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PA AIMR�,(� <br />K Location and Brief Parcel Histor aji(l c)verview <br />. . . . . . ......... <br />III December ol'201 5. RP3 closed on the parcels frorn the Miske Family, agreed to have <br />the project named as a legacy to them and have worked with the original consulting fire -i <br />to reorganize some parts of the, plan and reaffirm the land plan of single family detached <br />]ionic sites that was not changing. Me to the lack offormal extension requests to allow <br />the previous preliminary plats to stay in force, the project requires a "renewal" of the <br />preliminary plat to tnove forward to final construction of any portion. However, most of <br />the design IS SUbstantiall),,, similar in buyer profile and home types. Since some of the <br />road layout is changing along with 11OUSing product types, a PUD arneridi-nent is required. <br />I.,ennar I -Ionics of Min-nesota and their underlying project ject LLC entities, still retain <br />ownership of 3 Outlots bearing the River Park Plat Name with 121 previously approved <br />dwelling units. Ofthat an-iount, 45 are on Ivanhoe and have had water and sewer services <br />installed for lot widths ol'75' and wider. 23 Dwelling units are planned in the far <br />northwest corner of the master plan, also on lots of 75' and wider, with ponding partially <br />completed, but no underground utilities. When the sewer was run north for phase one <br />and the elementary school, attached townhonies were also platted. 48 units, of housing <br />density and built sewer and water services on those parcels betkveen Ivanhoe Drive NW <br />and Hoover Street NW were let go to lenders and are now owned by others. Those <br />parcels still carry PUD approvals but expired preliniinary plats. The Lennar parcels rnay <br />be referenced in by other reports in portions of various project discussion regarding <br />grading, circulation and pen-nitting but are not part of this specific application. <br />C Zoning & Land Use <br />Plans are; consistent with zoning and land use for a residential neighborhood. No change <br />L_ <br />to land LISC is proposed, but ininor reorganization of lot lines and product mix creates <br />PUD amendment requirements to accommodate the new housing forni. <br />1), Project Description ­ Mast t, Plan attributes and options for etihancement <br />The River Park Neighborhood was approved with a variety ofhousing types, Two of the <br />attached types approved are no longer being constructed and their target markets rernain <br />under served by conventional housing product types. The first tirne home buyer Served 11`1 <br />the 4 and 8 unit attached buildings closest to the school and the 4 unit empty nester quad <br />hoines along County 40 are without a. builder option as originally approved in the master <br />plan. <br />5160 Viking Blvd, NW <br />Anoka, MN <br />(763)753-6176 <br />