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MINUTES OF THE <br /> ORONO PLANNING CONIlVIISSION MEETING <br /> Tuesday,February 19,2013 <br /> 6:30 o'clock p.m. <br /> Curtis stated the applicant is requesting preliminary plat review in order to create five new, 2-plus acre <br /> buildable lots and a private road from the original 13-plus acres. All of the lots would be served by a new <br /> private road with a cul-de-sac extending southerly from Bayside Road. All lots would also be served by <br /> private septic systems and private wells. The proposed subdivision is in conformity with the guiding of <br /> this area for single-family rural residential development at a m�imum density of one unit per two acres. <br /> The proposed development also generally conforms to the standards of the RR-1B Zoning District. <br /> Curtis noted tonighYs presentation will be based on the original plans submitted with the application. The <br /> applicant has submitted revised plans but Staff and the City Engineer have not had an opportunity to <br /> review those revised plans. Copies of the revised plans have been provided to the Planning Commission <br /> tonight in the event the applicant would like to refer to the proposed changes to the original plan. <br /> The site to be platted as"Bayside Meadows" is currently a vacant field containing open areas identified as <br /> a hayfield and meadow, a wetland, and a wooded area along the south and southeast portions of the <br /> property. A wetland delineation has been conducted and has been shown on the survey. The wetland has <br /> been reclassified from a Preserve classification to a Manage2 classification. The City has received a copy <br /> of the delineation and of the Minnehaha Creek Watershed District approval of the delineation and the <br /> reclassification. <br /> A storm water pond is proposed to be created to address stormwater resulting from the new hardcover of <br /> the development. The storm water pond will straddle the common lot line between proposed Lots 4 and 5 <br /> with outlet pipes directing overflow water under the proposed private road into the ditch and wetland on <br /> the east side. The area taken up by the storm water pond has been deducted from the dry buildable <br /> acreage of each lot. <br /> Bayview Farms and Bayview Farms 2"d Addition were plated in preparation for allowing the current <br /> Outlot C to be developed with additional building sites. The future driveway relocation was a condition <br /> of the plat approval. Agreements detailing the driveway relocation requirement are part of the approval <br /> resolutions for Bayview Farms 2"d Addition. An additional new outlot, shown as proposed Outlot A,will <br /> be platted for the purposes of constructing the private road with cul-de-sac and connecting to Bayside <br /> Road. Hennepin County has provided comments on this proposed plan which support the past <br /> � understanding regarding the driveway relocation for both the adjoining properties. The current plan <br /> reflects a connection of the Sims driveway to the new private road. The Geffre driveway is not proposed <br /> to be relocated. <br /> The property is situated south of Bayside road otherwise known as County State Aid Highway 84 and is <br /> accessed via a platted 50-foot corridor between the Geffre and Sims properties. <br /> The applicant is proposing the following lots under the previously submitted plans: <br /> l. Lot 1 is proposed to contain 3.48 acres total;2.79 acres dry,buildable and 0.69 acres wetland. <br /> This lot is proposed to be the largest overall with a total of 3.48 acres,but the proposed tree and <br /> conservation easements,wetland,wetland buffer,buffer setback, and the proposed road location <br /> result in limited options for building sites. This lot is proposed to have 784-plus feet of frontage <br /> along the private road. Most of the site's Manage 2 wetland is situated on this lot centrally along <br /> the eastern side. There is a sufficient buildable envelope available and all of the required <br /> RR-1B district lot line setbacks can be met. <br /> Page 4 of 23 <br />