HomeMy WebLinkAboutgr00090_000047_pg118May 8, 1978 Page 3
shown on the plat. The City has since received notification that the Rosenquists
have sold part of that land to create a code conforming lot.
Councilmember Baumgartner reported that the consensus of the Planning Commission
was that Block 1, Lot 4 was owned by a party other than the developer, and thus
recommended approval of the plat contingent upon a written letter of approval from
the owner of Lot 4.
Administrator Achen stated he was not sure how many houses the developer planned to
put on the property and that he may subdivide in the future.
Councilmember Rowley questioned if the shed on the property line of Lot 1, Block 1
would be removed. Administrator Achen replied that it will become part of the develop-
ment agreement, that it will be moved or removed to meet setback requirements.
Mrs. Dumas, 8360 Pleasant View stated that the letter she had received from the City
had stated there were eight lots but that she only saw seven. Engineer Hubbard pointed
out on the plat where the eight lots were.
Councilmember Ziebarth questioned Lot 2 as it had the proper frontage but became narrow
in back. Councilmember Baumgartner replied that it has adequate square footage to meet
the requirements.
Councilmember Ziebarth pointed out that Lot 4 frontage is 151', which would not be large
enough to make two lots. Councilmember Baumgartner replied that that is where the
Rosenquist home is located. Administrator Achen added that the Council approved the
Rosenquist addition in 1976 and those lines are in position now.
MSP ( Pickar- Hodges) to approved the revised plat as recommended by the Planning Commission
on February 23, as discussed in the Planning Commission minutes, and to add to the
motion that the removal of the shed on Lot 1, Block 1 be part of the development
agreement. 5 ayes
Councilmember Rowley requested that Staff give the Council a memo stating what will
be included in the development agreement before approval of the final plat.
Mayor Pickar closed the public hearing and reopened the general meeting.
MINOR SUBDIVISION OF 8100 GROVELAND ROAD
Ken Sjodin presented a drawing of the property in question. He stated that the
Planning Commission has recommended approval of a minor lot split to create two
772' x 200' lots fronting Groveland Road. The assessments are in and paid for
on Groveland. Mr. Sjodin added that if the Knollwood extension is brought down from
Arden, he will further subdivide his property to the rear. He stated that he has
torn down the old house that was on the property, and that the land in question which
he would like to subdivide is high land.
Mr. Sjodin stated that he will be willing to sign an agreement stating that he will
not draw any building permits for the one lot until the City makes a decision on
how Knollwood will go in.
Mayor Pickar asked if Mr. Sjodin was interested in having the City circulate a petition
for getting Knollwood extended. Mr. Sjodin replied yes.