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(6) The proposed subdivision will not conflict with easements of record or with <br />easements established by judgment of a court. <br />(7) The proposed subdivision will not have an undue and adverse impact on the <br />reasonable development of neighboring land. <br />1. Following review of your application, staff does not believe that all of the required findings can <br />be made with respect to your proposed lot split, for the following reasons: <br />(1) Your lot configuration appears to be inconsistent with Section 30-477, which requires <br />that lot remnants are attached to adjacent lots rather than allowed to remain as unusable <br />parcels. Lot remnants are lots that house storm-water features and offer no buildable <br />site. <br />(2) The proposed lot split is not consistent with the CitIT's Comprehensive Plan. The <br />subject parcel is part of the 2010 Focused Area Study plan, which is part of the City's <br />Comprehensive Plan. The Focused Area Study Plan identifies the need fox a <br />connection of the drive serving the businesses on the west side of Highway 10 to the <br />public street to the north. This proposed lot split would make this connection unlikely, <br />to the detriment of the businesses in the area that rely on vehicular access. <br />(3) The proposed lot split does not meet finding (3) because it creates a lot that provides <br />less than 3,000 square feet of buildable land, well under the minimum size for C-3 <br />zoning lots, and well below the minimum buildable area for the type and density of <br />development and uses contemplated in the C-3 zoning district. <br />(7) The proposed lot split does not meet finding (7) because it would have an adverse <br />impact on the adjacent parcels, by making connection of roads unlikely, hampering the <br />development and use of the lots on the west side of Highway 10. <br />2. In addition, the proposed lot split would create a new lot principally occupied by a pond which <br />would make up approximately 85% of the land area of the new lot. It is staff's opinion that the <br />pond would be the principle use of the new lot. Therefore, a billboard could not be built on the <br />new lot. <br />3. The Minnesota Department of Transportation reviews all lot subdivisions adjacent to MnDOT <br />Right of Way. Then- comment letter is attached, but in summary: <br />Remove the entrance drive that appears based on the contours. <br />Dedicate access control along Highway 10. <br />No net increase in storm water runoff from the development to Highway 10. <br />4. Finally, pursuant to Section 30-322 of the City Code, the purpose of the subdivision code is to <br />pro~ride for and guide the orderly, economic and safe development of land and urban services and <br />facilities.... The proposed lot split does not support that purpose, with the flag shaped lot, limited <br />use options, and impacts to the neighboring properties. <br />Therefore, staff will be recommending against approval of the proposed lot split. If the lot split were <br />to be approved, staff will recommend the following conditions: <br />
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