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MINUTES OF THE <br />ORONO CITY COUNCIL MEETING <br />Monday, August 25, 2014 <br />7:00 o’clock p.m. <br />_____________________________________________________________________________________ <br /> <br /> Page 3 of 18 <br />(4. #13-3638/39 SOURCE LAND CAPITAL, LAKEVIEW PROPERTY, 405 NORTH ARM <br />DRIVE – LAKEVIEW EAW COMMENTS REVIEW, Continued) <br /> <br />McMillan stated she is looking to go above and beyond what is kind of the normal standard for this <br />development in order to keep the intent of the conservation design. McMillan noted the Metropolitan <br />Council made a good point about septic systems and not having deep rooted plant material located on top <br />of them. McMillan stated that type of information needs to be spelled out in writing so it can be provided <br />to the homeowner, which will help keep the intent of the conservation design. <br /> <br />Bremer stated she is in agreement that the City Council needs a complete EAW before the City Council <br />determines whether an EIS is required. Bremer stated the missing pieces of information are important <br />and that the traffic study will be critical in deciding how to proceed on the application. Bremer stated she <br />would also like to know from Staff’s perspective whether there are any other areas that require additional <br />study that have not already been identified. <br /> <br />McMillan stated as it relates to the traffic study, it is important to look across the street at Minnetrista. <br />McMillan noted Minnetrista’s Comprehensive Plan identifies areas of higher density on County Road 19 <br />as well as an area called Urban Reserve. McMillan stated when the City reviewed their Comprehensive <br />Plan, they had concerns about what would occur on the Minnetrista side of the road, and that Orono does <br />not have an Urban Reserve designation in their Comprehensive Plan. <br /> <br />McMillan stated the Urban Reserve land use designation is anticipated for a density of one unit per ten <br />acres, with or without a PUD, and no PUD may be approved in the Urban Reserve area that reduces the <br />ability of the City to develop the area at urban densities in the future. The City of Minnetrista will <br />continue to monitor the development potential of all Urban Reserve areas. One area in particular that the <br />City will monitor is the northeastern portion of the City as currently guided Urban Land Use is fully <br />developed and transportation system modifications take place. This area may warrant re-evaluation in <br />future planning processes. <br /> <br />McMillan stated the area across County Road 19 is guided for a lot higher density, which will have an <br />impact on the traffic. McMillan stated the Lakeview side of County Road 19 does not have as high of <br />density and that the Minnetrista side of the road needs to be taken into consideration when doing the <br />traffic study. <br /> <br />Gaffron pointed out the Lakeview property on the overhead. <br /> <br />McMillan stated the Letter A depicts Red Oak, which has been added into the MUSA. McMillan stated <br />the City of Minnetrista reduced the Red Oak development from five units down to three units per acre, <br />and that the density in the area is a long-term issue that could County Road 19 and the overall <br />neighborhood. <br /> <br />Kermis stated that concern can be identified in the EAW. <br /> <br />Printup stated the higher density in nearby areas will also have an impact on water resources and wells. <br />The EAW states that issue does not need to be studied further, which likely only relates to the Orono side <br />and that in his opinion the area across the street should also be looked at. Printup noted the memo says <br />that the preliminary plat will follow up on, but that it should be taken into more consideration in the EAW <br />as well as the traffic patterns.
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