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. . City Council Minutes March 18, 1985 Page Five 8. Dietz Zone Change - WITHDRAWN, to be resubmitted to the Planning Commission at their March 26, 1985 Planning Commission Meeting. 9. Barthel Concept Approval Mr. Mel Beaudry indicated that parcel B of the Barthel Planned Unit Development was planned for multi-family, and further indicated that the concept currently proposed before the City Council is a single-family housing concept. Mr. Beaudry, indicated that it appears the single-family housing concept is more marketable in Elk River. Mr. Beaudry indicated that after meeting with Zack Johnson,planning consultant, and Mr. Rick Breeze, it is proposed that Parcel B would contain 45 single lots rather than the original proposed 50 lots. Mr. Beaudry further in- dicated that in the 45 lot concept the average lot is 7,800 sq. ft. Mr. Beaudry further indicated that the proposed park was also removed and the lots were re- designed to extend to the utility easement. General discussion was carried on regarding the lot size and the utility easement. Mr. Rick Breezee indicated that the single-family concept was discussed with Bob Middaugh, previous City Administrator, the police chief, Mr. Zack Johnson, the Cities planning consultant, and the street department. Mr. Breezee further in- dicated that it was the consensus that the single-family concept would be satis- factory for Parcel B of the PUD development. Discussion was carried on regarding the need for snow storage and the fact that the proposed 45 lots allowed for the necessary snow storage between the driveways of each lot. Further discussion was carried on regarding the size of the street and the proposed 50 ft. right-away with the 32 ft. paved area. COUNCILMEMBER GUNKEL MOVED TO APPROVE THE SINGLE-FAMILY CONCEPT FOR PARCEL B OF THE BARTHEL PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT. COUNCILMEMBER ENGSTROM SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED 4-0. 10. Jacobson Prelim. Plat - P.H. Mr. Jacobson indicated that he was submitting a preliminary plat of his development, Oak Meadows located East of Tyler Street, North of 197th Street, and consisting of approximately 76 acres. Mr. Jacobson indicated the development would consist of approximately 19 lots ranging from 2.5 to 5.7 acres. Mayor Hinkle opened the public hearing. No one appeared for or in opposition of the Preliminary Plat.