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FEB. -10' 00 (THU) 17:39 Planning & Zoning Board February 9, 2000 • Page 8 • **.***ttttttt******t TEL 612 421 9511 P. 008 Chair Schaps stated he is confident there are neighbors all around this lot who will be watching to assure there is no sedimentation going into the lake. He stated that he shares the concern expressed by Ms. Lane and does not believe a buffer strip such as this would be appropriate for this lake. He advised of the education that has been occurring regarding the damage caused by fertilizers and progress made in that regard Chair Schaps stated this is a recreational lake and he does not believe this condition would be fair to impose on the applicant. Mr. Corson suggested that during the construction period they be required to place silt fence to eliminate sedimentation into the lake. Mr. Vanderlik stated they would not object but do intend to start construction shortly so there may be some problem with installing silt fence posts into the frozen ground. He stated it is their intent to leave the surrounding ground natural but it is the property owner's decision with regard to what happens to the groundcover after construction. He noted that this land has very little slope. Mr. Corson noted that the erosion control could be installed in the newly placed fill which would not be frozen. Chair Schaps suggested the applicant talk with several of the neighbors regarding the high water level. Ms. Lane noted the comment from the DNR saying they do not object subject to the lake setback being maximized and placing the vegetation buffer. Mr. Smyser explained that the DNR approved the City's Shoreline Ordinance but the City does have the authority to grant the variance. He advised that staff will prepare a supplemental report to convey the Boardmember's comments regarding the buffer to the City Council. Ms. Lane made a MOTION to approve the variance request to allow construction of a single - family home at 6750 West Shadow Lake Drive within 100 feet of the Ordinary High Water Level of Reshanau Lake based on findings as indicated and on the following conditions: 1. The home is constructed at the 30 -foot front setback line with a varied lake setback of 71 feet to 84 feet. 2. A revised survey document is provided for building permit purposes. The MOTION was supported by Mr. Johnson. Motion carried 6 -0. This item will go before the City Council Monday, February 14, 2000, 6:30 p.m. E. Anoka C41nnty Parks B h Im r• en • en a ill Lak Staff stated the application from Anoka County Parks is for a Site and Building Plan Review for four structures on the west side The Centerville is zoned PSP, Public Semi- Rice Creek Chain of Lakes Regional Park Reserve.