HomeMy WebLinkAboutgr00090_000045_pg197August 22, 1977 Page 4
Rose replied that he had received a verbal request from the property owner on the
corner.
MSP (Baumgartner - Rowley) to approve the request of James Celt, 7635 Groveland Road,
for a minor subdivision, creating two lots with both being 132' wide and 205' deep,
with a 5' easement along the rear of both lot lines, with a covenant to be recorded
with the deed to not allow a building permit to be issued until services have been
put in. 5 ayes
IVES BOISVERT DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT - RESOLUTION OF COMPLETION AND RELEASE OF SECURITY
Administrator Achen reported that Mr. Boisvert has satisfactorily complied with the
terms of the Development Agreement (76 -3), executed June 1, 1976 for construction of
two duplexes on Woodlawn Drive. The Staff recommends the Council authorize release
of the $2,000 security to Mr. Boisvert, who has paid in full all applicable fees and
charges incurred in the development.
MSP (Hodges - Ziebarth) to release the $2,000 security deposit to Mr. Boisvert. 5 ayes
Mayor Pickar at this time recessed the general meeting and opened the public hearing
on the O'Neil commercial and residential development.
O'NEIL COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT - PRELIMINARY PLAT AND REZONING
Mayor Pickar reported that the applicant has submitted a preliminary plat and prelimi-
nary grading plan for which they seek approval.
The Planning Commission voted (4 ayes, 3 nays) to recommend to the Council that they
approve the preliminary plat for the O'Neil addition, dated 6/23/77, as presented to
the Planning Commission. Also, the plat requires a variance of 5' for the frontage
of Lot 4, Block 1, Second Addition. It will also require an additional 10' utility
easement on Lots 7 and 9, Block 1, Second Addition, and a 10' easement on Lots 4 and 5,
Block 1, First Addition on the common lot lines (total 20'). The plat will require a
rezoning of Lot 11, Block 1, First Addition from R -2 to B -1. A downzoning of Lots
12, 13 and 14, Block 1, Second Addition from B -2 to B -1 would be required, along with
the downzoning of Lots 2 -11, Block 1, Second Addition from B -2 to R -2. The Planning
Commission also recommended that the holding pond be required and that it be maintained
by the owner to meet the specifications of the City Engineer, the Rice Creek Watershed,
or any other related department and that it not be considered a park dedication.
Wayne Olson introduced himself as the consulting engineer for the project and gave a
brief background. The property is a triangle, which borders between Donatelle's,
County Road H2, Long Lake Road and Highway 10. The property was originally zoned R -2
on the south side abutting County Road H2 and was zoned B -1 for the remainder.
Approximately two years ago the Planning Commission requested help on what could be
done to develop the property. Mr. Olson at that time came in with a sketch plan that
met with the zoning. However, the Planning Commission was opposed to commercial
development on the north side, so in working with the Planning Commission, Mr. Olson
proposed a layout of two family residential dwellings on the south, with B -1 zoning
next to,Donatelle's and B -2 zoning on the lots abutting Highway 10. The Planning
Commission recommended a limited business zoning on the interium lots to meet up with
the single family homes.