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MINUTES OF THE <br />ORONO PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING <br />Monday, June 19, 2017 <br />6:30 o'clock p.m. <br />acreage is half of what is required under the statute. 78-626 lists four exceptions the Council can use to <br />provide a variance, none of which exist on this project. <br />Macentee stated the purpose of the RPUD district is to encourage sensitive development in transitional <br />areas located between different land uses and along significant corridors within the City. Installing a five - <br />story building is not sensitive and is intrusive and inconsistent with the Comprehensive Plan. <br />Macentee stated for anyone who has ever driven Shadywood at rush hour, the traffic lines up from the <br />intersection past the Narrows Bridge pretty much every day. Macentee stated he appreciates putting in <br />parking spaces for this number of people but they will also have people turning in and out of this <br />development on a routine basis, which will further exacerbate the traffic situation. <br />Macentee stated the residents support some type of condominium development on this property but they <br />feel this proposed project is too large. The residents are also concerned that condominiums are turned <br />into apartments when they are not sold. <br />Tom Lowe, 2630 West Lafayette Road, stated his primary concern is the traffic. Lowe stated one night <br />last week the traffic was backed up all the way to Hazelwood in Tonka Bay. If someone is going to make <br />a right turn to go into Wayzata, they have to get into the line of traffic. Lowe stated there is no way they <br />can get into that line. If they want to take a left turn, they are taking their life into their hands because <br />they have to cross traffic that is going north. Lowe stated unless Hennepin County is going to do <br />something about this intersection, something drastic is going to happen. <br />Lowe stated he questions the veracity of the traffic study because it looks like the traffic numbers were <br />pulled out of a book somewhere. Lowe stated they need to go thereat 5:00. Lowe jokingly stated that if <br />this project is approved, he is going to try to get Old Beach Road opened up so traffic can get out that <br />way. Lowe stated the traffic situation is very serious. <br />Lowe stated he also believes the zoning should stay as it is. <br />Dave Schneider, 2540 Old Beach Road, stated this is not about Old Beach Road but that the proposal will <br />impact the entire area and will affect everyone that lives there. Schneider stated it is not about opening <br />Page 9of14 <br />
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