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Moratorium Page 2 <br /> May 24, 1994 <br /> • <br /> Al (Agricultural Conservation) zoning district as well as the Metropolitan <br /> Council's guidelines of rural areas within the Metropolitan area that are in a <br /> holding pattern until municipal utilities are made available. <br /> In areas where city utilities may be extended, lot sizes less than ten acres <br /> may be difficult to subdivide upon the arrival of water and sewer. A perfect <br /> example of this which the city will be facing very soon is Sandpiper Estates <br /> just west of City Hall. The subdivision was approved just prior to a <br /> moratorium in 1988 of the western area of the community while the <br /> Comprehensive Plan was being reviewed. <br /> Once the decision has been made determining where the ultimate service <br /> area of the city will be, the moratorium will be terminated. <br /> RECOMMENDATION <br /> It is recommended the Planning Commission recommend approval of the <br /> attached interim ordinance establishing a twelve month moratorium on the <br /> subdivisions of land creating lots of less than ten acres in size. <br /> • <br /> • <br /> mort.pc <br />