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PROCEEDINGS OF THE PLANNING CONNISSION CITY OF MOUNDS VIEW RAMSEY COUNTY, MINNESOTA A regular meeting of the hounds View Planning Commission was called to order by Chairperson Haake at 7:35 PM on January 10, 1979 at the Hounds View City Hall, 2401 Kighway 10, Mounds View, Hinnesota 55112. Meabera Present: Chairperson Haake Commission Member Blanchard Commission Member Burmeister Commission Member Fedor Commission Member Foss Commission Member Glazer Commission Member Quan Also Present: Building and Zoning Official Rose Councilmember Forsl Chairperson Heake asked for any corrections to the December 13, 1978 meeting minutes. Mayor McCarty asked that the vording of the November 29, 1978 minutes be changed regarding low income housing. He stated that he was trying to a the point that frame homes, especially rental ones, it is particularly d to get the owner to make repairs once they are built and occupied, ' n particular when they are federally funded. Chairperson Haake stated that the minutes of the December 13, 1978 mre.:ng were approved'as read. DAILFY HCHES•- MAJOR SUBDIVISION - 7555 GROVELAND ROAD Official Rose reported that the Planning Commission first reviewed the request in late 1977, at which time Mr. Thorson ownea just the east half of lot 9 and all of lot 8. Mr. Thorson at that time requested three duplex lots which were substandard in width, and the Planning Commission denied the request for rezoning and the subdivision because the lots did not meet the size requirements. The City Council then reviewed the plat, after Mr. Thorson stated he would purchase 32' to bring the lots closer to code. The City Council tabled the reqqueat at that time since there were not public improvements and set an informal meeting for February 28, 1978. It was resolved at that meeting that if someone wanted to develop, they would provide their own services. Official Rose added that soil tests were also taken at that time which founpeat at great depths on some of the property, and economically top• The Cy Council also informed Mr. Thorson at that time that he would have to bring his lots up to coder i.e., lot frontages, for approval. ficial Rose reported that Mr. Thorson now has a Qurchase agreement for e east half of lot 7, which would create two 100 lots fronting Silver rake Road and one 198' lot. He added that Mr. Thorson has also proposed a means for servicing his land for development.