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Telephone: ( 651 ) 426 - 6443 <br />A� � e-0- e4,E <br />CITY OF GEM LAKE <br />Office of the City Clerk <br />1369 County Road "E" East <br />Gem Lake, MN 55110-5231 <br />Email: gemlakecity@aol.com <br />Facsimile: ( 651 ) 426 - 6444 <br />Public Hearing Minutes, 10-3-2006 <br />The Gem Lake Planning Commission held a public hearing and its regular meeting, Tuesday, October 3, 2006 in the <br />first floor meeting room of Tousley Ford. Planning Commission members Jim Lindner and Derek Wippich were <br />present. Also present were Mayor Emeott, Walter Powell, Gretchen Swomley, and two residents were also in <br />attendance. The public hearing was called to order at 7:10PM. <br />The purpose of the hearing was to receive comment on two proposed ordinances, RMU and PUD, both drafted by <br />Paul Emeott. JL will contact Planner Dan Jochum regarding meeting with the city attorneys to review possible <br />existing ordinances for incorporation into the proposed ordinances. Paul also provided introductory material and <br />background on underlying zoning as it will apply to these proposed ordinances. <br />One resident expressed concerns that a PUD will change zoning for an area that impacts existing residents who are <br />not part of the PUD. This may cause residents so impacted to feel "left out" of the process. There needs to be <br />balance between existing zoning, the developer, and the residents adjacent to the proposed PUD. <br />The next question asked at what point a PUD takes effect. This is where negotiations between the city and a <br />developer will come into play. Either one can request that a PUD be considered for a particular parcel. <br />After discussion on the above cited items, Lindner closed the public hearing at 7:55. <br />Planning Commission Minutes, 10-3-2006 <br />Interim Planning Commission Chair Lindner opened the October meeting at 7:55PM. <br />Ong/O'Phelan Possible Subdivision <br />Neither Ong nor O'Phelan were present for tonight's meeting. Paul did provide a set of steps for Ong and O'Phelan <br />to follow should they wish to proceed with their possible subdivision requests. The proposed PUD ordinance may be <br />applicable to this situation. One or two possible development strategies were discussed though nothing was <br />formal ized. <br />R1/Recreational Zoning <br />Paul discussed the merits of changing the zoning of the golf course from R1 residential to recreational. It may help <br />with Met Council requirements for Gem Lake housing needs. <br />Herzog Variance <br />There will be a public hearing before the City Council regarding the Herzog's request for a one foot variance to <br />allow for a 16' high accessory building. The Planning Commission agree that the Site Review Committee can <br />review this request and bring forward a recommendation to the City Council. Our main concern is we= don't allow <br />"creep" of building heights in the future except where the request is reasonable, as in the case of storing an RV. <br />Agreement in this instance does not establish a precedent that all other future requests will automatically follow. We <br />will consider each on its own merits. <br />Vision Statements <br />JL read his prepared vision statement and suggested other Planning Commission members and city residents draft <br />similar statements and get them to Walter Powell so he and Dan Jochum can compile them and create a unified <br />statement for the entire city. Mayor Emeott wants the City Council to prepare statements on where they think the <br />city will be in 2030. <br />
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