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Mounds View City Council Apri19, 2007 <br />Regular Meeting Page 2 <br />She then said that the City needs to look at incident reports for the area during the last few years • <br />that might make a no parking restriction worthy. <br />Mayor Marty indicated that Mr. Ulrich and Chief Sommer are going to meet with the school and <br />the officers from the school have been asked to be involved as well. The Chief has said that until <br />a week ago Monday this was not brought to his attention so he had no idea there was a problem. <br />Mr. Hammes said that he thinks that no stopping or parking at specific times would work better. <br />He then said that if the police could get behind this would help, as they were not interested in <br />saying anything to the people that were there. <br />6. SPECIAL ORDER OF BUISNESS <br />None. <br />7. COUNCIL BUSINESS <br />A. Public Hearing to Consider the Preliminary Plat for a Major Subdivision of <br />the Property Located at 8360 Long Lake Road <br />Planner Heller expiained that this item was befare the City previausly but the recording was not <br />finalized and now the property owner has come before the City for approval of this major <br />subdivision. She then said that this is an Rl azea and the three lots will exceed the minimum lot • <br />size requirements and noted that the Applicant would like the option of leaving the existing home <br />on the property. <br />Planner Heller explained the jog in the property line noting it was done to ensure the ability to <br />maintain the 10-foot setbacks. She then said that this will add two new homes to the City and <br />possibly a third, if the person who purchases the third lot tears the existing home down and <br />rebuilds. <br />Planner Heller indicated that there are easements for utilities as required by Code and all three <br />lots will access onto Long Lake Road. <br />Planner Heller indicated that the park dedication fee was based on the addition of two lots and <br />utilities will need to be placed underground during construction. <br />Planner Heller indicated that one of the lots is heavily treed and the tree situation will be <br />discussed when someone comes in for a building permit. She also explained that they would be <br />asked to clean up the diseased trees on the site at that time. <br />Planner Heller indicated that residents were notified and there have been no concerns expressed <br />other than concern for tree loss. <br />Mayor Marty opened the public hearing. • <br />