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• February 22, 1983 Task Force The meeting was called to order at 7:10 p.m. by Mr. Larry Johnson for the purpose of discussing the citizen comments from the quadrant meetings and possibly reviewing the proposed zoning map. Members present: Johnson, Averbeck, Bloomquist, Dougherty, Goldade, Rosenthal, Howard. Mr. Bill Short, City Planner, Mr. Kluegel and Mr. Schumacher were also present. Mr. Johnson told the task force he had some feelings regarding property that was surr- ounded by one acre lots. At this time this land could only be developed into five acre lots. He asked the task force to think about what they should do about this situation and possibly discuss later. Mr. Short emphasized he felt the Council had appointed the task force for the purpose of seeing what the problems are and receiving the comments and concerns from the comm- unity before the proposed zoning ordinance and map goes to the Council for they review. Mr. Schumacher said he felt the major purpose of the task force was to also get inform- ation out to the community. However, there is no proposal that will satisfy everyone. Mr. Short felt now the task force should make their final adjustments and be prepared to defend their document. Mr. Short distributed a memorandum he prepared summarizing the major issues and concerns brought out at the quadrant meetings. Item #1. Riding Stables. Mr. Short proposed three conditional uses in the Rural Dist- rict. 1). Commercial Horse Breeding Operations (over 20 horses), 2). Commercial Board- ing Stables (over 10 horses), 3). Livery Stables. Arenas such as Rehbein's Arena and the Northwest Saddle Club were discussed and Mr. Short will try to get further informat- ion regarding these two operations for the task force. Item #2. Mr. Short felt that in the Rural District the road - right -of -way should be in- cluded in the total land area. The final decision was for the five and 10 acre lots the minimum size may be calculated in include existing or dedicated roadways or easements but in no case be less than 10 %. Item #3. The task force felt that no land should be purposely landlocked, therefore, future street access should be provided as part of the five and ten acre lot subdivision. Item #4. It was decided to increase the commercial area at the northwest quadrant of Main Street and 135E to include the SZ of the entire parcel. Item #5. In discussing the Lake Drive Commercial strip between I35W and Main STreet, it was decided to leave the map as it is now proposed. Item #6. The area of Lake Drive and Orange Street was discussed it was decided to change this area to a commercial node. Item #7. The area north of the proposed 77th Street extension to 4th Avenue is proposed industrial and the area residents were concerned about this. This land is owned by Moline