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Planning & Zoning Board April 12, 2000 Page 6 Chair Schaps asked if this is approved, does it require use of the sewer system in the future. Ms. Wyland stated that any parcel smaller than ten acres would be required to connect. With regard to a lot being less than ten acres, Mr. Smyser explained it is alleviated since the lot would be combined, at the same time, with another parcel. Rick Carlson, applicant, stated he has nothing to add to Staff's report. Mr. Schilling made a MOTION to approve the minor subdivision request of Rick Carlson as provided for within the Zoning Ordinance with the following conditions: 1. The newly created Parcels C and F be combined into one tax parcel with the previously approved (1997) Parcel C. 2. Additional right -of -way is dedicated to 62nd Street to provide 40 feet from the centerline along Parcels B, E, and F. Parcel E is adjusted to provide one (1) acre in area exclusive of right -of -way. The motion was supported by Ms. Lane. Motio{ arrie D. PUBLIC HEARING, SSR & W A evelo gent, 7920 Lake Drive, Rezone and Minor Subdivision Chair Schaps declared the public Staff advised that the applica of property at 7930 Lake D immediately to the east which split the westerly four acres from Development is the owner of a .68 acre parcel CB, Central Business and the 80+ acres d RX, Rural Executive. The applicant would like to e 80+ acres and rezone it to CB, Central Business (or some commercial designation) and add it to the .68 acre parcel having frontage on Lake Drive. The current Comprehensive Plan guides the westerly 40 acres of this 80+ acre parcel as single family residential. The draft plan guides the entire 80+ acres as low density sewered residential in the Phase 1 growth area (1998 - 2010). Both parcels of property are outside the current MUSA boundary, however, sewer and water are available on Lake Drive. Staff reviewed the existing zoning of surrounding property and noted the property owner does not currently have a specific development for this parcel of property but believes that a larger site would be better suited to commercial development and enhances the developability of the .68 acre parcel. The applicant is anticipating a future platting of the area that would provide access from Lake Drive, subject to Anoka County review, should the rezone request be approved. Utilities are currently available on Lake Drive to serve this development, however, until adoption of a Comprehensive Plan, no.MUSA designation is available for this site. It was noted that any future development of the site • •