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April 21, 1983
Call to order
JACK CATES
LEN GRAS:INI
SUNNY ENTERPRISES
THOMAS BITTLE
PRELIMINARY SUBDIVISION
HEARING
CONDITIONAL USE
PUBLIC HEARING (P.U.D.)
VARIANCE
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CITY OF PRIOR LAKE
PRIOR LAKE PLANNING COMMISSION
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April 21, 1983
The April 21, 1983 meeting of the Prior Lake Planning Commission was called
to order by Chairman Roseth at 7:30 P.M. Present were Commissioners Foster,
Fitzgerald, Arnold, Felix and City Planner Graser.
The minutes of the previous meeting were reviewed. Corrections were as
follows: 3rd paragraph, first line "presen" to "present ". Motion by
Arnold to approve the minutes as revised, seconded by Felix. Upon a vote
taken, the motion was duly passed.
Item I, Preliminary Plat approval for Lakeside Gardens 3rd Addition Subdivision
Public Hearing was called to order by Chairman Roseth. Mr. Jack Cates was
present to answer questions.
City Planner Cramer commented per memorandum dated April 18, 1983.
Mr. Cates stated that there would be grading, filling, cleaning up and
burning to ready thb property.
There were no comments from the audience.
The Planning Commissioners felt the request was in compliance and had no
problems with it.
Motion by Fitzgerald to approve the Preliminary Plat for Lakeside Gardens
3rd Addition with recommendations 1.) $348.00 for park dedication and 2.)
the utility connection costs be incurred by the developer using one stub
for both lots, seconded by Arnold. Upon a vote taken, the motion was duly
passed.
Motion by Arnold to close the Public Hearing, seconded by Fitzgerald. Upon
a vote taken, the motion was duly passed.
Item TI, Conditional Use Permit request for Woodview 1st Addition. Mr. Len
Grassini was present to answer questions.
City Planner Graser commented per memorandum dated April 19, 1983.
Mr. Grassini stated that Lot 20 does not have to be changed. The 2200 sq. ft.
required to bring Lot 13 to the minimum 15,000 sq. ft. could be taken from
Lot 12 or 14 which are large lots.
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wo o d % ; , W A d L! i L i ill p t h e minimu r c ci i i i r, per sq . f . t". I ') , 000
scow re fe,t arriv,ld at by taking, from Lot r t.or 14 and that a
sure v or replat is suh -itted to staff, se,ondeo f lix. Upon a vote
taken, the ltion wa-, duly passed.
Item ill, Sche��atic Plan Review for Wind Song P.c D. "ublic Hearing was
called to order by Chairman Roseth at 8:00 P.M. Appiloants Roger Hauge.
.Norm Erickson. Dean Viorlock, and Consultant, Greg Kopischke, were present
to answer questions. Attendence sheet was passed around for the audience
to sign.
Citv Planner Graser commented per memorandum dated April 18, 198:1.
Greg Kopischke commented on the P.U.n. in regards to natural amenities,
fencing, road entrances, parks & lakeshore, equestrian clubs, and cove-
nants.
Dean Morlock presented a slide presentation showing similar equestrian
clubs and their operation.
Roger Hauge discussed In detail the equestrian operation and rights and
privileges for the members.
At this time the Public Hearing was opened to the audience.
Vic Schroeder, 15507 Calnut Ave. ME, commented that all the equestrian
clubs lie has seen are very clean and well kept. If this one would be
the same he was very much In favor of the concept.
At this time the Public Hearing was closed to the audience.
The Planning Comilasions concerns were:
1. P.U.D. relation to Co. Rd. 83; the lacking of horse trails
throughout the P.U.D.
2. Backlot access to the lake; three private outlots and their
use.
3. Soils in the P.U.D. and runoff from the paddock area.
4. More parking adjacent the horse barn.
5. Odor.
6. Hak- weather affects the operation.
7. Outside training of horses.
B. Potential for a comiercial operation.
9. Noise
10. Landscaping
11. Maintenance of the equestrian land use.
12. On site storage of mauve, horse trailers, feed.
13. Building materials for the barn.
Motion by Foster to approve the Wind Song P.U.D. Schematic Plan since
it Is consistent with the Zoning Code and Comprehensive Plan and an
asset to the Community. The developer is to show more detail for the
next phase In regard to: landscaping, architecture of the barn, general
engineering, maintenance of thV barn and paddocks, define any public
use of the facility drainage plan plus other requirements of the P.U.D.
code, seconded by Fitzgerald. Upon a vote taken, the notion was duly
passed.
Motion by Arnold to close the Public Hearing, seconded by Foster. Upon
a vote taken, the notion was duly passed.
Iten IV, Variance request by lleomas Bittle for 4606 Lord's Street.
Mr. b Mrs. Bittle were present to answer questions.
City Planner Graser commented per memorandum dated April 21, 1983.
Planning Commissioners commented and had no problem with the request.
Potion by Fitzgerald to approve the 3.5 inch side yard variance from
the east side property line and a 40 foot lakeshore variance for 4606
Lord's Street beca•ise It is consistent with the character of the area
and within reasonable site lines between the two adjacent houses,
seconded by Arnold. Upon a vote taken, the motion was duly passed.
Potion by Arnold to adjourn, seconded by Fitzgerald. Upon a vote taken,
the motion was duly passed. The Planning Coaadssion meeting adjourned
at 10:10 P.M.
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I_tKE PLANNING CONASISSION
AGF:ND.A
April 7, 1983
Call to order
VERNON PICKUS
DENNY McWILLIAMS
DENNY M:WILIJAMS
PL• \t7GRIN�
PUBLIC HEARING- ISLAND VIEW
3RD ADDITION
PRELIMINARY P.U.D. PLAN
SAND POINTE 3RD ADDITION
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CITY OF PRIOR LAKE
PRIOR LAKE PLANNING COMMISSION
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April 7, 1983
The April 7, 1983 meeting of the Prior Lake Planning Commission was called
to order by Chairman Roseth at 7:30 P.M. Present were Commissioners Foster
Fitzgerald, Felix, Arnold and City Planner Graser.
The minutes of the previous meeting were reviewed. Motion by Foster to
approve the minutes as written, seconded by Felix. Upon a vote taken, the
motion was duly passed.
Item I, Variance request by Vernon Lee Pickus. Mr. Pickus was presen to
answer questions.
City Planner Graser commented per memorandum dated April 7, 1983.
The Planning Commissioners commented that a concern here would be with
setting a new setback precedent for small lots.
Mr. Pickus stated that the builder recommended the house be built in the
middle of the lot therefore, there is no place for a garage unless a
variance is acquired. The house was built in 1978.
The Planning Commissioners recommeded that Mr. Pickus review his lot plan
and consider placing the garage in a location which would not require so
large a variance /setback.
Motion by Foster to deny the variance request for an 8 foot side yard
variance for Lot 54 Inguadona Beach, since the hardship is caused by the
developer and is not the result of the ordinance, the home could of been
sited and constructed with future garage space in mind, seconded by Felix.
Upon a vote taken, the motion was duly passed.
Item II, Public Hearing for Denny McWilliams, Almac, Inc., Island View
3rd Addition Preliminary Plat approval was called to order. Mr. Jim
Hill, Consultant for Almac, Inc. was present to answer questions.
Attendence sheet was passed around for the audience to sign.
City Planner Graser commented per memorandum dated April 4, 1983.
City Engineer, Larry Anderson commented per memorandum dated February 25,
1983 and that Almac, Inc. has requested approval for utility plans for
Island View 3rd Addition for Phases I F, II at this time. City Engineer,
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!,arty 'nderson recommended approval.
Mr. Hill commented that the preliminary Plat was done in compliance with
City Code and that the P.U.P. was done with consideration for all aspects
involved and felt any problems could he worked out and is willing to work
with staff.
At this time comments were taken from the audience.
Walt Shoemaker, 15007 Island View Road, was concerned with the size of
homes, whether garages would be included in the package plan or a basement.
Fran Greenfield, 15849 Island View Road, was concerned with lake access
going thru the empty lot between Block 1 and Block 2.
Mr, Cleveland, 16045 Northwood Road, was concerned with drainage across
his property.
Alberta Anderson, 15809 Island View Road, was concerned with value of lots
in conjunction with value of homes now surrounding the area.
Jack Fiereck, 16009 Northwood Road, was concerned with surfacing of roads
and who would pay for it.
Mrs. Fiereck, 16009 Northwood Road, was concerned with drainage, capacity
of sewer lines, and the traffic on the corner of Island View Road and
Northwood Avenue.
At this time the hearing was closed to the audience.
The Planning Commissioners commented on the Preliminary Plat and felt it
was a good plan and any problems could be worked out with the developer.
Motion by Foster to approve the Preliminary Plat for Island View 3rd Addition
as submitted, seconded by Felix. Upon a vote taken, the motion was duly
passed.
Motion by Arnold to close the public hearing, seconded by Foster. Upon a
vote taken, the motion was duly passed.
Item 111, Preliminary P.U.D. Plan Review for Sand Pointe 3rd Addition,
request by Almac, Inc. Mr. James Hill, Consultant for Almac, Inc. was
present to answer questions.
City Planner Graser commented per memorandum dated April 5, 1983.
City Engineer, Larry Anderson commented per memorandum dated April 5, 1983.
City Engirner, Anderson stated that the developer is requesting approval
for Phases I & II of Sand Pointe 3rd Addition for utility service and
recoeds approval.
Mr. Hill commented that the addressed items for change would be presented
with the final plan.
The Planning Commissioners commented on the Zwirbulas parcel, berming,
larger tree planting, Outlot F, parking areas, Outlot O 1 • r E, and road
connections.
Motion by Fitzgerald to approve the Preliminary PAID. Plan for Sand
Pointe 3rd :Addition with the following to be considered between now and final submittal
1.Thv area along Crest he considered along with staff for implementation
of trees with large potential along the roadway
2.Consideration be given the - -wirbulas parcel and the matter
be resolved in some way regarding the City's acquistion of the parcel
3.Staffs input regarding some signing along Birchwood off Aspen to
discourage traffic.
seconded by Arnold. Upon a vote taken, the motion was duly passed.
Motion by Arnold to adjourn the Planning Commission meeting, seconded by
Fitzgerald. Upon a vote taken, the motion was duly passed. The meeting
adjourned at 9:49 P.M-