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• • PLANNING $ ZONING BOARD February 12, 1986 Page Three The City Engineer's review memo noted that a permit for surface drainage would be required from Rice Creek Watershed District. Further discussion concluded that Rice Creek Watershed District no longer requires a permit for surface drainage for this size lot. The Building Official concurred. The applicant did explain that a silt stop fence is planned per the submitted erosion and soil plan. Also the applicant agreed to add more trees along Lilac St. MOTION: Mr. McLean moved to recommend to Council approval of the site and building plan of Rockey Goertz /Tim Klosner, dated 1/17/86 as presented with the following stipulations: 1) No exterior storage be allowed, 2) Blacktopping be installed as indicated in the applica- tion before the Certificate of Occupancy is issued, 3)An additional two trees (preferably evergreens) be planted along Lilac Street. Motion seconded by Mr. Cody and carried unanimously. Mr. Klosner was told that the City Council will take final action at their February 24, 1986 meeting. ULMER CONSTRUCTION - REZONE AND REPLAT Mr. Dennis Ulmer represented his application for a rezone and replat of Ulmer's Rice Lake 4th Addition. Mr. Kluegel explained that a plat for this area has been approved in the past, however with the addition of sewer and water to the area since that approval, Mr. Ulmer is requesting a plat of 107 lots of approximately one acre per lot. Mr. Kluegel explained that the 2/10/86 Council accepted the low bid from C. W. Houle for installation of the sewer for Rice Lake Estates. This bid calls for a lift station with the capacity to handle Mr. Ulmer's proposed plat. Sewered lots would require a rezone as well. A concern was voiced by Mr. Prokop as to whether or not Sunrise Park can handle another 107 families. It was made clear that ;Sunrise Park abuts, the proposed plat. Mr. Ulmer also said that the requirement for park dedication was satisfied with approval of the previous plat. Mr. Kluegel stated that per the City Engineer, Second Street (which is part of the plat) will be brought to City standards. He also men- tioned that the City Administrator voiced a concern with regard to Green Acre Drive, Gladstone and part of Second Street being "half - streets" per the proposed plat. Mr. Ulmer stated that it is not his intention to have "half streets ", however the properties along the streets in question belong to otherproperty owners. Mr. Ulmer was instructed to work with the City Administrator and the other land- owners involved in order to acquire the necessary easements to make full streets. • Mr. Johnson reported that he felt the plat was consistent with the intent of the comprehensive plan with regard to density. MOTION: Mr. Prokop moved to recommend to Council approval of the application of Ulmer Construction, 1633 Highway 10 N.E., Spring