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• <br />Resolution No. 654 <br />A Resolution Denying the Rezoning Application <br />of Cheyenne Land Company for 100 Orono Orchards <br />Road - <br />BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of <br />Orono that the application of Cheyenne Land Company to rezone <br />the property at 100 Orono Orchards Road, presently zoned two <br />acre RR -1B, into twenty-nine one acre tracts be denied for the <br />following reasons: <br />WHEREAS, the City of Orono enacted Ordinance No. 149 on <br />July 9, 1973, which established a moratorium on the granting <br />of building permits, rezoning applications, conditional or <br />special.use,permits, variances, platting and subdivisions or <br />other au£hority-for additional development in the City of <br />Orono, Minnesota: <br />WHEREAS, this moratorium was extended by ordinance on <br />several occasions and was not terminated until December 31, 1974, <br />• and <br />WHEREAS, this moratorium was necessary in order to insure <br />the achievement of the goals of providing the city with satisfac- <br />tory tools to guide development and to control development <br />during the interim period so the benefits of proper planning <br />would not be lost, to preserve the status quo pending the <br />adoption of the measures necessary to protect the health, safety <br />and welfare of the citizens of Orono, and <br />WHEREAS, the council has determined through research <br />and review of various reports and studies that areas not ser- <br />viced by municipal sanitary sewer, lacking adequate transporta- <br />tion facilities, containing inadequate and hazardous traffic <br />patterns and insufficient access to highways, creating storm <br />water runoff problems from denser development concluded that <br />rezoning to a less dense development of these areas would pro- <br />vide the best standards to safeguard life, health, property <br />and welfare of the public, and <br />WHEREAS, to fulfill the requirements of the Comprehensive <br />Plan, the Zoning Ordinance and the Wetlands Ordinance, and <br />WHEREAS, the Cheyenne Land Company on several occasions <br />has made various applications for subdivisions not in compliance <br />• with the land use and zoning requirements determined for the area, <br />and <br />