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10 TO: Walter R. Benson FROM: Alan P. Olson / DATE: May 3, 1981 SUBJECT: #669 Tonka Lake Properties, 1340 Baldur Park Subdivision List of Exhibits Exhibit A - Planner's Memo to Zoning Administrator Exhibit B - Run off Calculations Exhibit C - M.C.W.D. letter (4-26-82) Exhibit D - Plan of 3 lot plat approved (7-13-79) Exhibit E - Letter of Credit ($5,000) Exhibit F - Notice of Planning Commission action (4-21-82) Exhibit G - Applicant's attorney's letter (4-3-82) Exhibit H - Preliminary Plan - 4 unit PRD My April 13, 1982, memo for the Planning Commission lays out all the fists and issues of this application. In brief, based upon land area only, the property could have up to 5 units. But based upon hardcover increases, only 2 units (1 existing + 1 new) can be accommodated without new hardcover variances. Planning Commission was very concerned with the hardcover. They listened to Gene Earnst's explanation of the drainage plan and ponding areas intended to mitigate the surface water runoff problem. Thereafter Planning Commission decided that they wanted to table the application until the developer provided a 2-unit plan. The developer in turn requested actic, on the 4-unit plan proposed. Planning Commission then recommended lenial of the 4-unit plan. The plan before the Council is therefore the 4-unit design. Planning Commission has recommended no more than 2 units. Recall that on July 13, 1979, preliminary approval had been granted by Council for a 3 unit plan, a copy of which is enclosed for reference. Council can therefore: 1) Approve the 4 unit plan 2) Table the application for a 2 or 3 unit design 3) Dony the 4-unit plan In any event, the record should aqain show that the existinq Olson house at 1340 Baldur Park Road has still not been connected to City sewer. The July 13, 1979 plat approval req,.,ired this connection before July 13, 1980. It wasn't done. On September 15, 1980, Mrs. Olson appealled to Council for an extension, which was granted until not later than June 1, 1981, subject to a $5,000 letter of credit to be delivered by September 30, 1980. Tags were issued and later dropped when the property was subject to bankruptcy.