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CC Regular Session 5.5. <br />Meeting Date: 02/23/2021 <br />By: Brian McCann, Community <br />Development <br />Information <br />Title: <br />Adopt Resolution #21-041 approving Final Plat of Becker Rolling Pines Second Addition <br />Purpose/Background: <br />The City has received an application from Lisa Becker (the "Applicant") for a variance and minor plat to combine <br />the properties with PID's 09-32-25-12-0008 and 09-32-25-12-0010 (the "Subject Properties") into one (1) buildable <br />parcel. The requested variance is to deviate from the minimum road frontage standard. Both lots were platted as <br />outlots for Becker Rolling Pines subdivision, and require re -platting to create a buildable lot. <br />Notification: <br />For the previous Planning Commission Meeting, the City attempted to notify Property Owners, as reflected in the <br />Anoka County Property Records, within 700 feet of the Subject Property of the request. The Public Hearing Notice <br />was also properly posted in the Anoka County UnionHerald, the City's Official Newsletter. <br />Notification is not required for this step. <br />Observations/Alternatives: <br />Observations <br />First and foremost, this is a review of a project stemming from previous City decisions several decades ago that <br />relied on policies that have since been updated. This situation would not have presented itself in this manner under <br />today's standards. Most importantly, the City today would have required a full cul-de-sac and full ROW for the <br />cul-de-sac and not allowed the lot to be split separately unless the required infrastructure (road) were installed. <br />The Subject Property with PID ending in -0008 is approximately 0.49 acres in size. This parcel was intended to <br />serve as future road right-of-way and any future plat would require the extension of Sapphire Street, however the <br />City did not retain any easement over the land nor did they take fee title (ownership) of this parcel, so it is privately <br />owned. The Subject Property with PID ending in -0010 is zoned R-1 Residential (Rural Developing) and is <br />approximately 3.68 acres in size. The parcels to the west, south, and north or also zoned R-1 Residential (Rural <br />Developing); the property to the east is zoned R-1 Residential (MUSA) District. The surrounding residential lots <br />range in size from about 2.34 acres to 38.3 acres. City Staff has discussed and the City does not intend to extend <br />Sapphire Street in this location. <br />Properties to the north have road access to the cul-de-sac at the end of Sapphire Street. The new lot would also be <br />accessed from the cul-de-sac on Sapphire Street. As proposed, the combined parcel would have to connect to the <br />cul-de-sac through a driveway installation since neither property abuts the cul-de-sac. <br />The Sketch Plan demonstrates that a home can be located on the combined lot without infringes on any minimum <br />setback. Additionally, the Sketch Plan and Final Plat include all requisite drainage and utility easements as well. <br />The resulting lot would also exceed the minimum lot size requirement of the R-1 Rural Developing Zoning District. <br />The proposed combination is a reasonable use of the Subject Properties (single family residences are a permitted <br />use in the R-1 Residential District). This proposal is unique in the sense that it has less road frontage access to the <br />cul-de-sac than surrounding parcels. The resulting residential parcel would be similar in size to surrounding parcels <br />of the area. Staff does not believe that the variance would alter the essential character of the locality. The Planning <br />
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