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4. The rezoning to Shoreline Commercial is consistent with the City's <br /> Comprehensive Plan, which contains the goal of maintaining private resorts and <br /> facilities for public recreational use(p. 65). <br /> 5. The property does not meet the minimum lot size of 5 acres for the Rural <br /> Residential zone, being just under one acre in size. <br /> 6. The property was recently purchased by the adjacent Wilderness Point Resort, <br /> with the intent of combining the property with the resort. <br /> 7. The property, on its own, does not meet the minimum buildable lot size of 2.5 <br /> acres for the Shoreline Commercial district, but combined with the surrounding <br /> resort properties to which it is planned to join, the re ort parcel as a whole <br /> exceeds this lot size requirement. <br /> 8. The property, on its own, <br /> does not meet the tmmum shoreline width <br /> requirements, but in combination with the existi arcel the resort as a <br /> whole far exceeds the minimum shoreline width 300 fey <br /> 9. Rezoning this property to Shoreline Co 1 ould n -stitute a down- <br /> zoning as this property was zoned oral Residential ���the previous <br /> Ordinance. <br /> A °" <br /> ` <br /> H j , <br /> All members voted"aye". Motion carried. <br /> Staff was directed to research file to s ctures were"tQ have full basements. The <br /> buildings do look nice. <br /> \ \ :... <br /> .c\ <br /> 11011,11111111 L, <br /> I <br /> APPLICANT: City o � Lakes <br /> , " <br /> Applicant requests rezon \ ; m Public :.Shoreline Residential. City of Pequot <br /> Lakes, property o 6 Parce, \ o.: 291100Q9A0009 and 2911000000110009. <br /> Mr. Marohn ' ed the Re <br /> y,,., _ �' <br /> seconded b Tom Adams, o recommend <br /> A 2911� was made by bean t � � y t <br /> rei�&these parcels to- reatio ased on the following Findings of Fact: <br /> 1. The mng to shoreline Residential is not consistent with the City's <br /> Compre ve PI 'or Future Land Use Map, which designates this property as a <br /> Open Space% states that Shoreline Residential areas have a pattern of <br /> development is residential in character adjacent to shoreline. These properties <br /> are not developed residentially,but rather are intended for recreation uses. <br /> 2. The rezoning to Recreation is consistent with the City's Comprehensive Plan, <br /> which states that areas of existing and potential parks, trails, public access points, <br /> and natural areas of varying size and function should be future Recreational areas. <br /> 3. The rezoning to Recreation is not consistent with the City's Future Land Use <br /> Map, which designates these properties as Open Space. The boundary lines of <br /> these properties include large areas covered by Sibley Lake. <br /> Planning Commission Minutes 10 <br /> December 14,2006 <br />