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PL 06/09/1971 - 7392F � ' • A G E N D A PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING JUNE 9, 1971 8:00 P.M. CALL TO ORDER: ROLL CALL: APPROVE PLANNING COM�fiISSION MINUTES: MAY 19, 1971 RECEIVE PLATS & SUBDIVISIONS-STREETS & UTILITIES SUBCOP�MITTEE MINUTES: MAY 19, 1971 RECEIVE PARKS & RECREATION COMMISSION MINUTES: APRIL 26, 1971 RECEIVE BUILDING STANDARDS-Dr�SIGN CONTROL MINUTES: MAY 20, I971 RECEIVE BOARD OF APPEALS MINUTES: MAY 25, 1971 1. PUBLIC HEARING: REZONING REQUEST, ZOA ��71-04, BRYANT INVESTMENT � CO., WILLIAM BARBUSH: Area bounded on North by 83rd Avenue, on __ the South by 81st Avenue, on the West by Main Street extended and 600 feet West of University Avenue to be rezoned from M-2 to C-2. , ti � J 2. PUBLIC HEARING: REQUEST FOR SPECIAL USE PERMIT, SP ��71-08, 5KELLY OIL C0. REPRESENTED BY C. W. ROLLMAN: A service station to be constructed on Lot l, Block l, Pearson's Addition, per Section 45.101, 3E Fridley City Code 3. CONTINUED: POLICY RE FUTURE DEVELOPMENT OF GAS STATIONS: 4. CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST TO APPROVE THE PRELIMLNAP;Y PLAN OF PHASE I OF A TOWNHOUSE DEVELCPrfENT BY VIEWCON, INC.: That portion of the EZ of the SE� of Section 24 lying North of Interstate ��694. Plans available at the meeting. � 0 A G E N D A PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING CALL TO ORDER• ROLL CALL: JUNE 9, 1971 APPROVE PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES: MAY 19, 1971 RECEIVE PLATS & SUBDIVISIONS-STREETS & UTILITIES SUBCOMriITTEE , MINUTES: MAY 19, 1971 RECEIVE PARKS & RECREATION COMMISSION MINUTES: APRIL 26, 1971 _"� � RECEIVE BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL MINUTES: MAY 20, 1971 RECEIVE BOARD O�F PEALS . MIN�UTES :� Y 25, 1971 ,�� z/ J'r� %/ ��--�- , 1� PUBLIC HEARING: REZONING REQUEST, ZOA ��71-04, BRYANT INVESTMEIv'T --� CO., WILLIAM BARBUSH:. Area bounded on North by 83rd Avenue, on the South by 81st Avenue, on the West by Main Street extended and 600 feet West of University Avenue to be rezoned from M-2 to C-2. 1 8•00 P.M. PAGES 1-5 6-7 8-11 12-14 15-18 19-23 -./ 2. PUBLIC HEARING: RE�UEST FOR SPECIAL USE PERMIT, SP ��71-0$, 24-28 SKELLY OIL C0. REPRESENTED BY C. W. ROLLMAN: A service station to be constructed on Lot l, Block 1, Pearson's Addition, per Section 45.101, 3E Fridley City Code � CONTINUED: POLICY RE FUTURE DEVELOPMENT OF GAS STATIONS: �� -�� ,�, � _ � �� ,e��e - J �o � 4r� � � � � '�,r�� - '- � `f _ 6 6 i % . ( 29-32 � � PLANNING OOMNNU SSION MEETING MAY 19, 1971 8:00 P.M. PAGE 1 The meeting was called to order by Chairman Erickson at 8:00 P.M. ROLL CALL• Members present: Minish, Zeglen, Erickson, Schmedeke Member absent: Fitzpatrick Others present: Darrel Clark, Engineering Assistant, Peter Herlofsky, Planning Assistant ORDER OF AGENDA: Chairman Erickson called attention to the addition of two items and stated the Agenda would be taken in the order as written and amended. APP ROVE PLANNING COMMISSION MINTJTES: MAY 5, 1971 MOTION by Schmedeke, seconded by Minish, that the PZanning Commission Minutes of May 5, 1971 be approved. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried vnanimously. � RECEIVE BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL MINUTES: MAY 6, 1971 MOTION by Minish, seconded by Schmedekeo that the Planning Canrnission recei ve the minutes of the Building Standards-Design Control Subcommittee meet- ing of May 6, 1971. Upon a vaice vote, a11 vo ting aye, the motion carried unanimously. RECEIVE BOARD OF APPEALS MINUTES: MAY 11, 1971 MOTION bg Minish, seconded by Schmedeke, that the Planning Co�nission receive the minutes of the Board of Appeals meeting of May 11, 1971. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried vnanimously. 1. PUBLIC HEARING: REQUEST FOR A SPECIAL USE PERMIT, SP 4�71-04, THOMAS ANNETT: Lot 17, Block 2, Bennett Palmer Addition. To construct a aecond garage -- 3ection 45.051, 2A. Mr. Thomas Annett said the neighbors did not see�m to object to his building a second garage. It would be a sort of noveltp building with a roof of cedar shakes. He needed a second garage for storage, eapecially for his boat. He had a certificate of aurvey which indicated the position of the second garage to be on the South. Chairman Erickson said he drove by Mr. Annett's residence. He wondered about the acceas to the new garage meeting the sideyard requirements of the ^ Code. Mr. Annett said if he put the garage on the North eide, it would be out of the question for him to use it there. In his arrangement for the garage " on the South, the driveway would pass by the present garage, and the width of the driveway, according to the survey, would be 7.4 feet. The standard width of a driveway is 8 feet. �lanning Commission Meeting - May 19, 1971 Page 2 I r Mr. Annett said tl�ere is a fence between his lot and the neighbar's, and /'� the present driveway is blacktopped. Mr. Schmedeke said he did not like narrow driveways and felt Mr. Annett would have trouble getting a vehicle to the garage with so little space for maneuvexability. Mr. Annett felt that because the neighbors signed the second sheet of the application, it constituted their approval. Chairman Erickson explained that there would have to be a statement indicating the fact of approval at the top of the list of names in order for it to be a bona fide statement of approval. He continued that the Planning Commission is also concerned with the neighbors as well as the sideyards. He asked that Mr. Annett bring the certificate of survey to his neighbor on the South, Mr. Carrahar, and ask him to sign the certificate of survey and bring it to the Council meeting on June 7, 1971. MOTION by Zeglen, seconded by Schmedeke, that the Planning Commission reco�end approval to the Council of the Special Use Permit, SP #7I-04, by Thomas Annett, to construct a second garage on Lot 17, B1ock 2, Bennett Palmer Addition per 5ection 45.051, 2A, subject to getting a notarized statement fram the neighbor to the South indicatinq he recognizes the location of the drive- way and has no objection. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. 2. LOT SPLIT REQUEST, L.S. �71-07, PDQ STORES OF MINNESGTA, INC. BY CHARLES ,,1 WEST: Lot 5, Block 1, Maple Manor Addition - to split in half for two � building sites. Mr. West was present. Mr. Schmedeke, Chairman of Plats & Subdivisions-Streets & Utilities Subcom- mittee reported that the Subcommittee approved the lot split at a meeting earlier this evening. Lot 4 is owned by the same party who awns Lot 5. Twenty- five feet of Lot 4 extends North and abuts Lot 5 at the Westerly edge. The Subcommittee felt if Mr. West could get an easement over the 25 feet for drive- way, it would make the lot to the West in the proposed split almost meet the area requirements of the City for a lot. PDQ Stores plan to put their building on the East half of Lot 5. Taking into consideration the fact that there is no possibility of acquiring more land to bring the lots up to City Code, the Sub- comanittee approved the lot split recommnending that the Westerly lot obtain an easement for ingress and egress, that the PDQ building be placed on the Easterly half of the lot, and the existing easements for utilities remain the same. Darrel Clark showed on the map of the area where the 25 feet of Lot 4 abuts Lot 5 and explained that it was put there at the time of platting to con- form to parking requirements. In the plat there are several instances of this kind of planning and for the same reason: If an easement on the West 25 feet were granted, the driving facilities for the Western half of Lot 5 would be outside the boundary lot line. There is a possibility that a building could be added on to the proposed PDQ atore if a buyer for a compatible business was secured. . n Planning Commission Meeting - May 19, 1971 Page 3 I �„� Mr. West explained the arrangement for purchasing the property. An investor is purchasing the property and will build the building. PDQ will pay rent to him. Originally they had proposed one large building without splitting the lot, but they found Chey would have ended up with a piece of property 128'x130' which, in other areas, would be sufficient for a building. They found out they could not use this, because, according to Fridley City Code, they would be about 2,000 squate feet short. They hoped to be able to show that one lot was suffi- cient for thei��nd the other lot would be no problem for the right development. Darrel Clark said there would be a violation in the rear yard. Mr. West then explained that the deliveries would,eome through the front door for security reasons, and there will be a back door. There will be a green space in the front and blacktop in the back. Regarding the plans for the Westerly half of Lot 5, they do not know whether it will be a free standing building or an attached one. The lot split will be recorded at the time the Westerly lot is sold. They are really looking for one large building for the two lots. One way or the other, they cannot go on economically supporting the whole piece of property on their own. Mr. Schmedeke pointed out the easement across the South portion of the lot is for utilities. The sewer is in the Southeast corner. MOTION by Schmedeke, seconded by Zeglen, that the Planning Commission recom- mend to Council approval of the Lot Split request, L.5. #71-07, by PDQ Food Stores of Minnesota, Inc. of Lot 5, Block 1, Maple Manor Addition subject to � the existing easements , with the recammendation that the h►esterly lot has the availability of 25 feet of the adjoining Lot 4 to be used as a driveway, and with the further recemnendation that the PDQ buildinq be placed on the Easterly half of Lot 5. Upon a voice vote, a1I voting aye, the motion carried unanimousZy. 3. CONFIRM PUBLIC IiEARING DATE OF JUNE 9, 1971: Special Use Permit, SP �71-08, Skelly Oil Co., for construction of a service station on Lot 1, Block 1, Pearson's lst Addition. 1�TION by Minish, seconded by Zeglen, that the Planning Conmi.ssion confirm the public hearing date of June 9, 1971 for the Special Use Permit, SP #71-08, SIr�11y Oi1 Co. for the construction of a service station on Lot 1, Block 1, Pearson's 1st Addition. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimoasly. 4. QONFIRM PUBLIC HEARING DATE OF JUNE 9, 1971: Rezoning request, ZOA #71-04, Bryant Investment Co. (Wm. Barbush) to rezoae from M-2 to C-2 the area bounded by 81st Avenue on the South, 83rd Avenue on the North, proposed Main Street extended on the West and Uaiversity Avenue on the East. MOTION by Minish, seconded by;:�egZen, that the PZanning Commission confirm the public hearing dete of June 9, 1971 for the Rezoning Request, ZOA #71-04, Bryant Investment Co. to rezone from M-2 (heavy industrial) to C-2 (general busi- ^ ness) the area bounded by BZst Avenue on the South, 83rd Avenue on the North, proposed Main Street extended on the West and University Avenue on the East. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. ^ Planning Commission Meeting - May 19, 1971 p�� t� 5. CONFIRM PUBLIC HEARING DATE OF JUNE 23, 1971: Proposed Preliminary Plat, Briardale, by Richard Miller being a replat of Block 3 and Outlots 1 and 2 of Cochran's Addition. MOTION by Schmedeke, seconded by Minish, that the Planning Comnission con- firm the publi c hearing date of June 23, Z971 for the proposed preliminary p1at, P.S. #71-02, Briardale, by Richard Mi11er beinq a replat of BZock 3 and Outlots 1 and 2, Cochran's Addition. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the mo tion carried unanimously. 6. CONTINUED: POLICY REGARDING FUTURE DEVELOPMENT OF GAS STATIONSs The Commission requested the number of gas stations that had gone out of business in Fridley. Mr. Herlofsky gave the following information: Out of business: Texaco (61st and University); Standard (Fairmont and East River Road); Favre (8255 East River Road). Change of awnership: Standard (53rd Ave- nue and University). Applying for Special Use Permit: North Star (4040 East River Road). The Metro "500" is requesting a license for the former Favre Station and will be given one when the deficiencies listed by the Building Inspection Depart- ment are taken care of. Peter Herlofsky referred to the Special Use Permit as a mesns for controlling certain specified uses. We cannot arbitrarily eliminate gas stations. He felt ^ the Zoning Ordinance must help define the policy of the City more clearly. A Special Use Permit is flexible. It does not mean the City has to approve every application for a Special Use Permit, because if it did, it would defeat the whole purpose of a Special Use system. Chairman Erickson referred to Section 45.101, Uses Permitted, C-2 and C-2S: and asked if all the conditions listed were met, could a Special Use Permit be denied? Mr. Minish said his concern was h�r many gas stations are enough, traffic volume on major highways, and haar many citizens need more gas stations and facilities. . Mr. Herlofsky felt that if the stations meet the requirements in the Zoning Ordinance in C-2 and C-2S, or if tiiey feel tltey can meet the requirements, it is only fair to give them a chance. The �'ha{ rm�n -��i.d he wondered if the Co�ission was trying to put a stop to the number of service stations? The way this proposed change is written, we will actually require the Council to see these cvnditions are met. Should we not be trying to take some of the burden from the Council? Mr. Minish cammented that billboards have been stopped. Maybe the same criteria could be uaed for gas stations. Mr. Herlofsky said he felt the Sign Ordinance makes the applicant aware � of what the City wants. We still have the billboards, but we have private enterprise cooperating bq more clearly defining our standards (example: "Welcome to Fridley" aigns). � � � Plats 6 Subdivisions- Streets & Utilities Subcammittee May 19, 1971 � 7:00 P.M. Page 1 The meeting was called to order at 7:00 P.M. by Chairman Schmedeke. ROLL CALL: Members Preaent: Members Abaent: Othera Present: Crowder, Meissner, Engdahl, Schasedeke, Pierc�. None Darrel Clark, Engineering Assistant LOT SPLIT REQUEST, L.S. ��71-07, PDQ FOOD STORES OF MINNESOTA, INC , BY QiARLES WEST: Lot 5, Block 1, Maple Manor Addition - to split in half for two building sites. Mr. Charles West of PSQ Food Stores was present. Darrel Clark referred to a map of the apartment buildinga, clinic and rest home in relation to the lot being split. The vacant area to the South is for a nine unit apartment building and in the center recreational facilities for the apartmenta. The zoning is as follows: the apartmenta R-3, the land abut- ting the proposed lot aplit on the West is C-R1. The lot being split is C-1. The two lots reaulting from the lot split will not meet the zoning code for front footage of 200 feet or 25,000 square feet. The building sites would be 152�'x150', about 2,000 feet short of the 25,000. Mr. Weat explained that they first planned to use the whole lot, but after they planned the building, they found they would have a 120' lot left over. This lot would be plenty large for their type of business. Becauae of the hospital, apartments and nursing clinic, they felt a drug store would fit into the picture. He said it would not make any difference which side of the lot they would build on, but they preferred building on the East side. Mr. Schmedeke a�ked if there would be one or two driveways. Mr. West anewered that the�r lot would have one driveway, but not knawing what would be developed on the other lot, he couldn't answer that question now. Darrel Clark said that the watermain is in Osborne Road, the sewer cames from laterals serving the apartment buildings. M arrangement would have to be worked out for the Weat side of the lot to connect to the utilities. There was plenty of parking space. Mr. Weat said they have over twenty car stalls. In their stores, the customera come in, get one or two items, and are on their vay. They always have more parking apace than they need, but probably not according to the Fridley prdinance. This is not like a restaurant or super valu where people re.main for �ame ti,me. They want to try to sell the West side because they have to pay on the total land valuation plus the building, and their firm could not carry the extra lot for very long. I � Plats & Sub.s.�Str & Util. Subcomanittee - May 14, 1971 Page 2 Mr. Crowder asked why this piece of land was zoned eom�ercial and the rest /"� of the land in the "C" zoning. Darrel C1ark explained that the platting and zoning were done at the same time. Mr. Weat said that the cxaner of Lot 5 also awns Lot 4. A discussion fol- lowed regarding obtaining an easement for ingress and egress over the 25 feet of Lot 4 which ].ies West of Lot 5. The Commission considered the possibility of requiring an easement of the 25 foot strip of Lot 4 for use by Lot 5. It would almost give the West lot the added square footage. The East lot was not in a position to acquire added footage. Chairman Schmedeke referred to the Zoning 4rdinance under Section 45.103 relating to lot area and lot width requirements for C-1, etc. This portion was changed to read either 200 foot frontage or 25,000 square feet. It seems there are quite a few small lots in Fridley which etill would not be able to meet this requirement, and are unable to obtain more land. Mr. Crowder wondered if, by incorporating the West 25 feet, and adding to the ariginal business another building, they could possibly meet the requirements of�the ordinaace. Both businesses would liave to have a driveway. Mr. West said it would be impractical for his company to build on the entire lot at thie time. Darrel Clark agreed it would be ideal to have one large struc- ture with �],],;�busisesses under one roof. In answer to the question of joining the buildings after one structure is put up, Darrel Clark said, that as long as ^ the property is under one awnership, there would be no problem. Mr. West said that they would not record the lot split until plans are definite for the lot to the West. MOTION by Crowder, sec�onded by Engdahl, that the P1ats & Subdivisions- Streets and Utilities 5ubcoir�n.fttee recommend to the Planning Commission approval of the I�ot Sp1it request, L.S. #71-07, by PDQ Food Stores of Minnesota, Inc. of Lot 5, B1ock 1, Maple Manor Addi tion subject to the existing easements, with the recoaunendation that the Westerly Iot has the availability of 25 feet of the adjoininq Lot 4 to be used as a driveway, and with the further recor�¢nendation that the PDQ building be placed on the Easterly half of Lot 5. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. ADJOURNMENT : There being no further business, Chairman Schm.?deke adjourned the meeting at 7:50 P.M. R pectfu ly submitted " 0 ��.-�-�-�- Haz 0' rian Recording Secretary ^ `� MINUfES OF REGULAR PARKS Alm RECREATION CONr1ISSI0N MEETII�,�APR�L 2�, 1971� Meeting was called to order at 7:30 p.m., by Chairman Fitzpatrick. � MEMBERS PRESENT: Fitzpatrick, Blair, Olson, Stimmler, Wagar. MEMBERS ABSENT: None. 0`THERS PRESENT: Nancy Kaufert, 606 Mississippi Street, 55432, 560-3616, Trailblazers�. Dean Prekker, 2304 Jackson Street NE, 55418, 7�9�8�03, 1'�1CA �ailing. Gerald Henneberg, 6020 7th Street NE, 55432, 560-2027, Hox��hoe Lea��, Terry Haik, 390 57th Place NE, 560-5568, Horseshoe Leagueo Carolyn Rouse, 210 Rice Creek Boulevard, 55432, 786-7132, L.W.V. Peter Herlofsky, Planning Assistant, Planning Department. Paul Brown, Director of Parks and Recreation. Cathie Stordahl, Secretary to the Commission. NATURE TRAIL� Peter Herlofsky, Planning Assistant for the City of Fridley, was present to discuss the Rice Creek Nature Trail. He pointed out that if the MetropoTitan Council was to become involved in this project, it would release some of the tax burden which might ottierwzse become a factor. Some people feel that this Nature Trail would put their present tax base in jeopardy. The Metropolitan Council still has some problems which will have to be solved by legislation, but this would be one way in which we could benefit our community and its parks. Chairman Fitzpatrick stated that he had attended a meeting in the Lino Lakes area and that they were very in�erested in this project. It was mentioned that the Metropolitan Council had limited funds, and they would use the money where it � would do the most good and where it would be most appreciated by the �eopl� in the area. n Chairman Fitzpatr�ck sai.d that he felt our present status should be to pick up the parcels of land, as they become available. Mr. Brown pointed out that as far as the Metropolitan Council itself was concerned, we'd have to inform them, by drawing up preliminary plans, just how we'd be using this money. Mr. Herlofsky stated that we'd try to be prepared for the Metropolitan Council by drawing up preliminary plans. TRAILBLAZERS PROGRAM� Nancy Kaufert was present to discuss the possibilities of starting a Trailblazers program in the City of Fridley. She said that it would give both boys and girls, ages 13 to 1S, a chance for employment. They would earn approximately $3.40 a day and would work 5� hours a day with half a day a week reserved for some type of group recreation or a field trip. In the past it's only involved boys, but she saw no rQason why girls couldn't be included. Miss Kau£ert sa�d that it would require 1 crew leader to supervise 11 to 12 workers and that Coon Rapids was paying a crew leader $2.75 per hour. College students are ve�'y effective crew leaders. Miss Kaufer� xeported that 26� of all males and 24$ of all females in Fridley are under 10 yeax's of age and 14� of all males and 14� of all females in Fridley are between the ages of 10 and 15. This �eans that almost 40� of Fridley's population is under 15 years of age. Miss Kaufert also recommended that this would be a program to introduce fox und�xprxvilaged children. PARKS AND RECRE4T�ON COP'�1ISSION MINUTES, APRIL 26, 1971 ^ TRAILBLAZERS �CON�T�: PAGE 2 Mr. Wagar pointed out that we couldn't introduce this program for the under- privilaged ONLY. If this program was to become a part of our regular program of activities, it would have to be on a first come, first serve basis. The total number of youth involved in this program would have to be limited. Coon Rapids filled their quota within 2 days. Mr. Stimmler asked if we would run into any Union problems? Mr. Brown said no. Mr. Brown said that there are plenty of things that these young people could do. The Coon Rapids program is totally under the Park Department. Mr. Fitzpatrick pointed out that there was presently a Budget problem. We wouldn't be able to consider this program until 1972. Mr. Brown stated that he was definitely in favor of the program. He said that the Trailblazers do a fantastic job. Mr. Brown recommended that the Commission approach the City Council for funds to employ approximately 30 youth for this summer. Mr. Olson suggested that we could possibly approach the United Fund. MOTIUN vdb: an ^ MO_ TTUN n S.ti.mm.eeh Seconde.d tie a ou,t,t,cT on a Summeh eabon. a� B�.cun, Seconded • �• nr a.. L)C.U�t/l � U.(� n n A tn . � e a.t,w n ca�.c YMCA SAILBOAT MOORING� 8�2a,uc, .ta dinec,t Mn. &wwn �a �.nve,��,i.ga.�e zhe m eJc a�( o Nb �a a a.�m � an u.tc,� e�s aa fina,i,�.6�a z ena CIteW an xo .tab.�e �th.e we co►tita.c,t oam e zne,a e Ma.t.i.on and wa.i,t un,t,i,e e�c tin anma�con. Mr. Dean Prekker was present, representing the Eastside YMCA. Mr. Prekker reported that the YMCA will have access to an X Class Sailboat this swnmer and they are tenatively planning to give sailing lessons and sailboat rides in conjunction with the Day Camps and Playground Programs in the area. Their request was that the City of Fridley grant them permission to moor this sailboat on West Moore Lake. Mr. Wagar asked if this would require the building of a dock? Mr. Prekker said it wouldn't. They planned to use a buoy to secure the boat and then use a canoe to retrieve it. Mr. Wagar asked how they planned to safeguard the boat? Mr, Olson asked about any injuries which might concur? Mr. Brown said that the YM�A would have to be responsible. As far as the safety of the boat itself, the Police Department could be asked to make periodical checks. Mr. Brown asked what would be required of the participants, as far as the knowledge of swimming was concerned? Mr. Prekker said that the instructors are required to have a WSI Certificate (Water Safety Instructor Certi£icate) and all other pexsons participating in the program would be required to wear life preservers, whether they can swim or not. Mr, Olson suggested that the YMCA furnish the City with a letter stating that they would be responsible for any injur�eS or damage which might concur with �his program. � �� PARKS Af� RECREATION COMMISSION MINUTES, APRIL 26, 1971 PAGE 3 ^ YMCA SA I l.BOAT MOOR I NG �CON � T): M071UN by wayan, �ha..t we a.e.eaw .the yMCA �a maan �he.ilc Sa,i,�bacLt an Gie�s� M��ne LafzE and canduc.i .the,vc c,ea,ade�s accancl�.ng.�y. DISCUSSION: Mr. Olson suggested that we require a letter regarding the insurance covering such an activity, and have it approved by the City Attorney. Mr. Wagar revised his previous Motion: MUTtUN by G/agan, Secande.d 6y B.2a-vc, �h.a,t we' can6u.�t xh.e C-c,iy A�tanney and �.� .c;,t .i,6 a nee.a� �e w' ' tcan,t e MC� e�m.i�s�stian .to m�Oh e Su,i e aa,i an Gle�s� aane a e an can uc.t e,ch. de� accan ng T e a�,c.on ca�c�r,ce . DISCUSSION: Mr. Stimmler asked if the area they were intending to use was located in front of the Jr. and Sr. High Schools? Mr. Prekker said that this was correct. Mr. Stimmler asked if they would be using this area for any of their classes. Mr. Prekker said that they would not. The area would be just for loading and unloading and that they would be using buses to bring the youth into the area. Another possible solution to the activities of the youth who were waiting fox their turn in the sailboat would be to take them over to the Beach for the first half of the session and then return them to West Moore Lake and take the other group over to the Beach. HORSESHOE LE4GUE� � Mr. Gerald Henneberg and Mr. Terry Haik were present to ask the Commissioners what their opinion would be regarding the starting of a Horseshoe League in Fridley. They said that The Commons would be the best location and that there are presently two sets of courts, but that they are in need of repair. This would be a handicap league and would start with 4 teams of 4 men each and would meet one night a week. Mr. Brown suggested that possibly Locke Park and Moore Lake Beach and Park could be used. Mr. Henneberg and Mr. Haik said that the membership fee would be $5.00 a year. The City would be required to provide the areas and about 4 sets of shoes. MOTION by Gia.gan, Seeonded by B.�cwc, �a a.u�h.o�c.i.ze a��r,i,d.�ey Ha�e�shae Le.a.gue and .to �reov.i.de d.ta.f�e,b and ahaea . The Ma�f.an ecUVC,i.ed. The League would start in the middle of May and run until the end af August. MINUTES OF MFETING. MARCH �, 1971� MOTIUN by O.eaan, Seeanded by Gla.gan, �a appnove -th.e M�i.nc�te.a a� �h.e negu,?.an mee,ii.ng an Mcviceh 22, 19�1. The Mo�i,on ea��,ed. F�Y�F�A� n Mr. Olson asked Mr. Brown if it was agreeable for the Fridley Youth Football Association to use our lighted facilities this fall. Mr. Brown said that all facilities we have will be made available to them, but that they were requesting new lights to be installed at Moore Lake Beach and Park and Terxace Park. These items were to be included in the 1972 Budget, but that there wouldn't be lights installed for the coming season because of the lack of funds. 4 � �� PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION MINUTES, APRI� 26, 1971� PAG� 4 ��. , `::. The Commisszon received a letter from Mr. Viljo W. Onermaa, resident at 501 53z Avenue NE, �n Fridley. Mr. Onermaa lives adjacent to Oak Hill Park and he is requesting that a fence be installed between his yard and the paxk to keep ihe children from �limbing the fence to retrieve their basketballs from his yard. The Commission had a brief discussion about similar situations around the City and agreed that if they were to install a fence at this location, they would have to install a fence around every park in the City. Not only would there be a problem with other areas in the City, but in order to have a fence which would correct the situation as it is now, the Parks and Recreation Department would have to install a 10 ft. high fence and they would have another situation to the one this past Winter at Summit Square. The Commission agreed that a fence should not be installed and Mr. Onermaa will be notified of this. COUNTY COMMISSIONER� Mr. Mike 0'Bannon and Mr. A1 Kordia�, County Commissioners, will be invited to attend the May meeting of the Parks and Recreation Commission. MOTIUN .hy O.�san, Seeanded by Glaga�c, xa neca►mnend .tha,t �h.e C.i.ty Caunc,i,e, cav�tac.t 0 ADJOURNr1ENiT � M�7TUN �a adja�uen .the mee.ti.ng a.� 9:40 p.m. The next regular meeting will be held on Monday, June 28, 1971, at 7:30 p.m., in the conference room at Civic Center. Respectfully submitted, d�z!:� CATHIE STORDAHL, Secretary to the Commission 0 �� - rkd BUI,LDING STA.NDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL MEETING OF MAY 20, 1971 ^ The meeting was called to order by Chairman Zeglen at 8:04 P.M. ME1rIDERS PRESENT: Zeglen, Tonco, Lindblad, Gnerre MLMBERS ABSENT: White � OTHERS PRESENT: Clarence Belisle - Building Inspector MOTION by Tonco to approve the minutes of the May 6, 1971 meeting as written. Seconded by Lindblad. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. 1. CONSIDBRATION OF A REQUSST TO APPROVE THE PRELIMINA.RY PLAN OF PHASE I OF A TOWNHOUSE DEVELOPI�NT LOCATBD ON THAT PORTION OF T� EAST OF T SOUTI�AST '� OF SBCTION 24 LYING NORTii OF INTBRSTATB #694, FRIDLEY, MIAIIIBSOTA. (REQiTSST BY VIB�dCON, INC.. 5901 OSSEO ROAD. BROOI�,YN CENTE � Mr. Charles Van Beckhout and Mr. Dave Phillips were present to present the request. Mr. Van Eeckhout showed the Board a site plan showing the different phases of construction. The plan also showed a timing schedule for each of the phases. It also gave a breakdown of the uait distribution and parking for the entire development and a separate brealcc�,own for Phase I only. There will be a total of 103 units in Phase I with 317 � total parking spaces. , The towahouses �ill have a contemporary rustic motif throughout. There may be some changes between phases but very little if any. They will mix the 20' and 24' nnits to fit into ti►e topography of the area. They will not be able to make a final plan uatil they have sold some of the uaits accordiag to F.H.A. requirements. In the constructioa of the building they will be using 2 x 10 joist with 16" centers on all wood framing. It will have full double walls with double plates and thea a space between the walls for sound- proofing. They also said they would be using roof trusses and the Board asked that a plan be submitted os the trusses to the Building Inspection Department. The Board asked about the utilities and Mr. Vaa Eeckhout stated that theae would be in setwice as sooa as the uaits were built. These will came from the developed area. The Board also asked where the access to these townhouses would be. Mr. Van Eeckhout said there will be two accesses to the development. There will be one off of Silver Lake Road and then there will be a road leading to Matterhorn Drive also. MOTION by Tonco to recamnead approval of the preliminary plan for ^ Phase I of the townhouae development subject to the notations on the plans and the folloaing stipulation: � � � $uildin� Staadards-Desig�n Control Meeting of May 20, 1971 Pa�e 2 1. That a final landscaping plan would have to be submitted to the Inspection Department before the completion of Phase I. Seconded by Gnegre. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. 2. CONSIDERATION OF A RBQUEST TO CONSTRUCT AN APA,RTI�NT BUILDING LOCATED ON LOT 4, BLOCK 1, MAPLE MANOR ADDITION, THE SA1�ffi BEING 610 OSBORNE RQAD, FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA. (REQUEST BY HIGi�,AND PARK I➢EVELOPMENT COMPANY, 540 GREENHAVBN RQAD, ANOKA, 1rIININESOTA 55303.) Mr. Fred Donaldson and Mr. Donald Nordblom were present to prese�.t the request. Mr. Nordblo� stated that this will be a 9.uait apartment building. The exterior will be brick all around with either aluminum or wood gables aad aa asphalt shingle roof. There will be a fire wall between each unit. Each of the units will have its own entrance from the outside. The buildiag will face east overlooking a vacant area which is being developed as a recreation area for this apartment and the two existing apartments. Mr. Donaldson was asked what type of rubbish removal they would have. He stated that they would have a dumpstef placed in the trash enclosure shown on the plans. This would have a fence around it. There will be poured concrete curb around all the blacktop area. The driveway will be on Osborne Road. The east side of the driveway is right on the property line. The Board stated that there should be 5' oa both si,des of the driveway for saow removal. Mr. Donaldson stated that he would obtaia aa easement from P.D.Q. whom they are selling this piece of property to. MOTION by Gnerre to recom�nd approval of a building permit subject to all notatioas marked in red on the plans including the following stipu- lations: 1. That the rubbish disposal area be acreened in. 2. That a 5' easement be obtained from P.D.Q. on the east side of the�driveway. Seconded by Lindblad. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. 3. CONSIDERATION OF A MODBL A GAS STATION LOCATBD ON' SAI� BEING 8255 EAST RIVBB RQAD �d' . 4071 I.AI�I.APID AVBNUE liOBTH_ OVEB ANID B$ AWARB OF THB8B PROPOSSD CHAI�BS. REPAIZI.PiG A1�D � k� n Building Sta�dards-DQSign Control Meeting of Fqay 20, 1971 Pa�e 3 Mr. Paul Castonguay and Mr. Jack Lawrence were present to present the r�ques�� Mr. Castonguay stated that they are going to build a new block building to tie atn with the main building. The building will be painted basically white. There will be no servicing of vehicles at this station as they are interested in selling a large gas volume only. Reports from the Health Insp�ctor and the Building Inspection Department were shown to the Board with the requirements that needed to iae don� in order to reopen the station. The Board asked how they planned to take care of rubbish removal. Mr. Castonguay stated that they would have a dumpster and that they would like to put it in the front of the building because he has girls working for him and he does not want them to have to go behind the building after dark. He also said that there ahould be very little rubbish as there will not be any servicing of cars. The Board said they would allow the dumpster to be placed in front but if the need should arise, screening would be required. MOTION by Gnerre to recommead approval of the remodeling subject to � the following stipulation: 1. That should the need arise, screening would be required around the dumpster. Secouded by Lindblad. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. ADJOURNMENT • The meeting was adjourned by Chairman Zeglen at 10:05 P.M. Respectfully submitted, �✓G2�07 l: �7`t'eA�e•�'/ CAROiL CHUDBK Secretary n _'� {"� � _ .. ...8.4� THE BOARD OF APPEALS MINUTES OF MAY 25. 1971 /'� The meeting was ca.11ed to order by Acting Chairman Ahonen at 7:35 P.M. r�ERS PRESENT: Ahonen, Drigans, Harju9 Sondheiffi►er MENIBERS ABSENT : Minish OTHERS PRESENT: A1 Bagstad-Building Official I�TION by Harju to approve the May 11, 1971 minutes as written. Seconded by Sondheimer. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unani�usly. 1. A RF'nUEST FOR A VARI�lNCE OF SECTION 45.053, 4A, FRIDLEY CITY CODE. TO REDUCE THE FRONT YARD SETBACK REQUIREMENT FROM 35 FEET TO 29 FEET TO ALLO�W THE CONSTRUCTION OF A 6 FOOT BY 22 FOOT ADDITION ONTO THE FRONT OF THE EXISTING I)WELLING LOCATED ON PART OF LOT 27 AND 28, BLOCK 10, HYDE PARK ADDITION, THE SAME BEING 5945-2ND STREET N.E., FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA. (REQUEST BY MR. JOHN BACHAND, 5945-2ND STREET N:.E.a FRIDLEY. MINNESOTA.) Mr. Harju stated he was still abstaining from taking part on this request. Acting Chairman Ahonen stated this item was tabled at the May 11, 1971 meeting to allow the applicant time to get statements from the adjacent property owners stating their feelings on the variance. Mi0TI0N by Drigans to remove this item from table for fu�har consideration. � Seconded by Sondheimer. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion passed. Mr. Bachand came forward and presented to the Board letters from both adjacent property owners, Mr. Terry Pease and Mrs. Elaine Preese, which stated they had no objections to the proposal. 1�TION by Sondheimer to receive the letters from the two property owners. Seconded by Drigans. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion passed. Mr. Drigans asked Mr. Bachand for a brief su�ary of the proposal as he was not present at the first meeting on this request. Mr. Bachand atated he would be adding an addition onto his living room as he needs the additional living space. He added he lives in one of four houses that were built at the same tisne and were all built with a 35 foot front yard setback. The rest of the dwellings in the area are not as unif orm regarding the time they were built, their size or their setbacks. Mr. Sondheimer asked Mr. Bagstad if there have been �ther variances granted concerning building taward the atreet. Mr. Bagstad a�nswered that he knew of one dwelling on Main Street that had built toward the stxeet but the adjacent houses were not in perfect alig�nnent. � � �� The Board of Appeals Minutes of Ma.v 25, 1971 Page 2 ^ Mr. Drigans stated that in speculating, if this variance �ias granted, the 2nd house dawn the block could have a 10 foot addition built on it and then the dwelling in the middle would be stuck in between the two. I�TION by Drigans to close the public hearing. Seconded by Sondhei.mer. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the �tion passed. 1�TION by Sondheimer to recomnend to the Council denial of the request as thia precedent creates a condition which might make it difficult to control applications for variances for similar situations. Seconded by Drigans. Upon a voice vote, Ahonen, Drigans and Sondheimer voting aye, the motion carried. 2. A REQUEST FOR A VARIANC� OF SECTION 45.053. 1B. FRIDLEY CITY CODE. TO REDUCE TH,�F MINIMUM LOT AREA REQUIR�T FOR A LOT ON A PLAT RECORDED BEFORE D�CII�ER 29. 1955 CASSERLY, 5965-5TH STREET N.E., FRIDLEYq I�IINNESOTA 55432.) Mr. John E. Casaerly and Mr. Allen Mattson of xose Real Estate were present to present the request. � Acting Chairuoan Ahonen stated this item was tabled at the May 11, 1971 meeting to allaw the applicant to contact the owners of the adjacent double bungaloWe and ask them if they would by willing to buy th� land. I�TION by Drigans to reznove this item from table. Seconded by Sondheimer. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion pas�ed. lrtr. Casserly came forward and stated Mr. Lindgren, ownet of 5600-6th Street, was present in the audience and he had contacted Mr. Charles Hansen, awner of 5606- 6th Street, and he wa8 not interested in buying the laad. The applicant did not have a site pl.an. Mr. aasserly contin�tsd he had measured from the foundation of the old houae to the wall of Mr. Lindgren's double bungalaw and it measured 25 feet. He then had measured from the foundation to the lot line and it Was 12.6 feet. Mr. Bagstad asked Mr. Casserly if the propoaed houae would be in the aame location as the old house? Mr. Casserly stated that Rose Real Estate is planning to build the house if this request is approved and he did not know to �uch about it except that it would be 24 feet by 40 feet. � Mr. Sondheimer aaked if there ie a simple plot plan that the Board could look at? Mr. Mattaon stated they don't have a buyer for thia land yet so they don't know what type of house they will be building. If thia request is appraved and when they have a buyer then a plan Will be drawn up that wi11 meet all the City CodeB concernimg aetbacka, etc. � �"7 e The Board of Appeals Minutes of May 25, 1971 Pa�e 3 � Mr. Sondheimer asked if there w�.11 be enough space for a single cax garage? Mr. Mattson stated they could get a garage oa the lot. Acting Chaix�oan Ahonen asked Mr. Lindgren if he was interested in buying this lot? Mr. Lindgren said he would be interested but not at the price Mr. Casserly is asking for it. He continued when he bought hia land, the blacictop was on part of Mr. Casserly's land and he took it for granted all of the blacktop went with the double bungalow. He said he did not think there should be a house built on this lot as it ie not large enough �nd it would be to close to his double bungalow. There was a discussion between Mr. Matt�on, Mr. Casserly and Mr. Lindgren about buying the lot. MUTION by Harju to cloae the pu?�lic hearing. Seconded by Dx�igana. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried. I�lOTION by Sondheimer to table this item until the June 15, 1971 meeti.ng to allow the two parties to get together about buying the lot. 1�TION died for lack of a second. � I�TION by Aarju to recoumend to the Council denial of this request due to the fact the dwellings Would be laid to close together and because the owner, realiziag that this lot was a non-confoxming lot prior to the tornado, had the right to build right after the tornado and he did not do so. 3. � Mr. Casserly said he has stated before the reason he did not build right after the tornado was becauae of the trouble with his inauraace compaay. 1�1'i0N died for lack of a second. MOTION by Drigans to reco�end to the Council approval of the variance as: Mr. Casserly has lived on this property, he is th4 owner of this property, he had the water and eewer put into this lot, it �ounds like there were some extenuating circumstances when he bought another house which is irrelevant, he wants to improve the property and we have graated variances like this in the past so we would not be setting a precedent. Seconded by Sondheimer. Upon a voice vote, Y�arju voting nay, the motion ca�tried. � �21:� The Board of Avpeals Minutes of Mav 25, 1971 Pat�e 4 ..�._. Mr. Lewis Lo 1�� was present to present the request. Mr. Farr explained the present garage is a tuck under facing west and it is the only base�ent area under the house. With the addition of the propoeed garage, which will face south, the pxesent garage will be reverted back to basement ar�a. This lot has a 10 foot street easement running along the south lot line which makes it necessary to refer to this lot as a corner lot. This street easeament is the entrance to City park land and also hae always been used as the driveway for this dwelling. Mr. Farr stated he had talked to the Park Director who stated the City has no plans, as yet, to develope this park. Mr. Sondheimer asked Mr. Bagstad to find out the legal standpoint on: If an easement is used as a driveway for many years, is it then considered the legal access to the house. � Mr. Bagstad answered that he didn't know whether it would be or not but that he would find out. Mr. Farr stated if the easement wasn't there he would be 12 feet from his lot line and wouldn't need to appear before this Board. rfOTION by Drigans to cloae the public hearing. � Seconded by Harju. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion passed. 1�TION by Harju to recomaend to the Council approval of the variance to reduce the setback on the garage fram 25 feet to 2 feet from the street easement for the following reasona: 1. A hardship is caused due to the shape of the lot and due to the fact that it is necessary to use the atreet easement as a road. 2. This easement has been used for over 10 years as the road access to this dwelling. Seconded by Sondheimer. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried uuaniwously. ADJQURI�NT • The meeting was adjoumed by Acting Chairme�n Ahonen at 9:00 P.M. Respectfully submitted, U r� xirrrz �., Secretary r� PLATS & SUBDIVISTONS- STREETS & UTILITTES SUBCOrQiITTEE MEETING JUNE 2, 1971 PAGE 1 � � The meeting was called to order by Chairman Schmedeke at 7:38 P.M. ROLL CALL: Members Present: Meissner, Engdahl, Schmedeke, Pierce, Crowder Members Absent: None Others Present: Engineering Assistant Darrel Clark 1. PROPOSED PRELIMINARY PLAT, P.S. 4�71-02, BRIARDALE, BY RICHARD MILLER HOMES, INC.: Replat of Lots 1, 2 and 3, Block 3 and Outlot No. 1 and Outlot No. 2, Cochran's Addition. 2. VACATION REQUEST: SAV ��71-03, RICHARD MILLER HOMES, INC.: Vacation of McKinley Street South of South line of Rice Creek Road and a 6 foot utility and drainage easement described as South 6 feet of Block 3, Cochran's Addition. Mr. William Jensen of Suburban Engineering, Inc. and Mr. Richard Miller of Richard Miller Homes were present. Chairman Schmedeke opened the meeting saying that Mr. Jensen was the former Chairman of this Subcommittee, and he would ask him to explain the request. Mr. Jensen stated that the plat is just one raw of single family lots off the City Limits boundary between Fridley and New Brighton. This location has been a gravel pit for many years with Lenny Cochran the most recent operator. There have been many controversies about the operati.on of the gravel pits and, ultimately, most of the difficulties were resolved. Some months ago, he con- tinued, Mr. Mi11er purchased all of the land owned by Mr. Cochran including the platted lots and outlots. Referring to the topography on the preliminary plat, Mr. Jensen said it is a fair representation of the topog as it exists at this time. It was done a year ago for Mr. Cochran at five foot intervals. The amount of vertical change on this property runs from 902 on up to upper levela at about 94S or 946. It is a difficult piece of ground to develop. Mr. Jensen continued that the street on the West line, which has been more or less designated as a collector street in the overall study done some years ago by th� Subcammittee and Planning Cammission from Rice Craek Road to the South, vas maintained on this plat. The road on the South end of the plat connects wlth the cul de sac from the property to the South and exits on Stinaon Bouleva�cd. Ae pointed out on the preliminary plat where 62nd and 61st Avenues would b� located. There is a proposed plat to the East and South of Rice Creek Road which indicates a cul de sac facing out to the West. The inter- vening lot, which is narrow and deep, does not need an access and it is ques� tionable at this time if the people who live there would be interested in a road. The petitioner could provide for a turn around in the interim if it is deemed necessary by the City. Plats & Subs.-Str. & Util. Mtg. - June 2, 1971 Page 2 The turn around would be on the front ten feet of the second lot. When the road would go through, the turn around would be automatically taken out. ,.� There are some corner lots that do not meet the City Platting Ordinance, They would have liked to find more width for these lots, but it wasn't possible. Mr. Miller has plans for narrow lots without requiring variances. This would not pose a problem as f ar as proper use of the lots is concerned. Chairman Schmedeke commented that most of the property goes up and down rathez than on the level. Mr. Jensen said there will be a substantial amount of fill placed in the very lowest hole. They were not talking about any fills in excess of ten feet and perhaps somewhat less than that. This will deviate some from the original Rice Creek plan. The position of the cul de sac was an absolute necessity because of the dr ainage . Darrel Clark said that the basic problems will be to design the utilities. It is really an engineering problem. We are just going to have to work with the petitioner to get drainage. The City of Fridley is not ready to say th.ese grades are O.K. or should be higher or lower. The corner lots are less than the required 80 feet. Chairman Schmedeke said he was in the area and tried to locate where 62nd Avenue would be. Mr. Jensen said there will be assessments for storm sewer as the water from the people who own the deep lot runs through this plat. There has never /'� been an assessment fvr storm sewer in this area to his knvwledge. The land to the West is not platted. It is owned by Mr. Carlson of Park Construction. There is water and sewer on Rice Creek Road and Stinson Boulevard. Mr. Miller said they use an"L" shaped plan for the corner ]lo�s, ��d can build without having to go for a variance. Darrel Clark said that unless the vacation of McKinley Street is approved, it would be impossible to record the'plat. The grades of the land make it difficult to use a normal 20 acres for four blocks and would lose more land by placing the street dawn the middle of the plat. The City is worried about elevations. Mr. Jensen said he felt their plan would work. It will take some coopera- tion and coordination but what the plat has indicated is feasib le. The grades along 61st Avenue are 930 to 945 and is the establ.ished grade of the road going off to the South. There will be walk out basemer�ts on these lots and terraced down, and tuck un�er garages. Utilities are sort of a standard thi,ng. Easement between houses for dr ainage . Mr. Jensen was asked about houses on Stinson -- any problem matching up with them? He said there would be no problem. The Subcommittee felt they would like to spend another evening on this �..� request and to walk the site. Mr. Crawder noted the street at the West of the plat was just a half street. He was informed there is a half stz�e� �g the other side which has Plats & Subs.-Str. & Util. Mtg. - June 2, 1971 pa�e �� not been dedicated yet. If the people would not a�ree to dedicate theix ��; the City would have to cond�mn and the cos� of the �ondemn��on ��a�d b�.�;��N..� ►-1 part of the cost of �h� ��ffi��.�� , i� �� i�� h`�� w�� o�g this land may have been w�i��x�g �og t�e la�c� �� develop�d a�� a�ugd �o��rate, Darrel Clark said the City has been working on the storm sewer for xk�� area. Mr. Miller probably would have the City put in a partia3 ��t�� se� system and most of the assessments would go to him. Mr. Miller felt the topog would be much more interesting when the area is finished and the homes are built on ground which is rolling rather t�� f lat. The Engineering Assistant said that the deepest cut for the storm sewer would be Rice Creek Road, and there probably would be an additional cost. The cost for 100 squaxe feet is ��o��ateiy $8.00 per 100 square feet. The storm sewer boundary would be from Gardena to Rice Creek Road and from Central Avenue to City limits. What Council is doing now on new plats in this district is to ask for a storm sewer escrow. In this way, Council hopes the home awner would not be burdened with heavy assessments after moving in. Mr. Meissner asked that the land requirements for corner Iots be check�d for the next meeting. Chairman Schmedeke asked that each member of the Subcommittee receive a copy of the original plan in the Rice Creek Road Study. ^ MOTION by Pierce, seconded by Meissner, that the Subcorr¢aittee table until June 16, 1971 the proposed preliminary p1at, P.S. #71-02, Briardale, by Richard Mi11er Homes, Inc. being a replat of Lots 1, 2 and 3, Block 3, and Outlot No. 1 and Outlot No. 2, Cochran's Addition and the vacation request, SAV #7Z-03, by Richard Mi11er Nomes, Inc. vacating McKinley Street South of the South line of Rice Creek Road and a 6 foot utility and drainage easement descz�ibed �� t�:e South 6 feet of Block 3, Cochraza's Additioaa, w�t.1a �ie ��s meeting on the site at 7:00 P.M. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. Aarrel Clark suggested the members wear boots: 3, LOOP BACKS: Because the Subcommittee is concerned with streets, Chairn►an Schmedeke asked them to consider the problem loop backs are presenting. He felt if a street has a loop back, that the cars not be given direct access on to the main thoroughtare. For example, if a loop back were on Mississippi Street, the cars would not be allawed to go directly on to Mississippi. He felt the White Knight Car Wash on 73rd Avenue and University Avenue was a good example of what �he City should be attempting to do. He thought this type of ingress and egress might attempt to slow down the service station developing a bit. Mr. Meissner referred to Bob's Produce where access is immediately onto Osborne Road. The question is how is the problem controlled. � Darrel C1ark commented one way would be to put a median preventing left turns. He did not believe if this control could be part of the ordinance, but it could be made a practice. If a street is put in, and the awner is assessed for it, one can hardly tell hifi he can'�, use �t ot prevent him froaa Plats & Subs.- Str. & Util. Mtg. - June 2, 1971 p� 4 __.R______. usi.ng it. � Mr. Crawder said that somewhere along the iine, the loop backs are bad. The Subcomm►ittee could worik towards adoptin� a policy to help alleviate the situation. - MOTION bg Meissner, seconded by Engdahl, that the item of Loop Backs be put on the Aqenda of the June 16, 1971 meeting. Upon a voice vote, aIl voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. ADJQURNMENT s MOTION by Meissner, seconded by Pierce, that �he Plats 6 Svbdivisions- Streets & Uti1i ties Subcommittee be adjourned at 8:40 P.M. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. Respectfully submitted Haze1 0'Brian Recording Secretary n � , � � OFFICIAL NOTICE CITY OF FRIDLEY PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE THE PLANNING COMMISSION TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that there will be a Public Aearing of the Planning Commission of the City of Fridley in the City Hall at 6431 University Avenue Northeast on June 9, 1971 in the Council Chamber at 8:00 P.M. for the purpose of: Consideration of a rezoning request, ZOA ��71-04, by Bryant Investment Company to rezone from M-2 � (heavy industrial areas) to C-2 (general business areas) all that part of the SWl� of the NW4 of Section 2, T-30, R-24, that lies East of a line . drawn parallel to and 600 feet West of the West ;�ight of way line of State Trunk Highway No. 47 and North of a line drawn parallel to and 452.64 feet North of the South line of said SW� of the NW� of Section 2, T-30, R-24, City of Fridley, Mirinesota. Generally located North of 81st Avenue, South of 83rd Avenue, East of proposed Main Street extended and West of University Avenue. � Anyone desiring to be heard with reference to the above matter may be heard at this time. Publish: May 26, 1971 June 2, 1971 � OLIVER R. ERICKSON CEIAI RMAN PLANNING COMMISSION ��.�__ � Public Hearing: ZOA ��71-04: Bryant Investment Co. Before Planning Commission: `�� 7/ � Before Council............ Wyman Smith 1050 Builders Exchange Mpls. 55402 Village of Spring Lake Park 8429 Center Drive Spring Lake Park, Minn. 55433 S. D. Finkelstein 1217 Foshay Twoer Mpls. 55402 Fred Yesnes 3040 Independence Circle � Mpls. ' � Viking Chevrolet, Inc. 917 Grand Avenue St. Paul Bryant Investment Co. Attn. Wm.. Barbush 2752 lOth Ave. So. - Mpls. Roger M. Jones 185 Craigbrook Way Fridley Hyme Finkelstein - 108 N. 3rd St, Mpls. 55401 Armond Jahnke 5204 Columbus Ave. Mpls. 55417 Richard Parish 3826 West Broadu�ay ,.� Robbinsdale, 55422 � .�,. , ^ � CITY 0� FRI�LEY M7CNN��OiI� PT�PINII�TG �LND 20'id1Tv'G �Oi ��f Idtig ��r ZOA ��71-04 APZ'I,TC�N�''S SIGPi��Ui`t: Bryant Investment Co. Add.�� 2752 Tenth Ave. So.�- Mpls��.l� �� TY€�� CXi' �:C�tJ:;ST .,� X .,�..,�t^ �, o n � n� S�ecf�l Ume P��°r�it Vrari�nce La� S�lits �______s__Approval of Pre- 1 irninary Pl�t Telepho�r� P��:,;��r 827-5503 . � �. �� , �t ..� � .� t.c. i- ,; (, Appxov�tl of �`inal ) L. F,. �� 1 � �- �"F1�2: Pi20A��.�T� G �d : :' S S�C2� �`_�'13�1 f, / `1 l ( , 1J � � ( � ' „�^�� ; , j � + /i � �....�:� ,�- w.�� t ..� . �' St��tt� o� Eall.eg--..._ , � .. 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Exi�t�.nv Ume of the I'�op, rty� ��nt _ Propo��d Zo�fe�� Cla�sification, Special Use, Variance o� other reque�t �..�, C-2 (general business) D��cYfb� b�ie�ly the Ty�e of Use and th� Ic�pz�ov2r:�nt P�o�cz��d Undetermined Eicx�:��a� of Prop��t�r�36.23 � �€aa th� Pre��r_ �;aplic�� Freviously �9u�t�t Co R�:uc�r,�, PT�t � C�tnin r� �fl2 5plit, Obtnin n��x�.a�nce og Sp�c�,gl U�e P��r�it on th� 5u�j�ct 5ite og Paat o� It? �._.,-------- ,.�..r.��i►�ci?�._..��.__ - —m,._�.�..,,,_.._._�_�_,.�.�.��,.,�...� Wh�t �aa� �tEque:��ecl Fee Enclos.�d S 40.00 �..�....�:�o-...�___-__Y.,___�.._�yu__�.A..,�._.w,a�.,..�.��_...v.._ S_. . _ ^ �� _1 _�_ � 3 � �Lli:'&.' X'��.;�v? i��,i. ,. [;a. i v r,' ' A � PL�NNZNG AN� ZONiNG FORAi PAC� 2 �� ,' . ^ Humber ZOA ��71-04 The undexs�gned understands that; (�} A list of all residet�tfi and o�aners of pro- Residents And � perty c�ritha,n 300 £eet u�ust be attaciied Co this applicatian. (b) Thfs app2ication must be �igr►ed by all owners of thz property, or an explanatian �i��en c��hy this is not the case. .. (c) Responsibiliry £or any defect in the pro- . ceeding� resul.tin� from Lhe ¢aflure to list the nacves E`nd addre�ses of all residents und property oo�rte•r"s of propezty witl3i.n 300 feet of the prap�xi.y in questfon, belongs to the undersi�,ned. Q��ners of �'xoperty within 30(7 fee�:� �'ERSOTdS AD7RESS Wm. Barbush: Parcel 3000� Sec. 2 Hyme Finkelstein: Parcel 5400, Sec. 2 City of Fridley: Parcel 300,_Sec. 2 .._._._......�.�-.. Armend Jahnke: Parcel 1800 Sec. 2 Richard Parish: Parcel 7200 n . 4215 Cedarwood Rd. - Mp�.s. 108 North 3rd S't. - Mpls. 55401 5204 Columbus Ave. - Mpls. 55417 ___--__._ 3826 West Broadway. Robbinsdale 55422 A sketch of proposed property and structure must be dra�m on the back of this foz'cn or attached, showing the following: 1. vo�th Direction . � 2. Locatiioa of Proposed St�ructure on lot. 3. Dimensions of property, proposed structur�, and front and side s�t-backa. . 4. Street Names 5. Location und use of adjacent existing � buildings (within 300 feet). The undersigned hereby declares that all Che facts and.r.e resentations stat d in thig application are true and correct. j�'L `,, •(.,, �� f/ /�> � ! �} � . � ( _J �� ;. � �� r DATE May 14, 1971 SIGi3ATURE /% t. ( t,� �( � e� _ �,; �_ (_ � ��1 �. �- (APPLICANT) � '�� '�. C � , t :' .' � _ . . � .... • • l�-... ' '�k �Y �'r �1r 4r ie 'ok �k 3r Approved Deni2d By the �oa�d ti� Ap�se��s Subject.to the �'ollowin� Conditions: date Approved Denied by the Plannin� Commission on Subject to the $ollo�•�ing Conditions: �date � � �pproved Denfed� by the Counc2l an ,�� Subject to the Folloc�ing Condi�ions; � date Form PC 100 r . I -- I i ,�.� f+f;!� [ !� S � i-. A 1 iv c. � • V V V �v f. 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F �� \ � � OFFICIAL NOTICE CITY OF FRIDLEY PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE THE pLANNING COI�IISSION TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice ia hereby given that there will be a Public Hearing of the Planning Cammission of the City of Fridley in the City Hall at 6431 University Avenue Northeast on June 9, 1971 in the Council Chamber at 8:00 P.M. for the purpose of: A requeat for a Special Use Permit (SP #71-08) for Skelly Oil Company for the location of a Service Station as per Section 45.101, 3E, Fridley City Code, in a C-2S District, to be constructed on Lot 1, Block 1, Pearson's First Addition. Generally located at East River Raad and 79th Way Nor theas t . Anyone desiring to be heard with reference to the above natter may be heard at this meeting. Publish: May 26, 1971 Juae 2, 1971 OLIVER R. ERICKSON CHAIRMAN PLANNING CO1rIl�SISSION � L� ^ n PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE: SP �671-08, L. 1, Bl. l, Pearson`s lst Add. Skelly Oil Co. Before the Plan. Com. June 9, 1971. Mailed: ,,��% 7� Mr. & Mrs. M. A. Biddle 4800 Cedar Lake Rd. Mp ls . D & K 515 Marquette Ave. Mp1s. Mr. & Mrs. Alois Falkenstein 8931 York Drive Bloomington, Minn. Arnold I. Feinberg 260 Longfellow St. Fridley � Mr. & Mrs. Clarence J. Fischer 7g93-7g97 Firwood Way Fridley The Five Sands 2408 Central Ave. Attn. Richard Fudali Mpls. 55418 � "� Mr. & Mrs. Chas. M. Fjeld 210 Longfellow St. Fridley George J. Game 321 79th Way Fridley Marilyn E: Johnson 7833 Firwood Way Fridley Mr. & Mrs. Mike Ledgord 230 Longfellow St. Fridley George C. Jones 1041 N.W. Bank Bldg. Mpls. 55402 Mr. & Mrs . Carl Lundberg 280 Longfellow St. Fridley Mr. & Mrs. Larry Miller 7889-7891 Firwood Way Fridley Mr. & Mrs. Maynard Schommer �905 E. R. Rd. Fridley Skelly Oil Co. 1717 University Ave. Attn. C. W. Rollman St. Paul Mr. & Mrs. David Stivers -- 221 79th Way Fridley Garden City Construc. Co. 8053 Bloomington Freeway Mpls. J. F. Hayes 6132 Elm St. Morton Grove, Ill. 60053 � Virginia T. Jacobsen 231 79th Way Fridley Mr. & Mrs. Ronald A. Tschetter 7857 Firwood Way Fridley, Minn. � �°- � �.� ^ 0 CI'TY OF FF�IDI:�`I _ MINN�:�OT',� �'"t�AYd�`tiIPdG AND ZO:VZPdG FOit�'I ��r S� � i- o r S LLY *QIL/COMPANY ,; j� , /f e�ypy�q/+A1+�y/�.�p i! J J . ,. F1CdLb4.-'Ful'i�a� �Si,VIT��6Vs �A�ad' . �"�/ _ 7 ��C,_ � . /i� =_�� / Aadrr:�rs�..f'��'r .C_' ��.'�' �.,��,...�' ' �. ; --- - � - � <i._ � � � i�lep�fl�°E� �'t.:�� ,` �t `�- ��%',%�'j�� a O�Ei��'� C:>i��,3' S 3TGr3L! t�J: � '-�, '�1 `�z�(' ��;, . � _� �,� �' = �dd��oa ;� (.�'�1 ��'i< ��1� S� _ i�r�d,�.t!=;�5��%,�s T�slep:aoa�� fd��l�� • �.��_ �i 7�,7 � 1i68i Vi �QVLs�i �Re�or�ie�� X Sp�ci�l Uae P��it _____��_Vs r f 8nce = Lot 5plita .�` A�p�ov�l o� �xQ- liein�s�� i�� Approvnl of Final Plat Str�ete or Alle�—.._ �V �act�t ioza� Othex , � ; . Sere�t I.oc�ti�� o£ P�a�.��rey r e �, �.-�_' f: �l ,; , >� , j>: ��.it. �• F� I,��1 I?�s�c�;ig�ion of ��o�a�rty J�� - l /� r : _ �. i t��=�fa L `,,� _� °:� %°,,�, .,�- . � �1 �� 1 � 1 1 �" ! t, ; , � % �i;' l> �= f F,' l 1? �'__ ��; ' -- �. C�, ',-. :ti.w �- �-' �> �� i� � i�.� �� .; �-_ f�� Breae�ne �o�in� Cla�mific��i�n (�-Z � � Exisiir�� U�� og tta� F'�o; ��ty��C t��,�V � Pgcspo��d Zo��.e+; Cl��aa�fie�ti�an, S�a�cit�l U��, Vari�:�c� a� other reque�t 5..�� L1,�� , S �,��.� � � �-�. � � ��' � �� .1� 1��, / o / - 3 -��. D�ecgib� bxi�fly th� 1�t�s� oa U�� aad ti�e I�a�•rov��^�� Pg��on�d t ��'�;.�.�� 5�-�-�r 1 � � �- �..��.r�L.� � 0c��c��e a�' Prrop�rt�r �'�<'' ^ /�'-':_ �,_. � E��a th�c� �x��^^�a� �.��iicc.r�� '�€;vtcs�ly ��u;;:nt tc �.��r$�, Pl�t� C3'�ta�.n a Taot ��lix, �bt��e� � Va��c� o� �p�� Um� i��ra�t on th^ �ub j�ct �ft� og Pa�r�t e� It? Nv � ��-�a�z�? �Jh�t� e��a ?:�c,u��c�d - --.m..� �.,�.�.��..��_�� ncl��d ; 2.0 �� v ,_.. ^��r�r F �i�:b� _-�,=._L�.:_.�1.�,._..,�,...a.�..,.,.,�.�.... D€s�::� ow t:.:t;��r�G �l`f= � (_, '3 � � � �x�T r�.. °'�:� � : Py.A.tiNIN, ANTS ZONING FORM PAG'� 2 Number�l-08 . ^� t�d^g.f�ned underst�nds thet: ia) pe��yt4��t11ini300Sfaett�ugtdbe�Attbcttedpkow this a�;plic�tion. (b) This ap�li.cation m��st be Di�ned by ell o4�ners of tha property, o� an ex�lan�tioa �iv�n 4�hy tt�is is not the ca�e. � (c) Respon�ibilicy for any defect in the pro� ' c�edin�s „'esul.tin� from [he failure to li�t the na�es and a�idre5ses of all re�ident� . mnd �?raperC;r oo�r�ecc of prop�rty �athin 30a feet of the p: operi:y in e�uestion, belon�a to th�� un�ersi�ned. Resider��s �and a:an�rs of l�rop�r�y caithin 300 £eete� Ab�?tE�S F�RSOT�S See attached list �� ..-..�.�,�-�.----�----�- - - — -- r-� �--.- ...�..�..��. 0 r`: +�' A sketch of proposed property and structure m►�at �e dra4�n on ttie bACk of this foxm or attach�d, showing th� �ollocai�ag; a: ��a��o�r�ftPropossd Structuz� on lot. 3. Dim�nsiocf� oi Qrapexty� Propo�ed gtrustuxe, and front and sfde eet-bac�Ca. 4. Stre�t Names _ � 5, Loeaticn und use of adjacent existing buildin�s (caithin 300 fee�). Th� u�deLsigned hereby decla�es th�t all the facts and re s fitations 8tated in thie �pplication re t�ea� c�nd correct. g OI 0 � � /�� / � nA� � s��z : �� pP��rc�� . . • • -- For Skelly Oil Co. "' . 5} i:• � s�r fr �t 'sr s�r � �,pproved B�nied _ By the �aazd ca� Ag�eaBs Subject.to the Follc:�in� CUnditions; ' date pppx�oved D�nied by th� Plannin� Coar��i�sion o� �;ubj�ct to th� F,�llozain� Cond�.t�ons: ' date � �»p:ov�d D�ni.�cl �_ b� t@�e v��.�nc��. oa � Subject to the Foll.o��i�zg Co:a�itions:� dAte Form PC 100 r � 0 �� SP 4�71-08 Skelly Oil Company by C. W. 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That Section 45.19 of the Fridley City Code is amended to read as follows: 45.19 Special Use Permit 45.191 The purpose of this section of the zoning ordinance is to PURPOSE provide the C].ty of Fridley with a reasonable degree of discretion in determining the suitability of certain designated uses upon the general welfare, public health, and safety. In making this determination, whether or not the special use is to be allowed, the City may consider the nature of the land upon which the use is to be located, the nature of the adjoining land or buildings, whether or not a similar use is already in existence_ and located on the same premises or on other� � lands immediately close� the effect upon traffic into and from the Q�� / premises, or on any adjoining roac�s, and all such other or further factors as the City shall deem a requisite of consideration in deter- mining the effect of such use on the general welfare, public health, and safety. 'S3 t...._._ ...:; , �' � :f N�° s _' s � 45.192 A Special Use Permit is a permit for allowing specified DEFINITION n uses in specific zoning districts. `� 45.193 Application for Special Use Permit shall be filed with the APPLICATION Zoning Administrator. It shall be accompanied by such data as the Planning Commission shall require through rules and regulations adopted by the Commission. 45.194 Referral to Planning Commission 1. The Planning Commission shall hold a public hearing on the REFERRAL application within sixty (60) days and shall provide published notice of said hearing at least 10 days before the hearing together with mailed notice to all property own.ers within 200 feet of the property affected. Failure to give mailed notice to individual property owners, or defects in the notice shall not invalidate the proceedings, provided a bonafide attempt to comply with the mailed notice require- ment has been made. - ' 2. The applicant and/or his representatives shall appear Uefore the Planning Commission in order to answer questions concerning the proposed special use. The Planning Commission shall.report its findings to the Council indicating its recou�endation as to approval or denial and specifying what, if any, conditions are necessary regarding the location, character and other features of the proposed use or building. .45.195 Upon receiving the recommendations of the Planning Commission COUNCIL ACTI�N � the City Council must take action witr��.0 sixty (b0) days and may afiirm - or deny the application by a simple majority vote. n � � 45.196 The issuance of any Use Permit is dependent on the fact that the activities permitted will not be dangerous or otherwis� detrimental to persons residing or working in the vicinity thereof, or to the public welfare, and will not impair the use, enjoyment, or value of any property. The issuance of any Use Permit may also be subject to condi- tions in order to protect the public heaLth, safety, convenience and welfare, or to avoid traffic congestion, or hazard, or other dangers, or to promote conformity of a proposed use with the character of the adjoining property and uses, and the district as a whole, or to protect such character. SOME EXAMPLES: (Conditions not limited to these examples.) 1. Time Limits 2. Structural Requirements 3. Limitation of Use 4. Specification of Manner of Maintaining and Conducting Use The City Council may require a written agreement, deposit of certified check or funds, a bond, or other assurance of faithful observance of conditions, the violation of which shall invalidate the permit and shall be considered a violation of this chapter. 45.197 Special Use Permits may be denied by motion of the Council and such motion shall constitute a find that conditions required for approval do not exist. No application for a Special Use Permit which has been denied wholly or in part shall be resubmitted for a period of six (6) months from the date of said order of denial, except on new grounds of_new evidence or proof of changes of conditions found to be valid by the Planning Commission. 45.198 Whenever within one (1) year after granting a Special Use Permit the recipient of the Special Use Permit shall not have completed the work as permitted by the permit, then such permit shall become nu11 and void unless a petition for extension of time in which to complete the work has been granted by the Planning Commission. Such extension shall be requested in writing and filed with the Zoning Administrator at least twenty (20) days before the expiration of the original Special Use Permit. The request for extension shall state facts showing a good faith attempt to complete the work permitted in the Special Use Permit. Such petition shall be presented to the Planning Commission for review and recommendations which are to be submitted to Council for final action. ISSUANCE DEIVIAL .f.i A..�:, .,:. . i�� LAPSE OF A SPECIAL USE PERMIT BY NON- USE Section 45.101 USES PERI�i�TED �. � C-2 (General Business) � C-ZS (General Shopping) � E. � -� a�� Permitted Uses With Special U� Permit in C-�� S Districts � ; ,�t`�`,� � `(� � � ,, ` , _ � E��;e.� ,,�'� i - �,�.t.ri � f ` � Autommbile �ervice �tations - the £ollowing minimum conditions�.�< a� met in order to protect�the public health, sa�ety, and general welfare. Because of traffic hazards, noise, light glare at night, outdoor storage of inerchandise, indiscriminate advertizing, and other characteristics of this type of business which are potentially detrimental to our community, tfiese minimum standards shall be considered for automobile service stations, along with any other recommendations the City may determine necessary to eliminate the particular problems i.n achieving compatability with abutting and adjacent land uses of each individual request: 1) The Special Use Permit £or an automobile service station is only ��r uses noted in the definition, and any additional uses on the premises other than those enumerated in the definition rec{uire an additional Special Use Permit; examples (but not limited to these): Retail sales of non-autommbile supplies, vending machines outside the build�ng, car, truck, or trailer rentals. 2) The station will comply �rith the regulations of the zaning district in which it is located, especially parking requirements, � landscaping, exterior material and screening. ` 3) The station will comply with the regulations of the sign ordinance and building ordinance. 4) The station will comply with the licensing requirements of its gas pumps. � i 5) The station will not provide for the out door operation of lubrication equipment, hydraulic lifts or service pits, or the outdoor display of inerchandise, except for the outside underground storage of gasoline and other petroleum products, the display of petroleum products between pumps, or the temporary display of inerchandise within 4 feet of the station building, is permitted. ✓-� 6) The station � storage for mobiles, or or garage property shall not be used as a place of or�depository of wrecked, abendoned, or junked auto- for the sale or display for sale of used cars. 7) Any required buffer or screening area will be so constructed as to obstruct headlight beams of automobiles on the s�.ation property from beaming onto adjacent residential property. 8) All exterior lighting will be so designed, placed and operated � as not to be a nuisance to adjacent properties. 9) If the station or garagementtolbewillabedinnarchiteptugaleharmony other integrated develop , with the rest of the center or development. A � C �� 10) Buildings used at automobile service stations shall be constructed ^ of materials that are compatible with the adjacent area�a� s - ie � r ; 11) Activities Prohibited , a. Body work , painting and major motor or major transmission repair work shall be prohibited. b. Vehicular parking is prohibited except that owners' and employees� automobiles and a maximum of three service vehicles may be parked, and automobiles being serviced may be parked for a maximum period of 48 hours at any one time. � �/ � A G E N D A PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING CALL TO ORDER: ROLL CALL: JUNE 9, 1971 APPROVE PLANNING COMNNRSSION MINUTES: MAY 19, 1971 RECEIVE PLATS & SUBDIVISIONS-STREETS & UTILITIES SUBCOMMITTEE MINUTES: MAY 19, 1971 RECEIVE PARKS & RECREATION COMMISSION MINUTES: APRIL 26 1971 RECEIVE BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL MINUTES: MAY 20 1971 RECEIVE BOARD OF APPEALS MINUTES: MAY 25, 1971 8:00 P.M. PAGES 1-5 6-7 s-il 12-14 15-18 1. PUBLIC HEARING• REZONING REQUEST, ZOA ��71-04, BRYANT INVESTMENT 19-23 � CO., WILLIAM BARBUSH: Area bounded on North by 83rd Avenue, on the South by 81st Avenue, on the West by Main Street extended and 600 feet West of University Avenue to be rezoned from M-2 to C-2. 2, PUBLIC HEARING• REQUEST FOR SPECIAL USE PERMIT, SP ��71-08, 24-2$ SKELLY OIL C0. REPRESENTED BY C. W. ROLLMAN. A service station to be constructed on Lot 1, Block 1, Pearson's Addition, per Section 45.101, 3E Fridley City Code 3. CONTINUED: POLICY RE FUTURE DEVELOPMENT OF GAS STATIONS: 4. CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST TO APPROVE THE PRELIMINARY PLAN OF PHASE I OF A TOWNHOUSE DEVELOPMENT BY VIEWCON, INC.. Tliat portion of the E� of the SE� of Section 24 lying North of Interstate 4�694. Plans available at the meeting. .� 29-32 12-13