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Page 2 GMPTF Minutes February 8, 1988 • 1. The area on the west side of the City, south of the railroad tracks and north of the Elk River should remain in the Urban Service District area. This area is mostly developed at this time but future developments should be aware of fact that municipal sewer and water may be coming to this vacinity at some time the future. Any future plats or development should be laid out in a manner that allows for future subdivision of properties when municipal utilities are required to be installed. Proposed plats in this area would be required to prepare for overlays for future division of lots. 2. The Ridgewood subdivisions between Proctor Avenue and Highway 169 should remain within the Urban Service District. This area is fully developed but municipal sewer and water may be required at some time in the future due to ground water pollution. 3. That the area in the northeast part of the Urban Service District around Ulysses Street and 195th Avenue should be transferred to the two and one half acre development district. The rationale for this transfer was that the lots are currently developed in a larger sized manner and that it is unlikely that sewer and water would be required in this area unless a petition from residents in this area was received by the City. 4. That part of the area in the southeast part of the Urban Service • District from a line parallel with 181st Street and south be excluded from the District. Additionally, the area north of 181st Street would remain within the Urban Service District as utilities are readily available in this vacinity and this area would most likely develop in a residential manner. The area south of 181st Street most likely would develop in an Industrial manner. Additionally, if sewer was required or requested south of 181st Street, such sewer could be available within a limited amount of time upon receiveing a petition from the property owners. 5. That the two and one half acre development district be from the Urban Service District: to the southern and eastern city limits; north to a line running from Co. Rd. 33 in the northeast part of the city running directly west to Highway 169; and then following Co. Rd. 33 from Highway 169 to the western city limits. 6. That the remaining area of the City (northern part) be in the one unit per ten acre zone with serious consideration being given to some form of cluster development. MOTION BY ESTELLE GUNKEL TO RECOMMEND TO THE CITY COUNCIL THE THREE DIFFERENT RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT DISTRICTS FOR ELK RIVER AS SHOWN ON THE 2/8/88 MAP. MOTION SECONDED BY ARLON FUCHS. MOTION PASSED UNANIMOUSLY. It was noted that this map shows the Municipal Service District, the Two . and One Half Acre District, and the One Per Ten Acre District for residential development.