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Mounds View Planning Commission <br />Special Meeting <br />June 17, 1998 <br />Page 2 <br />4. Approval of Minutes: May 6, 1998 <br />Motion/Second: Brasaemle/Miller to approve the Mounds View, ommission <br />meeting minutes (regular) of May 6, 1998, as amended <br />The motion carried. <br />Ayes - 5 Nay <br />5e <br />Planning Case No. 530 -98 <br />7735 Silver Lake Road <br />Applicant: Realife Cooperative of Mounds Vie: <br />Consideration of Resolution Nos. 552 -98 an s recd ending approval to the <br />City Council of an amendment to the Silveew Estates • V D velopment review for the <br />revised senior residential component ofthe PUD. ; <br />The applicant, Realife Coo <br />Ass l<e Ericso. <br />Reaiti'- t <br />comport I <br />1997. Vie. &JJ , <br />located on thet n <br />.dvelopment wo1 =. <br />ousing building. <br />the site. <br />rative <br />present =- Dhows: <br />nds Vi <br />Silvery <br />tcf <br />Realife of M nds View Inc., develops cooperative housing. According to the applicant <br />s ty.-, ;;4 evelopment offers seniors 62 and over an alternative type of home ownership <br />them more freedom and less responsibility than conventional home ownership. <br />-, sidents own and operate the development through a nonprofit cooperative <br />corporation. <br />also b <br />Inc., was present. <br />s proposing tosubstitute a revised senior housing <br />s PUD which was initially approved on December 8, <br />pied by the Holiday Station Store and office buildings <br />Silver Lake Road and Highway 10. The proposed senior housing <br />-unit facility instead of the originally planned 82 -unit senior <br />'flange, if approved, would require an amendment to the PUD for <br />The proposed building is of a three - story- serpentine design over a one- story - precast- <br />concrete garage. All units will have decks that overhang the building by six feet. The <br />garage area will have one -way traffic with angled parking stalls to foster safe vehicular <br />
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