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PL 06/25/1975 - 7514� ,�� PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING CALL TO ORDER: ROLL CALL: CITY OF FRIDLEY AG�NDA JUNE 25, 1975 APPROVE PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES: JUNE 4, 1975 RECEIVE ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY COMMISSION MINUTES: MAY 27, 1975 : �� PAGES : 9 - 12 RECEIVE BOARD OF APPEALS SUBCOMMITTEE MINUTES: MAY 27, 1975 13 - 19 RECEIVE ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY CONTROL MSNLlTfS: JUNE 10, 1975 20 - 22 RECEIVE BOARD OF APPEALS SUBCOMi�ITTEE MINUTES: JUNE� 10, 1975 23 - 27 1. PUBLIC HEt�RING: REQl;EST FOR A SPECIAL USE PERMIT, SP #75-06, BY C. E. GILSERT: io allow the operat�on of an �utdoor flea market, per Fridley City Code, Section ?C5. 101, 3,N, to be located on Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5, Rud- itor`s Subdivision No. 153, the samp being 5205=5289 Central Avenue N.E. �Skywood y1a11) 2. CONSIDERATION OF A VACATION REQUEST, SAV #75-04, BY LEONARD BENSO(�: Vacate the 12 foot alley in Block 4, Spring Brook Park Addition, loca�ed between Ashton�� Avenue and the railroad tracks, so the existing�ga�rdens and fences would not have to be remo�ted from �his alley. 28 - 32 33-40 3. CONSIDERATION OF R VACATION REQUEST, SAV #75-05, BY 41 - 45 RICHARD KOK: To reduce the drainage and util7ty easement from 6 feet to 0 feet on the South ide of Lot 6, Block 1, Clark's Addition, the same being 6�� McKinley Street N:E. 4: C�NSIDERATION OF A VACATION REQUEST. SA�J #,75-06, BY 46 - 49 MICHAEL�MCFARLAND: Vacate the 12 feei i�ndevelo�ed alley . in Blocl: 15, Fridie;� Park Addition, to aliow petitioner to erecr, a fence that would include the alley, the � same be�ing 98.64th Way N.E. � 5. LOT SPLIT REQUEST, L.S. #75-02, BY RICHARD JANKE: To 50 - 52 � � allow Lat 11, Rlo�.k 1, Rice Creek Plaza South Addition to be split into Parceis A and B, because of the error in fencn location on Lot 10, the same being 197 and . 201 RicP Creek Ter�^aee N.E. � �!'*�!�1 � Planning Corrmission Agenda ✓"'� June 25, 1975, Page 2 PAGES 6. LOT SPLIT REQUEST, L.S. ,#75-03, BY ARTNUR SEGER::Split 5� - 55 Lot 1, Block 2, Spring Lake Park Lakeside Addition, to create another building site, the same being 7650 Lakeside Road N.E. , 7. LOT SPLIT REQUEST, L.S. �75-04, BY ROBERT SGHROER: Split 56 - 58 off the Nort 126.1 feet of the East 200 feet of Lot 3, Block 2, and the Sauth 173.99 feet of the East 200 feet . � of Lot 2, Block 2, East Ranch Estates 2nd Addition, to create a building site, the same being 7810 University Avenue N.E: 8. BUILDING PERMITS Paco, Inc. Industrial Building-7847 Elm Street N.E. i ^ 9/%� f "II V i , � / � � , A� � . � : e CITY OF FRIDLEY i� PLA'�=:�:�NG COMMISSrON MEETING JUNE 4, 1975 Page 1 At 8:00 P.M. only Chairm�n Harris and Mr. LindbWa� exrecpedsf'or thishmeeting, wasn't a quorum to begin thE ��ting. Mr. Peterso P but he had informed administt�at��n that he would b� tardy due to a previous co,»mi tment. � At 8:40 P.M. Chairman Harris said they a�ould start the discussion on the first item on the agenda. - �, F'UBLIC HEARING: REQUEST FOR A SPECIAL USE PEee��house,#7erOFridl�eyACiMYLCode, To allow construction of a 20 ft. x 30 fi;. gr p S�ctian L05.051, 3,�, to be located on Lot 16, Auditor's Subdivision No. 22, zoned R-1 ''ingle family dwell�ng areas), the same being 1370 Rice Cree�: Road N.E. � Mr. Thamas Miles was present. Chairmar� Harris explained that the Public Hearing couldn't be opened until they had a quoru�r. , Mr. Clark explained that on Friday, hlay 2, 1975, ��r. Miles vaas in our office, as he was previous to that dGte, asking about build�ing a greenhouse. la'e never � discussed th�t lacatiar� ar the size of the greenhouse. Mr. Clark c�rtinued tha� he �imp�°operly assumed that Mr. Miles was talkir�g about a typical greenhous� �;ha�: yau see �n tl�e r�ar yard of some residences in Fridley, On May 5, ;vhic� �^�as a Monday> someane from our City staff drove by 137Q Ric� Greek Road ard called it to our• attenti�r� ��rhere this Qreenhause was being constructed, which was in the front yard a�t 1370 Rice Cti�eek Road. h9r. C1ark saia that when he researched the records, he reaiiz�d it was the greenhouse which Nlr. Miles had=obtaired a build-ing permit for on May 2nd. Mr. Clark said he the�� went aut and put a stop work order on this construction, and inform�d Mr. Miles that he would need t� rec�uest a variai��P for the location of this greerhouse which would be 33 feet from the street ri�h� af way, and a request for a Special Use Permit, beca�dse this w�as a second access�ry building that was over 24Q square f�et• rovalr�byetheaB�abdtoftAp�ealsQsubjectato the variance was ��'ecommencled for app the Special Use being approved. Mr. Clark said that Mr.. Miles had originally asked if he could grow planti��g stock and sell it. Mr. Clark said he told hifo�h��ehS e�ia�l U�e PeOnit thatMwould was delayed, he decided he might as well ask P allow him to do this, and �tha'c was what the Planning Commission was hearii�g at this meeting. Mr. f�liles vaas as1<ing to construct this greenhouse and then be allowed to sell planting stock from this greenhouse. He said that there were no neighbors at the Board of /�ppeals meetbngc�bonst�nMrt�Clark saQdetkatai�f MrerMiles was�grapted�this at this meet.ing with anya J Special Use Permit, he though it should be stipulated that no one outside his imin�d- iate family could be hired to help Mr. Miles grow this stock, a►-�d he shouldn't be � allowed to bring stock from other location to sell from ihis grEenhouse. He should just be able to sell what he grows himsel . Chairman Narris said this should be operated as a typicai home occupatic�n. n n Planning Commission Meeting - June 4, 1975 Page 2 Mr. Miles s�id he thought Mr. Clark had explainpd his position quite well, but in regard to the stock, he would have to purehase the parent stock to get this greenhouse going. He said he would like to get this Special Use Permit as soon as possible, because he already had invested over $1,000 in this project. He said he already had most of the structure up. F4e said he had drawn a rough skctch to .obtain the building permit, and it had been issued, sa he had started construction right away. He said this sketch did show that it would be in the front yard. Mr. Clark said the staff did make the error. Mr. Miles was granted a building permit, and he did get permission to go ahead, which he did in goad faith. Mr. Clark said part of the reason the error was made was that both times �r. Miles came �nto the office at City Nall, there were about five people at the counter, and we were �rying to help all of them at the same time, He said that if more time had been given to Mr. Miles, and the location had been discussed, we would have knownt°ight away what he needed befol~e the building permit was issued. Mr. Clark said that when he was given the building p�a��tbeSlOnpound�S1pero�qua�retfoot��fMr• design, and stip�lated that the roof load Miles left City Hall an Friaay with �he buil�in� permit, and on Monday, a�� work notice was postcd. Mr. Clark said that he didn't think the Planning Commission and Council shauld grant this Special Use Permit, just aecause ihe staff made an error. We made an error, and we,just have ta accept that. He said that legally, Mr. Miles has stated that he already has an $1,000 investment in this carstruction, and it was already half up, so we might have same responsibility there, if this was denied. �9r. Clark said this Special Use Permit should be considere� as if the construction hadn't been started. � Mr. N►iles said he property and they had one neigh�or. had discussed this ��vi�h the neighbors on bath sides of this no �bjection. Mr. Clark said they have a written,agreement from 6 Mr. Harris aske� Mr. h1iles how he proposed to sell stock fror!m this greenhouse? Mr. Miles said heintcnded tD sell from the site, and he worked for a wholesale tlorist and thought he couid sell same of his stock there. Mr. Harris asked how he wou1d get people to come +o this location? Mr. Miles said he thought he would put up a small sign on the greenhouse. He said he didr,'t think parking would be any problem because they have a larg� lot with two horse shoe driveways. Mr. Clark said 'chey had betvveen 400 feet to 500 feet af driveway on this property. Mr. Miles said he would be propaga�ing his ovrn stock from parent plants. Mr. Clark said the ho�se at 1370 Rice Cree�he°house�onaLot�g7wfacescCentral�R�ven�e�� as does the house on Lot 15. He sa�d and was quite cl�se to Rice Creek Road. Mr. Clark said the reason for the location of this greenhouse was because the lot t�ras heavily wooded. There was a row of evergreens between the greenhouse location and the street. Just beyond the greenhouse, there were a lot more trees which makes a very shaded area. Where Mr. t�liles wants to locate �his greenhouse was the only open space where this structure cou7d get the sun. � ardoned himself for Mr. l�lyman Smith, vrho was prese�t on another request, p butting into this request, but he said as far as he knew, there should still be a statute on the books that permits anyone raising fartn produce to sell it most �:� Planning Comrnission Meetin� June 4, 1975 !� Paqe 3 F h any place, and he thought that still applied. Ne said he knew the present zoning codes may have had some mod�ficatian, but our original zoning codes, and the original zoning codes for all cornmunities, did riave greenhouses as an allowed use in a res7dential district. r'1 Mr. Harris said �it was the size of this greenhouse that required a Special Use Permit. It alas over 240 square feet, and it was a second accessory building. Mr. Richard Wallin, 6761 Madison Street N.E., a friend of Mr. Miles, said �that this was just a temporary building that would only be up about five years. Mr. Harris asked if this would be anchored down. Mr. C1ark said it would. Mr. Miles showed the plans for the greenhouse. There were posts that would be anchored in the ground. The building had metal hoops that would be draped with a special plastic for greenho!�ses. Mr. Clark said the definition in the City Code �oesn't di�Frere��tia�e betvaeen a temporary and a permar�ant building. � Mr. Peterson came to the meeting at 9:00 P.M. and t�{r. Harris said they could now follavr normal procedure, as they had a quorum. CALL TO ORDER: Chairma� Narris called the meeting to orcier oificially at 9:00 P.h�. ROLL CALL: Members Present: Narris, Lindblad, Peterson Members Absent: Drigans, Meissner Others Present: Darrel Clark, Commut�it,y Developmer��t Adm��nistra�tor James Langenfeld, Ex-o�ficio Member MOTION by Lind�ilad, seconded by Pete.rson, that the Planning Comm?ssion open the Public Hearing on the r_equest for a Spncial Use Perm.it, SP #75-OS, by Thomas Miles. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, Chairman Yarris opened ihe Public h'earing officiaZly at 9:02 P.M. Chairman Narris bt°ough Mr. Pe�erson up to date on the discussion. Mr. Peterson asked if thcre was any Gb,�ection from the neighbors on this ren��est. Mr. Harris saicl no. Mr. Clark said Mr. Miles was a student a.t Anoka Ramsay studying horticulture, and he wants to practice this at home. Mt°. Miles said he intended to transfer to the University of Minnesota to cantinue his education in this field. Mr. Langenfeld said he had one question for curiosity's sake. He asked Mr. Miles if he had insured this greenhouse? H2 said he was an insurance underwriter � and he thaught this would have to be insurecl as a cominercial venture. Mr. Miles said he thought it was covcred und�r homeowners insurance, and he thanked Mr. �. Lanqenfeld fcr calling this to his attention, and h� said he wouid check on tl7is because it 4�ould be q�aite a large investment i�or r►im -co lose. M►�. Linc4blad asked Mr. Mi1es if he wau1�4 agree to dismantl� this greenhouse Plannina Commission P�eetin� - June 4, 1975 PaQe � � and dispose of it, if he should quit this business, and not use it for any other use than as a greenhouse. Mr. Miles said that wa5 aii he intended to use th�is /'� bu�±�ing for, and if h° ��ent out of business, he �rou?d sell this greenhouse. �� MOTION by Lindblad, seconded by Peterse�n, that the Planning Commission close the Public Hearing on the request for a Special Use P�rmit, SP #75-04, by Thornas Mi1es. Upon a voice vote, <-?'. voting aye, Chairman H<�r.ris declared the Public Hearing closed at 9:10 P,M. MOTION by Peterson, seconded b� Lindblad, that the Planninq Corrun.ission recommend to Council appzoval of tne request for. a Special Use Permit, SP #75-04, by Thomas rliles, to allow construction of a 20 ft. by 35 ft. greenhouse, per rridle� City Code, Section 205.051, 3, A, to be 1�cate�' on Lot I6, Auditor`s Subdivision No, 22, zoned R-Z (single family dwelling ar�as) the sarie being 1370 Rice Creek Road N.E. with the. f_ollowing stipulations: ' 1. I�lo on-street parkiz�g be allowed on Rice Creek Road for this operati�n. 2. When this is no longer used as a greenl�ouse, it must be removed. 3. The greenhouse be propertly maintained. 4. Petitioner only be allowed to se11 products he propagates in this greenhouse. 5. This be considered as a home occupat�on, and no one outside the immediate familU be aZlowed to work in tl�is greenhouse. UPOIJ A vaice vote, aZl vating aye, the motion carri.ed ur.anim.ously. 2. PUBLIC HEARING: REQUEST FOR.A SPECIAL US� PERMIT, SP #75-05, BY WIN STEP{iEhvS DATSUN NO�TN: �o permit the sale of new �nd used cars, per Fridley Ci�,y C�de, Sectian 205.101, (3,�) and (3,G) in a C-2 zone (general business a�eas} to �e located �n the Nortfi 126.O1 feet of the East 200 feet of Lot 3, Block 2, and the South 173.99 feet of the East 200 feet of Lot 2, B�lock 2, all in E�st Ranch Estates 2nd Additian, the same bPing 7810 University Avenue fd.E. Mr. Wyman Smith, Mr. Roland Benjamin, Mr. Qab Schroer and Mr. Tim Hol were present. MOTION by Peterson, seeonded by Lindblad, that the P.Ianning Commission open the Public Hearing on the request far a Specia.Z Use Permit, SP #75-05, by Win Stephens Datsun North. Upon a voice vote, a1_.Z voting aye, Chairman Flarris decl�red the Public Fiearing open at 9:12 P.M, � Mr. Clark said that basically this was tiie same operation that they had been discussing for some tirr�e that was to have been lacated at 7701 East River �oa�, but now it was gaing to be a conipletely diffierent loca�;ion. The petitioner has withdrawr� his request tor the old lacation, and this new lccation was going to be just nor�h of the Town Crier Pancake House. Me said ther�e were a couple of it�ms that the petitioner would have to take care of before they could start construction, if this Special Use Permit was approved. One was, tha� they have �to appear befare f3uilding St�ndards which was was scheduled for June 5th, and the other was, that they would have to apply for, and get approval i=or, a lc�t split or a plat. The Plarining C�mmission have previously approvecf lot �plits for hr�th th� pancake r�oi�se and Capp Ho�T�es, and th�is location fits that plan which t�1r. Schroer had shown us, anc� which might go into effect at same futui°� date. Plar�ninq Commission Meeting - June 4, 1975 Pacje 5' Mr. Clark said the plot plan presented shows �:hat the p1an meets a11 the setback requirements for both the buil�ir�g and parking. 6ecause of �he easements on this r"'� property, the locatian of the building was som�what restricted. When this reques�: goes to 6uilding Standards, they will be going aver this plan mor� thor-oughly on the landscaping, parking, and how the building will look aesthetically. What the petitioner wants fram the Planning Commission was a recommendation, so they can go to the City Council and get a decision frorn them. .� r'`� Mr. Wyman Smith said that Ro1and Benjamin and Tim Hol were present, and they would be running this operation. Ther•e �,�as somE U1�gency in getting approval of the Speciai Use Permit because they want to break ground araund the lst of July, and be in operation about three months after that. He said this new build�ng was going i:o be better fo►° the petitioner than the o1d buildirg they would have had with the -first rec;ues� for a Special Use Permit. Mr. Harris asked if they had the eleva�ions on tf�� plot plar? Mr. Be��jamin said they didn't have that information for this meeting, but they would have it for the Building S�andards meeting. Mr. Narris ask�d how large this building would be? Mr. Benjamin said it would be 8,000 square feet. He said the buildina on East Riuer Road was 10,0�u square feet, so they would have had about 2,OOC sq�are feet of was�ted space in that building. Tl�e 8,OOG square foot building meets the Datsun req�irements, He said that it was interesting that the land cost and building construction cost would be about the same as if they could have started operu��ions at the firsi location. This was because it would have been cosily to bring the old building up to the Ci ty requi rements and the Datsun requi rerr,ents, Mr. Clark asked Mr. Benjamin what the new E�uilding t�rould look li!<e. f�lr. Benjamin said it ��vould be a block building except for the shoa� rloor which vrould be glass. The sid� that faces the hiohway will have�a br�ck ��ifect. The t•oar wi 11 be fl at, t�;i th � mansa rd effec�t al l around thi s raof . Mr. Harris said �hey would have to come back ta �he Plann�ing Corrmissi�n on the request for a lot split. Mr. Benjamin said they didn't wan� to request a lot split until they exercise their option to purchase this property. Nr. Hurr�is asked Mr. Clark if this would hold them up in ge�ting started on this projPC�? Mr. Clark saiu� �ie had talked to Mr. Qenjamin hefore this meeinq, and if thas ca�r� to the Planning Commission on their meeting of June 251;h, it would go ��c the Cour�cil on July 7th, and this ��as clos� enough to their �t�•oposed starting date. He said th�� previous week v�as the 4th �f July week, and he didn't thirk ther°e vaou�� be much construction that �aeek. Mr. Clark said that after the lot split, the parcel tha� reir�ains will have �o meet the requirements of C-2 zoning which w�s 20,000 square �Peet. Mr. Bob Schrcer said the pr�oposed service road could be svaurg t� the South so it went along the Win Stephens property. Mr. H�rris said it vrould c'r�ange th� setback requirements if this s�rvice road went right next to the prep�rty. Mr. Schroer� said he could leave a 20 foot strip as a boulevard far this serv�ice �oar� then. Mr. C1 a,�k sai d he shoul d give that 2Q fioo�t stri p to i�li n St�phens s as th��y woul� probably have to maintain it. Mr.Schroer said he would, if they changed the service drive. Mr. Harri� asked if they would have en�i�gh r�om on this parce7 for the new car�� used cars and customer arid employee narking? Mr. Benjarnin said they had Planning Commission P�eetinq - June 4, 1975 Paqe 6 an acy� of land at their I.694 site a��hich 4�ras adequate, and they would have an ^ acre%: and a half at this site, so he said he didn't think they �vould need to hav� any additional land for storage cf cars, Mr. Harris said he noticed that there 4vas a drainage and util�ty easer�ent right do�vn ti7e c�nter of th�s parcel , and he wondered if this 4��c�u1d pose a�y probl ems. t�lr. Ci a�~k said i t>roul dn' t as they coul d usc� thi s far parki ng or fcr a d r i v eG�vay . Mr. Langenfeld asked Mr. Clark if they had goi:ten any response from Spring Lake Park. Mr. Clark saia ti�ey hadn't. Mr. Lang�n�eld asked if they intended ta �o a great dea� of service work, because he no�iced �cha� they had 9 service stalls. P�r. Benjamin said tnat was one of the Datsun requiremEnts, and their intentio�t was to I:eep these sta1ls busy if possible. He said they 1:new they vro�ldrr't need this many st�lls when they first starj-ed the oper�atie�. MOTI�N by LindbZad, seconded by Peterson, that the Planning Commission �Ios� the Public Hearing on the r.eq�ae�t for a Special Use_ Permit, SP #75-05, by FTin Stephens Datsun North. Upon a vaice vote, aIl voting aye, Chairman Ha.rris declared the Pub1�.c Hearing closed at 9:27 P.M. MOTION br� Lindblaa, seco�ided by Peterson, tlaat the Planning Commission recommend to Council app�aval of th� request for a Special U`se Permit, SP #75-05, by Win Stepheras Datsun North, to permit the sale of new and used cars, per Fridley /� City Code, Sect�on 2t35.1�Z, ;3,Bj and (3,G) in a �-2 zorie (g�neral husines.s dreas) to be Iocated on the 1Vorth 126.01 feet of the E�st 200 feet �f Lot 3, Block 2, � and the South 173.39 feet of the East 20� feet of Lot 2, B1ock 2, aI1 in East Ranch Estates 2nd Addition, the same being 78I0 University Avenue N�E., with the foZlotair_g stipulations: � ' 1. Subject to the review and recommendatio:-is of the Bui1`ding 5tandards- Design Contro.i Sizbcornrnittee. 2. Subject to the app.roval �f a 1ot split. UPOI� a voice vote, a21 voting.aye, the.motian carried unanimously. � Chai rn�an Ha:��i s said they u��t�l d go back �o the fi rst part of thei r agenda now that the Public Nearinys were over. �' APPROVE PLANNIP�G CO^1MISSION h1INUTES: hi,�Y 2�, 1975 MOTION bi� Lindblad, seconded by Peterson, t.hat thQ Planning Commission apprvve the minutes vf tlze.ir 1�9ay 21, 1975 meetirig as written. Upcn a voice vote, a11 voting ay�, the motion carrzed unanimousl.y. RECEIVE QOIiRD QF APPEALS P1INUTES: MAY 13, 1975 MOT.TON b� Lindblad, secanded by Petersora, that the Planning Commission receive �_ the �3oard of Appeals niinutes of the l�7ay 13, 1y75 m�eting. Upon a voice vote, a1.Z voting aye, the mvtivxi carried unanimously. 0 Planning Commission Meeting - June 4, 1975 PagE 7 RECEIVE PARK.S & RECRE�TTUN COh�MISSION SUQCO�MITTE� MINUTES: MAY 19, 1975 ^ MOTION by Peterson, seconded by Lindblad, that the Planning Commissior� receive the r�znutes of the Parks & Recreation Subcommitt.�� meetin_q of May Z9, 1975. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried ur..�nimously. RECEIVE BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL SUt3C��IMITTEF MINIJTES: MAY 22, 1975 MOTTC�N by L.indblad, secon;:Eyd by Peterson, that the Plann?ng Conunissior receive the minutes �f Buildir7g Standards-Design Control Subcommittee meeting of May 22, 1975. Mr. Harris asked about the request by Ceco. Fle asked if this was an addit�ion. Mr. Clurk said it was a new building that was the second phas� of their building program. The third phase would �e for the of�ice building. He said they U�ere anxious to get their entire operatian into f-ridley, but it was a question of financing. UPON A VOICE VOTE, a11 votinq aye, the motion carried unan.imously. 4. REORGANIZF�iiUN OF T�HF PLAI�f�li�� COf�iviISS�uiv ST�U�;Ti�RE Mr. Clark said they 7ntended setting up a meeting to�varGS the end of June that would inciude all the members of the Subcomm,ittees of the Planning Commission. They planned to have this meeting stUrt at 7:G0 P.M. The first hour, the separate Commissions would meet to pici: their chairman and vzce-chairman. Then at 8:00, th�y would all meet together to d�sc�Ess the duties and responsibilities of each Cornn�iss-i�n. Mr. Langenfeld asked if new chairmen would be picked each year. Mr. Clark ^ said each Commission wauld G�ote fior a chairman each ye�r an� it wc�uld be t�p ta them how long each cnairman served. �'1 5. DISCUSSION Mr. Lindblad askea what ��ras happenir�g an tnn �illboards? Mr, Clark said he didn't kno�v. He said Nag�le met with the C�uncil some time in May. He sai� that he had heard that the Council didn't wan�t to rezone for these billboards, an� he thought the Planning Comrission would agree with trTat. As far as he knew tf�e Special Use P�rmits would still h�ve to be processed. Mr. Harris said that Ntr. Langenfeld had recEsived a certificate from a seminar and he ihought the P�anning t;ommission shou1d rec�ive it, and it should be included in �he minuies. P10TIDN by Lindb.�ad, second�d by Peterson•, that a copy of the certificate earned by James I,angenfeld from North Henne�in College ,be included in the m.znutes of this meetir�g� Upon a voice vote, a11 votinq a�e, the motion carrier.' unanim��usly. (See ��ge 8 for the certificate) Mr. Lang�rifeld sa�iei he had really enjoyed this seminar and it was very up- to date. 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' �; ' !� U �: �� :,�,: i� ; I "� � I i �'; �4 �`I,� � y II � 5�.- , i� a�.�_ -�: ---Jl�� ,�'_`7 ) l rop � . t � �-_ + `". �.6,�� {��, L�THO�rv U.$./f. ADJOURNMENT: �IOTION I3Y Lir�dblad, second�d by Peterson, t:7at the meeting be adjourned. Upon a vo.ice votc, a.il vo�.ing aye, Chairman Harr_.is dee7ared the Plannin_g Commission meeting of June 4, 1975 adjourned at 9:50 P.M. Respectfully sub�nitted, � } �-'��``S�' ,_' {' _�,___=— > � �-F?�r' t�:�c�r—� DQROTH�Y EVE�N��N,'S�cretary � 1 � ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY COMMISSION MEETING MAY 27, 1975 MEMBERS PRESENT: Jim Lan�enfeld, LeeAnn Sporre, LeRoy Oquist, Tom Sullivan, Bob Erickson MEMBERS ABSENT: Russell Houck, Mary Martin OTHERS PRESENT: Mayor Nee, Jo�n Melinka, Jerry Ba�.rdman Chairman Langenfeld opened the meeting at 7:40 p.m. MOTION by Mr. Oquist, seeonded by Mrs. Sporre, to approve the minutes of April 29, 1975 as written. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. Chairman Langenfeld wanted to discuss,�.or��;�, setting the next • FEQC meeting for June 10, 1975, for the purpose of discussing the Rice Creek Watershed Management plan. � Mrs. Sporre moved that the Commission approve the following: WHEREAS, very few citizens of Fridley have been given the opportunity to see or evaluate the overall plan for water management of the Rice Creek Watershed Dist�ict; and _ �1 WHEREAS, the actions within the Rice Creek Watershed District affect Fridley!s real estate and natural resources because of Fridley�s firial position in the creek chain. � BE IT RESOLVED that the City Council condtict public hearings on the Rice Creek Watershed Management Plan and that tfie plan be made available for study and publicizing its availability. Mr. Sullivan seconded the motion. Chariman Langenfeld called for discussion. Mr. Oquist stated that he had received the information on the Watershed Management but didn't know what it caas, or if he was supposed to review it for their meeting. Mr. Boardman stated that this had gone to the City Cauneil with a recommendation from the City administration,and the City Council felt that it should be given to this Commission to look at the environmental effects. What we ha nded out to you is a summary of the report since the report is about 216 pages long. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. � � 0 �NVZRONM�NTAL QUALITY CO��ISSION MEETING,'MAY 27, 1975 PAGE;2 � ^ John Melinka from the Minnesota State Planning Agency was present to discuss the decentralization of the Minnesota Environmental Quality Council and the establishment of a model environmental ordinance. Mr. Melinka briefly discussed the most recent develop- ment as far as the establishment of the��r rules and regulations. He stated that their basic intent is to bring in the environmental review process at a point early in the development stage of the project instead of_atter the project is almost completed which . is the case now. He said that out of 40 assessments reviewed by the State EQC, 17•were required to prepare an Environmental Impact Statement. Of those 17 statements, only one had any effect in changing the project. This was because the developments were too far along in the development stage to require substantial change. ^ � He said that about 75% of the projects that they reviewed were local issues and did not need State re�-.'.ew. For this reason, they felt the decentralization would place the environmental issues in the process where the initial permits are granted. Mr. Boardman stated that the decentralization will require the City to enforce those requirements of the Minnesota Environmental Protection Act. They have established a list of projects requiring mandatory Environmental Impact Statements of which we must monitor and direct to proper agencies for the issuance of requ�red permits. If the City so chooses, they can adopt an ordinance that is more restrictive than the State requirements. However, the mandatory list set up by the State is what we would base our minimum requirements on. Mr. Melinka said that the amount of local control over their own environment would be the option of the community. He said that he would hope that each community would eventually se� up an environmentally sensitive plan that would be certified by the State EQC. If this plan was set up, it would eliminate the require- ment of environment assessment reviews. Mrs. Sporre asked if an assessment woul.d stop the action of a developer the same as an EIS? � Mr. Melinka stated that an assessment does not stop action. However, the purpase of the decentralization is to bring out environmental concerns before cons�ruction begins. Mrs. Sporre felt that by allowing the ��ties the option on environ- mental planning, they would be weakening the process. She said that it wauld eliminate strong State pre-emptive powers.which she thought was a check on communities that the ordinary citiz�n.could fall back on. Mr. Melinka stated that there are only so many things that can be ,.-._.I forced down the local government's throat. He felt that if the list �--; �. ENVTRONMENTAL QUALI;Tr CO��I.�SION �E�TING,`MAX 27, 1975 �AG� 3 �� of mandatories is expanded�to encompass local issues, it would be a step in the wrong direction. With this new process, you as a citizen would still �iave a xecourse to appeal a decision on impact to a hearings officer appointed by the State EQC, Mr. Boardman said, as he�sees it, tffare are four po�si.�le alternatives or directions the City may take. � 1. Not take any action and establish only that ordinance on the EIS process as is required by the State under the :�decentralization of the EQC. . - 2. Establish an ordinance more restrictive than what is presently required by the State under the Environmental . Protection Act. • 3. Review environmental concerns on a project-by-prolect basis and require an environmental clearance work shut for eaeh project reviewed by the City. 4. We could prepare an environmentally sensitive p�an for the City in order to preserve those areas that are sensitive . to development grior to the start of any development. He added that if we would choose to follow through with alternative �, #4, we would probably want to set up an interim review process until such time a plan can be completed. I�r. Ne� asked,if a plan was set up, would it be done geographically? Mr. Melinka said that it probably would initially, but this coul d reflect population needs as well. ` Mr.�Nee said that there may be some contlict with the zoning ordinance. We already have some environmental concerns written into the zoning oricnance. Mr. Boardman thought that this may,work with an overlay district similar to the flood plain which maintains the zoning districts as is, but place�additional requirements in the overlay area. Mrs. Sporre asked if public hearings would be held on all plans request- ing certification from the EQC so that neighboring communities would have a chance to comment. Mr. Melinka said that it could be set up that way. Mr. Boardman suggested that maybe the best way to move at this time wauld be for him to get together with the people at.EQ� and try to � . � � -�� r ' ENU�'RONMENTAL QUALI:TY COMMISSION MEETING,�MAY 27, 1975 PAGE 4 �� set up a framework in which we can work, then, bring it back to the Commission to see if we can develop a workable soiution. MOTION by Tom Sullivan to adjourn the meeting at 11:05 p.m. Seconded by LeRoy Oquist. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, ' the motion carried unanimously. The next meeting will be June 10, 1975. Respectfully submitted, Jerry Boardman, Assistant Planner , � ^. . i • . :� - � �3 THE MINIJTES OF THE BOARD OF APPEALS SUBCOMMITTEE MEETING OF MAY 27, 1975 �'he meeting was called to crder by Chairman Drigans at 7:40 p.m. MEMBERS PRESENT: Drigans, Crowder, Plemel, Wahlberg MEMBERS ABSENT: Gabel OTHERS PRESENT: Howard Mattson, Engineering Aide MOTION by Wahlberg, seconded by Plemle, to approve the minutes of the May 13, 1975 meeting as written. Upon a voiae vote, there being no nays, the motion carried. 1. A REQUEST FOR V�RIANCES OF THE FRIDLEY CITY CODE AS FOLLQ�aS: (1) SECTION � 205.103, 4, A2, TO REDUCE THE SETBACY. REQUIRED FOR A MAIN BUILDIi�G FROM A PUBLIC KIGHT OF WAY FROM 80 F'EET TO 72.19 FEET ON THE SOUTH SIDE, AND 2.SECTION 205.103, 4, A2, TO REDUCE THE SETBACK REQUIRED FOR A MAIN �BUILDIhTG FROM P PUBLIC RIGHT OF WAY FROM 80 ,EET TO 54.55 FEET OPv THE [-+IEST SIDE, AND, 3) SECTION 205.103, P.2, TO REDLCE `THE SETBACK REQUIRED FOR A MAIN BUILDING FROM A PUBLIC RIGHT OF L°�AY FROi1 80 FEET TO 72.1g FEET ON THE NORTH SIDE, ALL TO ALi,O.G� THE CONSTRUCTION OF AN OFFICE BUILDING WITH ACCESSORY WAF�EHOUSE SPACE TO BE LOCATED ON LOTS 1 AND 2, BLOCK 4, GUNDERSON TERRACE ADllITION, THE SAME BEING 7421 CENTiZAL AVENUE N.E., FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA'. REQUEST BY A.J.L. � S INVESTMENT, 7500 UNIVERSITY AVLNUE N.E., rn-rr�r rv Nr-rrrrmcmm� � �MOTION by Plemel, seconded by Crowder, to open the pub7_�c hearing. Upon ,a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried. Mr. Ervin Johnson, of A.J.L. � S. Investments, was present to present the request. Mr. Johnson showed the board a plot plan and explained the layout. Mr. Drigans asked what vehicles will be parked in the parking lot. Mr. Johnso� explained that this would only be for office personnel. Mr. Plemel inquired as to what is behind thi.s lot. Mr. Johnson said that there is an empty lot and residence. Mr. Drigans asiced if there was presently a structure at 7451 Central Avenue. Mr. Johnson said that thex�e was not. Mrs. Wahlberg asked Mr. Johnson whether he would be using the warehouse himself. He explained that two or three people would be using it. This would be rented out. Mr..Drigans asked Mr. Johnson what he woul� do if he found tenants, and the City Council did not confirm it. He explained that they are not going any further until it is cunfirmed. Mr. Drigans said that he couldn't find anytriing in the cnde that allows a warehouse in commercial zoning. He added that this would be more�suitable in a C2 area than in a Cl area. T1rs. Wahlberg suggested that it may be more suitable if the term warehouse was eliminated and the term storage was used instead. ^ Page 2 THE MI�IUTES OF TI-�,E BOARD OF APPEALS SUBCOI�INIITTEE MEETING OF MAY 27, 1975 �� - Mrs. Wahlberg,asked whether�I�r. Johnson anticipated storing any heavy ^equipment ther.e. He said no, and that there would be no outside storage. Mrs. Wahlberg asked Mr. Johr�son to explain.his operation. Mr. Johnson said that he was a d�y-wa11. contractox�. Mr: Drigans asked Mr. Johnson whether he could manufacture any of these materials in the proposed building. He said that he couldn't. It is a "coming and going" operation. Mr. Drigans asked Mr. Johnson what type of vehicles bring his inventory in. He said it is mostly his own light trucks. He said his partners' trucks were similar to his. Mr. Johnson explained that he would not be fabricating or spraying in the warehouse. There was further �'.iscussa_on concerning whether or not this was proper zoning for the use in question. Mr. Mattson referred the board to Article 205.1.01, Uses Permitted. He stated that for most of these uses, it was quite appropriate to have accessory storage space. Mr. Drigans said that there was some confusion as to what a warehouse was. There is a fine line that needs further iriterpretation. Mr. Drigans said ^ that if they ask for a legal opinion, they may end up requiring rezoning. Mr. Mattson said t�aat ther� could, perhaps, be a distinction made as to the si�e of storage facility allowed within zoning other than industrial. Mr. Crowder asked Mr. Johnson what would happen if he would have to make that building 8 feet shorter. He said that he•has two trucks, and he wouldn't have enough room to get them in. ��" MOTION by Crowder, seconded by Wahlberg, to close the public hearing. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried. Mr. Plemel said that it appears that the intent of the owner is to use this as storage. However, ne felt that it s,hould have some clarification. Mrs. Wahlberg said that the problem is that should this owner sell, the new owner may do somethir_g else. MOTION by Crowder, secor.ded by Wahlberg, that the Board recommend to the City Council approval of all three items as stated. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried. There was discussion on what is, and what is riot a warehouse. The question is, does it �all within the C-1Scode? MOTION by Crowder, seconded by Wahlberg, that before the City Council acts, it be determined, in fact,�that tne "office - warehouse" under c�uestion ,^ conatitutes proper use of C-1S zoning. Upon a voice vote, there being ,, no nays, the motion carried. � e Page 3 THE MINJTES OF THE BOARD OF LIPPEALS SUBCOMMITTEE MEETING OF MAY 27, 1975 15 �2. A REQUEST POR A VARIANCE OF SECTION 205.154, 1, FRIDLEY CITY CODE, TO ALLOW �, /'11�N ACCESSORY BUILDING GREENHOUSL TO BE BUILT IN THE FRONT YARD INSTEAll OF THE KEAR OR SIDE YARD AS REQUIRED, AND, SECTION 205.153, 2, TO REDUCE THE AVERAGE FRONT YARD SETBACK PROM 77 FEET TO 32 FEET, TO ALLOW THE CONSTRUCTIC`: OF AI•1 ACCESSORY BUILDING 20 FEET x 35 FEET TO BE LOCATED ON LOT 16, f AUDITOR'S SUBDIVISION 22, THE SAME BEING 1370 RICE CREEK ROAD P1.E., FRIDLE"', MINi�1. (REQUEST BY MR. THOMI�S MTLES, 1370 RICE CREEK ROAD N.E., FRIDLEY, MINIIESOTA. ) MOTION by Plemel, seconded by Crowder, to open the public hearing. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried. Mr. Thomas Miles of 1370 Rice Creek Road was present to present the request. His mother, Mrs. Dorothy Miles, was also present. Mr. Miles explained that the construction of this greenhouse has already beguri. He explained that he had obtained a huilding permit. Mr. Drigans asked what the hardship was in this case. Mr. Miles said that he had no other place to put it. _ Mr. Drigans asked w�:ether he was growing plants for commercial purposes. Mr. Miles answered that he was told that he would have to have a special permit for this. � Mr. Crowder asked whether the greenhouse was structurally complete. nMr. Miles said that it wasn't. However, it is anchored doian with stakes. This wa,s very long and tiresome work. Mrs. Wahlberg asked what Mr. Miles intended to cover it with. Mr. Miles said that he intended to use clear plastic. Mrs. Wahlberg pointed out that Mr. Miles would have to diffuse a certain amount of light at certain times of the year since this is intended to be used 12 months a year. Mrs. Dorothy Miles said that her son had checked with Fridley before beginning construction. He received a building permit. When he found that this had been a mistake, he put a stop to it. Mr. Drigans asked whether he had started this as a hobby activity, and now sata the commercial possibilities. Mr. Miles responded that he just wants �t to be able to pay for itself. Mr. Plemel asked if Mr. Miles could set the structure back at all. Mr. Miles said that he d�idn't want to spend.another three days moving it after all the work that had gone into it. Mr. Drigans asked whether Mr. Miles had any plans to protect it. He was concerned about children climbing up the sides of the structur.e. Mr. Miles said that he didn't have any plans at the prese�it time. He added that the neighbors on both sides don't have any interest in the ^ greenhouse. They don't care whether it is there or not. � . Yage 4 THE_MINUTLS OF'THE BOA,RD OF APPEALS SUBCOMI�IITTEE MEETING OF MAY 27, 1975 I"�r. Drigans said that Mr. Mil�s will have to get a special use permit 16 � because he is in the wrong zaning. � , ^Mr. Mil�s explained that he went into debt for it. The kit cost him about $1100. . Mrs. Wahlberg asked Mr. Miles if he was planning to have cement footings. He said that he was thinking c�f using white rcck. She also asked about drainage. He did not respond. Mrs. Wahlberg asked how Mr. Miles planned to accommodate numbers of people as far as the commercial end of this goes. Mrs. Miles explained that they have a large driveway. Mr. Mattson explained that a staff recommendation was that there be nothing sold out of this greenhouse that was not grown there. MOT�ON by Plemel, seconded by Growder, to close the pubiic hearing. Upon a vo_ce vote, there being no nays, the motion carried. The members of the board discussed the fact that there are a number of trees on the lot. This allows Mr. Miles only one general area on which to build his greenhouse and still provide adequate sunlight. They considered the fact that Mr. Miles has spent $1100 already. ^Mr. Plemel said that the fact th�t neither of the two neighbors had complained, was a good point in Mr. Miles' favor. Mr. Plemel added that there should be some drainage. There should be some thought given to it. MOTION by Plemel, seconded by Crowder, to recommend approval pending action by the Planning Commission on a special use permit.° 3. A REQUEST FOR A VARTANCE OF SECTION 205.Q53, 1B, FRIDLEY CITY CODE, TO D E THE MZNZMUM I.,OT AREA R�QUIRED, ON A LOT RECORDED BEFORE DECEMBER 29, 1955, FROM 7500 SQUARE FEET TO 5500 SQUARE FEET, TO ALLOW THE CONSTRUCTION OF A DWELLING TO BE LOCATED ON LOTS 49 AND 50, BLOCK T, RIVERVIEW HEIGHTS, THE SAME BEING 628 GLENCOE STREET N.E., FRIDLEY, � MINNESOTA (REQUEST BY TRI-CO BUILDERS, 7555 VAN BUREN STREET N.E., FRIDLEY �'1 INVESOTA. MOTZON by P1em el, seconded by Crowder to open the public hearing. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried. Jim George, of Tr�_-Co Builders was present-to present the request. Mr. George showed the,board plans .for the proposed structure and explained that this dwelling will be a split entry, c��12 story building. A number of people from the n�ighbori�ood came forward to view the plans. Or�e of these people, Mr. Gerald Steinhorst, of 616 Glencoe Street, explained � ' Page 5 � THE MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF APPEALS SUBCOMMITTEE MEETING OF MAY 27, 1975 �►-y that this property line is 12 feet from his door. He definitely opposed i�the idea of having a structure so near his home. It was explained that the variance applied to the size of the house and that all setback requirements were being.met. Another concerned resident of 600 Glencoe Street explained that he had worked to get this builciing code established, and he felt that it shouldn't be changed to meet the needs of certain individuals. Mr. Drigans said that in the case of a landlocked, 50-foot lot such as this, construc- tion of a house on that 50 feet is allowed. Mr. George said that his comFany had purchased these lots in 1967 and 1968 with the idea that they were building sites. He said that they were told they could build on a 50-foot lot. . Another concerned resident felt that this could be a fire hazard. She asked why a code was writ±en for 7500 square feet if it wasn'� to be kept. Mr. Drigans explained that ti7ere is a grandfather. ciause' which states that construction may take place on a 50-foot lot in certain instances. � Mr. Crowder asked�what the additional 50 feet of land would add t:o the total cost. Mr. George said that this would mean an approximate difference of $4500. Mr. Drigans a�ked whether this lot was located in the flood plain. Mr. George said that this was a few blocks aown. He added that proper �drainage would be used. A concerned resident stated that he had had problems with that before in another case. Proper drainage had not been used. MOTION by Wahlberg:, seconded by Growder to close the public hearing. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried. MOTION by Wahlberg, seconded by Plemel, that in view of the hardships expressed by the purchaser of the landlocked�piece of property, and in view of the fact that he has asked for a permit for a building which meets all other codes, we recommend approval of this variance to allow construction on this piece of property. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the metion carried. . 4. A REQUEST FOR A TIME EXTt;idSION ON VARIANCES OF THE FRIDLEY CITY CODE THAT HAD PREVIOUSLY BEEN APPROVEll; (1 SECTIOiV 205.074, 3, TO R�DUCE THE R IRED LAUNDRY SPACE FROM 1900 SQUARE FEE�' TO 1110 SQUARE FEET, AND, TION 0.0 4, 1D, TO REDUCE THE MTNIMUNI WIDTH OF PARKING STALLS 9, FEET, AND, 3 SECTION 205.174, 4, TO INCREASE THE I CY APARTMENTS ALLOWED FROM 3 APARTMEN S TO 30 APARTMENTS, , IO .0 3, 1, A2, TO REDUCE THE MINIMUM LOT AREA PER DWELLING ROM 0 SQUARE FEET TO 1721.5 SQUARE FEET TO ALLOW THE CONSTRUC- � EIN� BURDERED BY 63Rll AVENUE ON THE SOUTH, MISSISSIDPI STREET ON THE NORTH, TH STREET ON THE EAST AND 5TH STRE�T ON THE WEST, Z'H� SAME BEING G451.- 5TH V 1 1\ L L 1 1 Y s � 1' 1 11 1 Y 1 V 1.� V V 1 1>• \ 1\ L� V L U 1 L 1 RMA D L-'• OUL-VARD, �3LOOMTNGTON, MINNESUTA , Page 6 THE �INUTES 0� THE BOARD OF APPEALS SUBCOMC�MMITTEE MEETING OF MAY 27, 19'J5 �� MOTION by Wahlberg, seconded by Plemel, to open the public hearing. Upon i�a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried. Fred Wall,of the Wall Corporation and Frank Re�se, of Reese-Rova Architects were present to present the request. Mr. Drigans asked for clarification as to what the hardship was. He also asked why it has taken so long to start construction. Mr. Wall said that financing was the major problem. They are being financed through FHA financing. He explained that they have resubmitted it,and it should have been out three or four weeks ago. Mrs. Wahlberg asked tri�m when they first applied for it. Did they look into this right after Council approved the plan? They said.n�, they didn't, Mr. Crowder asked if there was anything the Wall Corporation could do until a reading comes back from the FHA. Mz-. Wall said that they are in the evaluation stage supposedly. • Mr. Reese said that the financing people will look for anything they can to avoid insuring your loan. Mr. Wall explained that if FHA were to turn this project down, triere are really not many other places they could go.' FHA has not financed many �projects in the past months. � Mr. Dri.gans brought out the point that at the time the variances were grante�d, the Wall Corporation said that they were ready to start building. Mr. Wall said if FHA turns them down, they would go to the Minnesota House of Financing. Mr. Wall exp lained that_these things take so long, that the project is not feasible by the time it can finally get going. He added that the Corpora- tion evaluates thi� on a week by week basis. Mrs. Wahlberg suggested that something might change in the market that would change the project, thereby, multiplying variances. Mr. Reese said that we are dealing with a long term market and that neither he nor Mr. Wall thought they would have to change anything, Mr. Wall was asked about�the R-1 Lots around,the perimeter and if that had changed at all. It was explained that these lots had been platted as shown and when approved, that would be it. Mr. Wall said that several people had shown an interest in purchasing these lots as a group for development. MOTION by Crowder, seconded by Wahlberg, to close the public hearing. � Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried. . . Page 7 THE MINUTES OF�TH� BOARD OF APPEALS SUBCOMMITTEE MEETING OF MAY 27, 19.75 � MOTION by Wahlberg, seconded b y Crowder, that the Board grant the request '�, r'1,for the time extension of_ the variancesby the Wall Corporation. Upon a voice vo-te, there being no nays, the motion carried. A discussion on the Menard's sign followed: MOTION by Wahlberg, seconded by Crowder, that the Council reconsider granting Menard's a variance on their message center sign; and if they still felt the same, to consider rewriting the City Code to allow signs with flashing lights. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried. ADJOURNMENT The meeting was adjourned by Chairman Drigans at 10:50 p.m. Respectfully�itted, �--��'� �� -�.� � Holly Tonsager Recording Secretary r� � m �MBERS PRESENT: MEMBERS ABSENT: OTHERS PRESENT: �NVIRON�ENTAL Q�3�LITX� COMI�ISSION June 10, 1975 � Mary Martin, LeRoy Oquist, Jim Langenfeld, Thomas Sullivan, Bob Erickson Russell Houck, LeeAnn Sporre Jerry Boardman, Kary Schulte, Donna Swenson, Virginia Bureau Chairman Langenfeld opened the meeting at 7:44 p.m. MOTION by LeRoy Oquist to approve the minutes of May 27, 1975. 5econded by Thomas Sullivan, the motion carried unanimously. Jerry Boardman explained that a rnass meeting of all the c.ommissions will be held on the 26th of June. The commissions will go over the reorganizational structure and elect chairmen and vice-chairmen of the commissions. A discussion on citizens' complaints reg�rding improper dumping of fore'ign materials on vacant lots in the Innsbruck i3�rth area was held. Katy Schulte, Donna Swenson, and Virginia Bureau, residents of the area, were present to discuss the problem. Virginia Bureau explained that they had two primary cpncerns. One ofi these was the improper dumping by contractors on uninhabited parcels of �land. She explained that one contractor had taken refuse from building projects on a lot and left it there for �veral W eeks. 'She also expla�ned that one particular builder has taken _fuse and put in on a�1ot near a small park. She wondered whether this man was violating a city ordinance. Her second conc�rn involved dead or diseased tr�ees that have been marked by the City. Residents are�supposed to remove them. However, there are unowned lots which still have trees st.anding. The women felt that these trees should be taken away, because this .defeats the whole purpose. The disease could spread. Jerry Boardman said that this is an administration problem. He felt that it should be brought to the attention of the.City Manager. It was decided that Jerry Boardman would talk�to the City Manager to find a solution to the• problem. A lengthy discussion on the Overall Plan for Water Management for the Rice Creek Watershed District was held. Jerry Boardman explained that this is a general plan. They are general plan tactics. He added that they haven't set up a five-year capital improvements program. The initial things are mainly monitoring. He said that the question is where does the City stand if they are going to put in a prbject? If the�Czty disagrees with the project, do they have the authority to go ahead with the project anyway? . �. � , ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY COMMISSION MEETING OF JUNE 10, 1975 PAGE 2 � �� reference to Policy 4, regarding the discharge of waste material to the arface water bodies, Mr. Langenfeld felt that there should be a fine imposed. In regard to VIII - 10, Mr. Langenfeld asked how the City plans to police this. Mr.�Boardman explained that 80 percent of this is done by private citizens. He added that the staff is not large enough to police the entire area. The staff relies on the notification by citizens. The Commission also discussed Policy 1- Establishing Lake Levels. Mr. Boardman said that he sees no problem with this policy. It say;� that a constant level will be maintained, and only in times of flood and erosion control.will it be fluctuated. In regard to Channel Improvements, Mr. Boardman explained that this would be upon proper public liearing. Mary %Iartin commented that she felt that to expect citizens to police thiG is inadequate. Mr. Boardman explair�d that any project that comes in �as to receive a permit. He said that it is a matter of civil suit. Mr. �oardman explained that these are not action policies. They have to follow a certain procedure.for public.hearings. He felt that any project in the Rice Creek Watex�sT�ed District tfiat would extend into the Fridley area should have a puBli.c hearing in each municipality. The Commission agreed. �e Commission also telt t��at �fl.e City should have con��rol to s±op a _�oject which it feels is detrimental to the environment of the City. Mary Martin felt that there should be something within the plan ta protect the people. She expressed concern about specifics su�h as enforcement, cities' rights to make decisions, etc. The Commi�sion discussed these specifics. Mr. Boardman said that the main question is the process involved. MOTIpN by �o� Erickson, seconded %y Thomas Sullivan that: s WHEREAS, we are in general agreement with the conceptual ideas of the Rice Creek Watershed District Management Plan, many of the policies were of such a ger�eral nature as to preclude recommendation until specific policy implementations are proposed. FURTHERMORE, a number of issues were left tctally unclarified, some of these being the following: 1.. Enforcement of policies, i.e., who and how. 2. Procedures and causes for establishment of public hearings within such municipalities regarding district decisions. 3. Fridley's authority over projects within its own boundaries. ^ P I ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY COMMISSION MEETING OF �TUNE 10, 1975 PAGE 3 �G I' L�on a voice vote,� all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. A brief discussion was held on the unsafe operating of a private pool. Mary Martin mentioned a certain pool in her area which has an unsafe and • battered fence surrounding it. She asked whether the City could do any- thing about this. She said that the house is rented, and nobody can locate the owner. - Jerry Boardman explained that the City usually notifies the property owner to take care of it. He added that this particular owner could be taken to court on a misdemeanor charge. MOTION by Mary Martin, seconded by Bob Erickson, to adjourn the meeting at 9:41 p.m. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. Respectfully submit;ted, � � .� � -�' � � . � � Holly Tonsager � Recording Secretary ^ � F, �'� � n THE MINUTES OF THE QOARD OF APPEALS SU3C01�1�1ITiEE MEETING OF JUP1E lU, 1975 The meeting was called to order by Chairman Drigans at 7:35 P.P4. t+IEMBERS PRESENT: hiEMBERS AQSENT: OTHERS PRESENT: Drigans, Gabel, Plernel, Kemper CroGVder, 4Jah1 berg Howard P�attson, Engineering Aide The approval of the P�ay 27, 1975 minutes �as' waived until the next meeting. . 1. A REQUEST F0� A VARI��NCE OF SECTION 205.Q53, 4A, FRIDLEY CITY COD�, TO REDUCE THE AVERAGE FRONT YARD SETFaCK FROf� 35 FEET TO 10 FEET TO ALL�W TNE CONSTRUCTION OF A SIPdGLE F�P�ILY Dt�JELLITiG, LOCATED 0�! LOT 6, BLOCK 1, HEATH�R FiILLS, 2ND ADDITION, THE SAP�1E BEING 1410 KERRY CIRCLE, FRIDLEY, MINPdESOTA. REQ�tST BY �1R. MIKE 0'BANPlON, 529II FILt�IORE STREET N.E., FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA. MOTION by Gabe9, seconded by Plemel, to waive reading the public hearing notice. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried. MOTION by Gabel, seconded by Plemel, to open the public hearing. Upon a voice vote, there being �no nays5 the motion carried. Mr. Mike a"i3annon was present to present his request. Ne stated that ::because of the location of the lot, which is in an area tivhere the grade of the lot falls away sa fast with the variances, that it alould be a hardship to place a structure on it. Ne said he wzll still need 2 feet of fill for a tivalk-�ut basement. He also moved the cul-de-sac 10 feet to the north, which causes a very �large baulevard af 29 feet. Chairman Origans asked P�r. 0'Bannon whethe�r or not the cul-de-sac was in, and he replied that it was roughed in. Chairman Drigans asked if any other lots were sold and Mr. 0'Bannon replied that one lot was sold, and no other houses were built on the rest of them. One 1ot belongs to someone else, and that party deeded certain land to the city, at ��hich time he also deeded a lot. Ghairman Drigans asked if there avere any other problems with these lots. He replied, none at all. There was one house built in this area and Mr. 0'Bannon pointed it out on the map. He also pointed out that the lots he owns �in this area are not �For sale. Pictures �,�ere presented tiiat �A�ere taken from the back side of the proposed house, shotiving how far back it was because of the incline, probably a drop of 20 feet. fle said he tivould still have to put 30" of fill in just to have the house level tivith the lot. Chairman Drigars asked if there were any objections. There were none. �3 � � Page 2 The htinutes of the 6oard of Appeals Subcommittee Meetinq of June 10, 1975 MOTION by Plemel, seconded by Gabel, to close the public hearing. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried. MOTION by Gabel, seconded by Premel, to recommend to the City Gouncil approval of tnis variance. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried. 2. A REQUEST FOR A VARIANCE �F SECTION 205.153, 2, FRIDLEY CITY CODE TO REOUCF THt �VFRAGE FRONT YARD SETBAGK FROM 67 FEET TO 31 FEET TO ALLOW TNE CO�aSTRUCTIO�! OF A GARAG� AND BREEZEblAY TO �E ADDED ONTO THE FRONT OF THE EXISTING D'fItLLING LOCATED ON LOT 1, BLOCK 1, STINSQN BOULtUr�RD ADDITION, THE SAME BEING 7540 STINSON BOULEVARD N. E. , FRIDLEY, PrINNESOTA: (REQUEST 8Y t�R. P�IARLEN MILLER, 7540 STINSON BOULEVARD N.E., FRIDLEY, MINNE.;JTA.) MOTIO�� by Gabel, seconded by Plemel, to waive reading the public hearing notice. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the moiion carried. Mr. Marlen Mi11er tvas present to present his request. Chairma� Drigans asked why he wanted'to.huild such a l�rge addition to his exasting garage. Mr. Miller stated that he needed 30 feet for this %� addition so he could pursue his hobby, which is carpentry, and use it .• for a workshop. Chairman Drigans asked what he proposed to do ►�ith .the existing garage. He stated that he would use it for his v�rork- ; shop. Chairman Drigans asked if there �,ras a house on the other iot � that didn't belong to him. He rep]ied that there u�asn't. He was also asked what was located to the south of his property. Ne sta�ed, i . nothing. A7so 4vho lived in the house located to the north of his � property. He replied Dennis Schroeder, tvho had signed an agreement � stating that he had no objection to this proposed construction. � Premel asked about this area. Mr. Mattson exp7ained �that the area ' had been replatted. There were originally t!^�o lots of 120 foot ' frontage. These were divided up into three lots of 80 foot frontage. '' Mr. Miller was as.�Ced how many feet from the back of his house to the � north. He replied 35 or 40 feet. � Mrs. Gabel asked H1r. Miller back instead of the front. enough room, only 10 feet. if he ever considered adding onto the He said he had but there wouldn't be Chairman Uriqans asked why he wanted to place the garage this tivay, and why not turn the garage around the other uray, then he wouldn't have to have a variance. Mr. Miller stated that the houses are set back 70 feet plus. t�r. Mattson stated that in case of large set- backs of this nature, the setback is determined by averaging the setback of houses on eitkier sid� allowing plus or minus 6 feet. �� .r'1 Page 3 The Minutes of the Board ofi Ap.peals Subcommittee P�eeting of June 10, 1975 Chairman Drigans asked i�F he talked to his neighuors regarding his intentiQns. There were no objections. Chairman Drigans asked why Mr. Miller had only Mr. Sc�roeder sign the release. P�1r. htattson replied that would be the property they would be encroaching on. It is the concern of the neighbor closest to the structure that is proposed tnat is af�ected by this matter. Chairman Drigans asked Mr. Miller if he inten�ed to use his existing garage as a workshop and he answered, yes. Discussion followed as to location of front door and driveway. MOTION by Premel, seconded by Mrs. Gabel, to close public hearing. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays: the motion carried. Mr. Plemel �tated that if one neighbor objected, he would have some � second thoughts on this variance. Mrs. Gabel stated that she ti��asn't sure that she�would approve this variance in an area �vhere all of the houses were placed back so far. . Chairman Drigans stated that he wants a double garage and he has no other place to put it but in the front yard. He N�ould go along ��vith ^ the request as long as P�r. Miller uses his existing garage as a hobby shop and not as a form of employment or for commercia7 purposes. also • it should be covered with the same material as his house. MOTION by Premel, seconded by P�rs. Gabel, to recommend ta the City - Council, to grant the variance in this case from 67' to 31 feet to ; allow construction of an addition to garage and a breezeway, v��ith � i . the stipulation that the garage be of the same material as that of � the house and to have it blend in as well as possible. Chairman Drigans specified that it is the requirement of the City Code to have the driveway hard-surfaced. . 3. A REQUEST FOR VARIANCES OF THE FRIDLEY CITY CODE AS FOLLOWS: SEC. 205.063, 4A, TO REDUCE THE AVER�GE FRONT YARD SE7BACK FRO^1 35 FEET TO 20.5 FEET, SECTIOi`! 205.Ob5, 2, ?0 REDUCE 7HE �dU%1BER Of 7HREE STALLS TO T6J0 STALLS, ALL TO ALLO!�J TNE CO��STRUCTION OF TEN DOUBLE GARAGFS TO QE LOCATED AT THE FOLLOt�JING LOCATIONS: LOTS 11, 12, 14, T5, 16, 17, 18, 20, 21, 22, BLOCK 2, NAGEL'S t�1U0DLANDS AUDITION, THE SAh9E BEING 7463-7465 A13LE STREET Pd.E. 7447-74G9, 7417-"/419, 7401-7403x 7379-7381, 7365-7367, 73��9-7351, 7325-7327, 7373-7315, 7301-73Q3 ABLE STREET N.E., REQUEST BY PORTFOLIO REALTY, INCORPORATED, 2469 UNIVERSITY AVENUE, ST. PAUL, MINiVESOTA 55714 . MOTION by Chairman Drigans, the public hearing notice. the motion carried. n secanded by Mrs. Gabel, to waive reading Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, 25 ^ l'� Page 4 �� The P9inutes of the Bnard oF Appeals Subcommittee P4eetinq of June 10�1975 P�OTION by Drigan� seconded by Plemel, �;o op�n public hearing. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the mo�ion carried. P-1r. arad Johnson�, representing Portfolio Realty Ccmaany was present to present his request. f-le sta�t�d there t��ere no sinyle �family d��ellings on this street, that they Gvere al1 double bungalo��s. The reason for request�;�g ihese variances was that ihey felt it ti�aou;d b� a trerrendous impravament to the property. /�t the present time, there is no place to par�c and also no place for garbage or storage. It �s rental property ai t�e present time. Ne also stated that most tenancs have tuio cars, and tne ordinance requit^es three stalls, which would diminish space for terants and would cause an increase in rentals. Also, this wou7d eliminate the tenants parking on the street. If G�e conform to your requirements, 4ve have to stay al] the Ntay back and be on7y five feet from the house, thus further disrupting the backyard u:ea. By setting the garages back 20 1/2 feet, we increase the backyard area and also allow for a� sidewalk should the city decide one is needed. Mr. Premel asked what 4vas behind these bungalows. A P�obile Homes Court. Mr. Johnson stated that if they were permitted to construet 2 1/2 car garages (22 x 22'), with separa�e stalls, they could reduce the cost difference. The cost of each garage will run about �3,000. The project would run them about $50,0�0 or �60,000. He said there were � many nice homes across the street. There was discussion about the blacktop. Mr. Johnson this was to provide additional off--street parking and clean-up and 7andscaping of the ��hole back yard. stated that was part of the A Mr. Dona7d Sjurseth of 7440 Able Street stated that he and several other members were there because the public hearing notice said sorr,e- thing about a front yard setback. This caused them to think that the garagest,aere going to be built in the front yard. He said that they now understand that because of the two streets both the f'ront and the back yard have to be considered as front yards. With this explanation, they had no other objections. Mr. Ralph Klingl of 7304 Able Street N.E., stated that he had one of the better homes there a�d anything they could do to improve the situation, he wou7d be all for it and for the neighborhood. 41e hope this t��i17 bring Tn a better cliental into -the neigh5orhood. He also noticed much improvement within the ]ast few months. Chairman Origans asked if there were any other questions. There were none. He then asked Mr. Mattson if�the staff'had anything further to add. Mr. hlattson stated that the plans h1r. Johnson has described seemed io be quite adequate and certainly an irnprovement. The staff was mainly concerned about upgrading the landscaping. What Mr. Johnson has proposed seems quite adequate. � �'1 . . ' .�� Page 5 The P4inutes of the �^ard o�F Appeals Subcommitte.e P�zeting of Jurie 10, 1975 Mr. Drigans stated that he ��as concerned a5out the narro�� 6 fioot space between these yarages. He felt tha� these ntigh�t end up be�ing refuse areas. Th�re t�aas some discussion regarding increasing the sideyard setback to five feet avhich v�iould prov�de 70 feet between the garages. Mr. Johnson re�iied that this was a possibility otherwise he could probably put a�fence between them. MOTIO�! by Plemel, secon�ed by Mr. Kemper, to close the public hearing. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, motion carried. MOSION by Gabel, seconded by P�fr. Plemel, to recommend to the Council, approval to reduce the average front yard setback from 35 feet to 20.5 feet and �to reduce the rumber of 3 stal3s to 2 stalls to allow thz construction of ten double garages. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried. ADJOURNMENT: The meeting v�ras adjourned by Chairman Drigans at 8:30 P.M. � Respectfully submitted, . .-, . , :;; � _.. / ,.� • '� � C��.''�» zc� �...� , . . � , �;.��./ C SMIRA SREFKE �� Se��tary � L -___.... � �. � .� � .� � � OFFICIAL NOT.ICE �� CITY OF FRIDCEY - PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE THE PLANNING COMMISSION TO WNOiN IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereb,y given that there will be a Public Hearing of the Planning Commission of the Gity of Fridle,y in the Council Chamber of Cit�r Hall at 6431 University Avenue Northeast on Wednesday, June 23, 1975 at 8:00 P.M. to consider the foliowing matter: . A request�for a Special Use Permit, SP #75-06, by C. E. Gilbert, to operate an outdoor fiea market, per Fridley City Code, Section 205.101, 3, N, to be located on Lots 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5, Auditor's Subdivision No. 153, in the Morth Half of Section 25, City af Frid'iey, County of Anoka, Minnesota. Generally located at 5205-5289 Central Avenue N.E. ^ (Skywood Mall). �.... � Anyone desiring to be heard with reference to the above matter may be heard at this meeting. , ' + Publish: June ll, 1975 June 18, 1975 0 ., RICHARD H. HRRRIS CHAIRMAN PLANNING COMMISSION . . . . . � ' . .�� .�. � ^ _ CIT1- �I� FRiil�.t: �' �1I�'�'.:SOTA {�� f�� .ry PLAN:JING �ND Z�i\INC FO�L'•i ";I};�9fiCR_�4�y�� /�r�� /` : Ye E Oi' i EQUES'P , , ; , � � ;}� � �'' / � APi',,iClW1''S SIG`<:'�"IUl.i. _ ._--: �`� '"�y' _�_ Re�Qning Acidress /J'' �� "/ � �'? � ////�/�''C-�%' �l�� ,��-��'�Speci_aI Use Pcr-;nit �L �_1'� E�. i /� -�, / � �r . � /r. . 1'c�epYione �;uT}�er---�� L . Appz•bvaZ �f �'i .;:��n- . � „ inary Fr riae�il Pl.:Lt ,_� ' ,, �'�%� '��. � _ , � - l't;OPi:I:TY OiYi�El�'S SIt;tir1't � �� / � �,.�''`°J :� r1._.."�� _` StrceLs oL "l�s�� f l�acaticns '::ati,-essr �1�';�____.�� 1• L�r.---e �� ,.�-�� ..� .� Ot}ier 'I'cl epl;one N�.�mber��_"'. �d 2--�i `_ �, ` I�e� �� Receipt No. /f(,�� Street Locaiio.i of Yroperxy v�� ,�' �-�^,'u � , Let,al DescripLioi� of I'roperty�,;��- .2 � ��-�,--�.-=''�-t_.-�'�--,1-.�-.,�.� C°- � 5- �'`� 1're�ent Zonin� Classification��Existing l)se of Praperty � � � Ac-reage of Pronerty � ��_.11escribe briefly tlie proposed zoning ciassificaticn ar ty� e c�f use and impr.ovem�nt proposed_ ' y �''J?�',.�,.�. � - �;%�.� c� D�� /d / � !�' ° --- }ias t.he, �;:^�,r.'n�t appl.icant previoiasl.v soug}it to rezone, plat, obtain a lot split: or �,•1.r. i.a;►-:;c or special use permit on t}le subjc�:t site ox: part of it? yes_�_rto. - lti;iat was requested and ��hen? Thc undcrsi�;ne�2 ur�derstands that: (a) a 1.ist of all residents and o��ncrs of pro; erty within i00. fcet (7:�0 feet for re�onin�) nnist be atr.achcd to :his a��licution. (h) `��"I7�i� .i��plicatioti u�ust be sigried by .�11 o�.�lcrs af t}te pl-operty, or an expZan�i:io.� �ivcn why this is not r.hc case. (c) Responsibility for an}� ctefrct i.n tihe proceeuings r�st:lting i'.r�m the ;ai:liirE. ta list t?i� narr�es ��nd adclre,�ses of al�, residents aii�l : pi•oi>cr�y otiYner:: �f pro}�ert}• in ctucstioii, belongs to the uilclers�.�ned. A skctch c�f� I�roi�osed pz•ur.�rty knd : tr,�cture inust be dr,:iti::; a��ct �ittaclied, .showing L��e follo+ei.n�;: ?. North Direction. 2. Lacatio:: of pro�»secl structurc on the lo*. , :5. f)i�acnsi�rt:> oi pi-c�i,ei•ty, proposect sr.ruct.u�•�, ar►d front aild side setbacks. ' ' �' Str:��:t :��u:�e,;. 5. I:oc;�i:ic�n a.2d use o� acljacent existiri�; builcii:l.�s (within �00 feet� . 'in�e- �.:�:�icrsigned herehy ;fr.::l;rres that ,.l i tl�e £acts and re�re<<:ntat ion,s stated in this applic.�:;:ion are tri�c and cor•:°�ct. /�; J � G- � `-� , 7 ()f1'I'[: � "' �� 7S SIGti,ti't'llht:_� � ' j L.��.�C't%� (,1PI'LI r\�i"I').. . 4C � � Uat�� Fi lcct Datc .if Hc:►r•in�; '.oZ S��. , i__.�._ _. ._ . , � - - . . 1'; nnni. � Cc�tn;n i s sio,; .�r,j�r�,vecl Ci ty i ou�,c; l �[i�t L�` S } f)E'I111,(1_ . �(i�i'� L'5 � A��roveda� . Ucnied . � �`'`��._ y. � P�IAILING LIST SP #75-06 C. E. Gilbert i.o operate an out door flea market at Skywood Ma 11 Gil-Mor Inc. 2289 85th Avenue N.E. t�linneapolis, Mn 55432 hianager, Ground Roand 5277 Central Avenue P�.E. Fridley, Mn 55421 Central Speedy Car Wash 5201 Central Avenue �J.E. Fridley, Mn 55421 Twin City Federal Savings & Loan Assn. Attn: Manager 5205 Central Avenue N.E. Fridley, Mn 55421 Robert Hall of Fridley ': n 333 W. 34th Street � New York, New York 10001 Bernaa^d R. Jul kowski P.�. Box 32085 Fridley, Mn 55432 McGlynn-Garmaker Company Twin City Federal #673b7 801 Marquette Avenue Minneapolis, Mn 55402 Arlen Realty 888 7th Avenue New York, New York 100T9 Chet M. Nerringer 4121 Stinson Blvd. hlinneapolis, Mn 55421 Gulf Oil Company P,O.�. Box 1589 Tulsa, Oklahoma 74102 '� City of Columbia Neights 590 40th Avenue N.E. �'1- Columbia; Heights, Mn 55421 Planning Commission � �`]Q- ?�✓ Mr. & Mrs. M�chael DeZurik 1280 52nd Avenue Pa.E. Fridley, Mn 55421 Mr. & Mrs. James Vant 1260 52nd Avenue N.E. Fridley, Mn 5542T Mr. & Mrs. William Leavey 1240 52nd Avenue N.E. Fridley, Mn 55421 Mr. & Mrs. Howard Agie 5201 Taylor Street N.E. Fridley, Mn 55421 Harvey Peterson Development Co. Smith Juster Feikema 1050 Build. er Exchange Minneapolis,`Mn 55402 Mr. & Nirs. Gerald Dian 5251 Taylor Street N.E. Fridley, Mn 55421 , . Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Schenk 5426 Fillmore Street N.E. Minneapolis, Mn 5542T Mr. & Mrs. Dale Hadtrath 5285 Taylor Street N.E. Fridley, Mn 55421 Mr. & Mrs. Vernon LJi 11 5299 Taylor Street �I.E. Fridley, Mn 55421 Mr. & Mrs. Donald Delich 5284 Taylor Street N.E. Mi�nneapolis, Mn 55421 Mr. & Mrs. William Kuether 5268 Taylor Street N.E. Fridley, Mn 55421 0 �i I i ; Mailing List Page 2 SP #75-06 C. E. Gi)bert ' ^ Mr. & Mrs. James Bone 5250 Taylor Street N.E. Fridley, Mn 55421 ��r. & Mrs. George Hale 5234 Tay1o$ Street N.E. Fridley, Mn 554�1 Mr. & �lrs. Aaron Engelbritson 5216 Taylor Street N.E. Fridley, Mn 55421 Mr. & Mrs. Steve Kantorowicz 5200 Taylor Street N.E. Fridley, Mn 55421 Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Parizek 5258 Fillmore Street N.E. Fridley, Mn 55421 Mr. & Mrs. Peter Molinaro 5234 Fillmore Street N.E. Fridley, Mn 55421 � Mr. & Mrs. Norris Armentrout 5222 Fillmore Street N.E. Fridley, Mn 55421 Mr. & Mrs. Yun H. Lee 1268 Skywood Lane N.E. - Fridley, Mn 55421 � Mr. & Mrs. Carl Heggestad 1258 Skywood Lane N.E. Fridley, Mn 55421 James H. Matthews 1259 Skywood Lane N.E. Fridley, Mn 55421 C. E. Gi 1 bert 4143 N.E. 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CT1'Y OF FRIDI,EY MINNCSOT/1 � PL�NNING /1ND ZONING FORM NUMBER .�y2�/ �� D `� � APPLICAIVT' S STGN�TURE `-��h,�.rti�% 1 �-�� — Addres s ��'� i Telephone Number � �'� �-,/ G�.�- S� � n PROPERTY 06VNER' S SIGNATURE � , �s.s .,.,,.��-` _/_�� .�--�� Address , �. Tel.eph�ne Number �.��,.s7,� Street Location of Property Legal Description of Property Present Zoning Classi.fication Existing Use of Pr Acreage of Property Describe briefly the � or type of use and improvement proposed �l� ��`' �� 1� �� a:� � OF REQUF.ST Rezoning Special Use Permit Approval of Premin- inary F� Final Plat Streets or A21ey Vacations Other ee �-�-0 `� v 12eceipt No .%� �� :� erty oposed zoning �Iassifi.cat __ , � Nas the present applicant previously sought to rezone, pla , obtain a lot split or variance or special use permit on the subject site or part of it? yes no. What was requested and when? � The undersigned understands that: (a) a list of all resid nts and o�aners of property within 300 feet (350 feet for rezoning) must be attached t this application. (b) This application must be signed by all owners of the roperty, or an explanation given �ahy this is not the case. (c) Responsibility for a y defect in the proceedings resulting from tne faiiure to list t�e num°s and addresses of all residents ande property otivners of property in c{uestion, belongs to the un ersigned. A sketch of proposed property and structure must be drawn and attached, showing the follo�aing: 1. North Direction. 2. Location of propose structure on the lot. 3. Dimensions of property, propased structure, and front and side setbacks. 4.. Street Names. 5. Location and use of adjacent exist'ng buildings (within 300 fee T'he undersigned hereby declares that all the facts and re resentations stated in this application are true and correct. DAT� , t' �<�2 d- 7 S SIGNATURE Date Filed ..:�� ' 75�Date of Hearing Planning Commission Aprroved � (dates) •. Denied LICANT) City Council �lpproved (dates)' Denied , . � � 0 � � M 0 � {.i�i N r C:7 • N M v �n � Q F- O � w z z � � w � 0 a LL 0 N w _ f- a O z w � � w > Q � F- � a � w > z � M �r ca 0 � w F- z W U U > U � ��'`"I;' J�``s'"'rrv ) A�tr� Y rr::v' 'Y J asr;;;,r.1 .c%..r.` .�1' �" -;/r�A ..�:�, �..Y�"�`• .�� , y'. ` ' v� ::i;:�.:�. J��l,�► .;� � May 9, 1975 Mr. & Mrs. L. Benser; 154 Longfellow Street Fridley, riinnesota bear Mr. & rirs. Bense�, �� ° ( J/ - �v� It has been brought to our attention tha�•the e�? encompassing your rear yard ex.tends beyond �our and eneroac:�es upon the 12 fo�t public alley rig is es!-ablished for public access. After a preli was cunc3ucted by our office, it was determined t extends approximately 6 ft. into the a17_ey right �is a violatian of Cit}T Ordinance No. 2:!_3�05 k*',.�,.ic � 3 � �� y . 1 G �.�-�' isting fence rear. lot line ht-of-way which ninary survey hat yaur fence -ai'-way which� � st�ites: AII. fence5 nnist be located entixely upon -he private property of the persons firm or carporati n construct- ing the same'or causing the fence to be s constructed and erected, excegt that adjoining proper y owners tnay agree in writing that said fence shal be located on the division Iine of their said proper ies. Presently there are only two options available t sol.ve this problem. Either the fence must be reloeated to our rear property line, or a request (attachment) to have the alley vacated must be submitted to the City for proces ing. If the alley is vacated, half of the right-of-way that but�s your property would revert to your'clear ownership, w th �he City retaining a utility and drainage easemQnt upon w ich, fences and planting are permissable. Ori the attached vacation•request form, a$40.00 ee is indicated for this processing. This fee is a one time cha ge for vacating all or part of the a11ey and such fee may be sha ed by any or a11 concerned property owners. Ang request for he vacation should be sent to the attention of Mr. Darrel C1 rk, Community Development Administrator. In any event, either the fence relocatian or the must be undertalcen by June 2, 1975. If any furtl-. is needed, please contact Mr. Crark or myself. Sincerel• y.'�-°�� d �� TFIO�IAS A. COLBERT Assistant City Engineer . TAC/as Enclosure acation request r clarification 0 CC: Darrel Clar�, Co�nm. Dev. Adm. 0 � � 0 ,� Q M a � N r � • N M �r � � Q .F- O � w z z � � w r 0 � � a H �. w _ H � O Z w � z w > Q } H � a w > z � M v � 0 a w E- w U U > U ,r-.:v ;�wr+� '.y' �ry�'��r� t�7�; �'y f'�� '' �r'%X��'��.�� ":� ,:�. May 9, 1975 . �� Mr. & Mrs. S.T. Pogreba Z90 Longfellow Street Fridley, Minnesota Dear Hir. & Mrs. Pogreba, It has been brought to our attention that the encompassing your rear yard extends beyond you and encroaches upon the l2 foot public alley r is established for public access. After a pre was conducted by our office, it �-.s determined extends approximately 4 foat into the a17.ey ri is a vzolation �f City Ordinance Na. 21�3.05 cah AZ1 tences must be I.acated entirel.y upon property of the person, firm or corporat ing the same or causing.the fence to be and erected, except that adjoining prope maq agree in writing that said fence sha on the divisian line of their said prope � - �/f ��h�- y� xisting fence rear lot.line ght-of-way which iminary survey tha� your. fence ht-of-way whicl� ch states: the private on construct- o constructed ty owners 1 be located ties. Presently there are only two options available o solve this problem. Either the fence must be relocated to your rear property line, or a request (attachment) to hav the alley vacated must be submitted to the City for proce sing. If the alley is vacated, half of the right-of-way that abutts your property would revert to your clear ownership, ith the City retaining a utility and drainage easement upon hich, fences and planting are permissable. On the attached vacation request form, a$40.00 for this processin.g: This fee is a one time ch alI or parC of the a].ley and such fee may be sh, all concerned property oc�ners. Any xequest for should be sent to the attentiorc of Mr. Darrel C: Development Administrator. In any event, either the fence relocation or thf must be undertaken by June 2, 1975. If any furt is needed, please contact Mr. Clark or myself. Sincerely, �� TH0�1AS A. COLBF.R'P Assistant City Engineer TAC/as Enclosure CC: Darrel fee is indicated rge for vacating red by any or the vacation ark, Community vacation request er clarifica�ion k, Comm. Dev. Adm. ;,�I � � 0 i� M O C7 � N r tD • .� M � tC) � Q F- O � w Z z � � w J � a LL 0 � N Q u _ H � 0 z w � z w > Q � � � a w > z � � M C�' CO 0 � w � � w U U ? U d ,7'i� Ve4ii^I� h %�� ' ly ��..� �al' � �• r :y/„e�C✓ .(/ � ::I� � .✓,�dl:' ryr ,�r May 9, 1975 Mr. & Mrs. C. J. Floer 161-79th Way N.E. Fridley, Minnesota Dear Mr. & Mrs. Floer, f �� It has been brought to aur attention that the ex encor�passing your rear yard extends beyond your and encroaches upon the 12 foot publi_c alley rig is established for public access. After a preli was conducted bq our office, it �vas determined t extends approximately 6 ft. inro the a�,Ie,y righ� is a violation af City Ordi.nance No. 213.Q:5 whi_c All fences must be located entii°�.1� up�n praperty of the person, firm or carporati ing the same or causing the fence to 1�e s and erected, except that adjoining pro�er may agree in writing that said fence shal on the division line of their said proper Presently there are only two options available t problem. Either the fence must be relocated to property line, or a request (attachment) to have vacated musfi be submitted to the City for proces alley is vacated, half of the right-of-way that �property would revert to your clear ownership, 47 retaining a utility and drainage easement upon 47 and planting are permissable. On the attached vacation request form, a$40.00 for this processing. This fee is a one time cha all or part of the alle� and such fee may be sha all concerned property owners. Any request for � should be sent�to tt�e attention of Mr. Darrel C1 Development Administrator. %— � '�� y stino fence eax' �ot line t-of-way tahich inary survey at your fence oi-wa.y �ahich srates:- he private n construct- construcLed y own�a's �be located i es . solve this our rear the alley ing. If the butts your th the City ich, fences ee is indicated ge for vacating ed by any or he vacation rk, Community In any event, either the fence relocation or the vacation request must be undertaken by June 2, 1975. If any furt er clarification is needed, please contact Mr. Clark or myse7.f. Sincerel •, ,.�-�f"y,Sifi3R'n.7 � (��'{'i�/'` ."' Tt10,1AS A. COLEERT Assistant City En�ineer ,�� TAC/as CC: D�arrel Clark, Comm. Dev. Adrn.l Enclosure ' � � � ��,� ° �f� �� , o � TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: June la, 1975 M O cD � The Planning Commission of the City of Fridley wil be holding � • an informal hearing on Wednesday, June 25, 1975 on a r quest to N - � vacate the 12 foot alley in Block 4, Spring Br•ook Park Additian, a o SAV #75-04, by Leonard Benson. � . z We would appreciate your appearance at this meeting If you z � are unable to attend, the Planning Commission would ap reciate r o a letter from you stating'that you either agree or dis gree with- � �' this request. If you have already signed a petition i� regard /'1 • � N to this request, this would not be necessary. . Q W _ �- � 0 z w � z w > Q � � � . � w > Z � � M �' 60 • . � w H Z w V U . � U . ^ v Richard H. Har is �Chairman Planning Commi sion 0 � . I '• ,. � SAV#75-04 Leonard Benson R Vacate the 12 ft. alley in .� /'\ Block 4, Spring Brook Park �Richard Rush (j� 3619 Janssen Avenue North Chicago, I11 60613 Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Mosiman, S 181 79th Way'N.E. y � Fridley, Mn 55432 Mr. & Mrs. Charles Floer 161 79th Way N.E. �� S Fridley, Mn 55432 # Cail A. Rosenbaum � 151 79th Way N.E. (d Fridley, Mn 55432 Mr. & Mrs. John Kell.v ��5 3801 Crystal Lake Blvd. Robbinsda?e, Mn 55422 * Mr. & Mrs. Cyril Pauls�n � b 131 79th Way N.E. �'1 Fridley", Mn 55432 Rodney .Gooler JLs 5618 56th Avenue N. � Minneapolis, Mn 55429 �James M. Roberts � ,1�,5 121 79th Way N.E. 1 Fridley, Mn 55432 Agnes Ekola ,tS 1856 Hillcrest Avenue `' St. Paul, Minnesota 551t16 Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Stack � t S 821 �Jashington Street Anoka, Minnesota 55303 � Mr. & Mrs.• Henry Muhich � p P.O. Box 73 Cr.vstal Bay, t�in 55323 �' Mr. & Mrs . Robert Wel ch � 0 144 Longfellow Street N.E. Fridley, Mn 55432 r'1 � . i- Planning Commission_� G - �S MAILING LIST Council � Mr. & Mrs. Leona d Benson �C S 154 Longfellow Str et N.E. Fridley, Mn 55432 Mr. & Mrs. LaVerne Linder �)� S 1495 Trollhagen Drive Minneapolis, Mn 5,5 21 � Mr. & Mrs. tugene 176 Lo�el l aw Str Fridle.y, Mn 55432 � Step":�n Pogreba 190 Longfellow St Fridley, Mn 55432 � Mr. & Mrs. Marvin 196 Longfellow St Fridley, Mn 55432 �� ett � � t N.E., �� -e S et N. E.,, reiland y�s et N.E. � No e s � � y,� s * Signed Petition ag�inst vacation. �� _ � May 22, 19�5 we �he unde��gned pnapetrty ow�elc.a ane �n o ob�.t�.on a vaca�.i.ng '�he a�Q2ey e.c�,emevl.t be,tween 79�h Glay an�ang aw S�c, e.t Nan.thea�� and �n�m A�,h,tan Avenue �a Bw�.?�i.vcg.ton Nah,thetr.v� fu,gh.t-�n way. � we wacr,2d .e,i.Fze �Gu,a �na�e�r,ty �2e{�� o�en bon �ub.Pi,c acce� . Gle bee2 ,i,t -i�s vehy �i,m�ah,iav�t �a .�eave �h,i1s �nv�etc�y a� n a� av� acce�s�s �c,n b�.Fie� and Gu,Fzetus ccv�d ,i,s a�a�e�c �.�aee �atc ch,�,2ci�.en �o cvs e. IS �Gr;v, pnapet�ty ,us vuca,ted, cGu,2dfcen wau,2c{ be �onced �.v�a ws�,ny �he ��ir.ee,t an ewtti.ng �Gvwugh uv��enced yatr.d�s . NAM� ADDR�SS � *� � � ,� �� ' �' - � �� 1. % � � / � � � � 2 � _ ��fi q� �' � � �!� � � 5 '�I'��\. '� :t ?r.. � �, `�3 � ��-��-.�.- �; �2�� •- .. - --�go �� _�� /"'� � � A ; , ,,,��', /"' -�- � ' �z � � � �� . r _ . _..�?/v�.� �c��Q *� , � � � �,t��' z �"'�. L�-slv �� 0 � � � - �y�-�. � �- f - � r� � �� 1� �f - r�f1� � � � �-� _ � r ** 7he.ae �cape�y awv�e�u, a2.sa own nec�r.ea�.i.anr,c,2 veh,i.c,2e� �h,a,t �,r� �he bacfz ycucda uv�d �hetc.e -i�s na a�hetc way a� acce�s�s. The abave a�.gv�c�tutce�s ne�n.e�s ewt 70 0 ��he hameownetus ad�ac ph.a�eh,ty ,�n que��i.�n. �� = � � �. � mu�.� be ��aned �a �he � CI"fY OF FRIDLEY biIAhESOTA /��f PI.A��ItiG 11ND L(i;VING FOtthS NU�fBER�>�`'/� ►" � �5 -d 5 ^ APf'I.ICAIvT'S SIG�IA'TURE / ,� __. ,- . Address �.� % � �� 1��.�! ��!'� "- tfi-�'�_ - Tel�ph�iia ti�L-nber ��'�a ' ;i' J� � � � Pit04'EE2TY O�V`ER' S SIGNATUItE Adcfiress �' � � 7 /C% �' �_`l��/�'L�t?��'F � f Telepl�one :��:mber j �fj �" :,1�� Street I,oczt:i.on of 1'ro�ierty __ Legal DescriF3ti.on of Property Present 2onin� Classification Acreage of Proper.ty � Existing Use of P Describe briefly the or type of use and in�provement proPosc.d `�j�i- �ce�� c� c� �i�.:fi �3./3� �}—/�/� /i (' �j% ` y w /J -vl_C'�✓L i~ � { "i� !\:.Ggr.�i� (j ��' �� J�17l.�.Tia � E'YG,'�".. iias i;he present applicant previously soughr. to rezone, plat variance or speciai use I�ermit on the subject si.te or part tiVhat Has requested and �.�hen? ` �� _ � OF REQUEST Rezaning Special Use Permit Approval of Premin- inary F, Fina1 Plat Streets or Alley Vaeations Qther �� y�� ee �'0 _ Receipt No. l �o � r ��R�l�-� ,� �� r�Q�a � . ed zoning classification� �-� �� a � �otr 6c � �.1�� (a tii �7C1+'�.�`�'�� (� obtain.a lot split or it? � yes�no. Tlie undersigned tutciexstands that: (a) :� list of al.l xeside ts and owners of property within 30t� fect (350 fect for rezoni.ng) must be �ttaclied to this application. (b) 't1�is a�p2ication must l�e signed by all otdners of the p operty, or an explanation given wli�• this is not tlie case. (c) Rc.sponsibility for sn ciefect in the proceedings xesultin�; from ti�e failurc to list the names and adctresses f all residents anct prapert}• o++��iers of properr.y in question, Belongs ta tl�e t�r.cl rsigned. /1 si;�t.ch of �r�rosed property and structure must be draian a d attacheci, sho�ving the follo��ii��: 1. North i?irection. 2. Location of proposed -triicture on t}te lot. 3, !)irncnsiorls of proPcrty, proposcd struct:tii•e, ancl i'ro„t a�d side sett�acl:s. 4. Strec4 Name::. 5. I.ocation ��n�l use of adjar.cnt ex.istin buildin�s (within 3t?0 feet) 'I'hr i�i:cl�,rsig�;ed hereby declares that all the facts and repr sentatians stateci in this a;�pTic:aLion arc true r�nd corrcct. e'�� . i)A"1'C '�' 3�'� 7`-�` SIG\r1Tl;RE___�'� f _ [APP.LICAN"I') flate }�ilc�l Date of Hcaring Pl.�r►�ins; Cominissioti Al�provecl �ciatt;s) Dcniccl ' City Council (dai:es) Uc�nicd I � �� ( , ; � � . � . � � - � � . � . . � ��'�._ `.. . � � � - . . . . � � � �� .�.�'��"�.�� Jun 10, 1975 TO Wi10+� IT MAY CONCERN: o The Planning Commission af the City of �rid�ey wi 1 be holding � � � an informal hearing on a vacation request, �AV �75-Q5, by Richard Kok �� of 5517 McKinley Street Pa.E., to reduce the drainage a utility N easement from 6 feet to 0 feet vn the South side of hi 1oi described M � � as Lot 6, Block 1, Clark's Addition, on Wednesday, Jun 25, 1975 ai Q 0 8:00 P.M, in the Council Chamber at 6431 University Av nue Northeast. w Z z If you have any objection to this request, you ca either attend � J this meeting, or sent a letter to tMe City of Fridley, to the attentian 0 ^ � of the Planning Corr�nission. � � � Q W _ � o RICHARD H. HAR IS z Chairman � Planning Corr�ni sion z � > a � � � � W > z : � _ r� . . . . . . . . . � . . . M � � � :J . � . . � � � . �. � � � . . � �. . � � � . � � .• . - . . . . . . . . . . � � . . . . . , . . . . L'J � 2 W� . . � . � � � � . . . � V . . � . � . � . � � � � � . . , V � . � � � . � � � � � � � � . � . % . .. � . . . . . . . . . c.i ^ M �� / , Planning Commission (o-/U� I j Caun�il — — — — — — Mailing List — -----`— ^ SAV #75-05 Richard Kok Vacate 6' drainage and utility easement on the Sauth side of Lot 6, B1ock 1, Clarks Addition Richard Kok 6517 McKinley Street N.E. Fridley, Mn 55432 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Janiak 1655 hlississippi Street N.E. _ Fridley, Mn 55�32 Mr. & Mrs. John Gannon 6516 Stinson Blvd. N.E. Fridley, Mn 55432 Earl F. Burke 1695 Mississippi Street N.E. Fridley, Mn 55432 ^ Mr. & Mrs. Duane Retzer 1675 Mississippi Street N.E. Fridley, Mn 55432 � , � _ _ , •j _ � / / � / i : ; � `; ' i � i 1.1 � A. , � i � + ; � � , � i � : _ ! - . 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' . `# � CITY OP FRIDLCY MINNESOTA �,� PLANNING ANU ZOi�1ING FORM NU�IBERc ,��/ t� � �5'a� � �,� � r�< <.�.,��.� APPLICANT'S SIGNATURE � Address ��`� �� '4 N� � Telephone Number �L' D � �� `�`" . �� -� �'� ��.:�� PROPERTY O�VN�R' S SIGNATURE ��-�' , � Address ��'f � Telephone Number ��'�-� Street'Location of Property_ Legal Description of Property / _� TYPE OF REQUEST �.— Rezoning Special Use Permit Approval of Premin- -- inary �, Final Plat !� Streets or Alley Vacations �T Other ; o� � Fee�Receip�C No./�oJ'J --� j / / S� �- �-,� /s' /� d'n,��'��+%✓ Present Zoning Classification - Existing Use of Property crea e of Propexty Describe brie£Ty the proposed zoning classificati.on A g or type of use and improvement proposed U`hf J �r/'` a/� �-i� �4-GL �= �/ -t- Gc/f�-�� To ��s� � C�GV.t/ �2_o c�—� =T _ �2E'�-T ��/� � lat, obtain a lot split or Has the present applicant previously sought to rezone, p variance. or special use permit on the subject site or part of it? YeS � nO' What ►aas requested and when? The undersigned understands that: (a) a list of all residents and o�aners of property musi be attached to this application. within 300 feet (350 feet for rezoning) or an explanation (b) 'I'his application must be signed bRes�onsibilit fforeariy defect in the proceedings given why. this is not the case. (�) P Y resulting from the failure to list the namelan s todthesundersignedesidents and property o�vners of property in quest�on, b � A s ketch of proposed property and structure must beroro edastructureeon theWlot,�he follo�aing: 1. North Direction. 2. Location o p p 3. Dimensions of prop.erty, prop'�sea structure, and front and side setbacks. 4.. Street Names. 5. Location and use of adjacent existing buildings (�aithin 300 feei The undersigned hereby declares that all the facts and representations stated in this application are true and correct. , J ,�- � �e�� (�"`� . DATEiI�`'_Z- ' 7S SIGNATURE ��y � (APPLICAN"T) ^' Date Filed Date of Hearing City Council Approved Planning Commission Approved dates Denied � (dates) Denied � ) .--�""�" ��i �� ' ��"� CORRECTED NOTICE:, June 12, 1975 June 10, 1975 0 � TO WHOM IT MRY CONCERN: M '� � The Planning Commission oi the City of Fridley will be holding � � N � `� � an informal hearing on a vacation request, SAV #�5-06, by Michael . ' M McFarland, to vacate the undeveloped alley between Lots 11-14, and , � ; �., . � � Lots 15-18, �loc�c 15, Fridley Park A�dition. While it is possible 0 w to vaca�te part of an alley, it is the policy of the City of vacate z z � the entire alley, if this is agreeable to other property owners Jin the block being vacated, We would appreciate your attendance o . LL at this meeting. If you are unable to attend, we would appreciate ' n � a letter stating your views to be sent to the City of Fridley, � w attention of the Planning Commission. _ � � 0 z ; � W � j z w > Q � � � � w > ; _ r` Richard H. Harris Chairman ° PTanning Commission � Note: The time and place of this meeting �as inadvertently left off M this notice. a cc • This meeting will be on Wednesday, June 25. 1975, in the Council W Chamber of the Civic Center at 8:00 P.M. at 6431 University Avenue N.E. � z w U U ' , � � V . . �� ri 0 � r 'x•7 ' Planning Commission _ �--� / �? �!S_ _ � Council _ _ _ _ ._ _ ,._ _ ._._ _. Mailing List SAV �75-06 Michael McFarland � �Vacate the alley in Block 15, Fridley Park Addition between - . Lots 11-14 and 15-18 I�' Mr. & Mrs. Robert McCready � 4944 York Averue S. ; Minneapolis, Mn 55410 � � Mr. & Mrs. Lavern Dornbusch ; 40 64th Way N.E. Frid�ey, Mn 55432 Mr. & Mrs. James Braziel 110 64th Way N.E. j Fri dl ey ,�Mn 55432 ( Mr. & Mrs. Michael McFarland 98 64th Way N.E. I Fridley,Mn 55432 � � . ' Mr. & Mrs. James Lanqenfe�td 7� 63 1/2 Way N.E. Fridley, Mn 55432 � Mildred M. King. 71 63 1/2 Way N.E. Fridley, Mn 55432 Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Lowe ; 39 63 1/2 Way N.E. i � Fridley, Mn 55432 i � Mr. & Mrs. Francis Morrison '; 19 63 1/2 Wa.Y N.E. i Fridley, Mn 55432 Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Anderson 15 63 1/2 Wa.v N. E. 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Le�;a1 De�crip�ion or Property: • ' 1' l� .r //' �' ! .�; . / :� % � � � � C - /� �' �-` �` . �'�% ;� ,-> ��- . _ , �« v �" I� ,'-?- i! eason for Lot Split: / ;%��" nJ '�?L� %''� l it/ r!= iU'�: �-= G.�, i.� ;F-/,+ ,n,� . ttil Are�. of rt,y �sq , ft . � F"rQSent Zonin� Cl�.seif i.cation___(� The underei�ned hereby declares that all the facts and r_epresentr�i:ions stated in this application r�,re true and correct. � DATE: C �i �� % 7 SIGNATtTRE �.�: ; `,.� _,�..� .'� �� (,��,.� �a_ � BEI,�W I'OR CITY U� r, OPII,Y (SeQ ��vezcsQ Qide for �.ditionnl inatxucti.ona} PLATS & SUBS: Date of Con�ideration - -�---- - Remarkg: � . � PI,ANrdING COPZMTSSION: Date of. Conoideration - r� �,�5 �� Remark$: �� CITY COUNCIL: Dai:e of Conaidaratian - lietnc►xk4 : � 1:LVA JA;�F; ; r'1 I � ... ._ . ;, , �� L.S.#75-02, RICHARD JANKE �'�� Split L.ot 11, Block 1, Rice Creek Plaz South Additianin�o Parcels A& B because of error in f�nce location. 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Council Action: Ua.te R1�i�t.9.RKS : Zip Code Street City Zip Code Home Business .��,.m.�. - Prop�rty Locc�tio7 0� :itoeet . �> or Exact Street Adclress (IF L�ZY.� �%��$�'� �ft�a�'�� -- - . Le�l Description of Pro�erty: �� Y' l/.� ' t�/� ..3 5.�.� .C, /� l�/C ,�A/c% S i a! . Reason fox Lot Split: ?'6 1��7%�,4 �.r- ,¢ dc�; �. �,r� P��i �/�.� �,; -7'�� .. Total Area of �ropert��_sq. ft. � Yre�ent Zonir�r, Clasaification P--/ � ' The underaigned hereby declrares that all the facte and represent�tions st�.ted in this �.pplication axe true and correct. ' ' • • ' DATE: . ^ .� ^ SIGNl�'I'tTRE' r ' . � B�LOid FOR CITY iTSr Q'_r�I,Y (Se4 ��v�fiee aic�Q for ditional instructions) .��... , . ^ PLATS & SUBS: Date of Coneideratio.n - . . Remeurke : PI�ANNZNG COY�lMISSION: Date o$ Coneideration - Rewaxks: CTTY CUUNCIL: Date of Corioideration - . Remark�• . �-� � � u / � L.S. #75-03, ARTHUR L. 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Date of Consideration - �NUT HtHKU • Remarks: ' PLANNING COMMISSION: Date of Conoideration - T 6/2�/75 ^ Remarks: . • CITY COUNCIL: Date of Congideration - � Remarka: , �.�. ,.�,� �., w.__� . ,._...,.�,..� r ,... . � �.. : �.,o,.�..rr--.�,-,.�.. .,.�.. ., � .. II f � � �� ' • I II � � I► � 1 � . �� , �I �r � � � '�I'r" ( ( � �� ._ .— � — J�" L _ � _ �' � _ �.� �>�U�:C.E.t'SE' _ 1 .f� � � e � �D ` . •i .S ..� fA�a�_�„ f'� n�,j .��re ��.� PY��:� � i til I i L.S. �75-04, bv Robert Schroer I I�'� "' Same legal description as Specia l Use � �a� �}-; . � �� c . . �� y .. � ; tr . . WIN STEPHENS DA•ISUN NORTH SP #75-05i � � �` to be located, o�� the N. 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