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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR ORONO CITY COUNCIL <br />MEETING HELD ON APRIL 14,1997 <br />{H6 -U22]2 Rebers - Continued) <br />Pflani said the applicant's major objection to the frontage road is the property is zoned <br />commercial and already has legal access to Hwy 12. The applicant does not currently <br />have plans for Outlot F and would agree to revisit the frontage road issue when that <br />property is developed. Pflam said the applicant is seeking a buyer who would use the <br />entire property rather than subdivide it into smaller lots. Pflam said the service road is <br />laid out for use by a large number of businesses and, as such, would not be needed if only <br />one business was developed on Outlo* F. <br />Pflam asked for approval of the outlot to buildable lot status. The applicant docs not <br />want to reorient the lot to the rear and lose Hv\7 12 access. Pflam said he felt the City <br />does not have the resources to fund the service road. Pflam .said the comprehensive plan <br />has been aflected dramatically by the relocation proposal of Hwy 12. <br />Pflam indicated it was discui sed at the Planning Commission meeting for a right turn in <br />and out with a median. Commissioners raised the question of relocating the access to the <br />west to line up with Brimhail. Pflam said he discussed this possibility with Mn/DOT, <br />who owns the triangular piece of property. The applicant has applied for a permit for <br />such an access. Pflam Indicated the median is wide enough to support a stacking lane if <br />needed. Pflam said tliis access could be used by the Rebers and Otten properties. <br />Pflam asked for approval of the rcplat to a buildable lot without loss of access to Hwy <br />12. He said the applicant is prepared to meet all conditions including the 60’ wide right- <br />of-way for a future road or trail. <br />Cliff Otten said he agrees with the plan as presented by Pflam for access. He said he does <br />not see any need for a service road Otten and Rebers informed Jabbour that they were <br />planning their properties in light of the Alternate 6 proposal for Hwy 12. <br />Kelley a.sked for clarification on the covenants on the property if an easement was <br />granted. Gaflron reviewed the easement limitations as noted on page 4 of the 4/10/97 <br />memo. <br />Goetten noted she agreed with Staff regarding the service road but questioned whether <br />the City can legally enforce it with the pre-existing conditions Radio said he thought it <br />would be difficult for the City to require construction of the service road. <br />Kelley asked if the applicant would be willing to combine access for the bank property <br />(Outlot E) with the Wear property. Pflam said he would be willing to discuss this <br />possibility with Staff and Planning Commission. Kelley was concerned that people w'ould <br />drive through the Wear lot to the bank property. Pflam said a barrier could be built.