. This was discussed. A motion us made by Roy Stanley nd seconded by Arnold 'Conine that all property not previously platted be broueht before the planning Commission for approval before a Buildinn Permit could be issued. Motion assed,