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Planning & Zoning Board <br />April 8, 1998 <br />Page 10 <br />farther to the west, and asked if he could still use Lake Drive to get out. Chair Schaps <br />said that he could still use Lake Drive. <br />Chair Schaps asked if the temporary cul -de -sac road could be moved to the southwest. <br />Mr. Corson indicated that would not be a problem as long as they still had access to the <br />lot. He stated they had not discussed this and he was not sure how the City would feel <br />about that. <br />Mr. Brixius said shifting the temporary cul -de -sac southwest to accomodate this property <br />owner is a very reasonable request. <br />Mr. Bukholtz then asked when they planned on extending the street. Mr. Brixius stated <br />there was no schedule for it, the driving force would be the development north of the <br />creek when they would need the crossing. <br />Mr. Bukholtz said that he agreed with Mr. Skogland and he was not in favor of the way <br />the development split up the properties. <br />Mr. Corson then summarized the changes the property owners had asked for, moving the <br />cul -de -sac back to the southwest and the right -of -way staying the same. Chair Schaps <br />verified that. <br />Ms. Wyland clarified the zoning of Mr. Bukholtz property, stating that it was zoned <br />Light Industrial, although he did have a residence there. <br />Mr. Robison stated that there was no Residential zoning there all the way to the Fina, <br />although there are existing residents but they are nonconforming with the zoning. <br />Mr. Bukholtz then stated that when he bought the property he believed it to be zoned <br />Residential /Light Industrial, aware that it did have a split zone. He said that when he <br />bought the house in 1984 that is what he was told it was zoned as. <br />Mr. Robinson made a MOTION to close the public hearing at 7:43 p.m., and was <br />supported by Mr. Johnson . Motion carried, 7 -0. <br />Mr. Trehus suggested requiring some sort of berm where the trucks are turning around in <br />the temporary cul -de -sac and also between the school property. Mr. Corson responded by <br />stating that there were several mature pine trees along the south side by the school and on <br />the north end, they could add some pine trees. <br />Chair Schaps then added the following conditions to the executive summary: <br />10. Application approval of access off Lake Drive from Anoka County. <br />• <br />• <br />• <br />