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. PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING MINUTES
October 7, 1999
The October 7, 1999 Planning Commission meeting was called to order by Vice-Chair
Wulff at 6:00 p.m. in the City HaII Council Chambers.
Roll call of members was taken:
Present: Bellows, Kot, Moates, Wulff, Rieb, Comer, Ex-Officio Tim. Knutson.
Absent: Drotning.
Staff Present: Michael Sobota, Community and Economic Development Director;
Frank Dempsey, Associate Planner; Andrea McDowell Poehler,
Assistant City Attorney; and Donna Quintus, Recording Secretary.
The September 16, .1999. Planning Commission Meeting minutes were approved as
presented.
ITEM 4: ANNOUNCEMENTS
Community and Economic Development Director Michael Sobota noted that a letter
.dated October 6, 1999 was faxed to the City from Airlake Development, Inc. regarding
Planning Commission Agenda Item No. 8, Great River Energy & Northern States.
Power Company Conditional Use Permit amendment application. This has been
• distributed to the Planning Commission for their consideration of this agenda item..
ITEM 5: Public Hearing: Doug Pietsch Conditional Use Permit
Vice-Chair Wulff opened the public hearing for consideration of the application of Doug
Pietsch to allow the following: 1) the construction of an accessory building resulting in
a total accessory building area greater than 2,000 square feet; and 2) an accessory
building greater than 20 feet in height in the R-1, Low Density Single Family
Residential District. Assistant City Attorney Poehler attested that the legal notices had
been duly published and mailed in accordance with state statutes.
Mr. Doug Pietsch presented his request fora Conditional Use Permit to allow the.
construction of a 2,400 square foot,. 23-foot tall detached accessory building on an
unsewered 22-acre parcel located at 12299 Lucerne Trail in the R-1, Low Density
Single Family Residential District. Mr. Pietsch indicated his request for the. oversized
detached accessory building was based on his need for additional inside storage area
for property maintenance equipment for his 22-acre property,. as well as for other.
personal possessions such as vehicles and recreational equipment. Mr. Pietsch
indicated. that the proposed building would also accommodate a personal hobby shop,
as well as a horse should he decide to purchase and keep a horse on the properly in
the future. Mr. Pietsch noted that the proposed 40' x 60' detached structure will be a
wood frame building withtwo-tone tan colored steel siding to match the existing single
• family residence.
Associate Planner Frank Dempsey presented the staff report and indicated that Title
11-6-4 ofithe Zoning Ordinance allows a combined maximum of 2,000 square feet of
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accessory building, including an attached garage, and 20 feet of accessory building
height in the R-1 District unless a Conditional Use Permit is granted to exceed those
figures. The existing house includes a 984 square foot attached garage. The total
proposed accessory building area would be 3,384 square feet which is consistent with
other similar oversized accessory building conditional use permits approved by the City
in the past.
Associate Planner Dempsey indicated that the proposed accessory building exceeds
the setback requirements and will be screened from adjacent properties by existing
significant trees as well as additional proposed landscaping. In addition, the proposed
plan indicates a future driveway that would be a second access onto Lucerne Trail with
the plan proposing a 250-foot separation between the existing and proposed
driveways.
Mr. Dempsey stated that if the Planning Commission recommends approval of the
CUP application submitted by Doug Pietsch, staff recommends compliance with. the
eight (8) stipulations listed in the October 1, 1999 Planning Report with the addition of
Stipulation No. 9. No home occupation shall occur within the detached accessory
.building or on the property.
Commissioner Bellows asked if horses were a permitted use on Mr. Pietsch's property.
Associate. Planner Dempsey indicated the Zoning Ordinance allows horses in all
districts provided they have a minimum lot size of 2-'/z acres and the number of horses
does not exceed one per acre up to ten (10) horses.
There were no comments from the audience.
99..111 MOTION by Rieb, Second by Moates to close the public hearing at 6:10 p.m.
Ayes: Bellows, Kot, Moates,. Wulff, Rieb, Comer.
Nays: 0.
99.112 MOTION by Rieb, Second by Moates to recommend to City Council. approval of the
Conditional Use Permit application of Doug and Karla Pietsch to allow an accessory
building area in excess of 2,000 square feet, a height in excess of 20 feet in the R-1,
Low Density Residential District and a second driveway located at 12299 Lucerne Trail
subject to the eight (8} stipulations recommended by staff and listed in the October 1,
.1999 Planning Report with the addition of Stipulation No. 9 as stated above and
approval of the Findings of Fact dated October 7, 1999.
Roll call vote was called on the motion.
Ayes: Kot, Moates, Wulff, Rieb, Comer, Bellows.
Nays: 0.
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.ITEM 6: Public Hearinct: Shamrock Development, Inc./Norbert Jensen -Marion Fields
Third Addition Preliminary/Final Plat, Rezoning and Conditional Use Permit
Vice-Chair Wulff opened the public hearing for consideration of the following: 1)
Marion Fields Third Addition preliminary and final plat; 2) rezoning; and 3) Conditional
Use Permit. Assistant City Attorney Poehler attested that the legal notices had been
duly published and mailed in accordance with state statutes.
Community and Economic Development Director Michael Sobota indicated that Jim
Stanton, Shamrock Development, has requested the Planning Commission to continue
the Marion Fields Third Addition public hearing to the October 21, 1999 Planning
Commission meeting in order to complete his preparation of plans forthe proposed
detached accessory (storage) building..
99.113 MOTION by Bellows, Second by Comer to continue the public hearing for the Marion
Fields Third Addition preliminary and final plat, rezoning, and conditional use permit to
the October 21, 1999 Planning Commission meeting as requested by the applicant,
Shamrock Development, Inc.
Ayes: Moates, Wulff, Rieb, Comer, Bellows, Kot.
Nays: 0.
ITEM 7: Public Hearing: U.S. West Wireless,. L.L.C. and Minnesota Valley Free
Lutheran Church Planned Unit Development/Conditional Use Permit
Vice-Chair Wulff opened the public hearing for consideration of the application of U.S.
West Wireless, LLC and Minnesota Valley Free Lutheran Church for a Planned Unit
Development/Conditional Use Permit to allow the construction of a cellular telephone
antenna tower in an R-2, Single Family Residential District. Assistant City Attorney
Poehler attested that the legal notices had .been duly published and mailed in
accordance with state statutes.
Phyllis O'Connell, U.S. West Wireless, L.L.C., presented the application of U.S. West
Wireless and co-applicant Minnesota Valley Free Lutheran Church for a Planned Unit
Development/Conditional Use .Permit (PUD/CUP) to allow the construction of a 55-foot
tall cellular telephone .mono-pole antenna with atwo-foot tall lightning rod on the
Minnesota Valley Free Lutheran Church property located at 16075 Highview Avenue.
A previous PUD/CUP application was reviewed and recommended for approval by the
Planning Commission on July 15, 1999. Following the public hearing, the church and
U.S. West Wireless were unable to reach an agreement and the request for the
PUD/CUP was officially withdrawn. The two parties have renegotiated and are now
resubmitting their application for aPUD/CUP which includes a revised site plan for the
placement of the proposed mono-pole on the church property.
Associate Planner Frank Dempsey presented the details of the Planning Report.
• Dempsey indicating a Planned Unit Development (PUD) is required because the
proposed antenna will be a second principal structure on the subject property. A
Conditional Use Permit (CUP) is required because the proposed antenna exceeds the
maximum 15-foot height permitted in the R-2 District.
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Associate Planner Dempsey noted that the original location of the mono-pole was
proposed to be located along the southerly boundary of a proposed future parking lot
expansion approximately 200 feet from the east property line. The. revised site plan
places the antenna tower approximately 80 feet southwest of the previously proposed
location within a large stand of existing trees. The trees provide significant screening
from Highview Avenue, County Road 46 and residential properties to the west.
Associate Planner Dempsey stated that if the Planning Commission recommends
approval of the PUD/CUP application of U.S. West Wireless, L.L.C. and the Minnesota
Valley free Lutheran Church to the City Council, staff recommends compliance with
the eight (8) stipulations listed in the October 1, 1999 Planning Report.
Commissioner Moates indicated he found nothing wrong with the application and
indicated he was specifically pleased with the new location of the proposed mono-pole
on the church property. However, Commissioner Moates asked Ms. O'Connell if
anyone had contacted the City of Apple Valley to inquire into the possibility of locating
the cellular telephone antenna tower across 160t" Street to the north of the church
property on the Apple Valley water tower site.
Ms. O'Connell indicated it was her understanding that the U.S. West engineers.. had
determined that the water tower site was not a favorable site.
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Commissioner Comer asked if U.S. West Wireless had any written data on readings
and the process used in gathering readings taken in this area that support that the
proposed location is the best location for the cellular telephone tower, in lieu of the
water tower site.
In response to Vice-Chair Wulff's inquiry, Assistant City Attorney Poehler stated that it
is the responsibility ofthe Planning Commission to review the application to determine
its consistency and conformance to City Zoning Ordinance requirements as they
pertain to land use.
Vine-Chair Wulff suggested that if the Planning Commission would like to require
additional information for their review of cellular telephone mono-pole structure
proposals, perhaps it would be appropriate to address this issue in the Zoning
Ordinance update. Community and Economic Development Director Sobota indicated
that the ordinance could provide for additional requirements, standards and criteria
that would require submittal from the applicant that would list alternative locations,
evaluations of each location, and a statement as to why the alternate locations were
not pursued and the proposed. location is preferred.
Commissioner Bellows inquired about possible interference from treetops growing
above the 55-foot tower height.
Mr. Brian Joas, RF En ineer for US. West, res onded that denseness of leaves at the
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tops of trees are not a factor in the effectiveness of the cell telephone signal.
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There were no comments from the audience.
99.114 MOTION by Kot, Second by Rieb to close the public hearing at 6:25 p.m.
Ayes: Wulff, Rieb, Comer, Bellows, Kot, Moates.
Nays: 0.
99.115 MOTION by Moates, Second by Rieb to recommend to City Council approval of the
Ptanned Unit Development/Conditional Use Permit application of US West. Wireless,
L.L.C. and Minnesota Valley Free Lutheran Church for the construction of a cellular
telephone tower antenna with a total. height greater than 15 feet in the R-2, Single
Family Residential .District on property located at 16075 Highview Avenue subject to
the eight (8) stipulations recommended by staff and listed in the October 1, 1999
Planning Report and approval of the Findings of Fact dated October 7, 1999.
Roll call vote was called on the motion.
Ayes: Rieb, Comer, Bellows, Kot, Moates, Wulff.
Nays: 0.
ITEM 8: Public Hearing: Great River Energy & Northern States Power
Conditional Use Permit Amendment
• Vice-Chair Wulff opened the public hearing for consideration of the application of
Great River Energy (formerly Cooperative Power Association) and Northern States
Power Company for an amendment to Conditional Use Permit 98-33 to: 1) extend the
completion time for the installation of the Hamburg Avenue transmission power lines.
between. County Road 50 and County Road 70; and 2) allow the installation of
temporary 115 kilovolt transmission power poles and lines on the east side of Cedar
Avenue (C.R. 23) near the intersection of Cedar Avenue and 202"d Street West.
Assistant City Attorney Poehler attested that the legal notices had been duly published
and mailed in accordance with state statutes.
Mr. William McGoldrick, Great River Energy, presented the application of Great River
Energy (GRE) and Northern States Power (NSP) for an amendment to Conditional
Use Permit (CUP) No. 98-33. CUP No. 98-33 was approved by City Council on
December 7, 1999 to allow an extension of a deadline for the construction of a 115
kilovolt (kV) electric transmission line on property generally located on the west side of
Cedar Avenue beginning at the Dodd Park electric substation on Cedar Avenue south
of Dodd Boulevard (C.R. 9); then south to Lakeville Boulevard (C.R. 50) to the Airlake
substation; thence south along the west side of Hamburg Avenue to 215th Street (C.R.
70); then to the north side of 215th Street west of 215th Street (C.R. 70) to the west
side of Kenrick Avenue (C.R. 5) then south the city limits of Lakeville.
Mr. McGoldrick stated that GRE has been working to complete the installation of the
• electric transmission line and complete restoration of all landscaping and driveway
accesses by November 30, 1999, the timeline required by CUP No. 98-33. However,
the Dakota County Highway Department is experiencing delays with the Cedar Avenue
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improvement project. Because the GRE and NSP transmission project is dependent
upon the Cedar Avenue project and in order to keep the transmission line project on
schedule to meet energy needs, GRE is requesting an extension of the CUP deadline.
Mr. McGoldrick further indicated that the Cedar Avenue construction delay
necessitates GRE's proposal to install temporary transmission line poles from the west
side of Cedar Avenue to the east side along the portion of Cedar Avenue between just
south of 200th Street to south of 202"d Street. GRE is currently working to acquire the
necessary temporary easements from property owners that are required for the
temporary line location.
Associate Rlanner Frank Dempsey presented the staff report and summarized the
details of the project as outlined in the October 1, 1999 Planning Report. Dempsey
stated that the applicants will be required to meet the stipulations set forth in the
original CUP with the proposed amendment extending the deadline for completion of
the permanent transmission line, burial of Hamburg Avenue distribution lines,
landscaping, and restoration in the location approved in the original CUP to November
1, 2000.. Further, the temporary transmission line poles proposed for the east side of
Cedar Avenue will be required to be removed by November 1, 2000.
Community and Economic Development Director Michael Sobota referenced. a
memorandum from Sean Regan, Airlake Development, Inc., dated October 6, 1999
and faxed to City. staff. Mr. Regan expressed his objection to a lengthy extension of
• time for the completion of the GRE/NSP electric transmission line project. Mr. Regan
stated it was his understanding that this proposal would delay the removal of an
existing transmission line which currently traverses Airlake .Development Fourth
Addition until late in the. project. He indicated this would impact the marketability of the
newly platted lots adjacent. to the existing transmission line... Also, Mr. Regan's
memorandum indicated the location of an existing power pole only 16.7' from the
centerline of Heron Way. Mr. Regan requested Planning Commission consideration of
including. a specific timeline for the removal of the power lines that impact the Airlake
Development Fourth Addition.
The Planning Commission accepted the October 6, 1999 memorandum from Airlake
Development, Inc. and requested that it become part of the official record of this public
hearing.
Community and Economic Development Director Sobota noted that he had spoken to
Mr. Regan's developer who indicated Mr. Regan is currently negotiating with GRE the
relocation of the existing pole located within the Heron Way street right-of-way within a
timeframe that was acceptable to both parties.
Ex-Officio Commissioner Tim Knutson stated that the existing T-intersection of Cedar.
Avenue and 202"d Street has been the scene of several accidents, especially during
nighttime hours. Many times motorists traveling east on 202"d Street discover the T-
intersection too late to stop. Commissioner Knutson requested that no poles,
temporary or permanent, be located east of Cedar Avenue within a safe distance
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• either side of the 202"d Street right-of-way centerline. The Commission concurred.
Mr. McGoldrick indicated his agreement to this stipulation.
Vice-Chair Wulff opened the hearing for public comment.
Mr. Tony Cruz, 1905 East 123~d Street, Burnsville,. indicated he owns the property
located on the west side of Cedar Avenue, south of 202"d Street. Mr. Cruz indicated
he had purchased the property as an investment and asked how many poles will be
placed on his property and if the poles will have a negative impact on his property.
Mr. McGoldrick assured Mr. Cruz that the poles will be placed within. the Cedar Avenue
right-of-way and. not on the Cruz property. However, Mr. McGoldrick indicated that.
GRE is currently in negotiation with Mr. Cruz to acquire a maintenance and tree
easement that would allow them to perform minimum pole and tree maintenance or
repair of the poles should it become necessary. Mr. McGoldrick stated that should Mr.
Cruz not sign the maintenance easement, GRE will not pursue condemnation.
There were no further comments from the audience.
99.116 MOTION by Moates, Second by Comer to close the public hearing at 6:50 p.m.
Ayes: Comer, Bellows, Kot, Moates, Wulff, Rieb.
• Nays: 0.
The Commission agreed to add Stipulation No. 4 to read as follows: No temporary
poles shall be placed east of Cedar Avenue for a distance of 60 feet either side of the
centerline of 202"tl Street.
99.117 MoTioN by Rieb, Second by Comer to recommend to City Council approval of the
application of Great River Energy & Northern States Power Company for an
amendment to Conditional Use Permit No. 98-33 to: 1) extend the completion time for
the installation of the Hamburg. Avenue transmission power lines between County
Road 50 and County Road 70; and 2) allow the installation of temporary 11.5 kilovolt
transmission power poles and lines on the east side of Cedar Avenue County Road
23) near the intersection of Cedar Avenue (County Road 23) and 202" Street West
subject to the three (3) stipulations recommended by staff and listed in the October 1,
1999 Planning Report with the addition of Stipulation No. 4 as noted above.
Roll call vote was called on the motion.
Ayes:. Bellows, Kot, Moates, Wulff, Rieb, Comer.
Nays: 0.
ITEM 9: Old Business: F & L Enterprises Conditional Use Permit Amendment
(discussion continued from September 96, 9999 Planning Commission Meeting)
William Fink, partner of F & L Enterprises,. presented his application for an amendment
to Conditional Use Permit (CUP) 85-05. Mr. Fink noted that the Planning Commission
held a public hearing at their September 16, 1999. meeting where they heard the
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details of the F & L Enterprises request for a CUP Amendment that would allow for a
reduction of future building area, an increase in outside storage area .and allow them to
retain an existing accessory storage building on their property located at 21980
Kenrick Avenue. At the public hearing the Planning Commission and staff identified
several site-related issues that needed to be addressed prior to their formal
recommendation on the CUP amendment request. Mr. Fink Hated that he has
submitted a revised site, grading and landscape screening plan that addresses the
issues that had been identified and indicated they completed or are in the process of
completing the improvements. Some of the issues addressed include the following:
architectural entryway canopy has been ordered and installation is anticipated by
December 1999;
concrete and steel bollards are scheduled for installation before December 1,
1999;
detached storage building contractor has been commissioned and re-siding is
scheduled within the next 4-6 weeks;
temporary freestanding sign has been removed;
fuel tanks on south side of building have been removed;
parking lot and driveways are paved and bituminous curb has been installed; and
.landscaping, final grading, and erosion control measures are underway.
• Mr. Fink stated that he and his partner, Bernard Fink, are in agreement to the
stipulations recommended by staff with the exception of Stipulation No. 4.c. which
requires that the volunteer tree in the drainage ditch at the front of the property be
removed. Mr. Fink indicated he is in agreement to complete all the terms of No. 4.c.;
however, he expressed a wish to retain the volunteer tree noting it provides additional
natural screening.
Associate Planner Frank Dempsey presented the October 1, 1999 Planning Report.
Mr. Dempsey reminded the Commission that after the September 16, 1999 public
hearing was closed, the Planning Commission instructed staff to work with F & L
Enterprises and their engineer to resolve several issues, and .particularly the drainage
.issues. Mr. Dempsey noted that after a recent inspection of the property, he had
observed that a considerable amount of progress had been made by F & L
.Enterprises.
Associate Planner Dempsey indicated that Assistant City Engineer Tim Hanson has
reviewed the revised drainage and erosion control plans .and recommends approval.
Dempsey stated that drainage and erosion control operations are currently underway.
Associate Planner Dempsey acknowledged Mr. Fink's request to retain the volunteer
tree in the drainage ditch at the~front of the property. Mr. Dempsey stated that
Community and Economic Development staff supports Stipulation No. 4.a in its'
entirety. Staff has determined that the plantings in the drainage ditch, which are
actually located on public right-of-way and not F & L's property, either pose a current
or potential safety issue for vehicular traffic accessing Kenrick Avenue. However, if
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Page 9
• the developer would like to install additional plantings in this area on their own
property, staff would have no problem with that.
Associate Planner Dempsey stated that if the Planning Commission recommends to
City Council approval of the CUP amendment of F & L Enterprises, Inc., staff
recommends compliance with the nine (9) stipulations as outlined in the October 1,
1999 Planning Report.
Vice-Chair Wulff indicated that the original plan called for inside trash storage. On a
recent visit to the site, she noted that she observed some outside trash storage. Mr.
Fink responded that half of the trash receptacles are stored inside with the remainder
located behind the building to the rear of the: property. Mr. Fink noted that the outside
trash containers provide storage for scrap when the building is full of equipment..
Community and Economic Development Director Sobota stated that staff has no
problem with the outside storage as long as it is not visible to adjacent properties or
public right-of-way. However, he suggested the following addition to the conditions for
CUP approval
Stipulation No. 3.d. Outside trash receptacle areas shall be identified on the site
plan.
The Commission agreed with the recommended additional stipulation and further
concurred with the following amendment to Stipulation No. 6:
Stipulation No. 6. Stee! and concrete bollards shall be installed at the north and
south comers of the building to prevent vehicles from hitting the building no later than
December 1. 1999.
There were no comments from the audience.
:99.118 MOTION by Kot, Second by Comer to recommend to City Council approval of the
application of F & L Enterprises for an amendment to Conditional Use Permit (CUP)
85-05 and site plan on property located at 21980 Kenrick Avenue subject to the nine
(9) stipulations, as amended, as listed in the October 1, 1999 Planning Report.
Roll call vote was called on the motion.
Ayes: Kot, Moates, Wulff, Rieb, Comer, Bellows.
Nays: 0.
Vice-Chair Wulff called for aten-minute break to allow time for Mr. Bob Ruddle to
arrive for discussion of October 7, .1999 Agenda Item No. 10.A. Vice-Chair Wulff
reconvened the October 7, 1999 Planning Commission Meeting at 7:10 p.m.
ITEM 1OA: New Business: Bob Ruddle: Discussion of Mobile Home
Associate Planner Dempsey stated he had called the Ruddle residence and Mrs.
Ruddle indicated that her husband would not be in attendance. Mrs. Ruddle stated
that they are withdrawing their request for the Planning Commission's interpretation of
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Page 10
• the Zoning Ordinance regarding a proposal to replace an existing non-conforming
older manufactured home with a newer manufactured home on the family farm
property for use as a second residence at 21810 Dodd Boulevard.
.ITEM 108: New Business: 1999 Zoning Ordinance Update: Administrative Section
Community and Economic Development Director Michael Sobota indicated that the
Planning Commission had received a draft of the Administrative Section of the Zoning
Ordinance. The information was provided in advance to allow adequate time for a
complete review of the materials prior to the scheduled formal discussion at the
October 21, 1999 Planning Commission meeting. It is anticipated that staff, City
Council and Planning Commission review of the Zoning Ordinance Update in its
entirety can be accomplished by the end of this year with neighborhood meetings held
in January and February. Sobota noted that at least one of the neighborhood
meetings will include Airlake Industrial Park property owners.
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 7:20 p.m.
Respe ully submitte
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DEVELOPMENTx RcbertErickson
Ciry Administrator
City of Lakeville .
20195 Holyoke Ave,
Lakeville, MN 55044
Re: Great River Energy and Northern States Power Company request to amend
conditional use permit 98-33.
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public hearing related to the above described conditional use permit amendment
request;
Airlake Development Inc, objects to a lengthy extension of time for the
complerion ofthe electric transmission line reconstruction project underway by
Northern States Power and Great River Ever
which dissects our Fourth Addition plat will ~t bej removed u~nu'l late inlthe
project as we understand it, our ability to market the newly platted Iots adjacent
to this existing transmission line will be seriously hampered. In effect, we will
be unable to market Chase impacted lots until the line removal aspect of the
project is completed within the area of the Fourth Addition plat. Obviously,
with an extension, our carrying costs for this plat wall increase substantially.
We request that any amendrnent to C.U.p, 9g_33 would include some
discussion regarding a specific timeline for the removal of the power
impacting our Fourth Addition lots. ,
We appreciate consideration of this issue by city stmt', planning commission
and the aPPlicants regarding this matter.
Please feel free to contact pat Regan it {12„59-2~g6 or myselfaz 651-633-
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Sincere~+,
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Treasurer
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