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Mounds View Planning Commission June 4, 2001 Regular Meeting Page 5 ________________________________________________________________________ Director Ericson noted that until the City receives written notification of a withdrawal request from Mr. Gustafson, the City must pursue this request. He explained the legal implications. MOTION: Zwirn. To table consideration of Resolution 656-01 to rezone the property located at 2525 County Road I from R-1 to R-2. Motion failed due to lack of a second. Chair Stevenson suggested a new resolution be drafted stating that lots 1 and 2 on County Road I should be designated R-2, and lots will not exceed 135 feet. Director Ericson suggested the Commission act on the resolution as drafted. He pointed out that Exhibit F in the Staff Report is essentially the same as Resolution A. Commissioner Zwirn suggested that the resolution state that only properties facing County Road I can be zoned R-2. Planner Ericson suggested adding to the third paragraph from the end on Resolution 656-01, “contingent upon the lots to be rezoned front County Road I.” MOTION/SECOND: Stevenson/Zwirn. To approve Resolution 656-01 to rezone the property located at 2525 County Road I from R-1 to R-2 with changes as discussed. Ayes – 6 Nays – 0 Motion carried. Director Ericson commented this item will be discussed at the next City Council meeting on June 25. If the application is withdrawn, no notice for discussion will be sent. ______________________________________________________________________________ 7. Planning Case No. ZC01-002 Director Ericson noted this request is from Mounds View Animal Hospital to rezone property to B-2. Mounds View Animal Hospital has entered into an agreement with the City to purchase this property and one of the conditions is that it will be rezoned. Director Ericson explained the Mounds View Animal Hospital has been in business for 13 years. In order to accommodate their growing business, they would like to build a larger building. The impact to the surrounding neighborhoods would be minimal. Director Ericson stated the City did receive one phone call from a resident on Eastwood Road on this issue, and it was a positive comment. The applicant, Dr. Barcus, stated they would like to expand their services. The size and shape of this lot does present some difficulties and some access issues. Ramsey County has been receptive to these issues so far. Dr. Barcus stated they want to make it convenient for their customers.