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JUL. -29' 96 (WED) 12:55 <br />tttttttttttttttttttt <br />TEL:612 421 9511 P.004 <br />COUNCIL MINUTES July 27, 1998 <br />The right -of -way for Elm Street, in this location, is 66' Elm street is classified as a collector <br />roadway and as such, the City code indicates a standard right -of -way width of 80'. Therefore, the <br />City needs and additional 14' of right -of -way in this location. Mr. Brixius referred to the exhibits <br />which show that adequate right -of -way has been dedicated along Elm Street from all but a few <br />properties, including the one in question. <br />Mr. Brixius stated that Mr. and Mrs. Hill have objected to the dedication requirement and would <br />prefer compensation for the right -of -way and the trees located on the property or an adjustment in <br />their utility assessment. The Planning and Zoning Board was advised that this is a determination <br />for the Council to make. <br />Mr. Brixius explained that regarding the subdivision request, the Zoning Ordinance requires a <br />minimum lot area of 10,800 square feet in the R-1 Zoning District. Corner lots must be a <br />minimum of 100 x 135 and interior lots a minimum of 80 x 135. Parcel A meets the requirements <br />of the Ordinance with no additional right -of -way dedication but is approximately 10' deficient if <br />lot depth with the dedication of 14' of right -of -way. (This assumes that Elm Street is the front <br />property line.) The total area for Parcel A is 15,125 after row dedication. Parcel B is 12,720 <br />square feet in area, adequate in lot width and 10' deficient in lot depth thereby requiring a <br />variance for lot depth. <br />In May of 1992, the Council passed a Resolution granting a "blanket" variance to lots <br />immediately south of this subdivision. The blanket variance was for Lots 5 through 13 in Ulmers <br />Rice Lake Addition that allowed the existing 150' wide lots to split off the eastern portion of their <br />property into two (2) 75' wide lots. Utilities were provided along Snow Owl Lane for two (2) <br />service stubs per 150' wide parcel in Ulmers Rice Lake Addition. Of the 9 lots referenced in the <br />Resolution, only two (2) remain vacant. Resolution No. 92 - 64 detailing the rational for granting <br />the blanket variances is available for Council information. <br />Mr. Brixius stated that two (2) service stubs were provided for the parcel in question tonight <br />along Snow Owl Lane. The lots in question will be 125' deep rather than the required 135' with a <br />total lot area of 12,625 square feet for Parcel B, and 15, 125 square feet for Parcel A. The lots <br />with the blanket variance have an average of 10,875 square feet of lot area at 75 x 145. <br />Mr. Brixius noted that the Planning and Zoning Board recommended approval of this minor <br />subdivision and variance at their July 8, 1998, meeting with the condition that the additional right - <br />of-way be dedicated as recommended by staff. <br />Mr. Brixius stated that staff recommended approval of minor subdivision and variances with two <br />(2) conditions: <br />1. An area approximately 14 x 90 be dedicated for right -of -way purposes. <br />2. A $500 Park Dedication fee be collected for the newly created lot prior to <br />recording the subdivision with Anoka County. <br />