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Regular Council reefing 0 c-t.o e r--2 3, 1-5-15-0 - paSe Commissioner Faust was u in attendance re;reserlt ;r,g the Planning Co-r..ission. 2 He noted that the Planning CO-, '-,,i s 5 ion meeting minutes for Octo.er 116, 3 1990 were accurate. 4 5 1 . Herstad Companies , for 3.r26 Foss Road, rezoning request C While this request is only for rezoning at this time , members of the Planning 7 COMT.ission had expessed concerns for other facets Of this prop,;sed develop- a ment . It was noted that only one call had been received from a resident 9 who was concerned that this zoning be for residential developner.t. 10 11 Other concerns of the Coritissioners dealt with the units being cw.-,er/ 12 occupied and that another means of access be determined rather than It was noted that traffic on Fcss Road 13 being limited to jL;st Foss Road. include 14 is already heavy and there might be some traffic studies done to 15 Chandler Drive. 16 he ordinances will be reviewed by 17 Site development in relationship to the t be Is staff. CorTrissioner Faust stated that access on the west would nc 19 possible as Tracy Printing has a bjilding there and some of the area 20 is used by the Public Works Department and the Recycling Center. It was 21 noted that vehicular trips would decrease if this area is developed as 22 a residential area . Couricilmember Makowske inquired if the noise from 23 the City property could cause a problem. Co-=issioner Faust felt this 24 was unlikely and there was no concern expressed recarding the appearance 25 of this property. • 26 n interesting history. 27 Councilmember Marks recalled this area as having a n 28 He noted that although it was all zoned light industrial about twenty 29 years ago, it was being used in a residential manner. Some light irdvs- t trial a I was scattered b,.;t did not cause a problem ca!-Se Cf 30 red in the area W6 31 the type of businesses which are there. He stated that in this area is 32 Mirror Lake. which is sort of a residential centerpiece and there has been 33 a pathway put around it which is re-ularly used by residents from the area. 34 :ome phone calls requesting that this 35 Councilrr.e,-,.!>er Enrooth has received n the future. 36 R-3 zoning remain and not be considered for changing i 37 38 Mayor Ranallo stated a sirrilar situation developed at 33rd Avenue and 39 Stinson Boulevard where a property owner requested a residential zoning. 40 When the request was granted it was with the understanding that it would 41 not revert back to light industrial zoning even If this were to increase 42 the value of the property. 43 44 Motion by Enrooth, second by Wagner to follow the Planning Corrrission's C; recornendation which is to approve the request for rezoning for property at 3816 -Foss-.Road.-.fra.m .i.nduk�tr�i-aI to R-3; and -that the -approval- Is 46 47 granted and made final until such time as a final plat plan is approve d 48 by the City Counc I I for the rezoning. 49 50 An arnendment approved by the Planning Cor-,ni ss ion was not acted upon.