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Planning & Zoning Commission January 6, 2004 Meeting Minutes presented a plan to the Commission to have the City of Centerville annex the property from Lino Lakes so that the development could proceed. Mr. Gleason indicated that he would be going before the Planning Commission and Council in Lino Lakes to discuss the matter. The Commission asked that Mr. Gleason and Staff keep them apprised of how things proceed with Lino Lakes. th 3. Sedona Homes Concept Plan for 20 Avenue th Mr. Keleher provided an overview of his revised proposal for development along 20 Avenue explaining that they would like to incorporate some senior housing. Commissioner Klennert Hunt asked for the price range of the proposed townhomes. Mr. Keleher indicated that the average price of the townhomes is projected to be $185,000 to $195,000. The Commission inquired as to the length of the TIF district that Sedona Homes is proposing. Mr. Keleher indicated they are proposing 10 to 15 years. Chair Hanson indicated that his neighbors are interested in this type of project because it would be less of an impact than some of the other allowed uses for the property. The Commission positively received the proposal and expressed an interest in further discussing it. VI. DISCUSSION ITEMS 1. Ordinance #4 – New Format Continues Next Month a. Swimming Pool Fencing Requirements – Removed from Building Code but not City Code Staff indicated that the Building Code does not have a swimming pool fencing requirement but said the matter is being reviewed and Staff expects a change. The Commission agreed to wait to discuss the City’s Code with regard to swimming pool fences until a change is made. Chair Hanson told the Commissioners that the mini-storage people left town because they were unable to resolve the property issues. Page 2 of 3