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., <br />. <br />��: <br />• <br />REQUEST FUR COUNCIL ACTION <br />• <br />DATE: 04-10-95 <br />ITEM NO: �— 5 <br />Department Approval: Manager Ap�roved: Agenda Section: <br />���/m� <br />i <br />Item Description: Harstad Homes Inc. request for concept approval of a lanned 't ��� <br />deveJopment consisting of 38 townhomes and two single family lot a 30 oS� <br />rezoning from R-1 to residential Planned Unit Deve opment (PUD), and 3� �S <br />preliminary plat approval on land generally located west of the intersection <br />af Owasso Boulevard South and Western Avenue. Harstad Homes, Inc. <br />also requasts a change in the Comprehensive Plan map designation of thc <br />site from low density residential to medium density residential. <br />�,�{$raund <br />At the February 8, 1995 meeting, the Planning Commission conductad a public hearing on <br />the application of Independent School District #623 for a residential planned unit <br />development consist�g o£ 60 townhomes and 79 single family lots on land generally <br />bounded by Dale Street on the west, S. Owasso Boulevard to the north, and Western <br />Avenue to the east. This was xhe culminatian of a planning process that began almost two <br />years ago. During the planning of the School District property, the City was irrterested in <br />a coordinated development scheme that would include the adjacent vacarrt pareels to the <br />north. These two pxrcels combineci for a total of 16.68 acres. The development concept <br />that emerged from this planning stage consisted of appro7amately 95 townhomes and 111 <br />single family lots for the entire undeveioped area in this quadrant. It was not possible to <br />bring the land owners and the School District together into one development project, so <br />the School District moved ahead with their development review and approval process, <br />Harstad Homes has purchased both of the vacant pareels north of the School District <br />property and is naw proceeding with their appiication for a planned unit development. <br />The development strategy for the townhomes of Lake �wasso planned unit development <br />are meant to be consistent with the design standards approved in the School District <br />property approvals. In fact, much of the preliminary environntental studies, wetland <br />delineation, soil testing, and other engineering aspects were dane for the entire vacant <br />property as a whole. Harstad Homes is also one of the designated townhome builders in <br />the School District property and will be using the same townhome tnodel as approved in <br />the School District PUD. <br />DPVelonment Re� <br />The proposed project is lacated immediately north of tha School District property. The <br />property is bounded in the east by Owasso Boulevard and Western Avenue, and on the <br />north by S. Owasso Boulevard. The north boundary is alsa defined by a Burlir�gton <br />Railroad Rai(way Jine, an NSP transmission line, and an underground Amoco pipeline. <br />The site has been designated as low density residential in the Roseville Comprehensiva <br />Land Use Guide Plan since 1979 and the 1994 updata continues this designation for this <br />