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Gem Lake Planning Commission Meeting Page Two to keep the siding and windows the same design and color. Proposed road would be wide enough for emergency vehicles and would create green space versus buffer land. Tom Hansen was out of town but would like to donate a part of the land to the. City of Gem Lake. The City of Gem Lake would be responsible for the buffer expenses. Concerns from the Planning Commission were the price range of the homes and cost to the City of Gem Lake. A bigger concern was the buffers, landscaping and neighbors. Also mentioned was the cost that the City of Gem Lake would have to contribute to this development for paying for the streets. The developers will come up with a rough estimate of the costs that the City will be responsible for. The road issue will need to be evaluated and addressed. The developers have the Zoning Ordinance and will view the updated Ordinance. Will have a visual tour for the. Planning Commission to view and give a list of communities where their homes have been built. Chairman Rafferty stated that he appreciates the fact that there are no demographic limitations to these projects and that they fall in place on their own and there are no age or gender restrictions to the project. The Planning Commission will discuss some questions with the City Clerk. isolated Property North of Tousley: Chairman Rafferty talked to Councilmember Rasmussen about his road as it relates to building the new community. The City might have an obligation to provide access to the road. Will have to work to find a solution for this property. Green City Concept Discussion: No discussion at this time. Developer Deposit Schedule: Chairman Rafferty asked if we have one in place. Mayor Uzpen stated yes the city does and that the 2010 fee schedule will be available shortly. Look for us on the. World Wide Webat gemlakemn.org