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DESIGN REVIEW BOARD MEETING March 14, 1990 The park board did not want to accept the pond as part of the park dedication, but the park board is aware that development will occur in phases. John Bergeson asked about the trails going through the plat. He wanted to know if the property owners would own all the way back to the trail, or will the developer or city have ownership of the trails. Ted Mahtke stated that Lino Lakes City Attorney is being notified regarding this issue. Ted Mahtke stated that he hopes the city will maintain the liability of the trails. Robert King asked about the swales within the development. Could the pipes freeze up and cause flooding? Mr. Mahtke stated that if the pipe does become plugged, then the water will go through the swale. Dan Boxrud stated that he is confident that this can be worked out, keeping basements 2' above flood level. Dan said that all of the lots are buildable, it will have to be determined what style of home can be built on which lot. Monika asked if the Corp of Engineers or Rice Creek Watershed District have been notified yet. Ted Mahtke said that it has • not gone before those boards yet. The problem is that the RCWD asks for approval from the city before it is brought before the RCWD. • After further discussion a motion was made. MOTION: John Bergeson moved to recommend to city council approval of a rezone from R --1X to R -1 of the Barrot Soukop property, application #90 -14. Monika Slatten seconded the motion and the motion was approved. MOTION: Mr. King moved to recommend to the city council approval of the preliminary plat for Pine Ridge, Application #90 -13 as stated in the plans. Monika Slatten seconded the motion and the motion was approved. CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT AND VARIANCE FOR THE UNITED POWER ASSOCIATION, APPLICATIONS *90-03 AND #90 -02. Doug Uhrhammer, from Anoka Electric, presented a map to the board that shows the land use plan for Anoka Electric. He stated that in Lino Lakes there will be a considerable amount of Light Industrial businesses going up around the 35E corridor. This will create a bigger demand for Anoka Electric to supply power to Lino Lakes. Mr. Uhrhammer explained that Anoka Electric Cooperative is a distribution cooperative, they install power to individual homes, and supply electricity. the United Power Association is the company that provides the power lines, and builds Page 3