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PL 03/17/1971 - 7387,i-� n PLANNING CO1rD�tISSI�N MEETING MARCH 3, 1971 The meeting was called to order by Chairman Erickson at 8:00 P.M. ROLL CALL: Members Present: Minish, Members Absent: None Others Present: Darrel PAGE 1 7,eglen, Erickson, Fitzpatrick, Schmedeke Clark, Engineering Assistant APPROVE PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES: FEBRUARY 17, 1971 Mr. Fitzpatrick called attention to the motion on Page 6 pertaining to the approval of the rezoning and special use permit requests by Colonial Services, Inc. and stated the intent of the Planning Commission would be stated correctly if, in the next to the last line of the motion, the words "until that time" are deleted -- service bays are not to be allowed. MOTION by Minish, seconded by Fitzpatrick, that the Planning Commission Minutes of February 17, 1971 be approved with the following correction: "---that the second reading of the ordinance be held up until the plans are approved and the service bays not be allowed" as stated above. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. RECEI`lE BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTR.OL SUBCOMMITTEE MINUTES: FEBRUA?Y l8, 1971t MOTION by Ze_q1en, seconded by Schmedeke, that the Planning Commission receive the minutes of the Building Standards-Design Control Subcommittee meeting of February 18, 197Z. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. RECEIVE BOARD OF APPEALS MINUTES: FEBRUARY 23, 1971 MiDTION by Minish, seconded by Zeglen, that the Planning Commission receive the minutes of the Board of Appeals meeting of February 23, 1971. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. Chairman Erickson asked that the Order of Agenda be changed as he wished to absent himself during the discussion of Item 1, taking the items in the following order: Items 5, 6, 2, 3, 4, 7 and 1. 1. SET PUBLIC HEARING DATE: Proposed preliminary plat, P.S. �71--01, by Keith Harstad being part of Lot 7, Auditor`s Subdivision ��22 (Rice Creek Road and Stinson Boulevard and approximately 1� acres). � 2. SET PUBLIC HEARING DATE: The American Oil Company by John P. Xoung- dale, petitions for rezoning and special use permit for a11 that part of the NF}� of the NW1� of Section 11 that lies East of the centerline o� University A�enue and Noxth of the centerline of dsborne Road as said roads are now laid out and constructed (1960). Planning ('ommission Meetin� - Niarch 3, 1971 Pa�e 2 ^ MUTION by Zeglen, seconded '-�y Minish, that the Planning Commission set a public hearing date of Apri1 ?, 1971 for cons_ideration of a Preliminary Plat, P.S. #�71-01, by Keith Harstad, being part of Lot 7, Auditor's Sub- division #22 and a request for rezoning, ZOA #71-�3 and a Special Use Permit, Sp #71-03 to rezone from R-3 to �-2 to permit a service statior„ `or part of the NE`� of the NW� of Section 11 by the Am.erican Oil Co. Unon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried vnanimously. 3. REVIEW AND FORMULATION OF POLICY REGARDING FUTURF, DEVELOPN�NT OF GAS STATIONS: Chairman Erickson explained that this item was brought up as a recomir,enda- tion from th� City Engineer for study of future service station sites, and to question whether or not we need additional service stations in.this com- munity. Darrel Clark said the City Engineer would be present for the March 17th meeting. MOTIOIJ by Fitzpatrick, seconded by Zeglen, that the Plannir.g Commisszon table the item ,�f Review and Fol�rr;ulation of Policy Renarding Fu*ure Develop- ment of Gas Stations to the March 17, 1971 meeting. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. 4. CONSIDERATION OF CITY ZONING ORDINANCE TO REQtrtRE A DOUBLE GARAGE FOR A SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING AND A FOUR STALL GARAGE FOR. A TGJO FAMILY DWELLING: � Chairman Erickson stated this item was in answer to a letter written to the City regarding the ordinance on garages. A copy of the letter was in- cluded in the agenda. He continued, that he felt strongly about this, and he would like the Planning C�mmission to study the ordinance and come back pn March 17, 1971 with their own thoughts. He felt that items concerni.ng build- ing codes and zoning in this community should be brought before the Planning Commission. In his opinion, any changes in zoning or building should not be made without a public hearing to give the people an opportunity to express their thoughts. MOTION by Schmedeke, seconded by Fitzpatrick, that the PZannina Commission table the item Consideration of City Zoning Ordinance to Require Double Garages for Single Family Dwellings and Four Stall Garages for Two Family Dwellin_qs until the March 17, 1971 meeting. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. 5. ADOPTION OF 1970 UNIFORM BUILDING CODE AND THF. AMENDMENTS THEREOF: 6. Regarding this item, Chairman Erickson said he also expressed interest that the City consider adoption of the 1970 Uniform Building Code. In this regard, he wrote to Council expressing his interest to have a hearing before the Planning Commission and any other interested parties of the City with regard to the adoption of this Code and they be given an opportunity to express their opinions. He asked that the meeting be advertised in the Sun Newspaper and by ''� letter to any interested Body. Planning Commission Meeting - March 3, 1971 PaRe 3 � Mr. Minish wondered if it would be possible to send notices to contractors who have done business in the City in the past year. He added that the Commis- sion would be interested in the thoughts and comments of the people in the trade. The Commission decided to have notices of the March 17th meeting sent to City general contractors, carpenter union and masonry union. MOTION by Minish, seconded by 2eglen, that the PZanning Commission table to March 17, 1971 the item Adoption of the 1970 Uniform Building Code and notify the Sun Newspaper of the public hearing, in addition to sending notices to general contractors, the carpenters' union and the masonry union and any other Body that might be interested. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. Chairman Erickson turned the Chair over to Mr. Fitzpatrick. 7. CONTINUED REZONING REQUEST, ZOA 4�70-07, RICHLAND, INC. BY R.C. ERNST: South 395 feet of Lots l, 2 and 3, Lot 4, except that part of West 132 feet lying South of North 328.9 feet, Lots 5 and 6, except South 23 feet, Auditor`s Subdivision ��22. Mr. R. C. Ernst was present and stated there had been a meeting with the neighbors last week. They met in the basement of Mr. and Mrs. David Wieland's home, who, most generously, served doughnuts and coffee during the meeting. � They had a most interesting discussion which led to what he believed would be a solution to the problem. He distributed a sheet summarizing the results of the meeting and explained the four items listed below: 1. No more than every other lot fronting on Arthur Street and Mississippi Street are to be used for two family dwellings. 2. The overflow creek shall be located in the dedicated right of way South of 64th Avenue in line with Arthur Street and in a Westerly direction approximately bisecting the lots fronting on Rice Creek Road. 3. The overflow creek shall be constructed with maximum side slopes of 4 to 1. 4. The Applicant agrees to construct the retention pond and creek to the project boundary at no cost to the drainage area. The City shall acquire easements and construct the creek between the develqp- ment and Central Avenue. He continued, that there was concern for the neighbors on 64th Avenue, Arthur Street and Mississippi Street abutting two family dwellings. Because of this, the decision was made that only every other lot on Arthur and Missis- sippi Streets would be two family dwellings; that there would be no two family dwellings adjacent to each other. There was also concern for the location of the overflow creek which would drain the retention pond. The people on 64th were concerned about the creek coming through the back of theiz lots because, some day, 63rd Avenue may go through the center of their lots. ^ The topog map showed that presently there is a 33 foot right of way dedicat�d from 64th Avenue South to Rice Creek Road where the overflow from the pond could flow South to rear line of the lots facing Rice Creek Road. This whole area could become the rear lot line of a tier of lots fronting Rice Creek Road. This seemed �,o be a real gpod Solut�.qn �or the area. There is still Planni.� Commission Meeti.n � I�arch 3 1971 Pa e 4 � the matter of how to cross the last two lots adjacent to Central Avenue. There was also quite a lot of concern about the type of construction for the overflow creek. It should be something that would not become a hazard to the children in the neighborhood. It was felt a maximum slope of 4 to 1 would be adequate protection. The maintenance of the creek would consist of cleaning it out. The cost of the retention pond was brought up. The petitioners would pay for the construction of the pond and overflow and total internal costs of the development, but beyond that, the Ci_ty wou�d be asked to build. Mr. Ernst was asked if the pond would remain the same size as shown on the map, and he answered that the pond shown on the map consists of about four different ponds. They intend to consolidate the four ponds into one. He believed there would be about 4 acres of water, about 2 acres of land in the park and the rest of the property platted lots. Mr. David Wieland commented, going over the summary of the meeting held in his home presented this evening by Mr. Ernst, they did have a meeting and did discuss Items 1, 2 and 3, but no agreement was made by a vote. The 4th item was not discussed. Mr. Ernst put that in on his own• Referring to Item 1, Mr. Wieland added, in reference to the comment about only every other lot along Arthur Street and Mississippi Street being two family dwellings, this would certainly be more acceptable; however, they /� still would like to see the land left R-1. The location of the overflow creek was discussed and it would be more acceptable to the people on 64th if it were shifted to the South so that he and the other people along 64th Avenue could, if 63rd Avenue were put in, split their parcels in half. In fact, he stated he already had started on house plans for his new Fiome. He wondered if owners along Rice Creek Road had been consulted about tfiis new location. Item 4 on the sheet was not discussed. Darrel Clark answered that those people within 300 f eet of the rezoning request were notified of the zoning hearing. Mr. Ernst added that, referring to the creek, about half the property fronting Rice Creek Road is tax delinquent property owned by the State. This would be a good time to acquire easements. Darrel Clark said that generally speaking, the storm sewer is a problem whether this land is developed single or two family dwellings. sewer Mr. Wieland said i£ a storm^was going to be put in in a temporary fashion, there should be a time table so that the ditch would not be [here indefinitely. Even if it were a shallow slope, the people would not want it forever. Mr. Robert Erickson felt a temporary measure was not the answer. By waiting to put in a permanent storm sewer, the cost would be more than it would be now. The temporary situation was not desirable. He regretted the � Chairman was not at the table, but felt the Commission should be able to act, and if the members present felt they could not make a decision, they should reject the whole thing. Acting Chairman Fitzpatrick e�cplained that there is a drainage problem Planning Commission Meeting - March 3, 1971 Fa�e_5__ n of the land which is not too much affected by which way this property would be developed. The problem is already here. The matter before the Commission is to hear a rezoning request on the whole parcel. The Engineering Assistant said the City has had two public hearings on a storm sewer for this area already. Both times the people did not want it and Council did not order it in. Mr. Eyler felt the problem should be taken care of in the right way, or there could be a real problem in the future. Mr. Robert Erickson still objected to the absent Chairman saying the people here this evening have seen Mr. Erickson step down. The people do not know what is going on behind these doors. Mr. Zeglen explained that, because the Chairman had a personal interest in the request, he stepped down. This was not an unusual procedure in any Commission or Council. There are five members appointed to the Planning Com- mission and there are no alternate members appointed. Three is a quorum and there are four members here now. Mr. Oliver Erickson addressed the audience. He said that he did not know who the gentleman (Mr. Robert Erickson) was or his interest in this particular area. He would take objection to the insinuation that the Commission could not effectively act without the regular chairman. The Commission would �"� function just as strong and independently as if they were five members. Mr. Robert Erickson suggested something going on behind the scene -- this is untrue. The Commission felt that this was a problem area and he had a personal interest in the area. The petitioners thought their plans were a reasonable solution to the area. There is no indecision by the Planning Commission -- the delay was requested by the petitioners. Mr. Robert Erickson said that he didn't say the Commission was running short, but was minus a member. He stiil thought this Commission would be better off appointing an impartial source acting to work with the Engineering Department and the Planning Commission to come up with a satisfactory proposal. A citizen who lived near the corner of Fridley and Mississippi Streets asked where the drainage pond would be from Mississippi and how would the water get from Fridley Street to the pond, His land was about 6 inches above the water table. Darrel Clark answered that it would go through a conduit. Ae then asked about the cleaning of the ditch and who would pay for that? Darrel Clark said it would probably have to be done every three or four years at City expense. Mr. Wieland asked if the 4 to 1 slope would be all the way down to Central Avenue from Arthur Street? Darrel Clark answered a 4 to 1 slope is fairly steep but not steep enough for one to fall down. Mr. Wieland asked how long would a temporary ditch be allowed to remain, n since none of these costs would be absorbed by the people living in the area? Acting Chairman Fitzpatrick stated that the Planning Commission is only a recommending body to the Council and he could not say at this time if any mention of the drainage would be in the motion. P�an�ing Commission Meetin� - March 3, 1971 Pap,e 6 n Mr. Wieland then asked for the exact location of the storm drain. The Engineering Assistant explained that, at the rezoning level, recom- mendations can be made but stinulations are put on by the Council. Before the ditch is actually constructed, there would probably be an improvement hearing and at that time, there is an actual preliminary study and decision made on cost and location of the improvements. Mr. Schmedeke said he would have to disagree with Mr. Robert Erickson on the Acting Chairman Fitzpatrick nut bein� qualified or a good one. If he weren't �ualified, he would not be appointed by Council. If he weren't a good fellow, he wouldn't have reopened the hearing to give the people another chance to express their feelings. Nothing is being accomplished by arguing or hassling. In the past there were not enough people in favor of the storm sewer plan by the City and now there are not enough people in favor of it so the petitioner asked for an open ditch. Mr. Robert Erickson accused the Plan- ning CommiSsion of dragging their feet and wasting time. Mr. Schmedeke asked him if he knew where the 0'Bannon �roperty was. He said the Commission worked a year wi.tn the people in this area ta get a good plan. They did not hustle them or ja�r, something down their throats, so this request could take longer than just t.onight. He expect�d, because Mr. Ernst had met with the people, a complete plat would be presented. He did not know if what was presented this evenin� was a complet� �lan. He was still wondering where the creek would go and who would pay �or it. Another thing, Mr. Schmedeke said, the City is getting the opportunity to get a lot of fill from the railroad company � for free. If this were true, it may be what some of the homes in this area could use tor their backyards. Mr. Eyler said he had already put on his lot twelve loads of fill which includes seven loads of black dirt at $15.00 a load, and he didn't need any more. Mr. Schmedeke continued that he was hoping to suggest that the Commission take a look at this land when the snow and ice were gone. He said he also knew of another rezoning that took five years. Some of these problems are not solved quickly. It was no use getting mad and condemning each other. A creek could be quite something nice to look at. He did not know how long water would be in the ditch, but he had seen some creeks that were very attractive. Mr. DeMars said the area is low ground and the water just sets there. There is only a flow of water in the spring when there is a runoff or heavy downpour. Mr. Ernst was asked why he requested rezoning to R-2. He answered that if single family homes were to be constructed on the property, the petitioners would be unable to pay for the ponding and ditching. It was a matter of financing. A citizen rose and said he signed the petition against the rezoning and � is still against it. Darrel Olson commented that regarding every other lot on Arthur and Mississippi Streets being a two family dwelling, he would rather not change the zoning at all. There were too many questions rega�'d�ng sewer left unanswered. As far as the ��oning, he didn't feel anything would be accomplished. He Plann�ng Commiss�on Meeting - March 3, 1471 �age � n was definitely against it. A citizen said that he believed at the meeting in Mr. Wieland`s home Mr. Ernst proposed everv other lot would be a two family home if the land were zoned R-2. No person came out and actually wanted the R-Z zoning. He wanted to know if it went R-2 against the wishes of the people, would the real estate people go along with every other lot? Mr. Robert Erickson asked if it wouldn't be better to appoint a committee to work with Mr. Ernst. Problems have been brought out but no solutions. Acting Chairman Fitzpatrick said that was the whole idea of the public hearing -- to get all problems aired. It seemed the real problem at the hearing was the storm sewer and perhaps the time had come for another hearing on that. In answer to Mr. Minish's question why it was not feasible to have single family lots on Arthur Street, Mr. Ernst said that two family dwelling lots are worth more and the petitioner must recover as much as he can to pay for the cost of the retention pond as that is very expensive. They felt it was a good compromise for a storm sewer. About 50% of the lots would be developed R-2 and the balance single family. A typical lot would be 75'x135'. The Engineering Assistant roughly described the area which would be served by the storm sewer as Rice Creek on the North, Old Gravel Pit on the � South, Central Avenue on the West and not quite to Stinson Boulevard on the East. Mr. Schmedeke said he expected more agreement with the people. He believen more thought should have been given to developing the land with R-1 on the outside of the area and the center to be R-2. There are still plenty of objec- tions, and he wondered if the request should be continued. Mr. Zeglen asked if the Planning Commission could legally tell the petitioner where, or where not, to put R-s2. Acti.ag C�+A1ri++an Fitzpatri.ck said he believed Council could require a buffer around the outside of the area, but his understanding was the Planning Coa�ission's decision should consider just the rezoning. Mr. Minish said he was in favor of the project having all single family dwellings along Arthur Street and Mississippi Street. He felt it might be desirable to have this request referred back to Mr. Ernst. The cost of the retention pond would have to be recovered by the developer and could be under rezoning to R-2. He was favorable towards rezoning to a certain extent. The question of a drainage ditch was separate from the rezoning and injected an unnecessary controversial issue. Mr. Ernst said the next step would be to develop a preliminary plat which they would have to bring in for approval. He stated he would appreciate the Planning Commission voting on the rezoning request this evening. � Mr. Minish added that the motion should probably include putting an out- side limit that one half of the lots be two family dwellings and the Council could act on where the particular lots might be specif:Led. Planning Commission Meetin� � March 3, 1971 Page 8 ^ The Engineering Assistant brou�ht up the fact that perhaps lots would be very desirable and half might be less buildable. could the lots be developed so that the desirable lots would not the two f ami ly dwellings? half of the In what order go first for -�^GTIG�N by Minish, seconded b�a Zealen, that the Planning Commissio:-� r`com- mend th.e rezoning request, ZOA #70-07, Richland, Incorporated by R. C. Ernst for tne South 395 feet of Lvts 1, 2 ancl 3, Lot 4, except that part of the West .t32 feet lyinq South of_ the North 328.9 feet, Lots 5 and 6, except the .South 23 feet, of Auditor's Subdivision #i22 be rezored from R-1 (single fam.ily dwellings) to R-2 (two fam.ily dweZZings) be approved with the condition that a11 of the lots facinq Arthur Street and M.ississippi Street be single fam.�ly dweZlings, and at a maximum, only one half of the lots in the entire area be permitted for two family dwellinqs. The overflow creek sha11 be Zocated in the dedicated right of way South of G4th Avenue from Arthur 5treet and in a Westerly direction approximateZy bisectin_q the lots fronting on Rice Creek Road to Central Avenue. The overfZow creek sha11 be constructed with maximum side slopes of 4 to 1. The applicant agrees to construct the retention pond and creek to the nroject boundary at no cost to the drainage area. The City shall acquire easements and construct the creek between the development and Central Avenue. Upon a voice vote, a11 votin_q aye, the motion carried unanimously. As a further recommendation, Mr. Minish stated that it would be desirable to consider a permanent storm sewer for this area, as one of the most explosive � issues discussed was the matter of drainage in this area. There is recogni- tion on the part of most of the people that a storm sewer is essential and appropriate to consider at this time. ADJOURNMENT: MOTION by Minish, seconded by Zeglen, that the Planning Commission meetinq of March 3, 1971 be adjourned at 10:00 P.M. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. Respectfully submitted � � - .-, :i�.--,; c.� C '- .%L c, oa _._, Hazel 0'Brian Recording Secretary n 9 BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL MEETING OF MARCH 4, 1971 ^ The meeting was called to order by Chairman Zeglen at 8�00 PoM� MEMBERS PRESENT: Zeglen, Lindblad, Tonco, White T�iBERS ABSENT : Gnerre . __ _ _. OTHERS PRESENT: Hank Muhich - Chief Building Inspector MOTION by White to dispense with the reading of the minutes of the February 18, 1971 meeting. Seconded by Toaco. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. 1. CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST TO CONSTRUCT A RECREATION BUILDING FOR AN APARTMENT COMPLEX LOCATED ON LOTS 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, AND 6, BLOCK 2, PEARSON'S 1ST ADDITION AND PARCEL 8400, Sz OF SECTION 3, T-30, R-24, ANOKA COUNTY, MINNESOTA, THE SAME BEING 7805 - 7895 EAST RIVER ROAD, FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA. (REQUEST BY FIVE SANDS DEVELOP'MENT, 2408 CENTRAL AVENUE, MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA.) Mr. Ken Nordling was present to present the request. Mr. Nordling stated that it would be an all brick building with two levels. The roof of the building will be wood shingle like the mansard roofs on the present building. The flat part of the roof will be pitch and gravel. On the low�r level of the building there will be two separate saunas. There will � also be a teen area with vending machines, a party room, an equipment roam and boiler room. The pool will also be on this level. The ceiling over the pool will be laminated beam ceiling with no joists. There will be a walk out from the pool area. On the upper level there will be a rental office and a children's room. The children's room will have fixed windows and will overlook the pool. The Board asked Mr. Nordling some questions regarding the building structure and Mr. Nordling stated that structural plans were not available at this time. The Board then stated that Mr. Nordling's plans were not complete enough to recommend approval for a building permit but that they could take action on the general concept of the building. The Board also said they would be willing to hold a special meeting if Mr. Nordling could bring in the plans. After further discussioa, it was decided that a special meeting would be held on Wednesday, March 10, 1971, at 8:00 P.M. MOTION by White to recommend approval of the general concept of the recreation building. Seconded by Tonco. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. 2. CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST TO CONSTRUCT A TEMPORARY STORAGE BUILDING TO BE LOCATED ON LOT 5, BLOCK 4, COrIlKERCE PARK, THE SAME BEING 7300 CO�RCE LANE, � FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA (REQUEST BY MINCO PRODUCTS, 7300 COMI�Il:RCE LANE, FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA.) Mr. Karl Schurr was present to present the request. Building Standards Design Control Meetin� of March 4, 1971 Page 2 Mr. Schurr stated that they needed more room for production in their present ^ building. They would, therefore, like to put up a temporary building for the storage of their raw materials. The building that they propose to put ug would be an all metal garage type building and it will be free standing. The building will be 111' long and 12' wide. It will be a white enamel building. They will bolt the building to 2 x 4s that are anchored into the blacktop. Mr. Schurr stated that they would like to use this building from 3 to 5 years. The Board felt that the recommendation should be for three years and if at that time they felt they needed it for a longer time, they could come before the Board again for an extension. The Board also suggested that a bond be posted to insure the removal of the building. MOTION by Tonco to recommend approval of a permit to construct a temporary storage building r�►ith the following stipulations: 1. That the building be used for a maximum of 3 years. 2. If the building is needed for longer than 3 years, that they come before the Board for approval of an extension of time. 3. That a bond be posted to insure removal of the building. Seconded by Lindblad. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried ^ unanimously. AWOURNML'NT • The meeting was adjourned by Chairman Zeglen at 8:55 P.M. Respectfully submitted, l 'i R-1 � V../1.�..�.�1 J CAROL CHUDEK Secretary n � ^ BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CON:l'ROL MEETING OF MA.F.CH 10, 1971 The meeting 4�as called to prder by Chairman Zeglen at 8:05 P,M, MEMBERS PRESENT: Zeglen, Lindblad, Tonco, White, Gnerre MEMBERS ABSENT: OTHERS PRESENT: Hank Muhich - Chief Building Inspector l. CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST TO CONSTRUCT A RECREATION BUILDING FOR AN APARTMENT COMPLEX LOCATED ON LOT.S 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, AND 6, BLOCK 2, PEARSON�S 1ST ADDITION AND PARCEL 8400, S; OF SECTION 3, T-30, R-24, ANOKA COUNTY, MINNESOTA, THE SArIE BEING 7805 - 7895 EAST RIVER RO�D, FRIDLEY, MINNESOTAo (REQUEST BY FIVE SANDS DEVELOPMENT, 2408 CENTRAL AVENUE, MINN�.APOLIS, MINNESQTAo) Mr. Frank L. Reese and Mr. Ken Nordling were present to present the request. Mr. Reese presented to the Board two plans. The first plan showed the floor plans for both the lower and upper levels. The other plan showed the wall sections of the building. The building will be textured brick on all four sides. The roof will be machine cut red cedar shingles. They will have a two door locking system with the outside door being contralled by the manag:�r. ^ The building will also have controlled hours. The building will have forced air heating. It will be mostly carpeted throughout the building except in the pool area because of health regulations. The building below grade will be 12" block. The roof construction will be laminated beam construction with 2 x 6 tongue and groove decking. Mr. Tonco asked Mr. Nordling where the refuse from this building would be stored. Mr. Nordling stated that they did not anticipate any problems as they had a dumpster at each building with two at the first building. Mr. Tonco said he felt that a stipulation should be made that if a refuse problem resulted from the building, a screened in refuse area would have to be grovided. �his was agreed to by Mr. Nordling. MOTION by Tonco to recommend approval of a building permit for the recreation building subject to the following stipulation: 1. If a refuse problem develops as a resul.t of parties held in the party room, a screPned in area must be provided. Seconded by Gnerre. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. � � � �� Building Standards-Design Control Meeting of March 10, 1971 Page 2 � ADJOURNMENT : The meeting was adjourned by Chairman Zeglen at 8:25 PaM, Respectfully submitted, �G�_!tc}�. �'.�,�'..��f.�Q� ��_� CA.ROL CHUDEK Secretary ^ � � 13 TfiE MINUTES OF TI-3E BOAKI) OF APPEALS MEETING OF MARCH 9, 19 i 1 The meeting was called to order at 7:30 P.M. by Chairman Minish. ME�ERS PRESENT: Minish, Ahonen, Harju, Sondhei.mer MF.I�ERS ABSENT: Drigans MOTION by Harju to approve the February 23, 1971 minutes as written. Seconded by Sondheimer. Upon a voice vcte, there being no nays, the motian carried unanimously. 1. A REQUEST FOK VARIANCES OF• SECTION 56.05. 3B. FRIDLEY CITY CODE, TO INCREASE THE MAXIMUM HEIGHT OF A FREE STANDING SIGN FROM 25 FEET TO 28 FEET 3 INCHES AND, SECTION 56.05. 3B, FRIDLEY CITY CODE, TO INCREASE THE MAXIMUM SIGN_ARF,A_IN C-2S ZONING FROM 100 SQUARE FEET TO 112 SQUARE FEET TO ALLOW THE ERECTION OF A FREE STANDING SIGN ON PART OF LOT 5, AUDITOR'S SUBDIVISION N0. 153, ANOKA COUNTY, MINNESOTA THE SAME BEING 5203 CENTRAL AVENUE N.E., FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA. (REQUEST BY TWIN CITY FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSN., 801 MARQUETTE AVENUE, MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA.) 2. A REQUEST FOR A VARIANCE OF SECTION 56.05. 3B. FRIDLEY CITY CODE, TO INCI2EASE �F MAXTMfTM �TrN ARF.A (�F A SF.CONi� FREE STANDING SZGN FRaM ONE-HALF THE AREF� OF THE FIRST SIGN WHICH IS 50 SQUARE FEFT TO 59_SQUARE FEET TO ALLOW THE ERECTION OF A SECOND FREE STANDING SIGN TO BE LOCATED ON PART OF LOT 5, AUDITOR'S SUBDIVISION NO 153, ANOKA COUNTY, MINNESOTA, THE SAME BEING 5203 CENTRAL AVENUE ^ N E FRIDLEY MINNESOTA. (RE UEST BY TWIN CITY FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSN., 801 MARQUETTE AVENUE, MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA.) � Mr. Neil Solberg, Vice President of �ain City Federal, Mr. Gordon Bluhm, Property Management Representative with Ztain City Federal and Mr. Donald Hilton, District Manager of American Sign & Indicator Corporation, were present to present the request. A site plari and drawings of each sign were shawn to the Board. Mr. Bluhm stated sign ��1 will be located at the Southwest corner of their property and sign �k2 will be at the Northeast corner. Both signs are standard size signs which are used throughout the ltain City area. Sign ��1 consists of a 1'-6" x 10'-02 scroll work top, a 7'-3" x 8'-1�" face reading "Ztain City Federal Savings & Loan", a 3'-8" x 8'-12" time. and temperature box, and a 2'-1" x 8`-12" face with an eagle emblem on it. Mr. Hilton added the time and temperature mechanism box is also standard size a,nd the sign is scaled to fit this box. Mr. Bluhm continued sign ��2 consists of a lt-4" x 7'-3" scroll work top, a 4'-03/4" x 5'-9" face reading "�ain City Federal Savings & Loan", a 2'-2" x 5'-9" face reading "Custamer Parking", and a 1�-8" x 5�-9" face with an eagle emblem on it. Sign ��1 will have 13'-9" of clearance and sign ��2 will have 11'-0" of clearance. He added if the scroll work was not considered as part of the signs, the signs would meet the City Code requirements. �`� Bo�rd of Apueals Minutes of March 9, 1971 Pa,�e 2 '^ I�. G. Boyd, repxesenting Robext Hall, asked what the setback of the sig�,i was from Central Avenue2 Mr. Solberg answered the sign would be set back approxiunately 40 feet from the property Iine along Central Avenue and there is a 35 foot right of way between Central Avenue and the property line. Mr. Harju asked how often the time and temperature change on the sign and if the signs rotate? Mr. Hilton answered the time andtemperature change on every fifth second and the signs will be fixed and nat rotating. Mr. Sondheimer asked how these signs compare in area and height to the adjacent signs. Mr. Salberg answered these signs were less in area axid were not as high as the adjacent signs. rir. Ahonen asked if the signs would be illuminated? Mx. Salberg answered they would be illumi.nated (black on white). Mr. Iiarju asked why they couldn't scale down the signs or possibly remove the scxoll work to meet the Codes? � Mr. Hilton answered the signs are standard size signs and to scale them down would mea.n remaking the molds. The signs were designed to match the colonial motif of the buildings so they did not feel they would want to remove the scroll work. MOTION by Ahonen to close both public hearings. Seconded by Harju. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. MOTION by Harju to recotrmend to the Council approval of the variances on sign �kl for the following reasons: 1. Thexe is a hardship caused by the manufacturers standard size of the tiune and temperature indicating mechanism. Ztain City Federal has a reputation for displaying this on their signs and thera would be some hardship if they were foxced to delete it. 2. There is a visibility hardship as the existing adjacent signs are so much higher than the two proposed signs. Seconded by Sondheimer. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. � �� Board of Avpeals Minutes of Ma.rch 9, 1971 _ Pa�e 3 n MOTION by Harju to recom�nend to the Council approval of the variance on sign ��2, the hardship being the maaufacturers difficulty to scale down the size of the sign to meet our Code. Seconded by Ahonen. Upon a voice vote, there being no na.ys, the motion carried unanimously. ADJOURrIl�NT • The meeting was adjourned by Chairma.n Minish at 8:24 P.M. Respectfully submitted, , � MARY HI Secreta.�y " � � /�. i"� n 560-3450 Cito ri��e � � ANOKA COUNTY 6431 UNIVERSITY AVENUE NE FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA' S5421 March 9, 1971 PUBLIC HEARING To Whom lt Mav Concern: The Planning Commission of the City uf Fridlev will be hearing citizenry and contracter comments on the 1970 Uniform Building Code on Wednesday, March 17, 1971 at 8:00 P.M. Fridley will be adopting the 1970 Code with some exceptions and additions; therefore, we will welcome any and all constructive criticisms towards its adoption. Also being considered at this meeting will be a mandatory garage requirement for one and two family dwellings. We are looking forward to meeting with you and hearing your comanents on the 17th of March. OLIVER R. ERICKSON Chairman Planning Commission � ^ ' pEtDINANCE rro 0 � AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AND RECO�IFYING CHAFT�R 46 OF THE FRZDLEY CITY CODE, I�iIQWiv AS THE BUILDING ORDIIQANCE THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY DO ORDAII� A S FOLLOt�TS : SECTION 1. That Chapter 46 of the Fridley City Code is amended to rPad as follows: . 46.01� That subject to such exceptions modificat3.ons and chan;;es as noted hexcin the 1970 Editio:� of rhe Uni£orri Building Coc?e �Tolume I) published by t1iti: Int�rnationa..l- Conferenre of Bu.�_lc�in� Officials is hereby adopted by reier.ence and established as tne Buildi.ng Coc1e of the City of: �'-ridley. Any code, or xegulation heret�ofore i.n effect in the City of Fridley and an�� pxoviszon therecf �ah�_cti is coxitrary to or inconsistent with the p��ti'is�or_s of said Ltriifo�rin Bui.lcii?�; Code and t�.a exceptions, modifica�ions and changes as r_oted her.�.in, is of no f��rther force and effect f- ir,,.r�ediately upon this oxc�inance becoz�ing effective and th� sa.*:.�-'- are rePe�led. "X Ref. 47.017" (?Ze£. 206) (Re�. 32t�) (Ref, 3b%) ��.� i L�II.FO� "�1 C�DF BY REFERI�:'` �. f ,�,: 46.020. The following excepti.ons, nodificatio_�s and changes in EYCEY�IC�i`G the provisions cont�.ined in s�:id Un�.form Build.ang Coc':n are m:de -� with r�spect to said C�de and sha�l be enfor.ced in the Citf ot Fridley. i 45,021. �lll frarning shall comply with the lini.±�rm Buildi.rg C��?e `; ' r:�?�'%.Iv' ��y2, t__ ts r e t th�t' a� 1 joists ra�Lers a�d loaci �ea.r1_::� `/` -L �; re�uzx��:�en _ e�c .p � - - � . walls of wood constr.�ccti.on s,?all be frame3 si�teen. ir.ches on center. Unifor�n £uild_in�_Co�ie a_��roved ti��d t�usses *_na� be _;�secl � j,. , up to �tti�enty four_inches�on center proviacd five e�Uhths inch :' � _._� . pl aood or �quivalent is u�e�' _or roof s��a��:z�� nri� �", � e1 ;hfih4 � � Y�' --,_._.__ _______________.___.�. _._.___._._.�_._____w �. ._._ � , ` inclz gYPsum boar_d or t'•_ie equivale?:� is use� an �ei? �nC�. i � �.�z1Js �,`. _____. _ � ,. ; - --- -- - -- ., meaib•^_rs ma be cut unless stress_a:id Zoading �Y�_xed� L� 1e�'._�,� ._� y---- --- ,_� �alified e�x�ineer. , ' � S'si�,�1 � �I�::�;G 46.022. No p.�yr.,00d or composiuic�n ooaru, as }he m:=.te:�:-� 't� i.� .. COI11Ii?OI'ily C�IICCl� C+1i11Ci"l 1S ZESS tilc''.�TT 011r_- i281-� inC�2 t�?1.Ct: Sh3� �=�t' �p used for guxposes of ��all sheathi.ig �n any struc:-ezY�. 2.?�d 11I `aLi%�1 �?�'"_ sheatlii.n� mttt�ria� as is u�ed sha?.1 b; o� corap�sit-� on an<i c;t:� i�.'.-°�r :. appxoved by tl:e Building Inspcct�'=. � �` ' �' � � �`� n�, ^� � �--- � +' � � ` � � �c r - � , �: � ' _ - " . I -y, � 46.023. No ply��aoocl, as the mat.erial is co�only called, which is less than one half iricli thick shall be used for purposes of roof sheathin� on raftexs at sixteen i.�iches on center r_or less than £ive eigliths inch thick on trusses at twenty four -- --- ___-- -- -- __ -- ------ inches on center: and all such sheathing siall be o a CO1IL�OSlt:l011 and quality approved by the Bui.lding Tszspector. e� �- j° ►�y �. t �( � ROOF SILCATfI�i`iG • Q; ,� � , � a 4 46.024o Evexy fr.ame build.in�, hereafter constructed, sha11 I)OL�3LE WALI. have a double wall coverin� on al]. outsi.de taalls, consi.sti.ng of an approved sheati�i_n� and an approved sidina a;l�l no sin;le wall constr.uction is allowed e�cept and ur.less it be made k�ith �� respect"to a s�xucture and of a type ard materials that has first becn approved by tl�e Building Inspector. C�r� All walls bet-�ae�n attached �arages and frar..e buildi�gs �� shall have sheathing e�tending from top plate to bottain �late. � �'��'K "' _ 46.025. 'i`he �r�in�z�um requirenlents for any o03 framc, f1o�A iai FLCC�R any building is or�e layer of ive eig t in;h plywood ar thr.ee fou7-ths inch boards as sub�loor ard one ha].f inch ply�,00d as the second or fin�_shed floox or equivalent as a�proved by the Eui.lding Znspector. ^ 46.030. All masonry w�l1s subject to unequal lateral soi1�� _._ _ _.__ ____ ___ _ \ _�� ,, , pressures sha'll consist of tiaelve inch masonry un�.t5 or � --- -- -- - — - , __—. — — equivalerit an�C sucli ra�sonry tiaa�I-l.s ove-r th�.xty two feet �n .��_ __._ _ �engfili'�shallW�be rei.nforcecl at� appxovLd in�ervlls by a s��teext . ---- • - -- -- - -- -- - --- - - --__. inch by si.xteen ir_c � piI-�.ster havino at � east t�c o:.e iias� � _ -- — -- inc.h reirifo-rcin� o�s eYtendino__into �nn foatin,� :__A:zy --- ---- ---- _ _. _.� _._. alternate d�::^i�n to be appr_ovecl by th? Bai_ ir� _Inspectox or _ _---- - — -- structu�'al en�ir�e�'. 45.031. Minimum tooti_ng depth sh�:�l be_eig«t__inc.hl�s`and t�e ' _ _ ..__ — __ ..__. . , . wic�th shall be ei ht ir�ches w�cer th^n the �taai� or pi�.�ster �t a _ J-- ----- -- -- — _ �_ _ -- -•— --- - -- --- • • supp�, ts, however, in no case shall �he ��-!n,ri :_ :•r�.ci�}i be iess - _ __ __ _ _ _ __ than six�E^.� inches. _- - _ 7 � __ __ __.___ __-.�.____�____.---- • , six � nctie� �+eloti�; ��6.032.. Fxost footin�s e�terdin�� thY ee fc.et - _. _ _ .. __ _ T1CiE.' S�'2� 11. D.'.. r�' U17'CC� OIl ct� 1�T1TlC1 D� 1 Sf'}_;1C.i�lt1"t.S c_i� 1`�ri;` ��_��--- ��.---� �.�._ . _ �__ _ _ , ,- accessor,� st�uct.u�-es buil� e�terc'_i-�� .r_t� yi�'c yarc?s an�a� �� -- __----------------- _— -- ------- .___. _..___--___-------- --__— .---- the rear ]_i.�ie of the principal stx-�actur��. _.�_.,� ,._�_ �__ ____�.._._.__._...._ �.__�___.________._ __ _._.___..___. , ,,� ; �t �. � M.A.SOF�RY �µ , , � r _ � � .a . •_ _ v �i�,�' t�..- '� �;,,� � �c.c< � a : � OOTii;GS -r A. c:. , , � � �' f;. `�' � ��. � . . FR�►ST �CO�'��i�GS �r. , . :. � 46.040. �11 buildings having any heating, air conditioni.ng,-- �_,ROOF refri.geration or other uechanical. equipment located on tlie �pF roof. shall be required t� have a stair leadin� to a scuttle ar bulkhead in saicl roof to make such equipment easily '� accessible to maintenance and inspection personnel, The staix leading to the scu�tle or bull.h�ad shall be placed at an angle of not more than 60 degrees to the horizontal, with flat steps not less than six i_nches in width and a minimum and maximum ].ength of: 24 inches at the tread. No riser shall be more than nine inches, and handxails shall be provided on both sides of the access stairs. The minimum opening of the scuttle or bul.khead shall be not less than six square feet in area caith the mini.m��.m dimension being not less than tzao � feet. In no case s;�all this required access stazrs be located { in or p�ss throuol� the elevator shaft or eleva�or machine room. � 46.O�E? ."A suitable platf.orm or wa11��:ay shall be provi.ded if wate.r standG at the locatian of the mechanical equipr<<ent or in the pa.ssage leadin� thereto. Proper permanent Ii�hting shall be provided to light ttle access route and th� eauipment. TEie swi.tch fo�- such lighting shall be located inside the building near the required access. � 46.d42, "�lppliances shall be located tiaith at least six feet of clear�nce from the edge of the roof or sin�ilar hazaxds wher�.ve-r possibl�. If the clearance is le'ss than six feet, - a ssitabla rail or guar� not less thar forty-t�,=o inches in height shall be provid�d. 46.0�+30 "Eacri appliance shall have an ac.cessihle disconnect swiich arid a 110-120 volt A.0 . groundin� *ype conve:�ience outlet on the roof near th� appliance. Said c.onvenience outle� shall be or_ the supply side of ti!e disconnect switch. 46.044. "Protection from the weather shall b�: provided either by the design of the appli.ance itself or by an enclosure around the service axea �f: the appli.ance only. Tlzis encl.osure shal.l permit easy entry and novemen�� shall be of reasonal�le height, and shall have at ieast t;ao f�et of cleaxance to either side of the service access �anel of the app lianc.e . �� n i p� ACCESS �'�D EIPPLIAI�;CES �� =�-�`'"� =` �� .� � 46.049 0. Sv'henever and whexevcr the approval of the I3uilding /�, Inspector is required under thc Codc before any ma�erial � II,�.y be used ox any type'work may be performed in the construction, alteration, or repair of any building, the Building Inspector shall detennine whet�ier the mater.ial to be used or the ��ork to'be per.£ormed complies substantially with the provisions of the Code and the exceptions, modifi.cations and chan�es noted hexei.n and whencver such substantial coripliance does not e�ist the n��terial and �•�ork shall be disapproved. 46.050. The provisions of Chapter 16 of the Uni.f oxrn Buildi.ng Code sliall be revi.sccl to read as follo�as : 46.Q51. For the purpose of this Code, the entir.e Ci.ty is hereby decl�red to be a£ire district and wichin the di.7trict certain are�s shall be designated as the FIRL LIMITS. When' ever reference is made in this Ccde to any FIRE LTMITS, it shall mean the fire limits created and established by this Chapter. (P.ef. 292) 45.052. The provisi_ons of Section 16.03 of Chapier 16 of the Uni.forn Buzldi.ng Code as to Items A through C of said Section ,'� shall be deleted and not be a part of this Chaptero 46.053. Sectzon 16.04 of the Uniform Fuilding Codt�, Chaptex I6 shall be revised and amended to read as foilocas: 46.054. Any building or structure compl.ying with the rec,uire- ments of this Code n�y be erected, constructed, moved within or into the fire district. APYFOVAI. FIRE 46.055. There are hereby create3 and established in the City of Fridley certain areas designated as the FIT':�T� LIi�ITS, 1. All areas de�ignated on t��e City of Fridley Zoning Ma.p as being classified in Z�ne C-2, C-2S, CR-' ancl P.D. shal.l be dee�led as within the fixe limits. 2. All occupancies classed as C-2, C-2S, CR-2 an3 A,D. under. Chapter 45 �f the Ci_ty Code sha� � be de�.med �s within the fixe lir:lits when constz-ucted in either 7ones TI-1 or M-2. (Ref. 367) �. �� i ;; t� -, t �, i /'\ ^ � 46.056. Ch�?tei: 3�04 shall be anleiided to reau as fo11o�•;s: � -- -- ----- --- ----_—_�.—_ _ � 3504 �b) dclYete "and �I occuPancies four or. more �,, stoxies in Y��ci.glit". ¢ ,G .____.. _ ---. ---- Recvor.d the s�cti.on as follo�as "in gro�!ps C,D,F,F,G occupancies four o-r more stori.es i�n hei�ht �nd all �roup H occupaiici.es r.�or.e than t�,lo (2) storiES�i_n height, regardless of tt�e Lype of con.structivn. Fire depart:ncnt connccti.ons s�i`a�� be provic?ed�ls reqt�i_xed by tize local at�thority ha_�in� ju1'iscli.c_ti.oii. � G'�` � s ollo�•�s : 46.057. �hapter 13, SG'Ct1.0I1 1310 sha.11 bc amend�.�l a_ f�` 'I`he title sliall be ch<:�ged to read:_ Fixe Exti��>.tisiiing , _ _ .____— �...._ _ �._----- and Fir. e Alax�u S�: ter�_s . ! � A r�et�T sub-section shall be added : (b� FirE: alarm systems shall be re�lui?-ed in e�r_h ntulti.-story occupancy or sin�le story structuxzs �f si� (5) dUlelli.ng units or more. Such a1a.z�: s st�v?,is �ha1.1 cons:st c�� .—_____.y �._.__ .__._._. __�---__—__ _.____.... �. � _. . but not Iinitect to: Local fire al.ari�l s�ster�_s cons�sti^;� o_ ma.nt�all.y-opc�-ai ecl sta.�i.on on each _ floor at or neur. each stair,ell eYit. Audible alar�as shal_1 be re.ruir�<�_on eac�i floar a.n�� on each side �f requi.red fire. separationsT O��et^ation of any of the required manua.l pull station cr_he�.r act�v._-t•^-� •- devices shall cause the O�t:Ya�1.0:� of ttie audi�le si�nals. r�11 �aundx.y, utility and stora;e zoorls shall be provided �oit�z heat activ�tc:d sensors that will autot�atica�ll�sound�t.lti audible a? 2_�'in. � Ail stai-rwell doors, fire se�ara�ion door� �ar:d any other do�rs norn�ally open th�t shoulc? be closed in a^fir.e � emexgency, s iail-�e pruvided i•�ith ap� rovEd_ e1 ��±-r,�:rlacne�i.c � -- - ----- doox }ielders �aired in such a rnannex so th�t a�_tivaY_ion _cf the manua? u'-arm er. asiv of the heat �c�ivated sensors s� a? 1 open tl�c ci�cuit and cause the door to �pArate to a cicsed •_ --- ositioi� o P ----- �F{ „�58. All W3� IS 1T1C1 ceilir.; SE_'C�,.Tc �lOT_lu �P_t�;CE'.Il odT�' �°= 'dllCi cZttc C17E.'G� I1VlI"i� 2iP,2. SI"?c3� i�lc'i�it�. d Cv^'v cl Of iiVE' 21vt1t175 inch type X gypsuin bo<ix� fr_o�:�t top of r��sonry �o roo� s��.�=�t:t�_i.r� or otiier materia.ls �iavin� a one hour fir� prnL�vction ra.t��:,�. All gypsum joints �n s�ich seaarati;�n; s�<� �l be r�u ;h ta�`-`_ s _ _ - �__.�__------ � •- - � 46.059, In al.l double b��.n��.io:as t:ze~� s}��:11 Ce a o�_�.e ?�c�� fire wall sepa:'aLi.or� e:cte �c�.t� fro*t tf�� 4t ,��t `lco�-�c� the UI1CZiYS1dC'. Of ti1E� roof _�l �_�l�l� Utif SiE'�:;' 1:.7e1.tS c1i.+a }J��?r^.�ii separat'ions of units from cor:u;i,.:n_ 1 are.� s. � .i:;� �_� A � '�ss> F IIt�; S t P aTt I Q:� � � �`x' � 46.060. Buildings not within the fire limits may be allowe3 an increase of basic floor area of up to 33-1/3 percent. 46.061. The total area of multi story buildings shall not exceed 175 percent of the allowable floor area for a single story building. No single floor area shall be greater tlian the amount allowed for a single story. Basements and cellars need not be i.ncluded in. the basic floor area. 46.062. Fire �valls or separations shall be located buildi_r..gs so that the area between exterior walls exteriar walls floor areas as in Chapter 16. and fire walls does not exceed the set forth in Table 5C or the limits in or between ail.owable set forth 4b.063. Fire waZls shall be of non-combustible construc- tio�. materials having a rating of at least foLr hour.s. They shall have sufficient structural strength and stability und�r fire conditions to allow collapse on either side of. the wa7_1 without colla�se of the wall. 46.064. Walls constructed of solid masonry ox' hol�ow masonry shall be considered as meeting the above require- ments. � 46.065. Fire walls shall start at the foundation and ex- tend through the roof, except as where the roof is of n�n- combustible construction and such wall is carried tig�tly to the under side of the roof dzck. Where required, walis shall extend a minimum of thirty (30) inches above the roof to form a parapet. 46.067. Where structural members project in.to hollow wall masonry, the hollow space shall be filled for a minimum of six (6) inches above and belota the projection. Filler shall be non-combustible and shall fill the full thickness of the hollow space. (Ref. 296) � � s _ .i �� FIRE WALLS �� , /'! � if . � �� --�- ----- 4b.0�0. All pen11its for one and t�ao dtivel ing uni.ts shall ! Yi�.P�`iITS _ _ _-_ _ _._._ ___ ___ _._ __ _ ___---- _ __..- - be considered eipired one year af:L-er date of issuance. -----.- - ___ - -- The ne,a__�ermit_ fee will be__based_ on tl�e estimated vaLua�ion _ - �-- �---- ----�- of the rcr.�aini_ng construction. 46.081. That Sections 200.010 thru 208.050 of the Code of Ordinance, City of i�iinneapolis, rlinnesota as amended December 31, 1968 is hexeby adopted by reference and establisl�ed as a scliedule of £ees to be used in connection with the Euildin� Cocle of the City of Fridley with the follo��ing e�ceptions : 1. In Section 201.020 of the Code �f Ordinance, City of rii.nneapolis, delete reference to fireproof buildinos and substitutc Construction �pe I, II and IV buildings 2s definecl in the Unifo-!�m Building Code 1967 edition. 2. In Section 201.040 of the Code ot Ordinance, City oi Minneapolis, delete reference to non-fireproof build.ings and i.nser.t Type III and V buildi.t.gs as defined in the Uni£orm Bui_lding Code 1967 editiono 3, Section 2010030, 201.080 and Secti.ons 206.010 to 206.070 of the Code o� Ordinance, City of tlinneapolis a�'e deleted and are not a part of the City Code of the Gity o� Fridley. FEES 46.2 Security_ System and_ Devices �,ourii: of 1. For the pux�ose of _�roviding_�. re� sonable_ . _ _._ __.._.- of safety andMgeneral welfare for ;persons_occu�,�ing mul�-� ni° .�__- _-�__ _. family dtiael? ings,_an_ approved secur� ty systeri shall _be ____ __ - rovid.�d fox each mi��ti.ple_famirZy_buildin� to cantrol_acc�s_s. P__. ��___.�_.___...___ - T'he security _system shall consis� of loc?-ced bailding �.Li+-13n�=e _____ _.__ _ __ _____----- - ____ _ __ or foyex doors, and lock�d doors leadin� r�oTn �iallways ir�to ___.. . _- -. _ -- ---- inciiv��ual d�aellin� units. Dead latch type c�oor locks �hal_ be provided t�lith �lever,knobs�(or do��knobs; on the inside _��: ____ __ _ _ _ — �_ __ � � build�n4 ent..ance c�oors ard with k�y cylindersTon._the o�_csid� r___.�_ .. _- - --'_. .___._----°---_ � ___. ___ - _ l�.tches of buildir.<= enk'r_ance doors. Baildi�;_ent_�nce docr _ __ _ ..A--- _ --- ..._ _ +._..�.._ .. _.... _v� V -�.�. f. __ "'_ _._ _. shall be ef a�/type that are peY:�1an�ntly lock� d frcm the ------- -- --- - - ---- _^ _ outside and pe?�nanently unloc;.ed_fxor�_t_e_ snsire. ___....._ _ __ ---- 2. Ever door that �s de i;ri��i to _pzot%i-de ingYe,ss _�r u_�._ y__ ._ �_ - egress for a d�tielling unit wzt?iin a multiple family_buil:�iz�g . ._ . . _ _ _ ,__ __ ___. _ --- -- - shall be erui ed tiaith. a lock tnat has a de�dlocr:in� bcl� _f?-_�:.t _ _-__.__..__ ��'_ -- --- ----- - -- cannot be �'etracted by e1�d p eSS��''e,_ provid` :I ho�rever, t.at ----- - - _ _ _ -- _ _--- __ such door shalJ_ be opei.�bl.e fror:� the i�si�.e ��it�lou� t'�� ''-s�' °� __ _�___._,_ _ _— _ a kev or an s ecial knot�i cdne ��r ef =o1z Y_--�'___---- __ _ - ' .__. . _ __ «.__..r____._.. _ , 7 ,t 'l.i'r SfCili�l.�y SvSt£.9::t3� 3. A desrri.ption of prop�s c. t�l._ ��, _ T ,_ __. "--- -- _ _ - _ -- - includin t� es of door lockks a��d k�yir ; p' J� i�.is, s; �11 ,�e. � ___ _ . _-_ _---- " -- __.___. ---- -_ _ _._ - submi_ttea for approval of the �uild�n� Inspt�r�z. � __._�. ._____------- 4. All exzsting mult � p1e £�.-�1iiy [,��7 c�� no� ��__ ----} c- � s�all be c��a�ctel, rio�ifie�, conforining taith su ection ._,� _ __ _ � ) . __ _. _ T_._ _ _.. --- _ —.. ad�ustc^.d OT Ot�l�It �`E' Ill��c tJ Cr'�It��'1�7 C�7�ti: ��t= �'_J�z`%C YGC1LIXG 'v. _..__--. ...__----- - __----_._� _�..��.----_._,�_ ___________._�_.�__. . not later. than Jarn,.a�-�7,_ 19730 1 k_ . ,/c. �.� ° �"�. '` - �F �t�.�- / \ 46.5. The following codes of the City of Minneapoli.s as �j found in the Minneapolis Code of Ordinances, are hereby Y. adopted by referenceo Electrical Code being Chapters 140 to 145, inclusive, ,' dated February 21, 1969 and as amended to date. Heating, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Code being Chapters 100 to 119, inclusive, dated July 1, 1960 and as ammended to date. Plumbing and Gas Piping Installation Code, being Chapters 130 to 133, inclusive, dated July l, 1960 and as ''? amended to.date, except that Section 132.480 of the Minneapolis Code be amended to peru!it the use of neoprene gaslcets to be used on cast iron pipes. Said exception to pertain to horizontal lines only. Except that Section 113.770 (2) of said adopted code be amended under Class B Vent flues to provide for a venting cagacity of at least 75,000 BoToUo instead of the 50,000 presently provided. (Ref. 297) (Ref. 408) n PASSED BY THE CITY COL�I�TCT.L OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY OF , 1971. ATTEST: CITY CLERiI - NIARVIN C o BRUNSELL First Readingo Second Readingo Publisho � MAYOR - 3ACK 0, KIRKHAM ��. 6... . ..�. `A � f1..1 _.r ELEGTRICAL HEATING AND PLUNIB ING , pRDINANCE N0. � AN OFDII�LANCE Ar1ENDING SECTION 45.055 RELATING TO GAREIGE REQUIRErSEi�iTS IN TFLE R-1 DISTFICT AND SECTION 45.065 RELATING TO G:IRAGE REQUIP.E�IFNTS IN THF. R-2 DISTRICT. THE COUNCIL OF TEIE CITY OF FRIDLEY DO ORDAIN AS FOLLOGIS: SECTION 1. Section 45.055 Subdivision 2. Paragraph A of the Fridley City Code is hereby amended to read as follows: 2) Garage Requirements . A. Al1 lots having a mi:nimum lot area of 9,C00 square feet shall have a minimum of a two stall attached garage. � SECTION 2. Section 45.065 Subdivision 2 of the Fridley City Code is hereby amended to read as follows: 2) Garage Requirements A two stall garage is required for each dwelling unit. �� DAY OF PASSED BY THE CITY COtJi�TCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS � 19-71 ATTEST: CITY CLERK - MARVIN C. BRUNSEI�L First Rea3ing:_ Secor�d Reading:_ Publish: � MAYOR - JACK 0. KIR��I � � n � i"� R-1 DISTF.TCT 45.054. Building Requixements 1. Height No buildin� shall hereafter be erec*_ed, c�r_s*_ru�te�, � reconstructed, altered, enlarged, or moved, so as to exceed the building height lir:i.t of 30 feet. 2. Minimum Floor Area . :' A. For lots having a 9,000 square foat lot area and a 75 foot lot �aic�th, s, d far lots resultinU from lot splits having less than 9,OOG square ieet and/or less than the 75 feet lot width, t'r.e min�mum gzoss floor area of a single family dwelling shall be no� less than '.,02G square feet oE finished `_loor area per dwelling unit, provided tr�at: ' 1) A one sto�y sii�.�Ie f�.-�ily dc�elling unit of threa be�Yoo�is or less shall have a min�r.r.::n of 1, 020 squaze feet of living area. 2) A sin;;Ie family dk�elli.�g unit consisting 'o,£ two full stories above grade shall have a minitrrsm af 1,020 square feet or first floo: area, at least 768 square fee.t of which shal�. be living a.rea and the dwellir.g shall have a garage at*_ached thereto havir.g 2 fiQOT area not less than 252 square feet. � 3)•' A single family dwelling unit of a spli� � level design of three bedroons o� less �� all have a mini�um of 1,020 squa�e feet of living area in the"upper two levels. , 4) A two story �dwelling unit of the spl�t entry design of three bedrooms or less sha11 have a mininrsm of 768 square feet of gr�s� floc: area in each of the upper t�.� levels . provided: � a, The ch.�elling shall h;ve a garage attached thereto having a floor area not less than 252. squaxe fee4.. b. Tlia Finished iloor level of the upper story is nat less trzan six feet above grade. pa�;e 1 Buildia� Requirements � . �� r /'1 /'� — '"1 R'�l L�.�J�l��Crr 'j) A two story d�:elling unit having the u�pex story si.tuated wholly or partly in the roof space provided: .� a, The gross f2oor area of the fir�t story above grade shall be n��t less than 86�� so,uare fee�. - b. Each bedroom located in the uppel story shall have a mini.�.1m of 120 squaxe feet of floor area. � ; c, The cl��eliing shall have a garage i , y. attached thereto having a floor area not ' F Iess than 252 square feet. . i . .+ $. For lots Iess than 9,000 square feet, the dwelling shall have a first floor area of �.:,- less than 763 square feet exclusive of acc�='�ory buildin�s or an 2ttached garage. � C, Zn double bungalcws, the minimuir. total first floor area shall be 1,400square feet, and tne mininrum living area of any unit shall be b50 square feet exclusive of accessory buildings or an attacned gara�e• . 45.055. Parking Requirements � 1. Pax'�lcing Ratio • At least one off-street parkin� stall shall be provided for each dwelling unit. �2. Garage Requirements A. All lots having a minimum lot area of 9,00'J square feet sha21 have a mini_raum of a sin�le stall Q�?rape. � g. Fo� lots resultino frori lot splits havin� � � less than the 75 foot lot width shall ha��e a� minimum of a sin�le attached garage. �� pa3e ?. . Parking � Requiram�nts /� � ��.yz.z.,.,,,.�,zc�.�, �(`- �`�,� � �G,�`v-." --�. l /�� , �, �;� .,� �.. �'"�— " � c• :.. � L� i<.�e a ��'`"'� ` � � � ��e� K�� MEM0 T0: MEMO FRO�i: planning Commission Nasim M. Qureshi - City En;;ineer-Director of Plannino MEMO DATE : rlarch 1, 1971 MEMO NO.: r1ISC. ��71-02 0 RE: Review & Formulation of Policy Regarding Future Develapment of Gas Stations Gentlemen: We would like the Planning Commission to revie�a and help formulate appropriate recommendations to the City Council for the above referred item. � PROBL Ei�t - A rash of requests i.n recent years to build gas stations thral ost out the City. Fourteen gas stations have begn added since 19as'stations a SO"/a increase. Now undez our present Zonin Ordinance all g require a Special Use Permit and some of these recent reques��uideuthis rezoning also; and the City does not have an overall plan to g type of developsient. GBJECTIVE ____---- �^ The City now has a number of these facilities and further development in this area should be guided by definite policies as determined by the City. n EXISTING STATUS AND CITY C�DE Enclosed herewith you will find the following: ��' ` �I 1) A map shoeaing rhe location and type of gas stations 2) List of addresses and type of gas stations 3) Section 13 of City Code for gas�Zine pumps 4) Sections of Zoning Ordinance relative to Special Use requi�ec1ell�s under different Zoning distric*_s. STANDARDS NEEDED Standards listing the conditions by which our co��munity�s objectives can be realized should state specific needs, loc3tion standards, �nd any other reasonable guide� which �.�ill prevent unaccep- table developments. Some of the s�ecific problems we are having is the clustering of service stations at ir.tersections; and also the loopbacks at service roa�s seen: to be an irresistible location for a service statien, in spite of the fact that the area of the parcel may be equally suitable ror a variet;� of other uses ir.cluding restau- rants and of£ices. n Ylanning Commission March 1, 1971 page 2 � The questions are:. 11 How many gas station locati�ns are�needed to service the different sections of the City• 2) How many gas stations should be allowed at specific intersections? (Note: Consideration should be given to locations in neighboring communities.) EFFECIIVE TOOLS The use of our Zoning Ordinance provisions concerning Special ' Use Permits and F.ezoning requests should be more effective once a policy is formulated. �n �� ADVANTAGES Once a policy statement is formulated, oil companies will be able to identify more clearly areas where gas stations can be developed properly according to City requirements. I� additional information or data is needed, please advise and we will be glad to supply it. NMQ/cc �'� ' � _ lj� - ��' I , NASIM M�. QtTRESHI, P.E. City Engineer-Director of Planning 0 . �� \ �� .-� ��r-_��_�.---�,;�="=-'',.'-= CI7'Y OF FRIDLEY � - � Fxisting Gas Stations _ � � "\\ �I� � _, � �_,r ��;:., . .�.a� . .....:,.:.�, n � . c'': F.–, 1' C Ij \ f'�l � �..;�' li,� �\ t�� - � i � � ��--_ � �-,�'-��, �� . � ; ��_ � < < _ ' �- � � � , ,�_ ,,�.�,ti , � �l Z� _ � : G-- r � .�—+�+ � jI _- ` _�.� l �I M � _ _� ! ��RE�� • *� _ ' \\ � /,J_' ` r� � lO "'� ;_��L �Q —= � � �_ 1 1 j. 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N. r�r� CITY or' r xl ul � r SERVICE ST�TTONS F�BRUAk�.' 1971 � j, Service�Station 2. Riverside Standard 3, Gulf 4. River Side Car tJash . 5, East River Road Garage 6. Mico Ind . Oi l Co- ?any 7. Hempel's Spur Service Station DATE PERMIT ADDRESS ISSUED '� 8255 East River Road 10/57 � 8100 East River Road 12/59 7451 East River Rcad 11/68 6520 East River Road � 6501 East River Road 65G; East River Road 6485 East River Road 11/69 $, k'a1t's Service - Fuel Oil Distri�uter 9, Steiger and Gertzen 10. Gulf Superior 11. Cer�tral Speedy Car Wash 12. ilichaelson Shell Service � 13. GTestern Fuel 14. 4Thite Knight of Fridley 15. Holly "66" Service 16. Ron's Standard 17. Tom Ryan�s Conoco 18. Gary's Shell 19. George's Texaco 20. Holiday 21. Erid�ey D.Z. 22. Fridl�y "66" � 23�. Metro "500" ( 24_ Wantl3nd Standard 25. Les Standard 26. Pete�s Superior "rt00" 27. Burke's Texaco 2g. Frank's Sinclair 29. Union 76 30. Fridle}� North Sta�- 31. Bill's Service 32. Target 33. Count�y �oy S�ation Store ----�ar Wash -----Car tti�ash CODE � SO - Station Oniy CW - Car Wash G - Grocery GrI - General Merchandise T - Trailer Rental 7250 Central Avenu� 11/49 6519 Central Avenue 5300 Central Avenue 8/66 5201 Central Avenue 5/66 7610 University Avenue 12/69 7600 University Avenu�: 4/68 7300 University Avenue 9/70 6500 University Avenue 10/59 6490 University �.venue 6389 University Avenue 8/SS 6101 University Avenue 11/60 6071 University Avenue 11/57 5807 University Avenue 8/66 5701 Universit� AvenLe 2%66 5667 Uaiversity Avenue 9/65 5333 University Avenue 7/55 5311 University Avenue 3/59 7680 Highway ��65 4/60 7315 High�vay ��65 8/66 6301 Highway ��65 1/57 6290 Highway ;�05 9/58 Sb95 Hackmann 3J59 4040 Marshall Avenue 3709 Marshall Avenue 755 - 53rd Avenue 6/67 1301 Mississippi �/69 646'� University Avenue 10/64 7320 University Avenue 9/70 TY PE so SO CW,G,GM CW SO T S .; SO G,GM CW SO Gr1 CW SO SO SO SO G,GM GM SO CW SO T SO G,GM,T � T SO GM SO SO GM :'.a'.H. d!�/y''� I"i'V • � �--, 13. GASOLI(dE PUfiPS „ 13.03 �� ,. ; r � 13.01. No ga�nline pump.shall be erected, �laced, kept or LICENSE A�'� TER��1 maintained at any �location v�hatsoever with�n th� City of Fridley, without a license therefo��e having b°en obtained from the Council by the ovrner or proprie�or thereof; such license shall in all cases expire on the 30t�� day of April next after the date of issue. (Ref. 17) (X Ref. 99.14) �3.02. That upon the receipt of any app�icat�on for the erection, p�acement, keeping or main�aining of any gasoline pump or any building or structure in ��.I�ich such gasoline pump is to be housed, or �n connect�on ti,litii wh�ch any gasoline pump is to be used, that befor� granting or issuing therefore a peril�it or license, the Council siiall determine the effect of such erection, placement, keeping or ;��aintaining upon public health, safety or the general ��elfare; and a��l�enever the Council shall de�er�nir�e and find that such erection, placement, keeping or mai��taining, of such gasoline pump, or the building or structure in wh�ch tl�e same is housed or is to be housed, or i n connection ��ri th �•�hi ch the same i s to be used , i s d°that mental to public health, safety and the general v�,�elfare, then th� Counc�l shall deny t��e issuance o� s�'— ucfi 7icense or per`- mit as is applied for. In making a determination v�he�her or noi��e er'ec��n� P�T-acement; keeping or maintaining of any such gasoline pump, or the erection or construction of a building or structure in ��hich the same is housed or to be housed, or in connec±ion ��tith athich such pump is to be used, is detrimental to the public h2a7th, safety, and the genera? welfare, the Council nay cons�der the nature of the land upon which t'ne sar�e is located or to be located, the nature of ad- joining land, or buildings, fire hazards created thereby, the effec� upon traffic into ar�d from the premises, or on a��y ad- joining roads, whether or not such a pump o�° buildir,g similar structure is already in existence and loca�ed on tf�e same premises or on other lands �mmediately close by, and all such other or further factors as th� Council shall deem requisite of consideration in deter�ining the effect of such installation or cor�structior� on public health, safety and general ��elfare. (Ref. 197) 13.03. That ��henever the Counc i 1 shal � f i nd ti�at a gasol i ne pump has previously b�en erected, placed, kept or maintained in any location, ard that such erection, placement, keeping or maintaining has causec,, or te��ds �o caus� a pub�ic i•��iisance, wtiether tfie �am` h� ►�y reason of d�nger- o; ti r•e, �rr � f i c sa � �tY v � i s e, u n s a n i t a r y cor�ditions on tF1� prer�ises, or oll�er factors injurious to public health, safety and ine genera� ��e l f a r e, COUtJCIL ACTIOi� PUBLIC �IUIS�','+CE 16 n � � . that then the Council may 41l�IlIlO�CI �ile granting of a further license or permit required there�ore, ti�rith respect to any premises upon t�rhich the same are located until sucn nuisance or threatened nuisance be �corrected or abated, as the case may be, or the Council may issue ti�e sa�l�e upnn condition that any such nuisar�: � be corrected and abated an� �ease to exist within such a reasonable period of time as the Council shall state. � 13.04. Such license may be granted upon tf�� payment in advance of the arnount of $3.00 for one year for each gasoline pump, payment to be made to the City. ( Ref . 17 ) i3.o�f FEE ��.. i � ::� 4s.io: �3� ' . . . ' � � -� �, -� � . . � � �►� j �, � � � 16) Other retail or wholesale sales or service uses G:hich are similar in char1cter to those enumerated abov�, ��ill not be danoerous or � othc:�:ise detrir:icntal to pe�sons ;�siding or worl.�ng in ttte vicinity tilereof, � � [o the public crelf�re, and will not impair the use, enjoyment or value of any p�operty, but not includin,s*, any uses excluded hereinafter. - 2. Accessory Uses ' A, Business signs. $. Off-street parking facilities. C. Off-sereet loading facilities. D. Re�reational facilities such as swinli-ning . pools and skating rinks, which are available to the yublic. E. Storage of inerchandise, solely intended to �be retailed by a related and established prin�ipal use. • �^ �. ' r . g � TeZephor.e booths . . G, Bus or taxi loadino and unloading facilities. - 3. permitted Uses k'ithTSpecial Use Pent:it in C�2 and C-2S Dis�ricts A. Bus�and taxi terninals. _- B, Automobi.le a�encies selling or displayin� '. new, unused vehicles. . • ' C. Boat and marine stores or agencies sellin� ox displayin� neca, unused boats. D. Gara�es for ti:e stor�.ge, repa;rs and . sexvicing of motor ve`.iicles n�t over two- ton cap':�ity. E. Autono�ile service st�tions. _ s;, ` � .._...---�-- _ . . �,..�,.�..r,__ ��....,_.,-T�-�< �.. F. I�io� tu�:l ies � r ." G. Used c� r iocs . 44 � 0 4s.ic1 ��3 ^ � � .� -_ , g� �Automobile car wash establishm�nts. ° Y. Establishments of the "drive-in" type, ' selling, se, �ing or offering goods 'or services dir�ctly to customers either wai::.ng in parked mot�r vehicles or to custe,:�ers who return to their vehicles to consume or use the goeds or services while on the preo�ises of the principal use, shall not be percnitted unless specifically authorized by a sp�cial use permit. J. Creac�eries, dairies and ice cream plants. g. Shogs for the followin� and similar occupatiors; blacksmith, �achinist, mason, printer, sign painter, tinsmith. L. Ice plants, cold stora�e plants, frozen food lockers. : j.�� Laundries f� g, Trailers, campers, mobile homes, boats, l machinery, sporti�g equipment and like e:�terprises having its merchandise in the open and not under the cover of a display salesroom. 0.' Oth4r retail or wholesale sales or s?rvice uses which are similar in character to ttiose ., enumerated �:bove, ��ill not be dangerous or � otheri�ise detrimental to persons residin.g or working in the vicinity thereof, or to the - public welfare, and will not impair the us�, enjoycnent or value of any property, but not includin� an; uses excluded hereinafter. p„ Animal clinics, veterinar�es, do� ard Cgt hospitals provided the followir.° conditions are m�t in order to eliminute e�cessive noise and odors: � a. The buildin� shall be of ciasonry construction, outside wall mini.c�un thickness to be 8" c�ith z precas* cor.c�ate rooi. � b. Tnc ht�i.l�';.r:� sh�ll. be aiz' co-��litic!��ed, all �;i:_:lo;�:, ir� tl�� reu o� C�;,:�� bL Lld.� :.� � housin� anir.:'ls shall be doubl.e glaze� wi�h a f�xcd sasl� . 45 � � � 0 E. Cleaning and dyeing plants and laundries. ^ F. Railroad lines and spurs, p�sser.ger and freight depots. G. Transformers, pumpin� stations and substatic-�s. g. Fiarehouses Z, Other wholesale, li�ht manuf3cturing, construction or service uses which are similar in character to those enur:lerated above, �oill not be dan�erous or o.hero;is� de*_rimeatal to persons resiciing or �.rozking in the vicinity thereof, or to the public �telfare, and will not impair the use, enjoymen[ or v�lue of any property, but not including any � uses excluded hereinafter. Z. Accessory Uses - M-1 and M-2 A, Business signs for uses perulitted. B. Retail sales or servicing of products manufactured on the site. ��. C. A cafeteria or vending machines fo� use by the -'�� employees . , D, Itw�elling for a watchman. � . E. Off-street parking and loading. F. Offices . 3. �Uses Permitted+T�lith A Specialx�Ise�Permit�,� A. M-1 and M-2 � 1) Salt, gas or oiI wells, gravel pits, mineral � exploration, or recovery. • 2) When found to be required for the public heal[h, , safety, convenienc� or welfare; a) Air n�vigation facil.ities b) Hospitals, clinics, or simitar uses C� Institutions of an educ<.t:on�'- nature � d) Plaiit n��r��_�ic.s and �rec��':,�u=t�s e) Cemetaiy, cretn�tory, zr.lusoleun;, etc. 82 � � . - . .. �+] � b) rlortuaries and funeral homes 3) Comme.rcial rec:eation uses and buildin�s. 4) Dwellings and temporary public housin;. S) Dumps or doa pounc's and keanels. 6� E' -ension o£ us� into a distric�: wiiere a lot is in two districts. ]) Radio transc�itters and micro-G:ave towers. $) Junk yards or the bali.ng of junk or r3gs, in a building enclosed on all sides.or when eoulpletely enclosed with a solid fence. 9) Anirmal clinics, veterinaries, doo and cat � hospitals provided the followin� conditions are met in order to eliminate excess:�ve noise and odors: i.� �. a) The buildin� sha11 be of masonry con.struc- tion, outside wall minimun thickness to be 8" wi[h a precast concrete roof. b) The build:ng shall be air conditioned, all windows in the area of the buildin� housin� animals shall be double glazed with a fixed sash. -� c) Housing of all animals and storage of ali equipment and refuse shall be insidc the building. No outside runs or exercise areas will be peruiitted . _ d} Any ventilation system shall be desijned so that no odors ur or�anism will spre�d between wards or to th� outside uir. The above conditions are considered.mini�um. Additional conditions may be imposed, if necessary, to protect the health, safety and general �•�elfare of the ze"sidents of the City. 10 Gasotine service stations and accessory__greasin�,�_ � -------- _-..._ servicing, �leania; ancl w�shin� of aut��obiles, Lnclud- .�__.__._ ,_._ . .._.. _...._ ---�-- _. __ �ng minor a<1�ustT.��nts__a_nd �.repiirs,._but�-�ot_�enera7`� �, �epairs, overhaulin�, rebuildino,^de^�lition,yor spray Eainting� ...�__ , _.__. $, �ses Pez❑iitttd �•lith A Special Use Permit in t•1-2 _. _ __ District ('�ily. � � 1� gulk ��solin�, and oil �r_atir.�is, but not t1nl: � faru�s or oil trans�ort��iu�l ter;:,in11s, prcvided � all applic.�bl�. saf�ty r��latiuri� are complied with; � provi.ded further th<� t such uses are not pt�rr•�itted within �xistir,�� on c�rcin:�iter fire liRiiC� . � ts 3 r ,� k. . . � /• . . � : ,�� ;� � shall becorie null and void unless a petition for extensioa of time in which to cor.i�lete the work has been granted by the Eoard of App�=11s. $uch extensic'ni sha11 be requested �in writino and filed with the City rla, ager at least tcaenty (20) days before the e�piration of the original variance. ;The r�oodsfaith atte�St�toSCOmplstet� facts sho�•r_.�� a o �' the worr: perm;tted in the v�`�ria_nce. Such petition shall be presented to th� Board of Appeals for hearing and decisior_ in the sane �anner as the oriQinal request for variance. 45.19. SF�CIAL t�S�. PE??.TT,.,�, Application for Specizl Use Permit shall be filed with tne Zonin� Administrator. It shall be accocipanied by such data as the Plannin� Caunnission shatl require through rules and re�ulations adopted by the Coe�,-�ission. . 45.191. Referral to the Plannin� Coa�nission 1. The Plaiinin�; Cocm�ission shal : h: l.! �:-�'�! 1� hearing on the applicatior� within sixty (60) days and shall ,rm�ide published notice o.` said hearing at least 10 da;�s before ttie hearing togettier with mailed notice to �li property .�wners within _'UU tC�t ---- of the propNrty affected. Failure to give mailed notice to individu�.l prop�rty ownzrs, or defects in the notice sha1Z not invalidate the pro- ceeding�, provided a bc�nafide atte�pt to c�mply with the c�ail:� aotice eequiremen[ has been made. 2. The applicart an1/or his re��res�irtatives shall appear before the Plannino Com.mission in �rder to answer questi�ns concerning the �rop��sed special use. The Planaia? Comission shall report its finding� to the Cout:ciL iaciicating its recon�m- endation as to apnr�vat or denial �nd spe�ifyin� what, if any, cond�tic�s ��re ntcessary r��arding the location, character and other features of the pruposed use or buildin;;. 45.192. Council Actio�l �. IJ�Uil rtCl'_1'J1�i� tfli rc.:t�CiI�,ltilC�?C1i�CIS Uf IL�Ic' P1.�nain� Cc,nu�;i��iu:, `he City Cvun�i]_ rui�� take activn wit�iit� si.�cty (60) �uy's :�nd m:iy affi.r�� or deny tht appiicatinn; hy a simple m�jorit� v�te. If i.i1e S�,ecial L'se Pcrmit 115 . ' �. �� ' . t" ' d t ; 0 SPECIAL USE PExriIT Referral to the Planning Commission Counc il Actio�.l � � - as . zo �`�' � is gran[ect, the Council may it:ipose conlit ons it conside�s necess�lry to protect the public health, safet; an3 ��elfar` and may i:�clucle 8 ti.[Il� I�IL�.� Zc)T �tl.^.Rl t0 e:iis� oi Or��T?rE�--. 45.193. D�nial Special use p:rmits may be dezied by moti��n of th� �ouncil ancl such motio:s s�all co��Lstitutn a iir..'� tlla� cond'_t:on� rectuirvcl �or aPP:o��al da not e�:ist. ivo applicatiou for a Sp°cial Use Perulit :�'Zic`� has b��n d��nie�i wiiolly or in part shall be resubu-�itt�d for a period of six (�) mo��hs fro::� th� da�e of said order of denial, e��c2pt on n�w �rounds of nea evidence or proof of chang_s of condi�ions found to be valid by the P1an:�in� Cc_14-nission. 45.194. Lapse af a Special Use Permit by Non-Use Whenever within one (1) year after granting a Special Us� Peruii*_ the recipient of the �� Speci�l Use Permit shall not have cempleted the work as pe,mitted by the permit, then such per�nit sha11 beccm� nu11 ana void unless a petition fo� �:cteilsion of iime in ��h? c� to complete the ��or�. has bcen o=anted b;T the Planz:in�` Co:�'�rission. Such e:ctension• shall be reque_s�ed in wr�?ting and filed with the City �iana��.r at least twenty (20) days befo:.e t��e e_;piration of the original Special Use Pe nr.it. The request for ex- Lension shall state facts shc�:ing a good faith atte:npt to complete the werk permitt�d_ �in the Speciai U�e Permi.t. Such petitien . sh311 be pre�ented to-the Pl�r:�ino Co:unission for hearir,�, and decision in the sar.�, marner . as the oriUi.lal requ�st for the Spec�al Us� PermiL. ,�� 45:20. A.'��"i�.'•i��.'ii�'s The City Courcil may amend thc zoaing ordinance and tne zonit.g districLs a� designated on the offici<1 zo^in�� man o£ the City. �n 4;�,°��- ?.0 ""IILi<'- �E'_ Oi. �O C.�:�. iiv'.1.�,�<Zri �� jI1:?S7t tO C[i= -._.L'.� O'_. .-- pi c'1':l�' i;C;t'_LIl'�: 1�:...�C�.C:. [".-�y 'v�. 1:.�L-.ci.F�� D� t�lE Cilt}' C.UUI:C il � �.ii:_l 1 l�lllillLlv CO;i�R115: 1GL: 116 Denial I,apse of a Special Use Yeruiit by Non-Use A.1`u:h�i-If;'.+T S . ^ MEI�IO T 0 : ' MEMO FROM: � MEMO DATE: � d � �. Planning Cor�missa-.on Nasi.m. M. Quxeshi�, Ci�ty Engineer-D�xectox of Planning March l2? 1971 MEMO NUMBER: Misc. #71-03 RE: Comprehensive Plan The initiation of a Comprehensive Plan for the CitY of �ridley is a part of the continuing community �lanning program designed to maintain ancl improve the civic environment. This mem,o is an introduction to the woxk accomplished up to this time. Attached heretiaith is a Comprehensive Plan Development sheet sho�aing the different steps regarding the elements and process of the plan. A Comprehensive Plan is used to guide and coordinate all public and private development so that the proper relationships are estab-- lished and development conflicts are reduced to a minimum. The plan itself has no legal value with regaxd to the planning or zoning of any given area, but is a means of relating day to day decisions n�ade by our City's staff and elected o�ficials to the com�xehensive goals and policies of our commur_ity. A Comprehensive Plan is a blueprint to be used in detexmariinb the continuing development and xehabilitation of oux City; it will not be infallible and will not claim to be. The planning process, if it is to be effective, must maintain its vitality through continuous review, and through this Compxeh�nsiv° Flan, it is hoped that a basis for action can be initiated. We will welcome aggressive input and xeviet� in foxmulaii.pn oi the Comprehensive Plan by the Planninb Commission. cc: City 1�'Ianager City Council NQ/njf 7/,, / �``-°��1.-I.i'�-n / ' �. � 1 . .t�i .1��' �^�.-� T: � NASID�I Ni. QUR��SHI, P. Ci.ty Engineer-Director of Planning c� � �� i� `- v i JV � � � ': \ ' \ ' \\ ,� .-� _ � �.._ _ _ � . �,; � .� ' ��J�� I - L I £ I �. �_ y� �. I ¢ I� ��l�' � � ��,� ��, .-, � n � r I � J -� �� '��' � �m �i _- � �'�,��L � � L��(j �� ';��: _ � �- . ��PJ,� _ g t __ i��,� � '' �I � i i�� ` � Ij� �� ./� �"J;� t F ,.�ri �s � �,S ��]��,� 7�. �%�;� v, N i�� t r. i� _��-� = � � �� .� �� , � �� =1�� ; ��- - � �� -�, � _ � _ _ _ ,�.�� ,� . , � • — :a;� �� --li� .� , � �ij��r��.n��d�e _i,�g -��__ :�: .. �... .� , � ��. ;��'; ��-��. ; �� , T�;t i �.�1 �� ,I '��s i°j ' �� _ �;��.�� . k �. �. � _ ,L-- . 1, �-=�3 '�� e-�� _ M��c�p�l -- ]E�_. � `��,�J� ��- ��_ ��iE1" ��-�'��--��1 ��I�-r'� ;�. . E1�1��,�� r: -,, . � � �! : � ��.'Vt'��1�.'ilt P�`cltl � ��{�.�� - � � SURV�Y & ANALYSIS �•�� background data O�JECTIVES goals �' <�` �' policies standards -�. _ _ _ _..----, PROPOSED � COMREFiER"SlVE % PLAi\6 o� 1 f ORMULATION .�Y �DMINISTRlaT1VE �TA� FdEVi�w � C3iscussion� �v � �� PPROVAL �Y fiLAI�i�ING �OM!ih��SlON �EVlEW �� iSCUS�fOi^�f �Y �lTY �i�fJ�a�E�. � __ �D�PTI�ON �-� �,��lFC�CE!"��l�I�T__`,� � __ — �Y 4�tTY �OU1�lGIL �� MEMO T0: Planning Comntission MEMO FR0�1: Nasim M. Qureshi, Ci;ty Engi:neex-Dixectox o£ Planni.ng MEMO DATE: Maxch 12, 1971 MEMO NUMBER: Misc. #71-04 RE: Revietia and Re-evaluation of The Exist�ng Planning North of Osborne Road and West of Uni�vexsity Avenue and City � Municipal Limits. The purpose o£ this report is to bring togethex all the �Ianning done in the above mentioned area, especially in regard to: 1. Road patterns Z. Railroad crossings 3, Zoning '� 4. Land use There has been a number o£ plats and rezoning requests in this area before the Planning Comr�ission fox theix revie��r over the last few years and it is our intention to bring all this i.n£ormation together so that the Planning Commissi.on can get an overall piciure of this area. A re-examination of this area is especially necessary to help promote and ensure proper development as we are getting reauesis fox additional developments. I will be available to discuss any of the planni.ng in ihis area at the Planning Commission�s pleasure. � %5.��•��c..-�L _/`'f - `Cl t�z��-�J� t NASiM M. QURESEII, P.E. —�'--- City Engineer-Directox o� Planni�ng cc: City Manager City Council � NQ/nj f .� 't.. _ �� . .....�..__... . ..._ � ' . � . 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Ironton 9. 83rd 10. 85th Existing Status Grade Crossing with Flashing Light Underpass Grade Crossing with Flashing Light and Arms Grade Crossing with Flashing Light and Arms Grade Crossing with Stop Sign Grade Crossing with No Sign Grade Crossing with No Sign Grade Crossing with Flashing Lights � .� JANUARY 28, 1971 Changes Planned Overpass ' , Expansior� to the Bridge Underpass No Change Possible Elimination Grade Crossing with Flashing Lights Relocate to 79th Relocate to 83rd Grade Crossing with Flashing Lights Arms Added NOTFS• 1. All o� thesz railroad crQSSings existed before the incorporation of rhe Village of Fridlay. •2. Eight crossin�s exist no�a, etientually we can end up �aith seven. 3. 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