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I I I I i i I I I I I I In addition, Chairman Peterson added the following to Letters and Communications: 1) Memo from Metro Council dated February, 1982, regarding Water Quality Plan. 2) Memo from Metro Council dated March 12, 1982, regarding Landfill Sites in Anoka County Public Hearing scheduled for April 13, 1982, at 7:00 P.M. at Roosevelt Jr. High School. Commissioner Schneider stated that a gentleman from the Sunfish Lake Blvd. area has been canvassing the neighborhood to inform residents of the public hearing to be held April 13, 1982 at Roosevelt Jr. High School. Commissioner Schneider also stated that the City of Ramsey should have notified residents in the landfill area, and that the public hearing would have been a good item to include in the last City Newsletter. PLANNING COMMISSION BUSINESS Case #1: Sketch Plan For Ramsey Commons; Case Of Mr. Delano Skeim: Mr. Delano Skeim of Scandinavian Construction submitted a sketch plan for the subdivision of a parcel of property which is presently owned by Mr. Phillip Kerssen and is approximately six acres in size. His proposal is to subdivide the parcel into one plus acre parcels with direct access to County Road #5. Mr. Skeim stated that the present zoning on this parcel is UMB, but since it is adjacent to UR, the intention is to use the lots as residential multiple dwellings (four-plexes). Commissioner Deemer stated that without sewer, city ordinance allows for one living unit per acre. Mr. Skeim replied that whatever goes on the property, there will be an ample sewer system to meet State health, requirements. City Building Official Berg stated that the one livi.n§ unit per acre pertains to Residential zoning and not to UMB zoni.ng. Commissioner Deemer disagreed with Mr.'Berg. Commissioner Dunn advised that Mr. Skeim make sure there is adequate area for on-site sewer system, especially if ordinance requires garages. He also advised that Mr. Kerssen's homestead not be excluded from the sub- division, therefore eliminating a lengthy metes and bounds description. Mr. Skeim was not agreeable to that idea because it would involve extra park fee dedication. Commissioner Deemer stated that State law says you cannot make a metes and bounds subdivision on less than 20 acres. Commissioner Schneider stated that the extra park fee could be exempted. Commission notes that City Council should clear up the question of subdivision by metes and bounds on less than 20 acres. P & Z/April 6, 1982 Page 2