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Planning and Zoning August 19, 1981 Page Three There was discussion on the frontage of these lots, the manner of this being on a septic system -(can sewer be obtained from Centerville ?), of perhaps allowing this lot to be a part of Centerville - -- Mr. Prokop moved to recommend this application for a variance be granted pending a completion by Mr. Leibel of the following three items, 1) triangle parcel, labeled A on plat map, be added to existing property, 2),a new certificate of survey for lot splits be obtained showing 150' frontage along Mound Trail 3) obtain approval of Centerville for the lot split of Parcel A and that the remainder of the property which fronts on Mound Trail be given a variance for residential purposes because of the land containing less than 150' frontage. Seconded by Mr. Swistoski. Motion carried unanimously. FEASIBILITY REVIEW - McCOLLAR This is for the development of 40 acres of land bordering the North side of 64th Street, East of Otter Lake Road. At the present time there is no street servicing this land as 64th Street ends at Mr. Scherer's property. It was pointed out that the developer would have to install the street as presently platted. There was also discussion of the classification of this land in the Comprehensive Plan, which designates this as 1 unit per 10 acres. The many aspects of developing this property was discussed with Mr. McCollar. Mr. McCollar thanked the PSZ for their information. REZONE APPLICATION - CHARLES GRAMITH Mr. Doocy explained that this item is not on the agenda. Mr.__0.rami'hh's informtion had not been received at City Hall before the agenda had been prepared. Mr. Doocy pointed out that this matter had been considered at a previous meeting. Mr. Gramith is asking to rezone this parcel of land for the construction of a duplex. The Planning and Zoning Board had concerns with the location of the new wells being drilled in the area of the old drainfields and the fact that there have been problems with septic systems in that area. Mr. Gramith said he had no intentions of putting a well in the drain - field area. Mrs. Klaus moved to recommend this matter be tabled for information from the City Engineer, Building Inspector, Anoka County Health Depart - ment as to the location of the well. Seconded by Mr. Swistoski. Motion carried unanimously. NEW BUSINESS Metropolitan Council Plan Review