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1 1 1 COUNCIL MEETING MARCH 23, 1992 $710,924.00. The current time table for the improvement is to conduct the public hearing tonight and accept the Environmental Assessment Worksheet tonight. Phase I of the construction must be under contract before September 1, 1992 or Lino Lakes faces loosing some of its accumulated MSA funds. Council Member Kuether said all area landowners should have been notified of the public hearing because there will a major impact on the residential neighborhood. ;= The public hearing was opened at 7:08 P.M. ti Robert King, 198 Marvy Street also felt the residential neighborhood should have been notified. He noted that if Apollo Drive becomes a county street, he and his neighbors will not be allowed to divide their property as first proposed because driveway access will be severely limited. He also expressed concern regarding the additional traffic that could be using Marvy Street. Mr. King also noted that he heard that the residential developer who was proposing to develop the vacant land south of Marvy Street may ask that the land be rezone to Light Industrial (LI). Mr. Powell explained that the division of the lots fronting on Marvy Street was discussed with Anoka County engineers. Details have not been completed on this matter. Mr. Powell said he felt it would be easy to limit construction traffic on Marvy Street. He also noted that no proposal for commercial development south of Marvy Street have been discussed, however, R -4, High Density Residential District development has been mentioned for that area. Mr. Schneider explained that if Apollo Drive becomes a county state aid street, the Marvy Street landowners will only be able to split off one (1) lot from their present lot. Anoka County will limit access to four (4) and since there are eight (8) lots, two (2) driveways will have to meet and access Apollo Drive together. This proposal would be similar to the Lake Crest development that had been planned for Birch Street. There was discussion regarding construction of interior streets. Mr. Schneider felt that the area along Apollo Drive should be screened and the area north of Apollo Drive should be developed as a separate entity. He said he would like to meet with the Marvy Street residents and discuss this alternative. Glen Rehbein, 7374 Lake Drive said he was confused about the notice he received. It appeared that the new street would run through his property and he would be assessed. He noted that it appeared that Anoka County would require that all access points be at least 600 feet apart. Mr. Rehbein asked how all this property could be developed and the 600 foot requirement be PAGE 4 167