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HomeMy WebLinkAbout02/10/1983 P&Z MinutesII4he meeting was called to order at 7:40 P.M. by Mr. Larry Johnson. He told the people present that this meeting is to discuss the proposed zoning ordinance, zoning districts, and Land Use Map. At this meeting only the southeast quadrant of the City will be dis- cussed. February 10, 1983 Task Force Informational Meeting Members of the task force and the Planning and Zoning Board present: Dougherty, Rosenthal, Ostlie, Bloomquist, Goldade, Karth, Johnson, Klaus, Averbeck, Howard. City Planner, Mr. Bill Short and Building Official, Mr. Peter Kluegel were also present. Mr. Johnson gave a brief introduction as to how and why the task force was appointed and how long they have been preparing the proposed zoning map and ordinance. Mr. Short gave an outline of the 1974 Comprehensive Land Use Plan, the 1976 Land Plann- ing Act mandated by the State of Minnesota and a brief outline of how the City had pre- pared the present Comprehensive Land Use Plan during the period of 1978 to 1981. This Plan will be in effect until 1990. Mr. Short explained his maps and what the area designations meant. Mr. Ed Vaughn - Mr. Vaughn lives in Birchwood, tele: 429 -1671 but is interested in Mr. Lindquists land located near the intersection of Bald Eagle Blvd. and Rolling Hills Drive. Mr. Lindquist owns 9.8 acres and Mr. Vaughn would like to subdived this property. Be- cause of the moratorum a lot split cannot be recorded and it appears the new zoning rdinance will require a lot size of 10 acres or more. 410 r. Shortexplained that the very southeast corner of Lino Lakes is unique in that there are a lot of one acre lots or smaller all without municipal sewer. The City would like to halt further development of this nature before it generates the need for sewers. New lots will have to be least 10 acres. The task force had originally thought about bringing municipal sewer into this area from White Bear Township or Hugo but they could not get a commitment from either city to include capacity for Lino Lakes. Mr. Vaughn said if a person bought 40 acres to subdivide into lots there is no way four lots could be realized since there would be a need for a street. Mr. Short said this issue had not been addressed and something will have to he worked out. Mr, David Howe - Mr. Howe lives in Shoreview, tele: 482 -1040, and owns three acres at the very southeast corner of Lino Lakes. This lot adjoins Hugo and White Bear Township. He would like to subdivide this lot'into two lots, one would he one acre, the second lot would be two acres. One lot would have frontage and access from Bald Eagle Blvd. in Lino Lakes and the second lot would have frontage and access to Hobie Court in White Bear Township. Mr. Short felt if Mr. Howe could show a guarantee that sanitary sewer could be provided to the two lots from White Bear Township the Council might be willing to allow this subdivision. Otherwise this subdivision would not be possible. Mr. Vaughn asked if there were any proposals for dump sites or additional parks in Lino Lakes. Mr. Short said there are no dump sites planned nor is there any additional regional park space planned. erre Nadeau - 6644 - 20th Avenue - Mr, Nadeau felt the City should better utilize their reeway intersections. He particularly felt that 35E and County Road J should be re- served for commercial. 9 • February 10, 1983 Task Force Page -2- •tty Hawkins - 6102 Centerville Road - Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins own a lot of the land near this intersection of 35E and County Road J and they would not like to see commercial established in this area. Mrs. Hawkins asked about a parcel of land they own that has been cut off from the rest of their land by the freeway. Mr. Short explained that there are several parcels of land like this. If the land has the proper street frontage and meets the ordinance in every other manner and no additional land could be added to the parcel to bring it up to 10 acres then it is considered a lot of record and buildable. Mr. Short felt that by designating these areas near the two intersections (35E and County Road J and 35E and County Road 14) as rural requiring 10 acres minimum lot size helps save the land for another look at another time. Mr. Vaughn asked if you were to split a 10 acre lot from another parcel would you be required to provide an over all resubdivision plan including streets for the 10 acre parcel to obtain a building permit. Mr. Johnson said, yes. Mr. Vaughn asked if you could sell one acre and declare the remaining nine acres would be reserved. Mr. Short said this would be an administrative nightmare. Mr. Johnson noted that the next quadrant meeting would be Tuesday, February 15, 1983 for the NW quadrant and it will be held at St. Joseph Catholic Church. The last quad- rant meeting will be held February 17, 1983 for the SW Quadrant at the 49 Club. ill/e meeting was adjourned at 8:30 p.m.