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PL 08/09/1972 - 7418� � A G E N D a PL�NNING COMMISSION MEETING CAI.�, TO ORDER • ApLL CALL: AUGUST 9, 1972 AP�ROVE PLA,NNING COP4tISSION MINUTES: JULY 19, 1972 VE BUILAING STANDARDS-�ESIGN CONTROL SUBCOMMITTEE MINUTES: P? �E(��V� BOARD OF APPEALS �IINUTES: JULY 25, 1972 �� IVE PARKS & RECREATION MINUTES: JUNE 12, 1972 RECE�VE PARKS & RECREATION MINUTES: JULY 24, 1972 � 1. PUBLIC HEA,RING: REQUEST FOR A SPECIAL USE PERMIT� SP ��72-12, �Y �LAINE CONST�tUCTION INC.: To build a home for the ha�d�-� � '^ �appe on Lot 1, Revised Auditor's Subdivision ��10 pe� �ity�r God� 45.051, 3 F. � ,l. PUBLiC HEARING: REZONING REQUEST, ZOA ��72-09 CkiAKLES JuRllAN . , � , �-� (Chuck's Gulf Station): Rezone East I25 feet of Lot 18, B.�ock �, Central View Manor from C-1 (local business) to C-2 (general bu�iness) .�. PUBLIC HEARING: RE�( UEST FOR SPECIAL USE PERMITi SP ��72-10, !'�.,{_ __�, CHARLES JORDAN: Continue service station and permit addition � of U-Haul�rentals on East 125 feet of Lot 18, Block 2, Central View Manor per Code Section 45.101, Section B, 3-E. �4• PUBLIC HEARING: PROPOSED PRELIMINARY PLAT P.S. 4�72-03, TIMBER RTDGE BY ROBERT L. MC GREGOR: North 824.i feet of W� of the NE� of the NE� of Section 13. �� _ 1 `S. LOT SPLIT REQUEST: L.S. 9672-06 z MRS. MARION JOHNSON: I.ot 1, � Block 1, Moore Lake Highlands. To gain one additional bui�.ding site. � ' ' � ��4�� /�( � u��-�- - lJ� "� � 8:00 P.M. FAG�S ��$ 9��.0 11�13 14-17 l►3-�i� 18-23 � 18 A&B 28-31 24-27 32-36 37-42 ^ CITY OF FRIDLEY PLAN�IING COI�SISSION 1�ETING JULY 19, 1972 P�� 1;": �4 CALL TO ORDER: The meeting was called to order at 8:05 P.M. by Chairman Er�.�k.�p�. ROLL CALL: �� Members Present: Erickson, Zeglen, Minish, Schmedeke, Fitzp�tri�k Members Absent : None Others Present: Darrel Clark, Engineering Aasiatant APPROVE PLANNING CO1rIIrII SSION MINUTES: JUNE 21, 1972 MbTION by Schmedeke, seconded by feglen, thmt of Jtu�e Z1, 1972 be epproved. Upon a voice vote, carried unanimously. RBCEIVE BOARD OF APYFALS MiPUTES: JUNE 27�_1972 the Planning �oaqnissio� minutes all veting aye, t�he �At-io� I�pTION by Schmedeke, seconded by 2eglen, th3t the Planning Co�lliss3P� �'eceive � the minutes of the Board of Appeals meetiny of June ?7, 197?. Upon a v�Dice vote, a11 voting sye, the motion carried unarzfmcusly. ,/'1 RBCEIVE BOARD OF APPEALS I�IINUTES: JULY 5. _1_972 1�1t�TION by Scimiedeke, seconded by Zeglen, that the Planning CommissioA s'eceive t1�e minutes of the Bonrd of Appeals meeting of Ju1y 5, 197?. Upo�n � YO.iCe vcte, al,i voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. REGEIVE BOILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN QO�ITROL SUBOOI�QTTSB MINUTES: J'TJl1� �9, 1972 Mr. Zeglea explaiaed that there was not a quor� at the �eeti.ng� no�e was he �r�sent, but he stated to Council that he concurred with the �iAUtsa, Th� �ainute� Ner� ihen passed by the Couacil. '� 1�11DTION by Zeglen, seconded by Schmedeke, that the Pla�ing CJUa�1.iSs9�QA �'eC@iY� the �oinntes of the Buf2ding Standards-Design Control Subco�cmittee meet#� o�` ,��e� ?9, 197�. �pon a voic� vote, a11 veting aye, the aation carr.�ed tukAfmously. itBCBIVE YLATS b SUBDIVISI011S-STQEETS & UTILITIBS SUBODI$QTTEH I�STIN(�:, JUI►Y ].2, i972 MDTIOH by Sch�sd�. se�vnded by Splen. that the P1ann3ny:�#as:to� rerceiYe. tbs��frnitea of the.Plata i Subdiv3aions-Streeta i Utilit3es meetir� pf �7qI� 12, 197?. Upon a vo�ce rote, a11 voting aye, the nation carr�ed unan.t�?ttsl�. 1. 00.: Parcel 1200, S� S�ctio parallel to �a�lroad traCks, p�r Gitp Cod� 45.04, 2. 22, zotlQd M-Z. Sign to ba 14' �"�k�+7' 9" �Q l�� South of �.fl. /694 and West of �c��,l�oad ��cka, �1anni,��,� CommissiQn Meeting - Julv i9 y 19? 2 ��g�` � ,,,_, T, - ^ MOTION ,by Schrnedeke, seconded by 2eglen� that the PZannz�g Co��C13� ,�e��.�ye t�e Zetter fromNaegele Outdoor Advertising Co. Inc. da��d �7�i.1� �e�� +� ��qT continue the request for a Special Use Permit, SP #72-08, �'p� ��3 i��J,°�t �� ' ,�e,��,�� .�� the letter. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, �hQ ArC��{Qit ��i'�'�� uraax�imousl y. . Z. PUBLIC HEARING• SPECIAL USE PERMIT, SP �72-09, BY NAEGELE OUTDQOR 61'�VER�+ TISING CO.: Parcel 5400, Section 2, side by side poster, �,2��c2g' pe� C��y �ode 56.04, 2. Located at 7940 University Avenue. �i�. Raymond Pfeiffer of Naegele OuCdoor Advertising Co� was p�e�e�t. ��'ION by Zeglen, seconded by Schmedeke, that the Planning CQm��+��PF� Ws��V+� tl�� x��ding of the Public Hearinq nvtice of the request for a Spv�,��,1 �JS� Fe�'��r S�' #7�-09, by Naegele Outdoor Advertising Co. Upon a voice vQ��r a�� 9 �y�' �ie motion carried unanirrbusly. Mr. Pfeiffer referred to a copy of the site plan explainin� the ��i�� WQt��d be located on 79th Avenue and University. Basically the.az'ea �r o�+�ri 1�Ad ��AS� .�.��strial and owned by Fred Yesnes. There would be two ��'x2�� Gc►t►s��V�� i�t�s, T1xe �ocation confoims to State regulations and as �a� as �h�y �C��Wa ��.� �he standards set up by the co�unity. The sign would be �har�g�c� �X�� C��'�Y �Q ��,��y ��y�, The ad would be facing Northbound traffic. Ther.e ��z �t�i�+� ��W ��g�� p.ear the sign and some have to be taken. n parrel Clark mentioned that the Golf Driving Range is,on $i��. T�� +�� t1�? oCh��c billboards within 500 feet. There are other billboards No�th c�� Qs�Ai'�� '�oad. Brooklyn Center does not have billboards any more. They �i�t t'�� adv��R �i,��.ng signs. The one for the new Holiday Motor Inn is fairly sm�l�, M�. Clark t'ead from the Ordinaace which showed that billb��t�d� �7�� }�� q 'be 500 feet apart, 500 feet from the intersection, have a 3� �Q�?� ��'� ��0� �h� ��$ht of way and 300 square feet of area. This request i� As'�'pg �� 1'.W$ 3QQ a��ua�efoot signs making a total of 600 square feet. Refe�x�� '�A ��1� Q'�d��"' ��' �, Clark said he would interpret the Ordinance Co read �t F+�L'R�.0 C�?11�s� i�'� ��,y�,n £or one siga double faced. rir, Pfeiffer said he hadn't u�aderstood this and fe�t his ��q�t�t6t WOI��f� b� �h$nged to one sign. He said he had a five qear lease for �he S�,g�� .�° �� 1 wae sold or developed, the sign would be taken down ��' ��Q (��` '�Q��!��+ �. Fitzpatrick said that he sat through the writing p� �ii� ��'� Q�'��A�A�� ,p,m� �i� int�rpretation certainly was not two signs aide by side. �� Schmedeke concurred with Mr. Fitzpatrick's statement, �I� �{p�,� �� R��* �'��t� would be put in the motion to ttx� effect if buildinga vere �q��t�'t��+�s� q� P..�,the�' side of the siga, indicating the number of feet, the eig�# WQ�i�I� �T'� ��'jP�i:� ��,��, �e would concur with a motion to that effect. ^ Mx. �feiffer said he would concur wfth oae aigu snd sitn�l�t� �.A '��1��$�� 'Fl,anning Com�ission Meeting, - July 19, 1972 , ��Se �„�,+,*� ! Mr, Clark added that there was a pretty good chanee 79th Avex�u� Wp�t].� �t� � �q�st�ucted, prqbably as soon as next year. It would have an int��'se��q� W�'��} �J��versity Avenue along the Southbound lane. The crossover is a� 81�� 1,Y�:��4e+ �10TIpN by Fitzpatrick, seconded By Zeglen, that the P1ar�ni�g �Q�►�SSi�,� S7��S+� ��I� .Pub.�ic Hearing of the Special Use Permit, SP �i72-09, by Naegele (l��d��' �dyertisiny Co. to construct a side by side poster on Parcel S4pQ, p8pn c� V��R+� yq'te, a.�� voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. Mr. Mi.nish asked if the Environmental Committee was actuaj,�.� ��ip��g, k1� �hought this sign problem could be something they might like �o wRik W�C�r Mr. Erickson asked how many more signs could be legally p1�G�c�. �Ir. Clark answered that most of the signs are in the last b�pc�.s �1��W�� $3rd �ud $5�h Avenues. Some are advertising signs and not the size� o� b111.1�o�xd�. ',�'l�e�� cquld be one more besides this sign. MQ�'TQN by Schmedeke, seconded by Fitzpatrick, that the #�1c�n�,�#� �f��9,�4��3 �'+�C4�rlm'►end approval to Council of the Special Use Permit, SP #7Z-0�. W�L� �h� �q.�iowi,ng stipulations: The sign should be 1�'x?5' s::,g1e faced. .�� he�'� ,�� p�lstruction of an industrial or comr,ercinl buildi�lg w� thin ?00 feet, th� �.��37 Wpuld have to be removed. When the construction of 79th Avenue and �lniv�� venue is begun, the sign must come down six months after commencernen� q� �� p,�struction since 79th Avenue wouZd be an intersection which z'aqu�z�es ,� �.�� be �qq feet from the intersect;or�. Upon a voice vote, a11 �Gti12j r�j�Ei �� p��on carried unanimously. � � �, division 7 except part to Greenwood (Parcel 5640). Mr. and Mrs. Dorstad were present. Mp�'ION by Minish, seconded by Schmedeke, that the Planr.�ij,tc� �p��Q{� t��p �e reading of the Public Hearing notice � for the Proposed Pre.�,tm��#a,�� ,�,�� p $,�', #,��2, Aorstad Addition by Einar porstad. U�on a vo.iC� yc��e, ,��, VR'�� ,� 9;j�� o� carried unanimously. �I�. Clark said that at the first meeting in Juae, Mr. Dor�t�d ��, +� �'�f�p��'�� ,��tp �or this parcel. The Hearing was closed and action delayed 1�t�� '�� t�� was ready for review. After looking at � the plat, Mr. Dorstad �Ip�►ld �'�GQ��1��' �� zQning request. ��, C�ark continued that the preliminary plat shows a�� ,�►� �� }r}�1 Wes� �rom Talmadge Lane conaecting to 75th Avenue and �ast �t�,y�� '��, �'��,��,� �j�� p� QsbArne road. Previously there had been some dis�uss�c��, q� yy��,��`�, ��,� ��'C�uutid Qn Talmadge Lane, but the neW plan made it unnec��y, �p�� ,�„� ��,�� be access to the Southbound lane, but not on the Northbp{�t�x �� '�(��, �t� ��,�$�.� �amily homes on the lots except that the lots on �asC Rive� �,paS� 'Y�4��, �� e�c��ed to R-2 for double buagalowa. . ��.anning Commission Meeting - July 19, 1332 �'age �+ ,, .... ^ '�I�. T�undheim had not had time to look the plat ovex, but �� W�� !� '�6��d��'4d �,�} �p�jttnction with the plans for East River Road. The hous�s t?i� ��9! ��C �� p� ��st River Road are set back further than the ones on the Was� �,1'��Cl� �kx� ��9�� A th� �aad. Gl�ai�'man �r�.ckson said he thought, as long as the mir►imum �.�� i�� $ �4�QOQ �quar� �'e��, something could be worked out with the inters�Ct�.�tt� �t �� R�Y�� ',�Q,�d �Ad the �eoad that goes through the plat. I£ the line oa �o� ��QU�.d b� pApv�d b�cl� a little from East River Road, there would be a little ��& �p�' x�� Q� W�y* As �ar as t�tilities go, Mr. Clark said the water line rur�s �dpw�'► t'�� 1�s� ��,� 9� �ast River Road on the West side of the curb. Sewer runs Qt�t tc� �id�'� �ve� �tQad or South to Talmadge Way. The storm sewer is on Talmac�ge W�y �As� t��n� �owaXds �ast River Road. The suggestion was made to Mr. Do�sC,�s� �9 app�q��,� �Ix, G�eenwood, who owns Parcel 5640, asking him if h� wo��,d Wa�t �Q �p�� n the platting. Mr. Greenwood's lot is $0'x16�' oX 1�,2QQ ��t��i� �� ix. �lark �ontinued that the lots along East River Road wp�j.�d h�v� ��t�i�ted ��,�g �q ��t River Road, -but they would be able to come pu� by p�1� �� 'h� }�g��'�p��.r�g streets to the Highway. There would be sev�n R-1 �.P�s ��id t�'�� R�'� 1�t�. MOTION by Zeglen, seconded by Schmedeke, that the Planning Cp��,�G�,� +�1��3� �j� ,��b1ic Heaz'ing of the request for a Preliminary Plat, P,�. #7,��Q,�F j?p��;�� ,��,��j.p� by ,�inar "Ted" Dorstad. Upor� a voice vote, a11 voting c��Q! �� it�?��p� ^ ��'�'��d unaru.mously. �. �itzpatrick referred to the residents North of Osb��t�� ca�d ��d �� Q1� ��st ��.Ve� Rpad stating he felt they were very muct� involved W1�'t ��t�,S ��_ �� w�� he Co�i.ssion had not h�ard from them. �t seeme� �t� ��q, ��1�x� WQ6��d �� reat advantage for them,in the glanning of the aew Q�'b9��1S� Rc��4d� �Q �� ►'��e��. �I�. C�.ark said they had received notices of both the plattin�� t�d ��A'��'�� . �Ghmedeke said the general feeling of the �1ats & Su1�d�.W��,O�t��°�St��R�� y��,��,��.e� $ubcommittee was that this was a logical plat. I� Was A��tig ��i� �31�� i� ��atuning Com�iission was thinking at Lhe tfine of tha xezot�i��R �� '�� '�� p��p� was the R-3 rezoning. Naw that the lots mee� th�t'��9�� 4�� e�t,31�'�apeat, the plat seemed the logical road to follow. �l� w�t� �IL1��i��p�� '��3�� aeaple on the East side dtd aot sttow up. The street gQia� ��ti�� 1� 1�t�'�� p� �h� plat may vary same. It mey slip South to meet Oebos'r►e �p�t� ��1�}1��4� �'�c?�4 ��, I.uadheim. His recomanendatioa wou2d be for approvel subjec� �q ��I��i��q� p�, �k�� Wea� ��.de, possible alignment of the street further South �#' ��t� '�l�R ��k�� ,�� Q�, Wes� s�de of East River Road are to be double bun$als� �R�°�� 1� '�� ,�.ce o� �he plat R-1. �'ka�irman �rickson said that Osborne Road realignment c�t}�.+� '�� p�{��'�R�S� �!�` �q�q� �'�� QU�daries of Lot 1, Block 1 and Lots 1 and 7, �l��k 2R '�1� ��#� ��1�t';�3� �� q�t�,�i �erhaps cut off oalq 20 €eet of that corner but wot��d ��► ��'�P!� '��! � �Qp� gF moving Oaborae,Road. �lanning Commissi�n Meeting - July 19, 1972 �a�� ,�.,,� M�+ Clark said he was thinking about thQ cost '��v� to be condemned. You can't ask Mr. Lundheim he 1�t�QW� the la*�d will be platted. to the City, 1'�}� ��x�� w�� to go vexy f�,� i� tt�� i�ud� �1t1G�� MOTION by Schmedeke, seconded by Mi�,�sh, that the Plannzng CQ��.�c�77 �`��'" mend to Council approval of the Preiimin�.ry Plat, P.S. #72-02, porS'��4� �dG�I��F19 b� �inar "Ted" Dorstad being a replat of L:.t 39, Revised Audito�'s �I��l,�V,fs�� #77 except that part tv Mr. Greenwood (Parcel 5640) subject to poss.i�al� ut�.��'�� asements on the West side of East River Road, that the extensior� p.� 7,��h W.ci� �� ,�npved as far South as possible thus creating a minimum sized bui,Zd�.�g ZQ� �4 1.�ne up with Osbvrne Road, and requesting Council take whatevex ste,�� ,�e�essa.�y �Q ��qui.�e as much of the corner of Osborne Road and East River .R�ad tO a��' �he e�tel�s�.on of Osborne Road. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the �t4��Q� ��x�'�e� u�n�imo u� 1 y . �1QTION by Fitzpatrick, seconded by Zeglen, that the Plannir�g Gs��iQT,� �ep�en the Rezoning Rtqurst, ZOA #72-05, by Eii..�r "Ted" Dorstad to �'��1� ��'Q�! �R�1 to R-3, Lat ,39, Revi.sed Auditor's Subdivision #77 except part tp �.��enwRQd (Parcel 5640). Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carri�d uz�an��u�sl�. Chairman Erickson asked if there were any comments from thr �ud1�� s��d�^ �,g� �� ezoning. The original request was to rezone the prpp��y �� °°�• �k'►� p�oposal now is to change only the three lots along East River Rq�c� �s� R�� '�?�� s� Qf the plat R-1. There were no comanents. MQTION by Fitzpatrick, seconded by Zeglen, that the Planning �p�s�j�� 5� ^ tl�e �ublic Hearing on the Rezoning Request, ZOA #72-05, by Ei�az� "�'e..d" �?�'s��d �Q rezone from R-1 to R-3, �2evised Auditor`s Subdivision #77 except Pa.��e,� ��D, �Ipoi# a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimous.�y. Ghairman Erickson said the only comment he could make was that tk�e d��.s�c�� f �� '�anning Cou�mission was not final, but it more or less �Qman1�� t�� G+��° a�.asion. Going back in the history, Mr. Dorstad was not in�,e�es�� , ��v��.+�p� �.�,� � �i oxi�ina].ly. � Mr. Schmedeke said fo'r his own protection, because he is �pi�,� �c� �,�,� �1p�r tc� East River Road from R-1, Mr. Dorstad should provide some �y�� S�i k��l�'�� preferably evergreens, to make it compatible with the area and prc��i'��, 'E�� t��ighbors. ' Chairman Erickson asked Darrel Clark if he were certain ��►e Cg�kp�y W�� median. �� 1ark answered his understanding was "yes", but aA ��m� �,�� $�, .' �1pTION by Minish, seconded by Zeglen, that the Planning Gp��,��G�� '�� p �puncil approval of the Rezoning Request, ZOA 1�72-05, by �.fik��' �lT�C�� `i��A� �p ,�ezone from R-1 (single fami.ly dwelling areas) to R-2 (two f�,�}� d�+'��i� �re�s) Lot 1, B1ock 1, Lots 1 and 7, B1ock 2, Dorstad P1at (Propc?s��) �7�d �� 3� ��y��o�m�nt p� these Iots no access be onto East River Road, �t�,feg� '��? �',��,� �ppr�val o� the plat, P.5. #72-02, Dorstad Addition. Upon � i►p�� Y��+�,� �� y�� c��, the motion carried unanimously. � I"1 /"� Planning Commission Meeting - July 19, 19i2 ,„�'&„�: ,�?,� w, 4. LQT SPLIT REQUEST: L.S. ��72-03, BY DON A. SCHULTZ; Lots �, dT�sl ,�� $�OCk �� Fd$ewate� Gardens. To remove lot line from under adjace�t hous� �1�� a+��$i�� .d� yard requirement. M�s, Donald A. Schultz was present. Mr. Clark said that this reque�t � �s before the Plats ��ubd�,Y��.��B�S'��'��'�� i� jj��,liti�s Subcommitt�t a:�� i��y approv�.' _��e lot split. The Nqrth bpt,1�1Q��'j� p� �hese lots is the sh�relix�e as it exist�.: wr�en Edgewater Garde�s w��'� �9.�t��d. 8+�tween the South land and the present st�vre land there is land owt��S� by �ot�4�'� pa�ty. Mr. Schultz is trying to hire � surveyor to plat the laker ��, ��gsuA �14� M�. I�x�w Scherer have agreed to deed i� to the people around �11e ��1�8. QT1� p��°� mAA wi�1 buy and plat and deed to the people around the lake. 1+��. �Ck�a�� ►9 Wst�k�z�� With the County Surveyor who said the platting will n�t a��c� �'�� A� �g��. kir, Schmedeke said that Mr. Schultz built an addition on k�is 1i� t�� e�ct��ded over the old lot line. He owns b�th ]7ts. Mr. Minish added that Mr. Schultz wanted to develop Lot 1 au� ��'� t��p �t b��ause of the property line going under his present home. M�. Clark said the peninsula that juts into the lake is at� �i�e ��tR� �.p� �s th� house is on and the other lot would be separate. Lot 2, ��.A�k ��q �+��#� y�T�,�'�q�t� �pt�sidering the lake bottom property. The descrfptio� w�� R��p�k�� i�� h� (;GUtity Surveyor and he will accept it. Mrs. Schultz explained that the house was facing directl� ts� th+� g��6�'�� k�at belongs to Lot 1. If the house could have been facing in an�t1�� .�`�e��T�� hey waulda't have this problem. Mr: C�ark said it was difficult for the builder to decic�e whe�� ,p �i�� '�� '�ot�se perpendicular to the street or the lot line. With, th� ti�w �ctt 1i��3 �'��'�pus� will be parallel to the lot line. ,1�pT�QN by Minish, seconded by Fitzpatrick, that the P1an�,f�A� �pt��,5?� �p�nd to Council approval of the Lot SpZit Request, L.S. #i2�Q3! �� iX�� , ��7,h�tltz, of Lots 1 and Z, B1oek 1, Edgewater Gardens to remov� �iae .�6�� ,�,�i��! ��'p�'► under the existing house and provide adequste s�tde yard. �T,p�►,� ��t�I y�i��! �,ll ypt.i.ng aye, the motion carried unanimously. �!. L.S. �72-04 �,g� �,�a except Eaet 165 feet, p�� t��h 5 feet of Lot 16. E. COLEMAN FObt �� tor's Subdivi�ia� �� +. �� G�rald M. Randall rapresented the petitioner. �he Plats & Subdivision�-Streets b� Utilities Subcom�itt�e ��Q�� 1��t�e Y�� o� zhe lot aplit. A survsq was made of the property af�� t�� Q{� ' ��ue�� and �t showed that the neigfibor's garage was located p�, �� gi��,�'� �1��{R '�(��g��, Xith the City approval, they would like to sell ��'�� q�� ,��,�+ ��, �,� �� eigh�or. Planning Commission Meeting - July 19, 19�z Page 7 Mr. Schmedeke said the Subcommittee felt that this would be t�� T�� y � t0 �olve the problem of having a garage overlappiag the lot line �� X �A� ��t�� h10T10N by Fitzpatrick, seconded by Schmedeke, that the �1ar�� G�Nttls��p� %e�ommend approval to Council of the Lot Sp1it request, L.5. #72#44� ,�}��7�M M. {7e�Calfe to splst off the. South 5 feet of Lot 16, Revised Audi�p�''s Su,bd�Y.��S�4F� #�3 �x�ept the East 165 fest subject to receiving a certificate c�t` St3�'F�� Qf �� g.,��e I.at 16 showing the Iocation of a11 subseqnent Zot line$ �►i� ,pro8�� .��al� d��'C�'�i,bi,ng them. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motipr� �s��'�'��qT u�11.��t►GU�Iy. 6. LOT SPLtT REQUEST: L.S. �72-05, BY LAUREN BORN; Lot 2Q, $1cJGk �a ��t��.t►� Valley Addition to be split into four lots because of �igh ��x�s. �i�. Schmedeke explained that Lot 20 has two zonings, t��t�y c��.Y�d�,t�g ��e 1At �A ha1t. If the Subcommittee went along with Mr. Born's rec�uest3 ��y W�u�,d �� C�s�ti�g two substandard com�ercial lots. After a lengthy dis�uss3�s�A� th� A�� p�` th� Sub�omtaittee recommended Mr. Born should attempt to mak� �h�� R� �t��A ��z�e lpts leaving the com�nercial as commercial and spli�tin� ��1� ��t �1a�.� �ACQ �Wo 1�-�1 building sites. In this way Mr. Born would still hav�e tF�q 14�� ,i� �f�iiRne�'� ��.a1 area that would have to be rezoned before asking for the sp��. �f h41 d�d �e� the rezoning, he could still request a lot split. The cow�uex��a�, lA� �� itvw it� a non-conforming use because of the house. To the South and �1�1C�h ��c��'� �� -1 ('iocal business areas) property. Mr. Born also owns Lat �.9, �k}� �+�� +� t�� Nasth• ^ T'�• Clark added that the Subcom�ittee discussed the futltiC� �t��e� Q� t��t �Sa� edge of Lot 20. Mr. Born would be asked to give 34 fee� �.� a�s��A'� '�Q �1�� , 1� �pvt alley making it possible for the lots facing 64th Av�t�t�� t� ��.�s��p� �t�'e�t to split in half. When Mr. Walquist requested a Lo� $p�,�,� �p� �,q� �$� p�trt a� the approval was to dedicate the Eaet 34 feet for stree�. �x. �orn said he plaas to either sell or build. If he Gpu�.d ��1�� Wt?W1� • I�e�1. There is a house located on Lot 19 aad one on Lot 20. �i� s�?�� c�ui��l� +4 b�,� p�' paon�y for the house on Lot 20. M�c, G�.ark said the figures suggested bq Mr. Born for tk�� pens�o�+� �1�7�� }i�q�ged by the Subco�ittee. �r. Schmedeke said that if Mr. Born asked for rezoning, �� wqu�,� '�� p� �oaing. If both Lots 18 aad 19 were xezoned to R-1, that may �i+� tl�e Way �0 $Q: �s �he� x�ead the motion from the minutes of the Plats & Subdi�vi�is�#ls��g��p I� y��,l�it�ea Subco�nittee meeting of July 12, 1972 found on p�� 4 a�s� �, �h�.irtaan Brickaon said he thought the first part of t�p �aoC�A� WA� $��1�� '�� is gaing to be aay further request, Mr. Born should Cppl� 11� �'C� �'��Q�' �,�� +�uee� �nd divide the propertq at the same time. He w�s �1�t @�� '�# ��µ��i ��py� that t�►pe of epot zoning. ��, Fitzp�,trick said that ao long as th4 house remaime pt1 �qC �� C ��}�1�0� '�e t,t�ed as com�ercial /1 �.+ir. ��ark said Mr. Born Was tol�, there ara many typea p�` V�t�� pT�►!�� S1 �i'�� Planning Commission Meeting - July 19, 19J1 �aSe 8 . M�DTION by Minish, seconded by Zeglen, that the Planninq Comm.l.ss�� +�CCa�M1��d c�p,p.�pVa� to Council of Lot S�1 it, L.S. #7�'-05, by Lauren Borr� of .�g 2P6 ��G� �� S,pring Va11ey .Addition to be s�,: i.r- �s f-:�ws: Lots 3 and 4 be shoW,� a� �� C+G''� ,�ots with a provision that 34 fe�t be c3�.�: : cated for a street pn '�I?e ��i�$ ��' �� Zq� �! and approval for a future 1vt spL:t on Lots 1 and 2 on�y i� �'eaOx��d '�� R'�� U�on a voiee vote, aI1 voting aye. the mation carried unanimous.Zy. Chairman Ericksoa informed Mr. Born that what this did wa� Co g�-V� k��1�1 F��"' m�s�3,Q�. �o go ahead and sell the two lots on the East half of. �+0� �A• �� 1� ��t�ed �o change zoning, it would be by a separate request. �'h�.� ��'Q��du�'� t,e�ce� �hree or four months. �. LOT SPLIT REQUEST: L.S. �72-06, BY �ioore La1ce Iiighlands . To gain one a �i�s item was still in Subcommittee. $, �INAZ PLAN APPROVAL FOx PHASE I tu�nium portion of total multiple Nprth being 1600 Block. NIltS. MARION JOHNSON; �OC �� 4&� �t dditional buildin& �i.t�. No action. UNIT QUADRANiINIUM) BY VIEWCO�T 1 CB�dR�° t complex on part o� Aut�o'� �# ��AS'�� MX. James London was present representing the petitioner. �S�R LQ�(�p� �►Q�'�� Qut the�e were four less units on this plan, but the basic pl.an w�� '�� 1��• $y the omiasion of the four units the parking area was increa��d. Th� ��t'�►�� y,�� t�s�v�� back 10 feet from the road. In order to get �he 2�, p,��k�'�� ►�� t,u►�.�# there are 9 parking stalls per quad with four sta11� i�E� ��$�� M�. $chmedeke left the meeting at 10:25 P.M. 1MOTION by Minish, seconded by Zeglen, that the Planning �p��s��1 �'��+� ��prpval of the Fina1 Plan for Phase I by VieWCOn, Inc. of the 1# un��.Qt�Ad�'r�- ,�i�ium portion of the total mu2tiple unit complex on part of Ou�,lp� X� �i+��* �d,�uck North. ilpon a voice vote, a11 poting sye, the motion �a�'�'�e� w�tt��'+u��. +� e pONTINUED FROM MARCH 22, 1972 MEETINGs LOT SPLIT �QiI�ST, T�.B. �7��-Q$„��, �� CLIFFORD A. THOE: Lot 18, Block 2, Central Vie�s Manor �a�� .�� e S�,�y�,ce station leesee wishes to purchase buainess par� g� ��q��'��'► $�+'�'Y�f�� ta�ion vwner wiahes to retsin resid�nce for his hose, �etitioner withdrew his request. �,Q. S�,TUDiY OF 40 FOOT LOTS IN FxIDLEY: Tabl�d to Auguat 9, �97� A��CiA�R ' �1. �'� PLAIi t T . -�—�^ , QUI�iT : � Lo August 23. Cha�.rman Erickaon adjourned the meating at 10:40 P.M. &�epectfully eubmitted . , Haz g�an Recording Secretary 0 e - . � /1 BOILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL SUBCO1rIl�RTTEE MEETING OF JULY 13 �,,,1972 The meeting was called to order fiy Chaira�t �eglea at $:�J P�M. 1�I�ERS PitES�T: Zegl�, � Tc��f ii��te, �ad�t3:sd � IL�SE�T: �c�e �S �RE�Ei4'�: Peter �eriofstcp, �m%istrst�ve Itas�s�t� �TIO� by Toaea ta approve the miautes of ti�e Juae 8, 1472 aad Jun� 2Q, �'�72 meetings �s wrttte�. Secea�eci b�r Lfacll�Ia�_ H�as a�i�: �te, �Ii �otfa8 �ne: the motion t�rr�ied uaanimausly. 1� #��'££�i �F il R�U�ST 1i� �fli�STR� i! C�DDi A�ISE FUR A 1�IATURE �� C�TRSE LOCA�ED 0� iTiE NfiitT�i i29 FT. {AP�Cii��'E� OF L� 4, AUD- I°��`S SU�iVISiON � 59, TfiE SAi� BE�1�G fi�7� �TAiIVERS�R AVEi+iITE N,E„ . F�Zi�Y� 1�iNi�ESt?Ti�, {R�iES� Bit �LI,AN O. KJESETfI, 565U 7TH STREET N.E �_ 1�'ES4TA 55432 . � �r. l�I� �}. Kjes-eth �as present to gr�sent �tis Tequest. �r, R�eseth stat�d that the miaisture goi� area wili be 12�' x 90R. .R fe�ce will be provided arouitd the entire golfing area. The �ard- ^ �re for his business will be furnished by the company he is buyi�$ �.t fram, aad that an�r remaiaing exposEd grouad area will be sodded. ThE �alks�ys wfll be �atic> b��cl�s, agd the course �rill be cove�ed -s�itlt a t�pe �ff ia�to�x-�stdc�a� �arp�tiag_ A 5 ft .�c 7 ft , caddy hous� - �Il � p€sc�d �a tise �t � vf t�te g�lf area# fQr �he sto�ag�e o� a�Z�es �+d F�adii�g c�t�ezs� �, Li�Tad askect i€ r�t rc� facili�es �� gai� ta � prspided, a�d I�tr. ff,�eseth said aa. i1r. �ndblad t��n ask�d �he s�aff to � i,f they were require�. �� iofsky asked i�.• 1€j�se'th if �e �ould assnme ti� respossi.3til�ty for stripi� the b2ack�ap adja+c�at t� �is pre��os�d gfl�# area. i3r. ��s�t� �sid he would see ti��t t�e area to t�e iveat flf iLis �rrq�ect �es strfped . Mr, ��q $s�d vhat prcrvi�i�s �ar gar�age voui� be praviderl, �. T►��stth ssid caataia�rs will be grtrvidecl to tba rear . i�YPIE� by �t�arces� tc� reco�aend appraval af the re�uesL to crn�tx�c� ��dg �to�ae aad a�.aiatur� go�f cairse with tbe folla�wing stip�lat�qnst 1. The �af nf a ture goI f cvars e wiT I be f�ncaci . 2. Strigiag to be prc�vided oa the blacktop to the �+est adjaeeQE Eo � t�te miniatur� g,ol€ course. S�concied by �fn�1blad. IIpQa a vofce v�te, s11 vati� a��e, the met�.tut � c�►s�ried c�aanfmo�e ly . 0 , .�� i Building Standards-Design Control Subcommittee Meeing of July 13, 1972 �..� — Page 2 Chairman Zeglen adjourned the meetiug at 8:35 P.M. Respectfully submftted, !` PETER J. OFSKY, Ad st tive Assistant /'\ 0 � • � �� Citv of Fridle� �,,,F 1�TNUTES OF THE BOARD OF APPEALS r.:.t:ETING Ok JULY 25. 197z ,_,,,,,,,,,.�..... � ^ �e� I�tee�ting was call,ed to order by Chairman Minish at 7:35 P.M. ], . 1�1�ER.S PRESENT: Minish, Harju, Wahlberg MQ�E�S A88B�1Tt Crawder, Sondheimer p�RS'PRBSENT: Clarence Belisle-Building Inspector MID'��ON by Harju to approve the minutes o€ the July 5, 1972 meeting &s w7Ca.Ct��, S�co�,ded bq Wahlberg. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the moCiQ�n a��c�'i�d ut��,i�uouslg• I�ITTON bq' Wahlberg to waive reading the public hearing notice. Secanded by Harju. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion aa,rx�.�d �tnanixaoua ly . M�. Roger Arneaen, Minnesota Field Bngineer for American Sign � Indicato� Co7Cp.# ' �is�. Robert Schroer, and �ir. J3m Bartz, General M�anager for Green Giant+ were ^ present to present the request. � blueprint of the propoeed sign and a picture of the existing sign we�e �k�QW� ta tbe Board. The dimenaione of the proposed eign are 15'-9�" by 8'-S". TC'h�� 5►��►odules, 12 modules wide, 4 lines deep. The totsi h��ight olee �l�wo ��Q�� be 28'-5". The present sign ie 10 -3/8 by 5. It has 7 mod� , q�ide, l+ lines deep. The height is 30'. Mr, Arneeen explained the exiating aign is a emaller veraion of what ia be3.ng pxppoeed. He said no one really had the correct information for settirig t1�� si�e of the exiating aign aa this was a prototype eign. The exieting +ai� h�s 7 inc,k�, modules and thay are not readable from Univeraity Avenue. '1'!�e propcts�d �i�� will have 15 inch modules. �� coer stated the exieting sign just isn't big enough. It isn'� doit� wk1�� t�t,e� had anticipated it would do or what the eign compam► had anticipated �.� Wpu�� do. �,'he sign doean't do juatice to the buaine�s as it is. �r. Bartz said Green Giant would be sharing the use aad expen�e of the R�.g� wiCl� �c�b � e Producs Ranch, The value of the sign is being able to change t.k�e� il�ea8a$� * �* ��,n�,sh asked haw often they plan to ciiange the message. n '°! � � �� The Minutes of the Board of Appeals Me�tint� o� Julv 25, 1972 Pa�e 2 rir. Schroer said they have no definite hour to change the message but �t�e� W��, /1 ��a�ge it when they feel it will do them the most good. They might o�j,y �k��g� th,e copy once a day, depending on the business. MF, kiarju asked what sizes the sign comes in. 11��rr. Schraer said there is only 7 inch and I5 inch modules at this time but t�e �ign company is working an a 22-23 inch module for freeway vis�bility. �Ir. Minish st�ted it seems the only way to cut dor�m the sign are�a would 'b� to cu� off some lines, or to cut down the size of the wagon on the 3o�wer pox��Qt} pf �he pylon. Mr. Schroer said he would�not want to chang� the wagon as thaL is a ma}n �a,�t R� their advertising. They feel that since they took dcn�m all af the roof s�gn�s, thie sign should be allowed. Mr. Belisle stated they are allawed wal� signs which they do not have a�d alsp a second pylon on Oaborne 8oad that they ha�ve not er�cted. 1�. Minish asked if they would ever erect the second pqion. �Ir. Schroer felt that a second pylon would gtve a cluttered appearance to the area. Mr. Harju asked if they really need 4 lines on the sign. � Mro Schroer said 4 lines are necessary for the numbez of items that the�y �e11, e�pecially since two of the lines are tied into Green Giant. He fe],t C�+�t �f they had a different tppe of business, they could get along with less lines, �. Bartz stated that in consideration of the amount of aqusre footage �.r� �i� ��ea that is allawable at this location, with the Wall eigns and the secand pylon, this one aign would look much better. He added that there are t�wo businesses a� this location and Green Giant has a d�lemma in advertising. I�TIOTii by iiarju to close the public heariag. Seconded by Wahlberg. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the moC�o� �c�xt�ed unanimously. ��. t�larju stated he could see the owners predicament �ith a eign th�,� doe� �at function but the eize ie hard to justify. Because of the architecture o� t�A building, putting a wall aign up would ruin the aasthetics. If this was t►at th� c�se� he would suggest getting the sign on the building. He added they GOU.ld �.�1 effect trade the total allowable eign area for this one sign. I�s. Kah2berg said the hardship is the readabilitq of the sign. Sh�s �+��.d hax i�cl.inittion would be to go along With this regnest as the present sigt� 19 i�q� . �ea�tble. They want to imprave the iuveetment they ha�re slready made. �r. Minish stated tha reason they needed the height vsr�ance on the e�cist�.x�� a�.gs4 ^ p��t �o get wer thn •ervice station sign but naW in thie cas�•they are 1o��i� t�e sign. The existing eign is a tr4ffic hazard nae as it is hard to �e�td ��ccxq ifi�,vers�ty Avenue. 0 - . �.s3 The Minutes af the Board of Appe�ls Meetint� of July 25„ 1972 __ �a�e 3 ��ION by Wahlberg to recommend to Council approval of the request w��k� C�e � fo��awi.ng stipulations: 0 � � �. The two businesses forego putting up any sign on Osborne Road. 2. The wall and roof signs are to remain down. Seconded by Harju. i�r. Harju stated the additional sign area that they are giving up �s xou�hly 500 �quare feet. ,A, ppTE UPON THE MOTION, there being no nays, the motion carried t��a�i�oui��y+ ADJOjTRI�MENT' The meeting was adjourned by Chaixbnan �tinish at 8:13 P.i+Ia Respectfully submitted, l,' 1 _% ;�`' % � � MARY H - Secretary � MINUTES OF THE REGULAR PARKS AND RECREATION C(�IISSION MEETING. JUVE �, �.9%�� Meeting was called to order at 7:40 p.m. by Chairman Fitzpatrick. . ^ MEMBERS PRESENT: Fitzpatrick, Kirkham, Stimmler, Wagar. I�h�B�RS EXCUS�D: Blair. QT��RS PRESENT: Lillian Meyer, 7868 Alden Way N.E., 55432, 786-2853, L.W.V, Paul Brown, Director of Parks $ Recreation. , Cathie Stordahl, Secretary to the Commission. �Rh+ PARK: Mxs. L�llian Meyer was present on behalf of the League of Women Voters, to pxeSe�t a slide presentation on the Wood Lake area in Richfield. The purpose o£ the slides was to show how another municipality has developed an area similar to North Faxk. Th�: slides showed the Nature Center, foot bridges, and the manner,in which they have preserved this park Iand to best display nature. Arte� the sli�ie presentation, hirs. Meyer explained how the North Park area cQ�ld t�e devei�ped inio a similar area, with its beaver dams, wide variety of bird species, deer, and other various wildlife.She asked the Commission for the�r ide�s fax developnaent. Mr. Kirkham indicated an idea for some picnic tables and minor developmen�, simi�� to Locke Park< Mrs. Meyer asked if we wanted another Locke Park? Mr. Kirkham stated that we did not, but that this is what he was comparing the area to. I��. Meyex stated that what they didn't want to see was ball diamonds or snowmob�l� txai�s. The Commission agreed that they didn't want this either. /"1 Tk►e Corm�tission said that they would take the League's recommendations into thei.�' consideratian for the development of this area, and thanked them for coming tp t�� meeting and presenting the group of slides. LACKE LAiC� : The Commission turned their attention to the correspondence received in rega��'d t� the installation and maintenance of ice skating rinks on Locke Lake. Mr, Brarvt� re�erred to a letter from Wayne Pearson, President of the Locke Lake Improvemer4t Association, to Gerald Davis, City Mznager, dated May 22, 1972, asking the �ity �.o maintain two skating rinks on Locke Lake. Mr. Davis has responded to thi�s letter by informing Mr. Pearson by a letter dated May 24, 1972, that he was directing the request to the Parks and Recreation Commission for their recotn�e�c��t�A� and consideration. Mx. Fitzpatrick asked Mr. Brown for some backround information on this subject. M�'r Brown informed the Commission that the residents af the property surrounding i�ock� Lake have been shoveling off areas on the lake for skating purposes, and they would like some assistance in the�maintenance of these areas, and som� lightitt$ to be installed. These people would like to have a situation similar to the o�� t Moore Lake. Mr. Stimmler asked why they had requested two rinks. Mr. Bro�vn explained that if you've ever been over in.the area, the lake is quite long and wide, and this would be for convenience purposes. Mr. Brown said that as far as he was cot�cerned, we really dan't know enough about the lake and we've gone through enQUgh bad exp�riences over at Moore Lake to at least know where to go. The people �t /"1 Locke Lake have tried to maintain their own rinks, b�t haven't been too successfu�,. Mr. Brown explained that the rinks Kould have to be along the edge, rather tha� i�► the middle, but that Ne really are hesitant about putting any type of equipmer�t o1� an.urfknown lake. Mr. Brown said tt►at we Nould tske the necessary precautions LQ �ake �uxe that the ice is thick enough and that it would be safe for any type o� equipmeiit we wauld be puttiry� on the lake, but to be yery honest, it isn't a vexy F �� Minutes of the Parks $ Recreation Com,-nission Meeting, Jun� 12, 1972. Page ? 1^GKE LAKE iGON'T): p��,c�ica� �dea to go on there with any City equipment. Mr. Stimmler asked if we k��c� a�eess to the Lake? Mr. Brown stated that the only access was on the very e�d, �e��' the railroad tracks, where the flow is through_� This would be quite a distanc� �'roqt where a rink could be installed. Mr. Brown also stated that there are a coupls o£ e��ty Io�s which the neighborhood might be able to make available far access. Mx, Brown suggested.that the Commission ask Mr. Pearson to submit a personal plar� fo� Lh�se r�nks and passibly attend a meeting. Mre t�agar pointed out that even though we could gain access by the trestle, the i�� wQUld ne�ver be s�fe enough to drive a vehicle over 3t. Mr. Brown agreed. �'�exe �� be no other access without crossing private property. Mr. Stimmler stated t�a�t as far as he cot�ld see, lights were out of the question because of the locatio� cs� our groperty and the fact that the rinks would not be near 3t. Ma. Browt� staxed th�� tie was certain that the Association would see to it that lighting would be p�ssible. ,19t�TIDN by Szi.rrvnQe�c, Seconded bg Gla.ga�r., z'o �,nv.i.ie. a nepn..eae►tita.i'�.vt►, o� .the Locke Lahe Tmp�av¢meh,� ,4.aeoc i.a,ti,on. �a a�ttend a mee,t,i.ng o� .the Pctn.h.a and Re�.ea�'.i.an Camm.i.d�.i.on, ,to �i,�,�cuaa �he pveb�.6,�,Q,i,t�,e�s o� .ir�a.��,P,i,ng and mcu.►vta,i.n�.ng nink.a an Loeke Lafze. The tikr�:ian ecw�i.ed. COM�IONS HORSESHOE COURT: x�e Comm�ssidn reviewed a letter from Calvin Rust, dated May 22, 1972, request�r�� /"1 that the horseshoe court at the Commons be relocated to face north and south, rat�er than their present direction of east and we�t, due to the sun factor in the ever�ings. Mr. Rust also suggested that the pits be filled with clay instead c►f dirt and sand, and that the concrete whj,ch holds the stake should be farLher b��,ow the �urface in order that the shoes are not hitting cpncrete when the ground beGC�rr�es ° �ra�n dorrn. In ad�dition to these requests, Mr. Rust suggested that there shoul.d be either a piank or concrete walkway so tha� the gitchers do not have to stand an �� navet� sur�aee when thrawing. Mr. Rust continued by comglaining about the type of horses�oss �hich are provided by the City. Mr. Rust closed by stating that he was * certain that there were persons who would be willing to donate thefr tise to assis� in making the requested chan�es. Mr. Kirkham stated that changing the direction of the court woul� � a good idea, due to the placement of the sun in the late afternoon and evening. !�i'IQN by tGvtkham, Seconded �y S.t,i,�e�c, .to change #�e on.i,en,tazi.on a� �h.e hon4e4hoe c.ou�t.ta .�o �ace no�.th. and aou.th. T6�e iNo-t.i.on ca��r,i,ed. �E FDR SPRi�1G �OK PARK: Ragar Berganini �rrote a letter, dated June 5, 1972, to P�ul BraMa, raquesting Lhat the Com�ission consider tlte installation of a fence betMeen his property, lo��t�d at 580 Ironton Street NE, and Spring Brook Park. Mr. Berganini informed the Go�wissi�t tks�t he presently t►as a decorative fence, but that it does not stop the bal}s ar the childrea who plsy in the park. IYir. Berganini rem�inded the Co�aission /1 th�t a s�milar ience had beea installed along the sout�t�ast boundary of the park, l��,s�on. b� �ga�t, Seeanded �y S#.u�t�., .to .iriet,ucie a �¢net �ox #he bou�.y .e,i,ne be,t3we�,n Sp�t.i.ng 8�cook �antz and Sa0 Ino►titon S.t�ce�,t N�, �aa eone.id�uzi.on .c.n �he 1473 Sudpe� nequee.t. The i►�x,i.on ea,�ve�.ed. `I'he Co�iss�to� asked that Mr. Barganini be infornsd �+ith a copY of the �{ir�utes. �� hlini�t�s of the Parks � Recreati�n Commissi�� eeti�g, June 12, 1972• PaSe 3 « �� '. t�r, Bxown informed the Commission that a ParJc School Ranger was in the offing �c�� :�e protection of both City and School propexty between the hours of S:QQ and 11;A4 p•m. '�h� r�ne� for the salary of this ranger would be paid in part by the City and par�ially by ti�e School, This is a 14 week trial prog�am which, if effectir�e� could dev��.op into � full time job for 1973. The City's portion of the cost of ti�e ranger came fresm t�� un�ssed portion of the t�ard Two Councilman's salary. The program will be �va1�� in October, 1972. �#�_, �:;ry��wn stated that the department would be keeping a lo� of the ranger's daily a�:.�avities, in order that a full report can be made at the �lose of the expeximental ��:`�,.�� . e'�d�TT��s� by Glagan, Secanded by S.t,im�.e�c, .to neeuve zh.e �.n�o�una.t,i.an on .the T'r.r�.fz Sehoa.Z R�ng�� .rcd �a auxz.-i,t �:h.c? �.e.su.e..% a� Zhe Kv�.ogn.am �.n Oe�abe�c. The MoZi.on c.a�vt.i.ed. �R � .. �'.• i 1 . � � � I � ��:�ic��nts in the neighborhood of Craig Park have requested the installation of another two t�n�ris eourts within the par�C. Mr. Wagar felt that additional courts should be prav�aded since there is presently only one and the nearest courts are Loga� Paxk, a' considerable distance away. Mr. Sti�ler agreed that there is a need for a�QUrt at Gra�g Pa�k, since the present one is heavily used. M�17�IQN by Glagan, Seeanded by S.t.i.mm.�en, .t.a cona�i,de�c cc,i .�e.a.bz one �tenru�s eoWc� �Q�c n Cn,a,i.g PanFz �.n �lr.e 1973 Budge,t rceque.��t, on a.t .Zeccs� �i.n �he pni.an,ix,i.e,� �on �u�.e budge.tb , The Ma�i.an ca�vu.ed. I SLAf�tD t� P�CE PFi0.1ECT : The t:��uraission expressed dismay at th� fact that the Island of Peace Cosmittee is b�-•�assing the Parks and Recreation Commission and dealing directly with t�e ��ut��il in respect to Chases.Island and it's development, inspite of the Council'� nume�ous r�u��ts to have the Co�nittee confer with the Commission. Mr. Brnwn said that ha is in constant contact with the Committee and Ed Wilmes in respect to the progress they ma�de and he will try to keep the Co�+mission infoxmesi. �. Stimmler asked how people would �ain access to Chases Island and where wouia c�er �ne par�Cing iheir vehicles? Irh'. Brown explainsci that parking would be provided but ��tt it �ld �e mostly be on school property. � !�►KE HEJ4C�t STAFf : `!'he problem af xarm weather versus the opening date of MoorE Lake Beach �►as discussed, iM�r. Brown explained that in order to hire a well qualified staff, we must re�air� frt� 9p�ir�g the beach untii these people are out of school. Most of our beach st�ff att�nd sc3�oo1 and arenst out until just before the Beach opens. We x'un i��a t�is probl� evcry year. /1a The City posted signs at the beach stating that there was no sxi�ing and thes� signs re��i�ed in position until the beach officially opened on June i2th. . ;� � �. � Minutes of the Farks �, Recreation Commi.ssion �ieetir��, �'une 11, 1972. Page 4 �4(}T�(�N �o c�d�ounn -the mee.t.i.ng a.t 9:40 p.m. T�e i�e�c� r�gular meeting will be held on J�11y 24, 1972, at 7:30 p.m., in the Gommu�itY �topm �t �ridley Civic Center. �esp�ctfc�2� v submitted, /r y°`� � > > _� ��a:.-��-�, ��c : ==�`�` �.�t°2�� ATa�� '�'�R�31�H�., Secretary to the Commission � 0 r \ 0 B • � 1� . t . , � , OFFICIAL NOTICE CITY OF FRIDLEY - PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE THE PLANNING COMMISSION ' TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that the Planning Co�ai.ssion of the City of Fridley will meet in the Council Chamber of the City Hall at 8:00 P.M. on Wednesday, August 9, 1972 to consider � . the following matter: A request for a Special Use Permit (SP ��72-12) by Blaine Construction Inc. to permit the construc- tion of a home for the handicapped on Lot 16, Revised Auditor`s Subdivision No. 10 per City Code 45.051, 3F, in an R-1 zone (single family dwellings area). ,!� Generally located at 6887 Central Avenue North. � Anyone desiring to be heard with reference to the above matter may be heard at this meeting. _ OLIVER R. ERICKSON CIiAIRMl11Q PLANNING COrIl�2I S SION ' i � . Publish: July 26, 1972 � August 2, 1972 �/"1 r 1 �_ � August 2, 197Z � , �'� �7�-/y � ,� � FRIDIEY PLANNING COMMISSION ' Fridley, Minnesota To Whom it may concern: This letter is written to provide you with some information pertaining ta the purpose and need�of a"Home For The Handicapped" for which we are making special use application. There ere numerous handicapped adults residing in Anoka County some of which are being served by various programs such as the "Day Activity Center" � which is located in Fridley and "RISE" which is a sheltered workshop for the handicapped, located in Spring Lake Park. A Work Activity Center is also in the plans for the near future. As these programs progress, more handicapped persons make use of them and become more or less self-support- ing. Along with this the adult handicapped also look forward to independent living. In consideration of the above factors the purpose of our application for a special use permit for Lot 16, Rev. Aud. Subdivision #10 (6887 Central Ave. No.) is to provide a home or independent living for the adult handicapped. /1This home would be supervised by an adult couple who wouZd live-in tfi e property and perform all duties �ecessary of operating a home, such as cooking, laundry and supervision. The persons living in the home would be away from the permises during the day� either at a"Day Activity Center", "She2tered Work Shop" or employment. The residents do not drive so there would be very little vehicular traffic generated by the home. - It is our opinion the facility provides a needed service and Will not detract in any way from the neighborhood. Submitted herewith for your consideration is a print of the praposed home. Sin erely, ` � �� ,�� . � Blaine Edmundson : , BLAINE' S CONSTRt1CTI0N . � �; f i-�____� ` L�cLl� '-.'. ' / i �� G LG-,;, ,lf • /�i.l� IC Chester �R. Tolle.fson - Memher, Board oF Uirectors RISE, Inc. . ti�^ • cnc: . . Print of propose� home ' � �� . r . . . . . . � . . . k . . . . � • . . . . . . �. . . ` � � � � . � � � . . . . . . • � � . . T�� . � � � � . . . . . � . . . . . � � . . . SP 4672-12: Blaine Constr. Co. Inc. Homes for Handicapped Constructed: r Community Living, Inc. (This one is about the same size Victoria, Mina. as the proposed bldg. would be) Reaney Heights (Larger than proposed bldg.) West 7th Street Reaney Heights (Apartments) North St. Paul � Contact Harold Mc Clure, Anoka County Welfare about concern for this type of construction. Tel. 421-4760. Other groups interested in this type of building: Retarded Association, Anoka County Anoka County Com�rehensive Health Board. (Mr. McClure is familiar with all three) � . ..� . . .. . .. - � . � . . � . r . . . �. � � � � - � . � . . . . .. � . � . . .. . � . . . _. . � . . n . �2 CITY OF FRIDLEY MINNESPTA '' P'LANNING AND ZONINC FORM �tu�r 'S P�' 72.• I1.• . �.9 I � TYP'E 0'F REQUEST, �_�R ning �_,�____'Special Uae Pesa�it _____,�,V� r iance APPI.ICANT' 8 SIGNATURE,,�I„ �.r 1 L t., ;�� f�T� �',� �i, c� � APF=oval of Pre- �� . llddro�a ,. �C'/ s..?:`. ��r, jy,; .% 5��:��Y� liminery P1aC G7��•1 lt f;ds - 3 3 H 3 3 ppproval of Fina! Telephone Number 7�':L - � �� , , ,_,,,, Plat ./"'� PROPERTY OW@TER' S SICNATURE %%).��;1 J.cL�'.�f %i� ,�Gr'a.{�,�'�,�a�'�� Addres� Iiy - �c 1 ,,�—/ �-,., • �)/ �� - /�,..�.,_ _ (� , ;_ Telephone Number �, Z,� �( -. �� f• i _.._____S tree ts or All.e�-.._ . Vacatioas �Other $trest Locatioa of Property / �fX � - �',•„ ��-„��,� . •�,e aT Deperi tion of Fro ert -' $ P . F Y�..` /� � / �.�.� .�- . , r . � P�esent Zo�ing Clsssification_ %�, 1 . 8xlating Uae o� the Property_ I // . � . � /, •�� p i ■ � r+�M^�. . . ^ Propoaed Zoning Classificatiop, Special Use, Variance or other request _ S�r:> ,t'a �„ ��„i �- Per Gi tv .�ode 45.051, 3 F. ' Deicribe bxie�ly the Type o� Use and the Improvement Proposed ;�!-.,,. �. ,� ' .,. ,, i , .� _, � ; _ lc�e�ge of Property `��' %,- , ,;� ds• the pr�aaat Applicant Previously Sought to Rezone� Plat� Obtain a Lot Split� Obtaia � VAr�ence or &pecial Use Permit on the Subject Site or Part of It1,�;_ . • When?_ 7 , 2%,�.1� � What vae Requeeted Fee Enclo.;ed $�1�, �:� �� c �3► i. 2.o'�Y D�t• piled Date of HeaYing -_....� . � . � 0 n 0 c PLAxr�ut� nrm zocvtrtc Fo�rs Ntuab�r _..,....�5�..��ZZ..12... ' . PAGE 2 :v. i! Tfie waderaigned understands thatt (e) A list of all residents end awners oi pro- perty within 300 feet mast be atteched to ` th�s application. (b� This application m�st be aigned by all . " owners of tha property� or an explanation ' � ." �iven why this ia not the ce�e. . (c) Responsibility for any defect in the pro- . ceedings resulting fsom the failure to liet ' the namea a`nd a�d-reeaes of all resident• �nd propert� owr,er� of property Within 300 feet of the propwrty in question, beloags to the undcrsi�ned. Reaideats and Owaers of �soperty withia 300 feet:' — ��, y_�,, ��',,�,/ 5�,,� pERSONS ADDI€ESS . . �.�._,__._rr,... � �r - . -- � � � A•ketch of proposed property and structure must be draorn on .the back of this lotto at' attached, showing the following; 1. Notth Direction � 2. Locatioa of Proposed Structuse oa lot. 3. Dimensions of property, proposed structurp, and front and side set-bacica. 4. Street Nau�es S. Locatioa snd use of adjacent existing buildings (within 300 feet). Tl�e underaigned hereby declarea that ell the facta and represeatatioas •tated ia tbi• applicatioa ere true and correct. �' : ` 7� / E, . . � . . . /,.i /u / .l .e l� C �•' s / /'� �'' t'. � �/ o/t .-�f- h ( , 3�A7E�__l _L � l ; 7...? ._.,.,..._..._..._SIG'r1ATtlitE`.��;:� , r,�, r�l�.��. ,_ t , � �,_ • � . . , . . . - — �7�._ �APPLICANT) . . , . • � . . . . . . �, . * # # * f * � * * Approvtd Dtaiad Dp the 3o��d c� Rp�pe��s� ' i�bj�ct.to tbe Following Conditioea: date Approved Denied�, by the Plannin� Commis�ion on �, 8ubject to the $ollowing Conditioaat date Approved Denied by the Council on �ubjeet to the Following �on�itiona; � ' dtte totn� PC 100 . � � � � �� List of Property Owners within 300 ft. �; 'i • SP #72-12; Blaine Construction, Inc. ' L.• 16, Rev. Aud. 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Generally located at 7250 Old Central Avenue Northeast. Anyone desiring to be heard with reference to the above matter may be heard at this meeting. i � OLIVER R. ERICKSON CHAIRMAN � ' PLANNING COMMISSION � ^ Publish: July 26, 1972 August 2, 1972 .r--= . .�_:._ , � � /'1 CITY OF FitIDIEY tiINNESQTA �`t,ANNING ANA ZONINC FORM tlu�aber �,�d �" �2' �q � T s�. APPLICl1NT' S SIGNATURE �� C�-�.-_.� ar es or Address__ ,_�S�t� ��,ti,-th_S.*.�..$„- Fridle� 55432 ?e2@phone Nu�aber 784-1381 FROP'ERTY R' S GNA -/ �� O�1tdE S I TUF.E � n � /Wdre�s 1 , � � T�leghone Number G � 5�/ - � t� �.�. �J� i TYY'E 0!F REQUEST _,.,., X _Rezoning , _,�,,,�,_.Special `Uae Permit _��,Veriance _.____ Approval of P�re- liminary Ylat ____,,,�,�,,,Approval of Final Plat �Streets or All.er-.... Vacations � Other _,._�. Street Locatioa of Proporty 7250 O1d Central Avenue , �Lega1 Deec�iption of property East 125__feet of Lot 18, Block 2, Central View Manor. '. �.,.. . _...,._ e , Present Zoning Claaeification___ C� t.,,�� }�„G;nac� ar�� . 8xisting Uas o� the Property_ ca�-.,-u.A �r�tion . � �� ii��\f " ' �.�. w�r�..r.�� Propo$ed Zoning Classificatioa, Special Use, Variance or ot6er request __ s_� General business are�. De�crfbe bxieflp the Type of Usa and the imprvven►ent Propesed f -H 1 rentals. 1►cre�ge af Property 8se the present Applicant Previously Sought to Retone� plat� Obtaia a Lot Split, Obtaia �t Vqr�ance or Special Use Permit on tbe Subject Site or �art of It?�% . - . . iihen� • ..... ;. - , � What Wae Requeeted Fee Enclo,aed $ - 1 C�% D+tte Filed Date ai ��aring_ k.i,- �°al a� _.__.. ,� . . . _ _ i�� — �:___ - ' PIANNING A1VI� ZONING FQRM YACE�2 0 Hw+aber� �,2.2 —ca �' . . - - - . � Tha audesaigned u�derstands that: (a) A list af all residents and aWners of pr�-, perty witl�in 300 feet muat be attached to Chis epplicatfon. - (b) This appl�cation must be signed by a!1 - ov:ners of tha property, or an explanation ' given why thi� is not the caae. . (c) Responsibility for any defect in the pro- . ceeding� sesvltfng from the fai,lure to li�t ' - the names snd addresses of all residents �nd propert� owr.erg of property withi.n 300 � feet of the prop�rty in queation, beloag� � to the undersi�,ned. Restdeats and O�ners of �roperty within 300 feet:' �'E1tSON5 ADDRESS �7 �Z/ �'�-�9� /�'� � ' � '�r'� ��,' �� _ � w� �. � i r� �� ' . � , ��r,�F �� ` �o?�� L/� �'�',(�%��L - � c' _ . ..__.__ _ �i� �� .�G'/ r'''� ��/i s�%��- , �:�'��-- � r� � E A sketch of praposed property and structure must be dra��n on the back of this foum or attached, showing the following: 1. NotCh Direction � 2. Lac�tioa of Proposed Structure oa lot. 3. Dimensians of property, proposed � . structur�� and fzont and side set-backs. 4. Street Nsmes S. Locstion �nd use of adjacent existing � buildiRgs (within 300 feet). The underai�ned hereby declarea that all the faets and represeatatiaas stated in tbte apQlication are true and aorrect. _; 1�11� .• � .. . . • � • ... � . . . . . * # � * * � � * * Apy+rov�d Deaied Dy th� 3oasd o� Itp�eii� Sabject.to tbe Folloving Conditiona: date Approved Denied by the Plannin� Commia�ion on � Subject to the �ollowiag Coaditioas: date Apptoved Denied by the Councii on iubject to the Following �oa�itionas � ' date For� PC 140 � •. 0 f �A,y.- �� r� �� .� .�. : . '. ' � ,, -:_� -:.i :�:: . _:i: �%`�` �f� r� _192•� :�� 3 � � � . .. ✓ . . ' • ♦ ,, • � ''' • �/ ^ Z ,. h�+ _ � ';TAT� A�0 r r-r-��.^�-- � .2L'. r.'yS. �;,F � �S-� O � - - _ �, is I��i21�� .�i� �6 S I s I�.i�s r,. --- � �1 � ,? .,_ �P �72-10: Charl.es Jordan ; s N ZOA ��72-09• - ' _1�� . ,4 `� _ . - `' .s�K a��,�� ..� , t � p A �; _ � . :! 3 ' �� . ' � � . . 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A request for a Special Use Permit by Charles Jordan (Chuck's Gulf Service) SP l�72-10, to continue a service station and perma.t the addi- tion of U-Haul rentals as per City Code, Section 45.101, Section B, 3, E to be located on the East-125 feet of Lot 18, Block 2, Central View Manor located in the North Half of Section 12, ^ T-30, R-24, City of Fridley, County of Anoka, � Minnesota. Generally located at 7250 Old Central Avenue Northeast. Anyone desiring to be heard with reference to the above matter may be heard at this meeting. i � OLIVER R. ERICKSON CHAIRMAN ' PLANNING COMMISSION � Publish: July 26, 1972 August 2, 1972 . � . ��-- ,,�� y �,:�.,,�� ,�,.,, � ,/ � o e �- � � ��vti' fi i � � � � �r� � � .� �f/'<,� � s�/ Sr-�/,�' 3 � ,%' � � y �: Q ?�, , ' � . � . . • ,S� 72 10: Charles Jordan � N , /,., ' , . - _ ZOA ��72� : C-1 to C-2 .o.� �� , . y /� . � �3,► ' �� " : n^ � - � - -. � - -j�. - - . -- - - . -_ __.-. --w �_ . . -. . __, _.._-- _ . . ___ . � � • � � � :� � �� . ��, �, �� . ..� - � , .� � - � � � �° � � � _ _ � � � � � � : . - �. o 'Q � v � , �' �• i � �: � ^ �� , � � --� � . "� k �,� `. 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PROPERTY OiWNEIt' S SICNATURE I�-+��1��, l'l�'/i `L 2.�' Vacations � �� `� �J � /�ddreso- �� -' �� C �F� ,s��'.y � -.�� d -rr Other � Telept�one Number ��`f '/��'% . ., �,. � 8tseet Locatian of Property / ,� J � � ,� �� , �`N ,�- �� .I,e$al Aeacxiption of . Property �,f � ./_' ��T(%�� ;� : ��/ 7L1'��,�/ � _East ].25 feet of Lot 18, Block 2, eentral View Manor _ t : i . /'� P�'esent �o�ingTClaesification ��C>L�j�� *"�^l?�''.�� C-1 (local business) _�_ l � � � y� � ^ , / � _ C-2 under consideration Sxiatin Uae o� the Pra rt � `-:,r-%i-,� .� .�,q- �r� �,� _ Propoved Zoning Clasaificatioa� Special Use, Variance or other r�quest Deacribe bxieily the Type of Use and the �mprovemeat Proposed �.��/_--��_.'�-�� :> �� /S �`��''f 7=`>' �`' Per_Section_45._101, B,_ 3-E Acre�ge of �roperty �� iia• the pr�seat Applic�nt Previoualy Sought to Resona� plat� Obtatn a Lot Split, Obtaia a Variaace or Spacial Use Permit on the Subject Site or �art of It2.__,__ , • , idhe�t . Wlttt aae Requeeted Fee Encio€+ed $ % �� '� y`x �� / Date Piled Date of N�aring .____._� i�� ! ��;�.�- ��`--� �7 ` � ��:�p - ��y — s`'` � � �� %� � � � --e ' . � . � ,�= — �--�—� f� - . ,' � � __ _ _ _ �� i .�PLANNIN� ANn ZONING FOAM PACE 2 . pwsbar� � �? .152_ ' . _ .. . ,, �a vmdessignsd understand� thet; (a) A list of all residents aad awners of pra-� perty within 300 feet cauat be atteched to this application, - (b) This application must be iign�d by all owners of tha property, or an enplanatioa ' � � �iven why this ia not the case. . (c) Responsibility for any defect in the pro- . ceedings sesul.tin� fran the failure to 11st ' the c►ames and addresaes of all residenta ' �nd property o�ar�er� of property Within 300 . feat of the proF�rty ia qnestion, belongs ' to the undcrsi�ned. Re�ideats and Owners of �roperty within 30� feet:� � � � PERS�ON5 J ADDRESS � �""r ��-,G ��y �,��-y� i .� �; � -� , > � � � . �_�,� �� n � ./c� �.�,v .�`.� � � , , , z___ � _.�. ____r.�.._. __._.___ _:.�..--� � � � ' -� 1.Y..�'_ .�-�l� � ;: � -� �,.% _ _. �� , � �� f C �.�. Y.�'�r<r;,l'��,�i� � s A sketch of pYOposed property and structure a�ust be dra�m on the back oi this �oYm ar attached, showing the following: 1. North Direction � 2. LocAtiaa of Proposed Structure oo lot. 3. Dimensions of property� proposed •tructarp. and front snd side set-bacics. . 4. Street Names � S. Location End uae of adjacent existing � buildings (within 300 feet). The �nderaigned hereby declares that all the facta and represeatatioc►s atated in th�s applicatioa are true and cozrect. ; � i , r �-, DsA�7,_� =',. �� `�--� � ; � `/-/SIG"ivATURL (APPT.ICANT) ' ,• . .. . . • -... 0 . . * f # * * � � * * Approv�d Otai�d Dy tht 3oasd o� �pQei�a • aubject.to t�e Following Conditiona: date Approved Denied by tlae Plannin� Coauai��ion on 8ubject to the $ollowing Conelitions; de�e Approved Denied by the Counctl on =abject to the Following Conditiona: � ' d+�te • •� l�oz�o PC 100 � • .. . .... .. . ... ._ . .. . ... �. . . ... . . . . � . . � . . V � . . � . � . . I . .. OFFICIAL NOTICE CITY OF FRIDLEY PUBLIC HEARING , BEFORE THE PLANNING COMMISSION Notice is hereby given that there will be a Public ,. flearing of the Planning Commission of the City of Fridley in the City Hall at 6431 University Avenue Northeast on Wednesday, August 9, 1972 in the Council Chamber at 7:30 P.M. for the purpose of : Consideration of a proposed Preliminary Plat, � P.S. ��72-03, Timber Ridge, by Robert L. McGregor of the North 824.7 feet of the West Quarter of f the Northeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of Section 13, T-30, R-24, City of Fridley, County of Anoka, Minnesota. � Generally located Sauth ot 69th Avenue and 1,000 feet West of the City Limits. Anyone desiring to be heard with reference to the above matter will be heard at this meeting. � d � OLIVER R. ERICKSON CHAIRMAN � , pLANNING COMMISSION r'1 Publish: July 26, 1972 August 2, 1972 r P 9�'.__ . � � `� "'-: -_ � . � r CITY OF FRYDLEY MINNESOTA 0 � �� I TYP� O�F REQUEST . , �__,,,., Rezoning PLANN�NG AND �ONINC FORM � _____�,,,,_Special Uae Permit pwober��—�% 2. - �3 -- TIMBER RIDGE variance � AYPLICANT' S SIGNATURE • ___'�__�App=oval of Pxe- liminary Plat i►aaxe.� zaza• s . .,r , ___Z(___Approval of Final Telephone Number ��,�,r�y�b v. � �� M•�F• Plat andve t De� CorpP • Streets ot' Al].e'y�--._. PROPERTY OWNER'S SIGNA �i�j . n ��yacationa ._._.. �'•' 7�'c . /iW . Addzes• s • J . Other � Telephoae Number 8„�,Z4 -Z� � Street Locatioa of Froperty �Ty �� • �R �9� •La$el Deacsiption of property��iL7 �•F u��♦ e� � E y4. .P y4 Sst�r.:.r / T ' 3. /C'i4 . . ..,r..! � ,�.�t'M1.r , ��r � � s o , . Fceaent Zoning Claaeification�� —�/i• Z��' RICqO��tJt �i� 8xisting Uae of the Property vAtw�T , ' _ - propoeed Zoning Claaeification, Special Use� Variance or other request Deacribe bxie�ly _ /.w+NI�..3s. � he Zype of Use and the Improvement Proposed �. • �•i �,�ty a s �_ ..�.. ��. i � ILcre�ge of Property . G. i� 3 Na• the �r�seat Applic�nt Previously Sought to Resone� Plat, Obtain a Lot Split� Obtaia � VAriance or Spacial Use Permit on tbe Subject Site or :art of It? N� . When? ^. ilhat vaa Requ ed Fee Enclo 1ed S��;�?c) � Dat• Filed e �Z Date of Hesrin�, u.� ��. r v ♦ . 0 pLANN?NG ANIi ZONING FORM Nuwber P . S . �d72-03 �� PACE 2 ...�...... /''� . . Th4 uaderaigAed uaderstand� thets (a) A list of all residents snd awners of pro- perty within 300 feet must be atteched to this epplication. (b) This application mdst be •igned by al! - � owners of tha property� or an explanatioa � . givea why this ia net the cate. : (c) Respoasibility for any defect in the pro- . eeeding� sesul:ting from the failure to liat the namea and a3dresaes of all reaident� t�nd propert� owr�er� of property within 300 feet of the prop�rey in queation, beloags to the undersi�ned. Re�ideats and Owaers of �roperty within 300 feet:� PBRSON5 ADDItESS � 0 .� See attached list used for rezoning. 0 � , A sketch of propoaed property and structure must be dra�m on the back of this lo�rm or �tttached, showing the following: 1. Nosth Direction � 2. Locatioa of Proposed Structure on lot. 3. Dimensions of property, proposed � •tructure. and fro�t and side set•backa. . 6. Street Nau�es � S. Locatian �nd uae of adjacent existing � buildings (within 300 ieet). !he undex�igned hereby declares that ell the fac and representatfoas •tated ia tbia a plication are true and correct. ;' r DiA .SIGI3ATIlRE � (APPT.ICANT) .• .. . ... •*#•�r�tit*� Approvtd Dtaied Dy the �oatd o� ItpQei�s� � anbjtct,to the Follc�wing Conditions: dste Approved Denied by the Plannia� Commi��ion on ,i'� Subject to the Bollowing Conditiona; date Approved Denied by the Couneil on =ubject to the Following Conditiona: � � date toro YC 100 • � . �� /'"'� ,. , * ZOA �72-02: Robt. L. McGrerzor • Public Hearing Notices: . PI.ANNING COI�IISSION: Mailed - January 26, 1972 COUNCIL. . . . . . : Mailed - February 17, 1972 Plat TIMBER RIDGE. P.S. �672-03: Planning Commission: Mailed - July 21, 1972 � . � Council. . . . . . Mailed - . Indegendent School District ��14 6000 West Moore Lake Drive ' Fridley 55432 , Approved Builders, Inc.- 1052 Osborne Rd. N.E. � Fridley 55432 ra Floyd F. Foslien , . :- 3345 University Ave. S.E. Mpls. 55414 '. Mr. & Mrs. Allen L. Williams 947 $6th Avenue N.W. Coon Rapids - s`s�- �3 Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Germundson I390 County Road "H" ' � Fridley 55432 � Y Mr. & Mrs. Leslie J. Tikkanen I400 69th Ave. N.E. � • Fridley 55432 �. � Robt. L. McGregor 265 Stonybrook Way Fridley, Minn. 55432 • � F.S._ _�f72-03_: TIMBER RIDGE �" `-�bt. L. McGregor �� `N, 824. 7� of W� of N� of NF3y of Sec. 13. / , � �� ; _. �l1Fe)�i�IK':.�� i� , \ I9' 20"' ; � ..� t � � I � �� e .s ; '.'Sa.� �J+t�c..ty/.«snw�i i � pie- : i. 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'10 �� :l �=: Y I y � ,:x t/s. ` i�'. i �� i i�, .,"i�.;..' �,` t ; . j � � ..�r�� • i ' � n � (� k` '�'��-�- i•ti r-a� � �re _.�,�:.4� _��:��__/ `�=3,- -- �'<—�_u.Ll _ . . —1'• 3--� ------ ' . ._� . . � E' y:- � � Form #5-68 � � � � � �ni� � � � � .� �d aHi�� 0 3 ,C a�°°� �� 4-1 O � U o � m .� -�m�� a�oo mo�i� � �m� ._____ _ � LOT SPLIT APPLICATION CITY OF FRIDLEY . �p, , A�PLICANT: ��L�"7'�Zi� /%(i✓7R".�.f'jt-� a ;� ' , y, jz'c"Et�,/_l�< � �a �°' � / � ��? .:1''��J y =�. �: ADDRESS: f /� �ZC.,L..-�i. 1{� (-� -r Street C�ty' Zip Code TELEPHONE # � �� c� - "2 5' �'� Home Businese � � PROPEftTY OWNE�� S� % �"7 -`'� J� y'L =�`Z' i L i�L /'i ,a--,�J ADDRESS(ES)_:: ✓,�� r • ` - ty �� ,g I,ot split �_ s, �� - 0� I Dste Filed: Fee:� /� Receipt � Counail Action: Da.�e R�ORKS ; Zip Code Street City Zip Code TELEPHONE #( S ) � °�` c� - 1,��- i 'Z _ Home � Buei.neas Property Location on Street or E�cact Street Addresa ( IF ANY� g j Q ►�Y1 i s�. ►�� + PQ P �sTrL �� Lega1 Description of Property: �v I 1 nbc.ocX � I�GtO�; G � t�K � �� A.vr�s' � r Reason for Lot Split: TD �Al.�► �ic.�f HO D �T►c1.�/ic.._. �t i► �r>>,� i C � tT� � - i Area of Property OOfJO sq. ft. Clasoification bC- The undersigned hereby declaree that all the facte and rep�esentations etated in this applicstion �re true and correct. )(DATE: 1[��jr ��SIGNATURE "��L�"� �f�.: �z �_�,t2.�rt;�r-n , � BELOW FOR CITY IISE ONt,Y (Seq 7�tveree eide for additional inatruction�) PLATS dc SIIBS: Date of Consideration - Reuoarke : _ ^ . PLANNING CONINSISSION: Date of Conaideration - Remarka: CITY COIINCIL: Date of Consideration - Remarks: ,� .__ _ Julp 26, 1972 ?ir. Terrsnce Paulson ' 932 Miesiasippi Street N.E. �� Frid2ey, Miaz�. 55432 &�s Lctt Split, L.S. #72-06, by Mrs. Harion Johnson Dear Mr. Yaulson: F3e�se find enclosed a drawing shawing the div3sion of Mre. Johnsoa's Iot ss ghe $as requested. The PZats & Subdivisions-Streets & Utilities Subcua�ittee tabled the3r action on this request because�-they felt the need for more time to deliberate. Thep also felt that if the split were spproved, it would affect pour home the most as anp new house butit on the new lot Would set closer to Mississippi Street tha� qours doea. The Subconm�ittee continued thi8 item to a meeting to be held at 7:00 P.H. on Auguat 9, ].972 aud invites qou to attend so that they maq hear sny commenta pou may have on the proposed 2ot aplit. If you are unable to attend, please call or write me to give your opinion of the proposed division. If you need clarifi- ca,tion on the split, please feel free to call and inquire. ; � ..__ _Yours very,;-t y--�, `�, , . •, j\ ,y ( �,� � .. . .. . . . \.�_ . , , \, t ��:.J`: ��J .. DARREL� CI.A � ' Engineering Aeeistant DC;ob Enc. CC: Mrs. Ntarion Johnson n 1 �� 38 � � Plats.& Subs.-Str. & Util. Mtg. - July 12, 1972 Page 5 /1 presently zoned C-1, contingent npon an application for rezoning R-1 for the remaining C-1 area and that the commercial 1ot be split into approx.tmately 81 feet for Lot 1 and Lot 2 to be 71 feet with the necessary easements to a11ow continuing the water and sewer access for Lot 1. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. 4. PROPOSED PRELZMCN�RY PLAT, P.S. �72-02, DORSTAD ADDITION flY EINAR "TED" DORSTAD: A replat of Lot 39, Revised Auditor's Subdivision �77 except that part to Greenwood (Parcel 5640). Mr. and Mrs. Dorstad were present. Mr. Clark e�cplairaed that Mr. Dorstad requested rezoning to R-3 about a month ago. At that time the discussion was to divide into residential lots with a street xunning thY�ough the center. The Planning Commission and peopie thought double bungaluws on East River Road would be acceptable with single family residences on the remaining property. The next problem was the stxeet. Some day there will be a median put down East River Road and the interior streets will nat have access to East River Road excepting to go South. The traffic signal would he at 79th Avenue and Osborne Road and would take care of the left turns going North. He had talked to Mr. Lundheim recently who said he does not like the plat hut will continue to work on the design. They probably would have to get additional right of way on the West side. Mr. Lundheim asked about getting additional easements along East River Road for slope ^ or sidewalk. The houses on the West side are located close to East Rivez Road. The structures on the East side are set back pretty far. He asked to be given apport,unity to give it more study. Mr. C1ark said the lots abutting East River Road meet the minimum area requirements for R 2. The w�atermain is on the East side of East River Road. The sewer would be opea cuts and the storm sewer is in to Talmadge now. Rafer- ring �a Talmadge Lane, if �i3e �idiags go through, Talmadge Lane would be su�faced. �her� is eaough �eigh� of �$p. Osborne Road is 50 feet wide with a 56 foot right of way. Mr. Clark suggested Mr. Dorstad talk to idr. Greeawc3od e�cplaiaing that it �euld be to the City's advantage and Mr. Greenwood's if he w�anld inclu�� his - parcel in the Dorstad plat. � 1�Z'ION by French� seconded b�} lfeissner, that the PZats & Subdivisions - Streets & Utilities Subco�ittee rec�amtend approval of the z�reliminary p1at, P.S. �?Z°OZ, Dorstad Addition to the P�anniag Co�eission, ta replat Z�t 39,� � Revised Audi tor `s Sub�divisir3n �77 ezc�pic tha t�az�t ta Gr�ens++nod fP�rcel 5640) sub,j�t i-ss Fossible easements for r�tilities on the t�ast side af East Ri.ver Road, la�±i� ��asterl� side of the ��rt�, and considaration'::�e given to the s�a3ig�at of Osborne Road samewheres c3ase as shofvn vn th� proposed plat. tlpon a voice vnte, a11 voting aye, tl�e motion carried unan.imously. 3. Y.�T SPLIT REQUEST : L. S. #72-G� � AY i�?�S . 1�.�,F'tZON 30HIr'�!;" `�: Lo t 1, Blo ck 2, ^ I�ore Lake iiighlsads to be sp1.f� ineo two Zots: 80x1Gv and 120xIQ0. Mrs. Mario$ Joi�san wa� present. �°� Plats & Subs Str & Util Mt� - July 12, 1972 Page 6 ^ The explanation of the request was given by Darrel Clark. This is a lot on the corner of Able and Mississippi Streets. There is 100 feet on Mississippi Street and 200 feet on Able street. a house is on the lot. If the lot were split, the new lot would be 80 feet and abut Mississippi Street. This wauld give � 1ot of 8,000 square feet, 12 feet between the lot line and existin$ house, and 10 feet being the side yard minimum. The recommendation would be for the driveway to come off Able street. ,The City would like to get a 10 foot sidewalk easement along Mississippi Street in case Mississippi were widened. �he side- walk easement would not encroach on the area as it would be considered part of the yard. There is a retaining wall on Mississippi Street which belongs to the County. The present house faces Able Street but uses a Mississippi address. The reason for the split is that the husband passed away and Mrs. Johnson wou].d like to sell part of the property. � � Chairman Schmedeke said that the new lot probably would be in the area. Mr. Clark said the frontage was about average, but the area average. Lots further South are 75`x150'. The lot might appear prospective buyer because the rear yard would be short. the smallest far less than small tp the Mr. Clark said that the homes in the area were probably built in the 1950's. The date of the present home is about 1940, being a little on the small side and getting rather old. The house to the East (Mr. Paulson's) is a good sized rambler and sets rather f ar back. The houses across Able Street were probably build in the 50's. They do not meet the standards of today's minimum require- ments. The Subcommittee was told not meet the City stantdards. rear of the lot would be next they were being asked to approve a lot that does As the proposed lot would face Able Street, the to Mr. Paulson's lot. Mr. Meissner said that Mississippi Street, being a main street in the City, he felt it was important they keep proper consideration for the requirements of the ordinance as far as the ordinance is concerned. This will be a small lot within the area of Mississippi Street. Most of the homes are beiag built on very large lots. There are ways of controlling the kind of houses, but the Sub- co�nittee does not pass on them. His basic objection was that it does not meet the area requirements, is on a main thoroughfare of the City and in an area of large lots. He asked if Mrs. Johnson had any apecific plans and her answer was "no particular plans". Chairman Schmedeke suggested the Subcommittee take a better look at the request because this property is on a main street and also he had had no time to check it.' MOTION by l�eissner, seconded by French, that the Plats & 5ubdivisions- Streets & Utilities Subcommittee continue the request for a Lot 5plit, L.S. #72-06, by Mrs. Marion Johnson, to split Lot 1, Block 2, Moore Lake Hiqhlands into two build.ing sites, until the 9th day of August, or in case of a 1ar�e agenda, on August 2nd subject to the decisions of the Chairman and Darrel�Clark, Engineering Assistant, notifying the neighbor on the East of the Hearing. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting sye, the motion carried unanimously. CiERALO T. COYNE 3Q0 BRU�JS�YICK AVE. S. GOLDEN VALLEY, MINN. MINN. REG. N0. 4741 ^ • INQUSTRtAL — JUOICfAL COMMERCIAL — TOPOGRAPHICAL CITY LUTS — PLATTING BOND �UILAuftS !OT 5�9�'��YS C��APfY LAtiU SURYEYU(t5 �EOISTERET UNDER LAWB OT STATE O! MIHttESOT< LICENBSD EY ORDINANCE OP CITY OP YINNEAPOLIf 6747 W. 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M�M��R� �XGUSEp; Fitzpatrick. OTHER� �R�S�NT; M�'s. G, R. Car�p�ano, 6040 St� S�x��t �.E.� �6Q-�76S� L.Y�RV. Mrs. Virgil Isk�aug, 1473 75th Avenue NE, 7$¢-481$, j„W.�/, �lrs. Paul Olsen, 1381 Onondago Street N.E., 786-5075, �„ W�'�� 7�m Nielsen, 7583 Lyric Lane NE, 784-2783, F.Y.F.A. Marvin Brunsell, Finance Director, City of Fridley.. Paul Brown, Director of Parks and Recreation. Ralph Volkman, Park Foreman. Cathie Stordahl, Secretary to the Commission. MINUT�S Q� JUN� �� l�TZ MEETING� ��`I�� c� Wa�a�c, Secanded by K.ih.Fzham, zo appnove xh.e M,i.nuze.� a� �l�.e R�u.�cVt P4vF� �� .�.e�,�i.un Cammd..ad�.on Mee,ting, dcLted June 12, 1912. The Ma�i,on ca�vc�.g,�, ��IAP�'IENT OF RICE CREEK PARK� �'�� y�,�� airman asked Mr. Brown for a report on the Jaycee projecx d�ve�c�p�n��t ��' R�C� C�'ee� Paxk, and the report was that due to reorganization withi�: the �£��cQ�� a�' ��,� ,�ay�ees and the different priorities which they now have, the Rice f�x��k Park develo�ment prpject is in a state of limbo. Perhaps late� thi� fa�l Qx ��T�Y next �pr�r�g, they'll be able to proceed with their plans. Presently, t��r� W�� p �ey��ppment until we hear from the Jaycees. I� SC�IpQI. RANGER � �� j��W� j�nforir.�d the Commission that an evaluation of the success af th.� P��'k / SCk�pc�l Itan��r would be made in October, after the trial �rogram h�s beer� G�mple��d �,�c� �j�, �eport� can be filed. The hope is that the program wi�l be �ucG�ss�u1 ez�9�u,�k� t� laarrant a 30 week program for 1973. }ye�y� had inany good reports and along with a few complaints, but al� �z� aj,� � sp ��x t�Q pxo$ram is deemed successful with its 6 hours a dav, 6 days a we�k �s� t�g, �i�� iVing good park coverage and Mr. Stanton is pleased with the p�og�� '� �t�� ct��A�s . Mi' � Va�l4mar� has been very conscience of th�s through our vandal ism xe�qrts , �,� �� lge� �ir�ds th�� something has been vandalized�pr is just in need of �ep�ir� �� i� �'+��Qrt�d and the office has the information at 8:00 a.m. the next morr�ing, �� m�n� ��s�st vandali$m is haulted completely befo�e i� �►as tim� tq b�g�.�. ��` �Q�P�� a�e 1� ab�sing the facilities, they are asked to leave before it gets �u� Q£ ��t�d, Th$ �eqp�� re now beginning to identify him with his responsibility and a��g� �� Cx tha� �� is there to prevent problems and assist the residents if the�Q �s � d�� FR ��Y Y(�UT�I FQOTBALL ASSOC IATI ON � M�', "�pm N��lsen, President of the Fridley Youth Football Association, wa� px��+�� o /� a,n�4�ru �h� �Qmmi.ssion of the Association's plans for the 1972 �al l Foo�l��#� �, �i��p� � [��4 �� ted that after conferring with Mr. Brown, it was decided �t�� j�@�� Wqx�" � cQU�le oi items which should, be brpught to the attention of the Gomtg,��pt�. '�� ,�,,�„ belonging to the North Suburban League, has been awaxded ��e 197� P�py��w� a�d they will be held on the new football field at the Commons P��Ic+��t ..�� Minutes Qf the Parkti $ Recreatior� Commissia,z I�ee�A��g, July 2y�= =�72. __ Page 2 ,F�A� �CON�T); , _ ,-�,..�.�..�-�- Sep�embe� 2nd, and they would like permission from the Commission to charge admi��fA3� to �h�s g�n►e. The snow fence which was insta�led around the field a�tex tha iil�W ��a�� w�� lanted, is still in place, and it would require no additipnal '�imp Q�' ��'p�?iem� �Qx tl�e maintenan.:e staff . ��, Waga� stated that it has not been the practice to charge people to watch b�� g��S p� ��y type, in our parks. It was pointed out by Mr. Blair that they do c��.�g� �dmission to the Softball Tournament each year, 1�� ]�141�en explained that they would be charging for adults only, not fpr the yputk�, Th��a m9ni.es would be used for tt�e program, not fpr personal gair�. j��+, K]��j�ha.ni Said that as long as the City does not have to receive these �qt��@S � 11R �¢�j,� s�Q �o reason why there should be problems. M�', Ni�lsen explained that the monies would help to reimburse their recent �xp��diturp �� $2�pQ,QQ which was spent to purchase 150 pair of football pants, alpng W�t� CQ1��'�d �'pptb�ll pants fox the traveling teams, and mouth pieces for all boys reg�s�.��'ed, Th4 �d�li��c��l funds will come in handy. MOTION by K.vc.F�ham, Seeanded by wagan, �ci gnar�t pehm-i.dbd.on �o �he €ni.d.�ey you�h Fov�� A.44p�,i.a#�,i.on fia ehcvcge adm.i.d��.an a� adu.P,t� who w.i,�h �a wa.teh �he Nalc,th Su�urcban ��uQ ��u�,� ��h.e Common,6 Pwch. on Sep�e�nbe�c 2, 1972. The Mo.t.i.on ea��.ed. �"t�.,�Y l.I T� L�UE � � � �ipy �l�ph�rson, President of the Fridley Little League, was unable to at��nd '�h� 1�� c� h� a�ked Mx, N�elsen to make his presentation to the Commission. F9�' th� ��G��s� ysa�°, '�h� Pridley Little League Fields will be used to host the North Subux�iaa� j�ea�u� �qu�n��, p�ay, and once again, they are requesting the use of some bleach�rs �ox� th� ��e��p��, Gast year they asked for four units and received two, fo� th�� @ �'!��5 ��ric�d, alnd the comment was made that if more seating had been availabl�, '��B Gou�,c� ��1�1y h�Ye hosted the State Tournament. Mr. Nielsen said that last yea� ��,p�'� W�pr� �bout a thousand people who came out to see the games. The final ran �c�� g�, �'he general comments throughout the entire tournament were tha� �.�� Fx�.s��y �,��t�� Ge�gue Fields were probably the best throughout the North Suburban �,e�g�{+�. '��j,g �,��ue includes such cities as Hopkins, Minnetonka, and Richfielci, a��, Mx, j��.�ls�lt� St�t�d that his particular team would be going into the Leagu�, but th�t �1�e�r �re r�ot allowed to play on �heir own fields. The Little League Asspcia�iqT� �s �qw �'�qu�sting the cooperation of the City again t�is year, in the use o� �i��a�t1e�'� �� p�}e week period . M�'. Wagax said that Mr. Brown could let the Association use what he has, but j,� �}e �1Q�st�'t have four sets, he can only give out what he has available. Mr, �rp� ��l��f� w�,�t dates this would involve, and Mr. Nielsen said it would begin on July 2��h ��1d ],�� h�QUg,h either Saturday, August 5th or Sunday, August 6t}�. Mr. �rq� �xp��i1Q� �� F��,�i] Qy was hosting the Minnesota State Industrial Softball Toux�am�t�t� 0�3 tl�� w��e�►c� �� August 5th and 6th, and that they would have to have the blea�h�rs �a�� p� �,��,� Mr, Nielsen stated that they would appreciate any assistanc� �i��Y Gpu�� ^ have �Qx wt�atever length of time they were available. Mr. Brown said �ha� '��' �S?�}�� y� �QU� b�eachers, but that they would have to be removed on Thurscl�y, q� pPg��.��Y _- t�px ��}�� et along with removing only two units, but they would be nee�l�� o►�� ' ��em at td� Cqtmnon�. Mr. Niels�� $aid th�t this was fine and that they cou ��ti�� npVe� ��,��r'fields from the play after Thursday. �, ��Qyvn agreed to the use of four sets of bleachers from July 31 through August �, L-:�� Mi�ut�� ot ttie Parks t; Recreation ::ommi`siori i��,`r ��r;s ��sly Z�, �972• Page � CORR�SP ND�K E� ^ �� j,�,.�� ew the Commission's attention to t}�e correspondence they hac� ��G��,y�c� �j�� ,�� on�j}a �nd the first item discussed was the ir�formation �repaxe� b�' ��,��, j��.��j�, �eague Coordinator of the �irl's Flag Football and Gir1's $�'Pi�m�a�� t '�� p��,��j�or� j�ad asked for a copy of the program and rules, whicj� lyr, ��{� ��@� at3c�em�de available for distribution. �jx, �� asked Mr. Brown if the Girl's Broomball would be in confl�c� w�.�1� t�g �p��q� ��q��tion of Fridley (H.A.F.), in the use of the rinks. Mr� BroW� ��p�a�,�e� ��,� �� wQ�yj,� r�pt, due to the fact that ai l of their games this past yea7� We�'e' ��, �,� ��anery Park, and the H.A.F. does not use this rink. �� pW� �4��nt�d out that the Girl's Flag Footbali will be played �� Lo��C� Pa�jc, . �'�� t� �,tem discussed was the report by Mr. Harvey McPhee, Health I�s�e�tq� �p� j?��, ��ing that in his judgement, Moore Lake was safe for swimming, M�'. ��Q}�� q$r�ted out that the major item of concern was the content of coli�p� �.� '��e �,�J,s�, '��e total coliform count of a beach should not exceed 1000/ml ., a�}�i j�p�� ,�� a�s to be 50-60/ml. In Mr. McPhee's opinion, Moore Lake shou�c� j�� 7'��l��d �,� ��'� �'Q�► �ubli� swimming. '�� }�� .�em discussed was the Island of Peace Project. Mr, Browrl stated 'k�1�t �h� �� ,�� '�t�e process of applying for LAWCON funds. We have drafte�l g�,� ��l�C��}P� �'p�' I,A�tGQN and prepared all required information which should be submittec� }�1 ��obe�', �lq ��e �gc�uesting $170,000.00. The breakciown of funds will be 50� from ��e��, ��e ��Q� St�,��, and 25% from City sources. This total amount is strictly �or develQ�mQn�, ^ �'�� nc� j�tself is already property of the City. ��p�� a� �iyde Park is merely clearing the brush and trimming trees, �r� ��e ��5� �j��,� s�� of providing a park facility. f��' B��x a$ked if there was any progress in locating and obtaining pro��rty �� '��e ��1�� r�a? Mr. Brown stated that nothing has been done to d�t�. �j�t ��'at�� in£ormed the Commission that the City Attorney's office ir� ir� �.�}@, �rQ�� q��' �ev�anp�T►� the City Ordinances. Mr. Stimmler asked if there were any d��s�i� ��}��g�s, a�d Mr. Brown stated that there were not. The majority of the c��s ,��'� �p si�a�ly clarify the present readings, and better serve the community, Nk1^! PQPCORI`# MA�+ I NE ; M�' , ¢�oW� i�lformed the Commission that after making numerous, expensive �'e��irs qT4 �� popc�ar� machine at Moore Lake Beach, the City asked the Fridley Jay��e$ 1� ��ey �ot�1d �1� interested in purchasing a new machine. The Jaycees gladly don�te� t�}� �ng�ey a�,�; � n�w machine was purchased. It will be used for the first time at t}�e State �p��ball Tournament before it's transferred to the Beach. Our tj�ank� �Q �9 ��e F�id�ey Jaycees. �� p�n s�id t�at the old machine will be moved to the Commons for r�ext year, � gUpf'�fi ��CONMENDATIONS; ��, �r4�yi� stated that the outlook for 1973 is based on what the County zs ��}�$ tc� ��pw ��,� C�ty to'increase our taxes. It looks lik� approximately $120,QQg,OQ �.S �],� ��1� ��tY� y�i�l be receiving in additional funds for 1973. The Parks ��1d �2��}Q�{ ��x�t�e�t will get approximately 150 or about $18,000.00, i£ past years is ��t� �xamp�e o� what is to come. �y�nutes o� the Parks F, Recreation � mmission til� �,,��.�P�d.� ��a��7� •�_, �'age 4 ��--.— 1�%� $IJDG�I' RECt�'MENDAT I ONS CCON � T) : /�+�ww++qre.s.� ', ►�� xq}� �'�cqlnm�nded that the Commission briefly go over the informat�.or� �h�.��, Wa� �y�j,J,��.e �n time foz� the meeting, and then call anothex meeting to dis��s� ��c�r #'�p�l�� '�he �'eGOmmendations for 1973. ��,��+ �j��g,p �ecommendations are compiled, it will then take the City Adm�.i�i�'��'��ipi1 ��qy1t th�'�@ weeks to go over these requests and fit them into the overall p1ai1, �$,�p�� ,e entire City Budget goes to the City Council around Septembe� ].1��1, �� a�Q�r request we've indi�ated is the need for a separate divisipT� Wa�'��i�, t�i@ �µ�,�g� �Q� �#��tenatlCe and Repair of Grounds . We presently have Maintenat��r ��}d � �,�� p� ��1c�ings, �laintenance �nd Repair of Equi�met►t, and MaintenanC� �t�d �te��.� o� �m��'oY�ments,.but t�ere's nothing to ha�dle the grounds. Under �175,�2� W� �x� ��,��;� ��s� seed, fertilizer, tree maintenance and removal, field ma��'k�n� �?a��t, �,�� g��,y*t�g of Moare L�ke, resurfacing of tennis courts, and many othe�' su�� t�ms � ��. �� u� }�pp� that 'this can better clarify the Budget and indicate ju�� w��e '��5 �tp��y is ��ng spent. In some other categories of the Budget, we've indicated ��s��s �o allow for the transferring of items to this new division, P�'eYi�uSly, �Q�°� p�.these items have been a part of General Supplies. '�� C�� k4�� been making great strides in �urchasing new lands, and n4w, i.t �� t11� j�� a�� we car� devote our energies to repairing or developing our present land� an� f�a;tlities, � Ma�.� p� p�tx increases are strictly to keep us up to date with the increas�s �ti 't�� ^ �qS� o� ��Vi�tg and maintaining current expenses. - ��+. �roWrl a1So pointed out his request for car allowance. We have a Dep��m�ny� �a�, �]i�� it�� used extensively by our staff and is rarely available for his p�rso�al ��g�t��'kipn o£ �arks and their problems. During the Summer, the Playground. D�.��r��p� �a�� }�� p� �hp car from 8:45 a.m. until 3:15 p.m., Monday through �riday. ��i �'huxsdaY morning, she must use her personal car in order that our diseased �r�� ,�SpgCt4x ��n m�ke his round and cover the new list of suspicious trees. ��c}� ' �y��,j,�,�, �l�e Park and School Ranger makes use of the Park car in hi� �u�i�s �4i' 'Che Gity. �fx, Brown pointed out that this really doesn't leave much tim� �y&ilabl� �q him, Many of the other Department heads are presently in receipt of ��ch ap �llowanc�, Mx� �xown informed the Commission that the only increases in the Recreation pArt�s�.r1 g�''�� udge� are to cover increases in salary for our Staff. He,aske� �h� m��ke�'� �p �Q�� j�� h� was dropping the Day Camp program from the 1973 actiYitie�, c�ue t4 j�,� poQr �esponse we have had for the past couple of year�. �j�, ��p�r� s�id that there is an overall increase from $58,000.00 to $73,OpQ•QQ (��p�qx�m��ely) from 1972 to 1973, for Parks. Tj�q balan�C� pf Budget information will be made available for their considexa��p�{ �,�,� �uggestions before the August 7th meeting. � pUT� ANp QV�K WI LT DI SEASE s '� j�� c�y�� explained the severity o� the spread o� Dutch Elm and Oak Wilt Disea$�� {t ��d��y, �r� a Xwo week period, the number of diseased trees i�l �,ocl�� P��jc �q� ,�u�p�c� �rom 3 to 26. Within another week, the number had increasgd ;s� �7, �'�,�+s+� �,�� p�� they become diseased, cannot be cured and they must be prQF`r�.Y c��,��es� ��: � Minutes of the Parks F, jtecreation Commission M�� E �,__�'��, ��'2 • _�__ �7"�� ;��„�E�� '�} : '- T�!� �xq��' �anner for disposing of diseased trees is very costly, and the �j.�y� i� �p��,�$ �j�� p�pp grog�'ess can be made toward purchasing a chipping ma�hin� w�1��1� wp�� ,q ��e costs tremendously. One of these machines is terrik�ly expeTl�iY@r ��t� t�@�� is some ho�e that perhaps the County of Anoka could contribu�e tq �h� GG15'� , . �{&1�h, Vt�1�CtAaA, Park Foreman, stated that the Dutch Elm Problem was City-wid�, �i@ ��,�� j�� w��} ypu walk down behind the new garage, the Department had cut sipi9#'� �� .�y th� past week and he walked a way further and eounted ZU more. Th�.s �� .�,�, �11 I,ock� Park. He drove to 73rd and 3acksan Streets, got out of �i5 t�� ,� W��,�,,�� Q��Q the railroad groperty and eounted 6 more. He found 6 over b�hi�ld ��e�t� ��f '�'��re a lot of it on Channei Road anci he was cextain the�Q W�& a�� t�Wnbe�' in Loeke Park due to the bad x�ains and weather we've had. M�, vo�jcmait ��zrtber explained that the diseased trees in Locke Park which hay� 1?ee�i ��py�r�� tc� date are in such a heavily wooded and brush area that the pt�ly 1a�y ��,e� ��1 be taken down is by cat. There's no place for the trees to fa21. Ya1� G�ri�t �y�� wa�k ittto the area. M�� p�vn �sked Mr. Volkman to explain the treatment process. Mr. Volkma� safd t�}a'� wh�A You find a tree which has just recently died, it has to be treated wi�h � VAPl� sc�luzion around the entire base of the tree, and this is to break of� �j�� op� �x��,s W�.t�; other Elm trees. The next tree cannot be saved, so you g� tp t�Q n�xfi, liit� Q� defense. You make holes in the ground, about two feet dee�. Tltes� Ca�n b� dAT�� with even a crow bar. You pour this solution, which is a co��entx�t+�, �,��p �� tQ�es, and water. This cuts the root grafts and will also kill �t�e ��'�� ^ p� �pp p£ thq ground. Then, you wait two weeks and cut the tree down. Th� 'C�`�� q� �a� �� sprayed with Chloridane which kills the Dutch Elm Beetles. M�`, yQ�,jqpan �a�d �ha� we had a large tree in Locke Park which just died this sp�'�.�tg �?�d ypt� ��rta �l.x�ady, peel the bark back. The tree now has to be hauled out, I� �� c� ��hipper, we could cut the cost. The disposal of trees cound be cu� ��t�st �� ha��, Anot��x ��p�dss is to spray by air or get a big mist sprayer, but you have �9 &�t a.� �►t ju�� tk�e right stage, when �he larva is about to come out of the barkr Q� t'�A qf�pr� �g irt vain. It won�t do any good. �lr, Yp��Stqa�, Said that Minrteapolis has bee� dealing with this longer than we haY�, �i��d �ey'Ve c9me to the point that they don't even test anymore. If the�► �ame �q ' ��Q �� re's any question, they cut it down. That's the only way to h;artd�.� �t, Xou've got to get ahead of it� and keep ahead of it. �� VQ1jc��n sa�d that Oak lYilt Disease is even worse. He saw six or severt i�erv c�SRS ' jus� tt?d�ty-(Jul� i2th). He said that the City has to act now or in 1975 -��76, i�� mak� '�h� �965 tornado look sick. There just won't be any trees. �1� ��j��r asked what needs to be done? Mr . Volkman indicated that funds 1vau�t� j��,1f� �Q �p p��ined f�com somewhere, to assist in the cost of solving the problem. M�', $xQw�l ��a� that th� Commission will have to approach the Council. Mr. Volkman stat�cl tk�� tj�� (�sp��rtm�n� has only one chain saw and this won't ha�dle it. He also sa�id th�t pp►�� gpin� to have to get to the people right away and inform them that the �T�� W�l� -� �tay� �a cQ�a�s down. Mr. Brown said that we get four and five calls some days� Ac�ax��rt� '�a Mrr Volkman, we've had enough cases confirmed by the Univer�it� of M1#tt��at� th�� they have informed us to go ahead and cut any tree dowr� that is �ugp�G'��d o� haYing the diseas�. They don°t have time to make all the t�sts� �us'� �L1t t11�� d4wn . �i4'�Y� II�GsLr�7 A4V�lT/ r �� I Ilk ! ��+; �'t11I1m��x' x'eminded the Commission that Mike 0'Bannon, Anoka County (;p�I�gS1p�i�x� ^ ��d ii�fo�711�d th� Commission that there funds and manpower available and u�p�q, ��,��@ � ��c�� Gpuld possibly be used. Mr. Stimmler recommended that we approa�j� �� GQ�i�t�' �'�� Ay assistance we could obtain. Mfi � Yt��►�t� ��t�ted that Dick Swanson, Anoka County Agent, would be cqmi�� Cf� ��1� ��p �� '�j�ur$day, the 27th, to discuss the problem and make a personal tot�x° �f th� �x@�� Whi�h are most affected. Mr. Volkman said he would discuss th� �uAs�3�g �s��S�3,��1i��5 w�th Mr. Swanson at that time. � �j�+, ��,��,ha� x'e�pmmended that we request the City Council to appropriat� �t��,d� '�Q ��p�� pt�� J��► and Oak Wi2t Diseases . �, w�g�.x �tnended the recommendation to include the emergency status o� t�tis �%�u&'C�o�, �� 'gW#� ��at�d that we must make the City Council aware of the p�4blep�� ;d p��1� �(� �p�t1d �'equ�st emergency funds to be made available. j�� y�� Rrunse�l, Finance Director, attend the meeting, to become j�n�Q�q�s� Qi3 '�� pt��Gh �l�n �nd Oak Wilt problems and to make his recommendations on the Cp�ri�i.� ��Volveme�t, ' ��+, yol�cman stated that State Legislation is such that the homeowner car� �� xed �Q� ��' d�sease, or in this case, $1.00, to combat the disease. This is ��e way i� w��.�� fu�ds car� be raised. You can proceed with this taxation withou� �q��g �.�,�AUgj� ��@ ��&t�� due to presently enacted laws. ^ '�� Gp��I,�sio� informed Mr. Brunsell that they would like to approach th� �9ut��1 �� i� �peeti�ng whic}� was presently underway, to request funds for �h� ec��;'��'c�1 Q� 't��,se dis�ases . , �I�c, ��'pw� �'Cated that our present Ordinances permit the �ity to inform th� r�sid�� q j�as a diseased tree, that the tree must be removed at the homeowner�s expe�iS�. �� t�@ �omeoxner refuses, the City has the authority to contract the tree �a b� i��9y�d �rid bi�1� �.kle homeowner or include it in the �omeowner's tax sta�pmeTi'�, j��, $�qw� showed the Commission and Mr. Brunsell a sample of Dutch EIm, and t�hs m��►t1�� .�, whi.�� the beetle operates. '�h@ GqSM1,�ssipn agreed that a Motion was in order, to ask the City Councj.l �0�' ��ld� ��d ��p��. i� stopping the spread of Dutch Elm and Oak Wilt Diseases. . ION b K,vc.kham w en necea P�tQ e� �o c m yb , Seconded b� GJaqcvc. -to xectue.a� �h.e b l�J./i7i7_�'�* Caunc,i.e. .to a . o a a n scn na encu co nb .'�1�� o�qission adjourned to the Council Room to inform the Council p� the ��idly �� p� putch E2m and Oak Wilt Uiseases in Fridley. ��r ,� �(,?j'j{�N .to adiocv�n �h.e meeZi.ng a.t 9:45 p.m. Mr. Blair, Mr. Brown, and Mr, Vo�km�� - ��r�� ,�'�{� tl�� CQt�ncil �Ieeting for disaussion of Fridley's diseased tree �rob�em�� . �'�,� �� egular meeting has been rescheduled for August 7, 1972, at 7;3Q p,m „ i.�1 �� O�t��,�� iQ4m of Fridley Civic Center. %, R��e�t�u�ly �ubmitted, ,� �GZx/�.,�� i�� / ��. (�A�1°1�ITR StTl14IlAi-ii_ CnrrAt�r\i tn thn ('nmmi ccinn