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� <br />PLANNING FILE 07-060 <br />Attachment F <br />Request by Curtis Brown, 1754 Alta Vista Drive, for a Minor Subdivision and Variance to <br />Roseville City Code, §1004 (Residence Districts) for lot dimension and area requirements. <br />Chair Bakeman opened the Public Hearing for Planning File 07-060. <br />Mr. Lloyd reviewed the request of Mr. Brown for approval of VARIANCES to lot size requirements <br />and approval of a MINOR SUBDIVISION to allow the creation of two (2) substandard residential <br />parcels at 1754 Alta Vista Drive. Mr. Lloyd provided a brief history and review of public record on <br />past actions; lack of apparent hardships to grant a variance; and consistency of the request with <br />previous lot splits in the area. <br />Mr. Lloyd advised that staff was providing no formal recommendation to the Planning <br />Commission; and provided options for the Commission to consider in their deliberations; based <br />on the comments of Sections 4 and 5, and subject to the findings and conditions of Section 6 of <br />the project report dated November 7, 2007. <br />Questions by Commissioners to staff, and discussion, included Minnesota Statute provisions <br />prohibiting exclusive consideration of financial hardship findings for granting approval; access to <br />Dale Street and existing curb cut; size of property below park dedication thresholds; clarification <br />of and possible survey data errors creating different dimensions due to platting prior to 1959 and <br />changes to the provisions once the lot was split, with staff applying more restrictive measures <br />until a new survey had been performed. <br />Commissioner Wozniak personally opined that the City Council, in the future, consider revising <br />iYs subdivision ordinance to allow park dedication fees to be extracted from lot splits, even when <br />less than one (1) acre, due to the increasing development of infill lots and including contribution of <br />those lots to the City's park system. <br />Further discussion included setback clarifications; and impervious surface coverage. <br />Applicant, Curtis Brown, 1754 Alta Vista Drive <br />Mr. Brown concurred with staffs comments; and advised that in 1986, when Ramsey County <br />reconstructed Dale Street, a curb cut was installed to provide access; however Mr. Brown noted <br />that nor formal or written agreement was in place. <br />Public Comment <br />Jeff Beech-Garwood, 1767 Dale Street (south of applicant) <br />Present, but no comment. <br />Chair Bakeman closed the Public Hearing. <br />Further discussion included size of the proposed lots and inaccuracy of current dimensions; <br />current legal, non-conformity of the parcel by virtue of age and history; setback requirements of <br />R-1 Districts versus an Overlay District; current recording process (from 2005, and reaffirmation <br />by the City Council recently) of easements and property lines; and increases in Dale Street right- <br />of-way with the proposed lot split. <br />Additional discussion included hesitation of the Commission to approve substandard lots; lack of <br />support from the Commission for any future return by the applicant for variance requests; lot splits <br />of adjoining properties and continuity of the neighborhood; and lack of objection from neighbors <br />regarding the proposal; Dale Street traffic and access; need for infill housing in Roseville; current <br />neighborhood characteristics with small homes on smaller lots; and potential size of the house on <br />the additional parcel. <br />Staff advised that they had received no communication from anyone receiving mailed notice of <br />the meeting; or from any other sources. <br />Commissioners were in agreement that they were conflicted in making a determination in this <br />case. <br />
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