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OFFICIAL NOTICE CITY OF FRIDLEY PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE THE BOARD OF APPF.ALS TO WHOM �T MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS EEREBY GIVEN THAT the Board of Appeals of the City of Fridley will me�t in the Council Chamber of the City Hall at 7:30 P.M. on Tuesday, April 13, 1971 to coasider the following ma,tter: A requeat for a variance of Section 45.053, 4, B4, Fridley City Code, to reduce the setback for an accasaory building on a corner lot, which is within 25 faet of the co�on property line, from 30 feet to 24 feet to allow the construction of a garage to be located on Lot 42, Block 3, Melody Manor 4 th Addition, the same being 7564 Jackson Street N.E., Fridley, Minnesota. (Request by Mr. Elwood Wade, 7564 Jackson Street N.E., Fridley, �Miruiesota. ) Anyone desiring to be heard with reference to the above item may be hesrd at this meeting. ROBERT A. MIDTISH CHAIRMAN BOARD OF APPEALS April 2, 1971 Board of Appeals Fridley City Hall 6431 University Avenue N.E. Fridley, Minnesota 55432 Re: Request for Variance 7564 Jackson Street N.E, Gentlemen: I�m the property owner of the lot Jackson Stree� N.E. This letter is to variance that is being requested by Mr. ob}ections to this variance. Sincerely, im Briedex 7550 Tempo Terrace N.E. that is adjacent and west of 7564 inform you that I am aware of the Elwood Wade and that I have no ti� !` � THE BOARD OF APPEALS MINUTES OF APRIL 13, 1971 The meeting was called to osder by Chairman Minish at 7:35 P.M. �ERS PRESENT: Minish, Drigans, iiarju �ERS ABSENT: Ahonen, Sondheimer OTHERS PRESENT: A1 Bagstad-Building Official �YON by Drigans to approve the 1�larch 23, 1971 minutes as written. Seconded by Harju. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried una.nimous ly , 1. A REQUEST FOR A VARIANCE OF SECTION 56.05 4. B1. TO INCRF.ASE THE MAXIl�IIIM HEIGHT There was no one preseait to present the request. MOTYON by Drigaais to continue the table on �his item until the April 27, 1971 meeting. Seconded by H,arju. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried uaan ia�ous ly . 2. A REQUEST FOR A VARIANCE OF SECTYON 45.OS3 4 B4 T�Y CITY CODE. TO REDUCE � Mr. Elwood Wade was present to present the request. A survay verifying the location of the existing house on the lot and also showing the proposed location of the garage was shown to the Board. Mx. Wade explained his home is located on a corner lot at the intersection of Tempo Terrace and Jackson Street. His home faces Jackson and he wanta his garage to face Tetnpo and to line up with the 24 foot setback on the side of his home. This place ment of the garage will allow him to retain most of the back yard which ie his main concern. This placement will also set his gara,ge 11 feet ahead of the home on the adjacent lot. Mr. Wade aubmitted to the Board a letter of no objection from Mr. Tim Brieder the adjacent p�operty ownex. .s �' The Board of Appeals Minutes of April 13, 1971 Pa�e 2 3. MOTION by Harju to receive the letter from Ms. Brieder. Seconded by Drigans. Upoa a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. Mr. Wade continued the garage will be placed 8 feet from the property line because of a 6 foot drainage and utility eas�ment and will be constructed to match the house. MOTION by Ih�igans to close the public heari�g. Seconded by Harju. Upon a voice vote� thexe being no nays, the mAtion carried unanimously. MOTION by Harju to reco�end to the Council approval of the variance with one stipulation: The construction t=im of the gsrage-�ostch the honse to enhaace the appearance of the property. Seconded by Drigans. Mr. Drigans added he felt the hardship was the fact that the garage would have to be sat b�ck far on the property to meet the Code requirement and the applicant would lose a lot of his back yard. The applicant i.s just trying to line up his garage with his home. Upon a voice vote on the 1�TION, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. A RFAUEST FOR A VARIANCE OF SECTION 45.053. 1Ba �Tn►•� CITY C4DE� TO REDUCE THE MINIIKf7M LOT AREA. FOR A LOT SECORDED BEFORE DECII+�ER 29. 1955. FROM 7.500 SQUARE FEET TO 5,500 SQUARE FEET TO ALLOW THE CUNSTRUCTxON OF A DWELLING ON LOTS 3 AND 4, Mr. A1 Williams was preaent to present the request. He presented a sketch of the lots to the Board which showed that each lot is 25 feet by 110 feet. Mr. William8 stated the laad or either side of these lots is built on so there is no additional adjacent property available to obtain to add to the lots to make a larger building site. He continued the house will be 26 feet by 38 feet with a 10 foot setback on the West and a 14 foot setback on the East for a driveway. There will be no garage. 1�T�ON by Iiarju to close the public hearing. Seconded by Drigans. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. MOTION by Drigans to reco�end to the Council approval of the variance as the hardship is that there is no other way this land can be developed and by developing it, it will be adding to our tax base. Seconded by Harju. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried uaanimously. land Planning ��C�� 6875 Highway No.65 N.E. land Surveying �� /� ,/ � � Minneapolis� Soits Testing �'-'��P ��,e�P��) • ��• Min�. 55432 Civil Engineering • �� Telephone 784-60¢6 Municipol Engincering' E13g1I1@@TS �L SUI'V@yOTS Area Code 612 R/�or��,�� Lo�g �urvey for �L�hfO�C� �v/�Q� � �r Y V' w -�� -� � -�- �� i�'' � .� � J � � � / ��1 j ` 1 . �► � �r E� . o I � 2 Z %�,%� r !y d � � N � •' '7 � N ( / �' J / � -:z� ' ^ . . i � 0 I ►7. cp3 - � ., D� � r't4.1 � ..��., ��•..�-.• U � � �i .S� ,� =. . U� . ;� r . , f1 -� V : � oJ�•o� ^.�•t - -- ?'`i' S � -- — o � � o 0 9 � �s' a-� f �h� � � �P � ��=�� -��.� 0 � �! � t�. � 1 V � � � � u � �� u �..� � �-� � �C�� 1_. � �`; � �, �.1� �� - `�� 1 t � c� t� CouN i � �� tJO��A. This is o♦rue ond correct representation of a survey of the boundaries of the land a6ove described and of the location o1 all 6uildings� if any� thereon� and all visible encroachments� if any� from or on said land. This survey is made only in connecfion with a mortgoge loon now being ploced on the property and no liability is aisumed except io the halder of such mor4goge or any other in4erest acquired by the reoson oF such mortgage. 14 is undersfood and egreed no monuments have becn placed for the purpose of establishing lot lines or boundary ��` corners. Dafed this�dey of ia-> ' A.D.19.],L. SU�U�t�l�i99 EWtal�l�E�16l9G, IF�C. 1 � . � j, Engineers � 5j` rveyors / l/_�,.-., +�, 1 �nG.,_ 3� ��cV r: � �.;,/ ' �JL..C?I� ° t � byi..•.'- ,:�`.�,.l, !'��ii.±./.��'�X.O 7 / �� V Land Planning � � �� 6675 Highway No.65 N.E. �� rP� �r�d land Surveying �� • • y � /+ Minneopolis� Soils Testing ��A��j7 / ��(- • Minn. 5543T Civit Engineering • �� Telephone 784-60¢6 Municipal Engincering EI1g1YlE'02'S gL Surveyors • a�ea Code 612 19/�ort��a,�� I.o�a� �u�v�y for �l_�./OdCJ v�/=,Q�.:o. � o� � � � W -�� -+� � -.�,- �� .� � � �� i • f ��\1 � ` J � `1 � � E i ; 22 j;. o � �� ,, /; 0 a '' ;}� � N � / ,7 � N I'-� °/ a i _ :Z ' � . I n ��.c�s --� , ., G � Z4.i p ...� .�;, . , . U i � u- .9 � �• � Ln � r ; � � :_ q �.03 1 � n�� a.� - --- 39.5.'-._.. _ ._ o � �, o O 9 4 � 4� 1 `� .� i �� -�� V � a U' � U � �� o � 2 � �c�� , �. � — � � 1._. � I�" t' %� � �lQ �"� �.-�'� �� 1 1 t C.� l� CouN ; � c�r- �tJa��A, This is a true and correcf representution of a survey.of the boundaries of the land above described and of the location of all buildings� if any� thereon� ond oll visible encroochments� if any� from or on soid land. This survey is mode onFy in connection with a mo�tgoye loan now being pluced on 1he property and no liability is ossumed - except fo the hotde• of such mortgage or any other interest acquired by the reason of such mortgage. It is undersfood and agreed no monuments have been placed for the purpose of establishing Iet lines or boundary ��,��,! corners. Doted this j��day of�A. D. 19�. %� ^ SU�U��.�,F� EfdialPvl@�RIRdG, IR�C. En �neers � J� � � ITIG�I_ ��t �CU g / S rveyois Sczle � + bY `: ,�%�f%,/,,,: �, �„r::;r.., �`t o '�`�REGULAR COi1NCIL MEETING OF APRIL 19, 1971 e PAGE 14 The Acting City Manaqer said that the cost of se�ding is $3,310 and can be found in the �udget, and the cost of the irrigation syste�n is S��288 using our own labor. This is an estimate by an irrigation company, and does not represent a firn► commiisaent. Councilman Harris conaaented that the City would have to go out for bids anyhow. Councilman Kelshaw asked if the fathers could do the work, wculd this::help'uaich. The Parke Director said yes, it would make a difference. He added that he did have �o�ae reservations on his staff doing the work. A member of the audience said that he was pres�.dent of an Association, and their association has volunteered to do the work. Councilman Liebl said that the Parks and Recreation Department made this their #1 priority, and wantsd the irriqation system badly. It was an $18,000 package when it came before the Council. Then the Council wondered how it could be made cheaper. The Parks and Recreation people are already pressured with work. He said that he had talked to Mr. John Anderson and he felt that the jab would cost $16,000 -$18,000 and then you would have a guarantee by the contractor. He said that the Council wauld have been better off to have left the $18,000 in the budget. That estimate was close. Counci].man Breider asked if the Parks Department could do the work. The Parks Director said yes, with the supezvision of a profeasional. Councilman Breider wondered if it would not be an advantage to have the men familiar with the system when it cames to maintenance. The Parks Director added that he thought there w�ld be a guarantee of the work because there would be a professional s�pervising. Councilman Breider ca�uented that it would seem worth while to experiment with the Parks people putt3ng in the system. RESOLUTION #49-1971 - 1► RESC�LUTIOIJ TRANSFERRIDiG FTJI�IDS kTITHIN THE GENERAL FE11�1p s AZOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Resolution #49-1971, putting an additional $2000 in the Parks budqet for the irrigation system. Seconded by Councilman Relshaw. Upon a voice vote, sll voting aye, Magor Kirkham cieclared the motion carried unanimously. Councilman Liebl asked what w�s cut out of the budqet with the $1000 rental item. The Parks Director said that this waa in the budqet to cover the ren�al of apecialized equipment that the City does not awn. Councilman Lieb1 asked about the disaster fund. The Acting City Manager said that there was $2300 in a special account in the bank beinq held in escrow. RECEMNG TI�E MINUTES OF THE BO�RD OF APPEAIS I�ETING OF ApRIL 13, 1971: l. A REQUEST FOR A VARIANCE OF SECTION 45.053, d, Bd, FRIDI,EY CITY CQDE, TO REDUCE _THE SETHACK FOR AN A(�ESSORY BU�LA2Dt6 OAI � CO�dER LpT. �dI(�i IS WITHIN a5 �r oF � co�o� p�p�r z,artE, �a so �r To a� �r z�o Ar.LOw � COATSTRUCTION OF A Gd4R71GE �'O BE ypC1�TED OI�T I,pT �2, gIACIC 3� I�,pDy �OR 4TH ADDITION, THE $AME B,EING 7564 JACRSON STREET N.E. 1PRIDLEY I�IINNESOTA. (REQTJLST BY ELWOOD WAD�E, 7564 JACKSO�T STREET N.E , FRIDLEY. MINNFSOTA)s The City Engineer said that the B�rd of Appemla reco�eaded apDsaval o� the requ�at for a variance. Mr. Wade submitted a letter fraa Timothy Breider, adjacent P=opertY cwner, aqreeirig with t�he placement of the qaraqe. REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING O]E' �RSL 19, 1971 �., � PAGE 13 ' Mr. John Anderson said that it would cost about $16,000 for the total jobo He �aid that the City Engine�r speaks about the c.osts rising every year, and the same thing would apply here. This i� no� a kid project, and he did not believe anyone in tl�ae City knows exactly vahat is involved in putting in an underground system. CounciLaan Harras said that it appeared the total request was $11,598. The Parks Director said yes, this is based on the installation being done by his department. for 2� weeks. It is also based on the company giving this estimate providing a supervisor, such as a pluatber, to oversee the operation. Mr. John Anderson said that he did the layout for City Hallo He said that he did not represent any company, just a tax payer, but he would like to see the layout. The Parks Director said that this is an estimate submitted by a company at the City°s request and was n�t a bido This is a b�ll park figure, with the City involved in th� installationo `I'he total cost not involving the City employees is $16,171. The Parks Director said that tiaere was $6300 left in the budqet for this itean, with the recoa�eaadation that an investigation be made to use City employees for the labor. The City Attorney sa�d that he had a co�nent, just as a tax payer. He said that he had a boy participating in the program, and has long felt that C�mnons Park needed an irrigation system. He said it disturbed him that there is a substantial playground area developed by the school and paid fos by our taxes that seems to just sit there. He said that this was just south of 61st. Mr. Anderson said that what is done with the school area ia irrelevant. Mr. Olson said that there is a group of 8- 12 year olds, perhaps 500 - 600 boys last year, that use that area. There are football games played there because Co�nons Park is not suitable. It is used for football and Little League. The City Attorney said that he thought that this area should be used, rather than sitting empty during the su�nner. He said that he objected to a duplication of facilities if it was not necessary. A member of the audience sa.id that the Football Association did utilize that field. They had asked the achool to let them play their games there. Time is a big factor here because tl�ere are no lights. Towards the end of the season, Comm�ons Park was unplayable arid they had many i.njuries. The City Attorney asked if they pla�y baseball there in the s�+�++*prtiu�e. The member of the audience said that there were not facilities for baseball. The m�ber of the audience said that their organization supports 18 . teaues . They have.tolci the coaches aot to alisow practice on the liqhted fields. 7""hey had three travelling teams, and won.a cbaanpionship. �hey �ve 35 men devoting a lot of their time and they buy all �heis a�rn equipment, but tbey still get a lot of injuries. Counci]man Harri� said that lie had an undergrc�nd aprinkling sYst�m put i.n at his hamie. For 3500 square feet it cost him $200. The Council felt that they could leave $6300 in the budget and have the City employees do the work. It appeared that they were about $5000 short. The Park� Directos �aid that they have saane other funds that could be transferred that would leave the� about $1500 short. Councilman Harris a8i.d in answar 'to the City Attorney'� question that he did not waret to say that this tavuld be a duplication of services. The School Board has spend a gseat dsal of money. The irrigation system certainly is a necessity for the Park. The School Bo�ud #1a� never bee� approached by the Ci�y. There are a lot of baseball teams in this City. Th�y practice and play here, and run the diarmonds into dust. J ,' ` REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF APRIL 19, 1971 PAGE 15 MOTION by Councilman Kelsha.w to gxant tkie variance requested by Mr. Elwood Wade. Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion ca�ried unanimously. 2. A RE UEST FOR A VF.RIANCE OF 5ECTION 45.053, 1B, FRIDLEY CITY CODE, TO REDUC� THE MINIMUM LOT AF�EA, F01R A IAT RECORDED BEFORE DEC�MBER 29, 1955, FROhi 7,SOO SQUARE FEET TO 5.500 SQUAR]E FEET TO ALLO[4 THE CONSTRIICTION OF A DWELLING ON LOTS 3 AND �, flL�IC Ri RIVERVIE67 HEIGHTS ADDITION, THE S�ME BEIATG 611 HUGO STREET N E , FRTDLEY, MINNESOTA. (RIEQUEST BY MEt. A.L. WZLLIAMS, 9g7 86TH l��iEIdUE A1.W. , COOIJ RAPIDS, MINNESOTA 55�33) : The City Engineer said that this request is to reduce the lot area from 7500 square feet to 5500 square ie�t. There are no availabl.e lots on either side of these lo�.s. The Board of App��1s recoanmended approval of the request. MOTIOAI by Councilman Kel.s��a to gx�ant the variance requested by Mr. A;L. Willi�►s with the stipulation tlaat tka� building plans for t,Yi�e house a�e to be presented to the Council. Seconded by Courici]anan Breider for discussion. Councilman Breider aslced whe�e this house is to be located and the City Engineer said on Augo Street. Councilan�.n Breider asked the footage and the City Engineer replied that theae would be 50 feet across the front. THE VOTE upon the motion, being a voice vote, all votinq aye, Nlayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimoaxsly. 3. A�UEST FOR A V�1RII�Y+TGE OF SECTiON 45.053, �B, FRIDI+EY CITY CODE, TO DECREASE TFIE SIDE YPsRD SE`l�a AGiC F.�OUIgtFMENT FR(JM 10 FEET TO 9.5 FEET TO l�aLLOT�T THE CONSTRiJCTION O�' A D�T'�LL3A1C3 ON LOT 1, BLOCYC 2, C�iI�3P7' S ADDZTIOi+1, TiiE SAM� BEING 6216 STINSON BOUI��RD N.E., FRIDLEY, MINNESOTd1. (REQUEST BY RICIiARD _ MILLER HOAiES, INC., 1700 �ILVER I�,KE RQAD; NEW BRY�O�1. MINNESOT� 55112) : The City Enganeer e�:plained �hat this variance is only � foot necessary because after the worlc�2n put in th� b�sement, a verification survay was iaade and it was found that they were § foo�t orf. MOTIOIV by Council.man Kel.slz�� to grant the variance reques�ed by Rich�rd Miller Ho�aes. Seconded by Council��n Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kir}cham declared the motio�i c�xried unanunously. � 4. A RE UEST FOR A VARZa�dC� OF SECTIQAT �5.053, 4B, 3, TO REDUC� TI3E SIDE YARD WIDTH ADJOINING AN d��ACEi�A G...��E FRpM 5 FEET TO 2.3 FEET �'O AI�LOW THE ENL�EMF1�iT OF THE E�I5TIg7G SINGLE G�GE IN3`� A DOUBLE GA�'�GE LOCATED ON IAT 9, BIAQC 1� LY�IID?I.� BUIIzDERS 4TH ADDITION, THE SAP�E BEIDdG 572 CHERI LAD1E � N. E., FRIDI,�%, F1�IQNESOTR. (RE�UEST BY l�i. ROBERT DIETRICH, 572 CEiERI LANE , N. E., Fi2Z1.�I.�Y , MINNESOTA) : The City Engineer reporterl tha� the Board Of Appe�ls recommended approval of the v�ri�nce. � ' MOTION by Councilanan Harris �.o approve the vaxi�ce requested by Mr. Robert Dietrich, vaith the cc�unen� th�t this is the reason tt�a� he would like all the pl�s to shcw double garaqas. �The �otion ��s seconded and upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Ibiaayor Ki�ckh�rn d2clared the motion caxried unan�mausly. . -i� �,�� ;� � �I � I� _J, � � �- - - � , � � . �_ , _ � -- �.- � .; -y �--' -_�--------- --____ I � _ � � - �� a �� ti�� 1