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• <br />• <br />WS — Item 7 <br />WORK SESSION STAFF REPORT <br />Work Session Item 7 <br />Date: November 1, 2010 <br />To: City Council <br />From: Jeff Smyser <br />Re: Century Farms North 5th Addition PUD amendment <br />Replatting Detached Townhome Lots to Individual Single Family Lots <br />Background <br />The Century Farms North residential development is a planned unit development (PDO) <br />in northwest Lino Lakes that the City approved in 2003. It includes a mix of housing <br />styles: typical single family lots; single family airpark lot with hangars; detached <br />townhomes (individual house lots located within a commonly owned yard lot); and <br />attached townhomes. <br />The preliminary plat for the overall project was approved in 2003. Four final plats have <br />been approved, each including a phase of the overall project. Most of the development <br />has been final platted, but the last phase has not. The last phase is still owned by the <br />developer: Century Farm North Development. Many of the detached townhomes have <br />not yet been constructed in the phase that was most recently final platted. They are <br />owned by a builder: Sharper Homes. Sharper and Century Farms North Development <br />want to amend the remaining part of preliminary plat as well as several unbuilt lots that <br />have been final platted. They want to convert detached townhome lots to individual <br />single family home lots. This is a response to changing market conditions. <br />This proposal will require an amendment to the preliminary plat and a new final plat that <br />includes some of the lots. The new final plat would include four lots already final platted <br />as well as one of the lots in the amended preliminary plat. The normal process for <br />platting property will be followed. <br />This proposal does not add any dwelling units to the project beyond the number that was <br />originally approved in 2003. Nor does it change the area of land for each dwelling unit. <br />The attached detail figure shows how lots will change. <br />