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Mounds View City Council December 13, 1982 Regular Meeting Page Two of reducing the number of covered parking spaces, and explained they had had a study done, which showed the average owner would be a single, career person, and there did not seem to be a need to have two garages per unit. He also asked the Council where they would like the handicapped spaces, as this was not a handicapped project and they had no idea where they might be most needed. Mr. Herr also explained development, there is a with very specific laws to monitor themselves. of the proposed develop that in a condominium home owners association, and guidelines to follow, Hr. Herr presented sketches meat. Doug Dindorf, 2901 Oakwood Drive, asked what assurance there is against the developer putting up another building at a later date, and how the limited access road will remain for limited access. Mr. Herr replied that the common area will be owned by the 32 home owners and cannot be taken back, and becomes part of the plat. He added the utility easement will be provided to the City. Clerk /Administrator Pauley added the City will have stipulations in the development agreement regarding the emergency access, easements, and so forth. zx 4 Mr. Dindorf still expressed skeptism with the residents using the emergency road to get in and out of their property. Attorney Meyers explained that if the p is approved, a conditional use permit will be issued, which will stipulate conditions, and that a development bond will be posted during construction. He pointed out also that there will be an easement on the property for the benefit of the City, which could also be recorded with the Registar of Deeds at the County. Jan Schultz, 7807 Spring Lake Park Road, stated she had presented a petition in 1979 to take an easement from the developer and from her, and some neighbors, to put in a road and allow them to develop the backs of their lots. Attorney Meyers replied the City is addressing the access to the road, not the street easement. Director Johnson pointed out the easement on the sketch and gave it's dimensions. Jerry Linke pointed out that the common area is also to be a holding pond, which the City will have control over, and which could not be built on. Dave Long, 7/49 Knollwood Drive, asked if the City was using the updated Comprehensive Plan, and if so. if this proposal was medium density. Director Johnson replied yes, and explained the plan and how it relates to the area in question.