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• • PLANNING & ZONING MEETING 8 MAY 12, 1993 opportunity to speak with the other property owners to get their input on this item. Mr. Mesich stated that he did not agree with this requirement as it was merely circumventing the City Charter. Mary Kay explained that it has been policy to require this when we are adding to the non - conformancy of unsewered lots less than 10 acres in size. After some discussion John Landers MOVED and was supported by Kathy Nordine to table the request to allow the applicant time to discuss the matter with the adjoining property owners. All voted aye. Motion carried. F. 93 -8 -P, Steve & Deanna Haeq, 171 White Pine Road, Lot Split Mary Kay Wyland reviewed this request which is to split off a 90 x 170 (approximately) piece of property from a larger parcel. The site is serviced by sewer and water and further subdivision is unlikely due to extensive wetland. Staff would recommend approval with the following conditions: a. 33' of right of way be dedicated for White Pine Road if not already dedicated. b. a $500 park dedication fee be collected prior to recording the lot split. c. 10' drainage and utility easements be provided around the entire perimeter of the newly created lot. d. an easement be provided for the extension of utilities to serve the property. e. a Certificate of Survey be provided prior to recording of the simple lot split. John Landers made a MOTION recommending approval and was supported by Kathy Nordine. All voted aye. Motion carried. G. Adult Activities Ordinance - Continuation of Public Hearing At 8:55 P.M. Tom Mesich made a motion to continue the Public Hearing on the Adult Activities Ordinance to the June 9th Planning & Zoning Meeting. Al Robinson seconded the motion. All voted aye. Motion carried. H. Public Hearing - PUD Ordinance Al Brixius advised the Planning & Zoning Board that the PUD, Planned Unit Development Zoning District, functions as a development procedure whereby a mixing of buildings and uses can occur which cannot otherwise be addressed by the base zoning district. The existing PDO Planned Development Overlay District provides that only the permitted and conditional uses identified in the base zoning are allowed. He reviewed the proposed ordinance and asked for comment.