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planning commission minutesCITY OF ORONO NOVEMBER 15, 1993 (P- Chairman Schtoeder inquired if the City would " ;"^e^"ontg''Mfyor Ed^Cailahan stated that the Council was not in favor of the retoning, and that v/as the extent of the drscussion. Mr. Terry Forbord, Lundgren j'“^ ® why the retoning Concerns. He introduced Mr. John a Certified Wetland Director of Land Development for Lundgr and Ken Adolph, a Principal Engineer with Biologist to discuss the wetland rnttigation ^ ^^3^^ iried to provide Schoell and Madson in Minnetonka. Mr. Forbord those of other distinctive features in their . ^ the supply of available land diminishes. John Uban showed exhibits that were type^of *^eve?o^^^ He diLussed the was important to the City of fenvisioned in the City's proposed zoning density and noted t should be considered. Among these is theComprehensive Plan, there are reasons why t should be cons.ae^ fact that the school is expanding and the chore P ^ J . ,_,g g^g^gd they believe this been constructed on property adjacent to * ® ^ reviewed the PUD zoning project would balance the residential and c u .jg p that a municipal sewer system is designation and discussed the development idea and needed for development of the property. ,__.jK|p He discussed the buffering for the mo;:cra7d'.heTdinrnce%r°eb^ busy roadways surrounding the site and the ddj^ent land uses as being compatible with the proposed zoning. 1 t . _ _-------A ^ t I He discussed tne compe..:>a.u.y.....7^ \ ^ch would mean that two acres or they will create new wetlands at a ratio of 2 to , illustrated where the wetlands we!Iand will be created for every one acre »',?ees anregetation within those are located on the site and described '' tiands have been subject to agricultural tillage wetland areas. He stated that most of the ^ considered to be "pristine" in the past, depending on the amount of rain ' ® variance to allow the wetlands wetlands. He asked the Planning Commission to consider a varian. to be modified. Ken Adolph. Sbboell and Mad^^ b” extended i^m the aTea, and noted septic systems. He stated that sanitary sewe nattern which could economically ren:rdV;—