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PL 09/06/1972 - 7420� �.': � �;��f t `�A: ,1� � +I.i4i4�� ',��7+" � _ _ �I;�Y�IYi: ; • " �'�� :�� `. . .•� � � ,- � � SSI �S : ,AUG�ST� 9 f`i9'�2� . sS� AUGUST 23, �972� :00 P.M. � 1-8 9-10 `�11-15 :. --,�- �-- , %BCEIVE BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL SUBCO1rAffTTEE MINUTES: ' � tAUGtJST 15, I972 z 16-18 , .1RECEIVE_BOARD QE APPEALS MINUTES: AUGUST 15, 1972 19-22 _ �. �RLCEIVE BOARD OF APPEALS MINUTES: AUGUST 1�5N, 19i2 23-29 . ( (RECEIVE PARRS &_RECREATION CO1�AfISSION MINUTES: AUGUST 7, 1972 30-36 _r � �� +l� +^ _ _ , ,� .�, 1. CONTINUED PUBLIC HEARING: REQUEST FOR A SPECIAL USE PE�'KIT, SP ��72-12, 37-39 BY BLAINE CONSTRUCTI023 INC.: To build a home for the handicapped on 1-6 Lot 16, Revised Auditor's Subdivision �10 per City Code 45.051, 3,F. 9-10 2. CONTINjJED PUBLIC HEARING: REQUEST FOR SPECIAI, USE PERMIT, SP ��72-10, 4Q-42 CHARLES JOF�AN: Continue service station and permit additian of U-Haul 7-9 rentals on East 125 feet of Lot.18, Block 2, Central View Manor per City 9-10 Code Section 45.101, B,E. A��; U�� ' 3. PtJBLIC HEARING: REZONING REQUEST, ZOA ��72-10, ROBERT SCHROERc Lot 1,��3-47 Block 1, Lots 2& 3, Block 2 and North 230 feet af Block 3, East Ranch Estates 2nd Addition. Rezone from M-2 to C-2S.(general shopping areas} / � . .. �: _.�'ti� L,.� L ��5-4 , .� . r^G%�Y � � j `� �, .. . . . . .> � " � � f11 4. PUBLIC HEARING: PRELIMINARY PLAT, P.S. �%72-04, BY MRS. FLORENCc SWANSON�8`-52 Generally lying South of Ironton Street and West of Ashton Avenue 14 � 5. PUBLIC HEARING : PROPOSED PRELIMZNARY PLAT , P. S. �72-05 ,*SEAD�tJ RL'I3 d� �3-�8 ADDITION, BY FIVE SANDS, INC.: Generally iocated Soutn ot 79th y�Jay, Z2-13 East of East River Road, West of the railroad tracics and P�orth of 55 A-E 77th Way. � 6. LOT SPLIT RE UEST L.S. �72-07 BY JOHN KOPROWSKI: Lot 13, Auditor's Subdiv sion �23 Revised. �� /�� • 78q —�S�S � g ', ¢�E%�..Y� �7'�.�Gl�c� � � - 6� . � �� ' � , 33? -��3 � -,? :� v �� f3'C �. 59-61 I1-12 �,�-63 ') M CITY OF FHIDLEY ^ PI,ANNIIVG COMMIS$ION MEETING AUGUST 9, 1972 P��i� 1 CALL TQ p�iDER: The mee��r�g was called ta order by Chairma� Er�ckson at 8:QQ P.1+�. I�.O-.,�-� - CALL ' Members Present: Minish, Zeglen, Erickson, Fitzpatx�,ck, Sch�n�t�eke. I"��mbers ,�bsen�; None O�hers �resent: Darrel Clark, Engineering Assistan� ��tQj1E FI,ANNING COl`�MiSSION MINUTES: 3ULY 19, 1972 �Q�'�ON by Schmedeke, seconded bu Fitzpatrick, t1�at the Planni.�g Comir}issior� agp.�ove the Planninq Commi.�:sion minutes of Ju1y I9, 1472. Upon�a voice vote, a,�� vo�ing aye, the motiors carried unanimously. R��EIyE BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL SUBCOMMITTEE MINt7'��5: JLT�,Y �3, 1.97� MOTIQ�v b� Zeglen, seconded by Minish, that the Planninq Commission �Q��v� t�� i1��tes of the Building Standards-Design Control Subcommittee meeting of ^ ,7�j.y �.�, 1a7�. Upon a voice vote, a11 votinq aye, the mot�on carried unanimous,�c�. REGEIVL BOARD OF APPEALS MINUTES: JULY 25, 1972 -�-,.�- --- �1 �10�'IDN by Minish, seconded by Zeglen, that the Plannrng Cpmmis�iqn .��c�ive the minutes of the Board of Appeals mee�ing of JuZy 25, 1972. Upon a vpice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. R�GEIVE �ARKS & RECREATION COMMISSION MINUTES: JUNE 12, 1972 ��,�•.-_.R-...�..,�• � , MQTIDN by Fitzpatrick, seconded by �chmedeke, that the P1a,nnir�g Co�qniss�.Qn re�eive the minutes of tl�e ParKS & Recreation COmm.ission meeting of J�tne 1�, 1972, Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimqusly. T�E�EI,T,rVE PARKS & RECREATION COMMISSION MINUTES: JULY 24, 1972 MOTION by Fitzpatrick, seconded by Schmedeke, that the Planning Commissio.� receive the rainutes of the Parks & Recreation Commission meeting of Ju1y 24, 1�7�, Upon a voice vote, a11 voting a�e, the motion carried unanimously. 1. PUBLIC HEARING: REQUEST FOR A SPECIAL USE PERMIT, SP ��72-12, BY $LAINE CON�TRUCTION, INC.: To build a home far the handicappec� on �qt 1(, Revi�gd �uditor's Subdivision ��10 per City Code 45.051, 3F. � Representing the petition: Chester R. Tollefson, Blaine Edmundson, John Gemperle. �'lannitig Commission Mee.tin�- Au�usr `3� _ia�12 �, P��e 2� I ^ MOTION by Fitzpatrick, :,ecax.a'e�3 by Schmedeke, that the Plannzng Commissior} waive the reading of the public heal?ng notice for the Special U�e Permi�, 5R #72=1�, by BZaine Construction Ir.c. Upor a voice v�re, a11 voting aye, t�e m��io� carried unanimous��. Mr. Blaine Edmundson stat_ed the petitioners would like tc bu�� a r�w�l> ��ng for the handicapped. The�� will be people that work at Rise, Inc. (8406 N.E. Sunset Road), and perhaps some at Onan's. They would need � place �.p �ive. An adult couple will operate trie home and will see that the housekeeping is �ione. It is proposed tcr have six mr>n and six women. They will� have separate �,�'ezs, divided by the day recm, the dining room with the living room i� tl�e cent��. This is meant to b� their hon;e and is a new c�ncept. The.re are th��e such �ou1�'s op�rating in Victoria, Minnesota and others around the �tate. Mr. To�l�fson e�cplained Chat he has lived in Anoka County sin��e �.96�. �I� h�� a retarded son. For fourteen years Mr. Tollefson has bee� ac��vely wo�� ,�,� �Q�r �h� mgn�ally handicapped. There �s an activity cent�r equip�ed �n �}�1�,� �o�n�y, one �t� F�idley. There is Rise, Inc. i� Spring I,ake Park. '��.5 �� o�kshop for the handicapped where they can report to fo1� employment, T�ey �an't get a job such as you and I, but they can for thi�gs they c�{� �,p u�s�� supervision. There is a Da� Care Center near Rice Cre�k S�l�ool. W�e� tl��se ha��licapped peaple become employed �hey, too, want to bECOme s��.�-ind��. p��►d��, pursue �uman dignity and would like to get an apa�tmen�, but �ar�not su��in �hemse�ves doing their Qwn cooking needing supervision in th�s as wel�. �� wprk. The �esult of this is that there is a need for thi� l��nd of home. �h�� projeet could pzobably house twelve handicapped people -- it cot�ld be a � �],��d g�COU�p. �here would be two to a bedroom. The home would be ope�ated �y �,� ��;�,�� oupls. �'hey would be the caretakers and supervisor�. ��ese �peqp�e �lo �}p� d��y� a car so there would not be additional traffic. One of thE rea�o�s �`Qr st�rting up o� Central Avenue is because there is a bus lin� th��e, $�i�g �and�capped, they do not tend to run around the neighborhooc�, �h��rman Erickso� asked what type of handicapped were th�y ��'��r�ng t�. M�, Tolle�son answered they will be r�t�rded but �pt re��zde� to s�ch a deg�ee that they a�e no� able to perform at work. They ar� able to g�t on �nd off a bus by themselves. Mr. Tollefson continued that there were rules and regul�tions laid down by the State Department of Vocational Rehabilitation on August 30th fc�� uch ,� ��cility. These rules are in line with the State regulations. Anoka'Cot�nty �?epartment of Welfare has three or four people they could put �.n a place as this right now. Chairman Erickson asked who would own the building. Mr. Tollefson answered it would be a non-profit corporation. Tz was �oz fu��.y decided as to what route they coul.d take, but no doubt it would be � p�i�vate �rganization. Mr. Blaine Edmundson said that as a builder, he would be build�.ng it and � h�,v,� an interest in the property. At this point, Mr. Tollefson and himsel� woulc� be the pwne�s, �1anT��.rt�,Commi.�sion Meeting - Au�ust 3 g �� J'' Pa,�� 3 . � . . IP A_ '0! �� t ��, Tollefson said that he was on the Boarc� of �i�ectors fp� R�.��, �r�� M�. Min�.sh asked about the density. Mr. Clark said that thexe w,�� 9,QQQ �4��a�e feet and would �ake about a 12 unit ap�,r�met�t build�ng �.� &Q�ed R�3. �he meet�ng was then opened to the public. Christopher Aasland, 1330 69th Avenue; He said he w�s told the b��.j,t�� Wqy1d be 35 fee� from the South line on 69th Avenue. The Ath��' bu�-l��,t}�Q �.�} � ��t,�� b�qck al� �he way down are offset approximately 15 fe�t frQm �h� aC�� i�}4�. Th�s one building would be different from all the rest. Qf epu;�e �� w�� pt by any stxetch qf imagination a one family dwellin� which �h� rs�� C►� � ��y� %p�� t�� µ�►t��. yo�3 �et to the County line, F�om where k�� liv�s, �f �� W�µl� �.oQ�, out �v�� this �At, what he would be ab�.e tA s�e is pne sic�e of G�e ��t��d�ng pxactica,]�ly covering the whole view of �he lpt. Mr. Wi��.�,skj, wi,�-1 �}av� h�� vi�w Gt�u�letel� blocked to the North and Wes� if th�� bu��.di�,g is p�,� ��, W}.t� �� &�.�e of t�� proposed '�uilding, t�ere w�11 be just �a�'��.� er►c�u�t} �q4�; for a�liiveway between the building and the East line of the loG, W�erQ ,�x� the autos going to park? � car. M�. Tollefso� said the caretakex wo�ld be the ot�ly one who wou�.d h�Vf� Mr. Aa�land then said this request really �mounts to a six b�droom hom�. �"1 �S� W�tdzinski, 132Q 69th Avenue: He asked if these people wou.��l b� s�fe �a bg th�� ei�hbors? With twelve people and just one ca�et�l�er, a�d if �t��X ��ve $o b� u�der supervision, would it be safe? Mr. Tollefson said he personally could say they would be as safe w�th Xhem as with any normal people. Because the retardation is to a�iagr�e that zhey can't Cook their own meal, write or read a recipe, they certainly are np� r�bb�.e �Qµse��. �ie wished the people would go up and t�ke a lp�k a� �l��se p�ppl� w4rkiz�g a� Rise. It is working really beautiful. It i� a gc?Ad thin� fo� th�se people. I�7�. Fit�patrick asked who determines who would live there -- the owners, Qper�tors or Anoka County Welfare? Mr. Tollefson said that it would be under approval of th� A�Q1�a �r�}}n�y W��.f ar� Board. �g. �itzpa��ick asked if a f amily could place a member of th� f�mily there, Co�tp ty . '��6� reply w�s they would have to go through a screening bQard at �h&� Mr. Minish commented that this type of request woulci come under Aiv�sio� of St�te Loans Aid and connected with the Department of Welfare. He was wor�der- ^ �.ng w�&t happ�ns to the �tructure if the loans were not �enewed or �evok�d b�i�� building placed in a neighborhood for one purpose and cou�d not be used �or ap��her? Plannin� Commissian Meetin�� ?l �...� �j i�t?= _ � .__�..._ ^ Phi�.lip 0'Lo�.�;hlin, `:�f;� ?'+.ura Road: He e�lained tha� he o�aned Zl�e �o� to the South. This :x:�ea is �? .r�, tr.�::v r<�el the px�operty shou��1 sta,y �t-l. The homes are all R- i aiic: thi ;:.ilit� ic to ha��e more people t�an R,r2 woul� give. He was apposed to the r:_�:�:st. � 0 � Mr. John Gemperle, 4�13 '�:ain SLr�:et, Columbia Heights: Referrin� to the statement whether or not tha pYapie in r.he nt:ighborh�od would be safe, Mr. G�mperle aske�l if an}� of the people personally knew a mentally reta�ded m�n ��; wo�an. A man 20 to 30 years would have the actions o� a 10 or 12 yea�' o�dR Ti�i� s�quld give gn idea of how much danger ther�. would be and probably �h� b�r� w�y qf explaining it. They would l�e just as d�cile to the house par�nts �s Gh�y wQ��d be to their own parents. We have in Anoka County some 9(�0 u�e�t�lly �'��d��, Abput 400 ox 500 of these peuple are around 25 years old and �hey wou�d be ��gl}Fa�ts for a place like this. Also there ar� 8Q residents i� Cambridge, �+0 �X� �ver �1 years and some come from out of the Sta�� anc� l�.ve i,n these f�ci��i�s. He has a boy in Cambridge, and if �here hac� b��n � p�ac� l}k� ��e Q�e being prapos�d this evening, his boy would not be i.n ��mbridg�. He wQt�j,� ��v� � hom� atmosphere such as this facilitp would provid�, Mr. Tollefson said this again would come under cael�are un�il a p�rsot�R �f he t��s a job, would give a certain part of what he makes towar�is hi�s re�.�., The C}pun�y has figures to show that it is cheaper to suppprt him in a fac��i�y li�.e ��is than in an institution. It would be taking l�im ou� of the �.ns��u,� t�prt �n� back into the community. � Mr. Aasland wondered if the adult couple would be able �o keep � str�eG• ^ �up�rv�.s7.pn over th� twelve "children" from getting out of the l�ous� ��d out o� ��h �v�nt�e or Cen�ral Avenue. Then he said he assuiqed tl�ey were bu�J�dir�p i� �� t�of�KA H� asked if they were goi�g to sell it to someone af��r the �ouse w�� bµilt, �To doubt the buyer would be a pro�it making cox�poration. In ��h�� WQ�ds it is a business proposition, pure and simple. Mr. Tollefson commented that as far as the retard�d getting out in the stre�ts, h� has a retarded boy who is pow 17 years. He is in a special class in the At�pka Sc�ool �ystem. They did not have any problem with him at home �taout �,etting out in the street. With a little supervision, just like a parent would give, he did not think Mr. Aasland would have any problem. Duri�g the day they would be wherever they were employed. His boy has a�ways got alo�g with the neighbor children. This child has never been a problem to them, �he r��ghbors or anybody else. Mr. Blaine Edmundson gave a few coimnents on the buildi�g. He s�id they were trying to design the structure to make it look like a home.. It would be bigger than the average home. There would be a tuck-under garage for the ca�etaker �n order not to add another building. They would be wil�ing to meet whatever ��quirements th� Council and Flanning Commission suggest. Regarding setbacks, Mr. Fitzpatrick asked if all of the other homes a�,� setback as much as 70 feet, would it be pussible for ttiem to z:iea�t i�hat? Mr. Edmundson said the structure could be set back a little further, but � they would like to have a little picnic area for the residents, The space out to the street is not doing any good, but the backyard might. The bi�ilding h�s been designed with hallways and doors widP enough for wheelchaaxa. They felt the driveway should be an the East �=ide. P��n�}irt�Gommiss�on Meetin� - Au�ust� 1972 �a�e � ,.r. r . � .. . . -- � -------------en—.----, . . sa i .. P. ^ 1��!. Aasland said that he still objected ve�'y stre�upu�ly� '�� }�eig��s p� �he East and South object. Mr. Edmundson said that he would Like to go back a��.ttle i� the l�}story of the lot. The corner is zoned residential. The owner, Mrs. Anderson, is sz�ting i� �he au�lie�c� this evening. She'lived there u�til �.965 when �he �o��a�lo took the home. Then they moved to Coon Rapids. Since then tl�ey ha,ve �een suppo�ting the home in Coon Rapids, plus �aying taxes and asses�ments of �5�� pe� year on this lot. This has not been a saleahle resi.dential �ot. Wo��d yQµ p��sonally consider building a residence on that corner wi�� O�an's ar}d �'jed�rot�ics across the street? He was pretty certain commercial w��.l co�tir�u� on ��ntral Qver►ue. Does she have to wai.t for 20 to 25 year� unt�� thes� �q�ses a�� disposed? She had it sold for two duplexes last year and the request �'�� g�or►ing waS rejected, T�is is the first opportunity sinc� then. He had ,� b�ye� �pw who would put �n a 12 unit apartment pn this �v�, but th�y feel �.h� neg� f4� tt��s bt�ilc��ng is very great. The location is g�od, t�e structu�e wqi��d look more l�ke a home and fit into the neighborhood beCter. The�e is also a real severe need for Mrs. Anderson to d�sppse of �h�s lo�. With bus��ss and t�Caffic on the corner, it is not a desir��le resid��ti�l lot, Mr. 0'Loughlin said tie thought the Planning Commiss�.on has done � pr�tC� �goo�, job �.n that area. If you look at these factories, they �a�'� nice �oo�.�rtg pl�ces. The gro�nd aroun�i them is very open and th�y a�x'e fa�t away fro�n tkls ��d��ti,�l area. H� �'elt the lot should stay R-1. The people who are bupi�g ^ qn� of th,�ix� lots �� putting up R-1. MO�'ION by Fztzpatrick, seconded by Zeglen, that the Planning Commission close the Pu:olic Hearing of the request for a Special Use Permit, SP #72-12, by Blaine Construction In�.to build a home for the handicapped on �ot 16, �evised Auditor's Subdivision #10. Upon a voic� vote, a11 voting aye, the motic,� carried unanimously. Chairman Erickson said he would like ta see such an operation.� Mr. To7�lef�on said there is a large facili�y in St. Paul o� East Seventh Street near the 3M Compat�y, having about 100 units. There is one simila� to the �lan they are submitting in Victoria, Minnesota. Mr. Gemperle said that in Gambridg,e on the State grounds n��r th� �vW� �here are two facilities, each one housing 12 residents. Tt�ere �re six boys� �}nd . �i� women in each �ne. They have freedom to go and come, and are no� t�e type to run away. This would give you an idea of the physical plan. Mr. Tollefson said that the couple who runs the pl�ac� has to leave �o do shopping. When they take a vacai�ion, another couple replaces �heni. Mr. Gemperle said these residents would be capable of taking care of themselves. � Cha�.rman Erickson asked who in the County is respon�sibl,e �or this typa of fa��lixy• P lannin� Commi � s ion Mee t i i�__- A��, L�, �) :'� P a e 6 Mr. Tollefson answered C?i,i;rge ::�einer, Harold McClure, Mike 0'Bannon and ^ A1 Ko�diak. Mr. Sc}imedeke said he c,�:�s .,urt that there is a need for this type af facility and he sym�:athized witn t:'�ase people. He was not sure if t�his w�s �he proper set�ing. If Chere were more re�idents in the areu, the Commission pxobably would have heard some objections from them. He asked where the building in Victoria was located. The answer was that it was on the Southe�.st edge of Victoria. An ap�rt�►ent buil�ling was 3Q0 feet away. Mr. Gemperle said r.hat at 26th Street and Fremont Avenue So�th an ol�e� hqme was taken over by the Minneapolis Association for Retarded Children. Th� s�tn� �ype of inen and women live there as the kind they wou�c� like to have in Fridl�y. MOTION by Schmedeke, seconded by Zeqlen, that the Planning Commission continue for a period of twa weeks the request for a 5pecial Use Permit, S.� #72-12, by Blaine Construction Inc. to buil.d a f�ome for the handicapped on Lot 16, Revised �luditor's Subdivisior #10. U�on a voice vote, a11 votinq aye, the �no�ion �arried unanimously. 2. PUBLiC HEARING: REZONING REQL'E_ST� ZUA 1i72-09, CHARLES JORDAN (CHUCK'S G�TL,F STA�ION): Rezone East 125 feet of Lot 18, Block 2, Central Vi�w Manor frqn� � C-1 (lgcal business) to C-2 (gener-il business). � Present for the request: Chuck Jordan, Chuck Beck, C�.ifford J. T�ae� MOTION by Schmedeke, seconded by Fitzpatrick, that the Planning Commis$ion wa�ive the reading of the Public Hearing Notice for the Rezoninq request, ZOA #72-09, by CharZes Jordan to rezone the East 125 feet of Lot 18, B1ock 2, C�r�tral View Manor from C-1 to C-2. Upon a voice vote, al.� voting aye, the ��tio� c�.�ried unanimously. Mr. Clark said that this lot is zoned C-1 which categorv does not Qermit � service station, nor does it pertain to U-Haul rentals. The rez_,nin� request is �or the entire parcel. The area of the lot is 20,125 square teet. MOTION by Schmedeke, seconded by Minish, that the �Zanning Commission clo�e the Puklic Hearing of the Rezoning Request, ZOA #72-09, b� Charles Jord�n. Upon a voice vote, a11 votinq aye, the motion carried unanimousZy. MOTION by Minish, seconded by Fitzpatrick, that the P1ann.ing Commission r�commend approval to Council of the Rezvning Request, ZDA #72-09, by Charles Jordan to rezone from C-1 (1oca1 business area�) to C-2 (general business ax�eas) the East 125 feet of Lot Z8, Block 2, Ce:�tral View Manor. Upon a voice vots, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanir��.>us1y. � Planni.ng Commiss.ion Meetinpz�-�Au ,ust 9, 1�72 _._� Pagze�7� I �, 3. PUBLIC.HEARING: REQUEST FOR A SPrC;CAi USE PEILI�II'I', SY 4�12-1�= CHE�RLES JORDAN: Continue service st�ttion and .�ermit addition of U-Haµl renta�s on Eas� 125 feet of I_,ot 18, B1.o�k 2, Centcal. View Manor per Code Section 45.101, Section B, 3,E. MOTION by :�lini�:�, seconded by F%tz�atr�ck, that the Planning Conanissio,� waive the reading of tlie Public Hearing �.;f a reai:est for a 5pecial Use Permi�, SP #72-10, by Charles Jordan. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion ca�ried unanimousZy. Mr. Clark gave the following history: Chuck Jordan operated a Gul€ ��ation on 73rd Avenue and Highway ��65. At that place he had tt}� U-�Iaul. I� Nov�mber of last year he moved to 73rd Avenue and Central Ave�}ue and took wi,��} t�im the U-Haul rental. He was told to make a request for a Sp�cia� Use Perm�� a� that time which he did. In the meantime, Mr. Thoe requestec� a lot �p1iX �nd it took from January to the last meeting in July before the lo� split was wit1�- ��awn. The U-Haul permit was not processed because the 1ot sp��t would a��et �he size of the lot. Then he requested rezoning heard this evening. � Chairman Erickson ask.ed the date of the request for the Special Use Pe�mit. The date was November l, 1971. Mr. �'itzpatrick asked how many locations �he City has for U�Haul ;�nt�,ls, Mr. Clark said there is one that has been granted on Osborne Road and East River Road which is not being used. Up until a month ago, theXe was a ^ Ryder Truck Rental on Highway 4�65 �nd 61st Avenue at the Texaco station. Th�re used to be a U-Haul �t Sinclair. In other words, Mr. Fitzpatrick said, we do not have any trailer rentals in the City of Fridley only on the location where it is going now. �hairman Erickson asked what improvements did Mr. Jordan �lan on making �� the station. Mr. Jordan said that the way he understands it, there have been quite a few stations that have changed hands. The reason he wanted U-Haul was that the rental5 amounted to 25% of the gross profit. He thought a gas station and U-Haul go hand in hand with all the apartments in Fridley. It is tough to make jt�s� a service station go. Mr.. Jordan continued that when the Edison Homes moved, h� used ni�e trycks to move them to Florida. Mr. Chuck Beck from U-Haul said that the station on East River Road which had been granted a permit for U-Hau1 changed operators and the new operator does not want U-Hauls. Chairman Erickson said he thought Mr. 3ordan's station would be a good place for a L'-Haul and he would also like to have the place improved. � Mr. Jordan said so far he has put in new pumps, new lights, took down �he sign anc� put up a 6 foot vertical redwood fence on the front part of thg building. p�arin�n� Commission Meetin� - Au ust 9� ;.�7Z_ � �age g I Mrf Ni�lson, a citizen, said that Mr. Jordan is a sponsor of yeuth foot- � b��R He �as never turned them down when they use a truck for fund raising and �ev�r c�arged. He helps the City of Fridley and football. MO�ION by Zeglen, seconded by Schmedeke, that the Planning Commission ��ose the Public fiearing of the Special Use Permit, SP �72-10, by Charles Jor�� to continue a service station and permit the addition of U-Haul rentaZs o� the E�st 125 feet of Lot 18, B1ock 2, Central View :"9anor per Code Section 45.Z111, B, 3-E. Upon a voice vote, a11 votinq aye, the motion carried unanimously. Mx. Clark said he had discussed the request wi�h Mr. Qureshi, who ques- tio��d whether the site is big enough for the house, $ervice sta��on and U-Hau1, Mr.' Minish said he had a hard time trying to differentiat� th�5 re�uest and other Uses for service stations. Could a car rental agencX a�so ask fq� �n agency �or camper rentals? He did not know where you would draw the �.�.�e if these Uses are granted for service stations. Mx. Clark said the service station at 39th Avenue and E�st River �pad had c�mp�x� �en�als. Mr. Sch�medeke concurred w-ith Mr. Mi.nish. The Commissi.on did reject a �ental on 39th Avenue and East River Road because he requeste'd a Special Use �'e�t for travel trailers. There are at least one or two other cqmpanies b�sic�es U-Haul that rent these. If U-Haul is allowed, other companies will cqme in. Another thought is that the site is s.mall, as it is an o�d service ^ station site. He continued that the owner is here and he sympathized arid would lik� �o help him. The only thing going for him is that ths �tation is not on a m�i� thoroug�fare. He would like to study this request a little more. Mr. Jordan said he would have four trailers and a trucl,c that would be a�lermanent truck for local use. �hey would be on the Nqrth a{zd West side o� t�e sCation and neither on� visible from Central Avenue. Mr. �'itzpatrick said that he agreed with many of these object�ons. He would like to state again he does believe we have an obligation to provide a service of this kind to the citizens. He was not sure at what level or how many permits, but the Commission was under obligation to p�ovide � s��vice of �his kind in a city of 30,000. Mr. Minish said he did not disagree with making this type of service aVailable, but he would like to see this type of husine�s handled by U-Haul themselves. The point is that U-Haul is leasing their business to a local man whQ payes the taxes in Fridley while U-Haul are benefitting. Tl�is was the way he felt about it. ' Mr. Chuck Beck said he thought U-Haul was giving the �mall business man a ct�ance to make a living too. He has been to the Planning Commission and Council for five different locations and only one was approved. ^ �Ir. Schmedeke said he felt U-Haul should come i.n and o�erate as a se�arate b�siness, 0 Pl�nning Commission Meeting - August 9� 1y72 pa� g l MOTION by Fitzpa�rick, seconded by Zeglen, that the P1ar�ning Co�Ctis�io,� � co�tinue until August 23, 1972 the request for a Special Use Pexmit, SP #72-,�0, by Charles Jordan. Uppn a voice vote, aIZ voting aye, th� motion carri�d un��i mousZy. � i'�1 4. PUBLIC HEARING: PROPOSED ROBERT L. MCGREGOR. North Section 13. �IMINARY PLAT, P.S. 4�72-Q�, T F.7 feet of the [�4 of th� �IF� o� tt►� N� s� I�r. ��d �. DeZur�k �epresented Mr. Robe�t McGregor who wa� out Q� �o�m, MOT�'ON by ZegZen, seconded by F�tzpatrick, tba� th� P1�d�,rli�g Cp��.�Q�g waive the readinq of the Public Hearing Notice for the P.�opos�d .p�el�.rr�i}�r� �.j��, P.S. #72-03, Timber Ridge, by Robert McGr��or. UpQr� � vq�ce va��, al,� vQ�i.�g �y�, �he motiQn carried unanimously. Mr, DeZurik presented the revised plan showing the �ha�g�s i�n tk�e pj.�cemer�t of the buildings to the South. He pointed out that the $�7ragg�� Hril� �e on a�ommon lot and in an open space. Mr. C,�.ark stated that the plat was dictated by the plan. Th� 88Q �coritbur will be an Outlot and deeded to th� City. I�ix. McG��gor ��so �greed �� give the City $500 for a walkway for a wood �hip path. ThiS was ot�e of tj�e �on�itic��s of ��e preliminary plan. l�r. Fitzpatrick asked Mr. Clark if the change was then i� the d�.�e�t�pn Q� tkle �ommission's request and M�. Clark ansWereii "yes". I�r* G].ar� said I�x; �cGregor will be hooking o�i to ��.ine t�}at x��3� p�t �� y a private �eve�oper, The City can't gr�nt pe�miss�.on. The permi�siot� must come �rom �he privat� developer. The pipes run dowt� � d�dicated str�et. '�hg �ity has not taken over the utility or street and it is not ou� line u�ti� �t is ta�ken over. The �.ines are plenty large -- a typical 8" sewe�' line and za�t�r ��es ��e 6". Mr. Clark called attention to Unit No. 34. It looks like it �s go�n� down the slope. Precautions should be taken so that it would not destroy the slope. Mr.� Dexurik said they would definitely take precautions to ke�� t1�at frq�n happening. Mr. Clark continued that a hydrant will be installed for the pond. They will be pumping tq keep the water from being stagnant and also that the wate� wan't s�ep into the ground. The only wate� that wil�, dra�n into the pond is the �x'e�n areas . Leslie Tikkanen, 1400 69th Avenue: He said that he lived two blocks ov�� to Che East. He wondered if the walkway would be at the bottom of the hi1�.. Mr. Clark answered that the walking paths will probab�.y go from pne ��.�e pf the creek t4 another and near the bottom. �� Prelimin�ry P1at used this evening was marked and dated by pa�� lark. � ,, �'I 0 Plannin� Commi,ssion Meeti_ng - A��us* 9, 19`l2 VT Page 10 ,-------- ^ MOTION ,by Minish, �� > 1�icd by 7� c'..n, ihat the Plannirg Commission �lose the Public Hearing of the Pi��=.;�,1 Yrc ni�nary F'lat, P.S. #72-03, Timber Ridge by Robe�t McGreqor. iJpon a vozce vott�, a11 voting aye, the motion carried vnani�rrous 1 y . Comment was made about using gutters on the houses and Mr. DeZur�k sa�d that unless it was absolutely necessary, Mr. McGregor does not intend using gutters because he felt they added very little to the aesthetics. If po�sible they would prefer not to have gutters in the stipulation, but have the wo�c�i�� in such a way that they would be open �o other alternates. That wo�tld �� appi'eciated. M�. Clark stated that the Association By-Laws will have to be app�gv�c� by th� City Attorney. He believed there should be a statement whezeby th� p�ti�ion�� does recognize there could be an erosion problem with Units �3, 34 and �S wi�h drainage a�d grading, and the building permits note it the�eon. This �ay o� may not be taken care of in the By-Laws of the Asso�i��q�}. Mr. DeZurik said if the Home Owners' Association should ��az�g� �� la�d in s4me, they would not want to be responsible. � MOTIO,iV by Minis�, seconded by Schmedeke, that the planning Cqmmission .�ecomrqend �proval to Council of the Preliminary Plat, P.S. #72-Q3, Timber Ridge, by Robert L. McGregor being the North 824.7'of the West �u��ter of��h� Northeast Quarter of the IVortheast Quarter of 5ect.ion 14, and �hat the F.�NAL ^ ��N pf the Townhouse DeveloPment be approved subject to showing on the p.ja� ��je Iand dedicated to the City for park 1and, satisfactory a�rangement fo� �.nderrtnification ta the C�:ty in the event an erosion problem deve�ops along tl�e bank, approval of the By-Laws of the Associatzon subject to study by the City Attqrney, depos.ic with the administ_ration of $500 for park escrpw, accept- able drainage and grading on the bank improvement to retain soi1. Upon a voice vote, a11 votinq aye, the motion carried unanimously. S. LOT SPLIT REQUEST: i,.S. �i�72-06, MRS. MARION JOHNSON: �ot 1, Block �, l�oxe Lake Highlands. To gain one additional building site. Representing the petition: Mrs. Marion Johnson and Mr. Dennis Collins. Mr. Schmedeke explained that the Plats & Subdivisions-Streets & Utilit�.es Subcommittee met at 7:00 F.M. this evening. They approved the lot split. Tt�e frqntage is ta be on Able Street, a 12 foot sid�walk easement is to be given v� the �Iorth. The members of the Subcommittee had walked th� area. '�h� homes to themSouth are a smaller type; the home to the East is seC back quite far. Mrs. Jqhnson'� home sets back quite far also. The second home sets forward. W�-L�} t��.s in mind, the Subcommittee approved the re4uest b,ecause the propos�ed houSe will conform to the neighborhood. Mr. Clark said the size of the new lot would be 80'x100'. The person who contemplates building will set his house back 35 feet from Mississippi. There will be a tuck-under garage with access 25 or 30 feet back from Mississi�pi '� and access off Able Street. The rear yard would be 19 feet a�d there would be �bout 2Q feet between �he East side and East lot line. He was told he � would have to go for variances on the rear yard bef�r� he started to buil�. � Planni..ng Comm:ission Meeting� - Au�ust 9, 197� � � pa�e 11 � ^ Mr. Schmedeke added th�t the neighbor, Mr. informing him of the lot split. He d.idn't answer said that she spoke to him an<i he didn't object. �1 � Paulsun, w�s wri�ten a lett�r or show up. Mrs. Johnson Mr. Clark said the new house wculd set further away from Able Stre�t by 5 or l0 feet. The house will face Mississippi Street with the tuck-under garage exiting on Able :>treet. Because the rear yard would be encroaching on the petitione�'s house, there probably wouldn't be any object�.Qns. MOTION by Schmedeke, seconded by Zeglen, that the Planninq Commission recommend approval to the Czty Council of the Lot Sp1it Request, L.S. #7�-06, by �Irs. Marion �ohnson of Lot 1, B1ock Z, Moore Lake Highlands subject �to the frvntaqe beinq on Ab1e Street, the 1ot to be a minimum of 80 fe�t, a��'fqQt sic�ew,�Zk easement on the North 1ot line adjacent to Mi�sissippi Street be deq�icated, and driveway access to the Iot be from AbZe Street. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. �?.TOURNMENT : There being no further business, Chairman Erickson adjourned the meeting at 11:20 P,M. Respectfully submitted ` aic C :_ i �,✓ �-� ra,-�,.`._. Hazel 0'$rian Recording Secreta�y � ^ � CITY OF FRIDLEY PLANNING COr1MISSION M�ETING AUGUS� 23, 1972 8:00 P.M. CALL TO ORDER: The meeting was ealled to order by Acting Chairman Zeglen at 8:20 P.M. RL3LL CA�.i.: Members Prese�t: Zeglen Me�ers Abssnt; Nlin.ish, Schmed�, ��tzpatrick, Erickson Others Pres�ti�: Darrel �iark, Eogiaeer�ag Assistant Counciiman-at-Large Eve�ett Utter ORDER OF AGENDA: �,cting -Chairman Zeglen explained to the audience that three of the members were out of tvwn and one was unable to come. He regretted the people were put to the inconvenience of coming to the meeting without notification of a lack of a qua�um. He asked the audience if it would be too much v#' a delay to wait two weeks for the next regu2ar meeting of the Planning Commission or, in the event it would�gnconvenient, the Planning Commiss�on could call a special ^ meetiag next week. Mr: �31a.�a� lidmundson, represe�ting the request for a Special Use Permit, SP �72-i2, ro i�uiid a l�me far the handicapped on Lot 16, Revised Auditor's Subdiv�.sion �lQ, said t�at he felt the request was important enough to have all the member� here. Se then asked if a�y o£ the members of the Planning Com- miss�on aembe�s had vi..sitsci s�ne of t#ie hva+�es o�cupi�d bp the handicapped. Mr. �Clark saici that he cal3.ed the Village �f Victo�ia. They reported t1�ey hav� hasi �o trouble with the home. Mr. Etlmuntlso� sa�d if some of the members would be willing to inspect one of these homes, he would £urnish t�.ie car. � Charles 3ordan, the petitioner for the request far a Speeial IIse Permi�, SP �72-19, to continue a service station and per�it t� addition of U-Haul rentals, said it was up to the discretion of the Plannix�g Commission and he would go along w�t� thei� decision. Mr. Ci�ri$to�her Aasiand, 1330 59t� Avenue: He said he would be in Califoraia two ws.��ca f� itow. �ao wee�,s ago he e�gress.ed his opposition to the reqt�est pretty thoro�gfiiy. �Ie woul� nt�a �ma�ce a request that at the next meeting it be recc>rded he is ia op}�osit�oa to the request. - Mr. Aasland was asked to write a lettar stati�g i�is apposition and it � iaouid be preseatad a� �ha m�eeting. Mr. Edmundso� said �e could aot �e pxesent at the September 6th meeting, but he �at��.� �1�,�� c��ta��,v� in �s }�lace� �� Plaaning Commi.ssion Meeting - August 23, lgi2 Page 2 �^ Acting Chairman Zeglen said that being the petitioners were in accordance with the meeting being coati:►ued t� September 6, 1972, the order o€ business for �►ugust 2�, 19?� wiil be heard at that time. The meeting adjouraed at 8:30 P.M. 0 � \ � Respectfully sub tted �. - �' I�� Bri _ a ,�.- i%cording Secretary CITY OF FRIDLEY � PLATS & SUBDIVISIONS- � STREETS & UTILITIES SUBCOMriITTEE AUGUST 30, 1972 PAGE 1 CALL TO ORDER• The meeting was called to order by Acting Chairman Meissner. ROLL CALL: Members Present: Engdahl, Forster, Meissner, French Members Absent: Schmedeke Others Present: Darrel Clark, Engineering Assistant 1. LOT SPLIT REQUEST: L.S. 4�72-07, JOHN KOPROWSKI• Lot 13, Auditor's Subdivision No. 23. � Mr. John Koprowski was present. Mr. Clark explained that at first Mr. Koprowski didn't know for certain what he wanted to put on the vacant lot. He has decided to put another single family dwelling on the lot West of Riverview Terrace. The remaining lot with the existing house would be 18,000 square feet which is the minimum for a cesspool. Referring to the drawing presented this evening, he said that the house by the river on the left hand side of the drawing is much lower than the sanitary sewer and a lift pump would have to be installed. Depend- ^ ing on what that would cost, Council may or may not waive the requirement of hooking on to the sanitary sewer. . Acting Chairman Meissner said that he recognized the physical separation of the lot East of Riverview Terrace. Would it be included in the legal description of the lot split? Mr. Clark answered that the legal description for this piece would not be very long. Probably it would be Lot 13, Auditor's Subdivision No. 23 lying East of Riverview Terrace as now laid out and constructed. The middle lot could be the East 120 feet of the West so many feet. The lot by the river could be the West 200 feet of Lot 13, Auditor's Subdivision No. 23. Before Mr. Koprowski builds, he has to get a certificate of survey. Acting Chairman Meissner asked if it was the intention to make three building sites. Mr. Koprowski answered "y.es". Mr. Engdahl asked 3f Mr. Koprowski was the sole owner of the land. The answer was there was another property ewner. • Mr. Meissner said that, according to the drawing, he would be ending up with three different dimensions of the lots. ,� Mr. Koprowski said he didn't know how he should change it. u �� Plats & Subs.-Str. &_Util. Mtg. - August 30, 1972 Page 2 The driveway was discussed. Both parties could use the same driveway � dispensing with two driveways in the front yard. The present driveway is not wider than 8 feet. Mr. Koprowski asked how close to the neighbor's.lot line could the driveway be. He was told 3 feet. Mr. Clark informed Mr. Koprowski that the City does not record the lot split -- he would have to go to Anoka County and do that. The City d�es record the right of ways. MOTIpN by Engdahl, seconded by Forster, that the Plats � Subdivisions- Streets & Utilities Subcommittee recommend to the Planning Commission approval of the Lot Split, L.S. #72-07, by John Koprowski, of Lot 13, Auditor's Sub- division No. 23, to be split into three separate building sites. The first buiZding site is the physical split East of Riverview Terrace. The next portion to be what remains to the West and that said portion West of Riverview Terrace be split into two building sites. The first be Z20 feet and the second being the remaining Westerly part with a 15 foot easement for driveway purposes on the SoutherZy side of the most Easterly 1ot. Upon a voice vote, aZ1 voting aye, the motion carried unanimousZy. 2� PROPOSED PRELIMINARY PLAT� P.S. 4�72-05, MEADOW RUN ADDITION, BY FIVE SANDS, INC.: Generally located South of 79th Way, East of East River Road, West of the railroad tracks and North of 77th Way. Mr. Richard Fudali was present. ,r� � Mr. Clark directed attention to the preliminary plat submitted by Five Sands two years ago whiFh showed an attempt was made to divide the property so that each building would have a lot. The Planning Commission denied the request because they felt the lots were too small for the type of buildings , , planned (some lots were and some were not); it had some lots without public access; if platted now the City would lose what control it had over the complex. The request for platting went to Council, and during the time it was considered, Mr. Fudali asked it be discontinued unttil he got the plans up to date. Since that time, he has gone to the Board of Appeals and got variances "to reduce the lot area required for 295 living units in five separate buildings from 737,500 square feet to i00,564 square feet to allow ' construction of the Sth building of the apartment complex". � Mr. Clark continued that the new plat is divided into four lots. There are buildings on Lot 2 and Lot 3. Al1 the new lots do have access to the public right of way. This access is not necessarily where they are going to have access to each apartment, but do have some street frontage so that they can have access without easement to the public right of way. Regarding the creek on the South, the consulting engineer is computing some ponding areas to determine whether or not more easement is necessary. He stated the four reasons for denial of the previous preliminar�.� plat have now been corrected. That of the lots being too small. has been corrected by variances granted by the Board of Appeals and Council. Creation of lots without public access has been taken care af. If platted, the City would lose control over the old project, is no longer valid as on the new project, F 14 Plats & Subs.-Str. & Util. Mt�. - Au�uyt 30, 1972 Pa�e 4 /'� 3. PROPOSED PRELIMINARY PLAT, P.S. ��72-04, BY MRS. FLORENCE SWANSON: Generally lying South of Ironton Street and West of Ashton Avenue. No one was present for the petition. Mr. Clark e�lained that five lots were proposed with two lots facing Ironton being 80 feet wide. From the standpoint of area of the lots, they will meet the 9,000 square foot requirement. The corner lot will also meet the minimum requirement. The street along the West side is paved and the utilities are in. Ashton Avenue is just a dirt street. The property South of here was recently purchased by the City for a park. The.only problem is that part of the land (approximately 50 feet abutting Ashton Avenue) is zoned Light Industrial, the rest is zoned R-1. With the park at the South, that area becomes P-Park Land. The zoning should be changed. It might be possible to change by mutual agreement. The buildings to the West are residental. Since the area that is zoned M-1 is the rear yard, the petitioner should be asked to put some sort of planting screen up. We can't ask the industrial people to come across the street and put up a screen. The front of the houses will be on the cul de sac. Mr. Clark continued that there was nothing wrong with a plat providing their own screen. He did not think they would necessarily want to require a fence. � Mrs. Swanson is asking for one building permit for a model home. She ^ is placing that house on Lot l, fronting on Ironton Street, with a detached garage. MOTION by French, seconded by Engdah.Z, that the P1ats & Subdivisions-. Streets & Utilities 5ubcommittee recommend to the Planning Commission ' approvaZ of the Pre2iminary Plat, P.5. #72-04, by Mrs. Florence Swanson, with the stipuZation that Lots 1 and 2 be each 80 feet, that the portion of the plat zoned M-1 be rezoned to R-Z, that a green Ziving strip be planted along the Easterly side bordering Ashton Avenue at the time of the buildinq. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. Mr. French stated that the neighborhood is quite �ice. Mr. Clark added that Mrs. Swanson plans building modular houses. This type of house will have a low roof profile and are £airly low priced homes. 4. REQUEST FOR PERMISSION TO PUT A FENCE ACROSS AN EASEMENT BY ROBERT AMBORN: Easement next to Lot 1, Block 4, City View Addition. � No one was present to discuss the request. Mr. Clark said it was felt that something should be done so that the residents will know whether the 33 foot easement is a street, walkway or ^ vacate it. �� Plats & Subs.-Str. & Util. Mtg. - August 30, 1972 Page 5 ^ Mr. French said he did not think he would like to see the street open because the people would still have the same problem and probably compounded somewhat. Acting Chairman Meissner said he felt whatever was done should go South to 57th Avenue. The Subcommittee did not think a fence�would be the answer. They felt a walkway would not satisfy the petitioner. Once a foot path was established, it would be used. Mr. French wondered if it didn't boil down to either a walkway or vacate it. Mr. Clark said another problem is that 58th Avenue does not go over to 7th Street. Mr. French said the easement between 57th Place and 57� Avenue was mowed and looked good, but the one to the South between 57th Avenue and 57th Place was not as well maintained. Mr. Clark said that the sewer was in the easement on the block to the South, but it was not in the North block. Mr. Meissner asked what the City's policy of someone putting "private" on public land was. Mr. Clark answered that they have done it. In this /� case, the easement should be either open or vacated. If it were vacated, the adjacent property owners would have to pick up their share of the tax levy. � The Subcommittee felt they would like a little more time to study the request and asked that owners adjacent to the easement be sent notices of the meeting and asked to attend, including the people in the block to the South. MOTION by French, seconded by Forster, that the Plats & Subdivisions- Streets & Utilities Subcommittee table the request for a fence across the right of way between 57th P1ace and 5712 Avenue to the next meeting and that notices be sent to the people adjacent to the right of way and also the right of way to the lot immediately 5outh be invited to the next meeting of this Subcommittee. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the' motion carried unanimously. ADJOURNMENT: MOTION by French, seconded by Engdahl, that the Subcommittee meeting be adjourned at 9:30 P.M. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. n Respectfully s,ubmitted ` � �,y;_ c r_��--__ .r: ��_ . _ Haze1 0'Brian Recording Secretary n , t � f� �, ' � ,� . ; . ; .• . � � � . � . . . t BIIILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL SUBCOt�LCTTEE MEETIRG OF AUGUST 15 1972 i The mee�ing was called Go order by Mr. Tonco at 8:15 P.M, M�M88RS PFiES�NT: Tonco,' Simoneau, Lindblad 1�M$$RS ABS�NT: Zeg].eA, White OTf�RS PRESE�IT: Jer�old Boardmaa, Pla�ing Asaistant M�'1'ION by Li�dblad to appzove the minutes of the July 13, 1972 me�tiog as writt�n. , $ecoaded by Simoneau. Upoa a voice vote, all votitig aye, �h� motipn carried unani�mously. l• �ONSZDERATION OF A REQUEST TO CONSTRUCT A 50' X 20' STORAGE AND RE• CEIVING ADDI�ION TO AN EXISTING BUII.DING LOCATED ON LOT i BLOCK 1 �AST RANCH ESTATES 1S� ADDITION, THE SAME BEING 7620 tJ�1IVERSITY AVE; N.E ., FRIDLEY, MINNESpTA_ 55432 . (REQUEST BY THE GREEN GIANT CotrtPArr MINNESOTA 56 0 1'u. John Joaes, Construction Superiatendeat for the Green Giaat GompaAy� �. Aavid Rick, Manag�� of the Gardea Ceater, and Mr. Aobert Schroer of S�b's Produce Ranch w�re present to present the reques�� ./' {'� ��•J 0 � • , ' � M�. Jones;said that wi�at is being,presente$ aow are not £inished WprklAg drawings. There are no details, but the building will be a�odif��d poi• structure with a 10' overhang oa a pitch type xoof. �It will be a Ro�+ �eated area. �Sr. Schroer said it will be an eaclosed loading dock, . Mr. Tonco asked if Chey would be storing patio blocks in this area. M�. S��roex �aid no, this area would be used for goods cowing in,.bQth a$ d security room and getting�merchandise oue o� the e�emeat$. Mr. Jones said this additioa would help clean up the.area. Tha shelvlAB �li, be under cover and the trailer aad old building wi11 b�► removed, Mx, 8oardman said it was agaiast the City Ordinance to have aa �xtarior sa�es area oa a plaating strip facing a public ri;;�� o� way. A3.1 tnateri�� for storage should be feaced and screeaed. Mr. Schroer �aid he wasA�� aWare he was iA violatioa of any ordinance. Mr. �oardman'asked Mr. - Schroer to come ia and ta�k to Darrel Clark about this probl,eo� aAd om $ difference of opinion on one adyertisement siga. ' Mt. Boardtnan said the City wants a neW plot plan showing the exi$kiAg baild�ags aad what and where merchandise will be stored aA the p�Q�gr�� MT. Jones said he vill submit a full layout including where titey wan� Co have temporarg sales area for seasonal merchandise, He said he � Was starting his vacatioa shortly so he wouldn't be able C0 comp�ate tho layout uatil s�►etime ia September. He hoped Chis would be sati�* '� taCtory. . . t �"� /� _, i r� , ,' 0 � �' � • Bvilding Standazds-Desi�a _ControZ Subcoaanittee Meeti:�g of A�ust 15� 1972 - . �...� , � .. � Page 2 Mr� Schoer �aid he thought they had a special use permit fox �empoTmty i�le� of se$sonal merchandise. Mr. Boardmaa said he was+�'C awar� t�� aAy special use permit. Mr. Tonco asked Mr. Sehroer to get this ClaX��i�d t�ith the City staff also. Z'Ir. Lindblad asked about trash disposal. Mr. Schroer said he ChouB�k tb�ey had that problem pretty well so�.ved . He sai.d during Che Chri�tmaa apd �priag r,easons they have more trash so they zequested ext�ca piCk•t}F�. I40TION by S�taoneau to recommend to the City Councit app�oval of Chl! ��qy�est �o construct a storage and receiving addition with the s�ipu�.��,p� ths� a complete plot plan be given to the City in Segtember� 1972. . .� $econded by Lindblad. Upoa a voice vote, all voting aye, the �ti.OR c�rxied unaaimously. �'� CONSIDERATZON OF A REQUEST TO CONSTRUCT A 70' GRAZN DRIER ON A FOUNAA' ],OICATED ON LOT 8, AUDITOR' S SUBDIVI5ION ��29, THE SA.'�fE BEI?3G 25 -44TH A N.$. FRIDLEY MINNESOTA 55421. RE UEST BY MINDIESQTA LINSEED OI,I, �0 �••k4TH AVENUE N.E. FRIDLEY MINNESOTA . . �, -'� ' '. , ,. _ _... . . Mr. William Edberg, Ylant Manager of Minaesota Linseed Oi1 CampaAy �Ad Chris and�Garth 3ensen were present to preseat the request. . . y 1'S�. Edberg otated this was a normal piece of equipmeAt for their busin�� t t,�i11 be erected on the site, on a foundatioa. Mr. Lindblad asked if the City would be getting complaints ott th� ppiae� M�. Chris Jensen said the fan is completely enclosed.- Mr. Edberg �a�d it is a quiet machine. The only noise is fxom the bloWer. They have approval from the Minnesota Pollutioa Control Agency. He said there taould be more dust emission than fume emission. Mr. Edberg said t}��y had checked other makes of driers but the one manufactured by CarteY- Dap wa� the cleanest om the market. Mr, Tonco aaid he saw ao problem i� granting this �equest buC he W�t�ed �o inquire why the trees weren't planted as agreed when they gOt their l�st petmit. Mr. Edberg said they had a problem removing a� o1d �hed AAd by the �ime they got sameone to haul it away, the purserymaA sa�d it wa�q too late to plant trees and that they would have to wait aAd plant them this fall. .�ix�. Tonco asked Mr. Boardman how this �ou1d be bandled on this permit. Mr. Boardmaa said we could ask fc�r a sigaed agreement oa the tree planting. MQTTON by Lindblad to recommend approval of the requesL to �oRSCxVCt ��Q' gxaio drier and a foundation with the stipulation that MinneSo�� .iasesd Oil provide a signed agreement that the trees would be p��At�:c�, . , Seconded by Simoneau. Upon a voice vote, gll voting aye, the ptokiop . Caz'x��d unaaimously. .. �� . �� ' F�, � ` �bcammittee �ieetir� � ��$Q /'� � �, CQNSID?RATION OF A REQUEST TO CONSZ`RUCT A TEMPORARY 50' x 7z' STEEI. �Jt1INTENANCE BUILDING LOCATED EAST OF THE MAIN TRACTS AIQD NORTH OF , 43RD AVENUE N.E. ON $URLZNGTON-NORTHERN PROPERTY, (REQUEST $8Y ALCI IIII,I�ING SYSTEMS, INC. 2809 WAYZATA BLVD.. MINNEAPOLIS_ MZN?dES�TA :� . . � -�` 972 Mr* Robert Coyle of the Balco Building Systems and Mr. Gary Telfer of $u�� 1i.ngtou-Kozthern were pzesent to present the request as reprQSenCa�iv08 of Mr. 8i11 Johnson of S� S Trailer Repair Service ��arts. Mr� JahAaoa 1s iA California. He repairs piggy-back trailers in many ci�ies iA th�'Uai�ed States. Here, he repairs trailers for Burlingtoa-NoxtherA �Ad other railroads who use Burlington-Northern's facilities. Hs h�4� beeu working out of a truck but he needs somethiBg thaC cart be heatsd during the winter. Mr. Johnson wants'to have this all steel buildimg e�ected for a two year useage. Mr. Telford said the site om the $ur• liagtpa•Northern property will only be available until. 1974, at which Cime M�. Johnson will move it to aaother city. � �k. Coyle said this will be a campletely enclosed building w�thou�t � �'loor. It will have a full foundation with frost footings on struCtu=i�l PO�.AC8 . , a- �, 1`I�. Simoaeau asked how it would be heated. Mr. Coyle thpught Mx, JohAmoti Would use heaters run by propane gas. �Ir. Lindblad asked if ft would be booi��d up to water aad sewer. M�. Telfer said uo, tbey would be u&iAg �ur].imgton-Northera's�facilities. A telephoae and elecCriciCy wauld p�Obably be the only utilities. - . M�. I+iadblad asked about disposal of refuse. Mr. Coyle said most o# the repair work was oa electrical systems. Mr. Te�fer said there Wouldn�t be Sttq dumping of.fuel oil or any other fuel or oil. br. Tanco asked if Mr. Johnson would agree to a performauce bpAd to ii�u�'e the City that the building would be temporary. Mr. Coyle sa;,d MaC. Jphnson had discussed this with him and he would be willin$ Cp ppst a boud: Mr. Tonco said he thought a$2500 bond Would be fai�. The bond Could run uatil December 31, 1974. Mr. Telfer said Burl�pgtoA- RQttharti might need the site before or after that date. Mr. oACO� iRid if the site was avaiiable after that date, Mr, Johnso� couj.d �8jc #ax an extension of time. - D�QTIO�Q by Simoneau to recoa�end to the City Council approval of the reques� to couatruct a temporary steel maintenance building with the stipul�tioA: l. 4wtler post a p�rformance bond in favor of.the City that t�e building will be removed from the site by Tlecember 3I, I974. ,�,{ ,..., . Si�COAded by Lindblad. Opon a voice vote, all voting aye; the mAt�oD Ca�xied unanimouslq. , . . 1"I='. �ouCO adjouxned the meetiag at 9:20 P.K. RA� eGt�u�lly Submitted, , � � Dorothy � enson, Secretary �• 0 � � 1� , �, .�� CITY OF FRIDLEY . . - TTiE MINUTES � OF THE BOARD OF APPEAI.,S MEETING OF AUGtI S� 15, 1972 �� Z'he meeting was called to order by Acting Chairwoman Wahlberg at 7:33 P.M. ��RS PR�SEN�: Wahlberg, Crowder, Sondheimer ��g,,S AB�EN� : Min ish, Har ju 0�;� PRES�1VTt Clarence Belisle - Building �nspector �1��QN by Crawder to approve the mi.nutes of the July 25, 1972 meeting �s W��.��1n, ��p��c� by 6ondtlsimer. Upon a voice vote, thera being na naysR the u►o��qn carr�ed unanimously. , �?TIUN by �xowder to wa�ve reading the public hearing nQtice. �e�c�anded by Sondheimex- Upon a vofce vote, thexe being no naya, the mo��,an �a��#qd, s P�. .�i.�t Sailer and Mr. Irv Reese were present to present the request. Pic�ures o� r� �he existing and proposed signs were shown to the Board� , Mx• ase�e expla�ned fi.he ccnapany is getting ready to reidentify a�l of thei�' �,�ati,o#��. They �elt the public would identify more with the Champlin "G" t�� ' W�.�� the woxd Ghamplin, The change is making the appearance of the sj,g� �pxe iApd�xn a�d cha�ging the Fridley station sign will make it unifo�► wiKh ths ptl�e� ��CioRe+ • b�� Sa�,�.�r expl.ained the new sign will be faur-sided and have interi.Qx �1gh�i�. Th� 1.�,�hting is law �apor and at night the sign light will nQt sta�d Qut fr�� G &t�1,t�.oa lights. It will not be as bright as other station sig,�s. He addad �h�,t ,&c�ne sigt�s are very bright and its very uncomfortable for the peopla living �,n �he ��& bµ� they have tak+en this all'into conaideration. '1'!?,+� existing �ign is po8itioned 10 feet fro� 73rd Avenue property line ,�d x��rp fse� #xAu� the Central A�enue property line. '1�e propoaed sigit will be pQ��,p}�p� 1Q f�� from the 7�rd Avenue property line and 2 feet from the Centxa�.A,v�ttue gropexty li.ne. 1'�, Sondheiuner asked why they need to go so close to th� propexty line w�.�h �1�e ��i� beir�g �Q �eet high. �x. �aile� said the present sign is in a low spot on the property and �hey n�e�t t,�i�t ��xa h�i.ght �,nd the variance to the lot line-to have the sig� seen becaµse �h� Y�gata��.pn along the trailer court on 73rd is quita high and thick. He adde�.��y � ��o wou�.d �ike Co attzact the traffic off from 73rd Avenue. • /"� � ;'"1 � ThE Minutes of the Board of Appeals MeetinR of l�u�ust 15, 1972 Pa�e 2_ .- rJrs. Wahlberg read the following from the Board of Appeals Minutes pf Max�h 23� 1�7� coVering the variance on the existing sign: � • 'T't�. Norderhus stated the reason for the request was that a grove p� tz�� o the North of their property would obstruct the sign if it had to b� placed l0 feet in from the property line. There also are powex po�8� �,A the right of way that wpuld block the view of the sign. If we we�e to malce the sigr� higher than the 24 feet we are proposing to clear the Kx�q� . we would be competing with the high line wires and there is np t�eed to go higher if we can go out �o the property line. --�" �SiC't Cxawder said that to his knowledge, the Board hasn't granted a size v$ri.��p �p� ��ervice station sign in the last couple of years. To grant this va�cj,��t�e wou�.d in effect be setting a precedent. Heasked where the price sl,gn (j.� �dd��) Wou�.d be located on this sign. 1'"1�� Sa�ler said the company does not allow price signs to be put on this s��tl, �e pX��e signs have to be on a light pole or on A-frame signs. �. Sondheimer asked how imuch room would be between the'top of the pro�pGed ��.�n i� a.11owed and the high line wires. - I°j�� Sai].�x said he did not know. Mx. Sandheimer asked if they had talked to�N.S.P, about the possibi.lity p# u►avin� khe l�nes. . �. �ailer sai d l�e ha� not. MA�ION by Cxowder to close the public hearing. Seconded by Sondheimer. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the mo�i.pfl �a=�ied unani.�usly. j�. Crowder stated he is not willing to go along with doubling of the s�gn a�sa and with this particular sign area he would be Apposed to going to th� pxop�xty line as much as the sign area. They have no signs on 73rd Aven�e, whiGh 1�e f,�lt they were entitled to, and this sign would help �o attract t�,e publi� go�ng East on 73rd but he said he could be persuaded to ask them to �ook �or �Pm�tkting else for 73rd. . �jx�. Belis�e said they were �titled to a wall sign facing 73rd and also �, pe+�R�t�d �ylon• ` MOTIQN by �ondheimer to table this request to the August �9, �.972 m�eting to �1.low t�ie applicant time to obtain further information f�om N.S.P, about }�4w c14se the lines wou�d be �o the sign and what their feelings are about the ai�t�• $�pon�led by Crowder. j�r. Crowdex stated that even �f everything is olcay with the power company, he ' didn't think he could go alang with the sign area. , ► %�� Mx. Sondheimer said he fe7.t the City should not allow a forsst .�f ai.grs a�y�thex�t az�d the City should not allow certain signs anywhere. He added t�e was no� so • cpr}cQxned ��ou� th� sign fpotage. ' . , �:�i , � . rr r� � The Mi�utes of the Board of Apneals Meeting of August 15, 1972 �ag_e__�— ,,,- j�jx. Reese stated he would l.ike the Board �o keep �n mind that this new s�8� - iS A change throughout their company for identification. ^ � V07.'E UPON THE MOTION, there being no �ays, the motion caxried unanimausly, %� � Z . � REQUEST �'OR A V � -1 CION 45.134, 6. P AND A R-2 ZONING 1 OF A STORAGE SH 'S ADDITION, THE FST BY MIDWEST VA ISTRICT ' �TOBEL� ME BEING AND� S.TOR C i��'�ON by Sqndhe�imer to waive reading the public heaxing notice. �ecanded by CroWder. Upon a voice vote: there being no nays# the motion Garxied unanimot��y� I�jx, Wi11 �rri.s was �resent to present the xequest. A p�,Qt plan and structural plan for the storage building were shown to G�e AA�rd. �, �xris explained the building will be 100 feet by 35 feet and wi11 b� p�,�c8d in �.he southwest corner of the property, 3 feet from �iti�e� �at �,��. '�he bu�l.dit�g wil.l have 3 sides with a roof and be made of �pxrugated t�B�aj�• Th� pxope��y does have a fence around it. • j�. H�rris �dded the back of his property abuts R-2 Zoning but t�e R-2 lots �xe qui�e lax$e so the aCtual R-2 buildings are a long ways froiq th� comnw�} pxope�ty li�e- �r. Belisl,e added that the City Code does not specify setbacks for a�ce�soxy bu�.�dings in M-1 Zoning but the Code does require.a 15 foot side yaxd s�tb�C1� �o� the main building. He added the Board may have to get the City t��tozz��y'S o�in�.on on setb�cks for accessory buildings in this zoning. ,, T�, Harr�.a explained his company stores and moves furniture for se�vicem�i► �p3.ng ov�rsea,s or coming bacic from overseas. 'I'his storage building would b� used to store the wooden crates that are used for transporting the furn�tu��t. 7.'hey would store both empty and full crates but the majority would be et�g�y, j�t�. Harris added that this is the only location he could place this build�,ng on j�i& property and not restrict the movement of the semis in the y�rd, MrT �apndheimex asked if the storage building could be attached to Che main building. l�r. Haxris said that wouldn't loolt good because of the different heights o� th� �,wo buildings. He added he does store loose storage in the u�ain bu�,�ding but the palletized storage would be in the new building. 1�. Belisle added the City staff thought thare should be 6 feet between th� new buildi.�g and the 2 lot lines for fire purposes. He added that Chis building i�self would have a very low fire rating but the materials �ha� �re stpx�d wpuld be more flamaaable. '. � � � � � . /�1� a �i' T�e M,�,inutes of the Board of Appeals Meetin� of s`�i��ust 15, 1972 Pat�s 4� � I�. Haxris sai.d the only problem with a 6 foot space between the building �rlc} �d�Cq �_ Woµld be people discaxding items they wanted to get xi.d of �n�p this sp��. �` Mr, �roWder asked i� this buil.ding was approved to be 6 feet from the liAe� wo�tj,d �he Q�.�y be restric�ing the undeveloped lot ta the South and had we he�,xd �xPtn � Che pwner of that p�'operty. j��, ��1��51e stated that his department had talked to Mr. Walqurist who �.s t�e ��d ��ager of the undeveloped 1and, and Mr. Walquist had stated his clien� �� '�o�es o� rezoning his land to co�ercial zoning. Mr. Wa�lrQuist said they would hay� �Q pbjections as long as this proposed building would not restr�ct thelA ��1 s�e�v��pp�.Ag their land commercial. �tx. GiQW�sx asked �ir. Belisle if he could get an interpretation from the City ��tp�ney on accessory buildings by the next meet�ng. j�jr, i��lisle sa�.d he thought he could. • 'MQTIAN by.Crowder to table this request until August 29, 1972 to allow t;tme �o �et an �1��erpretati�n from the City Attorney on accessory buildings in M-1 7qni.i}g� - , �}�; $p�xd would also like a written opinion of the variance from the prope��y nwrt�� Ga the south. ' S�cortded by Sondheimer. , j"!�� SpT�dkteimer asked that we obtain the Minneapolis and St. Paul Codes fox �CG�ssoxy buil.dings in M-1 and for M-1 abutting another zoning distxiGt, ,.-- � �� ,� YQ'� UPON Tf� MOTION, there being no nays� the motion carried unanimously. �TO �NT: �'tip tpee�i�i$ wa$ adjourned at �:00 P.M. by Acting Chairwomazi Wahlberg. �apeG��ul�.y submitted: ` � M�tX IdT�T . &�Gx�� , , , .� � � ^ �3 CITY OF FRIDL,� <". THE MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF APPEALS MEETI��G OF �UGL'ST 29 1�72 The meeting was called to order by Chairman Minish at 7:30 P.M. MEMBERS PRESENT: Minish, Crowder, Harju MEMBERS ABSENT: Wahlberg, Sondheimer OTHERS PRESENT: Clarence Belisle - Building Inspectox� MOTION by Crowder to approve the minutes of the August 15, 1972 meeting as written. Seconded by Harju. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. 1. A RE UEST FOR VARIANCES OF: SECTION 56.05 6A FRIDLEY SIGN ORDINANCE TO INCREASE THE MAXIMUM SQUARE FOOTAGE FOR A FREE STANDING SIGN FROM 80 SQUARE FEET (160 SQUARE FEET FOR BOTH SIDES) TO 98 SQUARE FEET (196 SQUARE FEET FOR ALL FOUR SIDES), SECTION 56.05 6D TO INCREASE THE MAXIMUM HEIGHT FOR A FREE STANDING SIGN FROM 25 FEET TO 30 FEET AND SECTION 56.05 6F TO DECREASE THE DISTANCE A SIGN HAS TO BE AWAY FROM THE PROPERTX LINE FROM 10 FEET TO 2 FEET TO ALLOW THE ERECTION OF A FREE STANDING SIGN TO BE LOCATED ON LOT 1 BLOCK 1 AND OUTLOT 1 BLOCK 1 FRIDLEY INDUSTRIAL PARK PLA,T 1, THE SAME BEING 7298 HIGHWAY ��65 N E, FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA. (REQUEST BY CHAME'LIN PETROLEUM COMPANY, P.0 BOX 1265, SIOUX FALLS, SOUTH DAKOTA.) Chairn�an Minish explained this item was tabled at the last meeting to get a response + frbm Northern States Power about their opinion of the variance and to find out what they would do with their power lines if the variance was granted. Mr. Irv Reese was present to present the request. ^ MOTION by Crowder, seconded by Harju, to receive the letter from Northern States Power Company. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. Chairman Minish read the letter which stated the following Northern States Pocaer recommendations for the Sign; 1- Instead of two feet in from the east property line, N.S.P.suggests you keep the sign at least five feet in from the east property line. 2- The sign should be kept at least ten feet in from the north property line, and preferably 12 feet in from that line. N.S.P, has a line running east and wcst on 73rd Avenue that must have the same clearance. Chairman Minish asked Mr. Reese if Champlin was agreeable with the sugg�:sted relocation of the sign. Mr. Reese said they were in agrec:r.ient with N.S.P. They would relocate the sign to ,be five f�et in from the line instead of two and 12 feet in trom the north linc�. Mr. Harju asked what was resolved on the hcight of the sign as ther�� i.s also a variance of neight. Mr. Reese said the sign will be 30 feet high. Mr. Crowder stated that one of the reasons Eor thc° hei�;ht variance ttiat was broi�ght out at thc last meeting was the trees on the cozner surrounding the trai�er c=�urt make it difficult for the southbound traffic to see the sign� Tiie closer the sibn is located to the north property linei the more the trees would conceal it. � F ' ,q The Minutes of the Boar� of Appeals Me�t�r�s= ;�f �'��`� "`�. 1972 Pa�e 2�Y Chairman Minish asked if these were starrdard panels r`ar the sign. Mr. Reese said yes they are and that they are each ? feet. He added that this � is their new identification sign thac all of their stations ar� changing to. They do have a double face sign for inside locations but they want to use the foux sided sign at this location. Mr. Reese added that the Board questioned the illumination of the sign at tlie last meeting. He said this sign has about the same candle power of the present sign. He said you would need a light meter to determine which is greater. Mr. Crowder stated, in essence, he had stated at the last meeting that Fridley could be served Just as easily with a two sided sign, on one pole, and without a varianee. He realized they wanted the four sided sign to draw the public off from 73rd Avenue but he felt they should explore the possibility of locating a second sign on 73rd Avenue, which they are entitled to. Ztao pylons that meet tile Code would serve the same purpose as one four sided sign. Mr. Crowder said that on the plan the height of the existing sign is noted as 20 feet. Mr. Reese said he thought the height was 25 feet. Mr. Belisle said they could be using the centerline of the roadway for the height measurement, which is two or three feet higher than the grade at the base of the sign. Mr. Harju stated the erea variance doesn't bother him as much as the location �„� near the property line. He said he would prefer to see the sign set back ' ten feet. He would be in favor of granting the height and size variances if the sign would be moved back. Chairman Minish asked if Champlin adheres to the code on this sign, can they still put up a pylon on 73rd Avenue. Mr. Belisle said they are allowed a 40 square foot sign on 73rd Avenue. They are also allowed a wall sign. Mr. Reese stated they have no plans to put a second pylon up on 73rd Avenue because they would have to put it in the station driveway. The green area isn't wide enough to put a legal sign on it and they would hate to ruin the landscaping. He added they do not allow any bannexs or price signs to be added onto this sign. MOTION by Harju to recommend to Councii approval of the requests for varying the sign area to 196 square feet and ttie sign,height to 30 feet with the understanding that the sign be placed 12 feet from the north property line and 5 feet from the east property line, and that Champlin agrees that this be the only sri.gn in lieu of the 2 signs that could be allowed, Seconded by Crow der. Nir. Crowder a dded the stipulation that there be no temporary signs or banners ^ erected on this sign. A VOTE UPON iHE MOTION, thexe being i�o ��,ys, tite moti �n carrie3 unanimuus ly �� The Minutes of the Board of Appeals Meeting �f �$u tast 29, ��2 Page 2. A RE UEST FOR A VARIANCE OF SECTION 45.134 6 PARAGRA,PH 3 TO REDUCE THE DISTANCE BETWEEN A M-1 BUILDING AND A R-2 ZONING DISTRICT FROM JO FEET TO 3 FEET TO ALLOW ^ THE CONSTRUCTION OF A STORAGE SHED TO BE LOCATED ON THE NORTH 174 FEET OF LOT 5, BLOCK 1 DON'S ADDITION THE SAME BEING 6400 CENTRAL AVENUE N.E. FRIDLEY MINNESOTA. (RE UEST BY MIDWEST VAN AND STORAGE, 6400 CENTRAL AVENUE N E, FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA. Chairn�a.n Minish explained this item had been tabled to get an interpretation from the City Attorney on accessory buildings in M-1 Zoning and also to get a letter from the property owner to the South on his opinion of the variance. Mr. Harris was present to present the request. Chairu�an Minish read the letter from the City Attorney concerning acc�ssory buildings. He also read the letter from the attorney of the property owner to the south which stated they objected to the variance. Mr. Belisle stated there is a 6 foot sewer easement along the back property line so the variance if granted could not be reduced any further than 6 feet. MOTION by Harju, seconded by Crowder, to receive the letters from the City Attorney and Mr. Nyquist, attorney for Fortune Investments, Inc. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. Chairnian Minish asked Mr. Belisle what the City staff felt about this variance. Mr. Belisle answered that the City staff felt this building should have the same setbacks as a main building because of its size and use. ^ Mr. Harris said to add this building onto the existing building would make it just about impossible to turn the trucks around in t-he yard and he does not want to move it out to 6 feet because there would be wasted space between the building and the lot line. MOTION by Harju to close the public hearing. Seconded by Crowder. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. Chailzna.n Minish explained to Mr. Ha�ris that since the City staff feels this building should meet the setbacks of a main building, and because the property owner to the south is set against the variance, and because there is no real hardship as the building could be added onto the back of side of the ma.in building, he felt the Board might act to deny the request. He informed Mr. Haxris that if this denial was concurred with by the Council, he could not bring a variance on this building back before the Board for 6 months. He added that if Mr, Harris would like to withdraw this request, he might be able to come up with a better location that would be more agreeable to all parties, and if it happened to need a variance, he wouldn't have to wait the 6 months. Mr. Harris agreec3 and withdrew his request. � 3. � F l�r'� P �r � f The Minu''es o+ the BoaYd af �PP�'4�5 �`1�eti:��.; ��t -��;�5t 294 ��972 a t`� A REQUEST FUR A�,'�1RIANCE OF SECTICN 45ti05%4C I'RIDLEY_CITY G��`��E TO REDUCE THE ��T�.MUM gEAF YARD DEPTh FRC1M 2� FEET T'� �u (^EBT TO AI.LUW THE �;J;�STRUC'IION �F :� DWEI.LItiG T� BE LOCATED ON THE NORTH 8� PEET ��' LOT 1 BLOCK 2� MOORE Ll.KE Hrt=1iT-.�:�ivS, THE SAME BEING 910 MISSI5SIPPZ STREET N.E. FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA (RE IQIEST BY `'IR• DEN�IIS COLLINS 3804 HIGHCREST ROAD U,E. MINNI.APOLIS MINNES�'LA.) Mr. Collins was present to present the request. A survey of the property and a sketch of the l.ouse on the lot were presanted Lo the Board. Mr. Collins stated the Planning Commission had approved the lot split on Lot 1 on August 9, 1972. The result of the lot split was this 80 f-oot by 100 foot lot. Hu added the house will be 26 feet by 50 feet and have a tuck under garage that will exit onto Able Street. The other setback requirements have been met. �here is no other way to position the house on the Iot. Mr. Crowder stated the Plats and Subs. Subcommittee and the Planning Commissioz�, , in essence, created a substandard lot by approving the lot split. Mr. Belisle said that the Code states where lot splits are permitted, the lot does not have to have the minimum lot area. Mr. Collins added there will be 30 feet between the back of his hous�: and the side of the adjoining house. MOTION by Crowder, seconded by Harju to close the public heari ng. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. ^ Mr. Harju stated the request seems reasonable since the lot was split. He felt a person should have a right to build on this lot and the variance is only decreasing his own back yard and presuma.bly there would be a privacy fence put up if there are any problems. Mr. Crowder stated there is definitely a hardship becaus�: of the lot split. MOTION by Crowder to recommend to Council approval of the request to reduce the rear yard from 25 fcet to 19 feet. Seconded by Harju. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. 4. A REQUEST FOR VARI�TCES OF• SECTION 45 104, 2A, FRIDLEY_CITY CODE, TO REDUCE THE NITNIB�',R OF PARKING SPACES RE UIRED FOR 341 SEATING SPACES I'RO�I 86 i0 77 AND SECTION 45 103, 4C, l, TO REDUCE TI-� REAR YARD REQUIRE`ZENT FROM 25 FEET TO ? FEET, TO ALLOW THE CONSTRUCTION OF AN AllDITZON TO AN EXISTING BUILDING LOCATED ON _.OTS lh � 17, AUDITOR'S SUBDIVISIU\ 4f8$, THF. SA�iE BFING 61c1 HIG?-IWA1 �r6� N.E., iRID?�E�i, MINNESOTA. Re.�'UEST BY MR. WILLIf�i �ICKLOW 6161 HIGHW ,'t ��65 ti.E . FRI,�LEY MII�NESOTA. Mr. William Nicklcl�a was present to present the xequest. MOTION by Harju, seconded by Crowder, to waivE: reading the public hearing notice. Upon a voice vote, there being no naya, the m�tion carried unanimously. Mr. Wyman Smith, Attoxney for St. Anthony Village Shopping Center, Inc�, and � Mr. Max Saliterman, representing Sears, were present ta object to the va�,ic��,ces. F ' /�r' � Th� Minutes of the Board of Appeals Meeting o.i. August 'L9 i�72 Pa�� 5__ Mr. Nicklow stated th ey had in mind adding on an addition, toward the lake, that would be-used for private parties. It would have seating room for SO to 75 ^ people It will be a single story addition with no basement. The existing buildii;g has only a partial basement under it. With the. additional seating spaces they are required to have extra parking spaces. Mr. Crowder asked if there would be any doors opening out the back oi the addition. Mr. Nickow said they plan to Yrave two doors going out the back For fire exit purposes. They would leave the existing outside wall there, but they would put in double doors. Mr. Smith asked how ma.ny employees they will have. Mr. Nicklow answered they will be open from 11:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. and tiave two shifts of employees with about 10 to 15 people on each shift. They won't know exactly how many employees they will need until they open up for business. Mr. Smith said he questions the variance on the number of seating spaces and the number of parking spaces. The variance request states 341 seating spaces. Mr. Nicklow said they don't have that many seating spaces. The plans showed 249 for the pr'esent building and 92 spaces for the addition but they won't be having that many. He figured there were 8�J spaces in the bar, 75 spaces in the addition and 120 spaces in the restaurant making a total of approximately 275 instead of 341. ^ Mr. Smith said that if these figures are correct, then there are probably enough parking spaces. He added that the variance for the rear yard was t�oted as from 25 feet to 7 feet in the public hearing notice but Mr. Nicklow has stated 5 feet. He wondered which measurement was correct. Mr. Belisle stated the 7 feet was taken off from the piot plan that was submitted to the City. Mr. Saliterman asked if this addition would conflict in any way with the State laws concerning building setback from the lake shore. He said he thought the minimum setback was 80 feet. Mr. Belisle answered he had rio knowledge of such a law but he would check with the State on it. Mr. Saliterman said they are not fighting Mr. Nicklow on his success, in fact, they wish him a lot of success, but they don't want his suc�ess to spill over onto other people`s success. He said right row, Shorewood i� spillir.g o�Y�er from 15 to 20 cars into the Sear's parking lot and Sears has complained to him about it. He said Sears has plans to put up a fence around their parking area an�i put up a sign that this area is for customers and employees only and all other cars wi11 be towed away . Mr. tiicklow saicl that the reverse i; true at thi� :_im�. aiso Peop1� will stor i�. ior a drink and then walk over to Sears. He ic��t a ter�cc wo�_iid soive �he problem of reverse parking. ^ �Ir. Saliterman added that whether a variance is graizted tor.a�ht or not, they are i� trouble with their parking. �� he Minutes of the Board of Appea.ls Meetiny �1f August 29, 1972 P_ag� � Mr. Smith stated in suctanary that their objection is to the side vard variance. He said he had prf�pared a memorandur� on the variances that hc wotild like t� ^ read to th� ��aru. He said our C��d� says that the Board has t:lc� ^o��er ur,der undue hardship to grant variances. H�_: w�uld object to this varianct� bc�cause there has been no undue hardship si;�.zw�i. The burden .>f p�-oof is o�; the applicant to show a hardship. The plan for t}ie addition is for privat� parties. It seemed to him that Mr. Nicklow could arrange the addition to stay withiu the setback requireme.nts. /'� /"''� Mr. Smith said Mr. Saliterman's shopping center is only about :�ne-quarter finished and in the case when Sears built their building they were resp�>nsible for living up to the Codes and the others can too. Sears does h�3ve a right to use the property to the East of Shorewood. Mr. Smith ma.de xeferences to New York cases where a person can not get a variance where the hardship is created by the owner or his predecessor. Because of the fact that when Mr. Nicklow purchased this property, the details such as the size of the building and the amount of land were all made very clear, he in making the purchase knew what the problems were at this location. Mr. Smith said that another rule that seems to be quite genuine in that it isn't sufficient when it is said the variance would make it economically better or financially better. To make money a hardship, you would first have to prove that you would go broke if you didn't get the variance. Mr. Smith stated the applicants request for variances on parking and for alteration of set-back requirements should be denicd. The parking requirements in City Code Section 45.104 that are deemed applicable to the applicants require one parking space for each four seats or similar accomodation in a restaurant, theater, church, etc. The Code does not specifically detail parking space for a supper club. At the time the code was drawn, the splir. liquor bill had not been passed and there were. no supper clubs in Fridley. The parking ratio of one to four seats in a restaurant is more liberal than the requirements in other suburb�tn com:ln.inities that have had supper clubs for a long period of time. The parking requirements for retail stores and other commercial enterprises are more restrictive. Mr. Smith said the adjacent property is valuable property. Mr. Saliterman pays about $60,000 a year in taxes. If the Board grants a modification here, isn't ttie Bodrd setting a precedent that is unnecessary. Mr. Nicklow can adjust his addition to be respectful for what our Code calls for. Mr. Saliterman said he wants Mr. Nicklow to do well but he doesn't want him to encroach on other people's parking area. MOTION by Crowder, seconded by Harja to receive the mer�orandum fxom Mr. S�nith. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carriad unanimously. Chairman Minish said that there seems to be some disagreement about the actual number of seating spaces and the existing parking spaces. Mr. Nicklow said some of the parking spaces that are included in the 77 and what are on the plans, are what they would have installed by now if the iire had not occurred. They still plan on putting them it. The Minutes of the Board of Appeals MeetinT of Au�ust 29, 1972 Page 7 Mr. Smith said he felt the parking spaces needed should be figured f.or the maximum capacity of the building. He felt it wasn't fair to add on an addition /1 and then ask for a reduction in parking spaces when there doesn't seem to be enough spaces now. He also felt that the variance would have some effect on the land to the east of Shorewood, even though it is rlow undeveloped. Any encroachment on this land would be a blight. He asked why allow additional encroachment if it isn't an undue hardship. /"1 � Chairman Minish said that since Mr. Nicklow is not in too much of a hurry about this matter and since we are unsure of what exists as far as parking spaces and seating spaces are concerned, he would be in favor of tabling the item until the September 12, 1972 meeting to allow exact figures to be obtained. Mr. Crowder stated he was also con�used about the variances. He would be in favor of tabling as maybe a parking space variance is not needed. MOTION by Harju to table this request until the September 12, 1972 meeting to allaw time to clarify the exact figures and to republish the public hearing notice if it is found to be in error. Seconded by Crowder. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. Mr. Smith and Mr. Saliterman asked that they be called when the correct figures are obtained so they can have time to go over the requests. ADJOUR1�Il�tENT • The meeting was adjourned at 9:30 P.M. by Chairman Minish. &espectfully submitted, L ') ' ; -�.s, t ! , MARY HINT , h' Secretary � �: � �� J M�(�S pF THE REGULAR PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION MEETING. AUGUST %. �.��Z� �•�� wa� ca�lsd to c�rder at 7:55 p.m., by Chairman F�,tzpatrick. ^ �($�RS.�'R�S�I�'�; Fitzpatrick. Blaix, Kirkham, Stimmler. M�B�RS � �X��1a�A : Waga� . ��(��, j��t�S��('�; �t��. Barb Hughes, 548 Rice Creek Ter�ace, 55432, 54Q�261$, �•W�l(, M�TVin Brunsell, Finance Director. Fa�l1 $rown, Qi�ector of Parks and Recreation. R�lph Volk�an, Park Foreman Cathie Stordahl, Secretary to the CommaSSion. MIIVUTE OP TH� �lUI.Y z�• �9� MEETING � MQT�Qy ,�� ,cu,h., Seeanded by Sfi,imrr�en, �o app�cove �he M.i.nu�ea a� �l1e �e.�c�. ��.h� • � A'nd R�GcF�t:�i.an Camm.i.aa�.an Mee,t.f.ng, da�ed Ju,�y 24, 1912 • The Mo�;can cev�.c.ed� DUTC��I t� , . i�� z�a�t�'ick asked Mr. Brown for a report on Dutch Elm Diseas�. Mx, ��pW� �'��qd �� 8 ��.ty is it� the process of putting together a fprm lettex wh�,�h Will 1?� ��1�'� �,p ��s�,d��s, to inform them that they have a diseased tree on their pxopexty, 2�TId p�� ,��.�r ��pc��ibilities ar� fox disposing of it. Mr. Brown �ndicated '�hAC Ch� �,��y�� W��d �n�pe�tion Aepartment has a similar weed �batement l�tte�, whiGh fih� �4 a��t�q�t x& using �or a sample. The final letter will requir� C�.ty a��4Vei1 b��axp �t"� px'inted �nd mailed out. _ , ��,,,�'.,�;a:-�,. ��*, p�.��r��k r�minded �}�e Commission of the mounting d�,scussic�t� �'or t�� y�i �,i��, �y��pp�p�n� of NArth Park. � M�'s. �a�baxa �iughes was present at the meeting, on behalf o£ the Leagu� of Wom��1 YQt��'�i� but sh� also said a few words on her desire to see a Nature �ent�r d�velp��d �� ic��^Ch Park . Mrs . Hughes stated that a University of Minnesota, S�rlio� � RR�� K�X, w�R ��F fi�,j��'�n� xn Na��ura1 Development, has studied the North Park a�'ea. �X��}��Y��,y, and ws��tld b� mo�e th�n happy to give tours . Mrs . Hugnes said that she h�d b��l �t� Zn ��p �r�a on Al�ny oc�asions, but that her tour with Mr. Kay brought out mat�� }�aw �Qj,�,�� o£ intexest which she had never seen before. �. �j,.rkh��p su�g�sted that the Gommission invite Mr. Bob Barnett, who has p�'Q�QS�d. tj1�L No�th paxk be developed into a golf course, and Mrs. Hughes to attend a�t}�t��+� A��t�,ng tp di�cuss both of the possibilities for development. The Commiss�4ner� ��p�d that this would be a good idea, �nd suggested th�t the Septemb�r 25tt� mA�t�,�l,� wc��d b� a good time to have tha.s item placed on the agenda. �T��T PfiQPO� SA�^ j►�+, p�.x��.trick turned the Commi�sioners attention to the 1973 �ud�� prppp�al. M�� o� pp�sn�d his presentation with a few items which were not inGluded in the �ud,�e��, �{,i� w1}i�h he felt should be given some co,isideration. The first item was the "A�tj,�� $��' which was held in Hackmann Park this Summer under the dire�tia�1 of Mr�, ��1y� ��p�w The se�ond item was a bridge or bridges across Rice Creek, loeated �n l�Ae��l � p,�rjc, T�►� thixd item was the pu�'chase of the lots in Hamilton's Addition tA M��11a��,{;�• ��,TI�r, ��m riumber four was the planning of North Park. Item numbex fav� Wa� ��,� �� p� ��p�ce at Spring B�ook Park, by residents who have prpp�rty adjol�in,� �Me �a?c}a property. The cost would be approximately $250.00. Item number siX WaS �'Q� ��c�� pr the completion of the ixrigation system at �Q�tnops Park. The astjir�ate w�,� �, ��px�,mately $8,p00.00, which woald be spiit between the Park� and Rec�cea�tic��t ��pa�tmen� and �he Public Works Department. M r ,� �. � (yi.�t�tes o� the Paxks �, Recreation Commission Meetir�g, August 7, 1972. ___ Pag� 2 �3�T �CQN'T� ; ��, ��QWr� �ointed out that the xeports on the success of the Park Sc�ooj Rang�x a,�e g4�od� b�t tha� fih@ cost for continuing the program will not be avail,�ble urlt�j, Su�h� �i�te �.s �he City can meet with representati;�es of the school and tk�e county. Th� Cpl��tty W�4t�d l�ke to pay a po�tion of the expenses for the ranger, amd hav� th�j.x ��p��t�� lo��ted within the City covered. Mr. Brown will keep the Commissio� ��q��med c�r� this topic . /'� �j�� t}75, P�Tk Department, Other Expenses, the 1973 proposal was i.ncreased �x'ol� $�,��43�,$� �Q $�6,036.84, bringir�g the requested amount to $7a,S28.84. T1�e Capi��j �u��y' pxoposal for 1973 was decreased from $125,513.00 to $122,388.42. The tota�, 1i�7� �'�c�u��C fox PaTkS, was $350, 722 . 26 . 1��1d�b�' 47�, Re�reation Department, Personal Services, the 1973 proposa.�. was �.nc�Q�se�l ��p� $�'�,$$Z.QQ to $$0,257.00. The total 1973 request fpr Recreation �s $].07,�f�2.QQ, ��5� '�s�t�1 �'eQu�sts for 1973 will be $457,788.36. 5�y��a1 �.tems were discussed b�iefly, where an increase or decrease from the 1972 $1�r��t was indicated. The first item was for printings and publishings. Mr, �xow�1 �`�9�u��'��d �31 additional $300.00 in this area, but the Commission felt that the j��e�� W�.$ T�c�� adeauat�. The Commissioners themselves, are receivir►g additipna�. �1�t�fx��1$ ��'Qm the National Recreation and Park Association and the Minnesota R��'�at7.p� �I�d Paxk Association, both of which they are members. There are othex' �x��s which are eonsidered here, and the Commission fe�t that the $300.OQ shouj,d be ��e��$d to $900.00, bringing the new requested amount to $2,400.00. Mx. K�rkha#� a�j�p� }� }�alf p� the amount wouldn't be enough? The Commissioners felt that t}�� x9 �t�G�'�a�p was needed. '�� tc��a �o�t fQ� the purchase of the_North Park axea was di!��ussed. The tot�,� GQst w�s $100,�$5.52. lii 197� the City paid $.iS,�00.U0. In 1971, the City paid $25,QQO,Op, �� 72 t�� C�ty paid $13,156.00. The requested amount for 1973 �s $27,129.52, or ��e ��t�� alance which would pay for the property, in full. Mr. Stimm�e� asked i� ��;p ��.rice ��maining could be broken down into areas, for example, actual co5t pf ��1� ��4T�d, �p�cial assessments, etc. Mr. Bxunsell said that he would take care o� ��.5, p��, p��zpat�iLk felt that Hamilton's Addition to Mechanicsville should be inclµd�� in �}�e ��73 Budget request. Mr. Stimmler agreed. (�N �a S�`.i.mm.�e�c, Seeanded b K.i�chham, �a add zhe neha�e � 8eacf� 14, La� � Fun n� n�v ee n�e.e�sv e, �a �t e ne ue�� ax unc e a � A a. e a�.�.an eahtue . '�h� r1ex� item of discussion was Buildings and Structures. There was some t}�ou�ht �mo�t� Ch� Comm�.ss}oners, th;at the cost of relocating the shelter fx�om 613 Buff�io ^�� .p t'he Ruth Circle area, should be completely forgotten for this year. They �p�t ��.� o�}�� a�e�� w�}ich had been part of the park system for a longer perioc� o� ��►@ shp�}�d b� g�.veri & higher pxiority in our Budget. Mr. Stimmler maintained tt�at �f,�, ��t�ng;.��.nk._was on the ag�nda for that area this Winter, a s�elter buiidit�g W�u1d d��-iti�ely be needed or the new facil�ty would be practica�ly useless. Mx, $}a.i� stat�d �hat $e was not at all in favor of the building because, in his opir�igtl, t}�� pa�k i� #�r�o smal� . f r M�nutes o� the Parks � Recreation Commission Mee� �f�;, A�z�;us� 7y �972• �_ �� QN�T�' . M�, �4�a�r �'�1C that the need for a bridge or bxidges in Locke Park was gr�ater ��p �h� ��BS� for � shelter building in Ruth Circle Park. � 1��, F�tz ��ick suggested that priority #1 be for the City Garag� Adciit�on, p��?x'�'k}� #� fp�+ t�ie Lpeke Park Shelter Building, and prio�ity #3 be left open fo� d�.scu�siq� �,��p� in �h� meetit�g. All agxeed that this was a good idea. (j�}d�� 4�5.54, the Commissioners changed the order of the priorities and added s�v��'�� , Qn� such addition was the request for funds tp build a bridge 7�R LQCke �'��k. The ��'��m��d cast for materials, machinery, and labor is $1,000.00. T11�S WaS c��id�c� �� .�� qu�st for lighting, bringing the total request far Locke Park in 197� tp ��,40Q.AQ. P��Qrity �� was changed from picnic tables for Oak Hill Park to the f�ne�r�g r�c{�est �s�� th� nei�hboxs who live adjacent to Spring Brook Park. A�tex� x�-ordex�ing the priorities, the Commission moved on to the Recreatipn �ection �'qx �Qmin�ri'G$. Upon reviewal of the increase for two Playground Superviso�s ta ma� �,� ��td��oria�, s��e, and the regular pay increases for the past employees who w�.11 �e ��u��}j,�l�, ta our staff, the Copimissioners agreed that the 1972 amoun't was o�lly �boi�� }�� 1�p,amount required. After some discussion, a Motion was made to doub�e the �R�1i�� 'o�' 1973. MdTT(�N by K,veh.ham, Seeonded by H�.a,in, xa tncn��ase �ihe 471 . l l, P.�a�cynound Pehbanne,� .00, ��a�_ ev.._m�r_e_rvsa�e c�n t��r��.ea,sea �.�iwa� p�,two em�.�a yee� �to ma�i a new a�. gnou � E'l� U nevtiuu� emp� yr�e�s e� 4�(.OVt �Wi1l�t.�. t��ov�� o� the entire 1973 Budget request and the disposition of same Was �cted upan� , M(?iIUN 6 13�cwc Seeande.d 6 S�.i.mm.2en., e czh. an eene.a�c.on Camm�c�5�.can �cxP_ nn a ah.cvatc � e,ch. necammen a�c. 0 M(�TION b K-v►.F�ham p�.wcvt. co .ce�s a un e,�: a eav e�c. � ADJI�i�RNM�NI' : �o a�pn.a v e�he l 97 3 Budg e� Fno n�, za xr� e n. See�nded b S�i,mm.�elc, �v �.n/��.uc.t �the Camm�v5�5�.vn Sec c : e Bu e,i Pna a�s �a e mem etc� a� e lu. e n�nam .t��atc av� e� an amm,c.s�-c.an an. M�9TIUN by K�t.�iharr�, �� adjaunn �the me�t,i.ny a,t 11:29 �.m. u.e, a�s am�.nded �� n a� eh"�o�.c.an �a �'h� n�xt �agu�ar tneeting will be held on September 25, 1972, at 7:30 p.m., �ri tha ��,r�u#�ity Roqm of Fridley Civic Center. Res eGt��l�ly su��litt�d, �� ,,. � ; /� ` F ` �-��! ' _��- -j�'� �-� �� lj'�Hi� STORpAHL, Secretary to the Comm�ssion �� ADD�NDUM: Fox camplete discussion from the Budget meeting, please refer tc� th� attachp�l �� addendum. .; a __ ` - � . � � A � _ � ^ _ 41;��N�??J�I t� t'�� Parks ?.nd ��:rea�ic�r� CommiSSic�ri Nilnutes MEMORANDUM ----�_.____ '�� pa��,� � RQG�'�eatipn Commissioners CITY 0� FR�At.�Y 6431 Universi*ty AV�� N,�� Fridley, Mi�►nespta 5543� PALIL BRAWN, U,v�.eczon Phone: 560��4S�Q �f�� Dq�; August $, �.972 ��'; �p7a �ud�et Revisions Fy�qr►; Cathie, Sec�et�xy � � � +� 1� N 11 It +► r • 1► • • • • w � • w +► w • • w w w � • • • w • w +► +� +► 1► +► M � �Q�i�s�vnsxs: �,�s�ed below are the additions a�1d deletions tQ the 1973 Budge� r�q��&��a �g, �iu�mit'��d to you �y Paul, Brown at the August 7th meeting : GQV�R �H��T: �'"�'h�'s �cate submit�ed to you was August 7th, rather than August 8�h. We'v�e added today's date as the first revision date. � aj •��G� # � ; "'"'"""'�� - Park Depaxtment : Oth�x Exp�nses: 1973 Proposed is changed from $73,928.$4 �o $74,$2��$4� �'hat's ar1 increase from $15,436.84 to $16,036.84. Cag�tal Outlay: �973 Proposed is changed from $125,513.00 to $1��$�.4�, That's a decrease from $37,097.00 to $33,972.42. (It's an ovex&1,� �ncrease, but a decrease from the submitted figure). � TpTALS Fox 475, Park Department: 1973 Proposal is changed from $3�3,246.84 to $350,722.26. T}�at's a decrease from $89,542.84 to $97,09$.26, (I�'S an pv�ra�.�, �ncr$3se, but a decrease from the subm�tted figure). '`` 471 - Recxeation Department: T Pe�'sonal Services: 1973 Proposed is changed from $,7�,8$2.00 to $$Q,�57,�?Q, That's an increase from $10,455.00 to $10,830.00. TpTALS �qr 471, Recreation Department: 1973 Proposal �.s chaMg�d iram $106,987.00 to $107,362.00. That's an increase from $9,705.00 to $10,080.00. /1 ��p TQTALS: ��'Vith the above mentioned changes in mind, note that �he Grand Total �97� �ropo§al w�ll now be changed from $461,833.84 to $457,788.36. That's a�► overall dECrease from the 1973 Budget pT�posa� from $99,�47,�4 to ,$95,202.36. ' 34 =� , , j'^ 1973 Budget Revisions .�_._._r_.r.._a�.__._._.---.-.-�-- Page 2 ^ PAG� #a: ,�'47�,2� - P��nting F, Publishing: � The 1973 Pro�osal was to increase the 1972 Budget by $�p0.00. Per you� �equest, we have increased it another $600.00, and the new propQs�c� �igure �s ck�anged from $1,800.00 to $2,400.00. c175.23 � Travel, Conferences, $ Schools: Plaase note a correction, due to a typing error, in the 1973 Bud�et Pxopo��. The amount of $575.00 which was budgeted for.in 1972, wl�� r�maj�� th� same for 1973. There will be no increase of decre�s+�, '�QTA�,� for Paxks, Other Expenses: �973 Proposa� is changed fror.: $73,928.84 to $74,528.84• That's an incxease �rom $19,531.84 to $20,131.84. �AG� �6; 75,50 � Land: 1973 Proposal is changed from $47,500.00 to $47,425.4Z. '�hat's a d�ecrease fxom $4,156.00 to $4,230.58. 475.�2 - Fu�'niture �i Equipment: 1973 Proposal is changed from $2,310.00 to $2,210.Q0. That's a decrease in the 1973 Proposal, but an qveTall ir�Grease ��;��$� from $1,570.pQ to $1,470.00. 4'7S . 53 - Machinery F, Automotive : ^ 1973 pro�osal is changed from $19,300.00 to $14,300.00. `�hat's a dec�ease in the 1973 Proposal, but an overa�� increase � �h�,��e �rom $11,800.00 to $6,800.00. 475.54 - Ot�e� �mprovements: �973 p�oposal is changed from $41,423.00 to $43,473.00. That►s an increase from $21,383.Q0 to $23,433.QU. TQTALS �o�r C�pital Outlay: 1973 Proposal is decreased from $125,513.00 to $12�,�88.42, ��'� �q pyerall increase, but a decrease from the original pToposa�. That's a de�rease in the 1973 proposal, but an ove�a�.1 increasE �j�a�g� from $41,253.00 to $38,203.00. NOTE: The original figure of $37,Q9'7.00 was not correctly added. PA�� 7: �'"�7�.50 - Land: P2 - North Park. The amount indicated does not show the �972 paym��}t. The cor�ect figure should change the total from $31,500.00 to $27,129.5�, P3 - Hat�ilton's Addition to Mechanicsville. Per your request, th}s pxop��ty has been added to our request. The cost of the�e three �.otS z� $q,��,90 a� payment of special assessments, plus the app�aised value which is presently unknown. The Assessor's office has indicated that a st�eet project is pending. ^ '�'otals will now be changed from $4,500.00 to $47,425.42. � Q�75.S� .. Bu�ldings F� Stxuctures: We have re-ordered the priorities, per your request. � �� Pl - City Garage addition, P� - LqCke Park Shelter �uilding. (We've added t}�e time - 4 yrs,)• P3 � Ruth Circle Park Shelter Building. Thexe is no change in the monies requf�$ted. � . � �' 1973 Budget Revisions ��e � ^ PAG� #� (�an't): 5, 2 - Furniture � Equipment: '�he only changes here are in:the number of bulletin and cha.�k b�axds Tet�uested. The original request for 15 of each has been changed tp 10 qf each• `�'his decreases each of the requests �rom $150.00 tp $�.�O.QO• The new total will change from $2,310.00 to $2,210,00. 1"1 PAG� #8: �.53 - Machinery � Automotive: I��m #2, Brush Cutter - Chipper shows frqm $6,000.00 to $3,000.00, with half qi Wprks pepartment. Item #4, Small Bob Cat Loader show� a �ro� $4,000.00 to $2,000.00, with half of Wo�'ks Department. a change i1� the totaj r�c�ues'��!� the monies coming fxc�m tkle Pub��C change in the total �equeSted the monies coming fx�om the Pub1�-� Thjw� makes the total request show a decrease from $19,300.00 tp $7.�,�QQ,�1Q, b�C an overall. increase in the Budget. 475.54 - Other Improvements: We have re-ordered the priorities per your request. They wi1� ��' �e£eTTed to by their new order numbers and sho�r the o1d number �r� b�aCl��t�, P�. �- Meadowlands Pa.rk. The 1972 payment had not been deducted frpm the original xequest, so the new requesi figure should now show $7,793,00, rather tha� $10,793.00. This will change the t'otal for.Pl to $14,293.00, �rather than $17,293.00. We also added a note stating that P�,O �.� � stQ�m ��'W�r pxo j �ct . , ' PZ - Commons Park (P4). Per your xequest, we have reorder�d the �WP it9ms which wers listed and added the cpmplet�on of the'ix�'iga�ion Syst�m, Fencing the football field will have first prlority, fencing the b�seb�ll £�eld #1 w�ll be secpnd, and the irrigatzon completion will b� in thlyd, The total estimate for completion of the irrigation system �� $8,OQ0.00, bu� abput half of tha� is for work around the filtration plant, which is u�td�x the jurisdiction of the Public Works Department. Therefore, our rec{uest is for $4,000.00, with the other hal� being' chaxged to Publ�c Wp��CS. The new total should be changed from $9,500.00 to $13,�OO.QO. P3 - Locke Park (P5). Per your request, we have added the cpnstru�t�or3 of the bridge. Included in this will be materials, mach�nery, and 1abq�'. The estimated cost of the structure is $1,OOO.QO. This brings t�►e new tota� from $3,400.OU to $4,400.00. P4 - Spring Brook Park (P2). In the process of trying to hold dowr� the increases in the budget, you have d�opped the two picnic tables fox Oak Hi�� Paxk (they already have tables), and changed the prior�ty to reflect tj�e request for a fence at Spring Brook Park, but a�neighbor who �as adjoining property. The monies requested will change fxom $200.Op to $25p.OQ. PS - Park Office Area (P3j. The prj.ority number is the only Ghangs �.n this area. P6 - Plaza Park. No change. ^ PAG� #9: P7 P$ P9 that the sp th�s P10 with P9, - Hyde p�x�k . No change . - Hackmann Park. No change. - Logan, Terrace, Craig, Rice Creek Parks. It was you�' feel�n� need for tenni5 nets was greater than the need for goa�. posts, is to re-o�der P9 and P10. No money changes. = Commons, Locke, Mooxe Lake, Sylvan Paxks. Reverse pr�ox}ties as explained above. Again, no money changes. �� .: a) C �. . �� r + �g7� �ud�� ReviS�.OnS _ ___� --�-----� .�. . �`�� R„�.�,�,.* .. � � ,�c,�,r,�� (�p�►t) : /1 � Ruth Circle Park. No change. , '�pj.alg for Othex Improvements will riow xead $43,473.00, xaths� t11��1 $4�„ ��,�.pp. That's an overall increase Change �rom $21,383.QQ to $��#4��QQ, Tj�e Grand Total Capital Outlay will now show $120,492.52, �I1St�ad V�� $��aa$��.QO. F�� # �. o : �/ .�1 , Playground Personnel: I� o�de� to cope with the increasing cost of the pxogram �I�d the �Aec� �px �� }s�� to �revious employees and the addition of new peapl� to S�a�� 19 added s�tes, we have fol�owed your request in raisin� the �.IIG�'ea9A �xom $92�.00 to $1,300.00. This gives a new tota� increase in tha �97� P�opQs�tl �xpm $14,3Z5.00 to $14,750.00. Tr�tal� �qr personal services show the 197� Proposal going from $79,88�.OQ �Q $8p,25i.OQ. That''s an increase from $13,895.00 to $14,270.00. '�� eta�j.l pages for personal services has been added. Please re�er to ��ge� 1�, j2, 13, and 14. Other ex�enses w�ll be on page 1$, and the j�{}c�gq�� eQUsgt from the band is on pages l6 and 17. A��.2fa - Car A�lowance: ^ F�Ease note the addition of $500.00 to the increase co�umn. The inG�ease w�s npted �t1 the 1973 Proposal column previously, so there �s no �.1t��'e�S�+ i11 ��}� tota� r�c�uest . ,. � „ - .. � - - - - - , - - - - - - - - - _ _ ° - - - - - - - R - _ �* - ,. .. . �� yo� sQ� any changes which have not been made as you thought they shoy�d hayp �eB�l, please give us a call. As you can see, there are a numb�r of �d�i�t�Q�s ��}�} �sp�xections, along with many deletions and re-orderings. � T}�a co��'ected Budget, as you read it now, has been submitted to th� Ac�ninXg�trat�on and the copies mailed to the City Coun�il on August lOth �p� ��t��r s�udy and consideration. We'll try to keep you on top of the �,�tu��iorla as th�y try to �it it into the City Budget for 1973. Re ctfully submitted, L2�` �� --'�C . Cathie Stordahl , Secretary to tl�e Commiss].v11 ��; R�yised 1973 Budget. . �C: Paul Brown, Director � . , . . . . � • �, � t � CITY OF FRIDLEY MINNESOTA YLAN:IING AND ZQNINC FORM x�x � P� 7Z.. • 1 "�. � { �� TYPE OF REQUESY �__,�,R niag i�� cia ae _._,_____Spe 1 U Perait „� Varience APPI.ICANT' S SIGNATURE��o i�. 1 t n t�� ; � 7= e� .. �i� �, pPp=oval of P�Ce• - liminary Ylat Addre�o /l/ s'�,- f' �.�.. ,:, .f S �.�,�,`Y �'��.� �/r'�,.ds - ss-y 3 3 APProval of Fiiaai Telephone Number 7.<.' ;;<,,,.;,_� � r�r �� Plat PROPERTY aWNER' S SIGNATURE �" �:^ �:� �Streets or Allr,�►�--.�, 1/� '� .�� Vacatioas Addses• /iy - �i : ^=--`� rt-... . �t! �r.• - /1�: (� ,:' � h Ot er � Telephone .Number 7Y �/ - F''�' ( j . - - i�...w.�� Gr�� -' � w Stseet Location of Property � �:±� 7 - ��,,, ��d�� ;�„ � . ,�,�,�� __._ •Le$el Deacsiption of_ProPertY _�f<f -�// - � ��,/_� � �/? - � _, � . . , Pro�ent Zoning Claaeificatioa �, .1 _ _._._.. . Existing U'e of the Property_ 1�,, ��_ �_ „ propo�ed Zoning Claaeificatioa, Special Use, Variance or at6er reque�t _�S_.� ��r,> � 1�, s .t t� �e 45.051. 3 F. ._._ Deacribe bxiefly the ltiype of U+�e aad the improvemeat Proposed �-�. �� „._` ,� � /lcre�ge of Property °�3 � _l�,h _�_ `._ da• the pr�seat Appliciat Previoualy Soaght to Resone� Ylat, Obtaia a Lot Split� Obtaia a V�riance or Spscial Uee Permit on the Subject Site or Psrt of ItT L.� • '. Nhant� /z 9 ,�-..� � ._ • What vae Requeated Fee Encloaed $�, OQ. . '� . R � c +�. ��z.�qY D+�tt F�led Date ot Nearin� ..._.... .� �,:. 3 �- �i •t�; .��: � :� 1330-69 Ar2inne 55432 Fridley, �: a�gust. 31. i9?2 � �;;: City of Fridley Planning Commission - F�idley, Minnesota, ��421 ge; Aequest for S ecial Use Permit S.P.72-12, at 887 Central Ave. ermit to construct a home for the handicapped. Gentlemen: _ I was present at the original hearir_g o�othZanting thisepermit. August 9, 1972+ and egpressed my opposition � � when I was also present at the recessed hearing on Aug. 23, 197 + nothing was done except to recess the hearing again, this time un- ; til Sept. �►. 1972• As I stated at the Au�. 23rd hearing, I find it -� impossible to attend the meeting on Sept �, because T will be in California. Hawever, I want to be on record as being opposed, at � that meeting, to the �rranting of this permit. The following is sub- ; mitted for your consideration, in addition to the objections that were raised on Aug. 9• It is noted tha.t none of those who are requesting the permit � are residents of Fridley, and will not have to live with this con- � /"\ dition if the permit is �ranted. We are informed'that the people (tha.t is, the mentally handicapped resinents of the proposed home) will be largely employed in a workshop in Blaine. Such being the case, would not the logical place for'the "home" be somewhere in Blaine? We are also informed that one of the important reasons for choosing this particular lot for the home is the good bus trans- , portation. Your attention is directed to the fact that there is no bus transportation from 69th and Central to.�IaPneMbet�ne�hea�eat da9• l;� 6; l�p p, �I, on one day until approzima.tely 3• 5 From Blaine southbound, however, there is same bus tra.nsportation to ; 69th and Central both afternoon and morning• We are informed that tYiis lot (No.l6) is not saleable as a lot for a single family dwelling. This Z find is difficult to believe, unless the price asked is too high. I wish to point out that the two lots immediately east of Lot 16 have been purcha.sed �Iiam alsos on them) by the present owners within the past 3 years. informe� that the lot immediately south of Lot 16 ��obbuild a�house within the last year and that the buyer is planning on it. Please give these comments due aonsideratioa. Sincerely yours, � � � r� �"� � C . ,Aa sland ,. . , . . . � , , � I Q� '3 + '�� ;� ; �, � �� S T' '�7z-i�- 3�_� . , . RESOL'UTI4N� ' At the July 24th meeting of the �1ental Retardation Advisory Committee the folla��ing resolution r�as presented and unanir�ously ;� , recommended by the Committee for approval by the Comprehensiv� Health Soard: ' , 4�:, � __ i . , _ f.� Whereas,the county of Anoka has and �vill have an increasing number of inentally retarded �ndividuals coming into chrono- logical adulthoad ��rho will need a residential setting. Whereas, these individuals, vihose -level of functioning re- quires supervision, such?s personal living�skills, leisure tim�, total development, and'personal nygiene. - 4lhereas, 1i.fe-long continium of service Yrill be required - for the r:�ajority of these individuals. . Be it theref�re resolved thai the Anoka County Corrprehensive, Health Board_go -on record as favoring a residential facility for andicapped adults providing there are programs aG�aila5le and accessible to them and that said Qoard be given �°eviesv as to appropriate location of tne facility. " ��72 � . � . �� ' SP 4�72-12: Blaine Construction Inc. Lot 16, Rev. Aud. 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' . ��..�.Y J + � � :�. `' ' •a �' �° N ! ' � I _: ,.,``� �� 3 ._ �� rr .� . /� .,;; ' . . ' ` � -... , ,r� . .. � -� . Y / � �,L� ^ � . ?'� . � . . ►- � 0 OFFICIAL NOTICE ' CITY OF FRIDLEY ' PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE THE PLANNING COMMISSION . . - �:- 43 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that there will be a Public t - Hearing of the Planning Commission of the City of Fridley in the City Hall at 6431 University Avenue Northeast on September 6, 1972 in the Council Chambers at 8:00 P.M. for the purpose of.: Consi3eration of a rezoning request, ZOA �672-10, by Robert Schroer to rezone from M-2 /� (Heavy Industrial) to C-2S (General Shopping Areas) Lot 1, Block 1, Lots 1 and 2, Block 2, � and the North 230 feet of Lot 3, Block 2, East Ranch Estates Second Addition, all lying in the Southwest Quarter of the Southwest ,Quarter of Section 2, T-30, R-24, City of Fridley, County of Anoka, Minnesota. Generally located North of Osborne Road and West of Trunk Highway No. 47. Anyone de�iring to be heard with reference to the above matter may be heard at this time. • DLIVER R. ERICKSON CHAI RMt1N PLANNING COP�IISSION Publish: Augus* 23, 1972 August 30, 1972 ,� � /1 CI1Y OF FRIDIEY • MINNESOTA . , IrLANNING AND ZONINC FORM ZOA ��72-10 1�1�0�„ .� ,�F�'L�G.AN�' S $xGNATURE �-`� �`^�g�— Robert �. Schroer ��i4�� /�9� Ri�P�r3.Q..k ��1f�- —�QaY �5��7 ?�et4phona Nureber _ _ 2 - B, 786-62 2 � 1�.6� �' - �'RQ�1!?X OWNEA S SICNATURS_ Sam as �;�� _. Aaar�.� �9'�,.��r�d �� T�lephaQ�G Ncmtber�-q�Z3� ��S- 7��-�O2zz �� 'I TYYE 0'F �QUEST , _,,,_R_,,,.R��oniag +_____Spaciai y�� Fe�� . V�siB�ce _...�.App�ov�t� P�` �'�� . lf.p,inary P�,�c ._..._,_.,...,APProva� p� i�•t�+1� ' Fiat _��$tre�to o� �� =-�.,F. Y�cati� � __________Otber , �E�lie� jAS�tion of proQerty North of Osborne Road and West of T.H. f�47 ��It$�1 D44Ctiption of.property L 1, Block 1, Lots •and , Block 2, and the ^ North 230 feet of Lot 3, B1ock 2; East Ranch Estates Second Addition . �,....__, �... � ,....� . . ,.__.._..,- -,...r,r. �. � p��Ont Zo�ing.Claasification M-2 (Heavy Industrial) , , , $�t�,�Ging U�e of the Ptoperty_ Vacant � � . � � � . . T �. pxOpp�ed Zoaing Claasificatioa, Special Uae, Variance or oChez reqt,est - enera Sho in Areas ��cr�,be bsfefly the Tjrpe of Use and the Improvea�ent Proposed ..�. �relt�e of Property d#� the �tr�seat Applicant Previoualy Sought to Rasone� Plat, Obtain a�,at Sp�.ic� Obt�ia • Varience or Spacial Use Permit on tl�e Su6ject Site or past o� �C?_�,,,� When4 ^• 41h�►R Ma• Aeque�ted - Fae Enc looed $ 40. 00 7�� / Qst� Filed Date oi Nearing - .. .., -..,�. . � �� ' , � ^ � � MAILING LIST: ZOA ��'72-10: Robert Schroer Planning Commission: August 22, 1972 Cnuncil: xobert Schroer 490 Rice Creek Blvd. � Fzidley � Fred S. Yesnes Real Estate 6600 Dupont Ave. North � ' Mpl.s. 55419 Food Bonanza " 250 Osborne Rd. Fridley Western Oil Co. ' 1400 South Lilac Dr. � Mpls. 55422 E � Albert Jdhnson . � 6211 Riverview Terrace { Fridley � � , f Dworsky Barrel Co. 260 12th Ave.• N. � Mpls. 35411 . � , ,� ^ . _ �� + �1� `. �� o�' ��e S�iL � o�ec�ion 2 TownshiP 30,'f�an$e 24. 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S � U � .��`��'"� � � f�`��`�,1� �i�' .�. �' ;�'•x s , � o .j f� �;, R a � �. ,� • �!'� . .�� ,� ' �% ;r�� , ��,,�. �r � �%� �, �!j / _ �� :!. . . �U%'' . . �er�l� � e . ; _ - ��'� -� � — �t� 1 .' � ' =,a�: . c�� t�.i. �f / .. /'\ OFFICIAL NOTICE CITY OF FRIDLEY PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE THE PLANNING COMMISSION �0 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notic� is hereby given that there will be a Public Heari�g of t}�e Planning Commission of the City of Fridley in the City Hall at 6431 University Avenue Northeast on September 6, 1972 in the Counc}.l Ghamb�r at 8:00 P.M. for the purpose of: Consideration of a Proposed Preliminary Plat, P.S. ��72-04 by Mrs. Florence Swanson be�.ng described as that part of the Southwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of Section 3, T-30, R-24, City of Fridley, Anoka County, Minnesota described as follows: Beginning at a point of intersection of the West line ^ of said SW� of the NE� and the Southerly line o� Ironton Street so called; thence South along said West line a distance of 353.4 feet, more or less, to th� Southeast corner of Lot 41, Block "A", Riverview Heigh�s, according to the map or plat there�f on file and of record in the office of the Register of Titles, in arid for Anoka County, Minnesota; thence East on th� ex�eAd�c� South line of said Block "A", a distance of 200 feet; thence North parallel with the West line of said SW� oi tt}� NF}� to a point of intersection with the extended 5outherly line of Ironton Street so called; thence West along the extended Southerly line of Ironton Street a distance of 200 feet, more or 1ess, to the point of beginning. Generally lying South of Ironton Street and West of Ashton Avenue. t�iyone desixing to be heard.with reference to the above matter will be heard at this meeting. OLIVER R. ERICKSpN CHAIRMAN PLANNING COMMISSION �1 Publish: August 23, i9i2 � Au�ust 30, 1472 �� :� . . ^ , �ITY OF FRIDLEY � . � MINNESOTA � pT,l�NNING AND ZONING FOttM i1Vo�1�i P . S . ��72-04 ±�►P#rL��,1►�T',�' S $IGHATURE rs. Florence Swanson Ad+�r¢��,,,.,�„�, ,,�,��,y_,�,rthur St. N.E. - Mnls. 55418 'PIR��phoct� Nt,w►ber ^JgQ_�7i s � Bus. 7�, -86$ �l �� 1�QD��7i dWNER'S SICNATURE me G above I►ddtee� �� ► �� %i�Fho�4 Nua►ber �� TY� OrF R�QUEST . ^�R4�oning Special y�a Fe��.� � vRria�ce ____.,__�_ ?C _„_AFPtov4� P� �a' l�tpinary �l�t X�Approval o� ��+�� ' Pla�t , __...,�....$trects oF �,�, ;.�«,.,t. V�catioa.� � Oth+ar ....,......__ , ��a�� ,o�#Cion of Property (�PnPr�,�1�ylg.,��, nf Trnntnn Ctraot �nri�i.Tca��t��iePioemv Ashton Avenue. ��e�� QC6CSiption of . Property�� Pe�-� -•*; � nn n�c��,neP�t n�,ral i mi_n :.�.�.f1��w+��w! �C p�els�ctt Zo�ing Clasaification �,-1 and M-1 w w•��• s i iwso t ��c�,��ing U�e of the Pr'operty Vacant .�:,,�,,.,,. • p�ppp�ed Zoning Claasificatioa, Special Use� Variance ot other reqveat �p�cr�,b� bsiefly the Type of Use and the Improvement Proposed �kre�$a of Property 8�� the �r�seat Applicant Previoualy Sought to Rcsone. Ylat� Obrain a�,at Sp��t� Obtaia a YAr�$ace or Special Use Permit on the Subject Site or �ast o� �tt�,� , Whent �. Nhat t�e• Requested pee Enclooed $25.00 Receipt �E62560 pst� Filed Date oi Hearin� .� ... .-.� ,� � . . . . .. � � . . . . . . . . . .. R . . � � . : .. . . � . .. � . . . . . �� . ^ MAILING LIST: P.S. ��72-04 Planning Co�ission ��2�/7'7!_.._ Mrs. Florence Swanson Council � � � R. E. Dalsin Ra1ph I. Officer 3506 Bloom:ington Ave. 315 Sugo St. M�ls. 55404 Fridley Bernard R. Julkowski Melvin K. Larson 7609 32nd Ave. N. 1035 South Oak St. Mpls. 55427 Owatonna, Minn. 55060 . � Arden C.�Oftedahl Ronald 0. Zaczkowski 319 Ironton St. 314 Hugo St. + Fridley Fridley Robert J. Trisco Kurt W. Skrandies 311 Ironton St. 321 flugo St. Fridley Fridley � Kenneth C. Sporre James Lund Construction Inc. 301 Ironton St. 7709 Woodlawn Drive Fridley _Mpls. 55432 � David Swanson Robert E. Venne 3254 Arthur St. N.E. � 20Q Hugo St. � Mpls. 55418 Fridley , Frank Lamp Soward J. Dumphy 280 Ironton St. 4331 Reservoir Blvd. Fridley Mpls. 55421 3ohn K. McCabe ' Lester Russell 290 Ironton St. 8110 Ruth Circle Fridley Fridley James P. Doody Charles Klinefelter � 304 Ironton St. $145 Ruth Street Fridley • Fridley Randall Lobash Jacob J. Hennes 314 Ironton St. 8191 Ruth Circle Fridley Fridleq $ flugo Skrandies James L. Jensen ��,, 195 Hugo St. 8181 Ruth Circle Fridley Fridley Tri-Co Builders, Inc. 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S.��i2�-Q5 , Meadow Run �ldditipn, by F�ve SandS Incorporaked being described as �ots 1 t�.�'AUgh 6, Block 2, Pearson's lst Addition and vacat�d .Tames Street adjoining, together with that pa�t of the S� of the SEZ of Section 3, T-30, R-2�+, lying Southerly of said Pearson's lst Additio�t, Westerly of the Burlington Northern Railway right of way, Easterly of the East River Road, and Northerly of Pearson's 2nd Addition; ex�ept that part lying Southerly of the Easterly �x��nsi�on pf the North�rly line of said Pearson's 2c►� ,��Cliti,o�, lying in Section 3, T-30, R-24, City of Fr�.$l�y, County of Anoka, Minnesota. Generally located South of 79th Way, East of �ast River Road, West of the railroad tracks and No�th of 77th Way. Anyone desiring to be heas'd with re€eren,�e �ea �h� �t'��v� m��t�r wi1� b� kteard �t this meetin�x OLIV�R R. �RICK�O� CHAII23�SAN PLANNING CQMMISS�O�I ,� �'u��.ish� August 23, 1972 �,u�gu�t� 30, 19%2 �3 4.r . � . �. � . . � � � . . � � . � . � , }. ♦ ' /'1 , . CI?Y OF FRIDLEY , . MINNESOTA , � � TYpE 0'F R�QUEST . �_....R*�oning 54 !'[.ANNING AND ZONINC FORM ._;..,,..__Sp�cial UP4 F��r ��'� P.S. �72-05 MEADOW RUN ADDITION , �Aila�ce VE S S INC - � I �� L��N'�� 8$IGNA '�'�^�. v AAPTOV�� P� F�� y l�a►inery ��qt �dt��.,.��Cs E�s� �aa...�� o ra p__—_�__ �iv C Sa, ApprOVa1 0� ��.�A� . Tle�tphoa� Number�,��'.yl."8'__ �L � ��. �,,, 989- 3.C��3 Pla t $trecte o� ��'M.>-�.,. FRQ�R?Y aWNBR'8 SIGNATURE K•�"'�'�''�•.,� i—��V�cat1� ; 1►ddt�e� ,,,,�.8��; ��3�v�+.�c. Qo 6� C Other ____�._ , TA1�PhoRt Num►ber �8`6 -�'�Lf . �t�qe� jA�ation of Prop�rty �� ilSl� �vs�c. 2 o A P• ' ��r aPU�e/la090 +�A��1 Qe�Criptfon of : Property S�.t .13 t�.=•.-�.� __._._ �� ...�.�� '1 . F;�a�qt Zoaiag. Clasefficatfon /�t ,� �,�/.,� � a� n• s`,�,T �.�,,,,,,,�,,,,�,,.,�,c . $�t��ing Use of the Property � u��•�/.� "�¢ �..5. �..� -------�.-,r,,_ ��opo+ed Zoalag Claoaificatiaa, Special Use, Variance or other request ��N� ��c;�be bsiefly the Tjrpe of Use and the Improvea�ent proposed ,.�. Kre1�$e of Property ,,,�..� �sLNI► ii+►� tbe �c�seat Appllc�nt Previoualy Sought to Resone� plat� Obtain a�,at Sp�it9 Obta�n t Var�sace or Special U�e Permit oa the Subject Site or Part of �tt�,,,� ��„��;�� 5,,, Nhan? l/A•�.i�.c,� �� S?.s� a.s .�v�„�� As� �� ,,, • iths� Mq• Reque�ted ,� V h�l w��.� 3�a Fee Enclosed $�� st� Pi�od Ff— /b _�� Date of Hearing G�'�'`�'"'� �G � J3 d .. .. ■ � ._.�. . � � .,s . � MAILING LIST: P.S. 4�72-OS Meadow Run Addition 19�2 Five an s nc. Plan. Com. August 22, Council Juster Enterprises-----1050 Bldrs Exch Bld, Mpls 55402 /"1 _ Francis Anderson-----55 77th Way, Fridley � Richard Rush-----3619 Janssen Ave. No., Chicago, I11. 60613 Edgar Houser-----1401 46th Ave No. Mpls, 55412 � Dr. Irving Herman-----2605 Natchez Ave So, Mpls �syy'' Charles Floer-----161 79th Way N E, Fridley Peter Platakias-----862 22nd Ave SE, Mpls. �S �� John T. Kelly-----3801 Crystal Lake Blvd., Robbinsdale -� ��z'' Cyril Paulson-----131 79th Way NE, Fridley Rodney Gooler-----5618 56th Ave No. Mpls. s��fL y Winston Jacobson-----121 79th Way N E, Fridley John Nayes-----136 Liberty St NE, Fridley Agnes Ekola, 1856 Hillcrest Ave. St. Paul, 55116 ^ Glenn Stack-----821 Wa}��,ington St., Anoka 5S3aj j n Donald McCarty-----144 Longfellow N E Fridley Arthur Palmer-----154 Longfellow N E, Frid7ey LaVerne and Leona Linder-----1495 Trollhagen, Fridley Eugene Pett-----176 Longfellow N E, Fridley John and Geraldine Prescott-----190 Longfellow, Fridley Virginia T. Jacobson-----231 79th Way N E, Fridley George Johnson-----Z11 79th Way N E, Fridley Charles Fjeld-----210 Longfellow, Fridley Gary and Judy Stelton-----230 Longfellow, Fridley Barry 0'Meara-----240 L�ngfellow, Fridley Walter Schultz-----260 Longfellow, Fridley Viola Froneyberger-----7883 Firwoad, Fridley Kirylo Czichray-----7879 Firwood, Fri:dley Garden City Construction-----8053 Bloomington Freeway, Mpls 55420 -1- i� � � Ronald Tschetter-----7861 Firwood, Fridley Marilyn E. Johnson-----7833 Firwood, Fridley ^ .David Kaliher-----7866 Firwood, Fridley Neil Hyatt-----7�58 Firwood, Fridley . Robert Berg-----7852 Firwood, Fridley ; Lee Boerboon-----7844 Firwood, Fridley Raymond Stewart-----7838 Firwood, Fridley Edward Willey-----7830 Firwood, Fridley Douglas Lindquist-----194 Pearson Wayr, F��dley Bruce Gange-----174 Pearson Way, Fridley ' Gordon and Carole Christenson-----184 Pearson Way, Fridley Car1 Rueben-----165 Craigbrook, Fridley Eldon Metaxas-----175 Craigbrook, Fridley . . Roger Jones-----185 Craigbrook, Fridley Edward Ahrens-----�60 Craigbrook, Fridley /'1 . Donald Germain-----170 Craigbrook, Fridley � Leonard Brandt-----190 Craigbrook, Fridley � � � John Dunphy-----155 Stonybrook, Fridley Charles Martin-----133 Stonybrook, Fridley . Alois Falkenstein-----8931 York Road, Mpls �� y� / . A-1 Sports, Inc.-----7701 East Pi�er Road, Fridley Hennepin Trading Co., inc-----425 Mer�handise Building, 6th and Hennepin, Mpls �s��`a� Wemac�Inc.-----99 77th Way N E, Fridley David Stivers-----221 79th Way N E, Fridley ; Five Sands, Inc.-----2408 Central Ave, Mpls 55418 ?????? Richard J. Parrish - 5830Admiral Lane, Mpls. ��`'��'� Wyman Smith - 211 N.E. LOgan Parkway, Mp�s. �� '' ,. . . . _ _ . �� n tes of the Board of A eals Meetin of Februar 29 1972 Pa e 2� ', The Mi u - _ . . `i Mr. Belisle said he dicln't think there would be any problems. j I ," Mr. Crowder stated he wauld be in favor of tabling this item as there were • only 3 me�bers of the Board present. He did not have any objectians to the variance but he was concerned with the grade of the driveway. , ,_ 1�TION by Harju to table this request until. the March 14, 1972 meeting to enable the Board to discuss this variance with Mr..Johanson as it appears 'there are many solutions to the problem that can be proposed to make the house conform to the Code. • � 2. Seconded bp Crowder. IIpon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. A RE IIEST FOR A VARIANCE OF SECTION 45.073 lA TO REDUCE THE LOT ARF.A RE UIRED FOR 295 LNII�'G UiVITS I�' FIVE SEPARATE EUILDItiGS, FROi•S 737,500 SQUARE FELT (2,500 SQUARE FEET x 295) TO 700,5b4 SQU�RE FEET TO ALLOT•1 THE CONSZRL'CTIO� OF THE STH BUILDING OF THE �APART^��"T C0:•�.'LE� TO BE LOCATED 0,1 LOTS_ I, 2, 3, 4, 5, AI�D 6, BLOCK 2, PEARS0�1 `S 1ST_ ADDITION A�iD ON PART OF U S LOT �P2, THE SAi�� Br_.I�,G 7805 EAST RIVFR R0�1D N E , FRIDLEY , r1TNi�IESOTA (REQUEST BY FIVE StiNDS DEVELOPi•LFNT COMPANY, 7845 EAST RIVEF ROAD N.E., FRIDLEY. riINNESOTA. Mr. Dick Fudali, co-owner of the apartment complex, was present to present the request. Pictures of the comglex and a plot plan were shown to familiarize the members of the Board with the project. Mr. Fudali sa.id (in summary) that the original owners of the land initially conceived this project as a 294 ar 295 unit complex. Prior to his purchase of the property, he went over all of the minutes of the various committees - and Council meetings concerning this complex to make sure the praperty was adequate, as represented to him, to accommodate 294 or`295 units. He then read portions of these minutes to the Board, and all the minutes, even as late as November of 1970, were covering a 294 or 295 unit complex. . The mistake in computing the land area was made by Dolan Engineering who made the site plan for the original owners. When drawing up the site plan they apparently took the acreage from the half section map, cahich included half of the East River Road right of way along the west side of the property. The site plan dated July 26, 1970 that was submitted by the original o4�ners to the various co�nittees and Council sho�aed a land use schedule which stated "actual land area 17 acres". This acreage was incorrect in that it did include the right of way measure�ent. � � � . - � , The errox in acreage was discovered when Five Sands Developmer.t-was filing the plat. • ' Mr. Fudali explained to the Board tnat all of their contracts and orders are all signed and ordered for a 295 unit compl:x. To cancel the contracts and change the orders, etc., at this time, to accommodate less than 295 units would involve thousands of dollars. . � The green area in this developm2nt is a co�on ar�a for the �•�hole complex. Therefore no green area c�ould be taken ac�ray from this specific building by � granting the variance. � e. . i"1 . . ' tes of the Board of . s Meet \ of February_ 29, 1972 P Mr. Fudali said they feel they have done more for the property than was originally promised to the City. The complex has been very well accepted by the peogle and almost all of the units that are finished are rented. .� Mr. Winston Jacobson, 121- 79th Way N.E., stated he was not opposesl to the complex but he did have a complaint on the berm that is used to screen the garages from view. Ae still has to look at the back o€ the garage and the front of cars because the berm was not completed as it was agreed to be. Se said he understood that the entire berm was to be 5 feet high and it is aot. In some places it-drops down to 1- 1� feet above.the ground. The initial berm comes up to the eave of the garage and if the rest could be that high it would be okay. I,/ �� Z+Ir. Fudali answered that he felt that this was not the right time to bxing up the berm, as it has nothing to do with the vaxiance. He said he had discussed this with the City Engineer and he had suggested making the berm flowing. He did not remember, at this time, whether the City had stipulated it being 5 €eet high. Mr. Belisle sta.ted the apartments are occupied under a temporary certificate of occupancy and a final certificate of occupancy will not be issued until aIl exterior development is completed according to the approved plot plan. If it was stipulated that the berm be S feet high, it will have to be corrected before this final certificate of occupancy is issued. Mr. Fudali added they also have landscaping bonds on each building that are still in effect. � Mrs. Jacabson stated the berm looks like it is as high as they are going to make it as it has trees planted on top of it but those trees are not going to hide the garages from view. � � Mr. Fudali said he was working with the City in getting fill and this could be used if need be fox the berm. ' - There was a discussion on other requirements, as parking, and it was brought out that a11 of these requirements have been complied with. MOTION by Cxo�ader to close the public hearing. Seconded by Harju. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays; the motion carried � unanimously.` Mr. Harju statad there was indeed a hardship in the error that was made even though it was not the City's error. T'ne developer has pursued this project , witn good intentions and this is a reasonable request. He did sympathize �aith the people on the north who had the view of the garages and parkir.g area but if there was a mistake in buildinb the berm, he was sure the Building Inspection Department �r�uld work to:��ard rectifying it. Mr. Cro4ider stated he agreed with Mr. Harju. � 4 . ,� U The Minutes of the Board of A eals Meetin of Februar 29 1972 Pa e 4`� �- . �'''\ � 0 �^ Chairman Minish informed Mr. &`Mrs. Jacobson that they could contact the City Engineer if they wanted more i.nfoxmation on this. , MOTION by Harju to recommend to the Council approval of the requesz since there is a hardship due to the error that was made by the engineering company that drew up the site plan. The requirements for the larger building ' have already �+een met. It is just the total area that not been u�at. Seconded by Crocader. Upon a voice vote, there being no.nays, the motion carried unanimously. � 3. A RE�UEST FOR A VARIAI�?CE OF SECTION 45.053, 4A, TO REDUCE THE MINIMUi�I FRONT YARD SETBACK REQU��EMENT FROri 35 FEET TO 15 FEET TO AI.LOW THE CONSTRUCTION �.p;�IF�.•�iGS i�?T�',F( GA�4GES ATTACNED ONTO THE FROPST ON LOTS 1, 2, 3 4, 5, 6. AND ��K 1,,� I�v�tSB�UCK STH ADD3:TION, THE SA��IE BEING 5171 5175, 5179. 5183, 5201, � 7 Np 5275 ST IMIER DRIVE, FRIDLEY,�fIIVi�'ESOTA (REQUEST BY RODi1EY � BILLMAN ;_„�N,COF..PORATED, 151 SIi,VER I�AKE ROAD. NEW BRIGHTON. MINNESOTA .) Mr. 3ohn Bogucki was present to present the request. Chairman Minish explained this item had been tabled from the meeting of February 15, 1972 to allow the applicant time to bring in sketches of the type of houses tha.t could be built on these lots. _ MOTICN by Crowder to reopen the public hearing. Seconded by Harju. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. Mr. Bogucki presented 5 sketches of what p�ssibly could be built on these Iots. The final decision would have to be made by the buyer however, as to what he would want.. , There were seven pr4perty owners in the audience that came forward to look at the sketches. " It was asked if the driveways are still going t� be put together? �Mr. Bogucki answered that the garages could be together but they wouldn't have to be. ` . • It was asked what would be done with the ponding area? t Mr. Bogucki ans��ered that it would be up to the people coho bought the land. , They could possibly keep the water at a higher level if they wanted to. The main concerns of the property owners were; the back of the house being just cement block, landscaping in the fxont yards, the blanket variance, 2 driveways together, and 1 property owner was against the garages being ahead of the house. ^ Mr. Bogucki eYplained that he does not need a variance to build the house. This will be set back the required 35 feet. The variance is only on setting the garage ahead of the house. The house will be built the way the buyer REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF MARCii 6, 1972 , � . . . . � . � � � �I • PAGE 9 S� �I MOTI4N by Councilman Kelshaw, with the agreement of tbe seconder,�Councilman �.� Mittelstadt, to withdraw his previous motion to concur, and instead to move to tahle. This is a totally different concept and he would like to have th� builder present his plans wi.th some pictures to visualize the project. #i6 added that he would contact Viewcon. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all .►yes, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. MOrfION by Councilman Mittelstadt to receive the Minutes°of �he Building Standax'ds Design Control Meeting of February 2.4, 1972. Seconded by Councilman Bxeider. tlpon a voice vote, all ayes, Mayor Liebl declared the motion caxried unanimously. RECEIVING-THE MINUTES OF THE BOARD �F APPEALS MEETING OF FEBRUARY 29, 1972: The City Engineer reported that Item #2 (Charles dohanson variance request) i� still pending before the Board of Appeals. , 2. A REQUEST FOR A VARIANCE OF SECfION 45.07 REQUIRED FOR 295 LIYING UNITS IN FIVE SEP. SQUARE FEET (2,500 SQUARE FEET X 295) TO CONSTRUCTION OF THE 5TH BUILDING OF THE A 3.1A, TO REDUCE THE LOT AREA ARATE BUILDINGS, FROM 737,500 700,564 SQUARE FEET TO ALLOW TH� �eu�NT ��MPt.EX_ TO BE LOCATED ON LOT'S 1, 2 3 4 5 AND 6 BLOCK 2 PEARSflN'S 1ST ADDITION AND ON PAR� OF U S LOT #2, THE SAME BEING 7805 EAST RIVER ROAD N.E., FRIDLEY, MINNESQ' (REQUEST BY FIVE SANDS DEVELOPMENT CUMPANY, 7845 �AST RIVER ROAD N.E., Y. MINNESOTA): �Councilman Mittelstadt said this is a request to reduce the lot area for 29S units in five separate buildings and called upon Mr. Richard Fudali ta axplain� _ the reason for the request. .� �, Mx. Richard Fudali introduced himself and said that he and Mr. Ken Noxdli�g etrp co-owners of the Meadowrun Apartments. Mr. Fudali gave a summary of the �ro- ce�d3.ngs to date, by saying that the original owners of the land initially con- ce�.ved Lhis project as a 295 unit complex. Prior to his purchase o£ tho pTopaxty, he went over all the minutes of'the various com�ittees and the Council M�nufias concerning this complex to make sure the property was adequate, as repx�sented to him, to accommodate 295 units. The procedure was followed ste� by step, the property was rezoned�to multiple use, and the project was started. A�.1 oP th� � minutes reflect the 295 figure. He said he was wnaware of any mistake �.n apm- �*r• �.., • putin� the land area and construction was.started. There are two �9 unit i�ui.ldi�$$ coAS��'ucted and nccupied, the thixd is in the sheet rock stage and the �au�'th �.� started, The recreational building is under construction and should b� ready �n May . . Mt'. Fuda1�, continued that the mistake in comput�ng the land area was tnade by Dolan Engineering who made the site plan for the ori�inal owners, N1hen drawing up the site plan �hey apparently took the acxeage from the half sectio�l map, whlch i�cluded half of the East River Road right of way along the west s�.d� a#' the pi'opexty. In this case, tha area was increasad by 37,000 Squara �aet ax 5�� crpr was-discovered when Five Sands Development was getting tha appxQval p#' thp p1�t fxom the City. He said he believes these apartments axe Fridl�Y's finest, and all their labor for the past two years has been with the 295 u�i� comglex as their goal• Their thoughts all along � that they wo�ld b@ build�.n� the► Same building five times, but now �aithout his variance the fifth would be d3fierent. Ha e�cplained that ail their contracts and ordexs are all signed ai�d orderad for a 295 unit complex, for such things as.�95 refrigerators, air con- ditiAA@xs, carpeting, etc. . , ` �� REGULAR COUKCIL NIEETING QF MARCH 6, 1972 PAG� 1Q �� b Mayor Li�bl said that this request seems reasanable arid that they haYa 11Ved u� ' I to ail requirements. The Boaxd of Appeals voted unanimously to ap�roye.the � I reque�t. � Councilman Mittelstadt said the Question of the be�n Was brought up �t tha �Q�d of Appeals Meeting by Wi.nston Jacobson and he has asked the same �hi�t�$ of hiA1. M�c. Fudali sa�.d that .the Board of Appeals meeting was the first t�me it W� b�cou�ht up to him• N� said he is at the project 5 days a week and i� 11r. ( Jacpbson had a Gamplaint, he wished�he would have called. He was sux� 'thi� Gaµ.�d be �xoned o�t, Counci�.man Kelshaw said that he remembered the discussiot�s about ; the berm and it was to be built to hide the cars and garages, not at o�3e e��, bu►t fax �he �ull length. It was commented at the time that it Was to be a n�cg -�job With tr�es and bushes on top. „ � �M�� u�ali sai� he believed he was supposed to plant 50 trees, but he pl�'�ed � abou� 1�0, and added that construction is not complete. .Councilman Kelsl�aW �a�.d tha� �toG9rdi�g to the minutes the berm is li' lnigh with trees on top of 1t. Ho 4 ask�d th�t M�, Fudali s�eal� with Mar. Jacobsan and work it out. Cc�unc�lman M�t- ! t�istad� s�id that if the trees wexe planted and i�t was only 1�' high a�d w�s SuppQSed to be S' high, the trees would have to come out. Councilman Uttex i Said he would 2ike tp suggest using evergreen tx�e�+ artd commented that 1�� Was �by thQ�� n the winter and it looks like some ��icks sticking aut of tha s�ow, � Mr, Fudali said that some evergreen trees were planted, and they had �hou�ht o�' pexhap� pl�ting some Russian olives. � . � � �oW��lman 6re�d�r as�Ced haw many units this wou�d actually involve. �1�,� City ^ � ��,�Q�x s�id they were 5� off, so that would be about 15 more units than they '� �hpl�ld h�v� acCOrding ta land area. , � M�'IOi� by �Auncilmar� Kelshaw to concux with the Board of Appeals and gra�t t�� x��ug�� A�` a variance for Five Sands Development. Se��nded by CQUnci�mar� Mit� �� adt: l�o� a voicQ vote, all ayes, Mayor I.iebl declared the motion Car��d LFR�ir�ou� ly. • _ � MQT�QN by �ouncilman Kelshaw to rece�ve the Minutes of the �oard af Appa�is �� p�` ��bru�ry 29, 1972. Seconded by Councilman 8aceidex. U�o� � YQ�e� YAt�, g��. ,�y��, M�yo� i.iebl declared the motion carxied unanimously. l'1 MINUTES OF T; HUMAN RELATIONS CONA�IITTE MQT�Q�V by Gouncilman Kelshaw to xsceive the Minutes o� the Fridley Hum� ��1��1pn� GpA�►ittde Meet�ng Qf Feb�ary 24, 1972. Seconded by Cpunci�ma� 8reldox. Upor� a,� YQ�� yp�e� �l� a��s� Mayor l,iebl declared th� motion carried unan��qpu3ly, � '.,� �M�yQx �+��bl �aid tha� he has been asked to address the Committee and asked that � ��}p A�tni�istration provide some input in xegard to the deta�ls ot ��ti� Gom�lltteR� . . 5`7 '; , p.S. �72-05 MEADOW RUN ADDITION Five Sands Inc. � . , , , -�• . . . .. : _ �. �-•------•- �-• � ' � • _ ._ .- `,, • , , ��,..f�is st... _ 1r-r ' � ' ,. . .. _ _ - _ - r- �• ta j �`\� � � . . :;t. � •�r 1: GI • 'lf�:J p11: � _ � 4 I I - � ,,,...��.: ,r � . . � � I : ��r, \ � � � . . . . E 1 � E � �. � �.�.<<..�..�,� : �, � lr�.. I Z 1 f � . . _ . �,is.,.�.r,,.,,.,, \ . . . . _ _.� c ,; i � �\ ��,. -� ,. .. . . � �� .I.E. 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Applicant'� Name Lot Split 7� -0 7 s �ate Fil�d: � 4 � Fe e: S f,,�,_Rece� ip �v��a�'} " Counc�.l Action: D�w;,�,,,� � RF�IARKS : � � � � � r ., : ��: �DDRESS(ES� Same Street City Z'ip Code � Street City Zip Cod$ TELF�:ONE �( S ) Same Home " Businesa � ' G_:�'�-�rnaov��s�sr . . . rroper�y Lo�a�ion on Street . or Fxact Street A3dress (IF ANY� 6470 Riverview Terrace Le�al Deacriptioz� of :roperty: RE�.son far Lot Split: Preparatian for bu. ,� 'i -.--.��„ �uditor�s Subdivision No .din� sites . 2 ine�ise�T .� Area of Property aq. ft. � �r�sent Zonir�,g Cl.aas�.ficatip�i,^,�_ :�.-��»�.�.�-.�-� The un�ersig.ned hereby dec2a.res that all the facts an.$ represer�tations stated in this application are true and correct. , . � DATE: 8-9-72 SIGNATURE . B?'�104J FOR CITY USE ONLY (Seb deserse eide for additio:rial i�.�t�m�3�'�� .,.- - • -� - _�.>-- ; k�4TS & SiJBS: D�.te of Consideration - . Re�srds: ' --- { � . . . . . . . � . .. � � � . . 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J ' . , , . �a.�:...r � t 6 ; t � .� � ''�� • ! . �7 �•J � ��.;-� � � ; � j ¢ �� . �.�, t: � ti �� ` ` � , � � -•` � � �,� ` `:j � = � . �� p �, !^ .JJ �� 1 ! �. , � � ',� ;� ,� � . .� t , �; r - �. �� ► ,y �� i^ y. np,� . ` � � ,i ..-• ,4 J a• f � ��1 L 1 ..yi�J. � p9� �i7 1 f ' -_.=3 — -'=` .—'--...-._....'' �. . �_ .. ► -, ly.t�Yl �.e , _.r:- . . ' .`�..��..:i!�,. . . �� . � � "�. � :ay �� ,IZ�� i , �{ -•- . . , r:+ . .�•' - _ . . � �.f�. rf �•J J J / � ,� august 22, 1972 Mr. Darrel Ciark Asststant City Engiaeer City Hall Fridley, Mn. 55432 Dear M�. Clark: This letter should �ot detract from my sincere appreciation of your assistance and that of atl othere; Planning con+misslon and Councfl members, in achievit�g the lot spfit request: L.S, #72-03. Taxes are subJect to percen#age changes fran year to year. it therefore seems prudent for one to ctarify the wording used in order this property be considered i ts proper i i ght: To be brief, suffice it to say, the need existed to give Lot 2 BIk. i Edgewater Garde�s a back yard presentiy occ�ted b�r the angutar ptotti�g of the most rest- erly itne of Lot I Bi[c. t. i f further exp t anat i on i s necessar�t: 1. Lot ! Bi k. 1 Edgetirater Gardens was ar+ned by a separa#a ent�ltY � at the time at purchase and ras so a+ned for a substantia! pertod th8reafter. 2. 7he so-calted addi'tion Kas done before my ownership and �+as constdered part of tfie tota! purchase. The vrork addition could be construed other than uttttzing the notch taken frc�e a rectangula� to ma#ce an unhested, unirtsutated porch. Ilgain, beot�e my orrnershtp. 3. Point #'2 shoutd cause the mtnutes to delete the fotlowing statement: "Mr. Schmedeke said that Mr. Schultz built an additton on his homs�that extended over the tot tine". It could correctly s#ate the home Kas built t� this manner originalty before my ow�ership. . Regardi�g the last par�ag�aph it ean �te deba3ed as #o ahy the space bef+reen ths next most Kesterly lot line leaves about five times reqaleed space wtrfch is no�! needed or used. It y+ouid have besn had the house and tot tines Daen parollef. Mr. Schultz inhertted a Iiabitifij by reasan of fatth tn tl►e tt�er� city insper#ton department. He wlli pay the price novr required, but wishes to head otf buttdirtg a future unnecessary tax ItabTlity, Mr. Schu{t= made no addltion to his house after ownership and, mino� as i# may noN seem, respectfuliy requsst� the minu#es delete such statements, o� to state the tacts as �a#ed above if �aemed �ecessqry, .n � �v � `'•�'6t�� f -a��ti��► ! . 1 ± i � � � �� . � � * . 0 . �:,• . ` , • � � Plaanin� Co�ission MeetinR Julv 19j_ 1972 � Pa p 4. I�T SPLIT REQUEST•` L.S li72 03 BY DON A. SCHULTZ. Edgewater Gardens. •To remove lot line from under ad��cenC�hous�zPor��td8qu�iGg ai.de yard requirement. M�s..Doaald A. Schultz was present. Mr. Clark said that this request a�s before the Plats i Subdi��,sip�@•$�xeete � Utllities Subco�ittee an:i ci��y approv�.' _l,z lot eplit. The North boutlda�'y 0� theae lots is the ahurelir�e as it exist�,; wc��n Edgewater Gardens wer� plat��d. Between the South land arid the present sh�re land there is land owned by �noth�r party. Mr. Schultz is trying to hire a surveyor to plat the lake� Mx. Drew Scherer have agreed to deed it to the people around the lake�• p�s �6r�� aon �,,i11 buy and plat and deed to the penple araund the lake. Mr i 8Cilults ie working with the County Surveyor who said the platting vill aot a�f8ct th9 lq� ap1iK. . et�..� �-�-� .�� - Mr. Schmedeke said that i-" - an addition on hia extended over the old lot lfne. He awns b�th I�ts, � �I h�� $t � Mr. Minish added that Mr. Schultz wanted to develo Lot 1 aad � bB�ause of the property l�ne going under his present home. �,t dp iC . Mr. Cl�rk said the peninsula that juta into the lak� ie oq the s�tpe j,u� �a the house is on �and the other lot would be separate. Lot 2, B�.ock �, iq �,,�$$� K�thOqt CoAsidering the lake bottom property. The description wa� �h�G��,� �,t� thff County Surveyor aad he will accept it. �' Mrs. Schultz explained that the house wae facing directly to tt�� that beloags to Lot l. If the house could have�been faciag ia aAOti�er��aa��o they wouldn't have this problem: �= A� Mr. Clark said it ras difficnit for the builder to decide �ah!��1�0r tp �$G th0 hau�e perpendicular to the stzeet or the lot line. With tha ne�a 1pt liAe� Che house pill be parallel to the lot line. AJbTZ0�1► by Xiaish, seconded by Fi tzp�atrick. that the plann� rQ�'Om�end to Council approval of the Lot Sp1i t Request, L.S. A�T Q3�� SChtt,Itz, of Lots � and ?, 81ock 1, Edgewater Cardens ta rem�v� the��p� ��p � from vnder the exist.ing ho�ise and provide adequate sdde �ard. Vpp� ��Q� �� A,ii trOting aye. tlie motion carried unanimously. S� �T SP7�IT UEST: L.S. �72-04 BY EDWi�RD E. apLEMAN �'pR 0. L0� �6� except East 165 feat, Revised Auditor'e SubdivieiOA ,Z� �+• �p ��,� O!P 9outh S feet of Lot 16. Mr, Gerald M. �ta�adall rQpreeented the patitioaer. . The Pl�ta � Subdivieion�-Streata � Utilitiea Subcommittee x��p�pda� ,��„R Y�l Qf the lot split. A surveq was made of tho property after Ch� p��Y30t�# � -r �equeet aad it shac�ed ti�at the aeighbor's garage was located o� �� p�� p�d� '�'`� 'I'�@TOfo�11• 1lith the City approval, they would like tq eell ��pr 4� ��, �a �a th`a ..meighbor. � . ' - , � . , . , , _. � �- .. .. _