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PL 02/09/1972 - 7406t'�� PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING A G E N D A FEBRUARY 9, 1972 8:00 P.M. CALL TO ORDER: ROLL CALL: AppRQVE PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES: JANUARY 12, Z972 RECEIVE PARKS & RECREATION COMMISSION MINUTES: DE_C_EMBER 20� 1971 PAGES 1-9 10-14 RECEIVE BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL SUBCO�TTEE MINUTES: . 15-17 JANUARY 13, 1972 . , l. CONTINUED PUBLIC HEARING• REZONING REQUEST, ZOA ��71-10, BY MRS. 1$-2� LLOYD MURPHY: The Westerly Half of Lot 18, Block 1, Spring Valley _ Addition to be rezoned from C-1S to C-2 (general husiness areas) for a miniature golf putting course. Public Hearing closed. 2. CONTINUED PUBLIC HEARING: RE(�UEST FOR SPECIAL USE PERMIT, SP 71-1% �DON'S GULF SERVICE STATION: Request for U-Hau1 rentals on Easterly 351 feet of Lot 12 and Easterly 351 feet of the Southerly 20 feet of Lot 11, Auditor's Subdivision ��155 except that part taken for highway and street purposes, per Code Section 45.101, 6, 3-E, zoned C-2S. Public Hearing closed. 21-22 5-7 3. CONTINUED PUBLIC HEAR.ING: REf�t]EST FOR SPECIAL USE PERMIT, SP 23-24 �71-18, RON'S GULF SERVICE STATION: Request for U-Haul rentals 5-7 on Lots 1 and 2, Block 1, C.D. Hutchinson Addition per Code Section 45.101, B, 3-E, zoned C-Z. Public Hearing closed. 4. PUBLIC HEARING: REZONING REQUEST, ZOA ��72-01, BY ALVIN A. NITSCHKE: 25-35 �Rezone^from R-1 to R-3, Outlot ��1, Rice Creek Plaza South and Lot 32, Block 4, Lowell Addition to Fridley Park together with the vacated street lying between the before mentioned parcels. 5. PUBLIC HEARING: REZONING RESUEST, ZOA �72-02, BY ROBERT L. MC GREGOR: 36-4$ To rezone from R-1 to R-2 (limited multiple family dwellings) the North 824.7 feet of West Quarter of Northeast Quarter of the Nartheast Quarter of Section 13. , �I . ,��%,.�-�� „'�( �� • � .� C`� . � � � ' �� .� PLANNING COMHIISSIODT MEETING JANUARY 12, T372 PAGE 1 The meeting was called to order at 8:00 P.M. by Chairman Erickson. RAiL CAI�L : Members Present: Members Absent: Others Present: Minish, Zeglen, Erickson, Fitzpatrick, Schmedeke, None Darrel Clark, Engineering Assistant APP�VE PLANNING COP4tISSION MINUTES: DEC�ER 8, 1971 Chairman Erickson asked that the last paragraph on Page 9 be changed to read: "The present sewer service ruus through the middle of the lot. If a basement were dug, it would probably be over the sewer". MnTION by Schmedeke, seconded by Zeglen, that the Planning Commission minutes of December 8, 1971 be approved as corrected. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. RECEIVE BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN�CONTROL SUBCOI�IITTEE MINUTES: DEC�ER 21. 1971 - _.__�` � MOTION by Zeglen, seconded by Minish, that the PZanning Commission receive the minutPS of the Building Standards-Design Control Subcommittee meeting of December 2Z, 1971. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. .✓'\ r RECEIVE BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL SUBCOA4tITTEE MINUTES: DECEMBEIt 9. 1971 MnTIpN by Zeglen, seconded by Minish, that the P.lanning Corrun,i.ssion receive the minutes of the Building Standards-Design Control Subcomn.ittee meeting of December 9, 1971. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. RECEIVE BOARD OF APPEALS MINUTES: DECEMBER 14. 1971 _� l�TION by Minish, seconded by Schmedeke, that the Planning Corrunission receive the a�inutes of the Board of Appeals meeting of December 14, Z971. Gpon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the mation carried unanimously. RECEIVE PARKS & RECREATION CO1rIIrQSSION MINtITBS : NOVEMBER 22 , 1971 �_ ,F1nTION by Fitzpatrick, seconded by Schmedeke, that the Planning Commission .receive the minutes of the Parks 6 Recreation Coneaission meeting of November 22, �T972. Upon a voice vote, a1I voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. ITIES 1 l�OTION by Schmedeke, s�conded by Minish, that the Planninq Commission receive� the minutes of the Plats 6 Subdivisions-Streets � Utilities Subcommittee meeting of Decembex 8, 1971. Upon a voice vote, aZ1 veting aye, the motion carried unanimously. Planning Commission Meeting Januarv 12,� 1972 Page 2 1. CONTINUED PUBLIC HEARING: PROPOSED PRELIMINARY PLAT P.S. #71-OS EDGEWATER � GARDENS, PLAT 2. BY SAM TEMPLIN: Being a replat of Lots 1 through 9, Block 10, Fridley Park Addition. 2. CONTINUED VACATION REQUEST: SAM TEI�LIN, SAV �71-08: To vacate zxisting alley in Block 10, Fridley Park Addition. Mr. Templin was present. The Chairman said he recalled that the petition was continued to discuss a possible land trade. Referring to the land trade, Darrel Clark said the lots to the South of Mr. Templin's plat (Lot l, 89'x142', and Lot 2, 88'x142', Block 7, Edgewater Gardens) were tax forfeit. These iots are being held by the County who planned to u$e them as a fill for excess dirt. The City would have to wait for Mr. 0'Bannon to get a release of the lots from the County. Mr. Templin said that the City had asked him to make a distinctly clear state- ment of what he would coasider as a fair trade. He felt he could not trade one lot for one forfeit lot because of the price he paid for the property. He had called the Village of New Brighton regarding building on lots which were platted before the present regulations and he was told they consider any plat platted a long time ago with small lots, that they allow construction on parcels that coatain 75% of the present minimum requirement� or 60 foot fr�ntage. He would like to know the policy of the City of Fridley in this instance. Fridley Park Addition � was platted in 1.886 with nine lots. If he could build on smallez lots such as uaing three lots to make two lots, he could try to see how it would come out. These lots would have a lot aad block description and not by metes and bounds. Chairmaa Erickson suggested platting into six, rather than five, lots and ewapping the North lot on an even basis could be considered. If Mr. Templin did that, the Planning Commission would have to send the petition back to the Plats b Subdivisioae-Streets & Utilities Subcommittee and the Parks and Recreation Commission ta make a determination whethex that North lot cut dowa 10 feet would be adequate for park purpoaes. Mr. Clark said that if the two tax forfeit lots were purchased, it would coat the City somewhere near $5,000 before giving them to Mr. Templin. The assessments an each lot are approximately $2,000 in specials plus a possible charge of $500.QQ per lot by the County for relinquishing them. � Chairman Erickson said that the City would be losing about 10 feet on the second proposal. Robert Swetz� 10 Rice Creek Way: The firat question was approximately how n�uch foatage would the lots be frow the corner. The aaewer was abQUt the depth of two lots. Mr. Swetz said there was no playground for the children in the area. They have to go 2A blocka to get to a playground. As a citizen, he felt the City ahould acquire aa much latid as posaible before it is built upon. Once the houses are built, it ia too late. He felt the lot abutting Locke Lake should be purchased and that part of the lake can be filled up to the creek bed and make a larger park /"'C axe,a. He said there were two to four children in every houee in the area, and some type of park should be developed for the childran. Planning Commissi,on Meeting - January 12, 1972 Page 3 � Mr. Schmedeke said that Mr. Templin has been very cooperative trying to come �'"\ up with a solution of some type. It would seem the Parks and Recreation would have to be the co�ittee this problem should be sent to in order for them to see if this is something they are interested in and give to the Plats & Subdivisions- Streets & Utilities Subcommittee to study what kind of property would fit it. Mr. Fitzpatrick said the land can be purcha�ed as recommended by the Parks & Recreation and O.K,'d by Council, and sometimes t'he Council just simpiy handles this kiad of transaction which does happen on occasion. Mr. Templin said that this request could be passed around for another year and he still wouldn't know which way to go. He felt the City should tell him what way he should work. He did not like to sit with the property. He did not knov whether or�not the City had the money to purchase the lots or were interested in doing so, but he would like to start buildiag right away. Analyzing the financial end, Mr. Clark said it boils down to the fact that Council would have to approve the transaction. For 10 feet, $5,000 is a pretty expenaive piece of ground. If the City does buy, we wi11 then have to go along with the 60 foot lots. Chairman Erickson said that, generally speaking, the City has only allowed 6p foot lots in areas that have other 60 foot lots. He preferred the original p�'oposal over the second one because the lots in this area all exceed 60 feet. Mr. Minish said that the Plats & Subdivisions-Streets & Utilities Subcom�nittee /"� recommended approval of the five lots and felt that 60 foot lots would not be � approved. The suggestion made by Darrel Clark of approving the request and red tagging.Lot 1 would be Workable and still allow the Parka & Recreation Commission an opportunity to reconsider this, give the City time to consider, and allow Mr. Templin to proceed. Mr. Swetz felt the City should try to acquire as much land as possible for park, and at �he same time not hold up Mr. Templin. Mr. Fitzpatrick assured Mr. Swetz that the Parka & Recreation is interested in having a park in this area and would cooperate. �TION by Minish, seconded by Ftizpatrick, that the Planning Commission close the Publi.c Hearing of the proposed Preliminary Plat, P.5. #71-05, Edgewater Gard�ns Plat 2 by Sam Temp.�in being a replat of Lots 1 through 9, Block ZQ, Fridley Park Addition, Upan a voice vote, all voting aye, the rration carried unanimously. Mr. Schmedek.e said tb,at be felt Darrel`s suggeation probably was the beat. He cauld not �peak for hi� Subeommittee, juet for I�imself, and he felt 60 foot lots would not be approved. 1�0'1'ION by Schmedeke, s�conded by FitspBtriak, tl�at the Plar�ntng Commiasian �eaoa�uend to Council approval of tbe proposod Preliminarg Plat, P.S. �V71-O5, �dgswa�er Gardens Pla� 2 by Sam Templin, betng a replat of Lots 1 through 9, ,81ock 14, Fr�dley Park Addition witil the suggastion to red tag Lot 1 for park p�r,po�ses to b� �Cr� effect for 30 days after t.he final pZat .�s approved and aonsideration b� � given to tsading Lots 1$nd 2, Block 7, Sdgewater Garden� for Lot 1, 81ock 1, Edge- wate,� Gardens Plat 2. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carr�ted euaaz�imousl y . Plannin� Commission Meeting Januar�,12, 1972. , Page 4 � MOTION by Fitzpatrick, seconded by Zeg1e�7� that th� Planning Commis&ior� recommend the vacation, SAV #71-08, by S�m T�emplin to vacate that part of th� ex�sting a11ey in BZxk 10, Fridley Park Addition Iying South of the Easterl� extension of the Nortii line of ,Lot 1, Block 10 of said Fr3dley Park Add3tion and �iiat the a11ey adjacent to Locke Park be reta�ned fo� park use. Upo» a voice vote, a11 votinq aye, the motion carried unal��mousl,�. , 3. CONTINUED PUBLIC H&ARING: REZQDTING REt,Z�UEST, ZQA #71-10, i�RB. ,��YD MLTRpHY t The Westerly Half of Lot 18, Block l, Spring Valley Addition to lae reaoned from C-1S to C-2 (general business areasj for a small golf putti�g course. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Murphy wer� present. The layout of the golf putting eouree, showing parking along Central Avenue and the golf course to the East, was showa to the �ommission. The lot is 125 feet North/South and 150 feet deep. Chairman Erickson stepped down from the ahair because af coaflict of intere�t and Vice Chairman Fitzpatrick took the chair. Some of the past hiatory was reviewed by Darrel Clark. He said that �n 1969 Mr. Walquist asked for a lot split on Lot 1$ ta follow the same 11nes requested in the present rezoning request and waa propoeing to put in a Tast�e Freeze. Council approved the lot split contingent upon the dedication of the Easterly ^ 34 feet of the lot for a possible street. This lot ia 300 fest deep and ia adjacent to a 16 foot alley. With the dedication of 34 feet, the right of way would be 50 feet. The land is under the sa.me owaership. The owner hae not dedicated the 34 feet at this date. The City shou].d get that 34 feet now or they never will. �'his does not concern Mrs. Murphy's request. Ferdinand F. Holzheu, 13�4 Missisaippi Street: Mr. Holzheu said he was next door to this 1ot. He asked where the parking would be and if a fence would be put up between the property and how high the fence would be. He would object strenu-� ously if paper or bottles would be str�wn on his property. In the past he had been keeping up Lot 18, and he would like to eee the property retaain clean. He wot�ld appxove the golf putting course i,f a fence, at least 6 feet high� wexe pu� up and ti►e area kept clean. MnTION by Sci�edeke, seconded by Zeqlen, that the Planning Commissian close the public hearing of the Rezoninq Request, ZOA M71-10, by Mrs. Lloyd Muxphy, tha� the West�rly Na1f of Lot 18, Block 1, Spring Va11ey Addit.ion be rezoned fxam C-1S to C-2 for a ministure golf putting course. Upon a voiae vote, �11 voting aye, the motion carr3ed ur�animausly. Mr. Schmedeke called attention to the area saying it did not have enough square footage. fle wondered if there would be aome way the putting couree could be put ia uader a Special Uae Permit rathar thau changing the zoning because the Easterly half of the lot was R-l. He was afraid thQy would be creating something they might rearet if they resoaed to C-2. He tl�ougtit he would like the Ci�y Attorney tp check to see if a Special Use Permit for the�,golf putting couree could be uaed uader a C-1 zoning. � Commission Meetin� - January 12 Page 5 MOTION by Minish, seconded by Schmedeke, that the Planning Commission table � the Rezoning Request, ZOA #71-10, by Mrs. Lloyd Murphy for the Westerly Ha1f of Lot 18, Block 1, Spring valley Addition to be rezoned from C-1S to C-2 (general business areas) for a sma11 golf putting course and ask the City Attorney whether or not a Special Use Permit could be granted under C�15 zoning for this reguest,; _ _._ _� __ .__ _ and that,- t�ie ariswer be rea� for �ie meeting on JanuaryTY26; -Z9T2: Upon a voice vote, a1l voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. Chairman Erickson resumed the chair. 4. PUBLIC HEARING: REQUEST FOR SPECIAL USE PERMIT, SP �71-17, DON'S GULF SERVICE STATION: Request for U-Iiaul rentals on Easterly 351 feet of Lot 12 and Easterly 351 feet of the Southerly 20 feet of Lot 11, Auditor's Subdivision �155 except that part taken for highway and street purposes, per Code Section 45.101, 6, 3-E, zoned C-2S. 5. PUBLIC HEARING: REQUEST FOR SPECIAL USE PBRMIT, SP #71-18, R�ON'S GULF STATION: Request for U-Haul rentals on Lots 1 and 2, Block 1, C.D. Hut Addition per Code Section 45.101, B, 3-L, zoned C-2. The above items were considered separately, but were represented by the appli- cants, Donald J. Michae]�for SP �71-17 aad Ronald J. Plamdoa for SP #71-18, the attorney for U-Haul Gerald Rum�el, Richard Farra and Charles Beck of the U-Haul Com�any. !'\ MOTION by Schmedek�, seconded by Zeglen, that the Planning Coasnission waive the reading of the Public Nearing notice for a Spec3al Use Permit, SP #71-17, Don's Gulf Service Station for U-Haul rentals. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. The drawing submitted of the area showing where the trailers and trucks would be parked was studied. Mr. Ruao�el said th�y have one agency in Fridley and one in Columbia Heights. Contracts may be teratiaated any ti.ane for noncoaformance o£ coatract. They require a drivers license and signed contract for the rentaL Tt�e iaeurance is written into the contract and ia SOp on trailers and $3.00 on trucics. Only the large trailers are equipped with brakes and some of the older 10 foot models have brakes. Trucks are l� tons. It is not necessary to have a chauffeux's license. They have no policy for checking into a peraon's driving background. When you haul your owa material, a chauffeur's license is not aeeded. From a safety view point, U-Hau1 has a much lower accident ratio than the national average and by a big margin. We think, it is �ainly becauae a person is not famillar with the vehicle and will be more cautious and also he is hauling his own material. Mr. xunmel continued that in the area of the filling station, the U-Haul site is about 1200 square feet which could support 3 trucks and 8 trailers. Their policy is that a filling station is given an inventory of trucks, and if trailera are returned to a atation where they were not taken out, to keep the laventory at the required level, the atation reporte to the main office and the trailer ar trailers are hauled awaq within a day or two. They have three field men who � check St. Paul and part of the auburb4 and call on dealera to help with prob�.em�3 of inventory. They do not want accidente with equipment. Planning Commission Meeting - January 12, 1972 Page 6 Mr. Ruimnel said U-Haul feels the appearance of the dealer's station is most � important. About 70� of the customers first become acquainted with U-Haul by seeing them on the dealer's lot. It is of prime importance to keep the area looking neat. The major repair shop is in Savage and the majority of the staff is down there. Chairman Erickson commented that the area for the trailers was smaller than the plan the Commission had seen before. Mr. Rummel said th� area is 60 feet long and 20 feet deep and is along the North line. This area could be marked off on blacktop pavement where the trailers were going to be parked. The equipment would be parked double. Mr. Clark said that policing the stations gets to be a headache. The permit should be given on a yearly basis so that if there were any complaints, the permit could be terminated at the time of the renewal. Mr. Rummel said, in reply to the questioning of the requests for two Gulf Stations, the U-Haul people feel they are better off if they can have more locations with smaller areas for the trailers and less equipment rather than fewer areas and overloaded with equipment. Mr. Rummel said the U-Haul may possibly ask for more stations to take the trailers if the commuaity grows and the needs increase. The ratio is one station for every 10,000 to 12,000 people. MOTION by Fitzpatrick, seconded by Schmedeke, that the Planning Commission ^ c1QSe the public hearing fo� a Special Use Permit, SP #71-17, �?pn's Gul� S��Y��e Statior� %ar U-�tau1 x��nt�1�r c�n �e .�a�t�x3y 35� t'e�t o� Lot 1� and ��rt�rly 3S1 !'�et o!' th. 5outharly �0 �'e�t of Lot lI, Auditor'i Subd3v�ajon No. 155 exc�pt tt��tt part tak�n for h,tqhway end �tre�et purpoaea, p�r Code S�ction 45.101, 6, 3-�, in a C-?S D�atx�c�. Upon a voiae vote, al.i vot�ng aye, the motion caraied unanimously. Item 5, Request for Special Use Permit by Roa's Gulf Service Station was Lakan up at this time. MOTION by Fitzpatrick, seconded by Schmedeke, that the Planning Commission w�ive the reading of the Public Hearing Notice for a Special Use Permit, 5P #71-18, by Ron's Gulf Service Station for U-Naul rentals. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. Mr. Clark explained that both of these hearings are basically in two parts. The first part is for the continuous use as a filling station and the second is the request for U-Haul rentals. There was some question whether or not we could gxant rentals on a station that was a non-conforming use. I1ow we would be bringing �the station under the Fridley Code as it reads today. Mr. Rum�nel said this is a large station site and there is plenty of room for the trailers. The trailers would be along the tracks and 10 to 5 feet from the North line being Osborne Road. The car wash no longer exists, but the building is there. The amall store is vacant. They could get a ma�cimum of 4 trucks aad 8 to 10 trailers as the trailer area is a little deeper than Don's Gulf. He said �,,, the number of agencies in the entire �iin City area is 150. �lanniag Commiasion Meetin� - January 12, 1972 Page 7 MOTION by Fitapatrick, seconded by Zeglen, that the Planning Commission close /`� the Public Hearing of the request for a 5pecial Use Permit, SP #71-18, by Ron's Gu1f Service 5tation for the rental of U-Haul trailers on Lots 1 and 2, Slock 1, C. D. Hutchinson Addition per Code Section 45.IOI, B, 3-E, in a C-2 District. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. Mr. Clark said there is a third station with U-Haul rentals on 73rd Avenue and Central Avenue. They_have made application for a Special Use Permit, but the application was on his desk because of the pendiag lot split. H� brought thia up if, perhaps, the Commiasion members might be coneidering how many U-Haul rentals should be in Fridley. This man is the pre�ent exiating dealer, and has been renting trailers for a number of years. The station was moved from 73rd Avenue on Highway �65 to 73rd Avenue and Central Avenue. The owner of the station did not have a permit because it was legal when he applied �or the U-Hau1 agency. On this property there is a house owned by the aame person owning the filling station. The owner still wants to live in the house after selling the station and has a lot split pending, It is clearly covered 1n the new Ordiaance that a Special Use Permit can be issued under C-2 and C-2S zoning. (Ordinance No. 483) Mr. Schmedeke referred to the service station at 43rd Avenue and East River Road where the Co�issioa recently denied a request to sell pickup campers, and wandered if they would not be inconeistaat if this application were approved. Mr. Fitzpatrick said one reaction to this request is tha� it is a service to the public and this ia the kind of place where you would expect to get trailers. The request Mr. Schmedeke referred to was a request that did not have to be /'�, es�entially with a gasoline atation. Chairman Erickson said that something the Commission would have to take into consideration in all requests like this ia the quality.of the Company and the way they propose to do busineas. Mr. Minish said the request is for two different locations. He did not know how many competitors U-Haul has. The competitor may consider Fridley a favorable location also. Mr. Schmedeke said that here is another company coming into Fridley and he could not see any tax base. He did not see any advantage in this request to the City of Fridley. Mr. Rummel said the City does get its share of State taxes and U-Haul pays a aubstantial tax to the State. Also, a sales tax is paid on every rental. Mr. Rummel said that one of the prime concerns is serving the �rea and U-Haul doe�a't feel they are doing it now. The peak rental season ia from the lst of May to the lat of November. The trailers move four or five times a week. In winter they move only one or two times a week. NOTION by Zeglen, seconded by Minish, that the Plann.ing Commissio� table to Febxuary 9, 1972 the xequest for a Speci.al Use Permit, SP.,�i71-17, Don's Gulf Service Station and Special Use Permit, SP p71-18, Ron's Gu1f Service Station. Upon a voice vote, a11 votfng aye, the motio�a carried unanimously. � Rlanning Co.mmission M� eetin� - JanuarY 12, 1972 __ Page 8 Chairman Erickson left the meeting. .� 6. CONTINUED LOT SPLIT REQUEST, L.S. �71-15, BY_ except the Easterly 165 feet thereof, Revised For proposed second building site. Mr. and Mrs. John Metcalfe were present. M. METCALFE: Lot 16, tor's Subdivision No. 23. Darrel Clark explained the existing house is located on the proposed lot abutting the river, The water and sewex service does run through the middle of the second building site. They would have to run the new service up the drive- way easement Co the existing house on the river. The new house would be on that part of Lot 16 abutting Riverview Terrace. Mr. Metcalfe said the lot is 300 feet deep. The back door of the new house would be near Riverview Terrace. It seemed like a waate to have a huge �lot juat aetting there. The lots to the North are not developed, but have been split legally in a similar manner to his xequest. He wau2d have to have an easement to come into his property from Riverv�ew Terrace. The documents for Riverview�Terrace have not been recorded at the County. The contract purchaser had signed, but the fee owner did nat. Mr. Metcalfe said that the fee owner has probab�ly abaut $1,900 remaining on the cantract for deed which he (Mr. Metcalfe) assumed. Mr, Klinget�schm�dt, his father-ia-law, has the most equity in the property aad approves the requee�. /'\ Mr. Metca�fe continued that the triangular pi.ece of ground �ast of ��.verview Te�crace was cut off the original piece by the street. Nathing has bee�n done about it, but at the time a survey is made, they could include it with the house East af Riverview Terrace. Mr. CXark said that at one time Riverview Terrace was not �n and all houae� had to ga out to East River Road. The 12 foot easement goea ou� to Eaet River Road. The former owner of Mr. Metc$lfe's houae kept the easement acroas the Mattson groperty located oa the East aide of Riverview Terrace. Mr. Metcalfe said hie intention was that the existing garage, attached to the houae on the North side, be enclosed for a family room and he would bui].d a separate d�tached garage on the South aide of the property. Mr. Miuieh a�aksd Daxxel ta give a quick description for the nBw lota aftsx the lot splitt 1)all that part af Lot� 16 lying �a�terly of Aivarvl�W Tsxraca as laid out and traveled; 2) all that part of �.ot 16 af the Eaetez�ly X�umbe� a£ feet lyiag Weaterly o� Riverview Terracs as now lald out and traveled; 3� a�.1 that part of I�ot 16 except the �aate�xly X number of feet, subject ta road easement, etc. M�OTIQN by 5chmedeke, seconded b� Zegrlen, that the P1ann.i3�g Co�ssion .re�n- mend appacaval of the Lot Split request, L.S. q71-15, by John !!l. NetcdZ#'s, �c►x' I,ot 16, except the Easterly 165 feet thereof, Revised Aud�tor's 3ubditr.�aip�1 No. a� for a proposed second buildinq site with the followin� stipulat�ot�sr ^ , . , .. Planning Commi-ssion Meeting - January 12, 1972 - PBge 9 1) That the petitioner rededicate the right of way for Riverview Terrace. /'1 2) That a 12 foot driveway and utility be retained from the 1ot adjacent to Riverview Terrace to serve the 1ot on Mississippi River. 3) That at the tiine a building permit is to be issued on the new 1ot, proper steps be taken to relocate the present sewer and water service to the house on the River. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. 7. REQUEST FOR SPECIAL USE PERMIT, SP i�71-14, CASTLE MOBILE flOMES, INC.: As per Section 45.1Q1, 3-N 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 NE'� of the NF� of Section 12. Mr. Clark said that the first time Council considered this request, they asked that it come back to the Planning Commissioa. They thought the Commission would be meeting before Council met again. Item 7 was put on the agenda as a matter of history. No action. ADJOURIQMENT : There being nQ further business, Chairman Erickson adjourned the meeting r"'°� at 11:00 P.M. �''� Respectfully submitted /�� ri.� Ha 0'Brian Recarding Secretary .,....., . - . � '. . . � ___ _._ . . . � � . . ...... . � � � � .. � � . . � � � . � � . � M�NUTES OF THE REGULAR PARKS Al�UN RECREATION COM�M1ISSION NIEETING. DECETI�ER ZO, �%1� f'\ MestYng was called to order at 7:50 p.m., by Chairman Fitzpatrick. MEMBER3 PRESENT: Fitapatrick, Olson, Stimmler, Wagar. � MEMBERS ABSENT: Blair. OTHERS PRESENT: Mr. $ Mrs, Bob Anderson, 6800 Oakley Street NE, 55432, 560-1395, , RE: Snowmobiling in Meadowlands Park. Paul Brown, Director of Parks and Recreation. Cafihie Stordahl, Secretary to the Commission. MINUTES OF NOVEN�ER ?Z, 1971 r�Erin�c. MOTI�N by S�,i.mm.ee��., Seconded 6y wagwc, xa appnove .the M.i.nu�ea o� �'he Regu.ean Pantr.a and Reenecr,ii.a n C a►�►n�i.a s.c:� vc M ee,ii.ng , da�ed No v em 6 e�c 2 2, 1911. The Mo.tia n ca�cn.i.ed . SNOY�"10B I L I NG I N MF�DOWLANDS PARK � � Mr. �, Mrs. Bob Anderson, residents of the neighborhood near Meadowlands Park, were present to request permission to operate snowmobiles in Meadowlands Park. INr. Andersan opened his discussion with the statements that Meadowlands Park, as it is presently found, is "no good to anyone". He stated that three weeks prior to this time, it had thiee feet of water standing in it in the playground area. The City dug a trench and buried a drainage pipe, but in Mr. Anderson's opinion, with a two inch rainfall, this one pipe couldn't possibly handle the situation. He stated that mini-bikes run in there all summer and there is absolutely nothing there to hurt. � Mr. Anderson said that if anyone or anything was to get hurt, it would be the children who could fall in the ditch. He said that there would be no problem in staying away from the skating rink in the West end of the Park. He said that in the nine or ten years that he'd lived there, there had not been a single accident. Mr. Anderson asked that they consider this because this, so called "swamp" is no good for anything except a skating rink or snowmobiles. Mr. Anderson stated that the City Attorney, Mr. Gibbs, had iristructed the Fridley Police, not to chase the snowmobilers out of the Park unless there was a complaint from a private citizen in the area. Mr. Anderson said that he was running on private property and was told to get off by the Police. He in turn went down to the Police Department and talked the situation over with them � and they in turn called Commissioner Olson. Mr. Olson said that he didn't know anything about it, didn't know where the park was, and couldn't answer his questions. Mr. Anderson said that this whole thing was Mr. Brown's idea. That he is .the one who decides where snowmobiles can be operated and that the Commission merely goes along with him. Mr. Anderson stated that of all the people who live around Meadowlands Park, about 85 per cent of them own snowmobiles or mini bikes. In Mr. Anderson's opinion, the mini bikes make a great de�l more noise than do the snowmobiles. Mr. Stimmler asked Mr. Anderson if he felt that the area was large enough to open up for the residents of Fridley. Mr. Anderson said that it was for the neighborhood. Mr. Stimmler explained that if it was opened up for the neighborhood, that it was also open to all residents of Fridley. Mr. Anderson said that he really didn't feel that o�her people would pull their machines in on a trailer, dump them off, � and ride in such a small area. He pointed out that the terrain was such that you cannot drive very fast, and not large enough to make it even warth while. He � didn't feel that this would be a problem. As far as the neighbors are concerned, it's really ideal because if the children have problems with the machines, the fathers are close by and can either fix them, or pull them hame on a toboggan for repair . .� Minutes o£ the Regular Parks and Recreation Commission Meetin�. Page 2 �OBILING IN N1��1DUWi,ANDS PARK iCON�T) � _ �� _ �� Mr. Stimmler asked if there would be problems with the residents who lived r'ight on the park, and the noise it would create? Mr. Anderson stated that he did not think there would be a problem, because he didn`t believe they would come within 200 feet • of the homes at any one time, because on the South side, there are big back yards, there's a skating rink on the West end, which would be closest to the homes, there's private property on the 68th Street side (North Side), and on the East side, a Mr. Gerrety owns the property, and Mr. Gerrety has nsver complained about anything. The snowmobiles �un across his back yard and he owns the property from 67th to 68th Street. Mr. Anderson stated that as far as he knew, there had been no complaints from anyone � in the neighborhood. According to Mr. Anderson, the neighbors have agreed to do their own policing. Mr. Stimmler said that this was not a new idea. He pointed out that according to the newspapers, the snowmobilers have pretty well pushed themselves out of the Twin Cities. Minneapolis and St. Paul are not permitting this and so the suburbs which do allow it are drawing the people out of the City. Fridley offers North Park, Locke Park, Locke Lake, and West Moore Lake, which are very large, nice areas for people to operate snowmobiles. Mr. Stimmler feels that we have, probably, as many people from outside the City, as res_idents, riding in Fridley, and with the other suburban areas tightening up, if we open up any additional areas, we're going to have all af Brooklyn Center and the other communities coming here to ride. Mr. Stimmler indicated that he lives on the Mississippi River and as soon as it freezes, the peaple from the other side of � af the River, cross and drive thxough the vacant lots across the street from his home and run the machines up and down the street. As a resident where they are riding, �.��' this irritates him. Mr. Anderson asked if Mr. Stimmler'was familiar with the Meadowlands area? Mr. Stimmler stated that he had previously lived in that area. Mr. Anderson asked if snowmobiles came up in his yard and bothered him? Mr. Stimmler said that they didn�t have snow- mobiles at that time. Mr. Anderson couldn't see where people would be very interested in bringing a machine in on a trailer to ride over the rough ground and dodge the holes the children have dug out in the summer. Mr. Olson asked if Mr. Anderson was an employee of the City? Mr. Anderson stated that he was. Mr. Olson stated that he felt that if we were going to offer an activity, such as snowmobiling, that we should offer it to everyone, this meaning, that if a� area desired a place to ride snowmobiles and there was a place in their neighborhood for this purpose, that we should provide such a place. Mr. Fitzpatrick agreed that if a person was planning to put his snowmobile on a trailer and pull it somewhere, it probably wouldn't be to such a small area. Mr. Fitzpatrick pointed out that one of the reasons that limits had to be made, was that property, in garticular, Park property, was being damaged. Mr. Stimmler asked if the neighborhood couldn't ride in Locke Park? Mr. Anderson said that the only way they could get into Locke Park was to go down to Highway 47 and make � the crossing of the creek. Otherwise, there is no way to get across the creek until it freezes. ' Mr. Olson pointed out that it isn't fair that some of the residents have snowmobile privileges merely because they happen to live near one oi the designated areas, while others who would like to ride, can't, because of their location. Mr. Olson said that we should either open up more arEas, so that everyone can participate, or eliminate the activity altogether. ' � ' . . . . . .i � .� . � . � � . � . Minutes of the R�ular Parks and Recreation Commission Meeting. Page 3 �qBILING IN ME�DOWIANDS PARK iCON�T): Mr. and Mrs. Anderson left the meeting before the discussion ended. Mr. Stimmler asked Mr. Olson to explain his views in greater detail. Mr. Olsan said that another example of the work thi� CommisSion is trying to do is found �t the Burlington Northern Park. Mr. Olsor� asked Mr. Stimm�er for the reasoning on tha location of the Hockey rink in this area? Mr. Stimmler said that it was to sexve the people in this area. Mr. Olson pointed out that this is the exact reason that we should open up additional snowmobiling areas. Mr. Stimmler said that he felt the main reason for not opening up these small areas to snowmobilers is the number of'homes which are located so close to the park and the noise which wauld result. Mr. Olson stated that we wouldn't hesitate to vote to abolish snowmobiling in Fridley altogether, but that as long as we have it, we should open up axeas fox� all of the citizens. Mr. Stimmler asked Mr. Olson just what axeas he would suggest to open.. Mr. Olson stated that at present, he would recommend thg opening of Meadowlands Park (the unused partion), the West Moore Lake property, and tha Burlington Northern Park sight. Mx. Olson suggested that if too many complaints are received, they ths Commission would_have to repeal the order. � Mr. Stimmler asked for clarificat'ion of the age limits for young snowmobilers. It was explained that a 12 year old can operate a snowmobile only after he has completed � the Snowmobile Trailing Course. Then, he can operate it fairly freely, but is not �permitted to cross major streets or intersections. A 14 year old is required to have the same training co�rse, but can cross the intersections. Of course, all ages of snowmobilers can cross major streets, but only at a controlled intersection, and yielding to all other forms of traffic. Under 12 years of age, a child can op�rata a snowmobile only on your own private property, or with permission from the prxvata property owner. MOTION by O.eeon, xo open up Mea.daw.Qanda PanF�, .the unuaed pont,i.on, Gleaz Maone LaF�e Pcvek. Pnope�e.ty, and .i:he &v�,P�,ng.ton Non>theh.n pn.ope�c.ty, .t.o bnowmob.i,Ze�.4 �.n Fn,i,d,2ey. Mo�i.on �ai.�ed beca,u.de o� .ea.ctz os a 4econd, The Commission agreed to delay any further discussion until such a time as it should arise again. FRIDLEY SENIOR CI�IZENS� Mr. Brown reported that the Friiiley Senior Citizens group is presently meeting in the Civic Center Community Room, on the first and third Friday evenings, from 7:00 to 1Oc30 p.m. They have met two times and feel that it's a success. They have about 40 to 45 members in attendance. G I RL�S BROON�3All � - Registration for Girl's Broomball is over and they have organized four teams with 1S to 20 girls 'to a team. The games will be played at Flanery on Saturdays. Practice � sessions are held at the various rinks around the City. Chuck Kasick is in charge . of the program. J ` Minutes of the Regular Parks and Recreation Commission Meeting. Page 4 (� OF FRIAI..EY VS SCN00� DISTRICT #1� � Mr. Fitzpatrick asked for a report on the Boy�s Basketball Program. Mr. Browr� stated that ta his knowledge, several citizens were planning to aCtend a SchoQ� Bpard meeting regarding this problem, but that to date, he had received na reports, The School Board has made a request to meet with the Parks and Recreation Commission, to discuss theix activities and any conflicts. ' 'MOTIt�N by S.t,i,mm.ee�c, Seconded by O�.aon, xhat Cha,i�cman f.i.tzpat�c.i..ck and one o-th.e�c membeh. o� �+.e Pcvch.a and Rech.e.a.ti.on Commi.a.a,i,on, accep� Schao.Z U-i.b�iu.c,t N 14 SchoaQ Bocvcd'e .c.nv.r.t.a.ti.on #a mee,t �on #h.e punpoae o� di.acu.aa�.ng necnea.ti.ona.� pnogxam�s. flon B�a.ih. w.if.� be aeked -ta accompany Mn.. �.i,tzpcL#h,i.efi, u.a V�.ce Cha,ihman. The Mo�'.i.an ccvrh.i.ed. 1972 r��-rir� na�s, Mr. Fitzpatrick suggested that the 1972 Meeting dates not be scheduled until the January meeting, due to the possible change i� Commissioners. Both Chairman Fitzpatrick and Vice Chairman Blair's terms have expired, effective December 31, 1971. The Commissioners agreed. � MUfV I C I PAL POOL � Mr. Brown drew the Commissioner's attention to the City Mattager's Memo dated December � 17, 1971. Items A- E referred the discussion of the Fridley Municipal Pool back to � the Commission for further study before any definite action is taken. WINTER SPORTS DAY� Mr. Brown informed the Commission that the date has been set for Winter Sports Day. It will be held at The Commons Park on January 29, 1972. The Jaycees are handling this event and will take charge of the scheduling and publicity. They've scheduled some Saftball games, and will use orange Softballs. In years past, the weather has been bad and even caused cancellation once or twice, but this year it is scheduled early enough, that there should be no problems. HOCKEY RULES FOR .I��Z� The Commissioners received copies of the 1972 Hockey Rules. Mr. Stimmler, who is also the President of the Hockey_Association, explained that they are basically the same as last year, � Mr, Brown pointed out that one of the changes was to better define the penalty time. The time does not stop until the puck has been dropped to resume play. In the past, if, for some reason; there is a delay in getting play resumed, the player feels his penalty should end two minutes after he enters the penalty box. This misunderstanding should be cleared up this season. A copy of these rules will be posted on the bulletin boards in the warming houses. � The Commissioners agreed to receive the Hockey Rules for the 1972 Season. 1 : �l ►. !:1_ Mr. Brown asked the Commissian if the meeting date for 3anuary could be changed, due ta the fact that he would be out of town the week of January 24th. The Commissioners agreed to change the meeting date to Monday, January 31, 1972. Minutes-af tfie Regular Parks and Recreation Commission Meeting. Page S l�Vdl�JBI LING � ; . Mr. Wagar reopened the discussion of Snowmobiling at Meadowlands Park. He said that the reason he didn't second the Motion earlier, was that he knew there were a couple of ladies who were upset, over by West Moore Lake, because of the damage the snowmobiles • were doing, but he feels that perhaps Mr. Anderson did have a valid request, in Meadowlands. Mr. Wagar said that the park has been there as long as he has lived in Fridley and it looks the same now as it did,then. He has lived in Fridley for about I5 years and since we haven't had the funds to develop it, why not let them use the Park until we can get it developed? Mr. Stimmler said that he felt that Mr. Anderson was representing a very small portion of the residents of that area. He feels that the noise factor would be too great. Mr. Stimmler felt that if there were a large number of residents who desired to use the Park for snowmobiling; that more of them would be present. If the room had been filled with residents requesting this, then he felt it might have been a valid request. Mr. Wagar suggested that the request be left open for the time being, or until all of the Commissioners are present. Mr. Stimmler agread aad stated that he felt that the residents would be out in force next time. Mr. Brown pointed out that other Cities are beginning to clamp down on the snowmobilers. Minneagolis has banned them completely, and they have many areas which could be used ^ for this purpose. � The Commission agreed to delay a Motion of any kind until they see if there is really a desire on the part of the residents of the neighborhood to allow snawmabiling in Meadowlands Park. ,� � . M4TION 6y Wagan, Seeanded 6y S#.immee�►., .to ad�owcn �h.e mee,ti.ng a.t 9:25 p.m. The next regular meeting will be held on January 31, 1972, at 7:30 p.m., in the Community Room at Fridley Civic Center. � �espectfully submitted, � �ixi�� EG�� CATHIE STORDAHL, Secretary to the Commission /'1 � 0 �'�- .d ^ BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL MEETING OF JANUARY 13, 1972 The meeting was called to order by Chairman Zeglen at 8:05 P.M. MF.MBERS PRESENT: Zeglen, Lindblad, Tonco, White MEMBEKS ABSENT: Gnerre � OTHERS PRESENT: Har.k Muhich - Chief Building Inspector � �' MQTION by Tonco to approve the minutes of the Becember 21, 1971 meeting as written except that the legal description of 1305 72nd Avenue N.E. be amended to read Auditor's Subdivision � 89. J � Seconded by Lindblad. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. ' . 1. CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST TO REMODEL THE EXTERIOR OF THE EXISTING $UILDING AND TO CONSTRUCT AN ADDITION QF 14 EEET TO EACH SIDE FOR INSIDE SEATING, LOCATED ON LOTS 10� lI, 12, 13, 14, ANA_PART OF LOT 15, BLOCK 4, BENNETT-PALMER ADDITIQN, THE SAME BEING 5831 UNIVERSITY AVENUE NORTHEAST, FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA. (REQUEST BY MC D013ALDS CORP., 221 NORTH LA SALLE STREET, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 60601.) Mr. Terrance G. (Terry) Mauer of Kraus-Anderson of St. Paul, and Mr. Jim Kleinfelter of McDonald Corp. were present to present the request. Mr. Mauer said the exterior would be changed to match the other McDonald � buildings in the Twin City Area. The exterior will be a combination of red face brick and wood. The building will have an asphalt shingle roof _ with light beam trfm. Mr. Klinefelter said the seating would ext�nd the length of the addition on both sides with the serving area all in front. There will be seating area for approximately 100 people. The addition would take away four parking spaces, leaving 61 existing parking spaces. The committee ques- tioned if parking might be a problem. Mr. Kleinfelter said in their Bloomington building they had seating for 104 people and 72 parking sgaces which was working out fine. Mx. Tonco asked about the facilites for the disposal of trash. Mr. Rlinefelter saic� they had a double chamber burner with a 15'x20' concealed - dumpster. The seatirig area would be sel£-service and would be kept clean by the employees. • J � Mr.�Zeglen said they had been told there had been complaints on the upkeep of che fence on the rear of the property. Mr. Kleinfelter said they always regaired the fence the few times there had been any damage to it. The committee said they would like to have McDonald's install some type of guard rail along the fence so cars and snow would not cause any damage. The fence on the north side of the property is 7 feet high. They would like the first 30 feet of this fence trimmed down to 3'� feet high. Mr. Klfnefelter said the City had requested this fence and it was the adjacent businesses to the North who would like to have it trimmed. The committee felt that as McDonalds were requested by the City to install this fence the� could ask the adjacent neighbors tQ the north to share the expense � � / ; � � ��'�'A Buildin� 5tandards-Design Control Meeting af January 13, 1972 Page,2 of trimming down the fence and if they didn't agree, the fence could remain as is. There is at present a vapor mercury light on the rear of the building . • for security lighting. So there would not be any complaints from the residential area on this light shining on their property, the committee asked if�during the remodeling when they were installing new lighting, this Iight could be replaced with a light that would shine down, so this complaint could be eliminated. Mr. Muhich said the plans show an outside ladder for access to the meehanical equipment on top of the building but the code ca12s for. an fnside ladder, so the plans would have to be changed to conform to the code. ' MOTION by Tonca to recommend to the City Council, approval of the request " to remodel the exterior of the existing building and to construct an addition•of 14 ft. to each side for inside seating with the option of � the owner to use an alternate plan and add 14 ft. to only one side of the building and have seating on one side only, with the.following stipulations: . 1. Install some type of guard rail along the fence on the rear of the property. , , � ' , 2. Check about trimming down the existing fence to 3'� feet for � . 30 feet, along the north property line. � . � 3. Install security lighting on addition and direct lighting away from residential areas. . 4. Install an inside ladder for access to roof top for mechanical equipment. � .Seconded by White. Upon a voice vote, aIl voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. . 2. CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST TO REMODEL AN EXISTING BUILDING LOCATED ON LOTS 28, 29, 30, ::ND 31, BLOCK 4, HYDE PARK ADDITION, THE SAME BEING 6071 UNIVERSITY AVENUE NORTHEAST, FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA. (REQUEST BY TEXACO l iifl (:T.TFT(1N Pf_ef F MfATAtFeAnt Te 1„tTATATL`C/1TA ccJ, n� � George Spevacek was present to present the request to remodel the exterior of the existing building. They will landscape and install poured 6"x12" eoncrete curbing around all b2acktopping. They wi11 install aluminum facing around the existing canopy and top of the building. Fiberglass briek will be screwed on over the exis:ing porcelain with the bottom of - the porcelain painted black, on the front of the building. The back and sides will have aluminum siding. The committee questioned the trash eaclosure which is only three feet high. They asked to have the height raised to 6 or 7 feet and to provide acreening as this was open to view from the service road. This area must be maintained or other requirements would be made so the City would not receive complaints. .. � _ . , .,ll Buildin� Standards-Design Control Meeting of January 13, 1972_ Page 3 ^ � Mr. Muhich said the awner should be informed he had to remove all signs from the right-of-way and keep all signs on his own property. ' M4TION by.White to recommend to the City Council approval of the r�quest ' to remodel the existing building with the stipulation that the trash enclosure be raised to a b foot height and be screened from view. Seconded by Tonco. Upon a voice.vote, all voting aye, the motion � carried unanimously. Cheirman Zeglen adjourned the meeting at 9:30 P.M. Sespectfully submitted, I . � � � . I • � Dorothy 8ven n � j Secretary . � . � n . � . . 0 �. ,.. � �. � ; � . . . � � � ; . , ; — _ _ . - �^- ---a— — - - -- _ - - • - _ � . - _ _ . _ _ _ . . t :. . . � - - . i . . • . _ �jj�� __ _ ____._: __ ... _. . __, _ - . __ _ . _. . ... _ . . . . � ��7�' `�' � � r . . 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Herlofsky Planning Assistant - City of Fridley 6431 University Avenue Northeast " Fridle�, riinne�ota 55432 Dear_Mr. Herlofsky: _ � �16 (AST MAIN STREET ANOKA, MINNESOTA 58303 ♦YI-5413 6279 UNIVCRSITY AVENUE N,[. � FRIDLEY, M�iNNESOTA �63a32 s60-3�30 /IRST �STATE, DANK BUROIN6 COON RAPIOS. M rN N. 55433 7S5�t3�0 .� �� , Pertains to Mrs. Lloyd Murphy, ._ZOA �71-10: Rezone from C-1S to C-2 for golf putting course. This Zetter is in reply to gour Zetter of January 13, 1972. t In this Ietter you indicated that the PZanning Commission would Zike a written ^ �opinion regarding certain zoning requirements pertaining to C-2 property raitnin `�...:; � the City. . �1 i' ! l �` t! i .1 9 , SpecificalZy, you ask the question ��hether the Planning Commission may make a �recommendation to re-zoning from C-Z to C-2 if the property does not c�ntain the m,fnimum of ZOQ feet frontage and ZS,OOO square feet of area. %�� of the o inior� that the Planninq Commission may recommend to the Council that such a piece of property be re=zoned from C-1 to C-2. The recnrrmiendation should, horaever, contain a statement to the effect that the property does not meet the minimum requirer�ents as set forth in the Code and that a waiver of these requirements V�ouZd be needed along with the re-zoning acfion. . . ' / . i Fou also ask whether the PZanning Commission ma� approve a special vse permit � �h.ich is permitted in C-2 and C-2S zoning if the propert,� is presently zaned C-1. I am of the opinion that this could not be done. That if the zoning ordinance' `perrr►� s certazn uses of property in C-2 and C-2S districts by special use perrait and �the zoning ordinance does not state that the sar�s use is permitted in C-� distri.cts � that the omission is intentional and, therefore, nat permitted. : I hope that t.'�is ansU�ers your questions. �. �� . , � � � ; : Sincere2y, - . _ � ;: ' , . . , , j' -=;� / i t '. %��/� . �_i�ti,,�--,C�C� • _ ' •� ' � ,, � VCK. h - Virgil C. 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Vacations Other Street Location of Property ,c� j�` /C/L�� ,��1/��^OS�Or�J�,� i /'�, Legal Descript ion of . Property C l �l_ t �!��` ��-f% C' . „ Lots 1"& 2, Block l, C. D. Hutchinson Addition preeent Zoning Clessificat , � Existing Use of the Property Service Station: Gas and Grocery . _ Proposed Zaning Classification, Special Use, Variance or other request • � Ord. �483 C-2 (general business areas) - Code Section 45.101, Subsection B, P�ragraph 3-E Describe briefly the 1�ype of Use aad the Improv�ment Proposed�l �f/�11�- 7i ��T/3� S Acreage of Property ilas the Preaent Applicant Previoualy Sought to Rezone, plat� Obtain a Lot Split, Obtain a Variance or Special Use Permit on t6e Subject Site or Part of It? /�/G. • When4 �1 What �rae ReQueated Fee Enclosed $�� 8 Si �tv>, Date Filed Date of H�aring � � , __. _. _ ..___:.� �, , . a � ` . _ .. . _. . ._..-- _ . � ^�" ' t `- ` � ��,?� � �"` � �- � `. ! .+ f, . y ` y \ ; �. , �.Y �� , �� 7 � , . �es�' o � � � �+— � \ � s. � . . • .. . �,; i . . . /.1 _ _ _ __ • , 7 o i , �.T(�oi a _ _. ... _ _ , . w i 1. f '- ? 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Y � � � ^/� psR _ ` /e , � 2 � �<e ! .� a.: p� 226 �~'t �'^''` .�. -.-..�.: , ��.� ��[ / ��;'� :i=•� I�;'i��* ..F'� �,'� F^ <'s+'�.,.. '.. �,3. • - ..�, _... f �.�.k.A�r ,. .?k"-?^ . �:'r:S�-�� .,,X.. ,� a•: .,'.6' � � � 1 _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _. .. _ . .. , . . . �`1 OFFICIAL NOTICE CITY OF FRIDLEY PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE THE PT,ANNING COHIl�iISSION TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that there will be a Public Hearing of the Planning Com�►ission of the City of Fridley in the City Hall at 6431 University Avenue Northeast on Wednesday, February 9, 1972 in the Council Chamber at 8:00 P.M. for the purpose of: Consideration of a rezoning request (ZOA �72-01) by Alvin A. Nitschke to rezone from R-1 (single family dwelling) to B-3 (general �ltiple family dwellings) the following described parcels: ^ Outlot 1, Bice Creek Plaza South, Lot 32, Block 4, Lowell Addition to Fridley Park, Eogether with the vacated Street lying between the before �entioned parcels, all in the South Half of Section 14, T-30, R-24, City of Fridley, County of Anoka, Minnesota. The same being 6591 Main Street Northeast, Fridley, Minnesota. Anyone desiring to be heard with reference to the above matter may be heard at this time. Publish; January 26, 1972 February 2, 1972 ^ OLIVER R. ERICKSON CHAIRMAN PLANNING C01�4IISSION �J /'� n � . . , CITY OF FRIDI.EY MINI3ESOTA PLANNING AND ZONING FORM pumbe��A 3�72-01 APPLICANT' S S IGNATURE,� �'G�C I� /i" •%�,� 1 I�� tl��' Address ��n /t�f/f �'Q� �!Q�i4 ,�,,,i2? t N� -� Telephoae Number�p�° �79D -� �1�� 4 7 �U T� oF �qu�sT ...��. ._.Rezaning �� Special Use Parmit Variance Lot Splita ppproval of Pre- liminary Ylat Approval of Final Plat AROPERTY OWN�R' S SIGNATURE �c.-��-- �- � Streete or Al.l.eg�--._. Addxese _ �t��.�,p___ _ Vacatinns Telephone Nuuber ��'��-e�-c� Other Street Location of Property �p�� ,� Lega1 Descriptivn of_Property Outlot �1, Rice Creek Plaza South� Lot 32, Block_4, `j�Q�e31 ,�dc�,�ion together with vacated street 1.yin� between before mentioned parcels. Fre�aent Zoning Classification Existing Uae of the Property �� . Proposed Zoning Cla�sification, Special Use, Variance or other request '��:% . � .I�� Describe briefly the Type of Use and t�e Improv�ment Proposed r � � Acreage of Property /Q,'��U pti �• ' , ._rz3_ Hae the Preaeat Applicant Previously Sought to Rezone, Plat, Obtain a Lot Split, Obtaia u V�riance or Special Use Permit on the Subject Site or Part of It? �� S 1t�L,.�=a.4.. � Whe n? l.`� � c. ;� 1y,1�f '� � /, n What t�as Requested n�y,,. Q �x,,,.. � � ��• � ;� _ �d,�ee Encloaed $ F> """°3`°` � " � � ,x-q,�-r�G Date Filed t-!�1- 72- Date of Hearing� . � ZOA ��72-01 Alvin A. Nitschke Mailed: 1/20/72 Mr. Ben Wolke ^ 251 Rice Creek Terrace Minneapolis, Minnesota Mr. & Mrs. Warren D. Rollins 6720 Second Street . Fridley, Minnesota 55432 Mr. Robert E. Ylinen 6700 Second Street Fridley, Minnesota 55432 Mr. Alvin A. Nitschke 6441 University Aveaue N.E. Fridley, Minnesota 55432 Mr. & Mrs. Roy A. $urke 200 - 67th Avenue � Fridley, Minnesota 55432 Mr. & Mrs. Edward Gritton 6560 Secand Street Fridley, Minnesota 55432 n 0 � Mr. & Mrs. Richard Brisbois 6711-15 Main Street Fridley, Minnesota 55432 Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Boike 6710 Second Street Fridley, Minnesota 55432 Mr . 5� Mrs . Edward Kurr 6570 Second Street Fridley, Minnesota 55432 Mr. & Mrs. William H. Gates 6701 Second Street Fridley, Minnesota 55432 Designware Industries, Inc. 6536 Main Street Fridley, Minnesota 55432 �T� � � . . n . . . . .. . . . .. �.. . _ . . . � � . . � � �� . . . . ' . � � � � . . . . � �i., . 'n . r�. . .. _.. . .. ...... _...� . . � � . . . . . . . ; -�.. Pa e 5 � Ylannisi Comm►ission Meetin - December 9 1970 Mr. Minish said that this rezoning request is another ane of t�h��e rtrouble- some situations -- single family and multiple in th.e samp ��a, c�� tt�is point, � �here Lakeside, if extended, would comP �iaroe�h, �cs�_c? mar�. the Ea�t�rly boundary of the multiple. The re�t is singl� family. It seem5 that a natural break would be the extension of Lakeside to keep it as a buffer. Mr. Schmedeke as'�ed that if the proposed ro�d were to go th�ough, in ' of obje��ions of sorse of the people, wou�d the pr�e�a:��e be *o ��+�"�'�� g�� '�°}� needed �o complete th� ar�a. It was st��ed th�¢ �� y�� en�� P��cen�a�e �f the o�wners wanted it, the few undedicated parcels wou�.d pro�a�ly be t�'i�rl b� cor-idemnation. Mr. Aarris said he was in� ��s�d by the presentation this evening as the petitioner had done a lot of ground work, such as getting signatures from most of the people fn the block. He was ce�tain that in some way, if the petitior. were grsnted, Mr. Drumm's puoper�y could b� pxotected by ber�ns, landscaping, etc. But before he could vote for any rezoning on Lat 4, the petitioner would have to agree to dedicate the 5� foot right of way for the xest of the other street. The South half of LQt 32 is R-3 as well as all the lots to the We�t. With Mr. Nel�an's project goin� ah�ac� �ss3 ore other apa� ��er�� bv{ lding in the area, that as time goes on, he was certain th� rest of R-3 pxQ;�e►-t� will b� developed. Perhaps Lot 4 is a good place to st�p, with Mr. Marxen clevelopin� hfs property R-1. If t�e rezoning requ�st were �san�9d, in order to protect Mr. Drumm, the Planning Commission would recommend the dedication of the street, adequate screening between R-1 and R-3 with trees, berms, etc. Mr. Schmedake said he also felt that R-3 should stop with � Lot 4. � Mr. Marxen stated he would prefer a proper buffer on the North end of the R-3 property. In the ca�e 4f ;�� P��3��n, rh� �n�ineexin.� A��is�«r�� safd it was stipu- lated there would be no access to the North. Mr. Schmedeke asked what the effect would be on the number of units in the apartment if the street in the middle of the block would be dedicated. The Engineer- ing Assistant answered that by taking the right of way, the petitioner would lose �bout 5,000 square feet which would amount to the loss of about 2 units. Sometimes a street dedication is allowed in figuring the density of an area. MbTION by Schmedeke, seconded by Harris, that the Planning Commission recom- mend approval of the rezoning request, ZOA �170-06, Sid Bader to rezone the South 9alf of Lot 4, Auditor's Sabdivision #108, from R-1 to R-3 District with the stipu- Iation that Mr. Zywicki continue the necessary ded.ications to connect a right of way up with the already dedicated portion to the East, the access to this new street be controlled or Ziraited, the new R-3 area be properly and adequately screened adjacent to the R-1 properties. Upon a voice�vote, aI1 voting aye, except lNinish, votin'g nay, the motion carried. 2. YUBLIC HEARING: RE UEST FOR SPECIAL USE PERMIT; SP �70-12 ALVIN A. NITSCHKE: Outlot 1, Rice Creek Plaza South, Lot 32, Block 4, Lowell Addition to Fridley Yark together with the vacated street between before mentioned parcels. ^ •The Notice of Hearing was read by Vice Chairman Fitzpatrick. Mr. and Mrs. Nitschke were present. _ �_ •�; �r j, , �, � ^ � / 0 er 9, 1970 ' �; � � The Engineerir�g As�istant explained t�at this requ�st involved some land trading. The draw3.ng he handed ou� �a� a di�gra� o� t�� apQa 2�d sho�red the lots o�med by the City for park. Outlo� 1 is o�rned �y ��° Ci¢y a�d is 26 f�e.: wide. Mr. Nitschke signed an a,reement wherein he stated t�a�t if the City would deed him Outlot 1, he would deed to the City of Fri�.ley 12.7 fe�t of I.ot 31, and the South 2.7 feet of �� 32 of B1ock 4; Lo;aell Addi'tion t� rri�ley Park. His xequest for a Special Use.Permit is contingent upon a land trad�. Mr. Nitschke said that he talked with Mr. Hermann, City Assessor, and was told the Council wanted him to make an offer for the land. He made an of€er of $250.00 for additional 1and. 1►�TION by Aarris, seconded by Schmedeke, that the Public Hearing be closed for the the request of a Special Use Permit, SP#70-12 by A1vin R. Nitschke to construct a two family dwelling in an R-1 District involvinq Outlot 1, R,ice Creek P1aza South, Lot 32, Block 4, Lowe11 Addition to Fridley Park together with the t�cated street between before mentioned parceZs. Upon a voice vote, a1Z voting eye, the motion carried unanimously. M�c. Schmedeke comc!►ented that acro�s the street fron the proposed two family dwelling is M-1 District, the land backs up to R-1 an�i to the North there is the possibility of another duplex being built. Darrel Claxk added that Lot 10 is vacant, Lot 11 is occupied by a two family dwelling. Mr. Schmedeke added that after having see;� the �rza, he had no objections for the duplex being built inasmuch as there is another one in the same block, and finally, there were no people here tonighr frG:n the neighborhood to object. Mr. Minish commented that several. years ago, when a similar request was brought up before his Committee concerning this area, +`.ha pTace was packed. Naw he is surprisad at the lack of interest. . As Chairman of the Parks and Recreation Com�ission, Mr. Fitzpatrick said he would like to mention for discussion a possible stipulation for some kind of fence alang the South side of Nitschke �lot, a8:,quite often people build next to parks and then complain of the results such as children running through the yard, chasing balls, etc. The City, in the past, had made overtures to purchase Outlot 1, 6ut the price was too high. Vice Chairman Fitzpatrick said the Parks felt the price was grester than the use the park would get for the a��itional park property. The Engt�ieering Assistant explained the reason for the change in the zoning ordinancenthat at R-2, a two f amily dwelling could be built, and in order to eontrol`the type of construction, a Special Use Permit category was added to the Code. With a Special Use Permit, the builder has to get approval of the Building Standards-Design Cantrol Subcommittee for exteriors, elevations, etc. This gives the City better control over the architectural design. R-2 zoning had no such restrictions., . .� �_ _ ------� . . . . _ ._ �. . _ _ _ ._ . _ . . � �� ;'� *� ;, . .. r.�, . . .. . . . . , , . . � R1a�Co�u�siQn I��ti.ng t Decesnber 9, 1970 �V Page 7 ___ ..-- _ . �� MOTION by Schmedekeo seconded by Minish, th�t the Planning Commission reconmiend appro✓a1 of the Special U�e Permi�, SP #70-12, by A1vin A, N.itsc.'�dce to construct a t�*o family dwelling in an R-I Dis�rict, Sec�ie�?� �5.1y (2A) Fridley City Coa�e, involving Outlot 1, Rice Cree3c P1aza South, Lot 32, B1ock 4, Lowe12 Addition to Fridley Park together with the vacated street between before mentioned parcels, subject to Council and City�decisions on Iand transfer as outlined in a statement dated Octobez� 27, 1970 signed by Alvin A. Nitschke, that there wi11 be so�e type of fence or buffer on the South side of the property, and that the Building Standards-Design Control Sub�ommittee approve the building plans prior to submission to the Council, and finaZly that Mr. Nitschke brinq his plans before the Building Standards- Design Control Subcommi.ttee before the SpeciaZ Use Permit is granted by Council and in that way Council would receive the complete package. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimausly. Mr. Nitsch�e said he felt he did not.want the fence, and.:that ii none of the property awners�abutting a park paid for thei.x fences, he would rather not have that stipulation in the motion. If he wanted the fence, and if the property would be a nuisance in that respect, he would put it up. Vice C�airman Fitzpatrick said that quite often the City gets it in reverse. The neighbors aslc the Park Department to put up the fence. Usually if one needs a f�nce, he calls the City and expects the City to put i� up. �1 The people around this park have not put un a fence, but we are considering a .special use permit this evening� He `toulda't �k Mr. Nitschke to put up a fence he would never need. Mr. Schmedeke told Mr. Nitschke he fe1C that if the Chairman of the Yarks and Recreation Commission believes the fence to be necessary and prac- tical but not to unnecessarily to burden you -- some day you may be more than happy with it. Mr. Nitschke said he plans to live in the proposed building, and being that he was going to live there, it would probably have a contemporary type of architecture and have a mansard roof. The architect that he is planning to use is in New York at this time and•he could not give a date this evening for the presentation of the plans. � . 3. OONSIDERATION OF PRELIMINARY PLAN FOR TOWNHOUSE DEVELOPMENT BY N.C.R. CORPORATION: Lots 3 and 4, B2ock 2, Hayes River Lots (5950 Anna Avenue ) Mr. Harris said this request came to the Building Standards-Deaign Control Subcommittee for concept approval. Then the request went directly from Building Standards-Design Control Subcommittee to Council without coming to the Planning Commission. It was in the Building Standards minutes which went Co Council, and they got involved in the townhouse concept, before the request was received by the Planning Commission. The recommendation of the � Building-Standards-Design Control Subcommittee should have gone first to the • _ a��.. . j ;�' REGUL�R COUNCIL 1rLETING � DECEMBER 21, 1970 �' PAGE S , , L � ^ REPORT FROM CITY ATTORNEY REGARDING REGUTATION OF SNGWMOBILES: , � The City Attorney discussed th� proposed uniform snowmobile ordinance received from the Hennepin County League of Municipalities. He said there could be a little more control in the ordinance by placing a speed limiC, he said they ' could make it ten to twenty miles per hour if they wanted, and could add more specifications on safety equipment. He said that the advantage of a . uniform ordinance would be for someone driving from community to community to have standard regulations. Only six cammunities have passed this ordinance, but it has only been circulated sfnce November. He said he has not had time to receive com�aents from the Chief of Police yet, but if he approves, the City Attorneq would urge adoption. Mayor Kirkham thought it would be to the Council's advantage to adopt a uniform ordinance, atid he thought it could be adopted on first readin�, snd changes made before the second r�,ading. Council- man Harris thought it would need some chan�es, not b�cause it was not inclusive, but he thaught thEre c�ere mreas not quite defineci. Mr. Holm, the gentlman who had cireulated•a petition reg�rding snownobil�s, as'ced how you regulate a speed limit. Mayor Kirkham said that it will t�e their own responsibility, and they will just hava �o travel slowly. Mr. Hola� said he would like to see a � speed limit of 1Q or 15 MPH. Councilman Liebl said zhat it would be hard to ke�p the speed down that low on snowmobiles, he felt lU MPH would be unrealistic. Councilman Sheridan said he could understand the p�o�l�'s c�ncern about their children'as snowmobiles h�ve little control as far as stopping, Councilman Harris said that he aoted that the slower thE;� go,; the �luieter they are. It � was also pointed out that sor�e socu�.un:ities req� �.r�: t`i•�t �l�gs be flown for safety purposes. /''\ �, MOTION by Counci 2maa Liebi that the prcposed c: c �r.ancc: bs. sei;t back to the Police Department �or su�gestions"an the o�din�r_�_. Sece:;4ed .�y Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, tt�ere being no aays, t•iayor KirE�han declared the motion carried. RECEIVING THE MINUTES OF Tbr PI�NNIi�G C(3MMaSS�ON i�',�;Y9..TG t1r D�CEMBER 9} 1970: 1. PUBLIC HEARING, REQUEST FOR REZONING ZOA �70-06, SID BADER: L AUDITOR'S SUBDIVISION �108, REZONE FROM R-1 TO R-3 THE SOUTH 3 The City Engineer put tbe map of the area on the projector and explained that thf.s would rezone half of Lot 4. MOTION by Councilman Harris to set the Public Hearing for rezoning requesL ZOA �70-12 to rezone the south half of Lot 4, Auditor's Subdivision �108, from R-1 to R-3 for February 8, 1971. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote; there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. 2. YUBLIC HEARING, REQUEST FOR SP'ECIAL USE P'ERAfIT, 9P ��70-12, ALVIN A. NITSCHKE: The City Engineer said that this Special iise Permit is for a double bungalow and goes along with an exchange of property in the Jay Park area. The City would get 15.4 feet of property and Mr. Nitschke would end up with an 80 foot lot. Mr. Nitschke would also give the City $250 with the exchange. He showed the Council a picture of the type of bungalow planned. The Planning Co�nission had recoam�ended approval subject to Mr. Nitschke getting approval from the Building Standards - Aesign Control Subcommittee of the building plans prior to submission to the Council. . �� , REGUTAR COUNCIL MEETING � DECEMBER 21, 1970�' - �_ _ _... . MOTION by Councilman Harris to approve the exchange of property witfi Mr. Nitschke paying th� City $250 ad�ditional because we are giving more land, and to approve the lot split for Lot 32, Block 5, Lowell Addition . tc Fridley Park. Seconded by Counc�an Lieb2.. Upon a voice vote, there being,no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. The City Engineer asked Mr. Nitschke if he has agreed to putting the fence on the sout[z side, and he said that he did. � Councilman Sheridan.question�d tae Special Use Percnit in R-1 zoning as he thought a public hearing was rec�uired. Th� City Engine�er loolced this up aad stated that a Special Use Permit in R-1 zaning requires a 4/5 vote of the Council, but a public hearing can be held if the Council wishes.• .;:a�� PAG� • , � �� '�,� I�TION by Councilman Liebl to concur with the recommendation of the Planning Commi.�sion and gr�nt the Sp�cial Use Perrait with the stipulation that the Building Standards - Design Control approve the building plans prior to submission to the Counczl. Second�d by Councilm3n �heridan. Upon a roll call vote, Kfrkha�, Harris, Liebl, Sheridan, Bre�ter voting aye, Che motion carYied unanimously. _ � 3• �UEST FOR VAGATION OF A PORTIOV OF A UT�LIiY EASEMENT ABRAMSHUK. S�V �70-05, TO VACATE THE NORTI�RLy 7 FEET OF 15 FEET OF LOT I BLCDCK 5 RICE CREEK PLAZA SOUTH: MOTION by Councilman Harris to sPt the Public Hearing for the requested /'1 vacation of a portion of a utility easemant for February 8, 197t. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vot�, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham d�clared the motion carried. MOTION by Councilman Liebl to recei,ve the remainder of the Planning Commission Minutes of December 9, 1970. Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham d�clared the motion c8rried. MOTION by Councilman Harris a3i:ing the Adninistration.to bring back that part of the ordinance dealing with single family structures.and artached garages so the Council has $ clarified position on it, and that the Planning Commission be sent that information along with any discussion or additional infarmation for their comments. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham decla red the motion carried. RECEIVING THE MINUTES OF T� BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING OF DECEMBER 15 1970: 1. A REQUEST FOR A VA.RU�NCE OF SECTION 56.05 4B SUBPARAGRAPH 1 FRIDLEY CITY CODE�.TO INCREASE THE MAXIr1UM S�GN AREA FOR A FREE STANDING SIGN IN AN AUTOMOBILE SER�/ICF, r'�REr� FROM 80 SQUARE rEET TO 252 SQUARE FEET TO ALLOW THE EXISTING SZGN TO BE RELOCATED ON PART OF LOT 5 AUDITOR'S SUBDIVISION N0. I53 Tf� Sr�� BEING 5201 CENTRAL AVENUE N_F. __ FuYnTFv CAR WASH). (REQUEST BY STUART J. NNE 711 The City Engineer explained that this was a variance for a pylon sign on ;� property in Skywood Mall Shopping Center. The sign has to be moved because of the new 1�in City Federal Building, and now it falls under the upgraded sign ordinance. There are now signs existing for Spartans, Skywood Mall, �, . ,_._--_----__._ _ ...__ : .. . _ .. _ . � � �, . �s:3 .' - �.------ - - _ ._ : _ . _ . ._.. .� _ _ _ .._._ _ __. _ _ _. _ _ _ _—_ l ,'r REGUTAR COUNCIL 1�ETZNG OF DECEMBER 21, 1970 °, PAGE 11 � � --- � .� � ' -f- CONSIDERATION OF THE SALE OF FIVE FEET OF CZTY PROPERTY AND TRADING OF ADDTTIOIZAL PROPERTY:- JAY PARK AKEA: . Thfs item was taken care of earlier in the evening (Item 2 af the Planning . Commission Minutes, A1vin A. Nitschke). The Council approved the exchange of property. SOLUTION 4k229-1970 REQiTESTING RELEASE OF CERTAIN RZGHT OF 1 H. �47 EAST SERVICE_ROp.D NEAR 61ST AVEPNE AND 57Tii AVENUE:� HOTION by Councilmare Liebl to adopt Resolution #2?.9-1970. Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upor. a voice vote, there being no nsys, Mayor`Kirkham declared the motion carried. RESQLUTION ��230-1970 ORDERING PRELIMINARY REPQRT FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT ST. 1971-3, ADDENDUM ��1; MOTION by Councilman Liebl to adopt Resolution �230-1970. Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, there being no aays, Mayor Rirkham declared the motion carried. RESOLUTION �231-1970 RECEIV PUBLIC HEt1RING FOR STREET I � SEAST RiVER RQAD SAFETY AND Y REPORT AND ORDERING TH ST, 1971-3, ADDENUtJM #1 MOTION by Councilman Liebl to adopt Resolution ��231-1970. Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, there being no cuiys, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. RESQLUIZ ON REQULSTING ADDITIONAL HOOK UPS TO NORTH SUBURBAN SANITARY SEWER DIST'RICT LINE, TOTINO'S: The City Engineer explained that Totirds problem had been resolved and there will be no need for this resalution. No action is needed�on this item. RESOLUTION ��232-1970 PROVIDING FOR THE APPOINTMENT OF AN ASSISTANT CITY MAIZAGER AND PRESCRIBING HZS DUTIES: Councilman Breider said that he wondered if the Council would not be creating another office within the City, and giving each department head two bosaes. Couneilman Harris felt the City was now large enought for an Assistant City Manager to give the City Manager assistance in certain areas and to have the powers to act on behalf of the City Manager in his absence. He said he did not feel it was creating two bosses. Councilman Breider felt the Council should not do this in �he absence of a City Msnager, as a new City Manager might not be in favor of this. Mr. Brunsel� said that thi � is basically what is in the present resolution naming,him Acting City Mactager, and that he is not asking for this appointment himself. Councilmaa /'1 Liebl sug�ested thia be laid over until we hav� a nQw City Manager. Mayor Kirkham said he could not see where it created two bose�, as it was just making an Assistant City Manager.. Councilman Breider stated that he read the Resolution as creatiag a full time position with the power of the City Manager, with his authority. He said that the City Man�ger has created a personnel chart, and this is the function of the CiCy t�i.�nager. Councilaian Harris said that it was up to the Council to creat� positiona on the bnsis of ^ 0 ._ ; LL !'k.�1� �- W W � �' - � 7 Q � ZQA �72-01! Al Nitschke �� Outlot 1, Rice Creek P1aza South, Lot 32, Block �, Lowell Add, to Fridley " ' ` '' --' `' `'ie vacated street zed parcels -Rezone �iplex �0.� 5 � �l"i' LY �� i'1'Y O�,v �u+�f3 t��-�t � t� D �+i� CJ � u i�.Q t,t� C� S�`r'�'.a f � W � � � O_t Z' � � Sc a�� " : bo' �_ l.lT'� �O K4:�C:.��iU� ��—�--+ �� C ,T� Ta Ca�ur:. AwW`z' �f o . � � T �: �'� . �`� � �/ �: � ;`� �t��s � ii:<o� etvin �.'PIILSCIIKC ��h ,�� .,l � Outlot 1 Rice Creek Plaza South, �'� ~ �� Lot 32, B1. 4, Lowe11 Add. to Fridley .t� �.� '�� Q+ : �, ,� �'° Park, together with the vacated street � \ .. :�..� � 4 ,s3 '•�. �;, between before mentioned parcels - ^ � t► ;x,. ' � Rezone from R-1 to R-3 for Triplex , ,G : � � �. . ti,.. . �/ � '_.• � . f' � h e°�-�""�."„8�....'`T°-. ,ia`` t � ?e i ;�,V a L -1 �°Z°` r.n^--.c �8� ��+�j� �Ze � ` ' S? �� i�,' � ' ., i. `�.� �.i.�,�.i . � ' u �L• t �' , f �1 �� `ic �,. �. _" � . � �� ..S'. ; � � • , "�: .i .�d•trf7- 7:a`f:� '. <. F{ S z� �� :3 �� . 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McGregor to rezone from R-1 (single family dwellings) to R-2 (limited multiple f amily , dwellings) the North 824.7 feet of the West Quarter � of the Northeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of Section 13, T-30, R-24, City of Fridley, County of Anoka, Minnesota. Generally located South of 69th Avenue and 1,000 feet West of the City Limits. Anyone desiring to be heard with reference to the above matter will be heard at this meeting. Publish: January 26, 1972 February 2, 1972 � OLIVER R. ERICKSON CHAIRMAN PL�TNING COMMISSION � i� s � CITY OF FRIDLEY MINNESOTA PIANNING AND ZONING RORM Number ZCvi�- �7 Z OZ - ' APPLICANT'3 SIGNATURE� �.� !C Addsese �--`�� Ir:.r-r 32�1c � h- - l-�� . 2� �.� -- 5 /�t�. t s�. . (t�,; � ��.; �::.��s Telephone Number ��-Z�� ,�E� �?'4- �6(( P�::s, �� YROPERTY OWNER'S SIGNATURE Addseas � �� TYPE OF REQUEST � Rezoning Special Use Permit Variance Lot Splita Approval of'Pre- liminary Plat Approval of Final p�8c Streets or p17.ey�--.._. Vacations Telephone Number Other ' Street Location o£ Property /�� ' � j � ��"`_°— ��/��^ �='' � - � I,ega1 Descriptfon of : Property N ca ��% % F��.,- a�„_�� C4 a� Ttr�- N L. �� t,j� c � C� � ��. IV � 7Q o F �7�GTt o�i � � ' lo:.t.�: �ie�t P � C+ . �4w►ti F �- ^ - _ _ _- - - -- - - , ` /��-� %%% F�- S cJ �2 � � %�-t o �� "E5.' T ( 7 1a � S o �� L �P \� � � i �f �i-- . -T-- — — . ptesent Zoning Classification � - � � Bxisting Use of the Property �/ i��_ �,� T � � - Proposed Zonin� Glaasification, SpecisZ Use, Variance or other request -� � Deacribe briefly the Zj►pe of Use and Lhe Improvement Progosed �. w N ��r_ u S i: ��J � V�r_ L o t� 1��►..+ T Acreage of Property �� 2 �-�S ilaa th� Preaeat Applicant Pzeviously Sought Co Rezon�, Plat� Obtain a Lot Split, Obtaia a Variance or Special Use Permit on the Subject Site or Part of It? ,�,�- � When? uu What was Requested Fee Enclosed $ o �5"�S�/G Uate Filed Date of Hearing` � pLANNIN� AN1� ZONING FORM �� PAGE'2 ' � . . . . . , . . . . . .. . - Number ��_j�--o �� _ . . The e�adessigned understands that: (a} A list of all residents and owners of pro- n � Resideais and perty �rithin 300 feet must be attached to this application. (b) This applicatfon mdst be signed by aIl a�tners of tha property, or an explanation ' �iven why thfs is not the csse. . (c) Responsibility for any defect in the pro- . �� ceedings resul.tin� from the failure to Iist � the names End add-resses o€ all resfdents and propert� o��r�er� of progerty within 300 feet of the pro�►�•rty in question, belangs ' ta the undersiyned. Owr�ers of �rogerty wiChin 30� feet:� PERSONS ADDItESS I�j�,� Mrs . Les lie J. Tikkanen t�,, & Mr.s. Ronald Germundson t�j� & Mrs A> > f;n T Ldi? liams I�,,�,'�vd F. Foslie� �,��y d F.e ��.e�er� Bui ders,� Inc. �nder�e_n_��},t �ool _District �14 1404 64th Ave. N.E. 1390 Count� Road H 947 86th Avenue N.W. - Coon Rapids - 3345 University Ave. S.E. - Mpls. 55414 1052 Osborne Road � 6QOO West Monre Lake Drive A aketch of proposed property and structure musc be dra��n on �the bnc[c of this foru� or attached, showing the follo�oing: 1. ;Vorth Direction � 2. Locatioa of Progosed Structure on lot. 3. Dimensions of property, proposed � etructur�, and front and side �et-backa. ` . 4. Street Names ' S. Location �nd use of adjacent existing � � buildin�s (cbithin 30Q feet). The uadersigned hereby declares that alI the fac and representations stated in this epplication are true and correct. � . , DATE c� �-t Y SIG%ATURE , � � `--�\ r , � � «�L r � �- ��sC�. f ..� (APPLICANT) , . • . • ' • " ' _ �.� 1k oY �k # ic it 'dt 9F ak Approved Deni�d By the �oszd n� appea3s Subject.to the Followin� Conditions: date Approved Denied by the Plannin� Commission on Subject to the $ollo��ing Conditions: 'date Approved Denied by the Counci2 on � Subject to the Follo��ing Conditions: � � date Form PC I00 �, s a _ ._ _ �� ZOA �72-02: Robt. L. McGregor Public Hearing Notices: pI,ANNING CO1�Il�II5Si0N: Mailed - 3anuary 26, 19'72 COUNCIL. . . . . . : Mailed - Independent School District �14 6000 West Moore Lake Drive Fridley 55432 Approved Builders, Inc. 1052 Osborne Rd. N.E. . Fridley 55432 Floyd F. Foslien _3345 University Ave. S.E. Mpls. 55414 -Mr. � Mrs. A11en L. Wiiliams 947 86th Avenue N.W. Coon Rapids Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Germundson 1390 County Road "H" Fridley 55432 Mr. & Mrs. Leslie J. Tikkanen 1400 6�th Ave. N.E. Fridley 55432 Robt. L. McGregor 265 Stonybrook Way Fridley, Minn. 55432 � ; ,_ � � � __ _. __ . __ r�� .- � PAGE 16 ' gEGUI,AR COUNCIL MEETING OF JANUARY 18, 1971_ _------- — " � MOTION by Councilman Harris to approve the concept of RAO as outlined in the letter received January 18, 1971 for the proposed plan for building in the --area designated as-Lowell's Addition. Acceptance for concurrence of the concept approval does not remove the responsibility of the Council to have the Public Hearing for the rezoning if the additional land area is needecl. The petition would have to meet the rezoning requirements. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upan a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. RE UEST FOR EXTENSION OF TZME TO COMPLETE,ITEMS SPELLED OUT IN THE AGREEMENT FOR REZONING ALONG 69TH AVENUE (ZOA #69-�8A): The City Engineer said that the 'first reading of the Ordinance has been held and if the gentleman would give a 60' strip of land and acquire Outlot 1 and donate it to the City, the second reading would be held. He has been unable to acquire the property. The gentleman who owns the property to the west is present in the audience. The City has been working to develop park land east �# �entral. The City does awn parcels to the west. He reeommended that the first reading be gone through again. Mr. Floyd Fosiien, 3345 University Avenue N_E., said that he was at the Planning Commission Meeting some time ago and this is ne�i�t .to hi.n►. He got a cal�, last week asking about the property. He said that he understood that the rezoning was contingent upon Mr. Edward Perry obtaining his land. He said that he does own land adjacent to his. He beZieved tha-t it was Outlot #1 that the -- City was interested in obtai.ning. There are two lots near there that are high enough to support housing. He said that he mention to Mr. Perry that maybe something could be worked out if his interest was rezoning the land adjacent to his. If there is interest, he would get i.n touch with him. The City Engineer showed the whole area on the overhead projector and ex- plained that the asea shown in green is the axea the City is interested in for � park land. Councilman Harris said �hat this land is unbuildable for homes, and that it is beautiful land. Mr. Foslien said that Lots l0.and 11 could be � , ased for building homes. � � � The City Engineer said that if Mr. Foslien is willing to proceed and give the + necessary land, he shoul8 make an application for rezoninq and the City would � work with him to get control of Outlot 1. He said that his recommendation is � to deny the time extension request and go through the first reading of the �Ordinance again. Councilman Fiarris asked how big the parcel of land was that , Mr. Foslien had. Mr. Foslien replied that it is about 200' wide. The Acting City Manager asked how long after the Public Hearing could the first reading be held. Can the first reading Yse held again without another Public Heax'ing? The City Attorney said that he would think that it would require another Public Hearing. The Council has b2en using the policy of 6 months between the first and second reading. He asked when the first reading was. Councilman Liebl said that it was in October, 1969. He added that he thought that he•felt that the City Engineer's recommendation was correct and that both of the properties should be done together. Mr. Foslien said that he was not sure whether he would offer i� for sale to Mr. Perry or whether he would build on it himself. He said that his work is � •�,. ,; _ _ _ __ _ _.,__ __ _ , . . . ��.� . . • REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF JANUP.RY 13, 1971 PAG� 17 ^ apartment building and that he has built a 109 unit apartment complex that was F.H.A. approved. Councilman Harris commented that the building would have to be a long narrow structure. Mr. Foslien said that the construction would prob- ably have the parking up near 69th to utilize the creek aesthetically. Mayor Kirkham asked Mr..Foslien if he intended to petition for rezoning. Mr. Fos�.i�n � said that he may. Councilman Harris told him that if he makes a petition for rezoning, the Council would be glad to hear it. MOTION by Councilman Harris to deny the request for extensiqn of ti.me for Rezonir�g ZOA #69-08A. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. CONSIDERATION OF FLOOD ZNSUR.ANCE INFORMATION: Councilman Liebl said that he thought they should inform the peopl.e before the City should designate the area as a fload plain. This would be a help to these people but it would also restrict the area. Councilman Haxris asked what restrictions there wauld be on the area. The City Engineer said that the area would have to be desiqnated a flood plain, and zf so, there would be restrictions on building. Most of the homes in Riverview Heights are protected somewhat by the elevated roadway, but there are about eight homes south of 79th which may benefit. MOTION by Councilman Harris to receive the information supplied by the City ,�"1 Enqineer and the Planning Assistant. Seconded by Councilman Kelshaw. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motian carried unanimously. DISCUSSION RECARDING 77TH AND 79TH AVENUE RAILROAD CROSSING AND QTHER RELATED ITEMS: Councilman Breider said that he had asked that this be put an the Agenda in response to a petition regarding the crossings. The City Engineer said that recently there was a serious accident at the 77th Avenue crossing causing three deaths. Councilman Harris said that he understood that the car ran into the , train. The City Engineer said that the crossing is marked with a stop sign. The accident happened at night so there were train lights and the train whistles for the crossing, but still the car ran into the train. The general feeling was that the windows of the car were fogged. There are no other re- corded accidents at this crossing. The Council action would be to hold a Public Hearing to see if this crossing should be closed. If eliminated, the application would have to go to the Public Service Commission. Councilman Breider asked when the Public Hearing could be held. The City Engineer said that he.would be ready in March. Councilman Harris said that they would have to take into consideration the existing land use. He asked if there was a railroad crossing near Liberty Street and the City Engineer said yes, there is no.warning sign. Councilman Harris said that the parcel to the east would then have no access and it would be ari isolated 40 acres. The City Engineer said that the pZans are to relocate the crossings at 79th Avenue and 83rd Avenue. There is an Ashton connection. Mr. Richard Harris said that taking out tY�e 77th ^ Avenue crossinq would isolate a few people. There are a few homes in there. He felt that if the 77th Avenue crossing is eliminated, there would have to be something done about connecting 79th Avenue with University. The 79th Avenue crossing would open the area up. � ,., � REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF OCTOBER 6, 19 �LT�I,ZC Fi�ARZNG ON 1970 BUDGET: _�Ths_�.ity bianas�er reparted that there has 'been nQ__ se�tl_exnent with y�t� ar�d �hat th�y have besn working very haxd on the budqet, �nd �h�t, �t wi�.� b� r@ady for the ne�t regulax Cvuncil Meeting. PAGE 3 the union as it is hoped MOTTQN by Counc�lman Samu�lson tq tabie considex�tion af the 1970 bu+�qe� to ... �� next xegul�ar Meeti�.g o� Octob�x 20, 7,96q. Seconded by Councilman I�iebl. U�aon a voiae vote, there being r�o nays, Mayor R3.rkham declared the motion cazzzed, . ZON OF AGREEMENT BETw��cv C:P 20A #68�13) ON 69TH AVENUE: P AND CITY OF FRIDLEY REGARD Th� Ci�y Manager exglained tha� this is the agreement the CAUncil instzucted ths Cit� Enqir�ser to pr�Par�. The C�ty �ngineer said that this is the piece o! proper�y.Hammar�und �nterprise� �tarted to rezAne. �he Counc�.l had a�th�xi��l s�,gning �he agreement bs�ore, bu� due �q the� de�th of the man handl�r�� hs xezc�n�n�, work was stopped. It is now s�,qn�d by Mx�, and Nixs. Ca�l Fiigp axad �h� Carpo�ation, Ria� creek Dev�lap�xs. Authoxi�atican is n�e+dad fax �h$ M�yc�r �nd the City Managex �o sign t1�s agXeement. The C�ty Attorney s&i.d tha� he had �x�mined the agreement and everything seem� to bs 3�n o�dsr. MQTIAN by Cour�c�.l,man Sher�.t3aa �� autk�ori�s th� City M�r��g��; and Mayor Kirkhan► /�p ��gr� tha agreement, seconded by Councilmar� Li�b1, upon a voice vate, all j ,atinq aye, Mayox Kix'kham declared �he ms�tion carriec�,. � �( FIRST FtF.F�p�NG OF ORDINAI3CE FOR REZONING (ZOA #69-08A) KAYE W. WESTERLUND: d /\ t : The G�.ty �ngineer reminded the Council that this is the �xopexty that was b�ing �eld up whi1Q wait�-ng to se� what tha land d��elope�s �o the east woulct bs da�z�g. Gounci7.man Samue�.sor� a�ked �� this would bxi�9 �t up ta a speci�ic ��vai�.on, Th� Gity �n�ir��ex sa�,d yes, He saa.d that there is a diffea:en� p�op�r�x qwri�x ta �the sauth and tha� �he Ci�y is no� getting as much land f�am �his pa�'c�^�. as f�om ti�e Rice Creek pevelopers' parcel. , , blr. W��tarlund said that h� did nat k�ow whQ tha ownsr a� th� piecs o� B�oFe�tY to ths ss�uth �.s. H� sai�d �ha� ha believ�d tha� the owners of the spu�h g�.ecs a�a �7.ss� �hinkiz�g of re�ar��.a�� a multip7.� dwsl�.a,ngs. Councilman samu�l- �an �aid �ha� tttQ Coun�� wou�,d like to �ons�,de� t�e whole area toB�th�r, za�ther th�n piece-m�al. M�r. Wea�e�lund asked if �he Counc��. waulr3 like h�im to txy t� piak up the addi�ional land, The City A�tarr�ey sa�d that th�s ozdinanae e�aul,d b� passed on f��st xeading with �he condi.�ion that theytxy tv p1�k up the addi.tional parc�l Pnx� City use. Councilman Samuelson said th�xt,h� �al� fih�� the c�ty shauld proeeed with the rezoni�ng as it would b� pt bene�i� to �he City to tie all the land together. He WQU7.d like to have th� �i,�rst x��d�.ng '�oni.ght and the second when the l.and dedi.cation is made: Th� G��y ��8�n��' su99��d tha� an agreem�nt cou�d be drawn up Simllax' to fihat to�' �ha R�ae Czeek A�velop�r�. Mr. West�rlund �a�d t�at this woul� be �9reeabl� tc��G�em and asked 3� there would bs a�. man�h i�mi�ation thar�. ;^ouncilm�n �amualsor� said that �his has been star}dard council poliay, bu� tY1� Q tnQ�fihs tim� paxiad �ould b� waived i� neceasaxx. �oun��lman shexid�n ��4�� ha� �hQ CaunGi�. €eTt �hat i.� shau�d no� b� 1�� o�en �ox a q�ea� �.en�th R� ��.me r b�'� i� som� pzo9reas i� eviaer�� and som� d��ail.s bei.nc� com� ��r1�t�d, S�fi ocauld be exte�ded. i�x�. W�sterlund �aid th�t h� �houg�� hs six �� , .rr « ., . ,, , ,, . '. �� .� ,/ � . - . .� . I2EGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF OCTOBER b, 1969--- PAGE 4 ..1� m�n�h� wou]�d be a�es�u��e. Counai�.maM 5amuelson said tha� t�he Ci�y �ng�ns�;� m�y� fihe A��BS�x wi11 work togeth�z on the oWnership of the pxoperty tp th� qo�th ar�d �hat the ag�eemer��k shpuid be �eady for him to pick up ]ay the end � a� �h� weQ}�. �qpT�QN by Goun��lman S�mu�lsRn tQ �PProv� �he Qrd�-na�ce on first re�ding a��d y�t�ive �h� ��s�ing� wit� the under��and�,ng tY�a'� l� ��'�em�n� b�; i`ormula�e� a�d ��r�ed be�Q�'e t�?e secOnd readit�g R�' th� �xa��?��4�. ��onc��d by Cou�c�7,man &�,��.dan. Upan � zoli cal.l vote, Sherid�, K�rk4h�, ��b�. �nd Samue�.�� Po��g �ye, M�YQ�' Kixkham de�lared t2?� m��.or� ca�xi..ed. �C �HE QUESTIONNAIRE �'ROM �FtOP�RT7� OWNF�_ _?�ND CONSIp�k�A��TTON ROVEME�TTS IN HXAE PAktK ANA C�TX VTEW �AT?7TT�N: i�a��r K��S�r� askec� i� the tabu�.at�,pn Xep��s��ke� ��?�.y �hos� xes�And�.s�c�. TY�e+ C��x ��g�� sa�.d yes, 7eh� �i�y ��nse� sa�,d ��= the�e ws�e ��ou� �� 1e��ks�� s�r�� o�� nd 4� w�� x��uxned, i�z�. Sci�m��eke bxou�h� izi �?as�u� 22 by Y��i�d � MQTIC�N k�X ��?�n�a,�,man Sh��d�n �c+ r�cei.ve �kh� vQ�:�z��3 ��1��or� si�eet�a. �. Sscond�d i�� Gc�ur�ca.lma� L�>�b�,. Up4r� a vqic� vo��, all vot�,r�c� �y�► Id�ys�� xkh�m d�vl��se1 th� mcrti,or� �ax�i�d� M�'� � Ma�v�n Q' �3erg, ��7 2� ��xee�, aske�l ��r the resL��.�s �a ��ead ��'om th� � tabul��iA�n• GQUr��.l.�nax� S�nu�ls4n r�ac� th�m al.oud� Nt�s. o►B��s� asl�ed wh�n th�� W#.�� a �or�si.de�'ed aga�.�. Gounc�.��na� Samuelson said possibly �.� w�.1�, k� O� th�3 Agand� �oz the n��t ��gula� �ie�ting. He ss�i-d that he wt�uld 1,�-ke �rt c�+�or�ur��y �a s'ku�y tl�e �esults mor�. Mr�. Q��zg wor�d��ed wh� �h� Couna�.� �hc�sE to c4�n� n4 ��sgor�s� as a yes vo�e. caur�c��.ma?� ��eb�; tQlc� hex �hat th� takrula��.9ri dct�s �ot �.r�c��.ude �k�e nA-�'esp�n�� t�'otes � Qnlx tl�os� w�o �e�ux'n�d tl�e �orm. Mx's. Q'��Xg gue�t�Q�et� w��k�er �n�a�� 4� i��e ��o�a�.� whQ Yoted ��r �.� did r�o� �.�-v� �n 2� ��eet, s�� sai�d that� �n �t�� p?r�v�c�us c��s�ussio� �� w�� gQir��d �ut tha� ti��; Gtiy i�� pay�ng � fc�� t�� w�7,I�� Q� }��-ssi��i�a�?�. S�xa��, bu� y�t �h� Ci�x iS nQt �y�nt� �t� �� w�X €sa�' �h�s. She sa�.d �ha� �t�e undex� Stood th�t ti�� x'e�oning wou�.d not .go thrQt�gY� ut��.ess �Y�ere is a sl:ip a�f' ram�, 8h� wa� a��a�.d �ha� �h� land wou�d k�e ��k�� u� 'Jay �a11 bu�i�esseS anc� r�� qrc�� c4r��xz� v�u�d came i,n, Tr� t��s ��, B�A�ably 2� St�e�t would s�ay �hQ ��n�= sh� ��i� �k��t �h� s��d r�� hQw �h� ��.�� f w�11 c�s� h�r ar�y qOad, ��d '�hat she wi1�. nev�� be�e��.� ��am �k��s. /'1 Mr, �ldsa� �ci�aaedeke sa�d �h�� h� �hc�uy�� t�� ?�e 8t�bliG ii�ari.�g�, we�'� avsx on �k��s i��zn. The ��y A�t4sne� ��d �� '�� 9�'ma1 hear��s wer� clo�ed, kir. S�hm�dQ�s� �1��?� ��kg�A �� h� Yg�� mi�� '�m ��QCk� �4, 23 an� 2� b� di�cs��? a� �kh�y a�� an �� w�� ?�d� o� �� z�� a�d w4uld �not b� �ss�ss�d: Co�3RGilmari �ig??� �a�d tk��t tl��'� W�� ome o� these �ncluded in �ha vc�� ax�d Mayox K�.�rlshant add�d �Y�a� a� �irst glat�ce they seemed �o abaut even 9u�. Th�se ��'� ��Q th�-�9s t,k�at �e sa�d t�a� '�� wou�d Ii.ke to study �urfihet� M�'� Sahm�deke said that �his w�s supp�rs�d to answer a�� th� ques��o�� n� �� x ��c��t o� the que�ti.pT�r�a�.�e, � d�cisior� cou]:d b� mad� soor�� OF COST PARTIC SON SC SIGNAL AT Th� ��.ty ��g�.neQ� z�p��ad th�� h� did m�� with th� CQ�an�y and th�x a�� $xvveadir�� with a tem�Qx'a�y ��.g�ai. Th� ��'�cit�g�m��'� was ��Q ci.�.� wau7�d �ax � a�4 �h� Cp��t�y wou�� ay �i w3,th th� �#c�h� bi�3 �.p b� paid 1a� the s�h44�.. � ,� � REGULAR'COUNCIL MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 2, 1969 PAGE 2 ^ Councilman Liebl reported that the Sacred Heart Parish has said that they are willing to participate in the impravement of 5th Street, and t_.hat they are in favor of the i.mprovement. MfaTION by Councilman Harris to approve the Rezoning Ordinance as requested by Sacred Heart Parish on first reading and waive the reading. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a roll call vote, Kirkham, Liebl, Harris, Samuelson, and Sheridan voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. COI3SIDERATION OF FIRST READING OF AN O1�DINANCE FOR REZONING �,Z2A �69-08A1 TO REZONE FROM R-1 QO R-3A REQUESTED BY KAYE W. ��^1ESTF.FjT,UNR; Generally located r south of 69th Avenue and 1,000 feet west of the City limits. Councilman Samuelson asked if there was any consideration given to a dedication of park land along the creek. The City Engineer said yes, the south 60' of the area is to be dedicated to the City. This dedication will follow the same general contours talked about for this Rice Creek area. The dedication would start about where the bluff starts. Councilman Samuelson asked about the contiguous property on the east. The City Enginezr reported that this was a request by Hammerlund Enterprises, the first reading of the rezoning ordinance had been accomplished and there was an agreement drawn up between the City and the developer. Then the person instrumental in getting this rezoning accomplished died. He said that he understood that there is someone now working on this request, however, the 6 month limitation has passed, so �"1 they will have to come back for reconsideration. The City Attorney asked if the ovmership of the parcel under consideration extends down to the.Section line. The City Engineer said no, only roughly to - the bank of the creek. He added that Mr. Westerlund has presented preliminary plans on his proposal at a Council DZeeting, but he would assume that tlie secand reading of the ordinance would be held up until the final plans are ` approved. He then showed on the map just how much this request is for, and � the relationship to the parcels to the east and south. '. �'1 ,. , Councilman Liebl asked if this dedicated land could then be used by anyone. Councilman Samuelson said yes, the ultimate goal is that this whole creek area will eventually be used by the City as park land. Councilman Liebl pointed out that in this case the City would be getting it for nothing. Councilman Samuelson said that he was not sure that it would be wise to allow this rezoning until it is known how the property to the east is going to develop. If this was rezoned, and the property adjacent to it was not, it would result in an R-3A parcel in the middle of an R-1 district. The City Engineer said that this rezoninq could be held up and both could be done at once. It does not look as if they wi1T be able to start until spx_r.g anyhow. Nir. Westerlund said that they had hoped to get started this year yet. Councilman Samuelson expiained that the question is whether or not to give the first reading. If it is read, everything would have to be ready in 6 months. Councilman Harris said that he could recognize Mr. Westerlund's situation, but the City could not grant a zoning ehange in the middle of an R-1 district, and he agreed with Councilman Samuelson that it would be better to wait for the property on the east, and do them both at once. MOTION by Councilman Harris to table the consideration of this rezoning ordinance until it is known that the property on the east is ready to be developed as R-3A also. r, ��'� � .� ^ REGULAR LOUh�IL MEETINu OF' SEPTEMBER 2, 1969 PAGE 3 Mr. Westerlund said that he would rather have the first readinq. Councilman Samuelson said that then he would have to have everything in order in 6 months. Mr. Westerlund said that they could make that deadline and asked if the other property owners would not have a reply by the next Council Meeting. THE MOTION was seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. MOTION by Councilman Harris to direct the Administration to write a letter to Hammerlund Enterprises Inc. inquiring what they intend to do with the property to the east of Westerlund's parcel, and to have the answer ready for the next Regular Council Meeting. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, all votinq aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried un- animously. CONSIDERATION OF FIRST READING OF Al�i ORDINANCE FOR REZONING (ZOA #69-07) TO REZONE AREA BOUNDED ON THE NORTH BY 60TH AVENUE, ON THE SOUTH BY 57TH AVENUE LYING BETWEEN MAIN STREET AND UNIVERSITY AVENUE: ADID RECEIVTNG PETITION #38-1969 REQUESTING "SLIP-OFF" NOT BE INSTALLED AT THIS TIME; TO WAIT FOR COMMERCIAL DEVELOPERS TO COD1E IN: MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to receive Petition #38-1969. Seconded by Cauncilman Liebl. Upan a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared � the motion carried unani.mously. Councilman Samuelson commented that this petition changes the concept some- what. Councilman Sheridan felt that it would affect the street improvement but not necessarily the rezoning. The street improvements could just be held up, which would be a reasonabZe request. He said that he would like to see the Council hold the first reading for the zoning change. Councilman Harris pointed out that the petition also includes the slip-off. Councilman Sheridan said that the slip-off is a necessary part of the zoning change. Councilman Harris agreed and said that it was his understanding that the people were not in favor of the street improvements, but were in favor of • the slip-off. Councilman Sheridan said that his intent was to order in the slip-off through the resolution for the street improvement. He said that he had no recollection of any concern by the people over the slip-off at the Public Hearing, and that they understood that they had to have the slip-off for the zoning change. Councilman Harris suggested that the petition be checked to see if the people who signed the petition are the same that would be assessed for the slip-off. There may be less than 50� siqning the petition. The Council seems to agree that the slip-off is necessary to the i.mplementation of the plans . A member of the audience asked who would pay the assessments. Councilman Harris said the abutting property owners. The money would not come from the general fund. Mayor Kirkham added that the law prescribes that the assess- ments must be placed on the benefitting property owners. ^ Mrs. Marvin O'Berg, 5947 2�S Street N.E. said that she did not believe the people on 2� Street knew what they were getting when this plan was started. She felt that the land would become more valuable, but the value of the homes would be greatly reduced. She said that she felt that the costs should be spread throughout the.City of Fridley, as a commercial area would be an �i �� - � �. ,�-+ �_� t� . Plannint� Cammission Meetin�; - July 9, 1969 YaAe 6 - /1. MOTION by Jensen, seconded by Myhra, that the Planning Commission ;recommend approval of the lot split request, L.S. ��69-18, L. George We11s, rof the 8ast 12 feet of the North l00 feet of Lot 8C, Second Revision Auditor's �_,. _ - ,' Subdivision ��21. Upon a voice vote, a�ll voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. 7. PROPOSED PRELIMINARY PLAT: P.S. �69-10, GALLAGHER ADDITION, WILLIAM H. GALLAGHER: West 5 acres of NW� of SE�, except SouCh 4 acres, Christie Addition. � ' Mr. and Mrs. Gsllagher were present. The Co�ission discussed the curve in Seventh Street. The curve is South of the Gallagher property and the extra width was taken �ff the Riedel _.�property. In checking the width of the boulevard, it was felt there would be , enough land for sidewalks if they should ever be re�uired. 1�TION by Myhra, seconded by Fitzpatrick, that the Planning Commission set the public hearing date of Ju1y 23, 1969 for the proposed preliminary p1at, P.S. �69-10, Gallagher Addition by William H. Gallagher, oi the West five acres of the NW� of the SE�, except South four acres, Christie Addition. IIpon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. 8. YMCA PROPOSED SUBURBAN FACILITY ON WEST MOORE LAKE DRIVE: Letter dated June 19, /"� � 1969 from ieague of Women Voters in Fridley opposing proposal. , � 3. Chaixman Erickson said that since the Planning Commission has not been asked to give an opinion, the letter should be received. MOTION by Myhra, seconded by Jensen, that the Planning Commission receive the letter dated June 19, 1969 from the League of Women Voters in Fridley Opposing the YMCA proposed Subuxban Facility on West Moore Lake Drive. Upon a vaice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. CONTINUED FROM PAGE 5, REZONING REQUEST: ZOA �69-08A, KAYE WESTERLUND: MOTION by Myhra, seconded by Fitzpatrick, to remove from the table the tezoning request, ZOA �69-08A by Kaye Westerlund. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. Mr. Myhra said, in talking about the number of apartments for the past si,x months or more since he has been on the Planning Couanission, it seemed to him that to suddenly decide, because the Planning Commission has become concerned with the problem of the number of requests for apartments, to atart talking about stopping action on requests, was not gaod thinking. If the Couanission can foresee a need for apartments in the area by Onan's, such as this one, they should look at it or► its own merits. At�the Planning Coum�ission meeting of May 22, 1969, the Cou�ission felt a report such as that of the Roseville Administrative Staff would be of benefit to Fridley. This was "A Study to Examine the Tax Advantage or Dis- advantage o£ the Apartments in Roseville and Their Affect On The Loc�l Schools". The Engineering Assistant said this information could be compiled for Fridley without too much trouble if Council would so direct. h a � � �_j�' �;9 Ylanning Cou�nission Meeting - July 9, 1969 Pa$e-� — 4. The Camu►ission felt a study would be useful in anscaering questions fxom the public and helping them to make decisions. It was felt a study taould be completed within 30 daye. The headinge should consist of haw many units in Fridley; how many could be built under our present zoning, how many school children, particularly on avexage per unit; and tax dollara and return. The Enginearing Aseistant reported a survey was made in 1963. The Cam�nission would be comparing this report with the proposed survey. In answer to the query of declaring a moratorium while the study was going on, the Conanission felt they "should do business on a norm�l. basis", taking each request individually. In regard to Mr. Westerlund's request, Mr. Myhra s�id the Planning Co�ission was concerned with the elevation lines. Using the County Auditor's description, the rezoning requesC is for the No�cth 824.7 feet of Parcel 3Q0. The balance of the lot was not included. The South end of the lot has a drop which is not buildable. The petitioner plans to leave the Sauth gart as is. Some of the neighbors were concerned about the setback of th� ap8rtments and were informed the setback waB shos�m to be 180 feet with future g�ragea to take up some of it. Mx. Westerlund was to have a certi- ficate of eurvey prepared. MOTION by Jensen, seconded by Myhra, that the Plannin� Cou�nfssion reco�nend approeal of the rezoning request, ZOA �69-08A by Kaye Westerlund of the North �24.7 feet oi the W'� of the NE� of the NE� of Section 13, to be rezoned from R-1 (single famiiy dwellings) to R-3A (Apartmente only) with the condition that the developer deed to the City the South 60 feet of the described tract and further agree that no disturb�nce of the creek bank below elevation of 880 would take place and that the developer would further agree that the front setback would be a mini�aum of 100 feet. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. - Mr. Jensen $dded that this particular tract is appropriate for the proposed use. It happens to be on the boundary of a lar$e industxial tract; it also abuts the tract that was recently rezoned for multiple dwell3ngs; and on the South side a natural buffes of Rice Creek bottom Iand exists. Access to the property from the South wauld be extremely dffficult because of the terrain and natural wooded area. The only area that remsina to be considered is the area to the Weat and it is Bpareely gopulated and would not be adversely affected at thia tim�. It would give them an opportunity to develop =hat property using the best design factora that could be developed to allow an interfac� between R-1 and R-3 zoning. CONTINUED RE�ONING REQUEST (FROM PAGE 5j: LOA #69-09, SACRED HEART PARISH: 1�OTION by Jensen, seconded by Fitzpatrick, that the Planning Cou�nission remo�ve fro� the table the continued re�oning request, ZOA �1�69-09, Sacred Heart Parish. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the uiotion carried unanimously. � The Engineering Asaistant eaid that moet of Che property that the Church pl�ns ta eell, which is everythiag North of the South line of Lot 24, Block 10, ie already zoned maultiple. Zhe only part not saned inultiple is .� � ; 20A �72-02: Robt. L. 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