Agenda - Council - 07/26/1983 - Laserfiche WebLink

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I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Upon approval of the preliminary development plan, a final plan is then to be submitt.ed to the Planning Commission, for determination as to whether or not the final plan is in substan- tial compliance with the original preliminary plan. No public hearing is required for the final plan, and upon approval by the Planning Commission, the City Council takes final action on the final plan. At this point, the Planned Unit Development would be deemed to be a zoning change, and the zoning map of the City would be amended accordingly, classifying the area within the boundary of the Planned Unit Development as "Planned Unit Development". Reference would then be made to the final plan and drawings to the specific usages within the Planned Unit Develop- ment. Although the Planned Unit Development ordinance of the City of Ramsey allows some rather liberal time frames in which to evaluate portions of the plan, it is suggested by the developers that this particular are~ of Ramsey has been well studied. Wes Bulen's parcel has already received a change in zoning approving it for golf course development. The City has known of the development plans of the northerly portion for several years, and has previously given concept approval to a residential development of 2!~ acres per lot, subject only to review and approval by the Twin Cities Metropolitan Council. It is therefore hoped that the development proposal would be acted upon by the City without any additional delays. -11-