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MM ^ . •• © cm OF GRDNONI] JOCULAR FIAmiNB OGMIESSION ICEllMS JELD SEnSCBR 3, 1975 Ite (koio Planning Oonmiasion nat on the dmve date with the following manbere preaent: Chalznan John P. Bake, Hannah, ^ Meet, Gothrie, Dunlap, Feaek, McDonald and Qirtie. toning Administrator, Hank NOhich. Absent: ICallestad and Mbolley. The Chairman announoad that this was the time and plar^ for a Public Hearing to be held oonoa ming the imming Application of the Chavenna Land Ocapany, for 100 Cfeono The Public Bearing Notice ____ applicant, iTipi^enUid by Atbocnay Dirmeles and Richard MesUnd, presented their reguest to rezone fran the cur- » density requinanent to one acre zoning for He said that the area was adjacent to the prop o sed Heyzata-<taio Sauer tetaroaptor and that would • I • ' > sawar Board hod not, as yit, a date for beginning on the project, lhay felt that one acre would be a good transition betuecn the adjacent neighborixxsds of Icng Lake having quarter acre zoning and Wayzata. A Let ter to Mr. Diracles from C. E. Bumill of the State High way Departmant, was presented. It stated that thay saw no problem tdth inplace Hi^diev 12 although the proposed oeveicpnant would include cdoout 1500 feet of the new Bigb- WBV 12 aligRTent and conflict %d.th the Orono Ooaprehensive The developer stated that future platting of the land would dedicate approDdnately according to a letter from the Orono Village Bigineer, each lot %nuld have one acre of dry usable land. Kermit Bisinger, a resident living south of the tracks, asked for an explaination of the Higtemy Department letter. The Planning Ocnroission eoiplained that th» HighNay has only HighMev 12 devel _ that the State has not taken a definete stand on the route. Nancy Bergereon blame off Highway 12, the drainage effect on her property, probleBBS. She requested the Planning Ocnmission to stop the applicant. She %ms told that they would not want to deiy the osier of the rl^itful use of tte Irnid. Mrs. Bergerson, after viewing preliminary maps, stated timt the claimed dry land vms not dry but wet. The Planning Oom- mi salon viewed the new wetlands map that oonfinwnd that the specific area in question did contain some wetlands. There was some question as to the extent of the wetlan on the map, homver, so the Zoning AdteLnistrator to oontact the Bigineer, Mr. ICennkiy and tions mi'v'it be necessary. The Planning Ooandssion expressed .ts to the effect on properties across Orono Orchard ir>ad and whether any rezoning include a larnr area than just the imnediate proposal Oonmissi©Si'SiJS lon mBnabsTB considered the soon Lc hardship of bringing sewer into the area as sewering generates more larger tracts in the area is not able to handle stoon water and deposits more nutrients into Lake Mimetonka. It was felt the cost to correct the effects on the lake would be more expensive thmi sewer. The menbers questioned whether a transition a: AlTEIIlANaB - 7:10 P.M. ORONO VILLAGE HAU. PUBLIC mmm - ie 100 GRGNO OBCaiPD ROM) 5 J 1 i ■ I .. 1 i 4 i Jl1 •u. t