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P &Z Public Hearing <br /> Page Three <br /> April 19, 1990 <br /> Chairman Tourville noted this was inserted sometime after the <br /> ordinance was adopted and was considered when manufactured homes <br /> came into the City. <br /> yr. Re'tbein, in his opinion, felt the proposed R -5 yard - hot <br /> requirements were a lot larger than what is required in the <br /> surrounding communities. Mr. Rehbein noted that in his Center <br /> Hills development the R - -2 lots average about 20,500 square feet, <br /> and suggests shooting for a minimum noting that some lots will <br /> always be larger. <br /> Mort Hubers, 4943 Otter Lake Road, White Bear Lake, was present. <br /> Mr. Hubers offered the following comments: <br /> - Lino Lakes has a minimum of 12,500 in their executive <br /> zoning district. Mr. Hubers has a development in Lino <br /> Lakes off of Birch Street with the larger homes, but <br /> the lots are not large; <br /> - People would be spending their money on the lot; <br /> - That costs are based on the front footage, which would <br /> cause the houses to be smaller in size; <br /> That larger lots collect more junk; <br /> - Thinks the proposed R -6 would be a bad move for <br /> Centerville; <br /> - Centerville is only so big and that Centerville can not <br /> annex more land; <br /> - The cost for services would be increased; <br /> This would be larger than required by the surrounding <br /> communities; <br /> - <br /> That it would be to big a Lot, to develop on <br /> sewer /water; <br /> - Questioned if the land to east of his proposed Acorn development 'e zoned R-; <br /> Creek <br /> That he does not consider 12,500 square feet to be high <br /> -, <br /> density and suggests that Tamara Mitz- Miller, <br /> Clerk; Administrator, be directed to gall forty cities <br /> to see what their minimum lot - yard requirements are; <br /> - What does Centerville have that is so special to <br /> justify these larger lots; <br /> - Feels that he has been treated as an outsider; <br /> Charles Brenner, 7206 Clear Ridge, was present. Mr. Brenner <br /> noted that he lives on a sizeable lot. Mr. Brenner personally <br /> likes bigger lots and that is what made his lot attractive to <br /> him. <br /> Judy Burgstahier, 7381 Mill Road, was present. Ms. Burgstahler <br /> stated that she enjoys the rural atmosphere of Centerville. In <br /> Ms. Burgst.ahler's opinion the bigger the lots the better. <br />