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HomeMy WebLinkAboutgr00090_000057_pg251Mounds View City Council September 14, 1981 Regular Meeting Page Three 'r. Eigenheer gave a presentation of his proposed evelopment. Charles Machtel, 5533 St. Michael asked if any rezoning would be required, or the use of City funds for the holding pond, and if a single cul -de -sac for the development was approved for safety, if the wires would be underground, and if the land would be left in its natural state. Mr. Eigenheer replied that rezoning would not be required, nor would City funds for the holding pond. He added that the cul -de -sac had been approved by the Police and Fire Departments, and that the wiring would be underground, and he would be leaving the land in its natural state as much as possible, and would be leaving as many trees as possible. Harold Gradde, 5545 St. Michael, asked if the lots would be sold without homes. Mr. Eigenheer replied that he would sell the lots alone. Neil Loeding, 5046 Longview Drive asked if perma- nent easements would be given for the wetlands. Eigenheer replied that a portion has been et aside already for permanent easements. Keith Harstad stated that he owns the adjacent land to Mr. Eigenheer and stated that he would like Mr. Eigenheer to provide a street through his development to reach his own property, as he felt the most feasible spot for a street would be through Mr. Eigenheer's property. City Attorney Meyers advised the Council that they may take into consideration the surrounding property, but they are not required to, and that Mr. Harstad was not before the Council under 305, as was Mr. Eigenheer. Mr. Eigenheer stated he would be willing to sell the necessary land to Mr. Harstad, so that he could put through a street to his property. Mr. Harstad stated he would not be making a formal application until the wetlands issue is resolved. Mr. Eigenheer stated that he would prefer to install the streets himself, and that he would 'et all requirements set by the City. City Attorney Meyers asked if Mr. Eigenheer was willing to give the easements on the wetlands lots. Mr. Eigenheer replied that he was willing, if it was required by the ordinance.