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Chair Seils opened the Public Hearings. <br /> PUBLIC HEARINGS: <br /> APPLICANT: Steven and Ruth Quisberg <br /> Applicants request Preliminary Plat of SuperValu Addition to Pequot Lakes <br /> Mr. Burslie explained the Staff Report. Applicant was represented by Chad Connor, <br /> WSN. Platting of these parcels is a condition of a previous metes and bounds approval. <br /> The Preliminary Plat does not include the impervious coverage calculation. Applicant <br /> will provide an updated drawing; the proposed site plan provided indicates 49.9% <br /> impervious. <br /> Preliminary Plat and Final Plat are being heard together tonight; the platting process is a <br /> formality. There currently are private roadways on the north and the south. The <br /> Developer Agreement states that the City will determine whether these roads remain <br /> private or not; the City Council would like a recommendation from the Planning <br /> Commission. Staff believes they should remain private, alleviating extra maintenance <br /> costs on the City's behalf. Applicant has not requested the City to take over the <br /> roadways. <br /> Mr. Adams stated that the roadway to the north, as you get to the curvy part before the <br /> public street, drivers have cut across creating dirt driving lanes; this has also happened <br /> cutting the corner to Olson Street. He suggested SuperValu creating some type of <br /> barricade; it is a safety issue. <br /> PUBLIC COMMENT: None. <br /> Mr. Burslie stated that the conditions of Preliminary Plat have to be met prior to Final <br /> Plat. Mr. Connor stated if Final Plat isn't approved in December, applicants would <br /> probably wait until later next year to complete for tax reasons. <br /> A motion was made by J. J. Levenske, seconded by Tom Adams, that the roadway to the <br /> north and to the south shall remain private. All members voted"aye". Motion carried. <br /> It was the consensus of the Planning Commission that the dirt driving areas are not <br /> considered impervious. <br /> It was also the consensus of the Planning Commission that the application meets the <br /> requirements; the only issue is the impervious coverage which will need to be under 50%. <br /> If it is not under 50%, a Variance would be the next step with a stormwater plan. <br /> A motion was made by J. J. Levenske, seconded by Scott Snyder,to approve the <br /> Preliminary Plat of SuperValu Addition to Pequot Lakes, as submitted, based on the <br /> following Findings of Fact: <br /> 1. The subject property is properly zoned Commercial. <br /> 2. The lot width of the proposed parcel exceeds the minimum standard of 50 feet. <br /> Minutes 2 <br /> Pequot Lakes Planning Commission <br /> November 15, 2012 <br />