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• • PLANNING & ZONING BOARD MEETING March 8, 1989 Properties ", as there are three separate parcels. The parcel south of I -35W is currently zoned R -1 and the concept plan divides the 13 acres into 28 single - family lots. However, Tilson is presently working with Dennis Erickson on a townhouse proposal for the land. This would require rezoning to a PUD or R -3 zoning district. Erickson has an architect working on a site plan and at least a concept plan should be available at your April meeting. The second R -1 parcel is located south of the Marvy Street neighborhood and north of I -35W. It shows a curvilinear street pattern with almost 60 single - family lots. It's my understanding that several of the large - lot owners on Marvy Street also wish to subdivide their lots. The light industrial parcel is located south of the reformatory and north of I -35W. The concept plan shows 15 single - family homes located on the west side of the parcel and facing the Marvy Street neighbors, this is done to placate those single - family homeowners. The industrial lots are relatively small with many of them being about an acre. The street pattern has been determined in a manner that minimizes new road construction, but gives double - frontage lots adjacent to the freeway. The board, in reviewing this, decided the properties should be discussed and motions made for each property individually. Ebsteiner Property MOTION: Gordon Girtz moved to recommend to City Council acceptance of the plans of the Ebsteiner property. Al Robinson seconded the motion, and the motion was approved unanimously. Strauss Property MOTION: Gordon Girtz moved to recommend to City Council approval of the concept plan for the Strauss Property. Mr. Irwin seconded the motion, and the motion was approved unanimously. Tilson Property - Light Industrial Property Ron Stahlberg stated that there are some nice pine trees on this parcel, in negotiations with Tilson, the easement would do a minimum amount of damage to the pine trees. John Miller stated that the industrial lots are only about 1 acre in size here. John was not sure of the market desirability of the 1 acre lots - He requested to increase the size of these lots. He felt the depth of 250' was good enough, but feels they could be widened and appeal to larger businesses. The land does have freeway visibility, and is Page 5