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PL 06/07/1972 - 7415^ �� A G E N D A PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING JUNE 7, 1972 1 � '..P �`��1 � / 8:00 P.M. CALL TO ORDER: ' ROLL CALL: APPROVE PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES: MAY 17, 1972 RECEIVE BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN GON�'ROT• S B O�T't' ptjTTFS ; MAY 18. 1972 RECEIVE BUII DING STANDARDS-D I N QNTROT � 1 ('OMMTTTFF A4TNT1`►'FC . MAY 23, 1972 RECEIVE BOARD OF APPEALS MINUTES: MAY 2.3, 1972 RECEIVE PARKS & RECREATION COMNIISSION MINUTES: NIARCH 27, 1972 RECEIVE PARKS & R�CR.�ATION COMMISSION MINiTTES: APRIL 24, 19i2 PAGES 1-3B 4-6 7 -7A 8-10 E 1I-14 15-16A 1. CONTINUED: REZONING REQUEST, ZOA ��72-03, THE WALL CORP BY DENNIS I7-2ja ^ MADDEN (RIEDEL ESTATE) : Rezone from R-1 to R-3 for to�"c"�" ses�an `�� ` �5 �• apartments. �� Public �Hearing closed. � 2. CONTINUED: REZONIIV'G REQUEST, ZOA ��72-05 EINAR "TED" 7}�RSTAD: Lot 39, Revised Auditor's Subdivision ��77 except part to Greenwood 20 min. ��5640. To rezone from R-1 to R-3 (general multiple family dwelling� for apartment complex. �8�-6rfb ,� . t .��-�'' Public Hearing closed. 25=29 3. CONTINUED: REZONING REgUEST: ZOA ��72-06, BY WESTERN 5TGR�.S: To 30-39 rezone from C-1 (local business areas) to C-2 (general b �i ss _. .,�- 3,4 areas) Lot 1, Block l, Commer�ce Park. ��U� °`".'�� 10 �in: 4. CONTINL'ED: CONSIDER A SP�CIAL U�E P�RMIT, SF 1,�72-C2, BY !�d�ESTERN m��' '°;# �30-39 _.___�.__� ,.. - __.. ; STORES: '�o continue a service stati�n �nd pern�it the addition of ,Q,,,,�% ,� 4 sales and display of garde:� aii� 1G,an suppiies per �Co�'e 5,�ction �� 45.3.01, Section B, 3-E, to b� located or� Lot �, Block 1, Com�nerce Park. . Public Hearing Open. ^ 5. TABLED: VACATION i2EQUEST, SAV 4�72-04i BUI;LIPIGTON NOitTH�.F�1v, INC. : 4-46 � Tc vacate 1) 41st Avenue between Lot 6, Block 2 arid R�'Sd ? ine of y� - 5 min. railroad. 2) Alley in Block 4. 3) Unnamed Street between Block �.�`�r��'� 3 and 4. 4)Unnamed Street between Block 4 and 5, Berlin AdK� on. L� AGENDA ^ JUNE 7, 1972 �' . ,U�.:�-� � � �:�- `� �.-�-�.- y-` 6. PUBLIC HEARING: REQUEST FOR A S$ECIAL USE PERMIT, SP ��72-03, BY � 15 min.;, ERN JOHNSnN: To permit the sale of Art Paints on seasonal as' (� �_Q i: (ySpring through Fall) per City Code 45.101, B, 3-E-1. �� "'�� ; � _" 4 % PUBLIC HEARING• RE .�i �.. ,... M�:T'�:�% LF%-el � r.� . QUEST FOR A SPECIAL USE PERMIT, SP ��72-04, BY � 52-55 ' MRS. ROBERT NESS: To permit the construction of a two family � 25 m�'in. dwelling in an R-1 District on Lots 7 and 8, Block 1, Hillc st Addition per Code, Section 45.051, 3-D. C�.-� ��-- c�*R�---�' �"ai � 30 min. 9. PUBLIC HEARING: REZONING REgUEST, ZOA ��72-07, BY JOHN GABRELCIK:'; �_6� To rezone from C-1 (local business) to C-2 (general business) for , a Used Car Lot, on part of Lot 50, Block J, Riverview Heights a �� part of Lot 13, Revised Auditor's Subc�ivision l�103. �! w PUBLIC HEARING: REQUEST FOR A SPECIAL USE PF.RMIT, SP �E72-05, BY 56-62 JOHN GABRELCIK: To permit a Used Car Lot, per City Code 45.101, B, 3-B, to be located on part of Lot 50, Block J, Riverview iieig and part of Lot 13, Revised Auditor's Subdivision ��103. �•�� 10. PUBLIC HEARING: A.N ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 45.103, RELATING TO . 5�� THE LOT AREA AND LOT WIDTH RE�UIREii�IIENTS FOR C-1 LC-1S Z C°2� ��2S : � � 1],. STTTT�Y (1F Ft1RR'V Ffl(1T T(iTQ TRT T�'DTTT L'V . �� ' �- ��, � . �ic.c�� ' U, %"� ;� ' � `-�' '/��, " D`C -/".�y�� o< �V�~ ` � � /� 63 64 ..�� '��/ * . CITY OF PitIA.EY /'� � . � PI.AI�TI�iG �I�l�QSSI0IT lSBTIIiC I�i�7 17, 1972 PA�Ci 1 CALL 1�0 ORDBB: Tbe meetiag va� call.�d -to order by Actiag Q�air�n lit�patrick at 8:05 P.M. �LL C�LL: ' Ms�bers P=faa►t: titspatrick, Ze�lea, Sci�aa�ks, ltl.mish (8:30 P.M.) ?%mber �tu�at: Bricluon � Oti�ers Pr�s�at: Dasrel Clart, Sus,i�aarin� Asaiataat, Peter Bsrlofsky, l�dadaistrstive Assi�taut A=Ri01R PLAl1�1I�1G 00?�IISSIOI+��i0?BS: IL�Y .�, 197Z tcting Qiatrra i►ltspstrick aatad tbat tlte dnut�a sLo� ttut Mt. Miniah arriwd at tt�e �sting aitar �rt�s 1 �trc�oa�d Zapata �sta�nrsnt at 5905 Uaiwraity Aveaue) had been uted upon. � Another carrectioa vaa on Pa�a 14, tht cl�i� a�ataace of Ite�s 5 �ad b (ii��tern Sboru) shauld reads "lrir. ?!i'ieh a�i��d if it n�ere poesible to gst a s�sny of ordinaacM that werQ not bsins �aforesd bscau�e of difficulty of ^ onforciient or ladc of �anpover and a li4L of violationa of ttre fisstera Stoses." M�TZON by i�y►2oA. s�condmd by SChmodak�, that tb� P2aAniJ�g.Coantt�sion �Pp��o�w t1� aei�tt�s o! the Jlluy 3, 197� a�ting subject to the abov�e aarreettoons. Upau a vaiae v�ote, a21 vntir� aye. t?� a�tiar� carr�ed ananiaoualy. 88CBIVV� BUILD� „� i�6: DBSIGN OOIIT�L__S1JaW1lIITTSE ?II�OTlS : MA? 4� 972 IaTIQN. b�y z�q3�n. -��r�d�d by Sc�sd�ks, tl�t the Pl�aair�g C'C�tiSSiOli s�ive tb� �uildt�q Stsr�dardi-Dwt� Caatra2 9nbcas�ittM atisiutes of Nay !, 297?. Upon a vaia� wt�. i11 aotin� iy�. t� a�tion cu'ried urun�fmOtts.ly. sBC�tVB HOARD 0� Atl8AL8 1sIilUrBS_„+IIwY 9._,19_ �p by Sai�d�. aecondod by Z�Ze�, tbat th� Planritng Coarai�,slo�n � r�ive tbe ninut�s o! tJ�s Borrd oi #pp�ala a�Etng of 1May 9, 297?. Upvr� a wlcs vote. a.tl v�otf�p �• tl�•abtta� c�sried ttt�anim�oualy. . 1. 1 . PP: Lots l� and 1�, s . Cw�eso� ast, os i S a�t�ica. Da�eril Clark �tated t4at Co�;i1, Mmt�d sora �daaace ia iat�spretl,t� tbs �-Z lonia� Oslina�ct �rfiaatbar. ar aot .thir- syps of bwiosaa. �oul� fit io a Q-2 , • �-��tt. �� ih� Na�iic of tlra �titiawess he read lsa� th� fZt Ordiaa�ae. . . - : � . le�t -�sst��at �'Mt�sr�eut . ws "Sa� -�nci�estai to o�ar p�saitt�d �i� ^ �roviii�i -t�t -uo: to�l� t1Na 2s :�as cant of' .t1M iloor a*+N� aaritl�la to ay w�r .ahall b� da�ot�i to �als�".. J11ao, "'Ossir Mrattta�.-�a �iet� �Lcl�.i� • . aot -�t a lar=s aw��r of .the ��aisal �►vtb�ic,. aucb as r�tail- sba�pr3t1� -�w: aq�d �ti.eh as t�ot �ea�rata h�sv�r_vsl�it�lu traflic". � Planning Commi.asion M,eeting - I�v 17� 1972 pa�e 2 Ms. Skiff �aid that the sales of Bnowmobiles and boats would aot ge�psrate a�s+�at deal of -traffic, surely no more than the etores �.a the a�cea dp ppir. Ia order to cou�ply �rith ttie requir�ent of na more thaa 25x of tbe f�oc►� Ap�ce far s�l,ss, they will allocate the uaa shovn for a shoWroaut an the pTam �`a� �t i�out�e area. Mr. Claric said the buildiag wi2�I be �th of tha Pet Glinic. Tbere is no prabl� vith the lsad uea. The guestioa is zaniag sad use. Mr. Schmedeke aaid, in hia::aginiao, thia was one of the situatioaa that the p�opl.a coming fn to buq groperty ahould caaaider aa uea wfiere the busiaess irould fit. l�ir. Zaglen said the 8ale� wauld psobably fit in the (R ? u�ore than the eer- vice aagle. If they did not sell, people �ou2�n't cooe in for aervice. Se dida't kaow hcv much sales would be involved. Mr. Schmedeke said he did aot ohject to this type of oParation co�iui iato Cbs City. He �ondered, becau�e of the traffic generatad by the Po�E Offict, if th�o tppe of buainess would add to the problsm. Mr. C1ark said that if the Planning Co�issioa and Council should say "No", th4ae psople would i►ave to deeide �aheti�t �t not they want to go for rezaning. Ms•, 51¢ifi •aid tiut they will be haadliag three liaes of sa�oobilas. �f ^, they h�ve three franchlaQS, they �sou�d havs more �ervice Mort. Ba�ically the iuildiitg �i11 be 3,000 aquare feet. Tt� first building �rould be on ow 41de of the lot. It is nat the kind of a thina thst attracta �op in traffic. Tbey �rould lite to be in businesa by Julq lat. � A�ctin� CLuiraaa Fitzpatrick told tbe p�titioa�r tbst if the bnsines• were totally rspair, thsra n+�uld bs no qusatioa. TAe Co�dssioa ha� to rke a fine distinction. Your rpusst.haa•alrasdy gon� to Conncil and Couacil rat4rred it back to us. iie u� obli�d to givQ a very careful look bacauae it Moald be setting a precedeat. T'hey Mill be uaing th� Soutb put of the props=t� fo; parking which give• oa�a of the queatioas for diacuasion. Certain kiads of sar- vice geaerate almoat as much traffic ae retsil. Hepair �auld san�rata �ora traffic. The assumptioa is then made that co�ercial g�aerat�s �ere traffic, Mr. Schmedeic� said hs raalized time is important to buyar and developer snd time is alNaqs is�ortaat to everyone. He did not feel a quick deci�ion should be made. Mr. Minish arrived at 8:30 P.M. 11p�'I�Ow by Sch�ed�, sscond�d Dy Z�g3eA, t1�at the Plaruifng Com��s�i�A �able ta Juas ?l, 197? the discuseiari of a 9uildin� Pers�t for A-1 1Votor S�ca�'t.� b� PIa. Victy Sldff, to be locst�d on Lots 13 and 11, Blxk �, Con�erce �ParJk, �or st�ar�bile and boat �a1ea u�d s�rvict. Upon a voice vete, a�1 yot#ng ay�, ttie s+�tton c�rried vnanta�usly. 0 P1�a�t Coa�tsaioa l�atia� - 2(ay �.7 . 1972 . ._ p�� 3_� /� !!r. Zs�l�a falt that bscaus� ttu Chalsaaa was not pr�s�at, and br. Minish jwt valkiag in, if they could delay thi� r�queat ao that tDa� could act aars tfficieatly. Mr. W. "'ited" =taa� uid if tb�y canlda't build ia �ridlq, they could �o out on Highxay i6S. , l�it. Hay Wos�sbsctas. add�d that Lhe� l�stra s purcbsa� a�raasnt d�adlis� ios - buying tLe piace of propssty. Th� clo�ins datt ia invo2vsd nar. It tir srqu��t �eta dalayed, it ai�ht be t'!�y �ould haw to �rork out so�e aort oi est�asion or � �o to a diff�rQat pisca of psopertq. , �Ir. l�iiaiab asiad ios sa -�lanstioa of ths probls. Actins CW�ir�n gits- patri�t said th� qnsatiaa �u vhatbir os aot tba we o# ths bnstnas• fiC� iato C�2 soain`. TI�=,a bw�.ne�a iavol�ss a iair asouat oi r�tail �aL�s and ti�at xas the rwo�n it vas referr�d _froa Camci2. !!r. Scho�d�lcs ssid that ons af the r�atoes Lhat ha did not �raat to tr�ts oa� thi� t�queat tanisht wa becau�s ha l�adn't Lad tlae to st� tLe at,�od�i s� it Mas deliver�d onl� a ha].t hour bafozs tbe �wtint• S�coadl7. t�7 �ss atc� asaia putrin� a C-2 businea� ia a CR araa. !�e are sraas for tba� t� of buaines• snd that is vh�re they ahould b� iooki.n�. Be also falt ttwe �arple Msre told tha� coald raa iato soniaQ Psoblaas• �e Co�ls�i,oa. ielt t1u sno�ohil�s �sinw wauld pasratt a lot of n�oia• _ becauN ti� p�opl� �onld rant to Lry tfa� bsfos+a takiai t� ho�a. �c. Staat ^ a�id soat psopls ats in a hwcrp to tats ffis �e�iws bo�s aed do ao� bo�ar to _ tats ti�a to ch�dc th�a. The �achia�s m sssvic�i vitbcnt c.irscti� tf� w t5e •trest. , • ,, . - t�c. worrbsckss .aid ra.t i�at oon. 1�o�oki� •t Lys soalas s�p. sf d�► �nat a�oat thr�s os fons lot� to ths �ort6. tLt .�sonls� �rould i� C-2 �qad t� �rould 6av+a acc�a� to bath Osborn� Itoad ad T)sd, aud hava drs a�s trai�ic p�in� np aad dara aad �wt a cou�ls oi blo�ks lbrth. 1'hay liic�d thi� Rita b�ttss. It baa s ser�ica station dwa tbs corasr aitb a car rsah, Ths� svuld ha�a traffic ia ana o»t, oti�rvisQ th�y ,doe�'t ssll an� Soods or cas�. l�S� : g�opl� asaect to a�s �naNObilq a dajr. Sucb s�3r �anld iwt cacsata �#�► t�cb ttiitic. Ii it +�ss� •tricti� Ns�iot' vtl�ottt fsi,rs. tbs� �id iu�v�a wua► mcrs traiiic. Thay nMd a las�s asy -to �o� t�lps I�ost�. '!!r� lots aE lab�� Producs w�asa chact,sd. but ti�sY as�s .too lat�. Mr. �ks �d� 1y tbo�yht. s�s tsatiic ws aot tb� �orst sitwtion, but . ths aatsa and sattia� • ts�dfst ws Lh� psobirr b� slla� t6is t�p�e of . bwinMs in CR-Z soai��, It �oalda't be lv� b�iora aoodMt twtia�st NeWd raott to ca� in �►it� a' �3�Lr typr. ot basia�h. �r. iiorrb�ci�as i�lt f�ncll's oD j�allos w� �thts ot tat tM 1�wia�as ; xanl�d fit in th� C�2 saoini. aa tira� 6M looia�d ac' ti� plao�. _ CAais�aa Fitsp�trici �aid that, al�bou�A Couacil t�6t haw !t#d only thst qve�tioa, he f�ii tDes+� �s�ca otLar qwatiau. Tb� C�issiaa hp to look �� cloNl� at thi�. It �ould not bs t6e rtt�r oi psrcanta,�e of Dwiness tu�d fot saleo. � %'\ ` Pl�nia� Comoia�ioa MeQtia `- May 17, 1972 Paats ;p : 2. I�LSCEI.I�A�idAUS IDTF'OaMAI. DISCUSSION: ' _i�I.L_G�OitP. DTIYG UEfiT SI�DBI. ?�PE1�TY: Ms. Schtiadats said he �ou1d 111ca a se�p of tiN �tora se�er etrict ia t s area �bawia� tha a�o�t of propert� aifs�ted; har.�ucb each oi the.ownera have paid; �rhat M�s li�dsl char�ed and ii iis had paid. /1 t�ts�. Clart uid hs coald t�ll what routs and hox a�uch it �►as as�easwd in r�la- tion to all the land asouad it, Thia-ia bacau�e tbs va� tba stoss s�az assesa- asat was aet up. Thay char�e tbe diatsict aad vhatever it coata to tske cas� Af the dietrict. The �tora aever �rill hoid the fiva year frequtacy ;ala. b� aad then we aet a 50 yaar rain os s l� yeu flood. fi88TB�T STORES: �h. ltini�h aaid he stron�ly urg�d that tbQ kasteta 011 bt ta�ad. The Co�aay vaa �sll axa�rs at ths public i�arin: at t6a 1a�t retia� that they �rere in violation ot tbs asittia$ ordiaancs by haviag tbei,r aialatura �asdea on the grua uu.�...8r �stca�a�ly :�gad~t6e City �dainistratio�q to inv�ti- �ats tbat facility aad it.hs doas aell ia viplatioa, that tha tag be iNwd �nd us it doaa prios to tb� �esting of J� 7tb. TYe attitud�e �shibit� �� N�star�n 011 is they do not particularl� cue abont foll,a�ing onr ordiaaac�. Mr. Clark said l�h�. 8aug had stated b�e vss �oia� to �ov� ti�e �iniat�re =ardea t�p to tbe buildia�. Mr. l�iinish thou�ht that if thQ Pl�unias Cosissioa wat�d to curb thi� typa of.bwines�, it sight taks ph�waa, auch u a�esiea of lsttara tba� tiW.� i� the lift isi�bIIe � � -• QILIiTG C.8BVR0�: Me. Sci�d�sks al�s� if Tikisf LiB�= a O�sd Car Liorosa. Bi� uadantaading o dua naaoa Lor -.tha .f �s as polics ��tic�. Bs arted tor a cbeck to be �ads to �ea ii Qttutr citiea ha� a aw cat- lic��. ,Also f refk yarde . 1�ETING: . �, Ths Ylaaai.ng Cc�iasion decid�d ta aa�st at , 7:30 prior . to ttis t�.-�rstin�,s. 3. sfiivo portion oi totai.oultigla �it co�pl�s on past North Addition bains the 1b00 Eloch. g.: Coado- , i�ruck ' Mr. Dave Phillips es�laia�d tbat tiws� nse na�► plans, the oeber plaa b�iag di�rd�d. Tbeq toolc off Lbe basa�ent a�d relocatsd tha fttsaace. Tt�te 1Ns the �bilit� of pickin� up ;ar� sdditioeial partlns. Bt had bsen out rs�oca� P�=��t along stre�ts and .iusgsa arua. �ft�r tha tra�s t�v+a beta pia► poirtrd� tbt�r �t be able to plct up so� s�►ze pac}�in� stalls a�d u�e �R� trMS. '!M t.t�n�sr2iae of th� roai 1� besa stak�d. M�t oi the sv�pla�entsl Planain� i+� avss�r�aas. The� us nsi� 8sssc bst�ae� planting and brinaing iti ia. _Mc. Schmedake f�lt tha plaa looksd f%s aad �ras �ch Dastu thaa� t�e l�tst on� �rith more parkins iad no dead end �treet�. ^ �. �fiillip� sai+ � tl�oulA appsaciat+� tL llaasi� Co�aiasion ��lisiaary 'lan ,�or lAs�a I thi� a�nity ior CovaMl actian oq. JuA� Sth �d t�r �l�i be back to tiw ZLnnin= Co�taaion on Jun� 2Lt. Th�r w�i�, �ollar tbs , . P18aniat Com�isaion ZM�►ting - May 17. 1972 Pat 3E �� 1�► Cod�. Fr� Th� va11s are one of th4 sa�or it�. Ths biggest ob�ection was � P�nB. �r�na�� aod aingle asll cozi�tractioa. Ths nra plsas Mill be siailar to the ta�w�o�t�s bnt vith ao brick. Ths� irill ie a aplit loytr depiga. M�TION by Z�gl�a� s�caod�d by Niaiah, tliat tho Plsr�ninq Co�taaian rsc�wsnd to Gbimcil approval ot tb� Pr�linfr�ry Plsn far PAss� I ot t1r Qwdraeint�aas by Viwioiau. Inc., bft� t!� �o�da�in3u�t postto� uf tlie toLl aultiple un3t ao�p2�ar o�n p�art af Outlot B. Ir,nsb�rnck I�ia�rth Addttsati (Dlock 1600j ._ ;3po� a wica �wt�, a11 wting ay�, the iation carr�ed urtaaiaous2y. 1'hs ltacording Secrstary l�ft at 9 s45 P.li. 3. OQtITIVUED: •PmYOSED C4MM�� tICIt1�i. DBVB�._�� .�.91T PL4IdT i Tite Pl�mniag Co�i�doa continued tha at� uatil 11:45 P.M. - I sc � �wb�itted : '$riaa I�r Recordiag Stcretary n , r �� 0 ^ /`� �. BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL SUBCOMI�IITTEE MEETING OF MAY 18 1972 The meeting was called to urder by Chairman Zeglen at 8:15 P:M. MEMBERS PRESENT: Zeglen, Tonco, Simoneau, Lindblad 1'�MBERS ABSENT: White . OTHERS PRESENT: Peter Herlofsky, Administrative Assistant MOTION by Tonco to approve the minutes of the May 4, 1972 meeting with the correction that Mr. Tonco waived the reading of the April 20, 1972 minutes. Seconded by Lindblad. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. � 1. CONSIDER4TION OF A REQUEST TO CONSTRUCT PHASE II AND PHASE ZII OF AN INAUSTRIAL WAREHOUSE AND OFFICE BUILDING LOCATED ON LOTS 1 THROUGH 5 BLOCK 3 ONAWAY ADDITION, THE SA�� BEING 7880 BEECH STREET N E, AND LOTS 6 THR6UGH 10 BLOCK 3 ONAWAY ADDITION THE SAME BEING 7850 BEEC] STREET N,E,, FRIDLEY, MINDiESOTA 55432 (REQUEST BY AL ZEIS CENIENT CO INC., 225 94TH AVENUE N,W,, COON RAPIDS, MINNESOTA 55434 ) No one was present to present the request. This item was tabled until we hear from Mr. Zeis. 2.. CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST TO CONSTRUCT A 60 FT X 96 FT ADDITION T0 AN EXISTING BUILDING LOCATED ON THE WEST 402 FEET OF THE EAST 852 FEET OR THE SOUT'H 320 FEET OF THE NORTH HALF OF THE NORTHEAST QUARTER OF THE SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF SECTIOIv 12, T-30, R-24, WHICH LAST DLSCRIBED TRACT IS ALSO KNOWN AS LOT 1 AtJDITOR'S SUBDIVISION N0.89 THE SA.�SE BEING 1241 72ND AVENUE N,E., FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA (REQUEST BY DETERMAN Tv'ELDING & TANK SERVICE, INC., 1241 72ND AVENUE N E, FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 55432 ) Mr. Jim Determan was present to present the request. 0 Mr. Determan said the first thing they will do is install a 6' chain link _ fence around the property. They have two dogs for security reasons as they have had many burglaries.of tools and equipment from the trucks parked on the outside of the building. This fence will be slatted on �. the front of the property. Mr. Herlofsky asked about the drainage problem of the property adjacent to them. Mr. Determan said they didn't want the pipe going across their property. They want it at the property line. ^ � Mr. Zeglen asked what species of trees they will have in the landscaped area. Mr. Determan said they have black spruce trees already planted. The sodded area will be maintained. Mr. Determan said they have some crushed rock covering tanks that are located in this front area, but the � 9 /"`� � � � r - Building Standards-Design Control Subcoumiittee Meetin of Mav 18, 1972 • .; Page 2 taaks are too small so they will be installing larger tanks in some other location on the property and this crushed rock will be replaced with grass. Mr. Tonco inquired how they will protect the fence in the parking area. Mr. Determan said they will use spiked pre-cast curbing. Mr, Tonco asked if some type of railing could be installed for more protection. Mr. Determan said they will install this railing in the.concrete along with:the fence posts. Mr. Tonco wondered if they might have some dust problems in the area that was neither paved or blacktopped. Mr. Determan said they could haul in some class V aggregate if they had a problem. Mr. Tonco said theq should use an oil spray on the aggregate if they had dust problems. Mr. Zeglen said he thought they needed more security lighting. Mr, Determan said they had two lights they could install. Mr. Determan said the addition will match the existing building. Mr. Tonco asked if the concrete blocks will be painted and Mr. Determan said they would be painted the same as on the existing building. MOTION by Tonco to recommend to the City Council approval of the request to construct an addition with the following stipulations: 1. Maintain the landscaped area. 2. Install a railing to protect the fence in the parking area. 3. Iastall two additional security lights. Seconded by Lindblad. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. 3. CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST TO CONSTRUCT A MODEL HOME ON PART OF LOT 14, AND 15, AUDITOR's SUBDIVISION ��78 THE SAME BEING 5401 EAST RIVER ROAD FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA, (REQUEST BY PLYWOOD MINNESOTA, 5401 EAST RIVER ROAD FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 55421.) Mr. William Stewart was present to present the request. Mr. Stewart brought in a new set of plans for the model home. He said they were basically the same as the original plans except the garage � would be on the freeway side and the square footage was increased to meet the building code of Fridley and other subuxbs. This will be a conventionally built home that is complete in every detail except they do not plan to hook-up to sewer and water at the present time. This is a new venture. They are going into the housing area to increase business. They plan to sell this house complete, with th� buyer having 5 e � � �� -Desi n Control Subcommittee Meetin of Ma 18 1972 age J the option of installing his own cabinets, carpets, molding, paneling and appliances which they plan to provide. The entire cost to the buyer will be approximately $27,000 including a$3,000 lot and all accessories. The buyer will have the option of buying with or without a garage depending upon the community requirements. There will be two garage $tyles. MOTION by Tonco to recommend to the City Council approval of the site for the modeZ home and the Board was pleased vith the'�ype of coastruction of the model home but made the stipulation that the construction meet a11 the Fridley Building Codes. Seconded by Simoneau. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. 4. CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST TO CONSTRUCT A STEEL STORAGE BUILDING LOCATED ON 10.5 ACRES OF THE WEST HALF OF THE NORTHEAST QUARTER OF SECTION 3, T-30, R-24, ANOKA COUNTY, THE SAME BEING 7900 BEECH STREET, FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 55432. (REQUEST BY PARK CONSTRUCTION CO , 51 37TH AVENUE NORTHEAST, FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 55421 ) This item was not on the agend�, but Mr. 3erry McDonald asked to have the request considered. � This 24' x 80' steel building will be used for cold storage, su�h as tires and chains, and would be used for storage while they were working ____ oa the main building. ; Mr. Herlofsky asked how long it would be before the project that was � agproved would be completed, Mr. McDonald said they hoped to have it � - all completed this year. /'� Mr. Tonco said as this was a last minute presentation of the building plans he•didn't think the Board could recommend approval of the building without�more information. Mr. McDonald said this was going to be a very nice building as they didn't want to put up something that would detract from the new buildings. MOTION BY bINDBLAD to recommend approval of the request to construct a steel building subject to the approval of the Engineering Department before it is presented to the City Council. ''� Seconded by Simoneau. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. . The Board waited until 4:40 to see if Mr. Zeis would appear-and then Chairman Zeglen adjoured the meeting. Respectfully submitted, Dorothy Eve on, Secretary E ^ D � - a�• I BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL SUBCOMMITTEE MEETING OF MAY 23 1972 The meeting was called to order by Chairman Zeglen at 6:45 P.M. MEMBERS PRESENT: Zeglen, ToncoJ Simoneau, Lindblad MEMBERS ABSENT: White 1. CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST TO CONSTRUCT PHt�SE II AND PHASE III OF AN INDUSTRIAL WAREHOUSE AND OFFICE BUILDING LOCATED ON LOTS 1�HROUGH 5 BLOCK 3, ONAWAY ADDITION, THE S�4ME BEING 7880 BEECH STREET N E, AND LOTS 6 THROUGH 10, BLOCK 3 ONAWAY ADBITION THE SAME BEING 7850 BEECH STREET N.E., FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 55432 (REQUEST BY AL ZEIS CEMENT CO , INC., 225 94TH AVENUE N.W., COON RAPIDS, MINNESOTA 55434 ) Mr. A1 Zeis was present to present the request. Mr. Zeglen asked about the alley vacation that was pending when Phase I was approved. Mr. Zeis said the alley had been reinstated. The building for Phase II will be 58 feet by 200 feet and the Phase III building will be identical to Phase I, 70 feet by 150 feet. Mr. Zeglen noted that the length of the three buildings combined will be 500 feet. He asked Mr. Zeis how much security lighting was planned. Mr. Zeis said there will be lights on every door in the front of the building. Mr. � Zeglen asked for more security lighting. He marked 14 more locations for security lights on the plan. Six additional on the front, six additional on the rear, and one on eaeh side of the building. . Mr. Tonco mentioned the•wa�kway along the back of the property to protect the building from cars parked in the parking area, but there isn't any type of barrier to protect the building on the north and south ends of the,building. Mr. Tonco said there should be a curb or barrier of some type. Mr. Zeis asked if he could extend the walkway on these north and south ends, and this was satisfactory. Mr. Tonco asked if the exterior of all the buildings wi�l be the same. Mr. Zeis said they will all have brick veneer trim around the entrances and the remainder of the buildings will be painted scored block. He intends to paint the pilasters a different color. Mr. Zeglen said one of the stipulations for Phase I had been the inside storage of trash. This would hold for all phases. , Mr. Tonco asked Mr. Zeis when he thought this project would be completed. Mr. Zeis said he thought around the end of December. Mr. Tonco said the landscaping couldn't be completed then. Mr. Zeis said the project is almost up to grade now so it might be possible the landscaping could be started earlier. � MOTION by Tonco to recommend approval of the request and that a building F permit can be issued for Phase II and Phase III�of an industrial warehouse and office building. ,, .. . Building Standards-Design Control Subcommittee Meeting of May 23, 1972 /"1 . Page 2 � .'1 Seconded by Lindblad. Upon a voice vote,.all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. . Chairman Zeglen adjourned the meeting at 7:20 P.M. Respectfully submitted, ' Dorothy E enson, Secretary , e , � � �� /'1 1. � - - � TFIE MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF APPEAI.S MEETING OF MAY 23, 1972 � The �eting was called to order by Chaixtnan Minieh at 7:32 P.M. MF.I�ERS PRESENT: Miniah, Crowder, Harju, Sotidheimer, Wahlberg OTI�RS PRESENT: Clarence Belisle - Building Inapector MOTION by Wahlberg to apprave the April 25, 1972 minutee�ae written. Seconded by Sondheimer. Upon a voice vote, there being no naye, the moti.ort carried unanimoualy. I�OTION by Wahlberg to approve the May 9, SE%onded by Crawder. Upon a vaice vote, carried unanimouely. 1972 minutee as written. there being no nays, the moti�n Mr. & Mrs. Kellner were present to preeent their request. A verifyi�g eurvey, locating the propoaed garage, was ahawn to the Board. ^ Mr. Rellner explained hia houae facea East River Road and has a 20 foot aetback from Hugo Street on the eide. The proposed garage will face Hugo Street �nd be eet back 20 feet from Hugo Street and 3 feet from the back lot line �o l�ne up with the house. He 8tated he has two young boys and he wante to have aopoe back . yard for them to play in. If the garage had to be set back the ra+qui�ed 30 �eet he Would only have a l0 f�ot baekyard. Mr. IGallner continued that he called N.S.P. about a 5 foot eaeement along Ch� back lot line and they told him they thought there waa an eaeem�ent there bu� tbey � didn't uae it anymore. N.S.P. said they would allaw Mr. Kellner to bui.ld the garage 2 feet over thia es�ement and if the City wanted a letter atating �uc.�; that they �ould send one. Chairman Minish eaid he thou�iit tt would be desiYable to get a lettez from N.S.P. stating they have no objectiane to the garage. Mr. Kel].ner preeented a.letter of "No Objection" to tho Board, that was signed by Mr. Overson the adjacent property owner on Hugo Straet. MOTION by Crawder to receive the letter from Mr. Over�on. Seconded by Wahlberg. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, tha nwtio�t Caacrietd un,am imoua ly . 1't�e Bo&�d asked abaut the setbacke on Mr. Overson'e house. The survey of �hiw ^ t�ouse wae ahown to the Board. � The Minutes of the Board of Appeals Meetint� of May 23, 1972 Page 2 ^ The survey showed this house set back 34.8 feet from liugo Street and approximately 14 feet from the adjoining property line. This would leave 17 feet between s truc tures . The Board asked about the change in drainage if the garage was built. Mr. Kellner said he Would have to haul out some dirt but the garaga would not change the drainage that much. It would be draining more toward the.sCreet then before becauae of the driveway. Mr. Minish asked if the setbacka on the othar houses in the area are unifo�m. Mr. Kellner said most of the houee8 are older and the eetbacks a�e not unito�;tq at all. There are 2 newer houses, one acro8e street, that have unifora� aetbacka. There ia also a hill on Hugo Street so the setbacks aren't that notice$ble. Mr. �iarju asked if an attached garage could be built. Mr. Kellner anewered the•house has a half split level deaign so an attached garage could be built but it would cost more money than a detached garage. Mrs. Walhberg asked how he would feel about moving it back 5 feet to com�romis� with the 35 foot setback on the house next door. Mr. Kellner eaid if he m�ved it back any larther he wouldn't be able to get a swing set back of the garage. He said he wouldn't want to put the swing eet ^ in the side yard as the grass would eventually be ruined and it would epoil the looks of the property. 1�TTON by Crowder to cloae the public hearing. Seconded by Harju. Upon a voice vote, there being na nqs, the motion carried unanimouely. Mr. Har�u said there is definitely a hardship in the size of the 1ot (60� x 11Q�) and the n�ighbor did give his apprwal of the garage but aa far as the �os�d 1an;ows, the n�ighbor could sell tomorrow. The garage would be juttit�g ou� i.n front of the neighbor'e house and it might be better to •et the ga�age baek ��ee� further to be only 10 feet ahead of it. Mr. Crowder stated that this is probably the best apot for the garage. #ie �a�.d he would go along with setting the garage back farther if all of Che aetbacka in the area were uniform but since the yarda do vary, he had no objectiptGte to the proposed location. Mre. Wahlberg said she thought having a 25 foot setback would be bette� to conform to the adjacent dwelling ae that neighbor could change �C ax►y ��ps„ Mr. Sondheimer said as he eeea it, it will be a compromise all the Way Chrough. �e said it sounda reasonable that the garage should be on Hugo Street insfiead of on East River Road arid it is in alignm�ent with the house. His co�cexn, w�8 ^. 'with only 3 feet between the garage and the lot line becauee o� servic�g �he garage. • I' �� The Minutes of the Board of Appeals Meeting of May 23, 1972 Pa�e 3 /'1 Mr. Minish said the Code only asks for a 3 iwot sideyard on a detached garage. Mr. Minish said he couldn't see anything wrong with the 20 foot setback. He didn't think the alignment of front yards was that crucial in this nei$hborhood. 1�OTION by Crowder to recommend to Council approval of the requeet with tl�e stipulation that Mr. Kellner present to the Council the letter from N.S.$, t.1�1,st states they approve of building the garage 2 feet over their easement. Seconded by Harju. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the m�t�on c�cxied unanimously. . 2, MOTION by Harju, seconded by Wahlberg, to waive the reading of the publiC� he��'i�4g n4ti�e, Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried. i�r. Charles Peugh of Signcrafters, Inc. was present to present the �equesC. A �iluepr�r�� of the sign was shown to the Board. A picture of the exisGi�ng i�a�� ot�fo�rming, pylon was also shawn to the Board. �Ix, Peugh explained that because of the mansard roof on this buildit�g, C�IR �i�A ^ i�s C1�ss��ed as a roof aign inetead of a wall sigr�. This �igrt wij,l �$v� 34 $qua�e feet of area and will not aet on top of the roof or even extead over th� tpp of th� roof. He felt the clasaification of the sign was the h$xdship. �. 1Kinish asked what purpose is aerved by the roof sign. M7C. Peu�h answered identification as this is part of their national image. M,CDon�ld's cauld have a squared building and put this sign on a wal� wiC�pu�t �► va��i.ance buC since they have the mansard roof which makes the building loc►k �eCts� Chey need a va�iance for the aign. I"�'8 , W�thlbexg asked what will change on the pylon s ign . I"i7�, peugh answered that the big arches will be removed and the sign put pr� one �o�e with the arches on top. The main portion of the pylon is 14 feet by 7�eet. M�'. Bel�ele stated the exiating pylon is over the ordinance size requiretnent, �ac, �rawder aaked if the exiating sign will have to conforin in 1974 ae sta�ed i� t�e S��n O�dinance. �E �Etli8le said he thought it would have to conform at that time. fi�°, �e�gh also mentioned the wall signs shown on the aketch of the buildit� a,7re p�nd blasted lagos and are less than 15% of the wall area. � fipTIQN �q Crawder, eeconded by Sondheimer to cloee the pttblic heari�ng. u�Qn a yQ�,�� rQte, there being no nays, the motion carried unani.mou�ly, n 3, � � ' The Minutes of the Board of Appeals Meeting of May 23, 1972 Page 4 Mr. Harju asked if the Board recomroenda approval of this variance, will we in effect also be approving the pylon sign at its present size. M�c. Belisle said he thought they would be as they would be approving having a combination of both the roof sign and the pylon. When the aize expixee under the grandfather clause, one of the aigna,will have to be removed. Mr. Crowder stated that he is not convinced that they rea11� need tt�e additio�l 34 square feet in sign area. Mrs. Wahlberg stated she thought the Board would be setting a dangerot�� pxecelc�t for maneard roofs if they granted the varfance. Mr. Sondheimer atated he felt there should be a limit on ti�� number ot ei�s, eepecially along freeways. He felt that the Board should put or� more xeaCx�ctio�� along Missiaeippi Street and University Avenue concern��g aigne. MOTION by Wahlberg to reco�end denial of the variance to the Counail bsG�tusa this new sign is not going to attract anymore buainess ae the �uaai� ��$l1 t�►it� Che arches doea that and also because the present sign is already �on-cs�x�i'as"#qi'ng and will have to be changed in 1974. Seconded by Sondheimer. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the �not�.o� carried urnanimously. MO�ION by Wahlberg, oeconded by Harju, to waive the reading of the �tb�ic he��Ci.ng notice. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the 1A4p��o� c�� u►nanimoua ly , Mr, Ernst was preaent to preeent the request. The plot plan of th�e �xopa��y w�s shown to the Board. M�r. �rnat explained they have a eite to build a 6650 square faot conven�,�nae ��en�er. The ordinance requires 44 parking apaces and they only �►�v� r+aoa� �o� ^ 3$ spaces. It is an on grade slab building as they can'C put a baaem��lt �.�1 b�4au�e of Che high water table in this area. Another oxdinance requi�e� � �ciqaim lo� coverage of 40 x and this building i,a coveri�g p�1y �i# 74, �� 1 G The Minutes of the Board of Appeals Meeting of Mav 23, 1972 Pai�e 5 /'1 Mr, Ernst continued that they felt they had enough parking spaces fox tk�e buildi�g as the businesses that will occupy the buildi�g will have the�r peak business hours at different times during the day. There will be a pizza store th�,t will have its most business late at night, a Tom Thumb store that will have l��e afternoon business, a barber shop and beauty salon that will hatve daytime busiciess, a dry cleaning atore that has daytime businesa and a small�utcher shop that a�so will have daytime business. Mr. Minish asked if all these tenants were signed up for the building. Mr. Ernst said that they were in the "letter of intent" stage but k�e hoped Ch�y wpuld all have signed a lease within the next two weeks. Mr. Minish said he didn't like the idea of not having the ex�ected �en�t��s pi��ed down. �f the variance was approved before the tenants had a lease, ��e tena��s could ch8nge which might mean unexpected traffic. ki�t Ernst said the partition walls of the building are �veable so t�ey dor�'� have to allot as much floor area to each tenant as �roposed. He said they did h�ve the 5 other parking spaces on their first interim plan but they �ad, �p dec�iFa�te some land for a street and utilfty easement to the Ci.ty. Mrs. Wahlberg asked if there are any requirements as far as footage �or the en��ance or exit going into a right turn lane. , Mr. $elisle answered that was the purpose of deeding the land to the City, /� �� Erast said that the area directly to the North of this property w�.1�1 be �$�l�d wi�h m,oxe a�ultiple dwellings so they feel there will be more �alk-i� �xa��c �han d�ci�v�-in traffic so they really don't feel they need the extra space�. n �r� �:i.nish asked if the service station and the convenience center will �e unclex on� qwnership. �* ��st answered there will be 2 separate ownerships but there wil�, b� � �omb�.ned architecture and driveways. �s. Wahlberg asked how many employees will be in the entire building. �, �;rnst answered 6 to 8 employees. �, Minish said during the day some of the parking spaces wi�� be b�ing used by t�e delivery tn�cks. �* ��s� �sai.d the trucks would use the parking apacea but tt�ere wo�' � be ��G many delivery trucks for the type of buainesaes in the building, �� Sondhei,mer asked where the disposal area would be. �. Er�st said �t would be on the East aide of the bu�lding behind a 6 fQot �edWOOd fer�ce. bi�, Q�caWc�ex sugg�a�ed thaC by giving up a txee and some gree�n, �7rea �h�y �pu�.d �+�d �� paces along the front of the propert;�. Tt�e on�ly o�her a�t�+r�a�iv� wp4�1�1 k�� Co cut down the size of the building. � �� Iarju said to make the building conform woulc� �nean �.o�gj.�� pt�1� 1 t�us�.�ess, ^ � � �� The Minutes of the Board of A eals Meetin of Ma 23 1972 P e 6 Mr. Sondheimer asked haw the outaide of the building would be lighted. Mr. Ernst said there would be two lights in the parking lot directed toward �e building. One would be on the c�rb line and one on the cos�ner. Mr. Sondheimer said they might need a special pe=mit to construct the light on the easement because of the bases. They would probably need a 6 foot b��e, M�TION by Sondheimer, seconded by Harju, to cloee the publ;tc hearing. �Jpcar� � voice vote, there being no nays,, the motion carried unaniaqusly. Mr. Crowder eaid he felt in order to put tbis size of bui�ding on� t1��s �.Q� the applicant is going to have to find 6 more stalls, possibly �o�rtg, as elose� to the easement as possible, or to decrease the eize of the build��g� �� qq�� probably need a variance to put the garking spaces closer to tk�e e$seu�n� and Mr. Crowder said he liked this size of a building. Mr. Harju said that the Cade doea say we need that aawunt pf sp�tce� �'c�; �,��,s s�,�� of building so there uust be a good reason for it. Mr. Sondheimer said he thought the traffic will increa8e i� years to cp�e �x�c� if the �oard allaws them to decrease their parking spaces �aow �,� will bs t�7�der �o accomodate their cuetomere in the future. Mr. Harju said at this time he would be in favor of det�ring the variance eo '�e would suggest tabling it to find more spaces. Mz'. Ernet said he had two ve�► important points to project. 1) A conve��ce c�nter is only located where there is an 800 family deneity withi.n� 3/� o� � p��1e and in this location there will be 360 familys in just the apar4ments �p t-k►� north. They will not be having that many cars coming in. 2) pnder the g7�c�y�,�1p� fpx' jaint use of parking, they will have the peak businees hours at di�'��e�� ti.�s of the day. Mr, Sondheimer asked if there are any future plans for improving or w�d�ctiAg Oab4�'ne Road. M�', Belisle said he hadn't heard of any and also that Osborc�e Road �.e &�p�tp�y �+oad. Mr, Mi,nish said he would be in favor of granting a variance on pa�rking ��ra�� ,� f�Q�� ather than reducing the number of spaces. He would x�t��x txy �a wQ�Ck p�� omet�ing rather than aay type of denial. �1'�ON by $ondheimer to ta�le this requeat under the condition tha� the agpl�c�� edraw t�ia requeat to accomodate 44 $talls and that the Engineering Depa�Cl�e�� a�d �he Cou�ty be conaulted for the future widening or imprayeme�te u� (?�pbq��t� �to�d, S�co�ded by Crowder. Upon a voice vote, there being no n�ays, the aaotio�; ��t��,�� u�tan�,uwus ly. �' � The Minutes of the Board of Anpeals MeetinR of Mav 23, 1972 Par�e 7 � Mr. Crowder had to leave the meeting at 9:00 P.M. 4. A REQUEST FOR A VARIANCE OF SECTION 45.104, 2C & 2D F'RIDLEY CITY CqDE TO MOTION by Wahlberg, seconded by Harju, to waive the reading of t}�e publi,� hearing. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the �otioA caxri�d unanimously. Mr. Crispin wae present to present the request. A plot plan fox �h� gxape�x�y was shown to the Board. Mr. Crispin explained they need a variance as they only have roo�t �az� lQ parking epaces for customers in the front and 5 spaces for emplo�►�� p�x`kix}� in the rear of the building. The code requires 30 fo� this size u� a bu#.�d�.ng. Mr. Criapin explained he is in the conetruction buainess of buildin� hot��es and they want to build this building basically for a central �ocat�.o� �p sfipr� �heir building materials. They will be having a retail sales office fo� $e11��g dimenaional lumber, some roofing samples, door knobs, some types o� carpe��tig, cabinet samples, couintertops, siding, etc. ^ Mr. Criapin stated that 2,876 aquare feet of the bui,lding wil� b� �a],s� � office area and 5,400 square feet will be warehouse. �hey wi�l be p7rderiAg i� depth but they will be ordering mostly for theit. o� conatruction bµsi.nass and then storing it in this warehouse. The only sales tbat they are hopit� for are basically those to cover the overhead of tt4e building, �.'he A�f�.�� area � ill give the subcontractors and houae buyere a place to cou�a �o go over samples of building materiale and a place to discuss busi.ness p�t�tlt�e. He said they are not planning on becoming a amall Plywood Minnesot� �nd �.� they were planning on that they would have picked a better loc��ioxt. Mr. Minish asked when cuatomers come in to buy lumber, would ttAey bet load�.�g it out of the front door. Mr. Crispin said no. All lumber material picked up wauld be coming out Q� t�he warehouae area. He said there is 30 feet fmm the build�.ng to t.he p�op�x�y li.ne in the back ao there will be enough area for pick-up. Mr. Belisle said the City would want a curb 5 feet from the buildi�ng artd � �urb 5 feet fram the property line so they would be left �fith only 2Q fee�, Mr. Sondheimer aeked how many employeea would there be. Mr. Crispin answered 3; his partner, himeelf and possibly one otherq �Ir. Miniei� asked if there was any other wap besides cutting down t�,� bui�ding, ^ to aaquire the 15 additional spaces. Mr. Criapin said he does awn the lot to the rear of this property bu� �� .c� z�ot want to �}s� thie loX fo�r pa4rking for thie lot. He said if �e �ad �c�u�th�ng �`�r this 1ot, he would want to be able �o build on it and not have i� ��c� dowct for parking. � � � The Minutes of the Board of Appeals Meeting of May 23, 1972 Pa�e 8 Mr. Crispin added that they do not feel they are going to do a gre�t deal o� ^ business being on Central Avenue. If they have 4 or 5 jobs in tbeix cpnat�u�tion business they can coordinate this ordering with the store and order by �he aa� load. ;Mre. Wahlberg asked if there was any other way to make up moxe paxking s�ace8 cm .. thie lot. Mr. Crispiz� anawered no, not without decreasing the size of the bui.ldit�g, 1�r. Sondheimer suggested creating a mezzanine or a basement for the �echanical equipment and shorten the building that day. Mr, Crispin agreed that on a fast retail business he could see the large number of parking epaces but thia is not going to be a building materials supex tnarket. He said he has been in retain salee and he can state from experience that he won't need 30 spaces. Hia main concern is building and selling houses and that is what it will stay. He said 75% of the material etored in �he waxehouse will be hauled out by their own trucks for their own jobs. Mr, Minish said that things could change after a fe�w years and another business cau�.d go into the building. Mr. Harju added that if the business was to change the parking wo�ld �ust go dawn the drain. ^ Mr. Sondheimer added that the variance asked for is rather drastic. They would be cutting the requir ement in half. 1�qTIpN by Sondheimez, seconded by Wahlberg, to clo�e the public hearing. Upan a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. Mre. Wahlberg stated ahe felt that there will be selling, buying and a g't�at many items displayed and she felt that 15 spaces was not adequ$te. k�r. Harju said he can't go along with the variance ao it leaves the bttildi�g unflexible. 1�TION by Sondheimer to table this requeat under the provision that �,s �pp��.c�n� eubmi.t revieed plans to accomodate the neceesary stalls by either �ad�.iy�1�g �h� bu�.ldi,ng or getting an eaeement from the adjoining prope rty. Seconded by Wahlberg. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the taotio� carried unanimously. ADJOURrII�NT : The meeting was adjourned by Chairman Minish at 10:00 P.M, ��pectfully submitted, a � MARY AIN Z Sec�etar� e /'� �� MI NUTES OF TF�E Rf�6l�I.AR PARKS Alm RECREATI ON CONM I SS ION MEETING. MARCH 2%.19?2 � Meeting was called to order at 7:40 p.m. by Vice Chairman Blair. MEMBERS PRESENT: Blair, Kirkham, Stimmler. MEMBERS ABSENT: Fitzpatrick, Wagar. OTHERS PRESENT: Shelly Garber, 5800 Tennison Avenue N.E., 55432, 788-8257, New Program for Hackman Park. � Tom Nielsen, 7583 Lyric Lane N.E., 55432, 784-2783, F.Y.F.A. Bernie Hartman, 5860 5th Street N.E., 55432, 560-1091, F.Y.F.A. JoAnn Johnson, 6721 4th Street N.E., 55433, 560-2298, City Band $ L.W.V. Everett Utter, 6084 Woo�y Lane N.E., 55432, 788-5181, Councilman. Mike 0'Bannon, 5298 Filmore Street N.E., 55421, 789-8865, Commissioner. Richard Janiak, 1655 Mississippi Street N.E., 55432, 786-8883, J.C.;s. Paul Brown, Director of Parks and Recreation. Cathie Stordahl, Secretary to the Commission. N�MI Pf�GRAM FOR HAiCI�MAN PARK� � Mrs. Shelly Garber was present to introduce what she referred to as the Fridley Creative Cultural Growth Program. Mrs. Garber explained that she is an artist with a degree in Art Education from the University of Minnesota. She briefly explained her qualifications and expexience, along with that of the two women who would be assisting her with this p�og�am. She said that the purpose was to provide a free, planned, creative play program directly available within each neighborhood. The activity would be centered on a weekly theme and geared to the individual as much as possible, eased into group projects when they're ready. She would also be providing some volleyball, checkers, softball, chinese checkers, etc., for variety. !�, M�e �rown had pointed out to Mrs. Garber, in a meeting in his office, that we alxeady have a playground program and that if she was to proceed with her program, she'd have to begin in one area to see if there was enough interest to expand to more areas. After some discussion, Mrs. Garber and Mr. Brown had agreed to begin at Hackman Park. Mrs. Garber explained that this would be a six weeks program, beginning at 9:00 a.m. and ending at 12:00 Noon. She has a sum of $300.00 from a Taste Test Program which can be completely turned over to the program. Mr. Brown said that the Parks and Recreation Department would be willing to provide some picnic tables and other such items which we already have. . Mrs. Garh�er stated that there would be no charge for the children, but that she would like to have a health certificate stating that the City is not liable for injuries sustained on the playgrounds. She said that she doesn't anticipate any problems, but that it was a good idea to protect yourselves. MOTION by S�imn�2en, Seconded by K.inkham, �o apprwve �h.e fn.i.deey C�cea�:ve and Cu,Cfivr.a.e Gnow�th Pnagnam aa c.t.ea.te.d by Mna. She�y Gan6e�c, and .to nequeax �ha,t Mn. Baawn mu.ke .the neceaaany a�a,ngemenxa �on #he p�wgn.am. The Mo.t,i,on ca�vi�.ed. ANOKA OOl11YiY BEACH GRANT � Mr. Mike 0'Bannon, Anoka County Commissioner, was present at the meeting to present a check in the amount of $2,000.00, to be used for the development of John �ricksan Park /� located on Spring i,ake. This is an annual gift which can be applied for, which the County has made available for the development of public swimming beaches. Thi�s is the second yeax that Fridley has received this donation. Mr. I�on Blair, V�.ce Chairman of the Commission, received the check on behalf of the _ Commission and thanked Mr. 0'Bannon and Anoka County. . �� i�tes �f the Parks � Recreation Commission Meeting, March 27, 1972. Page 2 �`Z � FORFEIT PROPER'TIES� Mr. 0'Bannon explained the CountyEs posit�o� c� partic�pating �n the pirrchase and development of park pxoperties. He stated that they usually partieigate an a 25 acre minimum basis. He felt that perhaps the County might be interested in �orki�g with Fri�e�rs but that there would have to be a discussion on the responsibility of maintenance, authority, etc. The prQperties auai�atxle in I�ailtaars Addition tr� N+echaai�s�ille were discussed. Mr. Blai� sta.ted that he �rould I�ke to see sc�ething de�relaped� l��c. �'Bannon said that he �ad receiYed a Ic�t c�f ca:�ls f�a� geople in tl�is area, rec�esti�g some type af park fa�ility. �Ir, �iair as�ed Mr. B�own to check into t�e �urchase of these propertiss. Mr. 0'Bannon poir,ted out that payment of Special Assessnents could be spread over a period of 5� y;ears, or �vha#ever is necessary. i�c. Blair said that it was possibie that appars�tus c�ulsi be figured into t3�e 19�3 Budget. Re�+ess. {B:Ofl p.�. j �H�( �E.�fNT��IUN, 'T�e �om�ission adjourned to the Councii Chambers for the presentatian of the trophies earned bp Lhe ��.ri�s �ro�bs31 Le$g�e, the Hockey Association of Fridiey, the Men's a� �'s �/olley�ail Les,g�es, and th� Mea's Basketball Leagues. � i�lr. $rora �c��ct �e ��ta�� ad �e trc�ies �re awstrded to the winnin,g c�oac�es an�d �ag�ers b�r �ers �i t,�e �arrhs a�d l�crea�io� �c�issio�. A repr�santative �f t�e F�i�l�* San i3e�r�ager was on haud tv talce pict�es. R�conver�e, j8:3� p.m. ) .. �► � � � :if Mrs, ,7�n 3oh�so�, Pre��nt � t�e Frid�ey Cit�r �aad, wgs pzese�t to i.nfarm tha CQ�IDI.SSIflD i3� �!8 �iTD�I'E�3 �8� �y C� � av�r t� years. Mr3,- Jo�ison said that the ba� ca�e i�to being in April o� i952 and is �x` ter� yea�cs old. Th�y fiav$ about 40 regular me�bers under tfie directi�n of David Qlsot�. The �d Sudg�t i� provi�ed by t#te City vf Fridley, and in return, the Band is res�asibie �ar six p�li� cancerts eac�t �rr,ar. i4s : r�Ie, tt�ese eoncerts �xe 1��1d in neig�bor�ood p�er�cs. �e ba�d aI� �e�cfo�s for civic €��t�:ons a�d tries �ko �do spreid goo�l �iI3. �rhr�r�r pt�ssi�iie_ 'T�e �ity �3and does have a�DIlSL�tLitlOii Slli� e�ected af�ic�rs. '�ite�r �eet each �eek on i�o�day nigi�t for' pract�tz. The. �dget is �i6�0.U{�, o# �ic� the �ir�ctor is paid �95�f.'t�0. The halance is speat o� equipment and unifor�s. �'he BaAd a�r� each have a ja�ket. 1'�+e $and, in T9G2, entsred �e As�uatannia� cuatest s�d �t a secoAd place plaque. They ,� ha�e pl,ayed at many d�ciir.a�io�s and ar� �caepl� of thes� �re t�e �ke Fark in �9fr4, I+bc�re �.ake �ea�i� House in 1965, Civic Center in �967, a�d t�e i�re Lake Liona ded�cat�,on of ti�e fvunLaia, �he2ters, and ather �qui�ent in i97i. �ey've p�ayed t'Qx Eh� Jaj►�cees Spring Festival and �ar�y ot�ers . 'fhis coming Su�er, the bar�d would like to have some coverage i� the �ridley Su� u�dax Paul Brown's week��+ article. Mrs. Johnsor� thanked the CoannissiQr� a�d Mr. 8xown i�ar Minut�S o� �� Pa�ks � Recreation �ission Meeting, March 27, 1972. Page 3 �--•�ri..—�.,.u,�,..el�...,� *u�.0 6'`pl.E___ Y CIN 8�, iCqN'T) � ,� �.� �a� includi,n� the Ba��d in the Seiai-yrear2y bu2letirt. �he alsa asked about the possibilit� of ge�ti�= a bo�c on the front page of the pager witA just the locatio� and time. T'he papex com�a� �►{�tt on Wednesday and t�ie concerts on on Thursdays . FR I I�I.,EY YQUTH �tii�A►L,L AS90C T AT I ON � ., �, .,, �� , „ � � � T� Nielsert, Pr�sident of the Fridley Youth Football Association, was present at tt�e meeLing to di�cuss the approaching fall iootba�l season. Mr. Nielson informed the Comp�issionexs that the progra� had gra� €r� 42� bogs ia l97t} to 525 hoys in 187�,. �: The AssAC�3,sti,��► has .adopted the Girl �s Fiag Fciatba�� grogra� for 197� s� repoxts that ovox i0Q �itrls �ere registerec� in 2g'fI. They are �cpectiAg mare boys and girls to re�isxe�c for the faiZ s�asa�. There we�cat 2Z bi>ya tesms, with I8 of them being house teams. Pony Division was t►ew in 1971 atid dAesed a sttccess. The Pong IIivisicu� includes boys who are 8 and 9 years old, with a wei�ht li.mit af 90 ponnds. The registratiQn fee is �3.00. Of the tr�velirt� tea�s, the Pce �Mee�s won their second straight Chamgio�ship, the Light Cu�'s t�,�rl �o�c tite C��.�i�, �ich �as L�eir third in a row, and the Heavy Cub's �ad�ad up irt �h3.xd �i� ��+ � 3�rt� � %agne. 1�r. Nielseu .�eposted t�at, tix�gh it was di€firult to controi, th�y ;l.id not a11oN a�y ga�es � bR playal o� t� �igh�ed fie�� at the Com�was, with the bape of giviag � t.�e ne�r s�ed �► �e ta take a goQd h4i�. �he Asaafiatic� is vsry $atisfied w�th it's pro�aCe��. Last �ar� t.l�ey �sd �ha largest amount af ia��cies they've ever had, a�td th�� 'Rh1�x bla�e os tba field r.c��ati�s. �Fith t3us a�+r fie.Id, ti�elr exgect this- �ba�c xo �• iiz. �is3sen $xp�as�d ti�t by targs, � aevrat t�at there xexe � aore t1t�n l�8 i�tjur�es, ��t they �rere �rokan arms and at�er � i�rj�ries, which t�e Asaoci�#io�n refers to as a large rwabex. l►!r_' K�iels�'► eio�pl�,it�d t�t tt� ttssoc�ti� tr�c� tQ becose invoived i� a Youth Bssketbstl �� for ba}►s �fio resl�r �eren�t i�tere�te� i� FoQtQall, but that this ��ot �'�,�I��eci beea�se of a Iact� of coa�e�t�eatio�: �ith ti�e Seiaa� District. He reported t�is�t t'he� lu�pe t�a gi� i� a�c►�r try � isT2. i�it �� of �iie �r. 8abe �th �e �s �p� t�e ��1� �ssQCia�ion for assis�ace, ix seaes t�at �ic: �ea�olz is she �esid� aad Niee �ssident of the gs+�p a�,d i�,s xife is ser�risg as Secr�-ta�y. ��'s Loc3 auc� for one man to hand�s alvne. lio #� �ade �n appeal ta the �oot�21 l4ssociation � they have agreed to fia�P silcn�s9r` �nd �8�ticipste fn the pragram. Mr. NietsAn I�ratplained Lhat there is a$6.t3U �egistration �ee and �alf vf �his is: tur�ed �;nLa Lll�t C7.Lj► #fl �I� �f8j► �(i�' t�iC COSt of �ai�tai�iag �he fields, �tc. The boy� ax'� coar�e��pd undar L�IE C-1L)►�S $SSC�S�i II: a'iiTSii�� Pfl�.1C�. _ �hc, p�e�,�►#t said ��at �hey had o�ly two requests. �irst, the City �as installed �ig�3:s � tbe �ootbail, along with a spri�kii�g syste�. The AssociaLian ivould like �� s�e a#�e ai.�stailed �c� keep t,icycles, sini bikes, and other foot traffic off ^ of �he f�-e�d. 'Fheg feei t�t this �ld �►e2g iceep maintenance dawn. The SeCOqd rarquest was that the eity a22o�r the Association tc� �alce vse of lights which a�co a�xoady i�sta�Feci in s�e of the psrks, €ar their evening grac�ices. Tht Foeltb��1 A�$aciation plans to have a12 d3visic�ns gaAes, iael�ciiag Pany, on the good fiekd. . �,� Minutes o£ the Parks �, Recreation Commission Meetin March 2i 1972. Pa e 4 /`fRIDLEY YOUTH FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION �CON'T): Mr.'Blair suggested that Mr. Brown do some research on the cost o£ £encing thQ football field at the Commons Park. Mr. Kirkham agreed that it would be good to have a permanent structure to eliminate mini bikes and other such vehicles. Mr, Blair requested copies of the Girl's Flag Football and Girl's Bxoomba�l Ruie�� These are being prepared by Chuck Kasick, the originator of the programs �n Fridley, Mr. Kirkham suggested that with the installation of a fence, they'd be ab�e to c�ar�e admission to the games. Mr. Nielsen explained that it would be a controlled cxowd, but they would rather not charge admission. FRIDLEY JAYCEE�S PROJECT� Mr. Richard Janiak, a representative of the Fridley Jaycees, was present to disCUSs their plans to develop a parcel of City property in the Rice Creek area. Mr. Brown suggested that the Jaycees prepare a plan for development and possib�y spread it over several years. Then, when it's ready, they should bring their ideas back for Commission approval. They also suggested that the Jaycees work with N��, Betty Ann Mech in respect to this. This area would become a part of the Rice C.reek �lature Traii. DISTRICT �.4 l� CIN 1�ETiNCS, .^ Representatives from the Fridley School District �►14 and the City of Fridley have met on several occasions to discuss both parties recreational activities and :�acilities. Bnth groups explained their pro$rams and philosophies and how the programs and groups can �vor�C togeiher for the betterment of the community. Mr. Brown said that the pians are �o�v to draft up a policy which both gxoups will use, to regulate the use of both school s►nd city facilities. MINUTES OF TFE FEBRIJARY ZH. � NEETING, MOTiON by S.tcnnnLeJc, Seeonded by B�ai�c, .to app�wve zhe m�i,nu,te.a ob �th.e Febrccuvcy 28, 1912 meet,i,ng. The Ma.t,i.on cal�v�i,ed. (Kirkhaai adstained since this is his first �neet�ntg �s a Coma�issioner . � ,� � . � bt0i10N by K,iltkhwn, Seeor+de.d 6y S.t,inm.eelc, .to u.dfounn xhe meefi,i,ng ay 9:55 p.m. The next regular meEti�g will be field on April 24, 1972, at 7:30 p.m., in the Co�ununity Room of �ivic Center. Respectfully submitted, �`� CAiHIE STO�2DAHL, Secretary to the Commission � M I NUTES OF TfE RE�GIXAR PqRKS I�D �qT ION CONM I SS IQN MEEi° I NG s � L L�# �� Meeting was called to order at 7:45 p.a., by Chsirman Fitzpatrick. ^ 1�MBERS PRESENT: Fitzpatrick, Blair, Kirkham, Stimipler, Wa�ar. MEAtBERS EXCUSED: None. OTHERS PRESENT:� Craig Johnson,�6840 7th Street NB, 560-2527, Adventure Play�round. -Nalter Onersan, 501 53� Avenue NE,.560-5587, Oskhill Park. � Brother T}wmas Sullivan, 1350 Gardena Avenue, 788-3557, Moore,Lake Study.. Ninston Jscobson, 121 79th Way NB, 786-5225, North Park. Paul Bro�m, Director of Parks and Recreation. M I PNlTES. OF NIARCH 2%. �. AIOTION by St.imrn.�en, Seconded 6y K.ih.kham, �o a�p�oue xice µ�,nu,t�e o� .the Regu.�a�t Paa�ka and Re�hea.ti,on Comm�,ee.ion Me�,t.iy�g, dated A�an.elt t7, 1972. The Mo#,i,c�K ca�vt�.e.d. hqORE I.AICE P�01..1.�lTION STtmY. Brother Thomas Sullivan of Grace Hi�h School proposed a study of Moore Lak� Pollution in Msy and June 2972. He requested per�ission to analize the lake water content at Moore Lake. T�ie costs fpr �aterials and equipaeent would ivn about �450.00. A further pluse of the study Mould be in June, July, and August, 197�. iie requested the use of a'bost for his study. He would also need storage space for this sa�e boat. His study will be made available to the City of Fridley. The Co�aission recoamrended that he obtsin s►ssistance froe Anoka County and Schval District N14. � AIOTION by K.ihklw�n, Seeondtd b� iNaeax, .to neeuve �/�.e � � �. -� �e Crai� Johnson, from the University of Minnesota, presented a slide picture pro�rs� shot►in� an adventure playgrour►d cor►cept. He reviewed, throtsgh tbtse pictur�s, What Fridley has in thc way of p�ay�rou� equip�ent and what adventure playground has.to offer. Craig requested that F�idley set aside a portion of a park to try this concept. The Commission_asked c�estions re�srdin� the pro�rau. Liability insur�nce �s one specific area of itterest. They felt tt►is rould be a problem. Me�1�Ads Park was suggested as s possible site. Cooperative use of Church and Park prop�rty on the East boundary was the specific area sug�est�d. The Co�ission thsnk�d l��; Johnsom for his fine presentation. QAK HILL PAi�C� Mr. Malter Onerman, a resident of the Oak�Hill n�i�hboriwod, �s prese�t to discuss th� problaa of game balls sAd equip�ent conin� into his yard, �e to the act�or� MitRin Qak Hill Park. He described tAe psoblem of the cAi2dren knocking down his fence ar�d hss�ing personal equipasat on his prf�ate property. He request�d a hi�h fence be iAStalled betMeen the patk propsrty and his wm. AIOTION bg K,i/tkham, Stcondtd by SLu�LtA, Atquu�.iNB �lce C.i.ty Ad�i.wi,e,f�ea�iroK fio .inveex,ya.te .the p�w6.Lem��Ut �nd a eoLuxioK and, 4� needed, poed� �unde � et.t�u�ate � xhe amne. The Mofi.i,on red. PIIO� /�IDINIAI�Cf � _.�..�. Mr. Minston Jacobson present�d s brief outline ot the propoa�d ordinance on �n�vi�o�- �ental C�i�sion. It has to do with the currttit prograo of c�eanir� up the �� Minut�s. of the Parks €� Recreation Co�nis�ion Meetin A riy 24 y�72. pa e 2 PROP�OSED ORDINANCE i00N'T): � . enOirotnent. Collection of recycleable materials a:td pollution af waterways are good examples of concern. Moore Lake was also sited as an axampla. It was �ug��sted by the Commission, to receive copies oi the ordinance and place the topic on the May agenda. LFA�Gt� OF I�N V�T'ERS . A letter has been received by the League. The topic of the letter rvas the North Park area and has been referred to the May agenda. SCF�OL. DISIRICT �.4 hEET1NGS WITkI T}E PARKS AND 1�CRE/kTtf�+1 E�OhMISSIq+l� - The folloWin� meetings have been scheduled for April 26th at 11:45 s.a., st Geor�e is in Fridley Restaurant, and May 8th, at 7:30 p.m., at Fridley Civic Center. The subject of these meetin�s will'be a facility and activity study. _�� The Parkg and Recreation Director presented copies of cost esti�aates Por installing a fence sround the football field at The Ca�mons Puk. FOO�TBALL L I GffrS � The Coamission discussod the pas'ibility of the use of li�hts for lootball pr�ctice � at varipus loc�►tions within the City. Tha fridley Youth Footbs�I llssociation has requested that Lhe lights be Lurned on this co�in� Fall for gaes and practices. '�`he parks aentioned were Co�ons, Lo�an, Locke, Sylva�n Hills, and Madsan. Other sa�aller. parks with ti�ed lights are Sprir� Brook and Suo�it Square. Additional lights w�ill b� installed this Su�er at Flsaery Park.. MOTION by S,t,i�a�te�e, Seeonded by Kihkf�a�n, .to �nake a�ange�pnxa xo h�a�e �e Gtgi�a .twrned oK �on .t�e �ooxba.l.G p�ro9�n .t�,id con�i.ng Fa.�C. Tke Ma.t.i,on ca�t,i.td. �-90F1'HAIl P'f�GRAMI. The Director briefed the Co�ission on the poss3bility of havit�.:t�e 9ua�sr R�tseb�il ' program comerted into a SQftbsll program for boy� in i973. A�eneral discussiotl o� this taQic followed. No iaediate conclusion Mas determined.. 3.R.A� ��IL.E PRO(',R�IM� • � ...+.� _ _ . A new2y formed zoonobiie pro�ras for this Suseer Mas presented to the Co�ission by Director, Psui Brwm. 'Fhis M�ould become a part of the regularYr scheduled pla�►grounds pro�ram. MOT�QN by Blain, Seeonded 6y W�cgun, xo adapt .the Zoo�no6.i.ee P�wg�i�ua �at �he t 972 Su�nen . P.taygnounda Pnog�n. The Mozi.on cahn,i.ed. ' . I S1.M06 QF PEA�CE. PRO�lECT � ', . The Director infarmed the Caarission of the laLast �r�rit�, i�► respect �q ��p Islands ai Peace Project �nd its Ca��tw � s�cemplYstrsnts. � , Minutes o£ the Parks � Recreation Commission Meetrn , A ril 24 ��72, �� Pa e 3 ► =.:��=' i:t�_.:_N �.1':►� �.► Expansion of the Girl's Broomball program for 1973 was discussed. It was pointed out that there has been a tremendous increase in Girl's Athletics within the City these past few seasons. It is generally agreed that there will be a larger broomball program for girls next season and it should be considered in prepar�ng the 1973 Budget. ,� � . M07ION .to ad�aunrc .the mee,ti.ng a.t 11:00 p.m. The next regular meeting will be held on May 22, 1g72, at 7:30 p.m., in the Gommun�ty Room at Fridley Civic Center. , Respectfully submitted, � ru,cs � i1 , AcTing �ecretary to the Comm s-� sion. .. _ . � �: � � < <. � - , , ^� CITY OF FRIDIEY , � MINNESATA P'IANNING AND ZONINC FORM lieuaber ,` c- f� ��, x - G :i �y (/V/� �� . s 9 � � 3 �r,_ � J TYPt� In'': REQt?�9T C/ _,_,,,_,,.,,,_Re t o n i ag APPLICANT'8 SIGNATUR�� i �j D nis Madden Addres� 0 �� v �� " - a��/vJ Telephoae Numbez `�% - v ln � � ,� Ue`�-c, � 1'ROP'ERTY OWNER' S SI N ____� ��/�# � f:� �;� 1 op .) Norman Riedel, Executor Addrees_ 49.�,s F._�h�� rr.F. Terlephone Number�� r Stteet Locatioa of Property �� d , n �� z� � "__Special Use Pe�nit Varisnce __-.._...,�. �Appr al of Pre- 1laoin�erg Plat _____�_�Appr Plat �� 1 of Final or A.11ep�-.•_ . •Le$el De�csipt#on of Property 3� of E,� of swl� o��g�. �we�, n^r�� 7^tte� � . a a l � � Frasent Zo�ing Claesification ij� — / Exiating Uas of the Property__ ' , �/,�-� ,��., fi .�. �. Proposed Zoning Claasificatioa, Special Use, Variance or other request Ul d �- / De�cribe briefly the ljrpe o� Use and the Improvemeat Proposed 1U u,�t�ours�z ... }� �v s7 .�% �17� r . . ..,�. /4cretge of Property 1 � . � � Ha•`the pr�aeat Applicant Previonsly Sought to ^eso�e� Plat, Obtain a Lot Split, Obtal.q a V�riance or Special Use Permit on tfie Su6ject Site or Part of It? , . ,._..- .. - y -� S .. _� en?_ %I 7 / ilhat vae Requeated Fee Enclo�ed .$�l0.00 __......_ Dat• Filed � ' � - 7 � ; ,-� .�._i �' , � . ;� Date of Ftesrin� , - .._. ,.._..,... 0 �v � Planning Commission Meeting - May 3, 1972 ' Page 2 MOTION b� Schmedeke, seconded by Zeglen, that the Planning Commission ^ recommend to Council approval to construct the Zapata Restaurant on Lots 9, 16 and I7, Block .Z3, Hyde Park Addition plus the vacated 59th Street subject to the recommendations made by the Building Standards-Design Control Subcommittee and that a row of evergreens be pZanted on the East side of the redwood fence. Upon a voice vote, aII voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. n Chairman Erickson said the Planning Co�nission had recommended to Council that they reduce the area requirement from 25,000 to 20,000 square feet and 200 front footage to 160 front footage. This request meets the 160 feet and the minimum 20,000 square foot requirement. The Ordinance has not passed at this point. The petitioner has asked permission to build a restaurant on the property. We are merely requesting Council to grant this request. � 2. PUBLIC HEARING: REZONING REQUEST: ZOA ��72-03, THE WALL CORP. BY DENN MADDEN (RIEDEL ESTATE): To rezone from R-1 to R-3 for Townhouses and Apartments. MOTION by 5chmedeke, seconded by Fitzpatrick, that the PZanning Commission waive the reading of the Public Hearing Notice for the Rezoning Request, ZOA #72-03, The Wa11 Corporation by Dennis Madden (Riedel Estate) to rezone from R-1 to R-3 for Townhouses and Apartments. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimousZy. Mr. Neil Weber, Architect for the Wall Corp., said the last proposal was for four large apartment buildings which was denied. They have a new breakdown with the 63 townhouse units and 105 apartments which gives a total of 168 dwelling units. They plan to put a three story and two story apartment structures on the Western edge of the site. Along the North and East sides they have put their townhouses. The parking lot is in the low area so that it is not visible from residential areas. You step down to a different level landscape.. One.of the big �equirements is'the..ponding area. They have been told by the City that they need 12 acre feet of ponding area to take care of the run off. Thers are two story townhouses, but not appreciably larger than the residences across the street. The three story apartment building is the furthest away from the existing residences. They have tried to show a lot ot green space and between the units there is green space. The materials for the apartments would probably be rough sawn cedar. The apartments are one or two bedrooms, 55 one bedroom and 50 two bedroom apartments. There are two and three bedroom townhouse units with 1,150 square feet for the two bedroom and 1,250 square feet for the three bedroom. The townhouses each have a garage. The zoning requirements for parking are l� parking stalls per unit and an addition of one:half stall for each addi- tional bedroom over one per unit. There are 183 parking spaces for apartments and for townhouses 78 on site open parking and 63 garages. . Mr. Weber said the setback would be 35 feet and berms are to be proposed. Mr. Wall said he hoped this new plan would be the answer for the use of this land. He felt they had come a long way from the other plan by having two story apartment buildings and the townhouses. This plan eliminates the need for ^ an additional storm sewer charge. They were open for further suggestions. The density is a good 20% less than the previous plan. It dropped from 18 to 12 units per acre. � Planning Commission Meeting - Mav 3, 1972 Page 3 A. F. Miller, 525 Bennett Drive: He said they paid for a storm sewer and �„� drainage and he couldn't see that ponding as a solution to this storm sewer. The neighbors have all paid their storm sewer assessments. The City made a deal whereby they run all the water out of the Commons Park into this ground. He did not feel this should be allowed or that it would be fair for them to have the drainage pond as it would be stagnant water and would get gretty deeg during a flash flood. There is a storm sewer in the area which runs up hill instead of downhill, but does not include the ponding area. The petitioner should have to put in a storm sewer. James H. Langenfeld, 79 63'� Way: He asked if it wasn't up to the organiza- tion and Company to take care of their own drainage rather than the taxpayers take the burden. He felt the petitioner should take care of their share of the storm sewer charge. He was not too much against the project itself. Mr. Wall said that it seems nobody wants a pond there. The water seems to agpear through the ground. The Riedels also paid for the storm sewer. If a storm sewer is put into the whole site, the assessments will be split to the benefiting owners, but the Wall Corp. would be only paying their share. Mr. Miller said that 15 or 16 years ago Fifth Street was included in the assessment for that storm sewer. He felt the minutes would show that the Riedel progerty was not assessed because the storm sewer did not go in there. Each contractor that developed in this area had to furnish the storm sewer for the house he built. � Robert McPherson, 500 Bennett Drive: He wished to discuss the traffic ^ groblem. He said that cars will be going out on Mississippi Street, and wondered if thi5 would create a big traffic problem. In the rush hours, he said they cannot get on the street now. The tra£fic is getting so heavy on Mississippi naw, he was sure they were going to have problems there. This is a school area and the biggest race track in Fridley. We should attempt to alleviate every bit of traffic we can from that street for the protection of our children. It is a big problem. He referred to the setback of 35 feet saying "are we going to have an asphalt jungle across the street from us"? Mr. Wall is absolutely wrong to say we would like the property left the way it is. We would like to have the property developed to something like the conditions were when we came out here.'. William A. Hitchings, 6270 6th St.: There are two blocks of residential there. Seventh Street would be covered with townhouses, but we,..along 63rd Avenue, West of 7th Street, would be looking into the three story apartment buildings and they would look right down in his backyard. The traffic problem is terrific and this will add to it. Anything else he could say about the rezoning would be against it. He knew Mr. Wall had tried, but he still says it is not the place for multiples. , The question was asked what the benefits were the project would bring to • the City of Fridley. Mr. Wall answered that the taxes that would be generated would be substantial. He could assume the City of Fridley could use new residential houses. There /� will be multiple family dwellings but still they are somebody's home. We think the City needs new houses. 'I'liis type of design would probably produce few children. Obviously, they are not going to ban children. He would assume there are less children per acre that would use a school. Very few streets go into , that development so street cost and maintenance are less. West of the develop- _ _ .-. �. � P Commission Meeting - 1972 P 4 � ment is coamnercial. He wauld assume the people living in the townhouses and apartments would be about the same kind of people that live in Fridley now. The townhouses would be in the price b�acket of $2$,OOO to $40,000. The town- � houses are for sale per unit just like a house. A one bedroom unit in the apartments would rent for $160 and the two bedroom for $200. From a market stand- point, they would not want to build anything that no one would want to buy or renC. � � Mrs. Joseph Tapsak, 510 Mississippi: She stated she objects to the whole plan. The only way a child has to get to the Fridley Commons Park is by 7th Street and because of the traffic there now, she wi.Il not let her child go by himself to the park. This project would add to the danger. Mr. Wall said that basically this is not reai expensive land. If the land were given to him, he would not put single family residential on this property. Nor are the single family homes being built today the same kind of housing as are already:built. He admitted the traffic is a problem, but anything going in there would generate traffic. Leif Henricksen, 495 Mississippi: Before he came to Fridley he lived in an apartment and the owner lived there, too. It was kept up nice, but now that the apartment he occupied is rented,'.i�-looks like a dump. He would hate to see that happen to a nice piece of ground. He still would like to see Riedel get his money out of the property. Ae thought there could be 55 lots on this property which could be sold for single family homes and the Riedels still get a good "chunk of gold", William L. Si�s, 6281 5th Street: He said he was against the rezoning as it affects the whole community around it. Virgil Mullins, 6331 7th Street: The last time this rezoning was brought up, the City was asked to make.a study of it. Was it done? Chairman Erickson the Camprehensive Plan, yet. answered that the area was being presently studied under a study for the City. No conclusions have been reached Donald L. Larson, 6310 Jefferson: This project would practically double the density of single family zoning. He objected. Lloyd Bennethum, 369 66th Avenue: He asked the rate or percentage of occupancy of apartments in Fridley at the present time. If these apartments are built, presuming this rezoning goes through, are they going to have tenants? Would this establish.an injurious precedent in Fridley? He was particularly interested in the four lots on the corner of University Avenue and 66th Avenue. �If a precedent was established now, how can we say "no" to others who want to rezone? George Meissner, 373 Mississippi: Regarding occupancy, the occupancy in Minneapolis of apartments is less than 70% right naw. He would like to say the Wall Corp. has made an attemgt to meet some of the objections we had the last time. Traffic is still the same concern. It seems to be understated and everyone on the Planning Commission knows it. He had asked about having a stop light on 5th Street and Mississippi because he has seen several accidents there. � Plannin� Commission Meetin� - 72 .� ;;�1 � Page 5 He was told it was not a feasible situation. He opposed the rezoning generally, � particularly the apartments. The attempt to include apartments is repugnant. If it were all townhouses, he was not sure that was the answer. He thought the groblems with setbacks and landscape were minima.l, but ponding and sewer were difficult. If Mr. Wa11 would like to make a statement that he would guarantee there would be no storm sewer assessment later to the City, if he would take the risk of that problem coming up at a later date, it would help. Mr. Wall said it was his honest opinion, assuming this development would be approved, thaC because of the neighbors, we have a ponding area, he would take up his share of the assessments. If they put a pond in there, we have to take care of it and it has to look good. The people were afraid the pond would overf low during a heavy rain. Mr. Meissner asked for a show of hands of the people interested in the rezoning and then of those who were opposed to the rezoning. It appeared to be unanimous. James Liston, 6360 Washington St.: He asked who would maintain the townhouses. Mr. Wall answered the Association. Then he asked about the depth of the pond. Mr. Weber said only a small portion would be maintained continually. There will be a gradual run off so that the pond will anly fill up during a storm. Mr. Clark said there is an overflow pipe and will connect into the existing line of 7th Street and Bennett Drive. Chairman Erickson said the pond is intended to be a retention pond. /'1, Mr. Liston said that every time there is a heavy rain, in front of his garage they have a fountain six feet high out of the ground. There is a break in the pipe and he picked up the tab for it. Mrs. Robert McPherson said that when there is a real bad storm, water comes down from Mississippi on 7th Street and also comes down Bennett Drive. The water backs up and lifts up the manhole covers. Mr. �lark said the City had had hearings on storm sewer systems. Somebody has to come up with $250,000 to build a new one. Mrs. McPherson asked why the Riedel property was not purchased for a park. Mr. Fitzpatrick said it was because when the Park Department put up a bond issue, only 1,000 voted and 600 were against the issue. This is the main reason the City does not•have enough money for parks and the closeness of the existing Commons Park. , Mr. McPherson suggested building housing for the elderly. It is an ideal location, close to shopping and bus. Mr. Wall said he thought it was a good idea and they would be willing to include one or something different. When they look at a piece of ground, it is as real estate developers. Fortunately they have been right more than wrong or �„� they would not be here tonight. They felt this area was ideal for apartments and townhouses. They felt this would improve the area. a �� . _ _.... .. ... # � . ..... .. . . .. �� I Commis.sion MeetinQ - Mav 5. 1972 One person felt the pond would be an attractive nuisance. � Mr. Schmedeke asked if the Riedel property was assessed for the Mississippi Street improvement? Mr. Clark said he thought it was assessed for curb and gutter only being Mississippi Street is a State Aid road. 7th Street was assessed as a normal street. Mr. Schmedeke asked him to see if the Riedel people paid their share of the storm sewer and sanitary sewer. If properly assessed, they would have every right to use roads•the same as you and I. Mr..Meissner aske� for an explanation of the difference between R-3 and R-3A zoning. Chairman Erickson replied that R-3A would be strictly multiple units and H 3 allows apartments and multiple dwellings. He then read from the Ordinance. James A. Thayer, 377 66th Ave.: He asked if Mr. Wall ever had experience with ponding -- how it will function under rain conditions? What would happen if that pond were full up -- where would it flow? Basically, the overflow from that pond would remain on that site was the answer. Mr. McPherson wondered if there would be any pollution in connection with the pond. MOTION by Schmedeke, seconded by Minish, that the Planning Commission close the Public Hearing of the Rezoning Request, 20A #72-03, b� the Wa11 Corporation to-rezone from R-1 to R-3 for Townhouses and Apartments on �he Riedel property. Upon a voice vote, aZ1 voting-aye, the motion carried unanimously. Mr. Schmedeke said that he has lived in this area for some time. Ae knows the Riedel property quite well. He has no connectian with the present developer. Reviewing the history, the Riedel property was �ented ta a farmer who kept his cattle on it. Children skated there in the winter. The plan presented this evening by the Wall Corp. is the first one he has seen and he thought this was a sensible plan. Mr. Schmedeke continued that he'd like to read a short excerpt from the Regular Cbuncil Meeting of May 18, 1970 on Page 6, about the center of the first paragraph referring to a statement by Norman Riedel: "He said that he could not find any zoning map for prior to 1956, but he understood that at one time the Riedel property was zoned commercial". Mr. Schmedeke said this has caused a hardship to other people, including himself, who knew they were also zoned com- mercial before 1956 and suddenly their records were lost. If the records had not been lost, you would have a commercial area today. The developer said he was willing to contribute an extra amount towards the storm sewer. In his opinion, a holding pond will solve the situation. A storm sewer had been put ''in. The City should check and see who has �aid for one. In all probability, the - City may have made an error. In fact they have done it going down University. This was his humble opinion. Mr. Schmedeke said he was going to jump around a bit. When the Viewcon people came in, we had a traffic problem and every time a new developer comes in, we /�`! have a traffic problem. We cannot tell a developer he cannot own property. The watershed district is another thing that confuses him or what streets they entail. He did not see a storm sewer catch basin in either 5th or 6th Streets. �� ' Planning Commission Meeting - Mav 3, 1972 Page 7 The water must have been running into the Riedel property. The rest of the water � is running North into three culverts on 63rd Avenue. As far as thinking about this property being a park, he did not feel this should be considered as a park because the Fridley Commons Park is close. Children have gx'own up in his area without a playground of any kind. As far as children falling into a pool, he did not think Rice Creek was fenced. The small children should be watched care- fully. Until all these questions are.answered, he can't give an answer. If a home f or the elderly were put up, he did not know if they could be sure it would be for the elderly, but low income. 1�10TION by Schmedeke, seconded by Zeg.Zen, that the P1ann.ing Commission continue the Rezoning Request, ZOA #72-03, by the Wa1Z Corporation to rezone from R-.I to R-3 for Townhouses and Apartments on the Riedel propert� until the June 7, 1972 meeting. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimousZy. Mr. Minish said the traffic concerns him, particularly exiting on Mississippi Street. He would like the petitioner to do some studies and see if it would be possible to have an entrance only on Mississippi Street. The audience was informed that the next meeting would be on June 7th and no notices would be sent out. 3. PUBLIC HEARING: REZONING REQUEST, ZOA ��72-04, LEIGH INVESTMENT, INC., BY JOHN R. DOYLE, PRESIDENT: Lots 12 through li, West 5 feet of Lot 18, Block ^ ' 16, Fridley Park. Rezone from R-1 to CR-1 (general office and limited business) for Real Estate Office. MOTION by Fitzpatrick, seconded by Zeglen, that the Planning Commission waive the reading of the PubZic Hearinq Notice for the Rezoning Request, ZOA #72-04, Leigh Investment, Inc. bz� John R. Doyle, President. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. Chairman Erickson, at the request of Mr. Doyle, read the zoning restrictions on the CR-1 Ordinance. Mr. Doyle explained his plans using drawings to illustrate the changes in the home. He said this is a modest home. They would like to go into the house and use this dwelling as a real estate office for the purpose of conducting a business. The reason for asking a rezoning was due to the fact that at this point and time, he did not intend to live in the house, but under CR-1 he could do so. Ae intends to use the house for conducting of real estate business. He intends to remodel the structure, give it more of an up-to-date appearance, look well, blend well with the surrounding neighborhood, complement the houses in the area. The house will have a chalet appearance, small foyer and front room �together. They would not be adding more space to the house. They will extend for a porch and entry on the front of the 'nuilding itself. As far as the way it fits on the land itself, they were making very little change to the existing property. The driveway to the garage will have a turn around. 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PROYERTY �FINER'S SIGNATURE Vacatioas � Addree• 140D Lilac Drive S., Minneapolis, Minn. 55416 Other ...�...... Tt�lephone Number 544-6611 � St�eet Locatioa of Property University & Osborne Road , •Lega� Desc=iption of Property Lot 1, Block l, Commerce Park Addition to the ^ �City of Fridley, County of Anoka, S�tate of Minnesota �. ' . ^ � p'cesent Zoning Claseification C-1 . Exiatiag Uee o� the Propezty Service Station & Discount Store _.___-�.._ propo�ed Zaning Cleaeificatioa, Special Use, Variance or other request �-2 General Business Area Deacsibe bxie�ly the Tj►pe of Use and the Improven►ent Proposed To continue a service station & discount store 1l�re�ge of Proper�y ga•.the FrRSeat Applicant Previoualy Sought tc Rr�one� Plat� Obtafa a Lot Split� Obtaia • V�t�ance or Special Use Permit an the Subject Site or P�rt of It? Sp_ ecial Use Permit oUtained prior to construction in 1968. When: 1968 ilhit wae Requeated Permit for Special Use for Service Fee Encloaed $ 40.00 /��c �( 4Sy�� Station Dat� Filed Date of Hp�ring -�..r.�. ,. ._.r. �_ f; 0 � Planning Commission Meeting - May 3, 1972 Pa�e ll the wrong side of the tracks". He met Mr..Doyle before. He advised him that 1� we have many areas in the City of Fridley it would be well for him to look at and would like the type of house he would be developing. In his opinion, if a party comes in to do commercial business, he should be in a commercial area. � � Mr. Zeglen asked if it weren't true that if a man lives in the house he could have his own business in the house, Pven though it would be a traffic hazard. Mr. Minish said he was terribly concerned about the traffic situation. The problem is severe and serious for a number of years. It has been under study. Even though the Coumiission completed their plan and came up with a study, he would be opposed to this request principally because of the fact that up to ten or more cars being funneled out to the East River Road traffic problem. Mr. Schmedeke said that this is spot zoning. He was sure even after the study is completed, the Commission would not approve spot zoning. � MOTION by Schmedeke, seconded by Minish, that the Planning Corrrmission recommend to CounciZ denial of the Rezoning Request, ZOA #72-04, by Leigh Investment, Inc., John R. Doyle, to rezone from R-1 to CR-.Z (general office and limited business) Lots 12 through 17, and the West 5 feet of Lot 18, B1ock Z6, FridZey Park for Rea1 Estate Office. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. 4. PUBLIC HEARING: REZONING REQUEST: ZOA 4�72-05, EINAR "TED" DORSTAD: � To rezone from R-1 to R-3 (general multiple family dwellings) for an apartment complex�Lot 39, Revised Auditor's Subdivision 4�'77 except part to Greenwood 4�5640. Mr. and Mrs. Einar porstad were present. MOTION by Fitzpatrick, seconded by Schmedeke, that the P.Zanning Commission waive the reading of the Public Hearing Notice for the Rezoning Request, ZOA �72-05, by Einar "Ted" Dorstad to rezone from R-1 to R-3 (general multiple family dwellinqs) for an apartment complex on Lot 39, Revised Auditor's Sub- division #77 except Parcel #5640. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. Mr. Dorstad said that when he came to Fridley on December 20, 1970, across the street from this property was a filling station, A& W Rootbeer and Pizza Kitchen. Lot 16 was not commercial. There were no new houses. There were houses across from commercial. They were adivsed by five different people they should not attempt to make it commercial property. However, it is not really �R-1 property. If they had R-3, they would build alongside Mr. Greenwood's property. They want buildings nice enough that they'd want to live next to. He could understand objections such as different cases where multiple dwellings were vacant later on. That is nofhing new to anyone. But you just can't count on selling single dwellings across from all that commercial area. There has been some thought or discussion putting a street through the middle of his land. One plan was across the water easement which is the extension of 75th Way and this was an alternate plan. Tf the street went through, the price of the land would be cut considerably. � a _ `_ _ _ . . _.. _._ _ - . _i �iitiY� �� - Planning Commission Meeting - May 3i 1972 . Fa�e 12 /1 Bert Ellis, 115 Talmadge Way: He stated he circulated a petition of all of the people on Talmadge Way and 75th Way. He received signatures of 100% of everybody involved. They do not want to live across the street from apartment buildings or industrial the same as Ted. They felt apartment buildings in that area would affect their property. If you start changing the rezoning in one area spottedly, it should then be done on a city wide basis, with,.some. thought,,:.,._ of the people involved being landowners. It is a creeping paralysis. Even if everything on the East side of East River Road were industrial, that is no . R reason for it to increase. - MOTION by Schmedeke, seconded by Fitzpatrick, that the PZanning Commission receive the Petition submitted by Bert El1is objecting to the rezoning request, ZOA #72-05, by Einax "Ted" Dorstad. Upon a voice vote, a1Z voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. Larry Chevalier, 48 Talmadge Way: He said that he lived across from this land. He had never yet seen a request made for a rezoning without some sort of plan, plat or building. If the request was granted, what is going up there. He would like to go on record as opposing because of spot rezoning and he did not want the area across the street to be a big apartment. Janice Dean, 65 76th Way: Because of all the apartments and complexes on East River Road, some of which are about to be rented, Mrs. Dean objected to the additional traffic problem this rezoning would bring. Why take one little block for more apartments when three sides are residential? We should think � about that. � Anthony J. Hogan, 133 75th Way: He believed that many of the people are very apprehensive as there is another three acres to the North undeveloped. The rezoning will fall like dominoes when it gets going. He said he would not build a home across from commercial. The people who live there now are stuck there. Harold J. Ploof, 91 75th Way: He stated he was opposed to the rezoning. C. M. Kam, 120 Talmadge Way: He said he lived in the area approximately 17 years.' He was strongly against the proposal. A. H. Lucast, 100 Talmadge Way: They would not want to build across from commercial. There are several lots facing Talmadge. They objected very much. Jim Bean, 150 Talmadge Way: He has lived there for 25 years. He couldn't help being sympathetic with Mr. Dorstad, but this request would put the City in the position of spot rezoning. They appreciate his planning this piece of 4property, but feel it could be divided into single family residences. George J. Dean, 65 75th Way: He felt the traffic problem should be brought up again. If the rezoning were approved, Mr. Dorstad would construct his multiple dwellings and they would add another 100 to 150 cars using East River Road. They are going to have to get on East River Road somehow or go out to the South. There will be a lot more traffic than there is now. He would � definitely have to go on record as being opposed to the rezoning. . � _ Planning Commission Meetin - May 3, 1972 � .. � Page 13 ^ Roger Welch, 55 75th Way: Who makes the final decision? Chairman Erickson , answered that the City Council does. Mr. Welch then.asked if 100% of the residents are opposed, what leverage have they on the Council? Chairman Erickson said Council will listen to the people. The present zoning is what you prefer -- the petitioner is the one who has to prove his case. � MQTION 3�y_Minish,�seconded by Fitzpatrick, that the PZanning Commission close the Pub.Iic Hearing of the Rezoning Request, ZOA #72-05, by Einar "Ted" Dorstad. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. Mr. Minish said, that from the discussion, this parcel could be developed in single family dwellings and still accommodate the part of the property abutting East River Road. If the petitioner wanted to modify his request, he would take a second look. It did not seem appropriate to rezone the whole parcel to R-3. Mr. Schmedeke said that he agreed. With so many people objecting, it is hard to agree with the petitioner. He would like to see the owner develop his land, but with so many people against the rezoning, he felt Mr. Dorstad should come in with another plan. Chairman Erickson addressed Mr. Dorstad saying that unless he wanted to modify the request at this time, then he would have to wait for six months to bring in any request. He was not threatening him with denial. He could think it over until the Planning Conmmission meets on June 7th. M"r. Dorstad agreed to that. MOTION by Minish, seconded by Schmedeke, that the Planning Commissicn table to June 7, 1972 the rezoning request, ZOA #72-05, by Einer "Ted" Dorstad, to rezone from R-1 to R-3 (general multiple fami�y dwellings) Lot 39, Revised Auditor's Subdivision #77 except part to Greenwood #5640. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. 5. PUBLIC HEARING: REZONING RE�UEST: ZOA 4�72-06, BY WESTERN STORES: To rezone from C-1 (local business areas) to C-2 (general business areas) Lot•1, Block l, Commerce Park. 6. PUBLIC HEARING: CONSIDER A SPECIAL USE PERMIT. SP 4�72-02, BY WESTERN STORES: To continue a service station and permit the addition of sales and display of garden and lawn supplies per Code Section 45.101, Section B, 3-E, to be located on Lot 1, Block 1, Com¢nerce Park. Mr. L. J. Haug, representing the petitiori, was present. • MQTION by Minish, seconded by Zeglen, that the Planning Commission waive the reading of the Public Hearing Notice for the Rezoning Request, ZOA #72-06, by Western Stores to rezone from C-1 (1oca1 business areas) to C-2 (general business areas) on Lot 1, Block 1, Commerce Park. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. ^ MOTION b� Minish, seconded by Zeg1�n, that the Planning Commission waive the reading of the Public Hearing Notice for consideration of a Special Use Permit, SP #72-02, by Western 5tores to continue a service station and permit the addition of sales and display of garden and lawn supplies per Code Section 45.101, Section B, 3-E to be located on Lot 1, B1ock 1, Corranerce Park. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting a�e, the motion carried unanimously. � "i ' �\ .`• ,, �� .�' �c\+� ��/ e U �� ---�--f jfL.�/O � � � �,¢� ��,,,. . �p e� , _rN . '�= � ,.e,�. � L . �:9 � 13 .i�'�° f',�,.:�-� ,i L �:io .,� - t, T7 TH.�� i{�li ' •-E• ' � " �.{�` � � • . r. �.+ . . . . .�n, 9�:� .s .�r. f ho � f�, 4+� \� "' .<. �� ` Gf _ )'\'` `� �/� j ' `e��. NOOJ � � \' . . � � ... � . . � � �;n �,- 9 ,. ,�W + • n d � .. �r . a. • s � �. . ' . �; . . . 'j ► , i��'5�.�� {y v��.4'- � a� � .,.-c.A770�� o: � . \ ' . 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Other �� T�lephone Number 544-6611 � $treet Location of Property University & Osborne Road •I.egal Deecziption of.Property Lot 1, Block 1, Commerce Park Addition to the City of Fridley, County of Anoka, S�tate of Minnesota — � P�reseat Zoning Claesifiaetion C-1 ..__., , Bxiiting U8e o� the Property Service Station & Discount Store . � - �-�.�.-�.._ Propo�ed Zoning Claasificatioa, Special Use, Variance or otber reque�t C-2 General Business Area De�cribe bxiefly the 1j�pe o� Use and Lhe improvemeat Proposed To continue a service station & discount store Ilcre�ge of Property �a•.the pre�eat Applicant Previoualy SoughC to Resone� Plat� QbtaiA a Lot Split, 0 Obt�ia a V4ri�ance or Special Use Permit on the Subject Site or Part of ItZ Special Use Permit obtained prior to construction in 1968. When? 1968 • ilitat 1�eA Requeated_ Permit for Special Use for Service Fae Encloaed $ 40.00 /�Ec ��DSy�� Station Datt Fllad Date of Hparin�_ �ww� �r�..�.�. . � . _ ��.�r.��.� � �� . ._.. _ �._�. __ .-_`_.� �-r�. 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"""' �acationa Addtes• 1400 Lilac Drive S., Minneapolis, Minn. 55416 Other �_.._. Telephone Number 544-6611' � - - _ Stteet LocBtioa of Property University & Osborne Road . •Legal Deec=iptioa of.Property Lot 1, Block 1, Co�nnerce Park Addition to the �, ' _' City of Fridley, County of Anoka; State of Minnesota � � � Fteseat Zoning Claaeification C-1 -- __ . 8xiating U8e of the Property Service Station & Discount Store ---.�._-` _ -� prapo�ed ZQniag_Cleseification, Special Use, Variance or other request Special Use � �_ De�csibe bsie�ly the Tj►pe of Use and the Improvement Proposed Miniature Lawn e e e e in eration ril l thru June 30 each ear. bcre�ge of Propesty , . Ua• the preeeat Applicant Previoualy Sought to Rezone� Plat� Obtaia a Lot Split, Obta3a � Varxance or Special Use Pezmit on the Subject Site or Part of It?,�pg,�al Use Permit obta3ned prior to construction in 1968. . �__�___. When?— i �tiR � ilttat vae Requested Permit for Service Stn. Constructic�ee Enclo�ed $ 20.00 ;� �ps'c� . d . r c, Dat� Filed Date of Hearin� , .�.._� _ _ _. Plannin.g Commis s.ion - May 3, 1972 0 P �� 32 Roger Welch, 55 75th Way: Who makes the final decision? Chairman Erickson � answered that the City Council does. Mr. Welch then.asked if 100� of the residents are opposed, what leverage have they on the Council? Chairman Erickson said Council will listen to the people. The present zoning is what you prefer -- the petitioner is the one who has to prove his case. _,;,. ~ _-. . MOTION by Minish, seconded by Fitzpatrick, that the Planning Cammiss;,ixin= �3ase ` the Public Hearing of the Rezoning Request, ZOA #72-05, by Einar °Ted" Dorstad. Upon a voice vote, a1Z voting a�e, the motion carried unan.imously. � , Mr. Minish said, that from the discussion, this parcel could be developed in single family dwellings and still accommodate the part of the property abutting East River Road. If the petitioner wanted to modify his request, he would take a second look. It did not seem appropriate to rezone the whole parcel to R-3. Mr. Schmedeke said that he agreed. With so many people objecting, it is hard to agree with the petitioner. He would like to see the owner develop his land, but with so many people against the rezoning, he felt Mr. Dorstad should come in with another plan. Chairman Erickson addressed Mr. Dorstad saying that unless he wanted to modify the request at this time, then he would have to wait for six months to bring in any request. He was not threatening him with denial. He could think it over until the Planning Commission meets on June 7th. Mr. Dorstad agreed to that. MOTION by Minish, seconded by 5chmedeke, that the Planning Commission table to June 7, .Z972 the rezoning request, ZOA #72-05, by Einer "Ted" Dorstad, to rezone from R-1 to R-3 (general multiple family dwellings) Lot 39, Revised Auditor's Subdivision #77 except part to Greenwood #5640. Upon a voice vote, a1I voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. ,� 5. PUBLIC HEARING: REZONING RE UEST: ZOA ��72-06, BY WESTERN STORES: To rezone from C-1 (local business areas) to C-2 (general business areas) Lot•1, Block 1, Commerce Park. 6. PUBLIC HEARING: CONSIDER A SPECIAL USE PERMIT,_SP 4�72-02, BY WESTERN STORES: To continue a service station and permit the addition of sales and display of garden and lawn supplies per Code Section 45.101, Section B, 3-E, to be lacated on Lot 1, Block 1, Commerce Park. Mr. L. J. Haug, representing the petition, was present. � MOTION by Minish, seconded by Zeglen, that the Planning Commission waive the reading of the Pub.iic Hearing Notice for the Rezoning Request, ZOA #72-06, by Western Stores to rezone from C-1 (local business areas) to C-2 (general business areas) on Lot 1, Block 1, Commerce Park. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. � Ml')TION by Minish, seconded by Zeglen, that the Planning Commission waive the reading of the Public Hearing Notice for consideration of a Special Use Permit, 5P #72-02, by Western 5tores to continue a service station and permit the addition of sales and display of garden and Zawn supplies per Code 5ection 45.101, Section B, 3-E to be located on Lot 1, B1ock 1, Commerce Park. Upon a voice vote, a1Z voting aye, fhe motion carried unanimously. ��. /�, � � _� �'o�ission Meeting - 3, 1972 a�� Pa�e 14 Mr. Haug explained that about April lst they set up a miniature garden center. They found they were selling on public property. They quickly withdrew. They were told to apply for a Special Use Permit. He found out, when he applied for the Special Use Fermit, that in 1968 the station opened for business and at that time, they were zoned C-1. A station was permitted in that district. Then in 1969 the service s.tation category changed from C-1 to C-2. From 1969 the station has bee�. operating under C-1 instead of C-2. ._..._ __. Referring to maps, he showed where the green area was located. The total area they are using now is 19'x80'. They would like a Special Use Permit where they would be restricted in their use of the miniature garden center from April lst to July lst, renewable each year. Mr. Schmedeke said he did not think a service station should have an outside display. He felt that Holiday should aiso be deterred because they will be displaying their fertilizers outside. Mr. Minish said he had no objection to the rezoning. He wanted to adjust himself to the other request. The statement was made that the miniature garden would be put up in April and taken down in July. When he was on the Board of Agpeals in 1968, the station was given permission to exceed the sign area with the stipulation that no other signs would be displayed other than the Western sign on the service station and the free standing pylon sign. They displayed excessive signs and advertising devices in violation of the agreement in 1971. Mr. Haug said he came to this station from Iowa a year ago. Right now they have a b lacktop company coming in. At the entrance they didn't end up with any real curbing and now they have the dirt washing away. The blacktop curbing will come in at the entrance and then they will get the grass growing again. The investment in the miniature garden is about $2,500. The manager had stopped down at the City offices and asked if a.special use permit was needed. He was tald just to keep the area clean. Now they have all this merchandise. What he really was saying was that he was at the mercy of the City of Fridley. He would like to have until June 15th to clear the stock. That will be the last time they will have a garden center. I�TION by Minish, seconded by 5chmedeke, that the Planning Commission continne untiZ June 7, 1972 the rezoninq request, ZDA #72-06, and the considera- tion of a Special Use Permit, SP #72-OZ, by Western 5tores. Upon a voice vote, all votinq aye, the motion carried unanimousl�. Mr. Minish asked if it were possible to get a survey of unenforceable ordinances and a list of violations. �7. VACATION REQUEST: SAV ��72-04, BURLINGTON NORTHERN, INC.: Vacate 1) 41st Avenue between Lot 6, Block 2 and R/W line of railroad. 2) Alley in Block 4. 3) Unnamed Street between Block 3 and 4. 4) Unnamed Street between Block 4 and 5, Berlin Addition. Tabled to June 7, 1972 meeting. 0 i . .. .. ._. . . .. . � �. 3 • � � • � � .�* k• . . � . . . • . � � �_ f�r . . ' . ' - �.. . . 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FYfdley, ��inuesata 55432 Dear Sires You are disp2aqing exceesive si�na and advertising davices in vial�tion of Citq Code 56.05 4a & 4b which limit a roof ai�n ta 15 per cent oE the total �rea af a parallel wali and licait fres stand� si�s in an automvbile axea to $O squere feet for e pxi�ary fraatage a�d aa additional 30 square feet for a . 8ecand Btreet froAta�e. /'� , Xou were granted pe�nmfssion ta exceed the si�n area at a Board of AppeAls � meet�n� an July 2, 1968 v�ith Che etipul�tion that n� othar sigris wo�id be -� d3spleyed ather thaa the Western sign an the sarvice station and your frea e taaatit� py loa s iga. Therefore you are requested to rmanve excess si�na wiChin 10 days end �re£�caiva fran the use of sxcsss signa. Should you fail Co re�ave said ai.�n,s - you wi.li be i�aued a violatiou tag. if you have� any questions, please feel free ta contact m� at 5b4-3�r50. �incsrelyf AL D. BAGSTAD Anal�� , 8ui2din� Oi£iaisl CC s City► Engineer . Chief Bu�idi�tg Iaspecr.ar � � � � . . , i . . _ � - . . . � . . � ' � •!� � . . . . . . � . . � . ..... .... q/' .. �. � � . . . . � . ' � . �� f - ' . - � _ I �::- i { � r / � � `` . t � i � � �es�ern s�cres �� 2, �9�0 t i . qY,OFCpNTINENTALOILCOMPANY . � � ' � � � � � t. . . . � - � . . . � .� 1400 ULAC DRIVE SOUTH MINNEAPOUS, MINN.55416 �• � : i t i � , � '' ? � � Mr. Al D. Bagstad iCity of Fridley � 6431 Uni:versity Avenue N.E. � � Fridley, Minnesota . � � Dear Mr. Bagstad• In`answer to your letter of June 17, I970, regarding shrubbery at our location at 7600 University Avenue, the building permit„ plans, etc. were completed according to the � plot plan. Al1 shrubbery was installed in the summer of 1968 as we completed our building. I have photographs as , evidence, if needed. , _ • I have checked your letter out and found that road - salt, etc. killed this same shrubbery, which died, and was removed earlier this year. �� Our Sales Department, nvw responsible for this location, says as•long as we have lived up to the original agreement, and cannot afford shrubbery every year, they will not install , it again. { � � Very truly yours, , . . � MRL*bh WESTERN STORES DIVISION CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY C�� , i�j%('12� Michael R. Lindgren, Managex Construction and Maintenance 0 , � , . . , ; . ,. •� , . � ,.. .�-. .. y - . „ . . . • , _ . ., • . _ .. � _ . . .r y _ : �. _... - ,:��, . ., . , . ,. ;`:. . .': . � :. i` . . � - . . - -'�a�,,.�..,.v_�_ . .. .: __ ,._... . _ . � . . . . , . � ' .. I . � _ , + . , ` . . . �' � . ti , � _ �� . ' � . _ - - ,f � . i I ' ' � `� LIST -OF VIOLATIONS : � �1 � . r . . . . � - .. ... � 1 .. . . � .tJ . . . . . . . . • \. . - .. � .. . . . . . . � � . . . . .. . . �. � . . . . . . . . . � � � . . . . . ; F . . .. . � . . . . . . . . .' _ _ _ . . . ,'.. . . . � . . � � . . . - , - ,1 .. .. � �. � .. . . � ' � " , � .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . � • � ' 4 � . � . . � � � � � . . . . . . � . � � . � � . .. . � . . . . . - . � . `: Jvao I7, 197Q ; � i _ , _ �:�st�rn 4i1 Serv�cQ Stati�a . �ot3fl II�i•:ezsity t�venu� I�.E. . � I�r�dley, �ii�esota 55'�32 . � D�ear siz� : � t�u ius�+ectioa of y:�ur pr�pertp �hc�rs th�t landscane shrut��ezy �nd tr�� ha�e �ot ��n plaated as eti�ulated c�n Che gZot plan ��.�b�itt��i by y�ur c��ar.q ' ;�r{ � t�- i�:�uance u� n��ti�� uin� �ersnit ��r thQ erecti�n �f � service �t��:�:�n + at 75vu IIuiv�rzity Ave:�ue �d.S. �e ��il�l�� ert:�.t saas �ri�inuiiy i.�su�d cantiu��n� up�a comgie�i�n oi �airl 2a�clsr.agin�, . ' Tix�refore. w� request that gou c•�fll�te ehe l�r�ciscs�i� accorcFin� L� � _` D th� or:.�inai glat plan op Ju3.y 2�th �ad �hut you r��Ip t�itYiiu ten clap� tv �:��r� us �€ y�tr c��Ietirm �chedu�e. IIl� ��P;�tiau of �11 wvr�, a eeFtigicat+� of occug�ncg+ will be �BSU�d � to y�u. P.��t f�el �rce ta c�atact �e �t 580-3450 if yaa havQ any quest�.a�. Si�erelYr .,........., AL D. L1`�:.5"i 3D . : Sui2di�g Official-Ins��ectoY +AD�%� ` CCs City En�ineer Ch1ef Baildi.n� �TSSp�ct�z , ..,. ,: /"`� . _ � . : . �. m � � . .. _ . �� :: � • �, - • r ' ' 560-3450 - , �` LIST OF � VIOLATIONS :. . � , - � . . . . r � � . . . .. . . �J . . . �... / `' . � . . • . . � ' , i tti o r� d[e _, c , �. � � _ j. ,,.' r'� • ' . , ,. 'ANOKA COUNTY � ,: �. i! � 6431 UNIVERSiTY AVENUE NE ApYil 2� 1970 FRIOLEY, MtNNE50TA 55421 < Western Oil Station ' 7600 University Avenue N.E. � Fridley, Minnesota ' Dear Sir; This is to confirm the conversation between your company and the City Building Inspector on March l, 1970 at your station at 7600 University Avenue N.E., during which you agrzed to remove your swing display from the boulevard anto your pxoperty as requested. �. '� We would also l.ike to remind you of City Ordinance 56.03, I6a, which � prahibits the use of banners and/or pennants without first obtaining a Special Permit fram the City , and of City Ordinance 56.05, 3g, which requires . all signs to be 10_feet from property lines. If you have any questions, please feel free to call me at�560-3450. Sincerely, � . AL D. 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W --`- :� � ' �t CE� �;� .r ��'. .-� ` ��.- � % � ` �� CITY� �. -� t- � 1� 7 r• �30 . t s �i.� j _ _ _� o ,� � � � ,�, , r_ARE�tA �:GARAGc- � / ,� J /' � .± � ^� w r.:• � �.', �� ` . � � .. �,�1 1 . � � _ . � .+r,�� . . � P � _ . ` � � • • , �, r''� � /'\ CITY OF FRIDLEY MINNESOTA PLANNING AND ZONING FORM p��r SAV ��72-04 APPLICANT' Y��Gl��E IIURLINGTON NORTHERN II�Ir _ 176 E. 5th Street. Address St. Paul, Minnesota 55101 Telephone Number 22�-Q911, Ext. 2706 TYP'E OrF REQUEST Rezoniag �� L� � . � I Special Use Permit _ Variance Lot Splita ppproval of Pre- liminary Plat Appxoval of Final Plat PAOPERTY OWNER �6X%�� Same / _Street� or All.er--.._ . Addreso Same Vacations Telephone Number Same Other . Street Locatioa of Property - Legal Description of _ Property See copy of Petition attached . Present Zoning Clasaification ' Untraveled streets and alle s. Existing Use of the Property Y - Proposed Zoaing Claasification, Special Use, Variance or othez request Describe briefly the ljrpe of Use and the Improvement Propoaed Acreage of Property - Has the Fresent Applicant Previoualy Sought to Aezone, Plat� Obtain a Lot Split, Obtaia s Variaace or Special Use Permit on the Subject Site or Part of It? See copies of letter and petition of. Yes When? July 9, 1971, attached. What was Requeated Street and alley vacations Fee Encloaed $ 20.00 Date Filnd Date of Hearing ✓ � YLANNING ANI) 20NING FORM . PAGE 2 ��. f, ' Number SAV 4�72-04 � � . The uadersigned underetands that: (a) A list of alY residents aad owners of pro- Residents and perty ��ithin 300 feet must be attached to this application. (b) This application mdst be aigned by aIl owners of the property, or an exp2anation �iven why this is not the case. . (c) Responsibility for any defect in the pro- . ceedingS Fesul.tin� from the failure ta list the names �nd addresses of all residents �nd propert� oo�r�er� of property within 300 feet of the prop�rty in question, belongs to the undersi�ned. Owners of �roperty within 300 feet:�. i'ERSOtJ5 ADDRESS Miss Darlene Austin Mr. Henry Zimmer , �` . a 10 - 41st Ave. N.E. , Mi�ea�_n_�c�t i s 55421 4021 California_St. N.E., Minneapolis 55421 � A sketch of proposed property and structure must be draom on the back of this form or attached, showing the following; 1. North Direction � 2. Locatioa of Proposed Structure oa lot. 3. Dimensions of property, proposed structure, and front and side set-backo. . 4. Street Names 5. Location and use of adjacent existing � buildin�s (within 300 feet). The undersigned hereby declares that all the facts and representations stated in this application are true snd correct. BURLINGTON N T ERN INC DAZE Apr i l 13 , 19 7 2 SIGivATURE BY (APPLICANT) Robert H ..• Brokopg . . �, , � ' Superv�isor-Title and Closing **�***'*** Approved Denied By the 3oo�d n� appeals Subject.to the Followin� Conditions: date Approved Denied by the Plannin� Commission on Subject to the E,ollowing Conditions; 'dete Approved Denied by the Council on !1 Subject to the Folloc��ing Conditions: � date Form PC 100 r � �' � n /"t • p BURLINGTON NORTHERN INDUSTRIAL AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT Mr. Darrel Clark Assistant City Engineer City of Fridley 6431 University Avenue N.E. Fridley, Minnesota 55421 Dear Mr. Clark: 176 East Fifth Street St. Paul, Minnesota 55101 Telephone (612) 227-0911 April 13, 1972 SAV �E72-04 Concerning our petition for vacation of streets and alleys in Blocks 2, 3, 4 and 5, Berlin Addition, and my letter of July 9, 1971, in connection with the Northtown Classification Yard: Inasmuch as your office has indicated that the petition has never been submitted to the Council, we are attaching Planning and Zoning Form, our check No. 36580 for the $20.00 fee, and photo copies of our letter of July 9 and petition of the same date for your use in progressing the matter. Please advise as to the hearing dates, etc. Yours very truly, �l • Robert H. Brokopp Supervisor-Title and Closing Attach. File BN 1271-Fridley �iiy. � . i ` I /"� �� SAV �72-04: Burlington Northern �..�t� i�� .t�..l�.-J...� ii l+ N.� �.l i `.....�.�..�.�.�w . 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' i`: __� s+••.! • M }3�� " r• . _ r .. �. , � . . - . . .. . ^ �OFFICIAL NOTICE CYTY OF 1�RIDLBY PUBLIC � BF.FORE THE pi.ADZIIING �OIrIl�IISSIOIi TO W80M IT MAY OONCBRN: . �iotice is her�by givsa thst thera �rill be a Public Hearing of the Planning Co�i�s%n of th� City of Fridley in ti�e Citp Hall at 6431 Uaiversitq Avsaue Nort�east on Ju� 7, 1972 in the Couacil Chamber at $:00 P.M. for the pnrpose of: A requast for a Special Use Permit, SP �72-03, by Vern�-Jobnooa, to permit ths sals of Art Paintiaas cu s seaaonal baaie (Spriag through Fa11) as per � Citq Cods 45.101, Section B, � 8-1, to be located on the Eaeterl� 3Sl fest of Lot 12 and Basterly 351 feet of ths Southerly 20 fset of Lot 11, Auditor'a Subdivisiou #155 except tbat psrt t8i�en for higi�sy and street purpos�a, all located in the Seuth i�if of Sectioa 23, T-30, R-24, City of Fridley, Minnesota. Generall� Iocated at 5300 Central Aveaue Narthes�st. Aayo� dseirtng to be heard with ref�r�ace to the above matter may be heard at thie meeti�g. Publish: May 24. 14T2 May 31, 1972 � O�.IYEB 8. BRI�Qif C�IAIBMt111 P1.ill�ilpG OQ1�+IISSION �� -„ .. • n , � CITY OF FRIDLEY HINNESOTA ► TYPB OF REQU$ST , ,• �,�, Retoning P't�ANNING AND ZONINC FORM � � , � -Special Use Pezmit ��.-o� . _, V�tiance ,.._._....�. APPLIGANT'S SIGNATUktE x-i� �ppproval of Pre- 73�C limigery Ptat Addre � o .______ � � cr " T� �� ✓c � �• � �,r 4 � —T �� ______ Approval of Final Telephone Number �%Yb - �2 `%3 c� Plat . , '/ �__�___�Stseets or All.er--.... PAOP�RTY aWNEIt' S SIGNATURE � f,:. �� ,; ��:: `-�" , Vacat ioas � G. 'G�.� be,x.g �' � Addseas �F�i G l�� +n. � v- _�� j`i �'. ___-___ Other Telephone Nun►ber 7,� �' � l 5� � " ... .1' � r �/ � ��J a� C C �' C7�G r�i1"J��F- _ /' !!C • /r/' .C' • � � . ,�� Stseet Locstioa of Property /�.� . lL`. G i.�'�+T�� d f= �,S �— ��ri°�L � ��"�7/�'"� � . �. .. •I,eg�►1 Deectiption of . Yroperty �f+.s r-�,ec.�.j�� T' e� Lor /.� .� �"PrT-�-�e_� 3S % �T — — 4/C T� �-S o c�.TN� Es �..[_ rl ..2 d�7'" 0� ,G a T //. f! w O! 7'T iE' s�J cc P a� di � i�� - � . �, J �/JJ` �xcEi°�Pr /�RrcT �.t� n� T�� fic<s�ara-y `� -S7` E"�T �r�..�Pn• sF� �� P�ceseat Zoning Claseification___ C- 2, S . 8xiatiag Uae of the Property S�� ,�,� $.r„�.�, �,�,y ^___'__,_ - ptopo�ed Zoning Cleaeification, Special Use� Variance or other reque�t $'R.�,� As v�.✓ -� r D�acsibe bxiefly the Zj+pe of Use and the Improveaknt Proposed S� c-� �� r�f''i� � � '�% T N;, N G.r o �J Se-A s e ti�� l� � s; s__ ��.rF ti T�' .-i- �. c. ♦cre�ge af Property $�• the pr�aeat Applicant Mevioualy Sought to Resone, Plat� Obtaia a Lot 5pl�t, i Obtaia • Var�ance or Spacial Uae Permit on the Subject Site or Part of Iti� . • Hhen't � ilhat t+as Requested Fee Encloaed $? a O��b� .�'1 _ D�tt Filad� �%r°y �/�'�2 Date of Hearing _. ...�._...._..._ �.............r.��.... � .,.�. 4.s �. H � . . . � � . . . .. �.� �� pLAPININ� ANti ZONING FORM l�uat6sr SP ��72-03 PACB � 2 � � �fie uadesaigAed undesstand� thats (a) A list of all residents and o�wners of pro- perty within 300 feet muat be attached ta th�s application. (b) This spp2ication m�st be aigned by ell ' owners of tha property� or an explanatioa �iven why thia is not the ca�e. . (c) Responsibility for any defect in the pro- . eeedings sesu�.ting from the failure to liat the nemes snd addreeaes of alI reaidents and propert� owr►er� of property Within 304 feet of the property in queation, belongs to the undersi�ned. Res�deata and Owners of �coperty vithin 300 feet:� !'SRSONS ADDRESS L-l�l,�tF'S �s%Aw�'�+i✓�f ��C�'. CCi�'��. 1`7C."r ��-'. - � .� ' _ e � ...�_. �S,C i° �� C �_ � .Z�� _ Cc-� : �'"_: f' �c= �. iL� L � _% �..�.:�,.0 T � � � � s `7�`.5 �S"� =`� ��'r . /L!�� . ! J .... °5.�� '. �...� � � 7-C /'_ s � �..'�.3 f - �'�_ .•.� : 'r� �3 G �`;� C'r. /`r -�% \ � --�+ � t , %� '_� L✓ � �!, (� Jt�i %� � e.i � /il � F �r % d �� .�n�� .7 .� �%' l. C�/'�l tr�i�L �C�� - %�' ,[: r- ifni.� � � A �ketch of proposed property torm or attached, showing the aad structure must be dre��n on the back of thia follawing: 1. Notth Direction 2. Locatioa of Proposed StructuYe on lot. 3. Dimensions of property� proposed structure. and front snd stde set-bsclu. 4. Street Names S. Location bnd use of edjacent existing buildings (within 300 feet). T'be uadexsigned hereby declares that all the fact and represeatwtioas atated ia tb�s a plicatioa are true and correct. W1� / �2 SIG'r1ATtlRE . _ (AP ICANT) . .' .. . . . . �„. � • tt i� * �1k * * ' Approvtd Dtaied D�t the 3oasd o� ltP4eiis� �nbjsct.to the Following Conditions: date App�oved Deniad by the plannia� Como►is�ion on ^ Snbject to the $ollowing Conditioas: ' dete Approved Denied by the Council o0 =ubject to the Following Conditiona: � ' date lon� PC 100 . � � � � ' , �� VERN JOHNSON: SP ��72-03 Sale of Art Paintirgs on Seasonal Basis 5300 Central Ave. N.E. /s o � StR�/i C E' ��D � .�j►�6C�3 � ��6 0o sc.O a�/,��.r.� �1iGt f� , � �s/�S .1. SLR�p � �� `�d �• C ct, .. ,� n! (�' �„�,�' I�[=n �.� a • o --�-� .J c i � _. ,. _ , _ � M N1 A � Z � t�,n i . ; � � J � t . . /,�.; [��,\7 - .t_�I 6'.f� r� ` �T � •✓' . M.. ,� . . . . i��.. 1 � ,.� , .y.. {� �� 7 A —� : �� a ' �J� ��!'� = ` y i '� r,, ti i� .S3 , , j i� v� � �! � ,„/-',. t. r ,. ., M '^ � • ` � V � � � r � . .. . _. 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NOTICE CITY OF FRIDLEY PUBLIC• 88ATciNG BEP'OFtB TH8 pyAIBNING OO�QSSIQl�i �0 i+Tr80M IT Ml�Y CODiCL�BK: �iotice is �es+�by $ivaa ths� ther� tirili bs s Pnblic 8esriag flf � Plaauiag Co�i�sioa of tba tYty of Fridley ia t%e �Sty Hall at b#3�. IIniversiLg Aveane �t a�a iiednesd�y, Jv� 7, 1472 in the rosn�cil Q►ambwc st �:�tt1 I*.�. fave t�e �e of: A requsst for s S�ecial ilse Fermit, SP #I�, 4 by Mrs . Robsr t�tess tn p ermir t�e cc�s�z:sction of a two fa�nily d�eliiag in a� �� liistrict ss per Fridlep C�ty �de, Seciioa �i3,051, �, to ba lflcated an Iats 3� 8, Bloci� 3, Hillcrest � Addition, lgiag ia �e South Hali of Sectittn I0, -, T-38= it 24, City cf Fridl,eg, ��utg af l�c�ica, MinAesc�ta. /'� Gea,eraily located at 7228 8aat Biver �o�d- 1►ayr�ae dssiri� to bs heard with r�f�re tQ tiu abovn matt�s may �e I�sacd at t�is �ateting. Pub lf sh: Ma�r 2�i, i973 . i'�i 3�, i972 OLIIBB iG l�RIE�i (�iAI�lfll�f PLANNING t�0l��tlSSit� �3� � ° • ♦ ♦ • n .� f\, CITY OF FRIDLEY NINNESOTA PLlINNTNG AND ZONINC FORM tiueaber SP ��72-04 .�, , AYY�.ICANT' 8 SIGNATURE � i , /�-�.�� }'�,� �.l Addreea ,�b-4�� '��.:: , �� •:�_ ,._.._5 Y77 / Telephone Kua►ber_ %- ��-��-��..s�-� � PAOPERTY OW1dER' S SICNATtJRE '"�':..;�, ?� j.,f_% . ,;`, ��' , �r �� '�� Addsest�"��,��- ,�• ��,�/„•_c.�:- • 7 � i 7 / Telephone Number �- 7i.5- - .� ,�-�� - ..,. °.1c :� .,.___.. � �. , �� 4 . , TYP'E OF REQUEST �„�,_Retoni�g ____x lSpecial Use Permit V�riance ......�.... . �R,Approvetl of Pze- lio�inary Plat _______�,Approval of Final Plat ___.___�„Streets or A1Lr�--.... Yacations . � Other $treet Locatioa of Property__ 11,��E �' � '�'f�L��. �Legal Deacription of , Property _� �� % �s,.-�' � ��,; � �� . ; .z f�' ";-'. .-� - Present Zoning Classification �� . Bxiating Uae of the Property_ L�, ,. �' , �i�r s ..�..�� propo�ed Zoning Claasificatioa, Special Use, Variance or other request . i; 0 r J% De�csibe bxie�ly the T�pe o� Use and the Improvement Proposed ��'�: <,,.�...t..:�,�, �'_.� � , . . . h A i'" / . �f � _E" -L' �_,�i� /f ; i. % (� • ; ,% / ✓ ' /Icreage of � Property�'�� • �`, ,i,'-.-.��C��. L ,�� , 8�• the pr�►seat Applicant Previoualy Sought to Rezone� Plat, Obtain a Lot Split, Obt�ia � Yariance or Special Use Permit on the Su6jeet Site or Pare of It?�,_ . H�en� _ ,: :.. . iahat wae Requeated Fee Encloaed $'�' } f'1 � � Ddt• piled �.;,i1; G��/ 'Y Date of Hparin �i, w . . � t..�� ..� 1.i.'r� 1 � 7 ,�� - �--...�-�� .r.. �,�. � if �, � , � pLANNING ANn ZONING FORM /1 . �umber SP �d72-04 �fia underai�ed understands thatt (a) c�i (c) Re��deats and Owaere of �roperty withia PERSON5 .'� � 't �'c/ �� :- . PACE 2 A list of all residents and oa►ners of pro- perty within 300 feet must be atteched to this application. This applicetion m�st be signed by aIl oo�ners of tha property� or an explanatioa �iven why this is not the ca�e. Responsibility for any defect in the pro- ceedings resulting from the failure to liat the namea and a�dresaes of all reaidents and propert� owc�er� of property within 300 feet of the prop�rty in questioe, belongs to the undersi�ned. 300 feet:� ADbRESS `'� � ~ .2�� ' ,�, � /�. f.�, -,,. —„ �� "��2... a E'' �' ` < � - _ ��.� v Gi^i �L � c ,��--�Cf' 1 , \ � r� � ,d f j'� �� • �'��"ge � �� % S � 'r, � -� �_.� t i C �1 'L,% 1 �.y� � :� �! -��-� ,�•. �.�.._ ti._ _ /'� c'-`'-- t � ��.�. �d� ,,, �i f �t��L.L..:.�'�'n- �-��-�ru.,*,( ,_.....,_ 7 � a_...5��'� �-._'v�-ti ?�,��. . s�� '"�t�, 4-�y��.��. C �c•�..� ��"`��=?_ '� j a ► � cZ..-�iC ,'?� •.. _c �� 4 L c�._._.._`- � � '� t -- —,�" ` _ : .� � ---� �.-�SS 4�� ..� �,..� _ ��.�-._.._ , 7 )Li.� ti Y�'t.> > i � � ,:�.r-, � i '�� . Et • �r : r,J/ � . l �. -� -- .�- �\�.c ` , �. . A sketch of proposed property and structure muat be`dra�m on the back of this loteQ or attached, showing the following; 1. North Direction j�U� .�. �1Z,,., �'1�,-�,,,.��,-` �>r.. r-�� 2. Locatioa of Proposed Stsucture on lot. -� 3. Dicae�sions of property� proposed '"1 �. I .7 � � , � � , : � structure. and front and side set-bac . . 4. Str�et Names � � S. Locatioa &nd use of ad)acent existing � buildings (within 300 feet). The undersigned hereby declarea that all the facta and representations •tated ia tbta spplicition are true and correct. ' � W1� � b i � _ 'a. 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A�ys�+e �esiring ��be �esr�i �i� ref�treace Lo the a�ove �rstter asp be isea�d at tkEs �ee3�3�g• Publisb: i�ay Z4, 1972 l�a�r 3�, 197Z t ' 't' ;�'� �'�-`� ' �: E � � ► �' , t �„ �� S� � • � ,.� - OFFICIAI. NOTICE CITY 0? FRIDLSY , ^ PUDLIC � - BEFOitB TH8 _ PLAli1Tl�G tX�MdLSST�I TO W�Ob� IT itAY Ca10E�'R t Notic� fs. hereb� givsn- ti�t th�rs ri2i bs a Pnb2ic H�earing oi the Pla�nia� Cariuion of the City of lridl.r� in tlre City Eall a4 6431 Univ�ssity Av�nua �ToYtb�ast .on Juos �, ;14Z2_ia tM Canwncil • Cbao�ber st 8:00 P.M. ior tbe purPose ofs . , A r�que�t for a�dal_Qsa .1'asdt. SP /72-�3 3►y . Joisn G�bs+�.�k ta� a i��d C� Lot as pas t�ity Cod� 45.101; 8, 9-4� eo b� loaat*d oa Pait o! � Lot S0� Slock J. �iv+�svia B�i�bw a�d PasC o! Lot 1�, �nris�i �udi�or's �iubdivi�iaa /103 i�ia►� iast a! a liu� ds+�a paraii�l eo aod 1SQ fat ia�t �aswr�d �t si=bt ao�l� �so�� t�►s , ^ W�t liw ot said t.ot 13, �ca�pt t1�at past oi saia '' Lat 1� tat+�a tor. East �i��s Ro�d. locat�d iu � . tha �io:tli ..Hslf oE a•ction 9„ '�-�)0, �u. Cit� o! Fridls�► CMmt1 oi �nolca. �m�sota. _ � Ga►s:+t�1,T .locatwi at a100_ sast =t�ras �a�d. . •�uyqM+rd�siria� eo b• b�asd vith t+tt�rroc� to the abo�ra �atts#r saY ba b�asd �t tbi• sa�tias. . . OLIIIRR t. �Ri� t�ti�MAN � PL�G �Q$SiQI Publish: May 24. 1972 Ma,r 31, 1972 � . , � _ , . ' n � � ... . � , ` , . . , /�, � ^ CITY OF FRIDLEY MINNESOTA PIANNING AND ZONING FORM �--�� - - p� r ZOA ��72-07�'�. _. _ —?`--- � % � _ _ = . _ f. 1 � AYPLICANT' S SIGNATtJRE --- . ,. , .. , ,� ; Address . - - . . .., Telephone Number - ___ ' ' � , , , , �; PROPERTY OWNER'S SIGNATURE • �---- '�' , � � " `� , � Add�rese ` � t�"s' '.� � . TYPE dF REQUEST �_Rezoning Special Use Permit Variance �_..__ Lot Splita �_Approval of Pre- liminary Ylat Approval of Rinal Plat Streets or All.e?---,._. ! Vacatione � • Telephone Number _ � ' -' „_,! Other . . _ (_ � : --� ,� � �'1 Street Locatioa of Property � � Legal Description of . Property�� T�i��%�S �� I3 �.��'-/� J R 1 v E �Z ��,= �v 1-F - i G H I S ,,,�� ,'� �� J�� L� T,j�,�,�1� ✓�, r U 1�.t�1Lr i � K S S �- 6 D� y 1 s� r/ N^ r o 3. i.✓ .+� r✓ �� -. , .r . , � Preaent 2oning Classification � ^ � __—__ . Exiating Use of the Property %/ri� /�// �SC�I�/G-c �/i9//C - - proposed Zoning Claasification, Special Use, Variance or other request s Z� � li ��.'-�-Lt��,. C cR L?S �".,� ��F >�-��i/F C.�. 0 5� �; S�f G �/� L US l� �i`)R �-G%� Deacribe briefly the Type of Use aad the Improvement Fropoaed __ Acreage of. Proper.ty� ` . `7 r �X _.�/ C' r � � , Ha• the Preseat Applicant Previoualy Sought to Rezone� Plat, Obtain a Lot Split, Obthia a Variance or Special Use Permit on the Subject Site or Part of IC?�_ When? � What was Requeated Fee Enclosed $� )C.� ��t��p�c� Date Filed _ Date of HearinQ ____ �,_ � a�.._ ." .y . . • • . . -. , i"\ _ CITY OF FRIDLEY MINNESOTA . .�.�., 1 �� • TYY'E OF REQUEST �,_�R�toning PLANN�NG AND ZONINC FORM - f,�' - X' _,_,_Special Uae Pesv�it pu�r SP 4E72-05 � _ �.. .._.�:�:�.� , ,' � ��,V�tisnce ,- � . . � . �� 1 , . . APPLICANT'S SIGNATURE •• �' � Approval of Pre- Addresa - `' � liminary Plat � "� . Telephone Number � � �' � ' ' � pQroval of Final Plat . �, ( � , /, �_Streets or 1►11..e�-.._. PROPERTY OiWNER'S SICNATtJRE - � .; . - , ;°_ Vacatioas � Addres• , - � � ' . " , t ��:� Other '...�.�. Telephone Number � .�' ' % $tseet Locatioa Af Property ; - 'r. �� - . 'j "� � ' ' , •i,egal Description of , property �� f � � � v! S�c.�,� �c�'- , � R r�• � �2 �'� � �✓. 1-t,�;,jGltl S�. ^ ,h-iV (J _ i��- 2 % ;� F: L o , , %� ! 3, h' � ✓, ;"D � u,(�; T�+ Rs S � �3 [� , ✓;.5�.�/,.,1V 1 c�3. l /�/ � �� C.: � u�/ L r � i� l� I= . �cssent Zoning Claesification C - � Bxiating Uae o� the Property u�c ��, � �'f Qv �c.T� S~r,�-�� o.J . propoaed Zoniag Claesification, Special Use, Variance or other request ,"T' c� '��to..��'� To C°- 2 i��.sa 0�� Qv�s-Ti,� 6 S�r�c��n ��?5� Fo�. (�r� C �ci �� + . Deicribe briefly the Zjrpe of Use and the �mprovement Proposed Code 45.101, Section B, 3-B. ..�..�.�....�...�� ....�_....,..�. . .- ..r�... .�... ..,�.. r � C �� /►tre�ge of Property ��' �% ��' / 5� , ila� .the pr�aeat Applicant Previously Sought Co Rezone� Plat, Obtaia a I,ot Split, Obt�ia a Vari+aace or Special Use Permit on the Subject Site or Part of It?� . . When? ^• ilhat wae Requeeted Fee Encloaed $�aO.QU R��b�9�� Dste Filed � Dsee of Hparing ► _ • SP' 4�'72—OS: Part of L. 50, Bl. J, f—..c � � Riverviea� Hts. & Part of L. 13, Rev.�Aud. Sub. ��103. For used ��1 � Q w � � �� _ � car lot. JOHN GABRELCIK • ^ 'S��'� �� _ . -v� 3^ � � (j a - -a�� a3da,s ��,� ,_.,� , . .� I � . � � `� . r �; � . 1 _ _, � � � �� _��"'�� , , .. r � 4 w � ^ �;.: , --,,�° � � � F�v= � '�Lcp � � � � L� �o��r o p �, � o t � � � Gi/ c a� , tn o,L � J ��l �1 � ,c,° ° w 2 � , c'!� /i N� 3 7 a7 _ ' `r r . . p C✓�i � . `, � ' , -. > ..� 7 -�--�s . �. ` `' � , . � -� ' � S �� • 't?; `n �- ' � :� � �s�, � � � y/S�n�� . � � i t-- .� R. . ., 4 ,c�o� � c7{� y �' �`!�-�..� S/ _='�_'�—� � �'�,� � y� %� a� -1 � a�'''� ---___ � �1' c �� y' °C' �� --_..___._ _ . _ � _� � o �1, . � �; -� ; � ,� �` .. w,� r ;�,— ;;� ; .I�; j};fc ;;, v � Fr-� � :• ie � 4 , �, tf�' ' s,. �'';',�`',� 9� ��,�,' S, � �', '��'"±'`� �� 3li ! AR! -,� +� ,.,'�1rl� �� ^ ; . 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I , � � . . . . ,� ,! . . . . . n 0 � OFFICIAL NOTICE CITY OF FRIDLEY PUBLIC HBARII� BBPOBS T� PL!lfiiNILiG E70i�€FSSION '�0 �#i �'i i�i �1: Notice is hereby given that there will be a P�blic flearing of t� Pls�i�g Com�fssi� s€ ti�e Citp of Fridleq in the City Hall at 6431 �tiversity /�ireaue �%rthesst oa 3� :�, �,972 in the Council f�ber at �: ENl F, �. fcr tEK p�rpase af : �u �+ca ,�di�g 3sc�iaai k�.lt� 7tisistiag t+e the J/Vi � � 1N� 7�� i'�:11.a �fl= � Y'1 � il-�y �� i� �OZ�t7W�: ��.�t Ar�a: lt lct a�ea of nQt less than 20,000 aquare fee[ is raquired far os�e ebsis huilding, hawever if the � ^ � Iat �f dth for a 2at f a a ntafmv� af I6Q f eet , the lot ' ar� req�remeat of ZQ,ffQQ �qnsrQ fest is x�ivad, and no mfafavum lot aree is required. n . � 0 2) i,ot i�i�ti�: • 1� lot widt� of su►t ].ass thaa I60 feet is raquirad at zbe req�ir8d aQtbac�,, �awever, ff the Iot u�a f�r a ioY is a ffi�aim� o# 2fl,0�D �quare fset, the 3.at �tidt� requiremeat of 160 f�et ie waiv�d aad �ao ninim� lot s�idtb is zequired. /E�iyoae dssfriag to be i�sr� �rith reference to the above matter will b� heard at t.�tic a�etf.ng. Pnblish: May 24! I�TZ � May 33, 14TZ 0 r �:�� .�, �, . �_ _�� F�;_ _c ii�::l C� � � � � .� � r � . 64 . . ERCERPT: Regular Council Meeting of April 17, 1972 Pa�e6&7 FORTY FOOT LOTS IN FRIDLEY: Mayor Liebl said that Fridley still has some 40 foot lots left undeveloped, and if anyone should show an interest in purchasing them, he would like to have a policy already formulated that would be fair and impartial to all. The Engineering Assistant pointed out that last December the Planning Commission made a reco�endation on the use of some of the 40' lots in Plymouth Addition. There cannot be a blanket policy for use on all 40` lots, because some of.them are in the interior of a block and some are on a corner where if they were built upon, they would create a traffic hazard. Mayor Liebl said that over the past five years, he has received calls from people having 40` lots and they wondered what they should do with them. He said fie would like to see every lot utilized and on the tax rolls. He urged tfie Planning Commission to continue working on some sort of a policy. 1�TION by Councilman Breider to receive the Minutes of the Planning Commission Meeting of April 5, 1972. Seconded by Councilman Mittelstadt. Upon a voice vate, all ayes, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. :� � �: • ., _ �+ � ' ' y, � . . . . . . . . . � . � . � 5433 E� TINI N LAKE BOULEYARD � �, � BROOKLYN CENTER� M) NN. �Jr'J429 � M�tr 31� i972 : �+� �� - - ' • ea . � : � . ;� . � � � ,� . ' I�R. OLIVER ERtCKSON � CMAIRidAN — PLANN(NG COId1AISS10N � CITY OF FRIDI.EY - - 6431 UN�vERS�TY AvE. N,E. ' FRtDLEY� MiNNESOTA r'JrJ432 -- DEAR MR• ER! CK30N2 I�OUL.D t t KE TO UR6ENTLY REQUEST THAT MY ,PLAN TO BU 1�D AT �T3%4 UN[VERSITY AvE. 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