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1.Vr <br />b/ZD/ef <br />fo 1^ <br />cdri ^ <br />^iwiOU.flfef <br />V <br />#-el\ <br />■^7^ , <br />|;i <br />h. <br />m. ^ <br />:Sl <br />1 <br />^ r:,^ <br />,j.. <br />^'3 <br />• *. - i' M. •• ^ • -T >,flwwr 1 • •. :‘-= ^p» •■■.•:' ' \. •• •■*V-/-Kiisa?;; ? • -V f•n-'/v;-. ^yrf.i, ; :;.r'::, '■■■ ■:> <br />/ <br />HIHUTES OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING HELD JOLT 18. 1988 <br />n <br />CITY OF ORONO <br />CRYSTAL BAY ROAD IMPROVEMENT <br />CONDITIONAL USB PERMIT <br />PUBLIC HEARING <br />The Affidavit of Publication and Certificate of Mailing were noted. <br />^-Alr^ °f rief a%Ve^iVtlre^red*’^^^^^^^^^ ^r^^:fvl^d%^c£^^i <br />£u|de“r” Vou?d%^xt^^"d ^r"igft “Sp^^7he “°p"ost^ ^^nel “ Vdrari <br />would be installed for safety approximately 3-1/2 feet high. <br />The coinencn/?* road IS not dedicated and never hao been. <br />residents do not want the City to maintain the <br />remove the Road. Kelley suggested this <br />the reasoning for the City not allowing the Road to be <br />AnHertr!!f^ access for residents of Minnetonka Beach. Leesa <br />Orono her property is in both Minnetonka Beach and <br />because of the condition of the Road nobody uses it <br />S?nr,J; there have been no complaints by citizens of <br />regarding the inaccessability of Crystal Bay Road. Kelley <br />orasst/*^««^w®» concept of the residents wishing to turn asphalt back into <br />alt«rnA<-^* t/ City's comprehensive plan and felt an <br />re^if^>n^o found. Mr. Lee Erger stated that the City told theresidents that Minnetonka Beach did not want the road closed. <br />■Q <br />Stainless wire would be better than galvanized. <br />Drainage provisions behind the wall should be provided. <br />Support beams should extend into the ground <br />More Duckbills, 4 per post as opposed to 2 per post. <br />Treated 4' x 12', rather than 2' x 12' <br />Leaving bjttorc 5' of wall exposed and make aesthetically pltasing <br />/I <br />r*«r»rtriB-i K4 that it would be the property owners' <br />lakeiihor^ 7^^ frll in the area between the retaining wail and the <br />*^o^nson said that any further discussion was academic since the <br />-K entirely needed further exploration. >,*l asth <br />re^olvfS aver. jes had already been explored and the «uatrer <br />been . that is why the conditional use permit had <br />In he.. cp..nion, there is great urgency to get this resolved. <br />■Itttfiir <br />Pf* <br />, ; ..T <br />MINUTE <br />CRYSTAL BAY R <br />Kelley state <br />his attention <br />Hanson <br />alternative . <br />existed to ta <br />there is none <br />that he had rr <br />finally wrot< <br />the Planning <br />Commission to <br />her. Mr. Kcl <br />the City is p] <br />It was m< <br />the residents <br />in front of tl <br />#1303 ALLAN RI <br />1989 EAGERNESS <br />VARIANCE <br />PUBLIC HEARINC <br />The Affic <br />Mr. Rezat <br />Zoning Ac <br />survey for th< <br />agreed with tt <br />to determine ' <br />location of t; <br />being located <br />torrens action <br />line. Judicia <br />In so doing, . <br />Fisher proper^ <br />explained the <br />torn down rest <br />the fence stil <br />Mr. Kelli <br />approve or den <br />portion that % <br />line. Mr. Rez^ <br />not inform him <br />Ordinance stat< <br />Lake. In ligh <br />install approx <br />that does not ! <br />Mr. Kells <br />that the hards