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� ' MINUTES OF THE ORONO CITY PLANNING COMMISSION Monday,October 21,2013 6:30 o'clock p.m. Schrader stated the third stall could by extended 12 feet and that the 18 foot depth is on the double side. The single stall extends maybe 9 feet, which is not shown very well on the overhead. The right-hand corner has an elevator in it,which is why the 12-foot was proposed. Leskinen stated that may also not be achievable but that a detached garage is another option. Wang indicated he will make sure their next car will be smaller. � � Lemke moved, Thiesse seconded,to table Application No. 13-363b,Lixiao Wang, 3059 Farview Lane. VOTE: Ayes 7,Nays 0. . /10. #13-3639 AND #13-3638 SOURCE LAND CAPITAL,LLC, ON BEHALF OF GRA W STERN,405 NORTH ARM DRIVE, COMPREHENSIVE PLAN AMENDME :38 P.M.— 5 P.M. Leskinen asked ther the applications should be discussed separately. ' Gaffron stated the comp ensive plan amendr�enf portion of the application ould be discussed first. Leskinen commented the public aring�vill likely i�lvolve bot�i applicat'�� s. Steve Grittman, NAC, stated this a�pli ion involves�the conversi of the Lakeview Golf Course into single-family residential. Grittman noted t e are five parcels t are depicted on the overhead, including one parcel that is not_part ofthe pro sal. 'That par includes the current owner's home. The proposal will convert the golf course into a rura ential development. The current status of the property from a Comprehensive Plan standpoint is r e for park, recreational, and open space. The propert�� is currently'zoned RR-1 B, which is the ing dis ' t in Orono that allows for two acre sized lots in a rural residen#ial pattern. The property ' located outs� the MUSA district. The formal approvals necessary�to take tl � project from its eurrent osal to an eventual end include a Comprehensive Plan Amendment�hat ' under consideration this eveni as we11 as a preliminary plat, final�plat, and possibly a zoning act depending on the nature of the pro ed plat that is presented. A Planned Residential Developmen s onc option that could be pursued depen on the nature of the design. Grittman noted�the procc� will also require a series of reviews and applications over a mber of months. A numbei-oi'other age ies will be part of the review process. Hennepin County will be � olved in various aspects of tr sportation improvements as part of the project. Grittman noted Henne County has authority for iew as it relates to access to county roads. There are two county roads that a t the property, Cou Road 19 on the west and County Road 151 located to the south. The Minnehaha ek Watershed trict will also be involved as they have review authority on stormwater management an are also i olved in revegetation and landcover restoration that will potentially be part of this project. In ad ' on, Metropolitan Council will be involved in the Comprehensive Plan Amendment to make sure th is consistent with the regional plans that the Metropolitan Council has developed. Page 23 of 42