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PL 04/24/1969 - 7281�� AGENDA PLANNING CQMMISSION N�I'ING APRIL 24, 1969 7'30 �� ROLL CALL: • PAGES APPROVE PLANNING COMMISSTON MINUTES: APRIL 10, 1969 1-10 RECEIVE PLATS & SUBDIVISI�NS-STREETS & UTILITIES SUBCOMMITTEE 11-12 M?�NUTES: APRIL 17, 1969 . � , RECEIVE BUILDING STANDA.RDS-DESIGN CONTROL SUBCOMMITTEE MINUTESc 1j-15 .APRII� 9, � 969 . ORDER OF AGENDA 1. REZONING REQUEST;• ZOA #6 -06, ELDON SCHM�DEKE: Lots 16 through 19, Block 12, and Lot 30, T1ock 21, Hyde Park Ad,dition. R��one from R-2{Limited multiple family dwellings) to C-2 (Gtneral business). - % 2. PROPOSID PRELIMINARY PLAT. P S #69-06, VEIT'S �DDITION, LONDA IIdGLUND: That part of Lot 15, Revised Auditar's Subdivisien #23 lYing Westerly of Weeterly right of way line of Riverview Terrace as described in Book 702 of Deeds, page 197. 3, I . Z c'r4 �4 9- � - , j -3'$`]B _ �%�T - !9� 1, .� � �S�v� �/S' ` . � �� - �.3-3 - bl�d �qt`�'� � �' 0 0 16-27 2a-3� �� ,� � .� i 1 +'1 PI�APUING CO�M�SSION MEETING " APRIL 10, 1969 PAG� 1 ROLL CAI�L • The meeting was called to order by Chairman Erickeon at 7:30 P.M. Members Present: Myhra, Mittelstadt, Erickson, Jenaen, Fitzpatrickt Members Abaent: None Others Present: Engineering Assistant Darrel Clark APPRiOVE PLANNING COI�fl�QSSION MINUTES : MARCH 27, 1969 MOTION by Myhra, seconded by Mittelstadt, that the Planning Co�iss�on Minutes of March 27, 1969 be approved. Upon a voice vote, all voting ay�, the motion carried unanimously. �CBIVE BUILDING STANDiARDS-DESIGN CONTROL MINUTES: MAR�CH 26, 1969 MOTIOTT by Mittelstadt, seconded by Jensen, that the Planning Coamissior� recei�e the minutes of the Building Standards-Design Control meeting of March 26, 1969. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried uaanimously. R�CCBIVE BOARD OF APPEALS 1�IINUTES: APRIL 2, 1969 � . MOTION by Mittelstadt, seconded by Myhra, that the Planning Canmissi�on receive the minutes of the Board of Appeals meetirag o� April 2, 1969. IIpon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. 1. CdNTINUED P'[JBLIC HEARING: PRELII�NARY PLAT, P.S. �69-03, MAPLB MAN08 ADDIfiION, HIGHLAND PARK DEVELOPMENT CO.: Outlot 1, Melody Manor 4th Addition except the North 400 feet of West 217.8 feet. The Engineering Assistant said that Council opened the hearing last Monday and continued their action. Chairman Erickson said that at the last meeting, the Carmission had received same petitions presented opposing tia,e conetruction of R-3 in the area and these petitiona were reprinted in the - Agenda for this evening. He stated the Subco�ittee had approved the pre- liminary plat subject to the final plat providing adequate utility and access easements. Mr. Fred Donaldson, representing Highland Park Develo�- ment Company, was asked if he had anything further to say about the plat this evening. He said he did not. Floyd Smith, 7600 Jackson St. N.E.: I completely protest the bui,ldi�g of aay multiple dwellings on this lot. If so, i will �ell my hon�. I ata sure the rest of the people feel the saa�e way. I have a nice home. Som�e� thiag like this will devaluate the property. The reaeon I bou$ht the lat w�s that I was told there would be a park on thia azea. Walter Peterson, 7506 Tempo Terrace: I am al8o oppoeed to thio fas �he ^ simple fact it would overload our schools. 1i►e classrooms are getting to the point where they can handle the children better. �" 2 Plannini� Comnission Meeting - Apri1 10, 1969 Page 2 Chairman Erickson said that the one thing he would like to hear is ^ whether or not there is any particular objection to the plat because thia is what the Plan=►ing Co�ission is to consider. The people were informed that the members of the Planning Comnission were not on the Co�issioa a� the time of the rezoning. The objections have been heard in regard to Che use. � Charles Heid, 7513 Tempo Terrace: I have lived in a brand new fourplex. I have seen what can happen to an apartmeat house in two years. You can't imagine what it is like for the people across the street from one. When we moved in, they said it would be vesy nice, but it wae not kept up. Richard Cartwright, 7503 Tempo Terrace: I am aware you are asking for for a plat. I think there is no objection to that. I am sure this Plannia,g Coumission has a definite influence on whether or not to allow a building permit and you could recommend denial. Wouldn't this influence the Counc�l'e decision to grant a building permit? Chairman Erickson answered that, to his knawledge, the Pla:ming Com- mission has never taken a position on property that is properly zoned, nor have they been asked to do so. Mr. Myhra co�eated that if the land ia properly zoned, it would aeem to him the owner could challenge the Council. Mr. Cartwright asked if the City of Fridley has no other meana of ca�- trol than the zoning as to what is built where? The Chairman answered that other than zoning, he would say that was correct. It would seem we are now gettix�g into a legal field which the Planning Conmission is not properly fitted to handle as they are a recam- mending body only. He would say that the awaer has a right to build what he wants, if he complies with the zoning and City Code. Mr. Cartwright said he was opposed to the building of any apartment buildings in this iu�ediate area. Chairman Erickson aeked h3.m if he were aware that the people,who �zere askiag for the apartment complqc, were building the rest home? Mr. Cartwright anewered that he felt that the petitioners felt they see large econami.c benefits fram the apartment build- ing. He did not see any immediate co:mection between the two buildings. Se was sure their i�ediate concern was haw much money the aparm►ents were going to make for them. Mr. Myhra told Mr. Cartwright that in a sense, he was asking the Plan- ning Commission to make a statement on so�thing before it was presented to them. We have always been very careful if a developer comes in with some- thing that seemed very good, that we would not want to give a etatemeat until it.had gone through the various steps. Mr. Cartwright asked if it were not one of the Coumi�sion'� duties to give their recomnendations to the Council and Mr. Myhra answered that what he was saying wae really Mr. Cartwright ought to give his opinion to the � Council. Every once in awhile, he added, the Planning Coumisaion gets probleffis where there is a conflict between the petitioner and the owner, and sometimes, he felt particularly relieved when the opposition fell on another body. � PlanninA Coflmission Meeting - April 10, I969 Page 3 � The Engineerin.g Assistant eaid that Council had approved the isauance � of the Building pemnit. Mr. Jensen informed Mr. Cartwright that the actual approval has.happened and one building can be started as soon as the builder wished to pick up the permit and that it is rather late to object. Alto, this is a matter that does not require a public notice. The only way any- one can be aware of it is to be aware of all the proceedings of the City Council. It would be incomrenieat for an ordinary citizen to do. It Was also meationed the rezoning was passed three years ago. Mr. Floyd Smith said the neighbor across the street, who lived there in 1965, was never given notice on the rezoning. Mr. Jensen informed the sudience that there is a record kept in City Hall of all notices sent out. If his deed was not filed in time, the notice might have gone to the previous awner. Occasionally the holder of the mortgage is lieted as the fee owner, as they pay the taxes, the notice could have been sent to him. Sametiiaes the large organizations do not have the interest of the people at heart to foxward these notices. This is tragic. Mr. Myhra said that the Planning Co�ission recognized that appareatly these people are unanimously opposed to the building of apartments and we want you to realize we do recognize this. It seemed to him, Mr. Jenssa said, that the question the Plaiming Com- mission have before them fs the propriety of the proposed divieion lines on a large tract. Thie is a relatively uncamplicated plat that has aix parcels originally knawn as Outlot 1, M�elody Manor 4th Addition. It runa between Lyric Lane and Oeborne Road and bounded by hames alon,g Jackson. It is being divided up for the purpo�e of simplifying legal descriptions for deed purposes and the request was made by the City Council to plat the property so that additional buildings could be built on the property atnd each have their separate lots. This was the purpose of granting a single permit for a single large tract. A citizen said they were told what would be put up there is differeat fram what is going up there. Same of them found out from the City Hsll that it was zoned R-1 and nothing bigger than duplexes would be allawed. Mx. Jensen said it is a confueing tract of land, depending on where you live. The people on Lyric Lane could have been told the zoning was R-1 and it is true. However, it is permissible to get a special uae pesmit to build a nursing home in an R-1 area. It is understandable there could be some confusion. Mr. Cartwright asked if the minutes of this meeting are given to the Council. He would like to go nn record, and he imagined hia statements wera accepted by the people present, and recoadnend the City Council not give the building permit until the objection is aired. He would like to diecuse the rezoni�g of this area to R-1. Mr. R. Swift, 7577 Lyric Lane: As I uaderstand it, this ie a11 one plat with different zoning. It ia not being zoned. � Chairmaa Erickson explained there are three different �onings. Platting is to simplify legal descriptions of the property. There follawed a ehort� I discussion of probable taxes. � Plaaning Commission Meetiag - April 10, 1969 Page 4 Chairman Erickson said the Planning Comnission is faced with a situation � that exists and they do not have the power to change it. A citizen said there will be approximately 70 units in the apartment buildings. He believed there would be quite a few children in the elementary.and high schoole. He asked if there were anything they could do to fix the taxes on this land that will be developed so that this would not raise their property taxes. Chairman Erickson said that there is r�othing the Planning Comnission can do in this respect. Apartments get a high valuation. Mi0TI0N by Fitzpatrick, seconded by Mittelstadt, that the Planniag Com- mission close the public hearing on the preliminary plat, P.S. �69-03, Maple Manor Addition, Highland Park Development Company of Outlot l, �ielady Manor 4th Addition, except the North 400 feet of the West 217.8 feet. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. Mr. Myhra said that the Planning Co�ission is back to the same thing. This is something for the Council. He didn't see anythis�g to be gained by holding the request up, and if it is held up, Council.cxn't ta?ce action. It is to the benefit of everyone to move it along. He asked the Engineering Assistant about the roads and utilities. Darrel Clark answered that they seem to meet the requirements the Co�ission spoke of at the last meeting. MOTION by Myhra, seconded by Jensen, that the Planning Comnission recap- mend to the Council appraval of the Preliminary Plat, P.S. �69-03, Maple Manor Addition, Highland Park Development Company of Outlot 1, Melody Manor 4th Addition, except the North 400 feet of the West 217.8 feet. Upon a ^ voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. Mr. Myhra suggested to the audience that those who were interested in the request should keep in touch with City Hall for the date it would appear on the Council agenda. 2. PUBLIC HF.ARING: PROPOSED PRELII�NARY PLAT, P.S. �69-02, AI�ER OAKS, DiAVID R. HUBERS, JULIAN JOHI�TSON: Lot 4, Auditor's Subdivision #92, Lot 1, $loc,k 3, and Outlot 2, Worrel's Addition. Chairman Erickson explained that this item was tabled at the last meet- ing of the Planning Camnission and the combined plats of Amber Oaks and Southhampton 2nd Addition were re-advertised. The public hearing notice was read by the Chaisvian. Mahlo=► Moe, 5955 Benjamin St. N.E.: I have aome property a little South of the proposed plat. We have never been able to get a atreet through there. Are there any plans made for the streets between Stinson and Benjamin? I have a 150'x300' parcel of land and I can't get a building permit nor can I sell the property. (Mr. Moe's land is platted as Acorn Hill.) Mrs. Lorraine Winkler, 1641 Gardena Ave.: I have beea trying to aell my house and I can't do it until I have a road Z can ca11 my owa. If I � can have a road in the back of my property, I think I could sell. J PlanninA Como4issian M�eeting - April 10, 1969 � Page 5 The Winkler property is 160'x180' and a driveway is used to get out to � Gardena. Mr. Moe referred to the cul de sac shawn on the preliminary plat and said he believed if it were extended another 300 feet to the corner of the Winlcler property, it would open the access to all of their lots. He said the last time they got Mr. Mitchell to agree, but then Mr. Winkler dis- agreed because there was a garage where the turn around would be a�d he felt he should be compensated for it. He did not knaw whether they could get Mr. Mitchell to agree with it naw. Chaixman Erickson said that oae of the problems of a cul de sac con- cerns the Fire Department and Police Department. The legal length, accoxd- ing to the City, is 500 feet and to include the other property would be to add another 300 feet, which would be against the ordinance. Mr. Moe asked if it would be possible to put the street through to Gardena which would eliminate a long cul de sac. It was mentioned there are buildings that would be in the way. Mr. Jensen said that he certainly had sympathy with their problems, and it is something the Planning Co�iseion has got to look at. The Co�m►ission read the records of the studies made in this area for streets about a month ago aad the studies went on month after month fram year to year, and the people that wished to divide the Worrel Addi.tion were held up with a total lack of agreement among the neighbors, and once again Mr. ^ Julian Johnson tried to plat, and we have held him up about six montha. Now the key to.a good development for Mr. Johnson was when the plattiag of the property to the north came in with a plan that seemed to match with his. It was the feeling of the Subcam�ittee that the combination of the two plats would be quite ideal to malce the best use of the property and make building lots of really high quality. Naw to try to contimie the cul de sac 300 feet to the south, would be in violation of the ordin- ance. The platting ordina.nce stated the cul de sac mmust not be more than 500 feet and it is now 400 feet. He did think the Planning Cairmission has to face the problem the people brought up, but hia personal opinion is this would not be the way they should try to get the solution. Mr. M�oe said he would aot want to put eomethiag through that would not help the whole neighborhood, but it is hard to pay the high taxes and not be able to build. Mr. Costello asked if Mr. Mitchell would be agreeable, could eomething be worked out. The Chaisman said if Pir. Mitchell were agreeable, a road could come in from Stinson. He has a large parcel that could be divided up into probably seven lota. The only aolution is for the people owning land and needipg to acquire accese to thie propexty, to ask the City . to condema laad. It is up to the Council. He would auggest that if they really felt they a�ust get accesa in the area'to their property to the back, to come in and sit down xith the City Eagineer, even if it /'1 means some condeuasations have to be done. He did not think it would be `- fair to hold up this plat. _ __ 6 Planning Commission Meetin� - Apxil 10, 1969 Page 6 MOTION by Mittelstadt, seconded by Myhra, that the Planning Co�ission /'1 close the public hearing of the proposed Preliminary Plat, P.S. #69-02, Amber Oaks, David R. Hubers and Julian Johnson, of Lot 4, Auditor's Sub- division #92 and Lot 1, Block 3 and Outlot 2, Worrel's Addition. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. Mr. Mittelstadt stated that the Planning Commission got the opinion of the people for an additional road in the area to the south and realize they do have a problem there in order for them to get access road, but the business before the Planning Caamission this eveni�g is the proposed preliminary plat of P.S. ��69-02, Amber Oaks. 1�OTION by Mittelstadt, seconded by Jensen, that the Planning Comnis- sion reco�nend approval to the Council of the Prelitninary Plat, P.S. �69-02, Amber Oaks by David R. Hubers and Julian Johnsmn of Lot 4, Auditor's Sub- division #92 and Lot 1, Block 3 and Outlot #2, Worrel's Addition. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. Mr. Myhra asked about drainage and Darrel Clark said the grades could be worked out on the streets and the water, at present, goes to Stiason Boulevard. There is one utility easement to be granted at the lot line out to Stinsoa Boulevard. The reason for the easement is looping of watermain. , Mr. Jensen said this particular area does not have a stoxm sewer so water is running on the streets for miles, which is really not proper. � He would like to state that the street gradea that they checked at the last meeting were not positively apprwed and they are definitely goiag to have to be examined carefully by the Engineering Department relative to elevations. Mr. Hubers asked at what point could they start to build. Daxrel Clark answered that, legally, they could take out one or two building permits naw. He would advise them not to until the plat ie appraved. 3. PUBLIC i�EAIZING: PRELII�IINARY PLAT, P.S. �69-04, EAST RANCH ESTATES. 1ST..ADD. ROBERT SCHItOER: East 621.87 feet of that part of NW� of NW� as measured along the North line thereof of Section 11 lying northerly of centerline of Osborne Road, subject to portion taken for T.H. #47. Osbome Road and St. Paul Watexworks' easement. 4. PUBLIC HEARING: PRELIrQNARY PLAT, P.S. �69-05, EAST RANCH ESTATES 2ND ADDITION, ROBERT SCHROER: SW� of SW� of Section 2 subject to portion taken for T.H. �47 and subject to easement for Sanitary Sewer purposea over South 33 feet thereof. Items 3 and 4 were so closely tied together that they were heard at the same tin�. MOTION by Mittelstadt, secoaded by Fitzpatrick, that the Planaing Commission diapens� with the reading of the Public Hearing Notices of ^ the preliminary plats, P.S. �69-04, East B.anch Estates 1st Addition aad P.S. #69-05, East Ranch Estates 2nd Addition. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion c��ie� u�it�pu�ly. ��,•�`�:.,: � [1 Planning Commiesion Meeting - April 10, 1969 �'�s � Darrel Clark said the original prelisninary plat of Eaat Ranch Eetates � 2nd Addition shawn before the Subcammittee did not have the easement run- ning through the center of the plat to line up with 78th Avenue. The plat has been re-drawn and this has been corrected. There are a feaa more lots on the new plat, but othezwise no changes. The reason.the developer requested two plats was that the land originally was uader twu o�mershipa and he used each ownership for a plat to facilitate legal matters. The i,aduatrial lots are 215' x 315' and 200' x 315'. The only xecammendation the Subco�ittee made was that some day Main Street should continue down and line up with Cotmnerce Lane. Mr. Richard Harris said they owned Block 3, Onaway Addition and sane other scattered parcels. Their objection to the original preliminary plat was the easemeat through the ceater of the plat did not line up with their lot lines, but this has becn corrected. Mr. Harris eaid hia surveyors re-surveyed all their land and came out just about on the aose as that done in 1911. 1�TION by Mittelstadt, seconded by Myhra, that the public heariag of the preliminary plats, P.S. #69-04, Eaet Ranch Estates lst Addition and P.S. �69-05, East Ranch Estates 2nd Addition by Robert Schroer, be closed. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. MATION by Mittelstadt, secoaded by Fitzpatrick, that the Planning Coamission recomimend to the Council appraval of the Preliminarx Plats, P.S. #69-04, East Ranch Estates lst Addition, Robert Schroer of the East 621.87 feet of that part o£ the NW� of the NW� aa measured�aloag � the North line thereof of Section 11 lying northerly of centerliae of Osborne Road, subject to portion taken for T.H. #47, Osborne Road and St. Paul Watexworks ease�ment and P.S. �69-OS, East Ranch Estates 2nd Addition, Robert Schroer, being the SW� of the SW� of section 2 subject to portion taken for T.H. #k47 and subject to easenieat for Sanitary Sewer purposea over South 33 feet thereof. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, � the motion carried uasnimously. 5. REZ�iING R�QUEST: ZOA #69-08, R. W. WORI�LSBECI�R: Nf�T� of NW� ' except North 16.6 acres and SW� of NW� of Section 2, alao North 34.68 acres of NF� of NE�, Section 3. Rezone fram M-2, heavy industrial, to 8-3, general �ultiple. I�fOTION by Jensen, seconded by Mittelstadt, that the Plauning Com- mission set the public hearing date of May 22, 1969 for the rezoning request, ZOA #69-08, R. W. Wormabecker, of the NW� of the NW�, except the North 16.6 acres and SW� of NW� of Section 2, alao the North 34.fi8 acres of NE� of NE� of Section 3 to be rezoned from M-2, heavy industrial, to x-3, genaral nultiple. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motioa carried unanimously. 6. PROPOSBD ZONING ORDINA1�i:8 REVIEW: � � The City Engineer, Nasim M. Qureshi and Peter Herlof�ky, Senior Engineering Aide, were present. __ 8 Planning Co�ission Meetiag - April 10, 1969 Paste 8 Mr. Qureshi referred to the Miscellaneous Remarks of December 9, 1968 ^ by Chairman Erickson which were being studied. The study thia eveaing __ began with the industrial land, which is most of the land left in Fridley, and finished checking out the remarks. Chainuan Erickson, on behalf of the Planning Cacmission, complimented Mr. Qureshi and Mr. Herlofsky stating it was a pleasure having two men who would go ahead and camplete the zoning study and in such an able maaner. MpTION by Mittelstadt, seconded by Fitzpatrick, that the Pla�ing Co�mission recammend to the City Council the adoption of the Proposed Zonin� Ordinance Review with the stipulations discussed this evening. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unaaimously. 7. HYDE PARK ADDITION REZONING ST(TIK: Nason, W�s�an, Ki►fght � Chapman' Iac. Chairman Erickson referred to the new plans, dated Apri1,1969. CoaanenC- ing on the final page of the report, he said that it lacked the in�o�tion of the feasibility of clearance and c'�st for land on Plan D-1. It seemed thQ last sheet in the report which referred to this, was left out. (This sheet is now Page 17 and has been added on Friday,, April 12th) MpTION by Jensen, seconded by Fitzpatrick, that the Planning Co�ission, receive the Final Study of the Hyde Park Additioa Rezoning Study dated April, 1969 together with Alternative Scheme A-1 and Alternative Scheme D-1, and recarmnend payment be made for the Study. Upoa a voice vote, all voting aye, tt�e motion carried unanimously. The City Engineer stated the City Manager was making a atudy of the area with the Council. , Mr. Jensen said he really felt quite uncomfortab�e about this whole thi�g. Sameone has put the Planning Commission in the position of being appoaed to an A�ninistrative or City proposal. He felt it was tragic to have a public hearing without a discussion with the Planning Coaaniasion as it would be a pretty bad place to start "washing things out". Chain�an Erickson reported that on Saturday, April Sth, the Planning Ca�nission spent several hours and came up with, what they considered, a pretty good plan and also an Alternative to that plan. Mr. Jensen and he met with Mr. Chapman on Monday noon. Mr. Chapman was informed of their choice, and they were given the Study together with a feasibiiity study ior the Alternative plan for D-1. He said it was rather ridicu2ous to spend so much time on a study and then throw the who2e thing out the window without letting the Planning Commission know. The follawing co�nents were made on Plan A-1: Vehicular acceas was t�ot provided for those co�ercial lota off 57� Avenue ia order to separate com- mercial traffic from residential traffic. They would like to have 61st Avenue continue West across the railroad tracks to East River Road, as the � increase in density is going to require other major thoroughfares be construGt�� ,� as that density ia reached. �i Plaimiag Commission Minutes - April 10, 1969 P8$e 9 /-� xeferring to Plan D-1: There is a dxafting error on 2nd Street between 58th and 59th Avenues -- it is shaded and should be light. Vehicular cam- mercfal access is to be prohibited to com�ttercial area from 2� Street between 57� Avenue and 60th Avenue and 3rd Street fram 59th Avenue to 60th Avenue. The purpose of this is to keep cam�ercial traffic out of the residential area. xelative to the timing of zoning, Mr. Jensen said Plan A-1 would take imnediate steps for R-1 rezoning at the Noxth and also Cos�snercial zoning on the South. Rezone existing s�ultiple dwellings to R-3, then adopt a guide plan for R-3 development on the remainder and set up criteria for the success- ful rezoning including area requirements and other pertinent requirements and the City could possibly develop some rigid requirements for the future. fle aaid they would not want to force anyone to go R-1 where there is exfsting multiple dwellings. They probably would have to get the owner's to si$n an agreement. The potential density will increase about three times and will bring a need for a park for the pre-achool children, which the Planning Com- miasion felt was extremely important and necessary for enjoyment of living in the area. The park, in either plan, is located in the satne plaee because there would be a minimum amount of acquisition problems because there are just two buildings there. Again referring to Plan D-1, use same reco�nendations for R-Y, every- thing South of 57th Place can be zoned i�nediately, and having a guide plan to cover the area between 57th Ylace and 60th Avenue, it would be some- vhat more important to have the criteria under which you would rezone Can- ^ mercial property. Coa�nercial property wants to be contiguous with previously zoned property, and therefore, the plan needs a rezoning. The City Engineer asked to make a few co�ents and referred to the 61st Avenue suggestion of continuing across the railroad to East River Rnad. 1) $e aaid that it would be impossible becauae the City has talked to th� �ailroad Compaay and the County, and have been actually pushing getting Miesiesippi Street grade separation. They were informed it would not be pzactical and economically not teasible. If we cannot get a grede separation oti Missiasippi Street, 61st Avenue would be out for aure. 2) He did not laio� if the City can legally rezone down from R-2 to R-1. On Plan A-1, you are completely eliminating Mr. Schmedeke's operation. 3) Under Plan D-1, he coam�ented on the traffic pattera fram the Highway, when the slip off plan is used, there would have to be a one way traffic and then, maybe further South,two way. Mr. Jensen said they want to find a way for access off all parking lots and then turn back into the shopping area to get out. I�r. Qurashi said the atrip alang the highway would be too narroW. !�. Jfnsen aaniar�d tl�at th� sc�ad ia out of proportion on the drawing, as the street would bs imnediately next to the highway. However, this waa not the plan the Planaing Commission vas going to reconanend. Plan A-1 �as really �+hat was goina to be reconmanded, but Plan D-1 was the best alternative if it vaa d�sired to have commercial up University Avenue. ^ ! �!J Plaimia�t Commission Meetin� - April 10, 1969 Pa�e 10 � Mr. Qureshi alao recommended that if they were going to a higher zoning, he was� sure the schoola would not be happy. Chairman Erickson said he could not see any im�aediate problem of greater higher density. Mr. Jensen said that if you took out every vacant lot and other single family lots, you would end up with acreage for about 550 apartments and that would be about 100 sites. This plan would just about triple the pxesent density. n � 1�qTI0N by Jensen, seconded by Mittelstadt, that the Planning Commission suggest Alternative Scheme A-1 should be adopted as the Planning Cammission recomnendation of the study completed�by Nason, Wehrman, Rnight and Chapman, Incorporated and that the proposed park site should be included as part of aay plan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. ADJOUR�TT : MpTION by Mittelstadt that the Plauning Comnission meeting of April 10, 1969 be adjourned at 11:45 P.M. Respectfu�y s� d H��z��r1 0 � Brian Recording Secretary. 11 PLATS & SUBDIVISIONS- � STREETS & UTILITIES SUBCOMMITTEE MEETING A.PRIL 17, 1969 PAGE 1 The meeting was called to order at�7:30 P.M. by Chairman Jensen. ROLL CALL: Members Present: Ba.tterson, Crowder, Myhra, Jensen Members Absent: Zeglen � Others Present: Engineering Assistant Darrel Clark 1. PRQPOSED PRELIMINARY PLAT, P.S. #6q-06, LONDA ENGLUND: That part of Lot 15, Revised Auditor's Subdivision #23 lying Westerly_of_W��.��rly right of way line � of Riverview.Terrace as described in Book 702 of Deeds, page 197. -' The history of the previous plat, which had been approved but never recorded, was reviewed. Lot,15 was a large lot from the river to East River Road. This; proposed plat is from the West right of way li.ne oF Riverview Terrace to the Mississippi-River. The original plat included a short cul de sac. Mra. Englund said�the reason for platting at this time was for resale of one of the lots immediately in order to get some money back toward taxea. Mr. Myhra brought up the fact that the Ordinance says that a lot cannot be built on, unless it is ox� a pnblic access. There is a short street into the - glat, and Daxrel Clark called attention to two other similax situations, n Harland Berry Registered Land Survey and Chesney Acres. This �hort road would _ not be maintained by the City, an.d according to Section 4505.2 of the City Code; it could be dedicated by easement. In xelation to the neighbor'ing lots, it was felt there was no problem as the house on the lot to the South (Lot 16), is centrally located and is a relatively new house, and Lot 14 would not be adversely affected. The utilities would go up the driveway, and have a minimum grade as part of the higher area would be graded lower when homes were to be , built. . MOTION by Myhra, seconded by $atterson, that the Plats & Subdivisions- Streets & Utilities Subcommittee recommend to the Planning Commission approval of the Preliminaxy Plat, P.S. �69-06 by Londa Englund o� that part of I,ot 15, Revised Auditor's Subdivision #23 lying Westerly of Westerly right of way line of Rive�view Terrace as described in Book 702 of Deeds, page 197, calling attention to the fact that in order to meet the requirements of the City Code, the driveway �asement would have to be a permanent and non-obstructed easement and also for utilities. Upon a voice vote; all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. _ 2. LOT SPLIT REQU�'ST: L.S. #69-11, ELMMEEii H. FLOW�S: Lots 6 and 7, Block 2, Gunderson Terrac,e. . Mr. Flowers explained that he wished this split in arder to ha.ve a buildable lot on Lot 7, which he intends for his new home. There is a garage on Lot 6, where he is presently living, which faces Lot 7 and does not give enough � room ta drive out. The bank would not give him permission to tear down the garage. The house is also too close to the lot line. Mr. Flowers said the � ..- 1? Plats & Subs -Str & Util Subc. Meetin.� - April 17, �g69 Page 2 � real estate people told him he would have no trouble selling Lot 6. The area ^ of both of the lots`is adequate. The Subcommittee did not think the change would damage the plat. � � Mr. Flowers was asked to get a legal description of the new'lots either fram an attorney or surveyor as the lots would appear on the deed if they were split. He �ra�=�old he would not have to have a survey until;he appeared before the Planning Commission. MO`1'ION by Myhra, seconded by Crowder, that the Plats & Subdivisions- Streets & IItilities Subcommittee table the lot split request, L.S. �69-11, Elmer H. Flowers of Lats 6& 7, Block 2, G�derson Terrace to the meeting of May 1, 1969 in order to enable Mx. Flowers to return with a legal description of the propoeed lot aplit. IIpon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion ca.rried unanimously. • 3. VACATION REQUEST: SAV #6g-03, GREAT NORTHER.N RAILWAY CO.: Streets & Alleys in Block 6, Berlin Addition. The Subcommittee felt they would like to have the opinions of the IItilities Campanies before taking any action on this request: MOTION by Myhra, seconded by Crowder, that the Subcommittee table the item of a vacation request, SAV #69-03 by the Great Northern Railway Company until the next meeting and ask Darrel Clark to obtain the necessary cleaxance from the utility companies and the Standard Oil Company relative to the vacation. IIpon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimous�.y. �� • • �� MOTION by Crowder, seconded by Myhra, that the Plats & Subdivisions- Streets & Utilities Subcommittee meeting of April 17, 1969 adjourn at 8:35 P.M. Respectfully submitted, - ,..,,. . -, - �;��-� � �' HAZEL 0'BRIAN Recording•Secretary 13 �iT�LDING ST,�DARDS DESZGN CONTROL SUBCOMMITTEE MINUTES OF APRIL 9� �� T�e tneeti,ng was called to ordex by Ch.ai,rma.n Erickson at 8:05 P.M. � ��iS pFtESENT; Erickson, Soxnsen, Tonco, Biermann M�MBERS ABSIIJT : Hauge 0`�'HERS PRESENT: Clarence Belisle-Building Inspector, Pete Herlofsky-Senior Engineering Aide 1. CONSIDERATION OF A RDQUEST TO CONSTRUCT A 18 UNIT APARTMENrI' BIIILDING ON LOT 23, armTmoR�S SUBDIVISION N0. 129, ANOKA COUNTY, MINNFSOTA, THE SAME BEING 144�-73P ��1 � R. L. � Mr. R. I,. Johnson was present to present his request. The following points were discussed and marked in red on the plans; Plot Plan; 1. 5 foot fence across the rear lot line of the property. ....�.-.'-.---- 2. 3 foot sepaxation between the fence along the rear property by precast curbing. 3. Poured concxete curbs through out,except for the reax lot line. 4. 10 foo�t radii at atreet openings, 5. Sod the areas not to be blacktopped. Bui.ldi� P�lans; __.._...._ �ahe�t 1. of 5. ^ 1. Special Notes: Insvlate laundry rooms �or sound, soundproofing walls, resilient ct�a.nnel and 3 5�8 inch insulation. Sheet 4• of 5• 1. Wall section specifying soundproofing for floors, 5�8 inch plywood subfloor, felt pad, � inch overlay, carpeting, joist 3 5/s inch insulation, R-31 Resilient Channel Clips. MOTION by Tonco to recommend approval of the request subject to the items marked in red on the plans. Seconded by Sornsen. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. 2. CONSTDE�.A`�ION OF A REQUEST TO CONSTRUCT TWO 12 IINIT APARTMENT DWELI,INGS ON LOT 13, �S SUBDIVISION 8 ZONID R- THE SAME BEING 12 0& 1 00 NORZ � MINNESOTA. R UEST B� DAVID CARROLL 1 6 FORD P9RKWAY ST. WEISBF�G. 100 WEST DIAMOND LAKE ROAD MZNNEAPOLIS MINNESOTA. Mr. Carroll and Mr. Weisberg were present to present their request. MO'�'�0�1 b,y B�.ermann to table the request until the various recommendations made by �th,i.s Cammittee could be incorporated into the plans. � Secondetl by Tonco. U�on a voice vote, all votin$ aye, the mo�ion carried uaan�moualy• �u�ldix�8' �tandards-Des�i�n Control Minut�s of April 9, 1969 Pa�e 2 �1 �. �1�°"aIDF+ftA�'TQN QF A R�,IIEST TO CONST�tUCT A DATRY STORE AND WARIIi�IISE ON OUTLOT 1, BLOC� 1, NAGEL'S WOODLANDS, ANOKA COUNTY, MINNESOTA; TOGETHEft WITH ALL THAT P.�RT pF '�� NW��OF THE NW d OF SECTION 12, T-30, R-24, LYING EASTIItLY OF 5AID NAG�G'S WQODLAND9, WESTERLY OF LAMPERT'S ADDITION,L, NORTHF,R.LY OF THE__WESTERLY EXTENSION 0�' THE SOUTHA3LY LINE OF SAID LAMPERT'S AADITION AND SOUTHERLY OF OSBORNE ROAD .�1�'iE SAME BEING 1000 & 1010 OSBORNE ROAD N.E., FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA. REQUEST BY A�'PROV�D CONTRACTORS, INCORPOR.ATID, 1052 OSBORNE ROAD N.E., FRIDLEY, MINNESOTg.) NT�. Gordon Swenson was present to present his request. The fol].owi,ng points were discuesed and ma.rked in red on the plana; P1,ot Plan: 1. 10 foot radii on entrance driveway and interio� corners. ---�*--�----- 2. 3 trees specified as Greex� Ash or Maple. 3. Blacktop to extend around to the reax of the building. 4. Eliminate one-way, use drives for two-way traffic. Elevatione: 1. All concrete block to be pa.inted. MOTION by Tonco to recommend approval of the request subject to the items maxked in red on the plans. Seeonded by Biermann. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the nation carried unanimously. n, � � �� Mr. Rudy Boachwitz & Mr. Kenneth Frost were present to present their proposal. The fo].lowing poix�ts were discussed �,nd marked in red on the plans; Plot Plan: 1. Parking eliminated on tl�e Northwest corner of the office end of building. Buildin,� Plane: 1. Add pilastera & brick on third aide of office and showroom instead of aplit face block & 8" x 8" block. 2. Brick on all three sides of the office and showroom. MO�.'�ON by Biex�ma.nn to recommend approval of the plar�s subject to the changea maWrked i� red. Seoonded �y Sornsen. Upon a voice vo�e, there being no xiays, the motion ca�ried unax�imoue �y. 14 ^ �. n 4 .� Buildix� Standards-Desig^n Control Minutes of April 9, 1969 � Pa.ge 3 �F A RDQUEST TO CONSTRIICT A NIIRSING HOM� ON THE N AND LYRIC LANE THE SAME BEING LOT 1. BLOCK 1. PRi i�x. Fred Dvnaldson was present to present the requeat. MQ7.'�QN by Bi�rma.nn to xecommend refusa7. of the plans ae pr3sez�ted beca�ee in �he ppa,nion of this Committee, the chax�es on the plans as offered were not enpugh of an improvement to recommend a�proval. Seconded by Sornsen. Upon a voice vote, there being no na,ys, the motion caxrisd unanimously. ApJOURNMENT : T�e meeting was adjourned by Chairman Erickson at 11:25 P.M. �s-pe. tfu�.�.y submitted, , / ;, 1,�. �..�, � / ~ ' -�. Pete Hexlo�'�ky �.- Sen,ior Engineerir� Ai e 15� � � ^ OFFICIAL NOTICE CITY OF FRIDLEY , PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE THE PLANNING COMMISSTON TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that there will be a Public Hearing of the Planning Commission of the City of Fridley in the City Ha11 at 6431 University Avenue N.E. on April 24, 1969 in the Council Chamber at 7:30 P.M. for the purpose of: Consideration of a request by E1don Schmedeke, (ZOA #69-06) to rezone Lots 16, 17, 18, and 19, Block 12 and Lot 30, Block 21, Hyde Park Addition £rom R-2 (limited multiple family dwellings) to C-2 (general business areas), all lying in the Northwest 1/4 of Section 23, T-30, R-24, City of Fridley, County of Anoka, State of Minnesota. Generally located on the East side of 3rd Street at 59th Avenue. Anyone desiring to be heard with reference to the above matter may be heard at this time. PUBLISH: April 9, 1969 April 16, 1969 . OLIVER R. ERICKSON CHAIRMAN PLANNING COMMISSION �i F CITY OF FRIDLEY . ; MINI3ESOTA •� . - � PLANNING AND ZONINC FORM /"\ - Number �°i-- Q �f��! 1 ? APYLICANT' S SIGKATURE �-�`'��-v� �� /��''—�;t,�_. Address ��'� Uv ►v,�g_� ir4 F)v r- (�� € Telephone Nu�aber S(c�C�- c�.o�i YRQPERTY OWNER' S SIGNATURE �A+�r Qs A�ti�-t� Addrees 5�'�� ( 1n�,u��e. �°i `g A-u� /�1, .�� 1'7 TYP'E OF REQUEST �,_Rezon i ng, Special Uae Permit Varisnce Lot Splits ��,.APproval of Pxe- 1tminary Plat Appraval of Final Plat Streeta or A1L�9�'---•-. Vacat icros Telephone Number ��,C� - QCx"Lp dther Street Location of Yroperty �� , L� ►r 2�. � i�1 �� _ �%; �. Legal Description of ,Property ��•,-� /fc, . /r7 18 /� f�t.c�r,,�' !2. , .. �` �� i»,crt Cc.� �' �►� L C�'i 3C� � c:�c-,C z. i %� 4'�� fl ��. present Zoning Claasification �-2.. . Existing Uae of the Property (1< � c� %� trr��tc� r�c;�. '��Jc-�� 11'% _ - Proposed Zoning Classffieation, Special Use, Variance or other requ�st ,. �- ��i'.c1� w1�.., �" t � i' g (Cr" Deacribe briefly the Type of Use and the Improvement Proposed �E c' ,� Il,� J�1 r" A,creage of Property �,(c , txjc�-- �,�,_..F� " . H+ts th�e Present Applicsnt Previously Sought to Rezone, P1at, Obtain a Lot Sp1it, Obtt�in 8 Variance or Special Use Permit on t6e Subject Site or Part of It? i.S Whem? F� � I�i 1��3 u {�at �se ReQueated Rc-i�� =� IZa C•"i_- Fee Enclosed $�c) ► � �� Da�� Y�iled 3- rl -�`� Date of Heering� . � • • /1 �G � �(coS' U �� laxtui Comaission Meeti - March 13 1969 �'a �� fi� �,OT SPLIT R�2UEST: L.S. #69-06•07-08. GUNDER A. ANDERSON; Lats 1, 2 and 3, �1 Bl4ck 2, Riverwoad Manor. Mr. Gunder Anderson was present and explained his request. Due to a�n error in �he survey, a house was inadvertently build on part of the adjAC�'�� .ot. The lots wexe 85 feet, except Lot 1, which was 95 feet. Because o� this� i.� was possible to correct the error without changing the averal]. e�.�e ot the lots and by deeds. The letter of agreement and de�ds �aere given. �D�ON by Jensen, eeconded by Mittelstadt� that the Flanning Co�am�saio� 7cesco�aptead to Council approval of Lot Split, L.S. #69-06-07-08, R1ock 2, Rivexwood Manor by Gunder R. Anderaon. Upon a voice vote, all va�i�ng aye, �he tnotion carried unanimously. 7. �;,,OT SPLIT REQUEST• L.S. #69-01, GEORGE L. WAIQUIST: North lOQ feet af Lat 4, Hexwal 2nd Addition. l�r. Walquist was present and stated the easement to get ta the garking 10� fxom the mortuary has npw been obtained but not filed. The easea�en� ie Eox 10 f�et an each si.de of Lats 2, 3 and 4. Originally he had the pazkix�g 1ot �etup with the church bu� they felt it would be b�tter �o be aepaxa��. �IOTTON by Myhra, se�onded by Fitzpatrick, that the Plamiix� Cc�tt�.apio� x�ccymaiend to Council approval of the Lot Split, L.S. #69•Q1, Geoxge L. Walquist, of the North 100 feet of Lot 4, He:wal 2nd Addition subject to �he ^ �3,1:Lng of the easement to necessary roadway comnecting to the pa�cki,�g �o� and mortuary. Upon a voice vote, all voting a�e, the motioa car7c�ed un�n�mcx�le�yP � � $. Th� members ot the Planning Coa�nission took a five minute break,a�� lO:pS F,'1�. �ZOiNTNG REQUEST• ZQA #69-06, ELDO�i SCHI�DEi�: Lats 16 th�ough �9, '�lock 12, aad Lot 30, Block 21, Hyde Park Additiofi. Aezone from R-� �a C•2. Mac. Schmedeke was not present. Darrel Clark caamented that this was the same requeat submitted by M7r. Schmedeke about a year ago. Also, that the Council has set a pub�.i� hea,�iz�$ date o� April 14, 1969 for a joint meeting of the Planning Ccma�aiesi,o� �nd the Council for the purpose of the rezoning hearing of the Hyde Park Additian which i.acludes tl�is property. Chais�►an Erickson said that the Crnrmission hae 60 day� i�i w�ti,ah �Q Calca action on the request. Since the request was submitted o� Max�h 7th, �bey had until May 7th to hold the hearing. Daxrel C1ark said he had talked tp the City Attorney �d'he said i,t W�� u�p �,o Mr. Schmedeke whether or not he wat�ted his requeat publiahad. MpTION by Jensen, secoaded by �iittelstad�, that the Plarun�actg Comaieeio�n � �B�.�he public hearing date of April 24, 1969,for the zezoni.ng �eque��, �QA � +1F69ROb, Eldon Schmredeke, af Lots 16 through 19' Block 12 and Lo� 30, ��.o�k 21� '�rde �'ark Addition, from R-2 (limited multiple �am��.ly dwel�,ings) �a C=2 - (genexal busineas areas). Upon � v41ce vote, a11 voting aye, ti�� mo�io� `� t carr:Led unanimously. �""*•..._.............� ' PLANNIN� ANT� ZONING FORM . �tumber ��,;r� L� _ � . . , 19 PACE 2 . The wadersigned uRderstands that: �a) A list of nll residents and owners of pro- � perty �iithin 3Q0 feet mnst be attached to this applicatfon. (b) This applicatfon mitst be signed by aII a�iners of tha property, or an explanation ' given why thfs fs not the ca.se. . (c) Responsibility for any defect in the pro- . ceedings gc-sul.tfn� from the failvre to -1ist ' the names �`nd addresses of aII residents �nd property oo�r�er's af properCy within 300 feet of the prop�rt-g in question, belongs ' to the undersi�ned. Kesidents and Owners of �roperty within 300 feet:� I�ERSOTJ5 ADDRESS �e: a...�.r.k��lz.e�� 4�2 ^ - . A sketch of proposed property and stxucture must be drao�n on the back of this form ot' attached, showing the following: 1. ;Votth Direction � 2. Locafioa of Progosed Structure an lot. 3. Dimensions af property,,propased � atructur�, ac�d front and side set-backe. . 4. Street N�mes S. Locatio� and use of adjacent existing - � buildiR�s (within 300 feet). The undersigned hereby derlares that all the facts and representations staCed ia thfa application,are true and correct. � DAZE _� � - NQ SIGivATURE �� :/� _�P_ (APPLICANT) . .' • ... • �... �k ' �Y dF sir �ar �k '�r 9fr * 0 Approved Deni�d By the 3os�d n� Appeals Subject.to the Followin� Conditions: date Approved Denied by the Plannin� Cammission on Subj�ct to the $allacaing Canciitions; 'd8te ^ /�pproved- D�n:ied by the Council on Suk�ject ta the Folloi�ing Conditions: � � date Fozm PG 100 r � ` . . d ' 1 � a � � � '�.. - ^ �,` _ -_ � i,� ^ PLANNIN � AND ZaiVIiJ s FORM NLffitb@I' c �! I) . �. r � ` �•, / / 0 0 P'AG'E �, � . �� he'undersigned understands that: (a) A list of aIl residents and,owners of pro- perty �rithin �#8• feet must 6e attached to Ch£s apglication. (b) This app2ication must he signed by aI! owners of the property, or an ezcplanation �iven why this is not the case. . (c) Responsibility for any defect in the pro-� _ �. ceedings resulting from the failure to list � the names and a�dresses of all residents ttnd property owners of prognr�y within ;�} • feet of the proper�y in question, belongs to the undersi�ned. kesidenCs and 0a�ners of Property withfn ��r feet; . PERSONS .� � ADDRESS rrl,�a _ ��.� �_� � 1� �� , � .�,; s y � � 3 �'.�. � ��. � >: ✓�� .� � .� �.,/�" ,�I. F , � ! �ti� t�.:� - ' � � �' `l' 7.3 --� � � . � {. , � �--r----r---�:---�-- �, ,. . _ �� /�C,?.n ��i�� .,l_>K��L�'Y _`� ��L� �.��^�.�cJ� �� C � �`�l�l .1 �� .._.f , L..�"�'t�L- '?� c� 6�� " � ""' 7 � i � . �- ` . //_ c �nf �7^` � �/ �/ %/%�° K-v �?. i/ . r- � i�` � . f 1 /�f-t_� .�2 � � � / / / �7 /% .'7 � .3 :� / i ' A sketch of proposed property and structure must be dra�m on the back o€ this form or attached, showing the following: 1. North Direction 2. Location of Progosed Structure on iot. 3. Dimensions of property, proposed structure, and front and side set-b2ctc.: " ' 4. Street i�ames � S. I,ocation and use af adjacent existin� • buildin�s (within 300 feet). The undersigned hereby declures that all the facts 2nd representatians stated in this applicatton are true and correct. . D�ATE SIG�dATURE (APPi.ICAI`IT) ,-. ._.. . . .... e * � � � � �•� t � Agpraved Deni�d By the ;oard of ;�ppea�s Subject to �he Fo2lowin� Conditions: date Approved- Denied by the Flannin� Com�ission on _ Subject _to the Follo�aind Cor.uieions: �'ate Approved Denied by the Council on Subject to the Folloc��ing Conditions: � date Form PC I.00 � � , PLA�iNIN; AND Z�NING FORM Number_ �(� ./� If�,('_ C'� , . 21 PA;�'E � ►F' The undersigned understands that: (a) A list of all residents and owners of pro- perty ��ithin � feet must be attached to this appiication. � (b} This application mast be signed,by aII o�aners af the property, or an explanation �ii�en why this is not the case. . (�). Responsibiliry for any defecC in the gro- � ' . ceedings resultin� from the failure to Iist the names and addresses of all residents Ead pro�erty awners af grognrty within �T6 ' feet of the propexty in question, belangs to the undersi�ned. Besidents arsd O4�aers of Yrogerty witihf� �"r� €eet: ',� cru ADDRESS t�� -��"��%�`' �'� 3� a 1 ' �' � , , � �,.., , - t / � ��--- t f �_�.��-� . r� � i -- �-2 � �'!� �2 , �; U . . . .� � . � J . ^r�� ( � � � , . . . . . �� - . � _ �� .:�(..1� . .� � 1, ��3� � �„ � _ -%1.,.�.�_�,�: r-v-�-- , �;,► •��-�^- _ - r'� -� �.�� - �/,''.�(' �� `� A sketch of'proposed propert and structure must be dra�:�n on the back of this form or attached, showing the follo�,�ing; 1. �Torth Direction Z. Location af Proposed Struci.ure on Iot. 3. Dimensians of praperty, groposed • structure, and front and.side set-bat2c; 4. Street �iames 5. LacaCion and use of adjacent exisiin� � buildings (within 300 feet), The undersigned hereby declares that alI the facts and representations stated in this application are true and correcC. n D�T� SIGi3ATURE (At PLICAi�JT) . . � .__ . • . . .. * '�: �C �'. � � � �iti STc' * Approved Deni�d By the 3osrd �� ppea3s Subject tQ �he Fol2owin� Conditions; „ e date Approved Denied by the Flannin� Commission on Subjec�t to the Fo1lo�aind Conditcions; date ,_ Appro��ed Denied by the Cauncil on ' Sub}ect to the Folloi�azng Conditions: . d�te Form P� ld� , PI.A1�I1�IN� AND ZONI;tG FOFtti �� Number � C` � �l- -% G' l ti 1 � � � .� � � � . ' 22. I YA�E � � ?he undersigned anderstands that, (a} A list o€ aII residents and owners of pro- - perty-��ithin � feet must be attach�d to this applicatian. (b) This apglication must;be signed by alI owners of th� property, or an explanatioa gicen c�hy this is nat the c.ase. � . :(c) Responsibility for aay defect in the pro- � ceedings resulting'from the failure to list . the names and a�dresses af aIl resa.dents ; . ,�tnd grop�rty owners of proFer�y �aithin :38 �eet of the propeity in Questian,, beZongs to the undersi�ned. R�sidents and Qviners of Property within �� feet: PERSQidS °Y' ADDP�SS �.��.�..��.��-�`.=�r,�-�'—�.~� -.�''�i:f ��r' ,��,r � 7�/1% � � . �y S �.'(� ��-�.ti �_ � � , � . 5,�� a � �� ' �' _ � '^r.Yit � < �'c' ��-� 4 : � �--<-.�.._, �� '? � ) / - � � �;� .l'f � �l f �. f� , , � � - � ��.c}` � r;,�7` � � � �; �. � j .� _,�', 1 _ � ( • ;i . �C! ,�. .t�_ . �.; �' -� , �c,�l�� ,,�' �, , �, ��L�z �t � � • L� ;_ ��-r' G� � Le_ �-.�, S,f'``�i` ,2 � !%� ".�J� � � �` �r._ ;�'�______• � __�__�� . ___.,� A s�e[ch af proposed property and structure must be drac:m on the back of this form ar attached, showing the follo�aing: I. �Iorth Directian 2. Locatian of Proposed Structure on Iot. 3. Dimensions of property, proposed °' ' structure, 2nd front and side set-bac?c: 4. Street Names _ • 5. Location an� use of adjacent exis�in� buildin�s (�aithin 300 feet). The unciersigned hereby declares that all the facts and representations stated in this application are true and correct. DATE SIGIvP.TUF.E (APFr ICAI`IT) .' • . . . � . .. �k�*��k'�arf� Apgraved Deni�d $y the 3osr•d Df �A�ppea�s Su&jecti to �he Folloo�in� Conditions; ��r� Approved Denied by�the Plannin� Com�:ission on Subject Co Che Follu��in; Cor.cii�ir,ns; iizte Approved Denied .--- Subjec� to the Fo11o��Jing Conditions: by Che Gouncil oa date � � �: � � � 7 �_ , pL,ANNIN � AND ZQNI;3G FORI`i , �-� f� - �`�� I �� ' . � PA�'E � i� Numbex.�� . c =he undersigned understands that: (a) A IisC of all residents and owners of pro- gerty within � feet must be attached to this application. (b) This app�ication �ust be.signed by aIl owners of the property, or an explanation gi�•en why this is not the case. (c) Responsi.bility for any defect in the pro- � � ceedings resultin� from the fai2ure to list the names and addresses of aII residents � $nd pxoperty owners of praper�y within 'r"'..� lfeet of the pr.op�rty in question, beZongs � to the andersi�ned. Residents and Qcri�ers of Property within j��'feet; � �� pERS0IIS ADDRESS � J � �� ° , �.� L� . : �'"��l - �-� - � � A sketch of proposed prop�rty and structure must be dra�m on the back of this form or attached, showing the following: 1. ,Iorth Directioa 2. Location of Proposed Structure on lc�. � 3. Dimensions of property, prop�sed , • structur�, and front and side set-bacic;. 4. Street i�ames , 5. Location and use of adjacent existing � bufldin�s (within 300 feet). The undersigned hereby declures that all the facts and representations stated iz this application are true and correct. DATE SIGi3ATURE � (At�PLICAI`1T) • � • " ... r � � • V . � . � �'i i�t 9ti iC '�.: � �� :E :: � Approved Deni�d By the �osr•d nf �p�ea�s Subject to the Following Conditions; d2te ^ A�prove�d I�enied' by the Plannin� Comnission on Subject to the Follo�ain; Conditcions; date ` Appro��ed Denied by Che Co�ncil on � Subject to the Folloc•�ing Conditions: date , _i �� Eldon Schmedeke ZOA #68-01 BEKNE�rT `FALM�'ft ADDITION ' E`rickson Petroleum Corp. 1422 W. Lake Street Minneapolis, Minn. 55408 Alvin J. Schiro 6036 2� Street N.E. � Fridley, Minn. 55421 � Brickson% Petrole 'Cor 1. 1422 �Lake Stre Mi apolis, Mi 408 . AYDE PARK Lester A. Mayo 4950 N:E. Madison •- " . Minneapolis, Minn, ��,�„�� , Da.vid L. Neumann 5940 3rd S�reet N.E. �� Fridley, Minn. 55421 ,1 - ��;�� . `' �.. Ja.mes Lupient " 354Q Harding Street Minneapolis, Minn. - 3am upient ^ , Simon H. Bushinger 5920 3rd Street . �ridley, �Iinnesota 9ntonio Inc. 520 6�' Street S.E. Minneapolis, M'inn., 55414 Larry D. Meinert 272$ County Road H2 New Brighton, Minri. ' William S. Reiling 1866 Yorkshire Avenue St. Paul, Minn. . �a �i.ent__ , John Peka � 5925 22 Street N.E. F'ridley, Minneso�ta 55421 Lot 5 Black 3 Lot 6 Lot 7 Lot s Block 3 Lot 9 . T,n,�. t 1 ?____��a- c___k _.4 Lat 3 Block 11 Lot 4 Lot 5 Block 11 Lot 6 Lot 7 Block 11 N. 102r L. 8 -5;7-� 9 ock 11 l� L iTi --F-� 2 L. 9 Block 11 Lo� IO Lot 11 B1ock lI Lot.12 Lot 13 Lot 14 Block 11 Lot 15 Lot 16 Block.11 Lot 17" Lo 18 Blo�ll Lot - Lo 20 Lot 21 Black 11 ir �2 �� Januaxy 16, 196s �,r�} Page One . �k�� -/-f/�� - ��:�� ,..��s: � Eldon Schmedeke ZOA #6s-o1 . n �a.m�; s�i�pi�.. �- �_ Marvin 0'Berg 5945 �z �treet N.E. Fr,idley, Minn. 55421 � Edwaxd G. Stempf 5917 3�d Street N.E. Fridley, Minn. 55421 Frank M. Gabrelcik 59�3 3�d Street N.E. � Friclley, Minn. 55421 John T. Grahm 2915 Knax Avenue S. Minneapolis, Minn." 5540$ John Fawluk 5931 3�d Street N.E. Fxidley, Minn. 55421 John H. Gilchrist Jr. Q.62 15�' Avenue S.W. New Brighton, Minn. La.wrence Muggli 5973 3rd street N.E. Fxidley, Minn. 55421 J.P. Kelley 33�7`E11iot Avenue Minneapolis, Minn. 55402 William A. Zawislak 2630 Grand Street N.E. Minneapolis, P�inn. 55418 T,v1e H. �e?ns 58j2 University Avenue N.E. Fridley, Minn. 5542� Raymond F. Harris �840 University Avenue N.E. F`ridley, Minnesota 55421 ^ Carl E. Sorensen 4615 University Avenue N.E. Minneapolis, Minn. 55421 � l�-��,�,�• Chasles Banks /� �'''E`�`� � 5860 3rd Street LCC/-G �c.,t:Y,�. OLr�C.. , — -- --. . �� .n� Januaxy 16, 1g68 Page Two Lot 23 Block ll Lot 24 Lot 25 ' �lock 11 Lot 20 Block 12 Lot 21 Block 12 Lot 22 Block 12 �� 23 . Lot 24 $lock 12 I,ot 25 Block 12 Lot 26 Lot 27 Block 12 Lot 28 Lo 16 t�-u. 30 I,. 21 thru 26 Block 13 Lot 22 Block 21 Lot. 23 Lot 24 Block 21 Lot 25 Block 21. Lot 26 Lot 27 S2- of L. 28 N2 of L. 28 Block 21 Lot 29 bot 1 Block 22 25�. �. � I Eldon Schmedeke , � ZOA #68-01 �. Chaxles"D. 5neller j20 322 Jefferson Bd. Peoria, Il.linois Thoma.s A. Thompson 5846 3rd Street N.E. Fridley, Minnesota 55421 � � Albert Campbell 5840 3rd Street I`ridley, Minn. 55421 Arthur Virkus ��-��-v� 5832 3rd Street N.E. j�'J�� ' d�` Fridley, Minn. 5542i c�t.��:-L�> >�� 4Gr /'�^� 1�..-.-.... Louise Almlie 5826 3rd Street - F`xidley, Minn. 55421 Hyme Finkelstein 2$50 Aquila Avenue S. Mi.nneapolis, Minn. � 'Harlow Kinney � 5841 2� Street N.E. Fridley, Minn. 55421 E1mer C. Gabrelcik 5s45 22` Street N.E. Fridley, Minn. 55421. ��f � Herman L. Seaberg �.��,.�_<1 D� �47 2� Street N.E. �I�1:��;:ti.• �1��r-��kidley, Minn. 55421 O.R. Bakke 5849 22 Street N.E. Fxidley, Minn.' S5421 Pt: £ t � < Jea.�e� Anderson 5851 22 Street N.E. 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"; a :,�. ., . . _ . .�.. : r. _ 2_��. _ � � � � � . CITY OF FRIDLEY MINNESOTA PIANNING AND ZONING FOftM , . p. �vr�b r� � �� r' v�� ot. �� . Api'I.ICANT' S S IGNAfiUFiE �- -� � 7 �C% . �"�� '� :�� Addrese 79'1.? 'o7�h Avemze rror�h ` � Teleyhone Number ;37 095� L25 2��g5 FROFERTY Q��R`S SIGNA Addresa ��00 52nd ��v� Telephone Ncr.nber !��7 ; � �/� c TYPE 0'F REQUEST _,_Rezoning ___,_,____�Sgecfal Use Penrnit V'ariance Lot,Splits X Approval of Pre- Iiminary Flat _�,__}� _"Approval of ginal � �---- , � Plat � � � ; .t.� ��:� ✓�.�^---��,.,,,5 t re e t s or Al.l.c�y�---.._ . Vacatios�.a Oth�r . Stze�t LocBtfo� o� Property 62i?�0 RivervieT,* Te,.racP . Lega1 Deacription of_Prop�rty T,c�� 15 �pv�sn� ^ � ., 23 . • �1.7f;1 ��O"`t ��11�"'!�l �Ti i1 r1T� �T . '�� That part of L. l�, Rev. A.S. ��23, lying Westerly of Westexly R/W line of Riverview _Te?"?"1Gt' as described in �oq,�,702 of D�pdS� ,�Z�P 197y Anc� � C:rnint�r� �� _. , j � Fzesent �anin� Cla�siffcation Rssi3An�ua1 _ , : Exit�tin� Utie o€ the Property_ Nouse �s ��3Y'at A on one ]_o �. the r��+. i s t,��rran _ propoaed Zonin� Classiffcation, Sp�cial Use, Variance or other tequesC Describe briefly the Type of Use and the Zmprovem�nt Proposed i�cr�uge of Prog�rty �"• ,,-;..,,�- t '' _�D.� . ..�. _3 i-2±.Vw 1.�..�..��(`. ^c S ° ilas th� Preaent �.gplict�nt Y�evioualy �ought to Rezone, Piat� Obtain a Lot Sp2it, Obtain A Varinnce or Spacial Use Perm�t on tbe Subject Sitc cr Part of It2 r.o � When? � � i+that t��a Requ�sted � Fee Encloaed $ 2�.00 . � �;��r�6� �'/ Datc F'il�d � Date of Y.QSrin�.•�.;,,.;.1 l 7. _1 ^6� • • . � _ � y � � i, � . �� 2g_ � . � . 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