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MIWTES OF A P;-4'vWING CC1lSSI(N PFEIING HELD A.nRIL 4, 1977 - PAGE 6 The Zoning A(Iministrator stated that although this item was not on tl-e -igenda he would like to bring this matter to their attention. Mr. Anderson has been into the office and inquired about the anount of Park Dedication Fee due an his subdivision which was approved in 1973. The Toning Administrator felt this proposal should be reviewed by the Commission. After a brief discussion, }tassel moved, ffannah seconded, that this subdivision proposal be resubmitted. Motion - Ayes (S), Nays (0). There was some discussion to consider denying any chick pond proposals. The Planning Commission felt that removal of aquatic vegetation in any marsh area would destroy the filtration of storm eater provided by marshes. The Commission considered setting up standards and clarification of parks. The Commission determined that (parks) as a permitted use in residential districts is too broad a term. Ordinance should be amended. After a brief discussion, the Commission determined this was definitely a commercial operation, and there are cornercial zones for an operation such as this in Orono. Hannan moved, Dunlap seconded, to recommend against amending the ordinance for dog boarding or kennels in any residential zone. Motion - Ayes (S), Nays (0). ?Member Dunlap submitted her comments to the Zoning Administrator. Other members stated that their comments would be forwarded soon. Richard Tuthill and Richard Hassel presented a preliminary plan and model of the 21 unit PRD concept over 21 acres of land in Minnetonka Beach and Orono. This location is north of County Road #IS and east of the Texaco Station at the intersection of County Road # 19 and 015. The proposed density would not exceed the zoning requirevents. The preliminary model indicated that there would be approximately 3-S units in Orono. The applicants presented the proposal in order to get some direction from the Plarming Ccrun.ssion. Other than determining the actual location of the structures, the Commission indicated general approval of the concept. fARDLD AJNDERSrW 4665 BAYSIDE ROAD 1974 SUBDIVISION Wh`TLA'dDS DREDGING & DUCK PONDS (M)RATORIUM) PARK STATUS (MORATORIUM) USES IN S-ACRE RESIDENTIAL ZONES - VFFERIXARIAN $ DnG BOARD I NG SITE, TRAFFIC $ tNVIRON- MENTAL REPORTS CN FUTURE MEDINA VO-TECH SCHOOL PROPOSAL R I0tARD TUTH I LL 21-UNIT PRD CONE 'r The proposal would require platting, detailed plans for PRD approval and joint agreement with the City of Minnetonka Reach.