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I TO;Planning Conmisslon and Council FROH:Jeanne Mabusch, Zoning Administrator DATE:January 28, 1981 SUBJECT: # 602 Wayzaca Country Club, 200 Wayzaca Blvd., Conditional Use Permit Zoning District — RR-IB Application - Conditional Use Permit Action Item Review of Application The City was asked to inspect a proposed excavating and filling job being performed by the Wayzata Country Club. The "greenskeeper" was asked to stop all work until Council could approve the proposed land alteration. Staff advised that the size of the project demanded Council approval and did not fall with the scope of staff's authority. The land alteration involved expansion of the designated pond to a third the size of the existing pond. A portion of the bank to the north of the pond, in the proximity of the tree nursery, was leveled three feet and graded. All fill from excavation of pond and north bank will be placed In the fill area, as designated on plan, to a hei^t of 3 feet and graded to meet the existing grade. The piles of fill along Long Lake Road are within the City ri^t of way If it becomes impossible to grade and level fill area, erosion control measures should be taken to protect City right of way and surrounding area. A speedy decision on this application will allow the contractor to reap the benefits of the warm %ieatber and save needless expense of bringing the excavation equipment back to site. Upon review of the Planning Commission's recommendation, Dick Benson will poll the Council by phone. Staff recommendation To approve the conditional use permit of the Wayzata Country Club allowing the expansion of the pond and use of additional fill creating a 3 ft. high bank to be graded to existing contours based on the following findings: does not affect drainage of neighboring property owners will increase retention area in a low, collection drainage area. All disturbed area to be protected by erosion control devices and City right of way to be cleared as soon as possible. Ponds banks should be graded to 3:1 slope. 1. 2. 3. A.