HomeMy WebLinkAboutgr00090_000043_pg069April 11, 1977 Page 3
Ace Solid Waste Management, Inc.
3118 - 162nd Lane N.W.
Anoka, MN 55303
PUBLIC HEARING ON RINDAHL ADDITION PRELIMINARY PLAT
Admin. Achen explained that Louis Rindahl has submitted
preliminary plat for approval by the City Council. The plat
consists of three lots, one fronting Red Oak Drive, 90' wide
by 325' deep with the remaining two lots fronting Fairchild
Avenue. The north lot is to be 106' wide by 148' deep, and
the south lot is to be 96.5' wide by 148' deep. All lots
conform to area and frontage requirements and the easements
given are adequate. All easements should be noted "drainage
and utility," and the existing structures meet setback require-
ments. The staff has recommended approval to the Council of
the preliminary plat subject to all easements being noted
"drainage and utility."
Councilmember Baumgartner stated that all questions about
easements had been satisfactorily answered for the Planning
Commission.
MSP (Baumgartner - Ziebarth) to approve the preliminary plat
for the Rindahl Addition, as recommended by the Planning
Commission.
PUBLIC HEARING ON BERWYN CHRISTENSEN PRELIMINARY PLAT
4 ayes
Admin. Achen explained that Berwyn Christensen had submitted
a sketch proposal to subdivide the parcel he lives on into
16 lots, 15 additional buildable lots. He has requested approval
of the sketch plan concept so he can proceed to have a prelimi-
nary plat drawn up. The land is presently zoned for single
family construction. Water and sewer service is available for
all lots, and the west side of the property has no street
improvements.
The existing topography of the land varies greatly and certain
areas will require substantial fill. It has been recommended
that a proposed grade plan be included with the preliminary plat.
Also, due to the topography of the area, individual lot
easements should be taken for utility and drainage right -of-
ways. A five foot minimum has been recommended along all side
lot lines.
All lots except the most northeast lot would meet frontage and
area requirements. The most northeast lot would have a sub-
standard frontage of 82' due to the location of the existing
house, which will be 9' from the proposed subdivision line.
Mr. Christensen expressed the idea that eventually the existing
older home would be removed. If this is the case, the staff
recommends that the northeast lot frontage be increased to
85', reducing the setback of the home to 6'.