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r 9, 1984. PAGE 4 <br />B City could just <br />neighbors could <br />' is spot zoning, <br />k's property and <br />for rezoning of <br />ted that if the <br />slips that the <br />abject to Hork <br />the City. <br />ould rather see <br />spread out all <br />t you may not <br />they could have <br />should aorpp» <br />ave to meet iKe <br />riances. <br />ndation to the <br />y consider the <br />a property to <br />ed to strictly <br />with such <br />tr seconded, to <br />agreement and <br />n Precinct #3. <br />m seconded, to <br />at 9:20 p.m. <br />«r. <br />Planning Commission <br />Jeanne A. Mabusth, Zoning Administrator <br />February 14, 1984 <br />Public Hearing - Public Review of Proposed Amendments to <br />Zoning Code <br />The amendments to the Zoning Code are minimal in number. The deadline <br />for the codification of the municipal code will prevent major <br />substantive amendments of the Zoning Code. The following amendments <br />are required per Minnesota statutes. Exhibit A Item B below sets <br />forth Council’s new policy for lots under common ownership. The <br />amendment establishes new performance standards for existing lots of <br />record. Note that Minnesota statutes require public hearings for <br />conditional use permits and variances. In order to meet the deadline <br />date for the legal publication date, all appl ications must now be filed <br />a month before the scheduled hearing date - effective date April 1, <br />1984. <br />Amendments and Additions <br />Section 30.040 <br />Add at the end of the definition section. <br />Additional definitions unless specifically defined above, the <br />words and phrases used in this zoning chapter shall have the <br />meaning given to them in the subdivision chapter. <br />Exhibit A ~ Common Ownership <br />1. Amend 31.301 - remove "under single separate ownership <br />2. Amend 31.203 as follows: <br />Section 31.203. In "R" Districts of Greater Than One Acre and <br />served by public sanitary sewer a lot of record in any "R" District <br />in the City in excess of one acre, which does not meet the <br />requirements of this Zoning Chapter as to area or width only, may <br />be utilized for single family detached dwelling purposes if the <br />Council finds: <br />(a) It is at least one acre in size, <br />and the average width of the lot is at least 100 feet; <br />(b) It is served by public sanitary <br />sewer, <br />(c) It otherwise meets the require­ <br />ments of this Chapter or other applicable City Code provisions. <br />Add new section <br />Districts not served by public sanitary sewer.