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Mounds View Planning Commission August 6, 1997 <br /> • <br /> Regular Meeting Page 2 <br /> 4. <br /> Planning Case No. 490-97 <br /> 7720-7730 Silver Lake Road <br /> Applicants: Glenn and Ursula Karlen <br /> Minor subdivision to two lots for existing duplex. <br /> The applicants, Glenn and Ursula Karlen, were present. <br /> Planning Associate Ericson gave the Commission Members a brief overview of the <br /> applicant's request as follows: This minor subdivision creates two lots, one with 6,956 <br /> square feet with 35 feet of frontage on Silver Lake Road and the other with 8,734 square <br /> feet and 55 feet wide at the street. Both lots are above the minimum lot size of 6,250 <br /> square feet for zero lot line developments. There are existing five-foot drainage and utility <br /> easements around the perimeter of the existing lot. The applicants propose an additional <br /> five feet of easement in the front and rear of both lots (ten feet total) as well as a five foot <br /> utility easement where the utilities are buried on the south side of the lot. <br /> • Planning Associate Ericson stated that the minimum square footage for total lot area <br /> required by code is 12,500 feet. Even though this twin home was built before the current <br /> regulations covering zero-lot-line developments were implemented, the property exceeds <br /> the minimum lot area requirement with 15,690 total square feet for both parcels. <br /> The applicants have provided a Certificate of Survey for the subject property located at <br /> 7720 and 7730 Silver Lake Road. There would be no physical changes associated with <br /> this minor subdivision, other than allowing for either side to be purchased as an owner- <br /> occupied unit. <br /> Planning Associate Ericson told the Commission it is the staffs recommendation that the <br /> Planning Commission adopt Resolution No. 516-97, a resolution recommending approval <br /> of a minor subdivision for Glenn and Ursula Karlen of 7720/7730 Silver Lake Road, with <br /> stipulations. <br /> Planning Associate Ericson stated that there had been changes made to Resolution No. <br /> 516-97 and explained the changes as follows: <br /> 1. No. 2 under the stipulations, page 2, is that the common wall dividing the two <br /> units shall conform to all required building and fire code specifications, and that <br /> the City's building inspector inspect the wall prior to City Council action. If it is <br /> deemed that there are code violations the applicant will be responsible for making <br /> all improvements necessary prior to recording the Resolution and the Certificate of <br /> • Survey. <br />