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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR ORONO COUNCIL MEETING HI:I.D APRII. 8, 1985. PAGE 15 <br />ANOTHER POTENTIAL <br />HAZARDOUS BUILDING <br />Councilmember L. Adams asked staff to check on a cottage on <br />Crystal Bay Road which appears to be a potential hazardous <br />building and have staff report back to Council. <br />REVIEW Oe SITE PLAN <br />6 BUILDING PLANS OF <br />PROPOSED SANCTUARY <br />FOR CALVARY MEMORIAL <br />CHURCH --INFO ITEM <br />Mayor Butler moved, Councilmember L. Adams seconded, to <br />approve the site plan and building plans of the proposed <br />sanctuary for Calvary Memorial Church. Motion, Ayes (5), <br />Nays (0). <br />CABLE TV REPORT <br />Mayor Butler moved, Councilmember L. Adams seconded, to <br />recognize that a Cable �V meeting would be held at tLe <br />Shorewood City offices at 7:00 p.m. at April 9, 1985. <br />Motion, Ayes (5), Nays (0). <br />APPEARANCE <br />JOHN SHARDLOW <br />John Shardlow was present to discuss possible contract with <br />the City to act as a consultant.. Shardlow stated that what <br />he knows about what the City wants is the City is interested in <br />looking at the Comprehensive Plan and Zoninq Code as it <br />affects the Highway 12 corridor. <br />Mayor. Butler stated that the Council recently had a proposal <br />by a businessman to relocate his landscape business on <br />Highway 12. Butler explained that his appearance made the <br />City take a look at the future development of Highway 12. <br />Butler noted that the Maple Plain interceptor will run along <br />Highway 12 and also Highway 12 itself will be upgraded and <br />therefore create more traffic. Butler stated that the City <br />would like to come up with something that addresses the <br />City's intent for traffic and planning. <br />Councilmember T. Adams stated that his orically the City <br />felt a need for a type of commercial zoning for uses that don't <br />require hookups to sewer, such as a nursery/ <br />landscaping business. Adams stated that the City is looking <br />for a land use that will be consistent with the City's <br />historical planning objectives. <br />Mayor Butler stated that when the Maple Plain interceptor <br />permit was released it stated that no existing "residential" <br />facilities would be allowed to hookup. Butler noted that <br />permit left the door open for commercial uses and new <br />residential to hookup by petitioning the Metro Waste Control <br />Commission. <br />Councilmember Frahm stated that the interceptor will be <br />there but the City wishes to protect the Comprehensive Plan. <br />Frahm stated that Highway 12 is zoned residential but that <br />zoning is not very realistic-. Frahmnoted that the City does <br />not want. industr ial zoning along Highway 12 either, but would <br />like to see a quasi -commercial use that fits within the <br />City's intent and �om treh nstve Plan. Frahm felt the City <br />should bu prepare f�r t ie uturc:. <br />
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