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STAFF REPORT <br /> L <br /> Application: Rezoning from Wooded Residential to Transition Residential <br /> Parcel #s 29027:t4o2A00009,2901132ooAADoo9,2901132OOCoo889, <br /> 2901132ooD00009—Chris Greer <br /> Applicant: City of Pequot Lakes <br /> Background Information: The properties are located north of downtown on County Road <br /> 112 and vary in size from 19.4 acres to one acre. The properties were shown on the original <br /> zoning map as Agricultural. Prior to the merger of Pequot Lakes and Sibley Township, these <br /> properties were annexed to the City and given a zoning of Wooded Residential. The proposed <br /> zoning for the properties are Transition Residential. The owner has indicated to staff that he <br /> would like to have the property zoned Urban Residential. <br /> Will <br /> Y. <br /> TRANSITION r ••" "'' <br /> ,ESID ENT IAL•a�� <br /> 1 <br /> A G E tt <br /> ANSITION RESIDENTIAL COMMER <br /> bo <br /> Applicable Statutes: Section 5.1,Subdivision 7 outlines the criteria that should be considered <br /> when amending the official zoning map or establishing a zoning classification: <br /> A. Preservation of natural sensitive areas. <br /> B. Present ownership and development. <br /> C. Shoreland soil types and their engineering capabilities. <br /> D. Topographic characteristics. <br /> E. Vegetative cover. <br /> F. In-water physical characteristics. <br /> G. Recreational use of surface water. <br /> H. Road and service center accessibility. <br /> I. Socio economic development needs of the public. <br /> J. Availability of public sewer and water utilities. <br /> K. The necessity to reserve and restore certain areas having significant historical or <br /> City of Pequot Lakes staff Report 3-1 <br /> October 20,2005 <br />
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