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June 23, 1980 Page 2 6. Paul Carton, Proposed 1-2 Addition ~~. Carton was not present for this discussion. The proposed addition is a four acre area located west of the NS \ Section Line of Section 28, north of CS~B #1, east of BNR's branch line and south of I93rd Avenue. The Co~mission saw no objections to this proposal. CO~~lISSIONER HINKLE MOVED TO RECO~n~ND THIS ADDITION. COt'lI\1ISSIONER Zfl-BEE SECOl\TDED THE I'-10TION. 1\10TIO~N PiiSSED 4-0. 7. Gary Santwire, Proposed P.U.D. I</jy. Sant1.rire said this property is 30+ acres north and 'e'ast of Faith Fello\.rship Church, east of Highway #169, and south of Elk Hills. ~~. Santwire presented a letter he had \vritten to Faith Fellowship Church with their reply at the bottom in favor of this proposal. He also presented drawings on his proposed development. One outlot would be taken up with road and entrance gates, etc., the highway strip would be co~mercial, then multi-units and tovmhouses, and behind} single family units adjacent to Elk Hills. Since the drawings vTere made I>1r. Sant"\.rire \'Tould like to change to a fe1.r more single family and multiple units and less to~mhouses. ~IT. Santwire vTould propose that the residential roads would tie into those roads existing in Elk Hills, with no connections to the multiple or commercial areas. COllmissioner Fox said that there would be two streets adding four lots onto each street. ~IT. Santwire would also propose a sign directory to get this traffic over to #13 and out as fast as possible. He said he did not have all the ansvrers as to what should go into this proposal, but liked the concept of planning the whole development at once rather than changing zoning. Cow~issioner Fox said there would be some restrictions as to the type of businesses allowed in the cOID~ercial area. lftr. Santwire said fast food restaurants ~rould be a possibility and asked what the Commission vTould like to see in that area. Commissioner Fox said he would not like to see a string of McDonalds, Burger King, etc. or used car dealers. }rr. Santwire said that Gene Kreuser (former o~mer) has retained, in their agreement, land for a garden store. Coro~issioner Hinkle asked about neighbors objections to sewer and vrater. }tr. Santwire said the reports so far were vague. There also would be the possibility of having a lift station and/or connection with the manhole on School Street. Co~missioner Zabee said he had no objections to the P.U.D. concept itself. Commissioner Lucas was concerned about the cow~ercial area within the P.U.D. and would like to see it limited. C01~~ISSIONER ZA~EE MOVED TO RECO~~~ND THIS P.U.D. COt~ISSIONER HINKLE SECONDED TB~ MOTION. MOTION FJtSSED 4-0. 8. Vicker's Riverglade Park, Informal Discussion Larry Koshak presented a preliminary plan for only the City of Elk River. tie said this plan is 53.56 acres, basically it is the plan presented before only with Ramsey excluded. It has 12 - 2~ acres of single family lots and proposed that the zoning be changed from A-I to R-l, and the 1 acre plus be changed from A-I to C-3 with restriction as to type of businesses operated. The only difference from the last plan is the road connected in with th~ largest section. The developer would like to proceed vrith this part of the plan as Ramsey's portioll is in the "critical rivers area" and at the present the requirement for lots is 10 acres. Ramsey is going before the Enviromental Quality Board but this may take a year to 18 months. Co~missioner Lucas asked about the