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1997 - Zoning File 2293
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Wildhurst
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1003 Wildhurst Tr
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0711723210002
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I <br /> URBAN AREA GOALS AND POLICIES JUNE, 1980 <br /> i <br /> 5. URBAN DEVELOPMENTS WILL BE LIMITED TO THE EXTENT THAT THEY CAN BE <br /> ADEQUATELY SERVED BY THE EXISTING PUBLIC FACILITIES AND SERVICES. <br /> New development will not be permitted to exceed the <br /> existing capacity of local roads , utilities , parks , <br /> police and fire protection. Where development within <br /> the urban service area requires local extension of <br /> 111 <br /> roads or utilities , such extension will be the full <br /> responsibility of the developer , not the general <br /> taxpayer . <br /> 6. HIGHER LEVELS OF PUBLIC SERVICES WILL BE PROVIDED IN THE URBAN AREA <br /> THAN IN THE RURAL AREA. The greater land use density <br /> and the greater number of residents combines to require11 <br /> more intensive levels of public services . Police , fire , <br /> and ambulance calls are more frequent . Roads , parking <br /> lots and playgrounds require more maintenance . Public <br /> 11 <br /> sewer and water is necessary because of population <br /> density and proximity to the Lake . All of these factors <br /> combine to increase the cost of government in the urban <br /> portions of the City , which increased cost will be paid 11 <br /> by the urban users of the services without subsidy from <br /> the rural residents . <br /> 11 <br /> RURAL AREA GOALS AND POLICIES <br /> 11 <br /> RURAL COMMUNITY GOALS <br /> 1. TO MAINTAIN THE RURAL CHARACTER OF OPEN SPACES AND CLOSENESS TO 11 <br /> THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT. <br /> 2. TO RETAIN THE OPPORTUNITY FOR RURAL COMMERCE SUCH AS FARMING, ORCHARDS, I <br /> GREENHOUSES, STABLES AND SIMILAR ACTIVITIES WHICH REQUIRE LIMITED <br /> SERVICES BUT RELATIVELY LARGE AMOUNTS OF OPEN SPACE. <br /> 3. TO RETAIN THE OPPORTUNITY FOR A DIVERSITY OF HOUSING TYPES AND THE <br /> AVAILABILITY OF ALTERNATIVE LIFESTYLES . <br /> 4 . TO PREVENT THE ENCROACHMENT OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT OR ANY ACTIVITY WHICH <br /> WOULD IN ANY WAY ADVERSELY AFFECT LAKE MINNETONKA OR ITS ASSOCIATED <br /> WETLANDS OR DRAINAGE AREAS . I <br /> 5. TO PROVIDE ONLY THOSE PUBLIC SERVICES WHICH ARE NECESSARY TO SERVE <br /> A TRADITIONAL RURAL COMMUNITY SO AS TO LIMIT THE FINANCIAL BURDENS <br /> ON THE COMMUNITY AND THE LANDOWNERS ALIKE. <br /> I <br /> CMP 2-6 <br />
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