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Planning Commission Meeting Minutes July 10, 1996 Bill Pitt, 3075 Wheeler, expressed concern about duplexes in the neighborhood, and the prefab nature of the housing. He expressed concern about lower quality housing and complained about the type of renter that may be attracted. Mr. Pitt submitted a letter from Dean Patrick, a neighbor, opposed to the lot split because of opposition to the duplex land use. Paul Sedgewick, 3079 Wheeler, expressed opposition to the project, because of the potential duplex land use. There was no further comment. Chairman Wietecki closed the public hearing and clarified that the request is for a division of the lot and not a land use issue. Member Harms stated that the rental property is a business, and asked whether the city could require landscaping standards as per the business design standards. The staff responded that a zoning text amendment may be necessary. MOTION: Member Rhody moved, seconded by Member Cunningham, to recommend approval ofthe David Seaberg request for the division of a platted lot at 3095 Wheeler Street subject to the following conditions: 1. That the survey be corrected to show the additional right-of-way granted with the easement document #2063633 in November, 1979. 2. That the sewer permit be obtained before extending sewer to the site. 3. That an interim use permit be obtained for the existing garage if within 1 year after approval the principle structure is not built. Roll Call: Ayes: Nayes: Cunningham, Rhody, Wilke, Sandstrom, Harms, Wietecki None 6(c) Planning File 2845: City of Roseville request for a Master Plan amendment to the City's Comprehensive Plan providing for screening and buffers along the common east-west property line of parcels and platted lots within an area bounded by County Road C, Hamline Avenue, Rose Place, and Snelling Avenue. Chairman Keith Wietecki opened the public hearing and requested Michael Falk to provide a summary of the staff report on the Comprehensive Plan Amendment of July 10, 1996. Mr. Falk provided a video tape which illustrated the concerns ofthe common lot 3