03-17-2005 Planning Commission Minutes

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10. The applicant shall apply for a stormwater NPDES permit. The City will be copied with this application. 11. The applicant shall be allowed 40 moorings. No more than 20 moorings shall be eligible for a shore station or other type of covering or canopy. 12. The road in the bluff and shoreline setback shall be removed and re-vegetated. An 8-foot wide walking trail may replace the road;however, all automobile traffic shall be banned. The walking trail shall be constructed with pervious materials. 13. All buildings scheduled for removal shall be removed within 36 months of this approval. There shall never be more than 22 units in the first tier. 14. The applicant shall be responsible for all expenses that the City incurs in administering these provisions. The applicant will be billed for the charges of the City Attorney, City Engineer, City Planner and any other staff member or special consultant whose expertise is needed to administer these provisions. Invoices shall be paid within 30 days of receipt. Charges may be disputed by appealing in writing to the City Council within 20 days of receipt. 15. The existing Conditional Use Permit is null and void. 16. Boat lifts and canopies shall be of dark earth tone colors, such as dark green. 17. The beach shall remain in its existing location and the beach and picnic area shown on the site plan shall remain natural. 18. As part of the final plat application, common space shall be rezoned to allow for resort operation but to limit future subdivision of the common space. Roll Call Vote: B. Habein: Aye;D. Williams: Nay;T. Adams: Aye;M. Hallan: Aye; J. Derksen: Nay. Motion carried. APPLICANT: Wilderness Point Resort, LLC. Applicant requests a Preliminary Plat for a planned unit development in the Waterfront Commercial zone. Mr. Marohn explained the Staff Report. This property is still being developed as a Common Interest Community and the documents previously submitted have not changed. Road standards were discussed. Applicant will provide road design. The parcel rezoned from Residential to Waterfront Commercial at the February meeting is now a separate parcel,but will be consolidated. The third sentence of finding of fact#7 should be removed. Mr. Miller stated that the ground and the structure would be sold. A motion was made by Mark Hallan, seconded by Tom Adams,to recommend approval of the Preliminary Plat, based on the following findings of fact, as modified: 1. The property is zoned waterfront commercial. 2. The plat creates 45 commercial units plus the one remnant lot. 3. As a PUD, lot size dimensions are not factored in. Instead, overall density and density by tier is considered. This proposal meets the required density, which was considered under the PUD application. Planning Commission 8 March 17, 2005