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PL 08/08/1973 - 7464�� PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING CALL TO ORDER: ROLL CALL: A G E N D A AUGUST 8, 1973 _ . �_ .�.�. �� d-� 3�� - _ �.�% 7� � �. � � � � �, g � �� %� y�� APPROVE PLANNING CONA�IISSION MINUTES: JULY 18, 1973 RECEIVE BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL SUBCOMMITTEE MINUTES: JULY 26, 1973 8:i)0 P.M. PAGES 1 - 7 8 - 11 RECEIVE BOARD OF APPEALS MINUTES: JULY 31, 1973 12 - 17 1. PUBLIC HEARING: CONS�iDERATION�.OF A REZONING REQUEST, 26 - 35 ZOA #73-08, BY NORTH SUBURBAN HOSPITAL DISTRICT: Rezone from R-1 (single family dwelling areas) to CR-1 (general X office and limited business) the area South of 76th Avenue N.E.,.East of Sth Street N.E., and North of 75th Avenue N.E., and West of Unity Hospital, to allow construction of a medical office building. , 2. PUBLIC HEARING: CONSIDERATION OF A REZONING REQU�ST, 36 - 41 ZOA #73-09, BY CENTRAL AUTO PARTS: Rezone Lot 10, Block 1, Central View Manor,'from C2-S (general shopping areas) to M-1 (light industrial areas) to make zoning consistant�.with property lines.(1201 732 Avenue N.E.) 3. PUBLIC HEARING: SPECIAL USE PERMIT, SP #73-07, BY 4� - 43 CENTRAL AUTO PARTS: To allow junk yards�or t.he baling 37 _ 3� of junk or rags, in a building enclosed on all sides or when completely enclosed in a solid fence, per Fridley City Code 45.131, A, 8, located on Lots 10-15, Block 1. Central View Manor. (1201 73i Avenue N.E.) 4. FINAL PLAN APPROVAI, FOR WALL CORPORATION TOWtVHCUSES: The area generally Iocated on 5th Street and 7th Street from Mississippi Street to 63rd Avenue. S. RECEIVE JULY i8, 1973 LETTER FROM CABLE TELEVISION CC�A�IISSION: Consider possible uses Planning Cor.unission carc makE of cable te.levision. 6. R�CEIVE PAUL.BROWN'S MEM�RANDUM ON ARMORY REVIEIN MEETING WITH GENERAL CHEESEMAN SET FOR AUGUST 9, 1973: 44 - 69 7�J 71 .� CITY OF FRIDLEY PI.�INNINC COMMI�SION MEETING JULY 18, 1973 CALL �ro ou�rR: PAGE 1 Chairman Fitzpatrick called the meeting to order at 8:10 P.M. RQLL CALL: Members Present: Fitzpatrick, Harris, I.indblad, Drigans ' Members Absent: Blair Qthers Present: Darrel Clark, Community Development Administratox APPROVE PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES: JUNE 20, 1973 MOTIDN by Harris, seconded by Drigans, that the Planning Commission minutes of �7une l0, 1973 be approved as written. Upvn a voice vote, a11 � , Votinq ayc:, the motion caz•ried unanimously. �ECEIVE PARKS � RECREATION COMMISSION MINUTES: �SAY 21. 1973 ^ MOTION bg Li.ndblad, seconded by Drigans, that the Planninq Cvmmission 1'e�eive the Parks & Recreation Commission minutes of May 21, 1973. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, th� motion carried unanimously. /`\ RECEIVE BUIL1:1iNG STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL SUBCOMMITTEE MINUTES: JUNE 26, 1.973 MOTION by Lindblad, sec^onded by Harris, that the Planning Corruniss.zor� zece.�ue the Building Standards-Desigr. Control Subcommittee minutes of Ju.na � .Z6, 1973, Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanfmously. RE�E�VE BOARD OF APPEALS MINUTES: JUNE 26, 1973 MQTION by Drigans, seconded by Harris, that the Planning Commission �'ece.tve the Board of Appeals minutes of June 26, 1973. Lipon a voice vo��,� �11 vpting aye, the motion carried unanimously. �. APPROVAL OF PROPOSED ANOKA COUNTI' LIBRARY LOCATION AT MISSISSIPPI � STREET N.E. AND 5TH STREET N.E. (410 MISSISSIPPI STREF.T �1.�.). Mr. Jerry Young, Director of the Anoka County Library, was present, Mr. Young said the Library Board and the County Board of Commissioners have been concerned for some time about the inadequacy of library facili�� in.vaxious parts of Anoka County. About three years agv we did adopt soml� 14ng ra�nge plans for a new building in Fridley and two other communities. Since last year, we have been searching for a site in Fxidley. We hava npw sele�ted a site at the corner of Mississippi Street and 5th Street. We ara �eeking to acquire appraximately lz acres from two ownexs, the Wall Coxpora- ��pn and nr, Trezona. for the purpose of constructing a new branch libxary a� this locat�.o� to r��lacq th� ��c��}ty in City Hall which we have outgrowrl, ^ Planning Co;nmission Meeting - JulY 13, 1973 � Page 2 Mr. Young cczntinued that tliey t�oped to add a full lin� of library services which we �annot provide naw because of limited space. We do not have an architect hix ed and have �io building plans to present as this was not our purpose in comi.ng to this meeting. Our purpose is to seek approval of the concept af a library located in ti�i.s location. Our studies indicate this is an excellent �ocation, but w-e want <ipproval of the F'lanning Commission ar�d other officials of the City E�efore we proceed further. M�r. Young said we have drafted a preliminary working paper which we� would like to leave with the Planning Commission members, which describes th� site and sketches out what we hope to accomplish with this library �ocation. This library would be approximately 10,000 square feet in size with adequate �arking. It will be an architect designed building and house appraximately ?_5,000 volumes. It will have an apen schedule, much expanded over the present lihrary facitity. It will have an increased staff. It wi11 include stich facilities as a meeting room ana many of= the services provided by the Headquarter Library in Blaine. We conceive that�this woulc� se�'ve the Central part of Fridley, 'I'he North end of Fz•idle}� wiil be sery��, by the library i.n �laine, the South end by Columbia Heigtits, and the oute� edg�s by Bookmobile. As far as the time schedule is concerned, we would hope tv have t}iis in operation by the end of 1974. ' Mz, Lindblad asked what hours the proposed library would be open. Mr. i� Xotm� said he thought it would be open approximately 60 hours a week. It - NQUId be open 6 days a week and in the evenings Monday through Thursday, Mx. Fitzpatrick said that in selecting this site, they must have bee�y awar�e of the traffic problems in this area. Mx. Yaung said we haven't actually made any drawings of the site, but we have tried to acquire enough land to have the square footage we need for th� building and have a parking lot for 50 cars. Included in this study, w� have determined that the access will have to be off Sth Street, not Mississippi, and keep the parking away from Mississippi Street. The pedestriari acces� wil], be at Mississippi. The main library in Blaine has 9? acres. At pr�sent we are only using about 22 acres. We have outgrown it and will be expand�.ng. We havo parking for 50 cars at the present time at this site. " Mx. Harris said that in the paper presented, it says the setb�.cks wi1l, he 25 feet. Mr. Clark said the building would have to be set back 35 feet and the parking 20 feet, and 5 feet on the other lot lines, for parking. Mr. Xoung said the estimate of SO caxs using the lot was a high estimate fpT peak library hours which would be after 7 o'clock P,M. on Monday and Tuesday nights. Mr. Young said he had made a sketch of his own, and it does fit. Another problem for the architect is to provide a noise separation and a buffex between the proposed library and the development of the Wall.� Cotporation. ^ Mr. Clark asked how they felt about being next to the Wall Corporation Complex. Mr. Young said he thought it was delightful. He said we don't want �,�� i�xary to look like another townhouse or an apartr�ent building but it ��Quld be designed to fit ir}ta �.h� axea but still be an impressive buiiding, ��?ud�et says the cost of the buildin� will pe in excess of $300,Q00. ,��,� �� . _ ;,. � . • �r a f� . Plsnning Commission Meeting - July 18, 19�3 p$g� 3 /`� , , Mx. prigans asked haw they dete:mined the si�e library that was 1leeded in, an area. Mr. Young said it was by population. T'his propased �fbr��y was for a population of 25,Q00 to 30,C00, taking into consicleration that the North and South end of Fridley would be se7•viced by Blaine and Golumbia Heights. According tu National Standards there should be 2 to 3 feet per capita i.n library spac�; and a paxking space for each 4 chairs, Mr. Du�igans asked if they would be duplicating the servi�.es pxovided by the Blaine Libray or eliminatiri� some. Mr. Young said it ��uld be du�li,�at�an, not eliminatiori. They would be able to expand or� the � SQx`YiCes p�ovided at the present library .in Fridley now. According to •" these same National Standards, 2 hooks should be provided for each person yoN intend to serve. �ounty wicie �e have 140,000 valumes.. We can meet ,'� -"these S�andards by cammunication. Books are easily delivered to any � , bxanch that requests them. M�', Drigans asked how this branch would compare to the library in � Coluplbia ffei�hts. Hr. Yo�.inc; said he w�t, not directly responsible for the library in Cc,i��n,b�;; Heights �� this wa� owned by the City of Columbia Heights . and Anoka County j�:;t has an agreement with them. Because it is a local libz',ary, they don't have the volumes or the staff tq provide the services a Goutity library can provide. At the present time titere are about 1,000 people n outside of Columbia Heights who have library cards which are accepted by '' Co�umbia Heights. --- Mr. Young said we are finding th�t people want to iase the �ibraxy Orl th�i.r schedule, not ours. The larger the building, the more people . . _..,, , _ WQ �.�. . , , • Nr. Elarris said they wouldn't have any room t� expand at the pro- pOSed location, Mr. Young said they are not planning to need any expansion. Hecaus� the area within 3 miles of this proposed library is so developed at the present time, the population is more predictable that it would be if tho library was further out in Fridley. Mr, Harxis asked how this library would be paid for. Mr. Young said �t Will be a County wide tax, but because Fridley made up a large part of the tax base, we would be paying £or a lot of it, but most of the money is already budgeted. MIr. Clark asked if the property they want to use for the library could ba fnCluded with the Wall Corporation property, so it could have a lot and b�ock number in an addition, instead of a metes and bounds descriptipq� Mx. Young said he would check into this with the County, Mr. Clark asked Mr, Young if he needed a resolution f�om the Flanning Commiss�atl. Mr. Young said he would need one alqng the same lines as ths ^ one passed by the City Council. Chairman Fitzpatrick asked how soon they 1+OU]d need this resolution. Mr. Young said they would need it befor� the �1074t Planni.ng Commission meeting. � Planning Commission Meeting - Julv 18, 1973 Page 4 Mr, pxigans asked Mx. Clark if he could fursee any problems with the site. M�. Clark,said he wasn't familiar with this site in particular but there were sQme prablems in the area and *_here would have to be some soil borings, Mr. Hari�is said as the Planning Commission was being asked to approvp Lhe location fox the library, he thought the traffic problems in the area �hould be part of the consideration now before any plans were made. He was also concerned because there wouldn't be any room for expansion at this locata�on, He said it has been his exper.ience that every one was optimisti� abot�t the availahle space when a building was constructed, but in a short tim�, everyone needs a larger building and more space, Mr. Yau�lg said the peak traffic periods for the library were fro� aftex school until about 5:00 P.hi. and then between 7:00 to 9:00 P.M,, so these periods would generally not be at the same time that traffic was generated by people going to and from work, The Planning Commission Ioaked at the plan o£ the Wall Corporation and thought a common driveway a�lta 5th Street wauld help some of the problems. Other routes were di.�cussed with no conclusions drawn. . Mr. Harris asked what size vehicle was used to transport books £xom ona 1i.bxary to another. Mr, Young said it was an econoline type truck. ^ Any deliueries made by large trucks are made at the main libxary in �j��,�� He said we would have a school bus coming in once in awhile but they • gen�rally came about 10 o'clock in the morning. � Mr, Young said that another thing that will generate traffic is the me�ting xoqm. When this room was in use at the Blaine Libxary it was used about 1/3 0£ the time, one or two nights a week. �hairman Fitzpatrick asked where the othex new branches would be, Mx, Young said they just +�pened a branch on Crooked Lake Bvulevard in Caan Ra�� 8�1d the other two pxoposed locations were in Circle Pines and some wh�rp aTOtui�l �he Blaine City High Sch000l. Mx. Young said they would have preferred a larger site in Fxidley but they wanted it located in the general area of the proposed location and thexe isn't a larger site �vailable. Mr. Harris said this si.te would nat allow fc�r alterations or expansion. Mr. Young said he was aware af this but �he popul,ation was 20,000 in the area the libxay was to serve, and it was being built for a population of 25,000 to 30,000. As the area betwe�� RiCe Cr�ek and South to 694 was already so well developed, they felt tj�p� wouldn't need expansion space. Mr. Harris asked if they had cansidered the problem of snow removal. Mr� Young said he didn't think they had but he would bring this to the L1b�azy Board's attention. Mr. Harris said he was in favar of the library but thought the drawbacks of this site should be brought out, r Mr. prigans said he was in favor qf the location. He felt it would sexvic� an area that needs a libxary. The site is not as large as w� w��d ��jce► ��}� ��nk �t �� adequate based on the projected population. I th�� Mr. Young and tha Anoka �.ibrary $oard have planned this well so far. Mr, ...... ._ .. pr�.gan$ said his feeling was that the Plannin� Commi$s�ort should gj.ve approVa� � � � Planning Commission Meeting -�Tuly 18, 1973 Pa�e 5 to this request. MOTI�ON by Drigans, seconded by Harr.is, that the PZanning Commzss.ion pas� a re.solution favoring the proposed location of a branch librar� at M�ss�issippi Street and 5th Street N.E., foZlowing the resolution passed by CounGi.Z (85-1973) to be prepared by staff, making proper adjustments in the wOZ'daqe (Z-1973). Upon a vvice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carrled unartimousl ?� . Mr. Harris said he would like to make the request that the Library 8oaxd 3xGhitect work with the City Administration on the traffic patte�� He al.�o wond�red if we could get an agreement that they would never ask fQx expat�sion on this site. Mr. Clark said he didn't think they could be bound by any agxeement. Approval or denial would have to be made if and When such a request was made. M�'. D�cigans� asked Mr. Young when the plans theix s�hedulc� was. Mr. Young said they hoped pz'iax to the end of 1974. 2, 'ARMORY REQUEST would be ready and what to be occupying the buildin� Mr. Paul Brawn, Director of the Paxks f� Recreation Department was pr4sent. Mx�. C1ark said that since the time that General Chees�man made �is pxe�aentation to the Planning Commission the criteria for the land ��quired a.s Changed frnm ,5 acxes to 350 feet x 350 feet or appxoximately 2.8 acxes fo� �luburtaan communities. Fox this xeason, the City Council was askin�g the Alanning Commission to consider again the request for the locatip�} �� an a�moxy in Fxidley. In addition to this, some af the people on th� City S�af$, 1nCluding Paul Brown, were interested in how this armory could be 0�' u�� to various departments.of the City and to the citizens. �lx. Brown said thera was a need for a facili.ty for community use whOt�or it's built by the Federal Government or not. He outlined tt�e thi.rtg� suCh s facility could be used for. 1� �ommunity Use a. Used by City Hall for Public Hearings where a large people have to be seated. • b. Ciuic Groups, meetings of the Lians, J. C.'s, etc. c, Church Groups, for carnivals or other fund raising d. Special Oecasions, for large assemblies or special h numb�� Q�' effor�s, promot�ions , 2. Dapartment Use ��. Indoor Sports such as basket ball, volley ball, and phy�ical fitness programs. � b, Glass Rooms 1. Crafts � 2. Dance Lessons, Ballet, Ta�, Baton c. Youth Needs, such as 4-H d. Wa can use it for storage of supplies. �� s��er�¢�y; �howss Awards, Dinnexs f; �Gor�ces�si�ons: � _ t . . n ,�w� �� °�r�a��ts � �� ^ � i P�:annin�, Com;nas�ion Meet:i� -_ .,'. u1� �E�, 1973 _ _i_.�_._..�._._��'age 6 3. Regional Use a. Prr�motians b. As�;etnbly in 4, Federal Use a, Guard puties b, Guard Rieeds connection �ith a conference. S. Veterans Use a. American Legion b, v.F.w, Mr. Fitzpatrick said at the time the Planning Commissian heard the p��sttnt�tion by General Cheeseman, he got the impression that there wouldn't. b� toQ many things the Park €, Recreation Department could use the armory fo�c, Mx. Brawn sai.d he didn't think we got enough answers. Mx. Dxigans said that the Natio��a1 Guards that will use the armory will �ome from a11 different communiti�s. Who will have priority on the use of 'khe armory. Mr. Brc�wn said this was a question that could be asked o� General 'Ct�e�seman, a 1 sa . Mr. Harris said he has seen some of the newer armories and he didn't think they were as large as people think they are. He said the one in HBSt�.�gs was approximately 75' x 120', Mx, Brown said he thought some of the staff should meet with Genexal Gheeseman and ask some o£ these questions. � Ghairman Fitzpatrick said as there was almost a new Planning Commission h� thou&ht General Cheeseman should be invited back to make a new presenta- tion,. Mr. Clark said this could be done after. he had met with interested membexs of the City $taff. MQTTON BY HARRIS, seconded by Drigans, that Pau1 Brown arrange a meeting w�i�h G�nera.l eheeseman to determine now many of the needs that he has dis- Cussed can be provided and what the pay ratio might be and dis<�uss priorita,es, U,pon a voice vote, a11 votzng aye, the motion carried unanimously. Ghairman Fitzpatrick said the Planning Commission would like ta have G�1��ra1 Cheeseman invited to make his presentation to the Planning Commission againa as his schedule permits, and after his meeting with Paul Brown and other interested members of the City staff, 3, R�PORT ON SPECTAL USE PERMIT FOR AUXILLIARY BUILDINGG Mr, Clark said he didn't have anything in writing, but he was in the proc�ss of taking a survey of other communities to see how they handle aux�lli.a�'y n buildi.ngs. The general feeling was that no one wants to get involved in a j� trpica�, 1Q' x 1�' shed. Bloomington, for instance, doesn't care how many �uxi111ary buildings some one has as long as they meet the code, So far, we sre the only community that requires a Special Use Pezmi.t for the second auxi�liary building. � Plann�ng Commission 1'�ieeting - July 18, I�73 Pa�e 7 n /� Chairman Fitzpatrick said the Pianning Commission wasn't objecting p+�x'�iCUlariy to qur.controls or practices. It just seemed that they could be Pprmali�ed and some of' these things could be handled by administration. Mr. Clark said we require a verification survey after the foundatian �s �in. Oux code says, for instance, that the structure should be 10 feet from the� pr,pperty line, and the verification survey shows that it is 9 feet 10 in�hes. TA go �trictly by the code, we shoul3 hold up construction of the building u�ti�, they have been ta the Board of Appeals £or a variance that has ta be apgrov�d by Council, Mr. Harri� said there should be some way of stre�amlining our handling o�' thin$s such as this, to eliminate the lengthening of Council meetings far minor things. , M�. C],ark said he thought this was something that could be discussed at the dinner meeting with the Council. Some Councils have let the Baards and Gomm�ssions make the final decision on some ulicontroversial items and some Councils want every item to be decided by the Council. So this would depend upon ttt,e feelings of the present Council. Mx. Clark said staff would like more time to complete i�:'s survey of ^ othex crammunities before they make a forrial report, �� 4. APPOINTMENT OF VICE CHAIRMAN �hai.rrttan Fitzpatrick said he would like tp appoint a Vice Chairmar� to takQ ravex �he meeting i£ and when he was absent. He said he would like Richard Haxxis to be the Vice Chairman, and if this was agr�eable ta everyone, �1a would �ike to have this made as a motion. 1��'ION by Drigans, secqnded by Lindblad, that Richard Naz�ris be dea�qt�ated YiGe Chairman of the P.lanning Corren.ission. Upon $ voice vc►te,, Aees'r,�� ab�ta3rung, the �tion carried. Chairman Fitzpatrick adjourned the meeting at 10:30 P.M. Respec�fully submitted, �� ; z.�.n/ r�rothy Ev son, Secretary ^ � � r-•._ � i� , 8 BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL SUBCOMMITTEE MEETING OF JULY 26 1973 The meeting was called to order by Chairman Lindblad at 8:05 P.M. MEMBERS PRESENT: Lindblad, Simoneau, Tonco, Treuen€els, Cariolano MEMBERS ABSENT: None OTHERS PRESENT: Jerrold Boardman, Planning Assistant � MOTION by Simoneau, seconded by Treuenfels to approve the minutes of the June 21, 1973 meeting as written. UPON A VOICE VOTE, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. i. CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST TO CONSTRUCT AN ADDITION FOR ADDITIONAL �9�!�,HOUSE USE, THE ADDITION BEING 6£3' x 295', LOCATED-LOT 8, BLOCK. 6, RICE CR.EEK PLAZA SOUTH ADDITION, THE SAME BEING 6536 ATAIN STRL-E'T N.E, , FRIDLEY, 1�1INNESOTA. (REQUEST BY DESIGNIVARE IvDUSTRIES, 6536 MAIN STREET N.�:., FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 554321. — /� �� Mr. Dick Knoll was present for Designware. • Mr. Knoll said that the new addition was 68' x 295', and that it will be used for manufacturing and material storage. He said that the reason they are extending the addition to the north is because of the County proposals for Mississippi Street. He said that any exterior layout south of the building was still up in the air, because the County and the City are not sure of the right-of-way they need.. He said that the new addition will be 2 feet higher so that the line of the building will be broken. Both the old and the new section will be painted. Mrs. Cariolano asked if Designware would treat the face of the office area differently and add brick into the design. Mr. Knoll said that they will be using different textures in this building, such as burnished block or break-off block, in order to give the building a different character. He said that the front area facing Main St. is strictly office. Mr. Lindblad asked about additional evergreen planting to screen the loading dock from Main Street as shown on the plan. Mr. Knoll agreed to the planting. He said that they were trying to save as many of the existing trees as possible. ^ �� Mr. Boardman said that the codes call for 81 parking stalls and that the plan only provides for 38. Mr: Knoll said that they will probably have to � provide the additional parking required on the north but it would have to be temporary for the purpose of future expansion. P�r. Boardman said that the way the City usually handles temporary lots is on a time table so that after a period of time and no future expansion is proposed, then the lot would be brought up to code. � /'1 � /� BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL SUBCOMMITTEE MEETING OF JULY 26 1973-Pa e 2 rir. Tonco said that what the Board should do, since the parking is up in the air, because of road construction, is to just make sure that Designware provides 81 stalls both south and north making the north lot temporary over a period of time and the south lot permanent when the County submits its final plans. Mr. Tonco also said that any landscaping south of the loading area should also be subject to the County final plans and at that time be brought into the City staff for their review. Mr. Boardman said that the City wants the sanitary sewer easement on the private sanitary sewer line that Designware has put on that property, and alsa an agreement with Designware that they would repair any damage done to this sanitary sto�m.sewer to run off of their property. Mr. Knoll said he could not see where this is a problem for this Board and that it should be worked out with the Engineering Department. Mr. Lindblad said he was inclined to agree with Mr. Knoll and said that this is a problem that should be worked out with the Engineering Department. Mr. Tonco asked Mr. Knoll if Designware was going to have any exterior •storage, and if so, that it must be screened. P�r. Knoll said that all storage will be inside when the new addition is built. ^ MOTION BY Simoneau, seconded by Treuenfels to recommend to Council the �� approval for the addition with the following stipulations: '1. South park.ing lot be brought into code compliances when the County submits final plans for the road construction. 2. North parking be temporary over a period of time set by the City staff. r 3. Designware work out any problems of the storm sewer easement, sanitary sewer or drainage with.the City Engineering Department. 4. That additional landscaping be completed according to the plan. UPON A VOICE VOTE, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. 2. CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST TO CONSTRUCT A NEW BUILDING FOR OFFICE ta1�iD �VAREfiOUSE USE, LOCA'fED AT LOT 10, BLGCK 1, CENTRAL VIEIV AtA:VOR, THE SfL�1E BEi�IG 1201-73 Z AVENUE N.E. , FRIDLEY, t•;IIvNESOTA. (REQUES'T BY CENTRAL AUTO PARTS 1201- 73'� AVENUE N.E._, FRIDLEY, AfI:VNESOTA 554321. Mr. John Buzick wa.s present for the request. /� ' Mr. Buzick said this was a new concept in salvage yard design, where the �� car would be torn down , parts would be stored in the warehouse and the remaining unusable vehicle would be hauled away. He said with this type of operation it would make a salvage }aard more functional and less e�ensive to operate. He said the dimensions of the building he is proposing would be 134' x 70'; in which the major portion of the building would be used for warehousing and storage of the parts. /'1 / � ^ , / � �� BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL SUBCOMMITTEE MEETING OF JULY 26 1973-PAGE 3 Mr. Buzick asked the Board if it is possible to ehange the construction of the building without having to�come through the Board again. He said that there is no plan proposal for a metal building with a brick facade and that he was thinking of possibly going to a concrete block building with the same type of brick facade treatment. Mr. Boardman said this would be left up to the Board and if they wanted to pass on their decision of process to the City staff as to the type of building that would be presented. Mr. Buzick also asked the Board if he could do the exterior develop�:ent of his building on a time table, since his funds are limited. Mr. Lindblad said this is possible and that the time table should be set up with the City staff. Mr. Tonco said there are certain things that would have to be done with the construction of the building. The fence as shown on the plan must be painted and be kept in good repair. Mr. Tonco said also that the parking lot should go in at the time of construction. Mr. Buzick said he would have special problems with the parking lot due to the sandy soil conditions out there and that 73� Avenue is currently a dirt road. He said that if he put in blacktop ' in the area he would be constantly repairing his blacktop surface because of break-off problems. Mr. Tonco made a suggestion that he put down Class V over a period of years so that it would compact enoug?�, where blacktop would be sufficient in strength and then could be worked in with the improved City street on 73� Avenue when this comes in. 'MOTION by Tonco, seconded by Simoneau, to recommend to Council the approval of the new building with the following stipulations: 1. Building material be an option of the build�r with subject to City apgroval, and following the design that was shown tonight. 2. Work out a time table with the City staff for the exterior development of the property. 3. Work out any drainage problem with the Engineering Department. UPON A VOICE VOTE, all voting aye, the motion carried unarsimously. 3. CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST TO CONSTF,UCT AN ADDITION TO THE PRESENT AUDITQhIU'�1, LGCA'I'ED AT 6GOU tti'EST :�IOORE LAKE DR. , (REQUEST BY IND�PE;IDENT SGHOOL DISTRICT NU"�IBER 14, 6000 ��EST MOORE LAKE DRIVG N.E., FKIilLEY, :�1NNESOTA. 55432). Mr. Don Meyers was present for the request. ,� Mr.• Meyers wanted to make a correct.ion of the notice (agenda), that it is not an addition to the auditorium, but it is an addition to the large ��' gymnasium. Chairman Lindblad cecognized the change airiso authorized it to be recorded as such. � �� C} BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL SUBCOMMITTEE MEETING OF JULY 26 1973-PAGE 4 Mr. Meyers said because of the increasing demand on recreational facilities due to the increase of recreational programs for girls it was necessary ta add on an additional gymnasium. P4r. Meyers said the addition would be 82' x 144'. He also said it will match the existing brick.building. Mr. Boardman said the only questione he had would be some additional ' planting at the front entrance of the building. It shows on the plan it is mostly all sidewalk area and that some architectual treatment area should be included in this area. Mr. Meyers said he has seen a plan for the area that the architecture has drawn up, and there is some treatment at this area. However he did not have a copy of this plan w;�th him tonight. He said he will get in touch with Don Erickson, who is the architect and will have him send the plans to Mr. Boardman's attention. • Mr. Boardman asked if there was any additional roof equipment on .the building that would be vis�ble from the public right-of-way, and if so, this equipment must be screened with some type of screening material that would be complimentary to the building design. Mr. Meyers said he was not aware of any roof equipment, but if there was, he would assure the• City that this equipment - would be screened. ^ MOTION by Simoneau, seconded by Treuenfels, approval of the request to Council with the following stipulation:. / � 1. The front entrance design be submitted to the City for approval. UPON A VOICE VOTE, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. Chairman Lindblad adjourned the meeting at 9:45 P.M. � Res ectfully submi ed �� errold L. Boardman Planning Assistant ,� i � /'\ , � ^ � � ^ � � THE MINUTES OF THE BOARD Ok' APPEALS SUBCOMMITTEE MEETING OF JULy 31, 1�� 'ha m�s�in� was called to ordex by Chairman Drigans at 7.40 P.M. ��RS PRESENT: �ERS ,A.BSE�T : Q'I'H�RS PR�SEN�' : Axigans, Crowder, Gabel, Harju, Wahlberg None Howard l�attson - Engineering Aide MO'�TON by Harju, seconded by Gabel, to approve the minutes o� the June 26, 1973 m��t�.n,g as wxitten. LTpon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion car�i�d< �. • �i REQUEST FOIt A VARIANCE OF SECTION 45 053 4B 5A FRIDLEX CI'TY CODE TO �EDUCE TH� SIAE YARD WIDTH ON A STREET SIDF �F a r.nRNFU T.nm �nM ,� �� m„ �.,.,,��, l�r �arl� Sorenson was present to p�esent his request. MOT�ON b}� WahJ.berg, seconded by Harju, to wative xeading the publiG hearing noti�s, Upon a voica vote, there being na nays, the motion carxied unanimously. Mr, �a�ensQn eame foxward to present his request, kIe said that his xeason fo� W�a'rit�.n$ the v�lrianc� waa for better utilizati.on of his ba.ck yard. He said �h,at he had r�maved an old�r garagg that was located in the middle of his back yard �t�d that he wanted to p1$ce the+ new larger garag� in the northwes� corner af his i.Qt Wi�h a 8ide yard setback nf three �eet to u�ilize the sloping area o£ hi� iQ�. 7"hi.e w�u1d leave the center portion of the 1ot open, Mr- Sorensan went on to say Che�e wa� a xaw of treea across hie neig�} bor's lat l�ne t� the rear that wcauld eCxe�sn the garage from their view. He also a�ated that he wanted to build an tk�� propoe�d area because ik W�is not the best place for his children ta play du� Co th� A1Qpe of the grAde. Tli�s same slope was also something Mr. SoXenson want�d Co svold in h1s driVeway which would enter on 64th and curve up to the gaxage dao�� T�er� �ollowed several ques�ions by the Board clarifying Mr. Sorenson's pQSi.t:Con, �Chairman Drigans asked Mr. Mattson what the City's position was. Mr� �t,attson said that the City felt at 5 foot variance might be cansidered be�auee of th� narrower raadway width that allows a Wider boulevard width withi.n the fj0 fQ�t �asement. In other worda Mr. Sorenson could build with a 12.5 foat si.de yard �etback instead of the 17,5 foot corner lot side yard setback usual fc�z Code �tz�d wvuld eta.11 be the same distance from the curb a� on a typical street wi.thit� a SQ tao� easement. The City did no� feel that a three foot setback was �ust�.fi�d by Mrt Sor�nsQns stated hardshipa. Chairman Arigans asked if anyone else waa pxesent to speak on this variance, Mx, Noxbext Weglei�r�e7r�6418 Able Street, came farwaxd to speak on behalf of Mr. 3�arenson's request. He atated that he had �o objectiona to ths �equest aad i� faat wae in favor of it. Mr. Sorenson said �hat he had talked to �nost of hiq neighbora bu� nat th� ane Co th�e zear becauss of a, eort Q� persor►alit�r conflict. �'he Minutes of the Board of A eals Subcommittee Meetin of Jul 31 1973'�� MQ��QN by Crawder, seconded by Wahlberg, to close the public heaxing, upQ� � � vUi�� vote, ther� b�ing na nays, the motion carried unanimously. Cha�rn�an Drigans and the aGher baard rnembers questioned the hardahip �or � Mx. 9�xenson, feeling that hia reasons �ust didn't justify recoma�ndin� se bi� a vax�ance. `� MQ��QN by Harju, seconded by Crc�wder, to recommend to the City Council, a Yaxiancs af 5�eet from 17.5 to 12.5 feet for Mr. Sorenson's corner lor sids yard vaxiance request, ppon a voice vote, ther� b�ing no nays, the motion car�i�d, NQTE; 0� Thuraday, August 2ad, the City made � field check of the $rade ris� �� Mx. Sorenson's d�iv�ay. It was found to be 2.75 feet, . Mr. Roger Payne was present to present his xequest. 1�.1TIQN by Har�u, seconded by Crowder, to waive reading the public hear�ng nati�e. UpQn a voiee vote, t�ere being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. ^ Mx, Payne came forwaxd to present his reque�t. He stated that the haxdship �n this case was the position af three oak trees on his lot which wauld have to be cut down if he built the house he proposes with the normal 35 foot fron� yard setback. Mr. Payne explained most qf the shade for what would be hia back �ard wau�d come from these same trees. He also said that positioning the hous� farward on the lot as he is asking would make better use of the natural �rade for the walkout split foyer type house he wants to build, Mx. Harju asked if the trees had been located b� the surveyer. Mx. Payn� said that the closest tree had been located. He said it was abou� 6�o � feet away from where the garage wall would be. Chaixman Drigans commented that in looking at the photograph, the topography didn't appear to vary more than a couple of feet. He said that even if ths hauas was built as prop�sed, fill would have to be used for a walkout type home. ; M�. Payne said it would be very little. o� Mr, Crawdex asked if anyone else had built near there. Mr. Payne said no, �i� would be the first house on that particular street. Mxe, Wahlberg asked if the txees shown on the plot plan were the anly onea pn the �o�. Mr, Payne said no. There ar� othera behind the three trees in qua�tion. Thsre� was same discussion Qs to whether the house would b� 22 or 24 feet fro�n the /'1 praperty line. It was interpreted ta be 24 feet from the foundatian line. � Yage 3 The Minutes of the Board of Appeals Subcommittee Meetin$ of Julv 31, 1973 ^ IC was pointed out that there was a 10 foot utility easement next to tha raad With Mr. Payne's driveway running over it. This mi�ht create fuxther diggin� i� maint�nance w�re necessary. Th� ques�ion was a.skad a$ain, how close the trees would be to the house. Mr, Payne said they were 6 to 8 feet from the proposed house. He said that mcast of the. trees were white or pin oaks with only a cauple of red oak. Whit�e ox pin oaks are nat as sensitive to disturbance as red aaks az+�. Th�e port�can caf the hous� n�xt to tha trees will be the garage ,area so the excava'�ion wouldn't be very deep. �t was stat�d that even thou$h this ia Che garage area, �he founda�ian wall st�.11 had to be 42 inches deep and that this would cut across the tr�e roota. Mr. Payn� said he thought it would be n�cessary to cut only about 25% o£ the txees x4ots. Cha;lrman Drigans asked Mr. Mattson what information he had about these trees. Mx. MaCtson said that he had talked with the University Extension Sezvice an�t with the Anoka County Agent. He said that both sources were quite clear abou,t the �ouchy nature of distrubing the ground around trees, esp�c�ally aak trees, �'k1� County Agent said that the tree trunks should hav� planks w�.red �round tl�eu� as protection from heavy equipment damage. He said that cutting roots wauld ^ probably result in the loss of major branches. Heavy equipment moving aver the roots ean compac� the soil enough to destroy trees. Even six i.nches of fill over the root area can ki11 a tree unless proper aeration sehemes are fol�owed. In any case the agent said that any of these precautions were na quarantees against tree damage or loss. Mr. Mattson said that if the house wer� built as planned not only could there be nto guarantee that the three treea in question would be saved but thexe w8s a atrong chance that two or three txees in fxont of the house would be dama$ed ox l�ast. , Mx�� Payne said that they had wound snow fencing around the trees as prntescti.on frcam �hc: heavy equipment . Mr. Mattson asked if rnuch fill were necessary near any of these trees. Mx. Payne said thats why the house location was planned �or where �.� wae, e4 h.e wouldn't need much at all. Chaixman I1r.igans asked if there was anyone else present to speak on this ma�t8x. Mr. William Lewis came foxward and stated that he wa,s Mr. Payne's bui].der. iie said tha� zhey had contacted several lot ownera about th�ir reaction to Xhe propo�ed variance. He said that no one aeemed to be opposed. He had two lettore � i.�z��d by Ne ighboxa . � I�OTIO�T by Wah.lberg, secanded b�► Crowder� to receive tl�e two l�ttere , Upon a vaice vate, thaxe being no nays, the mptiqn c$rxied unanimously, r J e�autes of the Board of A eale Subcommittee Meetin of Jul 31 1973 a e 4 ^ �tr. �►i,s �aid that khey were fu�.1y aware of tha care needed when worl�in$ azound �xa�&* He aaid that any excavation for foundation would be hand back fi�led withi�n ioux d�y� of the stax't of digging, Mx. L�w�.s also said that i£ the house were built at normal setbacks they wou].d run �.a�� s�mi-marshy areas at the rear of th� h�use. • �h�x's follow�d further discussion oa the house and lot. Ms'. Har,�u �sa�.d thet he felt a houae plan cauld be found to fit any ipt �.f Qr�,� �,00ked haxd enough, �t waa decided t4 table this item while the other items were being d�scussed 3n c�xd�x to give Mr. Payne and Mr. Lewis time to diacusa alternatives, MQTIO�T by Wahlberg to close the public hearing. Seconded t,y Crowdex. LTpon a vaice Y��e, �h�re bein� no nays, the motion carried unanimausly. Mr. Pat�ne and Mr. Lewis came back ta discuss the matter further. �i0�Z0�t by Crowder, se�onded by Wahlberg, to reopen the public hearing. Upon a vaiea vote, there being no nays, the motion carried. �'tr, I��wis argued that the 35 foot front yard aetback should be more flexible, par�i.cular�y i.n an area like Innsbruck North. H� added that Mr. PaXne had foun.d ^ h�.a finan�ing, and they were ready ta start construction, There was further disGUSaion over many points already discussed, including the possib�.e precedent setting nature of granting this type of variance to the first builder �xt the street, MOT�ON by Harju, seconded by Wahlberg, to close the public hearing. Upan a vai�co vote, khere befng no nays, the motion carried unanimously. MQ�I4N by Crowder, seconded by Harju, to reconm1end to the City Council denia� ai th� r�quest on the grounds that the hardship shaWn was not great enough to wax'aran� �eaammendation. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion aarried. The �oard was effectively forcing Mr. Payne to look for alternaxives. 3. A RE4UE3T �OR A VARIANCE OF SECTION 45 Q53, 1B, FRIDLEY CITY CODE, TO REDUCE THE T.AOT ARF.A FOR A LOT ON A PLAT RECORDED BEFQRE DECF�ER 29 1955 FROM 7500 S UARE� �EE� TQ 5100 SQUARE FEET. TO ALLOW THE CONSTRUCTION OF A IyWELLING TO BE LOCATED ON LOTS 33 AND 34, BLOCK A, RIVERVIEW HEIGHTS, THE SAME BEING 312 HUGO STREET N.E FRIDZEY, MINNESOTA. (REQUEST BY FRED S YESNES, INCORPORATED� 6600 DUPONT AVENUE NORTH, MINNEAPOLIS, MCNNESOTA ) Mr. Erwin Yesnes was present to present the request. Mr. Xesnes came forward wi.�h the plans for the proposed house. Ha was iaaned�ately questioned on the two a,djac�nt lofis and h�s attempt to purcha�e ^_ tk�em. Mx� Yesnes said that he had contacted Tri-Co Buildexs about puxchasing Lo�s 3S and 36 of BlQCk A, i.n the 200 area 4� Hu�p Street. Iie said that Tr�.-Co did nQ� wish to sell at this time, except fo� a high pxice, s � s; Tha Minutes o� the Board of Avpeals Subcommittee Meetin�L of Ju1�31L1973 Page 5 � Cha�.x�man D�rigans asked if anyane wished to be heard on thia matter. Duxing the caurae of the diacussion five neighbors stated theix position as bei,ng oppoaed tra th.is vax'ianc� o� th� grounds that it would inevitably lead to two houses b�in$ bui.lt, both on ,�0 fook lota„ these being near houaes built on lats o� at 1�aet 7� foot frontagee. /'� k. ^ '�h� �i,v� n�ighboxs ap�aking are as follows: Mr. Robert Venne, 2Q0 Hugv Street, Mr. Ra,lph Officer, 315 Hugo Stxeet, Mr. Ronald Zaczkowski, 314 Hugo Street, Mr. Ru�t Skxandies, 321 Hugo Street, and Mr. James Jensen, 8181 Ruth Circle. Mr. V�nns sai.d that a similar circumstance cacne up in 1970 at which ti.m,e he wr4t� a let�er stating his position. Mr. yenne safd that at that time �ots 33 a.�d 34 were about to be put up for sale by the County. With additional �rop�;rty abaut to become available Mr. Venne said that he felt there was nat sufficient justification for granting the variance. Th� administration feels essentially the same way now. M�. Ma�zson stated that the presence of four undeveloped lots, even though they axe awned by two separate companys did not constitute a dead end for building on only twp . klr. Xesnes was informed that there were si.x vacant lots across the street, three oE which were owned by Tri,-Co Builders and the others by Mr. Skrandies of 321 Hugo Street, It was �su�gested that Mx. Yesnes attempt some further negotiation with Tri-Co Suildexs, even perhaps considering some kind of trade involving the lots acrosa the atreet, kK?Z'i0N by Gabel, secon�ed by Harju, to close the public hearing. Upon a voice vote, thexs being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. 1�'�QT�ON by Wahlberg, seco�nded by Gabel, to recommend to City Council ta deny the request oa �he $rounda that the prese�ce of four undeveloped �ots did r�ot coas��itute a dead end issue fox building on only tyvo of these 1ots. Upon a yoic� vot�' thexe being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. MOTTQN by Wahlberg, seconded by Grawder, to waive reading the public hearing nc►tiGe, iTpon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion c arried. Mr. Dick Knall and Mr. Dave Brink were pxesent for Designware to preaent the xequeat, �.'hey came forward with plans for their proposed addition. �� s Minutea of the Boaxd of A eals Subcommittee Meetin of Jul 31 1973 F e 6 ^ Mx. Knoll and Mr. Bxink stated that their hards�ip wa� that they ne�ded this new addit�an for the inatallation of an aluminum extrusion machin�. This machine �e�ds � 1Qng table for the coaling of the extrusion. The new build�ng is an e�ctension o� the eacis�ing one with a six �oot jog extended past the old building Cowaxd the atr��t. �'k�� oard asked about the parking and the land�caping. Mr. ��ink and Mr. Knoll stated that as soon as they know how much o� an easem�nt w�� be needed for the Miss�ssippi Street improvement they will put in permanent paxk�n�, �'he landscapin� wi11 go in as indicated on the plan and as approved by Building Standards-Design Contr�l. '�'k��xe was some discussion about Designware plans for the rest of their property. Mx�. Knoll and Mr. Brink said that if they ne�ded more plant space, they would bu11d on the other end of their lots leaving the center section for parking, thus retai��n$ most of the existing trees. There was no one present opposing the request, MUT�ON by Growder to close the public hearing. Seconded by Harju. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimous�y. �QxION by Harju, seconded by Wahlberg, to reco�end to Council, granting the reduction of front yard setback from the requixed 100 �eet to approximately 41�9 � feet with the stipulation that the parking area be finished per Code as soon as �he Misaiasippi Street easements are knawn. Upon a voice vote, there b�ing �o nays, the mo�ion carxied unanimously. ADJOURTIl�NT : MQ�ION by Crowder, seconded by Wahlberg to adjourn the meetin� at 11:10 P.M. Upon a voice yote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. Respectfully submitted, �� :�� . , --� � n —_ ARA klATTSON Ac�ing Secretary � � /"\ � OFFICIAL NOTICE CITY.OF FRIDLEY PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE THE PLANNING COMMISSION TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that there will be a Public Hearing of the Planning Commission of the City of Fridley in . the City Hall at 6431 University Avenue Northeast on Wednesday, August 8, 1973 in the Council Chamber at.8:00 P.M. for the purpose of: Consideration of a rezoning request, ZOA #73-08, i by North Suburban Hospital District, to rezone � from R-1 (single family dwelling ar•eas) to CR-1 ' (general office and limited business) that part � of the Northeast Quarter of the Northwest Quarter qf Section 11, T-30, R-24, lying Southerly of 76th Avenue Northeast as now laid out and constructed, Easterly of 5th Street Northeast as now laid out and constructed, and Northerly of 75th Avenue Northeast as now laid out and.constructed, and excepting from the above described tract all of that part thereof included within the plat of Melody Manor 2nd A3dition, all located in the City of Fridley, County of Anoka, Minnesota. Generally located West of Unity Hospital. Anyone desiring to be heard with reference to the above matter may be heard at this meeting. ' Publish: July ._2�, I973 August l, 1973 �, 0 EDWARD J. FITZPATRICK CHAIRMAN PLANNING COMMISSION �_ _._- ---_ ._. . _ �_ o - ., . .. . � - , �v P•►ry/ _______--- CITY OF FRIDLEY HINNESOTA . iLANNING AND ZONINC FORM K�r � 9� ,� 3- 0 8 ' North S4bur ��.��' 8 8IGNATCJRE �� i� A�+�r4t• 550 Osborne Road, Frid � � � G �U l l� 2�7 - TYPE OF R$QuEST �_R�t�oning �spital� District �:,Y„ � Z� . . � c�Gf - C�.,�.,,��.-. ' T1il�phone Nu�►ber ��-220o ex 201 North, Suby rban Hos talF� �trict FRQ�R?X OWN�R' S SICNATURE � r2�� l ��`�'`�^�, � �Ju�r - . ' . J��'u w. Addt�IS�_ 5'S0 Osborne Road, Fridley, Mn. 55432 .. .��....,..,�. � . 1'1 — �. r�lephoq� Ntm►ber 786-2200 ex. 201 _—__�___speciai v�e Fe�rq�� „� V�riapce _—____�AAP=OV1�l P;` �F�, lio�inery P1qt �,_, Approval o� F�.t�+1� Piat $tteeto OF ��,�;"��+•.�. —��V�►cat ioas ________ Oth�ar , Southerly of 76 Ave NE, Easter of 5th Street NE, $��pC jASation of Prop�rty Northerl�r of 75th Ave N�, WeGte_r��1 O� ��t:�„ �?.'��,.w ��p��l QOOCtiption of . Property _ See attached lea'�al d�escription - Addendum 1___ �as�nt 8oning.Claesification R-1 , . $x��ic►g U�e of the Property Undeveloped � --�--�..�-.�.. PrOpo�ed Zoning Claoeification. Special Use, Varia�ce or other reqvest CR-1 ��c;�,b� bsiefly the Tjipe of Use and the Improvement Proposed � Construct Medical Office Building , �set�e ot Property 10.8 . H�� tha �r��eat Applicant Previoualy Sought to Resone. Plat, Obtain a�,ot Split� 06t�1a a Ver�ence or Spacial Use Permit on the S��ject Site nr Y�rt of Itt NO�,R . • Whent � • 1�1#1at wa• Reque�ted ' Pee Enclosed $ Qat� Piied Date oi Hearing w,,,"�* . i, �,...,._ �.�_, , . .• ,. , . .. -, . r", . YIANNZNG ANn ZONINC FORM . �t�mber �;_',' ,!� 1� 7r3- c�� . ._, . •_ � . 0 � � � � � - _� �� 28 . PACE�2 . � ui+¢ersigned underetaad� thatt (a) A liat of alI residents and o�►ners of pro- ., . � perty within 300 feet aaust be atteched to � this applicatio�. . � • . �b� Thie application c,ust be aigned by ell . owaers of th2 property, or an explanatioa . � . �iven why thia ia not the caae. • ��) Resgonsibility for any defect in the pro- . . • ceedings sesultfng fz'om the failure to list _ ' t6e aames and addces�ea of alI reaidenta . , , aad propert� o��aera of property Within 300 . ° ieet of the prop�rty in question, belongs to the undersi�ned. Reaideats snd Owners of �roperty withia 300 feet:� � PERSOtiS I�unAFCC .. n � . /''1 See attached I . m�� ------� , A sketch of proposed property and structure must be dre��n on the back of thia lot�n or atteched, ahowing the following; 1. �or'th Direction ' 2. I.ocatiaa of Proposed Structure oa lot. 3. Dime�sions of property, p=opased - stsucturp, and front and side aet-baciu. . • 4. Stseet Naa�es ., S. Location End uae of ad)acent ex:ating � buildings (within 300 feet). The underiigned hereby declares that all the facta and represeatatiana ateted ia tbts applicatioa are true and correct. North Suburban Hospital District DIATB��- �2 - %3 SIGirATIJRE 7y� � � :p�ut�' I • �rr. ' �,��, �.1 _ �: _ ZC _ -�c ..-, �w �i � -r4 � Cl � ,�.,� (APP'LICANT) . . , . - ... : •... ••rt•f�1k•t APprov�d D�aied Dy ths 3oatd c Q Bnbjtct.to tbe Folloving Condicions: � P'P�jis date Approved Denied by the Pleoaia� Com�¢ission on ��%3 8ubject to the �pllowing Conditioaa: dete • . �ppsoved Denied by the Council oe Subject to tite Following Con�itiona: ' date • • •. . I'1 <�► � � � . .: : c ---',� � MAILING LIST Planning Commission � -z y� 73 Council � North Suburban Hospital District \ _ ZOA #73-08, Rezone from R-1 to „� CR-1, the areas South of 76th Avenue, East of Sth Street N.E., and North of � 75th Avenue N.E. to allow Construction of 'a medical office building. . William Adams 400 Osborn Rd. Fridley 55432 Car1 Gabriel 401 76th Avenue Fridley 55432 Fridley Assembly of God 472 psborn Rd. �' � Fridley 55432 . Joy Benoy � � 7574 5th St. N.E. Fridley 55432 George Johanix 7566 Sth St. N.E. x Fridley 55432 Kenneth Little 7558 5th St. N.E: � Fridley 55432 � Thomas Gronlund 7550 Sth St. N.E.� Fridley 55432 ^ � George Pitts 7542 5th St. N.E. Fridley 55432 Howard Puffer 7534 5th St. N.E'� Fridley 55432 Michael Tranfler 7526 5th St. N.E. � Fridley 55432 Roger Gabrielson 7518 Sth St. N.E. Fridley 55432 Robert Burrell / 7510 5th St. N.E. %` Fridley 55432 0 Ewelyn Dahlin 7502 5th St. N.E. Fridley 55432 James Godwin ;7501 4th St. N.E. Fridley 55432 William Orr 7509 4th St. N.E. Fridley 55432 Robert Hoglund 7517 4th St. N.E. Fridley 55432 Kenneth Christiansen 7525 4th St. N.E. Fridley 55432 Robert Moseman 7533 4th St. N.E. Fridley 55432 Kenneth J. Mueller 7541 4th St. � N.E. Fridley 55432 Jack Hakenst�om 7549 4th St. N.E. Fridley 55432 Jerry D. Larson 7557 4th St. N.E. Fridley 55432 Harold I. Sore`nson 7565 4th St. N.E. Fridley 55432 Frank Da,vis 7573 4th St. N.E. Fridley 55432 � James Nalezny 350 Osborn Rd. Fridley 55432 r"1 MAILING LIST �page 2 ) North Suburban Hospital District ZOA �73-08 Vern Godeen 37� �'�th Avenue N.E. Fridley 55432 George Wilder 361 76th Avenue N.E. Fridley 55432 Carl Wahlstrom 347 76th Avenue N.E. Fridley 55432 Grace Lutheran Church 460 75th Avenue N.E. Fridley 55432 Dorothy Johnson 340 Osborn Rd. Fridley 55432 Edward Peterson 330 Osborn Rd. Fridley -55432 ^ Robert Holmquist 450 75th Avenue N.E. Fridley 55432 Robert Holmquist 476 75th Avenue N.E. Fridley 55432 Bill Shaw 7400 Lyric Lane Fridley 55432 Midwest Forklift Truck Co. 2711 Broadway N.E. Mpls 55413 Dennis Dukart 7411 Lyric Lane Fridley 55432 Lindeii Graham 7421 Lyric Lane Fridley 55432 Albert Roberge ^ 7431 Lyric Lane Fridley 55432 Donna Lou M,arcucci 7441 Lyric Lane � Fridley 55432 Bertram Smith 7450 Tempo Terrace Fridlev 55L�.�9 Eugene Vlnuck 7440 Tempo Terrace Fridley 55432 Kenneth Johnson 7430 Tempo Terrace Fridley 55432 Thomas Schonebaum 7420 Tempo Terrace Fridley 55432 Harlan Mahowald 7451 Lyric Lane Fridley 55432 Dorothy Wicklund 7461 I.yric Lane Fridley 55432 Glen Byl 7513 Lyric Lane Fridley 55432 Richard Nienow 7509 Lyric Lane Fridley 55432 Vern Franklin Barnes . 7505 Lyric Lane Fridley 55432 Kenneth Amundson 7501 Lyric Lane Fridley 55432 Albert Jorgensen 7500 Tempo Terrace Fridley 55432 Clarence Olson 7502 Tempo Terrace Fridley 55432 Donald J. Leivermann Associate Administrato� 550 Osborn Road Fridley 55432 � Betty Wall-Chairman North Suburban Hospital District 550 Osborn Road Fridley 55432 � II. . ' . ' . . . . I__.. .. . . . .... . . . .. .... . � . � � _ . . . � � � . . . .. ._ .' . . . .. . . . _ . . �� . � M• . ��. . � . . . . . . . � ' � . �. �. � h'" � � . . . � � . � � � . . . . . . . . . . � �� , n . . � � . . � � �. � � NORTH SUBURBAN HOSPITAL DISTRICT ZOA #73-08; rezone from UNITY HOSPITAL R-1 to CR-1. 5S0 OSBORNE RD. FRIDLEY. MINNESOTA 55432 Planning Commission July 5, 1973 City of Fridley 6431 University Ave . N. E. Fridley, Mn. 55432 Gentlemen: Attached is an application requesting a rezoning of North Suburban Hospital District property. � Attached also is a sketch of a"typical" medical office building. . This sketch is provided only for the purpose of displaying how a typical medical office building may appear and in no manner represents the final plans for the building to be constructed . The definitive characteristics of the building such as exact size, configuration, exterior construction, number of floors, and location, are in the planning and discussion stages. At this point in time, no architectural drawings have been developed. It is anticipated that the size of the building will be three to four stories high containing between 25, 000 to 40, 000 square feet. Its exterior construction will be aesthetically compatible with the hospital. It is ar�ticipated that the building will be located west of the hospital. Sincerety, � c��,�„� �. Donald J. Leivermann Associate Administrator Unity Hospital /'1 ds encls. 2 , r 0 .x � •, /'� � � � • - ,� . � � r . T ..-. �•. c.-.c ,yx.,- -- �i,° .� �'. ''�'j'' � ".a • . �„ . - j. � y�.;-� t. ^'i � :, . . , , � f r � r. 4 � � ��:, a t � `�� .�4 S ��, �., �� r ' ' _ ' , ` ' t :SOA #�7� E}$�; �iorth�'�Suburban �' , '. �� . � Hbspit�l Dist•ri.,�t. Rezone fxom �'y ...1 •� ;Y- � � . � .•�;'`O Vj(�� / ' . ' . `t t � �• t^� •> �` �i��.' -� �F � � ` � � . ; : �'2 r t 1 .1 � ' }� K � �� _ � , � �-/ t ..�'t- %�(�r'pp�� "i .��- . � .�:' i ~ c .. � r � 1 i r. 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Notice is hereby given that there will be a Public Hearing of the Planning Commission of the City , of Fridley in the City Hall at 6431 University Avenue Northeast on Wednesday, August 8, 1973, in the Council Chamber at 8:00 P.M. for the purpose of: ~Consideration of a rezoning request, ZOA #73-09, by Central Auto Parts, Ixic., to rezone Lot 10, Block 1, Central View Manor from C2-S (General Shopping Areas) to M-1 (Light Industrial Areas), all lying in the North Half of Section 12, T-30, R-24, City of Fridley, County of Anoka, Minnesota Generally located at 1201 73� Avenue Northeast. Anyone desiring to be heard with reference to the above matter may be heard at this time. � EDWARD J. FITZFATRICK CHAIRMAN PLANNING COMMISSION Publish: July 1, 1973 August 25, 1973 0 I � � CITY OF FRIDLEY MINNESOTA PLANNING AND ZONING FORM Number �A 73 -� � ,�' # 73 -0 7 � � APPLICANT'S SIGNATURE � ' . � Address _ _ _ _ _ - ....,�.�. , 3`� TYPE OF REQUEST �� d� �_Reioning � 0/��? ..,��%' �/�� X Special Use,�o�� /�'� Permit ` , Approval of - ' ., Preliminary PIa Approval of Final Plat Streets or Telephone Number � -- � � Alley Vacations , / /% ., /,% � ,�' /% Other PROPERTY OWNER'S SIGNA Address Telephone Number � �°7t��.� ��. Street Location of Property /� O J-- %,3 �y �c. . J% � �t ' �� Legal Description of Property J Z� -� /� � , �� / . � �,�� • � Present Zoning Classification Existing Use of Property � • Proposed Zoning Classification, Special Use, or other r.eques� Rezone Lot 10 from C2-S to T�1-1 and Special Use Permit per Fridley Code, Section 45.13 ,, junk �yards or the baling of junk or rags, in a building enclosed on all sides or when comp e e y enc ose wi a i e ., � Describe briefly the Type of Use and Improvement Proposed Dismantle junk cars and store used parts inside for salvage. Acreage of Property Has the Present Applicatant Previously Sought to Rezone, Plat, Obtain a Lot Split, Obtain a Variance or Sp�cial Use Permit on the Subject Site or Part of It? When? ' , c�� iYhat was requested Fee Enclosed$�,�f Rec. No. / 7� �` -�s � � Date Filed" Date of Hearing �, �� • � /`1 , , �I�ArtNxtiG �INT� .ZONINC FORM � Nup�6�r � � �3—D y� �# 73 -o � • �� ,, ��der�igned underetande that; (a) A li#t of all res�denta �nd o�►n�rs qi �O�o- perty within 300 feet wust b• �etoct�e� �p this application. • � (b) This application must be ei�ntd by ell . ' owners of tha property� o� �n e�cpj.anstioa �' �ive� why thi� ie not the cASC. (c) Reaponsibility for any de�ect in the p�Q:- ceeding9 scsulting irom the failyre to ��.�� . the namee snd addre��es of pl� xeeident�! � and property owr,er� of propexty W�Ct�� (#� feet of the,prop�rty in question, �Q�p��B to Che undcrsi�ned. ��O�d�4t� and Owners of �roperty vithin 300 fcet:� � �ERSOfr'5 /�DRESS ' �� k�pkch o� pro osed ' p property and structure must be dra��n on the back p� th�8 �4rW Ot' sEtact��d� showing the following: 1. �torth Direction 2. Locatioa of Froposed Structure oa 1Q�. � 3. Aimensions of property� �roposed . ' �tructure, and front and side �et*ba�� 4. Street Nacses S. Location �nd uae of edjacen� exi8t�.n$ � � buildings (within 300 feet). �0 vndeYS�gned hereby declaree that ell the facts and represeatatioag atated �p tbi• application a:e true �nd correct. � �,_ I �� - l� O�A�i$��-___�� SIG"i`A �� .� . � �.�, _ �' ,� (�PI'LICANT) • � . .. . . �,. ! • * * 1t A 1k It * � APProv�d �` D�nied �r the �oisd �� pQe��s 4 iub�j�tct.to Che Follouing Condicior�; � atq ^ �PFro��d r,�, ___ _ Denied by the Plnnning Ca�aiasion on �ub��t tp the $pllowing Condieioaa: � . d c+e ��pr4ved �. ,_Denied by the Council aa ;�wb�lct t� the pqltowing Coru3lti na; � d�tt . � �, �'Ox�a PC �00 � � � MAILING LIST � ZOA #73-09 SP #73-07, CENTRAL AUTO PARTS, INC. 1201 73% Ave. N.E. Rezone Lot 10, Block 1 Special Use.Lots 10-15 Central View Manor � . Peter Brooks t �7540 Central Avenue N.E. Eridley, Minnesota 55432 Sheldon Mortonson 2289 85th Avenue N.E. Minneapolis, Mn 55432 Mr. $ Mrs. Car1 Sorenson 4615 University Avenue N.E. Columbia Heights, Mn 55421 Mr. � Mrs. John Haluptzok Route #2 Bax 381 Forest Lake, Mn 55025 • Mr. Glen Wong 1460 Fireside Drive N E Fridley, Minnesota 55432 Mr. Spencer Sokolowski 556 40th Avenue N.E. Columbia Heights, Mn 55421 Cooper Construction Co. 8457 University Avenue N.E. Fridley, Minnesota 55432 Determan Welding $ Tank Service, Inc. 1241 72nd Avenue N.E. Fridley, Minnesota 55432 �uperamerica Station P. 0. Box 248 St. Paul Park, Mn 55071 Shimek F� Dahmeier ' 8514 Central Avenue N.E. Minneapolia, Mn 55432 - Clifford Thoe " 7250 Central Avenue N.E. Fridley, Mn 55432 , Central Auto Parts 1201 73� Avenue N.E. Fridley, Mn 55432 � Planning Commission 7-24-73 . Council � � �. . I � .r-- • � - : � o��rA,�.�o,� �, ; ;`�� ` .,.r,.�� W , j.,�, : (as'ao „ (as�J ,� �I i� � 1O� � s.ss.k. � ?' ;; t✓ i: s . I c � : � � � � '! 3 : � � � e � � � �. � . ZOA #73-09, Central Auto Parts, nc� � .� � I , � ,�,..o•t. 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CITY OF FRIDLEY PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE THE PLANNING COMMISSION � TO WHOM Y CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that there will be a Public Hearing of the Planning Commission of the City of Fridley in the City Hall at 6431 University Avenue, Northeast on Wednesday, August 8, 1973 in the Council Chamber at 8:00 P.M. for the purpose of: A request for a Special Use Permit, SP 73-07, by Central Auto Parts, Inc., per ^ � Fr�:dley City Code, Section 45.131, A, 8, to allow junk yards or the baling of junk - or rags, in a building enclosed on all sides or when completely enclosed in a solid fence, to be located on Lots 10 through 15, Block 1, Central View Manor Addition, all located in the North Half of Section 12, T-30, R-24, City of Fridley, Minnesota. Generally locat�d at 1201 73� Avenue N.E. Anyone desiring to be heard with reference to the above matter may be heard at this meeting. EDWARD J. FITZPATRICK CHAIRMAN PLANNING COMMISSION Publish: July 25, 1973 � August 1, 1973 � �� _� . 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Q��%e ►Y N �tw/ 4 �l • � ~ ` yi tJ `%s •1 � J � � H i� ( � 3�'�/ � R ,: � � 7S 8 . � � _- J� , � � � U�0 ��.z r;2� r 1 �23q �2y �251 �.,� -- �01 � r . � � � h� 1 �.� . -� ��S.L -�-?°.. a� ��:��`��OR��3��' " '��1�' - �,�o _�._; _ ;» T � � �� _�. � �� . � � , .___ .� �� , . � ,.. . ; . ^ REGULAR COUNCIL,MEETIIdG UF MAY 21, 1973 PAGE � �� The City Manager said if the plan was mudified, the Wall Corporation wouLd noG have to go to a Public ��.��rin� again. He s�ii�i this is tlie reason he had met with them at 5:30 that even��g. The City F.ngineei- said he hoped i.hey cauld agree on something that could be 1 ived witti wit1��it boi►i� tu :� public he�ri�lg. Councilman Nee asked i f ti�� lJal l C:urpur:�r io►i t� l� che rec r�:ational l,uilding was mai.nly foX the tea<.�nts :�f thu apartment buildings? The t:ity En�ineer said no, they were in the Lowt�house ��rea. He said tt;ey wc:ie trying tu h.{ve additional facilities proVided and this was une conc�pt chey had been trying to maintain. Mr. Dante said the pc>ol w�?��d n�t be used as the uwucrs u; tc>wnhouses are benerally &ettled people with little inter�:st i.n swinuning pools. He said it is younger people wl�o enjoy this type of activity. He said there is a party room available, aauna and tflC punds and creeks. He said this is a pleasant atmosphere and will provide for ice skaring in the winter muntfis. He said I��: felt ttiis would be t;xtx'emely attractive and the cost cunsiderably exceeded the cost of installation of the single poiiding area. The City Engineer sz+id tl�� density is hig6er than that in the I,arson Complex. He �sai.d this is the hibhest dtntiity in the City. j�* �eese architect for the Wall Corporatiun and also the Larson townhouses addressed th� Council. He said he would like to cumpare the living area of the Larson complex n with his area. He said this would be adjacent to open area. He added, the garag s would be intregrated into the h��me. Eie said in the Larson complex on Rice Creek theXe are gang garages. He said the pond w��uld be recirculating on the Wall CpX'�px�t�.oil plan with check valves to shut off the flow in the winter to create skating �xeas� He said there are four parking spaces for each family. t'Iayor �,i�bl questioned the members of the Council asking if they thought the proposed plan Was better than the other with three apartment buildings. Counc.ilmac� Utter said some of the groupings of huildings have six units and have individua�. garages. rlr. Dante said there was one with 24 units. Councilman Utter asked how many units Were i.n the group on Mississippi Street. Mr. Dante said there were 17 units fn that gx�oup� Councilman Utter asked if there would be berms2 Mr. Reese said the area would be �erraced down from tl�e higher level to the lower level. T►t� City ,Attorney asked if there would be � request for a variance or rezoning. Councilman Breider asked how high the density couid be granted by the use of a vaXiance, The City Attorney said the ordinance limits the density to five per acre and they axe asking for eleven per acre. He said the Council could take their chances that this could be considered a reasonable variance. He said he did not know if this would hold up." The City Attorney said this would have to be put to the Board of Appeals. � The City Eagineer said there would have to be a Public Hearing and all the p�ople would have to be brought in again. REGUTAR COUNGIL MI:ETINC OF MAY 21, 1973 PAGE 18 t � � CoµACilman Nee dSI:Gd the represeiltative fr�m che Wall Corporation why the plans wqxg being changed? Mr. Uante said they wanted to �et rid �I �t,e multiple dwellings in the ax'ea. He said he felt this would be a better development for the City to g4 intP all townhouses. He said if the oid plan would be iollowed they would haV� . f7lzst built the towntiouses a�►d then th� apartments later. fle said ttiis would greatly eXtend the time for developmeiit �f the complex. He said tt�ere would be some unhappy people when the apartments wera constructed. He s�iid in .+11 hc�nesty to the buyer there should not be mutiple dwellings in the area. He said they would not want an apaxtment ranting f�r $157 alung side their townhuuse. Councilman Nee asiced ir it would be possible ta ini��rovu �l�e recreation area. Mr. pante said with the ��wnhouse sales planned [�� be irom 53"1,000 t�� 535,000 the additional expense for �i�e recr�ational building would �rice the tlomes out of the market, rtayor I,iebl stressed the view tt�at tti�� plan for all townhuuties was a better plan Chan the or�ginal plan. Councilman Starwalt said he likcd the second plan and he thought Chis was a step in tiie right direction. Counci.lman Starwalt said he w�uld be interested in fiuding out the reaction of the people of the area to ttie plan, ne ttiou�ht i[ may be better than before. Mp�ION by Councilman.Breider to approve the concept, and that the plan be worked ^ out by the Administration and representatives of the Wall GorP�ration to reach satis€actary agreement on the access on Mississippi and 7th and also to change the plan for the zecreat�onal building if possible. Secc.�nded by Councilman Utter. Cauneilman Utter said the recreational building was much too small and about the si�e of a warming hause. • rix. Dante asked if he would appear bef�re ebe Board of Appeals on the 29th. Gouncilman UtteX said yes.. � �he City Attorney said the notice of the hearing should be sent out quickly as ther� is only one week before the meeting of the Board of Appeals. UPON A VQICE V(YTEi all v��ting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. �tECEIVING PETITIOtv r��R IMPROVEMENTS IlV EAST RANCH ESTATES THIRD ADDITION , REQUESTED �� ROBERT SCHROER: rIpT�ON by Councilman Breider to receive the petition from Robert Schroer for impzove- ments in the East R�nch Estates. Seconded by Councilman Utter. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. R�SOLUTION ��71-1973 - ORDERING IMPRO��MENT FINAL P�11NS AND SPECIFICATIONS AND ESTIMATES OF THE COST THEREOF: STREET ZMPnO`TEMENT PROJECT ST 1973-1 ARD ST. 1973-2, ADMENDUM ��2: /1,MUTZON by Councilman Breider to =3:;�=rove Resolution �k71-1973 for those improvements which are �.a the First Ward. Sec �.3ed by Councilman Utter. Counciln�an Utter said he wo�Zd �-`: �o delete McKinley Street from 75th to Lakeside Road until there is some agreemt::.: �n the properey in the area. � R�GtJLA.K COUNCxI. MEETING OF JUNE 4, 1973 PAGE �1►� �� ^ A R�QUEST FOR AN ADDITIONAL VARIANCE OF SECTION 45.153, 1T3, FRIDLEY CITY CODE, TO AEAUCE THE SQUARE FQOTAGE REQUIREMENT OF A TOWNHOUSE IN AN R-1 DISTRICT FROM 5,594.7 S„QUARE �E�T �ER UNIT TO 4,246 S SQUARE FEET PER UNIT TO ALLOW THE CONSTRUCTION OF A T9�QUSE DEVELOPMENT TO BE LOCATED ON THE EAST HALF OF THE NORTHEAST QUARTER OF THE SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF SECTION 14, T-30, R-24, EXCEPT THE SOUTH 185.0 FEET THEAEOF AND EXCEPT PATtCELS A AND B, THE SA.ME BEING BORDERID BY 63RD AVENUE ON THE SOUTH, MISS- I�aS��PI STR.EET ON THE NORTH 7TH STREET ON THE EAST AND 5TH STREET ON THE WESTi THE CITY COUNCIL HAS APPROVED A VARIANCE OF SECTION 45.143, 1B, FRIDLEY CITY CODE, FR.t3Ai 9.Op0 SQUARE FEET PER ONIT TO 5,594.7 SQUARE FEET PER UNITs REQUEST BY THE WALL CORPORATION, 8�30 CEDAR AVENUE, MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTAf M�. xudolph Dante addressed the Council and said he was a representative of the Wall� Corpotation. Mr. Dan;te said he hoped the Council had all received a copy of the minuCes of the Board of Appeals meeting. He said he had been directed to meet With the City �ngineer for a solution to the proposed development problem which w0uld bes� &uit th� City, the community, and the Wall Corporation. He said he wpuld 1�.ke to tuxn the floor over to the City Engineer to see if they were still in a,gzeement pn the proposed plan. Ths Ciky �n$ineer said as he had pointed out before, there is a drainage probletn in the area and Che plan for the solution of the drainage would have to be a sound Ane. He said the drainage plan was what had been laid out in the original plan, ��pproved lasz year, and this would function adequately. He said the second poinC of discussian was the recreation building. He said the new plan had been modified �o include a party roam, indoor swi�ing pool, warming room, and sauna. He added, th� Wal� Caxpora�.ion had also agreed to include a tennis caurt on the grounds. Th� City Engineer said the third problem was that of the traffic and access to the Complex. He said they had,been concerned if there would be enough stacking room in th� saCOnd plan. He sai.d he would recom¢nend limited access on Mississippi Street and access on 7th Street if the access could be close to Bennet[ Drive. He said they had agreed also, that the townhouses would be owner occupied within a period ai three years after the completion of the construction. He said at this time the Cot�neil cauld grant an extension of two years if necessary. M�. Dante said the three years would begin after the completion date or four yeara fzrnn now. Mayor L�ebl asked when the project is scheduled for completion. Mr. Dante said if they could begin construction in the middle of July, it will be Completed in 7.2 tnonths. Mr. Dante said'he would like to create a total community in the area. � Mayor Liebl asked if the construction would jeopardize the 7th Street improvements. Th� City �ngineer said what they really wanted is to h.ave the system installed properly. He said he wanted to make sure the system is built to the proper spec- 1fi.cations. Ttie City Engineer said 7th Street would be installed next as had been pointed out to the people. /1Mx. Aante eaid he srill did not agree wfth tha installation of the tennis court, he had some concern over this point. Mayor Liebl said the City Engineex is very conservat�.ve on the City'r� standpaint. ' � R�GULAR GpUNCIL M�ETING OF JUNE 4, 1.913 PAG� 15j � � Covn�i�.man Breider suggested the Council hear the entire propoea]. before they begitt tu d�.scuss one point. The City Engineer said he was trying to have the plans call fv]r et good complex they all can be proud of. . The city �ngineer said he was looking for an outline to give them some direction to wark with. He said- he would like the Council to approve the plan working out the followin$ special problems: 1. The Drainage problem be solved to the Engineering Dep�rtments satisfaction. 2. That the recreation buildin� include a party room, swimming pool. sauna, warming raom, and a tennis court. . 3. That there be limited access on Mississippi Street. 4. That the access on 7th Street be as close to BennettDrive as possible, �, That the total complex be owner occupied within three years after the completion of the construction and that at this time, the Council may , grant a two year extension if needed. � xhe G1ty Engineer said the plan could be approved with the stipulations or it could be ch�nged. , �Councilman Utter asked the number that had been requested, The City En�ineer said 1,5� units. Councilman Utter said he was concerned about the access on 7th Street, he fe1C Chere is too much traffic there now. Mr. Dante said there was 17 units that would use the Mississippi Street access. Councl�.man Breider asked if the language should be "lir�ited access." The City .��g�neer said this was his recom�endation and they would work on the 7th Street aCCess to bring it down to Bennett Drive. Counc�.lma;� Utter asked if there will be� dredging and filling done. Mr. Reese said aotae of the area will have to be compacted in order to put houses on it. Cottrllu�an Utter said there is sotne water seeping underground and into the people�s b�asements, M�;. Dante said they would be creating their own water district and taking care qP th� dxainag e problems. He said they not only had their own problems, they �].so had everyone elses. He said the project will be done professio�ally correct. Cauncilman Utter said he could not see how they were going to make water run up h�ll� but wished them luck. Mr, Dante said they can always use lift stations. Councilman Starwalt said he had talked to some o£ the people on lth Street and $ennett Drive about the total reduction of the overall units planned and they wera Confu�ed. He said the complex was described as being reduced in size rather thaz� ^ xeduced in the number of units. He said some of the people he had Calked to thought 'khi� was � better plan and some of them had atterided the Board ef Appeals meeti�g. He eaid he �elt the access on Mississippi was no� an objectionable plan. RE(�ITI.AR COUNCII. MEETING OT NNE 4, 1973 . PAGE �� ,�� MQ��,QN by Councilman BreideX to approve the variance for 155 units with the �ollowin$ �t�.pulation�; 1. That the 7th Street access be as close to BennettDrive as possible. 2. ThaC limiked access be provided pn Misaissippi Street. 3. ThaC th4se units in the R-1 area be owner occupied within a period of three years after the completion of the construction and at that tiaas a two year extension on the time limit be granted by the Council i.f it is needed, lt, That the drainage problem be aolved with the Engineer in$ Departmen�. S. Tha t the recreation building include a swimming pool, party room, warmit�$ room and sauna and that a tennis court be provided. S�conded by Councilman Utter. Cquncilman Utter said there are many people playing tennis and would they be creating a monater. by only inc�uding one court for 155 units? Councilman Breider suggestsd if the�a i.s enough area perhaps a tot lot should be created. He said the purpose would be to emphasize the recreational area. Tha C�ty �ngi.n�er said there had been a public hearing before the Board of Appeal.s and ths Board pf Appeals had recommended 140 units. He added, either thers should b� a h�ar�.ng before the Council, or take their recommendakion, He said if this w�s dpn�, �o property owner could come in and sue the City. He said he hoped �h� plan �1a+�ld be developed without further complications. MayQr I�iebl satd he thought there had been eaough meetings. He said he thoughr the cammuni.�y would be served with this plan as it was L00% better than the original plan. The City En$ineer said if there was a.hearing,the City could cov�r its Legal foatgxints. Gputt.Ci].m,an Brvider said the only change would be in tbe variance. The City Engineer �+�id �hi� would be th� first time they had changed a variance by density. He added, Ch3.e !.s usually don� by zoning aot by a variance. The C1Cy �n�in�er �aid the Council would be changing the reeommendatioa of Ghe $oard af Agpeals. Gouncilman Uttex said the Couttcil did not have to �ollow•the r�commedat�on of the Board, The C�Cy Engineer said he was Crying to get an answer from the City A�toxney but he had �a 1�aV+e ths tneeting. He suggeated allowing the City Attorney to make a recommend�tinn� Mayor I.iehl said he had not heard anyone who was opposed to the plan. He said the p�opis who were original,ly oppoaed had not attended the meeting. He said if they Ws�� n opposition, they would tell the Council about it. ' Cotuic�.lmat� Starwal•t asked how long the item would be delayed by having a hearin.g? , Th.e� Ci�y �ngineer said one week. He added, thia way at least the people will be ^oCi�l.ed o� the change. He said, maybe, no one will attend the hearing. �. William Dri.gans, Chairman of the Board of App�als addresaed the Council. � g�GULAR COUNGTL MEETING OF JUNE 4, 1973 ^ PAG� 17: � � Mx. Dr�.gans said the Board of Appeals was concerned with the variance. He said the �ow�h4uses should not be in an area under 9,000 square feet. He $ai,d thi,s pxojeGt i.c� the g-1 area is 53% below this. He said the original variance was 38% belaw �h,e x'equired area for density. He said the code may be a little high, maybe this should be 7,50Q. He said if the entire was zoned R-3, they could puC in 30q units. H� �5aid the d�nsity should be lowered to protect the area. Mr. Drigans said there j,� � great deal o£ traffic on 7th Street in the summer months because of the Fridley Copatitons area. He said a large project like the proposed one would create additiona� traff�.c i.n the area. He said they had submitted the plan as a total area, so the 80aid had_handled the entire area as one. He said the area that is R-3 could be appxoved, but [h�y had dealt with the pruject as one unit. k(ayoX Liebl said to Mr. Drigans that he appreciated his suggest-ti.ons. He said the $a�Xd af Appeals had recommended 140 units. He asked if the ditference between 15S uttits and the 140 units would create this much additional traffic. Mr. Dri.gans said the reduction was from 171 to 140 and the Board of Appeals was laaking at the code when they made their recommendation. riayox T,iebl said the density now w ould be 4,OOOsquare feet per unit overall. Mr. D�i&ans said it would be 3,800 square feet per unit. Mr. Drigans questioned if th� ut�iks could be filled with this proposed density. He said he would not wanC to' pur�hase a townhouse� in an area such as this. ,/"'1 �quncilman Breider said the variance states it would be 4,246 square feet per unit, Mx',. Dante said the Board of Appeals had wanted to maintain 4,200 plus square feet �ox each unit. He said they wanted this for the R-3 area also. He said they had lowex'ed the density in ail areas and spread the units evenly over the entire praject. He Said th�y had dropped the total number to 155 and this i•►cluded the R-3 area. Mr. Dante Sai,d k�e thought this was a feasible plan. Mx. Dri.&ans said yes, it had been handled as one project. j�. pant� said he would like to go over the legality of the proposed action, He sai.d �, Herx�:ck, the City Attorney, said the matter should go before the people at � hsaring o� the Board of Appeals, this had been done. He said the people had agxeed to 17I, u�its, and they were asked if they wanted the 171 units and apartments o� �55 units. He said there was no one there today to protest the action. He said he d�.d not want to delay the matter by bring ing the people back again, he would not apend th�,s ki.nd of money for a holding pexiod or spend another year to put up 155 uniCs. Coun�i.lman Utter asked what the origitlal requirement was per unit to put up 155 units? The City Engineer said the variance would only apply to the R-1 portion of the property. Coun�ilman Breider asked what the requirement in the R-3 area called for? Th� City Engineer said this was not disputed as it is less than the code. CpunGi.l�man Nee said he would like to refer to the atatement of the City Attorney, /1 iie s�id he remembeXed the City AttoXney had said what ttie City Engineer is saying. He sai.d �.t was unfort�matethat they did not have an attorney present at the meeting, 'He said he did not know how serious this may be. He asked Mr. Dante if a delay of one w�ek would be that serious? Mr. Dante said they had just had a public hearing. Mayor Liebl asked where the City Attornev had gone. Councilman Nee said i,t had b�ecl �x� �jer�ick who t.:.d said it� �e �K�iemvere�, it. ' ..,.,. . � REGUTAR COUNCIL MEETING OF JUNE 4, 1973 PAGE �� I •�� MayOr L�.ebl. said the people ar� getting sick and tired of results on the issue. UP0�1 A VOICE VOTE, all voting aye, Mayor Lis bl declared the motion carried unanimoualy. Ma�or I,iebl directed the Wa11 Corporation to work with the Administration for the completion of the drainage plan and the recreation plan. Mr. Dante thanked the members of the Council. He said he would like to begin constructian as �apidly as possib�e with an expected completion date in one year. He said he • re�►lized Che enti�re project should be owner occupied within the alotted time. He said h� haped the tennis court would not be made one criteria for the approval. o� the plan. � MO�I4N by Councilman Breider to receive the minutes of the Board of Appeals Meeting� o� May 29, 1973. �,EC�NING TI� MINUTES OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY CC�fMISSION MEETING OF MAY 8, 1973; M(?TIQN by Councilman Breider to Xeceive the minutes o the Environmental Quality Gommission o� May 8,.1973. Seconded by Councilman U ter. Upon a voice vote, all voting �y�, Mayox Liebl declarec� the motion carried unanim usly. � S 44th AVENtJ�N NORTHERN/FOR A FUEL_STORAGE T The City Engineer referred to the letter in th agenda submitted by B. G. Anderson, AasisCant Vi.ce President-Engin ering, Burling on Northern in which the location o� �h� tank is pointed out. Gouncilman Utt� asked if the tank 11 be surface tank? Mr. R. A. Thompson sai.d 1� would be a surface tank. Ma or L'ebl questioned if the tank would set down �1:Lmi,nati.ng �t from view. Mr. Thompso aid there will .be a berm shrub bery, fenci.ng and landscaping to hide it from view. . Thompson said the tank will be a 48 foot t A11k . Mayox' Liebl said it would be close t�East � r Road and not �;� any residential prop�rty. MOTZON by Councilman Nee to grant he permit to urlingto n Northern for the Diesel Fusl Storage Tank. Seconded by C uncilman Starwa t, Upon a voice vote, all voting aye� MaXor I,i.ebl declazed the mo ion carried unani usly. t� PROPOSED DUES INCREASE: 'MpTTQN by Councilman Breider o table the item until aft the Convention of the Leaguo th$C the Mayor and Councilma at Large will be attending. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. , ^ riayox Liebl said he thoug:�t it unfortunate that the League ha lost the support oE the Ut�i.v�rsity o£ Minnesot . He said the remainder o£ the memb rs of the League ¢�uat noW supple�ent the fundin . He sa{d the mem�ers of the League and the City di.d g�ta� 1.oCof use fxom the acilities at the University. He said he did not know what Could be $ained by abaruioni�.g the Lea$ue, it would not benefit the tax payer, iie s�t%d iC would b� his recommendation Co remain in the League or the Council would be doin8 a di�service tQ t�g ��auq�ar}�,Ky, ��M { /''1. /'� �' � � Planning Commission Meetin� - June 6, ]�73 . Page 6 MOTION by Narris, seconded by Lindblad, that the P1�nning Commission continue the Public Hearing on rezoning reguest, ZUA �i3-06, by Michael W. .Seledic, Jr. , to rezone from R-1 (single famil y dw<�11.ing areas) to R-3 (general multiple famil:� dwellinqs) Lots 3-10, 14-20, B1ock 20; and Lots 3-7, 19-29, B1ock 19; a11 in Fridley Park A;ldition, to a11aw con- struction of a 69 unit apartment buildin�, until .lune 20, 1973. Upor2 a voice vote, aZ1 voting aye, the motion carried unanimouslg. 4. VACATION REQUEST: SAV .#73-09, b1ICIi�1EL SF:LCDTC. .IR_: Vacate 61st Way between Last River Road and I3urlington ,tiort:hern Railroad, Vacate alley between Lots 4-10, 14-2U, Block 20; Vacate ol'2 Way N.E, be�i�een Lots 4-7, 19-23, B1ock 20; Vacate alley between Lots 3-7, 20-23, Block 19. All in Fridley Park Addition, to allow construction of a 69 unit apartment building, , � MOTION �_y Harris, seconded by Blair, that the Planning Commission continue the vacation request, SAV #73-09, by M-::chael Seledic, Jr., to vacate 61st Way between East River Road and Burlington Norther.n Railroad; vacate a11ey between Lots 4-10, 14-20, Block 20; vacate 61� Way N.E. between Lots 4-7, 19-23, B1ock 20; vacate alley between Lots 3-7, 20-23, 81ock 19. A13`in Fridley Park Addition, to allow construct�on of a 69 unit apartment bailding, until June 20, 1973. Mr. Drigans questions the lots mentioned in the vacation request. �Some of the lots mentioned would in fact vacate alleys of private property. ' Mr. Harris said that if the rezoning request was aPproved, the intent would be to vacate the entire alley, after the affected property owners had been notified of the request. UPON A VOICE VOTE, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. 5. FINAL PLAN APPROVAL: WALL CORPORt1TI0N: The area generally located on St}t Street and 7th Street from Mississippi Street to 63rd Avenue. Mr. Boardman said the Wall Corporation has not brought in the final plans. As there is no one from the Wa11 Corporation here tonight, the final plans are not available. Chairraan Fitzpatrick said he thought it should be discussed so the Planning Cor�unission has some idea of what the proposal is going to be. • Mr. Boardman said that what Council told the Wall Corporation is that they could build 155 units on this property, wi.th the following stipulations: That they provide the same recreational facilities as Shown on the original plan; that they solve the drainage problems the sam� as on the original plan; that one driveway on 7th Street be eliminated, and one�drive on 7�h Street be lined up with Bc;nnett Orive, and there.be lfmited access to Mississippi Street. Mr. Boardman believed the plan Called for ona entrance �n Mississippi, � Mr. Fitzpatrick asked if the zoning wa's still R-1 alang 7th Street. Irpc, �oardman said it was . ' � 52 � �'1 53 Planning Commission Meeting - June 6, 1973 � Page 7 Mr. Drigans said the Board of Appeals approved a densite of d2.46 for the entire area of both lt-1 aiid I2-3, whic}l wot�ld allow them a}�proximately 140 towntiouse units. The Council granted thc ��zri:�nce requested which w��s for 83,units in the R-1 area, an increase of 2U 11J11iS, or a total of 155 in the entire area. Tliis gives a density in the R-1 area of 4,2�16 square feet pe.r unit and for the entire area, both i.n R-] and R-3, of 3,872 square feet per unit, which is getting pretty close to i2-3 density. Mr. Boardman had the Planning Commission look at the original plan that had 171 units and the new plan for 155 units. Mr. Fitzpatrick said it is mostly a shift in density. Mr. Boardman explained the ponding on the property, and answered , questions from the Planning Commission on how this will operate. • Chairman Fitzpatrick said as the plans were not available this � could just be added to the next agenda without a motion. �� 6: VACATION RE UEST: SAV �73-10, ROGER Ct{RISTENSON: Vacate 30 foot road Q easement on Lot 1, and the North 25 feet of Lot 2, Block 6, Rice Creek P1aza South Addition, to use for a parking lot for a proposed • � school bus garage. ' ^ Chairman Fitzpatrick said we have a co y of a letter that was received by Council. He asked Mr. Boardman if he ew Council's reaction to this lextex. ^ Mr. Boardman said that Council po poned any action. They are waiting for a report from the Ci Manager as far as the trade-off of some land,and an appropriate valuation o this pro erty. Mr. Fitzpatxick said Mr. Boardman said he had that the best thing to do was action. thi,� is in the hands of the Council. ed with Mr. Qureshi, and they both felt �ss this request on to Council, with no P10TION by Harris, seco ed by B1a' , that the Planning Commission pass on to Council, withou action, vac tion request, SAV #73-10, by Roger Christenson, to vac e a 30 foot r d easerrient on Lot 1, and the North 25 feet of Lot 2, ock 6, Rice Cre .Plaza South Addition, to u$e for a parking Iot for a roposed school bus �qarage. Upon a voice vvte, Fitzpatrick, Lindblad, ¢�arris and B1air voting aye, Drigans nay, the mo�ion carried. Mr. prigans said the City Attorney has said that the petitioner has a legal right to build on this property. I would like t0 see what the Council says about Study Area 4 before this is sent to Counczl, We have a Yariance request the Board of Appeals has pending, waiting to see whaC Council has to say about this Study Area, With all the objections to thi.s rec�uest, I would like to wait for their r.ecommendatian. Mr. Haxris said if the City ac�u��es this praperty they wouldn't want this road easement vaca�ed, as they will want to retain it for a walkway. • ' � /'\ S4 PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING OF JUNE 20, 1973 UPON A VOICE �VOTE, all voting aye, th CONTINUED: VACA N RE UEST, SAV Vacate 61st jVay betiae East Ri,��r ro ert ; vacate alle be e lots 11 2 ti11a between lots -23 ck 1 L alle between lots 3-7 a 20-2 , A dition, to allow con ruction o PAGE S tion carried unanimously. 3-09, MICHAEL W. SELEDI�, JR: oa an Burli:�gton Northern 4-10 and 15-20 block 20; vacate , an lcts 3-7, block 20; vacate ock 19. All in Fridley Park n ana�ttrnent complex. Mr. Fitzpatrick sa�eY this request was ca tingent upon approval of the Rezoning Requ�st and therefore, they�st act upon it to recommend deni� based upon the denial of th�rezoning request. � MOTION by Mr/. Harris to recommend denial of the ar~a:�ation request based upon the deni.al of tFie Rezoning Ree{uest. Seconded by Mr. Blai.x, Upon a voi.ce vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unani- mously, CONTINUED: FINAL PLAPJ APPROVAL: ��IALL CORPORATION: The areas gener- ally locate . from blississippi Street to 63rd Ave. N.E. . � Mr. Clark said that recently the petitioner had changed his mind about building apartments and wanted to increase the density in the R-1 area so that the total sites would hold 155 units. He said the Board of Appeals acted on this and made a recommendation to Council. Their recommendation was to drop the density to 140 units. This recommenda- tion went to Council and the motion Council made was to allow the 155 units. The petitioner, Frank Reese, from Reese-Robe � Associates, came foriaard, He said he had several site illustrations and actual details of the building itself with him. He said that they have taken out some of the town houses in the middle and ad3ed a sizable recreation building recommended by Council. He said Council asked for an indoor swimming pool, recreation facilities for ping pong and pool, and a room for changing ice skates in the winter. There were no members in the audience for-this item. Mr. Reese displayed another drawing illus�rating the exterior walls that would be of prefinished wood. Some units will have fireplaces. The general characteristic of them would be gable roofs, as�halt shingles, and rough sawn boards for trim. He indicated that they wi�ll be using a nurnber of diffe�ent color stains so that they won't all be the same, He said it will be conibinations of tans, galds, greens, and browns. ^ Mr. Reese said these are designed for a rental market now and a sale market in three years. He said there is a double garage for each unit and storage space for bicycles and other yard goods. He said 1/2 flight up will be the kitchen, living room, and dining area. Another 1/2 fli;ht up will be two bedrooms and a full bath. Another flight up will be master bedroom, shower-bath, and a walk in close�. PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING OF JUNE �2�, 1973 PAGE 6 5J � Without the garages this is about 1300 sauare feet of space. The basement �rill be alittle over 400 sauare feet of finished space. This is floor tile, ceiling, sheet rock, and walls; but it won�t be carpeted or plush. The total garage space wi11 be 428 square feet. The total square feet will be 2200 per unit. They will be �tentatively marketed in the high $30,000 range. He did not have any figures on rentals. Mr. Reese said that the main concern in tr�e site itself was the proposal on surface development. The critical part of this project is the ability of the interior area to retain water during an unusually heavy rainstorm. One of the reQuirements in the contract bet�reen the City and the Wall Corporation is that it retain 12 acre feet. He said that tI�ey know that the water comes from the south and that it is 7 feet higher than the catch basin on 7th . and Bennett Drive, which is a low point. The ponding area will be below the catch basin area. He said tiahat they have proposed for� this project was a system of trails and club facilities. He said thi.s space would be about 4,000 square feet. About 1/2 of this would be the swimming pool area. The building will run about $80,000 and about $5,500 for equipping it. Over the pool there will be a flat deck, He said that the•recreation area would include a fireplace � and•a ki.tchen area for parties. He said he did not have shown, the .quality of the landscaping although he knew theywere interested in it. The budget set up now is approximately $100 per unit for plantings. � He said there is public se�rer, gas, and water adjacent to the site. Mr. Blair said that Mr. Clark mentioned that the drive-ways would handle 20�40 units. He asked whether that wasn�t a lot for one drive- way? Mr. C1ark said no because he has seen others with 10 times as many that are okay, . Mx. Dr�.gans asked �.f there t�as °any way to take that one unit exit on Mississippi. and exit it through. the one ori Sth Street? Mr. Clark said not conveniently, but possible. A right hand turn only sign could be put in. . Mr. Fitzpatrick said the Commission has heard the plan that is now approved and was before the Commission at great length and what it was about was in reducing density along 7th Street, and having the apartments built in the southwest corner. He said they have reduced the overall density, but increased the density greatly along 7th Street. Mr. Clark said the Board of Appeals discussed that and all must agree that it is one complex now. He said while some thought should be given to buffering along 7th Street, there is still one complex�there. The Board of Appeals, in their motion, took R-1 densities and applied them to R-3. Hotiaever, the Council felt this plan of�155 units would be acceptable and in part perhaps, better than 59 townhouses and 108 apartment units. n, [�1+: ^ PLANNING COMMISSION D4EETING OF JUNE 20, 1973 PAGE 7 Mr. Harris asked if there wilY be a pump in the ponding area? Mr. Reese said yes and also some fountains. Mr. Harris asked what about the elevation of the Recreation building in regard to the filood stage. Mr, Reese said tfiat the contract said that all living areas be 3 feet above flood stage, that included the pool etc. Mr. Harris asked what the $100 per unit for plantings would include? Mr. Reese said this would include shade trees and individual plant- ings throughout each townhouse. The plantings do not include sod. He wasnFt sure if it included the trails. Mr. Harris said he didn't see how they could put in 3" trees in the proposed plan for that price. Mr. Reese said not every townhouse will have trees. • Mr. Drigans said that this is a preliminary plan and he would like to review with the architect whether these things have been fulfilled before they recommend approval or denial. One thing is the applica- tion that shall be filed when the building inspection has been done, 'and the application shall be submitted to tfie B�ilding Standards Design Control Subcommittee, so that they can review it and make a �"� recommendation. Mr. Clark said that would be done June 21, 1973. Mr. Drigans asked Mr. Reese if his firm was involved with the -Larsen Townhouses? Mr. Reese said they were. Mr. Drigans said he was concerned with the appearance of the townhouses. Mr. Harris asked what the exterior finish would be? Mr. Reese said rough sawn prefinished plywood panels on th.e outside, The area around the eves would be redtaood stained, The trimming around the windows would be 1 x 6 rough sawn boards. Mr. Fitzpatrick asked how many units have exterior fireplaces? Mr. Reese said they all have interior fireplaces but they would have plywood panels coming up on the outside ones. Mr. Drigans asked what kind of material will be on the roof? Mr. Reese said asphalt shingles in three colors. Mr. Harr�s asked if there would be sidewalks? Mr. Reese said not really. Mr. Clark said there will be side�aalk� along 63rd and 7th Streets and there already is one alor.g b4ississippi Street. Mr. BZair asked if there will be any lights along the trails and paths? Mr. Reese said there would be lights every 50 feet with 100 watt lamps. ^ Mr. Harris asked if there would be lights in the parking lots? i�Ir. Reese said yes, they will be on at all times. He said they wi11 prob- � ably add post lamps on each side of the drive-waysalso. � PLANNING COMMISSION MEETZNG 0� JUNE 20, 1973 �AGE 8 �� Mr. Drigans asked if there has been any thought to the garbage dis- posal in these areas? Mr. Reese said they will have a screened in garbage collection point. �. � Mr, Drigans said he was concerned tiaith the stucco areas. Mr. Reese said that the area is 2 ft high and 8 1/2 feet wide, there are the two bedrooms over the garage area. He said they will be having redwood dividers between each patio unit. Mr. Drigans asked if using brick in the 2 x 8 1/2 area would be more appealing? He asked if the cost would be much greater? Mr. Reese said brick is heavier looking and it would look good at the bottom of the building but not at the top. Mr. Harris asked if the chimneys are covered with brick. Mr. Reese said they are covered with wood. Mr. Harris asked Mr. Clark who will maintain this area. Mr. Clark said, that while it is rental, the Wall Corporation will be maintain- ing it. . Mr. Lindblad asked about the tennis courts. Mr. Clark said that the /1 Council wanted them but the developer discouraged them. Mr. Fitzpatrick said that one of the commission� chief concerns is the exterior appearance. Mr. Drigans said his concern was that not all of the plans were available, the project has been going on for over a year, and the commission is asked to give a good preliminary approval for recommendation to the Council �ithout all of the plans available. He said he would like to see some work done on the project to enhance the w�ole project. Mr. Drigans said that the Building Standards Committee should look at the other townhouses that this architect has planned on 69th and Stinson Boulevard. Mr. Clark said the Commission could make a preliminary plan approval. He said the next meeting isn't until July 18, I973. Mr. Drigans said he wanted to reemphasize that this complex is in the heart of the City, it is adjacent to a residential area, the density is extremely high, and considerin� all of this he thinks the aesthetic appearance of the entire project is more important to the C•ity of Fridley; theref ore, the landscaping plan, the exter- ior appearance of these buildings should be scrutinized by Council very tightly. Any type of substandard appearance should be dis- cussed witfi the Wall Corporation so that people can look at this project with pride. i�` • f PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING OF JUNE Z0, 1973 � PAGE 9 _ : _:� �� MOTION by T4r, Drigans that the Planning Commission consider this as a preliminary plan and recommend to Council approval with the follow- ing stipulations: . r 1. That the 7th Street access be as close to Bennett Drive as possible, 2, 3. 4, That limited access be provided on Mississippi Street. That those units in the R�1 area be owner occupied within a period of three years after the completion of the construc- tion and at that time a two year extension on the time limit be granted by the Council if it is needed. That the drainage problem be solved with the Engineering Department. S, That the recreation building include an indoor swimming pool, party rodm, warming room, sauna, and that a tennis court , be provided, ^ 6. Recommend that brick be used on the exterior of the complex. 7. That they have a complete landscaping plan. /'(�.8. That it is contingent upon approval of the Building Standards ' Subcommittee, � 9. That a copy bf the Mode� Association bylaws be available to the 6ouncil. . Secon�ed by Mr, Harris. 'Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. PUBLIC HEARING: RE UEST FOR SPECIAL USE PERMIT, SP #73-05, BY KEITH S. SWENSON ND DENNIS D. SARKILAHTI TEXACO SERVICE ST�T '� o conrinue a service station a ocal and on - I0�1 �ermit the addition of rental o 0 e wa truck and traz�lers, as er Cit Code, Section 45.101: MOTION by Mr. Blair o waive he ;r`eading of the Public Hearir.g ;�'otice. Seconded�by Mr. Harrz .� Upo ��voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimouslv. � / Mr. Keith Swenson, the p�� itioner, and the representative for E-Z Haul, said �iis request �s� use the Texaco Service Station located at 5071 University Ave�as�a rental �t�tlet for E-Z Haul trucks and trailers. He felt it,%wquld b�,a good service to the resi�ients of Fridley and it wouid��ove to b v�luable. i .j b4r. Blair asked howA`many trucks a.d trailers they plan to have put on this lot? Mr. 5wenson said a m�cimum of three trucks and five or six trailers, depending on their �Size. � .. : G�� BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL SUBCOr'AiITTEE MEETING OF JUNE 21, 1973--Page Five � . . ___ 3. CONSIDERATION OF A RE�UEST TO RE'�'.ODEL THE NORTH STAR GAS STATIO?� LOC4TED OV L�TS 1-S, BLOCK 7, 1,L-'RLIN ADDI'1'ION, THE SAh1E BEING 4040 ��1.AK5HALL AVLNUE, FRIDLEY, I'.IN:`ESOTA. (REOUEST BY NORTH S1'AR OIL COA4PANY. 4040 bfARSHALL AVEhUE � � 4 � No one was pre�s.,ent for the request. Mr. oardman said the City had talked with the contractor �'��bout the request and xplained what changes the City would like to see. The% will have to be definite landscape plan and cleaning up of the area. Also the truck parked t the side of the building will have to be removed and the area sodd�d. If an signs have to be repaired, this will also be done. A4r. Boardman suggeste to the Board that they approve the request because the owner definitely wan�s improve the site and this only benefits the City, also the City staff wil andle the landscaping and clean-up of t}ie area. As far as the remodeling t e building, again it is only an improvement for the City. The new look wi be a ificial brick on the front with blue aluminum shingles for the fas a. Atr. ardman did say there was a painted sign on the side of the buil ing which sh ld be removed. MOTION by Tonca, sec ded by Treuenfsls, that the Board recommend approval � to Council the remodelin request with the fo owing stipulations: ^ 1. Landscaping an be worked out between e City and developer. Z., The clean- program be worked out with th City. � 3. Any sign� that have to be repaired will be repaired at this time. 4. The brick on the side of the building will be painted (this will cover the sign painted on the'side of the building). UPON A VOICE VOTE, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. 4. CONSIDERATION OF A RE�UEST TO CONSTRUCT A 155 UNrT CO�tPLEX OF TOj�i�'HOUSES, LOCATED ON THE EAST E��LF OF Tl`:E NORTfIEAST Ql1ARTER OF Ti;E SOUT�i!:'EST QU�RTER OF SECTICV 1�1, '" 30, R�4, �XCEPT THE SOUTH 18�.0 F��T THF:R�;OF AND �XCE?'f P,RCELS A AND B, THE SA?�:E 6cI\G BORDERED BY 63RD AVEVUE Gv THE SOUTH, • MISSISSIPPI STREET CV T11E NOF,TH, 7TH STREET ON Tf�E E��S'I' A?�;� 5TH STREET Oiv� THE ltiEST. (REQiJEST BY TIiE t�;ALL CORPOFtATIO'V, 8030 CEDAR AVEV11�, ,,IivVf:;iPCLIS, :•1INI��SGTA. ) Mr. �Frank Reese was present for the request. � � ,\ -. Mr. Reese said there had been a lot of effort put into this development , and the final evaluation was a townhouse development. T�tr, Tonco asked wha� was going to be done with the thre�e proposed Fonds sho�m on the plan, if these were going to be used for drainage, and if there was going to be a stagnant water problem. � � :� . � �: , �I BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL SU�CO�Lti1ITTF:E MEETING OF JtNE 21, 1973--Pa e Six � Mr. Reese said there will be a recirculation fountain located on tlie north end of the ponds. This will help keep the water flo�aing and should help eliminate some of the potential for the stagnant water. There is also a skimmer located along 63rd Avenue. This kould s*_op such items as �leaves, twigs, candy trrappers and other debris. �+Irs. Treuenfels said this means maintenance of the skimmer, and how ofter. would this be done and by whom. Tir. IZeese said it would probably be done as often as needed and by the development's maintenance man. This would be finalized in the association bylaws. � The elevation towards 63rd Avenue is 84G feet and the elevation at the opposite end is 840 feet. The ponds will have an elevation of 836 feet to keep the water in, but will also drain the area. In essonce it is a huge bathtub. r1r. Reese also went on to say that according to the Engineering Department's computations,•for the size of the area and density, 12 acre-feet is needed for water storage, and these three ponds should provide the needed storage area. These ponds will be about 4 feet in depth, vinyl lined and have a concrete or. similar edge (�ion-vinyl edge is needed to protect the pool in the winter from the ice and skaters). ' The Board said they were not aware that the ponds were constructed of this type of material and this should hetp in keeping the water from becoming s*_agnant. � Mr. Reese said the ponds will be kept Mrs. Treuenfels said if a hole is poked into • Mr. Lindblad asked where the water will come b1r. Reese said from the City �aater system. there is a water emergency and only watering since these addresses are both odd and even, everyd�y through the water emergency per:iod. did arise, the water in the pond'would have � at a certain elevation in dry seasons. the liner, a lot of water can be lost. from to keep the eleva�ion up. Mr. Lindblad asked tvhat happens if can.be done on odd or even days, water could be placed in this pool Mr. Reese said ii such an emergency to be allowed to dissipate. Mr.. Lindblad said that one of the stipulations should be that the City can control the filling of these ponds during a dry season. Air. Boardman said this would probably be handled in the association bylaws, and before final approval of the developemnt is granted by the City, the bylacas of the association have to be on hand for the City. Mr. Tonco asked if the developer could put in their own well. rir. Reese said this has been done in other developments and could be a possibility for this one. Mrs. Cariolano wanted to know if the developer had considered using the water from this area and putting it through an underground watering spri:,kling system. She said since this area is so close to City Hall and some�ahat in the center of Fridley, the area should be kept green, and this underground system �,�ould also .help in eliminating any stagnant water problem. Dtr. Reese said this idea coulci also be looked into by the developer. Nr. Reese poir.ted�out that he iaas hired by the Wall Corporation and coull not make any final decisions for the plan, but could only suggest ideas. The fioard felt Air. Reese should present t}iis idea to the deve2oper and try to pursue it as much possible. . . .,. i 6 `�.. � ^ BUII,DING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL SUBCOAL�fITTEE AtEETING OF JIP,VE 21, 1973--Pa�e Seven rirs. Treuenfels asked ti�hat type of protection was provided for the area around the ponds, as small children will be living hexe and are naturally attracted to' water. t,tr. Ree se� said no protection iaas provided as fa as a fence around the ponds, due to the fact that this is a drainage.area and the water will be higher and lower from the fence according to the drainage at that particular time. Also these areas are for an esthetic value to the area, and wotild be ruined by fences. He said some dense bushes along the pond edges, where there are no walktvays, could be planted. 6tr. ReeSe said the tot lots do have a berminb strip to the rear and benches in the front. yhis setup seen►s to keep the children confined somewhat. ' Mrs. Treuenfels said when she built her backyard pool she was required by the Gity to put a 6 foot fence around it, the main purpose being so small children do not get into it. Mr. Boardman said the fence tiaas also required for health xeasons. A4rs. Treuenfels asked if a fence could be required for the townhouses. Mr. Reese said for the above reasons a fence would not be placed. He said the recreation building would provide a swimming pool for the peeple, as well as other facilities. Mrs. Treuenfels said the swimming pool will not take the attrac- � tion �way from the ponds for the children. P•ir. Tonco s'aid they could drown in tHese ponds if the water was only 6 inches deep. r1r. Reese felt it would be impossible to totally safeguard everyone from an area they move into. It would � mean fencing all str�ets to keep the children from•going on to them, the parents � have to take some initiative if they choose to live here. , Mr. Lindblad asked what type of lighting was provided. bir. ReeSe said a footpath type light will be used throughout the area. He said they had looked into a 6 foot redwood pole lamp with approximately a 100 watt bulb, and be placed 50 feet on center. There would be a small dome over the bulb so as to direct the light down on to the path and not into someones' home. bir. Lindblad pointed out that these lights should be in remote areas, so as not to shine in someones }�ome. b4r. Lindblad asked what type of solution would be provided for the refuse. Mr. Reese. said this handled by each individual home owner with a common grouping. Mr. Reese said they had looked at an aluminum type with a lift up lid. I{e also said that the meters and air conditioning units would be grouped hopefully by twos on the outside of the building. r1t these areas they would li}:e to do some planting to hide the equipment. Mr. Lindblad asked what plan for landscaping had been provided. �ir. Reese. said a final plan was not provided. However, he said shade trees woulii be planted around the perimeter, smaller decorating shrubs in the courts, planting around"the outside equipment, planting and berming arouiid the tot lots, and at the entrances. There will be no seedling, and the entire area will be sodded. b9rs. Treuenfels asked if they would try to utilize the existing trees in th� area. Mr. Reese . said yes, as much as possible. � Mrs. Treuenfels asked if any area was left for private flower gardens. - Mr. Rea e said most people k•ill take this onto themselves. They have to leave something in the order of caring of the landscapc, as most people like to do this type of planting. Usually people will p�ace pianters or pots on their patios� along the driveways, etc. ��: i BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL SUBCQ�L�SITTEL �tEETING OF JlJ\�E 21, 1973--Pa�;e Ei ,ht �'1 � . hfr. Reese ti,,�nt over the buildin�s exterior. T'hey will use a wood frame with straight wall construction and i,�ood on the outside, Texture 1-11 plywood. Mr. Tonco said this a good siding, but �aould also like to see something else done to the exterior besicles stained ��ood. h1r. Boardman asked if Rthe Planning Commission had recommended the use of brick on the exterior of the building. Mr. Lindblad said yes, but �hey had a question on where the brick would be used, also if fences would be used on the homes. T1r. Reese suggested bri�k along the street houses, brick up to the windows on some of the hornes, and a possible fence extended out from the house for . �ivag: He said the staining would probably have a three tone idea, the siding, trim, and sliingles stained differently in coordinating colors. Groups of townhouses w�uld have different color schemes. They could also use a fake brick or veener brick around the fireplaces. Mr. Reese explained the homes would have three bedrooms with a possible �' fourth bedroor�. Dir. Boardman asked wl�ere windo�vs would be located an the buildings. ' Mr. Iteese said the end building tivould have windows on the one end and front and back, the middle home would only have windows on the front and back. He said windows would not be placed on the ends of the buildings if it would mean looking into someones backyard and losing their privacy. � •� Mrs. Treuenfels asked about the recreation buil,ding, hTr. ReeSe . sai•d they , had planned a 2,000 square foot building, cut it down to 900 square £eet, but - the City had made them bring it to its former size. He sai� an indoor swimming /"� pool, saunas, party room and warming house would be provided. i�4r. Lindblad asked if they were not suppose`to provide a tennis court. Air. Reese s�.id Council strongly recommended it, however, the developer does not plan on putting one in now, but will leave space for a possible future court. � Mr. Lindblad asked if they had changed th'e driveway off the intersection o� 7th Street and htississippi S�reet (stipulated by the Planning Comr�ission). Mr. ReeSe said yes, they had moved the entrance to be directly across from Bennett Drive. This caused a small shufflc of the first group of townhouses, but this should elir.unate the possible stacking problem of cars waitirg to get onto Mississippi Street. Mr. Boardman said there could someday be lights located at this intersection. Mr. Boardman said one of the stipUlations put on by the Board would be ta provide a sidewalk alon� 7th Street and 63rd Avenue. Another stipulation should be a right-of-k�ay right turn lane off of 7th Street onto bfississippi Street as agreed upon in the original agreement. Mr. Reese said privacy will be provided by berming of these backyards along Mississippi Street and 63rd Avenue. �11so the landscaping of trees and shrubs will help.. Due to the high density level here, they had to compensate witii other factors, such as; ponds, the recreation building, good 13ndscaping and the different designs of the private backyards. Some of the homes will have walkout patios, deck patios, or walkout basements. MOTION by Tonco, seconded by Carinlano, to recommend to Council the apprevai of the to,vnhouse deti�elopr^ent l�ased on the preliminary p�ans as presented to the Board�this evening with the foliowing stipulations: 1. The stipulations put on by the Pla�ining Coruni.ss�on must be follewed. 2. T1ie use of bxick shall be brought infio the exterior plan of the builc�i_ny. �'1 /'\ � �� . c�. BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTFOL SUBCOi•AiITTEE DiEETING OF JUNE 21, 1973--Page Nine 3. Sidewalk easement shall be given along G3rd Avenue and 7th Street. 4. The,right-of-way right turn lane off of 7th Street onto biississippi Street be followed as per the original agreement. � S. Lighting on patliways be remot� from the homes . 6. The possible underground sprinkling system be strongly looked into by the developer. . UPON A VOICE VOTE, all voting aye, the moiion carried unanimously. Chairman4Lindblad adjourned the meeting at 10:15 p.m. . Respectfully Sub mitted, ��.-'`� � �--,� �?��,�- � Paula R. Long ` . Secretary , � . , � � � • • 8030 CEDAR AVENUE SOUTH I TE--1 � WALL CQ F� �O R�i"1 O N � BLOOMINGTON. MINNESOTA 55420 �� TELEPHONE: ( 612 ) 854-6061 • June 25, I973 City Council City of Fridley • 6431 University Avenue N. E. Fridley, Minnesota 55432 Re: Building Permits Issued for Townhouse Development - ftiedel Property . Dear Gentlemen: - , Thank you again for your time and considera- , tion in aiding us in the development of our Townhouse Project. � We would ask that you again extend, for a ninety � (90) day period, the building permits which are in existence . and are due to expire Julyrl, 1973. We would anticipate final approval of plans and construction beginning prior to expira- tion of the permits at the end of the ninety day period of time. Thank you in advance. . � +� Sincerely, . �� ,/� � ` �-t� /.�, /7`= � � 'u2�ct� Lee B. Hoffman ' Treasurer LBH:lm cc: Gerald R. Davis, City Manager Darrel G. Clark, Community Development Adm. �� . •. ' • � . . . . ' � • _ . . . . .. �.. . . � � . a • •.. � _. . ' . f � �:�. �� - �� e � � a �6i;-345 �� U� . �: �� O �d'GG�LG'G � • � , ., 6431 UNIYERSITY AVENUE NE . , Mr. Virgil Herrick 6279 University Avenue N.E. Fridley, Minnesota 55432 , Dear Virgil; ANOKA COUNTY June 27, 1973 FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 55421 Re: Wall Corporation BuiZding Permits � The Wall Corporation applied for and were granted.in December of 1972 . S9 townhouse permits and permits for 3 apartment structures housing 108 ' units, making a total of 167 dwelling units. Since no construction had been started, th� City Staff recommended to the Council in April, 1973, to extend the building permits on this project to July 1, 1973. . A . It was at this time or shortly thereafter that the Wa11 Corporation requested a plan change from the 5� townhouses and 108 apartment units to a total townhouse complex consisting of 155 units. The process for reapproval has taken until now, and in fact, final approval is still pending and on �he agenda for the July 2,• 1973 Council meeting. The Wall Corporation obviously would like Co be able to apply their existing pennits to the new 155 townhouse permits, both in fee and more important for the SAC charges. In ety opinion if strict interpretation �aere to be used, we should reimburse the Wall Corporation, part of the permit fee, and they should then reapply for the new permits und pay as any new permit applicant would, that is with SAC charges. � My only �interest is in protecting the City and myself from possible ^ violation of State and Metro Sewer Board ru1es. If the City could abate or give a credit for any Qortion o£ the SAC or building.permit fees, I would wanr some written agreement protecting the City against possible un�aid fees. If it is decided that �ome arrangement be made to credit some of the 5AC charges or permit fees, I would prefer that you write the agreement. � � j ' • _ Mr. Virgil �Ierrick � - .Wall Corp. Building Permits � � Page 2� ��j �"'�y This item will be discussed at the July 2, 1973 Council meeting as the � Wall Corporation has asked for another permit extension. If you have any questions on the above matter, please feel free to contact me. . • � � Sincerely, _. L i � � . • UI� � L G . CLARK � . � Cou�tunity Development Adm. DGC/mh - . . n ._ . � \ .. , . . • � ,� . 0 �� itc Q ��i��ec � � ANOKA COUNTY "�0-345�� 6431 UNIVERSITY AVENUE NE July 11, 1973 FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 55421 udolph Dante The Wall Corporation 8030 Cedar Avenue South Minneapolis, Minnesota 55420 Dear Mr. Dante: This letter is to notify you of City Council approval of the preliminary plan for your townhouse development. The pre- liminary plan was approved with the following stipulations: ;,l.v That the 7th Street access be realigned as close to ' Bennett Drive as possible. � /"\ �. �.2.V That only limited access be provided on Mississippi Street. l ' �j� 3.� Those units in the R-1 area be owner occupied within a � period of three years after the completion of the con- � � struction and at that time a two year extension on the time be.granted if needed. ��,4. Drainage problem be�solved with the Engineering Depa�-tmPnt. ��5.�/ That the recreation�building include an indoor swimming pool, party room, warming room, sauna and that a tennis court be provided. �,6.✓ That a complete landscape plan be submitted for approval. �, 7.✓That a copy of the Model Association byiau�s be availab� e to the Council. (p, 8� Brick will be brought into the exterior �tes=� gn of t�ie �' building. (at least on �he street s�des). This raust be . ubmitted for final approval. �� - �. i 9 That a 5 foot sidewalk to provided alc.ng !th Street nd E3rd Avenue N.E. at 10 fe�t from the c�.arb lin�. � ; � lU�" Pay the cos� of pLttinq an addi.tional lan� er. 7th Street � starting 20G fee� SouL-h o� M�:ssissi.ppi 5treei t� the � Mississippi Street right of way. ! '�'`� 0 L e Mr. Rudolph Dante Wall Corporation July 11, 1973 Page 2 � � ' • . 11 Dedicate the Easterly half of the 5th Street right of way along the West boundary line and accept the assessment for the improvement of 5th Street in accordance with normal City policy. 12...✓ Lighting on pathways directed down away from the homes. 1.✓ Underground sprinkler system to be considered by developer. � � / 14 V Provide minimum recreational facilities in this area of two tot lots, playground sculptures, and a barberue picnic area. If you have any questions, please feel free to call me. (560-3450). /'1: - ✓ � 1 JLB/de 0 u R Sincerely, JERROLD L. BOARDMAN Planning Assistant 0 � ^ !'1 ; CABLE TELEVISION COD4MISSION . 6431 University Avenue N. E. � � Fridley, Minnesota 55432 . ; July 18, 1973 To the �Iembers : __ ___ _ . ..� . . `�� The Cable Television Commission of Fridley is presently forming a list of community organiza.tions and services that are potential users of the public channels of Cable Television. in Fridley. • . �• As one of these potential users, you are being asked ta consider, with your planning committee, the possible uses your organization can make of Cable Television, even in the next �.year. We anticipate having .the use of Cable Television by November lst of this year, if the F.C.C, (Federal Cor,imunica- ` •tions Commission) grants certification. � It is one of the roles of the Commission to prepare the " community for the effective use of this new medium, we would h.o�e that Cable Television will become a ver}� useful tool for many public services, as well as being a successful Commexcial venture. Therefore, we would like to hear from you about the ways in which you could utilize Cable Television, and if you would like to remain on our mailing list for'future Communication about Cable Television. - It is our plan, with the help of General Tel�vision, to Conduct seminars on the effective use of Cable Te�levisi�n, as soon as a program director is appointed. We anticipate tr,is happening in late summer or early fall, t�lembers of your group could participate in these seminars and prepare your organization to make use of this new medium. �Please advise us to your interest. � • L ' / . •. � Sincerely� .. �� • / , . Rev d ar� 1 �`" • • �i,�le ews i Chairnan Cable Teleti•ision Commission �� :. '� , CITY OF FRIDLEY __ � � � ` 6431 University Avenue N,E. � � Fridley, Minnesota 55432 � PAUL BRUWN, p.i�cec,�on Phone; S6Q-3450 X64 MEMORANDUM � The Adjutant General�s Office T03 General William Cheeseman SIBJE�To Armory Review Meeting DAl'E; July 31, 1973 FR�M� Paul Brown, Director ��. Dear General, This is a reminder of a scheduled meeting �with the undersigned and Darrel Clark for Thursday, August 9th, 8:30 a.m. at Fridley Civic Cethter to discuss the proposed Armory and the details surrounding the first proposal to the Fridley Planning Commission. '� The main purpose of this meeting is to review and take a look at the possibility �_. of a site location for just such an Armory in the City of Fridley. The Pla.nning Cammission has requested our department to re-open discussion with the military and get some details worked out in respect to what the City must provide and also what the city can make use of in the way of `recreation and special events. Look forward to meeting with you on August 9th. PB cc: Darrel Clark Parks and Recreation Commission Planning Co�nmission �'1 � submitted, r to ---