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Minutes of the Arden Hills Regular Colll1Cil Meeting, 2-10-92 Page 9 . CASE #92-01 (Cont'd) Hicks moved, se=nded by Malone, to approve Case #92-01, based on the fact that the tank complies to Uniform Building Code requirements, it will be inspected annually by the insurance campany and the applicant will provide a copy of the Certificate of Inspection to the city, and conditioned upon the staff review and approval of a lighting plan, if deemed necessary by the applicant. Motion carried unan:i1nously. (4-0) PUBLIC c:x:M-lENTS Dick Foster stated he wished to discuss the Keithson Pond issue. Acting Mayor Mahowald suggested discussion be held until that portion of the agenda where the item is listed. Jack Tumy, 1755 County Road F West, expressed his displeasure at the type of houses which were recently constructed a=oss from his propertYi stated his property values will decrease. CASE #92-02i Council was referred to the Planner's report and FINAL PIAT, Planning Cormnission minutes dated 2-5-92, relative to HAZElNUI' PR. #2 the application for Final Plat approval of Hazelnut Park ADDN, O'MEARA #2 addition, North Katie Lane, Barry O'Meara. Planner Bergly advised the preliminary plat was approved in 1983 i some revisions were recommended and the applicant suJ::xnitted a revised final plat for the first phase of the development within three months, as required by the application guidelines in the Zoning Code, which was also approved. . Bergly indicated the developer is interested in completing the se=nd phase of the Hazelnut Park development and has suJ::xnitted a final plat which includes those recormnendations attached to the preliminary plat approval in 1983. 'Ihe Planner stated the preliminary plat approval included a 30 fCX)t front yard setback variance for the entire sulxlivision and indicated there my be some variances required on some lots on Katie Court. Bergly advised the staff has researched the park dedication for this development and found documentation which confinns the park dedication requirements were fulfilled. 'Ihe Planner reviewed the variances required as part of the final plat approval for phase two of this development. He also discussed the possibility of extending the cul-de-sac street and eli1Dinating the need for the variances as outlined. Bergly explained the developer preferred moving the building areas further from Cleveland Avenue, for these lots, and providing deeper rear yards. He stated the Planning Cormnission agreed that the variances were appropriate. Planner Bergly explained the Fire Chief suggested a hammerhead turnaround at the end of Katie lane, to allow sufficient area to maneuver emergency vehicles. Bergly stated the Park Direct= indicated it would be preferable for the developer to dedicate the trail access easement to the city. . Acting Mayor Mahowald questioned if the variances required are based on the shape of the lots, rather than lot area.