05-15-2006 Planning Commission Packet

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#06-3201 875 Wayzata Boulevard . -". May 8,2006 .,' , Page 2 , Comprehensive Plan Amendment Process • Part 5 of the 2000-2020 Orono CMP establishes the following process for amencimeirt of the CMP: "After formal adoption of this CMP by the City Council,tliere shall be no amendments inade to.the plan content eacept by the following procedure: Amendment initiation may be by direction of City Council,official action of any City Comntission, recommendatiou of the City Administcator, or formal application by any citizen or property owner. Amendment review shall in aIl cases be referred to the Plamiing Commission which body may in turn request review by auy other City Commission and/or City staff. Any amendment dealing with parks, recreation or housing density shall be referred also to the Park Commission for official recommendation before action by the Plamiing Commission. Public Hearing- no amendmenf shall be made in tl�e CMP unless or until the Planniiig Commission has held a Public Hearing thereon, following posted and published notice of the Hearing in tlie o�cial � newspaper at least 10 days prior to the Hearing. � Recommendation - Following the Public Hearing, the Plaizning Commission shall make a written recommendation to the Council regarding the proposed amendment. Final Amendment-Upon receipt of the Plamiing Commission's recommendation, the City Council may or may not choose to amend the CMP. Any amendment made shall be by Resolution of a majority (requires 4/S uote) of the Council members. All amendments shall be forwarded to all jurisdictions and a encies receivin the ori inal CMP and shall be sub'ect to Metro olitau Council review aud comment. A. Current Status of the Property Site Location. The property is located on tlle SW side of Highway 12, just south of the Luce Line Trail in the northeast quadrant of Oroiia Nat��re of Surroundin�perty. The property is bounded on the west by the new Highway 12 / Railroad corridor; on the east by existing Highway 12; on the south by the Surnmit Park Cenletery in Wayzata; and on the north by the Luce Line Trail (developed lots north of the Luce Liiie are in Loiig Lake). � . , Orozio propei�ty to the west and east is guided and zoned for single fanuly residential use at a deiisity of 1 i.uiit per 2 acres. The propet-ty west across the railroad has beeii developed for low- density SFR uses for niany years. The propei�ty across Highway 12 to the easfi contains a church builditlg that has iuzdergone a variety of tenants, and is currently seivii�.g as a Montessori school. The cenietery property to the south in Wayzata is guided for institutional uses and is zoned for Low Deiisity Residei�tial. Lots to the iiorth of the Luce Line iii Long Lalce are guided for single family uses (R-1) with a miniinunz Iot a.rea of 10,000 s.f. and 75' width, i.e. SFR at 4 uiuts per acre. However, tlie existing single fanuly lots abuttuig the iiorth side of the Luce Line in this area range from 1/4 acre to 1-2/3 acres iii area.