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PL 02/09/1967 - 7226^ f � �, L � A G E N D A PT�ANNING C�IISSION M88TING L1� ��L y��`� �a' , �� FEBRUAItY 9, 1967 RdLL CALLs APYRUVE AlINU'Y'SS OF PLANNING C�IISSION 1��ETING - 3ANUARY 26, 1967: Peges 1-1 l �� 1 i// � r� r�/� �� ■ I ADOPTYON OF TI� AGEN1aA; 1. CONTINUED REZOIJING UEST: 20A �67-02 CNET I�RRZNGBR: l,uti- Parts of Lots 9 thru 12, Auditorea Subdivision 155 - � rezane fsam B•1 (singla familq dweliing) to C-2-S (gensrai shapping are�e) Pages 12-�5 c��,� �� °�`�• �� 2. PUBLIC_i�ARINGs_ REZOTIING RHQ_UBST, ZOA_�67-01, PRANR BURAK,� 9, Block 5, � PegeF 16-20 / � ��G., 3 w PROPOSSD PRffi.II�II1vABY PLAT : P. S.#67� 02 , A. L. WILLIA�15 s Y/, �^�-� n Ly�.ota 14 and 15, Biack S, Shaffer"s Subdivisian No. 1 Pages 21-24 C�� Confirm Public He�axing date of Februayry 23, 1967. 4. INFO�1tT�lATION SAEET FOR PUBLIC HEARINGS ��""' "� V Pages 25-27 5. .� C°ANTINUATION OF REVISION TO 70PiIING ORDINANCS: • /..�r�-- � c�c� v Page� 28�36 P�ING C�lISSION 2�StING • JAI�TAA�t 26, 1967 P� � �1 � Tl�a muting wta aalled to ordar by l�cting Chaixo�an �ughee at 7:35 P.DI �' Maobars ptu�nts Bugh�s, Jenssn, Brictc�on, Ylinea Mao�c absmt: Rjravik • hoepitaliaaed Oth�ra pt�eeut: Git�► Maaages Wagn�r, $agin�ri.ng Aeaistaat Clark ,�Q,,, Ntl' _�; P_ ING _t�lISSIOLt 1�ETING s JANtT,_ ARY 12. 1967 t MOTION by Brickeon, a�conded by Jonsea, to apprave th� minutas of tho Plaaaing Commieaian me�ting of Ja�ury 12, 1967. Opon a voic� vote� th� motion caniod. . 1�lDTION by Yli�, aecoaded bq Sricksan, to r�ce3ve th� minutas o� the Plots � Subdivieioaa•Sereets & Utilitios Subco�nitea� maetiag of January ].9. 1967. Upon a voics vots, tha motion carrisd. 1. PUBLIC iiBARING• RffiONING UE3T ZOA 7-02 CHBT HBRRINGES: Parte of Lots 9 thru 12, Auditor's Subdivieian #15S • rezoa� from R-1 eingle family dvellinga) to C-2•8 (gsasral ebopping araae). Notics of We p�sblic hearing M�8 r�sd by the City Managar. Q�airmsn Hughes informnd the sudisnas that ti�e policy of the Planniag Commissioa at a publlc hsaring is to a11oM the applicant to apeak firet and prsssut �ay iuformation he Mish�e regasding his applicatiaa far resoning. Follaring thia, any maobsr of the audi�nce may ideatify himaelf aad ask quastioa8. The follaMing poople Were prssent raproaenting the petitioaar: DouglaF Dayton, William Crawley, Cliff Rice, A1 Nelson, Mike Barrett, James Carrol Jaoas P. Hobaa, Jaa�e 8. D�rsdy and Jerry Aerringer. Tho follaaing nsighbore pc�t their eignatures to the 8igu-In Bha�t: D. M. S�►sao�ra Mrs. Joe MihaloM liillia� Mii]er 5431 Ptadieon 5411 Madieon 5412 iladiean Mr. � lrlrra . A. ilavitakq S4Z1 l�diaoa Mre. �obt. Dietsich 572 Cheri I.�ne Mr. b Mrs. A. Ci�eielski 556 Cheri Lane Mra. Nick Chazchenko 632 Hiry . $100 Mss. Jos Deggandorf 580 S3� Ave. Mra. Jecen Sykes 5432 Madison ^ Jerry Horringsr st`ted that he and 61s father, Ch�t Aerringer and James P. 8oban & 1lssaciates and Jame� Doresy Who stieprasent l�aa Salit�s�au aad St. Aathoay Shopping Village, are th� prime petitiaaere and vant to briag ths v�eat�rly postioa of thess lots to tiie aame saaing ae the eaaterly �ajoritq of the lvte. This ssqu�at Mae nsceesarq because o! Ch� inteseet Pl__Coami _saioa�_iag : J_ anua,nr 26, 1967,�_, ! ._. Pa� � of tba Target 8torse in the property. Ha introdu►ced the pr�sident of ?atgat Storas, Douglae Dayton, and askad i►i�o to present their plans. Mr. Dayton stated they ara petitioning for this reaoaiag to have additionsl parking for the future aad to use the coQplete parcel. The •to=e pill be basically identical to the ona in Bloomiagton, having appsosimately 14b,000 squats feet. It aili be brick faced, aquipm�nt auch as air aonditiaasrs, �ill be recaesed, the roof line aill have a minimud of eqnip�eent sticking up fram the roof, the parking area is more than adequate, the road acceee �ould ba onto 53rd Avenue, thers will be a semaphore at the iatersection of T.S. #65 and 53rd Aveaua, and he hoped tiiat the stas^e t�ould be aa aseet to the Co�unity. At thie point a plot pian ebaWiag building and parking lota was put on the pall for the audience and ths Co�miaaion m�emb�re ware also giva� ona. All the e�rits vould be on 53rd Avenue. It xas aoted that th� o�eetarly s�oat eide of the psoperty tv be re�oned bss a naturai barrier in high bank Ths bank starte at the Bast end of Cheri Lane and angles back ta the South- �at. This erea wse to be additional paskiug srea vhich aas aot needed at this ti�e, and tha poasibility of a fence Mould be con8idered. Mr. iQslsoa stated tl�ey did not have tt�e draiaage plan c.ampleted at this time. It aas noted that the Nortinrest carner of the parc�l nar contained a aatural barrier in the existiag trees and slope. It aaa felt that if thie arog �era gradad doRVn that all theae trses aoald be lost. If this did ^ occur, tha drrveloper tbea vould have to xepiaat a 25 foot exrip oa the boaadaty. Ma■bor Jenesn aish�s fos �aore information oa tbe appearance of the building, that he felt the frant vas very attractive, but �rould like inforrrtiaa on ths treat�t of ths back of the buildiag ss it Wouid face B-1 saniag. Th4 petitian�r atated that the baak rall vas mucti the sipne as the fs�ont �osll ,. thas� as� dooss, but no outside losding doeks. ?here are tao docka, one at ths North sad one at ths Wast finab vith the buiiding. The iacinsrator aad garbage dispoeai are iaeide the building. The light tainr4 ara uot high, �t to excesd 30 fset. Tha lighting that has bsaa ess�d ao fss does not particulaslq sbine out to the eide, but dova, and has larer light po�vsr. Thsrs ar� less ligbts oa the building by far than t6s 8rookdsle aad Halidsy carplexee. Mrs. Mihala►, 5411 Madison Street Northeaet, aeked if this a�re the fiaal heari.�ag, or if nat, vhat comse after tiiis. Chaitasn Hugh�6 �p].ained ttiat this hearing is tor the purpoee of gi�i� the Plaaning Co�saiasion sn opportimity to hesr your opinions. Th�a Plsaaing Co�mmi.seion, upon t�e cloeing oi thie.hoaxing, vill �ake racamaaadstion to Council -• appraval, d�aial or perhsps �ome ot.hsx seQOSm4adation. The Cnuacil hss schedulRd a public beasing for tlsa ^ 23tb of Bebruary, and map tben aecept, or msy ict in some oti►er �rsy. upo� ti� reqwat. Pl�nniat� Commiaeioa Maeting - Jaauasy 26, 1967 Pa�e 3 -- — - — ^ D. M. Saanson, 5431 Madison Streat Northeast, asked why the rczoning? Why do they vant to rszone the rest of it along Cheri Lane? Mr. Cra►lsy etsted theq Nere requsstiag a little wer four acres to ba rssonad. It would be poesibla to build solely on the lend Which is currsatly zoaed, but cnuld obtsin awaimuen parking by reaoning. In the upp4r part, tbsre is open ground at�d unimpraved. Mt. Her=ingar explainad Che parcel to the North is almaat aa outlot aad thsra are throe individual rssidnntial lots vhich are 8ti11 8-1 gnd trhat ie 8-1 is not uader coneideration by Target. � Ms. Daytoa also bsought out the f�ct thst by putting the buildiag on ths prsseat propoesd locstian, most of the lightiag is on the other aide of th� �•1 asaa. Mrs. Jacaa 3ylces, 54►32 Madisan Street Northeaet suggested that it might bn bettar to leave at least 25 feet of R-i, in addition ta the 25 foot buffer. She thea asksd vhat other faeilitiee are planned for the complate compl�c. ?hert is a proposed asrvice station, vhich t�auld diep�ase gss and oiI anly, on the Southwsst aorner of thQ parcel and the gardeu store Would cotia off tita Northeeat portion of the building aad aouid be fenced. Mr. Novitsk�, 5421 Madison 3treet Northeaet, asked the approximet�e ^ cgpacity for pazkiag and was iaformad 1,380 care. The�n he asked about the ae�bor at th4 Cryetal Tasget 5tors snd Wae told 1,200. Alsa, it aae mentiemed Target would employ about 300 people, 150 paople at each abift. Mr. Navitsky asked the Plaiming Commiasian har rezoniag takes place. Ha Mas told that the zoning, as it exiets na�w, Mas adopeed by a previous Couacil and it staada as the laa of the City. Rezoniag is the smaudmeat of that laa and a procQdare pas set up so that the clunges are slo� and vall thaught aut ta serve as a protsctiaa for the Citq and citiaens. Bafora tii� aaenient can bs made, the Plaaning Comnisaion holds a hearing, thes� makes a recaameadation to the Couacil. Couacil Che�n hoids a public hesri.ng, and if it approvss of ths reao:ting, adopts aa a�endme�t to the or�iaancs ahich is publishad end rQad tNice before it becarmes laa. Aswthsr i�quiry aae if the peopla could vate on the reaoning. It �ras explsinsd that the peopl� do not luvQ s direct vote on auy ordinaace passed iu the City, raaoning or anything else. This is a represautative fosa of gaves�sn�, and ths Couacii is slectad to make tha lawa govera- ing the City. In yoe�r Councilmen rests yous vote. You hsve the opportuaity to iafluenc� that voLa by attending the meeting of the Ccuncil on Febsuary I3th s�d voiciag yaur opinicn. Ths Pla=ming Commissioa looked et a topographq map af the area, but /'1 ao conclusivn aae reachsd. The Tasget Enterprise� vere asked ff they could complets thei= plana for drainags snd grading for the public hearing before the Council on Februarq 13th, as it aauld be vitai for th�m to have this iafosmation. - Plamiebt Co�niasion MentinA • Jaauar9 26, 1967 Pa�e 4 ,�_�.�.,_._.__.. �agardiag the 3sga1 dsaasiptian in t6� pubiic haasiag �otieo for � tho Y].aaning Co�isaioa a�ad Council, thie is � aimpls legal deacription aa givsn by the psop�rty an►sr. Th�r� ie a eosa aompi�x doscription, bnt !or purpossa of tbs pub23c hesring it ws dseidsd to simglifq it. Tf� actual oas aill be in th� ordia�ancs if th� s�aoni.ag ie app�r�avd. Mrs. Sykoa asked if it wrs possible foi tha petitioaers to d4aate a portion of the wooded land abutti�g Cheri Laa� for a park, nhich �rould thsa bs a protectioa or buffas far ttie parkfag lot in the fuCura. Al�o, if tlie resoaing a�re to go tbrough just as they aeked, �ould there be a guaraatee tt�ae th�se.�riii never be �n aces8a aa Cheri Lane. Nss. 8ykse Mes informad that ths �a�stter of donatiag � pi�c;e of psoparty for a park lue ba� enggeated to tha pQtitioners. Mra. Mihalaw said she opposes the resaning because ths parkiag lot Mauld be right st the snd of their lot, wd if ths bank ver� cut dovn, r�ouid tiwrs ba a retaini�g vali and �ould it bs protected egainst cbildtea? She askad why the psrkin$ csn't b� daMn ta�ard 53rd Av�.ua which vould be more aaceaeible far the traffic. l�ambsr $riakeoa obssrved that it se�ms th� objeatious coms from the� tssrain aad aotad that the bulk af ths property is slready aon�d C•2•8. Mrs. Bobert Diatrich, 572 Ch�ri. Lsna� askad if th�re woe�id b� aay traflic sigaala inatailod at 53rd aad 7th Stuaat, as tbere.wiil be an ^ in�sease of traffic. City Msaagar Wagiw= said ther� vill be traffio signala st 53rd and T.fl. �65, 53rd snd l�ry. �4h7 and posaibly at 53rd aad 7th 3trset within th� neas futaYS. Mrs. Quschaaco, b92 Higt�nraq #100, said the Tsrg�t Store itaolf is fias, but th4 cornar at Chss�i Lsua aLoaid ba leit ae it ie. l�r. Dayton etated ho Mas fanrorabla to th� s�qusst of the n�ighbors, baytvar, he ��oald �ike to atudy th� topography�map again, aad ia s�e:eptive to tha id0a of psssssving tha traes as �uh as pos�rible. l�TIO� by Sricicsoa, ssaoadsd by Y2in�a, that th� public hqriag, o# tho resoaing of Lot� 9 thru 12, Auditor's Subdivisiaa #155, (� l67r02) Chat Serriugar, fsoa 8•1 (single fa�aily dn�ilings) to C-2-3 (gararal shopping asaaa) ba ciossd. IIpan a voice �ots, ali voting aq� the �tian Qarriad. Mambes Jenaea statod be rould ILic�a to hanr• I�Ir. Gl.av+�t� s opinic�a, as this rasouing aad propoaad conetsuctian has t very d�finitt effaat 0o hia psopps�y aad in bia aba�ce, tha Pi�ming Co�isaioa abouid disawe thie. H� vas psrticularly �casaed about th� accees. l�iret of all, the anly ace�es to Giov�s'a prapsrty �rould b� tb� 30 %ot vide ru�at lab�ll�d M�as'o� gtre.t, th: cosa�s u�t to Oak flill Additiioa. ^ A� �nould also liks to l�no� vbat th� dsv�lapss of thi�1 props�rty proposas . Ii cat�t�ruatioa � up to the lot Iinas, ther� �id b� almost no oppo�etunity to eattead Mantos to givs h!s ps+opsr a�x�as. It rwuld ba m�ris� to allda tha Giosnr pare�i to b� lan�loak�d at ehis tis�. ---, P1�anning Camoaieeioa M;seti��J .anwrsr 26_i 196:,� Pa�e 5 t�e�bsr Jeaaen aaid tbat juat for tha sa1c� of diacussion, he vould likt to sugg�st that an at least discusa this point, r�co�endiag that ^ an �ase�at be providad oan this ptoperty of not lese than 25 fast for ths �antirs leagth. This �ae�ant �ould pro�vid�a tt� City vith tha sigbt to buiid a raad if it wse naaaesary �t tha ti� tbis prop�rtq �uld b� dsvsloped. Th� City iue no interast in buildiu� a rasd undet th� ps�.ent circumetaacss. Mt. Czwlsy astud hov much �►ouid Mr. Giw�s bs requ�et�d to d�dicats. M�wber J�asen said sbaut 35 f4et, ae tb�y ar� juet aeking for an �tsa+m�ett, not the rosd. This 4ss�meaC alao could ba uetd for utility lin�as . Thes� Naa • discussi.oa about pro�vid3.� access to ths.Glovtr p�rcel, and aft�r diecuasiaa, it vss d4cided that, if th� Tasgst B�nt�rprieea vould ps+o�vidQ a 60 foot rigLt of a+�y ftom 53rd Avmw� up ta the South- eut cosn�r af ths Glo�vor p�rcei, thie Mould be suffiaisnt. 7U�n if Ms. Giaves decidea to develop his property, ha can provide vhatevsr additioaal right of ray fs aecessarq. Chaismtn Hughae askpd if it asre gossibl� for the Target peapl� to bava thsir gradiog plaae caa�pleted bq th� 9th of Febsuary, a�s the P1�miag Coa+miasiaa ieauld feel m�ch betCOr a�cing a recoa�ndrttiou uftes they studi�d the pl�s�s. I��TION by Sriaksaa, s�dad by Jenaea, that the Planaing Comniaeiva aontinus tha �onsideration of the ssaauiag request, (?AA #67-02) Ch�t ^ Rsrring�t, bai�g parta af Lots 9 tt�ru 12, /luditoa'a Subdivfsiaa �155, to be raso�ed iras A•1 (siagle family �brolliaga) to C-2-S (g�nar:l sLopping arsae) until Fabsuary 9, 1967. Upoa a voicr vots, ali votiug ayo, tho ar�tioa cssriid. l�b�r J�asea *tated b� thought ths Planniag Co�m�iesion shonld ds#init�ly caoa to a aoaaluaian dhothtr or aot it ae�we n�:assasy to obtain an easa�at along the East �d�e of Mr. Giwer's property froa th4 ds�roloper, aad thought it should be doa� thia av�uing if poseible. l��ber Bsiakaoa aai.d the City ahauid get in touch �N.th Mr. Glav�r and s�s that b�t is hera oa 8+abruary 9th. H� �as not in favor of •sking fot an eas�nt, �ad thmi aliaviag it to sst thare aa aa ya�t and do xmthing about it. Auis�s4n flugh�e eo�atod th svamp, it is aot g�ing to s^�otin + Planaiag Comaiseiaa did itot nake � Mould bs na�r eor�s eriticisu for m�ats caa be re�avod. ,t �v�n though Mr. Giavar wns a , plaes fo= blaakbirde. If tlu � provieio� fos tha futara, it aot ptwiding sa easa�s�t. Eaas- Chaizara Haghss ;�qnsstsd that Mr. Giavsr bs seat a copy of th� miautu of Wis �nroai�g's �tiag tog�th�s �rith s Zotter aeking %r his attamda►es at the ms�ting oa February 9, 3.967. ^ Clwtismaa Hu�hos liat�d t�sos of gaid�aco to th� applicaat. I� P2� anni� Conmieei�n ttaQtinp,�„�, Januaty 26, 19G7 pa�e t, iadicatad it is deeirabl� for the Caaa�iasion to provide accese to ^ Glaver°e p�rc�l with a full width 60 foot aasoment as discuseed. . It ie aur desire to pr�aserve to th� gre�teat �xtenC possiUle the n�tusel buffar thaC ssiate in ths woodlands in the Z7est and i)orti�- w�st of Chia propsxty. It would be desirabl� to hav� the applicant indicat� in eoms �ay hvw this c�n be psrptttuaC�id rath�r than dastroyed The Commiseioa �ae ae1c��d if th�r� �oould b� sn ob jection for Targ�t tv ua� tha 60 foet sr�s�rat for aa Qutrance, and aas to�d th�re Mas ao objection ps+ovid�d it �rauZd not int�rfere with any con- eCructioa thc City migbt cb. Ln ans�r4r ta� Mrs. Mihalaa'e queetion ragardin� the uF• of the land that is naW uader �ratsr, Ch�eirman HughsB stated that thQ City, in caneidaring a requ�st for nzoning muet caaeider the requsst as pr�egnted. Tha City hre Cartain d�finite rrstrictione ia ths aoning ordinanc�. As to► Mr. Giwer°s property, it camna�t be ,�esumad that it viil or Will twt be us�ede Mt, Wil2iam t•iiller, 5�12 Msdison SCzaet, askad, in the opinion of Ch�a Plumtng Co�ission, �h,st ef�ect will thie have on the value of ttia psoperty; vondes�d abvuf ths lighting, as Spartan lights up Che �hc�le naighborhood. Will it affact ue so that it ai11 be hard for as to aeii our property? Chaisman flugh�s stated hs did not believe it would aff�ct it. ^ IIe referted ter the hou�es ia back of Iio11y C�nter which have been bou�ht and Boia at f�is pric� after the ehopping crnter vas put in,. Th�s� ie in ths Cityr Codo tequira�►nts for setbacke and pltnting strips � vhich d�v�lopers have g�v�r good x�ga�rd to and the City sxsforcee Z o 1�SLOtTING UBST a ZQA �b6� 16 HAROLD F. 3Ci�0ED�R .Tx. : To rezane C•1•3 {local shopping areds) to P.O. plann davelopment) �loc': 1 and Lots I0, lI, 12, BZoek 2, BourdsauycPe Spzin� �rook Parlc,Addi[ion sad rezane fram R-1 {aingle family aarelling) to P.D. (plauned da�velop- ment) Lots 1 thru 9, Bloek Z, Bourdeaeuc'g Spring Brook Park Addition md Block 1, 5pring Brook Park 2Ad Addition. 3a Mr. Hao�ard Dumphy wse preseat aad poinCsd out or► the llalf Sectio�► map the property owaftd fnr thie ptoj�ct. H,ow�vler, he atatsd th�y did not van I.r�t 1, Slock 2, Bvurdtt►ux�e Spring flrnotc Park Addition. It w�s not�d �hat tht public h�aTing AOC�CB Nas to be corrected. A�TION by Eriaks�►, se�oaded by Ylin�n, that th�¢ Plaaning Co�mmis- aion confi�m th�e publi� hnaring d�t� af F�bruary 23, 196� fo� the roaoaing request of Harold F. Schr�dar, Jr. (ZOA �66•16). Upa,1 � voice nota, a11 voting ays�, the m�tion carried. ,. � Chaitmsn of the Plr�te � Subdivisioas�Str�te & Utiliti�s Subcam- mitt�, Bill J�►s�n, g�ve � short re�um� of the aweting, stating they had a meeting with Jak� Luadheim, Harv�y Pet�re�n and Al Kordia'.: re- garding th� interrection of Mis�issippi St. and tast tiv�s Road„ B+neically �t cama out oi thia mseting was L'•hat 2ir. Lundhein� vaa 1 so t • J 26 196 s 7 ^ uaasrtain +and aaid b� va�ld a�dy th� psopoeal dieeossad that ev�ting. Ho s�t a me�ating for F�bruasq 7, 1967 at 7:30 P.M. at ttw Aaoka Couaty Canctt�ouee in his o�fics. Biil J�nss�a iavited Lh� awmb`ss o£ the Plan- ning Co�miaeios� to m�at vith th� at that tf.m� for the follovittg dis- cuosionz 1) Tho f�ibility of eu und4tpass uacZsr th� Grast Aorth�rn tsaaks on Mi�eiseippi Sts�et. 2) R�aligrmo�rat of Miesiesippi Stsut at the iatossoation of SaaC 8ives �ad. Ne did not mak' aaq sp�aific �caao�orndations but did ladiaate� v�ut rs tt}ought about cannectit� up t►ith Miasissippi Yl.ac� jnst South of th� int�ss�ection. Both e�ms ae a eurpr�sa to i�trr. Lundbsim aad ha oili g�t som� �amb�rs of hie stsff to M��e�c oa p�r�limiaary skatch�s iadlestit�g the sifect tha � road Qanatr�utia► rouid i�anre upaa t�� abutting prop�rtq. Tho Plats & Subdivisians•Sti�ests � nCilitiss Subeoa,mitta i�s sch�duled a mNting for Satusdsy, Fsbruary 4, 1967 �t 9:00 o'clock ♦.�:. at Citq Haii �z a taur. Tha major iC� is th� prvblem oi Tt�ird Str�et and access to Aolidry Stores and Che probi�m that has bNa up b�,for� tba Plaoaing Cosm3�siou %r fivs yesrs relative to Mr. Zizsk's requ0st for s atse�t vacatian. Ths at�a studisd aill b� f�ro� Missis�ippi Str�st to S7th A� an tiN iisst side of DaivsrsiCq Awame. 1�DTION by Jeaes�►, secanded by Ylinrn, ta adviso the Citq Council tbpt the Ylaiming Co�snisaiaa, PlBts & Subdivisians•Stt�ets & Utilitias �baommitt�s are still etudying the psvbls�n of ZQA �i66•11, P�ter Liad- ^ b�zg (S�hro�r) rand ars procesdiag aith a study of Mieaissippi Sts+�et and Sast Biv� �oad iaters�ctiaa Mhich is import+�at to C6a.de�ision of the Plamaiag �eian, and that thnr �riah to etndy the skatch plaa �i�h tlie appiicaat has agraed to pravid,e. Th� Commiesioa aocpacta to i�rvs prwidal a furthsr ps+�gsa� s�port au Februa�ey 9, 1967. Dpon a voiao vote, all voting aya, the n�tion aar�c�4el. 4. MiNOTBS � PA�S�b .B�CRBATIOET �3 ; ON:. D�C�lBBe 19i 196.b: Attachm�at #!. Chais�ae Ru,gh�e aeked for co�ats os socvamendaCians which h� couid convsy t.o th� Paske & 8�asyati.oa Coo�issian. Hobas Ylin� ss1+�d if the City oaasd mosy lmd thaa hae b�t imp�rvv�d on B�et Moose Lake�. Chais�sn Sugh�e iafotmsd him it dose, that tb� pras�nt in�raneit a�a i� bouadad oa the Narth by;tht draiasgs ditch th�t gosa iato tho La1ca. 7�u intest f.e to eventualiy ie�pro�va ths vhole ara up to Salitelmsn's psopszty. Th� Ics Ase�aa m�s brought up. A qu4stioa ms asksd miut tht impect a► icA as�oa aould i�ve oi► th� psogram of tho paska. It rae fslt an iCe arstu would b0 a holp to the ekating progsam. Ia t�rma of lsnd avail- abla ia th� City's parks system, th�ss do�s n,ot app�as Co b� a highly d�eirable af+ea av.iiabl4 at th� ps+esaut tims. T'hs qa�sti.oa �gatding rescning vaa rsiead sad it vaa pointed aut ^ that phra th� City pus�ebasee ps+�psrty for a spacifia publia purpoe�. it aut�omsticallq is aoaad fo�t that purpost. A�eoordiag to �seolution #16- 1967 adoptad by tha Council oa Jaauary 2S, Y967, th� An�oka County Ics esrna should be aithia th� bauadasioe of ths City and nus ons or mor� msia highaays. . No acti.au vae tak,�n at this tins. � �'1 l� P1 Commissiaa Matt - 26 1967 P a 3 S. 6. BO'� LOCATIO[Z 0�► UTILI?I&S. G�dGB At1� YABD !0� PUBLIC �,: Parchaso �.�.��_...�.�..._...�_._�..._. ...,._... _.�.._...... of lsnd bq City. Th� Ca�iesion waa aelced Co make �ams �seomwadation to th� Couucil vithin tt�e neat sig to nina manths. The follaring r�quisamaats ehould bo kapt ia mind: 1�e►laEionship to CiLy H�lI as th� Public Woslcs' Sup�r- intoad�ent �ill ba in City Hall; all of th� equip�maant must b� insida; ths police, firs ctspart�at and public �rks use th� ea� gae pump thereby getting a bsttar buy oa gasolia�. The type of bnilding �rouZd b� ur to ths Couacil. The araa required waald probably be 2 to g acr�s. It vas dacided to ask each member, as an individual, to coaeidas a sita and Cbeai gst th� conseasus of th� group as to ahat diraetion tiw s�ssch should teke. The itam of futus� looatian p# utilities, garage and yerd for pubiic �arks vae to be coatinued uatil FsbruBry 23rd. If any msmbes hse an ide� that he feels stroaglp sbout, he should get p+ord to the City 2�nager before tho mesCiag regarding ths loa�ti.aa of the Public Woslcs Gasaga so that the �rhols bodq can study iC before the meeting BSQ73I�tJ TO ZONING O�UItQANCB: Fourth Bouad. duis�man Aughes camaantwd t.i�at it is a desis�ble thiag that the City begiu iu this diracti�m as �s havs coming up a nta progtam of "701" ahich maq or may not evsntually begin. If it does begin. the i,mplemeatation of the plan ehat comes out of it ie going to require the City to juatify it, Co s�e that it is valid aa.d correct. If this comsF to ba, these t►ill ba sams oppositian by oae ar mora citiasne. If � hava eituatio:es aihich are clQarly unsuitable, th�y can bs juetified ss good plaaai.�g. Th�re might havt to be a ganeral pubiic he�ring. The M�aabsts �ere asksd if th�y► felt that thie is the husinese oi tho Plaa- aiag Cammission and that no�w is ths Cimo to make it our businase. 1�3omber Sricicsoa said m are asked to giva our apinicn on souing one cigseifiaatioa os �othar, aud �e ahouid talce out those things that ars a nuisaa�ee, eithar awve iato anotlioz catsgory vr eliminat� sntireiq. Zt t�s noted that ti�+ Citq hae been gxa�wing rocceadiaglq rapidiy Wa are aoor to tbs point whare a� can ba mora solectina. Wa doa't have to gsant everythia$ aad anythiug t�et co�es aloag. Ths follo�riag changee �rrare suggested in Attae�nt 1- Osee per� mitted but of donbCfui d�eirsability in the districte �vhare ailarsd; Code Sec. Diet� Sc P�as�t. � � 8-1 45.06 (2) (4) i9) Pe�aittsd IIse Dsisqing, stock mimals aad poultsq rsieiag A�riculture, tsvck gard�s Fal'me, YtC. 3sle of fasm aad gardsa prnducts *rraasfaran�r tx pumpiag statians, substatioas, wter storage nnd tsaatm�t plante, eta. Chaa�i D�lete Leevs Move to C District Sp�cify critasia for granting S�ecie] Use Permit �'1 Plami� Coa�niesian M�eetittg_- Jaauary 26, 1967 �,� p� 9 Codo $�. Di_ st. &`Paxa�_ 8-Z 45.07 (1) $-s as.os t�.� Pe:mitted Us� Usas Qllarad ia R•1 Us�e alia�nad in S•2 (8) *Cioaning � lauadsy pickups, soif-servics (coia) lauadriss flaa�r, fruit aud v�g�table staade, gas statiana, stc. �a as.osz ti� f� M•1 Mobil� Cte. C-1 6 45.10 (7) C•1-8 Pwupiag statioas, etc. IIeos alland in 8-3 Trail�s Pask 8-4 Rsdio �raa�sitters 6 micro�vava tv�rs � S� 8-1 8e4 8•1 Mave to C District Sgacifq critesia fos granting Sp�ial Us• P�tmit No B-4 unless lsgallq d�scribed s.. x-� - out Speaeial Ds• Psrmit but so�e provieioa �s to ahy it ehould b� deaied C-Z � 45.12 (1) �s�e alloaad in C•1 & C-18 Put into M-1 ^ C-2•S (20) �Tsuck t�ra3.aala, Bus, ttuck Put into M•1 and tasi stonga gards, cr�aM- eriee, dairias, atc., ice piaats, cold storsgs plants (locicer tppe) laundri�s, etc. � i22) 1�2 45.14 (4) (5) �2 �claaniug Plaacs Vohicl� aaseably planta Csacr�t.o plaats 45.16 t2) �+Cooetit aa�d gypeim sfg. *�P �'Di.stillatioa of boaao. ete. iat ldndasing *B�rtiliser �fg. �lb�e � �lIId plOCAes�lg *H�og fasn, s toakyard, ta�m�sq c3i * Os� pas�it requirid lluto & trail�r campe Dafinition. Not pes�mitted Nor p�smitt�d Not ailo�r�sd � r� a �� r �� r n n t� �r �� Out �e follo�►ing as� ao�mients �sa� ths diseuasios� of th� r�rision o# tLs saning osdiasx►a�. A tmycic �asd�an that ie nnt tao lasg� aotild not b� p�rtiaularlq out of placs. They a�ld be objsati,awbl� M�he� etrrieai fettiliatss ase ua�d be�auoo of th�a uaauitabie odor, or d�aaging of tsNa. ii� coe�id go ar�r the eugg�ationa aith the City attorney Nhat lrgally is feasibla. Ne Plannis�,Comisaioa Maati�ng,_ J+�aua.�rsr 26�,1967 -- ,�. Y„ a�e ZO �� .� �� .�r do not hav� to take an itam clear out, but put it Wh�se it should bs. � Ou= iat�rest ie not legality right noa, but that �re mnt to bsiag th� zoniug osdi�wca iato conditioa so that w caa adiminist�r it reaeoa- ably. Jsasen: Sala of th� farm ind gatden produete sbould be �liminated fs�on any $ a�oning. IL is a aoom�rciai veaeurs aad s6ouid not be p�r- adttsd ia S•1, 2, 3 or 4. Should be �oovad up to a C classification. 8riaksan: 3am�s fos B-3 - 45.08 (8). Coin operatad laemdri�s in apart�t housas, larg� ap�rtmeat camplezss, hi$b sise buildiage �ohsse units vould ba feaeible for aamR co�ncasa to operate a emell lmmdsy solf-ssrvic� aad dsy cieaaing, cat�er�ng anly to the p�opls ia ttis building if tbo si$a •olicitiug busiae�s is off etrest. Thie �ld includq a barber shop snd beauty psrlos. It aould bn cansidered uadsr a�ltipla �wlliag �at4gosp, or und�c P.D. For the purpoess of en�ginesring a d�caft that ae caa study, �ve might eimply sesggast those of the itavs uadtr 8•3 g�a,srallq commescial aature beiag movsd iato oa4 of the aossas�cial catego=iee. The City M�uagar etated that C-!, C-1-Sy C-2 �ad C•2-S �attgories ar� not elearly dafined, can only be defiasd by iafsrence. Ganaral bueinsss, C-2, aad g�ral ahoppiag c�atere , C-2-S, pesmits d�part- m�at storea. C-1 aad C-1-S do not. ^ Jenaim: What is tha diff�r�►c� betas�a C-1 (local busiae�s areas) aad C�1•8 (loaal shoppiag areea) «• iC is a 2ittls difficult to t�li �luso one larvos off and the other begias. B�l ws ia�os�ed ths dif- fsr�ace in the •'8" catsgoriss is basicaily ia sotbaaks. Puo�ing statioas ia districts: Nsed crit�cia s�t up for daniai of Specisl Uee pesaiits; n�td a s�asan %r eayiug "no" to a Spaciai Uss P�rioit. Tra�naforawc �catioaus �and aubstatian: Cat�gorq of 8p�cia! Uee Pesmit but n�ad eams prwision ae to Lo�r it ahould be deni�d, could bs by foreing them to eaonply vitb a particular tqps o� devsiopmant 3a vhst th�y ass tryis�g to do. J�as�n: WQ shouid iook at 8-4 and study to gat a seasonabia a�rit�ria fo� it. W4 shouid bs eurs w ars kMping up Mith ti» in�uetry. This is aa opportunity ioz sonia8 �oatroi in a tsail�r court ae Msii as �cosidaitial arat. �ov Gm you spoaifq op�a spac� ia s traii�r eoutt. Wa 3�a�t� aa ox�din�nce v'hich up gsad�ei tl» lot eia�. i�s; Yadio in aomm�s+cisl a�ed disttiete: Addition of stxuetusss on twot. Badio trans�itter�: Yl�ucmiug Comeiosion ehould mstc� a defiaita ruli�g on tl� hoight. C-1 and C-1-8, radio tz�namitt�rs - bringing � ineidattal uese �nndes height setbaak. Camrreisl asas to allw those things �iah � ia�id�atal to bueineee �ohiei� as� othtsris� alia�r�d, aad bring und�e h�ight sad s�tback aontrol fo�c tth� plot and ar�a. Nitl�ou�t qtuliff.cstioa on inaidental ��iaaas put sass itens into M-1 and lh2. Bsigbt and astbsck eontrol to apply to thru. Plaamis� Coa�iasion t�tin� - J�auaav 26, 1967 p�g� il il�il��l�� rl�� 1l�� irl�� M-1 (light industsiai): �s qwetioa of ue� o! horerpawr t,,a diffmntiat� baLw�a M•1 sad M-2. It ass augg�st�d that ovss � twrespwrQr vould ba vad�r tha cet�gosy of M-Z, but th�t th� City Attosary ahould be aonsultad for an intarpratatio�n of th� d�masaa- ti.oa poiat betas�n thsee t�ro catagorisa. /'\ ^ V �t�8,s HABYBY P$TSBSGLQ. CdJNZY CQ�li3SI0i� RS COUNTli-WIDS PLANNING SOiASD: �� ■ � ��q ��ir�l��/� ��I��I /�i� / ■ &t�y Pot�rson eaid ho aas iatrrs�t�d ia organising a County- Nide Ylaiming Board. Thie Bo�rd maul¢ b� respoasible fos coordina- ting plate and d�v�lopm�nt in the �ntira county. H� rould lika a st4esing ea�itta� coneieting of �bere of this Plauaiag Com�issian, Coaa �apids snd Anoka aad m�ub�re of varioue oth�r city and vill�ge Planaing Co�mmiasioas in Aa�oka Casntq. Th�s� is � bookl�t aut �fiich b� aill gst to tlis a�ara of th� Planning Comnieeion. AD�AOO��T: l�tioa by 8rickeoa that the Ylsmt3.ag Co�iseiaa �seting b� adjourned at 11:15 P.M. � t ��Snbmi.tt�d, c.�.o�,.-. Haa, O�BYiu�a B�eaordiag S�eratary ti . ' _. �2 ^ CITY OF FRIDLEY TYPE OF REQUEST MINNFSOTA '� _Rezoning PLANNING APdD ZONING FO:.M Special Use Permit Number � � Variance C �"_ APPLICANT' S SIGNATU "/�t � 1n,tiw c� Lot Splits Address �12= ��ir.z�soiz. B1vcI IS � I,�pls 2i i'� Approval o:E Pre- �g �305 liminary Plat Telephone Number Approval of Final � Plat PROPERTY OWNER' S SIGNATURE si,.�.- �� Streets or pl].ey--.._.. Address �`12I �t1nS�n B�v"d 1�T� E Vacations Telephone Number %S�� j 2305 Other , Street Location of Property 53rd Avenue West of Central Ave. Legal Description of . Progerty �;��,�� f r �;� � ^ Present Zoning Classification C-2-S (general shopping area) & R-1 (sin�le family dwellin Existing Use of the Property Vacant / Proposed Zoning Classification, Special Use, Variance or other request � =Y, All C-2-S Describe briefly the Type of Use and the Improvement Proposed Discount Store Acreage of Property 232 Has the Present Applicant Previously Sought to Rezone, Plat, Obtain a Lot Split, Obtain a Variance or Special Use Permit on the Subject Site or Part of It? rT� When? What was Requested Fee Enclosed $ ^ � Date Filed Date of Hearing r A � r ^ ^ 0 ^ :�....;:\:\�:�'� :.11�L �.U:�I.::.G : Ci:i:i ;� � �:,� , _. �� PACE 2 "�aa ;;�;.ua::si�.a� unders�ands rha�; (a) A iisi of aIl iesiden�s and cwners oi p�o- par�y t,l-.��h�n 300 �ee� �us� be aLtacl�e3 �o this applica�ion. (b) Tiiis ap?lication mus� be si�r.ed by aIL o��lners �� :.he prope�tiy, or an expl.anarioa �iven �•�ay this is noL :.he case. (c) r.espoasibiii�'ty for ar.� defec� in t�:e pro- ceedin;s resu?.tin; from the faiiu�e to Zis� the nanes a..d �dd-ress�s o� all reszdents a:�d p��operty owne-rs of propex�y wi�:cin 3C0 �eet oi ti�� p-roper�y in question, belongs to tt�.e undersi�ned. :es::ce :;.s and C�v�:.ezs oi Prope-r�y �oichin 300 �ee�; �'ERSOi�S .a,t7DRESS : s?cetch oi p�o?osed property and structure mus� be crar,•ra on the back of tnis �o:� o-: attached, s:tcwin� the followi:�g: i. No'r�h t�irec�ion 2. Loca�ion of P�oposed Struc�.u�e on lo�. � 3. Dimensioas oi property, proposed strc:cture, and fron� and side se�-bac�c; 4. St�ee� Vames 5. , Loca�ion and use of ad jace.�� exisiing build:�.n�s (within 300 fee�) , �".:a u:�::e•�sior.ed hereby declares �ha� ali the fac � and rep�esentations stated in� �:�:s a.��ics�zor. are ��ue an� correc�. � � � C> ' ��.�:. . % _ `;� ; � ; ; src��alu� = L�%-1 J .;� � �` . - (a�n�,�ca��l) �� 0 X `� 'J�X :: .. �C �:C :: 9v. A� • :.p?roved Denied By th� �oszd n� ��p�aas� Sua��ct to �i'ie roliow�n� Condiiions; ciai:e Apnrovec� Denied by the Plannin� Commission on Suo�ec� to L-he .oIloY�inb Coadi�ioas: date I:??roven Denied by the Council on �u;,je�t co �he �oTlowino Conditions: �� : o ti- : ?� I00 � '� 1 ti� �� o 't'��.� cc.�� t�s �� r N►t� 3oc� �r �� 7'.9�Gks' �E'Y'irioN' ^ TEMPLE TERRACE 2nd Blk 1 ,f, .. Lot 1 Q.�t�. & Vi ol a Kanehl 688 54th Ave. � Lot 2 Clifford & Grace Lynch 580 54th Ave. TEMPLE TERRACE 2nd Blk 2 Lot 1 Wm. & Ruth Swanson 5381 Madison Street . Lot 2 Bruce Hank,�erson 5371 Madison Street Lot 3 Billington Gary 5361 Madison Street Lot 4 Jens Hansen 5351 Madison Street Lot 5 Arthur Koski 5341 Madison Street MURDxX PARK, B.1 [c 1 � Lot 1 Patt^i ci a E[e6et^t 688 Hwy, �100 � Lat 2 Prank Arnold .��o,d.�.�P,as 682 Hv�y #lOQ �-Lot 3 Vacant � Frank Arnold 1Q641 Mi�sisslppi BIVd Coon Rapids �- Lot 4 VxLLAGE pF f R�DLEr � Lot 5 VxLLAGE Q� pR�pLEr Lot �5 Nick & p�ul1�ne charen[co 632 E[� �1 QO � PARCEL #230Q, Lot 11 Aud Su6 155 �7ohn G1 aver tot 6G:-�Gary Green 42Q7 Dupont No. 596 - 53 1/2 Ave. Mpls, 12, Mfinn. LYNDALE BLDRS 4th Addn, Blk 2 Lot 1 R�-char-d-�.Qhn�& Cl�ar��'�c�e A�.-��W�i-1-s�� 5431 Madison Street �'`'�O�Kpmestead Lot 2 Alexander George & Carol Jean Novitsky 5421 Madison Street Lot 3 Joseph & Agnes Elaine Mihalow 5411 Madison Street Lot 4 Elmer & Edna Hagen 5401 Madison Street LYNDALE BLDRS 4th Addn, Blk 1 Lot 11 Jas�n & Pairi ci a Sy�es 1.. o-r' �� a� y� ti��'��D�� TH�i2/Eit/ 5 4 3 2 Ma dison S tree t 5£�Q �+��e�a �-�N� Lot 12 Clifford & Vee Filteau 5422 Madison Street Lot 13 Wm. & Elaine Miller /'� 5412 Madison Street Lot 14A� Roman & Shirley Herriges 5402 Madison Street S Lot 15A John & Virginia Toker 577 54th Avenue � , ZOA ��67-02 • Chet Herringer St. Anthony Village Shopping Center, Inc. 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' :, � r � . .. �� ' � I�� %�Y IiLV'�Cl'.Y'4f011 ' �'�. �. �� 1 / � 1 ,% 12 , � .. ;-��-�: -��---��r-��-----��._�_._.F-�-�,—�. ,_ . � —...r....�._._...� �,i*.... c,y � � � __ :. ` . _ _..__ .,�_..�,...,;_„__.._..... � o ' - ZOA ��67-02 , . .' . . ., ; Chet Herringer � Itezone to C-2-S % . Parts of Lots 9 thru 12 ' � �. �=INDICATES JUUCIAL• MONUMEN7 � , .. , . . . � '. . . . . ,. � . .. a i. , �� ti.�� .'�'++iEmmrw+rr�th.r. .n. �-^'- , � . R I^ . � ��SO � �� "1: �:.- .; :� r i �� t' \► , . . r� CITY OF FRIDLEY MINNESOTA PLANNING AND ZONING FORM i"� �-v / Number . '' �- • � FRANK BURI'�.K�LE�R�-�Y F�LK, APPLICANT' S SIGNATURE AL �IARTITzSE�, J R. Address 151-IA'.�TGFi.L�I�':�1 N.E. �RIDL:i�,Y,MINN Telephone Number 7�11-6 310 1 ��.% � PROPERTY OWNER'S SIGNATURE�.� , /(�/��r,��,`�] Address__ ,��.� �` /�• � ��-v-� �.�-.� Telephone Number ��4/� C% � �Q , y .. . . . . •f . TYPE OF REQUESI' XX Rezoning . /i� � . � Special Use Permit Variance. __Lot Splitg � Approval of i�e- liminary Plat Approval of Final Plat �_Streets or Alley . . Vacations Other Street Location of Property ' Bl c ck 5 _ Legal Description of : Property SOU TH 2 SEC . 3-LO TS 6, 7, 8� 9 SPRING I3R00 K PARK, ^ ANQKA COUNTY - ^ Present Zoning Classification - . , Existing Use of the Property V.A CA NT LO T Proposed Zoning Classification, Special Use, Variance or other request � L.T. ^HT T.TTDU "TRI.�L Describe briefly the Type of Use and the Improvement Propoaed LICxHT I�TPUSTRIr":L G�IARFaf?OUS.E Acreage of Property Has the Present Applicant Previously Sought to Rezone, P1at,�Obtain a Lot Split, Obtain a Variance or Special Use Permit oa the Subject Site or Part of It? r10 When? What was Requested Fee Enclosed $ DaCe Filed DaCe of Hearing �� . , . .. . •, . , . , ,� .. . .: � . � � PLANNING AND ZONING FORM � R Number -ZOil �6�-0/ � ^ � . ...• PAGE 2 �� 0�`.ei��°`°�. � �-�-uz�: C� The u�oderaigned understands thaC: (a) A lfst of aIl residents and owners of pro- perty within 300 feet must be attached to this application. (b) This application must be signed by all owners of the property, or an explanation �iven why this is not the case. (c) Responsibility for any defect in the pro- ceedings resulting from the failure Co lisC the names and addresses of all residents and property owners of property within 300 feet of the property in question, belongs to the undersi�ned. Residents and Owners of Property withia 300 feet; PERSONS ADDRESS �'ER aTT!�CHED LIST � \ • . ..r 1 �� A sketch of proposed property and sCructure must be dra��n on the back of this form or attached, showiag the follqwing; 1. North Direction ' 2. LocaCion of Proposed SCructure on lot. �� 3. Dimensions of property, proposed r��2N ��'� �1c� structure, and front and aide set-backF 4. Street Names 5. Location and use of adjacent exisCing buildings (within 300 feet). The undersigned hereby declares that all �t ,� t`� and repres� tazions atated in this applicatioa are true and correct. / e�:- -----�-�_� �•� DATE 1-6-67 ' sIGi3ATURE�- .:I!'�.^. :_._,_a � X � � � � � � � • . _ _ . .. . , M Approved Denied By the 3oasd.n� �p�pea�s• Subject to the Followin� Conditions: date Approved Denied by the Planning Cammission on Subject to the Following Conditions; date Approved Denied by the Council on Subject to the pollowing Conditions: date Form PC 100 � OFFICIAL NOTICE CITY OF FRIDLEY PO'BLIC �ARI�G B�E THE PI,ANNI�G C�33ION TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given tha.t there will be a Public Hearing of the Plaaning Commission oi the City of Fridley in the City Hall at 6431 IInivereity Avenus N.E. on Februsry 9, �967 �n ths Council Cl�ber at 'j:30 PoMa for the purpoae of: Consideration of a request by Frank Bursk, et a1., to rezone from H-1 (aingle family dwelling) to M-1 (light industrial areas) the. folloxing described parcel: � All of Lots 6, 7, 8, arid 9• Block 5. Spring Brook Park. lying in the South half of 3ection 3, City of Fridley, County oY Axwka, State of Minnesota, Generally located on Longfellow Avenue between Ashton Avenue and the railroad tracks. Anyone deairing to be heard Wi.th raference to the above matter wi11 be heard at this meeting. . Publishs January 27, 1967 February 3. 1967 � K�TNErH I, o BRAQIK CHAIRMAN PLADTNING C�IIS3I08 �• 1/24/67 ZOA ��67-01 Frank Burak, et al. _.�_ . L. 6- 9, B1. 5, Spr. Br.` �'ark i Names & Addresses of people within 300 ft. _ �9 ' - -- _ -- _ , _ . __ - -- _ _ _ _ __ _ __ _ —r�- _ , -- — _ _ _ _ --_ ' __ T�AP� �_�OTS BLOCK �r AD?)RFSS OF 0' �,..�E;�S � _, -- _ — �_ _ __ _ _ _ __ _ f ��T. i 55 21 - --- `-- _ � _ ___._ --_ � _ __------- _ ; � � _ �� Charles��P�-�t-ricia �`�� , �� N.F. �� I� '7-8 4 { 161 79th A�s . Pat�r Plat2kis � 9-10 4 ,�862 22nd Av�o . S.�.. 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NJCMCd/ � O . j �� S�` . .. � . . . � , . . .. . . . . � ` F"�' /iqj' AJE . � i �'�� / V. ��j . � �.L . W11.1181T1S - �owner. . - . � � � N �� sa�bc � `` ✓ ' M1! . � � � �pa� � , �ZOA ��67-.O1 � •Petitioners �iL`�� : �� ' " ., � � �,��y'" .� South � Section 3 Fra�nk Bura�k ` \ a�,,�{ '� � . Lots 6, 7, 8,& 9 Block 5 Larry Falk j+ - , _��J'� 'i! 1 v , �r9''/ a. \ . �Sprin� Brook Park •. . Al. •Martinsen, Jr �� '?� � ��' ,� ,�► (Bo�► � � � , � s�� . �: e � � Q� � . .� C Rv� G i•�r. ti � � �' 9 � /.!r/�Aa,� � • � ' �+ � � y. �✓ � • • . , " �'.��, : a � �1V' . • . . . . � � � . v A �'� �� y !0 �' � . : 1�� ty � � 6 r �(, ��' � , . it � a� �� .� � ^iP � ' \ ,� \. .b' f ►s'+� _ '�Q . (..�� ^ t. �' � ♦ � ^ � 1 ; ; CITY OF FRIDLEY MINNESOTA TYPE OF REQUEST Rezoning PLANNING AND ZONXNG FO:tM � �67-v � Special Use Permit Number #G.6. -.��. �1�,%_ ��z��- �' ` ' Variance � /% i ; I �Lot S lits APPLICANT' S SIGNATURE�,� . Gi'.T�� :`� S P_..,.._..�...�.�„�� Address ,� .S� �'� /!J/ �,� .% � f� � � �� __,___,ApProval of .Pre- � liminary Plat Telephone Number � ,,� !� ^ � � / � �'"`- ..., . . _,,. _.�......,.._..�..,..m..,.�.._-....- ' Approval of Final p7at PROPERTY OWNER' S SIGNATURE 5�� %"1 �� Addrese Telephone Number Streets or plle�y-�-_. Vacations Other Street Location of Property ,f • ��,�/ -E`'�'�G� (//(4 •�� / � c t � :-�� .�I��l%-: , Legal. Description of .Property _l1%� �1/ �/ S� ��±� S'� Present Zoning ClassificaCfon �� - / . Existing Use of the Property �� lt� % - Proposed Zoning Classification, Special Use, Variance or other request Describe briefly � Type of Use and the ' — � -i� _ - /� �,�C.w�-' ed 2i Acreage of Property Has the Present Applicant Previously Sought to Rezone, P1$t, Obtain a Lot Split, Obtain a Variance or Special Use Permit on the Subject Site or Part of It? ��-'-�--�,--- --�� ,1: ...�.�1� /, / ,% :.� ��t,�.- �%.? i�..�--,.. r� � When? n .,� �:.. � < <- � _ /F;�� :.c.y-.�� GIw' ��, � /C �/ ��v � ��_,L 3 �� What was Requested Fee Enclosed $.S DaCe Filed Date of HearinQ . � , __� � � n ^ ' "-� --"� : C:,:�R �.. ` � � ��i,� . Y� �c``'7 d �!� � �YV L V�.r :�A�F, 2 �::e ;z;.�e�sig:.:ec i::dersi:�nds �ha�: (a) A L:.SL oi aii �es:.dents and ew:�ers oi prc- oer�� t,�•��h�n 300 �ee� 5�ust be aLtaclzed cc t:lis cln7iiC3::3.OI1. (b) th�s app? ication u-.usc be s:.� :ed by asi owr.e�s of �he prope-rt-y, or an explana�ia� �iven �•�:�y L:is is no� �he case. (c) � esp�: sibiiiry for any ueiec� �n t.:e pro- ceedings r�sul�ir.o from the failure to 3ist �he r�.�mes and u�d;�essas of aIl r�s�.3en�s and n-�c;��•�ty cwne-rs oi pro�er�y cvi.thia 300 ree� �� tize prope�-i:y in ruestion, belongs to t: e ur.dersi�ned. �esiGe .;:s a..3 Cwr.;:rs of P�oae-rty wichin 30G �eer; :'�: SO;uS tL�DI2iSS ; �.• , �� -�4, �-. ,r,',=',.,.��.J,� `+✓ ��' l. 1 � ��i J , -; - „ � . -� � � ✓i : % . _ � �' l..� . �J /�, ��:.i �� L-.7 _.,/.'.�l"�': ...i4�: A sicetc�: oi p:-o?oseZ �roperty :c.� o•: artacned, showiag the / � �� / �/'` �: :.,% / °�..;'..-t.t �: -. .../_!/r` /F'' l: � ._7 � � � �! � .�/,�` I�'' /`. , f/ i ✓ f 'l ,%'-v.. ��i %i /!•' i- 5 %. �>' �/1�, l ;� �.. %?�:.,��,� ��,��' �'�_- % � // `; ..�� -,� �-�- - -�.�>`= .�f� � and structure must i�e dra��n on L-he back o� this followino: I. �vo��h i�izec�ion 2. �ocaiion of Pro�osed Struc�ure oc, Iof:. 3. Dime:�sians of p•roperty, proposed struc.:ur�, and iront and szde se�-bacic; 4. Stree� Na�es S., Loca+.ion and use of adjacenr exisiin� buildin�s (w�thia 300 fee�). �::e ;:::;:e:-s�or.ed he.eby 4eclkres tnat all the facts �nd representations stated in :.:::.s a;�?lica�io:. are t•rue und correct. L:? �:J r .% - �% �% - (: � SIGIvAiU� j �( -�'� • , i! � .[, �/, /�'. --a-:,�-�-% . -t_ � �� // 3 � /6 ? A�_`/ - iAt�: iICANi) /�/ _ , . � ' .. •. ' . ' . A. , / �C :C X D: .f �P �:C S: T :.�?�oved s��nied 3y the Soazd o� ;A��a?�s� . Su��ect to �Y,e �oilowin� Condi�ions; dace t;�?roved Den�ed by the i'Ianning Co�mission on Sub=�ect �o �ne Fo�io�aine Co:�di�ions: daLe :pp�o��ed Denied by the Council on Suo,�ec� co the lolloc��in� Cor.di�ions; da�e �o�- ?C I00 ��- �� C��"� � �C� � � O�' JAMES L. KURTH LAND SURVEYOR 4201 N. E. 5TH STREET COLUMBIA HEIGHTS 55421 �� Y �� ' #�.�e�� p� �� -�690 788-5004 1 HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS SURVEY, PLAN, OR REPORT- WAS PREPARED BY ME OR UNDER MY DIREC7 SUPERVISION AND THAT i AM A DULY REGISTERED LAND SURVGYOR UNDER THE l.AWS OF THE STATE OF MINNESOTA. � � _ DATE�`�. =�_' :�_ i `i i.�'� i ; �� ; '=� � �:,,. i.ti._ `, ,_ SCA LE 1 �� - �_ , �. ,, .. � . , MINNESOTA �R�GISTRATION NO. 533z � IRON MONUMENT � ' I ' i » 1 ! i G � � � � ,� - - �� ,\- y 8 � , �' ' ---�: fl � � � �� .� 4 �<�, � � <� . � i1 .. ; � � i � � \ � i � � -'� `i `' �� . \ �� ,-i t � ,\ i 1 I , � i � ,�. � t� � � �%}: ;^,; �tl� , ,\ � � ��,'� � \� � ,y '_�`l� �, __..,�`-__ _\, :;i '<,' + _ .._ - - - - - - - - -:�� ,y'� _. � /�. �'i,I � f y J, i � £� ' ' 1 ''� � t � , ._! .' ` � � I ��t';l � � � '1 .,� i , . 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SEC. // i�O L A Pti � W. i� 1�,1 ii �;� y�G iv . � CJ1�'T Y 5:�12 VE )'Q.; . � ;. � 1 � ANOA'A CCnUNTY, nlu,htj0l,+ is'�r �-� 6s> j � '`��+'>-✓•Ff j . . . �Ct�.J<d�63. � ! ^ ' , __ _ 'P,°,I J;+.'-%� / \ � � R•,.�.�� ^�.^ � r� �/ ,--_-------_.._-�_ _�..___ " _ _ ._�_..._� .-.._.-_._.----_ ._ -------- , . . �: __._.,, _..._ . ,_ . , ,�-� ^ J anuary 29 , 196? To: Ths Plannin� �ommi ssion From: R.J. Hu�hes Subj eot: Information Sheet �'or Public Hearing s As was evident to all of ua at the publio hearin� at our last meetin�, the avera�e citizen is somewhat out of hia depth the first time he attends a public hearin� before aur Commission. In order for the citizen to partiaipate knowled�ably in our �a��t��s proceedin�s we have to give him information which he doe s not normally have . Thi s i s usually done durin� the hearin� and tends to distraot from consideration of the subject at hand. It certainly t�nde to len�then our hearin� s. I have written up a iew para�raphs on the back�round and , purposes of public hearin�s which I am attachin� to this memo. I think that the whole thin� could be mimeo�raphed on the two sidea of a single sheet of paper. I would su��est that we have copies o�' thia sheet made and put them out on the chairs for the audience before az�y 3� � meetin� at which we have s�'eduled a public haarin�. It' half th� people there read it before we start, our prob- lem should be si�ni�icantly decreased. P�.ease consider my write-up and see if it strease$ the thin� s which you feel ahould ba made available to people who are to participate in one oY our hearings. I would like to di scuss the write-up at our next meetin� and� if we can a�ree on it� to adopt it so that it aan be put to use as soon as poasible. Thank s, , � ?5 � � � FRIDLr."�, C r�LANNING COi��7ISSI0N (� U �:� � � � �-j � �1 �� I �� This ahaet tells you a little about public hearings, what they are -- and �ahat they are not . We hope it will be helpful to you as you participate in the public hearin� hsre toni�ht. To �ain the most from the hearin� and to participate in ft it most eifactively, you should read throu�h this shest before tha hearin� be�ins. A B 0 U T Z 0 N I N G In I��innesota, cities are allowsd to plan their development. Zonin� is the method used to turn the plans into reality. When the plan says that particular land is likely to find its best use for stores and shops, that land is placed in �"Commercial" zone. Where the best use is likely to be Por house s or apartment a, one of the "Re sidential" zone s i s used. Land 13kely to be best used for industry is plac�d in one of the ��Manufacturin�'� zone a. The zonin� of the city i s determined by the City council with the Plannin� Commisaion' s advice and is adopted as an ordinance. Tod�,y' s zonin� re- pre sant s the plan for the city' $ development as it exist a tod�y. Since it is based on likel.v best uses, room Por differences of opinion on the plan and thue on zonin� exiats. A B 0 U T Z 0 N I N G C H A N G E u ,A change in zoning ia really a chan�e in plan. A plan made today may not fit the chan�in� circumstances of another day. The pers�n who request s a chan�e in zonin really i s sayin�, "The plan we have today i s not correct . �he chan�e I pro� se will make it a better plan for all ths peopls of Fridley. / By the same token, the person who opposes a chan�e in zon�in� i s really saying ,"The pvopo sed chan� e i s not in the be gt interest of all the people� of Fridley and, therefore, the pre sent plan should remain in force ." P R 0 C E D U R E F 0 R C H A N G E S Ths procedure ior changin� zonin� within the city is set by laws adopted by the State Le�islature and by the City Charter. ,� chan�e in the city' s development plan affect s mar�y peopla in ma�q way s, and the procedure i s de si�ned to offer pro- tection to each citizen' s interest s. ,� public hearin� is held by the Plannin� Commission on each reque st it re ceiv e s. After etudy and consideration, the Commission report s it s findin�s to the City Council. The �ouncil may accept or rej act the Commi ssion' s adv ioe, but before the �ounoil make s ar�y chan�e of zonin� it must also hold a public haarin� on the requsated chan�e. Only aiter that may a chan�e be made. �s ^ ^ � �n t��C �� Z �� COMi�iO TuLY A SKED �,UE ST ION S When I b�u�ht my house I thou�ht the zoning was all settled. Why are you con siderin� chan�in� it? The city must consider ar�y chan�e oP zonin� requested. The Pact that a hearin� is bein� held does not mean that the city favors a chan�e. It simply means that a chan�e has been requested and is bein� considered aa required. Who can request a zonin� ohan�e? �nyone with an interest in the property ooncerned. I like the zoning the way it is. Why do I have to aome down here and defsn� it? In plannin�, there are almost always differences in op- inion. The law requires the city to provide means oP hearing any opinion which may be voioed on a zonin� change. Will the zonin� be chan�ed as a result of toni�ht'S hearing? No. The Commiasion may recommend �ranting or denyin� the chan�s. The City Council may a�ree or disa�ree with the Commission, but before any chan�e is made the �ounoil will hold another public hearin� on the subject. Will I be allowed to vote on the razonin�? No. Fridley uses a representative form of �ovsrnment in which the votera dele�ate the power to decide on zonin� matters to the Couneil. The citizens may advise the Counoil o�' .wa. their wi ahe s, but it i a left to the Council to aot in the be st intere st of the entire city . What' s the best way to �ive thia advice7 By speakin� at tha public hearing s. You should state your view of the prablem and the solution that you favor. You should �ive the reasons for your stand. IP you have exhibits or document s or other information which will support your position, you sh�uld submit them and discuss them. ,� calm, thoughtful, and constructive approach is more likely to brin� the ac�ion you deaire than an emotional appeal. IY you favor the changa you should try to show that the chan�e will benefit the city at large, not just yourself. xXg If . you oppose the char�e, you should iry to ahow that a chan�e will ba to the di sadvanta�e of the city at lar�e� not just to yourself . %� I N C 0 N C L U S I 0 N ^ The Plannin�t Commission would like �o thank you for your interest in the plannin� of Fridley and to enaoura�e you to participate in it at every opportunity. Tt is throu�h the interest and activity of its citizens that Fridley will �row and prosper. � 2t?' ^ Novembar 25, 1966 To: The Fridley Plannin� �ommission From: R.J . Hu�ha s Subj ect: SJi•�I�1:�RY Rsvision� to the Zonin� Ordinance -- Kound 4 �urin� the past year �ae have gona throu�h thrse rounds of effort a� improvin� our zonin� ordinance . The re sult s of the se effort �, the CR-1, CR-2, and PD zonin� cate�ories, aPPear to be worthwhile additions to the code. In reviewin� the ordinance a�ain, I have the imprassion th�t our work is still not done. Three problem areas seem to be appropriate tar�ets for our next effort. �r Unde sireable use a allowed in exi siing zoning cate��ries � Lack of proper control on structure hei�ht at zonin� boundaries and even within the sa�e zone � Lack of enforceable performance atandards for construction h�ithin existin� zonin� areas ^ ;�s you can ses, all three o� these areas run squarely into the problem we have faced and shied away from several times in the past, namely, how do we �o about un�rading our zonin� ardinance whsn chan�es affect existing zonin�. If we are to solve the three problem�s mantioned, zae are �oing to havs to make chan�es in �xistin� zoning re�ula�ions. If we are �oing to do that we must �et settled, once and for all, to cahat de�roe and by what methods we mus't establish that our chan�es are in the interest of the public health, safety, welfare, etc., etc. ^ SPECIFIC PROBLEMS Ir�proper Uses ;�,llowed In looking at the lista of uses permitted in our various zonin� cate�ories, it abPears to me that there are a number of uses permitted which should n�t be allowad in the zones specified, and perhapa should not be allowed anywhere in the City. Fridley has chan�ed since the list s of permitted uses were drawn up. It wa� conceivable to our "�ounding Fathers`� that raisin� of cattle on a dairy farm would c�ntinue forever in the City. It now ssems unlikely that thi s usa will be de sired. It seems even more un- likely that it is to the public interest that such a use be per- mitted, especially in R-1 areas. Truck tsrminals with their associated noise, clutter, and heavy traffic do not seem to be -proper uses for c�mmercially zoned land where a�reat deal of shopper traffic is normal and where merchants prefer clear, uncluttered, and attractive settin�s for their businesaes. V � - 2 - I have listed the incompatibls uses I can see in our ordinance ^ in ,�ttachmsnt 1 to this memo. Soane of the�se uses probably should be removed completaly from our permiited list. T�Zany of them should be cr,anged from one type of area to anothar. Some of them, which require use pernits, should havo more explicit basea �iven for the �rantin� of use permit s. Hei�ht Limits As our ordinance now stands, I feel that wa have a si�nificant problem in the varia�ion of buildin� hei�hts allowed at boundaries betwesn zones. In some cases, ther6 is a similar problem within a sin�le zone. Fi�ures 1 and 2 show in sketch form the sort of thin� I a� thinkin� of. ri�ure 1: �hows the situation which can exi st a,t the boundary betwsen R-1 or � 2 and R-3, C-2, or Tvi 1. �� 45 foot hi�h buildin� can be built zaithin 22 feet of the near- est sin�le family dviellin�. :� 65 fo�t hi�h buildin� can be built tiaithin 30 feEt. The right side of Fi�ure 2 shows similar problems at the boundary between R-1 or R-2 and i��2 or P areas. Here, in addit it�n to the 45 and 65 foot hei�ht s, a 100 foot high Structure can be built within 40 feet of the neareat sin�le family struc- t ure . �ven within the � 1 zones, a height problem can exist, though it is somewhat less severe and somewha.t less likely to be a problem. Churches, schools, public and semi-public buildin�s can be eracted to a maximum hei�ht of 75 feet so lon� as all setbacks are increased � by 1 foot for each 2 feet of buildin� height over 35 feet. The dottad line on tha left side Qf Fi�ure 2 shows the h��a�Y�t s�ahich tnis rula allows. �, similar rule exists within C-1 areas with the exception that the basic sCtbacks are different and the basic maximum hei�ht to which incrementa are added is 45 feet instead of 35 feet. Y� final problem on buildin� hei�ht s exi st s in that the hei�ht limits in all zones are waivsd with respect to '�belfries, cupolag, doma s, spire a, monument s, roof hou�es, airway beacona, radio towers, tiaindmills, fla�polea, chimney s, ...bulkheads, alevators, water tanks, or poles, towers, and other structureg...not occupyin� mora than 25 percent of the area of such roof." (`.Che roof of the building in quastion.} �,s I read it, this says that thers is really no si�nificant hei�ht limit that can bs snforc�d excapt on the lar�est roof area of the buildin�. Pregumably it would be le�al to build a theater in a�-2 zona with the ba�ic roof hei�ht at 65 fest and thsn build a sta�e housa (or fly gallery) to any da sirsd hei�ht ( 50 to 60 feet would not b� unusual) above that . The hi�h back vaall of this structure could be located within 30 feet of a house in an adj�ining R-1 area. t�ertainly this is an area in whinh we should be doin� some work. ,� petter combination of he3�ht and satback requirements may pe tne answer. r'1 29 �o -3- ^ Perf'ormance �t?ndards Tn the �mendmet��t s't� the zonin� ordinance Q stapli shing the three nesaast zonin� cate�ories, vae have placed strict requireraents �n applicant s for bua.ldin� per�it s that �hey spscify in advance ho�v they intend t� c�mnly with tha vari��us as�ects of the code. '1'he a��licant �ust �%re s�nt dra�ain� s sh�cain� hi s.ol�nned �arkin� space, draina�E, landscabin�, stora�e areas, loadin� zones, etc. The new zonina cate�oriss also spE�l out ��aans o� enforcin� these plans, onee approti�d. The ��ty ia autl.orizad, after notice, to �o in and do ��ork nscsssary t� r�ake tne site comply with the approvad pl�n and char�e tne o��Jner for the taork. jTarious st�ndard� are sat for various ty�es of areas. Our oldsr zonin� categories do not sat very strict st�ndards �or developers, and do not set out any r�eans of enforcin� those that exist. I feal that tae sh�uld look at tha en�Gire area of perfor:nance st�ndards t��ith the idea of addin� to each zonin� cate�ory the s�=�nd�rds �rhich properly sh�uld be a�plied t� it and should also nrovide a means �f Enforcin� all thesa standards. �:JD iv0�l `1HE �:,��LI� BIG P�QBLI�I'fI :� recurrin� theme in our di scussions of problsms facin� the City in settin� u� a taell thou�ht ou� zonin� arran�ement has been, ^ "�r;'e can't really chan�e anytnin� that exists without the owner'_s parmission. If we do he will sue us." I wonder if it isn't time :ae l��o��ed at the situati�n cold-bloodedly and txied to find out just hotv true that is. It may be completely true and, if so, may say that �ae are deludin� ourselve s cahen we talk of plannin� the be st use s for land in �ur City . It may bs only partially true, and. if that is true we have some sort of door open bsfore us for mak? n� chan�e s. The opening may not be wide, but if it exi st s we really must find out ho•�r tiae can use it . ' The U.S. Chamb�r of C4ramerce; Constructi�n and Civic Development Dep�rtment , in Z�nin� and Civic Develo r�nent publi shed in 1950, listed a number of zonin� principles z-ahich have been universally accepted T�y the court s. Some of these ara: 1. ":onin� must serve a public purpo se rela'�Ed to health, safety morals, c�nv�nisnce, or �enaral ��elfare." 2. "The ra�ulations must be c�mprehensive and reasonable, rather than arbitrary and cabriciou�." 3. "�onin� convay s�no v� sted right s t� the individual property owner since, under ths polica power, the intErest s of the com- munity are paramount .'� ^ 4. "�he police vower is a flaxible instrurn�nt which, throu`h due le�islative action and, to sor�e extent, judicial det�rmination, can be adjusted �nd exo�nded to meet the new and chan�in� condi- tions of society at any �iv en time; alway s, however, within the limitations of reasonablensss." — 4 — I' m not sure Trlhat items 3 and 4 mean, but at first dlanca thEy ^ scsm �o say that if the Cit3� can show that a chan�e in zon3.n� or z�nin� re�ulations is reasonable and •r�orks to the benefit of the public haalth, safety, etc., stc.; then the property owners in- volved pretty well have to acce�t the situation. I'n sure we need le�al advice on that. The c,ue st ion ha s been rai sed as to ��ahether we nave the ri�ht to initiats chan�es in zonin� or zonin� ra�ulations. The 1965 l��iinnesota Plannin� ,�ct, Cr.u�ter 462, D�vision 462.3�7, Subd. 4, .�mendman � s say s, ' An ar�endMent �o a zonin� ordinanca nay be in- itianted by the �overnin� bod;�,(Cou:�cil) tha planning ��ency, (�lannin� ��mmission) or by petition oi th� affectsd property owr�rs as definsd in ths zonin� ordin�nce." I think that says we no� only may�but are expected to�initiate chan�Zes to the zonin� ordinance from time to time. =�s to standards for aonin� chan�es,tne followin� are some selected a,u�tes frora an article on the subject in the Newsletter of the tilmerican Society of Plannin� Officials, IKay 19 �, as raprinted in iLlinnssota l,7unicinalities. "The cleare st ca se for chan�ing zonin� i s in a. ��:t.�at ion in which the wron� districtin� was used from the be�innin�. The araa should not have been zoned that tiaay tahsn tne ordinance was ad�ptad.....'� "1� second justification for rezor�in� is that chan`ea have taken ^ place. V;e sEa today that we tiasre wron� yestsrday. The most ob- vious example of a need for chan�e for this reason is the neces- sity of �sttin� rid of the enormous amount of strip commercial zonin� so �pular in the early yeara of zoning. Strip zonin� came durin� the days when we thou�ht passin� traffic was necessary for business. i��ow we know that parked automob3les ara necess�ry for business and we see the error of our former 4icijT $." "Zonin� chan�ss may also be dictated ba::auso technol��ical chan�e and the chan�e in the individual co:rununity build up a demand for a ty ne of land that we did not provide or provide in the right place . .. . �� "Each situation is unique and must b� examined as an individual new problsm. But rarely will thc case for chanae be wholly fav- orable, with no adverse asnects t� discoura�e it." "One of tha first tnin� s to look at i s the supply of land of the new classification in other parts of the ci�y. If a�an requests creation of a new commercial district, he should be abls to prove that thEre is not enouQh com:nercial l�nd already avallab�e, just as well located. The fact that he does not own ths other land has no bearin� whatsoever on the problem. You can actually rob �ater to nay Paul in this situation...." /'1 a�� - 5 - "It is a�ood ruls to require the petitioner to present quite de- ^ tailed justification for any ch�n�e he requests. This apPlies ' e anec� ally t� the dev�lop�r �ryin� t� �et a eite for a sho��pin� center. Ha is claimin� that ths city council was vlron� to zone the p^operty for, saST , rs �idontial pur�o se s. It should be zoned for hi s shoppin� center. i�take: him pr. ove it :.�iGke him give you an accurate and detailsd economic analy sis, market analy sis and d2si�n. ��1 dsveloper stands to make a�rsat deal of money out of a ahoppin� center. Ha can wsll afford to spend �enerously in prov ing : i s c a sa ." "( The Council) sh�uld be warned a�ainst b�in� s��tayed by the in- dividual who rea,uesta the change. 5�� ti�tould phrasa the rule: 'Be- ware of widosas and crip;oles:' It is di�ficult not to be sym- pathstic to what seer�s to be a�enuine financial hardship case, es�ECially when pregented by a hi�hly articulate lawyer. 7r�idows ars particularly eff�ctive in gettin� sitss rezoned for fillin� stations." Not all of tha above is rsally partinent to ths problem at hand, but I quoted it to �ive somethin� of tha flavor. The ,�.�.P.O., at least, seas the Planning Cornmission as an active body with ��als of it s own ( or rather ��ith �oals for the city ) rather than a Pa saive �raup which wait s for the developer to come in with the request and tnen tries to fi�ht ths raar �uGrd action to protect the s'tatus quo. !'1 In casa you haven't �uessed it, I feel tha sa�e way. ti�e have made some real headt�ray in the past year, and i feel that we can make even more in the ncxt year if we can once �et a Path eet for ourselves throu�h the thicket of la�alities ��ahich ars irk- volved in initiatin� chan�es to the zoning which prssently exists in the city. , �'1 32 � Di st . I Code �ect . & Para. R-1 45.06 (2) i4) ; (9) R-2 � 45.07 ( 1) R- 3 45 . 08 ( �. ) (8) i i ; , � i R 4 '45.OII2 (1) C-1 & 45.10 (7) C-1�5 , C- 2 & C-2� 45•12 (1) ( 20) � 22 ) T�i 1 45 .14 ( 4 ) (5) M-2 45.16 (2) � L (3) ,�ttac:�ent 1 33 Uses permiti,ed but of doubtful desireability in the districts where allowed. ierr�itted usa Dairyin�, stock �nimal �nd �ultry raisin� .�� ricul�ure, truck �ard�ns, farms, etc. �ale of f arm and gardsn product s � �ransforner �C pu;np�n� sta�ions, substations, water s�ora�e and treat- ment nlant s, st c. Use s allo�asd in R-1 Uses allowsd in R-2 �PClear�i:�� and laundry pick- ups, self- ; ervics laundrie s, flower, fruit, and ve�a- t�ble stands, �as stations, etc. Pumpin� stations, etc. U se s allowed in R-3 Radifl t ran smi t t er s and nicrowave towers �nde sireable due to ;Animal noi se and smell Lust, chemicals, noise Traffic �enerated by roadsida atands Ivoise, type of buildin� usual for the purpose, unusual hei�ht of struc- ture s. �e e i� I �ee R-1 Traffic �enerated by such uses, Uses more appropriate to C-1. see R-1, 45.06 ( 9 ) �See R-3 Ineompatible with other uses allowed due to �reat hei�ht re qui red . Uses allocaed in C-1. & C-1S � See C-1 and C-1� ��,,^�� Truck terminals, Bus Uaes more apProp- truck and taxi stora�e yards, riata to P�I-1 creamerias, dairies, �tc, icE plant s, cold stora.�e � pl�nt s, laundrie s, et c. %FCleanin� plant s Should be l�r-1 unle ss self- s�rvice type. Vehi cle a ssembl� plant s Concrete plan't s �arCement and �ypaum i�Tf�. �� Dump 3rDistillation of bones, etc ��Fat rendering y=Fertilizsr mf�. y�Garba�e dump and processin� i�Ho� farm, stockyard, tannery ;�uto and Trailer camps i� �sa .narmit required Sh�uld be in T�2 2 �hould be in T� 2 Dust and noi se Smell, fire hazard, pe -�� Smell Smell amell and dust Sme11, aPP�a.ran�e, pe �� m Sme 11 Other uses make area unguited to residential use. � r'1 � P Coawi�aioa t - J 26 1 fs � 8 S. 6. �U1'i��:_ �� __'t�.�:� �s� t � 4�i;'_ �esc ,_;,'�� ;�► l►;r it�:i :.'_.��:<_ K Tht Commis8ion maS aak�d to mtk� samt iyaoa�andatio� to tt►� Cou�tafl vithin d�t aext aiu to nins maatbs. The foiloering r�qais�nts �hould b� kapt in min8: 8elai�iooship to City Haii as th� Pabli� Weske' 8up�r- intoand�nt viil bs in City 8a11; s].1 of da �quipm�nt �st bs iasi.d�; ths police, fira dap�rt�sat aod pubiic worl+c� usa th� saos gas pump tiws�y �atting a b�ttst buy oa gasolin�. Tii� typ� of bnilding �ould bs up to ths fbvnoil. �he areu r�quirad woald pYObably b� 2 to 3 acr�s. it Naa dacidod to ask each meaaber, os an iadividual, to coaeieNur a sit4 aad Chea gs� th� coaasnsu� oi tbe group as to �dbat dir�etion the s�asch shvRild tak,t. Tha it�ae of iutura Zooatian qf utiliti�s, garsg� aad qard for public �ot'�cs vas to b� co�ti�m�ed until Fsbruasy 29rd. If aaq a�mbaz hes sa id�a tbat b• fisis stso�gly abo+:t, h4 sho�id get �ord to eh� City Msuager befoss tho m�etiag reg8rdi�ag ths loaaCioa of the Public S��ocks Gatags so that the �lholt body csn study it bafvte the meeCit4g . 8$VI8ION TO Tit�'tD1G �s Fourth lt�ur�d. t�ai�amsn &ighea eo�nted that it is a desitobls tUfng that th� City l�egia ia thie direction as rn havs caming np s uwr progt� of "701" �rbicb m�tq at mey n�ot a�vantusilq begia. If it doe8 bagiri, tbe impZe4oentation of ti�e plan that comes out of it is goiag to tequirs the City to jixstify it, to es� tbat it fa valid aad cosynct. if diis �om�g to be, thes�a aiii bo ea�s oppositioa by oae or m�r� citis�ne. If w� 2�va oituatio�a. �hich m ci.ariy e�nsuitabl�, ti�sy caa br suetifi�d as good plam�i,�g. Thore migtit havs to b� • g�nssal public h�asiag. Tha l�mb�zs ver� ask+ed if th�y felt thaC tiiie is _ th� business of th4 Plan- a,iag Commission �nd ttiat uai is tti� Cit� to mslcs it onr busiwse. M�cabst B�rfeZwoa eaid �e a�ca aslced to giva owc opiaion oa souiag on� cigseification os awthas, and � s2�ould tak�� out thosa thiugs that m a�niaaa�ee, oither mo�re iato aoothat �ategozy or eliminat� �tfs�].y. It wu not.ed tiiat t� Citq iute been gs�ar3ng �oocMrdingl�r stpidly . �Te ara �oe to tiho poiut ah�ce � aan. be mo�ca salective. A� doa't bava to gsaat svesyzhfaag and as�ythi�g that ce�a�se along . The follotiM.ag changos aere sug$ested in attachaae�►t 1- Usas psr- mttted but of doeibtful d�aeirs�bilitp in tha districts vhore allo�vads Code 8ec. D�t: 8� ] � � 8-1 45.06 (2� �� ..e...y �aa o......A poulCsq taieiag AgriauZtuse, Csuak F�,��ta. �.�,� r�w- 01 Sa].s of fasm md gardsu pr�e�cts ►;� , == Deiete Lewa Mova to C Dietrict (9) *1'raae%se�r � pwaping etations, 3pecify� crlt�ria subatatiron�, Natar atoraga and fos �raiting 8pecial tsaat�at pimts, �to. IIea Pes�tit �'� � �-- 3 -� . 34 � � ,� �5 pl_a�miag Commiseioa Msetit� • Jenusr� 26: 1967,�,� � p�e 9 - r+�.�� t:OdQ $�C. DiaC_ at_ �:..... �•Z 45.07 (lj it»3 45.08 (Z) is� �� . '� L� � �4 45.082 (1) fraa M-1 l�bi1.� Cta. C•1 � 4r5.10 �7� Crl•S C-Z � C•�•8 �1 1�2 P�rmitt�d Uss Ue�s 411a►sd ia 8•1 Ds�s alioaad in Y-2 Ueas sila�nd in �•3 Tzailar Pask 8-4 Badio Csansaittess & �ies�o�ave tare=e 45.12 �1) II��a aila�rad ia C-1 & C-18 (ZO) �raak t�inais, Bua, track and bzi sto�cag� yards, c�a- asies, dniriea,.ste. iea piints, cald storaq� plaata 1 raq� ael (�� "� laundsi�e, etai' � � (22) �Cle�tutt�g Plant + � 4S.lb (4►) Deh3�1� usombly plsaCs tS) Co�nar�to plaats 4S.16 �2) �C�rnt aa�d gppaua �fg. �P *'Dietfllatio�n of boa�s, eta. *Bat teud�ling *F�rtilfsst mlg. �Gtlbsgr t�p aIId p�Olsbeeing *li�8 fasa, stoakYasd, t�x7► is� * t1q pes�ait riquir�l �uto & ts�ail�r camps � Se� B-1 8� 8•1 Moes to c nisesi:at Spdcifq eritesia fos gsanti.ag 3pecial IIs� P��nit No x-4 unlass legallq dsscuib�d 3a 8-3 � Spaciai Uae Pss�it but sada psnnieion as to rhy it should b� d'miad Pe�t into l�-1 Put into M-1 DefiaiCian. 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