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COliMrii m«=eT»NQ <br />JUL 2 6 1999 <br />REQUEST FOR COUNCIL ACTION CUYUh OrtONO <br />Date: July 21,1999 <br />Item No.: <br />Department Approval:Aditfinistrator Approval: <br />Name: Michael P. GafTron <br />Title: Senior Planning Coordinator <br />Agenda Section: <br />Zoning <br />Item Description: #2490 - C larles & Sue Van Eeckhout, 120 Brovvn Road South - Sketch Plan <br />Property Area: <br />Zoning: <br />Gross = 20 acres ± Dr>'Buildable = 12-14 acres ± <br />RR-lB, Single Family Rural Residential, 2 acre minimum, not in MUSA <br />List of Exhibits <br />A - 7/7/99 Staff Memo <br />B - 6/18/99 Applicant's Letter <br />C - 5/12/99 Sketch Plan Memo and Exhibits <br />D - 5/17/99 Planning Commission Minutes <br />Applicant requests Council direction in regard to potential rezoning of this site to allow higher density <br />housing. A separate but related issue is whether or not Council would support developing this property <br />with sewer, regardless whether it is rezoned. A third topic for discussion is whether Council believes <br />the site has unique characteristics that support development via Planned Residential Development <br />(PRD). <br />Staff has suggested this might be a potential site for mitigating some of the Long Lake housing that will <br />be eliminated by the Highway 12 bypass (See Exhibit A). <br />Planning Commission reviewed this sketch plan at their May meeting. Applicant was provided with <br />only minimal direction because Planning Commission felt that the primary issues of rezoning and <br />development with sewer were better addressed at the Council level. <br />Please review the Staff memo and exhibits of 5/12/99 for information about the site and applicants' <br />proposed development. <br />COUNCIL ACTION REQUESTFD <br />Review the above noted topics and provide applicant with direction as to whether a PRD is feasible, <br />whether the site might be developed with sewer, and whether a rezoning will have any support. <br />Applicant has been advised that a formal rezoning application with public hearing and neighborhood <br />notification may be the most appropriate method of determining whether rezoning is feasible.