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Mr. March suggested that Royal Oaks approach_ Anoka_ County access onto 213 Avenue " Mr. Black did not believe there will be a problem - receiving county access authorization limited generated traffic. Mr. March confirmed Mayor Wilharber's questions pertaining to the road construction and easements be required prior to ofthe north inupetiy uwne& by6erald Rehbein. Motion - by Councilmember Sweeney, seconded -by-Councilmember Travis to-closethe Motion carried unanimously. Deer Rezone - PUD / Preliminary Plat Mr. Gerald Rehbein (R & R Leasing) updated the Council on Deer Pass and requested approval of a R2 PUD/Preliminary Plat approval. There are -15 -lots in- a-variety of sizes, and- the - housing structures will comply with the R5 requirements. Mayor - Wilharber opened discussiontcrthe £ ounciL Councilmember Brennerconfirmed Wetland area and suggested the area be accessible by all citizens not just the homes built on adjacent property. Councilmember Bi ennui questioned ifthe- developer planned to pave as perPark and Recreation's recommendation. Mr. March noted that the City has found it to be beneficial to have the developer pave trials instead ofthe -City completingthe Mr. Peterson mentioned that an oversized pipe will be installed, anticipating the development of the north property- Mr. Peterson , jfi.. ed to - a-memo-from Jeff- McDowell in regards to the- water-main-(See attached). Ms. IennifeLSteward ( 1995- 73_` housetand the lots will comply_ withibe R5 zoning dish it.t. Mr. Rehbein noted the homct are plamred be constructed - hraccul dame with the R5 standards but some of the lots are less than the R5 lot required size. Mr: Palzer noted the Council that Old; uax t4 requires-a-35i front yard setback and MrRehbei is requesting a 25' set back. Mr. Rod34enslin:( 3967 -73 Street) stated chat totst,Z_I and 4 are at or heinw the R2 #evel_of zoning requirements. - And, lots 10, 11, 1-2, 1-5,and 16meetthe The bulk ofthe size which is inappropriate. The Ordinance and Comprehensive Plan explain the minimal requirements'' and not lower its standards any- developer. The street width - has - been reduced-from 35' to 24'. Mr. Henslin discussed the wetland layout and urged the Council not to allow drainage onto the south property line. Mr. Rehbein-explained allows 30,000-situate feet of wetlaua to be filled in without obtaining a national permit, which takes six months. Mr. Henslin suggested beautification - area, assistdrainageand help to-negate-drainage econcerns for lot 4. Lot 4, drainage can vary from 908 to 909 and may prove to be a problem lot. Furthermore, the developer may want to take advau tageof the wetlandsand the Wier. Mr. Peterson said that he met with Mr. Henslin at the site and additional drainage or excavating of the site will require a national permit. Mr. Brian Patterson (1975-73'Street) questionedthe difference between lot - size - and - the mrmber of lots in the Woods of Clearwater Creek- and - proposed Deer Pass Development: Mr. Rehbein -said that all developments are driven by the property and the plan supports the natural surroundings. Page 2 of 9