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3E - Variance to Exceed 25 Percent Impervious Coverage Limit and Variance from Buffer Zone Vegetation Requirements
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3E - Variance to Exceed 25 Percent Impervious Coverage Limit and Variance from Buffer Zone Vegetation Requirements
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PRI DAN <br /> Builder of taw l Creator of value. <br /> 5125 COUNTY ROAD 101 #100 MINNETONKA,MN 55345 PHONE:952/294.0353 FAX:952/294.0151 • WEB:www.oppidan.com <br /> July 20,2009 <br /> Ms.Dawn Bittner,Zoning Administrator <br /> City of Pequot Lakes <br /> 4638 County Road 11 <br /> Pequot Lakes,MN 56472 <br /> RE: Variance Application <br /> Grocery Store Development—Pequot Lakes,MN <br /> Dear Dawn: <br /> This letter shall serve as the narrative for the Variance Application related to the proposed Grocery Store <br /> Development on Highway 371,in Pequot Lakes,MN. <br /> Oppidan,Inc.is proposing to construct a grocery store and additional retail on approximately 4.5 acres of <br /> land. Project highlights include: <br /> • Current Zoning for the property is Commercial. <br /> • A grocery store of approximately 30,000 s.f. <br /> • Additional retail space of approximately 3,000 square feet,connected to the main building on the <br /> south side. <br /> • Gas canopy and pumps on the east side of the site. <br /> • New parking lot surface and lighting,designed to minimize the impact to adjoining properties. <br /> • New Landscaping around the entire site,including larger buffers to the adjoining properties. <br /> There is one requested Variance for the development. This request is for the impervious surface of a site <br /> in a Commercial Zoning District. The requirement for a Commercial development is to have no more <br /> than 25%impervious surface,which can be increased to 50%with a CUP. The development will have <br /> approximately 75%of the surface as impervious and 25%pervious,thus requiring the variance. <br /> After review of the site and the Zoning Ordinance of the City,we feel that the Commercial Zoning <br /> Impervious coverage of 25%,with an increase to 50%with certain conditions(one of which is providing <br /> a storm water retention plan to accommodate certain requirements)is inconsistent with the overall zoning <br /> districts in the city. <br /> The Downtown Mixed Use(DMU)designation allows 50%impervious coverage if the site is not hooked <br /> into a storm sewer system and 90%if the site is connected to a storm sewer system. The intent is that is <br /> there is a system to handle storm water management(both the volume of runoff caused by the impervious <br /> surface and the quality of water being placed back into the system,then the amount of impervious <br /> surfaces can be increased. <br />
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