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PL 04/05/1972 - 7411# ; � , �. ,_ : _ ` . .�- , • , � � . ; ;- • .. ., . -� . . _ _ _ , ; . . ..♦ __ . _. ,. _ :� - , . _. , . _ ._ .. _ _. , t �. . _. __ .; _ _. _ ; . : . � .. ... v.. .... ,: . : . . .. LL - - . . : . .� . . _ . , _ ,. ., . > _ ,. . . � , .- : , _. ,,. r . . - - -- . . .... - .. -. . . . , .- . :, . � . . - . .. . ._ , _ . _ :_ . �.� . :. .. _ _ . - ,, : ,. .- - - . __.. _ � � . . . ... ' .� . .. .. . . , .�_ � f � � . ..� . . � .� ' � . . . .. . ,. • _ � ' . ..� r .. . . , .. � _ . ,� ` . l..:. ..-. . ' . ,: .. . :._. .. .. . ._. - . . ..�. .: .. .. � ' � . . �1 ` -. AGEN DA - J '.-..� ` PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING :. APRIL 5, 1472 8:00 P.M. `s " � � � I . - : - FCALL TO ORDER: , PAGES' . �ROLL CALLz . . � .. �:.�. _ . � . 1 . . � . . . �� .. � � -. � :: ; �� .. . . .. . . � . ., . � .. . .. . ..� . . . . . .. .. � . . . � . . . .. _ . �.. _ . -� � � . . �. .. . . . . . . .. . . . � . .- . � . �� . . ..:. � : .. . . . . . . . . APPROVE PLANNING COI�IISSION MINUTSS: MARCH 22, 1972 � I-3 � RECEIVE BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CO?�ITROL SUBCOi4Il�[ITTEE MINUTE� : 4-7 _�.... __.MARCH 23, 19?2 . -- �CEIVE BOARD OF APPEALS MINUTES: MARCH 28 Z972 - '$..11g � � � . � __? _ �_ _ -- . - ---- -- --____ __ - ------- -- - -- __ ._ __ _ _. -- --- -.__ � - - .. _ __ _ - .__ _ ,_ RECEIVE PLATS & SUBDIVISIONS-STREETS & UTILZTIES SJBCOMMITTEE 26-31 - _ MINUTES: MARCR 29, 1972 . ,, , . I. PUBLIC HEARING: PROPOSED PRELZMINARY PLAT P.S. �`72-01, I2-16 � . HEATHER HILLS 2ND ADDITION, BY MIKE 0'BANNON. Being a replat - of Auditor's Subdivision �,�22. i ' �. . . - � � ' 'l_ _ . , . . , _2. VACATION REQUEST: SAV �72-03, GENE HETLAND: Vacate Beech 17_2p , Street and Alley in fllock 7, Onawa Park. ; � , Y � �� . � 3. , i LOT SPLIT REQUEST: L.S. �72-02, RONALD E. SI�LTH: Lots 15 & 16, 2i-23 ; Block 4, and Lots 8, 9, 10, Block 1, Adams Street Addition. To , �� make three 6b 2/3 lots from five lots. � ; � . � � � � . 4. PRELIMIIdARY PLAN APPROVAI,, PH?.SE I, (9 FOUR UYIT QUADROMINILTriS) 4-5 ' � BY VIEFICON, INC.: Condominium portion of total multiple unit 24-25 � � com�lex on part of Outlot H, Innsbruck North Addition being the � :.:-� I600 Block. - , ,- a , �.. S: G�i�:L��. � �' ! "� � �� = SF��/- a ? -� �s��,��`' ,t ,�,� � � � .�c.�-,_ L, �+� `��'`� ' �� x — �-- �v ``�z��.e�--�? `� AbDED FROM SUBCnii�ifITTEE ti2INUTES 3/29I72: ��_�:�: - � �v,L00PBACKS � t : ; �7 PLANTI:�IG BQULEV�RD: 40 F..RT �?JO.�E LAKE zIIC';rT�d�r�g ' /� / � �_--� � - � - ��7 � � � �. � . . . . . . (}'IT; �;Tir��l1��; � � � . � � . � � . - . �. . . . � � . . . . � � � � . . . � .. . .. . � . � . .. ".: . . �# . . . � . . . . . .. . . . . - . � . . . i . . . . .. .. . .. . � . .. ��. . � � .. . ' . . �1 � �.. . . . . . � � � � . � � . � .�. . . . � . � . � . . . . . _ . . � . . � . . � � ♦ . . . .. . . : . .. �. . - � .. . . � � � �. . . i� . .... � . . � � . . . .. . . . . . � . . � . . . . . . � . : � • 1 1 �� . � . i '^ _ A G E N D A � - 1� � N• I G . APRIL 5 1972 8:00 P.M. �� PLANNING COINMISSIO MEET N , \ §� 1 � ; CALL TQ ORDER: .. PAGES� � � � RQLL CALL: ; . . . APPROVE PLANNING CONA2ISSION MINUTESc MARCH 22, 1972 1-3 !; RECEIVE BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL SUBCONlkiITTEE MINUTES: 4-7 � `: MARCH 23, 1972 � RECEI`JE BOt�RD QF- APPEALS MZNUTES : MARCH 28, ' 1972 ��- �/' � ..__. . __ :_.�._ _ .._ .... _ _..._. . .. . . . ... ___.... . _ . . . j _ . .._ _ . � . _ ._. . . . . . . ._ .. . . .... .. . _...._ . .. _ .._ .. RECEI�E PI.�A,TS & SUBDIVISIONS-STREETS & UTILITIES SUBCdMMITTEE i _ MINUTES: MARCH 29, 1472 � ( __ _ _ _ _ _ __ . _ _ _ �, _ � 1. PtJBLIC HEARINGt PROPOSED PRELIMINARY PLAT, P.S. ��72-01, 12-16 � ^ . HEATH�R HILLS 2ND ADDITION, BY MIKE 0'B_ANNQN. Being a replat . � of �1.uditor's Subdivision ��22. � s � 2. VACATION REQiIEST: SAV ��72-03, GENE HETLAND: Vacate Beech 17-20 ��-c Fi i Street and Alley in Block 7, Onaway Fark. ` - 3. LOT SPLIT REQUEST: L.S. �72 02, RONALD E. SMITH: Lots 15 & 16, 21-23 B1ock 4, and Lots 8, 9, 10, Block 1, Adams St�eet Addition. To - make three 66 2/3 lots from five lots. 4. PRELiMINARY PLAN APPROVAL, PHASE I, (9 FOtJR tiNIT QUADROMINIUMS) 4-5 BY VIEWCON, INC.: Condominium portion of total multiple unit 24-25 complex on part of Outlot H, Innsbruck North Addition being the 1600 Blo c. � � � �� _�,�,,,�,,.�� ,.�� 2��' �i - � � �� `�w2�� A �� '. � � ��`� �� - ��„�' `�l �'"`" . � ,;�� ✓ � (/ // � *��-J'yf'��' �� .. . ,;�1a�w L —('}` � ��'�-" - . : . .. � .l _ .UG'�'�-' '-� � !) � � .. .. . .. . � � . . � . �. �'�� 60 - ��5'�--��-/_� �',2�.�-e �- � ; �.�,,, -�r� - c-�'�.��-�-� n �� ti `��u�� -�-�°��-.-�-�� Z � �� ;� ��___. _ _ � � PI,�NNING COr4iISSION MEETIDiG MARCH 22, 1972 PAGE 1 Tha meeting was called to order by Chairman Erickson at 8:05 P.M. ROLL CALL: Membe.rs Preaent: Zeglen, Erickson, Fitzpatrick, Schmedeke Members Absent: Minish Others Present: Peter flerlofskq, Planning Assistant APPRpVE PLANNING COI�C[SSION MINUTES: MARCH 8�_1972 The following correction by Chairman Erickson was made: Page 4, Item 1 in the center of the page should read: "Whether or not the City could impose any restrictions on the use of the property so that they would not be forced to grant a permit for an additional corr�mercial ase if the lot split wexe granted." MOTION by Schmedeke, seconded by Fitzpatrick, that the Planning Gommission minutes of March 8, 1972 be approved as corrected above. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. RECEIVE PARKS AND RECREATION CO1�II�L[SSION MINUTES: FEBRUARY 28, 1972 MOTION by Fitzpatrick, seconded bg Schmedeke, that the Planning Com�nission xeceive the minutes of the Parks and Recreation Commission meeting of February 28, 1972. Upon a vo.ice vote, a11 vot3ng aye, the motion carried unanimously, RECEIVE BOARD OF APPEALS.MINUTES.: MARCfl 14,_ 197_2 MOTTON by Zeglen, seconded by Fitzpatrick, that the Planning Comm.issian �eceive the minutes of the Board of Ap,peals meeting of March Z4, 197?. Upo�a a voice vote, all voti.ng aye, the motion carried unanimously 1. CONTINUED: LOT SPLIT RE,�ST, L.S.-#71-08� BY CLIFFORD T�IO$: The �ast 125 feet o� Lot 18, Block 2, Ceatral View Manor. The owner wishee.to split off his residence, approximately 70'x100' and sell balance of lot to service station lesaee. Mr. Clifford Thoe was present. The letter f� �a the City Attorney dated March 22, 1972 ia aaswex to a requeat concerntnt thia lot ap11t was read by Pater Herlofsky. Mentioa was /'\ :aade of arl Agreement used ia Holiday Village North which ehawed haw an agree- . meut could be writtea. The aseesements against the pxoperty wera $2,512.99. Mx. Thae was infos�ned th�C the aasessments could not be split unlase the�re was a lot s�lit. r Planaing Com�ission Meeting - March 22, 1972 Page 2 � The Chairman explained that the City Attorney felt, in his opinion, that � certain agreements can be entered into so that if the property was sold, it must be sold with the adjacent property. He suggested aaother alternative was to sell the entire property with the provision that Mr. Thoe live in the home. ^ Chairman Erickson aslced about the terms of the sale. Mr. Thoe said the lessee has a five qear lease with the option to renew, and he hae a amall mortgage. Mr. Thoe asked if he could keep the request open. Chairman Erickson said the item could be contiaued for 9Q days, and t�hen if he did not come back within 90 days, the Cotmm�ission could act to deay c�x drop the request. MOTION by Schmedeke, seconded by Zeglen, that the Planning Commzssion table for 90 days the Lot Sp1it Request, L.S. #71-08, by Clifford Thoe �ox' the East 125 feet of Lot 18, Block 2, Central View Manor splitting ofi the residence, approximately 70`xZ00', and if Mr. Thoe has not been heard fxom within that length of time, the Planning Commission w3I1 dis,pose of the lot split request as they see fit. U,pon a voice vote, a11 voting a�Q, th� motion carried unanirrausly. 2. TAX FOB,FEIT PRIDPERTY IN FRIDLEY: DISCUSSION WITIi MIKE 0� Mr. q'Banaoa and the Planning Commiasioa discussed the tax �orFeit loxl� from a list and maps prepared by Mr. p�B$nnon. This was aA inforutativ� dis- cussion requiring no action. 3. COI�RCIAL ZONIDTG REVIEW MATERIAL: C-1 and �-2, C-1S and C-2S. Prapa�aed Ordinance Amending Sectioa k5.3.03 Relating to the Lot Area stui I+ot Widt� xequirements for C-1, C-1S, C-2 sAd C-2S. Mx. Herlofsky explained that aa au�emdment to the Zoning Qrdinance s�qui�'+�d ; a public hearing before the Plaa�ning Couaniseion and �ha Couacil. �e wo�ld be possible to set the date �or the 19th of April and because few peQgle lpok a� the public notices, the suggeation was made to get the aaAOUnce�ne�t at� th� front page of the Sun. MOTION by Schmedeke, secor�ded by �Zeglen, that tiie ,Pl��ing Comm.iaar.�o�n ��t the public hearing da�e of Apr�1 19, 1972 %r the amendment to S�ctiot� Oa�.3�03 �elating to the 1ot area and lot widtl3 requiz�ement� ,�or C-�1, C-1S, C�?, �-iS c�han�ir�g the lot area f.�om ?5,000 squaxa �eet to 2Q,000 squa.ra i'eet, ,��d change the 1q-� width from 2Q0 feet to .I6Q ��et. Upan � ycaiae Vato, A11 4''ot�nl� aye. tlie nation carried t�nan3rnously. l►. INFO1tMAL REVIBW Oi? xEZONING ItEQUEST�, ZOA �72-03, SY WALL CORF, s Th� ��iC Hali of the Eas� iiali of �he 8outhwest Qusi�ct�x o� 9ection 14, sxcapt past `', P�.a�ted aa t1p�.aad le� Additian a�d tTpland 2nd Addi.tion ar�d sxcagt paxt sol.d ta Dr. Trezon�, to be rezonad iroia A-1 tQ R-3 io� totmhauts�a at�d a�ar�meats. - Plannint� Commission Meeting - March 22, 1972 Page 3 � __ Mr. Fred Wall and Mr. Dennis Madden of the Wall Corporation and Mr, pick Schwartz, the architect, were present. No action. 5.. CONTINUED • PR�OPOSED. COI�REHEbTSIVE MUNICIPAL < DEVELOPI�NT PLAN: ADJOtJRDII�tENT : � The secretarq left the meeting at 9:00 P.M. . ' There being no further business, ChaiXmaa Erickson adjaurned th� P�.aaalAg Com�issioa meeting at 12:00 P.M. .� � �'''� � Q Respectfully eubmitted Hazel 0'Brian Recording Secretary � � � BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL MEETING OF MARCH 23,_ 1972 The meeting was called to order by Chairman.Zeglen at $:00 P.M: MEI�BERS PRESENT: Zeglen, Lindblad, MEI�ERS ABSENT: None OTHERS PRESENT: Peter Herlofsky, Simoneau, White, Tonco Planning Assistant MOTION by Simoneau to approve the minutes of the February 24, 1972, as written with the exception that preliminary plan approval for the Viewcon quadro�iniums be changed to concept approval. Seconded by White. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. 1. CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST FOR PRELIMINARY PLAN APPROVAi� OF PHASE I (FIVE (5 ) FOUR UNIT QUADROMINIUM.S ) OF THEIR COND(liMI1QIUM PORTION OF THE TOTAL MULTIPLE UAIT COMPLEX LOCATED � PART OF OUTLOT H, INNSBR� NORTH ADDITION, THE SAML BEING; ADDITION, FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 55� [i�� REQUEST 50TA 55428. OF Mr. Dave Phillips and Mr. Kenneth Nordaune were present to present /"'� the request. Mr. Phillips said they changed the request to cover nine (9) 4 unit quadrominiums or 36 units. � Mr. Herlofsky presented a map of the complete Viewcon development. This covers approximately 826 units. The agreement with the City sets the maximum density at 850 units. ` Mr. Phillips said all disturbed areas�because of grading�will be sodded with the balance of the area left in the natural state. Mr. Nordaune said any planting that would be done would be non-oak becauae of the predaminaace of oak in the area. Mr. Tonco said the plan presented had on-street parking. Mr. Zeglen asked how wide the streets would be. Mr. Phillips said the stxeets will be 25 feet wide. Mr. Tonco said when cars were parked on the street that only left 17 feet and he was cat►cerned that in ths evept of a fire, the firetrucks would have difficulty getting into the axea. He wondered if some randam off-street parking areas could be provlded. Mr, Phillips said because of the topography of the area, thls would be almost impossible. He eaid an alternative would be one canp�tpd for additional parking. Mr. Tonco sai.d as these were moa-dedi.cated streets he wanted it made a part of the Hameawners Asaociaticm Agres- tnent that if there were complai.nta or problew with on-etreet pa�k� that they make the neceaeary lawa or alter$tioas in parkiag to allevi- ate complaints on congested street problems. Mr. Phillips sald �hey caulcj i�crease the radius on the coxners to help ea�ergeacy v�hi.c18�� Mr, Zeglen asked if the streeta would be payed. Mr. Phillipa eaid th� streets will be blacktop with 6"x12" poured concrete curb and gutter, � � � Building Standards-Design Control Meeting of March 23, 1972__ Page 2 Mr. Nordaune said they would use single wall construction of 3/8" plywood with 3�" batt insulation. The facia would be painted the trim color. They will use brick on all lower levels. Mr. Tonco took exception to single wall construction approved by the State BuilCing Code. Mr. Zeglen said there had been some controversy about the fire separation of the garages from the living quarters as two garages would be under one unit. At the last meeting the Building Inspector stated his preference for precast decking as a separation. Mx. Nordaune said he thought they should use a two-hour occupance separation. Mr. Nordaune said they had sent plans to the State Inspector on these garages. Mr. Herlofsky said the Building Inspector may have to go over to the State Building Inspector's office to resolve this issue. MOTION by Tonco to recoa�end prel:minary plans for Phase I of the condominium portion of the following stipulation. to the City Council appx'oval of the (Nine (9) four unit quadraminiums) the total multiple unit comp�ex with 1. It be included in the Homeowners Association Agreement that they regulate on-street parking if there is a con-� gested street problem. 2, All conflicts with the State Building Code to be worked out by the Building Inspection Department. Seconded by Simoneau. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the mot�on carried unanimously. 2. CONSIDERATION OF A WEST 147.74 BY AETNA LITHi ESOTA 554a4.Z TO CONSTRUCT LOT 19 (EXCEPT Tti� �e T OF LOT 18, AUDITOR'S AVENUE N.E., FRIDLEY, � cor�ANY. 782 29th AVE C� S.E AND Mr . Lance Bartlett, Mx . Herb • Dutnke and Mx' • Robe�t Swanso� were pxeset�t � �o pr�sent the request. a Mr. Zeglen asked if theiold existing bui.�ding was atill. dn the property. Mr. I�umke sa�d this bui�ding wil� be xetr,oved when tl�ey cot�st�'uct t1�e t��w building. The capped basement will stay. Mr. Robert Swanspn said theY had put an eight foot door on this b�sement and they wii.l use �t �a� storage. � Mr. Tonco questioned the use of black tap �.n �he dock area. �e thou�h� when �ruaks turn around ia tbis area they would tea� the btack�Qp apax�+ Mr. Swa�son said the trucka wou�.d be empty wi�en they 1e�C. Mr. �attletG �aid it would depend on the base and they were using a 4 it�ch b�ae p�' �� °5��a�e• 5 g � Building Standards-Design Control Meeting of March 23, 1972 Pa�e 3 Mr. Tonco asked about the berm on the plan. He noted there was no separation between the blacktop area and the berm. He suggested they use some type of post or precast curbing to keep the trucks from going off the blacktop area. T�e precast curbing is allowed here aad at the end of the existing parking area to allow for future expansion of the parking and dock areas. Mr. White said he didn't see a landscaping plan. There were notations of evergreen plantings on the drawings but this was not complete enough. Mr. Zeglen said the security lighting wasn't on the plans. MOTION by White to recommend to the City Council approval of the request to construct an office, shop and warehouse building with the following stipulations. 1. Additional landscaping plan. 2. Security lighting. 3. Precast concrete curbs installed around dock parking areat. Seconded by Simoneau. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. 3. CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST TO CONSTRI BUILDING GENERALLY LOCATED ON 10.5 A� NORTHEAST QUARTER OF SECTION 3, T-30 BEING 7900 BEECH STREET N.E. FRIDLEY BY PARK COftSTRUCTION COMPANY. 51 - 3 AN OFFICE AND A S OF THE WEST HA1 -24, ANOKA COUNT' �i ' Mr. Ronald Krank, Mr. Duane Prairie, and Mr. Jerxy McDonald were present to present the request. The building will be 90 feet by 190 feet. Of this 5,220 square feet will be utilized for an offf,�a and 10,560 square feet will be used for service arid parts, Theze Wi11 be a wood fence parallel with the back of Che office aection to a�reeA the storage �rea. The xemainder of the storage area wi.11 have aa sight foot chain link fence with slotting which will join with the wood fenae. Mr. Tonco noted they were using a compart�d oil auxface wher� they w1�.1 store and maneuver their heavy equipment. The Board agxeed w�th �he use of this type of surface. They will have 8" poured coperets ent�'�t�cee whi.ch is equivalent �o a: 9 ton road, and all blacktop used iA the paxki�� areas wi11 have poured conrete curbing. Mr. Tonco said they had t�a have a 10' radius on all entrances. Mr. Tonco asked if their traeh storage would be enc�.os�d and i� they � would have a dumpster. 1��. McDonald sa�.d there would be �no exteriox storage of t�ash and they would use a cotapactor. A1�. oil and diesel oil will be stored in underground stora�e t�ake. � /� Building Standards-Design Control Meeting of March 23, 1972 Page 4 They will have an outbuilding for tires with special fire extinguishers for tire fires. There will be a fire wall between the office and service building. � Mr. Krank said there had been no decieion on the building material to be used on the exterior of the building. Mr. Krank mentioned sever�l ' materials, all which were acceptable to the Building Standards Board, but Mr. Zeglen said the decision had to be made before they went before the City Council. Mr. Tonco said when the decision was made, a sample of the material should be given to the Building Inspection Depar�ment. Mr. Krank said this was the first time he had seen the landscaping pl$n as he had bees� out of town, and it would be revised before they went to Council because the plantings in the original landscaping plan were too dense and would hide the building. Mr. Zeglen asked about security lighting as there wasn't any showa on the plan. MOTION by Tonco to reco�amnend to the City Council approval of the xequest to construct an office and a service building with the folloWing atip- ulations: � 1. Make decision on exterior building material. 2. Present final landscaping plan. 3. Security lighting. Seconded by Lindblad. Upon a voice vote, a11 votin$ aye, the motioz� carried unanimously. Mr. Herlofsky presented plans for a slab house at the reques� pf Che Building Inspector. Discussion followed. No conclusions wexe tuade �a the $oard didn't know if anyone wanted to build theae fn Frid�ey Qr �tq�. 1,< :� The Building Standards-Design Control Subcommittee rec�paends to the City Council that the Building Inspection Department pursue fuxthex study an single wall construction allowed by the State Build�ng Code, �he Building Standards-pesign Control Subcoua�ittee feels Khat tki+� lessening of regulations will not only be detrimental �o this Goulmurti�y but to the entire State of Minnesota. Chairman Zeglen adjourned the meetiag a� 10:45 F.M. Respectfully submitted, � taonJ D�orothy �v son, Secretary � � ,:: 8 � THE MINIITES OF THE BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING OF MARCH 28, 1972 The meeting was ealled to order by Chairutan Minish at 7:31 P.M. � ME'��ERS PRESII`iT: Minish, Crowder, Harju, Sondheimer, Wahlber� ME'14tBERS ABSENT : None . OTHERS PRESEPIT: Claren�e Belisle - Building Inspector • MOTI@N by Sondheimer to approve the minutes of the March 14, 1972 meeting as written. - S$canded by Harju. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried � unanimously. 1. A REQUEST FOR VARIANCES OE: SECTION 45.053, 4B 4, FRIDLEY CITY CODE TO REDUCE TI� SIDE YARD ADJOTNiN� At�1 AT�ACUFn r_auar_F FRfM S Ti FF'T Ttl � 7��t�'r ewm es��mTnu n Mr. Dockter and Mr. Omtbedt, of Sussel Company, were present to present the request. Chainnan Minish asked Mr. Dockter to briefly go over his proposal again for the benefit af the members of the Board who were absent at the last meeting. • � Mr. Omtbedt explained there was an error made by them in drawing the proposed • addition and garage onto the survey in that the measurement asked for in the front yard variance should be 33 feet 4 inches instead of 34.7 feet. Chaizman Minish stated the notices that were sent out stated 34.7 feet and the Board can take action on that request but if the applicant wants to change the request to 33.3 feet, new notices will have to be sent out to the surrounding property ownexs. Mr. Harju stated he couldn't see why the addition and garage couldn't be ' jo�ged back to be more in the back yard. P3r. Dockter said the back wall of the addition is level with the cantilever from the kitchen. It would be more expensive to jog the addition toward the back. Mr. Omtbedt said they would rather defer action on the request until the new variance notices were aent out since the road restrictions are now on. Chainnan Minish stated the item had been tabled at the last meeting ta allow the applicant time to get a letter "of no objection" from his neighbor. Mr. Dockter did submit this letter to the Building Inapection Department. MOTION by Wahlberg to table this item until the April lI, 1972 meeting to allow notices with Che new sneasurement to be sent out �gain. . � Seconded by Crowder. Ugon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. � ` The Minutes of the Board of Appeals Meeting of March 2$w 1972 Page 2 ^ 2. A REQUEST FOR A VARIANCE OF SECTION 45.053. 4B. FRIDLEY CITY CODE. TO REDUCE TI� MINIMUM STDE YARD REQUIREMENT FROM 10 FEET TO 3 FEET TO ALLOW THE CONSTRUCTION OF AN ADDITION ONTO AN F.XISTING T�WELLING LOCATED ON LOTS 21, 22, 2'L'1'+, 25 AND 26, B',c1CK Q, RIVERVIE4� HFI3HTS ADDITION. Ti� SAME BEING 8215 RIVERVIEW TERRACE N.E.. FRIDLEY. MINNESOTA. (REQUEST BY MR. ROBERT P. DOHERTY, 8215 RIVERVIEW TEkRACE N.E., FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA.) Mr. Doherty was present to present the request. Pictures of the lots and a verification survey were shown to the Board. Mr. Doherty explained he wants to add on a 14 foot by 26 foot addition onto the front of the existing house. The problem is that the existing house is only 3 feet from the lot line so the addition will also be only 3 feet from the line. The existing house was built in 1946. He said his main purpose fnr the additi.on is to get more room since the main hou�e is small to begin with. It will be used for a living room, family room and a small office. Mr. A1 Williams, who has an interest in Lots 27 and 28, Mr. Dennis Berry, 680 Ironton Street and Mr. Raymond Weitbrecht, 690 Ironton Street, were present and interested in learning what Mr. Doherty was proposing. Mr. Williams stated he has a purchase agreement on the two adjacent lots to the North that are owned by an estate. The lota were probated in Wisconsin �but have to be probated again in Minnesota. The owners live in California. He said he owns the 3rd & 4th adjacent lots to the North. ^ CY:ainnan Minish asked Mr. Belisle if granting the variance would create problems for Mr. 4dilliams in building on his lots. Mr. Belisle answered the variance would add to an existing non-conforming use and would restrict building on the adjacent lots as there has to be 15 feet between structures and 20 feet between living areas. The addition would also be increasing the fire hazard between structures. He asked Mr. Doherty it he had considered building onto any other part of the house. Mr. Doherty stated thet economics dictated which way they could add on. This is the only way to go to get the maximum henefit for them. Any other way would disrupt all of their plans. This plan would also blend in very nice with the existing house. He said in answer to the Boards questlons, that the addition w ill not have a second story and there will be just a crawl space under it. Mr. Crowder asked if Mr. Doherty had talked to a builder and if the builder could build the addition as propoaed. Mr. Doherty said his sketch is just a rough aketch and some ideas could be changed but he has had estimates from 3 contractora and they can build according to his measurements. Mr. Williams asked if it would make any difference on hia lots if he placed the garage in the rear yard and ran the dxiveway a],ong the property line. ^ Mr. Belisle said there would have to be 15 feet between atructures. ,, The Minutes of the Board of Appeals Meetin� of March 28, 1972 Page 3 � Mr. Sondheimer asked why the building Mr. Williams will build has to be so close /1 to the existing dwelling. Mr. Williams said that with a 50 foot lot you don't have to s�uch choice. He said he doesn't wish any hardship on Mr. Doherty but he is concerned about building on his property. , . . ;ti+'TA.' � Mr. Sondheimer asked what the north wall of the house and addition will be covered with. � Mr. Doherty said the outside wall will have wood shingles. M�OTION by Harju to close the puhlic hearing. Seannded by Sonclheimer. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the �otion carried unanimously. �hairman Minish asked Mr. Doherty if he had planned any windawa on the north side of the addition. Mr. Doherty said they had planned to have 1 windaw. The exiating dwelling has 4 windows on that side. °, Mr. Sondheimer stated he was concerned about the position of the garage to the adjacent dwelling and making it sa€e in case of fire. This could be eapecially dangerous with wood ahingles. , �� ;�:,,.,;� 3. � 1�OTION by Wahlberg to recom�end to Council approval of the variance if cona�.dexatio�ql if given to eliminate the fire hazards. Mr. Harju added the stipulation that there be no windows or overhang on the north side of the addition. � Seconded by Aarju. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion caxried unanimously. 1 Mr. John Christenson and Mr. Roger Chrietenson were present to preeen� the request. A house plan of the proposed two family dwelling was ahowa to the Boaxd. The following people were present and were intereated 3.n aeeing �aha� was bait�g proposed for this lot: DeWayne Le�mox, 382 - 74th Avenue N.E., Cqnth�.a Schreiner, 7372 Symphony Street, W. C. Mealay, 7378 Symphony Street, Dal.e Topic, 737�. Symphony Street, Mr. � Mrs. Beck, 7391 Symphony Street, Mx. & Mxs. Kie�aanan, 7398 Lyric Lane, T. Reingardt, 7381 Symphony Street. ,� R . 11 '� The Minutes of the Board of Appeals Meeting of March 28, 1972 Page 4 � Mr. J. Christenson stated they proposed to put up a nice looking double dwelling on this lot. All the code requirements are met except for the one side yard. He said they could put up a different type of bungalow that would meet all the codes but it wouldn't be as nice looking as the one that they propoae. ' Mr. Lennox said he had wanted to buy this lot and build a double bungalow � on it but the City Assessor had told him that this lot had only 9,770 square feet. Mr. Christenson said he had discussed this plan with the City Engineering Assistant and they agreed there was 10,380 square feet. He said they are building a double garage on one side of the dwelling and a single garage on the other side but they also have to have a parking apace or caxport in the rear yard to meet the code. They havea't decided exactly where the parking space would be yet but they do know they have to have the parking space. Mr. Belisle added the parking space would have to be 25 feet fro� the property line so the car would not be parked on the boulevard. Chairman Minish stated it is not the Boards responaibility to check the area of the lot, that ia the responsibility of the Building Inspection Departcnent ' or the Engineering Department. If there is an error in the lot area, the applicant would have to come back for another variance request. The Board is only to act on the 5 foot variance that is asked for at this time. � ` ri' ' - . �1d . Cynthia Schreiner came forward and gtesented a petition to the Board. The petition stated the 13 surrounding property awnera �+ho had signed the petition wished the Board to grant the variance but only if Mr. Christensan built the dwelling according to the plana that were submitted to the Board. Mi0TI0N by Wahlberg to receive the petition. Seeoaded by Crowder. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried nnanimously. Mi0TI0N by Crowder to c2.oee the public hearing. Seconded by Haxju. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion caxried unanimously. Mr. Crawder said he was concerned about the 4th parking area ae it meant 1 drive off from 74th and 2 drives off from Symphony. Ae didn't know if thia was bad ar not. ThEy could put a ssnaller chaelling on the lot to m�eet the codes but he wouldn't want to see a box like building built thexe. Mr. Harju saici he would hate to sacrifice a building like thia for thQ inattsr of 1 parking space but he £eit the Board would feel more comfortable i.f this problem was rasolved. ,�.;� Mrs. Wahlberg said she likea the basic plan for the dwelling but she wouldr�'t ' want the extxa parking area to be unaightly to the ne,ighboxhood. �1 � The Minutes of the Board of Aupeals Meetin� of March 28, 1972 Pat�e 5 MOTION by Sondheimer to approve the variance from 17.5 feet to 12.5 feet /'`� under the conti.ngency that the 4th parking space (10' x 20') be positioned in a suitable place in the back yard. Also the variance be approved wich the stipulatio� �hat the plan be used that was shown to the Board. 4. � n Seconded by Crowder. Upon a voice vate, there being no t�ays, �he motion carried unanimously. Mr. Bob Schroer was present to present the request. Pictuxea of the esxistix�g pylon sign and a sketch of the proposed sign addition were shawn to the Boaa:d. Mr. Schroer stated he is asking for an exten$ion onto the existing sign. Zhe e�tension will be a 4.4 foot by 10 foot sign to go on top of the existi.ng sign. It will be the newest type of sign as it ia a remote control sign that :�.s controlled from inside of the store. There are 4 lines of 12 modules each. Each module has the letters of the alphabet on it. The sign is double faced but wtll not rotate. The sign is leased from the company and not purchased. Mr. Schroer added they also need a height variance as the gas statian s�$n on the corner hides there existing siga som�what. The Board asked if the signs on the building wouid come down if th�e aign was approved. Mr. Schroer said there are 2 separate casp a.�►ies at this loca;tia�; �Qb's Produce Ranch and Green Giant. Both companiea might be using the �xis�i.ng pylon. He said he could not apeak for Green Giant but he thougt�� Ch� ei.�xts attached to the wall would come down. Chairn�an Minish stated that as he understood the code, all s�gn�s ths�t ax� non-conforming would have to co� �lown after 1974. Mr. Belisle said he di�dn't think this sign would be considered non•con�o�nir� if Council approved the requeat. Mr. Schroer said if it had to conform i� 1974 then part of the sign would bs taken down. Mx. Crowdex asked if the new sign would have 2 poles se tt�e exisC�.�g sigr� has. Mr. Schroer said the poles from the existing sign would be extend�d �ox Xha new sign. The sign plus the poles will have the wesker� moti�, �'he sign w�.11 be atrictly a adessage sign and will run from 6:00 A.M. to 12:pU P.M. The Board asked haw large each module wa� and what was the d�.staACes �xom which the sign could be read. �.1 � The Minutes of the Board of Appeals Meeting of Ma.rch 28, 1972 Page 6 /`� Mr. Schroer answered the modules were 9 inches high and at night the sign can be read from about 2 blocks away and during the day about � block away. He added that this sign would help theix business with the shopping center going in to the north of them. Mr. Harju asked what the hardship was for this sign. Mr. Schroer said it was the gas station sign that hides the existing sign. MOTION by Crowder to close the public hearing. Seconded by Wahlberg. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion caxxied unanimously. Mr. Harju said he could see why they have a problem in that they are attracting people from University Avenue and they are not on University. Mr. Crowder said this is quite a unique sign and will be an eye catcher. Mr. Sondheimer asked how many non-conforming signs are now along Unive�rai�y Avenue. Mx. Belisle said he thought that all the billboards are oversized. 1�TION by Harju to recommend to Council approval of the request due ta the h�xdahip caused by the location off from University and the gas station sign that paxti��ly hides the existing sign. We stipulate that Bob's Produce aigns be taken off fxo�► � the bui.lding and we recommend that Council give strong considexation to the posaibilitX that if the existing sign ia imodified to include both Gxeen Gi.ant and Bob'$ �'xodu�e _J Ranch that the Green Giamt sigtts also be taken off the builditig. Seconded by Crowder. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion c�xri.ed unani.mous ly . ADJOURNMENT• The meeting was adjourned by Chairman Minish at 10:10 P�M. Respectfully submitted, � v MAAY HIN Z S�eretary � �� OFEICIAL NOTICE , , . CITY OF FRIDLEY _ PiIBLIC HEARING . _ BEFORE THE _ . PLANNING COMl�IISSION . T0 WHOM IT MAY (�ONCIItN : � 1 Natice is herebp_given that there wi1.1 be a Public Hearing of-the Flauning Commission of the City of Fridley in the City Hall at 6431 University Avenue Northeast on April'S, 1972 in the Council Chamber'at 8t00 P.M. for the purpose of: Consideration of a Proposed Preliminary Plat, . P.S. �72-01, Heat3�er Hills Second Additian, by ._ Mike 0'Bannon being a replat of Lot 23, Auditor's � __ Subdivision No. 22, lying in the Southeast Half . ---- of .Section 13, T-30, R-24, City of Fridley, County ,- of Anoka, Minnesota. Generally located at the end of Kerry Lane. -= Anyone desiring to be heard with reference to the above _. . matter_will be heard at this meeting. ; s ! ; f , � . ; i . � . OLIVER R. ERIG'KSON ! CHAIRMAN - -. PLAI3NING COMNfiSSION � � : � i _ Publish: March 22, 1972 , March 29, 1972 +�'� � � f { { - . � �.3 � � P.S..�72-01: HEATHER HILLS 2ND ADDITION • MAILING LIST .. Mike 0'Bannon Planning Commissions 'P.H. 3/17: Neighbors 3/22/72 i Date � i; _ ; COI121C��: i . . , Date G � i� ', Douglas Ramseth 6125 Woody Lane Fridley . � . s - �apne Welch 115 Woody Lane . �ridley � Edward Aorsmann � 6105 Woody Lane Fridley � The Trustees of People Chureh of Col. Hts. 41st & Van 8uren St. N.E, Cal. Hts., Minn. 55421 Attention: Rev. Douglas M. Hendersan Chairman of the Official Board Marvin Johnson 6240 Rerry Lane � Fridley Russell Alberg 6236 Rerry Lane Fridley, Minn. Aobert Ledin 6243 Kerry Lane Fridley Larry Marford 6235 Kerry Lane � Fridley � Mike 0'Bannon 5298 Filmore St. N.E. ,� _ , -- _ _:_ _ _ Fridley 55421 t ____�: __.:, . . � .. --_ _ . ' _ ,� _ � -- - �: �: ,. - , - _ �� :� ' .Ll� �A�T N�t(t. I� � c. L j �� J'�Q 4 i'T� U�. � � � .J� � . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . .. � . �.. . . . . . • . . � � CITY C1�' FRIDLEY . TYPE QF`' REQU�'ST MII�INESOTA . , Reacning ON NC QRM PL�INNING AND Z I F I4umber �,S � 'Z2-c� i � , f APPLICANT'S SIGNATURE /:' � `�'"u� r '' .�,� �� .� � Addrese �� Telephoae Number %t�� 'si� ; , � ' � � � � PROPERTY 04�lNER S SIGNATURE z �-� � . � �-�J% Addre s s � ��.1G� ��2-�'if !'�� v " � Telep�one Number �� Jr � ; - ; � Street Locatiaa of Prope Lega1 Deacription of_Pro Special Use Fermit Ves3ance Lot 5plits l/� Approval of Pre- liminary Plat Appraval of P'inal Plet ______ Streete or All:rp--�._. Vacations Other /"'` preseat Zoning Classification � ` ! , Existiag Uae of th� Property, f/�•�� Proposed Zoning Classification, Specisl Use, Variance or ath�r request !!"\\ � _ � Describe briefly the 1�ype af Use and the Improvem�nt Propased : /�;� �;- � / / _ � �I `' /�7 1l . / Y Y Aczet�ge of Yroperty .�� .� y�.�.J �ri-�z-: � �ias th� Preseat Applica C Previously Soughc to Rezone, Plat, Obt�in a Lot Split, Obtaia a Variance or Special Use Permit on the Subject Site or Part of it?_�__�,_ �J O t�then? t�fh�t was Requssted � Fe� Enclo��d $.,'�`c l:Cr."-� ��C� dc� Date F#.l�d ✓ �ate of 'ri�a�ing `° � z _ .� ._ _ r:�s __.... ��. _. . _ . . : _:;. �_:__ �.. . _ ._ .. _ _.. �. . _ _ .. .�, � .� ' ' . ''� �. . > . � , ` ` '" PLANfdIN� ANi1 ZONII�G FORM � YACE 2 . .? � � �2.-0� '� Namber � • � : � �1he undersigned understands that: (a) A list of all residents and owners of pro- " � perty aiithin 3OQ feet must be atteched to this aPplication: ` . (b) This application misst be aigned by aIl � o�iners of tha property, or an explanation ' , given why this is not the tsse. (c) Responsibili�ty for any defect in the pro- - ceeding� r�suJ.tfng from the failure to list � � tbe names �`nd a�dresses of alI residents _ �cnd propertJ owr�er� of property within 300 feet of the prop�-riy in question, belongs ' ' to the undersi�;ned. Residents and Owners of �raperty within 30� feet;� . RSOTJ5 ADDRESS n � ; � (.�✓ 7 �� / ' `� � r �-�_cJ �tt<,<� ;/�_,,� n./i 4/', 'V.Y� ! V � ��'� y 1' �j ;" :"1 .1 J . � . � . _ 4. . � � � . . � . . � . r � � ... � :I . . . � .. . . ��!: ,> �.- ' .l;��,�', ,, �% . . -f- - , _.._ � . _._..,�.,. - , A sketch of proposed property and structure must be dra��n on the back of this farm or attached, shawing the follocaing; 1. ;Vorth Direction � � 2. Location of Proposed Structure on loC. 3. Dimensions of property, progosed � structur�, ac�d frant and side set-backs. 4. Street Names S. LocaCion und use of adjacent existing buildings {within 300 feet). , The trndersi�ned hereby declares that all the facts and representations stated in thi,s applicatf,on are true and correct. � � DATE _L_� ' ��''L�G� %�- �l1% Z—� SIGidATURE �'/ ti'J�= '�L:'" i��r�i (APPLiCANTj . . . ' - ... • - •.. � 7k oY �Ir �k 9F a�r 'ak 9F iF ' Approved DeniQd By the ;os�d D� kp��s Subject.to the Followin� Cond�tions: date Approved --- Denied _- by the Plannin� Comtnission on !"`� Subj�ct to the Follo��ing Conditions: ' date -Approved D�nied by the Council on Subject to the Folloc��ing Conditions; � _� date .� Form PC 100 � r �� . ` _- ��:�.&: #i2-014 HEATHER HILLS 2NiD ADDITION , "' Mike 0'Bannon � b � Reglat of Lot 23, A.S. #22 i , ' . , ; - ' i_:. - n . ---. _ _ . - - b�__-` � :TE�.i�.i-� ��` l � �� 'ifCE CRE %:. � Ci.� � � ; i . . � ,. . _ ..� l • , "�� r s��''3C % ' � -----*- . - i _ � nt �6 V � ` �Cj. 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U, �, •I��el Deecxiption of .Property ,�� % � �� (Alleys lying North and South an�d East and West) � �� ; - Firese�t Zoning Claasi€ication � 2— . - , 8xiating Use o� the Propexty_ N�rl� . .--.:...-,. proposed Zoniag Classifi.cation, Special. Use, Variance or otber requeat � To'vacate alleys. i Describe b�ie�ly the Tyge of Use and th� Inpravem�nt Fro�osed � Aczetage af Proper�y ' H�s the �r��at Applicant Previoualy Sought to Aezone� plet. d�tai� a Lot Split� / Obta$a �t V�rian�� or Spacisl Uee Permft on the Subj�ct Site or P�xt of It?� . • When? • i�ii�tat aee Requ�ated Fee Enclosed $ p`-� � � o�.�.`_' ,� D�te Filed D�t� rf }l��a�£n� . . _ __ - � �; .. _ . �o. . �, , , �° y' gLAAiNI�tG /� Z�IING FO�tM , PACE � 2 . �" �._ ' lt�bsr SA9 �72-03 . • . �1 Tfie uadestiga±ed uaderstsnds thsk: (�:) A li.st of aIl residenta and awnexs of pr�- . " perty witFiin 300 feet muat be atteehed to � this applfcation. . �b) This application m�st be •i�ed by ell `' owners of thz Property� or sa�explangtioa . t given why thi� ia not th� case. . (c) ,Reaponsibility for any defect in the pro- • . • eeeding3 resultin� from the failure to list ` tbe �ames a`nd a3dre�se$ of all reaident� ` �nd.progertj ownerg of property �ithi.n 100 feet of the pro��rty in question, belvags ' to the undcrsigned. AesidBOts and tlwc�ers of �roperty within 30� feet:� PERSOCi5 ADDRESS � � r.��'Te�'.Ei.��. T.,�T.S'�' �_.,,,,._. .. . �.-- � '„ , , A sketch af pxoposed property and structure must be dra��q oa the back of Chis 1 to�cm or attached, showiag the follo:�ing; 2. yorth Dfrection = � 2. Lacatiaa of Proposed Structure oa lot. . 3. Diaiensions of property, proposed - � structure, and froat;and side aet•backs. : . 4. Street Hames � � � S. Location bnd uae af adjacent exieting � buildings (within 300 et) . Ttat undezsigned i►ereby declarea that a21 the fa� t�' and re re ent ti atated fa .' tbis eppllcation are true ansi correct. � ' � t � . DAiB , Z�i►�� / 3�_l � ,7 y,� SIG'ivATiIItE � ` - � (APPZI. - T}(��'�% k�� ' it ,t � � ,t +Ar �► � * . . Approvad D�taied By the 3oagd ag �gsQedam� 8ab jec� .to ti�c Fo3loaing Coadi tione : � date Approved Deaie� by the P1anr�ing Commiasion on Sebject to the �liawfn� Cons�itfoas: date � A�Proved Dgnied by th� Council on 8ubject ta the Following Con�9itions; ' date . � •► � �oz�a YC 100 � , � �- �9 ssuranc� IU1a�uf actur��g,f nc. PRECISION METAL STAMPINGS � 7753 N.E. Beech Street • Minneapolis, Minnesota 55432 • Phone: 612/786-3100 SIIBJECT: V�cation ot alle7 in the 7700 block betweep Be�ch Street � ar�d Blm Stre�t , _ , LI3T OF ALL THE PROPSRTY OWNER3 AND R£SIDENT3 WITHIN 3�0 FEET . 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",,, . . ,... .__. ,..... ; . a�. . �` _- - . - . ___� �� ' S6d-3450 � � � ; � / '! ; ' � C..c't o ��id�e �- - - � � �( - � � , �:' --� i AN�KA C�UNTY ^ � b431 UNIVER517Y AVENUf NE March.30, 1972 NOTICE FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 55421 The Planning Commission of the City of �ridley is meeting on April S, I972 at 8:00 P.i�1. in the Council Chambers af the City Hall for consideration of the vacation of both the North-South and East-West alleys as now laid out and not traveled in Block 7, OnatiJay Addition as shown on the enrlosed drawing. Anyone desiring to be heard, should be present at this meeting. If you have any questions priar to the meeting, please call me at 560-3450. 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'l � � �� . . . � � � . � . . � � . � . � . . . . . � � � � . .r . i�r� a,�-r � . . . � . � . . . . � . . . . . � � . . . Ai.,i_,�.e A� l•> ` ✓ � . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . .. . . krG-�-y Av� d.i � ^crv�/F67 . . � �� . � � � � � . � � . � �� .fri r.fr�st ,P ��fr�z � ^ � �-�.�� . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . - �� -� or ..v...-�-b .6 R.iY.A� ./'t.��. � � � � � � � .. . . � � . . . . . . . . . .. . . , . . � . �' �g83Y � Fo� #5-6s E.QT SPLIT APPLICATION . CITY OF FRIDLEY . . _ T►'(yR f!TT'ti' Tf�T�! ('�Wf.Y • /""� s APPLi�4RT:�� .�.> �� ,� .C' 1�',1,2�'� 3`�'��t � �n�ss:��,� - yc ,�a.,�- d/,�' ��s .�, .u'•� �@� � Street ' City fT � Zi Code TEI,II'H�PIE # .. ,, � � ,� ` � � � ome Bueineas 0 °� � � � �� o �` ,� �.+� °' .r., . � � � w. m .� � +� m ai o �-°+ m � m� �m�a�'o � �� m +� . � . �,. � , �,. I � L . .I�1,� � ./1 � :��-�, �., i � T��PHO�E #( S gpplicant''s Name ,Lot Split �� -c� �-' i Date Fi�l�d: 3 Y i Feez�3�" Receipt ;��'"—��' Couricil Action:Da�e RII�iARI�S : ree y ip Code $ome ty Zip Froperty Location on Street "' �c or Exact Street Address ( IF ANY) ,�,% �� t.l r7 �'� ��c �c/ . i'/.�v - Legal Desaription of Property: � v f"�- .�'� `�. `� �. / � .f �'-� � -- �O .��:.� �. � z s� ,��(' . `�; � ,�.� ..�.., _._�z�. _ , �. Rea.son fo Lot Split: , �"� �� ..� � � - �'�' � �� " Total Area of Property sq. ft. Present Zoning Claesification � � i��.�.��rr��.�� r�r �. The underaigned hereby declaxes that all the faats and representations stated in this application are true azld correct. � DATE:�— C-- SIGNATUFtE rr�-v��,.l�� . Y �./�� BII,OW FOR CIT� IISE ONLY (Se$ �ver�e si€�e for ariditiox�a.l in�truction�) PI,ATS &' SUBS: Date of Consideration - Remarks: �"'\, PLANNING C(k�'IISSION: D�te af Con�ideration - � Rewa.rk� : CITY COIINCIL: Date of Consideration - Remarks: . .. � � . . . � � � . .. � . :r . .�'PM/ ` . L4T SPLIT APPLIC�TION PROCIDIIRE � � 1. Obtai.n apg�iaation form at City Ha.11. (6431 IIniversi.ty Ave. N.E., Fridley) - 2, Return completed application form with the required sketch of the property involved and the lat split fee of $15.00 for each arigina.l Iot beirig split. _ 3• The appl�ication will be submitted to the Plats & Subdivisions and Streets & IItilities Subco�nittee for recommendatione. This �ommittee meets onae a manth, when required. The City will supply the applicant with minutes of the Subcommittee. 4. Following the P1ats � Subs Committee recommendation of approval, the owner must the.a obtain a Certificate of Survey on the original parcel or pascels ,: � -' alo.ng with the ne� parcels created with all exiating structures tied in. 5. The Certificate of Survey should then contain a simg2e deacription of a part . of a platted lot or registered lot and be filed with the E�gineerixig Department for Planning Gommisaion recommendatio.ns. The Planning Commission meeta on the second and fourth Thursday of the month. The City �ri.Il supply the applicant with minutes of the Planning Commission. � 6. The recommextds.tio.ns of the Planning Commission are submitted to the City Council for final action. The Council meets on the first and third Mo.nday of the. month. � 7. The City Council ap�roval may be aubjeet to certain stipulatio.ns which must � be compZied with by the applica.nt. 8. A letter will be sent to the applicant to notify him of the Cou:ncil action and to a.dvise him to comply with the conditions impased by the City. The letter will also contain any necessary deede for easements an.d other pertinent papers for his eignature. 9. When all the conditione of the lot split have been comglied with, the`applicant shoulc2 file the lot split in Anoka County. "10. in s11 cases where Council action has been sought an,� denied,~ no petition for identical actian can be presented until a period of six months has elapsed. ^ NOTE: TAE RESIILTING REl�L ESTATE T�X.ES AND SPECIAL �SSr�SMEN'�S FOR THE NEki PARCELS IN TOTAL AFT�t THE LOT SPLTT, MAY EXCE�D THE 9MdUl�i'i' ASSESSED TO THE ORIGINAL PARCEL. THE FZNAIvrCE DEPARTMENTP OF FRIDLEY MAY BE ABLE 2'� PROVIDE THE �TIMA�D AMOIINT OF ADDITIONAL TAXES OR ASSF.�SSN�.TITS. Lot Split L.S. ��72-02 : � . . �� '' Bonald E. 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' . ..._..ltif.'�-- .. � � � � i � Y4 . . � : � � . . , � . i +� � � �� } - � a .� � . 1 � �� . � , � � �N� . , .1 � � : - March 2(, 1972 � i . , I ,� . , . �... . .. .'i._ ..., . .. . . . .. . . . . , .� .�.� . . � �. . . . �. � . � � � . . � � � � � s < Mr. Nasim M. Qureshi � � � �- ' Director of �tanning 643t Universifiy Avenue N.E. � Fridley, Minnes�ta 55432 ;. ., � f �. . . . . . . . . � . � � � . � �. .� . ... .. . .. . . . .. � . �ear i�ias i m: � We woutd Iike to submit the following information in regard to our . quadraminiurr�i4 Ur►it building) that we are planning for the multiple area in �ridtey: I. Landscaping - Units wi!! be compteteiy and tastefully landscaped taking ir.to eccount thz exisfiiny trees. � Z. Pub)ic Jtilities - Wa#er ser�fice, sanitary sewer and storm � sewer witi be ex�ended from the in-place faciiities. The design will be dane by Suburban Engineering so as tQ meet the construction schedule. 3.. Sch�;dule of Construcfiion - It is anticipated that construcLion � would start on these units as so�n as possible wifh perhaps 40 or 60 � � units being complet�d within one y�ar. , �- If you'have ary additienal q�es�ions in re�ard to the above refercnced project, plsase feel free to call rne. SincerelY� ' , V I EWCO��lr 1 NC . ,_..-: f y. ' f: , , , , , ; _ . , _ f � � ,, �._ ., . _ . """ , - ; r � `",. - /" .; . , r' .- . � . .. . �. � . i �. G � //� E / � G " v - �f - . .. . . � . � � CH�I�LES E. VAN EECF�QUT _ �xecui-iv� Vice Pr�sideni CEV:rrj � �; ,� _ ��, v � � ��.;i �v� �� €.�.�s � $�� :.� �,....� Bi9 �'' �,�� darret a. farr I PfCSf�errt 6uitdFng cpnsirucfiOn � executive aFfices v ahone 533 -�555 �"'"`..'" ""� ":°.<� 5901 bronlciy,h bouiev�rc�, rninneapolis, minnesota , 5�429 , _ . .. �.,.:, il,�U . ........ F �� / ple � _ -- K � � " w _ "� p �.-.,- _d � / — _;�i j �`� �� F.,,;- ' ...✓ �.._.,...:.�3 . K'_. � t'� � � 1 ' y .y. �.:.: �..�.�..� F,. _ l '�� \_., � �� .-r_..`-...,,_, ��J�."' �_� � n �'� �-� � . �._. � �' " C �._. '-�..{ Z l-�.-.�`� i ti .� t, .. . ,.� \ � ��" _.✓� T" � . .. D ��...�J'- „�_..� . Z X i�.,,. �' ��{•, y .-_.-- r� ��.';" y� `°--4: �;� 0 0 � e . Fv. � CITY OF FRIDLEY PLATS & SUBDIVISIONS- STREETS & UTILITIES SUBCONIl�iITTEE MEETING MARCH 29, 1972 PAGE 1 The meeting was called to order by Chairman Schmedeke at 7:40 P.M. ROLL CALL: Members Present: Engdahl, French, Schmedek.e, Forster Member Absent: Meissner � Others Present: Darrel Clark, Engineeri.ng Assistant 1. LOT SPLIT REQUEST: L.S. ��72-02, RONALD E. SMITH: Lots 15 and 16, Block 4 and Lots 8,�9, 10, Block 1, Adams Street Addition. To make three 66 2/3 foot lots from five 40 foot lots. Mr. David Anderson represented the petitioner as Mr. Smith was out of town. Mr. Anderson said that he was a builder. Mr. Clark stated that about a year ago, the five lots (Lots 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7) behind these lots were considered. In this area there are lots that are smaller than 9,000 square feet. The discussio� had been whether or not we should try to get one large lot of 80 feet and two 60 foot lots. The question was would three 66 2/3 foot lots be better than two 60 foot lots and one 8Q foot /, lot. The Council finally approved t�ree 66 2/3 foot lots on these five lots. Mr. Schmedeke asked Mr. Anderson if he was informed by the City about the lots being 66 2/3 feet. Mr. Anderson said Mr. Smith had been handling this request and he could not answer that. Mr. Clark said he informed Mr. Smith of the former lot splits and Mr. Smith said he would make the request this way and be willing to discuss other possibilities. Chairman Schmedeke said that in the light of the fact the Subcommittee had already approved lots of this nature which back up to these lots, in his opinion, it would be virtually impossible for the Subcommittee to deny this request. Mr. Clark added that there was no problem as far as the City is concexned as there were no easements necessary other than the easement fo�e uti�.ities i.n the alley which is not vacated nor open for traffic. MOTION by Engdahl, seconded by French, that the P�ats & Su.bdzvisions�- Streets and Utilities 5ubcommittee recommend approval to the Planning Cp,mm.i��io,� of the Lot Sp1it Reguest, L.S. #72-02, by Ronald E. 5mith to make tlare� 6� �/3.�ds feet lots from five 40 foot lots using lots 15 and 16, B1ock 4 and Lqts 8„ 9F and 10, Block 1, Adams Street Addition. Upon a voice vote, E�gdahl, Fxenah, ,Fax�te� voting ay�, Chairman Schmedeke abstaining, the motion �arried. 2. VACATION REQUEST: SAV 4172-03� BY GENE HETLAND: Vacate Be�ch St�'esG aT�d /'� Alley in Block 7, Onaway Park. Mr. Gene Hetland was present and also Mr. Ray Carlson af the BrQoklyt� Tool Company at i779 Beech Street. 2`� � Plats & Suhs -Str & Util Meeting - March 29, 1972 Page 2 � Chairman Schmedeke said that he was in favor of vacating any alley or sub-street that is not being used or any plans to be used later on. The sugges- tion had been made that a study be conducted to determine which streets and alleys could be vacated. In his opinion, the signers should be 100� for the vacation, especially if the alley or street is in use at the present time. Mr. Clark said he talked with Dick Harris in the office last Friday. He did not have strong feelings for or against, but really felt he would favor the vacation. *ir. Hetland said the people on 77th Way do not need the alley and favor the vacation. Mr. Clark continued that if the Subcommittee were going to recommend the vacation, the City should retain the utility rights within the alley. There will be access to three sides of most of the buildings in the block even with the alley vacated. . Mr. French said the lots to the East and some of those behind on the West which are not developed, are strewn with junk automobiles, etc. Mr. Clark said a storm sewer is now going to be put in the area and the area of the creek will then be cleaned up. MOTI"ON by French, seconded by Forster, that the Plats & Subdivisions- Streets & Utilities Subcommittee recommend approval to the Planninq Commission of the Vacation Request, 5AV #72-03, by Gene Hetland, to v�cate the a11ey between Beech Street and E1m Street, 77th Way and 78th Avenue as shown by the map on � Page 7 of the Agenda, subject to utility easement in the a11ey that exists now and subject to approval of a11 affected properties. Upon a voice vote, a11 � voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. ,;;.� :,,,, . /'1 The Chairman asked that every property owner in Block 7, Onaway Addition be notified by mail of the Planning Coumnission meeting of April 5, 1972. 3. MIKE PRELIMINARY PLAT, P.S. ��72-01, HEATHER HILLS 2ND ADDI NNON: A replat of Auditor's Subdivision No. 22 Present to explain the request was Mike 0'Bannon and his partner Merlin Gaslin. Chairanan Schmedeke explained th�t th�s item has been studied since 1968, and the final plan was felt to be a gooc! one. Now there is interest in the West end of the property and he hoped to get the people to agree with a kind of plan they and the City can live with. Mr. 0'Bannon explained the amount of developing he had done it� the axea to date using the final plan of the Rice Creek Road Study. His p�an fo�lowed very cl,osely to the original one, but there was a slight deviation in the pXeaent pl,an. Where, originally, a road would be put through the p�operty of th� People's Church, he has used a cul de sac eliminating an exit �4 Central Ave�ue. fle said the Chies property has still to be cl�aned up and graded. M�r. Caxlas�n has done a good job on his pxoperty. There is an area whi.ch has a la�'ge hc►1� that, he said, was not feasible to fill. Howevsr, the terx'a�.ne arou�td the hc��.� is very beautiful and he was certain houses could be bu11� tl�ex�e, but t�ot a� this time. Speaking of the property where Rev. Henderson livea, he under�Kc�Qd s& Subs.-Str. & Util. Meetin - March.29 197 � �• LIF P � � that th� Church is not certain whether they want to build a church or school there, and the main concern is that a road will not come through their property at a later date. Mr. Clark said the sewer should be out to Central Avenue or, perhaps, pumped up to Benjamin Street. This problem would be resolved later. Mrs. Skog was present and she wa etheslandewas being3developedn one of her lots. She was pleased with t y Rev. Henderson said if the Church really knew what they were going to do, ' he cou�.d $ive a definite answer. He would like to correct an impression when they refer to this piece of ground -- it is really the church parsonage. Originally he bought it and retained it for five years, when the Ghurch took it over as a parsona8e• In the final analysis, he still wanted to go on record as opposing the road, but the Church did not know what or how they were going to use the ��d• �elonreriaseitsisa iThehdimensionsnofWthedpr perty area129tx240'. property a litt S Rev. Henderson continued that they might have to buy additional property if they built a school. He was not prepared to give any final answers. The Church would need a parking lot. He would not like having the backyard dug up from time to time because of utilities. Mr. French thought this plan retaiM�•th�eBannonfsewouldinotf actuallyHbederson. The distance between his cul de sac and � too far. Chairman Schmedeke said he felt Mr. 0'Bannon's plan was one he would be happy to see. Rev. Henderson said as far as he could see, the cul de sac would be the answer. An alternate road would not be acceptable in the future. Mr. French said this plan allows the Church to plat as they like within the next six to ten years. Rev. Henderson said he did not want the City to come in later and say they have to have an egress through his property. Chairman Schmedeke said he weredleft�inithiseform,tthere was soa�e type they came up with before. If it of assuraace for the Church. Darrel Clark said that what was approved in 1968 on the Rice Creek Road Study was just a plan. If the Subcommitlan willmbe�alteredPtols owaa culade�sac Heather Hills 2nd Addition, the mast p in the 3rd Phase of Mike 0'Bannon's property and also a cul de sac on the People's Church property. The sewers could go on easements. Tt is possible that the sanitary sewer may have to go between the two cul de sacs. /, Mr. 0'Bannon said that this may be four or five years fxom now. � ;' ,i � •. r .: �. -. 30 Plats & Suhs.-Str. & Util. Meeting - March 29, 1972 Page S I again that the medians can be extended to go past the first access so it will prevent the crossing of traffic lines. Chairman Schmedeke said he did not think he would ask for an ordinance at this time. He would rather have the Subcommittee come up with a strong recom- mendation for the Planning Commission to look at. If the Council decided an ordinance change should come about, that is the level where it should happen. He was not preaching that old lots have the same requirement as the loopback parcels. Mr. Clark said that, while the Highway Departunent encouraged the loopbacks, they do not have any jurisdiction over them. Fridley is the first suburb to try them and sometimes they are called "Fridley Loopbacks". They have good points and bad points. We are talking about loopback lots being three quaxtexs of an acre or 1� acres. This amount of land is large enough for a service st�tion. The City is going to court because the request for a servic� statipn and xezon- ing on '19th Avenue and East River Road was denied. Mr. French said he agreed to some extent. He wondered if the recommetndation to the Planning Commission should stress the need or desire on the part pf the Subco�mnittee to recommend access of the setback other than 75 feet and/or restricted more so than has been tried up until now. A lot depends on what kind of use you are going to put this island to. Mr. Clark said the islands can still be attractive and also k�e laxge enough to meet zoning requirements. A lot under heavy industxia,l �equ��rea �.� acres and for light industrial 3/4 of an acre. The access can be cantxvllsd. Mr. French said that a 75 foot distance for an access is very inadequate. From a traffic design and safety standpoint, something more than 75 €eet is definitely warranted. Chairman Schmedeke suggested there be no access onto a busy stree�. Mr. Clark summarized the discussion stating that iirat of all, p�'op��y zoned camm�rcial has to be 75 feet back from the corner -- this applies GQ all com�ercial zones. Anything that has drive-in patron�ge oz carry �aat typ�e �as to have a Special Use Permit. Anything that Council would final�.y dxafC up has to be considered reasonable. The access for the loopback shou].d b� rasG�'i.�tad at a distaace greater than 75 feet and strongly suggest �hat aceess be �.im,ited only to the loopback and not the main street. Chairman Schmedeke would agree unless it can be proven ths�t they hav� t�► come off the other way. 1�TION by French, seconded by Forster, that the P�ats ,� ,�ubdiv.��i+�na�� Streets and Utilities Subcommittee recommend to the Plaxir�ing CQ�a�io� �� on a11 future loopback construction within the City of Fridle� ,�cce�s he �pxa- s.idered onZy from the loopback or service drivet however, ��' aaces� ari�o �lae main street is considered, it should be restricted to a distar�ce o.#' ,�.�p fa�t or 2/3rds of the Iot w�dtta fs'�m the major .�ntersectican, wh,tch+�v�s i� tha smaller. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the moticu� patx�xte3d t�x�n�m4u�1y, ��.� Plats &�Subs. Str. & Util. Meeting - March 29, 1972 Page_ 6_ � 5. 40 FOOT PLANTING BOULEVARD IN I�ORE LAKE HIGHLAND$ 4TH ADDITION: Chairman Schmedeke explained that th�s strip was dedicated on the plat as a buffer between the homes and bowling alley area. This had bee� xsferred to the Parks & Recreation Com�is�ion. Originally there was suggestions of working with the school, having a nursery for small trees, having a walkway for children, or even a path for bicycles. Evergreens were suggested for a buff�r screen. He felt the Planning Commission should again �nst�tute some kiad of action to make the buffer attractive. ADJOUitNMEN'1�:: 1M�TION by Mr. French that the meeting be adjourned at 1as00 P.M. �' + ��, � ^ Res ectfully su�mitted i ��„� � � % �� LC-'LL L L� Haz��i 0 ' Brian Recording Secretary ; �.} � � �� , ,. _ _ .. _ __ . . ; , . . . . , , '� : r ., .; , ._, -: - , _ .. . . _ . _ , .. _ .. _. . _ 7::_ . . . . . . , , . . _ , ., _ :;. -. . .. , . , , _. : � , .. . P2annip. Ccumiss:ioa Meetin - 3u1 8 1970 pe e 8 ( � . . . - .. , . - . .` : - . , �. �.� �2. 40 FOOT PLANTING BUULEVARD IN I�ORE LAI� HIGHLANDS 4Tii ADDITION: . -:;..% Mr. Schmedeke referred to the request for a Special Use Permit for the sale of zecreational equipmerit in Herwal 2nd Addition and'the objectians of the neigh- bors. Iie suggested the Planning Commission take a goad Iook at the 40 foot plant- ing�strip and consider planting some evergreen trees so that it would make a more ' desirable buffer and attract a develoger. � i' : , � - � Mr. Barris said that if the planting strip is deed�d to the City, who is � responsible for the trash and litter that has accumulated there? He wondered if C � thfs would be a good place to dump street sweepings as the land is�pretty 1ow. � � _ � Mr. Minish mentioned that trees produce more o�cygen, and wondered if the � evergreen tree produced as much oxygen as the deciduous trees, and also if they � did in the winter. Mr. Schmedeke said it should be looked into, and added that ` every time we can plant a tree, it will benefit our children. He felt the , deciduous trees loak very good in the suumier, but the evergreen trees can be enjoyed all �pear around. ; j � No acticm. �� -: .° ; - - - , .-- : . � - - . .- , � � . . . � . . ; .. . . - . , _ , ADJQUR,ti':iEI3T : , - ` �Chairman Erickson adjaurned the meeting at 11:15 P.M. �.. �1 - . _ , . _ Respectfully submitted - � Haze1 �0'Brian _ ; ` . : .. Recording Seczetary : ; - - ^ „ . ,.:_ : _.., <.. - � . . ,. . __. , . , __ ;, . , _ , , _ . ,. . , . _ : . � : _ ., ` _. r; . - �` - .. . Ple�tnin� Commission Meetin - .Tul 22 1970 _ Pa e 8 � `* � 1�TI4N by bFarris, seconded by Minisb, that the PZanning Co�ttnission cvntSnue �. fiD the Attgust 5, 1970 meeting consideration of the Proposed Prel3rninary P1�t, � .`':� P.3. N70-03, by V3ewcon, �nc. of the E� of the S� of Section ?4, and tha R�zon- � • �ng Reqaest, ZOA #70-05, by viewcon, Inc. to rezone the E� of the SE� of Seot.ian � ?4 to rezone from R-1'• to R-3. Upon a vo.tce vote, a11 vat.ing aye, the mot�on . carried unanimous3y. _ � -- ; �x S. PLANTING BOULEVARD (40 FODT) IN MOORE LAXE HI�HLANDS 4Tii ADDIT7ON: ! ' ' As explained by Darrel Clark, this is the only planting etrip i� the�CiGy � at tiie present time. Thie piece of property is law, and there is a ct�lvert on � West Moote I�ake Dzive for drainage.. There might be a proble� with dxaitiage � ig'� � . �the �laud were filled. Tizey. felt� about the only �tree that wi:ll g�aw in t�iat,�type 1 oP �and�� is the willow: The suggestion was_ made� to either piant or ab�,rxdo� �he �trig. The Planning Couanission decided_ to study tiiis item mors. ,. .. � No action. - ` - ' : - : - � . AAi0URN1`�iT: ' - ” '. - ._ . _ _ _ . `, . Ciiairman Erickson adjourned the Planning Go�snf.ssion meeting aC l0;Lt0 F.M. . - � i�spectf �y submitted � F� ; � ` Baz 1 A'Brian _ ' � " Recording Secretary � . - . . ,. - ��c _. _ _ - - - ..,� �:_�.....�►�- - � � � u. �...s �'*,,� Planning Commission Meeting - August S, 1970 � Page 8 ' ,:,-. MOTION b Schmedeke seconded b Minish ta waive the readin of � "tite Pu 1 c Hearin Notice or S ecial Use Permit Re uest: SF 70-09 � �-� Art ur E. Canton: To construct a second ara e on Lot 34 Block 2 , �,_..,�; rin Broo Park A ition un er Section 45.051 2A� Accessor Usas ' � e Zonin Co e . Mr. Arthur E. Canton-402 Longfellaw Drive - exp:Iained to the Planning Commi.ssion that the reason.he�waated to build a second _garage'was- that his present garage �cas fioo small for his car. He would like ta use this.garage for storage of his picnic tables and _ - sn9w glow and use the second garage for his car. _ K . . . Mr. Howard 0.. Rick-410 Longfellow Drive_- stated fihat the garage i " would be wifihin I2 feet of his garage and he ha� no objections to it�. � � .. , y . . � . � � . .. . . . - �. . . Mrs. Scatt-391 }:Lon��ellow - sai�d _that�_she 3ives �ac�oss t}ie street ' �frum'the property and has no objection to the second garage. She ' - stated that Mr. Canton has always kept his property up very.nicely. � Acting Chairman Harris a'sked if there would be any problem with the reQuirement that the structure be 15 feet fram any living area? y - . _ Darxel Clark answered that the structure met aII the reauirements. . A r�epresentaiive from the Sussel Garage Company showed�the ` Planning Commission a sketch of the proposed garage. Both garages ar@ situated behind the house. The new structure will be 24 feet by 28_fe��., ,•� There wil� be driveways inta both structures and the outside o� the ,.� n�w garage wili:�_match the house as closely as possible. MOTION b Schmedeke, seconded b Diinish,�that the Plannin Commissi.on close L e u zc earin o t e ecia se ermit: , ':y� ur .. antQn: o construct a secon ara e on ot , B oc , � � r n xoo_ Par ltion un er ection . , , ccessor ses age oning o e . pon a voice vote, ` a 1 vatin� a�e, t e mot on� � carr�.e-3 unanimously. _ - . ' Acting Chairman Harris asked if there was�any further d�.scus$ion�- On the Special Use Permit. . , . . . . MOTION b Minish seconded b Schmedeke, that the Flannin Cammission recommend a roval to t e Cit Council o t e S ecial Use ermit: SF �7Q-09 b Art ur E. Canton to construct a secon ara e on • o� 3 Bloc Z S rina Brook Par A dition un er Section 45.051, 2 ccessor Uses Pa e 12 Zonin Co e wit t e con itions t at t e exfieriox o t e secan ara e matc t e existin ouse an t at fih�re e a rivewa� to t e secon garage. Upon a voice vote, all�votingz�: aYe; tie motion carrzed unanimousl�y. � 4, PI�ANTING BOULEVAPD (40 FOOT) IN i�i00RE LAKE HIGHLANDS 4T�i ADDITiON: � ?fr, Schmedek4 stzted that he didn�t feel th�t the City sho4ild aivo ' up th� plantin� s�rip as 1-ong as we already o.�rned it. He fel.t thaL - the probl.e� should be re£erred to the Parks Department. The area is- Ao woxse than Chase Island which may fload out every couple years.� Possibl.y there cvuld be some picnic tables set up or a horseshoe cour�. . . � . , ' _ . .. ' . _ 7 4r �. b� . ° . " - ' . . � _ .: ,_ _ s . _ , .. ,. .. - .. . �" �� Planning Commission I�ieetin� - August 5, 1970 � page- 9 ! t �� Acting Chairman Harris commented that the problem should be under � , �. the jurisdiction of the Parks Department. The immediate problem is ' �` the debris on the strip. � .Mr. Schmedeke added that birch, willow and popal trees grow on the � strip naw and he was sure that evergreens could be introduced. � � MOTION b Schmedeke seconded b Minish tbat the Plannin �" Comm�ss�on re er t e ro iem o t e 40 oot lantin oulevar in Moore � La e Hi hlands 4t Ad ition to'the. Parks and Reereation Commission or" ; stu to see t e easa ilit of usin it or an o en s ace area. An { an o en s ace area is not easa le t at t e Far s an Recreation � ommission shoul ma e recommendations for its use. U on a voice vote all voting, aye, t e motion carrie unanimously. ' I I � S. LETTER FROM THE LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS: RE: Rice Creek Watershed ' nter-League Stu y ommission ate July 22, 1970. � • S MOTION b Schmedeke seconded b Minish that the Plannin CommissioA receive t e letter from the Lea ue of Women Voters in re ar to t e ice Cree Waters e Inter-Lea ue Stu Commission ate Jul 2 970. _pcn a voice vote, all voti� aye, t e motion carrie unan�mously. � � ,- � 6. STREET NAI�iE SIGN STANDARDS : � ¢� �"'�i � Mr. Peter Herlofsky from the Planning Department was present. Mr. Herlofsky explained that the signs that the P2anning Department Y h�d in mind were 9 inch color coded signs exactly like the ones whieh the riinneapo3is Street Department will be using. Green designated North-South streets, brown designated East-West streets. � Mr. Sch��edeke thanked I�ir. Nasim Qureshi, City Engineer-Director ` of Planning for the information he had compi2ed on the street signs and said that he was glad something was being done.` He added that he agreed with the color scheme, size,.and placement af the signs as shown on the Flanning Department's map but thoudht that the placement should �egin immediately and instead of placing the signs at differen� intersections that one main thoroughfare, such as riississippi Street, should use the new signs completely. ' I�ir. Minish and Acting Chairman Harris �agree3 that l�iississippi Street should be used as a trial street. Acting Chairman Harris asked what the difference in price was between the 6 inch sign and the 9 inch sign? Mr. Herlofs?cy replied that there was a three dollar difference bet�•reen the t��to signs and added that only the signs would have to b8 � replaced, the street si�n posts Vrere useabie. _ Ylanx�inst Cou�a,ts ian Me�tf.a� - AuAUSt 19, 1970 PaSe _7 _ . � -' iMOTION bg Minish, seconded by Harris, that the Planning Corrrmi.ss3on set the ; � `\ pttblio hearirig date of September 9, 19�0 for the Special Use Pertnit Request, � 4---� � North A.fr Home Association, SP �70-10, to improve the parkinq Zot on the South I50 feet oi Lot 18, Brookview Addition, Section 45.071 (3F) City Code. tTpon a votce vote, a21 voting aye, the uiotion carried unanimously. . } � PLANTING BOULEVARD (40 FOOT) IN 1�ORE LAKE HIGHLANDS 41'H ADDITION. � �` _ '" (Still in Subcommittee) 4 � . . � No action necessary. . , � _ '. _ . = . S. NOTICE OF HEARIIdG: PLANNING AND ZONING COAII�fISSION= CITY OF COLUMBIA HE�GHTS: � September l, 1974, $:00 P.M., Field House, 530 Mill Street N,E. Re: A�et�di.ng the City 2onino Ordinance Regarding AutomobiZe Display* and Saiesrooms. � � � MOTION by Mini.sh, seconded by Fitzpatrick, that the Planning Commiss�on I recetve the Notice of Hearing from the City of Columbia Reights amending the I City zvri.ing prdinance regarding autom.obiZe display. and salesrooms and xequest the Engineering Department notify aI1 residents of the City of Fridley li�ing w�t�.in 300 feet. Upon a voice vote� a11 voting aye, the u�otzon carrfed • unaninrously. _ . . ; , � : � ADJOURNMENT : . /"�'1� . . : � The �►eeting was adjourned at 10:40 P.M. by Chairman Erickson. . . Respeetfull; �ubmitted , . • � ��.-�.-��..._ : -, . Hazc 0'Brian . Recording Secretary 0 .. . ' \. . . .. . � .. . . . . . . � � . . . . :. _ ... .�..., _ . : � _ _ , . � . i. Planain�Commisgioa MeetinA - Septe�ber 9, 1970 Pa�e 4 ; ;.: � , , � �..� . `� Mr. Schmedeke as�d if Mr. Ernst planned to do the building hi�eself. Mr. Ernst � �� _ said ha did not, but will put the lots up for sale. Attentian xas called to the � � fsct that siagle fsaily houaes a=e percLitted und�r the ozdinance in R-2 distxicts. } Mr. Ernst ��s as�ad if he w;ere er.�are of the fact that Ta��nhousas caa be built in A-2, a�d if itr�ras hts inteation to limit ths request to two fanily �wellings. I�r. ' -,Err�t a�irs�r�red th��t at this tisa,it was. Bscae: se town,houses could get into quite an el�boraLe typQ of dpvelopmant, he did not thin'.c h.e aould Waut to go,into the mechsnics o# aettin� up the d�velopp�nt in this area. ' ' li�. �rris asked if Mr. Ernst wauld have any lots that were unbuildable oar difficult to b�ld on. Mr. Ernst answered they hav� not ta�cea exten3ive soil � beBriA� so he could aat aas~�aer. The infors�tion ha received is .that the subsoil ' is a�d xith �terp littZe peat. Mr. Haxris asked Mr. Ernst if he would s�t up a preliatnary m�eti�g with tha � peaple invalved along tha diich, and Mr. Ernst a$reed that he iatead�d to do it. Mr. Esust said he ha: a tota3 of 78 buildiuo sites. Under the lot area re-- � quize�nt� of t�ie Citp, th�y could develo� 3.3 2ots per acre. Tiiel have thirt�,�, I five d�v�lc�able acras. The site �auld yie2d 115 ein�le famd.ly ham2s. Tha laya�� ; present�ed t�iis ev�nin� acc�uats far 78 structu.:..�. Th: re ara no probl� with ' � utiiitias. 3h� s��er an 6�th Av�nue is large ea�u�h. W�ter service is on fou,� � sideg. 1'hs -s�r�r c�pae�ty is adequa�e. iI� th�.n.'_c;s� thQ Co�i.ssion and sai.d that j they h3�1 be� very helpiul. J 1 . � , '�� 3. FLA*+'TL�1G �LTi.�' JA� �b0 FCOT� IN 2�iC,0?tE L.'-4.T� AIC�iLa`�DS 4Tfi ADDITI0�1: iSti11 . � - fu Su�co�itte�.} Tbe Park� and Recreation Co�:ission would grepare a zeport, Mr. Fitzpatric=c satd, for t�� pl�stiag boulevard. His un3�ratandin� w�� that, originallq, LhQ in��st� o; t�is strip wES �creening far th� people to the Wesfi. The p].�nting _ boulevazd is in ba� re�air no•,�, and anythia� the Planning Co�3.ssion could reco�- �end to beau�ify ths are� Would help screen s prospectiva bu�ines� fram the F.-l� property. , . . ; . } . � Mx. Sch�edaLe wond�red if the Citq cauld obtain sm�ll tr��s fre� of charw�, _; ae;�3ould Iike ta see ever�reen trees planted a� they c�ould eventua2ly giva a S&olid and beautiful scrzzn with a�i.niuum of �inteu�ce �ecause there would be-no � • le��es to r�!�� in the fall. : . � Mr: Fi�zpatxic:c said the prob.lers in the Park Dep�trtm��t is they �ze und��y � �nr_ed. Th° City tP��3 on ad3itiona]. lrnd to dAvelop for par��s, but not addittoral_. t�tt tp do t�e wor'c. The Park D�pnrtr�ent is very presE�:d for wor'�cers. If tne C�ty �tt�uld gza�� the p� �,ntin� strip 2nd tf:en oae of t�w civic or�`nizations in the Ci4y be �,-il�.in� to co�tribu.� to the deve3ops:�?nt of t�ie plantin� strip, P.nd the Bq� Scou�� put in the seedlinos � s special project, tre salution to the proble� o� th� pl�tia� strig �oui� be solved. \ yMr.. F�tzg�L�ic� a�:eed to brin�, t�is ite� u�' �t thQ n�::t P��:s �c? r Lc�Qtitio�► . � Z:.''..:?t��• . • �_ , � _ ,_ _.. . . . . „ � . __ .. . . .. � - ... _. - . ; , . --.`, _ : . . _ : -. , . � ' � �f Plannin,p�Commissf,o� MeetinR - October 7, 1970 . . PaRe 3 � j' /'� `' 1�tOTIOrI by Fitzpatrick, seconded by Minish, that the Planning Commission � � ; ;�._.� . recaa��nend•agproval of the Special Use Per�it, SP N70-Z1, by C. X. Benjamin, to build a second garage on Lot Z, Block 4, Adams Street Addition as per City Code, Secti.on 45.051-2A.: U�on a voice vote, a1I voting age, the motion ears;ed unanimousZ: �< Mr. Benjamia brought forward a letter addzessed to Olfver R. Erickson, ChaiT- � man which, he said, was showa to the neighbors before the petition was signed. � �� . . � �,. MOTION by Miazsh, seconded by Rarris, that the Public Xearing of the Special Use Bermit, SP �i70-11, be reopened far the purpase of receiving the letter { � � ` addressed to Oliv+er R. Erickson, Chairman, Planning Commission, and hereafter be ' referred to as Exhibit "B", being a statement by Mr. Benjam.in as to the circum- # stances an� manner in which the Spec.ial Use Perau.t was presented. Upon a voice ' vote, aII rroting age, the motion carried unanimously. � � � c,'; , �� l�TZON by.Harris, seconded by Minish, that the list of property owners within ?00 feet of 5708 Jefferson Street be considered as Exhibit "A" and azso ��aai- tiiona2 docurr.znt in reference to the Ietter addressed to Chairn�n Erickson and � referred �xhibit "B". Upon a voice vote, a1I voting aye, the n�tion carried urlanimous2y. �: � - �� 1itOTI4•Y b� Harris, �seconded by Schmedeke, that the PZanning Cc�arn.i.ssfon c1o�e the-recs�ened PubZic Hearing of the Special Use Permit, SP #70-11, by C. A. Benja- min, to build a sec.�ond garage on Lot 2, Block 4, Adams Street Addition as per Section Section 45.05Z-2A of the City Code. Upon a voice vnte, a11 voting aye, ;the a�tion carried unaniu�;�s1y. � Ghaizzz��n Erickson, in reviewing the request, said Mr. Benjamin would use the aecand garage for storing cars, that there.is no way in the w�rld h.e could use the oId �arage for cars as there definitely is a nery severe drop facing West on •the alley. The alley is shown cn the plat, hut probably never was agened. The Planniny Co�.mission has reconm�nded approval of the request for a second garE.ge and ask that it go be€ore Council on Tuesday, October 13s 1970. �" 2. CONTINUED: PLA�'ITIP�G EOULEVARD (40 FT. � IN I�OR�' LA.KE HIGHL..�`•2dDS 4TR �ADDITIOIv: ' Mr. Fitzpatrick said that he brou�ht this up at the last Pax'ds & Recreation Ca�i.s3ian n�eting. Th.e Co�mi.ssion is stil.l workin; on it and th� information wiZl be re8dy in the near future. The Parks and Recreation meets on the 4th Mond�y of the month, �nd he extended an invitation for any of the Plannin� Com- mission nembers ta attend. ADJOU�:i �NT s - . There being uo further business, Chairnan F.rickson adjourned the �eCin� at 9:10 p.�i. " � - . - � : � _ � - pectfullX submitted , `K Q�c.c.a—�.�--� ��- Haze 0' Eria�a /"� fiecordir.� SeeY�tar� . . _ _ _ :� .�: � �.. _ .�__ - w . , . ...: , . . - - _ _ � - _ ; . ��.. � Plannin� Com:aission Meeting - October Z1, I970 �• ' ' PaQe 3 E . " , . -- ` �.� � . The Engineering Assistant said that the reason for splitting is to take a � �� small part of Lot 8 and give that small part to Lots 9 and l0, and then give �� ._� a small partion of Lot 9 to go with Lots 6, 7 and 8. Back in 1960, the lots had been sgYit, but the petitioners did not want to use this description and Were asking for a new split, which they felt would straighten the lot line. This property is uader one ownership �and pro�ably will be up for sale. 1'he area requiremeuts are adequate. � I , , _ - � The�Commissian coummented on the fact that, under the request, the new lot ,` _'Iine woul.d be oaly 5 feet from the garage and nated the house faced Longfellow Avenue. C�ansidering the amount of land involved, Chairman Erickson suggested. a new lot liae which would give a straight line to the lots and allaw the aoutherlq tract more room North of the garage. The certificate of survey. , dated May 26, 197Q, presented this evening was designated as "Exhib�.t A". A � Iine was drawn from the Northeast corner of Lot 8 and marked point "A" to a point an the'West line of Lot 9 located 69 feet North of the southwest corner of Lot 10 and marked point ��B��. � MOTION by Harris, seconded by Mini.sh, that the Planning Corrmiission recom- � mend approval of Lot SpZit L.S. #70-13, Duffy Lumber Company by James`M. Neilson, � attorney, af Zots 8 and 9, Block 6, Spring Brook Park with the followinq sug-' � gested change: On the street line rc�nning from a point from the Northeast t corner of Lat 8, designated as point "A", to a paint on �e West line of Lot 9 � 2ocated 69 feet North of the Southwest corner of Lot IO, designated as point ` "B" as per Exhibit °A" of October 2�, 1970; the reason being that �rsde.� th� o1d E proposa�, they did not have enough rear yard setback, and, a1so, the recorr¢tiended ` � chanqe of the Com�ission r,rould give more area to the southerly site and sti11 � � - accomplish a straight Iine. Upon a voice vote, a1I voting aye, the m.ation � carried _unanimousZy. ' ' • _ : � Mr. Schmedeke explained that the Subcommittee received this informat3.on '` only this evening. The Subcommittee wauld have liked to walk over the s�te, ' _:but felt that parhaps tha petitioner had a reason for requesting this line, but on the other'hand, Chairman Erickson�s suo�estion seems to be v�ry agreeab2e. . . . . : �C. 4. PLANTING B(3ULEVARD (Ls0 FEET IN MOO;LE LAKE HI�HL,4IVDS 4TH AA)ITION: The Commission expressed their thanks to Mr. Fitzpatrick, �Chairman of � Parks and Recreation Cor�nission, for the informative report on Trees and Shrubs Best Suited to Fridley Soil". An item ef surprise was that the box �lde� and maple were related. . Mr. Schr�adeke said that he wished to thank the Parks and Recreation D�'partment on behalf of th� Planning Co�aissic,n for their time and effort put into this study. He thought Paul Brown and Ralph Vol�:clan should be congra*_u- lated. Ae felt he learned a lot by reading the report. He thought the Build- ing Inspection Department should be given this report for their use, He won- �dered 3f the City shouid try pl'�nting evergreen in the Planting Boulevaxd, � He felt that the P�rks as►d Recr�ation Co*.r�ission should make a plan for the ^ area an� s��st. w�ys os acco��Ii��ing it. D_rrel CJ.ari: �entioned that there is a elass at the i:igh schc,�l tr�at does a lot of autside nature work. In • .__ � . .._;�: . _ . : . . 4 .��. ... . ; : : . > _:. :� .. _ _ . _ - _ . ._ � ,., _.� _ � _r - � .� .. , �: : ; ' ,, , . . : . _ �. . .- : • , . - _ . ''� P�lannia,�, Commissio� Meetin� - October 21, I970 Page 4 ; �. otheF areas, there have been cases where there is a credit in nature�study. � �"h Mr. Fitzpatrick felt the Co�mission should not only consider a solution to the f � , Flanting Strip in Moore Lake H'ighlands 4th Addition, but consider imprnving � ' '"�' landscaging of gasoline stations. � • Chairman Ericksori asked if the City had ever given any thought ta starting '�' {; .. its own nursery. The members agreed that this should be considered by the . � Parks and Recreation Commission. Mx, Schmedeke passed o:ound a copy of the Septsmlaer and October issue of - ' The Conservation Valunteer published by �he State Conservation Aep�rtute�t, . The booklet had many interesting and little known facts about trees, � ; � , ' - �j�U�ME' � ' . There be�:g no further business,. Chairman Erickson adjourned the meeting . gt 9:15 P.M. � , � Respectfully submitted I ' - ._ . _ _ . Hazel 0'Brian - � - __ � Recording Secretary � - � � ,: �. : _ ^ � r' � > . .:: �.� .. � � . .'�.. , ♦ � _ .� _::: ,�; t, , . _ . :. .._ .:;: . _ r -- ,� . _ , r.:....,�, .. . ... . ,.__ .� �_: N _.. � . _ _ ,...� ... . _ ' '. . �4 , . . . , . -:� . ., , . .. . . .:, . y .. . . . , ,. . � i ".`,:. . .. �:.� . .. . � . . �� ;. . ..�� .. : .. . .. ` .. . � , � ' . ... . . ,. , . � . _ ' . . . . �- � ... ' . �... .� '.-. , �. � � �� s . . ;� . ... _., . '., . ... . . � ,�. . .. . . .._� . . .�' �. . , .�. .. .�.... • :_ � ::...'_. . , ... _ �. .. - .�._. .' . ...� •:' : �� " � � '• ;..," . �'�� .. .:.�. ' � . � . . .. ;. . .. . .. : . .. .. � . . . ... , '. _ . . . . . .. � . . . . . . �.. �. ,. � . . . +- .. .�� .. . . � .. . . � . .. .. . . -.' . �. . . .� . . .. . �- � . . . ... . - Planning Commission Meeting - November 4, 1970 ' Page 5 � � �. - proposed preliminary p1at, P.S. #70-a4, Five Sands, by Five 5ands, Inc. be con- }I �.��i tinued until the next Planning Commission meeting af Noveniber 18, 1970. Upon a `�"� naice vote, a1Z voting aye, the motion carried unanimous2y. � . One of the ftems of. concern is the recreationai lot. If there is a separate cwner for the recreational Iot and five owners for the other buildings, who will be paying 20% of the operation costs of the recreational building and how will this be haztdled legally if one of the five buildings should change awnership. � x-2. � PLANTING BOUI.EVARD (40FEET) IN MOORE LAKE HIGHLANDS 4TH ADDITION: � . . The suggestion was agafn discussed for using the 40 foat strip for a nursery . - � The City could plant seedlings and then later transplant them to other areas ; � in 'the City. Or the school could use the land for a classroom project. . .�. ... 3' � ,. . . . . .. � � . . � � � . � ... . .. � ` t' Mr. Fitzpatrick said that the Park Board is now cognizant of this problem, and`if the Planning Commission wished to take it off the agenda and refer it � ! to Parks, they would work on it. Mr. Schmedeke said he did not want it to be � lost in the shuffle. He thought it would be a wonder€uI oppoYtunity to plant � ;. a variety af evergreens and see which type grows best in Fridley. Another factor the Commission felt that should be checked was the comparison of the cost ' of trarisplanting a tree which had been growing with that of a tree purchased ^ with a one pear guarantee. Then should they over plant and then transplant, or �� use it for a pleasant place to walk. � MOTION by Schmedeke, seconded by Harris, that the Planning Commission refer !. the problem of the 40 foot Planting Boulevard in Moore Lake Highlands 4th Addi- ; � tion to the Parks and Recrea tion Commission for their study and solutian. Upon ' � : a voice vote, aZ1 voting aye, the moti on carried ananimously. ,i , . ; r ADJOURN�IEI3T s � R There being no further business, Chairman Erickson adjourned the meeting ':, at 9:45 P.M. _ . ; ; _ : � - . � 1 Res ectfully �s�,�ubmitted ? - .�i,.�ye' C> C ' JSI- v.e� v,,,_ - " i � Aazel �'Brian Recording Secretary /'1 . . . >_. _ .. _ f �`.. . . — _ f _ . !- . _ . - . . . �ai... - . ' : ��;, -. . _ . _. -�. ..�._� ir /, � w . __r,_._... i � -_�,,,� � � s. • �� s . a ,s � xrs R � �+ � .y 1 , � sso � � � i o �.�._ � � , ' ssy,1, �a� .'r �. Y. 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A � oo . . _ rI � r t, ----- --- o- -----' ---'� ,� I V -=---�� `""' - �.,,�i= ^ �c �.. • '� � , ``- - i _� �'G S' H � . . � � . � � �. � � - � �\ �,i�� . � �I : �gooj �'-. '��, . e � .�,�-•'� , � i . � r�, , �s�f�o//�vc��s � \ ` � , . /o✓e.r/oi, //.r . � . � . �: . ., - �: ( �_suBD: ; �� • � --._._:.r , • , � . �: ; t � ,.� ��.�w_ :.�:�..:.y:.,:. _�.�u�._ - ..�.� _-'• ' f . ...��.� ........aa � ��=a� � _ �� - . : .} - - � _�� Green Ciant Home & Gard�n Centers, Inc. :� . lji0� GRtlrN VALLEY DRIVE. MI!!N[ArOLlS. MINNESOTA s5437 � • �oneo (s�zl sss-:zoo .� March 28, 1972 . , . ...,� : . . 1. F. BARTZ� � . . � . � . . . � � � . � . � . . . . ... ' j � � . ..6ENEWAI. MANAGSR . � � � � � � .. . . � . ..� . . . . , �I I � , . . � .:;•F. . . , . . . . . .. .. � . - . . � � � - . . � �. �� ' . �. � Fridley Planning Commission i City of Fridley • ; 6431 University Ave. N.E. Fridley, Minnesota 55432 Gentlemen: . This letter is to request your consideration for trans�er .� and eAtension of the Special Use Permit issued to Mr. Swimming Pool, Inc. in 1971, for o�tside display of { above-ground swimming pools at 7620 University Avenue, N.E. `' (The 8anch) . � . ' Mr. Swiauning Pool, Inc. is no longer associated with the Green Giant Home and Garden Centers. In the transfer of permit to our name, we are prepared to accegt full responsibility � and accountability for compliance with applicable codes. � The attached sketch indicates the site on which the `� display is to be located. Aesthetics (association with .� green goods) and eTimination of the need for a satellite .� structure for office purposes are the primary advantages 3 of this location. � Our manager at the Ranch, Mr. Dave Rick, would be pleased 1 to further describe our operation and an.swer any q�.estions � you may have. . ; Sincerely, , , f/ ' ' � �''�,.�1�`'�-� � � �� James F. Bartz i � .; JFB : hs .� . /'�,, Attachmeirt � `�� , ,_r .i„� ; r�.�,;. � cc: Dave Rick �,� ; � �u� , Robert Schroer �' ,,� • �� , , . _. _ ,. _. _ _.__ _ _ . . _ _ _ . _ __ _ - - _. _ , , . [ ° . PAGE 3 ggECZ�►L CAWi CIL MEETING OF I�IAY 10. 3971 . ;; ' ove the Final Plzt S;.3�ver Oaks West by 1�TZ4N by Councilm� H�rris: to apPz' � . P storm sewer, ,�� Hazs��d ysitii money held in escro�t for the n_ces�axY vi.th Lots 1r 2, 3. and 6 to be develaped and Lots 4 a.nd 5 to beaan o�yo�• Seconded by Gouncilman Kelsh3w. IIpon a vaice vote; all vc�ting Y• � `Kirkha�,n ci�clared th� moLian casried unanimously. . C'�QNSZDiRATZON QF SPEC�AT� UGE Py2:iiT, SP u71-07 , T:�IDIE ii�iJ�1 Td I�ASE LAND . � FR{Q�1 RQ�ER�' SCHfiC3ER. F�1 �y4H ESTAxES, 'TO S�LL S:��u�uri� �3or,s: � � Gouncilman 8reider asked h� large th� s�is�ing gools w�ould be. rix. Rubert Sci�oex sair� t3�t I6' X 32' wculd be tt,e larc}est. There would bound tyPe• fi4e inside the enclosure and they �aould ull be the above the gr These aze nat taxable and a�e cansidered p��t�.b2e pools and da no� become a pexzn�eant part of the hc��e �-:�ners yard. He added� that to clear uF aT'rY misundexst�.'�ding, t'haY a'ould be leasing from Green Gia.nt, na't him. Councilman Li.ebl asked if there �as a State licer.�� required. rir. Haugen said no. Cauncilm.�n Brei.ci�r �sked �f there had b_en any letter fram the abutting property ocrner an� the Ca.tg Engins�r said no. �o,nnci,7raan La.ebl said th�t there would be a 1ot of p�ople gaing 3.nto this area and asked about r�trco:a facilities . i�lr. Schroer said ti'sat they have aqreed to let them use thairs. Council.m�n ��lntain a C-ZSDistxict that Assistant has poiated ant that it is a requ� ° there be a setback of 8D feet, and added that there would be no building c�n the l�.nd so there �.�uld not b� the taaces derived. Mr. Schroar said n that thexe are alreadX high ta�ces paid on this la,nd. iie added that this v�rould be a one y�ar l�e with Green Giant and that .the cabana th�t t�rould be used a$ a sales offic� would�be saleable• MOTION by Councilman Breider to approve the special use permit foX Green Giant requeste�i by Mr. Andie Haugen for the sale of swia�ing pools and cabanas, the permit to expir� Octobex 31, 1971 and at that ti�:Q the cabana is to be remov�d. Also that a letter fram Shell kaiv�ng the public hearing be obtained. Seconded by Councilman Harris for discussion. Counci.lman H�rris asked if the sKa3m�ng pools would be re�oved. t�ir. Schro�r said. if the lease was rene*.�r�3, the pools ��ould stzy. If the contr�ct Fras not renetaed, everything arauld b� r�oved• The pools will aI1 be landscaped. � T'he City Engxneer said tha� t.`te general feeling of the Planni.nq Commission was thF� this does not ao�ply with the recluirement;, of the ordin�nce and . they did nat think the City of Fridiey is loo'cing ior this type of development. It ��as felt that this is an interiun typ.e of develo�`nent with only a one year Iease, �o thAy felt that th�y �;oul� give it a try and see �that happens. A special uae per,nit is ar.ly for a specified time and at the ° er►d of tha� time either it has to bQ rene�rec3, or everythin�r has to be removed. Gz'een Giant rtttst clean uo the �rea a.nd there �xe to be no addition�l signs or b�_.n.*�°�: . He �^.G�<<�^3 ttia�. he h��.ci alre�c?y discussed this �with.Bo� Sc��osr an: h� u:.:;.��sicu3 ;:h_s. . �� . ' Councilman Kelshaw asked ii they ��ould be blacktonping the area. Tne City Engineer said that th�y wpuld be usinc� cn:shed roc�c and the re�t•wi12 be landscaped. �hey have agxeed to keep the crushed rock confined to the t cert�i.n areas . -�; . . _ , � . _ � . ` -.Q;� �. EXCEItPT FROri PLANNING COMTIISSION MINUTE�: ,<MAY 5, 1971 PAGE I i"1 - 5. REQUEST FOR SPE�IAL USE PERMIT, SP �71-07, Ai�DIE HAUGEN: For swimming . pools on Bob's Produce Ranch property. C-2S zoning - Code 45.101, B-3N. Bob Schroer and Andie Haugen were present. ti Bob Schroer explained this request was for the sale of above the ground . swiuIIning pools and a cabana type of building which cQUld be used for a dressing ' roam or shelter. The cabana on display would be resaleable. The area would I have five pools and the cabana, and is a triangular piece of property located ( at the Northeast corner of the loopback on University Avenue. To the North I of�this pr.operty would be the next request, the Recreation Equipment Sales, Inc. This area has been leveled off, and will be used for excess parking. There • wil.l also be parkino made available inside the rental and �.les area. The _ camping trailers will be fenced with a Western stackade type of fence across the front and back 30 feet. Mr. Schroer said the pools are fenced in and cars do not enter the pool area. Mr._Schroer said the Company handling the recreational equipment is from � Roseville. Mr. Schmedeke said that a company se3.ling used rentals or used auto trailers has to have sanitary facilities with a permanent building. This I is what every dealer has to do. If the City allows one person to disregard this stipulation, he knew of one half dozen other auto agencies that would ,�,,, like to come in under such a temporary b asis. Mr. Schmedeke then read from the . State of Minnesota Dealers Guide. Mr. Schroer said he was not selling recrea- tional equip�ent, but he was representing the company and he was certain they were aware of those problems. The discussion returned to the request for the swimming pools. Mr. Schroer said the cabana and almost all the pools would be removed in the fall. He stated the Green Giant paople have the contraet far the swimming pools and the contract stated the area was to be cleaned up by October 31st. Mr. Schroer was asked if there would be book work done in the cabana. He � said the sales probably would be written up there, but the final sales trans- action would be in the main building through the central check out. � � Chairman Erickson said the basic question is whether or not the sales of swimming pools require a special use permit. Peter Herlofsky referred to Section 45.101, B-3N "--- sporting equipment and like enterprises having its � merchandise in the open and not under the cover of a display salesroom." and said that was why they felt a special use permit was needed. Mr. Schmedeke said he had no objection to the pool center providing the �building was not used for an office. .Mr. Andie Haugen said that on October 31st, Green Giant will decide if the ^ praject is to be c�n�inued. If the decision is not in favor of being continued, all the equipment will be removed; otherwise most of the pools would be removed and the cabana could be placed on joist-like skids to �!ove it if it were not sold. Chairman Erickson said that as long as this is a temporary status, he ` did not,see any particular objection having the cabana for a sales office as long as tfie stipulation is that it has to be takemm out by 2 specified time. r � � � - -- -, - • � , - - • + . . . �. _ ...>:� . . < _ _ . _. � . - ... _ � - .. . . „ _ .. _ . i� . _ . • .. _. -.-� _ �:.�„ . _ . � - - -... - � • __ Excerpt from Plannin� Commission Minutes : May 5, 1.971 Page 2 " � • Mr. Haugen said he had a one year lease with option for renewal. This is :' an experiment by Green Giant and if it goes through, permanent buildings may be built. _ . ' ` The pool center would have a cliain fence. Mr. Schroer said that this request is on a temporary basis. : . MOTION by Minish, seconded by Zeglen, that the Planning Commission recommend.to Council approval of a Special Use Permit for the seasonal �business and experiment by Green Giant to se2l swimming pools and cabanas, use of the cabana for a sales office until October 31, 1971 and removal oL tfie : cabana �n October. A1so, with the stipula tion that the proper waiver of the public hearing be obtained. Upon a voice vote, Erickson, Minish, Zeglen, ' Fitzpatrick voting aye, Schmedeke voting nay; the ircotion carried. The storage of pools would be through May 1, I172. � - , . � . ; . ; � i . � � /'\ i "��"�'. +,_ .. ,..:iill�.il7i"J � � { �,�.+..�,r ' \ [ . � ' � � 1 . _ ��. �. 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