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HomeMy WebLinkAbout05-17-79 f • • ~ CITY OF LAKEVILLE . PLANNING. COMMISSION MEETING May 17, 1979 The meeting was called to order at 7:30 pm. by the Chairman, .John Asmus. Roll call was taken.. Present: Larry. Hazel, John Antolik, John Asmus, Nancy Enright, and Marvin Geisness. Absent: Charles Johnson. Also present; Frank Burg, Consulting City Engineer; Roger Knutson, City Attorney; David Licht, Planning Consultant; Patrick McGarvey, City Administrator/Clerk. 79.66 Motion was made by Asmus, seconded by Enright to approve the minutes of the May 3, 197! Planning Commission meeting with two corrections, one to include a numeration about the request for a full-time City Planner and transportation for the Commission. Roll call was taken on the motion. Ayes, Hazel, Antolik, Asmus, Enright, and Geisness, At this time the Chairman reopened the public hearing on the Development Framework/ Policy Plan for the City of Lakeville. Mr. Asmus explained to those present to direct their comments or questions to the Chair for recognition, and to state their name. At this time Mr. Asmus introduced David Licht, Planning Consultant to the City of Lakeville from Midwest Planning. Mr. Licht explained that he was taking over as the City's consultant due to Mr. Steve Ryan's resignation from Midwest Planning. • Mr. Licht gave a brief review of the Development Framework/Policy Flan and highlighted the population estimates contained in the plan from the 1979 estimate of 14,000 population to the year 2000 estimate of 35,000. Mr. Licht explained that the current development in the 38 square mile area of Lakeville covers approximately 12 percent of the land and that at the year 2000 it is estimated that the development would cover approximately 25 percent. Mr. Licht further explained that one of the key considerations in this City planning was the City's fiscal capacity to serve the City services in various areas as the City continues to develop. Mr. Licht then showed on an overhead projector copies. of the urban--rural service area staging plan map, generalized land use map, central business district map, the I-35 north end map, and a proposed zoning district map which he emphasized was not a part of the official hearing for the development framework plan. At this time Mr. Asmus opened the meeting for questions and comments from those in attendance. Mr. Harry Hord stated that he owned nine acres along the freeway and would ,be sending his objections to the proposed plan in writing to the Planning Commission and Council. Mr. Tom Wurst, Attorney for Mills Properties, stated that the zoning ordinance was not under official hearing at this time, the development framework states that the zoning should clQSely follow the proposed land uses in the plan. • At this time Planning Commission member Charles Johnson arrived and .took his chair. Time 7:47 p.m. Mr. Asmus stated that the proposed plan is needed to stimulate interest from the citizens and property owners to the Planning Commission and City Council. That is the purpose of holding. the public hearings now underway. -1- Y • • CITY OF LAKEVILLE PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING • May 17, 1979 At this time Mr. Mills read a prepared statement on the history of his company and their interest in land they owned in the City of Lakeville on I-35. Mr. Mi11s presented a written copy of the statement for the staff,. Planning Commission and City Council. Mr. Glenn Nord, Attorney, reminded the Planning Commission of his client's concerns concerning mid-density residential being proposed near the central business district in downtown Lakeville. He stated that he hoped the combin- ation of his client's concern could be worked out as the plan moves along. Mr. Byron W. McCullough, Attorney at Law representing Mr. and Mrs. Stewart, spoke about his plans concerning rural. density residential zoning along I-35 south of Lake Marion. He suggested that the zoning be eliminated from the Development Framework/Policy Plan when it is recommended to the Council by the Planning Commission. He also stated .that in his opinion potential business which would develop along I-35 would be different from the type of business which locates in a central business district. He recommended that the Planning Commission and Council keep the property zoned B-4. Mr. William Cooley addressed the Commission and stated that he and Robert • Neiglae own 112 acres on both the east and west side of I-35 near County. Road 64. Mr. Cooley stated that they are concerned about the property .being included in a rural service. district and being proposed for rezoning from B-4 to R-l. Mr, Cooley stated that they would like the opportunity to develop their property under B-4 zoning realizing that they would have to be able to afford the service cost. Mr. Ron Ecline and Mr. James Sheeley own property near Minnreg Road and stated that they would submit a letter in writing concerning their position on the proposed plan. Cheryl Zitsillberger stated that she was speaking for property owner, Rembrandt Enterprises, who own 195 acres near I-35. She stated they would be submitting their comments in writing. Mr. Byron Watschke, representing Fortune Realty, stated that he had concerns with the proposed zoning near I-35 for property they own.. At this time Mr. Asmus stated that the public hearing should be continued on June Z1, 1979 to allow the staff and consultants to prepare copies and comments on all of the citizen input received at the two hearings and writfien letters. Mr. Asmus welcomed the comments from the audience and advised those present to send as soon as possible any further comments to the City Administrator for submittal to each of the Planning Commission members. 7g_,67 Motion was made by Hazel, seconded by Antolik to continue the public hearing on • the. Development Framework/Policy Plan on June 21, 1979 at 7.:30 p.m. Roll call was taken on the motion. Ayes, Hazel, Antolik, Asmus, Enright, Geisness, and Johnson. Time: 8;37 p.m. -2- t ~ ~ • CITY OF LAKEVILLE • PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING May 17, 1979 At this time Mr. Har Joh ry nson presented the final plat of Wildwood Ponds south and explained that the plat had been revised to all lots up to five acres or larger in size. In order to do this it is necessary to drop two lots from the plat from 13 lots down to 11. 79.68 Motion was:made by Enright, seconded by Antolik to .approve the final plat of Wildwood Ponds south subject to easements being granted as per Frank Burg's memorandum and to allow the change of the lot line between lots 1 and 4 in block I to shift one acre. Roll call was taken on the motion. Ayes, Hazel, Antolik, Asmus, Enright, Geisness, and Johnson. At this time Mr. Steve Grohoski. spoke before the Planning Commission to present the final plat of Woodridge Addition. Mr. Grohoski stated that he would be asking the City to install the improvements in the plat. He has already paid for and received a preliminary report on the installation. 79.69 Motion was made by Hazel, seconded by Enright to approve the final plat of the Woodridge Estates Addition subject to the development agreement being satisfied. Roll call was taken on~the motion. Ayes, Hazel, Antolik, Asmus, Enright, • Geisness, and Johnson. 79.70. Motion was made by Hazel, seconded by Antolk to table until June 7, 1979 consider- ation of the final plat of Dodd Terrace Second Addition. Roll call was taken on the motion. Ayes, Hazel, Antolik, Asmus, Enright, Geisness, and Johnson. At this time the City Administrator reviewed items expected to be on the June 7 Planning Commission agenda and schedule for a continued hearing on the Development Framework/Policy Plan for June 21. Also reviewed was a potential schedule for calling a hearing on the new zoning ordinance after the development .framework plan work has been completed. At this time Mr. Frank Burg, Consulting City Engineer, stated that he was resigning his position with C.E.D. and introduced Mr. LeRoy Neyhouse who would be assuming his position with C.E.D. Mr. Burg stated that he enjoyed working with the Lakeville Planning-Commission and would miss the association in the future. Mr. Asmus thanked Mr. Burg .for his excellent and dedicated work with the City.. 79.71` Motion was made by Hazel, seconded by Geisness to adjourn the Planning Comm. meeting, Roll call was taken on the motion. Ayes, Hazel, Antolik, Asmus, Enright, Geisness, and Johnson.. Time: 9:00 p.m. Respectfully submitted, 1 John Asmus? Chairman ' Charles Johnson, Secret ry 3.-