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COUNCIL MINUTF{S' SEPTEMBER 23, 2002 <br />1.) The proposed garage be placed no closer than 62 feet from Wood Duck Trail. <br />Mayor Bergeson asked why the removal of a shed is being recommended. Associate Planner Gretz <br />advised that only two accessory sheds are allowed so once the new building is constructed, there <br />would be a total of three. <br />Councilmember Dahl moved to adopt Resolution No. 02-116, Approving a Variance for Property <br />Located at 8065 Wood Duck Trail (Sullivan Property). Councilmember Reinert seconded the motion. <br />Motion carried unanimously. <br />Resolution No. 02-116 can be found in the City Clerk's office. <br />Consider Resolution No. 02-117, Approving a Variance and Minor Subdivision, 855 Ash <br />Street, (Lindahl property), Tanda Gretz — Associate Planner explained that agenda item 7D <br />is an application for a Minor Subdivision and Variance. The ap, can Donald Lindahl, who owns <br />11 acres at 855 Ash Street, which is zoned Rural. <br />Associate Planner Gretz indicated the minimum lot size <br />10 acres. The Lino Lakes City Code, however, under <br />constructed prior to July 13, 1992 to reduce their lot <br />balance of the property meets the 10 -acre minim <br />subdivision contains one one -acre lot and one <br />Associate Planner Gretz noted, however, t <br />size requirements, the proposed one-acr <br />for property in a Rural zone, having a <br />a Variance from the minimum lot <br />330' of width, although it is broke <br />homestead property. <br />t for a property in a Rural zone is <br />3, subdiv. 3.A.2.b.2, allows homes <br />to a minimum of one acre if the <br />rement. Mr. Lindahl's application for <br />, thus meeting the lot size requirements. <br />gh the two proposed lots meet the minimum lot <br />oes not meet the 330' minimum width requirement <br />st 155 feet. For this reason, Mr. Lindahl is asking for <br />nt of 330 feet. The 10 -acre parcel has the required <br />two segments on either side of the proposed one -acre <br />Associate Planner Gretz indica d the Certificate of Survey for the property indicates that both <br />proposed lots will meet the requ =d minimum upland area of 20%, although the upland for the <br />proposed 10 -acre parcel exists as separate "islands" of upland surrounded by wetland. Soils tests <br />confirm that there are soils on each of the proposed lots capable of supporting a septic system, with <br />room for both primary and secondary sites. <br />Associate Planner Gretz stated Councilmembers should be aware of an existing access drive on the <br />site. This drive exists for the neighboring property to the west, at 815 Ash Street. The 815 property <br />was created at the same time the Lindahl property was created. In 1997, a 58 -acre parcel was divided <br />into three parcels: one was the Lindahl property, one was the property at 815, and one was expansion <br />land for the Incarnation Cemetery. The access driveway across the Lindahl property was created <br />because there was no other way to access the created parcel at 815. The driveway is currently used <br />primarily by the residents of 815, as the Lindahls have their own access driveway. It should be <br />understood, however, that approval of the proposed 10 -acre lot will require use of this driveway by <br />21 <br />
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