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P.C. Minutes - April 28, 1993 Page 2 The public hearing was called to order. Mr. Robert Waller stated that he objected to the spot zoning proposed, the fact that there could be 3 driveways in a 330' area of road frontage and also wondered what the address would be. The commission empathizes with the Berger's situation, but felt strong!-,..- tronglythat thatthe 5 acre parcel proposed would be precedent setting and given the fact that economics is not a valid reason for approval of a variance, the commission shared their reservations. Administrator Museus stated that a form of planned unit development could be a solution, with smaller lot sizes and a shared driveway with a common area near the lake frontage. Motion made by Agness, seconded by Peltier to recommend denial of the request of Bob and Dee Ann Berger for Proposal #2 and recommend approval of proposal #1, subdivision of a 10 acre parcel in the agricultural district identified as The South 329.4 feet of the Northwest Quarter of Section 22, T31N, R21W, Washington County, Minnesota, subject to the- hefollowing followingspecial conditions: 1. Adequate proof of septic sites be provided to the City prior to final Plot approval. 2. Approval must be obtained from Rice Creek Watershed District. 3. Approval of the subdivision must be obtained by the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources. 4. Mr. Berger must provide the City with a certificate of survey for the final subdivision. Members voting AYE: Members voting NAY: Motion passed. Agness, Olson, Davis Mezzano, Peltier OUIMET REZONING/SUBDIVISION Graham Ouimet has applied for a rezoning and subdivision of his property at 14655 Forest Blvd. It is Mr. Ouimet intention to rezone his property from Concentrated Business to Single Family Unit and subdivide a portion of the property for sale to adjacent property owner in accordance with the attached site plan. The proposed parcels would both meet requirements of the SFU zoning district. If the Planning Commission wishes to recommend approval of this request, Mr' Ouimet would be required to provide the City a deed to the property including a complete and accurate legal description of the property and a restriction that the northern portion of the subdivision must be combined with the parcel of the purchaser. The public hearing was called to order. Mr. Ken Granger, 5727 Lower 147th stated he had no objection to the subdivision, but questioned whether an easement would be required. It was suggested that a turnaround or cul-de-sac be installed at the end of the street'