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CITY OF LAKE ELMO <br />WASHINGTON COUNTY, MINNESOTA <br />ORDINANCE NO. 08-039 <br />AN ORDINANCE APPROVING A ZONING MAP AMENDMENT FOR TWO PROPERTIES <br />OFF OF 27TH AND 28' STREET FROM RURAL RESIDENTIAL TO R-1; PID: 21-029-21-14- <br />0003 AND 21-029-21-14-0002 <br />Section 1. Amendment: Section 154.032 of the "Zoning District Map" of the Lake Elmo <br />Municipal Code is amended to rezone property from RR to R-1, based on conformity with the <br />Comprehensive Plan, owned by Lake Elmo Bank, legally described as identified in Attachment <br />A. PIDs: 21-029-21-14-0003;21-029-21-14-0002 <br />Section 2. Findings <br />1) That the procedures for obtaining said Zoning Map Amendment are found in the Lake <br />Elmo Zoning Ordinance, Section 154.020. <br />2) That all the submission requirements of said 154.020 have been met by the Applicant. <br />3) That the proposed zoning map amendment is to allow the rezoning of two currently <br />vacant properties from Rural Residential to R-1, thereby reducing the minimum lot size <br />from ten acres to one and a half acres with the intention to work towards making two <br />buildable lots for single family residential structures. <br />4) That the Zoning Map Amendment will be located on property with the PIDs: 21-029-21- <br />14-0003 and 21-029-21-14-0002, formerly known as 2742 Ivy Ave. The full legal <br />description is attached as Attachment A. <br />5) The proposed rezoning is in conformance with the Comprehensive Plan. The Future <br />Land Use Plan in the approved Comprehensive Plan guides this property as "NC" — <br />Neighborhood Conservation. The R-1 zoning district, which is what the applicant's <br />are requesting, corresponds to the NC land use designation and is therefore in <br />conformance. <br />6) The R-1 zoning district would not change the essential character of the neighborhood. <br />Single family residential neighborhoods exist to the west and northeast of the <br />applicant's two properties. The two properties requested for rezoning are, in general, <br />slightly larger than the then existing built lots. The proposed rezoning may allow a <br />single family residential home to be built on each of the two properties which would be <br />in conformance with the current use of the both adjacent neighborhoods. <br />