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Planning & Zoning Board April 10, 2002 Page 12 • those signs; this might be something a homeowners association would be responsible for maintaining. • • Chair Schaps asked if Met Council would approve the Comprehensive Plan this year. Mr. Grochala replied a lot of that would depend on the City Council. He expected the Met Council to give their input on the Plan shortly and then the City would need to respond to their comments. He stated further discussions would need to be held, which would dictate how long it would take. Chair Schaps invited applicant to make comment. Matthew Weiland and Brian Krystofiak, Tollefson Development, Inc. Mr. Weiland stated they realized that traffic an d safe t big concern for this project. He stated they attempted to design this project prot ect. he wetlands on site. He stated they would work closely with Rice Creek Wat ®ed a r� °'were waiting for the Comprehensive Plan approval and they had i«' V! • work o r the Comprehensive Plan before this project would Chair Schaps asked if they would be opp they would not be opposed to that, and as long as it would continue to forward' plat. Chair Schaps asked the price q ue. Mr. Weiland replied this option previously with staff lude them from looking at the ots and h Mr. Weiland replied the lot prices would be the mid -90's and the dues would be around $350,000.00. Chair Schaps as " e f olve• Hof the residents' concerns from the neighborhoo• • 'ings. Mrs 1 d replied they were still working on the traffic issue. He stated th b -re not oppose doing additional landscaping for buffering. Chair Schaps as the signs on the streets. Mr. Weiland stated they did not have a problem . �a`` "s the homeowners association's responsibility. Mr. Rafferty asked if they h`• any draft of the guidelines /covenants for the common areas. Mr. Weiland stated they did not have a draft of the covenants yet, but he would be willing to look at other development covenants. Ms. Lane stated there was no MUSA application for this, and she did not see that there was any purpose in looking at this proposal right now. She stated Met Council would not necessarily give the City what they wanted. Lou Masonick, stated they had three neighborhood meetings, not two. He stated they were not against development, but expressed concern it might be going too fast. He presented to the Board a summary of the concerns and questions by the neighboring properties. He stated while they did not oppose the development of the property, they felt the development should take place in a responsible manner that increased the quality of life of all taxpaying citizens of Lino Lakes. He stated they neighbors had a concern DRAFT MINUTES