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t <br /> Planning Commission Meeting Minutes <br /> June 21, 2005 <br /> Page 6 <br /> 1 She noted that the original staff report suggested that the lot size was approximately 23,541 <br /> 2 square feet and after doing considerable research and discussing with the Public Works <br /> 3 department and City Engineer it appears that there is a right of way issue with the county road of <br /> 4 40-feet. She stated that according to Hennepin County Property records the total taxable lot size <br /> 5 is 19,260 square feet, which is shorter by 40-feet due to the right-of-way for the County. She <br /> 6 stated that she discussed this with the City Engineer and he explained that the City's right-of-way <br /> 7 is already accounted for on the plat map and with that they do drop down to 19,260-square feet. <br /> 8 She stated that the proposal is to rezone the property to an R-3 to accommodate four townhome <br /> 9 units in a single building. She explained that the ordinance states that an applicant can have no <br /> 10 less than three units in a building and no greater than eight units in a building. She stated that <br /> 11 based on the calculations it appears that Mr. Martinson would have enough property to go <br /> 12 through the process to develop townhomes if the rezoning is approved. She explained that the <br /> 13 applicant would require a rezone to R-3 in order to be able to build the four townhomes on the <br /> 14 site. She stated that the applicant has tried previously to split the lot but because of the utility <br /> 15 easement the attempts have either been denied by the City or upon discovering the easement, <br /> 16 petitioners have cancelled their applications. She provided the Commission with photographs of <br /> 17 the area and an overview of the County Plat Map. She stated that the proposed project is very <br /> 18 similar to the townhome complex located on the old Clark Station site at the corner of 33rd <br /> 19 Avenue Northeast and Stinson Boulevard in St. Anthony. She stated that the townhomes would <br /> 20 be a north/south orientation on the lot with access onto Chelmsford. She reviewed the easements <br /> 21 and driveway access points with the Commission. <br /> 22 <br /> 23 Commissioner Jensen clarified that the application is only for rezoning and that the site plan is <br /> 24 not available for review at this time. Ms. Moore-Sykes confirmed. <br /> 25 <br /> 26 Ms. Moore-Sykes stated that the City's Comprehensive Plan suggests that the property is an R-1 <br /> 27 zone yet all of the zoning maps indicate that the property is zoned R-2. She stated that there was <br /> 28 some question as to whether this was spot zoning but they were not able to find any information <br /> 29 to indicate that this was the case. She stated the property next door is zoned R-1 and that the file <br /> 30 also indicates that a permit that was taken out in 1976 was for a double-bungalow. <br /> 31 <br /> 32 Troy Martinson, 3645 Chelmsford, stated that he had received a letter from Xcel stating that the <br /> 33 site plan submitted was reviewed and determined that the driveway crossing over the easement to <br /> 34 access Chelmsford Road was acceptable and they gave him permission to place the driveway <br /> 35 over the easement area. <br /> 36 <br /> 37 Commissioner Young asked Mr. Martinson if he had discussed this proposal with his neighbors. <br /> 38 Mr. Martinson stated that he had not discussed his proposal with the neighbors yet adding that he <br /> 39 would be very willing to meet with them and review what he would like to do. <br /> 40 <br /> 41 Robert Hastay, 3408 37th Avenue Northeast, stated that his home is immediately adjacent to the <br /> 42 east of Mr. Martinson's property. He stated that for the 30-years that he has lived here it has <br /> 43 been zoned a single family home. He expressed concerns that the proposed townhomes would be <br /> 44 a detriment to the other properties in the area and that the townhomes could possibly lower the <br /> 45 value of his home. He noted that his grandfather had owned all of this property at one time <br />
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