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The rtgular meeting of the p ymou to pldnrAinq Commission vies
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MCI to.rd-r at
11MC S PRE"T: di(nfl Va iht mmis inners
id ri s, Stu err, Pluf a s Pauba
and t e ege `Ye al ..
WHOM ABSENT* it
STAFF PRS T.. Community; Development Director
Blair T- mere
Am ar Dev pmk t Coordinator
Sara Mvconn
As oerat e planner flan Cott r ngharn
WTION by Commissioner Stulberq, eaadet" by Cortmissioner
plraf a$ to appr -e the Minutes of September 81 1982 meeting
as toted. Vote. 6 Ayes,.' Comm' Wire absent. ;
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Chairwomin Vasiliou introduced the request submitted h LUN EN KROMRS
t ad r n Brot hers onst r uct x n Compan f`o r a F i na Plat of COM7RUCTION MMPANY
Wind Ridge at Bass Lake 4thAddition"., Reading of the FINAL FST PDR "NUSeptember13, 1152 staff report was oaived. Ay"LAKEASS
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4TH4TH ADyI #}I M1111 (A-755)
Sh rm Goldberg, Luad r n Brothers Construction Compary, dis-
cussed the plating of the three ots aqd also di soussed, the
t p graphy of Lot 1.;
Commissioner Pluf a -asked h a new preliminary plat
uw.p s twas to be submitted, and questioned why the
dO.C Opment wds, riot platted nto taut l int s .
Staff explained the need to have a current praphzc to shear
he has been patted and what has riot. The
I City did not
require initial final plattint of the entire area fir such
developments. thea known as Subdivision Unit Projects..
Mr Go I d be rd n t d haat he would submAt a qraphic before the
City t..ruacil meeting.
TION by Commissioner Pa hal seconded Commissioner. MaIpus, RCOFt-NDAT ON
to recommend', approval Of the Final plat for "Wind Ridge at
Bass Lae 4th Addition" for Lundgren Brothers Construction
pan subject to the conditions stated in the staff
report Voto Ayes. Commissioner Wire absent, MOTION VOTE
carried.
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P", am t " `um;rniss orn Minutes
ptember,,
Chairwomanam l jou updated the Planning mission (+11 the
City - u uii m eti vq heldf September 20, in regerd to
the Stdqed Growth Plant., 15he advised the: Commissioners that
if they had topics they 'wished to discuss at the joint CityCOUM61me4intobeheldOctober11, 19 2, these should be
submitted to her as soon as possible. Discussion ensupd re- ;
ardintl tfe des goatzor'n by the Statc Waste a17a F.Wnt Board
of a potential ha ardour waste site search area in the
rtdust r section mouth, south of Highway 15,E
Chairwortian Vastll uu introduc0d this, item which. is one of the
Couocill.s directed prujeets. Staff indica-ted the City goals
and Objectives should be periodically revicived. Chairwoman
Vas lidu stated that the ;pcomi n _ meeting with the Parks ;andREVIEWRecreationOf
Advisory ommi ssxorn .rncluded. rev ew of this COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
aectiurn of the ,amprehernsa e Ply°rn,and that Commissioners GOALSOBJECTIVESthadbeenadviserearliertoreview, it. Discussion ernsuedX10 CRITEKA
re ardrn M *-"t items relative to pupnrl,ation projections.
Magnus inquired rhether this sect ion of the
PLIn has been rcvies ed annually. Staff stated that it was
written in 1 7 ` and .,«e t sed itt 1980 but sine then at has
not been formally reviewed.
ommi ss io ner Pauba a st.:Lnd whether the City had est ab-
lished liMits f*r tax exempt parcels Staff stated that
this hid not been dons. Staff stated that to do this,, an
1riventory oT the existing exempt parcels would be needed,
atil them a ceiling oould be established with a running total
maintained as the City develops.
Chairwoman Vasxlxou suggested that the Commissioners divide
the c>als1 Objectives, arid Criteria for review by subcommtt-
teest with reports to be submitted for cor'nsideraticr`n by the
entire Cvmmission.
Commissioner Pauba state he would take Section A in regard
to Housing. Commissioner Plufka stated he would take
Section it regirding economic development. uDmissioner
tulberq stated he would-take Section C regarding security.
Chairwoman 1rasiliou stated she would oversee those three
cati gor ries a Commiss 1-one r Wire will handle Sect i, n
re arditin Access. Commissioner Mdgnus, stated he would tike
Section regarding Human bevel opmernti and, Vice Ch irmart
teigerwal=d state he would oversee those thn $ b enwt$,
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Commuissioner Ma aius asked staff to get the Planning Commis_
s Ol" a p ' the COMPInity Survey that was recently done
for the Council.
DI pus i n, ensued about PRAC-related matters including 'tile
ty's
els forts over time years, to acquire sh rel rids for ar%
and opeut space purposes.
oraiss" i0Ae r Magnus inquired about the trail, sys efrms and
their linkdcle to major areas of interest with seclal atten
tion given to s par~ati a pedestrian arid, bicycle traffic
from vehiculor traffic. He stated that these trails should
he mads available y r studehts to get tsehcaol. , Staf f
st<ated t hdt it could tie. into Coal Ej Objective o,,, 1.
r sal map reoarding the sh reland areas REVIEW OF SHORELAND
and s@.r s was ireing prepared. KWACEWNT+ D 1tC '
B CKCROUND
4',lkt Of, to exP aim tile DNR classi flat ions of lakes
07 arty preliminary plat within the shore, and boundar-
tteW to be sent to time D artmi-Jit of Natural,
Aees for their review and com. ments. Staff reviewed the
ini am lot standards for the different shn °eland areas,
Commissioner Stulberg inquired heth r the 300 -ft., ond r
n strf-:a MS Wdb.. Wily for platting,or if grading would b
involved. Staff responded that mass gradinq requires, a
permit from th,-,City of Plymouth,, and as part of the revs w
it would be considered if this land wasin. a s oreland ro.1- e
or riot.
Commissioner St lberg asked meat the setbacks would he for
l abet t Ing, public waters from the ordinary high water
mark. staff explained the ur 'nary high water mare and its
rat -king on vegetation, and stated that it should be kept in
mind that it .is not;; necessarily time sanxm as the 101 -Year
ldcmd levels. if time ordinary high water mark is disputed,,
the DWR can bc mi t i fif,,d and they will verify this elevation,,
Staff explained that variances would be needed for oxist ng
logs where buildirin sett aQ s cannot he met in » egard to time
sh r°el.and areas, he Department of, Natural Resources has
recognized Planned Unit Developments in the State re ula-
t ons because of the expected preservation or open spa el
lrmludl.a s relarmds,
Planning Commission Hiluties
September ,
Commls,!,ioaer Steigerwald inquired whether the water or
shore Arad sid -i 10t was ceras id r rA t"rear" yard.
Staff stated that generally this is true.
Commissiot-wer Stulberg inquired how the e assificat on$ for
stated tj: _y4thesefakesweredetermined. 5taf # B,as a set
of criteria in regard to tht, size of the 10ke shoreline
lMaj the d th Ole the, llakt-, the urban devel,<)Pment, aiid
other actet s which apply tO X111 bodies of water _ over 10
acres in the state.
There was much discussion as to . he effects that fertilizers
grad herbicides have oil the Takes and whether or not the
liquid <fertilizers have macre effect than the solid fertiliz-
ers,
Cummrss,reraer* Steigerwald iragr ared ;"shy only the lakes listed
were selected. Stiff stated the imam i(_ for )ssrfi-
eat ion is a.{re, althea 1r the City could des ovate sm l -
ler water bodies i,i the.Shorel,and drnarre
chairwoman Vasil-lou stated the publio hearing for this
Ord-mance hay been scheduled for 0vtober 13, 2. She
stated that the lYmOUt, Div O mrIrt . Councli hou d be
Staff introduced the nf_aYt, item and reviewed the i`it 'at..anerl REVIEW OF ORDIMHCE
direction to level of an rdr ra ee .amendment ret=ail subs STANDARDS V4U
In til -1 District. AMENDMENT ; RECAM)ING
RETAIL SALES N Tfff
A% ssioner Plufkd stated that -ajese sales should be 1-1 ZONING DISTRICT
di sc e r aged. Chairwoman Vasiliou eeraci.;rred.
Commissioner P lufka stated the sales sh ul d be minimal
zrr scope and frequency. He stated he was rata as concerned
with "scratch and dent" sages, as with, sales by Manufactur-
ers, grad distributors.
Vas i l iou suggested overjdf.ts to restritt s o rt
ggChairwoman
Staf r stated that the City must have ll match r n(4" Or i ranee
requirement.5 in order for the City to eriforce provisions
found in a emrant . t her i s,, (+ovenant s generally were 4-
matter oaf civil etre ltrol..
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Steigerviald tatf.d tis. con cr included
control, $ , g and
M49nus stated allowed salts should not n ve bringinq ' new
merchandise n expressly for the ale.
Ciiairw iari Vasiliou. stated that $tJf f should send a memo to
Carlwn Properties, Trdmmell Crow, Pru&ti i nture
aanY t Ult eV c Constructionantrmpilti " and t
ve =nt --i re :d nt` Gene c dern reaar*dinq this
Matttrw arid, their representatives should attend the Cetober
t 1982 meeting, prepared. to d svu h - i t ealong with
their concerns.
ensued reqardinq peddler' . car -ie ,,, and the r -
ation of their 1-0cations to the, Zoning Ordinanceire-
11111" It . There w4s concern r"arding the health standards of
some of ttv e pedd}ar h sell food.
MMI r Steigerwald state the 'City of' kk :jan awlis
d(rdl these through their e t r t iorl rt nt *
t f : tat"d those, citieshave sten tall- ani to do this.
43'!t!1€1`.x' i€ ner Magnus stated tett operatiops i nvo- vi -r sh-
ble food should be subject to health n t ions.
nsit. that no onsid rat ions or ;privileges should be
expectvd over those - x are=dz;ed to dny,other eitizen
f the 'ec mdnzt ; sp(Qifically relative to City sere o and
needS.
airt a tan Vasiliou stated tfte M,eting, achedule for the
balance of tete yeac would :
OCTOBLRI-I K/111/82 30int Meeting tit Council
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PLANNING COM14ISSION RECOMWNDATION FOR SMEMWR 22,t 1982
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