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~ Ms. Sara Grandahl (2027 Willow Circle) said the people that she spoke to that have been around the City <br /> for years and stated that they would rather have more family homes than malls and commercial <br /> businesses. <br /> Mr. L'Allier (2005 Willow Circle) said the developer may go t6 Lino Lakes and canstruct tavvn homes <br /> there instead of in Centerville. <br /> Mayor Wilharber stated an increase in will not taxes as as commercial. In <br /> addition, residential property places a higher demand on public services and staff, where as commercial is <br /> less demanding. Moreover, the question was asked; "How many citizens investigated <br /> the zoning of the surrounding property, prior to purchasing their propert�' Hearing no response the <br /> following actian was taken: <br /> Motion by Councilmember Nelson, secorrcte� bv Councilmember Brenner ta deny the rezone <br /> rec,�uest from Bl to R2A Single Family Residential. <br /> FURTHER DISCUSSION: <br /> Councilmember 'Fravis recall�d that the Council had an opportunity to rezone prQperly from residential to <br /> commercial and it was denied. There may be other requests to rezone residential property to commercial. <br /> Councilmember Brenner commented that si�e has been consistent in supporting commercial, namely in <br /> recognition of past Council decisions. <br /> Brenner. Nelson aye - Wilharber, Travis Motion to rezone denied; due to lack of a 4f5th vote. <br /> Preliminarv Plat Consideration for Deer Pass <br /> Mr. Gerald Rehbein gave a synapsis on the revised Deer Pass preliminary plat. The Plan has been ' <br /> reduced from 15 to 141ots and additional property has been allocated for trailway and utility purposes. <br /> Ms. Ga.ustad distributed a map of the Deer Pass pla� submitted by a resident that indicated five concerns, <br /> four of which were discussed. <br /> * Correct "note" section to read... comply with drawings relevant to new street width. <br /> * ROW and set backs at 20' not 35'. <br /> * Easement for floating walkway purposes thraugh wetlands <br /> * The City purchase property from the Travis family to obtain an easement for walkway purposes. <br /> The Council was pleased with the abutting properry owners input and after a lengthy discussion the <br /> Council decided to request a Comprehensive Trailway Plan to be considered when developing the north <br /> property. The trail easement north of the praposed development will provide a pedestrian traf�ic link <br /> throughout the other (north) developments to Acorn Creek Park. The decision was based on Corporal <br /> Jensen's testimony relating to safety �oncerns and patralling trial issues. <br /> Motion bv Councilmember Nelson, seconded by Councilmember Travis to approve the <br /> pr�liminary plat for Deer Pass. Motion carried�ananimouslv. <br /> Deer Pass Gradin�Plan <br /> The Council requested the En�ineer to review and reply on the Deer Pass Grading Plan prior to approval <br /> Page 5 of 8 <br />
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