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Mr. Cardinal noted that Outlots G and K were requested for townhouses and Outlot H was for multi - family or apartment use. He stated that Mr. Van Housen had felt that the request was premature and that Jandric should come before the Council again with specific details on the request. Mr. Busch stated that the company wished to know ahead whether the lots would be available for this use and that the matter should be settled and on record as far as buyers of single lots are concerned so that there would be no trouble later with complaints. He stated that they would bring a preliminary plat of Outlot G with specific layouts and details first within 30 days or so. Since they will be selling homes this week, they wanted the areas specified for use right away although they do not plan to build townhouses right away. Plans for Outlots H and J will come in the future since they cannot be used until the sewage plant unit is disposed of. However, if the plant is not located in Outlot K, they will develop it sooner. There was no opposition from the audience. Mr. Locher noted that Jandric would not be able to sell parts of Outlots G & K because of the restrictions of Ordinance 21A; that the Village was safe since the outlots would need platting before they are developed. 1 Mr. Cardinal moved, on the recommendation of the Planning & Zoning Board, that special use permits be granted for Outlots G, H & K of Lakes Addition No. 2 as specified in the notices and that no permits or development be allowed until the plats for these outlots are submitted and accepted. Seconded by Mr. Jawcrski. Motion carried unanimously. Mr. Busch noted that 1) the names on the streets in the plat are approximate and not definite; that these would be discussed later in the hearings on the final plat in 30 -40 days, and 2) that the precise geometry of the parcels might be changed slightly by the engineers in the road contours, etc., for the final plat. Mrs. Kay Olson asked when Mr. Busch would predict that people would be living in houses in the development. Mr. Busch replied that he expected it would be within 5 months of February 1st. The hearing closed at 10:16 p.m. The hearing for the rezoning of land for Acton Construction was called to order at 10:18 p.m. Mr. Paul. Miller introduced Ralph Chiodo and Bob Isakson who had done planning work and advisory work on the proposed sites, which has been named Lakes Industrial Park. Mr. Isakson spoke on the study which has been conducted giving three points in particular: the high -value development type of land, the accessibility of freeway I-35E and the availability of land. He felt that the area north of County 54 should be given first priority for an integrated industrial park; they were here to request rezoning for part of the land. Mr. Isakson proceeded to show several drawings of the physical aspects of the land as well as the drawings of the proposed development. He noted that the road through the project followed the NSP powerline part way as well as Clearwater Creek; that the land was divided into 3 acre to 20 -acre parcels with proposed parking for 1600 cars. There was a 50' setback from all property lines. They proposed to join in with the Metropolitan Sewer District; detailed plans for everything would be brought in later. Slides on the existing Acton building were shown. Mr. Cardinal stated that the land to be rezoned did not include the 60 acres on the west side of I -35E, but only the 80 acres on the east side. Mr. Chiodo stated 1