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COUNCIL MINUTES Drive. JANUARY 22, 1990 Council Member Reinert asked if the applicant was trying to direct the development of the property. Mr. Miller explained that the property on the west side was being sold with its current zoning. He just wanted to be sure that the Council knew there was a possibility that a prospective buyer may come before the Council to ask for a rezone of a portion of the property. No proposal or concept plan has been submitted. Mayor Bisel opened the public hearing at 9:50 P.M. Bruce Hanson, Surfside, Inc. - Mr. Hanson noted that he owns a portion of the land that is proposed to be rezoned PUD. He noted that he was surprised when he received the notice of the rezoning since no one had talked to him about this. Mr. Tom Mesich, 7065 Rice Lake Lane - Mr. Mesich was unable to attend this public hearing and wrote a letter expressing his concern regarding the rapid growth in Lino Lakes and its affects on the Centennial School District. He said he was opposed to any new residential development in Lino Lakes until the school system can get caught up with the current increase in enrollment. No one else from the audience asked to speak regarding the rezone request. Council Member Bohjanen moved to close the public hearing at 10:00 P.M. Council Member Kuether seconded the motion. On a roll call vote, motion carried unanimously. The public hearing will be rescheduled for February 12, 1990 at 7:30 P.M. Notices will be sent to the affected property owners. DESIGN REVIEW BOARD Review of Concept Plan for Timber Ponds Single - Family Development - Mr. Boxrud explained that this is a replat of the Pine Oaks one acre lots subdivision fronting on Pine Street. Mr. Boxrud noted that this a greatly improved plat and the reason for bringing this before the Council at this time is just to keep the Council updated on what is being considered at the Design Review Board. Review of Concept Plan for Unnamed Single - Family Development Located Near Cedar Street and County Road #84 (Otter Lake Road) - Mr. Boxrud explained the location of this proposed subdivision, noting that it would be the first major housing subdivision on the east side of Lino Lakes. He also explained how services would be supplied to the subdivision. Mr. Boxrud noted there are a number of double fronted lots and this is a concern. Mr. Schumacher asked that cost figures be developed for this subdivision before the