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G9UMI C":'FETING s 1:UG 111966 To: Mayor Butler Mark E. Bernhardson, City Administrator (Tv OF rns0m Orono Council Members Froos Jeanne A. Mabusth, Zoning Administrator Date: August 6, 1986 Subject: t841 Craig winters, 888 Plentywood Road a) Approval of Road Name; b) Final Subdivision/PRD - Resolution List of Exhibits Exhibit A - MCWD Permit Exhibit B - DNR Permit Exhibit C - Letter From Applicant's Attorney 6/28/85 Exhibit D - Letter From Applicant's Attorney 5/5/86 Exhibit E - Letter From Applicant's Attorney 8/1/86 Exhibit F - Huntington Farm Plat a) The applicant has asked that the road name reflect the plat name - Huntington Farm Road. Staff notes Huntington Point East and West roads in Minnetonka Beach and Huntington Drive in Minnetonka. The Chief advises that the use of Huntington or Farm in a road name will create problems for emergency vehicles in locating properties and possible problems for postal deliveries. The applicant still asks that you consider the original request because of its relationship to plat name. Applicant would suggest that there are several recently named private roads in the area that would pose similar problems. Applicant will prepare other road name choices for Council's review at the August llth meeting. Applicant will install his own road signs subject to the guidelines and standards of the Public Works Department. A stop sign will be required by the City. Applicant must submit payment of $75.00 for the stop sign. b) The Huntington Farm Plat (formerly referred to as the Plentywood Plat) was originally granted preliminary approval on August 27, 1984. Through no fault of applicant, the review of the preliminary plat by the DNR and MCWD was delayed for over a year. The main concern for the DNR was the issue of wheither the private drive (Outlot C) intersected one wetland area or divided two separate wetlands. The MCWD was involved in the Painters Creek project, reference to in letter from applicant's attorney of 6/28/85. The project did indeed have major effects on the designated wetlands within the plat. The retention areas are one third the size when compared to original retention lands. Both agencies have approved permits for the plat and road plans (Review Exhibits A and B).