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Page 4 e Elk River City Council Minutes September 19. 1988 6.3. Administrative Subdivision Request by Clifford Ibis/Public Hearing Stephen Rohlf. Building and Zoning Administrator. explained that Mr. Ibis was requesting to split the north half of the southwest quarter of northeast quarter of the northeast quarter. Section 30. Township 33. Range 26. Sherburne County. Minnesota. into two lots. The lots proposed would be 2X acres each and would meet the City's street frontage requirements. Mr. Rohlf further indicated that one of the two lots created by the split has Mr. Ibis' existing house on it. and that he reviewed the other lot on site to determine its suitability for site septic systems. Mr. Rohlf indicated that after reviewing this site. that the newly created lot would be buildable. although somewhat questionable. Therefore. Mr. Rohlf requested Mr. Ibis to have testing done on the site. At this time. Mr. Rohlf provided the Council with the test results. which were done by Hakanson/Anderson and Associates Incorporated. Mr. Rohlf indicated that the testing recommended a mound system for the septic system and showed. at least at the proposed house site. that the type of dwelling placed on the lot may be restricted. For example. a full basement might not work out on this lot. Other building sites on the lot may better accommodate a full basement than the site tested. e Mayor Gunkel opened the Public Hearing. There being no one for or against the matter. Mayor Gunkel closed the Public Hearing. COUNCILMEMBER TRALLE MOVED TO APPROVE THE ADMINISTRATIVE SUBDIVISION REQUEST BY CLIFF IBI S WITH THE FOLLOWING STIPULATIONS: 1. THAT MR. IBIS PROVIDE THE CITY WITH TWO NEW LEGAL DESCRIPTIONS FOR THE TWO LOTS CREATED IN THIS SPLIT. 2. THAT $200 IN PARK DEDICATION FEES BE PAID TO THE CITY FOR THE NEWLY CREATED BUILDING SITE. 3. THAT A PERC TEST BE DONE BY SOMEONE CERTIFIED TO DO SO. STATING THE DESIGN OF THE SEPTIC SYSTEM. AND THAT THAT SYSTEM BE A MOUND SYSTEM UNLESS OTHERWI SE PROVEN NOT NEEDED. g~YNgltMiMDft~ H~tMG~N OftOONDID THE MOTION. 5-0. THE MOTION CARRIED 6.4 Ordinance Amendments Regarding Performance Standards for Model Homes/ Public Hearing e Mayor Gunkel asked Planning Commission Representative Nick Olsen to comment on the Planning Commission's recommendation for performance standards regarding model homes. Mr. Olsen indicated that the Planning Commission added more performance standards for model homes so that a clear line is drawn between a model home and a temporary real estate office which was recently eliminated from the City Ordinance in residential zones.