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Zoning File #1980 <br />October 16, 1986 <br />Page 2 of 5 <br />Review of Application: <br />At the Planning Commission meeting of September 15, 1986, <br />conceptual direction was given to the applicants advising them to <br />proceed with a formal rezoning application. In earlier discussion, it <br />was thought that the applicants should first seek conceptual direction <br />from the Council in light of the major expenses involved in the <br />preparation of a multi phased application (rezoning, subdivision and <br />conditional use permit). Applicant was advised that in rezoning <br />applications involving the RR-IA zoning district, the City has <br />consistently sought the input of the residents of the 5-acre rural <br />zone before taking any position on a rezoning application. The RR-IA <br />zoning district exists because the majority of its residents wish to <br />retain the ambiance of the large acred - hobby farm - low density <br />neighborhood. <br />The most recent request by developers to rezone an RR-IA property <br />adjacent to a zoning boundary line was the Painters Creek Development <br />group. The application involved the former Ski Tonka properties - the <br />rezoning sought a change from RR-IA to RR-IB - Rural 2-acres minimum. <br />The rezoning was denied and the property developed under the PRD made <br />at the one unit per 5-acre density. <br />Comments on petition for rezoning: <br />The applicant is John McDowell, potential buyer of the Miner <br />tract# ^he owners^who actively seek the rezoning^are Andrew Miner and <br />John Burger. Hazel Anderson, Steve Gardiner and James Maus are the <br />adjacent property owners whose properties are included in the areas to <br />be rezoned. Please review Exhibit N depicting ownership and location <br />of existing residences. Note per Section 10.10, Subdivision 2 (3) - <br />the vagueness of this standard would suggest we have received a valid <br />petition. <br />Please note Exhibits H, I & P, the City zoning maps are incorrect <br />and show Gardiner's .39 acre property included in the RR-IA zone. <br />Gardiner's property is already located within the LR-IA zone. Staff <br />will verify the records but it appears that the east 75 feet of the <br />Maus property is also included in the LR-IA zone. Burger was to <br />complete a rezoning of that corridor to RR-IA with his 1977 <br />subdivision application but it is not clear from the information <br />currently available to staff if that has been completed. <br />General Pacts: <br />Approximate Total Area = 41.1 acres <br />Approximate Dry Area = 23.3 acres <br />Amended Dry Area =* 25.2 acres <br />Approximate Wet Area = 17.6 acres <br />Amended Wet Area = 15.9 acres <br />J
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