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6. The property is suitable in its natural state for the intended purpose and this lot <br />`- split would not be harmful to the health, safety, or welfare of future residents or of <br />the community. <br />7. The applicant is not proposing any provisions for water-based recreation. <br />8. The proposed lot layout meets the requirements of the ordinance. <br />9. The proposed side lot lines are at right angles to the existing road line and the <br />property line of the adjacent property. <br />10. The property contains more than 33-feet of frontage on public right-of-way. <br />11. The subject property, with conditions, meets the requirements of the code for <br />stromwater management. <br />i2. There are no public streets proposed within the development. <br />Subject to the following Conditions: <br />l. A legal document shall be prepared and filed at the County granting access to the <br />newly created property from the adjacent property's private driveway. <br />2. A professional stormwater management plan showing containment of the 5-year, <br />24-hour storm event on the parcel shall be submitted to the City and implemented. <br />All members voted "aye". Motion carried. <br />OLD BUSINESS: None. <br />� <br />APPROVAL OF MINUTES: <br />A motion was made by Scott Snyder, seconded by Deb Brown, to approve the October <br />18, 2012 Minutes as read. All members voted "aye". Motion carried. <br />ZONING ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT: <br />Bitmer noted tonight would be the last meeting for Bill Habein and Tom Adams as each <br />had fulfilled their 3-term limit. The Planning Commission thanked them for their many <br />years of public service. <br />Bittner pointed out the ten permits issued and the four letters sent. The permit <br />applications through October, 2012 are 61, compared with 52 for 2011. The <br />correspondence from the October meeting was included for review. <br />Mr. Adams inquired how many permits had been over-the-counter and how many came <br />to the Planning Commission. Bittner will include those numbers at the end of the year. <br />Mr. Adams also encouraged the Planning Commission to send the Comprehensive Plan <br />back to the City Council. <br />Mayor Adams asked the Planning Commission to look at Breezy Point's ardinance as it <br />� pertains to chickens. She had been told that they allow chickens in residential areas. <br />Minutes <br />Pequot Lakes Planning Commission <br />November 15, 2012 <br />3 <br />