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12_ rn reviewing the alternatives in relation to the established goals and objectives for the study area, it was determined that it would be appropriate that the significant areas of land -.n the corridor be developed as somethi^g other than the 2 acre single family rural residential. Suck, development would need to be of a density that improvements to the transportation and utility systems could be paid for by such development. . . 13. In a memo prepared for this rezoning application datee 9/19/88, Page 2, entitled "Comprehensive Plan Relationships, Zoning Issues" John Shardlow notes the following: "The Highway 12 Corridor Study anticipated the development of single family residential lots on the northern portion of the site and that is what is being applied for in this request. ^'he recommended alternative states that the density should not exceed 25 lots, which is the number shown on the zroposed plat. Therefore, at the most basic level, this request is consistent with the Comprehensive Plan." 14. The adjacent surrounding rural zoned properties cannot be consi, :red for higher density, urban zoning because these areas were not included within the Highway 12 study nor relocated within the Mdtropolitan Urban Service Area. SON, TEEREIORE BE IT RESOLVED, that based upon one or more of the findings noted above, the City Council approves the rezoning application of Sidney Rebers that would rezone the property legally described above from RR-lB to R-lA, and further directs staff to publi-' in the official newspaper of the City the ordinance amending the offic:.. zoning map of the City as spe(7iiied above, subject to the condition t!:a applivant shall enter into vn agreement with the City to pay witr� appeal for City authorized sewer service to the property. Adopted by "he City of Orono Council on this loth day of October, 1988. %TTEST: Dorothy M. Hallin, City -'lerk James R. Grabek, Mayor Paae 3 �,_ 3