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• • PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD MEETING June 14, 1989 application, and the plans written up by the surveyor. Mr. Dupre owns a 4 -plex on Main Street. He wishes to subdivide parcel 1 and add a 12 foot section onto parcel 2. This will give the applicant adequate space to build a garage for the residents of the 4 -plex. Building Official, Pete Kluegel measured the site and assured the board that all city codes are met. There is a house on parcel #1. With the 12' of land removed from this parcel the front footage would still be 190' which is an adequate amount. MOTION: Mr. King moved to recommend approval of a Minor Subdivision, Application #89 -25 allowing for the expansion of 12' onto the property line on parcel 1, based on the verification by the Building Official that all setbacks are met. The 12' addition (parcel 3) should be attached to parcel 2 to be part of one legal description. Al Robinson seconded the motion, and the motion was approved unanimously. DISCUSSION OF AMENDMENTS TO THE METROPOLITAN URBAN SERVICES AREA BOUNDARY. (COMPREHENSIVE PLAN AMENDMENT). ORAL REPORT BY RON STAHLBERG. John Miller, Ron Stahlberg, and Laura Elken held several informational meetings with residents in Lino Lakes, and Laura Elken sent each resident a questionnaire after the meeting asking them if they would like city sewer or not. Ron Stahlberg was sent copies of the response from the residents and as a result put together a map depicting areas where people were or were not interested in sewer and water. John Miller and Ron Stahlberg delivered this map and their comments to the Metro Council. The map shows areas in which will be eliminated from the MUSA boundary, along with areas that will be added to the MUSA boundary. One example is that Elmer Crohn's property will be added to the MUSA boundary area. Mr. Stahlberg stated that the Metro Council is willing to work with the city on this issue. The residents in the city that do not want utilities are happy to be out of the MUSA and the same goes for residents that do want to be included. REQUEST FOR MEETING WITH CITY COUNCIL REGARDING CITY DEVELOPMENT POLICY Harold Bisel stated that he would like to bring the Planning and Zoning Board and City Council together to exchange ideas. Staff will pick a date for this meeting and send a memo out to the boards.