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:MINUTES OF THE ORONO PLANNING COi'AMISSION <br />:MEETING HELD ON SEPTEMBER 15, 1997 <br />indicated that the attorneys for the city and applicant have agreed that the subdivision is a <br />Class I, metes and bounds division, as the property is not platted and will not require park <br />dedication. <br />Gaffron recommended the property line be moved for Lot A as the northern portion of <br />Bayside Road would be less than 5 acres. There is a small wetland located to the east, <br />north of Bayside Road, which will have a Conservation and Flowage easement as well as <br />that portion on the south side abutting Lake Minnetonka via the channel. A concern was <br />voiced that depending on where the 929.4 lake elevation is located, the property could be <br />considered a lakeshore lot. If so, parcels A and B would not meet the 500' width <br />requirement measured at the shoreline and at the 75' setback. Due to this, the Staff and <br />City Attorney have concluded that this split is not exempt but must be at least considered <br />a Class I Subdivision. The 2 acre minimum is met by the parcels and Gaffron noted that <br />the property could be further subdivided in the future. <br />Gaffron requested_ the applicant show the 929.4 contour on the survey. Parcel A includes <br />a barn and out buildings that will have to be removed. Gaffron recommended the <br />removals occur within six months of the subdivision approval. Septic system testing has <br />taken place. The house meets all setback requirements. <br />Gaffron reviewed the issues for discussion as noted in the packet. <br />The applicant had no further comments to add at this time. <br />Lindquist asked \Vhite if he was willing to move the lot line to accommodate parcel A <br />having at least 5 acres of dry buildable. White said he would as it was his intent to have <br />2