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r Pursuant to due call and order thereof, the Planning and Zoning Commission of the City of Centerville held their regular meeting on December 6, 1988. Chairman Tourville called the meeting to order at 7:15 p.m. Present: Vermeulen, Welk, Drilling, and Lindgren. There was no Council liaison present. Motion by Drilling, second by Lindgren to approve the minutes of the November 1, 1988 meeting, motion carried unanimously. OLD BUSINESS Discussion of computer copies of Ordinances #4 and #8. Chairman Tourville noted that the amendment on page #3, dated 7/27/88, should state "square" feet. Assistant Clerk noted that this amendment was left out of the TABLE OF CONTENTS, and will be added. She will add the word "square" appropriately in the copy, also. Tourville also stated that much needs to be done yet on Ordinance #4, and he is very happy with the addition of Appendix's A and B, concerning Commercial and Industrial zones. Motion by Vermeulen, second by Welk to approve the computer copies of Ordinances #4 and #8 for distribution to the public as official copies, motion carried unanimously. NEW BUSINESS Don Opp, 1554 Holly Drive, Lino Lakes, presented an updated copy of his plan to split the property at 1745 Main Street into three lots. He stated, that he plans to repair the present house that is on the lot (Section A) and sell it; build a house on the second section (Section B - east of the present house) and sell it; and build a six -plex on the third (Section C - northern) section for rental units. A sketch of his proposal is attached to and made a part of these minutes. Opp further stated that he has acquired two small sections on the northeast and on the northwest of Section C and straightened lot lines. He plans to use a strip of land on the southwest end of his property on Progress Road (14 unit apartment) for a private road to give access to the six -plex proposed for Section C. The Commission expressed concerns and asked questions of Mr. Opp: - How far would the six -plex be from the hill on the east? About 30 feet. - Is the property in the flood plain? About 30 feet from it. - Would the six -plex impact the schools? No, because it would have 1 efficiency and 5 one - bedroom units. (The Progress Apartments have 14 units. Most are one - bedroom units and there is only one child living there.)