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Regular Planning Commission 5. 5. <br />Meeting Date: 07/06/2017 <br />By: Chris Anderson, Community <br />Development <br />Information <br />Title: <br />PUBLIC HEARING: Consider Preliminary Plat and Zoning Amendment for Pearson Place (Project No. 16-31); <br />Case of Development Consulting Services, LLC <br />Purpose/Background: <br />The City has received an application for a Zoning Amendment and Preliminary Plat for Pearson Place, a proposed <br />twelve (12) lot single family residential subdivision located on the north side of Bowers Drive near the end of the <br />cul-de-sac where there is a gap between existing homes (the "Subject Property"). The Planning Commission <br />reviewed a concept plan for this project in March of 2016 and the City also hosted two (2) public workshops <br />regarding that concept plan in 2016 as well. The Planning Commission reviewed the official Sketch Plan for <br />Pearson Place on June 1, 2017. <br />Notification: <br />Staff attempted to notify all Property Owners within a 700 foot radius of the Subject Property and all Property <br />Owners on Bowers Drive of the Public Hearing via Standard US Mail. The Public Hearing was also published in <br />the City's official newsletter, the Anoka County Union Herald. The project site is located within the Mississippi <br />River Critical Corridor Area (MRCCA) and so Staff also notified the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources <br />(DNR). <br />Observations/Alternatives: <br />The Subject Property is located on the north side of Bowers Drive, near the end of the cul-de-sac, which is slightly <br />over a mile long. The Preliminary Plat would create twelve (12) new single family residential lots on the north side <br />of the road where there is a gap of approximately 1,400 feet between existing homes. The Preliminary Plat also <br />includes three (3) outlots. Outlot A runs along the rear lot lines of the existing homes on the north side of Bowers <br />Drive to serve as a buffer to potential future development of the remaining agricultural land. Outlot C would reserve <br />a corridor for a possible future street connection should the adjacent agricultural land be developed in the future. <br />Outlot B simply addresses the remainder of the property (approximately 90 acres). <br />The preliminary plat will need to be revised because in it's current layout, Outlot B includes the house and lot at <br />14821 Bowers Drive and the house and accessory buildings at 8846 Highway 10. Outlots are not developable <br />without being re -platted into buildable lots and thus, these areas should either be shown as exemptions to this plat or <br />platted as lots rather than being lumped into Outlot B. <br />The portion of the Subject Property proposed for development at this time is guided as Low Density Residential in <br />the Comprehensive Plan, is zoned R-1 Residential (MUSA), and is located in the MRCCA Overlay District. As was <br />noted during the Sketch Plan review, the DNR just recently completed a rulemaking process that created new <br />districts in the MRCCA and, for non -riparian lots, primarily defers to the underlying zoning district for dimensional <br />standards. However, the City has yet to receive the necessary guidance from the DNR to proceed with updating our <br />Zoning Code and Comprehensive Plan and thus, are caught in a transitional time. <br />As a result, the Applicant has also applied for a Zoning Amendment to rezone the land to a Planned Unit <br />Development, which, if approved, is a legal instrument that would allow deviations from certain standards <br />(setbacks, use of private utilities rather than municipal services, etc.). The proposed lot size, lot width, and density <br />all appear to conform to the R-1 Residential (MUSA) bulk standards, as outlined in the Staff Review Letter. <br />
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