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MONTICELLO INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
Tuesday, March 7, 2006 - 7:00 a.m.
Academy Room -Monticello Community Center
MEMBERS: Chair Paul Kleinwachter, Vice Chair Mike Benedetto, Mary Barger, Bill Tapper, Dick
Van Allen, Don Roberts, Dan Olson, Barb Schwientek, Lynne Dahl-Fleming, Don
Tomann, Tom Feaski, Kelli Huxford, Jim Johnson, Zona Gutzwiller, and Michele Hertwig.
STAFF: Rick Wolfsteller, Jeff O'Neill, John Simola, and Ollie Koropchak.
COUNCIL LIAISON: Mayor Clint Herbst and Council Member Wayne Mayer.
IDC MISSION STATEMENT: To maintain and increase the industrial tax base and to
create jobs in the City of Monticello, Minnesota.
7:00 a.m. 1. Call to Order. (Please read the minutes and information prior to the meeting.
7:02 2. Vote to approve the February 7, 2006 IDC minutes.
7:05 3. M.
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E.
~yor's City Update:
Proposed I-94 and County Road 18 Interchange Project.
1. Status of AVR litigation/negotiations.
RFP for hiring consultant to update Comprehensive Plan.
Status of YMCA property.
Fiber Option Task Force (Mayer).
Question/answer period.
7:l 5 4. Results of the Mission Statement and Goal/Tasks Survey.
A. Present and discuss suggested organizational structure for
implementation of IDC goals as prepared by the IDC Vice Chair.
7:30 5. Follow-up Items.
A. Electrical outage call-in campaign letter to industrial businesses.
B. Bondhus Tour
7:40 6. Reports:
C. Economic Development Report -written report by Koropchak.
D. Marketing Committee -Lynn Dahl-Fleming.
7:50 7. Review the draft copy of the March 7, 2006 Planning Commission Agenda for
industrial related items. Discuss and vote on an IDC position or action if
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MONTICELLO INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
• Tuesday, February 7, 2006 - 7:00 a.m.
Academy Room -Monticello Community Center
MEMBERS PRESENT: Chair Paul Kleinwachter, Dan Olson, Mary Barger, Bill Tapper, Dick
Van Allen, Don Roberts, Mike Benedetto, Lynne Dahl-Fleming, Tom
Feaski, Jim Johnson, Zona Gutzwiller, and Michele Hertwig.
MEMBERS ABSENT: Barb Schwientek, Don Tomann, and Kelli Huxford.
STAFF PRESENT: Ollie Koropchak.
COUNCIL LIAISON PRESENT: Mayor Clint Herbst and Council Member Wayne Mayer.
GUEST: Darrin Lahr, Xcel Energy.
IDC MISSION STATEMENT: To maintain and increase the industrial tax base and to
create jobs in the City of Monticello, Minnesota.
Call to Order. (Please read the minutes and information prior to the meeting.)
Chair Kleinwachter called the IDC meeting to order at 7:00 a.m. declaring a quorum.
Welcome new members and introductions. Chair Kleinwachter welcomed new members Jim
Johnson and Zona Gutzwiller. Each IDC member introduced his or her self.
Recognize out-~oina Chair. Chair Kleinwachter then thanked Dan Olson for serving as 2005
Chair of the IDC.
2. Vote to approve the January 3, 2006 IDC minutes.
BILL TAPPER MADE A MOTION TO APPROVE THE JANUARY 3, 2006 IDC
MINUTES. MARY BARGER SECONDED THE MOTION AND WITH NO
CORRECTIONS OR ADDITIONS, THE MINUTES WERE APPROVED AS WRITTEN.
Electrical monitoring report by Darrin Lahr, Xcel Energy
Due to the concern of the number of electrical outages or surges reported by some of the
Monticello industries; Darrin Lahr, Community Relations Manager, was invited to the IDC
meeting. Lahr distributed ahand-out and explained how typical voltage is transmitted from the
power plant via a substation to a business. He noted the area west of the Monticello-Big Lake
Hospital was served by the Linn Street substation and the Hospital and east, as well as, south of
I-94 is served by the Lake Pulaski substation. Xcel's record of outages for 2005 include 4
outages and 18 momentary outages. Generally speaking, the momentary outages or surges are
the result of friendly birds striking the power line causing the reclosure to momentary trip.
Currently, Xcel is installing diverters in areas determined by fault indicators and bird strikes. As a
point of information, Lahr noted that the Linn Street and Lake Pulaski substations are at capacity
and plans are underway to build a new substation in the Monticello Business Center. The new $7
million invested is proposed to be on line in 2009. Lahr informed people not to call Deb Coffield
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or other local power plant numbers, but to call the lights out number of 1-800-895-1999. This is
an automated phone number. Council member Mayer asked if the on-line substation date could
be moved forward. Lahr was unable to answer that question. After the departure of Lahr, the
IDC discussed a plan of action. BILL TAPPER MADE A MOTION TO IMPLEMENT A
CALL-IN CAMPAIGN ADVISING INDUSTRIAL BUSINESSES OF THE CORRECT,
AUTOMATED PHONE NUMBER FOR REPORTING LIGHTS OUT AND MOMENTARY
OUTAGES. MARY BARGER SECONDED THE MOTION AND WITH NO FURTHER
DISCUSSION, THE MOTION CARRIED. A letter to be drafted and mailed to the Monticello
industries. Hertwig said the Chamber could also promote the correct telephone number for
reporting outages.
4. Mayor's City Update:
A. Proposed I-94 and County Road 18 Interchange Project.
Mayor Herbst reported the beams were set last week and the project appears to be on
schedule.
1. Status of AVR litigation/negotiations.
The AVR litigation/negotiations are on-going. City Attorney prepared letter noting that
the December concept plans submitted to the city had no revisions and were the same as
those submitted in October.
B. Status of Heritage and Popular Hills developments.
Heritage development is on-going O'Neill to push for YMCA property and discussion
have taken place with city engineer consultant to look at realigning School Blvd through
the YMCA property to Heritage and not through the Monticello Business Center to
Chelsea Road. Koropchak asked, if that meant the proposed realignment of Chelsea
Road along Otter Creek was no longer in the plans? The Popular Hills development is
on-going with elimination of town homes. Lastly, Herbst reported that Charlie Pfeffer
who represents Shawn Weinerd, the owner of some property behind the west trailer park,
has also reduced and shifted some town homes to single family homes.
C. Fiber Option Task Force (MayerZ
Dahl-Fleming reported a web site (www.monticellofiber.com) was set up for question/
answer to the request for proposal (RFP). The RFP is out and due back by mid-March.
D. Council direction on Comprehensive Plan Update (IDC letter attached.)
Mayor Herbst reported the Council approved NAC to submit a proposal and at the
following Council meeting, the council members moved forward to go out for bids (RFP).
Chair Kleinwachter noted the importance of the IDC to give input into the comp plan
update. Herbst said the process includes public hearings. Herbst noted the RFP decision
will not be based on money alone but the substance of the product.
5. Follow-up from annual meeting.
A. Election of 2006 IDC Vice Chair.
Chair Kleinwachter presented the name of Mike Benedetto for 2006 IDC Vice Chair, this the
recommendation of the subcommittee. TOM FEASKI MADE A MOTION TO APPROVE
THE RECOMMENDATION OF MIKE BENEDETTO AS IDC VICE CHAIR FOR 2006.
BILL TAPPER SECONDED THE MOTION AND WITH NO OTHER NOMINATIONS OR
DISCUSSION, THE MOTION CARRIED.
B. Tabulate top-ranked proposed 2006 IDC Mission Statement for discussion and approval.
Members submitted their completed survey. Schwientek and Tomann returned the form of last
• month. Tapper and Huxford's surveys were not returned.
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C. Tabulate the top three 2006 goals as ranked by each members for discussion.
The mission statement and goals will be tabulated for the Chair and Vice Chair to review and
recommend a plan of action at the March meeting.
6. Reports:
A. Economic Development Report
Koropchak reported that since the written report was prepared, John Lai, president of Viper
Powersports, Inc., had informed her that the company was unable to secure financing for
purchase of the Clow Stamping building and now plans to lease a 42,000 sq. ft. available building
in Big Lake. Koropchak noted she asked about the potential to lease the Clow building.
However, with the estimated improvement costs to the Clow building and their timing for a March
move-in date, this did not fit. Although the company has been in existence since November 2002,
their previous function was engineer and design work with the manufacturing farmed-out. This is
the first attempt for this publicly-owned company to actually manufacture their product.
Koropchak noted she spoke with the lease-hold company who plans to provide the necessary
machinery and equipment.
Dahl-Fleming reported the Marketing Committee met on Monday. The committee agreed the
marketing goal was to create "exposure" of the Monticello Business Park which is somewhat
difficult to measure. Recognizing a remaining fund balance of about $5,000, the committee
decided to design a visual brochure for direct mailing ($500 for 200 copies), to design and erect a
sign at the easterly entrance to the park along Chelsea Road (estimated $1,500 by Randy),
continue the classified ad in the Star Tribune through spring, and place an ad in the Wright County
Economic Development Partnership Directory ($300). Of the previous $30,000 budget, Xcel
contributed a matching grant of $15,000. At the next meeting, the committee will focus on future
marketing and funding efforts, as request for 2007 city budget starts in July.
Mayor Herbst suggested the potential use of one of four billboards along westerly bound I-94
located on the Country Club Manor property owned by the city. It was also noted that the old
buses located at the corner of Chelsea Road and 90`'' have not been removed.
Review the draft copy of the February 7, 2006 Planning Commission Agenda for industrial related
items. Discuss and vote on an IDC position or action if necessary
The amendment to the Monticello Zoning Ordinance regulating open and outdoor storage in I-1, I-
l A, and 1-2 areas is on the Planning Commission agenda for February. Tapper reported he
attended the January Planning Commission meeting and requested the item be tabled because a
copy of the proposed ordinance was not mailed to the committee as originally promised. After
receiving a copy and upon correction oftypo-graphic errors, everyone appears happy even
though the ordinance is somewhat looser than the committee proposed. Tapper plans to attend
the Planning Commission this evening. Mayor Herbst reported on his meeting with Pfeffer and
Weinerd. They were OK with the out-door storage for the I-2; however, they focused on the I-
1 A as it relates to the need for berming (questioning if this is the highest and best use of land)
and the need for a variance request for the ability to park truck trailers. The City of Rogers has a
designated area for parking trailers. Charlie plans to be at the Planning Commission meeting.
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8. Other Business.
A. Chamber Updates. Chamber Chair Hertwig reported the Monticello Showcase was held
• at the High School on Saturday with 60-plus businesses participating. This was down
from previous years; perhaps, because Becker also hosted a showcase the same day. A
four-page survey was mailed to Chamber members for input and a new Chamber
directory has been printed for distribution.
B. Next IDC meeting -Tuesday, March 7, 2006.
C. IDC Tour of Bondhus Corporation. Koropchak informed members that at the Chamber
Industrial Luncheon she had mentioned to the Mike Blackston, Bondhus Corporation, and
Ray Schmidt, Tire Service Equipment Mfg. Company, about the potential of the IDC
touring their respective facilities. Both cordially accepted. Two options were presented
by Bondhus: Friday, February 10 or Friday, February 17, 7:30 a.m. The IDC agreed to
Friday, February l 7 at 7:30 a.m. Koropchak to email members a reminder.
Adjournment.
LYNNE DAHL-FLEMING MADE A MOTION TO ADJOURN THE IDC MEETING.
SECONDED BY BILL TAPPER AND WITH NO FURTHER BUSINESS, THE MEETING
ADJOURNED AT 8:25 A.M.
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IDC Mission Statement
• Survey Results -February 27, 2006
To increase the industrial tax base, to create jobs at liveable wage-levels, and to maintain a
favorable and desirable industrial environment in the City of Monticello. 5 votes
2. To maintain and increase the industrial tax base; to create a favorable and desirable industrial
environment and its related "liveable wage" jobs. 4
To maintain and create a favorable or desirable industrial environment within the community.
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4. To maintain and increase the industrial tax base and to create jobs in the City of Monticello,
Minnesota. 2
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2006 IDC Goals and Tasks
GOALS:
1. Provide support for recruitment efforts of additional industrial businesses to locate in Monticello
(recruitment of industry). 31 points
TASK:
1. Request Marketing Committee provide an annual report to evaluate the effectiveness of the
marketing efforts for the Monticello Business Center. 24
2. Monitor need for additional purchase of land currently under Contract for Deed in the
Monticello Business Center and the need to authorize feasibility study for construction of
Phase II infrastructure. 29
3. Continue participation in the industrial business prospect tours. 30
4. Recognize new industrial businesses via an open house when appropriate. 46
2. Continue business retention and expansion (BRE) programs for the industrial business sector
(retention). 35
TASK:
1. Encourage and provide process for mayor and council members to acknowledge industrial
businesses. 34
2. Develop "yes/no or check box" survey to communicate between local industries and
city/council regarding specific operational issues such as transportation traffic, fiber optics,
skilled work force, utility (electrical/telephone) reliability, etc. 35
3. BRE visit by IDC member(s) and Economic Development Director to individual
manufacturers. 3 6
3. Coordinate with the Chamber of Commerce the annual Industrial Luncheon, recognize an
industrial business, and develop criteria for recognition. 36
4. Encourage local newspaper to feature an industrial section or individual business articles. 51
5. Schedule tours of local manufacturers (outside normal IDC meetings.) 57
3. Provide a continuous stream of available industrial land with infrastructure potential (land). 36
TASK:
1. Research sites for future industrial development (through comprehensive plan/orderly
annexation.) 25
1. Develop funding source(s) for future land purchase and encourage the HRA and Council to
establish annual matching fund account. 25
2. Discuss trends of future industrial parks. 27
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4. Research transportation and traffic issues (transportation). 45
• FOCUS:
1. I-94 to six lanes. 22
1. I-94/Orchard Road Interchange. 22
2. Intra-city traffic circulation including round-abouts. 23
3. Trunk Highway 25 upgrade to four-lanes between Monticello and Buffalo. 31
4. Light rail and/or expansion of commuter bus system from Rogers to Monticello. 37
TASK:
1. Invite WSB Traffic Engineer or someone other for purpose to gather information on current
and proposed transportation projects. 26
1. Form partnerships with Wright County, Mayor/council to lobby for joint transportation
goals. 26
2. Develop lobbying network amongst IDC members, local industries, and legislators. 36
3. Research lobbying effort with local chamber(s). 42
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ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF
• 2006 IDC GOALS
Now that our goal setting is complete we would like the IDC members to serve as liaisons in each of
our four main goal areas. These are not in-depth commitments but merely to serve (gather knowledge
and resources and be a voice) and assist wherever possible in these areas of importance.
Goals
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1. Provide support for recruitment efforts of additional
industrial businesses to locate in Monticello.
2. Continue business retention and expansion programs
for the industrial business sector.
3. Provide a continuous stream of available industrial land
with infrastructure potential.
4. Research transportation and traffic issues.
Committee members
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February 8, 2006
ARE YOU CONCERNED ABOUT ELECTRICAL OUTAGES?
Please read the following.
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Dear Monticello Business:
Electrical outage is a concern recently raised by some of the Monticello manufacturing businesses and
brought to the attention of the Monticello Industrial Development Committee (IDC). The IDC recognizes
consistent, reliable power is vital for the successful operation of a business; therefore, the IDC invited an
Xcel Energy representative to their February meeting. Within the Xcel presentation, it was pointed out
that four (4) outages and eighteen (18) momentary outages or surges were reported in 2005. Xcel
believes the increase in momentary outages or surges is the result of birds such as geese, swans, and
turkeys striking power lines in the area of the Lake Pulaski substation located to the south of Monticello
near Buffalo. Xcel has and continues to install bird diverters in hopes of resolving the problem.
However, there appears to be an inconsistency between the number of outages reported and the number
of concerns raised by industrial businesses. Furthermore, the IDC is aware this is not only a concern of
the Monticello industries but of other businesses including the hospital and school districts. So, what can
we do? First, it is important as a group that each business knows the correct phone number (1-800-895-
1999) to report outages. This is an automated phone number. Secondly, it is important that each business
consistently report each outage including MOMENTARY OUTAGES OR SURGES. This will enable
Xcel to monitor the true impact. Lastly, as a business leader, please inform and provide your designated
individual or plant manager with this information and attachment. As a group, we can be more effective.
The representative also noted that Xcel has plans underway to build a new substation near the Monticello
Business Center. The new substation is proposed to be on-line in 2009 at an estimated cost of
approximately $7 million.
The IDC "thanks" you for bringing your concern forward and they will request Xcel Energy to provide
continued monitoring data and follow-up. Should you have questions or want to further discuss this
information, please do not hesitate to call me at 763-271-3208.
With warm regards,
MONTICELLO INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
Ollie Koropchak
Economic Development Director
c: Darrin Lahr, Community Relations Manager, Xcel Energy
Monticello Mayor and Council Members
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6. Consideration of Economic Development Report.
a) Rocky Mtn Group, Inc. - A~tta~ ed is a copy of the letter mailed to Mr. Dahlheimer. It is my
understanding, the business relocated to the new facility along Chelsea Road over the weekend
of February 18 and 19t~'. At this point, I have not heard or received payment of the
administrative costs shortfall.
b) Master's Fifth Avenue, Inc. - ed is a copy of the $20,000 check to Master's Fifth
Avenue for reimbursement of costs associated with the removal and redevelopment of the
Koppy garage.
c) Electrical lights-out and surges -Attached is letter mailed to Monticello industries, school
and hospital district.
d) Fiber Optics -Attached is a copy of an article which appeared by the Star Tribune on
February 20. John from UMC serves on the city's fiber optic committee and Milda serves as
consultant. According to Cathy, sixteen RFPs were received and the review committee is
currently setting up their time schedule for review and selection. A recommendation is planned
to be forward to Council either late March or early April.
e) AVR -Negotiation and litigation continues. A closed Council meeting is scheduled for
February 27.
f) March 31 -Rick Wolfsteller, Cathy Shuman, Liz Diaz and Mark Ruff of Ehlers, and myself
are scheduled to meet March 31 to follow-up on the recommendations by Ehlers within the TIF
Management Review and Analysis.
g) The HRA annual meeting is April 5 which means election of officers, 2005 TIF Report, and
it was my recommendation to Ehlers that we start the process for modifying the TIF Plans of
TIF Nos. 1-2 and 1-20 in order to complete the modification by late June, early July.
h) Mixed-Use Development -Jeff O'Neill and I will attend a morning seminar on mixed-use
development on March 1 at the invitation of Steve Mosberg. I'll pay my way to keep out of
trouble.
i) Comprehensive Plan update -The RFPs for hiring a consultant to update the Comprehensive
Plan is out and Jeff O'Neill held aquestion/answer meeting with interested firms on February
21. The RFPs are due March 9 with the selection date targeted for late March early April.
j) Marketing Committee -The committee met on February 7 -recommendations were to
continue the classified ad in the Star Tribune through spring, design and install a large sign at
entrance point of Chelsea Road and 90t" Street marketing the business center (working with
Randy), design athree-fold brochure for mailing, and design one-half page ad for Directory of
the Wright County Economic Development Partnership. The city is entitled to two pages of
information at no cost. The directory dead-line is March 1 so Lynn and I are working on the
ad first, along with the HRA brochure. The Star ad continues to run.
k) Vacation -I'll be out of the office starting March 13 and back March 29.
1) Leads - It appears the larger user represented by United Properties continues to look at
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• Monticello and other communities. They have asked for assessments fora 20-acre parcel. This
a national freight company.
- 125,000-150,000 sq ft for German company - 2/17 Agent met with company and gave
information, expects to hear in two weeks.
- 400,000 sq ft office/warehouse - 2/17 Keep leaving messages with agent, no return calls.
- 150,000-200,000 sq ft distribution. Company decided to continue leasing at current location.
- 10,000 sq ft steel building to park large equipment outside. Doesn't fit covenants. Wright
County Partnership.
- 10,000 sq ft user from Albertville. Mailed proposal February 10, out of town until February
17. Looking at 2006 project. Plan to meet week of February 27t" or March 6`"
- 50,000 sq ft manufacturing company. E-mailed preliminary application 2/27. 2006 project.
United Properties. Could be real.
- 20,000 sq ft food production company -Assuming Council approves the abandonment of the
re-aligned Chelsea Road on February 27 and the Preliminary Development Agreement and
deposit is received, the HRA March 1 agenda includes consideration to authorize preparation
of the plat and authorize the TIF process.
- Looking for the Blue Chip Development to proceed this spring with the EDA considering a
loan with one of the proposed tenants.
m) Transformation Home Loan Program -The HRA extended this loan program for another
• year and amended the criteria to encourage use of program. Revised brochure will be mailed
to about 250 single-family, owner-occupied homes with market values of $175,000 or less
located in the core area.
n) For HRA -Chamber request -Susie asked if the city would be interested in splitting the cost
for some updated demographic information. Estimated cost $1,000. See attached. Or this is
for the Marketing Committee or the Council?
o) Hospital Strategic Planning session -Rick and I attended a four and one-half hour planning
session for the Monticello-Big Lake Hospital on February 22. It was well attended with about
60 elected officers, health care professionals, and community leaders. We looked at retail
patterns of Monticello shoppers today and in 2020, as retail shoppers and primary care patient
trends are compatible. Combining this with health care changes of the future;
recommendations were made in the area of hospital care, nursing home care, and physicians
care. It was led by Dr. Jim Rice.
p) Note of thanks from Mark Ruff for participation in panel discussion at the Ehlers Conference
the early part of February.
q) As part of the BRE program, the IDC toured Bondhus Corporation on February 17. A
photo-booklet and thank you note from mailed.
r) Development Series sponsored by the Wright County Economic Development Partnership -
March 8 at Silver Springs Golf Course, 11:30 a.m - 1:30 p.m., Transportation Improvements
& Highway Development Plans for Wright County. $25. April 12 Series "Industrial Park
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Development in Minnesota and 2006 Northwest Corridor Market Overview.
s) Sunny Fresh Foods, Inc. -Congratulations on receiving the Malcolm Balridge Award of
Excellence for a second time. Mayor Herbst and myself were among guests February 7 when
Governor Pawlenty recognized the company. Hats-off to the Sunny Fresh Team.
t) City Spring Newsletter - B & B Metal Stamping and EDMA are the two industries to be
featured.
u) REMEMBER the importance of confidentiality. Whether items relating to business retention
or expansion or new development are discussed, the trust factor developed between a business
and city is crucial.
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Transportation Improvements & Highway Development Plans
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Topics: Transportation improvements<&
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AGENDA
MONTICELLO PLANNING COMMISSION
~-~~ a~~Y, MARCH 8th, 2006
6:00 PM
Commissioners: Rod Dragsten, Lloyd Hilgart, William Spartz, and Sandy Suchy
Council Liaison: Glen Posusta
Staff: Jeff O'Neill, Angela Schumann and Steve Grittman - NAC
Call to order.
2. Approval of the minutes of the regular Planning Commission meeting of Tuesday,
February 7th, 2006.
3. Consideration of adding items to the agenda.
4. Citizen comments.
5. Continue Public Hearing -Consideration of a request for variance to the sideyard setback
relating to the extension of a driveway in an R-1 (Single-Family Residential) District.
Applicant: Michael Moree
• 6. Consideration of a request for amendment to the Monticello Subdivision Ordinance,
Section 11-6-1(A), regulating park dedication requirements.
Applicant: City of Monticello
7. Consideration to review the recommended conditions for front yard storage in I-2 areas
within the proposed amendment to the Open and Outdoor Storage ordinance.
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