Agenda - Council - 07/10/2001 - Laserfiche WebLink

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-40- ! 1 and this development rates at a .91 so it is not required, but the residents could petition that one I be completed. Resident stated that she had the rules regarding the environmental assessment and explained that I citizens can put together a petition containing description of the environmental affects and evidence of those affects and have it signed,by 25 residents. At that point the City Council would have to decide whether or not to accept the petition. Chairperson Nixt inquired if the density requirements were based off the e~i~:} Comprehensive I Plan or the proposed Comprehensive Plan. Principal Planner Trudgeon replied that, staff used the proposed '~mprehens~,~:~lan. The devel;pment as a whole they could have o40 units and they are:'~iSCsing 307 units. ?,';;' ~,i Motion. by Commissioner Johnson, seconded by Cha,~ieY~g~n Nixt, ,~p. recommend Council approve the preliminary plat subject to the Ci~{i:~taff reviem:}~er dated June 1, 2001 and contingent upon the control over tree preservatioh~.!ai~d, the f~i~fi'i~ation of a dealing with 8 drainage and neighboring properties, exp, Joring the,,envir~ei~ml:::issue, ongoing dialog with} property.owners and staff across from the dog house lot, and~'~i;~proved PUD. Motion Carried. Voting Yes: Chairpers~?'.~;~ti!;~C~'~ssioners~"J:)~son, Kociscak, Reeves, ! Sweet, and Watson. Voting No: None. ~ ~'"~;~'i;>' I Case #8: Request to ,R__~g~,Property.:~p,~:2g-1 Business and R-1 Single Family Residential:tCplanfie'aUnit De¢~il/Pment; Case of Royal Oaks Realty, Inc. I Chairperson Nixt cloS~'d {t~e regul~,;Pt~'rtion of thd'~i~ing Commission meeting at 10:26 p.m. in order to call the :l~iic hearing ,t61~:aer:~i~ ~: .... :~i~? I Ch~~ ~i~F&a~h~the p~gii~::~hearing to-order at '10:26 p.m. I Princi~a[~;~!anner Trudge0n-~ated that Royal Oaks Realty has submitted an application to rezone prope~;15'~ated at the sd~fl~west corner of CSAH 5 (Nowthen Blvd.) and Dysprosium Street I from B-1 ~s arf~R5'i Single Family Residential to Planned Unit Development (P.U.D.). The rezoning'~d'j~ll;w the property to be subdivided for 73 single-family lots, 152 townhome units and 82 apartment units. The property is 86.71 acres in size and is within the Metropolitan Urban Service Area (MUSA). The preliminary plat accompanying the application proposes to develop 73 single family homes on the western part of the property, 152 townhomes along I Nowthen Blvd., and a 82 unit apartment building for senior citizens along Dysprosium St. The current Comprehensive Plan identifies this area for commercial and single family development, 1 Planning Commission/June 5, 2001 Page 18 of 30