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City Council Minutes Page <br /> 15 <br /> October 20, 1997 <br /> S <br /> • <br /> Steve Ach stated that Country Ridge, Inc. is requesting final plat appro • • <br /> Country Crossing 4th Addition. He indicated that Country Cros '•. A h Addition <br /> consists of 24 single family lots that will front onto Maco. . eet and Riverview <br /> Drive. The plat is located at the southwest cor - • County Road 30 and Joplin <br /> Street. Steve Ach reviewed the staff r-•. on this issue. <br /> COUNCILMEMBER FA•; ' OVED TO ADOPT RESOLUTION 97-111 GRANTING FINAL <br /> PLAT APPROV: •• COUNTRY CROSSING FOURTH ADDITION P 97-16. <br /> COU► EMBER HOLMGREN SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION CARRIED <br /> 6.13. Consider Comprehensive Plan Amendment to Adjust the Urban Service <br /> Boundary, Public Hearing Case No. OA 97-10 <br /> Steve Ach indicated that the City is requesting a comprehensive plan <br /> amendment to adjust the urban service boundary in the eastern part of Elk River. <br /> He explained that the specific area under consideration is bordered by County <br /> Road No. 12 on the north, Tyler Street alignment on the west, 175th Avenue on <br /> the south and Fillmore Street on the east. He explained that under the current <br /> zoning the property could be developed without city services into lots with 2 1/2 <br /> 1110 acre minimum lot sizes. Steve Ach stated that the property is located adjacent <br /> to the existing urban service boundary and consists of a majority of large <br /> undeveloped tracts of land. <br /> Steve Ach stated that concerns of affected residents were brought forth at the <br /> Planning Commission Meeting. These concerns consisted of future assessments, <br /> timing of having utilities to serve the area and the feasibility to further subdivide <br /> some of the smaller tracts of land in the northwest corner if utilities were ever <br /> extended into this area. <br /> Steve Ach indicated that the Planning Commission and staff are recommending <br /> approval of the comprehensive plan amendment. He further indicated that in <br /> order to address the concerns of the residents, Planning Commission and staff are <br /> recommending that utilities not be extended for ten years from the date of <br /> council action. <br /> Mayor Duitsman opened the public hearing. <br /> Emma Holzem, affected property owner consisting of an 80 acre farm, requested <br /> the council to include the 10 year timeframe to allow her family the opportunity <br /> to continue farming the land and to plan for the future. <br /> There being no one else for or against the matter, Mayor Duitsman closed the <br /> public hearing. <br /> • Steve Ach reminded the Council or developer could request an amendment to <br /> the ten year timeframe. <br />