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M <br />MINUTES <br />ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE <br />MAY 17, 2011 <br />MEMBERS PRESENT: Mark Jurchen, Patrick Smith, Cindy Rieck, Tommy Woog, <br />and Ed Larsen <br />ALSO PRESENT: <br />Call Meeting to Order <br />Sheila Haverkamp, BLADC; Mayor Adams; Ruth Ann <br />Hansen, Chamber of Commerce; DW Bittner, Zoning <br />Administrator; Sandy Peine, City and Tina Nolden, <br />Water/Wastewater Manager <br />The meeting was called to order by <br />Approval of Minutes <br />MARK JURCHEN MO <br />MINUTES. PATRICK <br />15, 2011, EDC <br />f. MOTION <br />that were provided for the <br />as it exists today with 84 lots <br />that could result in a total of 241 lots <br />'Pilled that a few years ago the Planning Commission decided <br />i e to develop at a higher density in order to maximize the <br />1pacity. Tommy stated that there is a lot of room for the City to <br />downtown area for development. Sewer and water capacity <br />needs to be considered when developing land in the downtown area. <br />Industrial Park: — Tommy explained the maps provided for the industrial park. <br />An overview of the industrial park as it exists today with 30 lots <br />• map showing the potential to eventually grow to 61 lots. <br />• map showing what is allowed by zoning — a potential of 105 lots <br />\-1 Tommy Woog explained that the industrial park is built to handle the 105 lots. <br />
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