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r Page Four - Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting Minutes April 7, 1987 Appearances: Kevin Mullins, Lino Lakes, appeared before the Commission to request the furthest west section of Sorel Street be improved and brought up to City specifications. The section in question is currently an unimproved dedicated street which is part of a church /municipal parking lot. The normal sequence of events would be to ask the City Engineer to draw up plans and specifications, advertise for bids and then 100% assessment to the benefiting property owners. The benefiting property owners appear to be Kevin Mullins, 7000 West Shadow Lake Drive, Lino Lakes; St. Genevieve Church, 7087 Goiffon Street; and Ethel Woestehoff, 7067 Goiffon Street, which is a corner lot. The Commission agreed that it would be legal to assess the Woestehoff property of the construction of the Sorel Street extension, but may be difficult politically as he has not asked for it and does not appear to be in current need of this extension. It was mentioned that St. Genevieve Church may want to 'work with the Sorel Street extension project to redesign their parking area. Clerk will contact them to determine their position on this. The only other alternative would he that one property owner pays all of the costs of the extension. The most logical being Mr. Mullins as he is requesting the improvement. If the parties to be assessed agree to the assessment, a public hearing could be waived regarding the Sorel Street extension. Mr. Mullins inquired as to what type of road is required and if a gravel road would be acceptable. Chairman Tourville advised that a gravel road would present erotion problems and that as it is the City's responsibility to maintain and plow the street, it is almost necessary for a hard surface. Terry Mauer, City Engineer advised that Centerville would want something that would hold up, he would have to look into this further, but at this time recommends a 7 ton road. Buesseler expressed concern over the loss of the municipal parking lot. Commission members agreed that a new municipal parking area must be found. OLD BUSINESS Motion by Buesseler, second by Welk to recommend the City Council accept the Center Oaks II preliminary plat, with the exception of the park dedication which will be rediscussed at the next Park and Recreation meeting, motion carried unanimously. NEW BUSINESS Parn Henderson and Terry Mauer, city engineers presented the Compre- hensive Sever Plan Amendment. Centerville is currently exceeding their sewer flow and growth projections.