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CASE REQUEST FOR FINAL PLAT APPROVAL OF RADEMACHER ADDITION; CASE OF RADEMACHER COMPANIES, INC. By: Zoning Administrator Sylvia Frolik Background: Rademacher Companies, Inc. is requesting final plat approval to split their parcel in the southeast quadrant of the intersection of T.H. #47 and 153rd Avenue NW They plan to develop a convenience store on Lot I and hold Outlot A for future development. a) b) c) d) e) f) g) Site location map Proposed fiinal plat Park Commission meeting minutes dated September 11, 1997 Planning Commission meeting minutes dated October 7, 1997 City Staff Review Letter dated January 5, 1998 PrOposed resolution for final plat approval Proposed development agreement Notification: The lot split is a minor subdivision for which no notification to adjoining property owners is required. Observations: The subject property is currently zoned a combination of B-2 Business and R-3 Urban Residential. There is a small remnant of property in the northwest comer of Outlot A that is still zoned B-1 Business. The Council adopted findings of fact and introduced an ordinance to rezone this remant to R-3 Urban Residential like the rest of Outlot A. However, that rezoning ordinance cannot be finally adopted until the development moratorium is lifted. Both of the proposed lots meet the minimum size and width requirements for the commercial and multi-family districts. The property is approximately 8 acres in size and they are proposing that the commercial lot will be 3 acres and the multi-family parcel wilt be 5 acres in size. The plat was reviewed by the Park Commission on September 1 I, 1997 and they recommended a cash payment to satisfy park dedication requirements. The continuance of the pedestrian path along the east side of T.H. #47 will be required along the west boundary of Lot 1. With the exception of a temporary right-in only at the common boundary of Lot 1 and Outlot A, right-of-access along T.H. #47 is proposed to be dedicated to the State. The development agreement will require the developer to transfer the access fights for the temporary right-in to the State at the time 153rd is signalized.