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06.01 - TH 371 Zoning Resolution
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06.01 - TH 371 Zoning Resolution
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Resolution 09 -xx <br />RESOLUTION REGARDING THE ZONING OF PROPERTY ALONG THE TH 371 <br />ALTERNATE ALIGNMENT <br />WHEREAS, the City of Pequot Lakes, through numerous resolutions, has demonstrated a commitment to <br />the realignment of Highway 371 (Alternate Alignment) to the east of the current alignment, and <br />WHEREAS, the future zoning along the Alternate Alignment has the potential to dramatically alter land use <br />patterns and real estate investments throughout the City, and <br />WHEREAS, uncertainty over the future zoning along the Alternate Alignment adds to uncertainty in the <br />economy as a whole and, in expanding uncertainty, discourages solid, long -term investment in the <br />community, and <br />WHEREAS, the City of Pequot Lakes needs quality commercial and industrial investment to build a solid tax <br />base, create jobs and grow the local economy, and <br />WHEREAS, attracting quality commercial and industrial investments requires a business - friendly regulatory <br />environment, a stable rate of taxation and certainty over the future direction of the community, and <br />WHEREAS, the Planning Commission has undertaken a study of zoning alternatives for the Alternate <br />Alignment and found that: <br />1. Extending sewer and water infrastructure to the Alternate Alignment, and maintaining that <br />infrastructure over time, would cost the City of Pequot Lakes significantly more money than can <br />reasonably be expected to be recovered through additional tax base induced by the investment, <br />and <br />2. Zoning properties along the Alternate Alignment for new commercial or industrial growth <br />without extending infrastructure would only induce low -value investments and would detract <br />from the significant investments that have already been made within the community, and <br />3. The City of Pequot Lakes has already made significant infrastructure investments and <br />commitments throughout the community, almost all of which is under- utilized, yet must be <br />maintained by current taxpayers, and <br />4. A policy of maximizing the return on current infrastructure investments is necessary to pay for <br />the maintenance of that infrastructure over the long term, and <br />WHEREAS, the vision of an economically strong downtown Pequot Lakes surrounded by equally strong and <br />vibrant neighborhoods requires a clear and consistent approach to land use. <br />THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the City of Pequot Lakes is committed to maintaining the current <br />low- density zoning designations along the Alternate Alignment and, with that in mind, encourages potential <br />commercial and industrial investors to proceed with confidence that this commitment is broadly supported <br />throughout the community. <br />
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