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-7- Discussion Mr. Larry Haberman, representing the Village of St. Anthony, indicated that Mr. Lindemann would have to petition the St. Anthony Village Council for the water and sewer hookups. Recommendation Mrs. Demos Moved and Mr. Membrez Seconded, that the Commission re- commend approval of LaSalle Carthage Company request for division of a lot and special use permit at 2545 West County Road C, with the condition that the applicant dedicate 10 feet of right-of-way on County Road C. Roll Call, Ayes: G. Johnson, V. Johnson, Membrez, Demos, Eagles, Kellett and Pope. Nays: None. Planning File 680 - Louis Schiavino preliminary plat "Schiavino Shores Addition, 543 South Owasso Boulevard Presentation Mr. Schiavino was not present at the meeting. Recommendation Mrs. Demos Moved and Mr. Membrez Seconded, that Louis Schiavino pre- liminary plat "Schiavino Shores Addition", 543 South Owasso Boulevard, be laid over until the next regular Commission meeting. Roll Call, Ayes: G. Johnson, V. Johnson, Membrez, Demos, Eagles, Kellett and Pope. Nays: None. Planning File 681 - Michels Construction Company request for rezoning from R-l to R-3A and special use permit for planned unit development at 1400 West County Road C-2 Presentation The applicant was represented by the Fridlund Architectural firm and they indicated that the property is presently zoned R-l and consists of approxi- mately 5.8 acres. The development will contain 54 apartmeht units and 28 townhouse units. Access from C-2 will be only for 14 of the townhouses. Access for the remaining townhouse and apartment units will be off Centennial Drive. All units, including townhouse, will be rental. Michels Construction Company will retain ownership and manage the development. Mr. Ward Johnson, financial representative of the applicant, indicated that if approved, the developer would utilize the Federal Government's Housing and Urban Development "236" program. Discussion Mr. Les Marquart felt that a traffic problem already existed on C-2 and that an additional 14 units of townhouses having access off C-2 would make thatproblem even more severe. He also felt it would be more hazardous than it already is for the children having to walk on C-2 to and from the school. Mr. Ward Johnson indicated that under Minnesota law a "236" housing develop- ment would pay half ths,propertiy' tax of, what' would' 'normally ber pa id. on the same development if it were not under the Housing and Urban development program. .