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LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MEETING, APRIL 5, 1983 <br />-5- <br />6. HUTCHINSON REZONIZNG: <br />Audience Comments - <br />-Nancy Prince, Planning Commission Chairman -has a problem with <br />comments stating this proposal adheres to the present Comp <br />Plan. Believes the present plan is just that, a plan. It <br />can be changed as the years go by. Plan was written in 1979 - <br />it is now 1983 and this should be kept in mind. Plans for <br />the City have changed some - Section 32 has now been planned <br />for industrial type development. Personally feel should <br />concentrate the industrial development in this section - <br />would be wiser to aim industrial areas towards this section <br />rather than spread them out. Believes ideas on this have <br />changed since the plan was written in 1979. Noted there are <br />only .three large ag land areas in .the City —area east of <br />Lake Jane, Armstrong property and this area. <br />These are the only large t)locks worth saving. Maps on page <br />32 and 33 point out soil limitations for development and this <br />area is identified as having severe limitations. Water <br />considerations have to be addressed now - not later on. <br />This is alot of blacktop, if not kept in agp believe industrial <br />use should be a few buildings scattered on grass. urged the <br />Council to keep the other sections, not only the land use <br />section, of the Comp Plan in mind when making a decision. <br />Also pointed out that the City is not to be a watch -dog for <br />someones investment - we are here to do what is best for the City. <br />-Chuck Swanson, Washington County Engineer - referred the Council <br />to his March letter,- to the City Administrator_. 'Ile gave a <br />brief breakdown of the bons erns' Gutlined in his letter. <br />Additional Spur Crossing - County believes C&NW should absorb <br />the cost of installing tlie-rubber crossing for a spur <br />crossing on Manning. <br />Signal Up -grading - addressed`by C&NW in agreeing to the <br />improvement . <br />Drainage - working with C&i1W on this - satisified with <br />their intention to resolve thpa;drainage question through <br />VBWD. <br />- Traffic - Because of truck turning movements both north <br />bound and south bound on County 15, a right turn lane <br />should be provided for south bound traffic and a by-pass <br />land provided for northbound traffic. Suggested that C&NW <br />do this up -grading work in conjunction with the completion <br />of the County work on the shoulders. <br />- Weight Limits - see no problems - normal gross on a full <br />tractor/trailer is 68,000# - legal weight they could haul <br />would be 72,300# or 4,000# under the legal weight. Manning <br />is a 9 ton road - plan to reconstruct to 4-lane between <br />I-94 and County 70 in 1984;and between Minnehaha (Co 70) <br />and the tracks is scheduled for reconstruction in 1985-86; <br />Area from the facility to Highway 5.was reconstructed in <br />1982. See no problem with the carrying capacity for Co. 15. <br />-Russ Kirby, Chairman Baytown Township Planning Commission - <br />Q. Has this been before VBWD? <br />A. Concept has been presented to them. Initial plan submitted <br />to their engineer, Nels Nelson. Initial response was that <br />the water has to be ponded on -site with additional acreage. <br />C&NW in the process of conducting an internal engineering <br />study to meet the requirements of Valley Branch. Rezoning <br />is requested contingent upon meeting the requirements of VBWD. <br />Initial blacktopped area will be 50A with a proposed expansion <br />area of 10-15 acres. C&NW will be the fee owners. <br />
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