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Planning and Zoning Commission
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01/02/1989
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Wayne Davis - Stated that he is still oppOsed to the density and inquired if the Commission <br />is serving the public or developers. <br />Bob Prunty - 4720 153rd Lane N.W. Inquired if the Commission will base it's decision <br />on what the exiting residents want Orpressure from the developers. <br /> <br />Chairman Zimmerman stated that he takes the public comments into consideration along <br />with the rights of the develOPers. <br /> <br />Bob Prunty - Inquired if a developer has :the right to ask the City to change the 2.5 acre <br />minimum lot size to 1 acre. <br /> <br />Mark Banwan stated that there is a City Code that establishes the platting process and <br />includes PUDs. The Commission is not changing anything; the PUD process has been <br />addressed in the City Code for a long period of time. Them are a number of other PUDs in <br />Ramsey with smaller lot sims but an overall average density of one home per 2.5 acres. If <br />the developer did not want to go witha PUD, he could go with a regular plat with 2.5 acre <br />lots but then the City would not have control of what happens in those wetlands because <br />they would be people's back yardS. The City also wanted property in this subject area to <br />facilitate the multi-trail system for activitieslike cross-country skiing. <br /> <br />Bob Prunty - Inquired as to how long the Commission has been studying this proposed <br />PUD. <br /> <br />Steve Larson - Noted that the first time this particular plat was made public for citizen <br />review was 4:00 p.m. on November 6~ <br /> <br />Commissioner Deemer noted that if the developer chose to go with the regular platting <br />process, there is enough acreage that he could have 80 lots; his proposed PUD is for 76 <br />lots which is 4 lots less than he could.have and in addition the City is gaining a substantial <br />amount of open space for all :residents. <br /> <br />Deborah Prunty - 4720 153rd Lane - stated that by the Commission's responses, she feels <br />that a decision has already been made. <br /> <br />Phillip Goerisch - 16444 St. Francis BlVd. N.W. - Inquired if any of the Commissioners <br />are in real estate or construction. <br /> <br />Chairman Zimmerman inu:oduced the Commissioners and their occupations. <br /> <br />Steve Larson - Inquired if a reZoning is required in order to have a PUD. <br /> <br />Chairman Zimmerman replied that a rez°ning is required for a PUD. <br /> <br />Steve Larson - Stated that he would like to gO on record as being opposed to the proposed <br />rezoning of Trott Brook Ponds to a PUD. <br /> <br />Debra - 5821 160th Lane - stated that she doesn't believe there is a shortage of housing; if <br />the City puts in more homes that are needed, the value placed on existing homes will <br />decrease lx:z. ause of oversupply. <br /> <br />Planning & Zoning Commission Public Hearing/December 5, 1989 <br /> Page 3 of 6 <br /> <br /> <br />
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