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Has aes- Ina:-aa 3s .�z_2s _.. __.1L_35a73_i? .3n <br />Amendment 4o.r2. In the land use section of the plan, this 3re3 was <br />selects•:7 for change in land use/zoning and for the extension of <br />municipal services. <br />6. The property is now located wi�.,Lll ".S Metropolitan Urtan Service <br />Area (MUSA). <br />7. The extension of sewer can be furnished either from existing sewer <br />lines in Long Lake to the southeast of th.2 property or from the <br />existing sews- lines within the City of Orrno to the west of the <br />property. <br />8. As a Fart or :his rezoning application, the applicant has <br />for:�a_l peuc�cr.a. :or connect_-.. 32':er 3' nc3 agree:: <br />to pay the cost of the improvement. <br />9. The recommended alternative for development of this property was <br />for single family densities at 1 to 2 acre. Section 10.32, <br />Subdivision 2, Planned Residential Development states, "the total <br />number of building lots or dwelling units shall not exceed the number <br />of such lots or units permissible under the min_mum lot size require- <br />ments of the zoning district or districts in 'oi.:icn s.ich land is <br />situated." Rezoning is necessary to meet the ac_reed uran density set <br />forth in Comprehensive Plan Amendment No. 2. <br />10. The one acre single family residential zone act. as an excellent <br />buffer or transition zone between the commercial co,ridor along the <br />Highway and the surrounding 2 acre rural residential properties to the <br />north, east_ and west. <br />11. The proposed rezoning of the property would meet the intent of <br />the principal goals set forth in Comprehensive Plan Amendment No. 2 <br />entitled "Compatible ises and Transitions", which -tales as follows: <br />"A significant=-nc?rn is to develop land -ises `hat provide <br />3Cpr-r _a'3 _=3"� ?G^. _-r3��:_ 3'_ _:? a330c:3_ed <br />withJHighway 12 and quality single family neighborhoods beyona. <br />Mo-a int-tnsiv4 commercial uses were fudged to be appropriate <br />ac.-3cenr to t::a hi^.nwav, but these uses no- extend so far <br />bac.: from the highway core_3or sc as --o 3d'%ersely af`ect any <br />ist3bl4sned neignborhoods. :env develoF:^en- would be l:mitsd by <br />the location of existing nat•.:ral fsatures and the capacity within <br />--he available uti 1 j t• syst3r.s. <br />?age _ of <br />