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• • PLANNING AND ZONING MEETING April 12, 1989 Lakes. Because of the availability of sewer, there has been a considerable amount of interest by other landowners in subdividing their property. Ron Stahlberg, the City Engineer, and John Miller, City Planner followed the street plan adopted by the P &Z board months ago in their discussions with the landowners. Ron Stahlberg has been working with the developers of Rohavic Oaks about resubdivision of some of their larger lots adjacent to Linda Avenue. There has been some concern about the land located west of the present Linda Avenue. Before proceeding with a Preliminary Plat, the property owners are asking the Planning and Zoning Board to review the design. The Planning and Zoning Board received a sketch of the proposed subdivision. The sketch follows the concept plan, but is slightly rectilinear. The landowners feel that it will provide them better use of their land. A 30' setback is platted in for the proposed street. The problem the board saw was that transmission poles may be in the way. In order to miss the poles, the board felt that the proposed street should be moved over 10 feet. There is approximately 33' north of the transmission poles, and 30' south of the transmission poles. Pete Rosenthal addressed the board. He stated that the street shown on the concept plan follows the water works road, and he doesn't want it. Ron Stahlberg stated that a catch basin will be installed for drainage purposes. After further discussion a motion was made. MOTION: Alan Irwin moved to approve a Concept Plan for Linda Avenue Area with the suggestion that the preliminary plat include these concerns: 1. That enough land be dedicated south of the transmission poles to allow for an adequate street width. 2. A road easement be provided for Linda Avenue on the land north of lot 17 3. That enough allowance be made for a future road to be extended southeasterly down the vacated water works right —of —way. 410 Fred Chase seconded the motion, and the motion was approved unanimously. John Miller stated that 75% of the homes have to be developed Page 2