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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR ORONO COUNCIL MEETING HELD JULY 11, 1988 <br />• his backyard. <br />His major reason for applying for City Council is his concern over <br />the I -394 pressure. He believes it is going to come, especially <br />if you take a look at what has happened out in Apple Valley and <br />Lakeville. He believes Orono is a very unique community and wants <br />to keep it that way. Housing will be an issue and he believes we <br />can .keep our bedroom community a bedroom community. <br />Councilmember Goetten stated that she is sure that everyone <br />appreciates Mr. Kelley's help and leadership within the past few <br />years -as a member and now Chairman of the Planning Commission and <br />welcomes the opportunity to have him before the Council. <br />ALAN R. NETTLES <br />Mr. Nett les•. :is° ,a ' new • resident to Orono , and is a lawyer... He has a <br />lot of interest in the area. He very consciously picked the Orono <br />area in which to live. He had a lot of positive feedback from <br />people they know who live in this area. He agrees that there is <br />going to be a lot of pressure put upon the City as the I -394 <br />project continues. He would like to partake in the decisions made <br />that will affect the Community in which he lives. He would like <br />to uphold the positive factors - larger lot sizes, good schools, <br />etc. He has had a number of experiences that brought him in <br />contact with environmental law, both in law school and with being <br />• an administrative law judge for the last 10 years. He feels he is <br />versed in corridor studies as far as highways and so on. His law <br />school project was to read and outline every national <br />environmental policy as they came down and most•of them were <br />highway siting decisions. He feels with respect to Highway 12 <br />project, if you don't plan it, it will plan you. It is just too <br />prime not to have a lot of commercial development that is either <br />going to happen as a result of some conscious planning or will <br />happen willy - nilly. He would like some light industrial or <br />commercial development, with no fastfood. He would like to see a <br />mandatory buffer that would protect the residential areas. <br />Redevelopment of Navarre - Mr. Nettles reiterated Mr. Kelley's and <br />Mr. Gilbert's feelings. He would like to see some kind of:' <br />i requirement to adopt a cosmetic similarity that would have to be <br />met. The store owners would have to do it themselves, as opposed <br />to the City footing the bill. <br />Facilities needs - No question that they need to upgraded, but the <br />question is where do you do it. He thinks it would be natural for <br />it to be on Highway 12. <br />Council /Planning Commission Responsibilities - Mr. Nettles senses <br />what has been going on based on what has been said by others. He <br />feels the ' Planning •Commission implements what the Council <br />indicates as being the law, so if the Planning Commission is doing <br />a reasonable job interpreting the rules and regulations, then the <br />Council probably ought to stand behind it. <br />13 <br />
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