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MEMO TO: Clerk -Administrator and City Council :ROM: City Planner Herman DATE: August 31, 1988 SUBJECT: CONSIDERATION OF PRELIMINARY PLAT FOR ROSENQUIST HOMESTEAD On July 11, 1988, the City Council, in Resolution No. 2353, approved a minor subdivision for W. E. Rosenquist at 8380 Spring Lake Road. In subsequent correspondence with the applicant's daughter, Lorraine Bonin, it was found that the County would prefer that the minor subdivision become a major subdivision. _Wherefore, sttached you will find a preliminary p lat of the Rosenquist Homestead. The cuintion the of this plat or subdiviss exactly the same as that already approved resolution. Because I am unfamiliar with the process for changing this minor subdivision into a major subdivision, I would like your thoughts on this issue. The issues are as follows: 1. Should this preliminary plat go before the Planning Commission and then the City Council, or can it be approved per the City Council. It would seem that because the Planning Commission has already reviewed the configuration of lots, and in fact the City Council also, that we could go to the City Council without going through the Planning Commission. As per Chapter 42 of the Municipal Code, a preliminary plat would require a public hearing which I would like to schedule for the 26th of September. 2. The other issue is the fees associated with hhpr cessinge the subdivision. Originally, the applicant paid $75.00 administrative fee. should we be requeting an additional $75.00 from the applicant to process preliminary plat? Regardless of the process the City should take in processing ;tff his subdivisicn request, roovals would recommend that it be approved per previous app c£'the Planning Commission andthe City Council blit asks l processing direction from the Council regarding of this subdivision. Should you have any questions, please let me know. KH/BAC