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10/26/2010
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-And- <br />That part of the Northeast Quarter of the Northwest Quarter and the Northwest <br />Quarter of the Northeast Quarter that lies north of the Burlington Northern railway <br />right -of -way, Section 29, Township 32, Range 25, Anoka County, Minnesota. <br />-Or upon recording - <br />Lot 1, Alpha Development <br />4. That the total area of the property to be rezoned is 85.28 acres in size. <br />5. That the proposed rezoning is located within the Metropolitan Urban Service Area (MUSA) <br />boundary. <br />6. That the Subject Property is currently zoned R -1, R -2 and R -3 Residential. The property is <br />adjacent to a commercial area zoned TC -2 to the south, by Wetland and R -1 Residential to <br />the north, by R -2 Residential to the West and Armstrong Blvd and Town Center Zoning to <br />the East. <br />7. That the proposed development is for a new K -12 private school. <br />8. That the proposal is designed to incorporate open spaces, community gathering places, <br />public and private recreational spaces, and educational facilities. <br />9. That the Applicant is proposing a high quality of design and design compatible with <br />surrounding land uses, both existing and planned. <br />10. That the proposed public amenities, facilities and open spaces are greater than the <br />minimum requirements of existing zoning and determined to be in the public good. <br />11. That the Applicant is proposing a development that is compatible with the purposes and <br />intents of this Zoning Chapter and the City's Comprehensive Plan. <br />12. That the proposed development will not exercise any substantial detrimental influence on <br />the market value of surrounding properties. <br />13. That the proposed development will show a favorable economic impact on the community <br />at large. <br />14. That the proposed development will not adversely impact natural features such as wetlands, <br />water features, woodlands, and steep slopes. <br />15. That the proposed development will protect and preserve scenic qualities to the greatest <br />extent possible. <br />RESOLUTION #10 -10 -241 <br />Page 2 of 3 <br />
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