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HomeMy WebLinkAbout09/14/67 CITY OF HRSTINGS OFFICE OF THE CLEm: HASTINGS, MINNESOTA ¡¡UrnES OF SPECI;1 PL,PIiIHG ccr nSSIC¡¡ CO'::ITTE:E YE:ETING XC Cll'Y H,U, or! S'::PT. 14, 1967 Subject: Dlscussion of Proposed Imperial Estates Plat. Present: Yr. Schui"!acher, Jtr. Johnson, !fr. 0' Connell, Mr. Soleim, ;,ir. Fluegel, hr. Davison, Fr. Petersen. Below is a surümary of the poiYlts discussed and decided upon: 1- That two access roads to the eastern end of the plat along H1ehway ,,<: ,,!as not a necessity at pr,,:;ent since they would be approximately 500 ft. apart. Ho111ever, t~e ¡cre:ô,mt acce~s road to the plat from High;¡ay ,,'\ should be rout~:d so that it Iiould connect '<lith the northern portion of Fa!'ri' street. The possibility of allo.'!ing a 33-ft. easement for the balaYlce of the southern section of Farm Street to Highway 'Í'Í so that portion of ",'arm street could be opened in the future was discussed but not decided upo:-:.. . 2- Since it would be somewhat difficult to open up the vacated portion of 4th street from State Street to Farm Street, it. was agreed that Er. Schumacher vIas to make arrange'~ents \'lith the miners of the land north of his pJ-at to obtain the lRnd ne;cessary to continue Farm Street to 3rd Street and use this route as an access road to his-plat. This arrange- ~ent Vlould tend to eliminate the conditions we now have on west l<:th Street. 3- The land necessary to m~ke Farm Street an open street would come out of ~r. ScruJl2lacher's present land so that condemnation proceedings to open jJrezently vacated land v¡ould not be necessary. 4- The route that the sanitary trunk sewer would have to take from Forrest Street and High\'JaY o;c: to '.<r. Schumacher's plat was discussed. Also, t'~e storrr. seHer. systeL' for this area Has discussed. The discuss- ion of the storm seHer SysteE brought up the possibility of initiating the previously proposed plan of using the present gravel pits as a pond- ing area. The ,Thole discussion emphasized the need for a detailed eng- ineering study of the best route for the sanitary sel'ler and a recomEen- ded syste:n for handling ,the surface ',¡ater drainage from the whole north- west portion of the City limits. ----------,- .-.~.c 2 EnDTES CF SPECIAL PLANNING cal'FISSION CO!':HTTBE MEETING AT CITY HALL ON SEPT. 14, 1967 4- contd. In order to initiate this engineering study, ~'r. Schumacher- .<lith the help of the City Clerk and the City F;ngineer- would process a petition for this and present it to the City Council for consideration. "'- Y;r. Harry S. Johnson will "'",vise the plat according to the above sugGestions end present it to the Flanning CoIT@ission for its consider- ation some time in the early part of Octobe~ \ " '" <' K\ ~ , ï: 'J ----,.----' ----.------- - - -.-.------ MEMORANDUM REGARDING MEETING WITH LEO SCHUMACHER AND SCHUMACHER PIAT September 14, 1967 The meeting - attended by Leo Schumacher, Millett V. O'Connell, John Davidson, Harry S. Johnson, Skip Soleim, Walter Peterson and Donald Fluegel was held at the City Hall at 5:00 P.M. on September 14th with reference to the Imperia 1 Estates Plat. Discussed were such items as street layout, interceptor sewer and sto"", sewer service. The first item discussed was the street layout. Rather than attempting to gain access to the Embertson - Denn property, or opening up 7th Street where presently vacated, Mr. Schumacher now proposes to use the street coming in on the West side of the Embertson property to serve as the main access, the street after entering the plat to swing West and then run parallel to the Easterly edge of the plat and leave the plat in the North boundary of the plat near the Northeast corner. There did not seem to be any basic objection to this general plan as proposed to opening 7th Street and Farm Street. The next discussion centered around the Interceptor Sewer necessary to serve as the plat. Engineer Davidson noted that the present terminous of the Interceptor Sewer would be at or near a low point at 7th and State Streets. A discussion ensued regarding bringing the sewer to the Impreial Estates plat. The question arose of whether it would be provided for on a front foot petit,ion or on an area petition. The question was also raised with reference to storm drain- age systems. The question was posed whether the area could be serviced without construction of a holding basin in the present sand pits sites. It was generally felt that if the san d pit area is going to have to be acquired at some time for this holding basin purpose, that this would be a desirable time. It was the feeling of the group that the area benefited by the holding basin would be the Schumacher - Conzemius - Docksteder area all of which is presently undeveloped. Hence any pe- tition involving this would indicate the assessment against ami only these pro- perties.