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MELAMED LAUER PARTNERS <br />1212 E. WAYZATA BLVD., STE 100 <br />WAYZATA. MN 65391 <br />(612) 473-2588 <br />March 13.1995 <br />Orono City Planning Commission <br />P.O. Box 66 <br />Crystal Bay, MN 55323 <br />Ladies and Gentlemen; <br />I am writing to outline to you the intention of Melamed Lauer Partners for <br />the development of the 15 acre parcel on Old Crystal Bay Road that I will refer to <br />as the "Carpenter Prcoerty*. <br />This 15 acre parcel, located on the east side of Old Crystal Bay Road, is <br />truly one of the most unique parcels of undeveloped land remaining in the City of <br />Orono. It was planted heavily with Pine and Spruce in the 1950*s and remains <br />today as an outstanding example of forestation within our City. Numerous <br />wetlands exist within the boundaries of the properties as well and have been <br />delineated on the attached sketch plans. It is our goal to develop a four lot <br />subdivision of wooded home sites that will take advantage of the forestation and <br />wetland areas. We not only contemplate a very minimum of wetland disturbance <br />but are going to go to great ends to preserve as many of the t-ees as possible. It <br />is our goal to complete this development In such a manner that when the homes <br />are located within, there will be almost no visual disturbance to the neighboring <br />property owners as well as the City of Orono's French Creek Preservelocated to <br />the east and north of the property. <br />this goal <br />We will ask for variances from the City of Orono ordinances to accomplish <br />al. First of all, we are not going to ask for connection to city sewer. We <br />recognize the political and logistical difficulties of doing so and have been assurec <br />by preliminary septic testing that sites exist for primary and alternate septic sites <br />for a minimum of four lots and probably for more. Although we have two sketch <br />plans to show you, there are clear advantages to all concerned, particularly the <br />City, for your granting us the variance request to use a driveway plan over an <br />internal road and cul-da-sac plan. We wil ask the City for a variance to permit the <br />use of a shared driveway access at the north end of the property from Old Crystal <br />Bay Road, a single let access to the southwesterly lot, also from Old Crystal BayBay Road, a single let access to the southwesterly lol <br />Road, and a single lot access from the city driveway to the easterly lot. <br />1 reviewed this access plan with Hennepin County and they have given it <br />tentative approval. They readily recognized the advantages to all concerned of <br />our not disrupting the ferestation and wetland areas in the manner that would be <br />required to utilize an internal road and cul-de-sac. The mature Evergreen trees <br />present the same concerns to the City as you have expressed about Sugarwoods <br />and the results that were achieved there are the minimum that we would hope for <br />on this property. If we dont have to develop a road to access the building sites, <br />the wet ands and forestation can truly be preserved much in the same as they are <br />■/s
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