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August 22, 1977 Page 4 <br />Rose replied that he had received a verbal request from the property owner on the <br />corner. <br />MSP (Baumgartner - Rowley) to approve the request of James Celt, 7635 Groveland Road, <br />for a minor subdivision, creating two lots with both being 132' wide and 205' deep, <br />with a 5' easement along the rear of both lot lines, with a covenant to be recorded <br />with the deed to not allow a building permit to be issued until services have been <br />put in. 5 ayes <br />IVES BOISVERT DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT - RESOLUTION OF COMPLETION AND RELEASE OF SECURITY <br />Administrator Achen reported that Mr. Boisvert has satisfactorily complied with the <br />terms of the Development Agreement (76 -3), executed June 1, 1976 for construction of <br />two duplexes on Woodlawn Drive. The Staff recommends the Council authorize release <br />of the $2,000 security to Mr. Boisvert, who has paid in full all applicable fees and <br />charges incurred in the development. <br />MSP (Hodges - Ziebarth) to release the $2,000 security deposit to Mr. Boisvert. 5 ayes <br />Mayor Pickar at this time recessed the general meeting and opened the public hearing <br />on the O'Neil commercial and residential development. <br />O'NEIL COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT - PRELIMINARY PLAT AND REZONING <br />Mayor Pickar reported that the applicant has submitted a preliminary plat and prelimi- <br />nary grading plan for which they seek approval. <br />The Planning Commission voted (4 ayes, 3 nays) to recommend to the Council that they <br />approve the preliminary plat for the O'Neil addition, dated 6/23/77, as presented to <br />the Planning Commission. Also, the plat requires a variance of 5' for the frontage <br />of Lot 4, Block 1, Second Addition. It will also require an additional 10' utility <br />easement on Lots 7 and 9, Block 1, Second Addition, and a 10' easement on Lots 4 and 5, <br />Block 1, First Addition on the common lot lines (total 20'). The plat will require a <br />rezoning of Lot 11, Block 1, First Addition from R -2 to B -1. A downzoning of Lots <br />12, 13 and 14, Block 1, Second Addition from B -2 to B -1 would be required, along with <br />the downzoning of Lots 2 -11, Block 1, Second Addition from B -2 to R -2. The Planning <br />Commission also recommended that the holding pond be required and that it be maintained <br />by the owner to meet the specifications of the City Engineer, the Rice Creek Watershed, <br />or any other related department and that it not be considered a park dedication. <br />Wayne Olson introduced himself as the consulting engineer for the project and gave a <br />brief background. The property is a triangle, which borders between Donatelle's, <br />County Road H2, Long Lake Road and Highway 10. The property was originally zoned R -2 <br />on the south side abutting County Road H2 and was zoned B -1 for the remainder. <br />Approximately two years ago the Planning Commission requested help on what could be <br />done to develop the property. Mr. Olson at that time came in with a sketch plan that <br />met with the zoning. However, the Planning Commission was opposed to commercial <br />development on the north side, so in working with the Planning Commission, Mr. Olson <br />proposed a layout of two family residential dwellings on the south, with B -1 zoning <br />next to,Donatelle's and B -2 zoning on the lots abutting Highway 10. The Planning <br />Commission recommended a limited business zoning on the interium lots to meet up with <br />the single family homes. <br />