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Planning & Zoning Board Minutes August 10, 1994 • Mr. Powell explained that if necessary barriers could be installed. Traffic is using the roadway. • • After some discussion Tom Mesich made a MOTION recommending approval of the Right -of -Way Plat with the recommendation that the City Attorney expedite the proceedings, that the plat is not filed until transfer of ownership has occurred and the roadway be blocked off to all but construction traffic. Mr. Schones seconded the motion. All voted aye. Motion carried. C. Behm's Century Farms, Rezoning Planning Consultant Kermis reviewed this request and stated that the P & Z had previously denied the rezoning and MUSA Exchange on a 4 to 3 vote. The Council and P & Z subsequently met and discussed the proposal with the suggestion from the Council that this development may represent a logical growth pattern for the City and requested that the P & Z outline conditions under which the development will adhere to if the Council chooses to approve the proposal. Mr. Kermis further outlined conditions outlined in the August 5, 1994 Planner's Report. They included the following: 1. The MUSA expansion to include Behms Century Farms be done as part of a comprehensive City wide MUSA expansion, not as a MUSA land trade. 2. The future plat must comply with R -1 minimum lot area, width and depth standards. 3. The developer is responsible for the full cost of utility extension bringing municipal sewer and water to the site. 4. The plat design must provide sensitivity and protection of the Lino Air Park runway to avoid future land use complaints. 5. The developer pursue a variance for the Thomas Street cul -de -sac length. 6. The developer submit a phasing plan that will outline the staged development of the plat. 7. All grading, drainage, wetland mitigation be reviewed and approved by RCWD. 8. Submission of development bylaws and deed covenants that outline air park protection, home sizes, etc. 9. Submission of detailed landscape and tree preservation plans that address screening at the periphery of the plat and reduces the visual impact of the subdivision from adjacent properties and the County road. 10. Compliance with Park Board recommendation with regard to area park needs. 11. Development contract that outlines the terms of the subdivision developments and includes financial securities that insure performance. Chairman Schaps advised those present that this was not a Public Hearing. He also asked about the concerns of the air park property owners and indicated that Mr. Uhde had stated there would be a disclaimer on the properties assuring the 5