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PL 10/08/1969 - 7288^ � � A G E N D A PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING . OCTOBER 8, 1969 7:30 P,M, ROLL CALL; APPROVE PI�ANNING COMMISSION MINUTES: AUGUST 6, 1g69 NG-STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL SUBCOMMITTEE MINUTES: RECEIVE BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL SUBCOMMITTEE MINUTES: AUGUST 21, 19�9 ' RECEIVE BUII,�TNG STAI�IDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL SUBCOMMITTEE MINUTES: SEPTIlKBER 4, 1g69 RECFIVE BQARD OF APPEALS MINUTES: AUGUST 13, 1.96g RECEIVE BOARD OF APPEALS MINUTES: AUGUST 27, 196g RECETVE BOARD OF APPEALS MINUTES: SEPTENIDIl� 10, 196g RECEIVE BOARD OF APPEALS MII�IU'IES: SEPT�IBEft 24, 1.96g RECEIVE PARKS & RECREATION MINUTES: AUGJST 25, 196� RECEIVE PLATS & SUBDIVISIONS-�'��'ftEETS & UTILITIES SUBCOMMITTEE MINUTES: OCTOBEft 1, 1969 � RECEIVE BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL SUBCOMMITTEE MITNTES: SEPTE�IBER 25, 1969 ORDER OF AGENDA: 3: o CONTINUID PROPOSID FREI�IMINARY PLAT : P a S a THOMAS SWANSON: PAGE �-8 9-� o 11-12 13 14 15-1.7 18-20 21-23 24-2�5 26-27 47-48 28 2o PROPOSID PRELIMINARY PLAT: P,S, #69-11, ANDERSON DEVELOPN�IT BY 29-32 ANDERSON TRU('KING SIl�VICE INC,: Northerly 750 feet of Easterly 27-27 720 feet Of NE4 O� NE4 of Section 120 � . �_ I ^ r� / ` ' �..::. _. � A enda P anning Commission Meeting October 8, 1969 Page 2 Pa es 3, VACATION REQUEST: SAV #6g-o7, THE FIVE SANDS, RICHARD FiTDALI, 33-37 ATTORNEY: Vacate two streets: James Street lying East of 26 Lot 6, Pearson's 1st Additian and West of Railroad tracks and the street lying Ea.st of Block 1, Pearso.n's.lst Addition and lying West of Lot l, Block 2, Pearson's lst Additiono 4o VACATION REQUEST: SAV #E9-08, CITY OF FRIDLEY: South 18 feet 38-41 of 57th Place lyi.ng East of the line extended North that is 20 feet East of West line of Lot 7, Block 7, City View Addition a.nd West of the line that is 57,5 feet West of centerline of South- bound lane of T,Ha #47, 5, VACATION REQUEST: sav #69-09, CITY OF FRIDLEY: Vacate 33 foot 42-43 Street between 57th Place and 57th Avenue lying East of Lot 15, 39-40 Block 1 and West of Lot l, Block 2, City View Addition, 60 APF'ROVAL OF PRELIMINARY DEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR PD DIST NOo 59 BY HOWARD DUMPHY: Rea£firm public hearing notice for October 22, 1969, ��-.�- - �. � � -� _� - u-c�,,.. ,560 -S3 /8 � `�d%! � o .�i�.�l.L, � � � CT (ORDINANCE � 44-46 �'1 1 PLANNING C01�4IISSION MEETING AUGUST 6, 1969 PAG� 1 ROLI: CALL • The meeting was called to order by Chairman Erickson at 7:30 P.Mo Members Present: Myhra, Mittelstadt, Erickson, Jensen Member Absent: Fitzpatrick Others Present: Engineering Assistant Darrel Clark APPROVB PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES: JULY 23, 1969 MOTION by Jensen, seconded by Myhra, that the Planning Comnission apprave the Planning Carmnission Minutes of July 23, 1969. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. RECENE PLATS � SUBDIVISIONS-STREETS & UTII,ITIES SUBCOI�Il�iITTEE MINUTES : JULY 30, 1969 Myhra called attention to Page 2 of the minutes and the wording in the motion for lot split �69-21 by Walter Wittman asking that the intent of the motion be clarified. The first sentence of the motion should read "recom- mend denial of the lot Split, L.S. #69-21,----". � MOTION by Myhra, seconded by Jensen, that the Platming Commission receive the minutes of the Plats & Subdivisions-Streets � Utilities Sub- counnittee dated July 30, 1969 and include the above clarification. Upon • a voice vote, all voting aye, the �tion carried unanimously. RBCEIVE BOARD OF APPEALS MINUTES: JULY 30, 1969: MOTION by Mittelstadt, seconded by Myhra, that the Planning Commiss�on receive the minutes of the Board of Appeals dated July 30, 1969. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the �tion carried unaniuwusly. ORDER OF AiGENDA • Chairman Erickson explained that the two requests received this evening would be taken in the following order: (10) Lot Split �69-22, Richard Gjevre and (11) Arthur Deys referred by Board of Appeals. 1. CONTINUED REZONING REQUEST: ZOA �69-10, GIBORiGE BALTHAZOR: Lot 3, Subdivi� sion �10, Auditor's Subdivision �94. Rezone from R-1 to R-3A. Mr. and Mrs. Balthazor were present. Reviewing the facts discussed at the last meeting, Mr. Myhrs said that one of the things suggested was the fact that this would be an economic hardship if denied. There is evidence right from the beginning that the ^ City tried to make it clear to the petitioner it was a duplex which allawed only two families. � �J Plannin� �^�s�anissi�n Meetin� - Au�ust 6, 1969 ��g� 2 �� , The Chaixman said he could understand that a retired person, Iiving o�n a � fixed income� could find that keeping the house and paying the taxes would be difficult. However, to rezo�e the property would be bad spot zoning of the worst type. He was not sure he would be willing to ask the Ci,ty Council t4 allow the pe�it�,oner to have use of the property as three family dwelling under the present ordinance. Mx. Mittelstadt asked to have this request and the Peterson request on 69th Avettue clarified. The differenee was that Mr. Peterson was going to build on a lot where there was no structure, and Mr. Balthazor's structure was a].- ready there. The Chairman suamned up the discussion by saying it seemed to him that what the Planning Commission is trying to say to the petitioner is that if he can't put three families in the dwelling, he would have to sell. This may be true. It would not make any difference to him if a retired person, living in a single family dwelling, would want to put a family in the basement, but put- ting three families into a two family xesidence should not be granted. 1�OTION by Jensen, seconded by Myhra, that the Planning Comaission deny the rezoning request, ZOA �69-10, George Balthazor, of Lot 3, Subdivision #10, Auditor's Subdivision �94 to be rezoned from R-1 to R-3A for the reasons that it would be a very flagrant example of spot rezoning and that such rezoning would be detrimental in the center of a single family neighborhood. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion caxried unanimously. 2. CONTINUED PRUPOSED PRELII�NAIZY PLAT, P.S. #69-09, MIKE 0'BANNON: Lots 11, I2, � 13 and 14, Auditor's Subdivision #22 and Lots 1 through 16, 24, 25 and 26, Block 1, Irvington Addition. " The Chainaan stated the Planning Commission had asked for a preliminary plat with topog and more specific details as far as lot eize were concerned. Mr. 0'Bannon came forward with the topog map. He showed the plans for the sewer and road and acknowledge that he had forgotten to have the location of the Skog house shown. His measurements showed a little over 35 feet of setback. The Chairn�an said he was satisfied with the preliminary plat, except for one thing -- that the building should be shown. Mr. Jensea auggested Mr. 0'Bannon get a boundary survey showing the buildiugs and the lot lines. This would be for his own protection. In a spirit of cooperation, Mr. 0'Bannon is working details out with the two owners. He would have no objections if the road were to move one way or the other a couple of feet. This is the kind of thing that ought to be considered in the actual computing of the final plat. The Engineering Assistant said the Council is looking at a preliminary plat, and until after the final plat is made, no boundaries are required. MOTION by Jensen, seconded by Mittelstadt, that the Planning Ca�ission recomnend approval of the proposed preli.minary plat, P.S. #69-09, Mike 0'Bannon of Lots 11, 12, 13 and 14, Auditor`s Subdivision #22 and Lots 1 through 16, 24, 25 and 26, Block 1, Irvington Addition as shown on the drawing labeled "Pro- posed Plat, P.S. �69-09, August 6, 1969" including the area outlined tn a red pencil on this print subject to the provision that the petitioner pravide a boundary survey which indicates that the existing buildings on the property ^ wili fit on the lots as described by the zoning ordinance prior to the accept- ance of the final plat. Upon a voice vote, all voting eye, the motion carxied unanimausly. � Plannin� �o�nis�fon Meetint� - Au�ust 6, 1969 Pa�e 3 � 3. CONTINUED PROPOSED PRII.IMINARY PLAT. P.S. ��69-07, BRENTWOOD ESTATES �REV,� ISED�� THOMAS SWANSON: All that par� of Lot 34, Revised Auditox's Subdivisi.on �77 lying East of the East line of Block 1, Mississippi View Addition. �ub�ic heaxing closed 7/9/69. MOTION by Myhra, seconded by Mittelstadt, that the Planning Commission continue until September 3, 1969 the proposed preliminary plat, P.S. ��69-07, Brentwood Estates (Revised), Thomas Swanson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. 4. CONTINUED REZONING REQUEST: ZOA #69-08, R. W. WORMSBECKER: Northwest Quarter of Northwest Quarter, except North 16.6 acres and Southwest Quarter of North- west Quarter of Section 2; also the North 34.68 acres of Northeast Quarter of Northeast Quarter of Section 3, to rezone from M-2 to R-3. Mr. Wormsbecker said his plan was ct�at they have found some of the ground is good and some is bad, and until they can get the City Engineex to tell them the elevation of the service road on University Avenue, they cannot develop the property. The ground is generally sloping towards the river and they might have to put in four or five feet to make it level. He said he would like to put in a shopping center, but you have to have people and there is enough land to put in S00 families. This would be adequate for a shopping center. He asked the Planning CoAanission to pass the request to Council inasm�.tch ^ as they have a couple parcels of land they could sell to industrial. Darrel Clark said the Federal Government approved Fridley's request for Federal Aid for Park Development. The Federal Govermnent approved the xe- �uest for park acquisition, but the City must bond itself for the entire cost and after that is done, the Federal Government would reimburse 50%. This procedure would take some time. Mr. Wormsbecker wondered if it would be feasible to rezone the South 40 acres and keep the part the City would be interested in abeyance. The Chairman felt this would put the City in a peculiar position because if they rezoned the 40 acres and the project did not go through, the land would be rezoned for apartments in the middle pf an industrial area. Mr. Wormsbecker said that if the park did not go through, and if the City would rezone the land to multiples, they would fill it with apar�nts, and in time they will get a shopping center and some industrial -- it would not be spot zoning, but apartments, shopping center and industry. The Chairman listed items to be considered: 1) whether or not this corner should be R-3 development. 2) whether or not the park bond issue is decided 3) whether or not any decision should be made until the Planning Caamission complete the study of multiple dwellings in Fridley, but the petitioner has practically solved this decision because he wants a decision this evening. ^ MUTION by Myhra, seconded by Mittelstadt, that the Planning Comni.ssion recommend denial of the rezoning request, ZOA #69-08, R. W. Wormsbecker o£ the NW� of the NW�,, except North 16.6 acres and SW� of the NW� of Section 2; also the N. 34.68 acres of the NE� of the NF.� of Section 3, to rezone f7com �� Plannin� Coaunission Meetint� - Au�ust 6, 1969 pa�� 4 . �._, ^ M,2 to R-3, i.n view of th,e fact that we recognize that there is a very active proposal for this area of open space the Planning Coumissionccould not in good judgment change the zoning at this time. The petitioner has related some intox- a►ation to us that presumably could affect the decision on the part of the Council but did not think that the Planning Commission could use it as part of their judgment. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. ^ 5. LOT SPLIT REQUEST: L.S. 4�69-21, WALTER E. WITT1�fE1N: South Half of Lot 1, Block 1, Spring Valley Addition. Mr. Walter Wittman was present. The Subcommittee at their meeting of July 30, 1969 recoa�ended denial of the lot split request, the prime factor being the fact that the half road was needed on the South and would not leave enough land to split. Mr. Wittman said he still would like to get two buildable lots. Referring to the easement for road, he said there were only two lots in the area that dedicated the easement. He wondered if he could build on a smaller lot next to Larsen and have a bigger lot on the South end so that if the easement did go through, he would still have a good sized lot. He had not talked to Mr. Larsen about either buying some of his property or selling part of his lot. He checked the area and found there were homes build on 60 foot lots. If the easement is a maust� he continued, he would give enough land for easement, but he still wants two buildable lots. Mr. Myhra said that those houses built on 60 foot lots were either built earlier or else built under variances. They could have been built on lots platted prior to the present ordinance. Mr. Jensen said it is obvious that people in this area with very large lots will someday think in terms of getti:tg rid of some of their property. If we were to start on the end where Mr. Wittman's parcel is without a street, and then find, in the future, the rest of the people want to split the back off their lots and dispose of some of their property, we would not have a road to get to the internal lots. Mr. Wittman was informed that if the City decided a street should go through, then they could condemn. If a 25 foot easement were given, Mr. Wittman would have a 125'x125' lot. Mr. Wittman did not feel that he could build a house on the land,without the lot split�which would sell because the neighborhood has smaller homes. He felt the kind of house that should be built to conform with the neighbor- hood, could be put on two lots. He said he could not have a 75 foot corner lot if he gave 25 feet. He has owned the property for twelve years. I�OTIOTi by Jensen, seconded by Myhra, that the Planning Cotmnission concur with the reco�endations by the Subcommittee to deny the Lot Split, L.S. #69-21, Walter E. Wittman, of the South Half of Lot 1, Block 1, Spring Valley Addition; the reasons behind the disapproval involve a 25 foot road easement which is deemed necessary, thereby yielding a lot which is not suitable to give two buildable lots, thus there is no logic behind apprw ing the lot split. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. � 6. VACATION REQUEST: SAV �69-06, LEO 0. LEMI�: Vacate 47th Avenue between 3rd Street and University Avenue (Lot 30, Block 9, Plymouth Addition). � Plannii� ��is�icax� Meetint� - Au�ust 6, 1969 ,��y� Pat�e 5 � Mr. and Mrs. Leinke were present. Mr. Lemke said he acquired the lot tax forfeit in 1962. He bought it as a 40 foot lot and found out later it was only 38'� feet. He kept the lot and paid the taxes. Since 47th Avenue was closed, he hoped to �ut a house on it. The sewer lateral is in the road so the City probably would want to retai.n the easement. The Engineering Assistant explained that it is a storm sewer located 1� feet South of the centerline of 47th Avenue. The City's recommendation is to retain ten feet on either side of the pipe. This would give Mr. Lemke 7 feet more to build on and the rest would be lawn. MOTION by Mittelstadt, meconded by Myhra, that the letter from Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Haxwell, 4710 3rd Street Northeast referring to SAV �69-06, Leo 0. Lemke, be received. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimouely. The Engineering Assistant said he received a call from Mrs. R. E. Gordon who said she did not object to the vacation, but did see a dire need for a walkway to cross the highway to the bus stop. She had talked to the neighbpr- hood and felt there would be quite a few at the meeting. In the discussion regarding the walkway, the coament was made that because the party on the north side of 47th Avenue did not respond to the notice mailed to him, he was not interested in the vacation. In that case, the City could retain the North Half for possible walkway. Mr. Jensen said the path is well � worn and there is old surfacing on it. Referring to the alley adjacent to T.H. �47, the Comaission felt some right of way should be maintained to keep access to it. 1�TION by Mittelstadt, seconded by Jensen, that the Planning Carmission reca�nend approval of the vacation request, SAV �69-06, by Leo 0. Lemlce, to vacate 47th Avenue between Third Street and University Avenue, vacating only the South Half of 47th Avenue and that the petitioner should grant an easement to the City on all but the South 7 feet for utilities. That said vacation would be only to the West line of the alley and should not be closed off at this time. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the �otion carried unanimously. 7. LOT SPLIT RBQUEST: L.S. #69-20, FRANK DIRCZ: Combine 10 feet of Lot 29 with Lot 30, Block 1, Plymouth Addition. Mr. Dircz was pr�sent. The Chairman said the action of the Subcam�ittee was to reco�mend denial for two reasons, one being the fact that the proposed lot would have on one side 49th Avenue which is a heavily traveled main artery affording little boulevard, therefore the proposed 11 foot setback seemed very inadequate and that the total of five variances,already granted fram the Board of Appeals, does not seem to meet the intent of the City ordinances designed to prevent this sort of thing. � Mr. Dircz presented a petition by the adjoining property owners approving the building of a suitable home to be built on Lot 30. The petition was signed r,�y � Plannir� ��ission Meetin� - AuQust 6, 1969 Pasze 6 ^ by fi,f�een people general�y in the 4800 block on 3rd �atreet and aome on �9th Avenue. MQTION by Mi�telstadt, seconded by Myhra, that the Planning Cammiss�.on receive the petition, dated August 5, 1969, refexring to Lot Sp1it, L.S. �69-20, by Fxank Dircz approvi�g the building of a suitable home on Lot 30. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. MOTION by Mittelstadt that the Planning Co�nission recaamend approval of Lot Split request, L.S. �69-20, by Frank Dircz to combine 10 feet of Lot 29 with Lot 30 and also approve recomnendations made by the Board of Appeals to grant the following variances: Section 45.29 reduce lot width from SQ feet to 45.12 feet; Section 45.29 (2C) distance between living areas from 20 feet to 15 feet; Section 45.24 street side corner lot from 17� feet to 12 feet; Section 45.28 reduce lot area requirement from 7500 to 5820 square feet; Section 45.23 sideyard reduced from 10 feet to 5 feet on existing home, to allow the applicant to split his lot for a saleable home. The P�OTION FAILED for lack of a second. Mr. Jensen explained that he did not think it would be appropriate to grant the proposed lot split with its many variances. The minimum lot size is 60 feet. With these numerous variances, the lot is really not suitable for a single f�nily dwelling. It was his own impression that this lot would be more suitable purchased by the City or County in all or part for a road right of way. There is a most serious shortage of right of way in this axea. ^ The boulevard for the lot would be five feet. Plawing a street with a�ive foot right of way is not wide enough, and a sidewalk is needed on that side of the street. For children to be walking in such a street is ridiculous. He thought it would be a far more appropriate thing for the City or CounCy to acquire part of that lot and Mr. Dircz retain what is deemed necessary. MOTION by Jensen, seconded by Myhra, that the Planning Co�ission recom- ment denial of the lot split request, L.S. 4�69-20, Frank Dircz, to combine 10 feet of Lot 29 with Lot 30, Block 1, Plymouth Addition and concur with the recamnendations of the Subcomonittee as follows: 1) The proposed lot would have on one side 49th Avenue which is a heavily traveled main artery affording little boulevard, and the proposed 11 foot setback seems very inadequate. 2) The total of five variances already granted from the Board of Appeals does not seem to meet the intent of the City ordinancea desig�ed to prevent this sort of thing. 3) The City should study this lot as a pos- sible area to acquire more right of way to, perhaps, provide room for fu�ure turn lanes and sidewalks. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, except Mittelstadt who voted nay, the motion carried. 8.. CONTINUED LOT SPLIT RFQUEST: L.S. �69-19, NORTli AIR AOME ASSOCIATION. J�R PLE[�.T.: South 150 feet of Lot 18, Brookview Addition subject to road ease- ment over South 50 feet. Mr. Plemel was present. ^ The Engineering Assistant reported that there was no need for a sewer easement for this request because the sewer was located about 12 or 15 f�et onto the property of the Knights of Columbus in Harstad Addition. i PlanninR �ommission Meetin� - Au�ust 6, 1969 ��$e 7 ^ MOTION by Myhra, seconded by Jensen, that the Planning Caamission recqm- mend approval of the lot split request, L.S. #69-19, North Air Home Association, J. R. Plemel of the South 150 feet of Lot 18, Brookview Addition, subject to road easement over South 50 feet. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the �tion carried unanimously. 9. LOT SPLIT REQUEST: L.S. �69-22, RICHARD GJEVRE: Splitting a strip of land approximately 10 feet wide along the Westerly edge of Lot 4, Block 1, Sand- hurst Addition for additional yard. The Engineering Assistant explained that the purpose was to acquire more yard for Lot 5. Mrs. Lori Rakos, owner of Lot 4, signed the petition, A�OTION by Mittelstadt, seconded by Myhra, that the Planniag Comnission recomnend approval of the lot split application �69-22, by Richard Gjevre which calls for selling a strip of land approximately ten feet wide along the Westerly edge of Lot 4, Block 1, Sandhurst Addition. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the m�tion carried unanimously. 10. LOT SPLIT R�7QUEST: L.S. ��69-15, ARTHUR DEYS: Lots 3 to 5, Block 7, Hyde Park Addition. Referred to Planning Comnission by Board of Appeals at their me�t- ing of July 30, 1969. The Chaixman explained that the Board of Appeals requested denial of the lot split until the old house was torn down and then Mr. Deys return for the lot split.' � I�OTION by Jensen, seconded by Mittelstadt, that the Planni�g Comnission acknowledge the action of the Board of Appeals and table the lot split request, L.S. �69-15, Arthur Deys, for Lots 3 to 5, Block 7, Hyde Park Addition until such ti.me as Mr. Deys comes back. The lot split is to be granted at such time as the new house is built and the old house torn down and the application be made for the lot split showing that there are no variances other than those already granted. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unani- mously. 11. AMBER OAKS PLAT: To correct platting error, returning "triangle" from Lot 1, Amber Oaks to Lot 2, Block 2, Worrel's Addition. The Engineering Assistant explained that in the Worrel's Addition, part of Outlot 2, a 50 foot strip out to Stinson Boulevard was proposed for future street and a radius was included with it. However, in the plat of Amber Oaks, this street was changed which caused this portion to be part of Lot 1. There- fore, part of Lot 1, Amber Oaks is actually in front of Lot 2, Block 2, Worrel's Addition.The owner of Lot 2 in Worrel's Addition is willing to accept a deed for the emall triangle which would result in a straight lot line between adjoining lots. MOTION by Mittelstadt, seconded by Myhra, that the Planaing Commiasioa has no objections to splitting off the "triangle" from Lot 1, Amber Oaks, provided a proper lot split application is signed by the petitioner and the ^ party it is being sold to, being the property lying south of the south line of Ambsr Oaks. Upon a voice voLe, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. � �7 �lannin� Couinission Meeting - Au�ust 6, 1969 Pat�e 8 � Mr.Jensen couanented that normally the Planning Cammission asks that the criteria for a lot split be a simple description, but in this case, the plat has already been filed and the parcel involved is�so small, that the ' d�scription part of the ordinance should be waived. 12 . I�TLTIPLE D�+iELLING ST[1DY IN THE CITY OF FRIDLEY : The Engineering Assistant said the data is completed, but is being checked and has to be typed. Because there would not be a xegular meeting an August 2Q, 1969, the Commissian would take that time to study the facts compiled for the Multiple Dweiling Study. �ADJOURNMENT . There being no further business, Chaixtnan Erickson adjourned the meeting at 10:20 P.M. � _:� ' /^! .,\ � R�spect ully submitted . � . ��,� . !��✓`' 1 0 Brian . Recording Secretary i � � ^ r'1 BUILDING �� -DESIGN CONTROL SUBCO1�IIrII1TEE MINUTES OF �J��;�� ;;=;�9 The meeting was called to order by Chairman Erickaon at 8:10 P. M. Z�E&S PRBSBRr: Erickson, Tormcen, Tanco, Bierman I�1�BEAS ABSBPT : S orns on OT�RS PRBSBPTr: flank Muhich, Building Official 1. COI�SIDBHATION OF A REQDEST TO CaNSTBUCT AN I1mi1STRIAL SPSCULATIVB BUILDIi1G TO BE LOCATSD ON LOTS 11, 12, 13, 14, � 15, BLOC� 2, ORAWAY ADD�?IOI�. �B SA1�E BBI1�iG 7800 ffi.M STBEBT N. 8.. FBIDLEY. MINNESOTA. (RBQtT83T BY ALI.AP ZEIS, 2. [��1�a:�`�R"1 Allan Zeis Waa present to present the request. MOTIaN by Bierman to recammend approval of the reque4t subject to the follawing stipulations and any changes marked ia red on the plana. A.) B.) C.) D.) 8.) F.) G.) fl.) I.) Relocate overhead doors fran front to rear. Front entry sidewalk (6' width) from street to entry. Change aideyard setbacks to 10' on the Porth aide and 45' om the South aide (78th Avenue) to sllaw for additional blacktop and parking along 78th Aveaua. This additional area to make up for parking area lort by relocating overhead doors. 5' planting strip (sod) to divide blacktop area on the south ead of the lot from 78th Aveaue. Blacktop on the south end of the building to extend to front liae of the building. �oacrete curb around blacktop parkiag sad drive areas. , Baiaed concrete walk aloog rear line of the building to act as car stop. Paint exterior surfaces of rear and side block Malls. Submit new plot plaa incorporating theae changes. Secoad�d by Tonco. Upvn a voice vote, there being no nays the motian carriad uaaainoualy. l�lr. Dick Vanman of Vanman Conatruction waa preeent to present the requ�st. After so� discussion a 1�IOP Was made bq Tonco to reca�end approval of tha requeat aubject to the folloMing stipulations: A.) All outaide storage to be within enclosed area. B.) Cencrete curbing to eztend arouad entire driveway a�d parking areas. C.) SuDmit curb detail. D.) All drivevay entries to include 10' radii. E.) Sod land�caped portion of property to reer proparty line of th� bui�lding. Seed Che rear area. S�caodmd by Tos�osn. Upon a vo�cn �vote there baing no nays tha a6o�ion cars+i�d unsaimously. (Lot� 26 b 27. Block 2, Cemmerce Park rezon�d lraa C-1 to CR-2) ApProv�d- 2/14/69 Public Hearing- 3/13/69 Puiblic Hsarin� - 4/�/69 l�t ��diag - 4/21/69 � �o Buildi�� u��ndards - Design Control Subc�mittee of August �. 1�6� Page 2 3, CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST TO CONSTRUCT AN ADAITION TO EXISTING SERVICE � STATION LOCATED ON PART OF LOT 1, AUDITOR'S SUBDIVISION N0. 25, THE SA1�II: BEING 5696 HACI�tANN AVSNUE N. E. FRIDLEY MINNESOTA. (REQUEST BY PURE OIL COI�II'ANY 49 VIRING DRIVS M71�Il1EAPOLIS MINNESOTA 5 5. I Due to the absence of any representative preseatiag the request, a MUTION wae made by Tonco to table the request peading determination of property limits • and possible loop back as being considered by the City. Seconded by Bierman. Upan a voice vote, there heing no nays, the motion carried uaanimously. 4. CONSIDBRATION OF A REQUEST TO CONSTRUCT A 294 UAiIT APARTI�NT COMPLEX TO B8 � LOCATED ON LOTS 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6, BLOCK 2, PSARSON'S 1ST ADDITION, AI�D PARCEL 8400, SOUTH � OF SECTION 3, T. 30, R. 24, ANOKA COUNTY. MIIIl�BSOTA. T� SAI� B$IPG 7805, 7825, 7845, 7855, 7875, 7895 EAST RIVER ROAD MII�ESOTA. (REQUEST BY N. CRAIG JOi�TSON. 4517 07�ORD AVSNUE. Clarence Lowe and Jay Tyson were present to present the request. After a len�thy discussion regarding traffic patterns, landscaping, parkiag, recreational areas and facilities; it was suggested additional plans be submitted to the board at some later date to clarify theae matters along with more detail on eoundproofing of party walls and ceilings �etween apartment uaits. �,.,, Board also suggested the designers discuss different possible means of egress and exit with the Engineer Department in order to try to minimize the poseible future traffic problems along East River Road. 5. CON$IDBBATION OF A � ��r�i��I��`.��„�_i� L � ��±� Iiii�;�3 No one was present to present the request as applicant was unable to aubmit camplete plans in time for the meeting. 6. ffi�BC�NCY UEST TO GIVS APPLICADTr OPPORTUNITY TO BID ON DWSLLING TO BE iDVBD IPTO FRIDq.EY IF BQARD SO APPROVES. DWEI�LII� AT 630 J ON STRBET N. 8., MIAiSAPOS.IS TO BE MOVBD TO 665 FAI�1� STBLET N. 8. Ia FRID�.SY. -� Miss Fl,orence Beasesen was present to preseat the request. Following a study of the photographs and letters of the applieaat as �rell as the photographs and report of the inspection department a I�IUP wae made by Biermaa to recammead denial of the request based maialy on the findinga of the_ iaspectian department as well as the age of the dwelling. Secanded by Tonco. Upon a voice vote, there being ao naqa, the motian carrind waanimouelq. ADJOO�IIT : .� The meeting was adjourned by Chairman Bricicsoa at 11:40 P.M. �eape�tfullq submitted, HAPK Z�IHICH BOILDIt�G 0'IFICIAL BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL SUBCO1�Il�tITTEE MINUTES OF AIJGUST 21 1969 � The meetiag was called to order by Chairman Erickson at 8:03 P.M. ^ ^ 1�1'�ERS PRESENT; Erickson, Biermann, Tormoen, Tonco I�BxS ABSI�; Sornsen OTi�RS PRESENT: Haak Muhich-Building Official 1. CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST TO REMODSL EXISTING BUILDING L AVENOE N.E., THE SAME BEING LOTS 20, 21, 22 A11B THE S� 23 ADDITION. (R$QUEST BY MELS VAN-O-LITE, 3035 CENTRAL AVEN MINAESOTli 55418.) TED AT 6041 UNiIVSRSITY LOCR 4, HYDE PARK N.E . . M7.�INEAPC�f.TS _ Mr. Don McLellen and Mr. Melvin Jacobson were present to present the request. MOTION by Tonco to recommend approval of the request aubject to the following stipulations and notations marked in red on the plaas: 1. Paint all exterior elevation. 2. Cedar shingle mansord roof. 3. Landscape to be as scheduled detail noted in red on plans. 4. Precast concpete curbing as noted on plans. Seconded by Tormoen. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. 2. COHSIDERATION OF A REQ LOCATED ON PART OF LOT HACILMAIai AVENUE N . E . . : VIKIDTG TRIIGT AN ADDITIaN TO EXIS S SUBDIVISION N0. 25, THE NESOTA. iREQUEST BY PURE TATION 96 Mr. Don Egerer was preseat to present the request. MOTION by Biermann to recauimend approval of the xequest with provisione that an agreemeat to �ceached betwcen the City aad Pure Oil Campany, regarding the loop back deaign to minimize a congestion problem at the iateraection of Highway #65, Hillwind Drive aad Hackmaa Avenue and Central Avenue. Also, blacktop area around station to extend a mini�um distance of 50 feet South of the proposed addition aad extend the full� width (East aad West) of the property. Landscaping to be added when loop back changes are in progress. Secanded by Tormoen. Upon a voice vote, there beiug no nays, the motion carried unanimously.' 3. CONSIDERATION OF OP LOTS 1, 2, 3, OF SB(.TION 3, T- 7855 , 7875 A1� 7 -c�+, env� AST RIVER 4VENUE . M aiSTRIICT A 294 UNI' 'CK 2, PEARSON'S 1 COUNTY, MIHI�ESOTA S, MII�iESOTA TO BE BBING 7805 QUEST BY N Mr. Bill Dolan, Mr. Jerry Roberts and Mr. Clarence Lowe were preseat to preaeat the requeat. They brought with them new plans incorporating some of the chaages as suggeated by the Board during the laat subcammittee meeting. 11 Euildi�� St�ndards-De�i�n Cont�ol Subcommittee minutes of Augus� 21, 1969 Pa�e 2 ^ Mro Dolffi� �xpl�ined that in a rece�t ffieeting with the Gity E�gineer, it wa� expl�in�d to him that the tr�ffic problem could not be resolved wit�out the C�unty'� �p�xoval as East Rive� Road is a County road. M�I� by T�co to reco�nend approv�l of the request �ubject to s��olvin� the traff�c probleffi with the County and City E�giaeers, as well as the 12 fooe property ��ic��ion pgovidimmg room for ��provements aad means of access, �evised detailed �ecreati� �rea and 1a�dsc�pin� plan� should be subffiitted psi�r to i��l approval of pl�� 1��. I� was also �ec �d�d that buildin� permits b� s�ithheld on the �� n �partment building� �ntil resolution of the traffic �ccess with the C�u�ty. S�co�ed by Biermaa�. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried un�ai�ou�ly. 4. COYdSIDE�TI�IeT OF A YtEQiE�+ST FOR Td3E APPROVAL OF TI�E GE1dELYtAi. LAY�I'r 0�' A T�ILOIt � S��S O�EYtATION AS �I.I, AS T4� AES�TICS OF THE PLOT PI,�d La TO �E USEIi AS T� 3l�ES OF'Fi�E AT 7151 HIGHWAY 65. (REQiJ�ST �3f CAS1'LE 1�BILE �l'1�tRC iiTf?17LVev �S� nceern �a�e�aarenme � �. ��ard Rott�r wa� pres�nt to present the request. I� ��1 �y �ie�� to r�c nd approval of the request, steb�ect to the foli.o�ting ��ipula�i� and th� notations ffiarked in red oa th� plans: le Diaffia�a�t wheel� of the office trailor. � 2. Block u� �n c�crete blocles . 3 e Slcirt t� base �afth �luffiinum. 4m Co��ece utflitfes (wate�, sewer, gas, electricity). 5. S��nld occ�ap�ncy be exteaded bey�d the three year period as proposed, a revfaed plot gl�n maist be �a�bmitted. Seco�ded by Tormoen. Upon � voice vote, Tonco abstaining, the motion carried. �0 �T• The mee�iag was adjourned by Chairman Erickson at 10:40 P.M. �e��ctfully �ub�itted, � ,� � � . � �YG°�i �aaild�� Official ^ �2 BUILAING STANDARDS-aESIGN CONTROL SUBCOI�TTEE MINUTES OF SEPTEMBER 4 1969_ , The meeting was called to order by Chairman Erickson at 8:05 P.M. ^ M�MS�RS FRESENT: Erickson, Bier�nann, Tormoen �FM�88AS ABS�N'�: Tonco, Sornse� QTH�RS PRES�NT: Clare�ce Belisl�-Building Inspector 1. CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST FOR CHANGES AND AN ADDITION TO THE ADMINISTRATIVE AND ' COMPUTER AREAS IN THE TARGET WAREHOUSE LOCATED AT 7120 HIGHWAY ��65. RE UEST BY DAYTON-TARGET STORES INCORPORATED 700 ON THE MALL MINNEAPOLIS MINNESOTA. Targe� requested that their proposal be postponed until the September 18, 1969 meetiag to a11ow them time to receive their completed plans. 2. CONSIAERATION_OF A REQUEST TO CONSTRUCT THREE 12 UNIT APARTMENT BUILDINGS TO BE T.00ATED ON PART OF LOT 13 AUDITOR'S SUBDIVISION N0. 89 THE SAME BEING 1250 1270 and 1.300 NORTON AVENUE N.E., FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA (REQUEST BY MR. WALTE$ THUgTEDAi,s 3212 32ND AVENUE N.E , MINNEAPOI,IS� MLNNESOTA.) Mr. Thuftedal and his builder, Mr, Don Udsten, were present to present the xequest. The Boaxd asked the applicant to bring in a new survey which would include the East 200 feet of Lot 13, to make the land area adequate for 36 units. MOTION by Biermann to continue this item to the September 18, 1969 meeting. ^ S�eonded by Tormoen. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. /'1 ADJOURNEMBNP• The meeting was adjourned by Chairman Erickson at 9:35 P.M. Respectfully submitted, � � NCE BELISLE � Acting Secretary �3 14 � THE MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING OF AUGUST 13, 1969 The meeting was called to order by Chairman MittGl�� t �o�� e�� MF��BRS P�ESFNT: Mittelstadt, Minish, Har�is, 0'Ba�a.��, A�� OTf�RS PR.ESENT: Clarence Belisle, Building Inspecfi�x MOTION by Ahonen to approve the minutes of the July 30, 1969 mee�i�� a� ��t�ea�, Secanded by 0'Bannon. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, th� �aotion carar�,�� unanimously. 1. A REQUEST FOR A VARIANCE OF SECTION 45.23 TO REDUCE THE SIDEYARD REQUIR�ME1� FRflM 1 fl FF.F.T Tn FEFT TO PER�T �rFrF CON�rrrTrnN OF AN ADDITION TO EIQSTT HniTSF T.[)f:ATSiI (1N T.(1TC 7 1�. St uT nrTr � vnuaTr mnv � c AT7ITTTAI7 �nn .�n...,�.n..�,�,��. ,a ROBERT L. OLSON. 3618 MCKINLEY STREET N E. M[NNEAPOLIS MINNESOTA ) Mr. Robert Olson was present to present his request to the Board. Also present were the followisg interested parties: Mr. Gary W. Cheney, 5609-Sth Street N.E., Mr. Edward Dupay, 5618-5th Street N.E., Mr. & Mrs. M. Burton, 5604-Sth Street �d��.� Mrs. Amelia Adelmann and Magdalen Adelmann, 5612-Sth Street N.E., and Mr. ��r3e� I�rihaa�uis, 36b� McKinley Street N.E. t�a Olson brought �ri��a taim plans fox the proposed addition. He informed the Board the additiom wocald consist of a living room with bedro�as above. He also brought with him a letter signed by his adjoining neighbor, Magdalen Adelmann, stating she did not object to the applicant building the addition within 6 feet � of the property line. Mrs. Adelmann stated she had signed the letter of no objection, but has since reconsidered aad she now objects to the addition comiag that close to the property line. Mr. Cheney, living directly across the street, stated that he felt this addition would enhance the neighborhood and improve the property values. A len�thlydiscuasion followed and was centered on room arrangements and if alternatives such as building to the front or `o the back of the existing atructure would be feasible. Mr. 0'Bannoa had to leave for another meeting at 7:50 P.M. MOrrION by Minish to continue the public hearing on this request until the August 2'j, 1969 meeting, to allow the applicaat to conault with his architects to try aad draw up alternate plans that w�ld meet the City Code requirements. Secoaded by Harris. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motioti carried unanimously. ADJOURI�NT : The meetiag was adjourned by Chairman Mittelstadt at 8:35 P.M. Respectfully au ed, , ^ i� r s � CE BELISL Acting Secretary ^ THE MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING OF AUGUST 27, 1969 � The meeting was called to order by Chairman Mittelstadt at 7:31 P.M. � �ERS PRESENT: Mittelstadt, Minish, Harris, 0'Bannon, Ahonen OTHERS PRESENT: Clarence Belis3.e-Building Inspector and Hank Muhich-Building Official MOTION by Ahonen to approve the minutes of the August 13, 1969 meeting as written. ' � Seconded by Harris. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried � unanimously. 1. A REQUEST FOR A VARIANCE OF SECTION 45.23 TO REDUCE THE SIDEYARD REQUIREMENT FROM 10 FEET TO 5 FEET TO PERMIT THE CONSTRUCTION OF AN ADDITION TO AN EXISTING HOUSE LOCATED ON LOTS 7 AND 8, BLOCK 3, HAMILTON'S ADDITION TO MECHANICSVILLE, THE SAME BEING 5614-5TH STREET N.E., FRIDLEY,,_MINNESOTA. (REQUEST BY MR. ROBERT L. OLSON, 3618 MCKINLEY STREET N.E., MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA.) MOTION by 0'Bannon to remove the item from table. Seconded by Harris. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. Chairman Mittelstadt explained to the audience what took place at the last meeting, August 13, 1969, and that the Board had tabled the item to allow Mr. � Olson time to consult with his builder for the reason �f drawing up alternate plans that would come closer to the City Code sideyard requirement. He then asked Mr. Olson if he had brought such plans with him. � Mr. Darrel Durand, Route �3, Stillwater, builder for Mr. Olson, explained to the Board the alternate methods Mr. Olson and himself had gone over and the difficulties they had encountered with each alternate plan. He also stated the reasons why the original plan would add the most to the appearance of the home and would give the Olson family adequate living space. He also said the cost of other alternate plans would be a great deal higher due to the work involved than this one. The proposed addition is 15 feet by 26 feet and will be added onto the South end of the house making the i�ome a total of 45 feet by 26 feet. The addition would consist of a living room with bedrooms above. Mr. William Keefer, 2408 Central Avenue, attorney representing Mr. Olson, stated, Mr. Olson was living in a home in Minneapolis, but has had to sell as his family was outgrawing the home and at this time he could not afford to build onto it. Mr. Olson explained to the Board that he has his wife, 5 children (4 boys and a girl) and his brother-in-law living with him at the present time. Mr. Keefer continued that Mr. Olson went ahead with the closing costs, on the Minneapolis home and gave his tenants a 30 day notice at 5614-5th Street as his family wanted to move back to Fridley. Mr. Olson thought he would be allowed to enlarge this home as he had received Mrs. Adelmann's approval for the addition. This is a small 2 bedroom house that is almost 20 years old. The Olson's ire planning on bringing this home up to date by stuccoing the house and the garage and refurnishing the inside. He stated further that Mr. Olson is in a rather awkward position at this time. � l5 16 /1 Minutes of the Board of Avpeals meeting of Au$ust 27, 1969 Pa$e 2 Mr. Speakman, 118 East Main, Anoka, attorney representing Mrs. Adelmatin, stated, he had brought with him a petition, against the requested variance, signed by 14 property owners (Note: 6 were within 200 feet of the property in question.) and included in the names are the people living directly across the street. He presented this petition to the Board along with pictures that showed the lot line and where the proposed addition would be. He further explained that Mrs. and Miss. Adelmann had just gotten home fram vacation and were rushed when Mr. Olson came over asking for their approval for the addition. They did not take time to think about what Mr. Olson was planning on building and signed the "no objection" letter but they have since thought about it and have changed their minds. Also, the Easterly window on the proposed addition w�ll look directly into Mrs. Adlemann's bedroom window. Mr. Olson stated that he had asked, at the last meeting, if a petition would do hiin any good and the Board had said it would have no bearing. OtheYwise, he to would have passed one around. Chaix�an Mittels�adt informed the applicant that the Board would take that into consideration. MDTION by Minish to accept the petition, against the requested variance, presented to the Board by Mr. Spealanan. Seconded by Ahonen. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. Mr. Gary Cheney, 5609-5th Street. He could see no reason as to why Mr. Olson should not be allowed the variance as in driving axound the neighborhood there is an equal number of homes that are 5 feet away from the lot line and homes that are 10 feet away from the lot line. In fact 4 people on the petition have their houses within 5 feet of the lot line. Mr. Younglove, 5545-5th Street. What are the requirements of the City Code concerning sideyards? Chairman Mittelstadt explained the City Code requirements on sideyards and also the rsquirements of space between structures. Mr. Younglave wasin favor of those requirements and he didn't feel that the City shoal.d allaw houses to vary in those requirements even though some houses are closer to the lot line thatn the City Code permits. Mrs. Walter Johnson, 5643-4th Street. Our objection to breaking the City Code is that we have a house to the South of us that is in a condition where it will have to be torn down in the near future. We will not want them to ask for a side}tard variance when a new house is built there. If we let them (Olson's) vary the sideyard requirement we will be setting the neighborhood precedent, and anyone can come in and ask for a variance can't they? Chairman Mittelst$dt explained everyone has the right to come before the ^ different Boards of the City to ask for variances of the City Code requir ements. /� /�1 Minutes of the Board of Appeals meeting of AuQust 27, 1969 Pa�e 3 Upon a request from the audience, Chairman Mittelstadt explained the plans for the proposed addition. Mr. Durand then explained in more detail the plans to Mrs. Adelmann and the reason why they want the plans the way they are and the reasons against other alternatives. Mr. Burton, 5604-5th Street, asked if the City Code had any restrictions on how many people can sleep in a bedroom. Chairman Mittelstadt answered that there is no such restriction in the City Code. Mrs. Adelmann; If he is going to enlarge his house, he will �e taking away from his yard and then where will his kids play. They will be on our yard. I think he should put up a fence the whole length of his lot line between the two houses. Mr. Olson: Mr. Harris: I do intend to fence in the back yard. Is there anyway the two principle parties could compromise. Mr. Olson: I would be willing to cut down the addition from 15 feet to 12.5 feet. The drawing submitted would be the same except the 2.5 foot closet area between the present hane and the proposed addition would be eliminated. Also, the Easterly window, facing Mrs. Adlemann's home will be changed and will be placed further West so it won't be directly across from their bedroom window. Mrs. Adle�mann did not approve this compromise. be upheld. 1�OTION by 0'$annon to close the public hearing. She still felt the Code should Seconded by Minish. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. Mr. Minish: I move to grant�the variance from 10 feet to 7.5 feet to permit the construction of the addition as shown on the drawing submitted to the Board but modified to eliminate the 2.5 feet of closet space and also with the stipulation that the Southeasterly windaw on the proposed addition be changed so as not to be directly across from the A delmann's bedroom window. Seconded by 0'Bannon. unanimously. ADJOURNEI�TT • Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carxied The meeting was adjourned at 8:40 P.M. by Chairman Mittelstadt. Respectfully submitted, C'1 MARY HINT Secretary �� ^ 1. �`1 ^ TI�E �IINUTES OF THE BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 10, 1969 The tneeting was called to order by Chairman Mittelstadt at 7:3? P.M. MIIKBERS PRESENT: MEMBERS ABSSNT: OTHERS PRESENT: Mittelstadt, Minish, Harris Ahonen, 0'Bannon Clarence Belisle-Buildin� Inspector MOTION by Minish to approve the minutes of the August 27, 1969 meeting as written. Seconded by Harris. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. Mr. Donald Fleigle was present to present the request. (NOTE: Mr. Fleigle brvught his house plans in to the Building Inspection Department on June 18, 1969. The plans were checked and a permit was issued at this time. On Au�ust 27, 1969, the adjecent property owner, Mr. Doug Lumby, called the Building Inspector about the position of this home on the lot. The Building Inspector went out and checked the location, and noted an oversight had been made in checking the plans. The plans that were submitted showed a living area over the garage and according to the City Code, this requires a 10 Poot sideyard. The Inspection Department in checking the plans did not notice the living area, over the garage, and allowed the applicant to place his home, on the lot, with a 7 foot sideyard as the City Code states an attached garage may be 5 Peet Prom the property line. At the time that the Building Inspector noted the oversight, he asked Mr. Fleigle to stop work on the home and to Pill out an application to appear bePore the Board o;t Appeals P�r a variance oP the sideyard requirement. Mr. Fleigle was very cooperative ia doing so.) Mr. Fleigle explained his house plans to the Board and to the audience. He said he had not planned on breaking any oP the City Codes and did not know that he was doing so, as the Building Department had approved the plans. IP the overeight had not been made, he could have moved his home over 2 Pset on the lot and decreased the size(length) by 1 Poot, which would have been in line with all the requirements, but at this time the Poundation has been built. To correct the mistake the whole thing would have to be to�n out which would involve a sum �t money (approa. $2,000.00) and a great deal of time loss. • �_ � n Minutes of the Bo�rd of Appeals September 10, 1969 Meetin� PaRe 2 Mr. Dnug Lumby, 40 Rice Creek Way, asked the Board what the requirements were on sideyards. Mr. Harris explained to him, and the audience, what the requirements were on sideyards and slso the requirements on space between livable and nonlivable structures. Mr. Lumby Pelt the structure qaing up would decrease the resale value of his home. iiis resson being the home would be 3 feet closer to his than the City Code requires and also being it is a 1� story home it would look over his. There was then some discussion, between Mr. Fleigle, Mr. Lumby and the Board on how Mr. Fleigle would landscape his lot se he wouldn't be draining onto Mr. Lumby's l.and. The Building Inspector explained the drainage pattern for this lot. Mr. Lumby did state that he was not against tYie house but he was concerned about his own property. Mr. Bob Stuart, 17- 67th Way asked iP this variance, if granted, set a precedent in the neighborhood. Chairman Mittelstadt stated that each case that comes bePore the Board is treated individually and the Board's decisions are not � based upon what happened to other va.riances. The decisions are based on what is presented at the meetings as to whether there is a hardship involved or not. No decision would set a precedent in a nei�hborhood. Mr. Stuart explained that he was against the variance as it would Purther cramp the neighborhood. He does have 2 empty lots next to him and he wouldn't like them to ask for the same kind c�'variances. Mr. John Mayer, 33-66� way, stated that he felt it is the City's problem as there was a gross oversight made on the part of the City. Mrs. Betty Blair, 40-66� Way said she felt the people at the meeting were objecting more �o the house than to the three Poot variance. She stated Purther that there are other 1� story homes in the area that overlook ramblers. There was a discussion on the grade oP the land in the area and if turning the house ar�und wculd lower the height oP it at a11. Mr. Fleigle explained that his garage Ploor is 18 inches above the center Tine �P the street which is the minimum requirement oP the City Code. To turn the house any other way would raise the height oP the house even more than it is now. � Mr. Foster, 59 Rice Creek Way interest in this was the way He Pelt that the City should Poundation torn out and then building corre��,y p� �� lot (Not within 200 Peet) stated his only it would aPPect the whole neighborhood. bear the expense Por having the whole start all over again locatin� the accordi�g t� t�� Oity Code. 19 Minutes oP the BoArd of Appeals .September l�, 1969 Meetin� Pa�e 3 � Chairman Mittelstadt explained to Mr. Lumby, Mr. Fleigle and the audience what procedures they could follow iP and when they did not egree with the Board oP Appeels ruling on the variance. MOTION by Minish to close the public hearing. Seconded bg Harris. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unan�:mously. MOTION by Minish to grant the variance Por the Pollowing reason and with the Pollowing stipulation: 1. There dePin�tely is a hardship in the Pact thet the City is the one that made the mistake and not the Fleigles and in so far es the Poundation is alrsedy in and to remove this Poundation and to start over again would take e fairly large amount oP money (which Mr. Minish Pelt should be paid by the City iP the variance is denied by the Council Por some reason) and would also involve a great dea.l oP lost time. 2. The stipulation imposed on this variance is that the variance would not be in ePPect and the work could not be resumed until sueh time as the Council has had a chance to review the Board's minutes oP this meeting and to state their recommendation. � Seconded by Harris. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. Mr. Stuart asked the Board what their decision would have been iP the louhdation would not have bsen in and complete. The Board stated that they would probably have voted against the variance. ADJOURNMENT: The meeting was adjourned et 9:10 by Chairman Mittelstadt. RespectPully submitted, � MARY HIN Secretary ^ 20 I 21� THE MINUTES OF THE ROARD OF APPEALS M;SETING OF SEPTEMF3ER 21�, 1969 The meeting was called to order by Chairman Mi�telstadt at 7:35 P.M. MEMBERS PRESENT: Mittelstadt, Ahanen, Harris, Minish, O�Bannon OTHERS PRESENT: Hank Muhich-Building OPPicial MOTION by Minish to approve the minutes oP the September 10, 1969 meeting as written. Seconded by Ahonen. Upon a voice vote, there bein� no neys, the motion carried unanimously. 1. A TO REDUCE THE SIDEYARD • . : � :�••�' � ^ � �r •� i� -'i :� � : .: � � � � . L . � Mr. & Mrs. Vence were present to preaent the request. They did not have a plan Por the addition and garage but Mr. Vance did show the Board a sketch oP what they were intending to build. The Board was elso shown a picture, taken by the Building Inspector, oP the area where the garage and addition woul.d be constructed. The Building Inspector did note an error that was made when the survey was drawn up for either 801-68th Avenue or 751-68th Avenue. The surveys showed there should be 31'-7" between structures and the measurement taken by the Building Inspector was 30'-$". W,ith the 30�-8" trteasurement, the distance between the eddition and the house on the adjoining property, would be 3 tenths short oP 15 Peet. Mr. Arthur Tripp, 751-68th Avenue, came forward and explained that his bedrooms Pace the proposed family room addition and he relt the activity Prom this room might disturb them. He stated that the closer the houses are the more noise there�is t� hear and his house has a large overheng which would increase the am�unt oP noise that they will hear. Chairman Mittelstadt asked Mr. Vance if he would consider changing the proposed addition into a bedroom and changing one oP the preseat bedrooms into the family room. Mr. Vance answered that the main reason they want it to be a ramily room is because it is away Prom the rest oP the house. Mrs. Vance explained that she wants it to be a Pamily room as it is loceted oPP Pro m the kitchen and Por eating purposes, Pood w on't be carried thr�ughout the house. Chairman Mittelstadt asked iP they would consider making the windows �.acit�g�:`�5�-68th stationary and Mr. Vance seid that they would. 22! Minutas oP the Board of Appeals MeetinR oP September 2�, 1969_ PaQe 2 ;,,a� Mr. Tripp stated that he has just put his house up for sale and he would appreciate it if the Vances could wait a couple or weeks belore they started to build. He said that it he did sall it within thet time that maybe the people who would buy it wouldn't mind the proposed eddition at all. Mr. & Mrs. Vance did agree to wait until the October 15, 1969 meeting belore anything was decided. MOTION by Harris to table this item until the October 15, 1969 meeting to ellow Mr. Tripp time to sell his home es�both the applicant end Mr. Tripp are in agreement. Saconded by O�Bannon. Upon a voice vote, there being no neys, the �otion carried unenimously. 2. Mr. Roger Ilstrup and Mr. Paul T. Scheel were present to present tha request. Mr. Peter Lindberg was present representing the land owner. Mr. Ilstrup explained that the proposed station is a 3 bay ranch �"� atyle station. He presented to the Board e pictura of a similar station. The building will be 66 Peet by 29 teet and will be constructed or brick, with an exterior linish o! used brick and will have en enclosed atorege area. He stated that they are getting away Prom the smaller junky stations and going to the larger more attractive station. He also stated that they hane tried 3 designa o! buildings on this piece oP lend and this design is the most suitable P�r the land and it lits in we11 with the Produce Ranch. Chairman Mittelstadt eskad Mr. Lindberg what the land owner thought oP this. Mr. Lindberg answered that the land owner epproves o! this atation. He also stated the land will be sold to Shell Oil and not leeaed. Mr. Harris brought up the point and the only other business thet the drive-in type restaurant or that this land is would !it on this a Dairy Queen. aoned commarciel lend would be A discussion Pollowed which included the service roed, weter Works easement end sign locetion and size, but which centered on the trePfic problem in this erea and the ingress and egress !'or thie station. 23 � Minutes oP the Board oP Appeals MeetinQ oP September 21�, 1969 PaRe 3 .�,� MOTION by O�Bannon to close the public hearing. Seconded by Minish. Upon a voice vote, ell voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. MOTION by Minish to grant the Special Use Permit 1'or the 1'ullowing reason and with the Po1loWing stipulation. 1. The hardship is the water works easement that restricts the planning oP anything else on this piece oP land, and is compouaded by the loop back. 2. On the condition that the two entrances on Osborne Road be controlled entrances. TYie West entrance having a traffic control sign statiag "entrance only" or "no exit" and the East entrance having e tratric control aign stating "lelt turn only" or "no right turnr'. Seconded by Harris. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. ADJOURNMENT: The meetinq was adjourned by Chairman Mitta2a�adt at 8:45 P.M. RespectPully submitted, .%�.. � O MARY HIN Secretary � n MINUTES OF REGULAR PARKS AND RECREATION CONA9ISSION MEETING, AUGUST 25, 1969 Meeting was called to order at 7:40 P.M. by Vice Chairman Cochran. MEMBERS PRESENT: Cochran, Blair, Stimmler MEMBERS ABSENT: Fitzpatrick, Donlin OTHERS PRESENT: Harvey Peterson, County Commissioner David Harris, Councilman Paul Brown, Director of Parks and Recreation MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF JUNE 23, 1969 MOTION by Blair, seconded by Stimmler, to accept the Minutes of the Regular Meeting of June 23, 1969. The Motion Carried. HARVEY PETERSON - ANOKA COUNTY CON1�fISSIONER The Director said that County and State Officials have studied the Riverview Heights Property and state that the river depth is not enough to warrant any type of boat launch. They are now studying the depth of the river around Chases Island for a possible future boat launch. Mr. Peterson said that the County probably would not give funds for the development of a park this size without a boat launch because it would not be used Uy all of the residents of Anoka County. Mr. Peterson informed the Commission that the Columbia Arena will be closed all of this week while they prepare the ice and facilities for the onslaught of hockey activities. FEDERAL FUNDING - MEMO FROM CITY MANAGER Councilman Harris was present at the meeting to answer questions that the Commission may have regarding the memo from the City Manager on park grants from the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation and the State. Councilman Harris said that the money is now available but there is a time limit and the City must act as soon as possible. Member Stimmler stated that the Commission has two obligations to the citizens: one of these is to acquire land for future use and the other is to develope parks to service the needs of the people now. Member Blair stated that he thought it only fair that if we are going to acquire more land for future use, then some of the now existing park pro- perty should be developed at the same time. Councilman Harris answered that in two years, the North Park Area could be considerably higher in price due to the installation of water mains and the assessment incurred. The land is available now and may not be in five years. The City has a possible popula- tion saturation of 44,000 and many parks would be needed to service this many people. He emphasized that the grants from the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation and the State are for acquisition only and not for development. MOTION by Blair, seconded by Stimmler, that the City Council make the necessary arrangements to have the three areas, Spring Lake Park Area, Parcel #30; Rice Creek Park Area, Parcel #620 and 640; and North Park Area, Parcels #10, 300, 3000 and 3200, appraised. The Motion Carried. Councilman Harris asked that the Council be reminded in the Minutes to review the ro ress bein made in the urchasin of the S rin Lake Park Area and also the Commission's motion from the May 26, 1969 Meeting requesting t e administra- tion to have the City Attorney prepare a draft ordinance regarding prohibiting motorized vohicles from c�riving o� parking in parks other than designated areas. 2� ^ ^ ^ M1NU"1'ES OF REGULAR MEETING, AUGUST 25, 1969 PAGE 2 PARKS AND RECREATION MEMORANDUM Donation of Shelter Building at Locke Park by Fridley Lions Club The domed sheiter building which was donated by the Fridley Lions Club has been painted and installed in Locke Park. The Chairman will write a lett.er of thanks to the Lions. Naming of Parks MOTION by Stimmler, seconded by Blair, to officially name the park located at Jackson Street and Kennaston Drive as Meadowlands Park and also the park located at Broad Avenue and Hugo Street as Spring Brook Park. The Motion Carried. Request to Attend National Congress for Parks and Recreation MOTION by Stimmler, seconded by request to attend the National in Chicago, Illinois, September Moving of Hockey Rink Blair, that Commission authorize Director's Congress for Parks and RECreation to be held 14-18, 1969. The Motion Carxied. The Director has recommended that the hockey boards be removed from Rice Creek School and placed in one of our parks. MOTION by Blair, seconded by Stimmler, that the hockey rink be moved from Rice Creek School and placed at Flanery Park. The Motion Carried. ADOPTION OF 1969-1970 WINTER-SPRING PROGRAM MOTION by Blair, seconded by Stimmler, to adopt the 1969-1970 Winter-Spring Program with the exception of the Indoor Figure Skating Lessons being further studied and possibility of the Broomball games being played at a later time. The Motion Carried. PARK ORDINANCE REPORT Member Stimmler reported that he has studied the Park Ordinance Book from the City of Minneapolis and said that some of the ordinances would apply to the Fridley Park System but many would be of no real value. Vice-Chair- man Cochran requested him to select approximately twelve ordinances that could apply to the City. FRIDLEY YOUTH FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION With the Youth Football Program beginning soon, Vice Chairman Cochran said that his main concerns in the program are that there be a guarantee of fizll participation and an emergency plan in the e�ent of injury. The Fridley Youth Football Association Board of Directors met with the Commission at their March 24, 1969 Meeting and the Commission was satisfied that these items would be a part of the program. ADJOURNMENT The Meeting was adjourned at 10:40 P.M. The next Regular Meeting will be held on Monday, September 22, 1969, at 7:30 P.M. in the Conference Room of the Civic Ce�te�', Res ectfully submitted, '�" 6�� '� Ma G�1�t� Er}ck5or�, Se�xet�ry to the Cor�ma.ssiot� 25 I n 26 PLATS & SIIBDIVISIONS- STR�TS & IITILITIE'S SUBCOMMITTEE OCTOBE�i 1, 196g PAGE 1 The meetin� was called to order by Chairman Jensen at 7:30 P.M. CALI,: Members Present: Crowder, Zeglen, Myhra, Jensen Member Absent: Battereon Others Present: E'ngineering Assistant Darrel Clark 1. VACATION RDQTJEST: SAV #69-07, THE FIVE SANDS, RICF�AR� FOD9I,I, ATTY.: Vacate two atreets: James Street lying East of Lot 6, Pearson's lst Addition and West of Railroad tracks and the street lying East of Block 1, Pearson's lst Addition and lying West of Lot 1, Block 2, Pearson's lst Addition. In discussing the vacation request, the Subcommittee atated the vacation would not change the dimensiona of the plat because the streets would be used as access. The only one gaining is the City because they would not ha,ve to mai.ntain the streets. The main opening was closer to East River Road. It would not be necessary to retain the easements because the storm sewer is in the asea North of 79th Avenue and goes down Liberty ^ Street to the Creek. This is a self-contai.ned piece as the sewer and water utilities axe installed. Because of this, the Subcommittee felt the easement on the South of Block 2 could be vacated as there is no longer a need for it. MOTION by Zeglen, seconded by Myhra, that the Plats & Subdivisions- Streets & IItilities Subcommittee recommend to the Planning Commission approval of the vacation, SAV #69-07, The Five Sands, represented by Richard Fudali, gttorney, to vacate two streets: James Street lying Ea,st of Lot 6, Pearson's �.st Addition and West of the Railroad Tracks, and the atreet lying East of Block 1, Pearson's lst 9ddition and lying West of Lot 1, Block 2, Pearson's lst Addition, and further recommend the utility easement aloxig the South line of Block 2, Pearson's lst Additio.n be vacated subject to the check- ing for existin$ and future utilities. IIpon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. 2. �OPOSID PRII,IMINARY PLAT : P. S. #69-11, ANDII�SON DEVELOPNIENT BY ANDF�RSON TRIICKING SERYICE INC.: The Northerly 750 feet of the Ea.sterly 7 0 feet of the ,� of the l� of Section 12. Representing Anderson Trucking Service, Inc. were Kenneth Elliason, Richard A. Rexuzie and Lester E. Ziebarth. A revised drawing of the plat, the major change being an increase in the ^ size of the proposed Lots 1, 2 and 3 to attract potential buyers, was pre- sented. The petitioners were informed that if the sizes of the lots were 2� P& S-S & U Subcom. - October 1, 1969 Page 2 ^ ever to be changed in the future, it could be done by applying for a lot aplit. The Subcommittee was questioned regardixig rezoning to commercial in case a prospective buyer was interested, and he was told tha.t the use would have to be industrial unless rezoned. Anderson Trucking Service purchased the eleven acres although for their purposes, they axe using approximately 470 feet on the South. This will be a proposed trucking termina,l and the trucks will be serviced ae they come in and go out. They will really be deapatching from this terminal. The ma,in entrance will be on Old Central and the movement will be from Old Central to Osborne Road and across. In the discussion of sanitaxy sewer, it was pointed out that the struc- tures on the South side of Osborne Road are serviced, and the suggestion wae made that Andersox� Trucking run a sewer line on the baek of the proposed. lots 1, 2 and 3 and give an easement of aufficient width for the sanitary sewer. MOTION by Crowder, secox�ded by Myhra, that the Plata & Subdivisions- Streets & IItilities Subcommittee recommend to the Planr►ing Commission approval of the preliminaxy plat, P.S. �69-11, Anderson Development, by Anderson Trucking Service, Inc. of the Northerly 750 feet of the Easterly 720 feet of the N� of the ND�� of Section 12, as shown on the drawing entitled Anderson Development, revised edition of October 1, 1969 with the further recommenda- tion that the final plat ahow proper sanitary aewer easement along the East� West line of the plat, approximately 250 feet South of the Northern boundary. IIpon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried ux�animously. �y ADJOITRNII�iENT : MOTION by Crowder, seconded by Myhra, that the Plats & Subdivisions- Streets 8c IItilities Subcommittee meeting of October 1, 1g69 be adjourned at 8:25 P.M. IIpon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried. Respectfully submitted Hazel 0'Brian Recording Secretary � � r� BUILDING STANDARDS-DBSI(�N CONT80L SUBCOI�IITTBE MINUTES OF SBPTFI�B& 25, 1969 The �eting was called to order by Chairman Erickson at 8:03 P. M. 1�+1�Ex.S PBESBNT: Erickson, Tonco, Tormoen, Biermann MSI�BRS ABSENT: Sornson OTHERS PRSSBNT: Hank Muhich, Building Official The Board considered Item No. 3 first since they were the only applicant present at the time the meeting was called to order. 3. CONSIDERATION OF IN THE NOBTH 174 CENTRAL AVENUE N 6400 CENTRAL AVB; 1. A REQUEST TO CONSTRUCT AN ADDITION TO FEBT OF LOT 5, BLOCK 1, DON'S ADDITIO E., FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA. (REQUEST BY ft1E N. E.. FRIDLEY. MIlaTSSOTA. ) Mr. Will iiarris and Mr. Gary Petexson were present to present the request. 1�40TION by Toaco to recommead approval of the reqaest subject to the following atipulations and notations as marked in red on the plans. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. `.t � Blacktop the area fran a line 40 feet west of the rear line of the building to the front as shown on the plot plan. The area west of thia line of black- top to be of a 4" compacted class 5 gravel base, A 10� radius to be used on all circular designed driveways and plaating areas. Curbing around entire blacktop drive and parking area to be poured concrete. Green ash plantings as shown in plans to be of a minimum 2" diameter. Concealed fencing to extend to a line even with the rear wall of the building. South wall of addition to be constructed of scored block rather thaa the caonmon 16" des ign . New portion of building to be painted to match existing building. Flashing similar to that across top ledge of existing building to be added to addition in order to conform with existing building. Brick to be used on front to the same elevation as the brick on the existing building in order to assist in conformity here ae wel�,. Secoaded by Tormoea. Upoa a voice vote, there beiag no aays the motion carrled uaanimously. The revised plaa as submitted consists of one 33 unit apartmeat buildiag rather than the 3- 12 unit buildings as originally submitted. Mr. Don Udatuen was present to present the request. 1�OTION by Tonco to recaam�end approval of the request subject to the followiag stipulations and notations as marked in red on the plans. 1. _ /'\ 2. �� 3. 4. 5. 6. Move trash receptacle area to the center point of the rear of the building. $xtend blacktop parking area to the outside storage unit behind playground in order to provide the required number of parkiag places. Seal dawn shiagles to be used on the roof. Change �" finish floor to �" underlayments. � Drainage to flaow toward street, Gable enda to be of embossed aluminum finish. �� Building Standards-Design Control Subco�mnittee minutes of September 25, 1969- Page 2 � 7. Furnace room to have concrete ceiliag. Seconded by Tormoen. Upon a voice vote, Bierman voting nay, the motion carried. 2. CONSiDBRATION OF A REQUEST FOB CHANGES AND AN ADDITION TO THE ADMINiSTRATIVE_ AI+iD C�MPUTEB AREAS IN THE TARGET WAiti3HOUSE LOCATED AT 7120 HIGHWAY #65. (REOUBST BY DAYTON-TARGET STORES INCORPt)RATBD. 700 ON THE MALL, MIHIdEAPOR.ISi Since there was no representative present for thia request, a MUTION was made by Biermann to table the request and to instruct the Building Department to contact the proper parties in order to determine if the proposed addition was still being considered. Seconded by Tormoen. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. I contacted Mr. Duane Grande of the Target Stores oa 9-26-69. He explained the budget somewhat restricted the addition as proposed. However, revised plans for a new proposal would be submitted in the near future. A discussion period followed the completion of the action on the agenda during which the Board requested that the City Council direct the City Attorney to amend the ordinance concerning the building code so that the Board may require �.� an artists rendering to be submitted in connection with any project before the Board reviews it. The Board also requested the Bngineering and Building Departments prepare a. portfolio of photographs of approved designs of yarious apartment buildiags in the Metropolitan area, including the Hirsch Bros. and Georgetown Apartments here in Fridley. This, they feel, would assist them in explaining to the appli- cants who wish to build apartment houses, the styles wlzich might be approved by the Board. ADJOUBII�IENT : The meeting was adjourned by Chairma.n Erickson at 10:55 P. M. 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'�, S._.. . ..c:�:•i�iJ • ' ► � t r9 ..t . - � ` ♦ I i•-•y � •P .i• �' __ .—_ ` i . t,,. ^ � ,^ CITY OF FRIDLEY MINNESOTA PLANNTNG AND ZONINC FORM Number P•S• ��69-11 j ,� � '� - �L � . -�- ��^ � � (�/ � �,��1_ ; .-r--; -._.� '�, AP'PLICANT' S SIGNATURE �r�nderson Truc�.i�n� Se�y,�,�e Z �.�"� Addrese 2�3 Coorie�r Avenue tiorth St C oud,_ Mi�n,._, TYPE OF REQUEST Rezoning Special Uae Permit _,_,�_Variance ,�,�_,_Lot Splits XX _Approval of Fre- liminary Plat Telephone N�aber _ 252-4351 � . �.� , � � ,1 _ �X Approval of Final - ��:t,:,!� � � i,,, , % Plat PR4PERTY EiWrT�R' S SIGNA'tURE_ �` Anderson Truc'cinn Service,�Inc. Addrees_ 203 Cooner Avenue horth St Cloudt ��tinnesota T�lephone Number 2_2-4351 �� ________,_Streets or pl].ey�-.._. Vacations ____�,_Other Street Location of Property So 0 r d� TT C ` h East Legai Description of.Property The northerlv �` of the easterlv 72�' o tt�� northeast 1/4 of the north*.aest I/4 of Sec. 12, T. 30, R. 24, Anolca Count Preeent Zoning �lassification lt l • '_ ` . Existing Uae of the Property . Vacant ____.._____—_ _ Proposed Zoning Cla�sification, Special Use, Variance or other requeat Apnroval_of nlat ___...__.._ Describe briefly the Type, ot Use and the Improvecaent I'ropoged Propose to build a truck terminal on a portion of the land Ealance to be developed for sale .`_ ... ._._._... AcYeage of Pro�perty 11 acres Has .the Preaent A�plicant Previously Sought to Rezone, Pl�t, Obtain a Lot Split, Obtsin atiV�ri+�nce or Special Use Permit on the Subject Site or Part of It? When? What was Reque�ted Fee Enclosed $�,� /c:i�a�.c; zr- y �; ,S `i 7•— Date Filed Date of ilearin� 6 � ^ - r� PiANNIN; ANTf 20NING F4RM pA� 2 3O Nvmber P•S. ��69-11 Tirc undersigned understands Chat; . (a ) tb� ��) Residents'and Owners oF �'roperty within i'ERSOYJS (see attached siieet) . A list of aIl residents and owners of pro- perty o�ithin 300 feet must be aCtach�d Co this application. This application must be signed by all ooJners of tha property, or an exp:lanation given why this is not the case, Responsibili�y for any defect in the pro- ceedin�� csul.tin� from the failure to list the names E`nd add-re�ses of a11 residents �nd propertJ owrae•rs of property within 300 feet of the prop�rty in question, belongs to the undersi�ned. 300 feet:' ADDRESS A sketch of proposed property and structure mus� be dra��n on the back of this forvc or attached, showing the following; 1. :Vorth Direction Has been furnished to City Engineer �' �catioa of Proposed S'tructure on lot. 3. Dimensions of property, proposed � structur�, and front and side set-backs. � . 4. $treet Names S. iocation and use of adjacent existing bu£ldin�s (�aithin 300 feet), The undersigned hereby declares that all Che facts and representations stated in this application are true and correct. % __ > / /," ' j DA� September 10, 19G9 SIGivATtJRE �',( � t �:.. �:; •.�;.;,.i !' (APPLICANT) ;," � . � . . .• • ,. , . . �-- ... 7k aY �k � �Ilr �►c '�Ir �+c dF Approved ' Deai�d By the �os�d n� Appea�s Subject.to the Followin� Conditions; date Agproved Denied by the Plannin� Commission oa Subject to the �ollowing Conditians: �date Approved Denied by ihe Council on Subject to the Follo��ing Conditions; � date Forcn PC 100 r � 31 P.S. ��69-11 Anderson Trucking Service, Inc. ^ List of Property Qwners Within 300 feet: Edward � Doris L. Chies � Bernard R. � Vivian L. Julkoski 6223 University Avenue Minneapolis, Minnesota Mike � Yvonne Mancuso 7561 Central N.E. Minneapolis, Minnesota Erwin � Janice Lickman ?571 Central Avenue N.E. Minneapolis, Minnesota Paul A. � Phillis Becker 756� Central N.E. Minneapolis, Minnesota F. J. Erickson 7571 Central Avenue N.E. � Minneapolis, Minnesota Milton G. Ouimette M.C. Astleford Co. 1200 West Highway 13 Savage, Minnesata Geophiscs Corp. of America GCA Viron Division 7585 Viron Road N.E.- Minneapolis, Minnesota ^ � ' �r�f �r �°�--�'�i�:`� a `-�-� �� t�i-�` ; :� � � , '' ;.is-�) t ' �, _ "f'ru.�n G �' I /��.� c J�i L. h�l.:.rvi7 I / \ 'n. ��nA �r -, � . fi. ....-- ?30� . , � 0 1 (zssa> �tf%//o� G' G�;. �+et�e � (• --- - FOO • _ _� �+ ---- -- - — - � _ �'. ��- - � t! 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' "" �:IC � ct; . _. �L 7/ � � Y%rCrJ �Gu, :�l' � /nc . _ . i �� LZ - 3�-� ' i � • ��' (zesa) � � �h c: /E � r'ry i � - : • � (a E.So) V j"' � � _ , : t' �'�'� � v .� l � • '�' -- -_. 3eo �O� ' � � � � � . . . . . , . . t,� , ..w> `?a � f �, . >_. .---�" ..._ _lu�� . .: >oe;� � - -- r'-L,�..::xy. � . .. . _ . . .. _ �i# r. y'_ —�_ _"_. _ �- _ a n � � %J�FC, i � T --�°+'"--f..-.------ �- - n i � � r�-:i �r � (28S�J ��r7 �t � � , cc' e%:ai,� '' ' � . 13` � ; �i' I . �i- __... � ty" I N J L � Y, . � N .� (¢ *�vi �S9lfa (�F.9sv7 s/O Gooc� � 6l.p' � � � t � � ^� 1• � —___� �4�90/ � o. �f:i/fvr SG�;r,se,j!e ; t,!OC„vv� � j � � � �� y-, � `�` l.: P.s. ��69-11 c� � ...,o; .. o, Anderson Trucking Seryice, Inc. '', �� 19�s.� _ ;�_.�3 N• 750' of E. 720' of NE� of NW4 ' ►}S� � =;_�----` of Sec. 12 - =-- -'� � � ' ..v `_ n�. � ...._-,�--...��,..e._ Y 1' M f i r Z P S i'. , � � �. � � . . . . . . . I 1. t[ �'�'.�'�' � o��J>4i I • 1 ' � : i�.1 1 � � a Gefei A..�.�o� � �. : .. , , ; • .-., r¢ ��'� � i+'`F''�? � „� f �:=' f �.l `�`. / �� 1..9?.:L. � ..... 7F 2.r'a " �• + P a � � 1 � ;� � , a- � �� 1 � •r�`:rfs' �,.1 � :.,._...,--�--- - _ � . �E : t _--- 9 � � 33 CITY OF FRIDLEY MINNESOTA PIANNING AND ZDNING FORM Nus�ber SAV ��69-07 APPLICADIT'8 SIGNATURE The Five Sands Inc. Addrese_c/o Richard H. �udali - 2408 �entral Ave. Mpls. �`�"55�i 8 TYPE OF ItEQiJ�ST Rezoning ________,_Specfa2 Use Permit Varisnce ,,,��_Lot Splits Approval of Pre- Telephone N�ber 789-3583 . liminary Plat �,Approval of Final FROPERTY 0€�INER'S SIGNATURE See Exhibit "A" Plat S. G. Pearson Co., Inc. Estate��Streets or p11,ey�_.. Addreas 801 2nd Ave. N. - Mpls. Vacations Telephone Humber 784-79$0 or Fr. 7-5520 Otfier --------- Street Location of Property 79th Way and East River Road . �c , o Legal Description of Property Jaines.S�reet lying East of Pearson's First Addition and West of Railroad Tracks and Street lying East of Block 1, Pearson's First Addition and lying West of Lot 1, Block 2, Pearson's �irst Addition � Preeent Zoning Claa�ification � � . Existing Use of the Property . _-_.�_-_.__. _ Proposed Zoning Claasification, Special Use, Variance or other request , . Describe briefly the Type of Use and Lhe Improvement Proposed Acr@age of Property Haa the Preseat Applicant Previously Sought to Rezone, Plat, Obtain a Lot Split, Obtaia a V�riance or Special Use Permit on the Subject Site or Part of It? When? � What was Requested Fee Enclaaed $ 20.00 ' Rece ip � -�� 7'�'3"""' Date Filed Date of Hearing /'� - - �� ' FLANNIN � ANTf ZONING FORM pAG'E 2 3 4' Numbex SA�I ��69-07 . The undersigned understands that: (a) A lisC of all residents and owners of pro- perty within 300 feet must• be attact�ed to ,� this application. (b) This application must be aigned by all owners of thz property, or an explanation given why this is not the case. . (c} Responsibiliry for any defect in the pro- . ceedingS xesu]:tin� from the failure to 2ist � the names a`nd a�d-resses of all residents �nd property oaar�eY,fi of groperty withi;n 300 � feet of the prop�rty in question, belongs to the undersi�,ned. � Residents and Owtiers of �roperty within 300 feet:� i'ERSOPI5 . . ADDRESS See attached sheets (2) /�1 A sketch of proposed property and structure musi be dra��n on the back of this form ar attached, showing the #o1Lo�oing; 1. ;Votth Direction . � 2. Locati.aa of Froposed Structure on lot. 3. Dimensions of property, praposed structur�, and front and side set-back�. . ' 4. Street Names 5. L�cation un� use of adjacent existing • � buildings (within 300 feet), The unders�gned hereby declares that all the facts and representations stated in • thia application are true and correct. � pA� September 12, 1969. $IGidATURE (APPLICANT) .• • ... • • .. � * �k �k �t �k dt ��It �tc tk Approved Deni�d By the �ossd o� ap�eais Subject.to the Followin� Conditions; date Approved Denied by the Plannin� Commission on Subj�cC to the.E,ollowi.ng Conditions: �date Approved Denied _ by the Council on Subject to the Follot�ing Conditions: � date . Forw PC 100 r 0 0 SAV #69-07 � � � � ThQ Five Sands, Inc. � _ 22. N. P. Hayes - 6132 Elm Street, Morton Grove, I11. 60053 � 23. Walter Schultz - 260 Longfellow N. E. , Fridley ,�1 , . . 24. Francis Anderson - 7760 Pine Street, Minneapolis, 55421 25. Juster Enterprises - 311 Produce Bank Bldg. , Minneapolis 26. Edward V. Ahrens - I60 Craigbrook Way N. E:, Fridley � 27. M.A.C. Methodist Church - I70 Craiqbrook Way N. E,, Fridley 28 . John Dumphy, 15 S Stonybrook Way N. E., Fridley 29. Charles Martin - 133 Stonybrook Way N. E. , Frid�ey 30. Douglas Lindquist - 194 Pearson Way N. E. , Fridley 31. �Willis Lockrem and J. I. Carlson - 184 Pearson Way N. E, ,� Fridley 32. Andrew Donnay - 174 Pearson Way N. E. , Fridley 33. Kenneth Gere - I65 Craigbrook Way N. E. , Fridley `�- 3�. Elden Metaxas - 175 Craigbrook Way N. E. , Fridley . �_ � 35. Roc�er Jones - 185 Craigbrook Way N. E. , Fridley ..'� , . , � � 36. Margaret J. Gaines - 140 Craigway N. E. , Fridley 37. Marcel Froneyberger - 7883 Firwood Way, Fridley ^ 38. Kirylo Czichray - 147 Craigway N. E. Fridley 39. Garden City Construction - 802 Second Avenue N., Minneapo?is, SS405 40. Marvin Goedel - 7861 Firwood Way, Fridley 41. Marilyn E. Johnson - 7833 Firwood Way, Fridley 55�32 42. Supe;america Stations, Box 9, St. Paul PaiiS, Minn. 55071 c/o H. Hanson 43. .Hennepin Trading Co. (LeRoy Miller, d/ba) c/o �I25 Merchandise Building, 6th & Hennepin, Minneapolis •l%/ �.,. � /.'�:� /l'•l,c.rn_ . _ , / .2_ • 35 � � � _ � ,�AV ;�by-U( 1'he N'ive Sands, Inc. PRQPERTY OWNEFZS WITHIN 300' OF THE SUBJECT SITE 36 � 1. Barry Blower - 99 77th Way . . ,�1 ' ' . 2. Richard J. Parish - 5830 Admiral Lane, Minneapolis Wyman Smith - 211 N. E. Logan Parkway, Minneapolis 3. Richard Rush - 3619 Janssen Avenue N. , Chicago, II1. 60613 4. Dr. Irving Herman - 2605 Natchez Avenue S. , Minneapolis . 5: Charles Floer - 161 79th Way N, E. � 6. Peter Platakis - 862 22nd Avenue S. E. , Minneapolis . 7. J. T. Kelly, 3801 �Crystal Lake Blvd. , Robbinsdale 8. Cyril Paulson - 131 79th Way N. E. , Fridley . 9. Hugh Churchill - 121 79th Way N. E. , Fridley . 10. john H�yes - I36 Liberty Street N.� E. , Fridley �� 11. Agnes Ekola, c/o Hulstand & Abate, Hibbing, Minn. '�' 12. Glenn Stack - 821 Washington St. , Anoka, Minn, / \ n • 13. Gertrude.A, Podlasek and joan M. Weiber - 154 Longfellow St: , Fridley _ , . - 14. �C. H. Miller - 176 Longfellow St. N. E., Fridley 1S. Grady Finance Co. , Inc. 190 Longfellow • 16. Maynard E. Schommer, �9Q5 E. River Road, Fridley � 17. Paul Burkholder - 7860 Alden Way N. E. , Fridley • I8. Chester Maciaszek - 6380 Quincy St. N. E. , Fridley � 19. George J�hnson - 211 79th Way N. E. , Fridley � 20. M. �1. Biddle, - 4800 Cedar Lake Road, Minneapolis 21. Arthur B. Hoyt - 3558 McKinley Street N. E. , Minr.eapolis 0 •1_ , • • � ._ I . , • , i SAV �kb9-07 ' .. . 3.� � . •' � . .' ; The Five Sands, Inc . r �, :-�► �- ,, � � _ � � � . ' Vacate James Street and � • �;�:; . .. � . � . : . , . . '' street lying E. of B1. 1 �nd •..��". . W. of L. 1, B1. 2, Pearson's � . ..� . . . . • . . lst Add. p - /� . � , .'. ' . � : , . ' ..•-_ ` _ — �:---------- - �------. _ �_._r. - -tt�; �t..... �_`- �� f v ,� " •- -l; +T = �' . . J �. �. ' .� _ -r--- r� I \ '' ` I ' . l f i • I �f ��r / 1:J1 .ti /f .ti !;. rf /J,�W�T! 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CITY OF FRIDLEY MINNESOTA PLANNING AND ZONING FORM Number SAV �69-08 �• TYPE OF REQUEST ��Rezoning �,�Special Use Permit Veriance /4�PLICANT'S SIGNATURE Cit,y o� Fridley - Lot Splits Address 6L�31 UniversitY Avenue N.E, Approval of Pre- liminarv Plat Telepfione Nt�mber_ 56Q-�4�0 PFtOFERTY QiWNER' S SIGNATU1tE E r i c k s o n P�e t r o i e u m Addrese Approval of Fin�I Flat ,,,,,,X Streets or Al].�g—.,_ Vacations Telephone Number � Other Street Location of Property Legal Description of.Property S, 18 feet of 57th P]_ace lvi.ng Ea�t oP ?;�ne exteacod N. that is 20 feet East of irlest line of Lot �, B1 ock ?, C3.ty View Addition and lrles� of Iine that .is . Peet West oP e t rline 0 ou t��und lane of T.H. � 7. Present Zoning Claesification . . , Existing Use of the Property _ Yroposed Zonin� Classification, Special Use, Variance or other request- Describe briefly the Type of Use aad the Improvement Proposed Acrea�e of Property � Haa the Pre�eat Applicant Previously Sought Co Rezone, Plat� Obtain a Lot Split, Obtain a Variance or Special Use Permit on the Subject Site or Part of It? When? What was Reque�ted Fee Enclosed $ N o F e 8 Date Filed Datc of Hearing REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 15, 1969 PAGE 14 ^ CONSIDERFITION OF FIRST READING OF ORDINANCE ON VACATION (LEO O. LEMKE) SAV #69-06: Councilman Sheridan commented that it seemed senseless to him to vacate the street and not the alley. The City Engineer said that the vacation is only for the south � of the street. There would still be access into the alley, but to his knowledge it is not being used. He said that if this is passed on first reading, then before the second reading is given, there should be the easements required, and the access to the property settled. Councilman Sheridan said that he did not think that it should be vacated at this time and the proper action would be to deny the request. MOTION by Councilman Liebl to deny the Vacation Request SAV #69-06 by Leo O. Lemke to vacate the south half of 47th Avenue between.3rd Street and University Avenue. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan..� Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. CONSIDERATION OF STORM SEWEit IMPROVEMENT PkOJECT �QFZ I�UCIA LANE - 68Tii AVENUE AREA: MOTION by Council.rnan Liebl to delete this storm sewer district from the 1970 program. Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. APPROVAL OF LOT SPLIT RE�UEST (L.S. #69-19) NORTH AIR HOME ASSOCIATiON, JAMES ^ pLEMEL: S. 150 Feet of Lot 18, Brookview Addn. sub�ect to road ea�ement over �" S. 50 Feet. �• MO'I'ION by Councilman Liebl to grant the Lot Split Ftequest by North Air FIome Association subject to the easement necessary. Seconded by Councilntan Harris. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkhar.�,declared the motion carried. � APPROVAL OF CHANGE IN EXTERIOR FINISH OF RIVERSEBGE WP,Y APT�RTMEPifiS: (Jaraes Nelson) Mr. James Nelson said that the only change is that they would like to use rough sawn cedar on the exterior rather than stucco. He then came forward and presented the Council with tY�e plans and said that he hopes to have the buildings complete by next June. Councilman Harris asked if he still met the require- ments regarding the brick. The City Engineer said yes, and that he would re- commend approval subject to obtaining easements and drainage plans. MOTION by Councilman Harris to approve the change in exterior for the Rivers- edge Way apartments and approve the permit subject to the City qetting the easements and drainage plar.s. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. APPROVAL OF PIAT PLAN AND OTHER ITEMS FOR COUNTRY KITCHEN RESTAURAN'P AND CONSIDERATIQN OF SZGN PERMIT REQUEST: The City Engineer said that tha interior plans have already been presented to the Counci]. and there is no change with those." He said that his suggestion was to move the building 18' north, and then vacate the roadway. This would the curbing and fenced area. There is a sidewalk property line. There will be 6' provided between the They have agreed on these pointe. They have also provide about 7' betw�en running along the south sidewalk and the cars.. 39 ^ I � ;'` ^ � REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 15, 1969 PAGE 15 agreed to i.mprove Third Street, and they have been working with the Minnesota Highway Department on arrangements on the road to the east. He said that he would recommend approval of the plot plan, authorization for the Public Hearing for the vacation of the 18' roadway for October 13 1969, and -approva o'• the concept so they can start working on.the raad. The restauxant is a franchised, sit-down type restaurant. They plan on a brick and cedar exterior. • MOTIDN by Councilman Harris to approve the plot plan as presented and set October 13, 1969 for the Public Hearing on the vacation of the roadway and also the 30' on the west side of the apartment building. Seconded by Council- man Liebl. Mr. Keith Holvenstot of Erickson Petroleum Corp. said that he appreciated the help given him by the City Engineer. There was then some discussion of the drainage plans with the Council. Mr, Holvenstot said that they had already agreed to the sidewalks along the west side of the property, but it did not seem likely to him that there would be very much pedestrian traffic alony the south property line, and that t;his sidewalk would be wasted money. He said that it would also seem unlikely that there would be a need for a sidewalk along the north side of 57th Avenue as this would be the back of the apartment house. Councilman Sheridan said that he 4rould aqree with him,'if he would be willing to give an agreement for future sidewalks when they are put in from Main Street to University Avenue. Mr. Holvenstot said that they ��ould agree to do this and that the sidewalks may still be five years away. Councilm�n Harris said that sidewalks may be developed along University, or possibly along 3rd Street for access to Holiday for the peo�le living to the norzh. Mx-. Holvenstot said that they have no arguement with the sidewalks on the east side of 3rd Street, that they plan on putting them in, and that he will further agree to sign an agreement for future sidewalks to �onform to a future plan at the City's discretion. THE VOTE UPON THE MOTION, being a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. The City Engineer said as to the sign permit request, that it is too big, and suggested that they come into the office and he will help them work on it. APPROVAL OF PLOT PLAN DEVELOPMENT FOR SEARS STORE IN SHOREWOOD SHOPPING CENTER: The City Engineer said that Mr. Saliterman has complied with eleven of the things the Council wanted him to do, but there are two that he does not want to do. He is objecting to sidewalks and the bicycle path. Mr. Williaan Jensen said that he is providing a sidewalk easement along the service road and pro- viding sidewalks along the south edge of the building. He said that he is also providing parking as required, and a planting strip. Councilman Harris suggested an agreement for the sidewalks along the north side. Councilman Sheridan agreed that when the sidewalks between Central Avenue and Highway #65 are completed then he should have to put in tHe sidewalks, but at this time, there is nothing to the east or west. The City Engineer pointed out that he is platting this area also, and there are no easements for this par�ticular piece, except as shown on the plans. Mr. Jensen said that the parking lots on the north and west sides of the buildings are blacktopped and the parking lot to the south is gravel. The City Engineer explain@c� �,}�a� M�. Saliternan contends � 1 ^ .t+.s :na� o ., �f. I :` .1..f ..: . - I . e �r . . ! , • ' - � �� •.i ; r . .�� 1G � . ' .. : ��C-. •� •.' a .� �7�i � � e `1 _-.'a 1 � ♦ ' • _ ..._ ..._. _ . 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Telephone Nttmber 560-345� TYPE OF REQUEST • Retoning Special Use Permit Variance I,ot Splita Approval of Pre- liminary Plat Approval of Final Plat 42 � PROPERTY OiWNER' S S IGNATURE E r i c k s o n P e t r o 1 e a r� X Streete or pl]:ey�—�._. Addrese � Vacatio� Telephone Number Other Street Location of Property Legal Description af.Property �� feet be�ween �7th Place and 57th Avsnuo lyi�1es� oP Zot 15, Block 8 and East of Lot l, Block 7, Citv View Addition Present Zoning Classification I . Existing Use of the Property _- Proposed Zoaing Claseification, Special Use, Variance or other request Describe briefly the Type of Use and the Improvement Proposed Acreage of Property ilas the Preseat Applicant Previously Sought to Rezone� Plst, Obtain a Lot Split, Obtain a Variance or Sp�cial Use Permit on the Subject Site or Part of it?.,_,+ iihen? 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Y�/� , � iC /, -3'+,� `'` o n' v t�-, I '� ; j . - 0 ::�Cih ,....._.. � ._I � ' , ---- -1�-=Y�,'� � , ::.� ' �; � - --- - - � -- „�.,,.. , ' _ ti.r�; �:�� --- - -- - - -- - - ( _ _ � _ .- - i �� I � - � OFFICIAL NOTICE CITY OF FRIDLEY . PIIBLIC Fi�;ARING BEFORE THE � PLANNING COMMISSION TO WHOM IT MAY CONCEftN: - WI�EAS, the Planning Commission of the City of Fridley, Anoka County, Minnesota, has received a request for approval 'of a Preliminary Development Plan for that area now zoned, Planned Development District (FD} and legally described as fo�lows: . - Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6,_all in Block A, Riverview Heights, together with the vacated street and that • portion of the right of way of the Minneapolis, Anoka and Cuyuna Range Railroad Company that lies between the North line of Lot 4 and the SoutYi line of Lot l extended West, ^ Lots l through 6, Block l, Lots 1 through 12, Block 2, Bourdeaux's Spring Brook Addition, �- Lots l through 17, Block 1, Spring Brook Park 2nd Addition, . Lots 32 through 35, Block 10, Spring Brook Paxk Addition• All lying in Section 3, T-3o, x-24, City of Fridley, County of Anoka, State �f Minnesotao . - NOW, THEftEFORE, notice is hereby given that on the 22nd day of October, 1'�69, at 7:30 PaMo the Planning Commission will meet in the City Hall in said City and w�ll- at said time and place hear all parties interested in the development of said property and will receive te-stimony _ and evidence from the petitioners and all other interested parties relative to the proposed Preliminary Development Plan, Dated this 8th day of October, 19b9 by Order of the Pl.annin� - Gommissio� of the City of Fridleyo- _,. .� -- _ OLIVER Ro E�ICKSON �,,, ' CHAIRMAN PLANNING COMMISSION Publish: October 8, 1969 . pctober 15, 19C9 • . �� i . . �5 . �- . � . . __ _ n _ ORDINAI�?CE N0. 359 AN ORDINANCE T0 d1MEnD THE CTTY CODE OF THE CiTY OF FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA BY MAKING A C?�iANGE IN ZONING DISTRICTS The Council of the City of Fridley do ordain as follows: _ SECTION 1. Appendix D o€ the City Code_of Fridley is amended as here- inafter indicated. _ _ _ - S�CTION 2. The.tzact or area with'in the County of Anoka and the.Gity - : of Fridley presently-zoned as C-1-S-and described as: _ aj All of Block 1, Bourdeaux's Spring Brook Addition, _ _ b} Lots 10, 11 and 12,�Bl�ck 2; Bourdeaux's Spring Brook � ' �aa�t�.on; . __,. _ Is hereby des.ignated to be in the zoni_ng district.P.D._ _ _ (Planned Develaprient) . - � ' SECTION 3:. The tract or area within tY:e Gounty of Anoka and the City ' _ , , _, : ._ _ , of Fridley presently zoned R-1 and.descr-�ibed ass - � - - _ — ! � a) All of Lots 2 through 9 inclusive, 31ock 2:, Bourdeaux's , � _ : S_gring Brook Addition, � b) All of Block 1, Spring Brook Par!c 2nd Addition, . ._. .Is-hereby.designated-to be i,n the zoning district P.D. (Planned Development). _ SECTION 4. The Zoning Admiaistration is d_ireeted to change the official . , zoning map to in�iicate the above z�+ning �han�es. PASSED BY THE GITY COUi�?CIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY iHIS 20TFI DAY . . OF MARCfi _ ,, 1967. � � - • -- - _ _ : � �, _ MAYOR - Jack C�., Kirkham . _: _ _ : ATTEST: <, ' _. CITY' CLERK - Marvin C. Brunsell �1 ' Public Hearing: March 13, 1967 .First Reading: March 13 1�G7 . � Second Reading •—�' dre� �� a - . � Publish. .. . . . . Nlar.c i � , � • '' :::i1"'� = ; i;' �:ti �� 4l'�(�?u�lb':�l rU�,\ �' �''� �' �i �' E -,�oJ- �� ; t ; . 6 � 9 I�.-a;� �; � . � '� � /� , . '� �� '�, �/ � f• �; ._ ,tr � �y e�r.r _I. - . � .. ;t.. ..t'�� . :�)�...—'73-17 , GI -. �, � , .. .. : . . .. ..' . .. . . + i . . . . .. . � �. 'i t�s.ct63.r: i� , i�(j ��f� � �, tt 1"�� ... ��, f} ; '4 ,�r �a " , r�,. �; \.•ctti�_-{a 76 i77G•l7�I71'7. 7/ 7o S 1t� 7K+ 6��C N.f l� 0r J a 5:�•�G SS S�. f 7�S/ s� � 'G <f .� 9! t � r�Jt.Alr'� .I j i ( �{ '�„ � 1 1 Ji �.. l. � , . . �;.. � ^ C�-.J:�J�" L'J " �:� � ��. � " � . _ L-i�1T(�0 - � .T,. - �. , . .•� t, q • i, • . 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