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REGULAR SESSION
CHANHASSEN PLANNING Cm1MISSION
A meeting was held on Wednesday, January 23, 1980 at the
Chanhassen City Hall, Chanhassen, Ninnesota.
Present were:
Clark Horn, Chairman
Art Partridge
Tom Hamilton
Walter Thompson
Tom Droegemueller
Also present were:
Bob Waibel, Assistant City Manager
Mark Koegler, City Planner
Craig Mertz, Assistant City Attorney
Rodney Hardey, Dunn & Curry
Bruce Patterson, Suburban Engineering
Jules Smith
Stelious Aslanidis
Al Klingelhutz
Absent:
Jack Bell
Chairman Horn called the meeting to Order at 7:40 p.m.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
The following will be added to the 'Development Contract
Amendment Request, Sunnyslope Addition' section of the January
23, 1980 Minutes: The Planning Commission is a.ware that the
Development Contract was not signed by' either party.
,Walter Thompson moved, Art Partridge second, to approve the
Minutes of January 23, 1980 as amended. Motion carried.
Tom Hamilton moved, Art Partridge second, to approve the
City Council'Minutes of January 7, 1980. Hotion carried.
PROPOSED PRELIMINARY DEVELOPMENT PLAN, REVIEW FOR LAKE ANN PUD,
LAKE SUSAN HILLS ~JEST AND LAKE SUSAN HILLS SOUTH
Bob Waibel gave a presentation on the preliminary development
of the projects. He pointed out the importance of the land use
and density allocations, along with the questions of park needs
discussed at an earlier date by the Planning Commission. He gave
the City's recommendations and comnlents on the planned developments.
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He had contacted the Cities of Eagan, Maple Grove, Woodbury
and Burnsville to formulate a report on the densities proposed as
compared to what these cities are experiencing.
Rodney Hardey of Dunn & Curry discussed the three major
projects. He stated they have commitments from two major
builders. Dunn & Curry's goals in this project include obtaining
rights for needed utilities, working closely with the Planning
Commission on areas of Parks and Recreation, obb.aining approval
from other involved agencies, completing drainage and sewer
systems, and establishing land use patterns and parameters.
The comments addressed in Mr. Haibels presentation were
discussed. Mr. Hardey's main concerns were: a) too much
paving, b) noise abatement will have to go by State requirements,
and those topics rendered for further investigation included:
a) site distances, b) access from development to Highway #5,
c) soil pockets, d) the quad lots proposed as Lots 10, 11, and
12 of Block I. He further discussed the individual projects
comnlented on in Mr. Waibel's presentation.
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Bruce Patterson of Suburban Engineering illustrated the
sewer systems proposed for the projects.
The floor was opened for discussion... Chairman Horn requested
clarification on the Highway #5 - Park Ave. exit recommendation.
He asked that the developers consider a frontage road/different
access to the Park other than going across Highway if5.
The Planning Cornmission desires further review of these
projects. Chairman Horn requested Bob Waibel to investigate
the possibility of a joint review with the City Council.
CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT-KLINGELHUTZ/CP~VENS REALTORS
7811~ GREAT PLAINS BLVD.
Bob Waibel explained the request by KlingelhutzjCravens
for a Conditional Use Permit for signage. He recommended,
on behalf of City Staff, that the Permit be approved after
removal of the debris near the garage, and further that a public
hearing be waived, for this matter.
Ton Hamilton moved, Tom Droegemueller second, that the
Conditional Use Permit be granted with the contingency that the
garage and debris be cleaned up, and that the Permit not
be issued until this is done, and further that the Public Hearing
be waived. Motion carried.
OPEN DISCUSSION
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Bob Waibel informed the Planning Commission of the Public
Hearing scheduled for ~!ednesday, January.30, 1980.
Tom Hamilton moved, Art Partridge second, to adjourn at 11:10
p.m. Motion carried.
Don AshWOJ;:-th,Ci ty Manager
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