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��d���ummilimmommimmomm homicide victim of 1994. 3B •. <br /> mainimiumiminiummor <br /> ' SAINT PAUL PIONEER PRESSIE` '' t ' INDEX <br /> V <br /> LOTTERY RESULTS 3B <br /> ST C —" TIP-OFF <br /> 38 <br /> JANUARY 1995 SECTION NEIGHBORS GB <br /> SUNDAY '';, 8 PAGES <br /> OBITUARIES,DEATH NOTICES 7B <br /> • i <br /> : <br /> SUNDAY <br /> IN is <br /> et c <br /> arm <br /> re�er�v <br /> I <br /> Marine on St. Croix' developments is left forever in an open Greg Ludvigsen said. "We would set enamored of clustering. <br /> r and natural state. aside masses of open space around which He's urging the city to stick with the <br /> advocates'clustering'. 1 But it may come true in Marine on St. to cluster homes." existing rules, which allow him to subdi- <br /> ,', A Croix. • Marine on St. Croix already has an vide his 175 acres at County Road 4 and <br /> The one-square-mile city of 602 resi- idyllic setting along a wild and scenic Broadway Street into 32 five-acre lots. <br /> JIM BROEDE STAFF WRITER dents is•proposing to become the first river. Its streets are lined with architec- "I'll take the•city to court if I'm re- <br /> , community in.Minnesota to adopt such a ture remindful of a New England town, quired to cluster and leave half of my <br /> 't sounds like a fairy tale - a place standard. - with homes clustered beneath canopies of land open," Edmundson said. <br /> where half of the land in new housing `"It's a way to preserve our city's spe-. oaks, maples and pines. <br /> , cial charm and rural character," Mayor But developer Blaine Edmundson isn't LAND CONTINUED ON 4B► <br /> , 1 <br /> 1111 Ill S <br />