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Planning Commission Minutes <br />June 12, 2001 <br />Page 3 <br /> <br />ditch which will drain into the storm water drainage system and run down to their easement <br />pond; therefore, it would not be possible to do any berming along the county road. <br /> <br />Commission Mesich asked if a fight turn lane would be required. Mr. Graser stated that the <br />county will require it. Ms. McPherson stated that the county is requiring a right turn lane <br />and a bypass lane. <br /> <br />Chair Pederson asked what the sizes of Lots 6, 7, and 8 would be, without the pond. Mr. <br />Graser explained where the pond would be located and how a NURP pond functions. He <br />did not know what the size would be without the pond area. Chair Pederson suggested that <br />one of the lots be taken out to increase the dry, useable area of the lots. Mr. Graser noted <br />that in 2-3 years, natural vegetation establishes itself around the pond and that there will be a <br />natural overflow in addition to the pipe system. Mr. Graser stated that he hopes to expand <br />on the county's contract for the drainage pond so that the additional ponding area can be <br />done at this time to save costs, rather than coming back and having the work done at a later <br />date. <br /> <br />Commissioner Baker asked if Street G was designed to line up with a future street to the <br />south. Ms. McPherson stated that the Commission will be reviewing the preliminary plat of <br />Kliever Lake Hills in July and they will be able to see how the road will be extended. She <br />explained that Elk River Municipal Utilities will be purchasing one acre of that 40 acre plat <br />for the location of a water tower. She noted that the plat will be single family residences. <br /> <br />Commissioner Mesich stated that there was one additional lot that was less than 12,000 <br />square feet. Mr. Graser stated that this was an oversight and will be corrected. <br /> <br />Chair Pederson expressed concern for the pond in the back of Lots 8 and 11. He felt this <br />pond will be wet most of the time and substantially reduces the size of the lots. He asked if <br />the mailboxes will be clustered. Ms. McPherson stated that the condition was omitted from <br />the last discussion and will be added, as well as a condition to provide snow storage <br />easements in the cul-de-sacs. She stated that Condition//4 could be amended to include <br />sidewalks on Streets A, B and G. <br /> <br />Commissioner Mesich asked if Chair Pederson was suggesting that Lots 8 and 11 be <br />increased above the 12,000 square foot requirement, due to the ponding. Chair Pederson <br />stated he would support that suggestion. <br /> <br />Commissioner Baker asked the Commissioners to consider removing the condition for <br />clustering of the mailboxes because of the inconvenience and maintenance issues. He stated <br />that the storm water pond should be considered part of the 12,000 square foot lot size. <br /> <br />Commissioner Schuster stated that he has an easement in his backyard which has water in k <br />and does not feel it is a problem. He stated that as long as the buyer is aware of the fact <br />when he purchases the lot, there should not be an issue. <br /> <br />Commissioner Baker asked for clarification on the additional lot to be added if the County <br />agreed to allow sharing of the ponding easement. Mr. Graser stated that there would be 99 <br />lots with either plan. <br /> <br />Commissioner Mesich expressed his concern that the City Council slated this parcel for <br />development with urban services in 2007. Ms. McPherson explained that the City Council <br /> <br /> <br />