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Minutes for the Planning Commission August 26, 1998 - Page 4 Wally Stoltzman, 8139 157`x' St., felt mixing industrial and residential traffic would not be appropriate. Dewall stated it was not their intent to have people drive through the Industrial Park to get to their homes, and does not forsee it to be a feeder street for the subdivision. Dean Atkinson, 13452 Goodview Ave., would like to see traffic restrictions to prevent residential traffic from running through the Industrial Park. Peltier closed the public hearing. Kellison made motion, Schumann seconded, to recommend approval of the subdivision subject to staff recommendations with an amendment to #3 to read as stated below: 1. Parcel B may not be recorded as a parcel of record as it is required to be combined with adjacent property. 2. The subdivision should not be valid until an approved septic location is provide to the City for parcel C, or there is an agreement between the City and the property owner for the extension for municipal utilities to this parcel. 3. Proposed road extension of 152°a Street along the southern edge of Parcel C shall be improved to the City's standard for a commercial collector street at the expense of the developer of Parcel A. All AYES. Motion carried. Peltier recessed meeting from 8:43PM to 8:50PM. Subdivision -Sweet Grass Meadows/Marier Quentin Marier, 6395 Oneka Lake Boulevard, Joseph Marier, 5566 140th St. N., and K -G Development Inc., 474 Appollo Drive, Lino Lakes, MN, had requested to subdivide 68 acres of property into lots for 141 single family homes. This application was considered by the Planning Commission at their meeting on June 24, 1998, and tabled in order to allow staff to meet with the developer and adjacent residents to develop a consensus on matters of mutual concern. K -G Development had presented to the City on August 13, 1998, a revised preliminary plat for the Planning Commission's review prior to the meeting. After receiving feedback regarding three roads connecting to Greene Avenue, the plat was revised to show one of the roads looping. He presented the plan for the first time at this meeting, and Planning Commission members felt this gave them inadequate time to study the new plans, the DNR's findings, as well as the revised Findings of Fact & Recommendations from the City presented to them at the meeting. Schumann questioned the proposed centerline of Greene Ave., and was told residents want the road widened and the centerline moved about 8' to the west to avoid the impact on trees grown along the street. Peltier opened the public hearing Joe SanCartier, 15125 Greene Ave., asked if the DNR regulated the 1000' shoreland rules and was told no but they do offer their comments on it. The City Administrator stated the DNR has no authority over the City of Hugo. Tom Bina, 7115 Oneka Lake Blvd., asked the Planning Commission not to act on a plan they have not had time to review, and listed issues of concern he felt they had not addressed: 1. Residents desire to maintain a low number of lots. 2. Would like larger, more expensive houses. Feels homes under $200,000 create a tax burden. 3. Request sidewalks on Goodview Ave, Oneka Lake Blvd., and Greene Ave., and felt this should not be taken from the parkland dedication fee. 4. Inadequate water pressure issue should be addressed. 5. Enlarge street to support emergency vehicles. 6. Request a traffic study be done on Oneka Lake Blvd. and CSAH 61. 7. Request buffer between adjoining neighborhoods. 8. Expand Greene Ave to the west to save trees. 9. Issues regarding the parking for the boat launch. Rocky Gertz addressed the issue regarding the number of lots saying there were initially 110 lots intended for the area, and they have brought the number down to 92 lots.