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Planning Commission Minutes — February 12, 2004 St. Sauver/Seng Lee — Minor Subdivision The Planning Commission held a public hearing to consider the request of William St. Sauver for a minor subdivision to create two lots from a 69.34 acre parcel. The proposed lot sizes would be 27.33 and 42.01 acres. The original application filed with the City on January 8, 2004, included the Seng Lee parcel to the north. Since the time of application, Lee withdrew his portion of the request. Chair Schumann opened the public hearing. There were no comments so he closed the public hearing. Hoffbeck made motion, Bailly seconded, to approve the minor subdivision for St. Sauver, removing the conditions in the draft resolution pertaining to the Seng Lee parcel. All Ayes. Motion carried. Leibel — Minor Subdivision The Commission held a public hearing to consider the application of Curt Leibel, 16740 Henna Avenue North, for a minor subdivision to create three residential lots on his 30 - acre parcel. The existing home and the two proposed parcels would all have access to Henna Avenue North, an existing gravel road. The parcels would be 10 acres each and would meet the minimum lot standards for the Agricultural zoning district. Chair Schumann opened the public hearing. There were no comments and Schumann closed the public hearing. Bailly made motion, Hoffbeck seconded, to recommend approval of the minor subdivision for Curt Leibel with the conditions of the draft resolution. All Ayes. Motion carried. Oakwood Land Development - Beaver Ponds South Plat The Commission held a public hearing to consider the application of Oakwood Land Development for preliminary plat approval to construct 45 homes on 20 acres. The development would be know as Beaver Ponds South, and located north of 125th Street and south of the existing Beaver Ponds development off 130th Street. As part of the development, the developer proposed to dedicate 2.1 acres of parkland, which would be consistent with City requirements. The proposed development lot size and setback requirements would comply with ordinance requirements. Chair Schumann opened the public hearing.