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Zoning File #2204 <br />Janueuy 14,1997 <br />Page 2 <br />List of Exhibits <br />A - Application <br />B - Location Map <br />C - Property Owners List <br />D - Planning Commission Minutes 11/18/96 - Sketch Plan Review <br />E - Ceil Strauss, DNR, Letter 12/20/96 <br />F - Weckman Report <br />G - Gustafson Report <br />H - Long Lake Fire Department Report, Jim Cox Asst. Fire Chief, 12/16/96 <br />I - MCWT) Permit Application <br />J - Orono Wetlands Map <br />K - Anderson Report - Wetland Delineation <br />L - Staff Sketch - Road Upgrade Options <br />M - Preliminary Plans <br />General Review Comment <br />The Planning Commission reviewed the proposed 5 lot subdivision as a sketch plan at their <br />November 18, 1996 meeting. A major issue to be resolved for the sketch plan review was the issue <br />of required upgrades of the existing driveway that currently serves 3 residential properties (review <br />Exhibit B). Proposed Lots 4 and 5 are existing lots of record and satisfy the lot standards of the LR- <br />1A Zoning District. The original lot lines of Lots 4 and 5 have been realigned to allow for existing <br />improvements and amenities to remain within developed Lot 4. Tract E as shown on E.xhibit B is <br />restricted by covenant to be developed at a maximum 3 lot density. The covenant also permits <br />access to Tract E via the Fullerton propert>' road outlot. This would result in a total of 7 or possibly <br />8 residential lots serv'ed by the proposed cul-de-sac road. <br />Members agreed that the existing drive with entrance monuments, stone retaining walls and mature <br />plantings called for special consideration ‘v '.ten planning the upgrade to a private road with cul-de- <br />sac. The City staff was to contact the Fire Department for their input on any necessary upgrades to <br />the existing roadway. <br />All properties within this subdivision shall be served by on-site septic and well. Refer to your <br />preliminary plan survey, Exhibit M, note the residence on Lot 2 of Klitzke Addition will have an <br />impact on the proposed placement of residence on Lot 1 requiring an average lake shore setback <br />variance. Refer to Exhibit B, at the time of the Stielow Addition Subdivision, the City did not plan <br />for an extension to the south for the future development of the Fullerton property. The City has not <br />asked the current developer to consider any future extensions of the 1,600+ cul-de-sac road.