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• P &Z Meeting Minutes January 12, 1993 page six Chairperson Tourville noted the concern appears to be that the proposed R2A Zoning District is larger than suggested in the Comprehensive Plan. Commission members Vermeulen and Welk noted that the R2A zoning district should be located south of the proposed 73rd Street and that the R2 Zoning District should be located north of the proposed 73rd Street to the ditch. Ken Vanderbeek expressed that if the lots north of the proposed 73rd Street were zoned R2 the houses built would be smaller. If the zoning was to be R2A the houses built would meet the minimum living space for the R2 Zoning District_ The cost of developing is directly related to the frontage of the lots. Commission member Vermeulen and Welk expressed that the R2 Zoning District might be met with the elimination of one lot. Chairperson Tourville noted the following_ - the park land dedication appears to be okay with the Park and Recreation Committee; - all land dedication - no park and trail dedication fees will be collected; - a 60 foot wide "T" turn around versus a cul -de- sac; - an easement between lots 4 and 5 located on the southern half would be included_ - and the drainage ponds will be wet. if The discussion appears to be on lot size and lot alignments. Chairperson Tourville asked the Commission their opinion on the realignment of Mill Road. Commission member Drilling expressed that the realignment would help decrease traffic on Mill Road_ Ken Vanderbeek noted that the Planned Unit Development issue is "dead "_ The development agreement would include that R2 houses would be built in the R2 and R2A Zoning Districts. Mr. Vanderbeek noted that the whole idea of this development is to build better housing_ Chairperson Tourville questioned if the contour of land would change. Ken Vanderbeek noted that the City Engineer feels he can keep the contour of the land pretty much the same.