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P.C. Minutes - January 24, 1996 Page 2 (Schreier) received from the Rice Creek Watershed District. A portion of the proposed plat lies within the lakeshore district of Lake Plaisted. Street access to lots would be off existing roads, 140th St. and County Rd. 57. Driveway access permits will be required from Washington County for those lots abutting Co. Rd. 57. In addition, 140th St. is currently blocked by flood waters from Lake Plaisted. The City is currently working with May Township on the flooding problems being experienced in this area which will likely generate new floodplain elevations for Lake Plaisted. A Special Use Permit would be required for Lot 12 of the proposed subdivision for access to the site for a 1500' driveway. One resident raised the question of changes to taxes and land valuation to surrounding properties. Commissioner Kellison would prefer to see the property developed as clustered subdivision. Motion made by Kellison, seconded by Agness to recommend denial of the request for subdivision by Richard Schreier as submitted because of the 50' wide, 1500' long driveway access to Lot 9. Members voting AYE: Agness, Waller, Malaski, Kellison, Peltier Members voting NAY: Schumann, Rubenzer Motion passed. Applicant% %totod they will submit an application for subdivision for eight lots on this property. Robert and Ernestine Juran, 9988 122nd St. North have requested to subdivide 36.9 acres of agricultural property into three parcels. The Property is located in the northwest quadrant of the intersection of 122nd St. North and Keller Ave. North. All parcels as proposed would exceed the ten acre minimum lot size set for the agricultural district. Street access for all parcels come from the existing roads: 122nd St. and Co. Rd. 57. The City has not received permits for the septic systems to be located on parcels a and b, nor approval of the subdivision from the Rice Creek Watershed District. Parcels a and b will require driveway permits from Washington County. LaVayne Dupsloff, surveyor for Juran's request stated that an additional 25' easement would be provided on County Roads 57 and 7 as requested by the County. Patrick Rooney questioned the setbacks on proposed lots. Commissioner Waller felt the proposed lots were too narrow. Motion made by Agness, seconded by Rubenzer to recommend approval of the request of Robert and Ernestine Juran to subdivide 36.9 acres into three parcels subject to the following conditions: 1. Approval of the subdivision by Rice Creek Watershed District. 2. Septic System permits for parcels a and b. 3. Driveway permits from Washington County for parcels a and b. All aye, motion passed.