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CC Regular Session 7. 1. <br /> Meeting Date: 03/14/2017 <br /> By: Tim Gladhill, Community Development <br /> Information <br /> Title: <br /> Receive Update on Covenant Meadows and Consider Environmental Review Options (Project#17-102); Case of <br /> Eric Thomsen <br /> Purpose/Background: <br /> This case is for update purposes only. No action is being requested at this time. The Planning Commission <br /> postponed action at theirMarch 2 meeting to spend more time addressing concerns raised by neighboring property <br /> owners regarding impacts to ecological and wildlife resources. It was requested that the City explore a <br /> discretionary Environmental Assessment Worksheet(LA W) or Citizen Petition EA W. The City will be hosting a <br /> workshop on the project on Thursday, April 6 at 5:30 p.m. to discuss neighbor concerns in more detail. <br /> The project does not reach the threshold for a mandatory LA W. The mandatory threshold for Ramsey's community <br /> type is based on number of unattached units. The proposed project is twelve (12) lots. Additionally, there are a <br /> number of requirements of an LA that go beyond the concerns raised by adjoining neighbors. Finally, Staff <br /> believes the Planned Unit Development process that permanently protects fifteen (15) acres of prime ecological <br /> resource along the Trott Brook Corridor is the correct approach to protect ecological resources in the area. In <br /> order to bridge the gap, Staffhas made a request to the DNR for a database ofpotential endangered or threatened <br /> species, a component of an LA W. <br /> Staff is updating the City Council based on the level offeedbackat the Public Hearing. Councilmembers may <br /> receive communication from residents on this project. Original case for the Planning Commission starts below. <br /> The purpose of this case is to review an application for a Rezoning of the Subject Project from R-1 Rural <br /> Developing to Planned Unit Development(PUD) and Preliminary Plat. The site is generally located south of Trott <br /> Brook and west of Germanium Street and is identified as PID 02-32-25-44-0004. <br /> The Applicant has proposed to subdivide the approximately thirty-eight(38) acre Subject Property into twelve (12) <br /> single family homes that would be serviced by individual private utilities. The Preliminary Plat proposes deeding <br /> approximately fifteen(15) of the thirty eight(38) acres to the City as the public benefit in relation to the PUD <br /> application. The proposed fifteen(15) acres straddles both sides of the Trott Brook,has steep slopes, and is also <br /> considered to be high quality natural open space. <br /> Notification: <br /> Staff attempted to notify all Property Owners within a 700 foot radius of the Subject Property of the Public Hearing <br /> via Standard US Mail. The Public Hearing was also published in the City's official newsletter,the Anoka County <br /> Union Herald. <br /> Observations/Alternatives: <br /> The Applicant is proposing a rezoning of the Subject Property from R-1 Residential(Rural Developing)to Planned <br /> Unit Development(PUD) and Preliminary Plat approval of Covenant Meadows. <br /> Properties surrounding all sides of the Subject Property are currently zoned R-1 Residential (Rural Developing)and <br /> guided as Rural Developing.While the Applicant is requesting reduced lot sizes than what would normally be <br /> required in the R-1 Residential (Rural Developing) district,the proposed parcel sizes are similar in size and nature <br /> to surrounding parcels in that an adjacent parcel is 1.04 acres and the smallest parcel being proposed within <br />
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