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• <br />• <br />• <br />PLANNING & ZONING BOARD <br />August 12, 1987 <br />Page 2 <br />St. Paul WAterworks <br />Peter Rosenthal (Lino Lakes address) appeared. Randy gave the full background <br />of negotiations with St. Paul Waterworks. Averbeck asked about lot sizes. Cody <br />asked that if the motion is made it include reasons for action. Prokop asked <br />about forcemain. Rosehthal showed the location on a map. Prokop stated location <br />should be shown on map and included in legal description. There was much discussion <br />about future roads in this area. Irwin questioned lot dimensions and angles. <br />Prokop questioned procedures. Rosenthal amended application to three parts to be <br />87 -20A, 87 -20B, 87 -20C. McLean moved and Joyer seconded to recommend approval <br />of application #87 -20A, a minor subdivision of parcels a, b, c, and remainder. <br />The survey to include the locations of the forcemains and any other easements. <br />The planner's comments were referenced as justification. Motion was unanimous. <br />McLean moved and Joyer seconded parcels d, e, f, and remainder. Motion was <br />unanimous. <br />McLean moved and Joyer seconded parcels, g, h, i, and j with a 30 foot easement <br />across water portion of parcel J. Motion was unanimous. <br />Donlin <br />Tom Donlin appeared before the board. Lavayne Dupsala also appeared. He was <br />the surveyor for the minor subdivision. He explained the configuration of the <br />parcel. The St. Paul Waterworks parcel, the existing parcel where Donlins <br />now live and the building site for the present property owners. Miller <br />noted that despite bizzare shape the parcel met all city zoning and subdivision <br />requirements. Cody assigned application number #87 -22 to the request. McLean <br />moved to recommend approval of minor subdivision #87 -22 for a 10 acre parcel <br />shown as parcel A. Averbeck seconded it. Motion was unanimous. It was asked <br />that full copies of materials be submitted to the Planning and Zoning Board in <br />the next agenda packet. <br />Allen Court Street Vacation <br />Pete explained proposal. Randy stated there was "no real need" to vacate the <br />street. He explained that the potential for higher density development existed <br />in the area and that present large lots could be subdivided when sewer becomes <br />available. Nelson moved to recommend denial to the City Council (based on <br />Randy's comments). McLean seconded the motion. Motion was unanimous. Randy <br />explained procedure and City Council's requirements for public hearings to <br />petitioners. <br />Twilight Acres <br />Joyer left the Board Meeting. Averbeck questioned if this was the right time to <br />discuss this request. Irwin felt it would help in future discussions with Met <br />Council if we could show how one acre parcels might work. Randy reviewed recent <br />discussions with Met Council and indicated MUSA changes to serve in -fill areas <br />would probably be final answer. Additional discussion of 22 acre parcels followed. <br />Members agreed they could take no action until Met Council decided comp. plan <br />issues. McLean moved to table Twilight Acres discussion until comp. plan is <br />finalized. Averbeck seconded the motion. Motion was unanimous. <br />Prokop moved to adjourn the meeting at 9:38 P.M. McLean seconded it. Motion was <br />unanimous. <br />
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