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SP88-05 (2) � CITY OF FRIDLEY I 6431 UNIVERSITY /! N.E. � FRIDLEY� MN b543� SPECIAL�E PERMIT SP � �38-- D� (612)571-3450 SPECIAL USE PERb1IT FEE �0 RECEIPI' # a��S 9 9�iIDULID PLANN]NG OJNII�ISSION MEETING DATE:____��/o(p`,�� . / S�iIDULID CITY QXJNCIL NIEETING DATE: _ � PROPERTY INFORMATION PROPERTY ADI�tESs �� C/o (�P/' / /a�c e /� L LF�AL DESCRIPrION: LOT / 0 SLiOCK ZRACI'/ADDIT ION �9 r)1J t'/- ��c, � /i�d I T% d t1 PRFSII�T ZONING �� AQtF.,�GE ��,�,.5^U SPECIAL USE F'ERMIT BEING APPLIED FUR: �h Q�c-Fss'or+/ .17u i�d in �� / )- / / � �� „6E' �S'�d� D!' .CJda '� S Td/�a d L.sc��:� I??n[.�J�Ps''c i SDCI'ION OF TH E O�DE: * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * FEE OWNER INFORMATION �,�,�k- �3S-G9o� NANIE 7 �"a�� 7 Z i ncl l�t�" PHONE �Noy.,�, S7S��'ii�l ADI�2FSS � C I 0 �r �e /Y.�, SIGNA'IU ` �T� � *o*e** *o*t*a* ****s*r*; *F*e*0*n*r* �u�t*s i�g� f�o�m�p r�i c�r** �r�c e�s�ir�g� * * * * PETITIONER INFORMATION ` �.�,� PHC7NE # ADI�2FSS SIGNA�JRE AATE * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * PLANNING O�Mt�SSION: APPRWID DII�1IID I]ATE QTY QO[]NCII,: APPROJID DENIED II�,TE STIKJLATIONS: � • � 4. SPECI,AL USE PF�iMIT 5'P'eCIAL USE P�iNIIT A. Purpose. �he purpose of this Sectio� is to provide the City of Fridley with a reasonable degree of discretion in determining the suitability of certain aesic,�ated uses upon the general welfare, public health and safety. In making this determination the City may oonsider the nature of the land upon which the use is to be located, the nature of the adjoining land or build'ings, the- effect upon traffic into and from the premises or on any adjoining roads, and all such other factors as the City shall reasonably dePsn a reguisite of oonsideration in cietermining the effect of such use. For the purpose of recording, the terms Sgecial Use Aermit and Conditional Use Permit shall be said to mean one and the same pursuant to M.S.A. Section 462.3595, Slibdivision 4. B. Application. k'henever this Chapter requires a Special Use Permit, an appl ication in writing mu�st be f iled with the City together with such filing fee as may be estahlished by the City Council and shall be acoompanied by a site plan or other documentation as reo,uired by the City. C. Referral Zb The Planning Caunissian. The application and related file shall be referred to the Flanning Commission for study concerning the effect of the pro�osed use on the Coc�prehensive Plan and on the character and c3evelopnent of the neighborhood. The Planning Caiunission shall hold an official public hearing within sixty (60) days of the c13te of f il ing such petition. D. Aearing. A notioe of public hearing shall be publ ished in the of f icial newspaper at least ten (10) days but not more than thirty (30) days prior to the date of the hearing. E. Actian By Zl,e Planning Carmission. (1) Notices shall be mailed to all awners of property Mithin 200 feet of the parael included in the rea,uest not less than ten (10) days nor more than thirty (30) days prior to the hearing. Failure of a property owner to receive notice shall not invalidate any such proceedings as set forth within this Q�apter. (2) The Carunission shall make its recommendation to the City Council within sixty (60) days of the date of hearing of the petition to the Planning Caranission or within sixty (60) days of any v�ntinuanoe of such matter granted at the applicant's written request. . • lA PUBLIC HEARING BEFt�RE THE PLANNING �N�'IISSION Notice is hereby given that there will be a Publ ic Hearing of the Planning Commission of the City of Fridley i.n the City Hall at 6431 University Avenue Northeast on Wednesday, April 20, 1988 in the Council Chamber at 7: 30 p.m. for the purpose of: Consideration of a Special Use Permit, SP #88-05, by Gerald Lindner, per Section 205.07.O1.C. 1 of the Fridley City Code, to allow a second accessory building on Lot 10, Clover Leaf Addition, the same being 6536 Clover Pl ace N. E. Any and all persons desiring to be heard shall be given an opportLmity at the above stated time and place. DONALD BETZCGD CHA.Il�I�IF�N PLANNING O�N1NiISSION Publ ish: Apri1 6, 1988 April 13, 1988 Any questions related to this item may be referred to the Fridley Community Develognent Department, 571-3450. ID Q , ,1 � �3 Z / , , /S�K�• �(/��io 9 e / b � j A �� o " � • , � . ._� `� � �� I� 1 � � .t..�.__�--�-�-r`- � 9 � •y � � �r 1 2 $ �,. 3 3 /7 i8 !9 2e 1/ 2?jI3 II� '�l� � i � s �' ' �. 3 �• 1� � Z�1.12 13 Zj i7� � 4 I' � � �s A � �� i9 Zo ~ _* � W � ti �� W S S µ /j��jK/ ro B �[ S .F ;,� 'z ,�� y �E !( � � � �[ t/ -1- 4 . ; � � , ' , � Z .'h `,`�� 5 � � �- � � 6 ityhb i� .B i� zo z, zr r�.r.,ts �' � ti1 �� ' b \* .y�• z �n � y ''` r� M1� 1� � � � �9 � 9 4�� z , , s ^� - ';9 � ie 'c � �0 5 , i1 // /o g 6 7j�6 S 4 .� d �� k -- � ' _ _ �1 b � _ � �V�. 5 �� i7 s3 � � . � �\Z,�,� �'� z_ ;,� /3 i/2� �l; ;a'i 9 8 7 � S �; 'S � � �7 io i� B �1 A �- �+ T � _ ;� � a. J � {�- � �, - ic �� n r. 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Gerald Lindner Z� #88- 1 6' Utility Eaasm�nt Proposed Store�• Shed 2 8' 5 860 sq. ft. 20' 64' 11 ' 125� 25� Existing Qara�e Existing Hous• 4a0 sq. tt. 2 � � Townaend Hou� 4 4' 2 0' �� — i � � QN � '.1�{,,.i "'�C,.T�i cl... '•-)i".� �::^�T" ^ ,.p. .;r� S�.aie: 1�=2�� — r — — — — — — —' — —' 2096 Lot Covs�ge 90'. Clov•r Place S ITE PLA N �S -'I�f9 ` oalb�� -------- , ��a.�,�+S 0 6 �a o� �g �S- oh o� Q`P a r / ,+ , . � � "�� F�.-! 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Fridley, MN 55432 Robert Lyke Ronald Scrimshaw 739 Mississippi Street N.E. 6520 Jackson Street N.E. Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Lloyd Bakke Larry Whittlef 727 Mississippi Street N.E. 6599 Clover Place N.E. Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Michael Rohr Charles Prawalsky 715 Mississippi Street N.E. 6589 Clover Place N.E. Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Eleanor Schinke LeRoy Venne 703 Mississippi Street N.E. 6579 Clover Place N.E. Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Steven Kroeger Wendell Olson 6527 Monroe Street N.E. 6535 Clover Place N.E. Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, M N 55432 Robert Crossan David Linton 6526 Clover Place N.E. 6521 Clover Place N.E. Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Gerald Linder Jeffery Hood 6536 Clover Place N.E. 6585 Monroe Street N.E. Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Glenn Tonneslan Donald Holum 6548 Clover Place N.E. 6575 Monroe Street N.E. Fridley, Mn 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Harry Hanson Louis Olsen 6558 Clover Place N.E. 6565 Monroe Street N.E. 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As7 _ O ^ 0 4''�"'� o 0 2`> ' 3 7oJ,) ,� � : 6 ,` � 4 " � � • ( 7 " l� �� o � o v E Rf . . , ,t s I o , � � 'h as rs ss , i: es v �y,„ ^ �g�� h _ 2 N � (aa� �j> »� !�� (3s) �¢> he> �� <� � 7 .". 6 " 5 3 2 1 N w _ 8k 9 � %O'fiicf ?3 ` • }�° /o !,' 3 3.9 93 ' sr s �s as 30 3� e� � � _ �.� _ _ 6544�2 tyeat _ - _ o ses•gJ'w cS<44_ � � � � LOCATtON MAP • • City of f ridley PUBL[C IIH%ANING BEFORE THE PLANNiM1G('OMVenScla�Nthere Notice is hereby B, �b N,��y public hearing of the P1an�{ ning Commission ot the C�ty . Fridley in the City Hall at 6431 Uni- versity Avenue Northeast on Wed- nesday Apnl 20,1�1°forethe purl Chamber at 7:30 P pose of: �a� Use Consideration of a S� Gerald Permit, SP a88-U5, Y 1.indner, PeC �t�C�e to alow a , o[the Fr�dley y bmldmg on Lot ' seeond accessory 10,Clover Leat Addition,the same being 6536 Clo rsonsades ng to be Any and all Pe i�en an opportumty . heard shall be K DONA D BETZOLD e and place. . CHAIRMAN PLANNING COMMISSION p�y quest�ons related to this!tem may �.�eF Development Depart Commumty ment,571-3450. Fridley Focus (Published in the ppril6&13,19158> ,II . . . . � � . . .. . . � .S � � - . � . . II II� � �LANNING DIVI�N � MEMORANDUM cinroF � FR!DLEY NEMfJ T0: Planning Co�anission Members Jim Robinson, Planning Coordinator t�rb �CM: Kathlyn Castle. Planning Assistant r�r�o r�E: May �1, �9s8 R�GARDING: Consideration of a Special Use Permit. SD 88-05 at 6536 �lover Pl aQe PRUP(�AL The petitioner, Gerald Linc�er, is requesting a Special Use Permit be granted to allaw a seoond aooessory building at 6536 Clwer plaae. PI�l I L1��I�S I D E R AT I OI�S Currently. Mr_ r.inc�er has a ctarage attadzed to his dwelling whic3z serves as an aocessory use- I3e warrts to oonstruct a seoondary accessory building in his rear yard that would serve as a storage shed for boating and lawn equiFnent. The shed would be 20' in width and 28' in length for a total of 560 square feet. T,ocation of this second accessory use will be five feet (5') fran the side and rear property line. RECC1�1'INNIE I�DAT I ON Zhe Planninq �onmission rewnmenc3ed appraval of the Special Use Permit with the fallawing stipulations: 1. The se�ndary accessory building to be used only for the storage of boating and lawn equignent, rbt for autanobiles. 2. Desic� of the storage shed to oomplimer�t the dwelling �mit by installinq matching siding and a standard slope roof. 3. Review af special USe permit in six months. 4. Fxisting metal storage shed to be r�nwed. M-88-87 • �..; • � ��; _ e� CITYOF FRIDLEY CIVIC CENTER • 6431 UNIVERSITY AVE. N.E. FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 55432 • PHONE(612)571-3450 May 17, 1988 Gerald Lindner 6536 Clover Place N.E. Fridley, i�1 55432 RE: Special Use Permit, SP #88-05 Dear Mr. Lindner: I have been infonned that you will be unable to attend the May 16, 1988 City Council meeting regarding your special use permit application for second accessory building at 6536 Clover Place N.E. We understand that you have business concerns which make it tmable for you to attend. We will reschedule this it�n to be placed on the June 6, 1968 City Council agenda. There does ' not appear to be any major obstacles to your request, however, there may be sone questions which the Council would want you to address before they make a final decision on the permit. We look forward to seeing you at the City Council meeting on June 6, 1988. Sincerely, James L. Robinson �'I Planning Coordinator JLR/dn C-88-192 � COMN��ION APPLICATIO��EVIEW t p�pa�tment Numbe� F��e Date Mseting Date �''�O f PLANNING 8 3/ 14/88 4/20/88 FRIDLEY Fii• Addr�ss/D��crlption sP ��ss-o5 COMPLETE REVIEW CHECKLIST GERALD LIIQDNER, 6536 CLOVER PLACE, ALLOW RETURN TO PLatVNING SECOND ACCESSORY BUILDING QKATHY COMMENTS � � � _ J O H N -M,�. ,��,�,N�- o� ,.� F= ��v - wr�ec �5 �cr;�s �-� ��n ��,►� ' - cx'Pr.�rv5�c.��c o� ��.�� Q� DARREL ��`�� '��`�'� � . �� b� j I� � k ! �� '' C L YD E ° 4^'� .�r1�«�c. 5�� d� �� h • `� . �� MARK � , �. �� {_ �� ✓,�-�" ��"t�� '" Q�LE�N �, 2� �JIM . �. �, � • • 7A crrv OF FRIDLEY � �1��"�Tt�r �iISSION NIEETING. APRIIi 20. 1988 CALZ TO ORDER• �airperson Betzald called the April 20, 1988, Planning Commi ion meeting to order at 7: 35 p.m R=�� '��' M�nber s Present: Donal d Betz ol d, Dav id K�ondrick, ex Barna, Ric3�ard Svanda, Bruoe Bondow or Mr. Saba-arr. 8;00 p.m ) Members Absent: Sue Sherek Others Preser�t: Jim Robinson, Planni Coordinator Jock Robertson, u�ity Developnem Director Gerald Linclzer, 36 Clo�ver Plaoe N. E. Vern Brewers, 8 Pierae Street N.E. Richard Fr , 1469 Gardena Ave. ls E. Mr. & Mrs. Wendt, 6545 Nbnrae Street N.E. Mr. & M . Brian Porter, 6870 Channel Road Bill Deb Fink, 6864 Qzannel Road Mr. & Mrs. G1enn Tonneslan, 6548 Qwer Plaoe N. E. M�ZQN by . ICpndrick, seoonded by Mr. Svanda, to approve the April 6, 1988, Pl 'ng Coa�nission minutes as written. VOICE VOl'E, ALL VUrING AYE, Q3AIl2PERSCN BEi'ZCI,D DEQ,ARED THE MOTION D UNANIl�CJ[)S'[,Y. p«tT.T[` �ART�• QpI�EI�T ERATION OF A SPECIAL i1SE PERMIT. SP #88-05. BY GERAI�D 1+�i21�r8� Per Section 205.07.O1.C. 1 of the Fridley City Code to allow a second aocessory building on Lot 10, Clover Leaf Addition, the same being 5636 Cl wer Pl aoe N.E. �Q�1 by Mr. Rondrick, seo�nc3ed by Mr. St�anda, to waive the formal reading of the pub�lic hearing notioe and open the puhl.ic hearing. UPON A VOICE VOI'E, ALL VOPING A�, �iAIRPERSCN BEiZQ,D DEQ,ARED THE MOTION (�tRIED UNANIl�fJtJSLY. Mr. Robinson stated this special use permit request was for a second aooessory building at 6536 Clover Place. The petitioner would 1 ike to aonstruct a 20 ft. t� 28 ft. (560 sq. ft. ) storage building in the rear yard t o be used f or boat st or age and 1 awn equipne.nt st or age. Th e pr ope r ty was located in an entirely single faanily nei�borhood. There was an attached garage with a driveway. Since the proposed second accessory building was intended only for boat storage and lawn equipnent storage, there was no �Soposal for a driveway fran the building to the street. -1- . • • '� ,� PLADNING CQ�lT—S.SIat�1 I�PING. APRIL 20. 1988 Mr. Robinson stated staff was reoatanending the follawing stipulations: � 1. 7be sewnd aooessory building to be �sed only for the st or age � boating and 1 awn eq uipnerit, r�ot f or at�cmobil es. 2. Desic� of the storage shed to oompliment the dwelling �it kyy installing matdzing siding and a standard slope roof. Mr. Linc�er stated that, as mer�tioned, the storage building would be used only for boat and lawn equignerit. He envisioned taking his boat in and out of the building about once a month. He planned to have the new storage building oonform to the same siding and shingles as the house. Mr. Betzold stated that �esently Mr. Lin�er had a metal storage shed in the back yard. Would this shed be rgnwed? Mr. Linc�her stated, yes, he intended to renove the metal storage shed. Mr. Betzold asked if there was anyone in the audienae who wished to make any oaranents regarding this special use permit request. Mr. Qenn Tonneslan, 6538 Qover Plaoe, stated he lived next door to Mr. Lincher. He stated he objected to the building. This was a residential r�eic�borhood, and a structure of this size would be a detriment to the appearanoe af the neic�borhood. He stated it would also obstruct his view of the neicj�borhood. Iie stated it did not make much sense to have a boat if the boat was only going to be taken in and out of the building onoe a m�th. He stated their bedroom windows are on the side of the house where the bulding would be located, and he just felt it would take a4aay fran the value of the surro�mding properties. Mr. Linc�er stated he had cbne a market analysis of his existing property and the neic�b�rs' properties. He had two realtors out and both realtors said that the �nstruction of a storage building in this location would not devalue the properties, either plus or minus. The property values would resnain the same. M�QN by Mr. Kondrick, seoonded by Mr. Barna, to close the puhlic hearing. UPON A VOI� VQi'E, ALL VQrING A�, �iAIRPERSCN BII'ZQ,D DECLARED THE iPC1BLIC HEARIlVG Q,�ID AT 6:45 P.M. � Mr. Barna asked if there w�ere any other garages in the neighborhood that were located in the rear yard in approximately the same location as the building proposed by Mr. Lin�er. Mr. Lee Wendk, 6545 Nbnroe Street, stated his prcyperty was located directly behind Mr. LincY�er. He stated his garage was located in the rear yard and was alm�ost back to back to the proposed building. Mrs. Wendt stated they did not object to the storage building as p�roposed by Mr. Linc�er. It did affect Mr. Tonnaslan more than it did then. -2- r 7 w . •� � ` ' Mr. Robinson stated that in 1 ooking at the aerial photo, it looked 1 ike Mr. Lindner's building, if apprwed, w�uld be the third rear yard garage in the ursnediate grouping of hanes. Mr. Betzold stated he did not recall many ather acoessory buildings simil ar to this that have been denied. Mr. Robinson stated that as far as the garage to the west, that did not seem to be an issue. He suggested the possibility c�f a landscape buffer between Mr. LincY�er's property and Mr. Tonnaslan's. A buffer would require a little bit more setback - 8 ft. AS far as Mr. Lincher using the grassy area to mc�ve his boat in and out, the special �se permit wuld be reviewed again at the end of the s�nmer to see if there had been any damage to the turf. Mr. Betzold asked Mr. Tonaslan haw he felt about a buffer, landscaping and shrubbery, between the two properties. Mr. Tonnaslan stated there were already shrtahs between the two properties. He stated his main concern was what would happen in the future if Mr. Li.ncY�er moved away �d new aar�rs used that building for a machine shop or for the storage o�' a�omobiles. He stated he had a b�at for five years and had it stored in the driveway. He agreed having a boat stored in the driveway was an eyesore, and he had f inally mwed his boat to the St. Croix. He stated he oould oertainly appreciate the problen of having a boat and needing a place to store it. He stated Mr. Lindner was a very nice neic�bor, and he had nothing against Mr. Lindner personally. He was j ust o�naerned about that large a storage building in the rear yard. Mr. Betzold asked Mr. Lincher if he would have a probleqn if the Planning Comnission reoo�mended the City Co�ncil review the sp�ecial use permit in a f ew month s. Mr. Linciler staed he would have no prohlen with the City Council reviewing the special ase permit wher�ever they saw fit. Mr. Betzold asked if Mr. LincYier r�eeded a storage building quite this large. Mr. Linc�her stated the reason he was proposing a 20 ft. by 28 ft. building was beca�e the boat he would be purchasing was 25-26 ft. long with the tongue. A narraw structure, 9 ft. by 27 ft. , would not look very nice. Another o�tion was a carp�rt cEf the garage, and he did not think tha� would look very nice. Another option was a semi-structure, a pole barn �type structure, and that would look worse yet. He stated the size of the buildinq would help him in the storage of a lot of lawn equipment in addition to the boat. He did have two cars and those were kept in the atta�ed cbuhle car garage. Mr. S�anda asked if Mr. Lirx�er had considered maving the building closer to the ho�se. Mr. Lincher stated he would not object to having the building closer to the house, but he thought that would look worse than lirung the building up with -3- . � • �x . PI�AIlVIIaG �Y�IIrlT—�GI0�1 II�. APRIL Z0, 1988 the neic�bor's garage in the rear. Mr. Robinson stated that regarding Mr. Tonneslan's concern about the building being used for a machine shop in the future, this special use permit, if approved, w�uld be filed against the property at the County, and the stipulation that the 1�uilding was to be used for the storage � boat and laFm equigner►t ail.y would be attached, so that any future owners would be aware af the special use pernait and the stipulation. Mr. Betzold stated it sotmded 1 ike there would be an eyesore either way. If the special use permt was denied, then there would be the eyesore of hav ing the boat stored in the driveway. He stated he would be inclined to vote in favor of the special use permit, subject to a review by the City Co�cil in six months and that the existing metal shed be renaied, along with the two stipulations reaom¢nended by staff. Mr. Kondrick stated he would agree with Mr. Betzold. �Q�V by Mr. Kondrick, seoonded by Mr. Barna, to recommend to the City (btsicil apprwal of Special Use Permit, SP �88-05, by Gerald Lindner, per Secton 205.07.O1.G 1 c� the Fridley City Code to allaw a second accessory building on Lot 10, Qwer Leaf Addition, the same being 6536 Claver Place N.E. , with the following stipulations: 1. Review o� special use permit in six months. 2. Existing metal storage shed be ranoved. 3. Seoond acoessory building to be used only for storage o� boating and la�m equipnent, not for autanobiles. 4. Desic� of the storage building to oompl iment the dwell ing �it by installing matching siding and a standard slope roo�. Mr. Barna stated that if this was a situation where the petitioner was oonverting the existing garage to living space, he would be allowed to o�nstruct the garage back there. In Minnesota it was good to be able to store things in a garage, especially during the wintertime. Mr. Svanda asked what the six month review was going to accompl ish. They are aertainly not going to make Mr. Linch�er remove a building that was al ready built. Mr. Robinson stated that if, in six months, the lawn has deteriorated because o� the b�at being taken in and out o� the building, a hard s�rface driveway wnuld have to be installed. UPCN A VOI� VOl'E, ALL VUrING P►�, �iAIFtPERSQV BE�L Q,D DE Q,ARED TH E MOT ION (��RRIED U1�NIl�xXJS'LY. AIR HON1E ASSOCIATIdN• Per Section 205.09.O1.C.4 of the Fridley C' to allow private, nonpro�fit c1uLs; per Secton 205.09.01. the Fridley City Code to allaw an automobile parking lot o ' cent land on Lot 1, Block 1, Harstad Addition and the s�uth t c� Lots 14 and 15, plus Outlat 1, Harstad -,4- � � FRIDLE,'Y CITY QO(JNCII�'� OF N�,Y 2. 1988 � Councilman Schneider felt the ordinance shouldn' t be submit ted f or se nd reading until the parking lot design is canpleted. MOTION by Councilman Schneider to waive the reading and app ove the ordinance upon first reading with the follawing stipulations: (1 developer to supply a storm drainage plan for the existing center pr' r to final appraval of vacation; (2) developer to supply a joint drivew easement to the City connecting the municipal liquor store to Rice CYee oad, prior to final appraval of vacation; (3) developer to supply a rev sed parking lot layout for City approval prior to final approval of acation; and (4) developer agrees to impelement the landscape plan s plied by City upon campletion of Rice Creek Road impravements. A1 green areas to have autcmatic sprinkling. Seconded by Councilwoman J rgenson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the moti carried tu�animausly. 7. CONSIDERATION OF FIRSP READII� OF AN ORDINAN UNDER SECTION 12.06 OF THE CITY CxARTER DECLARING CERTAIN REAL ESTATE BE SURPLUS AI�ID AUI'HORIZING TE� DISR�SAL OR 'I'f�ANSFER OF CxJNERSHIP: N�. Burch, Assistant Public Works Direc or, stated this is the same parcel covered in Itan 6 of t�-ie agenda which s the frontage road. He stated Item 6 involves the vacation and this it is to declare it surplus property. MUTION by Councilman Schneide to waive the reading and approve the ordinance upon first reading, onded by Councilman Fitzpatrick. LTpon a voice vote, all voting ay , Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. 8. CC�NSIDERATION OF A SIVE SIGr? P'LAN AT 7685-7695 MAIN SI'REET N.E., BY BIRTQ-iER-V�,LSH: N�. Robertson, ity Development Director, stated this sign plan is f or a multi-tenant i ustrial building at 7685 - 7695 Main Street N.E. He stated the plan s in ccmpliance with the City code and staff recommends appraval. Mr. Roberts n stated there is one change to be mzde in Itan 7, Line 5 of the Sign Crit ia to change the word "manager" to "inspector". N�)TION Councilman Billings to approve this sign plan for property at 7685- 695 Main Street N.E, with the amenc�hr.ent in Itan 7, Line 5 of the Sign Cr' eria to change the word "manager" to "inspector". Seconded by C cilwaman Jorgenson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee lared the motion carried unanimously. 9. REC�IVING 'I'HE MLNCFI'ES OF 'I'f� P'LAtVNING CAN�iISSION N�'TING OF APRIL 20, 1988: A. �NSIDERATION OF A SPECIAL USE PERMIT, SP #88-05, TO ALL�C7W A SECOND ACC�SSORY BUILDING ON L�C7!' 10, CZOVER LEAF ADDITION, T!-� SANlE BEING 6536 C�AVER PLACE N.E., BY GERALD LINDI�R: Mr. Rcabertson, Community Development Director, stated this special use -9- FRIDLEY CITY QOC1N MEEPING OF NlP,Y 2. 1988 . � peimit is requested in order to allav a second accessory building at 6536 � Clover Place. He stated the building would be used for boat and law n equignent storage and there is no proposal for a driveway to the street, I�. Rd�ertson stated to address the concern of one of the neighbors that the building may, in the future, be used for a m�achire shop, the special use permit, if approved, would be filed against the property at the County indicating that the building was to be used for storage of boat and lawn equipment only. N�. Rd�rtson stated the Planning Comznission recomriended approval of this special use permit with four stipulations which he outlined. Councilman Billings stated he was concerned about access to this storage building, He stated there are about four pine trees on the east side and appears to be sa�ne hedging along the property line. He stated N�. Tonneslan is one neighbor who objected and these trees are on this side of the property. Cour�ilman Billings felt the itan should be tabled until the petitioner is present to answer any questions. MYPION by Councilm'�n Billings to table this item to a meeting in the near future, at staff's discretion, and notify the petitioner to be present. Seconded by Councilwana.n Jorgenson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. B. RECEIVING 'I'HE MIN[JTES OF 'I'I� APRIL 12, 1988 APF'EALS CJ�I�4ISSION MEETII�: B-1. C�ONSIDERATION OF A VARIANC�, VAR #88-02, TO REDUC:� Tf� REAR YARD SEI'BACK FROM 26 FF�,T TO 17 F�ET TO ALZOW TI-iE ADDITIdN OF A FANLILY ROOM ON Li0`I' S, BL�OCK 1, AL ROSE ADDITION, Tf-IE SAN1E BEING 6231 ALDEN WAY N.E., BY J S w��x: N�. Robertson, Ca�aminity Development Director, stat this is a request for a variance to reduce the rear yarci setback fran 2 to 17 feet to allow the addition of a family roan at 6231 Alden Way. noted the stated hardship was the petitioner needea more roan and ne to use same of their equity for a tax deduction. Mr. Rc�bertson stat the lot is vezy shallow and there is no other direction the petitioner add onto his existing har�e. Mr. Rr.�ertson stated there was a it vote by the Appeals Commission for granting this variance, the ore, it is bef ore the Council for final action. �uncilman Fitzpatrick tated he reviewed this property and it seems there is a hardship. He ated the hr.�ne is not large enough to begin with and this is the only y to add additional living space. He stated he agrees with M.s. Sava on the need for green space, but here no green space is involved. Mr. Wal r, the petitioner, stated when he f il led out the appl ication f or the iance, he wasn't aware of the def inition of a ha�3ship as the Council -10- • • . FRIDLEY CTPY QXJNCII� MEETING OF MAY 16, 19 8 8 Works Departrr�ent suf f ic ient to caver curb work f or cut on 3�d St"ree t; (5) dtunpster to be fully screened; (6� landscaping to be„ installed on the east side o� the garage cmce completed to screen�€-rt5�ii University Avenue; (7) praper power line clearance ntust be ma' �i`ned upon garage construction (8 feet for over a flat roof, 4 et over a slanted roof as per NSP requiranents) ; and (8) pet' ' ner to post a bond or letter of credit to cover driveway improv nt. An escrow for a City contractor installed driveHra.y may be a table. Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried 4. CONSIDERATION OF A SPECIAL USE PERMIT, SP #88-05 , TO ALLOW A SECOND ACCESSORY BUILDING ON LOT 10, CLOVER LEAF ADDITION, THE SAME BEING 6536 CfAVER PLACE N.E., BY GERAL�D LII�IDI�R: Councilman Billings stated Mr. Lindner is aut of tawn and will not be able to attend this meeting. NDTION by Counci]man Billings to table this item. Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. NE9J BUSII�IESS• 5. CONSIDERATION OF ANOKA COiJN'1'Y JOINT POWERS AGREEMENT FOR RECYCLING, O�MPOSPING AND WASPE REDUCTION: Mr. Rd�ertson, Ccnmunity Development Director, stated this joint �wers agreement with Anoka County cavers recycling, composting, an-' waste reduction activities between July 1, 1988 and June 1, 1989. He s ted it is important to note there has been a change in the County' s olid 4vaste Abatement Plan. He stated the City's recycling reimbursanen ill be based on tons r�cycled. He stated under this funding, the City ould receive as much as $20,475 or as little as $1,076. Mr. Robertson tated the General Fl�nd contribution to the recycling program, if the ge ga�l of 572 tons plus 10� is met, wou..ld be $7,170. He stated, how er, this figure will vary with the amount af tons recycled. Co�cilrr�an Schneider asked what the cost d be if this agreement was in force today. Mr. Rcabertson stated abo $7,000 as the City has met the goal so far. Cbuncilman Schneider stated �1 s scmething drastic happens, the figures probably wou.ldn't change. . Robertson stated Fridley has been the leader in the County for partici ion. He stated in the worst scenario, the City would get as little $1,000 and the City' s subsidy would have to be in�creased. Councilman S eider asked if the agreement could be terminated. Mr. R,obertson s ted it could, but it is in the best interests of the City to gartici e in order to obtain this subsidy. -4- I � • FRIDLEY CI'I'Y Q7CTNCII� MEE,TII�G OF N�,Y 16, 19 88 Mayor Nee reopened the public hearing on part af this impravement project, which was continued fran the May 2 meeting, the Slst Way Street Impravanent. N.�. Flora, Public Works Director, stated at the public hearing on May 2, inforn�ation was received and there was discussion oaz the cost distribution for the intersection and signal portioz�s of the 51st Way Street I�ravement. He stated as a result of the questions raised by Burlington Northern and the Fast River R:aad develapers, the costs for the intersection and signals have been redistributed to the County and City. He stated the remaining costs for entrance and street impravements will be distributed to all of the . garties. N�. Flora stated the C`ity has abtairbed an eas�ient and an agreenent frcm the Navy and FMC for the waterlir�e construction along 51st Way, however, it naw appears the Navy chooses to redefine their funding mechani sn for the roadway improvanent. He stated while all of the parties essentially support the imprava:lent of 51st Way and East River Road with permanent signals and traffic controls, it appears that the Navy may take a considerable amc�unt of time, through their review process, before a final decision is made on the cost �rtici�tian. I�. Flora stated he would reccnmend the Council close this public hearing for the 51st Way Improvanent Proj,�ct. He stated this portion of th�e project will be bid separately so if thg' f�mding cannot be worked aut with the Navy, the bid can still be awarded ,�or the other projects covered under this improvement proj ec t. /' �� NDTION by Councilman Fitzp�a�rick to close the public hearing. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upo � a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared. the motion carried unan' ly and the public hearing closed at 7:55 p.m. Mayor Nee stated he w� d like a petition for these impravements fram the East River R�aad Busi s Center. Mr. Flora stated staf f wil l continue to work with then c� proj ect. OLD BUSINESS: 3. ORDINANC� N0. 905 APPRWIIVG A VACATION, SAU #87-07, TO VACATE THE WESTERLY HALF OF TF� IN BIACK 5, HYDE PARK, LYING NC?"�'H OF THE SOUTH LINE OF L�OT 22, EX'I�ID EASl'F�2LY AND SCJfJTH OF � NOR�'H LINE OF LOT 30, EXTENDED EASTERLY, ALL ING EASI' OF AND ADJOINING IATS 22-30, BLOCK 5, HYDE PARK, GEA]ERAL�LY BEIWEEN 61SP AVENCTE, 60TH AVENUE AND BETWEEN 3RD STREET AI�ID LTNIVIIZS AVENUE. BY WAYI� JOHNSON: � NDTION by uncilman Billings to waive the reading and adopt Ordinance No. 905 on sec nd reading and order publication with the follaaing stipulatians: (1) a ut' ity easement to. be retained wer the entire portion of the vacated alley; ) petitioner to install a hard surface drive to 3rd Street in conjLm ion with construction of the garage; (3) garage locatio�n contingent upon ssage of a resolution by Council authorizing a specified distance of enc cYanent into retained eas�►ent and the City's conveyance of east half of ley to awners west of alley; (4) petitioner to escraa f�ds with Public -3- , � • FRIDZ,EY CITY QOUNCII� MEETING OF JLTt� 6 1988 • Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimrnisly. 5. QONSIDERATION OF SECOND READING OF AN ORDINANCE DECLARING CERTAIN �AT, ESTATE TO BE SURP'LUS AI�ID AUI'�iORSZING THE DISPOSAL OF TR�NSFII2 OF O RSHI P, BY SHOREWC)OD PLAZA PAR'IT�2S: Councilm-�n Schneider stated he had a concern about persons isscrossing across the parking lot and the parking along the entran e drive. He questioned the a�no�t o� traf f ic in the area. Mr. Flora, Publ ic Works Director, stated there were rw ent traf f ic cot.mts for this area, but felt less than 1,000 cars per day this service road. N�. Robertson, Caiammity Developnent Director, stat planting beds will be at the entrance and a striped line will delinea the route through the parking lot. He stated this same design is simi r to the parking lot at Southdale Shapping Center as there is parking g the main entrance to the shopping ma11. Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, stated a possibl solution to deter persons f rom crossing wer the entire garking lot woul be to install a small sidewalk between the plantings on the west and co inue it to the ru�rth. Councilwanan Jorgenson stated she ca ot understand why a parking stall would be installed where yau have to ck into the driveway. 5he stated she would like this �rking lot to be fe for pedestrians and vehicles. Mr. Appl ebauQn stated they w�ere rt ce1 p�rki ng and f el t thi s pl an worked out between hi.mself and staff s the best. He stated he cannot believe that more than ten cars per ever use the service raad. N�. Rr.ab�rtson stated there 's n�o dr�ubt this plan is a camprcanise. He sta.ted if there were mare space, here is no question the parking lot would be designed differently. Mr. Applebaimn stated e vacatian of the service drive was being done at the City staff' s reques and he didn' t want to spend additional funds for curbing in arder to a public street in this lot. Councilwanan Jor enson stated in order to imprave the site, a concrete barrier has to installed which would prohibit the service road f rcm being used. She sta ed the i.ntersection will be impraved partly to accommodate N�. Appleba s center. Mayor Nee ked if the vacatian of the service drive increased the amc�unt of land avai le for garking. Mr. Apr ebatun stated as part of this vacation, he agreed to give up the south ge af the property along Rice Creek Road where it is being widened. Mr. rtson stated he felt this is the best campramise. He stated if re was more land, landscaped lanes would be pravided. -7- - FRmI�'Y CITY QO�CTNC�MEETING OF JiJI� 6, 1988 • + , ' Councilman SchrLeider asked if the stalls were nine feet wic�e, if there would � be sufficient roan. Mr. Rd�ertson stated staff didn' t even consider nine foot stalls. Councilman Fitzpatrick stated he didn't think the Council should consider nine foot stalls in such a major parking lot. N�. Qureshi stated if the Cbuncil desires, a variance coul oonsidered on the parking stall width frcm 10 to 9 feet and on the w�est side, ten parking sp�aces could be eliminated for installation af a sic7ew . Mr. Applebaum stated he wauld prefer the plan pres ed by staff. He stated it is extrenely costly to ranove the street and, th the ponding which will be required, it wou7.d be $100,000 to $150,000. N�. Qureshi stated the sidewalk would only about 200 feet. Mr. Applebatan stated he would prefer rx�t to c10 it at all. N�. Qureshi stated he would request thi itan be tabled to the next meeting in order to give staff the opportun' y to work out a solution with the petitioner. Cbuncilman Schneider stated his ncerns haven't changed and he did not want traffic crisscrossing through e g�rking lot. NDTION by Councilman Schne' er to table this item to the next meeting. Seconded by Councilwanan J rgenson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, N�yar Nee declared the mo ion carried unanimcnisly. Mr. Applebatun stated would like to withdraw his request for the vacation. Mayor Nee stated s was vut of arder since action had been taken on the vacation request. 6. QONSIDERATION APPRCJVAL OF REALLOCATION OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOC'K GRANI' F'[7I�IDS: NDTION by uncilman Billings to reallocate the remaining C�BG funds in the canmerc' rehabilitation pool as follows, $16,270 to the Locke House to canple e the interior restoration of the first floor and $14,576 to the Rive iew Heights project for clearing, disnantling and future acquisition eff rts. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, Councilman B' lings, Councilman Schneider, NL3yor Nee and Caunciln�a.n Fitzpatrick voted n favor of the m�ticaz. Councilwoanan Jorgenson abstained fram voting on this motion. Mayor Nee declared the mc>tion carried by a 4 to 1 vote. 7. CONSIDERATION OF A SPECIAL USE PERMIT, SP #88-05 , TO ALLOW A SECOND ACCESSORY BUILDING ON LOT 10, CIAVER LEAF ADDITION, THE SAME BEING 6536 Q,Cn7ER PLACE N.E.. BY GEf�ALD LIl�IDI�R• N�. Robertson, �rnuiity Development Director, stated this request is f or a . special use perm.it for a second accessory building for storage. He stated -8- � � � i FRIDLE.'Y CITY UWN�.II� MEETIIVG OF Ji7I� 6, 1988 the F'lanning Ccnmission reco�rmended apprnval with faur stipulations which he autlined. Councilman Billings questicmed how Mr. Lindner would obtain access to this accessory building since there were a number of pine trees in the area along the property line. N�. Lindner stated he will remwe the elm and same of the pine trees in order to obtain access between the r�emainder of his lot and his garage. NDTION by Councilman Billings to grant special use pennit, SP #88-05, with the following stipulations: (1) the second accessory building to be used cmly for the storage of boating and lawn equignent rx�t for autcmabiles; (2) design of the storage shed to ccmplement the dwelling unit by installing matching siding and a standard slape mof; (3) review of special use permit in six months; and (4) existing metal storage shed be ranaved. Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimausly. NEV�1 BUSINESS: The Council considered Iten 13 on the agenda at this time due to the large n�r of persons present regarding this itan. 13. DISCUSSION OF A S'�iII�TER ARF,A FOR FRIDL�EY TERRAC� NDBIL�E HOME PARK: Nh�. Jim Hill, Public Safety Director, stated the managers of e Fridley �errace Mabile Hame Park and a spokesperson f or them ha requested an appearance before the Council. He stated Tim Turnbu , Public Saf ety Projects Coordinatar, has submitted a letter to the gers of this mobile hane park, Gordy and Lois Anderson, regarding the State law requiring a shelter ar evacuation plan to be appraved by the Ms. C�ty Rayce, Anoka People's Alliance f or ange, introduced Mr. Steve Schlichting, a resident in the Fridley Te ce Mobile Hane Paxk. Nfr. Schlichting, 7426 West Circle, st ed the State statute prwides that a shelter ar evacuation plan must be praved by the City by March 1, 1989. He stated the existing shelter 1 adequate lighting, ventilation, and has I a problen with flooding. He s ted this subject has been brought to the attention of the aaners of FYidley Mobile Hane Park in the past and no adequate reply has been eived. Mr. Schlichting stated at the most, the existing shelter can acccnnx�date 150 persons. He stated the pa.rk has 326 mcabile hctnes and ut 2-1/2 persons per trailer or probably about 750 to 800 people in th mobile Yxx�ie p�'k. Mr. Schlichtin tated at a meeting with Mr. Turnbull and the managers of the nu�bile g�rk, they discussed closing the shelter because of the liability ' ssue. He also stated there were problems with using Unity Hospital s a shelter as the Safety/Security Manager af the hospital stated they ot really handle the number of people that would need to be eva ted. -9- � F�2IIn,E,'Y CZ'PY,(XxTN�MEE,TIlVG OF JUI� 6, 19 88 � N�. Schlichting stated the mobile trn�e �rk really c7�oesn't have an adequate ' shelter ar evacuation plan and rmt cmly is the avner tmder a grea �deal of liability, but it also falls upon the City. He stated he woul like the City to encourage the owner to oonstruct a new shelter or bring e existing shelter � to date to the c.rodes as they exist in th�e State stat te by March 1, 1989. f State Representative Alice John.son stated she was here to a�ocate for these residents of the mr�bile hane park. 5he stated she heard a�'out the problem today and was not aware o� the condition of the storm she�er at the F7idley 'I�errace Mabil e Hrnie Park. She stated when re s i dent s sp� e about be i ng i n last year's stoxm, there was up to three feet of water n the shelter. Representative Jd�u�.san stated she was pleased to be of the Legislature that mandated that any mobile hame park with t or more hames has to pravide a shelter or place for their residents. e stated it only seems htanane to provide that type o� shelter for resi ts. She stated she knaws there is same question as to the interpretatian,of the law. She stated she spoke with Senatar D�hl's office, wl'�o sponsor this legislation, and asked what they felt was the intent of the law and t was that every mobile hame gark would have an appraved shelter by ch 1, 1989. She stated they agreed it could go to the courts for an interpretation. Represenative Johnson stated the summaiy of the bil , as published, states that the shelter must be approved by the imuzici ity by March l, 1989. She stated she shares the con�erns of the reside ts as this is tornado weather and these peaple presently don't have a elter ar� an evacuation plan. Gordy and Lois Anderson, NHnagers the Fridley Terrace Mobile Home Park, stated they have been the manager ' for abrnit six weeks and they do have a plan. Ms. Anderson stated the aundry roam facilities and the existing shelter can be used. 5he stat she spoke to Mark Tabara at Unity Hospital regarding the use of their fa lity for those who feel unsafe with the stozm shelter at the mobile lxme k. 5he stated she was thinking in the area of about 200 peaple, however, ey were only thinking about 50. She stated after their meeting, pl would be to have the stornn shelter open for residents and sane may to Unity Hospital. Cbuncilman Schneider stioned the flooding in the shelter. Ms. Anderson stated 1�. Bob Barke, representing the aaner, will be coming to Fridley to work with the vari agencies concerning the shelter. Cbuncilman Schnei r stated several years ago this issue about shelters for mabile hane �r was discussed and h,e thought there was a shelter and plan. N�. Hill stat d there is a shelter and a plan, but how adequate or inadequate is arwther issue. ��cil Jarg+enson asked if the plan for shelter and evacuation was approved the City. , Mr. Hi stated the managers of the mabile hane p�rk have been put c� n�otice that e plan for shelter and evacuation has not been approved by the City. -10- , _ � I � I czzy covivc� ACTION TAI�N NOTICE Gerald Lindner June 8, 1988 6536 q.over Place N.E. Fridley, M[�11 55432 On June 6, 1988 the Fridley City Council officially appraved your request for a Special Use Permit, SP #88-05, to Allaw a Second AccessoYy Building on Lot 10, Qaver Leaf Addition, the Same Being 6536 Claver Place N.E. with the follawing stipulation: 1. The secondary accessory building to be used only for the storage of baating and lawn equi�anent, mt for autamobiles. 2. Design of t�Yie storage shed to compliment the dwelling unit by installing matching siding and a standard slape roof. 3. Review of special use permit in si� manths. II 4. Existing metal storage shed be resnaved. � If you have any further questions regarding the �bove action, please call the � Planning Departme�it at 571-3450. � Sincerely, � � � James L. Rcabinson � Planning C,00rdinator � � Please review the noted stipulation, sign the statanent below and return one � capy to the City of Fridley Pl�nn?ng Department by June 22, 1988. ( � I Concur with action taken � � � � � � � � � I � � 7G GERALD LIl�iDiNIIt SP #88-05 STIP�TL�P,TIONS 1. The seconda.ry accessory building to be used only for the storage of boating and lawn equigment, not for autcecx�biles. 2. Design of the storage shed to campliment the c�velling unit by installing matching siding and a standard slope roof. 3. Review of special use permit in six months. 4. E�isting metal storage shed be renoved. .� • = � , . . �3��t2 ' STATE OF MINNESOTA CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS COUNTY OF ANOKA CITY OF FRIDLEY III the Matter of a Special Use Permit, SP 4�88-05 SPECIAL USE PERMIT — GQrald Lindner , Owner The above entitled matter came before the City Council of the City of Fridley and was heard on the 6th day of June , 19 88 , on a petition for a special use permit pursuant to the City of Fridley�s Zoning Ordinance, for the following described property: To allow a second accessory building on Lot 10, Clover Leaf Addition, the same being 6536 CLover Place N.E. IT IS ORDERED that a special use permit be granted as upon the following conditions or reasons: Four stipulations. See City Council minutes of June 6, 1988. STATE OF MINNESOTA ) COUNTY OF ANOKA ) OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK CITY OF FRIDLEY ) I, Shirley A. Haapala, City Clerk for the City of Fridley with and in for said City of Fridley, do hereby certify that I have compared the foregoing copy and Order granting a special use permit with the original record thereof preserved in u�y office, and have found the same to be a correct and true transcript of the whole thereof. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto subscribed my hand at t e City of Fri�.}��,y, �Minn�sota, in County of Anoka on the o� � day of /�/�k��-:�.��L 19� , • DRAFTED BY: City of Fridley ' 6431 University Avenue N.E. Fridley, I�IId 55�32 `. �� ,:� �7�< << ;,' :�' �� '� SHIRLEY A. APALA, CITY ERK . y.;,'�, ' %��. (SEAL) �1 . � _ i� . ••� - [`.) ',, y „ .� . � 1 FRID�L�EY QTY QXTN�II, MEETING OF JLTI� 6, 19 88 Coiuicilman Schneider asked if the stalls were nine feet wide, if there would be sufficient roan. Mr. Rc�bertson stated staff didn' t even consider nine foot stalls. Co�cilman Fitzg�.trick stated he dic�n't think the Council should c nsider nine foot stalls in such a major parking lot. NIr. Qureshi stated if the Coun�cil desires, a variance could be iclered on the parking stall width frcm 10 to 9 feet and on the west sicle ten parking spaces could be eliminated for installation aF a sidewalk. Mr. Applebalan stated lve would prefer the plan presented staff. He stated it is extremely costly to ranove the street and, with porbding which will be required, it wauld be $100,000 to $150,000. Mx. Qureshi stated the sidewalk would only be abou 200 feet. Mr. Applebatan stated h,e wauld prefer rrot to c10 it at all. Mr. Qureshi stated he wauld request this iten tableci to the next meeting in ar�d,er to give staff the opportunity t work out a solution with the petitio�er. Cbuncilman Schneicler stated his oonce haven't changed and he did not want traffic crisscrossing through the par 'ng lot. MyI'ION by Councilman Schneider table this item to the next meeting. Seconded by Councilwanan Jorge on. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motic� ied unanimrnisly. N�. Appleba�.un stated he d like to withdraw his request for the vacation. Mayor Nee stated this s out af arder sir�e action had been taken on the � vacation request. 6. QONSIDERATION OF PRC7VAL OF REALLACATION OF COMMLTNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANP F[JI�IDS: NDTION by ilman Billings to reallocate the renaining CDBG funds in the cam�erci rehabil itation pool as f ol lows, $16,27 0 to the Locke House to camplet the interior restoration of the first floor and $14,576 to the Rive ew Heights project far clearing, disnantling and future acquisition eff ts. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, Councilman B' lings, Councilman Schrneider, Ni�yor Nee and Councilman Fitzpatrick voted 'n favor af the moti�. Councilwcanan Jorgenson abstained fram voting on this moticn. Mayor Nee declared the m�tian carried by a 4 to 1 vote. 7. C'ONSIDERATION OF A SPECIAL USE PERMIT, SP #88-05, TO ALLOW A SECOND . ACC�SSORY BUILDING ON LOT 10, CLOVER LEAF ADDITION, THE SAME BEING 6536 C3AVER PLA(� N.E.. BY GF�L�D LII�IDNER: I�. R�obertson, �ity Develognent Directar, stated this request is for a . special use perntit for a second accessory building for storage. He stated -8- t _ . FRID7�E,'Y CITY 0(7tTN(."� MEETIl�]G OF Jt7I� 6, 1988 ' . the Planning Catmission recam�ended approval with faur stipulations which he autlined. Cbur�cilman Billings questi�ed haa Mr. Lirx3ner w�ould obtain access to this accessoiy building since there were a rnmiber aE pine trees in the area along the property line. Mr. Lirr.�ler stated he will remave the elm and scane of the pine trees in order to obtain access between the ranainder of his lot and his �rage. NDTION by Councilnan Billings to grant special use permit, SP #88-05, with the follaving stipulaticros: (1) the second accessory building to be used oa�ly far the starage of boating and lawn equignent n�ot for autanabiles; (2) design of the storage shed to canplement the dwelling unit by installing matching siding and a standard slope roof; (3) review of special use permit in six months; and (4) existing metal storage shed be ranoved. Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried �animously. 1�W BfJSIl�SS• T�ie Council considered Iten 13 an the agenda at this time due to the large ntanber o� persons present regarding this itan. 1 . SQJSSION OF A S�IEL,TER ARE.P, FOR FRIDLEY PARK: N�. Jim Hill, Public Safety Director, stated the managers of the F 'dley Zlerrace Nlobile Hame Park and a spokesperson for them have req ted an appearance before the Council. He stated Tim Turnbull, ic Safety Projects (bordinatar�, has submitted a letter to the managers this mabile ' hccn� park, Gordy and Lois Anderson, regarding the r�ew State aw requiring a shelter ar evacuation plan to be approved by the City. Ms. Caty Rayce, Anoka Aeaple's Alliance for Chang , introduced Mr. Steve Schl ichting, a resident in th�e FYidley Terrace ile Hane Park. I�. Schlichting, 7426 West Circle, stated State statute pravides that a , shelter ar evac�tirm plan irnist be appr by the City by March 1, 1989. He stated the existing shelter lacks te lighting, ventilation, and has a prcablan with flooding. He stat this subject has been brought to the attention of the aaners of the idley Mobile Harhe Park in the past and no adequate reply has been rece' ed. Mr. Schlichting stated at the most, the PYl sting sl�elter can car�ly cccm�r�date �150 persons. He stated the park has 326 mobile ha�s and ut 2-1/2 persons per trailer or probably about 750 to 800 people in th ile hane �rk. I�. Schlichtin stated at a meeting with Mr. Turnbull and the managers of the mabile p3rk, they discussed closing the shelter because of the liabilit issue. He also stated there were problems with using Unity Hospi as a shelter as the Safety/Security Manager of the hpspital stated the cannot really handle the number of people that would need to be cuated. _g_