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PLANNING AND ZONING MEETING December 19, 1989 the land use. 1. Approve a variance to permit the land to be divided into two parcels. 2. Stick with the zoning ordinance requirement of 180 feet of road frontage thereby negating the possibility of subdividing this land. Charles Prokop lives in this area. He stated his concerns about drainage. He asked about water testing in this area, stating that this is a very low area, and how would this area hold out on a wet year. Dan Boxrud stated that when they test the soil, they look for staining in the soil. This will indicate if iron from the water has gone up to the surface and will indicate how often water comes up to certain levels. Mr. Cheesbrow stated that an Anoka County Soil Conservation Officer the soil and found no iron deposits. Mr. Prokop also stressed his concern about a septic system in this area. Mr. Cheesbrow stated that he was told that a system could be installed in this area. Dan Boxrud stated that based on city policy regarding street improvements the owners would he assessed for the new street. The city would require the developer to install the city streets. A public hearing would be required for this. The board members agreed to grant the applicant a variance. MOTION: Mr. Chase moved to approve the concept plan and variance for Mr. Cheesbrow and Mr. Smith. The board asked the applicants to come back to the board with a preliminary plat. Although the applicants have to show adequate space for two septic systems. Mr. King seconded the motion and the motion was carried unanimously. REVIEW OF A CONCEPT PLAN FOR AN UNNAMED SINGLE FAMILY DEVELOPMENT LOCATED NEAR CEDAR STREET AND COUNTY ROAD 84 (I- 35E). ACTON CONSTRUCTION AND NORTHWAY CONSTRUCTION. John Miller stated that for several months the consulting engineers and he have been working with landowners east of I- 35E and south of Cedar Street. Originally they were working with about eight landowners. Now there are only two of the original eight interested parties left. The remaining parties will develop their land later. The applicants are requesting a zoning change from S -R Suburban Residential to R -1X. Dan Boxrud stated that the zoning change would be consistent to the comprehensive plan. Page 2