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Roseville City Council
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1/29/2007
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<br />Roseville City Council <br />Minutes of 1/29/07 Pg 26 of 38 <br />street only serving two properties); and not taking on public expense of <br />maintaining that road. <br />2) Lack of drainage and a storn1 water plan and whether such a plan would <br />prove feasible to meet storm water requirements. <br />3) Numerous and identified environmental issues - (i.e., loss of trees), and <br />proposing less density to preserve more trees; and the U ofMN's choice <br />of this neighborhood for an urban air quality study. <br />4) A subdivision with this number oflots and a cul-de-sac creates policy is- <br />sues and neighborhood concerns with this plat as presented. <br /> <br />Kough spoke in support of the motion; expressing concerns about accepting <br />the cul-de-sac for maintenance, as well as road safety concerns onto Acorn <br />Road; and opined that the development was too large as proposed with no <br />identified drainage resolution. <br /> <br />Mr. Stark, along with Ms. Bloom, presented rationale for a two-stage devel- <br />opment for Preliminary Plat consideration to give the developer some assur- <br />ances of approval, prior to hiring engineers and surveyors and development <br />of a Final Plat. <br /> <br />Mayor Klausing spoke in opposition to the current motion; recognizing that <br />these subdivision issues were not popular in developed neighborhoods; how- <br />ever, noted that it was private property and the individual property owners <br />shouldn't have a requirement to maintain their property for the benefit of ad- <br />joining property owners; noted that all of the proposed lots exceeded mini- <br />mum lot requirements; and opined that maintenance costs of cul-de-sac <br />would be more than covered by increased property value of the proposed <br />homes. <br /> <br />Councilmember Pust noted her extensive consideration of the proposal, and <br />her discussions with numerous neighbors, as well as various Council discus- <br />sions and Planning Commission considerations and recommendation. Coun- <br />cilmember Pust provided her rationale for her decision on the proposed de- <br />velopment in voting against the proposed motion currently on the floor. <br />Councilmember Pust detailed facts presented and apparent: that each lot <br />meets or exceeds dimensions required by code; drainage as per City Code, <br />Section 1102.03, was subject to subsequent approval, and couldn't be made <br />a part of Preliminary Plat approval under current policy; legal counsel's ad- <br />vice that the moratorium was not a sufficient basis to deny the proposal, as <br />had been heard by many present on several occasions; expressed her appre- <br />
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