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PL 01/12/1972 - 7404� A G E N D A PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING JANUARY 12, 1972 8z00 P.M. i " CALL TO ORDER: PAGES ROLL CALL: APPROVE PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES: DECEMBER 8, 1971 RECEIVE BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL SUBCOMMITTEE MINUTES: �DECEMBER 2I, 1971 RECEIVE BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL SUBCOMMITTEE MINUTES: _ DECEMBER 9, 1971 RECSIVE BOARD OF APPEALS MINUTES: DECEMBER 14, 1971 RECEIVE PARKS & RFCREATION COMMISSION MINUTES: NOVEMBER 22, 1971 • � RECEIVE PLATS & SUBDIVISIdNS STREETS & UTILITIES-SUBCOMMITTEE MINUTES: DECEMBER 8, 1971 -� /� o, OC 1. CONTINUED PUBLIC HEARING: PROPQSED PRELIMINARY PLAT, F.S. ��71-05, EDGEWATER GARpENS PLAT 2, BY SAM TEMPLIN: Being a replat of Lots 1 through 9, Block 10, Fridleg Fark Addition 2. � CONTINtJED �'ACATION REQDEST: SAM TEMPLIN, SAV 4�71-08: To vac�.te existing alley in Block 10, Fridley Park Addition. �%-3. CONTINL'ED PUBLIC HEARING: REZONING REQUEST, ZOA ��71-10, MRS. LLOvD MURPHY: The Westerly Half of Lot 1.8, Block 1, Spring Valley Addi- tion to be rezoned from C-15 to C-2 (general business areas) for a small golf putting course. �'l�r 4. (y� 5 . PUBLIC HEARING: R�Q'JEST FOR SPECIAL USE PER4IT, SP ��71-17, DON'S GULF SERVI�� STATION: Request for U-haul rentals on �asterly 351 feet of Lot 12 and Easterly 351 feet af the So�.�therly 20 feet of Lot 11, Auditor's Subdivision ir`155 except that part t ken for highway and street purposes, per Code Section 45.Id1,�, 3-E,�'t� zoned C-2S. g-j FI7BLIC HEAkI�TG: RE�UEST FOR SPECIAL LTSE PEF�2IT, SP ��71-18'z R.ON' S GULF SERVICE STAT�i�il: RaGU�st �or I;�-Haul rz;itals oiz Lcts 1 ar.d 2, �iioc�c 1, �. i. Hutchinson Additi�n per Code Sec�ion 45.1G1, B, 3-E �1� zc�ned C-2. - -1- i-ii 12-13 14-16 17-I9 20-23 24-26 27-31 7-9 25 32-33 7-9 25 34-36 37-41 42-45 n 0 r. � Q. AGENDA - PAGE 2 Planning Commission Mtg. Jan. 12, 1972 PAGES �.6. CONTINUED LOT SPLIT RE�UEST, L.S. 4�71-15, BY JOHN M. METCALFE: 45=1+9' Lot 16, except the Easterly 165 feet thereof, Revised Auditor`s Subdivision No. 23. For proposed second building site. 7. RE�UEST FOR SPECIAL USE PERMIT, SP �71-14, CASTLE MOBILE HOMES, INC.: 50-51 As per Section 45.101 - 3N of the Fridley City Code for the location of Mobile Home sales on the Westerly 600 feet of the Southerly 320 feet of the Northerly 750 feet of the NF� of the NW� of Section 12. C.u^��h^.-;""' j�' b�' d��z��-- — �C . _ . . � '`��' �C � ��z�.��- � . � . �� ^ � " _ � � ,; � pLANNING COrIlrIISSION MEETING CI7.'Y OF FRIDLEY DECEI�ER 8, 1971 PAGE 1 The meeting was called to order at 8:00 P.M. by Chairman Erickson. xOLL CALL: _� Members Present: Erickson, M�embers Absent: None Others Present: Nasim M. Minish, Zeglen, Fitzpatrick, Schmedeke Qureshi, City Engineer-Director of Planning APPxUVE PLANNING COD4iISSION MINUTES: . D10VEIrIBEx 3, 1971. MOTION by Scha�deke, seconded by Zeglen, that the Planning Commission approve the minutes of the Planning Commission meeting of November 3, 1971. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the mot3on carried unanimously. gECEIVE BOARD OF APPEALS Mll�i[)TES: NOVEMBE& 23, 1971 MOTION by Zeglen, seconded by Fitzpatrick, that the Planning Commission receive the rainutes of the Board of Appeals meeting of November 23, 1971. Upon �. a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the rrbtion carried unanimously. � RECEIV� BUILDING STANDJ►RDS-DESIGN CONTROL SIIBCOI�II�IITTEE MINUTES: NOVEMBER 23. 1971 /'1 1M�TION by Zeglen, second�d by Schmedeke, that the Planninq Camrnission receive the m3nutes of the Building Standards-Design Control Subcomnittee meeting of NQVember 23, 1971. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. l. PUBLIC HEARING• REQUEST FOR A SPECIAL USE PExMIT, SP �71-15 BY EVERT R. SWANSON: Lot$ 18 and 19, Auditor's Suhdivision �29 except the East 190 feet� fox�'a parking lot ia vacant R-1 area per City Code 45.051 - 3E. Chairman Erickson read the public heariag notice. Mx. Swaneon said it was his underatanding that there was to be no building on the lan�d requected�for a parkiag lot. 'Th� proposed building will set an the corner. but the plaas far the building have not besn preeented yet. Mr. Qureshi ,�aid there were hames all arouad the lot� and basically it 1s a piece of property with no �ccess. Under the Zoning Ordinance, there should be planting stri.pe between the residential area and the parking lot. 1�. Swan�on said he Wac going to put up a printiag plaAt. 20,000 square feet of building on aa area of about 3.1 acre�. The plant will be 200 feet wide on 73rd Avenue and 100 feet in leagth. The buildiag will be set on the Southweat port3on of the property. This is the land where the I�egion Hall was and they owa it now. The tqpe o£ printing ie coAnnercial -- all kinds of jobe, but nat aewapaper. ^ /'� � � �� ` plannin Cou�nissi_on Meetin - December 8 1971 Pae2 Chairman Erickson asked if the ed�himsitawasn decided the printing plant was a permitted Use. Mr. Qureshi assur Mr. Swanson said two members of the Council looked over his present building in order to see what kind of a building would be coming in. His present location is 782 29th Avenue Southeast and is known as Aetna Lithograph Company. Mrs. Saba, 7345 Central Avenue: She was just wondering if the petitioner would be putting up a�ence between the parking ].ot and the homes. Chairman Erickson told her the Commission and Council would require screening end it is also required in the Ordinance. Mr. 3wanson added that part of the plant is kept in operation all night. At the very most there would be foux or five cars in the parking lot at night. During the daytime there would be approximately 40 cars. 1M�TIDN bg Schmedeke, seconded by Fitzpatrick, that the Planning Commission close the public hearing for the Special Use Permit, SP �Y71-15, by Evert Swanson �oncerning part of Lots 18 and 19, Auditor's Subdivision #Z9. except the East 190 feet, for a parking Iot in vacant R-1_area per City Code 45.05I, 3E� Upon t voice vote, a1I voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. Mr. �►wanson said whatever regulations are asked for by the City of Fridley, ite agrees to follow. The Commission felt the cart was before the horse in this request. The petitioner was asking for a parking lot, on a landlocked piece of ground, but ao m�ention was made who was going to use it. The suggestion was made by Mx. Qureshi that if the Commission felt this approach might be satisfactory to them, they could approve the Special Use percait subject to getting approval of the plans for the building by the Building Sta�.dards-Design Control Subcommittee and the Council. MRTION by Schmedeke, seconded by Fitzpatrick, that the PZanning Commission recammend a,pproval to the Council of the Special Use Permit, SP #71-15, by Ev�rt R. Swanson, for pa,rt of Lots 18 and 19, Auditor`s Stabdivision #29 exaept the East I90 feet, for a parking Iot in vacant R-1 area per City Code 45.051, 3E, subject �o the approval of the plans for the ptinting plant by the Bui�ding Standards-Design Control Subcommittee and the City Council and that the require- tt+ents for screening of the parking area be met. Upon a va�ce vote, a11 votinq aye, the mvtion carried unanimously. 2. PUBLIC HEARING: RE UEST FOR SPECIAL USE PERMIT SP �71-16 EVERETT F. UTTER: Fer Section 45.051, 2-A, Fridley City Code to conatrucC an accessory building for storage on Lot 6, Block 2, Mooxe Lake Hills Addition. Mr, Evexett Utter was present. The part af Mr. Utter's lot that abuts Central Avenue is very lvw and close to a storm cul�rert and that is the reason for putting the accessory building pn high ground. . plannina Commission Meeting - December 8, 1971 Page 3 �-�.-�----- . n Mr. Harold Lind, 6076 Woody Lane: There has been,,��oad put in, but i.f a culvert were installed, Mr. Lind would have no objections. The driveway is in, but no culvert under it. Mr. Utter explained that seven years ago Mr, Nelson and he got the City to put in a temporary storm sewer that goes back to within 40 feet of Old Central and empties there. When the County put in Old Central, he asked the County if they would put a culvert on private land. Water hae been running over the property. As of now, it is in the process of being connected so there would not be any water problem once it is connected. The City Engineer eaid that originally when this area was developed, there was no storm sewer. In 1965 the Public Work� Department put in a storm sewer. Recently they have extended the pipe closer to the culvert. Probably a culvert will be installed under the driveway next spring. Hopefully the drainage problem will be solved in this area and there will be no water standing on the lot South of Lot 6. It is too late in the season now to finish the work. MOTION by Fitzpatrick, seconded by Zeglen, that the PZanning Commission close the public hearing of the Special Use Fermit, SP �71-16, by Everett F. Utter. Upon � voice vote, a11 vo�ing aye, the motion carried unanimously. MOTION by Zeglen, seconded by Fitzpatrick� that the Planning Conffini.ssion ,recommend to Council approval of the request for a Special Use Permit, SP #71-16, by E'verett F. Utter to construct an accessory storage building on I,ot 6, Block 2, n Moore Lake Hi11s Addi tion per Section 45.051, 2-A of the City Code. Upon a i. voiee vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carrded unanimously. 3. Mx. Utter said he did not plan to build until the culvert is completed. .S. aaviv�+�-a�vava. ..v..�..�.,�.� ��.�,��—'.�— ---- - __ _ NO�iTHERN. INC.: Being a rRplat af the �ast 333 feet of Lots 3, 4, 6, 7 and 8, except tize South 200 feet of Lot 6, �nd East 333 feet of Lot 2 lying NQxtherly of I-1i694, Auditor's Subdivision #78, subject to easemeats of rec4rd. Mr. Robert H. Brokopp, Supervisor of Title and Closing, of Burlington Northern Inc, wae preaent. laOTION by Schmedeke, seconded by Fitzpatrick, that the Planning Cammiasion waive the.reading of the Public Hearing Notice for consjderation of the proposed preliminary p1at, P.S. #71-04, Burlington Northern Industrial Park Plat No. 1- Friciley by 8urlington Northexn, Inc. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, tha motion carried unanimously. Mr. Qureshi said that this plat is part of an agreement made with Bu�lington Northera about a year ago. The City wanted tbe East half of this propextq platted iato smaller lots so the land would not be occupied by the railroad company but rather be aold to other developera for amaller industrial sites. They felt thia would be oae way to provide a buffez between the xailroad tracke for the people living Qn the Ea�t side of Main Street and aecondly getting aome �� praperty back on the City tax roll. The railroad compaay is oa the ta�c rall ao� for the land, but the additional tax would be for the buildir�gs. Pla�nin� Commission Meeting - December 8, 1971 �age 4 Mr. Brokopp explained that the Southern boundary, Lot 3, Black 3R is �ot r1 defiuitely decided yet becauee of legal claims concerni�g I-69k, and by Che time the final plat is ready' they hope to have this solved. /'1 r /'� Another part of the agreement was to give Main Street accesa 1� line wiXh 57th Avenue and that access has been provided. Mr. Schmedeke, Chairman of Plats & Subdivi�ion�-Streets & Utilities Subcom- mittee, added that this item wa� before his committee an hour prior to thia meeCi�g. He was happy to see the land was going to be developed for amal� industrial sitea bordering on Main Street. He thought the people in thaC area, and his area included, were afraid it would be a$witching yard. He fslt the City �hould be complimenting the railroad company for working the prablem out 1n this �anner. In answer to Chaixtinan Erickson's queation if there were an� other agre��e�ts tnad� between the Council and railroad, Mr. Qureshi anawared "no", Thexe wsxs no comtaittmenta, merely the East 300 feet be platted into induatrial ar�a�s. Th� waterinain is in the mi.ddle of the property•and easements axs prowid�d for t1�at too, Cit�airman Erick�on commnented that, suppose the City decided they do �1ot war�t a piggyback yard anywhere, could the City deny the request? Probably they can, Mr. Qureshi answered. The City does have an ordinance that prohibits this Use. Chairman Erickson continued, that supposing the plat is approved a�nd the City does not approve the request for a piggyback yard, would tk�ie affec� the accees? Mr. Qureshi said the City has access at 57th and 61st Avenue, atid tk�e eswer l�ne on Main Street. Chairman Erickson said he was not in favor of a piggyback yard. Mr. Minish questioned whether or not there should be more access ta the interi,or lots. Mr. Herbert H. Neeaer, 6220 Starlite Blvd.: Mr. Neeser understood the railroad tracka would stop at blst, but a track was laid right behind his home and this was in addition to the main 1ine. To him it looked like switch- ing tracks. Mr. Qureshi said it probably was a temporary storage yard until they got their railroad yard on 43rd Avenue built. He understood this was only a ten�porary use of � the property. Mr. Brokopp said he waa not prepared to talk about tracks, as he was not familiar with it at all. It is railroad right of way and they have been the�ca long before any houseB were there. Beiag what it 1s, ha thought �hey could still be there and opexate aad not da 8nything you would not eacpect �loag the railroad right of way. Plaaninq Commissiou Meeting„Aecembe� 8, �971 Page 5 ^ Robert Trac�yk� 6QQQ Triaity A�ives He would oppose the raiXroad �omi�$ out oa 61.at Avsau� with the piggyhack• 61sx Avanu� ia a fxirly new atreet and �h� Citg �u�t p�t in curb atid gutter. �'he ua�ghborhood was getting a�ay �xom thie klad af tr�f�ic. Ae compli�rentec� the City om thaL. Iie was oppoasd to pig�yback. If th� RurliagtoR Nertherp owa� groperty o� the oth�r eide of �h� trr�c.lcs which �ead� into �ast River xo$d � why cou�dA't they �Q saf t that way? bk. Qu�ce$h� explsia�ed thax whrrt th� ra�.lraad caanpany ia doing r�ow :ia what �he Ci�y requ�red tham ta do. The �ixy doa,� aot w+utt thia p�'opQ�'ty developed into �nother ra�lrot�d u�e, but ind�tatrix�. � Qz►a yeax ��o, wlth th�.� in mind. the City requixed them to p��t ia oxd�a� to diccoura�e u�e� for xailroad puxpoaee, The m�jo�c por�i.o� af th� �and awaQd by- thQ railroad �.� heavy induetrial, but �he p�opeXty abut�tiA$ bl�t Avenue ie light 1ndu+�txial. Willi.aia Fi.nk, 61.�1 Starl:ite Blvd. s��id �hey hava livad there a long t�a�e. TheX had ba�en to7,d thera would 1�� ap�trtmeat�r acxo$a th� �treet, �aut ABVeY industrial. At cma time the lr�ad waa ta b� plattsd �or � achaQ�, �ut ti�s p�ic� Wao �oo hi�h. H�e under�wtood a paxk w+w psogoaed ts�a, but now, suddenly, it i� b��k �a �ight indusizial. Gha�.rmau ExicluPOa +��id the property h,�d aot ch+�Agad �aAing �or many y+�ara, It ��a unfartua�xa thsy wex� told that. , Mre, Lor�yna Fi.nk, b�01 St�x�.ite Blvd. s Wkiea thsy tsoved into thei.r hau�� thsy qu�e�rtiat�d th�a r�t�.l.�ot�d track. Thay wese t�ld th4��a would be o�� train � � d�y. �h�y chsck.od o� � buffe�t zone. The City $ug�naer at that time came ', ca�r. Tti� QAIy ttliAg �11 wa� coACerned with �rss tbQ tr�aea �hat were n�v�r �� plu�tsd. ' Gi�Aixmau ��cicic��n eaid xhe C1ty waa �ot r��poasible fQr the bufier ��x�e. f M�'+�. Fink �+�ksd i� �hs Co�m�ieeion felt the 11ght imduatrial. wou�.d hu�t th�ri�r proper�y aud what about xha parl�. � 'k�t. �'i�z�akrick expl��uad 13� waa the Chr�ira�an� oi the Parka and �ecreat�.oa Cat�a.t�w4lan ar�d that t}�ey have di�cuasec� th� usa o� tiaie ].$ud, and down ta 4�rd Aveuu�, for pa�k$ froan Ci��ue tp time. It W�ut much too expenaive progaxxy �or th� City to buy for p�rka. The City now h�►s aA axr�ngsment ior the� us� o� sca�e oE thin �aud oA 49�h for a park, but khar2 never was a realisti� �OiIA�- bi.li�y for thi� lr�nd to be acquired for a p�rk. �. SchmRdeke eai.d thnt he waa try�ng to briag out th�t thi� pr��ent pxagQpa3� boxde�in� on Maiu Straex, 3AQ f�et deep, to put�lighx iadu+�trial bu�.�ding�a � C��x� ia�ate+�d of gi��Yb�Gk servicea. wao aur be,at altax�a��. The Ci��y haa �aAxxol ovex the� �yps of build�ngs and th�n g�reeaarg s�rot�nd th�a�a and to say haw khay ebould �e couetruated. �le was Rure th� membere o� thia Qc�mnleaiQ�► wQUld mot e�11 tbe people down the ri.vs�r to pig�ybAC�C �ervicaa, �i� h�a been ak��uxi.ag � l.on� tinu� !or evexgreen p�.antinga fo; �andoc�pi.ng suid bufier. iia wa� cer�a�.� the C1tq wr�� aat trying to hurt the people. Thtr pl�iag Goppais�ion•auggepted ta Mx. aad Mxa. Fiak that if thay k�ad kmot�ledg� ihat �he City �ra� a party in the agrsem�eat for tx'ee� �or a b�ffsr � zoae, they ohould bring it i�efose the Ccuacil. Mr. Minieh beli�ved thie �tae a a�tter of a prlvat� agrsem,er►t with Carleaa sad L�Vine, �nd if thera �raa a vrxitt�n ��;�em�at� it ahould be produced. Planning Co�ission Meetint3 - December $, 1971 _ Page 6 � � Ronald McClain, 6Q07 Main Street: He wondered why there wasn't a railroad crossing at 61st Avenue. Mr. Qureshi said the City has gone before the Public Service Commission of the Railroad Coamnission requesting a crossing and was turned down. The way it looks now, the railroad crossing is an impossibility. The City is working to get a grade separation on Mississippi Street so that we have better access at that point. Mr. Minish asked if the railroad approved the crossing on 61st Avenue and the an�wer was they opposed it. He then asked why they opposed it. Mr. Brokopp answered that this would be a very large crossing. Extensive hearings were held before the Railroad Ccmauission and permission was refused. The underpass on Mississippi Street is more aenaible in order to keep the cars away from the tracks. Mr. Brokopp said tha City has an easement for 61st Avenue access. They gave up enough of their property �o that access could be provided for Starlite Boulevard. They cooperated again with the City at that time. This platting of 61st Avenue is not anything new, but was put on the"p lat by coincidence with the platting down in Sylvan Hills. Mr. Minish aeked if two access roads would be sufficient. Mr. Fitzpatrick said he had the sau�e question. This propoeal would be for pretty heavy traffic ^ along 61�t Avenue. t , Mx. Ferris D. Palmer, 6018 2nd St. N.E.: He said he did not know how long th� railroad company owned the groperty. In 1950 cows were grazing behind their lot. Why isn't the property zoned cou�ercial? MOTION by Zeglen, seconded by Fitzpatrick, that the Planning Commission close the public hearing of the proposed Preliminary P1at, P.5. #71-04, Burlington Northern Industrial Park Plat No. 1- Fridley, by Burlington Northern, Inc. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. Chairman E�icksoa asked to see a copy of the Council Agreement with the railroad company. The City Engineer passed out copies to all the members. Mr. Qureshi said that the railroad would participate in the railroad separation on Mississippi 5treet, which, basically, is County road. The City requeated by Resolution the need af the grade separation. Anoka County has engaged Eugineers to make a feasibility atudy. He continued that in the last eight years the crossovex at Mississippi Street has been discussed but the County controls the road. Originally it was the railroad company that was not favorable to the crossover, but that has been solved. The only eupport the railroad will give Fridley is before the Railroad Com�aission. The reaaons given for the delay by Anoka County were money and the people in the North area who feel because it is a large sum of money, wish the money could be spent better elsewhere in the County. The County stil�. has a rural flavor. The railroad will be paying lOX of the cost. r°�^ Planning Commission Meet�nA - December $, 1971 �'ag� � �'1 Mr. Minieh made a conoaaent xegarding the railxoad comga�y no� �o add a�y �ew tracka North of 61�st Avenue. I� tbe diacus�ion tha� fal�.owed, i,t w�a pointed out that within the ra��road right af way, Burl�.A�ton �I��r�hern doae have aome extra control. Mr. Minish wondexed if li�ht 1adu�strlal. was Ch� beat for�a of zoAing for this area. Mr. Qureshi said thls would iae tha h�.gl�e�st Use pf the l�nd becau�e af the closeneao of the track.s. Ths C�.ty �ant�qC zone� down without due coaq�easation. Chairtqun Ericksor� said �hat i.� fih+� t�x'ig,inal right of way, the railrvad co�pa�y could uae it in any way they wiahed withir� the limits of the Federal law. �.n �xder to use most c►f the gropex�y b+��wesn Main Street and the track,� � the rai.lroad wi.11 have to apply fva; pe�r►lt� uad�r our Oxdinance. So the people and the City do bave aama parotectic��n. Mr. �chznedeke said he d�d nat know what elas the Coatmi,s►aion could �sk fo�, It seemed the petitioner caute up with exactly wh+�t the Counci�. aeked. kie wa� sure the members on this Cammisaion would frown on piggybacks. �ven though the �silroad planR to use the Eseterly 3Q0 feet o�' the exiatit�$ pro�erty � it i� poaaib�.e if there is a plaz�t which r�eeds �nore land than the plat provides, they can actually build by placin� the atzueture an the lot it� �uch a fashion that they wi11 juet need an easement �o get acces� ta Ma1a Stree�. This wauld bs na prablem. MQ2'.Tf�N by Schmedeke. �econded by Zeqlen, that the Planni�ng Comm.iss.�can reccaiqmend to Council �p,prowal of the pro,pose� Fre��mi�a.�y Plat, F.�. �Y71-0q, Buxlington Northern Indu�tr�aZ Park P1�t No. 1° Fr�dle� .by aµr.la�ngtar� �la��he�.rn, � Inc. ber�ng a�eplat of th� E�st 3.33 fe�t of Lots 3, 4, 6. 7 and 8, �xcept t1�� ,South ?QD fae� of Lot 6, and E$st 333 feet of Lcat .? l y#t�g NoxtherT � of ��^Nb94, J�pd�tto.�'�s Subd.tvision No. 78 subject to Pxotective Covena�ts and �asemaantar ot' r�coxd. Upon a voice vote, all votin� �ys, the ntotion carried unax�imous.Iy. 4� FUBLIC HEAAING' CQNSIDE�tATION VF A xiWru,�y ruaLir��r�aAS r�e.,� ,�. a• FnGFWATER GARDENS PLAT 2. BY 8AM TEMPLIN: Be�.ng a xeplat pf �ota a . Fridley Ps�k 5. VACAxION RLQUEST: SAM TEMPI�IN, SAV i�71-0$: To vacate existing alley in Bl4ck I4, �xidley Park Additio�n. � kir. Sa�a Templln, the petik�ioner, was present, ,MO�'IpN b� Fitzpatri�k, secaraded by 9chmedeke, that the Flannin� Cor�nnissiorl wsive th� reading of tbe pabl�c hear3ng for the consideratior� of a p�opa�ad P�e1.tm,inax� P.tat, P.S. rY71-O5, Edgewater Gardens Plat ?, by Sam Tampl�nR ilpor� a vo.ic� vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carriecl unanimous.ly. Ths Cit� EAgiaeer eaid he had two co�saents to make regardln$ thi,e plat. � The South�rly two lote do not meet the cade width requirements, but the reat of the late are adequate, and the pverall area xequirements are met. Ths �equeet for tkte alley vacation -- the City feels thera is ao probl�m vacating the alley oa the Ea�t� but the Worth alley should not be vacated because o£ I�ocke Lake Fark. The alley ie part of the public acc�ss aad the Ci�y �ehould ^ retaia it. planning Commission Meeting - pecember 8. 1971 'Page $ �'1 Mr. Schmedeke said the Plat� & Subdivislons-Streets & Utillties Subca�na ttea approved the plat with the stipulation that the alley to the North be kept by the City and subject to reta�.n�ng the draiAage easement � Mx� Tem,plin said he would �.ike to have the portion of the alley on the Narth end for the house on that lot. If the City retained tk�e a11ey, t�.e back end Qf the 1�ot would be on�y 65 feet. Thera are eome nice �xpensive hamee ia that neighborhoad. H� would lika to build nlce homes even if alo�g the txack. He did not think he could get a buyer for a z�ice expeneive home can a too auiall piece of $round. Mx. Robert Stewart, �.7 67th Way: He asked if it wa� the intention t4 build ai��le famiiy dwellin�a. The answer was "yea'�. Mr. St�wart eaid he had no further queationa. M�'. Gozdon AspensQn, 17 Aice Creek Terraces He had no questions about the bui�dings, but was iutereated in ge�tiag a pa�ck for Xhe sma1.1 chi,l.dret� of th� area. He would like to aee the firat �.ot� and p�rhapa the aecond pne purchased fox a play park for the little childxen brcauas there is ao au�h facil�.ty in the nei�hboxhood now. Mr. �azae� P• Glaaer, 16 Rice Creek Way: He �aid he wa� told tha� originally, wh�au 8d�ewater Gaxdeas wa� plaGted, they w�nted to buy thia land frotn the rail- ro�td company, but the railroad company wauld not ael1. lie wc�!uld lik� t4 knaw who 1n�.tlated tbia paxt�cular actio� now. He, alaa, asked that i.f ths under- paae �oes throu�h, would Ashton Ave�ue be� cla�sd �ox th� safety of Iths children caming out of this area. Mr. Bzokopp said the prop�rty h�d been for sale at leaat for ten yeara that he knew o�. �Ir. Tetaplin thought the pr��s was too high in 1968 -- naw i.t is all right. There was nothing underbanded about �.t on his part r�or Mr. �emplin's. Dorothy Stewart, 17 N.E. 67th Way: She said she walks her dog it� �h� NorthaxlX 1ot area and there ia a slight hill there. It woua.d wake a��ce psxk and she felt that for all the taxes they pay, they ahou�d have a park in that axea. Mr. Templin said that in case the C�ty wou�.d b� interested, he wauld be happy to Calk about that lat for �ark puxpoaes. The City had a good chance to take a part of that area that is tax forfeit. Mx. Qureshi mentloned the fact that all of the lota South of ths pxopoaed p3.�C ax� tax foxfeit. Mr. Templ�n aaid that as fax ae plattiAg is aoaceraed� thex� is a�aae�.i�11��,C� tt�ey could get ev�erybody aatisfied. There �.s s�uch � thing that mayba with th�x J,o� on the end by Lacke Lake, he could possibly swap with tax fo�f�it ��nd. T�ie City Engineer said that probably the City I� there i$ any way the�r can, they would �.ike to ^ do it, they would accept Mr. Templin'a offes. could do ao�aething 11ke this, try it. If they can leg�llp Mx. Fitzpat�ick said that i� view of the questioas at th1� mest�.n�, h� would maks a motlon. Planning Comanission Meetin_ g- Decemlaer $, 1971 _ P�g� 9 �.�_.._..� . . . . ^ !Ni)TION by Fitzpatrivl�. seaondad by Saluned�Jce. �hafi t.he p�bl.ic he�ar.�r�g� b� con�i�ued un�.il Januaxy 12. 1972 ��d tha� a check of �he 1��t p� peaple z�oti�- fiaa be mada �or �he pxopos�d �Preli�ninary P1.at, F,S. N7��-G�S, Ed�ewa�ex Ga�xder,� �lat ?, by Sam Temp1�� be.ing a xep�at of 7�ots Y t,iix�tug.� 9, 81ar�1k 10. Fx.�dl�ey ,Paxk Addition and the Vac�ation ReQuest, SAV #71-QB, a^sm T�m�a.��1� to vaca�k� �h� �xi�ting �a�.le� �.n �1ook 10, Fridley Park Addition. Upox� a vaafra� vot�. �11 vo�ing ay�, thp mot.to�n �arri�d unanizqouslg. 6. R�QUEST, I..S. �71-14, .. �taapr Addltion. To ea Mr. and Mx's. Exig�lbaxdt were pres�ent. $ 0. FNG�LHARDTt �oC 5, 8�.ock 2, two bullding altes, The City Enginee� �acplained that bscauae thi� ia �► ��rgs 1ot, Mr• En6��,- hardt wae unable to aell� it aa �uch, th�r�f�re h�► was aaki,ng fo� a split. Mr� �ngelhardt put in on].y one water and sewe�r aervice �or the lar�� 1�+t, ax�d not,t he would ba requixed t4 pu�t in another. Axue lpt w�►�ld be appxoximatel�y 75 feet and the other ?9 feet wide. The lat�s meet tha area require�nea�a. Ance th� lot aplit is apgroved� the petitioner ia rsquixed te get a c�rti�icat�s of aurvey. The Conmiie�sion could leave the survey r�quirement �pen eo that if klr. Eagelhaxdt would have a buyer, it could-be produc�ed ax that Cime. AlnTTON by Fitzpa�r�ck. seconded b� Zeglen. tha�k the Pl�.nra,ir�g Commissicn recomme�nd to Couneai.� the Irot Split Request, L.S. N71-.�4, by ,�un.�c� p. �En�e�.- � hardt, to split Lot 5, Block 2, Riverwood Manox Add,ition .t� oxd�r tca g�t �wo ! bu.�ldi.�g �sites se�.bjsct to the understanding there is no ob�ectior�s to a�a adr�i° tiana� water and sewex sexvice and that t.he e�xt.if�c�te of survey be subm.itt�d at the time the 1ot is sold. Upon a voice t�rat�, a11 voting ayQ, the mat.i��a carxiad unanimously. /'1 7. LOT SPI,IT xEQUEST: JOHN M. METCALFE: Lot 16, except tbe Easterly �.65 feet Ghereof, Revia�ed Auditor's Subdivision No. 23. For a propoaed second building siXe. The e�alanation by the City Engineex was that although Riv�rview Terraae goee through �he Eaate�cly part of Lot 16, there is adequate land for the ap].it, Thex� is a hause on Lot 16 and Mr. Metcalfe plaus to aplit off the fxoat of tha 1.ot, retaining the We�t half of the lot where the house i� and sell the othar ha1�. Mx. Sclnta�deke aaid that tha Plate & Subdiv�.�i.ona-Street� & utilitia� �u�� comwi.ttee approvsd the lot aplit with the etlpulatio�n that Mr, Metcal�� woxk w3th th�s Eng�neer�.ng Aepartment ta get a1J. the� necsesary easements and o�he� requiretaenta. i `-" :: ✓ 1��.�.�`:`,``- � _ �._ ' Cliait-�aan Erlckeon commented that Che lota wou7.d ba approxixaa�ely 9�. feet wide and an averags of 100 feet deep. I� the aaaen�t'were taken off. the �1ot�a would be �ubstaadard. He wondered if Mx. Matc�lfe were awar� that when h�a j' etarts diggiag fox aewex a�d water thet the 4ervice Would be fairly d�a�ap �.a tha � middle lot• It �$ ],cawex'than tha roadwaq� dapending upon whexe the lo� �i�n� � would be. He might not be able to relocate �he �arv�cs. ,, �,� ' (/ � ,�.e �.,,,s,.r�•- GG�.eLK.-G.- � � �.'_ .: i,� �. r«� , �.�, '+ , � ..�1�' �w � F�,.�' ci ^"'�''�G *- ..��:.� ,�c-�:�+�.-��..c.�.t.-- � �� . n /+ � y� � �" ` � ,- . , ,,s�' y,.-' ,. , � . , 7� ��. � ^./tSL"'L..- : a;._ � �fj p� ,C . L r-z�----�' '° �" /hti2itil-�t" ....Gti�'°"s.(L.-� GCe�,.�. / ��.Z^ <� L'be.�r'�� ` � / e't5c-�.1,�L.' f/•. �v'� � Planning Commission Meeting - December 8s 1971 Pag� �p I � MOTION by Schm�deke, seconded by Fitzpatxick, that the Planning Comm�SSion tab.Ze the Lot Split Re�uest, I„ S. #71-15, by John M. Metcal'fe to sp1�t Lot 16, ' except the Easterly 165 feet therea�, Revised Auditer's SubdivisiAn No. ?3 until January 12, 1972. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, th� motion �arried unanimously. 8. SET PUBLIC HEARING DATE OF JANUARY 12, 1972: REQUEST F�R A SPECIAL uSE PERMIT, SP ��71-17, DON'S GULF SERVICE STATION. xequest for U-H�u1 rentals on Easterly 351 feet of Lot 12 and Easterly 351 feet of the Southerly 20 feet of Lot 11, Auditor's Subdivision No. 155, except that part taken for highway and street purposes, per Code Section 45.101, SubsecXian 6, Paragraph 3E, MOTION by Zeglen, seconded by Fitzpatrick, that the Planning Commission set the Public Hearinq date of January 12, 1972 for the Special Use Pexmit, SP #71-17, by Don's Gulf 5ervice Station for U-Haul rentals. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motlor� carried unanirrbusly. 9. COMPREHENSIV$ PLAN FOR THE CITY OF FRIDLEY: The CoaunissioA set the date of January 26, 1972 as a study me�ating for the Compxehensive Plan for the City of Fridley. ^ � 10. SECOND MEETING IN AECEMBER (DECEL�E& 22, 1971). The Com�niasion decided to forego the �lanning Commission meetit�g af Aeceuiber 22, 1972. The next regular meeting of the Planning Commi�s�on will be January 12, 1971. 11. GUIDE LINES FOR LOTS SUBSTANDARD IN SIZE: Chairman Erickson said the question is if a petitioner, when h� purchased a 4Q �AOt loG, could legally build on it. In 1956 he could not build on 40 �oot lota, x�or can he today. The question now is what should the Plaaaing Coatm�saion d� about these lots. ` The City Engineer referred to the McCline lots: They were tax �arfeit befoxe 1963, since then no taxes were psid and the lots went ta�c for�eit again, On twa of the ].ota East of 3rd Street in the Plymouth Addition, �here would be a way to build bq vacating the street and adding the additional land to the lota. This would g�ve Mr. McC11Ae 70 foot lots. The Chairmaa said that wherever poasible, the Commaission should try to waxk out some guide lines Qr statement of policy. The study this evening wauld be confined to Plymouth Addition. After a lengthy diacuseion amon� the meutbers of. the Planning Co�tplasioa, Mr. Qureshi summarized the Commission's commtents as follows; ^ � � � ria�T ninB Com�►is.sion Meeting - December 8, 1971 �age ll 47th Avenue: Lot 30, Block 9(Lot East of 3rd St.) G8th Avenue: Lot 30, Bloc� 8(Lot East of 3rd St,) To be allowed to build by vacating the Southerly h�lf af the street making the lots 70 feet w�de. Total structure to be built on the 40 foot part of the lot. r'^4$th Avenue: �Lot 15, Block 2(Lot on West side of 3td St.) Conaider allowing to build a small house 1� s�oriea high with m 5 foot s�de yard to the North. House ta fit in with the neighboring structure�. 48th Avenue: Lot �5, alock 3(Lot W�st �f 2� Streat) ` Consider allowing to bui�d a aingle story, small house wiGh 5 foat side yard to the North. House to fit �n wlth the �sigh- borin$ structurea. 46th Avenue: Lot 16, Block 11 (Lot �ast af 2nd Stxeet) Single etory small hause with 5 foot aids yard to the North to be considered. House to fit in with the neighboxin$ structures. 3rd Streetc Lot 11, Block 10 'Tlae Coumnission wanted to check further about the ownership aad backgrou�d. 47th Avenue: Lot 30, Block 12 (Zot East of Maia Street) Should not be considered for construction becauae of the traffic and crosaing street traffic vlsual problems. 49th Avenue: Lot 30, Block 2(Lot on cort�er of 2� Street) 49th Avgnue; Lat 30, Block 1(Lot on corner of Universlty Avenue) Shou�.d not be considered for construction because of the traffia and crossing street traffic visual problems. Mr. Qureshi said that the Planning Commission indicated that these recaar mendatione should be forwarded to the Council with the following additianal camunente. The requeat for construction - these lots should etill go through the �aard of Appeale for va�iances so that there will be a chan.ce of additional. discuee�oa with the neighborhood before the City makes the final decisio� on allowi.ng the co��truction. They also wamted these recanuaendationa taade availab�.e to ths Board of App�als. ADJOURNMFNT: The�e being na further busiAess� 'Chaix�atan Brickso� $djpurned tl�e taeetlAg at 11:4Q P.M. Respectfully aubtqd.tted �a �'-f' (��(.!(Lt-�c-ct,.-r.. Haz� 0'Bxian - Aecordi�g Secretary � 1. � BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL MEETING OF DECEI�ER__21, 1971 �� The meeting was called to order by Chairman Zeglen at 8:00 P,M. _� - MF.IriBERS PRESENT: Zeglen, Lindblad, White . ME:MBERS ABSENT: Tonco, Gnerre OTHERS PRESENT: Hank Muhich - Chief Building Inspector MOTIOI�T by White to approve the minutes of the December 9, 1971 meeting as written. Seconded by Lindblad. Upon a voice vote, aIl voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. � CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST TO CONSTRUCT AN OF ING LOCATED ON PART OF LOT 1,.PARCEL 300, AUD THE SAME BEING 1305 72NA AVENUE�N.E., FRIDLEY (REQUEST BY BRYANT-FR,ANKLIN CORPORATION, 1000 NEW BRIGIiTON, MINNESOTA 55412.� AND WAREHOUSE BUILD- S SUBDIVISION �k79, NESOTA 55432. ' COUNTY ROAD "D".' . Mr. Richard Brama, President of Bryant-Franklin Corgoration was present to present the request to construct a warehouse buil.ding. The building /"'� will have 42,000 square feet of space with 7,Q00 square feet of this area -- used for office space. The building is 120 feet wide and 352 feet long with 22 foot ceilings. Mr. Brama said they obtained a variance from Che Board of Appeals to change the set back from 100 feet to 70 feet so the offices could face the residential area on 72nd Avenue N,E. This side of the building will be all brick. The present plans show a com- bination of concrete block and brick on the side facing Old Central. � � i Mr. Zeglen said he noted they had no room for expansion. Mr. Brama said , they would be using all the avilable space for the originaZ building and weren't planning any expansion. /"� a __.__.. _ _ -_ _ _ _ ____ _ __ __ _ . __ , Mr. Zeglen told Mr. Brama they had to have concrete curbiug around all blacktopping and a 10 foot radius on driveways. Mr. Brama said they had a curb machine and their own crew so they always put in concrete curbing. The committee said the chain link fence s;jown on the glans had to be slotCed for screening purposes. Mr. Zeglen said the property was lower than the street and there would be drainage problems. Mr. Brama said they would have their engineer make a study of the topography. Mr. Zeglen said there was no prov�sion on the submitted plans for refuse. Mr. Brama said they preferred inside dumpsters. Mr. Zeglen said the final plan should show space allowed for the. plarement of dumpsters. Mr. Lindblad asked what kind of roof the buil.ding would have. Mr. Brama said it would be a flat roof of pitch and gravel with lZ inch insulation and metal deck. ' � ^ 0 ._ . _. � . , Building Standards Design Control Meeting of December 21,_1971 PaSe Z Mr. Muhich told Mr. Brama he would have to provide three sets of plans which would take approximatel'y two weeks to process before a building permit could be issued. He told him to make application for a con- tractbr's license as soon as pos�ible so it could go before the Council at the January 1 0, 1972 meeting. He told him to get a certificate of insurance and a performance bond for the exterior develogment. Mr. White asked when they expected to have the building completed. Mr. Brama said it would take four to six months depending on when they started. __ _ _ _ __ _ - � Mr. Lindblad asked about security lighting. Mr. Brama said they would � _ — . --- - - - _ have`lights around the office area and any other lighting that iaas needed. MOTION by Lindblad to recammend to the City Council approval of the request to construct the office and warehouse building with the following stipulations: 1. Concrete curbing around blacktop. 2. Higher elevation and solve drainage problems. 3. Frovide space for inside refuse containers. Secanded by White. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously: The meeting was adjourned by Chairman Zeglen at 9:00 P.M. Respectfully submitted, � . �,�`�is'�=f � — DOROTHY E� NSON Secretary 0 13 �� BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL MEETING OF DECEMBER 9, 1971 The meeting was called to order by Chairman Zeglen at 8:00 P.M. MErIBERS PRESENT: Zeglen, Tonco, Lindblad, White MEMBERS ABSENT: Gnerre OTHERS PRESENT: Hank Muhich - Chief Building Inspector MOTION by Toaco to approve the:minutes of the November 23, 1971 meetiag as Written. Seconded by Lindblad. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. 1. CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST TO CONSTRUCT AN ADDITION TO THE �RESENT ' BUILDING LOCATED ON LOT 27, BLOCK 2, CO1rIl�1ERCE PARK ADDITION, THE SAME BEING 7541 COI�IERCE LANE N.E , FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA. (REQUEST BY MOGUL CORPORATION. 7541 CONIl�IERCE LANE N,E., FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA,) � Mr. Richard Gallant, of the Mogul Corporation, and Mr. Bob Coyle, representing the Balco Building Systems, Inc., were present to present the request. They want approval to enclose an existing 24 ft. x 50 ft. storage dock for empty drums, that presently only has a North wall. � �_�: The Balco Building Systems Inc. �onstructed the original building. Tte addition will have bronze colof�d steel curtain walls to match the existing building. The exterior is a factory finished panel and would have no insulation. Mr. Tonco asked if tt�ere was any dan�er of puncturing this wall when the drums were being loaded. Mr. Coyle said it was possible to puncture anything, even something of a two layer construction. Mr. Zeglen asked if they had damage to the existing wall from drums. Mr. Gallant said there wasn't any. Mr. Coyle said there would be a struct- ural member about 4 ft. high. •' Mr. Coyle said they were adding a stairway and door in the addition to meet the fire safety requirements. The addition will have an 8 ft. by 8 ft. door at dock-high elevation for loading the drums. Mr. Tonco asked about the roof bar joists. Mr. Coyle said they were of tubular type steel instead of the rod type. Mr. Muhich said the addition would still meet the code requirements for. density and parking. MOTION by White to recommend that Council approve the request to construct an addition. Seconded by Tonco. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. � /''1 � � /'� 2. �J �uildin� Standards Desit�n Control Meetint�' of December 9,_ 1971 Pa�te 2 Mr. A1 Zeis was present to present the request. _�--� Mr. Zeis explained he has purchased 15 lots on Beech Street. He will be constructing oae building, in three phases, that w111 be joined by a common wall of 12 inch block. This request covers only Phase I. The Board felt the p},ane were complete in every way. The plans ehowed the alevations of alZ tiie buildings, the landscaping, parking areas and all details of the buildings. . Mr. Zeis purchased the property from Juster Enterprises, Inc. about 6 weeka ago. Ae was not aware of an alley vacation notice concerning this property until December 9, 1971, the day of the subcom�nittee meeting. Mr. Zeglen read a copy of the pending ordinance. The follawing is an excerpt from that public hearing notice. ' " Section 2. For the vacation of an alley deacxibed as follows: Located in Block 3, Onaway Addition and bounded on the North by the South line of 79th Avenue and bounded on the South by the North line of 78th Avenue, All lying in the Southeast Quarter (SE'�) ot Section 3, T-30, R-24, City of Fridley, County of Anoka, Minnesota, Be and is hereby vacated. " _ The Board also noted from the notice that it was before the Council for the public hearing on June 14, 1971 and had a first reading on June 21, 1971. Thexe was a note on the hearing notice that it was to be held until a deed for a cul de sac was xecorded. Mr. Zeis said if the vacation is granted he will have to change his plans completely. The parking area would ha•e to be moved to the front of the bui.lding and this would ruin his whole concept and the aesthetics of the building. He wasn't sure he would want to go ahead with the project. Mr. Muhich told him to come in to the office on Fridley, December 10, and see what could be done about the vacation. The proposed project will cover 32,600 square feet. Phase I will be 70 feet by 150 ft or 10,500 square feet. This is below the 40P/a density allowed in the Code. Mr. Zeis will lease this office and warehouse building. It will be constructed of concrete and scored block caith brick veneer around the �„� office entrances. All block wi11 be painted inside and outside. Buildi , Staadards - Desi n Control Meeti� of De e ber 97 P8 � 3 ^ Mr. Lindblad asked about facilities far trash. Mr. �eis thought this would be the responsib�lity of the reatera. Mr. Tonco s�id it was the owners reaponaibility to provide dumpsters. He thouffiht as there.was room near the loadi�g docka, the dumpaters could be locatad iaside the bu3.lding. MpTIO�i by Tonco to recar��mead that Couacil approve tl+e co�cept a,nd the i�suance of a buildiag pesmit for Phass I subject to �he awaer obtainiag a rela+�aa of s vacation.zequeat,providing the iollowing stipulations are.niet: 1. I�natall security lighting. - 2. Pravida trash dispoaal dumpsters wi��in the bui,�diag. Seconded bq Lindblad. Dpaa a vaice vote, a11 vo�ing aye, the mot�on carried unaaieaously. Cb�.ira�an Zegl�n ad jouraed tbe c�eeting at 9:10 P.M. Aeapectfully submitted, J'`�. ; Secretary � ��i � � � t. . : � �_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . � � �_.__ .. _ ,�° _ �._..�_ __ _ _ , �. � . . " THE MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING OF DECII'�ER 14, 1971 � The meeting was called to order by Chai�nan Minish at 7:35 P.M. MEM'BERS PRESENT : Minish, Sondhei.mer, Wall . MEriBERS ABSENT: Harju, Drigans OTHERS PRESENT: Clarence Belisle-Building Insgector 1�TTON by Sondheimer to approve the minutes of Che Novesnber 23, 1971 meeting as written. � Secanded by Wall. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried ananimously. Chairman Minish regorted to the Board that the Council had concurred with the Board's recommendations on the November 23, 1971 items. 1. A REQUEST FOR VAR.IANCES OF: SECTION 56.05, 1B, FRTDLEY CITY CODE. TO INCREASE THE MAXIMUM SQUARE FOOTAGE FOR AN INSTITUTIONAL SIGN IN AN R-1 DISTRICT FROM 24 SQUARE EEET TO 48 SQUARE FEET AND SECTION 56.OS, lE, TO INCREASE TH$ MAXIlKUM ' HEIGHT OF AN INSTITUTIONAL SIGN IN AN R-1 DZSTRICT FROM 6 FEET ABOVE LOT GRADE TO 10 FEET. TO ALLOW THE ERECTION OF AN INSTITUTIONAL IDENTIFICATION SIGN T0 � BE LOCATED dN LOT 2_ BLOCK 1_ QSBORNE MANOR 2ND ADDITION. THE SAME BEING 472 (REQUEST BY SIGNCRAFTER'S OUTDOOR DISFLAY, INC., 13-77TH WAY N.E., FRIDLEY, MCNNESOTA.) �, Mr. Charles Peugh and Mr. Jack Lawrance, representing Signcrafters, were pxesent to present the request. Mr. Ma.rvin Anderson, a member of the church, was also . present. Mr. Peugh explained the reason they are requesting the area variance is because the overall area of the sign is 6 feet by 8 feet but the copy area of the sign is only 5 feet by 7 feet. The remaining area of the sign is molding. .The variance on the height,is being requested, to get the sign high enough so the children in the area would not be able to get into the sign to change the message on it. The height is also wanted to get the sign higher than the average pile up of snow so it could be seen during the winter months. Mr. Lawrance stated the sign will be a double face interior illuminated, soft glaw, sign with a total height of 10 feet. It will have a plastic face with a11 steel construction. The top of the sign, which will have the church name, pastor`s name and service times, will have a black background with white letters. The bottom, a five line attraction panel, will be white with black letters. The Board asked•why they couldn't usP smaller letters and decrease the sign size. Mr. Lawrance answered there are stock letters of 2 inches, 4 inches and larger. They are using the 4 inch letters on this sign as it wi11 be positioned about 50 yards from Osborne Road and they want the moving traffic to be able to see and to read the sign. Re added again that the total copy area is only 5 feet by 7 feet. - /'� Mr. Belisle stated the City would like to see a lower profile sign and he added this sign is 100 per cent over the Code requirements. . . i. .. _. __.. _ _ . . . ._: _ _ _ . _ _ ._ _:��__,.��__ _ _ • � , �t� , . ,� The Minutes of the Board of Appeal.s Mee'ting of December 14. 1971 Pa�e 2 • Mr. Lawrance said they could lawer the sign l foot in height, which would t�` make it 3 feet off the ground, but�they would not like to see it any ' lower than that. The sign will have a lock on it but when a si.gn is low � enaugh for children to reach it they are bound to try to get into it. The Board asked for the exact location of the sign. � Mx:Peugh answered it would be placed on the sod that is 4 feet from the fxont of the new church addition. Mr. Lawrance added there are two windows in the front of this addition and the sign will be placed in the middle of them so it would not obstruct the view from the windows . Mx. Anderson said it would be approximately where the old temporary sign . was, that is now down, but will be closer to the building. . Mr. Sondheimer asked how far this would be from the sidewalk. � Mr. Peugh answered 38 feet and�Mro Belisle added the minimum is 18 feet. _ � The Board agreed the sign should be lawered to be only 9 feet high. . Mr. Wall felt a planter should be added at the bottom of the sign to add attractiveness to the sign and also would prohibit children from walking f,,,, under the sign. Mr. Anderson said they do have some bricks left over from the church addition and it was thought they would use them for that purpose. Some . peaple from the congregation would be doing this work when the weather permits. The Board questioned what type of zoning was across the street. On the City Zoning Map it shows that area, in Spring Lake Park, zoned R-1. The land is vacant at this time. Mr. Lawrance said he thought there was going to be a medical center across the street. MOTION by Wall to close the public hearing. Seconded by Sondheimero Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. MOTION by Wall to recommend to the Council approval of the area variance from 24 square feet to 48 square feet and the height variance from 6 feet to only 9 feet, provided the sign is located in the center of the new church addition, below the peak, approximately 4 feet from the front of the structure, and for the following reasons: 1. There is more than adequate space on either side of the sign. � �, n t"� � !U The Minutes of the Board of ApPeala MeeCing of Decembex 14, 1971 Pa�e 3 2. There is no safety or other factor Gha� would make it dangerous� as it does not obetruct traffic visibility. 3. It pxovides readability at tha large aetback. 4. No one was preaent who was in oppoeition to the sign. Seconded by Sondheimer. Upon a voice vote, there being na nays, th� motion carried unanimously. ApJQURNMENT : �'t�e meeting was adjouxned by Chairnoan Minish at 8:10 P.M. Reapectfully submitted, . C� MARY HINT Secretary ^, /'1 �� M��S pF T}.�IE REGULAR PqRKS Alm RECREATION CONr1ISSI0N MEETING. NOVEl��R �, 1971� Meeting was called to order at 7:40 p.m. by Chairman Fitzpatrick. MEMBERS PRESENT: Fitzpatrick, Blair, Stimmler, Wagar. MEMBERS ABSENT: Olson. OTHERS pRESENT: George Reiter, 5108 Topper Lane, Columbia Heights, 55421, 560-49ti3, Moe's Boxing Gym. Mrs. Ray Hartung, 7381 Memory Lane NE, 55432, 784-0550, Sr. Citizen's. Barbara Bailey, 4829 Minnetonka Boulevard, 55416, 926-1526, S.R.A. Rev. Wilbur Groff, 666 Mississippi Street NE, 55432, 926-1526, Sr., Citizen's. Mrs. Wilbur Groff, 666 Mississippi Street NE, 55432, 926-1526, Sr., Citizen's. Mrs. J. E. Meyer, 7868 Alden Way NE, 55432, 786-2853, L.W.V. MI I�1TES OF NOVEN�ER 7Z. ��1 �. MEETI NG � M�TION by B�a,in, Secanded by Sx,imm.�eh., �a apphove �h.e M.i.nu.te,a o� Zh.e Regu.P.a�c. Pwi.lz� and Recne.a�'.i.on Camm.i�a.i.an Mee.ti.ng, da,ted Oc,tabeh. l8, 1971 • The Mox,i.on c.a�v�.i.ed. MOE � S BOX I NG GYh'MVAS I U�9 � � Mr. George Reiter was present to ask for financial assistance for the operation of a boxinq gymnasium in Colwnbia Heights. Mr. Reiter started this type of wori. at a Northside Settlement House and worked there for 18 years before it closed down. Mr. Reiter and his son-in-law are now operating a gym in Colwnbia Heights „ which was opened seven years ago. Last year they had 305 boys. They've been open four �ights a week and they've won the Championship for seven years in a row. They could only enter 201 boys due to the increaed entry fee, so some of the boys were unable to attend. "fhe program involves boys ages 10 to 14 years. They hold their sessions at the Junior High Schaol two nights a week and at the Field House on the other two nights, from 6:30 to 9:00 p.m. This year, Columbia Heights will be sponsoring the National Golden Gloves Tournament. The entry fee will be $2.50 per boy, and it will begin on March 16, 1972, and lasting a minimwa of five days, depending on the number of teams entexed. The boxing program is operated in conjunCtion with President Kennedy's Physical Fitness Progra.ms. Mr. Reiter stated that he had often times he has paid money out of his own pocket, to operate the program and enter boys, but he is now retired and can no longer do this. He mentioned that there were 38 or 39 Fridley boys registered last year and they anticipate nearly 100 boys this year. y' Mx. Stimmler ask what the overall cost of the program was? Mr. Reiter �auldn't give ' a figure, but he explained that each boy gets a trophy, regardless of whether he was � a winnex ar not, and they have a fund raising dinner to help pay for these. They have seven teams and each team wins a team trophy. Mr. Fitzpatrick asked what the yearly total budget was? Mr. Reiter stated that they � bought 305 trophies. The majority of the boys get $4 trophies and the outstanding ones � xeceive a $8 trophy. Mr. Brown asked what the injury record was? Mr. Reiter stated that they have had no injuxies. �� . Minutes of November 22, 1971 Parks and Recreation Commission Meeting. Page 2 �QE' S ErOX I NG GYNMVAS I U'�1 �CQN � T) � Mr. Brown asked Mr. Reiter how mu�h mQt��eY h� wpuld be needing? Mr, Reit�x stat�d that the amount was to be detex'mined bX tha �ommissi,A�l• He ment�aned tha� the Columbia HeightS Boastex� cantxibuted $3QQ �nd Hil�to� dotlated $150 last year. Mx. Reiter said that anything would be a�preciat�d, Mx. Fitzpatrick irfoxm�d Mr. R�it�r that the City and the Commiss�.on datl't noxmally donat� to private individuals. We operate our own pra$rams. �Ix, Fitzpatrick thanked Mr. Reiter and said that the Commission wauld consider his xaquest and inform him of their,decision. SR� CITI�IV�S PROGRAM FOR FRIDLEY� Mxs. Ray Hartung was prasent, representing the Fxidley United MetY�adist Chuxch, Senior Citi�en's Program. The Suburban Recreatian Association asked the Ci.ty of Fri.dlery to help sponsor a pxogram for Seniox Citizens in Fxidley, and after checking, �.t w�s discovered fihat the Fxidley Unitec� Methodist Church was already offering samething fox this particular group. Both the Church and the S.R.A. woxe invited to ue presant at the November Commission meeting to discuss these programs and se�. i� they c�uld work together. �axbara Bailey, of the S.R.A., and Mrs. Hartung stated that they had me,t and d�,s�ussed �he two programs and they thought they could operate together quite nicely. ^ MrsR Hartung said that the Church had a free dinner and 41 Seniax Citizens from all ovex Fridley, attended. They ielt that this was a good turnout. Their next meeting show�d about 2Q in attendance. The�meetings are pn Fr�day svenings, Ac�Qrding to Mrs. �aiiey, Fxidley has 613 citizens over aga 65, The S.R.A. and th,e Chuxch want to combin�e their effort�. They would pxefex to meet an the £�rst and th�.rd Fridays of each month and wauld begin at 7:30, lasting until 9:30 p.m. They xeque$ted use of the Community Raom and M�. Brown informed them that they ws�uld haVe �o raake this request thxough the City Manager's Uffice. They decided to xeguest the twQ dates in December and then make onE request for 1972. The dates in Decembar are to be Aec�mber 3 and Deceraber 17. M4TTdN by �.a.i.n, See.anded by Glagah., �a appnave .the f�ey Se.n.i.an C.i.ti.zen'a Pnagn.am a,nd ne,commend �ha,t M�c,, Bnown aecune �h.e Camr►�.►�wty Raom �an �h.i.4 punpoae. The Ma�',i.on ca�c�c..i.ed, NK� `S HOX I NG GYMVAS I U"1 D I SCUSS I ON RESUNED � n Mx. Blair stated that he had wark�d with Mr, Reiter about four years aga and also attQnded tt�e d�,nnex, He stated that Mx. Mae is Mr. Reiter's son-in-law, and that £ox yeaxs, �hs�r h�ld these sessions in the basement of their hom�. Mr. Blair feels` th�t 3.t's a very waxthwhile pxogram. Mx, Stimmler asked if the Fridley Jaycees could be appxoached for £unds? Mx. Stimmlex f��t tha� we'd be "sticking our necks out for something over which we�d have no ca�xxol." Mx. �lair again stated that it was a very good program. Mr. Stimmler said that he d�dn't doubt that it was worthwhile, but he still wondered if it was our concexn? Th� CQmmission agreed that the Ci�y really couldn't become involved in a progxam which they wouldn't have any authority qvex, and Mr. Blair said he, being a member of the Fridley Jayce�s, will approach th� Jaycee President. � a� ? MZnutes of November 22, 1971 Parks and Recreation Commission_Meeting. Page 3 w � _ ,+�QCKEY ASSOCIATI.ON OF FRIDLEY: Mr. Stimmler spoke to the Commission, as President of the Hockey Association of Fridley. He informed the Commission that St. Anthony had asked to enter a team in our league and S�ring Lake Park / Blaine had requested a place for two teams. These entries would be �in ot�.r Hoase Bantam League. This would make a total of eight teams in the Bantam Hpuse Division. Mr. Stimmler said that he needs the approval uf the Commission to allow these teams to enter the program, on a reciprocal basis. Mr. Blair asked if this would place undue pressure on our available ice time? Mr. Stimmler said that it would not. Mr. Blair asked about goalie equipment. Mr. Stimmler said that he didn't know about that, Mr. Brown informed them that there is a set of Hockey Goalie Equipment available at each Hockey rink for this purpose. M�TTON by Becuh., Seconded by Glagan, �a �a n Noub�Ban► tam�Leag e.�nThe Ma�',i.on Scpa v�ed. Lah.e Pank. / B.2cune, Zo en.teh. �ua e.ama MAI LI NGS Dl�i I NG NOVEN�ER � Mr. Brown drew the Commission's attention to the memo on the Ruth Circle area. The property is now "locked up", but the final paperwork is still in the City Manager's Office. � Mr. Blair asked when we would reach our saturation point on the purchase of park lands and turn our thoughts to the development of what we have. Mr. Brown stated that we were almost to that point. Mr. Brown asked the Commission to refer to the memo regarding the spending of monies received thxough donation8. Mr. Blair suggested that Mr. Brown and Mr. Volkman prepare the ways and ^�eans to expend the monies received. Mo#.i.an �a nece,i.ve a.U. co�v�.e.apandence. _ _ _ CITY ATTORNEY�S LETTER. REGP�RDING CONMISSION AND THE BI�GET� In r�sponse to a xequest £or.information and interpretation on the Commission's responsibilities as far as the Parks and Recreation Department Budget is con�erned, Mr. Herrick reviewed Chapter 7 of the Fridley City Charter and Chapter 24 of the Fridley City Code, The Cammission was asking if there was a conflict of inconsistency between the two provisions. Aecording to Mr. Herrick, there is no conflict and the Gommission should continue to operate as they have in the past. The Commission asked fax copies of Chapter 7 of the City Charter and Chapter 24 of the City Code. These will be mailed out by the Secretary. A1HL�'TI CS FOR G I RLS � Mx. Blair recommended that we try to get a Girl's Basketball and Girl's Volleyball � Program into our recreation system. Our Girl's Fiag Football Program was most � successful and with Girl's Broomball coming up, Mr. Blair feels that the other phases o� girl's athletics should be considered. RICE CREEK NATURE 'TRp►IL AND TNE WI�TROPOLITAN COUNCIL: The Gommission xequested a copy of the letter to the City Manager, regarding Creek Nature Trail and the Metropolitan Council. This will be mailed. the Rice 23 � � Minutes of November 22, 19�1 Parks and Recrsation Commission Meeting. Page 4 �?YS BASKETBALL PROGRAM� Mr. Brown reported that the Boys Basketball program, which was originally set up to be sponsored by tYi�e 5chool District #14, Frid.ley Youth Footiaall Association, and the Parks and Recreation Department, would be sponsared by the School District only. The change is plans was set foxth by the School District, and the Department will no longer be involved. PARK FOREr1AN ATTENDING GONFERENCE: Mr. Brown informed the Commission that Ralph Volkman would be attending a conference on paxk lands, and that they would receive a full repart upon his return. ADJOURIV�NT � MOTION �a a.d�awcn �he mee.ti.ng cLt 9:45 p.m. The next regular meeting will be held on December 20, 1971, at 7;30 p.m., in the Community Room at Fridley Civic Centex. Please note that *he meexing date was changed, due to the Holiday Season. Respectfully submitted, :.:� r`` � � ,��..� CATHIE STORDAHL, Secretary to the Commission � � 24 PLATS & SUBDIVISIONS- pAGE 1 STREETS & UTILITIES SUBCOMMITTEE MEETING - DECEMBER 8, 1971 The meeting was called to order by Chairman Schmedeke at 7:05 P.M. ROLL CALL: Members Present: Engdahl, Schmedeke, Pierce, Meissner Member Absent: Crowder Others Present: Nasim M. Qureshi, City Engineer-Director of Planning 1. CONSIDERATION 4F A PROPOSED PRELIMIDIARY PLAT P.S. 4%71-04 BURLINGTON NORTHERN INDUSTRIAL PARK PLAT N0. 1- FRIDLEY b BURLINGTON NORTHERN INC.: Being a replat of the East 333 feet of Lots 3, 4, 6, 7 and 8, except the South 200 feet of Lot 6 and East 333 feet of Lot 2 lying Northerly of I-�f�694, Auditor's Subdivision #78, subject to easements of record. Mr. Robert H. Brokapp, Supervisor Title and Closing, of Burlington Northern, Inc. was present. Mr. Qureshi explained that basically the railroad company is following up ^ an agreement signed with the City at the time rezoaiag and variances were asked for by the coao�any for the part of the railroad yard expansion near 43rd Avenue. A part of the agreement was that the railroad company would plat the property North of the Freeway and make the land available to the public for sale. The plat meeta the City lot minimum requirements and also, in the agreement, an access was to be provided West of 57th Avenue. The City has an easement provided in the middle of the plat for exieting watermain. Mr. Schmedek.e aslced if there was a narr.ow piece of land that did not belong to anyone. Mr. Qureahi answered that th�re is what is called a description gap sometimes in the older aaaps where the surveyor was unable to make the lot lines meet. There is a small description gap between Lots 7 and 6, and because the property on both sides of the gap are owned by the same party, the gap will be eliminated in the new plat. Mr. Qureshi continued that the railroad company meets all the requirements the City has in the agreement and gives the City all the needed easements. The City wanted to malce sure the railroad did not use this property for railroad purposes so that this propexty could be developed and be owned by private indus- tries and put on the taac roll and provide a buffer between the East side of Main Street and West �f�these lots. Mr. Brokopp said there was no one at the preeent time iaterested in buyi.ng aay lots. When the plat is approved, they would advertise in a brochure. ^ Probably people would thaa come to the�. He pointed out that the Southerly boundaries of the plat are not definite. The problem is the determinatioa of what the State of Minnesota owns relating to the fence between their property and I-#694. Between the surveyor and the railroad company, they are trying to check this out. . n �� Plats & Subs.-Str. & Uti1. ubcommitte� - December 8 1971 page 2 I '1'he property is torrens property which also presents a problem. The final plat may extend Lot 3, Block 3 to the South somewhere. The Chairman said he was glad to see the railroad company was platting in such a way so as to protect those people on the East side of Main Street. Some of these people were fesring the railroad yard would be right up to Main Street. MOTION by Pierce, seconded by Meissner, that the Plats & Subdivisions-Streets & Utilities Subcommittee recommend approval to the Planning Commission vf the proposed preliminary p1at, P.�. #71-04, Burlington Northern Industrial Park Plat No. 1- FridZey, by Burlington Northern, Inc., being a replat of the East 333 feet of Lots 3, 4, 6, 7 and 8, except the 5outh 200 feet of Lot 6 and East 333 feet of Lot 2 lying Northerly of I-#694, Auditor's Subdivision No. 78, subject to ease- ments of record. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. 2. CONSIDERATION OF A PROPOSED PRELIMINARY PLAT, P.S. �f71-U5, BY SAM 'rr Being a replat of Lots 1 through 9, Block 10, Fridley Park Addition. Edgewater Gardens Plat 2. VACATION RL�UEST: SAM TEMPLIN, SAV #71-08: To vacate existing alley in Block 10, Fridley Park Addition. Mr. Templin was present. He said the platting is really a matter of lot splits. There are nine lots and he wants to make them into five residential ^ lots according to the City Code. The land is zoned residential. Mr. Schmedeke asked if the alley shown on the map actually is included in the plat, and if so, why does the North a11ey line up with Locke Park. � /`1 ,� Mr. Qureshi said that the alley ie shown as part of the plat. There is no problem for the Easterly side. The City will retain the easements. On the North, the alley could be a continuous part of the park, and 8hould be retained by the City. It would line up with the street right of way. Al1 the lots in the plat do meet the area requirements except the South lots are small. Instead of a 75 foot frontage, they have 70 feet. They do not meet the width requirements, but are 142 feet long ao the area requirements are met. Even if the alley to the North were not vacated, there would still be �aough area lef� for the lots. Mi�TION by Pierce, seconded by Engdahl, that the Plats � Subdivisions-Streets & Utilities Subeommittee recommend approval of the proposed Preliminary Flat, P.S. �i71-05, Edgewater Gardens P1at 2, by 5am Templin, being a replat of Lots 1 through 9, BZock 10, Fridley Park Addition and that the Vacation Requsst, SAV N71-48, to vacate the existing alley in Block 10, Fridley Park Addition be approved with the stipulation that the City consider reta�ning the all'ey on the North side and approve vacating the Easterly alley subject ta retaininq utility and drainage essemen�s. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. As an item of interest, Mr. Templin showed the Subcomsaittee a copy of one of the older maps ehowing the original layout. �, Y n ^ �'1 .-5tr. tee - 3. LOT SPLIT RE UEST L.S. 71-14 BY EUDiIGE U. �.1v� Riverwood Manor Addition. To establish two bui No one wae present Xo diacuss the request. 71 _ ti� Pase 3 T• Lot 5, Block 2, sites. M�c, Quresh� said that i�ot 5 was p�.atted ss a fairly l�rge lot. Mr. E�gEl.hardt tried to se11 it, but laas not been able to do ao, and now wants to split the land into two lots. He would have to provide additioaal water and sewer service because he origivally px'ovided fox oaly one lot. t��e� t8iare�alre dyttherethe�equire- m�t� of the City Cade.. Tiis 5 foot utili y split would nat affect the censtructi�n aite. He does have enough area to be able t� construct two �alrly $ ood eized buildingc. The street is already paved, �d �.� $age�h�xdt would juat have to provide far one extra water and aewer eer- vice�. 'The aurraundiag area is fairly well built up. MC?TIQN by Meissner� seconded by Engdahl, that the Plats & Subdivisions-Streets � Utilities Subcomm.i.ttes recommend approval to the Planning Comnission of the Lot 3p13t Request, I,.S. 1i71-14, by Eunice O. Engelhardt to split Lot 5, Block �, Riverwaod Ma�or Addition to establish two building sites, subject to easements in accordance with the papers the Subco�nittee have before them at this meeting. Upon a voice vote� all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. 4. IAT SPLIT REQU�;ST• L.S. �71-15 BY JOHN M. M Easterly 165 feet thereof, R�evised Auditor's pxopased second building site. No one w�e present representing the request. E: Lot 16, except the vision No. 23. For a Mr. Qureshi eaid there is a house on Lot 16, aad Mr. Metcalfe plana to take of€ the front o� the lot, retain the back h,alf of the lot where the hou�e is and sell the front part. The providiz� Q� �a� � sewer services would have to be coneidered. The Subcou�a►ittee, if they wished, could apgrove the requeat sub�ect to Mx. Metcalfe working out the utilitiea with the Engineering Department. Eaae- taente ax'e to be prawided on the East half of the lot. This area was a problem ix� xegard to landlocked lots. The City had a lot of ineetinge and hearings and tried ta meet a11 the COt1C��C�0A8� requirement� and objections of diffezent peoPle and makes the plan palatable to everyone. The final decision was to put Riverview Terrace through Lot 16. Althaugh the street gcias through Lot 16, there is enough roota left for the petitioaer Co have two lots to the West of the street. l�p�'.Tq�y by Msiasner, seconded by Pierce, that the Plats & Subdivisions-Streets 6 Utilit.tes recour�end approval to the Plannin9 Commission of the Lofi Sp1.tt,- L.S. �Y71-15 by John M. l�etcatlfe. to split Lot 16, except the Easterly 165 feet of Rev#�red Auditor's Subdivis�on No. Z3 for a second building s3te, subjeet to the applicant's urorking out the details necessar,y for water and sewer, and obtain easements for aecess to the rear lots, with the Engineexing Depar'trnent. Upon a voiae vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. ADJOU�RNMENT � 11NMqTTO�V by Engdahl, seaonded by Meissner, that the raeeting be adjaurned at 7:45 P.M. Upon a voice vote, the motion caxried. _ Respectfully submitted Hazel 0'$rian � Recordi.ag Secretaxy ^ n n �. OFFICIAL NOTICE CITY OF FRIDLEY PUBLIC HEARING �� _ '—'/ I BEFORE THE PLANNING COMMISSION TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that there wi11 be a Public flearing of the Planning Commission of the City of Fridley in the City Hall at 6431 University Avenue Northeast on December 8,. 1971 in the Council Chamber at 8:30 P.M. for the purpose of: Consideration of a proposed preliminary plat, P.S: ��71-05, by Sam Templin being a xeplat of Lats l through 9, Block 10, Fridley Park Addi- �' tion lying in Section 15, T-30, R-24, City of Fridley, County of Anoka, Minnesota. Generally located in the 6700 Block on Ashton Avenue. , ' Anyone desiring to be heard with reference to the above matter may be heard at this time. Publish: November 24, 1971 December 1, 1971 OLIVER-Rc ERICKSON CHAIRriAN PLANNING COl�f�'iIISSION J ' • / � CITY OF FRIDLEY MINNESOTA YLANNING AND ZONINC FORM Numbsr P.S. 4�71-05* APFLiCANT'S SIGNATURE / , Addrese_ � ��1 h�� y,�-"'°�' � � ��;� ,�[.'. ; s.�,,•C.cr2c. . �,�2.�.�, ,c.,�— --- / r Telephon� �Iumber ,f� " �� 4.� � � ` ��. �o,�n;'.c:t'• �l ' �,: c.�,� �: yr � ea..-r. PROPERTY aWNER' S S IGNATURE � c; ��'"�'�- �i �,� `"''�°� Addrese ,��i-�'d�.�...- C,�.�.... �_-'',t--�--�� . Telephone Number ��i., — =��i� � � T TYPE OF REQ[TEST ... Rezoning Sperial Use Permit Varisnce Lot Splita * �" _ppproval of Pre- liminary Plat * y,:� Approval of Rinal Plat � StreeGe or ,l�i:l:ey�--.._. � Vacativ�s Street I,ocation of Property �*�OC� ��.eC.Y,�,��1 ,,,�5�-]�,0� � Lega1 Deecription of Property ��S �--•� �L ,G K ��9 _ , FAt �, �.. �" �' ��4 t� � �i � �� ,'-'�5�..� - Other } present Zoning Classffication � -� � . Existin� Use of th� �ropQrty (,� ('-� L�j,�� , - �' Proposed Zonin� Cla�sification, Special Use, Varfance or other request � ` . �' - 1 �-c � l-. G _S i � t_ t-E � . TJ D�acrib2 brieSEly the Type of Us� and th� Imprav�ment Propo�ed ;S t, }�;r� .�,,, �!-� rn �,. - ". � �-�-� Acg�a�e o£ Prop�xty Haa th� Pze��t Applic�nt Previouely Sou�ht to Rezonr�, Pl�t� Obtain a Lot Split, Obtnin a Vnriance or Special U�e Permit on th� Subject Site or Part of It? �� i� ' �•Then? � �"h�t �� it�que�t�d Fe� E�eia�� 25.00 - - - - -- - - ��59049 Date Fil�d Dat� of i��uz'in� . _ . . ... __ . . �. _. _.__ .:. __ _ . . - . - �9 , � � �' • - , , . - . . , . . _ . . .. � ' /'\ Sam Templin: P.S. #71-05 Public Hearing Notices Mailed: � _ Before Plan. Comm.� _ Before Council �-Sam Templin: SAV �71-08 Before Council s _ J� .. � ' , - Mr. & Mrs. Lars Anderson William Pieper , 6696 Ashton Ave. _. . 22 Rice Creek Way Fridley . -. , Fridley Raymond J. Brink Robert E. Silseth � � 3170 North Victoria 24 67th Way N.E. , ' St. YauL 551a.2 . Fridley ' ' Carvin E. Buzzell . Robert Stewart , . 35 67th Way N.E. 17 67th Way N.E. . � Fridley � - �Fridley , Mr. & Mrs. Art Christenson 1Mr. Robert Swetz 231 Rice Creek Terrace 10 Rice Creek Way - • Fridley . . _ . -. Fridley � Clyde Christenson Mr. Nicholas - � = 61 65�g Way N. E. - Zroka Fridley 3614 Marshall St. N.E. . Minneapolis 55418 _ •� Donald Fleigle F , : 32 67th Way N.E. . Sam Templin � Fridley 6184 Stinson Blvd. -_ - � % Fridley James Glaser � , 16 Rice Creek Way Burlington Northern Fridley 176 E. Fifth St. . - St. Paul 55101 M. C. Leverson -. Attn. Robert A. Juba . 25 '66� Way N . E . Fridley . __ James Lund Constr. Co. � � 7709 Woodla�rn Drive N.E. Mpls. 55432 John Mayer _ 33 66� Way N.E. � Fridley K. Meridith ^ - 11 67th [day N.E. ' ' Fridley � a . ._._. .__. - � ... _ _ _ _ _ _ _� . � � ��,�, 4,�,�,Y /!. j�. ; r � � _ � . . r �'�`-` � � �.,.,..;_ .v�; �.� �:��, , . 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Notice is hereby given that there will be a Public Hearing of the Planning Commission of the City of Fridley in the City Hall at. 6431 University Avenue Northeast on January 12, 1972 in the Council Chamber at 8:00 P.M. for the purpose of: A request for a Special Use Permit by Don's Gulf Service Station, SP 4�71-17, to continue a service station and permit the addition of ^ U-Hau1 Rentals�as per City Code Section 45.101, � . Section B, 3�lto be located on the Easterly 351 , feet of Lot 12 and Easterly 351 feet of the Southerly 20 feet of Lot 11, Auditor's Subdivision No. 155 . except that part taken for Highway and Street _ purposes, all located in the South Half of Section 23, T-30, R-24, City of Fridley, Minnesota. - � Generally located at 5300 Cen�ral Avenue Northeast. Anyone desiring to be heard with reference to the above matter may be heard at this meeting. Publish: December 29, 1971 � January 5, 1972 � OLIVER R. EAICKSON GHAIRMAN PLANNING COMNIISSION I n 0 � . �f . . . � . - . � CITY OF FRIDLEY MINNESOTA. FIANNING AND ZONING FORM _ Number _ S� �' �1 � �..1- �1 � f ��i "' AYPLICANT'S SIGNATURE' �`iF�'%) _>'L% �.I � Addrees _��„� �-�-�'�`,�/"�� .�` . Telephone Number "� '�''" �$�� , � y`�/� j i�� ,; C� PROPERTY OW'NEIt S SIGNATURE �%•i� � .�- _�,� f,,� %r� ��.G,.G. �..'�:C/''��'�� ' Addteas -: �/: � . r-/�: �:� ��, " �,� Telephone Number � =-� �.-��/ __ _ _ ____ TYFE OF REQUEST Rezoniag _,�„Special Use Permit Variance ___,__, Lot Splita. ppProval af Pze- liminary F-lat Appxoval of Final ✓�y�.pf( � P2at �~�� j<�:�� Streete or 1kl.l.ey�-.._. S J �j o / Vecstions ` � Other Street Locatioa of Yroperty ` �� i�/,C';� � (� ��/�"' ��'. Legal Description of _ Property � �-�_�,.��r ;��,��j ,-� ,� ( �,�,�r f�'' .....�... � �..�. .� r �� n_l'i� EasterlY 351 fee� of Lot 12 and Easterly 351 feet of the � _ Southerlv 20 feet of Lot 11, Auditor's Subdivisian ��155 ex. that part taken for Highway and Street purposes. ' ' preseat Zoning Cla�sificatian /'�i= i. i�,!''i'%% /�,.-- (C-2S - General Shopping --�---- , areas� Exiating Use . of the Property � �, , � �'i � ' ��-�,Y' : � �_% . Proposed Zonin� Cla�sification, Saecial Use, Variance or othez request C-2S (general shopping areas) - Code Section 45.101, B, 3-E (Ord. 4�483) :' / De�cribe briefly the Type of Use and the Improve��nt Proposed ��' `�///'/----' i . r /r� �./ / � _ Acre��e of Prop�rty @�a ths Freo�nt App2lcmnt Previou�ly Sought Co R��on�, Pl�t� Obteia a Lot Split, ObCaia e Varianc� or Special Uae Permit on the Subj�ct Site or Part of It? �� bihen? i�h�t wa$ ��que�ted e �Fee Enclo�ed $ �.�,C3d h' f� C' !j�� 7 � t Date Fil�d Dat� of �lonrin� � . ^ ^ /'1 SP �71-17 Dou's Gulf 5300 Central Ave. U-Saul Rentals , City of Columbia Heights 590 40th Avenue N:E; Columbia fleights, Mn 55421� Target Department Store 755 53rd Avenue N:E; Fridley, Minnesota 55421 Ember's Restaurant 5400 Central Avenue N;E; Fridley, Minnesota 55421 Donald J. Michael Don's Gulf Service Station S300 Central Avenue N:E; Fridley, Mn 55421 � � _ �� MAILED: Planning Commissian �� "a7`"T % . _ . . __ . . _ _ _ ___ .-- - - ; i , � ',O. �� • : : . �� . $E �71-17: Don's Gulf '�� : . � 5304 Central Ave.. .• � U-Hau1 Rentals � Per Code Sec. 45.101, Sec. B, �3 � �� 3E. �. � � ' ►� . ' , � ,.IV _ - • �— �` _ -/�� D� k � ��.�.+'.�� I, 1 - _ ' '. �v _- -- --- . ± � i— _� . � ' {_— � i _ . i � � , i � I • _ j �' � �r '. . .. . _ ! � � ' � . - i ��` � . ._ . . � � . � . - ' � : � � � �, , . � _ . � � � :. i �. o . , ` � i , �� - . � � . i � . i , _ . � ' - � ` � � � � �. . � ` � f � ;: , , � � � ' , . 'f � \ ' , �. .. . . .. - � � , .E._._ �� i � � � '. � �� . �, : � , , ! ; ,i � , _ ' , l�_.._ i� " !. ' . 1� � i' ^ � t' ` y . � i 'i ' � i �7 i �. � ! 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Notice is hereby $iven that there will be a Public H�aring of the Planning Commission of the City of Fridley in the _ City Hall at 6431 Un�versity Avenue Northeast on January 12, 1972 in the Council. Chamber at 8:00 P.M. for the purpose of: A request far a Special Use Permit, SP �71-18, by Ron's Gulf Service Station, to continue a service station and permit the addition of U-Hau1 Rentals as per City Code Section 45.101, Section B,3E-1 to be located on Lots l and 2, Block l, C. D. Hutchinson Addition, zoned C-2, (general business areas) all lying in the North Salf of Section 10, T-30, R-24, City of Fridley, County of Anoka, Minnesota. Generally located at East River Road and Osborne Road. Anyone desiring to be heard with reference to the above matter may be heard at rhis meeting. Publish: December 29, 1971 January 5, 1972 4LIVER R. ERICKSON CH.AIRMAN PLA1Wi ING CO�IMISSION "��F� � , 6. . • • � : � l. .. t CITY Ol�` FRIDI;EY MINNESOTA PIANNING AND ZONING FORM Nuaaber S� �I I -1 � . P `r ,�, _ . �� '/ • TYP'E OF REQUEST Rezoning ___,��__SpeciaZ Use Per�it APPLICANT' S SIGNATtJRE�,a,.y � - � ,. ��---- '�7` �` l. 1< <. r _., �,,��'`=i .._ ilomdpn Addrese S .�.. .{� Telephone Number 7 S'�- �` %� � PROPERTY dI�INER' S SICNAI'�TRE � :-%••:-r�/1-� .-°. ��-. �� :� Gulf Oil Co. ..�' Addzea� 270 Metro Square - St. Pau1 35101 Telephane Number ,��'�' � _s - .� ' �'/'" /_ Variance Lot Splits Approval of Pre- liminary Ylat Agproval of Finel Plet : �,,,Streets or �17Yep---.., VacaLions Other Street Locatioa of Property__ ,c=" fn/Cii =�� llt',� T� � OS�'Di'� /�,� � Legal Description of . Property C� 1.11� � C, /,?,�' � G/��.t, C� Lots 1& 2, Block 1, C. D. Hutchinson Addition p�resent Zoning Cla�sification $xisting Use of th� Prqp�rty Service Station: Gas and Grocery _ _--_-_---� Proposed Zonin� Classification, Special Use, Variance or other requ�st Ord. ��483 C-2 ( eneral business areas) - Code Section 45.101, Subsection B, Paragraph 3-E Describe briefly the Z`ype of Use and the ImprovQCa�nt Proposed /!-�,f/�L-�E- 7i E/Y�/��1 �crc�ag� of Propeaty ila� th� Pre��nt Ap�lic8n� Previously saught to R�zon�, P1st� Obtaiz� a Lot Split, Obt�ain a Vnriancc or Speci�l Use Permit on the Subject Site or Part of It?�_. When? b�t�t �aa Requea�ed' m.�Fe� Encloazd $_ �t�,�� ,/'� a .� i ��- 5 : Date Filed Dat� of Hearing 0 ^ � � __ . , SP��7I-18 Ran's Gu1f Service Station East'River Road & Osborne Road U-Hau1 Trailers Ronald J. Plondon T. J. King 36 Talmadge Way N;E; Fridley, Mn 55432 William Sincora 24 Talmadge Way N;E: Fridley, Mn 55432 Earl Duffy A & W Drive In . 7479 East River Road Fridley, Mn 55432 Dale G. Miner 12 Talmadge Way N;E; Fridley, Mn 55432 Ronald J. Plondon 10690 N,E; 7th Street Minneapolis, Mn 55433 ��,i t� d:� MAILED: Planning Commission 12/27/71 t '� :A � . 1 (74q) �` i .��,, '''Y � .�° � ' ; � 7 -� ,�. , , . � � �.� \ , � , ` �Bfol •.J ,, , , �\ .. .. f. ,� . �. . . , ; , •'" • .� _ _ _ _. _ _ _ �., . . � __ _ _ _ . __ _�_ _ _ _ - - ' , � � ^ �'�Bo� - � �. , f,i � , � � � � ' ,�-�; �,'�.. � . , `�;�� Sp �`71-1$ Ron's Gul£ Station �"'' ` 7-'y ` ' H� ` L.1 & 2, B1. 1, C. D. Hutchinson Addn. , -.. .,�.._.--.----}=�;; : .. _ , : , . 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Council Action: De.�e__ RFMARKS• . 9DDRESS(ES� 6418 Riverview Terrace Fridle3r_, � nnPa�ta.��A;�- Street � City Zip Code Street City Zip Code TII,EPHONE #(S) 560 3299 786 7350 Home Bua�.nese Property Location on Street or Exact Street Address (IF ANY� 6418 Riverview Terrace FridleX; Minn. _ Legal Deacription of Property: I,ot 16, except the easterly 165 feet thereof, Auditor�s �ubdiviaion for Lot Split: State of hiinnesota. .5eueral years ago Rivervie�r Terrace ��as cut through the � ro er .y an�l a G a __ result an awk�rard 130* to 160� foot front yard �sas created. 'i'his causes an extremely inefficient use of this pro�ertY, particularlv ir 13�1,t �f t�P intensive developement planned on the lots adjoining to the north; a split similar to our nro�osal. Total Area of Property 22,841 aq. ft. Pre�ent Zoning Claeeification��1 .�,�,r The undersigned hereby decla�es that all the facts and representations st�ted in this appl:YCation are true and . correct. .-�� ,E�,._.. !1,,s .�r k;�.c.�..�t�.;�„_, rt � 9i7 sz�� ' -' , DATE: ove:�be.,. 1 1 -� � ; �` '� _ i BELOW FOR CZ2'Y USE ONI�Y (See r��eree si�.a for ad.ditional inetruetion�) PLATS.& SIIBS: Date of Consideratio.n - Remarks: _ _ PLANNING C�i�II�iISSION: Dste of Cor�aideration - Remarka: __ CITY COUNCIL: Date of Co.neideration - Remarks: ._ �.. . . . . _ _ __ _ _ _ . _ _ � :. _ . . . � . - f �..� . :. --- .: ... : . — _ _ _ ' ___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ :.. a _...�:. _:._ ,___ _:: _. _ _.,�_ _ � , _ - ... � � , ,,, . ._ . � �' � . 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OI \ / L,f � � � :_.i �____ _ •. . � .. 4 .� '' � _;_ �r<:" �;+w i .:,;;`i vf e:: � o:.c ;,-r. �'_"�' %�' �/ � V � � ' � 6 � j�^ � i' � � � � /� ` � ! /d'��i3� / ,`�ti� � �a, /�{ r ! �� cf.� �. t � �\i a s.` � v' � � �! 1.' � � � —.�f , � ; � fe ,,W �; , j t t s � ��r�� lY ��n�,( . �} � ��t �, � �i � l�/ f'� -� n = � � �� e f � • , � y ,1 � ( - Ji J. i . .. y : . �\ � y,3 . / _� ' ,.. � : ,�. ..`f�.e �._..._._ ' - .. t - � r'� � °•� t •�° �+ ... z/�5��_.�-- - . ... I �j _ J.. ,�`-.. . '_ _ 1..... ./: j �'',\ ' -- ' S?� .'S 1..: `�./iS�.: �. i - � � .. 's � REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF DEC;EMBER 20, 1971 PAGE 4 /"� : MOTION by Councilman Breider to refer the deveio�nent of a plan for a municipal swimming pool to the Park and Recreation Commission and ABministration, as the Council cannot really discuss it until they have the answers to some of the� •ques�ions. Seconded by Councilman Mittelstadt. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. ORDINANCE #497 - TO AMEND TF� CITY CODE OF THE CZTY OF FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA BY MAKING A CHANGE IN ZONING DISTRICTS (TO REZONE FRUM M-1 TO C-2S). ARF.A GENERALZY LOCATED AT Tf� SOUTHEAST CORNER OF dSBORNE ROAD AND T.H. #65, AND CONSIDERATION OF SPECIAL USE PERMIT - CASTLE MOBILE IiOMES: _ 1 �� Councilman Harris said that at the last meeting, it had been his understanding that the request for a special use permit would qo to the Planning Gommission December_15th, and would be back at the Council meeting with their recoaarnendation. The Petitioner called him and said he found there was no Planning Commission .Meeting until after the first of the year, and he had requested that the item be put on this Council Agenda. He stated that the Petitioner is in the audience tonight. Councilman Iiarris said that as lonq as the Planning Cc�►ission was not meeting, the staff set up stipulations�for the sgecial use percnit. He said he would like to have the Corranent to the Council in the index of the Agenda changed to read that the item was on the Agenda at the request of the Petitioner. Councilman Breider asked to see the landscaping plans, and the City Engineer handed out copies. Councilman Kelsharr asked about the original stipulation _^ calling for the units to be 15 feet ap.art. Councilman Harris said that this was evidently a decision made at the time of the original request at the old location, wiiich was residential to the rear and had developed property on both sides, but it is very open at the new location. MOTION by Councilman Breider to adopt Oxdinance #497 on second reading, waive the reading and publish. Seconded by Councilman Kelshaw. Upon a roll call vote, Kirkham, Mittelstadt, Hariis, Breider and Kelshaw all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried un3nimously. Conncilman Harris said he had certain things to pass on for Council consideration concerning the special use pe�tnit. (1) The special use permit i� to be governed by a certificate of occupancy, issued after the impro�rement is in place and all City Inspectors have signed it that all conditions have been met. (2) The s�acial use permit is to be effective for a period of five years duration. (3) When perman�nt facilities are built, the owner is to provide an ea�ement for roadway to Osborne Road b�hind the Frostop Drive--in. (4) The area outlined on the Plot Plan is to be blacktopp�d. (5) The office is to be at least 24' X 48' on cAncrete blocks and to be skirted to give the appearanre of a permanent struc- ture. (6) The landscaping is to be done according to the landseaping plan and blac}ctopped and curbed. (7) Units to be a minimi:m of 8 feet apart with a maxi- u�um of 30 units at the site. (8) The parking lot to be'curbed with blacktop curb and striped for custanexs and ersployee parking. (9) There shall be not less tlaan four security lights aroun� tl:e perin:�ter. (10) There are to be wood �ralks to all unit� fro:� the bl�c!:�t:� area. (11) Secu�ity f�nce to be provided on tnP south sid� of pro�er�y f�-c..� �her� the t.railers st.art to the eastern ed�e. (12) All vacant property to be� graded and seedsd. The Ci�y Engineer added that this was agreed to with the previous otrner and he felt Ghat agxeement would still cover it. (13) The sign is tc confor� to City Orclin�;nces �aitiiout a varia*�ce, and i� th� proper distance back from the service roa3. Councilr�i�n Harris said the petitioner had indicated there is a Naeyele Company sign there now. r ^ � REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF DECEP'SBER 20, 1971 PAGE 5 Mr. Eldon Schmedeke, visitor.to the Council Meeting, asked if there were going to be sewer and water connections to the restrooms. Councilman Harris said they will have to provide these. Mr. Schmedeke also asked if they will be able to assess this, as not being able to assess it would be one objection to a tempo- rary office. The Petitioner, Mr. Rr�tter, stood up in the audience and said he would go on record that he would allow it to be taxed as a permanent structure or real estate. Counci].man Kelshaw requested this be listed as a stipulati,on: (14j The office will be taxed as a permanent structure. Mr. Schmedeke expressed concern that this would be the start oP another mobile park. The City Attorney said that it would take a rezoning before it could become a mobile park. - The Petitioner, Mr. R,�tter, was asked if he �uld agree ta the 14 stipulations mentioned. Mr..Rptter said that they 8efinitely will cancur. �� MOTION by Councilman Harris to qrant the special use permit to Castle Mobile Homes subject to the_14 stipulations listed. Seconded by Gouncilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all ayes, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unani.mously. FIRST READING OF AN ORDINANCE FQR �EZONING FRU1K� R-3 TO C-2 - GENERAI, REALTY: The City Engineer showed the area requested for reaoninq�on the overhead pro- jector. He pointed out tiyat the Planning Cox�aission reco�a►ended approval, after � discussing that they would like to r�ee tiie al�.ey i�roved :to 53rd Avenue when - the rest of the alley is being-done. Gouncila�an Harris agreed, as he would not want to see the alley done just half way in this area. The City Eriqineer said that the rezoning for.the Way Dar Land Corporation (Little Dearborn - antique car shop) will be co�inq back to the Cauncil at the same time this rezoning will be back for a second reading and the alley can be discussed at that time. MOTION by Conncilman Harris to adopt the Ordinance on first reading and waive the reading. Seconded by Councilman..Breider. �Upon a roll call vote, Breider, Kelshaw, Kirkham, Mittelstadt and Harris voting aye, Mayor Ki.rkham declared the motion carried unanimously. • RECEIViNG THE MINU'I`ES OF Ti� PLANNING COM.RiISSION MEETINf OF DEGEMBER 8, 1971: 1. REQUEST FOR A SPECI3�L USE PEitMIT, SP #71-15 BY EVERT R. SWANSON: (Lots 18 and 19, Auditor's Subdivision �29, except the east i90 feet; for a parking lot in vacant R-1 area per City Code 45.051 - 3E. The City Engineer sho�ed the lots on the overhead projector and explained that this is basically a landlocked piece of property, and they want to provide a parking lot for the customers of their proposed printing plant. MOTION by Councilman Hasris to cancur with tha reco��►endation of the Planning Comtnission and approve the spacial use permit suk�ject to the approval of the plans for the printing plant by th� Bnilding S�andaxds - Desiqn Contxol Sub- co�:-nitte-� and t�`�e C�ty Co�:.ncil ar.� :iaat ti� ��:quire.°��nt� for scre�ning of the ^ p�'king area, as discusse3 in the Planning Co��~�ission Minut�s, be met. Seconded by Councilman Mittelstatit. Upon a voic� vote, all ayss, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unan�mou,ly.