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mmiTBS OP mi pLMmiiiG connissioh ITIliG SBPTBMBER 19, 1998 <br />#1301 FREDERICK C. WHITE <br />180 WORTH SWORE DRIVE WEST <br />PRELIMIHART SOBDIVISIOW-SECOWD REV 191 <br />COHTIWDATIOH OF PUBLIC HEARIW6 <br />The applicant was present for this matter. <br />Assistant Planning and Zoning Administrator Gaffron reminded <br />the Planning Commission that this matter had been discussed at <br />the August 15, 1988 Planning Commission Meeting. At that time <br />the proposal Involved a configuration for 2 lots and an out lot. <br />The Planning Commission had requested a topographical map to aid <br />in the division of the property. The applicant has now revised <br />the lot lines to create only a single lot, dividing the existing <br />house from the whole parcel. Staff has reviewed access <br />possibilities with Hennepin County. Originally it was surmised <br />that an access site could be at the very south of the applicant's <br />property. It has since been determined that the best access <br />location would be off of Bayside Road at the northeast corner of <br />the property. <br />The Planning Commission also had requested information <br />concerning future plans for development of the neighboring <br />properties. Gaffron depicted on a sketch where the possible road <br />placements could occur to access these potential new <br />developments. However, Hennepin County has indicated that 2 of <br />those possibilities would be undesireable due to accessing near <br />high-traffic areas. It is likely that accesses would not be <br />determined until such time that the properties are individually <br />subdivided and the City required a dedicated interior road. <br />One of the concerns of this matter is whether the large lot <br />becomes an out lot with development stipulations or merely becomes <br />Lot 2. An outlot with stipulations could disallow any <br />construction until the lot became subdivided. This would allow <br />the City to consider whether a proposed development fit the <br />scheme for future subdivisions. If this other lot was considered <br />Lot 2, presumably development could occur in any location within <br />that lot. <br />Chairman Kelley inquired as to how many acres consisted in <br />Lot 1 and the undesignated Lot. Gaffron responded that Lot 1 was <br />2 acres of dry and approximately 1.5 acres of wet. Lot 2, or the <br />Outlot, has approximately 10 acres of dry. Planning Commission <br />member Johnson asked whether Orono would grant a building permit <br />on an outlot. Gaffron stated that if the lot were designated as <br />an outlot, the City would request conditions be established for <br />development. Planning Commission member Bellows asked what the <br />purpose was for accomplishing the subdivision at this point. <br />Gaffron explained that the applicant had a contract to sell his <br />house with a parcel of property that meets the City's standards <br />for a 2 acre lot. <br />Kelley stated that he would be in favor of this proposal if