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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPlanning Commission Minutes 09-12-1990CITY OF PLYMOUTH PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES SEPTEMBER 12, 1990 The Regular Meeting of the City of Plymouth Planning Commission was called to order at 7*.00 p.m. MEMBERS PRESENT: Chairman Richard Plufka, Commissioners Michael Stulberg, Larry ft-ofsky, Hal Pierce, Joy Tierney and Deqnis ZY11a. MEMBERS ABSENT: Commissioner John Wire. STAFF PRESENT.- Coordinator Charles Dillerud, City Engineer Can Faulkner, Public Works Director Fred Moore and Planning Secretary Jackie 4jatson.. BDDM MOTION by Commissivier Tierney, seconded by Commissioner MOTION TO APPROVE Zylla to approve the Minutes for the Aigust 22, and August 27, 1990 meetings. Vote., 5 Ayes, Commissioner Stulberg abstained. MOTION VOTE - MOTION CARRIED carried. Chairman Plufka introquced Public Works Director Fred DRAFT 1990-1995 CAPIT& Moore to discuss the Draft 19914-1995 Capital Improvements 114PROVEMENTS PROGRAM Program (CIP) Director Moore reviewed the Draft CIP for s%reets. Commissioner Marofsky asked why Medicine Ridge Road was going to be completed only to 26th Street as the stretch of road beyond 26th Street is an access to the road around Medicine Lake. Director Moore statea that the portion of road beyond 26th Street may be completed at a later time. It may not be needed in the future. Director Moore reviewed the Draft CIP regarding sewers, water, drainage, parks and buildings. Chairman Plufl,,a opened the Public Hearing. Planning Commission Minutes September 12, 1990 Page 146 Chairman Plufka introduced Mr. Greg Leuer of 4475 Urbandale Court, Mr. Leuer asked when the Medina Road Project would be completed. Director Moore stated that the completion date was 1991. Chairman Plufka introduced: Mr. John Grigg of 3180 Queensland Lane. Mr. Grigg wanted to know when the Public Hearings had been held regarding service to Sewer District 23 Director Moore explained the past hearing was held in October, 1989 and also explained the procedures followed for "apical Impro4,aments Program review. Chairman Plufka introduced Ms. Marilyn Thompson of 11018 Old County Road 15. Ms. Thompson stated she was interested in roadway plans for County road 73.. Director Moore stated that funding for this project will cn,me partly from the County, the Developer and the City. it The County has not included their share to the County CIP yet, but the administrator has stated a willingness to recommendthe project on certain conditions. Commissioner tierce asked when Sewer District 13 would be completed, Director Moore stated that the contract for this project would be awarded in the fall. MOTION by Commissioner Stulberg, seconded by Commissioner MOTION: TO CONTINUE Pierce to continue the Public Hearing on the Capital Imprn.ements ;Program to the October 10, 1990 Planning Commission meeting, and to renotify those persons who spoke at the Public Hearing. Roll Call Vote. 6 Ayes. MOTION carried. Chairman Plufka introdut..4 the request of hlareham Sporting Goods for Rezoning, Cc, *+ional Use Permit, and. Variance from the Urban Deve cp.w« ,,it Policy for property located north of Highway 55 and -.,:st of Peony Lane. Coordinator Di'llerud reviewed the September 6, 1990 Staff Report. Commissioner Pierce asked when sewer would be available to this site. VVE MOTION CARRIED MARKHAM SPORTING GOODS 90041) Planning Commission Minutes September 12, 1990 Page 147 City Engineer Faulkner responded that public sewer would be available in 1995. Commissioner Marofsky stated that part of the business was used as a private residence and questioned whether that would be possible if the petition was approved. Coordinator Dillerud responded that it could, as a nonconforming use. The Commissioners read two letters regarding this petition that were handed out at the meeting. The Markham 14-^Cter stated that they would like the Public Hearing delayed and had offfered to notify property owners within 500 feet of the rescheduling of this petition.. Commissioner Stulberg asked if any of the property owners were so "etified. Chairman Plufka introduced Mr. Richard Bloom. who was representing -the petitioner. Mr. Bloom stated that property owners were not notified of a rescheduling of the petition. Chairman Plufka opened the Public Hearing. Chairman Plufka reintroduced Mr. Richard Bloom, who stated that the request to provide U -Haul services would have no impact on the demands of sewer and water in tht-, area. Mr.. Bloom stated that some, changes in the zoning of the property throughout the years has been a problem for this site. He said that the property had been zoned as commercial in the beginning. It was then rezoned to FRO Future Restricted Development) and in tne future is scheduled to be zoned as commercial property onCe City utilities are available. He suggested that he would like to discuss other options available to Mr. Markham with the City Attorney. Chairman Plufka introduced Mr. Joe Rupar of 13040 Highway 55. Mr. Rupar stated his concerns were that if the Markham site was rezoned, would the entire area be rezoned.. He stated that his and the neighbors access through the easement on the Markhaam property was not accessible at all times. He said that the U-14aul trailers blocked the viv,- and the driveway. Commissianer Marofsky asked Mr. Rupar whether the Markhavi site used more water, on the site for the washing of the trailers, or if traffic had increased. Planning Commission Minutes September 12, 1990 Page 148 Mr. Rupar stated that he had not noticed. an increase in water usage or traffic on the Markham site. MOTION by Commissioner Marofsky, seconded by Commissioner Tierney to continue the Public Hearing to the October 10, 1990 Planning Co,maission meeting. Coordinator Dillerud stated that the renotification of the property owners within 500 feet must be done by the City so that the City can certify that the notices are mailed, but that the petitioner will be responsible for supplying the mailing labels. He stated that any change in the plans must be submitted by September 21, in order for the Development Review Committee to review them. Roll Call Vote. 6 Ayes, Commissioner Stulberg, Nay. MOTION. carried on a 5.1 vote. Caiairman Plufka introduced the request of Richard Deziel for Rezoning from FRD to R -IB and: a Final Plat for the Oxbow Ridge 9-nd Addition" looted south: of the south terminus of 46th Avenue North west of Vicksburg Lane. Chairman Plufka waived the review of the September 7, 1990 Staff Report. Chairman Plufka introduced fir. Richard Deziel of 16100 46th A4enue North, Commissioner Marofsky asked if the, shortening of some of the *tots on the west side of 46th Avenue North Mould cause the future cul-de-sac to come further to the south. Mr... Deziel stated that tie planned to extend the cul-de-sac to the south. Chairman Plufka opened the Public Nearing. There was no one present to speak on the- issue. Chairman Plufka closed the Public Hearing. MOTION by Commissioner Stulberg, seconded by Commissioner Marofsky to recommend approval of the petition by Richard: Deziel for Rezoning from FRD to R -IB and a Final Plat for the "Oxbovi Ridge 2nd Add'ition's located south of the south terminus cf 46th Avenue North gest of Vicksburg Lane. ROTI CallVote. 6 Ayes. MOTION carried unanimously. Chairman Plufka introduced the request by Super Valu Stores, Inc. for an Amended Mixed Planned Unit Development Plan for "Cub Foods" regarding wall signage, proof of parking, sidewalk construction, and trash facility screening in the Rlymouth Hills Addition located at the southeast corner of 36th Avanue North and Vicksburg Lane. 2 MOTION TO CONTINUE VOTE - MOTION CARRIED RICHARD DEZIEL (90077) MOTION TO APPROVE VOTE WTION CARRIED SUPER VALU STORES, INC. 90079) Planning Commmission Minutes September 12, 1.990 Page 149 Coordinator Dillerud reviewvd the September 6, 1990 Staff Report. Commissioner Marofsky asked if the easterly portion of the site where deferral of the sidewalk construction was requested was a separate lot and block. Coordinator Dillerud responded that it was not. Comii,issioner Tierney questioned whether there would be s1dewalk from the cul-de-sac westerly to Vicksburg Lane. Coordinator Dillerud responded that the Plymouth Hills Plan specified one but the petitioner proposes it not be constructed. I Commissioner Plufka asked whether the site across 35th Avenue North had sidewalks at the present time. Commissioner Pierce asked where the access from the southerly property would be to this site. Coordinator Dillerud stated that there is sidewalk on the site across 35th Avenue North that is planned to be extended westward to Vicksburg Lane as the property is developed. Chairman Plufka introduced Ms. Pat Moen represent-nq the petitioner. Ms. Moen stated that Super Valu Stores, Inc. is working on a plan to develop the easterly portion of the property and that they wish to delay the installation of sidewalks along Plymouth Boulevard so that the developing party on this site would be responsible for the sidewalk. She said she felt the sidewalk past the cul-de-sac westward was premature and could be installed in conjunction with the developer of that area in the future. She stated that unnecessary cost could result from sidewalk construction in advance of site development. Commissioner Marofsky asked whether the grades on the site will screen '-he trash enclosure, Ms. Moen stated that they would. Chairman Plufka opened the Public Hearing. Chairman Plufka introduced Mr. George Wilson of 17140 14th Avenue North. Mr. Wilson stated that he received the incorrect Public Hearing Notice is the mail. He was aware of the Public Hearing though and was present to listen to the Manning Commission: Minutes September 12, 1990 Page 1150 presentation for the Peppermint Fence Nursery School for which tae is a property owner within 500 feet.. Chairman Plufka closed the Public Hearing, MOTION by Commissioner Marofsky, seconded by Commissioner MOTION TO APPROVE Stulberg to recommend approval of the Amended Mixed Planned Unit NeveEopment Plan for `:Cub Foods in the Plymouth Hills Addition, located at the southeast corner of 36th Avenue North and Vicksburg Lane for signage, trash compactor screening and parking Werral MOTION to amend by Commissioner Marofsky, seconded by MOTION TO AMEND Commissioner Pierce to review compliance in regard to the trash compactor enclosure again when the Easterly portion of the property is developed. Roll Call Vote.; 6 Ayes. MOTION carried unanimously.. VOTE MOTION CARRIED Roll Call Vote on Main Motion. 6 Ayes. MOTION carried `COTE - MOTION CARRIED unanimously. MOTION by Commissioner Marofsky, seconded by Commissioner MOTION TO APPROVE Stul.berg to recommend. deferral of construction of the sidewalks on Plymouth Boulevard and 35th Avenue North until construction takes place on this easterly portion of the property or the southwest corner of Plymouth Boulevard and 35th Avenue North. Sidewalk shall be constructed with*n two years Commissioner Zylla stat2d that tie could not support the portion of the notion stating that sidewalks shall be constructed wi'0in two years on Plymouth Boulevard: and 35th Street North if no other development takes place on that easterly portion of the property. Commissioner Marofsky responded that the petitioner could conte back to the Planning Commission and ask for a deferral on the sidewalks on the easterly portion of the property if no construction took place in two years. Roll Call Vote.. 5 Ayes, Commissioner Zylla, Nay. MOTION VOTE - MO(ION CARRIED carried on a 5-1 vote. MOTION by Commissioner Pierce to defer sidewalk MOTION TO APPROVE construction from the west end of 35th Avenue North to Vicksburg lane for two years. MOTION failed for lack of a second, MOTION FAILED Chairman Plufka introduced the request of Linda Hopkins to LINDA HOPKINS {90083} is Amend the Existing Conditional Use Permit for the Peppermint Fence Nursery School" at St. Philip the Deacon Church to change the name of the school operator located. at 17205 County Road 6. Planning Commission Minutes September 12, 1990 Page 151 Chairman Plufka waived the review of the September 5, 1990 Staff Report. Chairman Plufka introduced Ms. Linda Hopkins. Ms. Hopkins stated that she was in agreement wit 4 the September 5, 1.990 Staff Report. Chairman Plufka opened the Public Hearing. Chairman Plufka introduced Mr. George Wilson of 17140 14th Avenue North. Mr. Wilson asked whether all conditions for the nursery school would remain as they were. He also asked what will happen to the school when the church rebuilds next spring. Coordinator Dillerud stated that there were no changes in the conditions for the nursery school. Ms. Hopkins stated she did not know what will happen if the church rebuilds. Chairman Plufka closed the Public Hearing. MOTION by Commissioner Zylla, seconded by Commissioner MOTION TO APPROVE Tierney to recommend approval to Amend the Existing Conditional Use Permit for the "Peppermint Fence Nursery School" at St. Philip the Deacon Church to change the name of the school operator located at 17205 County Road 6. koll Call Vote. 6 Ayes. MOTION carried unanimously. VOTE - MOTION CARRIED Chairman Plufka introduced the request of U.S. Homes U.S. HOMES CORPORATION,; Corporation/Thompson Land Development Division for a THOMPSON LAND DEVELOP - Conditional Use Permit to permit stockpiling and land MENT DIVISION (90086) reclamation at the southeast quadrant of Medina Road and the Plymouth City Limits (Brockton Lane). Coordinator Dillerud reviewed the September 7, 1990 Staff Report. Commissioner Pierce asked whether the trees on the northwest were within the property line or outside the property line and whether they were significant trees. Coordinator Dillerud stated that the trees were within the property, but that they were not significant by tree policy definition. A& Chairman Plufka introduced Mr. Bill Pritchard representing 1W, the petitioner. Planning Commission Minutes September 12, 1990 Page 152 IdL Mr. Pritchard stated that regarding item 4 of the resolution the petitioner would like to use an erosion barrier instead of snow fence to separate the trees on the site which are to be prosarved. Commissioner Zylla stated that he felt an effort should be made to control the dust raised during grading and filling along Medina Road. Chairman Plufka opened the Public Hearing. Chairman Plufka introduced Mr. Steve Jacobitz. Mr. Jacobitz stated his concerns were in riqad to drainage from the development into the pnd BC-Pl, adiacent to Amber Woods development. City Engineer Faulkner stated that the drainage system will be designed to handle the drainage. Chairman Plufka asked what would be done to handle tiie drainage in this area if the site development were not done after the fill is placed. City Engineer Faulkner stated that a BC -P! Pond will be constructed at the same time the fill is brought on the site and this will effectively handle the drainage on the site. Commissioner Pierce asked if there would be any effect on the culverts under Medina Road to the north. City Engineer Faulkner stated that the design for drainage VIi 11 handle the runoff. Fir. Pritchard stated that the grading and stockpiling should be done per the plat design so that the dirt will not have to moved more than one time. Chairman Plufka introduced Mrs. Pat Raskob (lives on west side of development in Medina, no address given). Mrs. Ras%ob stated her coacern was drainage onto her property. City Engineer Faulkner stated that the drainage will be monitored by the City and the developer is responsible for any drainage problems. He said the direction of the flow cannot be changed. 0,airman Plufka introduced Mr. Bill LaTour of 3525 Co my Road 101. Plannino Commission Minutes September 12, 1990 Page 153 Mr. LaTour stated his concerns were the drainage and, the necessity of an easement acress his property to resolve the drainage.. Chairman Plufka introdziced Mr. John Grigg of 3180 Queensland Lane. Mr. Grigg asked for an explanation of land reclamation, and whether swamps are to be filled. Coordinator Dillerud stated that land reclamation was changing the grade level of the land, and that no wetland will be filled. Chairman Plufka closed the Public Hearirg. MOTION by Commissioner Stulberg, seconded by Commissioner Pierce to recommend approval of the request of U.S. Homes Corporation/Thompson Land Development Oivision for a Conditional Use Permit to permit stockpiling and land reclamation at the southeast quadrant of Medina Road and the Plymouth City Limits (Brockton Lane), subject to all of the conditions in the September 7, Staff Report; changing item 4 of the resolution to include snow fence or erosion control screen". Roll Call Vote, 6 Ayes. MOTION carried unanimously. Chairman Plufka continued the Public Hearing for the Toning Ordinance Amendments regarding flood. plain regulation, Planned Unit Development Attributes and Temporary Real Estate and other Signs. Chairman Plufka called a recess at 9.-35 pm. The ommissiort reconvened at 9.-45 p.m. Chairman Plufka introduced the request of Craig Scherber for Reconsideration of PUD Concept Plan for "Stone Creek" located southeast of Medina Road and Highway 101. Coordinator Dillerud reviewed the September 7, 1990 Staff Report. Commissioner Marofsky asked if any of the park and open space area of the site were below the ordinary high water mark. Coordinator Dillerud stated that the land below the ordinary high water mark was incorporated in the single family lots, and a small portion of the park not included in the net park area calculation. Commissioner Tierney stated that she thought -the location of the twinhomes was better on the periphery rather than MOTION TO APPROVE VOTE - MOTION CARRIED CRAIG SCHERBER (90037) Planning Commission Minutes September 12, 1990 Page 154 the center part of the development because of the increased density and traffic which would result if they were centrally located. Commissioner Marofsky stated that the cul-de-sacs looked to be longer than ordinance standards and suggested they could be through streets. City Engineer Faulkner said that the two cul-de-sacs could be looped together. Chairman Plufka introduced Mr. Tcm Loucks who represented the petitioner. Mr. Loucks distributed letters from personnel at the Cities of Apple Valley and Burt, -:Mlle stating their approval of twin home developments, as those proposed, in their cities, Mr. Loucks stated that using open space for tot lois is not desirable. He compared this development to the Seven Ponds Development regardiig open space and transition. He said that the twinhome design would not detract from the single family homes. He stated that if the twinhomes were to be placed in the center of the development they wo,,ld 40 create more traffic in the single family home area. Mr. Loucks stated that a 100 foot buffer was planned to screen the Leuer property on the west and that the developer could remove two of the twinhomes in this area until the Leuers decided to develop their property. Regarding the trail along the east boundary from County Road 24 north, Mr. Loucks stated that two residents objected to the trail from County Road 24 passing Lheir property, and he suggested that if this development was required to install the trail he felt that the Seven Ponds addition should also extend the trail in their development. He sa"d that the Scherber development woulu be wi l l iag to match the park land dedicated by the Seven Ponds development. Mr. Loucks stated that they want to be treated as the developers of Seven Ponds were treated by the City. Commissioner Tierney asked if there was any trail area in the Seven Ponds de elopmvnt and the amount of park frontage. Coordinator Dillerud stated that there was no trail dedication in the Seven Ponds development adjacent to the west boundary, and that the park frontage was 60 feet. Chairman Plufka introduced Mr. Joe Domagala of 17705 County Road 24. Planning Commission Minutes September 124, 1990 Page 155 Mr. Domaqala stat,;d he was concerned about whether there would be any land elevation changes for the site; the dust problems, created by grading; and the west access road from the site on the south to County Road 24. He said he would like to see a through street between Seven Ponds and Stone Creek developments that would come out onto Highway 101. He stated that he does not object to the new location of the twinhomes proposed; that twinhomes were more appropriate near the industrial site to the north;, and the lot sizes proposed for the twinhomes seemed larger on this revised plan, Mr. Loucks stated the average dimensions of the lots. Chairman Plufka introduced Mr. John Grigg of 3180 Queensland Lane. Mr. Grigg stated that the pond areas seemed smaller in the new plan and asked if the wetland area in the southwest corner was governed by the Army Corps of Engineers. He asked when the City would develop the park area and recommended that it not be done. Coordinator Dillerud stated that the pond area was identical to the previous plan and that the southwest corner was governed by the, Army Corps of Engineers. He40saidthattheparkareawasplanned, according to the Capital Improvements Program, to be, done in 1994. Chairman Plufka introduced Mr. Michael Halbach oll' 3185 Kimberly Lane. Mr. Halbach stated that he felt the developer had done his best to design the development. He said he did not think the public wjuld drive into the park and that it would be used only by the neighborhood. He said that the Seven Ponds developers should also be required to install a trail. Chairman Plufka introduced Mr. Steve Jacob-Itz. Mr. Jacobitz stated that the twinhomes were bothersome to the residents of Amber Woods but that :`e had researched the, ordinance and he felt the twinhomes complied with the ordinance. Chairman Plufka introduced Mr. Greg Leuer of 4475 Urbandale Court who was representing his parents who own adjoining property to the east. Mr. Leuer stated that his parents did not object to the twinhomes, but they would like to develop their property as single family homes. He suggested that Scherber keep the twinhomes to the west of the most easterly north -south public road and place single family homes to the east. 11 El Planning Commission Minutes September 12, 1990 Page 156 Chairman Plufka introduced Mr. Wayne Menge of 3190 Kimberly Lane. My Menge stated that the revised plan was much improved over the previous plan. He said he would like to see the park remain but that it should be easily accessed and a parking area should be provided, He said he would like to see the density of the twinhomes lowered. He stat,.J he was also concerned about the drainage in the area. lie stated that the trail from County Road 24 will adjoin his lot and he does not object to it. Chairman Plufka introduced Mr. Jim Stavros or 17430 County Road 24. Mr. Stavros stated that the cul-de-sac was located was too close to his home and asked what the ordinance required as far as distance from the property line for a cul-de-sac. Mr.. Loucks stated that the cul-de-sac was specified by Hennepin County to match the existing road intersection of 30th Avenue North and County Road 24. Chairman Plufka introduced Mr. Bill LaTour of 3525 County Road 101. Mr. LaTour stated that it would be difficult for children to cross County Road 101 to approacii Greenwood Elementary School. He questioned whether two entries to County Road 101 had been approved by the County. Mr. Loucks stated that the crossing for school children would be the intersection ;A County Road 101 and Medina Road. He stated the access points to County Road 101 had been approved. Mr. Steve Johnson, the project engineer, stated that the pond for drainage on the northwest would convey drainage to the north from ounty, Road 101 to the pond and across, Medina Road. He said that if the cul-de-sac were looped the drainage would require larger pipe., Chairman Plufka asked what quantity of landfill would be needed and would egress from the site on Highway 101 be acceptable rather than Co rity Poad 24. Mr. Johnson stated that the grading plan has not been determined but that no fill will be hauled in, just moved and rearranged on the site. He said the County determined the egress locations on Highway 101 and County Road 24. He stated that the wetland prevent relocation of the southern cul-de-sac. Planning Commission Minut-es. September 12, 1990 Page 157 Commissioner Marofsky :Aed if any of the lots will contair, flood plain. Mr. Loucks stated that some lots will be in the 100 -Year flood plain but that no setback variances are being asked for. Commissioner Pierce asked if the density of Seven Ponds was the same as Stone Creek. He asked if there was just one access to the park, C-oordinator Dillerud stated that the density of Seven Ponds was somewhat lower than this development.. He said there is one major access to the park, but two trail accesses. Commissioner Stulberg stated he recommend denial of the petition when last reviewed, but he felt the revised plan has responded to requests for a transition area between the single family and twinhomes. MOTION by Commissioner Stulberg, seconded by Commissioner MOTION TO APPROVE Tierney to recommend approval of the request of Craig Scherber for a PUD Concept Plan -cor "Stone Creek" located southeast of Medina Road and Highway 101 subject to the conditions of the September 7, 1,990 Staff Report. MOTION to amend by Commissioner Stulberg, seconded by Commissioner Tierney to recommend that the, petitioner pay attention to the transition detail between the single family area to the east (Leuer) and twinhomes at the next stage of the project. Roll Call Vote on Motion to Amend. 6 Ayes. MOTION carried unanimously. Roll Call Vote. 6 Ayes. MOTION carried unanimously. MOTION to amend by Commissioner Stulberg, seconded. by Commissioner Pierce to recommend inclusion of the trail outlot on the east side of thepark both from County Road 24 north and Medina Road south, as recommended by the Park Department, stating that 0e trail should be available to all parts of the development includinq the property on the east. Roll Call Vote. 6 Ayes. MOTION carried unanimously. Commissioner Zylla stated that he still felt the development was deficient in the amount of open space proposed, and he would, like to see lot siLes of at least 18,500 square feel-. VOTE - MOTION CARRIED VOTE - MOTION CARRIED VOTE - MOTION CARRIED is MOTION by Commissioner Stulberg, seconded by Commissioner MOTION TO APPROVE Marofsky to recommend approval of the request icy Laukka/Parkers Lake North 6th Addition for a PUD Final Planning Commission Minutes September 12, 1990 Page 158 Commissioner Marofsky stated that the design does not fleet the PUD attributes because there is not enough open space, and it is not consistent with the Park and Trail Element. Roll Call Vote on Main Motion. 3 Ayes, Commissioners VOTE - MOTION FAILED Pierce, Zylla, and Marofsky, Nay. MOTION failed MOTION by Commissioner Marofsky, seconded by Commissioner NOTION TO DENS` Zylla to recommend denial of the request by Craig Scherber using findings I and 5 of the resolution as the reason fcr denial. Roll Call Vote. 8 Ayes. Commissioners Tierney, Stulberg VOTE - MOTICN FAILED and Plufka, Nay. MOTION failed. MOTION by Chairman Plufka, seconded by Commissioner Pierce MOTION TO AMEND o refer the petition back to staff and the developer for redesign. Roll Call Vote. 2 Ayes. Commissioners Zylla, Tierney, VOTE - MOTION FAILED Marofsky, and Stulberg, Nay. MOTION failed. Chairman Plufka introduced the request of Laukka/Parkers LAUKKA/PARKERS LAKE Lake North 6th Addition for a PUD f=inal Plan/Plat located NORTH 6TH ADDITION at the northwest corner of 18th Avenue North and 90066) Shenandoah Lane, Chairman Plufka waived the review of the September 7, 1990 Staff Report, Coordinator Dillerud stated that cot,! -'tion No. 4 from Resolu-tion 90-291 should replace condition No. 4 listed for the Final Site Plan.. Chairman Plufka introduced Mr. Miles Lindberg who represented the petitioner. Mr. Lindberg stated that he wished to discuss the prairie grass versus sod issue. He said that the petitioner would eliminate the prairie grass but that they would like to seed the north edge of the property which is a transitional area.. Mr. Greg Anderson representing the ,petitioner explained the landscape plan for grass and trees.: Mr. Anderson stated that 38 trees have been relocated but the petitioners are not satisfied with the present prairie grass and have contacted some experts at the university to see if they can. create a better grass mixed with wildflowers.. is MOTION by Commissioner Stulberg, seconded by Commissioner MOTION TO APPROVE Marofsky to recommend approval of the request icy Laukka/Parkers Lake North 6th Addition for a PUD Final Planning Commission Minutes September 12, 1990 Page 159 Plan/Plat located at the northwest corner of 18th Avenue North and Shenandoah Lane subject to all conditions of the September 7, 1990 Staff Report. MOTION to, amend by Commissioner Marofsky, seconded by MOTION TO AMEND Commissioner Pierce to recommend that the entire property be done with sod with the except -ion of seeding on the northern edge of the site adjacent to Outlot A. Vote. 6 Ayes. MOTION to amend carried unanimously. VOTE - MOTION CARRIED Vote. 6 Ayes. Main Motion carried on a unanimous vote. VOTE - MOTION CARRIED Item 6 C was not heard. This, item requires a Public Hearing and will be heard at the September 26, 1990 meeting. Meeting Adjourned at 11:55 p.m. SWP:Resolutions :pcljw/9-12)