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<br /> . <br /> Minutes of the Arden Hills Regular Council Meeting, 12-10-90 . <br /> Page 6 <br /> CASE #90-17 (Cont/d) '!he' Plarmer stated the request involves two properties, <br /> one fronting on Nursery Hills Court and the other on <br /> Dellwood street. He explaine:l. there is a residence on the lot which fronts on . <br /> Nursery Hill Cotlrt and the other parcel is vacant. Bergly described the wetlands <br /> on the property, one along the west lot line ot parcel A and one along the east <br /> lot line of parcel B, and noted neither of the ,wetland areas :i1npact the blilding <br /> envelope on the vacant lot. <br /> Bergly explained the proposed division of:cthe parcels and stated both lots will <br /> meet area and di1nensional requirements in the R-l District. He stated that the <br /> unusual configuration of the parcels is, i=elevant, since the proposed division <br /> line along the westerly border of parcel A and the rear portion of parcel B are <br /> 10.::ated within a wetland area which prohibits development. <br /> Planner Bergly advised the Planning Commission recarnmended approval of the <br /> request, based on the findings and subjE'.\(..t to cxmditions listed in the 12-5-90 <br /> report. .--' ,-'..' <br /> Council1nember Mahowald questioned if there is any development scheduled for the <br /> parceL on the corner of Nursery Hill Court and Dellwood street. <br /> Bergly stated there is =ently a residence on the parcel. <br /> . L...._~~._:.. <br /> There was discussion relative to Jtheother parcel shown on the certificate of <br /> survey which is =ently vacant, and access to the parcel. <br /> Marcel Eibensteiner, applicant, stated the vacant lot has access from an easement <br /> and also has utilities installed. He explained the basis for suWividing at this <br /> time is to prohibit further development on the rear portion of parcel B. . <br /> :;-, :~ h ~" ':::'. :3':: _.~::;,:.. ~. <br /> ) Mahowald moved, seconded by Malone, to approve Case <br /> #90-17, Minor SUlxlivision of IDt 2, Block 2, Karth lake West, and the remaining <br /> portion of IDt 2, Borstad Addition, subject to: 1. Granting of easements along <br /> the new property lines and a=oss the westerly wetland, as may be required by the <br /> city Engineer; 2. Vacating of unnecessary easements along the existing rear lot <br /> line of IDt 2, Block 2, Karth lake West; and 3. Approval of the final certificate <br /> of surv~:yJ'.by 1ib:eCity At.tClI:I'le~'\ Motion ca=ied unanbnously. (3-0) <br /> WATI'R ,DI8TR. G:o\.J.JnGi "'; ; :r~Darred ..~ ,.a memorandum from the Clerk <br /> syr;;:~ IDSS' Adrni .:c;mt.:<d12-3-90 and report from Engineer <br /> ,,'...L. <br /> REPORr Maurer 'at A; Hi'-:;'~-90, relative to Water Distribltion <br /> System lDsses. <br /> Council1nember Malone extende.l -lppreciation to Engineer Maurer for the ethical <br /> response to the "bounty" con<.:ept offer from the city. He suggested the report <br /> from Engineer Maurer be accepted and recommended the Public Works Department <br /> begin a review of the major water system users and meters to certify their <br /> accuracy. He questioned if a cost estimate for certifying meters is available. <br /> Public Works SUperintendent Winkel reported an estimate for the certification <br /> cost at $125.00 per meter; if six or IOClre meters are certified, the cost may be <br /> reduced to $100.00 per meter. He explained the options for beginning the <br /> certification process are being reviewed, since some of the master meters do not <br /> have a bypass feature and it may be feasible to begin a replacement program in . <br /> conjunction with the certification. <br /> \' <br />