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f/ ~, Minutes of Special Councl I Meeting Page two Appor~IQnment of Assessments - Hunters Park, Fourth Addition Crichton moved, seconded by Feyereisen, that Counci I approve Resolu- tions No. 75-36, 75-37 and 75-38, as submitted. Motion carried unanimouSly. August 18, 1975 BUSINESS FROM THE FLOOR Status Report - Roger Rei ling Reiling advised that he has not received approval of gas allocation from the Federal Energy Administration; if he cannot get gas, he Is not Interested In making extensive alterations to his grocery storel servIce statIon at 3151 Lake Johanna Boulevard. . . Reiling said he stili has gas In the tanks, and asked Council's permission to try dispensing gas for a few months (with new dispens- Ing equipment>, pending a possible change in the gas allocation situation; If he re-opens the grocery store In a few months, store wi I I be In service station area of building, as proposed earlier, not In former location. Council deferred action to September 8, 1975 Council meeting. COMPREHENSIVE PLAN REVIEW Counci I continued Its review of the Comp~ehensive Plan, starting on page 30, Residential Land Uses. Wingert referred Council to his memo of June 17, 1975, whJ~h he pro- .posedas substltufe- w.ordlng for the Residential Land Use section; noting that net acre, according to the proposed amended Zoning Ordi- nance means the exclusion of 100% of streets, 2/3 of water acreage, 2/3 of swamp acreage, 2/3 of low load-bearing solis of less than 15 psf and 1/2 of slopes that drop at rate of 12% or more per 15 feet of distance. After considerable discussion of the Counci lIS intent re permitted land use in R-I andR-2 low density areas, the description of "low density" was amended to read as follows: a l Low Oen s I ty As can be seen on the Plan map, the largest amount of resi- dential land has been allocated as low density. The density in these areas is intended to remain conslstant with present densities permitted in the zoning ordln~nce for "traditional" lot and block developments. These units loll I I ordlnari Iy be Traditional, single-family residences, and each on a 14,000 or 11,000 sq. ft. lot, respectively. For developments where a Special Use Permit is appropriate, net acreage shall be defined in such 3 way as to partially exclude lakes, swamps, soils of poor bui lding suitability, steep slopes, and public rights-of-way for roads or streets. The density could not exceed 3.11. dwelling units per net acre of land In the R-I districts nor could It exceed 3.96 dwelling - units per net acre In the R-2 dlstric'ts. -. . "Medium density" was amended to read as followl: bl Medium Oensity The areas of medium density residential development include both the proposals that have been app~oved and araas of future development which meet the pol icy statements presented earlier In this report. Houses In this area would be on individual lots of not less than 9680 sq. ft. For developments for which a Special Use Permit is appropriate. net acreage shall be defined in such a way as to partially exclude lakes, swamps, soils of poor building suitability, steep slopes and public rights-of-way for roads or streets. -2-