HomeMy WebLinkAboutgr00090_000050_pg144June 25, 1979 Page 4
MOUNDS VIEW INDUSTRIAL PARK
Building and Zoning Official Rose stated the proposal was to combine two lots, lot
#2 and lot #3, of existing Mounds View Industrial Park #2 and to resubdivide them
into seven lots. All proposed lots meet minimum lot size requirements. The
applicants have proposed a street system which is functional and further request
that the City install public improvements and assess back to the benefitting
properties. Improvements requested include sewer, water, storm sewer, street,
and curb and gutter.
Mayor McCarty asked about subdividing and wanted to know what would happen if one
of these lots was sold to a buyer. Attorney Meyers stated that zoning takes care
of land use. Developers should post sufficient bond. Building and Zoning Official
Rose gave clarification of process.
Mayor McCarty wanted to know if there were any problems with lot #7 being on a
flood plain. Building and Zoning Official Rose explained direction for development
on lot #7 would be later in the process and restrictions, if any, would come at
that time.
MSP (McCarty /Rowley) to get conceptual approval for preliminary plat for Mounds View
Industrial Park.
Roll call vote:
Councilmember Forslund: nay
Councilmember Ziebarth: aye
Councilmember Rowley: aye
Councilmember Hodges: aye
Mayor McCarty: aye
Councilmember Forslund stated her nay was because of her concern for specific
types of development being planned, and there are no letters in regard to this
development area from the Rice Creek Watershed, DNR, PCA. I feel this is a vital
area, being adjacent to Rice Creek, and feel there is not enough information
available.
Building and Zoning Official Rose explained that each lot would have specific
information as they developed and at that time development agreements would be
entered into.
MAJOR SUBIDVISION - GALE ADDITION - 8277 GROVELAND ROAD
Building and Zoning Official Rose reported that Short - Elliott- Hendrickson had
reviewed the plans and specifications pursuant to the Council's request. Further,
that Dan Boxrud of Short - Elliott- Hendrickson submitted to the City a letter of
recommended changes in the plans and specifications. Staff recommends that they
be included in the final plans and specifications for the City approval. The
development agreement will include $22,000 of bonding, $1,500 cash escrow for
inspection of public improvements, and will contain the usual exhibits of plans
and specifications, site plans and Exhibit 2 A.