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• <br />• <br />• <br />PLANNING & ZONING BOARD <br />July 21, 1994 <br />required by State Statutes it is then up to the interested <br />citizens to follow the action through whatever course it may <br />take. We are not required to do additional notifications. <br />Darrell indicated that it is staff's opinion that the Council <br />directed this back to the P & Z for their complete review, not <br />indicating any approval by the Council. It is not clear to <br />staff what exactly the applicant is asking for tonight. <br />Mr. Schones agreed and advised Mr. Corsan that they had given <br />the developer plenty of direction which he refused to follow. <br />After further discussion Mr. Corsan was advised that the Board <br />is not in favor of a PDO for this plat and should, again, <br />pursue an R -1X Plat. Mr. Corsan stated that if PDO is not an <br />option it should not be presented as such. <br />Ed Schones stated that we have already told you what you <br />should do. Mr. Mesich asked for clarification of Mr. Corsan's <br />comments regarding ordinary high water mark. Mr. Brixius <br />stated that there are two provision, one in the Zoning <br />Ordinance and one in the Subdivision Ordinance. The more <br />restrictive is in the Subdivision Ordinance which requires <br />that all lots have proper dimension above the ordinary high <br />water mark of any water course. Water course includes <br />drainage ways, lakes, rivers and wetlands. We therefore use <br />the boundaries of the wetlands as the ordinary high water <br />mark. <br />Mr. Corsan indicated that if they had known the PDO was not <br />going to fly, when the property was rezoned from R -1 to R -1X <br />they would have put up more of a fight. This has been very <br />frustrating for them. <br />Tom Mesich stated the he would feel more comfortable with the <br />original PDO with an understanding that by reducing the 120 <br />some lots to something more than 104 there is consideration <br />given to the financial burden in the loss of the additional <br />lots. Possibly consideration could then be given when <br />discussing the improvements necessary to Holly Drive. There <br />must be some common ground that can be reached. <br />Mr. Schones stated that as a stewart of the land in the City <br />of Lino Lakes, he is not here to worry about the financial <br />needs of the developers that come into the City. His job is <br />to make sure that we preserve the quality of life that we have <br />here and stuffing homes into wetlands and next to wetlands <br />does not increase the quality of life in the City. Mr. Corsan <br />stated that they will be filling in 11 /100's of an acre of <br />wetland for the roadway. <br />Mr. Schones stated that this is ground we have been over <br />several times. We should be done with this issue. Mr. <br />Schones then made a motion to concur with the P & Z's original <br />recommendation of denial of the PDO. Tom Mesich seconded the <br />motion. <br />4 <br />
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