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VAR 07.693 o Describe the variance requested. (Attech PRat ®. °S TT 7 M'rfCY showing location of proposed building, etce a 9�0e� M 2 jcia iiO3:' prc�per[:ie� and ownership within 200° of said property.) OjW l iAIF- iA `DOL; GLG GKNE MOD- 1)LASCH A- ®P V-OUSG ' VLACC VP'MICq QbOM �6EtAIMID GA ( 2A QF C `TI-hS WOULD 3te Ib V--' P -,�16EV4e-4146,44,4L ��cepv✓ �� 3 4/ 1 i yo-® Coments by administrative official denying original 7sgnest for building permmit or other permit. (To be completed by admin iotTcaftiva Appropriate ordinances and sect+on of ordinances to be 090ce of Hearing appeared in official Newspaper an that following detest (must Se at least once 15 days before meetiaa$ -- Zoo of aottZe to be attached) i. Boo rd Members notified of meeting by xo )9& (Ust 14mbers, Date Notified, and "n ' for p +Wane to attand hearian;) m e t Plan to Attend T. Person making appeal and the following property ewers waving property within 2001 not i f l(ad e By Phone Notified by memo Date oa ig (An„itia JYj R. U.),( -L, V.'I, ST a 02. M,CriREL Tl.tZ ,NS+C 1 X1903 -;W-b +h,?. R6oj LI b 14tss 4'13 n,a. ����L� �Cvst�Ei�,�l N �y� a�►-0 MQ, 2��c� 7omAL� % �t✓.� Mk. Yp� rqu� GTE2S®� a!'I� � ate, tt UtJ a XJ 'K 4'7 r%S - �.2• FO--- Cl- c,iASd r3 Y3 -ay 94 ZQsapi4 n164A rC g9A9 •. The y®�jovll4ng Board Members and Interested parties voice premment at the eeas148a BOARD MMER-9- n ® 3 OTOR PARTIES WAM ADDRESS 90 opinions mad recommendations by BOARD W APPEAM. It. Action by City cminc&1 and Date-. R0. For Above ions Against Recomendationg It. Action by City cminc&1 and Date-. 47 2�'F St. N.E. Fridley, Minnesota 55421 June 9, 1969 Mr. Richard W. Alder 4762 2j Street N. E. Fridley, Kirmesota 55421 Dear Dick: This letter will confirm_ that I understand your proposed addition and the fact I am in no way opposed to the addition. Your addition- WM include a double attached garage which will extend four (4) feet in front of your present house; a family room directly behind the garage which will be less than ten feet but greater than six feet from the dine, and a dining area addition directly behind your present kitchen. Very truly yours, J` _e � r rf V Y,ortg5ge issociares Lne. ��.F* 1:12 fq 7 - 2 4 it (Zi F. C. JACKSON LAND SURVEYOR I 0 REGISTERED UNDER LAWS OF STATE OF MINNESOTA 1 Na LICENSED BY ORDINANCE OF CITY OF MINNEAPOLIS 3616 EAST 55TH'STREET PA. 4-468 Scale - I"= 2,01 burbepor's; Certificatt 119 24.3 30''_ —06 V') 20.3 —'n -'Z> A I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THE ABOVE IS A TRUE AND CORRECT PLAT OF A t SURVEY OF a mortguse survey Lots 3 and 4 BInck 6, Plymoutb Addition. Anoka Cour.ty,Minr. As SURVEYED BY ME THIS-- DAY DFJtarch19 65 --.-.A. D. F F. C. CKSON, INNESOTA REG RATION. No. 3600 /I I TO9999-- 1�P? � 9 CTFv @ �'��.V 'x._� i" �� ^'"" tem' i' 1^� E`� 4 l - � Y.m .Fir 63MVS. d.a==wst,b i AVE. gFA'�5 ColiavnbJa Heights, MinnesotaPHONE.- '360-3450 SUBJECT: Public Searing before the Board of A 1 _g DATE: done 13. 1969 FOLD Please pablish the -following requesU PaBmm J=e- 113, —1969 PLEASE REPLY TO -R-31 SIGNED DATE SIGNED SEND WHITE AND PINK COPIES WITH CARBON INTACT PINK COPY IS RETURNED WITH REPLY. DETACH THIS COPY RETAIN FOR ANSWER OFFICIAL NOTICE CITY OF FRIDLEY PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE THE BOARD OF APPEALS TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the Board of Appeals of the City of Fridley will meet in the Council Chambers of the City Hall at 7:30 P.M. on Wednesday, July 2, 1969 to consider the following matter: A request for variances of Section 45.26 to reduce the existing front yard setback (taken from 1965 survey) from 30 feet to 26 feet and Section 45.23 to reduce the sideyard requirement from 10 feet to 6.7 feet to permit the construction of an attached double garage on Lots 3 & 4, Block 6, Plymouth Addition the same being 4762-22 Street N.E., Fridley, Minnesota. (Request by Richard W. Alder, 4762-22 Street N.E., Fridley, Minnesota 55421). Anyone desiring to be heard with reference to the above matter may be heard at this meeting. DONALD MITTELSTADT CHAIRMAN BOARD OF APPEALS PUBLISH: June 18, 1969 °/7,pe -;�'� 1/'76--17 -7y� T i Iii ui G i i T ui G i i n i Iii P -- IOIBcial abllmdoal OFFICIAL NOTICE CITY OF FRIDLEY PUBLIC HEARING BEFORETHE BOARD OF APPEALS I TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HEREBY' GIVEN THAT the Board 4 Appeals of the City of Fridley will meet in the Council Chamfers of the City Hall at 17:30 p.m. on Wednesday, July 2, 1969 to consider following matter: A request for variances of -tion 45.26 to reduce the existing front yard setback Raked from 1985 survey) from 30 feet to 26 feet and Section 45.23 to reduce, the side - ,yard requirement from 10 feet to 6.7 feet to 1 permit.the construction of an attached dou- I ble garage on, Loin 3 & 4, Block 6, Ply- ' mouth! Addition the same being 47624% Street N.E.. Fridley, Minnesota. I(Request by jehard,. W. Alder, 4762-21/2 Street N.E., Fridley, Minnesota 55421). Anyone desiring to be heard wikh refer- ence to the above matter may be heard at this meeting. DONALD MPITE,I STADT CHAIRMAN BOARD OF APPI+jALS (June 18,19691—TC 4.780 2j Street N.E. Fridley, Minnesota 55421 June 9, 1969 Mr. Richard Alder 4762 22 Street N.E. Fridley, Minnesota 55421 Dear Dick: This letter will confirm that I understand your proposed addition and the fact I am in no way opposed to the addition. Your addition will include a double attached garage which will extend four (4.) feet in front of your present house; a family roam directly behind the garage which will be less than ten feet but greater than six feet from the line, and a dining area addition directly behind your present kitchen. Very truly yours, I P"O'. 00 in, July 2, 1969 TO: Fridley Board of Appeals FROM: Richard W. Alder SUBJECT: Request for Variances of Section 45.26 and 45.23 for Lots 3 and 4, Block 6 of Plymouth Addition (the same being 4762 - 2% Street, N.E. rridley, Minnesota 55421; owned by Richard W. Alder.) Gentlemen: SUMMARY The purpose of this document is to request variance of Section 45.26 and 45.23 for the purpose of constructing an attached double garage, family room, and eating area addition to the property located at 4762 - 2'/2 Street, N.E., (Lots 3 and 4, Block 5 of Plymouth Addition), Fridley, Minnesota 55421. After review of the facts, please issue instructions allowing the issuance of a construction permit for said project. The present structure located at 4762 - 2% Street, N.E., Fridley, Minnesota 55421, is an extremely small three bedroom rambler with inadequate eating area and extremely limited family living area. Following is a list of reasons why I want to do the proposed addition: 1. Hardship of extremely small eating area with a growing family (both in number of children and in size). It is imperative to provide adequate eating area. This is my single most important problem. 2. Family living area. With the children growing, I want to provide a family room where the children may entertain their friends at any time. With the decrease in emphasis on family relationships and family importance, I hope to utilize the family room as a bulwark to strengthen our family and maintain family importance. 3. Economic hardship. With the rapid inflation of wages, materials, and interest rates, the only way I can provide my family with a home having adequate living space is to expand our present dwelling. •+ Fridley Board of Appeals July 2, 1969 Page 2 4. Asthetic value. The proposed addition will add to the neighborhood and make the physical appearance much nicer. On the average, most people in our area are very concerned with upkeep, etc. and any additions which add asthetic value are well received. (Letters from neighbors indicating their understanding and approval have been obtained.) In conclusion, I feel the foregoing are valid substantial reasons for granting a permit. Obviously the City of Fridley will benefit also by having a local neighborhood improved and increasing the city tax base. Sin erely, 1 Richard W. Alder R WAlcs THE MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING OF JULY 2, 1969 The meeting was called to*order by Chairman Mittelstadt at 7:35 P.M. MEMBERS PRESENT: Mittelstadt, Ahonen, Minish, Harris, 0°Bannon MOTION by Minish to approve the minutes of June 25, 1969 as written. Seconded by Ahonen. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. 1. A REQUEST FOR VARIANCES OF SECTION 45.26 TO REDUCE THE EXISTING FRONT (TAKEN FROM 1965 SURVEY FROM 30 FEET TO 26 FEET AND SECTION 45.23 TO SIDEYARD REQUIREMENT FROM 10 FEET TO 677 FEET TO PERMIT THE CONSTRUCT Mr. Alder was present to present his request to the Board. He brought with him a memo entitled "To the Board of Appeals, From Richard W. Alder". The memo stated the reasons why Mr. Alder wants to build the proposed addition and garage onto the dwelling and the reasons why he thought it was necessary to have the variances. MOTION by Harris to receive the memo from Mr. Alder. Seconded by Minish. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. Mr. Alder explained that there would be 14 feet between his lot line and the next structure and 20.7 feet between the proposed structure and the next structure. He is bringing the garage 4 feet ahead of the house to avoid the complications in tying the two roofs together, as the house has a hipped roof. If he were required to line up the garage with the house the materials needed, in tying the two structures together, would run into money. The addition being added on behind the proposed garage will become the family eating area. The present eating area is approximately 6 feet by 6 feet. MOTION by Minish to receive two lettere from Mr. Alder, signed by the adjacent property owners, stating they know about and do not object to Mr. Alders garage and addition. Seconded by Harris. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. MOTION by Ahonen to close the public hearing. Seconded by -Harris. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. MOTION by Minish to grant the request for the following reasons: 1. The front yard setback could not be met without interferring with the roof line of the house.as the house has a hipped roof. 2. The sideyard variance is necessary to permit the construction of a 22 foot double garage. 3. Mr. Alder has submitted reasons to the Board as to why the VAri&noep are almost a neRppsjty, in his case, -with a growing family. r r� 'w The Minutes of the Board of Appeals Meeting of July 2, 1969 e 2 4. There was submitted, letters signed by the adjacent property owners indicating their approval. Mr. O'Bannon arrived at 7:50 P.M. from the Plats and Subdivisions -Streets and Utilities meeting. Seconded by Ahonen. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried. 2. A REQUEST EM A SPECIAL USE PERMIT AS PER SECTION 45.16 TO OPERATE A TRA1LB ESTABLIS P IN M-1 ZONING LOCATED ON THE WEST 375_FEET OF LOT 3. ®UDITOR' SUBDIVISION NO. 82, PARCEL 710, THE SAME BEING 7151 HIGHWAY #65, F'RIDLE'l, F REOU T BY CASTLE MOBILE HONKS. HIGHWAY 52. ROUTE 6. OSSEO. MINNESOTA. Mr. Bernard Rotter -President of Castle Mobile Homes, Mr. Willis Johnson -Secretary - Treasurer of Castle Mobile Homes and Mr. Mike Kubiatowicz-Representing Macey Signs were present to present the request. Mr. Rotter explained to the Board where the land is located, and that it is 160 feet wide and 325 feet deep. He also explained that they feel Highway #65 is the best location they could find for a mobile home sales establishment as 90 per cent of the traffic travels on Highway #65. We don't require a very large piece of land as.we only plan to have around 11 mobile homes, and this lot is what we are looking for. We would be leasing this land, from Mr. Harstad, for a three year period. He has indicated he is not Interested in selling the land. Mr. Rotter was asked what type of a building would the main office be. He answered they operate out of a mobile home that has been partitioned into offices. It would be 12 feet by 60 feet long. To put up a permanent structure would be a disadvantage for them. Mr. Harris asked if they were planning on blacktopping any area of the property. Mr. Rotter said they were planning on blacktopping the entrance and parking e:ea. The area where the mobile homes are parked would be rock. Mr. Harris asked if they had any sanitary facilities as the City Code calls for two restrooms. Mr. Rotter said they would install two restrooms inside of the main office mobile home. The Board was shown sketches, of the proposed layout, drawn up by Macey signs. The Board asked about the proposed lighting and fencing. Mr. Rotter said they planned on having quartz lights, colored lights and security lights. They had not planned on any fencing. MOTION by Harris to close the public hearing. Seconded by Minish. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. She Minutes of the Board of Appeals Meeting of July 2, 1969 EEO 3 Chairman Mittelstadt informed the applicant that if the request was granted the Special Use Permit would terminate when the three year lease was up and the property would revert automatically back to M-1 Zoning unless the applicant reapplied and was granted another permit. MOTION by O'Bannon to approve the request with the following stipulations; 1. There will be no permanent residence in the mobile homes, and no repairing of or storage of damaged trailers. 2. The Special Use Permit will expire when the three year lease expires and the. property will revert back to M-1 Zoning. ' 3. Adequate security lighting be installed for better observation by the Police. 4. The entrance and perking area are to be blacktopped. 5. Two restrooms be installed for the public's use. 6. There be a minimum distance of 15 feet between structures and the trailers be parked horizontally on one side of the lot and vertically on the other side to provide an adequate parking area. Seconded by Harris. Upon a voice vote, Ahonen and Minish voting nay, the motion carried. Mr. Minish explained his vote by saying that he had nothing against this particular operation but he felt Central Avenue was developing into a mobile homes sales street and by allowing another mobile home sales operation into this area would only worsen this condition, and we would be encouraging other mobile home operations to come into the City to request more spot rezoning along Central Avenue. He felt it would be better if the applicant would look for a piece of land wherethey could have permanent occupancy instead of asking for a Special Use Permit where they would only be assured of a three year occupancy. Mr. Ahonen agreed with Mr. Minish in his reasons for voting against the request. Chairman Mittelstadt asked the applicant to bring in a copy of their lease with Mr. Harstad, which the public could examine if they so wished, to be assured that the lease and the permit would be for a three year period only. ADJOURNMENT: The meeting was adjourned by Chairman Mittelstadt at 8:45 P.M. Respectfully submitted, MARY HINV Secretary 11