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PL 09/14/1967 - 7241^ � ,/'� ��`�v � PLANNING COMMISSION NIEETING ROLL CALL: A G E N D A SEPTEiKBER 14, 1967 APPROVE NLLNUTES OF PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING: AUGUST 24, 1967 APPROVE MINUTES OF PLANNING COMMISSION MGETING: SEPT. 7, 1967 RECEIVE MINUTES OF PLATS & SUBDIVISIONS-STREETS & UTILITIES SUBCOMMITTEE MEETING: AUGUST 31, 1967 RECEIVE MLNUTES OF BUTLDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL MEETING: SEPTII�ER 6 , 196 7 1. PUBLIC HEARING - 7:30: REZONING REQUEST (ZOA ��67-08� DALBERG RRALTY FOR THOMAS BRICKNER: Part of Lot 6, Revised Auditor's Subdivision �k10 - rezoning from R-2 (limited multiple family dwellings) to R-3A.(limited1mu.ltiple dwellings). ¢�����., � cz�.��C 2.' PUBLIC HFARING - 8:00: PLANNED DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT, HAROLD SCHROEDER (ZOA �k66-16): � �V9` � �'\, __ 'W ,� 7:3o P.rs. Pages 1 - 2 3 - 6 � - i i �.2 - 13 L�T e���- Y.4 .- Z� 21 - 31 � . PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING - AUGUST 24, 1967 ROLL CALL: PAGE 1 The meeting was called to order by Vice Chairman Erickson at 7:55 P.M. Members present: Myhra, Jensen, Erickson Members absent: Ylinen, Hughes Others present: Engineering Assistant Clark . APPROVE PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES: AUGUST 10, 1967: MOTION by Jensen, seconded by Myhra, that the minutes of the Planning Commission meeting of August 10, 1967 be approved. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried. RECEIVE BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL MINUTES: AUGUST 15, 1967: MOTION by Myhra, seconded by Jensen, that the Planning Commission receive the minutes of the Building Standards-Design Contr.ol meeting of August 15, 1967. Upon a voice v�te, all voting aye, the motion carried. RECEIVE BOARD OF APPEALS MINUTES: AUGUST 16, 1967: � MOTION by Jensen, seconded by Myhra, that the P?anning Commission receive the minutes of the'Board of Appeals meeting of August 16, 1967. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried. 1. CON'lINUED DISCUSSION OF ORDINANCE FOR VETERINARIAN CLINIC: The proposed ordinance submitted by the City Attorney was discussed, and the following additions and revisions were made: Section 45.19 (14) Animal Clinics and Veterinary Hospitals in C-1, C-1-S, CR-1, C-2, C-2-S, CR-2, M-1, M-2, provided the following conditions, which are minimum, are met in order to eliminate excessive noise and odors. 1. The building shall be of masonry construction, outside wall minimum thicicness to be 8",'with a precast concrete roof. In discussing the precast concxete roof, it was felt this would be the most economical, sound proof and fire proof. 2. This paragraph was adequate with the correction in spell.ing of "double 1� azed windows with a fixed sash". 3. Add "No outside runs or exercise areas will be permitted." � 4. Add "The burner should be located within the interior of the principle structure." (Insert minimum specs) . Planning Commission Meeting - Au�ust 24, 1967 � Page 2 The types of burners would be referred to James Hensley, Health Inspecto� of Fridley, to check and give a sununary of how large a furnace this should be, � along with some other specifications. S. Anv ventilation svstem shall be desi�ned so that no odors or organism will spread between wards or to the outside air. The Commission requested the Qrdinance be amended subject to the above revisions and subject to insertion of specifications for the incin- erator. A copy of the corrected ordinance will be attached to the mintues. MOTION by Myhra, seconded by Jensen, that the proposed ordinance pextaining to the construction of animal clinics and veterinary hospitals be recommended to the Council for passage, subject to the stated amend- ments and the insertion of minimum specifications for the special high temperature furnace. Upon a voice vote, all voting.aye, the motion carried. 2. CONTINUED DISCUSSION OF "BONDING AND CONTRACTORS": Continued to September 7, 1967. INFORMAL DISCUSSION: I.OT SPLITS: The Commission felt that inasmuch as some lot splits are so simple in character, perhaps they could go directly to the Council to save time for the petitioner. If a lot split is going directly to the � Council and bypas� the Subcommittee, the Planning Commission would like . some guide lines to be set up by the Council. RICE CREEK PLAZA NORTH ADDITION: It was brought to the attention of the Planning Commission that some rather large islands have come into existence due to the recent dredging of Rice Creek and it might be worth- while for the City to look into this praperty for park purposes. ADJOURNMENT • MOTION by Myhra that the Planning Commission meeting be adjourned at 9:40 P.M. ectf 11 s bmitted l` '� .��� ' '�..`�^ � Haz�O'Brian Recording Secretary .^ ^ /� � °� . . _ __ �..; PLANNING COMNIISSION MEETING SEPTEMBER 7, 1967 PAGE 1 The meeting was called to order by Chairman Hughes at 7:34 P.M. ROLL CALL: Members Present; Myhra, Hughes, Jensen, Ylinen Member Absent: Erickson Others Present: Acting City Manager Brunsell, Engineering Assistant Clark 1. PUBLIC HEARING: REZONING REQUEST ZOA ��67-09, FEDERAL LUMBER COMPANY BY SAM ROSENBAUM TREASURER: Lots 5 thru 8, Lots 25 and 26, Block 2, Commerce Park Addition. Rezone to CR-2 or M-1. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rosenbaum, Mr. Louis Segal, Mr. James Segal and Mr. Sam Rosenberg were present. The Acting City Manager Brunsell read the Notice of Hearing. Chairman Hughes reviewed the procedure of the Hearing before the Plan- ning Commission, and asked if the petitioner wished to be heard. Mr. Rosenbaum explained that primarily in that area which would be parallel with University Avenue, they would have their general offices. This would be their main office and general offices and would face University Avenue, and, in addition, a major sales and display room would also face University Avenue. He continued, primary storage of lumber will be a considerable distance back from University Avenue. It might well be west of Commerce Lane. They have submitted to the Council a general idea and plot plan showing tentative layout of buildings. All things considered, they felt they would have considerable less trouble meeting requirements of the City if they were � granted M-1 classification. This would be because of setbacks and other problems that exist under CR-1 and 2. We would have more than adequate park- ing facilities for our own people and the public. Warehouse and office facilities would be very attractive for our use and for appearance as well. Member Jensen asked to see the layout of the proposed plans which then were explained by Mr. Rosenbaum. He stated that they had purchased the property west of Commerce Lane for access to the railroad tracks. In the front of the property would be g�neral offices and sales, model homes and • cabins or garages, and customer access would be from University Avenue. The trucks would almost always come in on Conunerce Lane. The heavy lumber storage would be as close as possible to the railroad spur. � >. �,In.answer.to the question about cover for outdoor storage, Mr. Rosen- baum said they hoped to put them under rough cover only. Lumber is never enclosed in a building because it is uneconomical to handle. We would put up the kind of fence surrounding property of the City's choice. The visibility of lumber as such, from either Osborne Road or University Avenue, - 0 � ,� � — __ _" Planning Cotmnission Meeting - September 7, 1967 Page 2 would be pretty hard to see from the highway. They want an attractive /1 building to attract people. Being able to start from scratch, he said, gives them an opportunity to build the lumber yard as they would like • to see it. It is their hope to eventually have every bit of lumber under attractive cover. Marvin Wagner, 7501 University Avenue, said he would much rather look out at apartments, multiple or something that brings higher taxes. The multiple dwellings would help buffer the noise of the highway. Also, Fridley has two lumber yards now and Spring Lake Park one, all within 22 miles, and he felt another one was not needed. Francis Ellerbush, 7505 University Avenue, said he was not trying to down grade the area, but feels that the bulk of lumber yards are a sight for sore eyes. Mr. Rosenbaum said the appearance of the lumber yard will be subject to Fridley Building requirements. Mr. Rosenbaum said they went ovex the CR-2 Ordinance with Mr. Herrick and they felt it would be entirely too restrictive for them. They actually felt that M-1 classification is what they would like, but it would be up to the Planning Commission and the Council as to whether they would approve variances because they would not be able to build a lumber yard under the present CR-2. Also, M-1 specifications includes lumber yards. ^ After a discussion of the differences in CR-1, C-1,M-1, M-2, the fol- � lowing motion was made. MOTION by Jensen, seconded by Myhra, that the Planning Commission close � the Public Hearing of the rezoning request, ZOA �k67-09, Federal Lumber Company, of Lots 5 through 8, Lots 25 and 26, Block 2, Commerce Park Addi- . tion. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. Chairman Hughes was asked to read CR-2 Ordinance, and stated that this area, Commerce.Park, about a year ago was the subject of considerable dis- cussion by the Planning Commission. At that time the question was raised as to the desirability of making the entire area commercial. The discus- sion centered around C-2. It was felt that if this were to be done, the . request was for a strip along University Avenue 2 block deep would be zoned commercial and would result in a continuation of the general charac- ter of University Avenue. The Planning CoIIUnission agreed it was not a desirable thing to have that type of development continued to the North of Mississippi Street and it was, in an effort to avoid that, that the CR-2 zoning was applied to that area. Osborne Road and University Avenue were to be held as commercial on the basis it could provide a snopping center development. Using CR-2 in the South would complement that without adding a distinct commercial atmosphere along the street. To consider this appli- cation in light of this effect, the uses proposed are probably M-1 district. He added, it probably would not be wise to consider retaining the CR-2 or C-1 if we feel it is wise to bring these uses to the area. The land is `.� `open at�this point. There is no other use presently in that entire plat. Our decision is going to determine what we must do in the future. Member Ylinen asked if the present CR-2 district to the South came about as a result of a petition and wondered if there were some plans that ; __ . � . t. _ __ _ `'' Planning Commissi.on Meeting - September 7, 1967 Pa�e 3 brought about the CR-2. Acting Chairman Hughes said that when University Avenue was widened for T.H. ��47,'it left just about 25 or 30 feet of R-1 ^ behind the M-l. The owners petitioned the land be rezoned commercial. The Planning Commission and Council at that time could not bring themselves to agree to connnercial and CR-2 was a compromise. At this point, the - Engineering Assistant Clark referred to the Hodne layout which was recom- mended at the time of the original request. On the basis that there was a fairly high expectation of a shopping center South of 73rd Avenue, Hodne thought the whole block should be zoned the same. Member Jensen said that he agreed with the comments about the rezon- ing consideration to M-1, but if we rezone a parcel in the center, we might just as well broaden our sites and zone the entire block. The second owner has not expressed any interest in rezoning on the remainder of the block. The relat3_onship of the remainder of the block to the parcel which is under consideration would be a perfect example of spot rezoning. Chairman Hughes said it seemed to him the main point is whether the type of operation, as planned, fits the intrent the City has for the development of the area at large. Essentially, that is the question which has to be resolved. • Member Myhra said he could not imagine what would go in CR-2 in that area and wondered about the possibility of it being developed C-1. Member Jensen suggested that if the retail sales of the general ^ offices for the lumber company were in the front part of the land, it would fit rather nicely with CR-2 Ordinance. However, somehow it would have to be entirely divorced from the outside storage yard. He continued, this could be done by pushing the outside storage operation for the retail sales to the West side of Coinmerce Lane, and somehow divide the zone in this block to allow M-1 along Commerce Lane and continue CR-2 facing the servic.e drive. Mr. Rosenbaum said that in their present plan, the storage in the main warehouse would be attached to their office salesroom and is enclosed. Storage of vehicles is rio problem, as they would autnmatically be at the back of the yard. He continued that the kind of lumber yard they are proposing to build has not come to our part of the country yet, and is very attractive. T'he appearance of the operation from the front would enriance many shopping centers which he has seen in Fridley and it is to their best interest to make it attractive. They would have it look from the front as a large house would look. Their colors are white, red and blue. T'here will be adequate parking. They want this lumber yard to be a credit to Fridley and to themselves. Chairman Hughes said that it is his feeling on the proposal to con- sider the rear half as M-1 and the front half CR-2, that, essentially, we are back to a strip along the streeto The Planning Commission discussed the effects of the zoning categories at great length. .� _ � � E: _ _ _ �-� Planning Commission Meeting - September 7, 1967 Pa�e 4 MOTION by Jensen, seconded•by Ylinen, that the Planning CoTmnission /1 recommend to the Council the rezoning (ZOA ��67-09) of Zots 5 and 6, Block 2, Commerce Park to CR-2 zoning and Lots 25 and 26, Block 2, . ' Commerce Park to M-1 zoning with the further recommendation to the Council that in the instance of CR-2 zoning, recommending that no variances be favorably considered relative to subsections three (3) through seven (7) and ten (10) of Ordinance No. 332. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. Chairman Hughes explained that the portions not affected against variances are those having to do with exterior building material. There would be no recommendation against variances in that case. Concerning performance standards, which are essentially generally common sense items, are not under questions. Mr. Rosenbaum said that he was not as familiar with the details of �R-2 as he would like to be. He said he would like to set down with the Building Inspector, Fire Chief and Engineering Assistant to determine whether in CR-2, it will, in any way, be so restrictive as to make it impractical for them to operate from the standpoint of ease of operation. He did not believe it would be a problem, but he thought it would be wise if he could arrange a meeting with the City personnel, and that he appreciated the recommendation and the consideration the Planning Commis- sion had given them. Member Jensen said that the Planning Coiranission recognize� the ^ reasonable possibility of the extension of M-1 zoning in the property abutting Commerce Lane being probably in the best interests of the City and the fact that we are retaining CR-2 character of the property abut- ting the service road on University Avenue. We feel this is also a fairly important feature of this recommendation and it would be in the best interest of the City as a whole to retain this character, particu- larly in relation to the C-1 zoning to the North and the residential � property on the East side of University Avenue. Chairman Hughes added that, in terms of the recommendations against variances of certain portions of CR-2 Ordinance, it is important to point out that the area involved here is one of the main entrances tc Fridley, it is very desirable to avoid, if possible to do so, the neon junk type of appearance which could be developed in this type of situa- tion. To all appearances, the potential here offexs no problem in that regard, but bearing in mind•the possibility of future changes, we feel it is in the best interest of the community, to prevent such change of policy. Member Myhra said on the variances which affect the appearance of University Avenue, while some people may not feel that it is really important, it is very much so, especially to �he people in the residen- tial area. 'I'he Council ought to look Iong and hard at any request that violates that purpose, particularly with buildings along this area for the future. � • . ADJOURNMENT : MOTION by Ylinen, seconded by Jensen, that the Planning Commission adjourn at 9:45 P.M. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried. Respectfully submitted, Hazel 0'Brian � _. � ^ PLATS & SUBDIVISIONS AND ' STREETS & UTILITIES SUBCOMMITTEE AUGUST 31, 1967 PAGE 1 ROLL CALL• The meeting was called to order at 7:30 P.M, by Acting Chairman Myhra. Members Present: Schmedeke, Nagel, Myhra, Albrecht Member Absent: Jensen Others Present: Engineering Assistant Clark ORDER OF AGENDA• The order of agenda was to be considered as written. 1. CONTINUED DISCUSSION OF ROAD PATTERN OF SE4 OF SECTION 13: PUBLIC MEETING: Rice Creek Road/Central Avenue Area. For the benefit of those people who had not attended the August 3rd public meeting, Acting Chairman Myhra explained that the way the Subcommittee got this item was from the Planning Commission, who had been given permission by the Council to engage tlie services of Hodne and Associates. Jim Richards, of Hodne and Associates, after walking the land and discussing the needs of the area with the City Engi.neering Assistant and the Chairman of the Plats & � Subdivisi�ns and Streets & Utilities Subcou�ittee, presented in person three plans for discussion. These, in turn, were revised until the present plan � appeazed to be the kind the Subco�3:ttee could go ahead with, even if all parties concerned were not ready at this time to move. On August lOth, the Subcommittee heard a lot of pros and cons, and the people asked for more time. The public meeting was scheduled for tonight and the suggestion was made that those people who were not at the meeting that night, should be notified by mail, which they were. Acting Chairman Myhra read the following three letters the Subcommittee received: G. J. Morley dated August 28, 1967, Ervin Kassow dated August 4, 1967 and Rev. Douglas M. Henderson, Chairman of the Board, Peoples Church, dated August 31, 1967. When Acting Chairman Myhra asked the writers of the letters if they had further comment, Mr. Kassow answered that he had no additions to make as he believed he explained his stand quite fully in the letter. Mr. Morley had no co�nents. Mr. Ed Bauler, 1420 Rice Creek Road, said he agreed with Mr. Kassow. The road is useless to him and would be an added expense. Rev. Henderson said the Church had not been idle and that several builders had been out. He had talked with Mr. Minder and with several members of the Planning Commission. He nas been told they have a lovely five acres and it is a choice piece of ground. They had not considered �-� building on the property at this point.- Ae did not believe the proposed road location wou13 provide the proper drainage for their property. He said that somewhere in the back of•their minds, they could have a wrap � � • ♦• Plats & Subs.-Str. & Util. Mt�. August 31, 1R67 Page 2 � around street with cul de sac and build all the way around their circle, and this would drain to Central Avenue. Z'hey do object to the present road plan. Mr. Theodore Theilman, 1540 Rice Creek Road, said that the area being considered is a long isolated one and they are objecting very much so. He asked on what basis does the City want to plat their property? Acting Chairman Myhre explained that, when an area is develoged, the concern of the City is in the road patterns -- the City does not plat the lots, but the road has a definite bearing on the lots. The Subcommittee's concern is strictly with City roads in tliis area. He added that if there is going to be 200+ residential homes in this area, we have got to have a systematic road layout. The City is not interested in having the roads just happen to grow without an overall plan to go by. Also, they are look- ing ahead as to what kind of r�ads are needed when the City is settled. Mr. Theilman thought a grid pattern would be much more satisfactory to the area because having all these little lots with houses, the area would end up with only four exits which would not take care of the 8:00 o'clock traffic. Also, he added, a cul de sac on this end shows there are Iots facing two streets. Mr. Theilman discussed streets in conjunction with a map he obtained from the County. Member Albrecht explained that this is a proposed plan, and some variations are to be expected. Member Nagel said that the Subco�nittee talked about a grid pattern as it was originally proposed, and he thought the feeling generally on the part of the Subcommittee was that pushing a grid pattern through this area leaves something to be desired. A straight grid pattern would be difficult because there are a lot of h.ills in the first two areas, but on the right there was basically a grid pattern. . Member Schmedeke mentioned there were a few suggested variations for the road coming out on Central Avenue, and that Rev. Henderson had come up with one, using a cul de sac on his property. Mr. Kassow asked about cul de sacs as he understood they were not being used extensively be:.ause of the expense of maintenance of the street. He was answered that cul de sacs make for nicc living on residential lots, and it was the unanimous opinion on this by the SubcoBanittee they approved of them, and that the City might have to acquire special snow removal equip- ment for them. Rev. Henderson and Mr. Morley were interested in the type of home which would go in the 0'Bannon area, and Acting Chairman Myhra said that it bears repeating that some of this property dictates the type of home that will be built. For example, a builder will not put a sma11 inexpensive home on a large hilly lot. Rev, Henderson said the people have been involved in this land before, but it was only three weeks ago that_ the small property owners received notices. He asked if the objectors would have the opportunity to propose their own plans? _ � Plats & Subs.-Str. & Util. Mtg. August 31, 1967 Page 3 Member Schmedeke felt a vote of hands wr�uld be in order, and he thought the people should have more time to consider the road plan. ^ Acting Chairman Myhra asked for a show o£ hands: How many object to something in this plan? 9 people. How many are in basic agreement? 4 people. � Wayne Larson, 1521 Ferndale Avenue, said this was his first meeting. He asked how large the cul de sacs were going to be? The answer was 60 foot radius. John Peebles, 1511 Ferndale Avenue, asked if the cul de sac on the South would take care of all three lots on Ferndale. The area was studied on the map. � MOTION by Albxecht, seconded by Nagel, that the public meeting of the Discussion of Road Pattern for Rice Creek Roac?/Central Avenue Area be closed. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried. Mr. Theilman asked if they could talk to the City Engineer to draw up a grid pattern. He was told they would have to bring in a pattern they liked before the Engineering Department could give advice. Member Schmedeke stated be believed the small property owners have to have more time and they stiould be given at least four months for study. He said that he still thought people who own property have a right to plan the way they would like. If they are interested in a cul de sac on ^ 0'Bannon's corner, it is possible to cut off the proposed road. MOTION by Schmedeke, seconded by Nagel, that the Plats and Subdivisions- Streets & Utilities Subcommittee give the smaller property owners at least four months to study the Rice Creek Road/Central Avenue Area plan, and to bring to the Subcommittee whatever new plans they have decided upon. Member Albrecht addressed the audience saying that these ideas which the people will present must not involve their site only. He emphasized that the Subcommittee is trying to accomplish a street pattern for the area as a whole, or at least propose some kind of guide lines for the future, so that a road in one parcel will end up in a logical place. This is what they should bear in mind when they come in with proposals. Acting Chairman Myhra told the audience that if they would put them- selves in the Subcommittee's place, the plans ought to fit into the overall pattern. The audience were told the best time to bring in their plans would be during the third week of the month or the first part of the fourth week i.n order for an agenda to be prepared for the Subcommittee before the meeting. This would give the members the weekend to go over the property personally with the new plans. , Upon a voice vote, Nagel and Schmedeke voting aye and Albrecht voting nay, the motion carried. ',r1 � , , Acting Chairman Myhra said he would like to repeat that the Subcommittee is trying to get a road pattern f6r the Rice Creek Road/Central Avenue Area, � Plats & Subs.-Str. & Util. Mtg. August 31, 1967 Pa�e 4 .. and lot lines never should have been left in the plans. The people are free to do whatever they like with their propexty. ^ Engineering Assistant Ciark said that we are not trying to build all the roads in at one time. For example, if we have a satisfactory overall plan, Lenny Cochran could develop his land at any time and it would not affect Rev. Henderson's land. Z'he purpose of the overall plan would be to make certain that when a parcel was platted, that it would fit into the stxeet plan for the entire area. 2. ACCESS TO PLANNED DEVELOPMENI' DISTRICT, ZOA ��66-16, HAROLD SCHROEDER: Problem of access irom East River Road. Mr. Dumphy and Mr. Schroeder were present. The Engineering Assistant Clark said he received a letter from the State Hightaay Department regarding future traffic pxojection figures. The.traffic count on Anoka County Highway No. 1(East River Road) SoutYi of the junction with old T.H.. ��10 i.n April of this year was 4,000 vehicles a day. The projected traffic count in 1985 Noxth of Osborne Road in the immediate vicinity of CSAH 1(East River Road) is 10,000 a day. This does take into considexation the bridge that will be built over the Missis- sippi River in the vicinity of 85th Avenue. Mr. Schroeder told the Subcommittee that what they are trying to do is to develop the proper.ty to its highest usE. They went to the expense of hiring DZr. E. Bather, traffic engineer, and it was his opinion that the ^ count of traffic generated by the shopping center would not create any worse problem than exists there now. In his apinion, it would not be necessary to have a semaphore or signals. If the traffic increased from 8,000 to 10,000 trips a day, maybe a semaphore would be necessary. He said they have given the Subcorunittee all the information they could obtain at this time, but they think, at this point, it would be up to the Plan- ning Commission whether or not this is the kind of development that would be good for Fridley. Member Nagel said he looked at the property and did not think there was any question that if the shopping center did not go in, it will be somewhere else. He didn't believe that there were any traffic projections of East River Road ever taking on the traffic nature of T.H. ��47. If it were necessary to put in a traffic signal, he could not see how it would be unbearable. He said he was in favor of the shopping center. Member Albrecht called attention to the road from the apartment building. This would be 100 feet from East River Road for stacking from the parking lot. Mr.. Schroeder said they �vere willing to design access or egress any way the City reconunends. The plan could be �.pproved with a certain reserva- tion of detail. They will do the plans to the best of their judgment, he continued, but who is qualified in the City of Fridley to make an evaluation that this is the way it should be done. He ad�ed that they were looking � for some direction. They had hired Mr. Bather, but did not want to go to - that expense unless his specifications would be honored. Engineering Assistant Clark pointed out that the first question to be answered was whether the City wants further commercial development along ' _i.� Plats & Subs,-Str. & Util. M�g. August 31, 1967 Page 5 � East River Road. If so, then time should be spent in the designixig of access to the development. Criteria that may be considexed are such tliings ^ as its alignment (r.orth and south) preferably in line with a street apposite it. If not opposite, then it should be 150 feet or more away frozn a street� opposite to pzevent diagoxial crossing, left and right turn lanes, decelera- tion and acceleration lanes, center islands arid signals. MOTION by Nagel, seconded by Albrecht, that the Plats & Subdivisions- Streets & Utilities Subeommittee recommend approval of the concept of the Planned Development presented by Mr. Schroeder for Spring Brook Park Addition as far as it affects the street pattern and traffic projections. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. Left turn lane would be in order and deceleration lane off East River Road turning into the property. Should thexe be a single entrance, or two entrances separated by some distance deserves m�re study by the designers. ADJOURNMENT • MOTION by Nagel, seconded by Albrecht, that the Plats & Subdivisions- Streets & Utilities Subcommittee meeting of August 31, 1967 be adjourned at 9:25 P.M. Upon a voice vote, the motion carried. ^ _� ,_ ., , . . , _ . � Re�spectf�lly submitted, , �, �i��-�,�.� Haz 0'Brian Recording Secretary . BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL SUBCO�ffTTE;E MEE'iING MINUTES OF SEPTEMBER 6, 1967 � The Meeting was called to order by Acting Chair�an Biermann ROLL CALL MEMBERS PRESENT: Tonco, Dittes, Hauge, Biermann MEMBERS ABSENT: Erickson OTHERS PRESENT: Building Inspector and Fire Prevention Chief 1. CONSIDERATION OF ADDITION OF A CAR WASH TO THE SIIPER AMERICAN STATION AT 7449 EAST RIVER ROAD (LOT 1, BLOCK 1, HUTCHINSON ADDITION). REQUEST BY L. W. S�INICTELSON, 7800 EAST RIVER R OAD, FRIDLEY, MIN�tESOTA: . Mr. Samuelson explained the construction details and traffic patterns. MOTION by Hauge, seconded by Tonco, to approve the addition subject to submittal of plot plan indicating landscaping and paving of unpaved portions of property. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Acting Chairman Biermann declared the motion carried. 2. CONSIDERATION OF AN AUTOb1ATIC CAR WASH AT 6Q65-6067 L'NIVERSITY AVENUE NORTHEAST, FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA (LOTS 2b & 27; BLOCK 4, HYDE PARK ADDITION) CONCRETE BLCCK CONSTRUCTION. APPROXIMATE C:OST -$20,000.00. OWIv'ER IS PHILIP WALKER. (RE�UEST BY BILL HAUCK EQUIPMENT COMPANY, 1326 - 8TH aVENUE SOUTH, ANOKA, MINNESOTA, 55303): h This item was cancel�led inasmuch as the City of Fridley is in the process of acquiring this property for road use. 3. DISCiJSSION OF RECONINIENDATIONS OF FIRE PREVENTION CHIEF AND BUILDING INSPECTOR FOR UPGRADING ORDINANCES: The discussion was continued until the next meeting prior to which the committee members will be sent copies of these items. 4. RECONSIDERATION OF FILISTER APARTMENT COMPLEX - REVTSIONS OF EXTERIOR DESIGTi: Mr. Filister and his secretary were present at the meeting. There was a lengthy discussion of various aspects of the exterior design. MOTION by Dittes, seconded by Biermann, to accept the Georgetown concept, Upon a voice vote, Bierman and Tonco voted no, Dittes and Hauge voted yes. Since a stalemate occurred this item was continued to a special meeting of the committee on September 13, 1967 at 7;30 P.M. 5. RECONSIDERATION OF 4-PLEX ON LOTS 2 AND 3, BLOCK 11, HAMILTON'S ADDITION TO MECHANICSVILLE. (5480 - STH STREET NORTHEAST, FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA) REQUEST BY MOON CORPOR.ATIQN, 6225 UNIVERSITY AVENUE NORTHEAST, FRIDLEY, �ftNNESOTA: Mr. Julkowski was present at tne meeting. The plan was reduced to meet the . land area requirements. ,.J� �, _ � ^ �� BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL MINUTES, SEPTE�IBER 6, 1967 PAGE 2 MOTION by Tonco, Seconded by Hauge, to approve the plan provided applicant submit plot plan indicating parking, planting wi-�h application for permit, and that this work be accomplistied as proposed prior to the issuance cf a Certificate of Occupancy. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Acting Chairman Biermann declared the motion carried. 6. CONSIDERATION OF ADDITION AND ALTERPTIONS TO SHOP AT 7786 BEECH STREET AS REQUESTED BY RONALD SMITH, 7786 BEECH STREET NORTHEASTs FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA: - MOTION by Tonco, seconded by Hauge, to approve future construction at less than the 8 foot side yard setback, now allowed by approval of the City Engineer, provided more land is acquired in the near future by the possible • vacation of 78th Avenue Northeast. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Acting Chairman Biermann declared the motion carried. ADJOURNMENT • There being no further business, Acting Chairman Biermann declared the meeting adjourned at 11:45 P.M. Respectfully submitted, __._ � � , l �', 1 ` , . ^ � / + � � J �-�',./C--c_ �.%�-�-� .� Clarence Belisle Secretary to the Board 0 �a � OFFiCIAL NOTICE ', ' � CITY 0�' FFIDLEY _ �� n � PUBLZC HEAF.ING BEFOKE THE • PLAN`ING COiL`IISSIO.� • 9 TO WH0�1 IT MAY CONCEF:N: Notice is hereby given that there will be a Public Heuring of the Planning Commission of the City of Fridley in the City Hall at 6431 University Avenue N.E. on September 14, 1967 in the Council Chamuers ut 7:30 P.M. for tne purpose of: , Rezoning request by Thomas Brickner (ZOA ��67-G8) from R-2 (limited multiple family dwellings) to R-3A (?imited�multiple dwellings) the follo�aino described parcel: LO� .S1Jt �C� ��V1S�� Au3'_�Ol"1S S��'Oi:.1G'�.S�O_. �iL.';�c;ZZ'. i�� ��_C�iZ 2.� foZ?o��:s. 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AND uiCC�t � ��e �ast ei�'n�y-three fPe � o_° t:e ��:�s ;�,�7 .5 �ee � o*'�� Lot Six (o;, Re:vise3 �udi�or's Subdi�Iision Ilu�;;�r IC, � AT10��_'"•3 �'iOUT?f; f� 1'11T1'f1830f3 �. �XC.OL1Tt� �'i,r!c � G�; tC; j� i��'.: �C:°'_'8UL'� • .t , • - Arr� Exc��, �r�� uresti o„�-nd? f l�� �} a� �;-�� �,,� = z6&.o °�� � o� ��� West Q.o7 .� fee : of Lo � Sis (6) , Refis�� �v3i �;;r' ., Sc:n4�-r�s�_c» • Numbe� Z�� n:'i0iC2. �.'OLI7L�'v� _"•��2'??:2SOta� °Z::?'?�1;.1� �C?� �JOL'a�Ct j� :c�: - thereoi; • � •' dND EX.CEP'i .h� �;des- or�e-��:ir3 (1�:� ot tas 3wa ;�nq ��� � �: �a� i, , _ T = / jt�T°st 407.5 f�e+ ei Lot Six.. (o') , Re=J isa3 �adi ��y' S ��? �,ii;; _s_cs� NLlL^.�J81" LL'� 1�'L?O':3 �.'O'.:�r1�J � :?1T'..'ll°_S�t3� --{Cay � _ � ��t�' sv�? :(2 �j :cc � t'i�l@ia0i � '.-'� .. �� f.X�.'^'F'L ?;C° vC'.lti.Il ',C?.'.r�J'_��rc,� �.-"'•°� ��J��I OL TC:.-'�r �7°S: ��? � ��?r � of Lo� S1X ���� �?V15?J. c'_L:3iLOZ�S �i.:0�l�ii:,_O_'1 •r�:�7:J�•: '_7. eLCC'JZ'�l l� �O �C1° P�.3� r".^_=� =•�i ii'P. _-i 1°_ �:_'� �7r �2 0=.� L:". `�.!I° "� .. : � 0:_ 7� �.^.� �°�1S ��8.� �_ i 1; i°S _:'_ 3.C�1 :'�Z' :. :O_:� LOG_^. :� J.'liC?"_?�t;v ` L�ino in the \Tort:� Ha1f (:�'-Z} of Secti�r. I3, R-24, T-3Q, City of :'ridley, County �£ �n�ka, S�ate of �finnesota. . (Genesally l�car_ed at Central Avenue South of 66th Avenue.) Anyone desirir�o to be heard �•ritn refer:,•nce to the above matttr, will be he2rd at this meeting. � + 0 Publish: August 25, 1967 Se�tember 1_ 19F,7 RO�EF.T J. ;NGHES CNAII�•L��t PL�.�'iI`iG :0��[ISSI0�1 /�1 . . � t � T a � 0 CITY �F FRIDL,EY MINNESOTA PLANNING AND ZONINC FOR1�1 TYPE OF REQUEST �X+,Rezoning � ��_- Special Use Perciit Number G % - r� �' ��,., ; �� -. � ��=�.Z �.,Z � ���c' � �`�.�`' � , Variance , APPLICANT' S SIGNATURE /,/�-� � ; ; �, �-- �������%_�..�,,% Zot Splir_s , Address 's n Drive �T F i��:'r.nea ol_._is, i"iinr,. � �pproval �f !°1r�- 21 liminary Plat Telephone Number 7�i��,r,?p� �..� John R: Agnes Cochran sigrie�. PROPERTY OWiVER' S SIGI�IATURE l -��') - _________�,ppr�val •f Ffnai -y Plat •�'i�"�- �� � � '- Streets �r plley� . Address _ Q���,= �����2 V��� Telephone Number_ �� r 7�`— ��/ l *gk�r Street Location of PrapPrty 65$1 Central �ve. N.E. Legal Descriprion of ProFe'-"tY PPr att,a,shPd Present Zoning Classification �...� ' ftesidencc� ,- ('Vacant) Existing Use of the Property Proposed Zaning Classification, SpPCial iise, Variance or othF�r request R- Gen. hlultiple Farlily D��� :S Describe briefly tr,e 'l�ype of Use and ths Improvemer.t Proposed Multiple Dwellin�, � story 11t unr.t apto Acreage of Praperty��� .x "21I�! Has the Present Applicant Previously Sought to Rezone, Plat, Obcain a L4t Sp2it, Qbtain a Variance or Special Use Permit on tfie Subject Site or Part of It? FTi1en? What was ;tequested �� FeE Enclose� $ � Date �iled 4uQUSt 7r 1967 T��te of Hearing Se�tember 1!� 1967 0 /�1 PLANNIN� AND ZONING FORM � Number �%`t 7 - � � - The u�dersigned undersCands that: (a) (b) (c) ResidenCs and Qwners of Property within PERSON� Jnhn_ n` ancl S�rah Jane �Iflppe �3arr.ld L.. AND K�thle�n L. Jameson _ _ Edward _ G. and Judi th Ii . S imko i�_ David L. �nd �3ettv A. s�fech George H,, ,�.nd Zitte Peek � PAGE 2 , A�ist c£ all residents and owners af pro- perty o�ithin 300 feet must be 2ttached to this application, This applica•tion must be s£gned by alZ oo�ners of th� property, or an explanation given tahy this is not the case. Respons3biliry for any defect in the pro- ceedings resul.tin� from the failure to list the na�es and a�d-r.esses of a21 residents 4nd propert� oc�ners of proF�rty within 300 feet af the p;.op�-r�y in question, belongs to the undersi�;ned. 300 feet; ADDRE�S � 1351-66t1z Ave. ivT,�'. irlinneapolis, i�:inn. 55432 1,�39-66th Ave, id.F,. �iinneapolis, iviinn. 55�3z 132?-66th 9ve. N.�. P1linneapolis, �iinn. 55�32 1315-E6th Ave. N.E. iy;innea�olisZP�inn. 55�32 66�3 Central Ave. N.E. �Jiinneapolis, P��inn. 55l�32 ^„��a F�ocell 6617 Central Ave. N.E. i�iinneapolis, i��inr.. 55u3� �See atta hed sheet for ad�iti�onal narie ��d address�es)� A sketch of proposed pr perty an�d structure must e raom on t�ie acK of t is form or attacheci, showing the following: 1. .torth DirECtion . 2. Location of Proposed Struc[ure on lot. 3. Dimensions of property, proposcd Per sketch attached. structur�, and front and side set-bacics. �, 4. Street iVames i. � ' S. Locaefon and use of adjacent exi.stin� buildings (within 300 feet). y- Th� undersigned hereby declares that all the facts and representations stated in this application are true and correct. DATE � C�.� _ l ` / � � .S IGi3ATUR� . ~ '� '; , , ,�, ? l _�' - c �! '"� �. �' �-�. � _.. - � - J • ..-��-_..,.�. � - _ -- (APPI.ICANT) . . . .. . - - .. . . ���r�t�*'�*� Approved Denis� By the ioard n� �ppes�s� Subject to the Followin� Condi.tions; date Approved Denied by the Plannin� Commission on Subject to the Following Condi�ions: date ^�pproved Denied by the Cocincil on - Subject to the Follo���ing Conditians; date Fozm PC 100 9 � � . � � ' Continuation of list of r�ames and addressEs �� �.. n,�" � �. 7 -e � ����� � - Person Address � Ronald i�:. Ennis 6601 Central Ave.,N.E. Minneapolis, Minn, 551�32 � Tr7illiam J. and Mar�aret Whiting 1;�16�66th Ave. A1.E. Aiinneapolis, NIinne �5l�32 Ralph L. Sauer , 1328-G6th Ave, N.E. r;inneapolis, Minn. S5�t32 irJilbur C. and Grace Niary Larsen 13l10-66th Avez i�.r. Alinneapolis� Minn. 55�32 -- Gerald R. Johnson Z358-66t� ��va� N.E. :�iinneapoliss Nlinn, 55�t32 , Herbert W. �acon Jr. 651� Central Ave. �3.E. i�Tinneapolis, �:inn, 55�32 - --Byron 'J. Bacor. 6515 Central Ave. N.E. Minneapolis, T�ixin. 55t�32 Leonaa�d Cochran 6�37 Central Ave. N.E. ilinneapolis, i-iinn. 55i�32 '-- -- Steiger & Gertzen �.�ar. IPdC. 6S19 Central Ave. N.E. i�inneapolis, i�.inn, 55�32 P. Herbert and Gena. � Johnson 1381 �Iissi�pip�i St, ?J.E. Ninne3polis, i��inn, �[1�32 _._. �' �^Jilliain �,. Zati•riar - 6732 �verton Dr, N.�. t�Iinneapo�.is� Niir.n, 551�3? '. Dr. Edson V. Fu�lestad 517lt St. Imier N.E. �inneakolis, P�inn, 55l�2�. ' SFGA Associates _ __ . a rlidwest Federal Savings .l�Zarquet�e at 8th �_. _ r , Minrieapolis, riinn, 571�02 _ _ Richard G. `^lilson_ 656$ Central Aveo I�.E. i�iinneapolis, R1inn. 55u32 — Thomas W. �ioore 6580 Central Ave. N.Ee i�Iinneapolis, i�inn, 55�32 ___ ^ Karl L. Klopfer 6588 Central Ave, N.E. riinr.eapolis, Niinn, . 551�32 _ riyrtle H. Schmidler b60l� Central Ave, N.E. i�linneapolis, �inn, 55�32 harold J. :�Teil 6616 Centra.l Ave. N.E. N�inneapolis, t%iinn. 55432 _. ---- Theodor.e Gins'oer� 3�6 North Justine Aveo Chicago, Illinois ci0607 James F. 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Petition No. 32-1967 �� Date Received 8 Sen�embe�_ 967 Ob ject AAg,�ainst rezoning of Part of Lot 6, Aud� tor'_�4�,b �'�1 � � ^ � Petition Checked By ��� � Date � (• percent Signing �����,� , _ ��� Re£erred to City Council Disposition , ,. , . ,.. . , . . .. ,-> - ., . . _ , . ;^ _ . `� .. . ,.� Au�ust ?3, 1967 �'�2� '�110 U11�.ersi��ned� ai��O.�posea to '�118 rezonill� O? 'tr21S uZ'2a. iZ'OTC� lim.ited :nz�_tiple c�t•:e1�.ing resic�.ence to �part.��ent buildin�s. 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A.S. ��10 � F�om R-2 to R-3 . �==� . _ . � _ � � � F � � . � � TG WFiOM IT MA.Y CONCERN: OFFICIAL NOTICE CITY OF F'�i IvLEY FUBLIC HEARING BEFORE THE PLANN��I�G CONP'iITSSION n • WHEREAS, the Planning Co��mission of the City of Fridley, AnoKa Cc�,a.nt,y, Minnesota, �.as received a reauest for approval oi a Preliminar� Development Plan for that area now zc�ned, Planned Development District (PD� and le�aily �escribed as follows: Block l, Bourdeau.x's Sprirg Brook Addition Lots 10, 11 and 12, Block 2, Bousd�aux's Spring Brook Addition Lots 2 tnrough 9 inclusive, Block 2, Boardeaux's Spring Brook Addition . Block l, Sprir_g Brook Park 2nd Additior� � NOtid T�i'EREFORE, Notice is hereb� given that or� the 14�' da.y of September , 2967, at 8:0� P.M. the Plannir� Commission will mest in the Cit�r Hall in said Cit�r and will at said time and place hear al.l parties in�terested in the developmant of said propert.y and will receive testimony and evidence from tYie peti+iar_ers and all other interested pa.rti�s relatisre to the pro- posed Preliminar� DevelopMent Plan. Dated this 3rd day of Aug-ust, 1.967, b.y Order of the Planning Commission of the C?t�r of Fridley. Publish: August 25, lg5? September 1, 1967 . ^ RQBER.T J . HUGIiES Chairman Planning Conimisaicn 0 _ .. �� � � ^ � �� . � � . . ��. � V! ,i . •. . /, ? ,1. _ /. � . � ORDINAI�;CE N0. 359 - AN ORDINANCE TO E1P��N�i THE CITY CODE OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA BY r1AKING A CHAI�GE IN ZONING DISTRIGTS The Council of the City of Fridley do ordain as follows: SECTION l. Appendix D of the City Code of Fridley is amended as here- inafter indicated. SECTION 2. The tract or area within the County of Anoka and the City of Fridley presently zoned as C-1-S and described as: a) All of Block 1, Bourdeaux's Spricig Brook Ad�ition, b) Lots 10, 11 and 12, Block 2, Bourc�eaux`s Spring Brook Addition; Is hereby designated to be in the zoni.ng district P.D.. � (Planned Developrient). _ SECTION 3. The tract or area within the County of Anoka and the City of Fridley presently zoned R-1 and described as: a) Al1 of Lots 2 through 9 inclusive, Block 2_, Bourdeaux's Spring Brook Addition, � b) AI1 of Block 1, Spring Brook Park 2nd Additi�n, ' Is hereby desionated to be in the zoning district P.D. (Planned Development). SECTION 4. The Zoning Administration is directed to change the official - 2oning map to indicate the above zoning changes. • PASSED BY THE CIT`I COU�;CiL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS 20TH DAY OF MAFZCH . 1967. - ATTEST: CITY CLFRK - �Iarvi� C. 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'� 3' 1/'Zo � �7 /i J n' .�7 jL t,�,� 1 B'/ ,t8 A7 6 � ��'_ � �i� r �: .. 3 • d,Z I 0 9 B 7 G s� 3 Z/ �:� � � Qi Q ` ri•�1.. �. � � ' � ; p � .7e r !� .��1� � � � � . ,'� w� jr � Jr f k �� �e , le l. �7 �' ` �'ti,�� � �� T a �, � . (-�-I- -- I ••• � '- - - - (, ��..219—_ �.�j�. �i} � �_.lu•L'�' �_ � ^ P.LGiiI,�'�R COUP�CIL i�If::�:T7.;�G, r1[1},CH 20, 19G7 PAGL 23 � put in ttie storui sc�,.er: C�uncilman Sliei-iclan pointed out tiie possibil.iLy of puttino in a portion of the project and hold the assessment on the ba.'._ance of the area for so.ne tin�e in ti�e future. Councilman Samuelson said he felt it would b� safer to run a PubJ.i.c 1'earin�,. �ir. Scilroeder asked if. there �aas OFI�OSI.ClOR at the hearinr;, cou]_d th�s otiier roate be assunled, and he was tolcl it could be. The City rlanager said that the report this evening could be receivcc� as the prelimi.r.ary report and the tiearing set. rlayor Kirlctiam su�gested ttie datc of April 17, 196% for tlie hearing. Councilman I,iebl said tYzat it �•�as a question of what the Ci.ty can afford, and they �aill. tlave i:o m�alce sure the ri_ght si-r,e l:i.ne is put in. It �aas pointed out that al.l three proposals would be the proper size, as they are just tallci.ng about the trunl� line and not the laterals. Coun.cilman Samuelson quesrio�ied �ahether the Co�ncil. stiould advertise for the trunl: systeai only. Councilman Harris sug�ested they advertise the . �;hole program, because so..:e p�ople may have �hanged their minds, a��d �aill wartt the �,hole thin� to go through so they can tiave tiieir street in. He felt tb.ey should. start� �aith tl�e maxim�_im and see how many are interested in the pro;ect. This �aould be the proposal at the cost of $3.96. ^ RESOLUi'TO`v ��52-1967 - OY.ni:P.Ii?G PP.FLIMINAPY PI�A�`S, SPi�CIFICATTONS Ai�D EST_I:iiA'1'ES OF Tt]I; COS'i'S Tt11�:Rt:OF: STR}�ET 11`Ii'i:OVI:�'ILNT P}'OJEC1 ST. 1967-1 (P_i)Di?ND�i�t ir2); � MOTI.ON by Councilr.an 5heric;aa to actopt Resolution ,�52-1967. Seconded by Councilmar_ Samuelson. U?or. a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motior. carried. � RESOT,liTIO�; �t53-1967 - P.ECE:tVING T�IE PIt�LIi�1I:N?�ZY REPO�'.'i' ��D CALLIiv'G A PUBLIC HEEIRING 0:� T�-,E A1AT:i'F7� 0�� TI1Z�' CO\STRUCTION OF CEP.TAI�\ I2�[PF.OVET�c:vTS: STE:EE`:,^ IMPf:OV�1.F�;T PF.OJIsCT ST. 1967-1 (ADDEiVUU!I �-� -- —�— MOTIO� �y Council.man Sheridan to adopt Resolution ;�53-1967. Seconded by � Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, i�layor Kirkhlm ��, f; ��"'��'� declared the motion carried. ;. d" PE 1ITION �6-1967 - T�1� PURC�LASE OF LOTS 1 T?-TuT'.0'JGH 6, BLOCK 4� B._OURDLA�Ii: ` S 1,�'� x �( SPRING I3P.00I� ADUITION: ~ T� �� � " �Mr. Schroeder presented tiie Council with a petition si.gned by 54 propert._y � owners �•1ho live east of East River Foad and North of ?9th Avenue lo the ' City I,imits. It named an area that the people kne�a was avail.able for a park. � Nir. Schroeder sai.d ttiat there is no park in thezr area of ahvur_ 100 farnilies w?iich has a child ratio of about 3 per faruily. He said t}ie nearest park ���as across East River Road �aiiicti is very dangerous. He requested that the City Council refer this to the Park CotY;mission for consi_derati.on and a study of a park in this a_rea, Councilman Samuelsoa said he agreed ttiere was a need for a park. MOTxO�, by Couslcilma!: Sam.uelsor_ to reccive Petition ;'=6-1967 and rerer it to tFle Parks and Kecreation Comn:issien for tE:eir reviez•-a1 and analysi.s. Seconded by Councilman iiarris. Upoii a voice vote, tt�ere beir.g no nays, �iayor. Kirl:ham declared ttie motion carriect. - Tne City Ei�bi.necr pointed o��t tliat thcie cai11 be a^utilic fIearin� ior the storei sewer ar.d asked if they 4i0�1�_CI want tu h� ve a Y�.t1,li.c Heariztg �n Ruth �nd Liberty Strects also. Ttie co������. a���.aed L-o do both of these at tlie same time. � ^ ^ R1;GU1 Al: COliNCIL I�fi;ETING, li�>hCEI 20, 19G7 PAGE �1.�+ �� �� �fOTION by Councilman Samuelsoi: that Hugo from East River I�oad to tlie east eiid � of }ILif,O Street at the railroacl tracks be advertised for the same public : hearin�. Seconded by Gouncilrnan llarris. Upor_ a voice vote, there being no nays, Alayer Kirkham declared the motion car'ried. RFSULU'1'T.ON ;`5�-1967 OPD}�;P.Ii�G ITtl'ROVL,TI1,\'T A\D FI�.f1L 1'L��S A\D SPi:CIFICATIO\S AND ES'1'Ir1[1TES 0, COSTS !'fII�hEOr: S��'REI�'!' Ii�1YROVEi�iLNT PROJEC7' S1'. 1967-1: rlayor Kirkhar: asked if the Council �aas rea.dy to m�ke a determination on thi.s resolutiori, Councilman Harris su;�ested that if the Council acts this evening, thcy �aill be able to get this ou.t earlier oa bids and receive a more favorablc price. MOTIO\ by Co�?ncilman Harris to adopt Resolution �r54-19u7. Seconded by Council- man Liebl. Councilman Liebl asl:e�1 if this prc�ject ��Till be completed in four stages or all in one project. The City Enoineer sai.d t:,at the bids will be let on the whole pro ject, and that tliey may �aait for Huga Street to malce it a bigger project. The City Engineer poinY.ed out t�•?o sma11 problems, ane was th2 need for a storm se�aer, or fill, for tt�e Reidel property and the other was a right- of-wa}� they are asicin� from the Bank, but he was sure they could be resolved. He said Lhat storm setaer was the best solution for the Reidel property but because ttie property will be tied up for a�ahil.e, there may be a feasible <<�ay to do it without a storm sewer. The City Attorney asked if this would create any drai.nage problems to the people on the south. The City Engineer sai.d that the property on tne south drains to�aard the south. The City En�i.neer also pointed out that there is a lo�a hole on Arthur Street where water sits on the school property. He e�cplained the way the City will put in a permanent street part �aay and then a temporary one for a little way, and �•rhen the storm sewer is finished, then they will include this little section. VOTE upon the r,iotion was a voice vote, ther.e heing no nays, 1�layor Kirkham declared the motion carried, RESOLi;TI:ON ORDERING I�fPROVF:i1ENT A\D FINAL PLAI�iS A.�vD SPCCIFICAT �0\?S AND ESTI�L�TF:S OF COSTS TF3I.REOF: riUN1CIPAT STA'J'E AID IrLPROVEP�IFNT P�OJ:�CT ST.1967-2 �DE\Dt�i ��1;; ^ �-- - The City En�i.neer explained tha.t all the people in Sylvan Hills have their utilities in. He said that the people in Sylvan Hills had caanted assurai�ce that tliey would never nave backup trouble again, and the Ccnsultin� Engineer had said that: one solution �;ould be a line to \TSSSD, and �•ihether the District would go along with this is pending. The Ci•ty i�fanaoer suagested the Council review this with the Consc.lt.ing Engineer a.nd he could explain the alternatives. MOTIOid by Councilman Harris to table this to tlie ner.t Council rieeting so the Counci.l will have an opportuni.ty to di.scuss ttiis with the Consultino Engineer first. Seconded by Counciln�aa Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, �Iayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.� The C?_ty rianager sai.d he �oou?d set up a meetirg wi.th the Consulti.ng Engi.neers ^ for a uisct�ssi.on of 4tie alternatives. R�SOLL".I'IO\ ;-`5�-1967 �1tT'I-iOF:T'I.ING ��..�;D DII�ECi'I�`�G Tily' CUi�I't;IVI\G OF SPi�CT_E`,L ��1SSESS- rIF:NT� O��I LO"i' 1�+r1�B7..00I: 1�_PrL:CI;L 32.0, AN�_LO'L' ].48,_BT,OCI� 1, PAI:CEL 340.�LYNDA7,E BUILD;'RS 4Tti �1DD7TI0`� : � rI0TI0i+ by Councilman �Iarris to adopt F.esolution ��55-19u7. Seconded by Counci.lm�in � I".�'���:;, ., . Ea .. .! ; �16er �.. 4� �.-i., .X.lp . Y. "�,a� ,.Rt � t_ ... :.! 1 + � �5 : �`"�} ��, T'!. a_ero.f�. a ,is . �, <'ti,�r,, .F ,t P�d�:r i,x , . •`�° ,�.�.> t: :,'F�`_ f , e��' (. E.,4,':ia, ; ;{' 4P: .. _. . �' ...., r��` �..P��g�. `Ai@'a ��cd r, �sF.,�:. _ . } '1: _ .,.� �f � ..���-.;:, x ;? a�, r a� , 1 .. . .- . . . .. rt k _ .-�..; �� r{i"Yt r �. .. 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Ti� ooly ay Uo�a aan b� aisao�ad is t�rp+�h �t psoe�ss �caatly th� �r it is �oing thsougb to�ight. i�i ail bav� tba s�i�t to s�quat a s�ning at aag► tims. �t 7.� a�ts th� City eust b�s= !i� srqns�t aad aot oa� its tntita. A s�qu�ttot �n aoow ia �v�ly thrso �ontLs, aaA ii pan oppoa that s�qu�t, Yoa hovo t�e si�ht to apps�s av�sy ths� m�nthe. st�v� Gsbriek: As1ad how much �la oei: taaos� b� inasw�d: Ms. Scbsosd�r eaid ln did not bsliew thoy �naeaid ba inaswa�d, but tb�sa �ros a goad poasibility t.}w pra�eat vouid haip dsasw� t1�. 7�e pask•libaa as�a is psiv8tsiy oaasd. �s �rili hsn►� a zrat'�stfo�aai buildi� and ar�a fcor tiN resid�ant� of ehis ar�a snd pestieip�nta oi t1�ia �nralop- �nt. Child�n !n this ar�s at th� prtsoat tfmr do �ot Lsv� aay rscs�s- tiot�al ar�a. 7�Sro is ab tosy for Liw� ta ut� s pia�rgsaund unl4sa tluy 8� ao�eoss Eaat Biv�r Boad sad aix bioaks fusth�s=. C�tis�man �gh�s su�gg�stod that prabably th� bsot ooarco of iafossation r�gasding tas ssv�a Monld b� fsoa du Cii.y Asa�seos. M�s 8xiakso� stat.od hs vauid liko to poiut out tbat, t�sthe�t os ^ not ffii� ps�psst? ia to go P.D.� tLat th� publie should fsili.asia4 �h�slv�s wi.tL the osd�� itoslf. W� bsoi a good osdinana�. It is aamethiqg ebat �ouid giv� ns good aants+oi arrr ali typts oi �sa. Yt i,� diifiault ' to imag3na l� this a�toa �ight b� d�volop�d nnl�s� it baa soma osgaaisation. It has baon a�eetog tdwr� go�c a].an�, 'long tSa�s. We do #a�i Ns iiavs a good ordinanca ,aad it �ili give th� Cit� good cantrol, a�ath�r it b� t�,is Co�ami�rgian or aam� otl�er. � eonid aoe asasreaia �at !h� taac� at� gofe� to b� aad did aot l�ai •it �uid b4 a�sjas itae. lDrl't0� by Esickson, eaconclod by J�oe�n, tbat thr Plamisg Co�iaaioa elos� t� publia haaris�g of tht s�aning r�qw�t, 7DQA �66-16, Hssold p. Sahs�d�ss, Jr. to t�ona fsom C•1�6 (local �hoppt�g arisa) ta P.D. iPlam►od d�v�lopaantj Blocic I, Lota 10 thsa 1Z, Bloaic Z, Bousd�tux's Spring Bx�ook Pask Additioa aad �saas fsvm it•1 (singla faeily dwllin,g) to P.D.. �Piaanad drvoloposut) La►ts 2 ti�ru 9, Block 2, Boasdoswc'• Spsing Bs+ook Park tWdition aad Block 1, Spring Bsook Pask 2�md /Wditiaa. Opan a voiea voe�, ail voti�g ay�, tho aotia� aarri.�d uw�faously. l+�?IOlt by Jmwaa, socandad by Esiakaon, that .tla Pl.aanniaag Caraieaion s�ad appraval oi the r�ao�aiug roqn�st (8QA �66•16) to r�saw isae C�1•S (loaal abopping ar�as) to P.D. (planm�d d�vaiop�ut) Blvot 1, Lot� 1Q tlnv 12, Bioak 2, Bousd�nc's 8psing Brook Pask ll�idition md s+aso�a� fr�a't•1 (eingl! #ssily dMallingi to P.D. �pl�aaasd dw�lop�sit) Lots 2 Ch�u 9, Blocic 2, Bourdraus's Spsing Bsook Park AAdition and Biock 1, Sp�ri� Srook Pazk �ad �dditioa by 8asold i�. Sahs�d�r, Js. vitboat !`urthss eernt ei� a,ap�cifia plaa will b� atadiad at a�uduc� data. 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