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10190.3 C: U <br />TO: <br />FROM: <br />DATE: <br />Mayor and City Council ^ <br />Mark E. Bernhardson, City Administrato^^ <br />October 1, 1990 <br />SUBJECT: Lafayette Ridge - Request for Public Street <br />Attachment:A. City of Minnetonka Beach Request Dated 8/21/90 <br />B. Lafayette Ridge Plat Resolution ^891 Dated <br />3/30/78 <br />C. Oronc Council Minutes Excerpt Dated 9/12/77 <br />D. Orono Comprehensive Plan Excerpt <br />E. Private Street Listing (Urban/Rural) <br />ISSUE - <br />1. Present to Council a request by residents of La ’yette Ridge <br />that their cul-de-sac be made a pibMc street. <br />2. Determine Council action regarding this matter. <br />a. ) Public street <br />b. ) Credit for hardcover using commons area <br />1 i^v^ LDL^CTION - As noted in the request the He ?’=‘ov.ners Associate o- <br />are requesting both Minnetonka Beach and Orc’^o portions be m . <br />public streets. Thes'"' streets for thir- .n>~division which <br />straddle the boundaries has a cul-de-sac *ach of the two <br />ers Associati . of the entire <br />t-wc. -de-sacs. In action <br />each indicated their <br />eet and the request is <br />.. of Orono would consent <br />communities and the Home: <br />subdivision is maintainin ’ <br />earlier this year the Cit” <br />wil lingness to take ove*: <br />brought forward to dete^r... <br />to Lhe same. <br />D’SCUSSIPy • <br />publj^c - LXixm B2£^s/U£oan Areas - This issue has been <br />discaF''ed’' on a general basis by the Council several times. It <br />shoulo be noted that the Comprehensive Plan specifically <br />indicates that all properties in 'he urban areas should be public <br />streets. These properties are served by both sewer and water. <br />This has not necessarily been what has been acted upon, but may <br />be nood guide in allowi ig certain roads to go from private to <br />pu' ' provided they meet City standards. <br />Lafayette Ridge - In this specific case the streets were built in <br />approximately 1978 to the c'rrent City ctandarc.^. The porti in <br />Orono serves five homes. A related problem is if, in fa- t, <br />Minnetonka Beach accepts their portion the way •■he Homeovners <br />Association currently is constructed the h )meocners in Minnetonka <br />Beach would be responsible for paying or the Oronc rtion. <br />Hardcover Credit In addition to the road, the asso iati-on has