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SP76-10� . �n�, . � � . � , � F • r � CITY OF FF�IDLEY� SUBJECT (l0 6439 UtVIVERSITY AVE. Ne. SPECIAL USE PERMIT FRIDLGY. MN. 5543� (6'12)J7�I�.7'4JO , SP # 76-�� ADDRESS 1337 Hillcrest Drive N.E. DATE 7/14/76 PLANNING COf�(�1ISSION: P.H. DATE 7/14/76 APPROVED X DISAPPROVED DATE 7/14/76 NO 2 CITY COUNCIL: P.H. REQ'D DATE - NO CITY COUNCIL: APPROVED X DISAPPROVED DATE 7-26-�6 NOPage 3 STIPULATIONS: 1 . The garage cannot and will not be used .for a home occupation 2. It must meet all setback code requirements and cannot be set any closer to the frant yard that the neighboring hou�e to the West. 3. A suitable survey. be, taken. . � . . . . . . , . NAME Youve Klucsar FEE � RECEIPT NO STREET LOCATION OF PROPERTY LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY Lot 20, Block 4, Moore Lake Hills Addition � . PRESENT ZOWING CLASSIFICATION EXISTING USE OF PROPERTY � ACREAGE OF PROPERTY DESCRIBE BRIEFLY THE PROPOSED TYPE OF USE AIVD IMPROVEMENT � second accessory building for st�orage of two vintage cars. � � Nas the present applicant previously sought to rezone, plat, 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 residents and owners of property within 300 feet must be attached to this application. (b) This application must be signed by all owners of the property, or an explanation given why this is not the case. (c) Responsibility for any defect in the proceedings resulting from the failure to list the names and addresses of all residents and property owners of property in question, belongs to the undersigned. A sketch of proposed property and structure must be drawn and attached, showing the follo�ving: 1. North direction. 2. Location of proposed structure on the lot. 3. Dimensions of property, proposed structure, and front and side setbacks. 4. Street names. 5. Locatian and use of adjacent existing buildings (within �300 feet). � � The undersigned hereby declares that all the facts and representations stated in this application are true and correct. DATE SIGNATURE APPLICANT _ � ADORESS TELEPNONE NO ', �; . - �5�� CITY OP FRIDLEY MINNESOTA PLANNING AND ZONING FORM � NUhiBER � '�� TYPE OF REQUEST � � � APPLICANT'S SIGNATURE� r - � . - �� r rf ,1c-- —_ Rezoning Address � j �� r�� l� � �z��'S i U l`J� _� Special Use Permit Telephone Number Approval of Premin- t � � inary � Final Plat � _.. ' PROPERTY OWNER'S SIGNATURE '_ � .. �. '� � a•`�- ` Streets or Alley �--- Vacations Address�� -, , � � Other �i Teleplione Number �'-� `� �( – �� 1`?j `� � 1 Fee Receipt No. �f f I lo � � Street Location of Pro pert y (_�`� '� {� i ��L�� h�i �'��t � Legal Description of Property `��i c'C� .�c<��,� q Bii1<�c''r�� ►=�r�k �-��.�5 Present Zoning Classification ��-�- t Existing Use of Property �r,��c ;� �)��; � ' �� , Acr.eabe of Property �1�t�1ZC,JC fC.?�Gcr� Describe briefly the proposed zoning classification � :� or type of use and improvement proposed ��:_�;i��-� _ � `1�fziy�;��i�� r--- � '� C��;Z��c�,� �-U�z- �>2��2.�c r � ' a= f��<_, ,�t�� ' ! � Has the present applicant previously sought to rezone, plat, obtain a ].ot split or , variance or special use permit on the subject site or part of it? yes x' no. � Wllat was requested and when? The undersigned understands that: (a) a list of all residents and owners of property � within 300 feet (350 feet for rezoning) must be attached to this application.. � (b) 'I'his application must be signed by a.11 owners of the property, or an explanation � given why this is no�t the case. (c) Responsi.bility for any defect in the proceedings resulting from the failure to list t]Ze names and addresses of all residents and property owne.rs of property in question, belongs to tlie undersigned. A sketch of proposed property and structure must be drawn and attached, sllowing the following: 1. North Direction. 2. Location o�' propose� structure on the lot. 3. Di.mensions of propert��, proposed structure, and front and side setbacks. 4. Street Names. 5. Location and use of a.djacent existing buildings (within 300 feet) . � The undersigned hereby declares that all the fa.cts and representations stated in this application are true and correct. �/ _ - _ T— � � DATE�� j�. SIGNATURE -« �'�c L � ,rl«- • (APPLICANI' ; Date Filed • Date of Hearing 7 /� � � Planr.ing Commission Approved City Council Approved (dates) Denied (dates) Deni.ed , . � r� �� s� � - - - � OFFICIAL NOTICE CITY OF FRIDLEY PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE THE PLANNING COMMISSION TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that ther� will be a Public Hearing of the Planning Commission of the City of Fridley in the City Hall at 6431 University Avenue Northeast on July 14, 1976 in the Council Chamber at 7:30 P.M. for the purpose of: A request for a Special Use Permit, SP #76-10, by Youva Klucsar, per Fridley City Code, Section 205.052, 2, A, to allow the construction of a second accessory building, a detached double garage for storage of two Model "A" automobiles, on Lot 20, Block 4, Moore Lake Hills Addition, all lying in the North Half of Section 24, T-30, R-24, City of Fridley, County of Anoka, Minnesota. Generally located at 1337 Hillcrest Drive N.E. Any and all persons desiring to be heard shall be given an opportunity at the above stated time and place. RICHARD H. HARRIS CHAIRMAN PLANNING COMMISSION June 30, 1976 July 7, 1976 ► 8� Planning Commission June 2g , 1976 MAILING LIST SP #76-10 YOUVA KLUCSAR Second Accessory bui1ding Per Fridley City Code, Section 205.051 (2,A) Mr. & Mrs. Richard Kinsman Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Hinytzke 1348 Hillcrest Drive N.E. 1328 Hillcrest Drive N.E. Fridley, Mn 55432 Fridley, Mn 55432 Mr. & Mrs. Hans Meyerhoff Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Larson 1350 Hillcrest Drive N.E. 1345 Hillcrest Drive N.E. Fridley, Mn 55432 Fridley, Mn 55432 Mr. & Mrs. Clifford Lund Mr. & Mrs. Charles Hanson 1346 Hillcrest Drive N.E. 1349 Hillcrest Drive N.E. Fridley, Mn 55432 Fridley, Mn 55432 Mr. & Mrs. Earl Hansmann Mr. & Mrs. Harold Thompson 1344 Hillcrest Drive N.E. 1351 Hillcrest Drive N.E. Fridley, Mn 55432 Fridley, Mn 55432 Mr. & Mrs. Neal Jenewein Mr. & Mrs. Leif Henriksen 1342 Hillcrest Drive N.E. 1327 Hillcrest Drive N.E. Fridley, Mn 55432 Fridley, Mn 55432 Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Henkel Mr. & Mrs. Rand Beckstrom, Jr. 1340 Hillcrest Drive N.E. 1331 Hillcrest Drive N.E. Fridley, Mn 55432 Fridley, Mn 55432 Mr. & Mrs. Adolph Kukowski Mr. & Mrs. Youva Klucsar 1338 Hillcrest Drive N.E. 1337 Hillcrest Drive N.E. Fridley, Mn 55432 Fridley, Mn 55432 Mr. & Mrs. George Bacon 1336 Hillcrest Drive N.E. Fridley, Mn 55432 Mr. & Mrs. Walter Johnson 1334 Hillcrest Drive N.E. Fridley, Mn 55432 Mary Lou Holte 1332 Hillcrest Drive N.E. Fridley, Mn 55432 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Modig 1330 Hillcrest Drive N.E. Fridley, Mn 55432 _ � , � , ^ , 6Y �� ,�� SP #76-10 YOUVA KLUCSAR Second Accessory building '� - ~so � ---- 3� �jS V�O��Y �� 6�� , ti a�$ �� d� am e I0�7 �i GR7 '� ,�� . /�T _,E � (�t 2 �Z' ,�, Q�_ _a ` �� _ z'__-=-- �� ,'�� `` t�h .o s `'�� ° . � ��___�� 4 Ry j ry`.,.. . 9 .b b B � _ � l-�s-�inme� Soiv r . � `� _ __, ---=---- 2ao _. i _ __— 9.9 C ,26 _ _.. O%2 . � 3_3.¢ �� P � .ti � ° � 7S Iao I aJ .....6J.�'91'.... 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',_— =vo :• ' , • --- - .�.,o �s z �,� ��/� )�123 y�� a�' b�hl�`�°I� �`a"' � ,' o � : � --39219 �a � .. •�: . . „ -- — -- ! ,-,� ;� � / : :' .,.r[ ��3 � .�b (Ofiicial Publlcation) OFFICIAL N01'ICE CI'fY OF FRIDLEY PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE THE. PLANNllVG COMMTSSION TO WHOM Pf MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that there will be a Public Hearing of the Plan- nin Commission of the City of Frid- B ley in the City Hall at 6431 University ' 1 14 1976 in Avenue NortheasC qn Ju y fhe Council Chamber at 7:30 P.M.for the purpose of: A request for a Special Use Permit, SP �76-10, by Youva Klucsar, per Fridley City Code, Section 205:052,2,A,to allow the construction of a second acces- sory building,a detached double garage for storage of two IvIodel A" automobiles, on Lot 20, 4 Moore Lake Hills Addi- Block , tion,all lying in the North Half of 'on 24 T-30 R-29, Cit of SecW Y Fridley, County�of Anoka, Min- nesota. i located at Y337 Hill- Geaerall Y , cr est Drive N.E. Any and all persons desiring t o be heard shall be given an opportumty aE the above stated time and place. RICHARD H.HARRIS Chairman Planning Commission (June 30,July 7,1976)—SB8 F'-1<�nn:in�; Comrnission Meei;ir��; - July :11�, 1.9'tb Pa�;e 5 .�.�.._��.._..,... _.......�. 2. PUt3LIC tiEA'.{1P�U: itF�iUI;ST FO}� 1� �t:�:CIA.T. U:��: Filiu��I` 5�' �/76-10 3�.' YOiJVA ,U,;,� ��i3.: }'�rr r'radlev C;.i�t;✓ Cod�, S�c�t�ic.n ?�);.�J`�%, > tn a11.ow th<; i��n:��ruc;j,i.on of' a. secnnd acr,e:,.r�r,y biiildin��, �. det,ached �ioublP �ar��e i'or storage of' two ModF�l "A" autcamobiles, on Lot ?_0, 'ri)_oc�; i�, rioore Lr�ke Hil7_s Addition, the ,�ame bein�; :13;37 Ili 7.lcrk�st l)r�i_ve Iu.F. P�ir. youva Klucsar was pre.>ent. N10'TTC):� b,y- Petc,rson, seconded b,y i�erf�rn��i, tnat the Plannin� Co�r�rnission op�n - tn�: Publ:ic i,earing on tne rer�uest for. a �pF:cial U:�e Permii,, �Y ;;76-:0, b,y Youva K1.ucsar. Upon a voice �,roi;e, a11. vot:.ng a,ye, Chairner�on iiarri s decl.ar�d the I'ubl_ic Hearing open at 8:05 P.I�i. T�;r. }3o<�rcima.n e�.pl.ai.ried tnat this taa_s a rc•�uest �'or a. ��:r;cia.=L use Permi.t Cc�r a recoTid a.ccessor,y bus.lding to liouse t.�o I�iodel "Ai1 automobi.les, he sa:i.d tha.t. at th� pre;;ent time the c�r,� t:-�re outside �nd ?�ir. Kl.ucs�.r t�rould l��:e �o cons�ruct a �tt,ro-car �arage ta store tnese in, and added t;hat he oresently had an attached gara.oe to the house. I=Ir. rcardman c:r.nl ained this ;�;ould be loc:ated in the rear yarci toi�rard the t•dortnwest corrier of tiie prooer�;v, a;�d sa.:i.d tr,at �taff },ad nc ob��ctions to tris �-iith t��To stipulati^ns: =1 ) 'T'hi_s �;arage canrlo� ar�l �-aill not l�e used for horne occupa.tion, and 2) lt must meet a.11 setback ccde requirements arid canno�: be set any closer to the i'ront yard than the neighbori.ng hoiise to the ?�'est. I��Ir. K].�zcsar stat,ed tnat he T�<ou1.d be wi:Lling to mect all the r�gulation�_� ox' the ��:.,.,y oi' i�'ri.dle,y. He sa-id that tl:�s g�xa.ge ;-;ou�ld be used to store his cai�s because thez� were nat beir�g used fcr tr�zs;�o��tation, and he a�yso liked to kt�p his front garage c:�ean :�o �ahen the garaF7e door t�:as onen it iaoul.d look neat �::i�d not cl.utter•ed. Cha.i.rpc:rson Harris as:ced hoti�; 7.arge a ruilding he ��:pas prc�posing, �,nd i�Ir. t;11:rCa:, ans;•r�reci abou�; ?2' X 22' or 22' X ?_1t' . r�e sai.d he t�.ould be �,:rill�ng to fo11o.�, •,rhatever t?�e ci_t�,T ords.n�nce sai.d, bv.t t;he main t.h�_n�� s:a.^ �o �Pt t'r!� cars uii�F•.� co�-er. i•1r. Klur.sar stated that he �•.as to�d ltihen he rioved in t}�at he could bizi�d ano�her garage, and if i:e 1-�ad !cnoi��n he cou�dn't he t-ro�.i.icii�'t h�ve bour;nt the ho��se. A1rs. �rabel said she ��rould 1_il,e to lcn«:-. :�o;r big t1.e �ot iaa.s, and ?�ir. Klucsar , repl:i.ed it 1•ras upr�roximat�l,r 102' � 1!�!,� ' . :ie add�;d th;t the �*�:zr�ag2 wo,�ld t:,e �,].r�lort ol�t of sight, beca�u:,e tr•ee� ;-rou�l d l�e :i��:_n:~ i�t�, :,rd t,�;��rf; t�:o,z��1d ;�r; r.�� C'"•i Vr?t?2'I. ;`;I'S. '.rca�)E� vt"1C-Tl c1��C�'C� .'..f CO�(� :�1CjTl�t i'E:C,U.]�I'f? r]1P1 ��O i1c'�ZTF? ? �T'7.VEZ:�<S}T to hi� f��ra�;�9 ��nd T�r, F?cardman said tl�e,y �.1ould have to t;al;e a look at t:ic� sii;tzation as he t,ras not sure if it taould be rec�uirc:c� or not. Chairperson Harris asl:ed �_i these veliicl.es were licen�ed, r�nd P•�r. . Kluc�ar. a.nsi�;ered that they tiaere ).icensed once, and ;;iiat was al_1 tha� wzs requirc�d. He eapla:ined they cou].d not �r�e lzsed foz� dri.vin;; all the t,ame like a re�ular r.�r, bui� only ic�r parr:;�ics or shows. I�Sr. �3er�man asl;ed i_f tlle re7;zire�aent f'or a. Snecial U:;e Pc�r;ni.t tiaa�n't rel.at,:i.vc� to the size of.' the secc�nd �:ccesrc�:~y buildir,�*, ar�d Ti.r. I3oardman ansti�rered over �Jj(1 feet. AIr•. H<�rris pointed olzt tha.t I�ir•. K1uc�ar :�:as propo:in� alrno�t double that. .�,.--,� -,� F _ __ ____ ___ _ __ I Y:l<�nni_n� Cormni;�:�ion I�ieetin� - Jul,y J)a, 197� ��' � I�?r. L�nr�enfeld saicl hc' `•rou]_c3 like to �.,k if' Nr. Kll�esa.r. �•rorked on ttiese �iodel "A"s and just icept them up as a hol�n;s, �nd I•1r. Y:luc.sar said tl�at, i'i�:inf; a flat t;ire or po7.i^n.in� thc;m was aoout the exter�t of the ��or': hF.� d:id on t;hem. Ele ad�ed that t!ie,y did n�t rec�ui_re Ml.eh worlc a: the;� �rere in �~o��l ;�hap�. ��r. Lannenfeir, as::ed if ti:ere ti-�as a lot �f traj'f.ic (r�eopa_c� or bu�ine^�es) comin,; on the premi�,c:�s to look a.t thc automob�l�s. P��r. �:l.ucsar replied tnere r�ere not, and sal.d he took tY�ie car� to .ho?•rs li.ke at Ap�.che or Har I�ia.r, but peop]e di.d not corr,e on h�s premise: �o see t`:em. D1r. F'eterson sai.d he won�lered zf ?Ir. K].ucsa.r uri�jerstood thc sti.pul.a.i;ions i�ir. f3oardman had me;itioned, and pointed out ti.at one �•ras that it irrouldn't be a. � home busines�. :-lr. hlucsa.r said he t't�ou�;ht ric un:.er: t��od ther� and ;,iould folloi�T an,y rules he hac' to. Iie stated this :-Ta� not a busine�:�, and explair.ed he ttias retir•in�; from hi� job and d;�? not ti-��arit to be �,ne richest man :_n the cemetary but wanted to have a little f'un before ]ze �ot there. Chairberson Harris asked if' it :�Tcu1d be �,�;reeat�7_e tha�; t,7e stuct,ure be co��rati.ble ��rith the e�:isting structure, anri i•Ir. Klucsar replied that �the out�ide :�rcul.d be j�st as nice as his house. �e explainr;d that he had toa much invested in his house to}make i.t be wort�� le from his houseVehere nas�ranothert�d.well�n� t iai � ,T He added tha.� around the corner - had another t;ti�o-car garage in tne back, and it lool;ed ver•,y neat. He s ta ted he felt this ��:ould look better ti�an having his t�ao c�rs cove:�ed �.rith a tarps ��d he �ti*anted to keep his neighbor::ood loc;cin^ n�ce. T�iz�. iiarr.is said ��e mear,i; would th� outside finisn of tne �ara�e be coMpai;ible i��ith the house and �xist.in�- structure, and Tir. Klucsar replied it ,•�ould have tl:e saJ�e sidin�; as his holzse and would look as if it �rere ori�inally buZlt at the s�r'�e time. A4r. Iaan�enfelc� not.ed �;ha.t TIr. Kliicsar wi.shed to have this double �arage �or t}�e storage of two ��Iodel "A"s, �.nd asked =if i_t hTOU�.C� al�•rays be used f.or t.hat. ;�Ir. Klucsar explai.raed that he did have other vintac� cars so he mi�nL take one of the Model "A"s out and. put his i93B Bui.ck in, but as lon�; as he 1i�r�d n�-- that was all i�; ��To�ald be used fcro �ie further explained 'ne ot•med other Urore. �,: wherE; his other autor�obiles �rere stared. i�ie stated t�at, after he �•ras �one t.11e neF� oi•mers could probably use «n extra �;araF,e as one garage rea.11y i+�as:�'t � enou h for a Yiouse tlzat nas five bedrooms. t1r. Langenfeld said that �-rhat rie €� was trying to get at was that rna,ybe by definition it would be nothing but a � stor�.ge buildin�;. Chairperson H�xris said :�t, ivas a second accessory building in excess oi' 21t0 sc?uare feets �ahether it, was a gara�e or a storage building, sa it did require a Special Use rermit. MO'1'ION bv Peterson, seconded by Shea, that the Pl.a.nning Commission cl.ose the Publi.c Hearing on the re�uesi: `'or a Speci.al Use Permit, SP #�'1�-10, by Yotiva Klucsaz•. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye� Chairperson Harris declared the Public Hearing clo�ed at t�:17 P.��1. r;0'1'IOiu b,y Langen.fe].d, seconded by t?er�;ma.n, tha.t the Ylanning Corrunission reco��unend to the City Col:ncil approval of the request i'or a Special Use Permit, SP ,/7b-7_0, by Youv� Klucsar, per 'r'ridle,y City Code, Secti.on 205.05�, �� tO a.11cti� the construction of a second accessc�r,y i�uildin��, a ��ietached double garar�;e for stoi•a(;e of tw� rtode.L "A" automabiles, on Lot 20, t�lock l�, rioare . Lake I�ills Addition, t�he s�:ne b�ing 133�( 1`lz.11crest Drive, N.E., with the Plannin, Cammiss.i.on Meeting - Jul,y 1Ii, 1_97b Page '( Y follo�•r:i.n�; sti.f�ula.t,:ions: 1) '1'}�e E;rira�le cannc>t anci wi:J l_ nut bE: u�,ed for horne occul�aticm, and ?_) It mu^�L m�;c>t a1.1 :,ethr�ck c��'�=_� rF��iremeni,r �,nn cannot be �:et� �_nv c:1n��r ,o th�� front y.�rci i.h��n tr��-, nri,,,�t�horin� h��use to the ,•'est.. Upon a voice vote, all vot�nr; aye, the motion carri.ec� unanirnously. 3. V��.Cf1'1'70�•d Ri;"tI�;S'1'� 5AV �!7b_��1 y :�Y K�:;1�::� t��ll�;�nO�rIAi�i : To vacate tne unir�rroved alle;y �n J1��ck 11 , �pr�n�, iiroo�c 1'ar�: itiddltion, I,y�n� bet��eeii Libert;� Strec�t and r�l;� Street i��.l�;. /, ;°�r. Baardman exp]a�ned tnat a pc,t.i.ti.on had been .rece�iv�d �equesti_n�; vacatian of' thc _L2' unirinroved d:iz�t al1_c,y. He sai.e� that t,he peo e �aho si�ned ttie netition �ere na�t;ed with an asterisk on ti�e maili.n�; li.s�on pa�;e tS1�, and nated that iL! out oi' ?_3 f'�ani�.i<^.s nac. si�;ned it. .ie said tnc �...1.1_e;y s��s r�einE; ta�ed by mini-bikes and dirt aikes� so it t�ras re.qusl;ed that it be c1osE:d. i�ir. �oardrn��n sa�d tnat t}.e Ci.ty ci�.;i i�ave w dx•� i.na_�e �;.;�? t,ilit.., �_ ,.�er~,er:t, :.o•.::. ;,here� �o ii' the alley •�,�as vacated tY�e easements wo d have to be retained. H� explained that p�eple both for and a.�awnst the�acation T-rere pre�er�t, �:�.nd Chairperson Harris su�;t;est�d hearing th� pro �_de zir.st. ��Ir. Charles Spra.fka of �80 rly Street iv.E. statP �:.h�st he ��;ould like to explain the l.o��c of why the�r were nroposi_ng the alley e vacat,ea. ;ie said tile fir::�t o�u.esti_on �o a�k �•r<�.5, is it necessary to keen t'�e alle,y open? He stated that in trying to arrive at Nhether it should be 1; ;pt c;�;en or not, tpe foilawi:zg facts s��ould be cansidered: 1 . The a11ey is not maintained in the air�ter and is not plo,aeci. If it iaas necessary to ha.ve ar. alle;r ' the City t,rould maint�in it. 2. T.n 1;erms oi' fire saf'et�r, there • e f ire hy�3rants on the s�reet on both sides. 3. It �s nof; nccessar,y for as�y of' the ?3 residE:nts to h�ve such =�.n alle�• to allotd them to get into their �arage.-, or dr.ive,•r��s, as in all instances the t,omes h ve ac.^.ess fro:�i t�e �treei,. One horne does nave a.ccess from the a�le,y, but also h�3s access i'ro;n the strcc:t. J For th�se reasons, I•ir. Spraf ka st.. ed, he bel i�ved i� iaas no t absolutel_y necessa.r,y to nave tnis all.ey op�n He said ii' tnis premise was correct, t•hen he beli.eved it ��.as import�it to �'sk wh�t. the t�r_ill of t�e majorit;y was of' the 23 residence5 along the a11ey. He stated that to h.is best inf'orma.i;i_on at this time, �here were l� n��s ��ubmi�,ted, Z�Y�ich trere �l�e rnajori.�y. He add�d 1;hat he believed tt•ro p�de r�ad -asked 1:o Y�ave their names r.emoved from the list, which still l.eft 1?_ naries out of 23. i�lr. Spraflca pointed out tl�at this ti�as not to say the retnai.ning 11 w�re all opposed, as two or three mi.ght be in question. / P�Ir. Sprafka said he believed the democratic z�rinciple should be to follokT the �aill of the majorit}�. ��e cbntinued that most oi the ar�uments that would Ue heard at this rneeti.n�; �tiToulc� be f'or or a�;ainst the a1_le,y for dii'ferent reasons as it would provide a cot�v,�nience f�r some ci.t,iz�ens :�nd axi inconven:ience f�r others. He stated that i� should be the decision of the Plantzin�; Commission �� ,� � Plar►nin�; C,ommission TfF�eting - Jlal,y 11j, 1976 �'%�F;�' � - , to deci�� what the mai�rit,y oi' t,he peon7_e w�.nt, and they wc;re willi.n� to a.bi.de b,y the �ai.11 of the m�jori.t,y o.f the peoF�le. Mrs. Uabr,l. said she undel�st��od r�i.�� F�o�.r�ts, but; naLed tha.1, he h<idn't r�tated an,y ' reason� �'or wantin�; tt�e �.-11c�,y cla��d. I•ir. Sprr�.ika s�3id tn:�t it }�iresentF:d � safet,y ha.7ard for thc� ehildren oj' the nei.�nbc�rhood as therE: were bu,�h��s pc�rnaps three fec:t high, and there wa� an �.�nne��e:�sar,y ri�r, th�t a �hi=1d could �be nurt by a rnini-bike or aut.or�obile dr;v}r.� throu�;h tvie all.ey. i,(e a.l°�o poirited cut, that it �aas a dirt roa.d anci tr��:rcf'or�� ver}� du:i.,y :�nci dirtfy, ar.d t:n�rc� �.�cre a lot of we�ds grotaing therc; that, thc� Cit,y of' F'ridlc,y dee,_' riot mainta.i.n or tr;,r to control. I-ie added that there �,ierP �i number of motor�ikes f'rom other p3rts of the City that ri_de thrau�;n �}�c alle,y a�:�o. iie �aid�to sum it up, it wa.s � i unsi.ght7.:Y and dirty� it; c;�as a. saf'et,y har,ard, and t,he , ousekeF�ping b;T the Ci.t,T of r'ridley has not been adequat,e. . rir.� La.n�enfeld asked 1�rnat tYie extent of use was of +�his alle,y rign.t noia other than mini-bi}:es. P•�r. Sprafka s�3id -t,here was one iainzly tha� u�ed it to a.n�, �;reat exi;ent rignt no•:*. He adde�z t,��at Uernaps an j�.u:.ar�cbi le ;:ould �o uhro�.�F-.�i the alley two or three t:ir�es a day, ma�rne more; bkt tne va.st ma,�ority of u.�F caxne from one family. _ , 1��Ir. Langenfeld said iv1r. Sprafka had mentioned d�st, and asked hira hoia he �•rould feel if �,t�e alle,y T�roul.d 'be paved ��d beca.r�le a r�e�u�ar thorougnfare. :��r. Spraf�a. said he would be opposed to it �ecause the ris iactor t�rould be increased. ��e said th�t zn ter:�s of' m�.i.ntenance he was not sking that it be nalJed, but tnat- soMe of i;he holes be iilled in and �l:e ,��eeds ��cut. ?�Ir. LangeiZfeld asl:ed if t}iis taas vacated ��hat most of r-ir. Snr�flca's f;roup�'planned t,o do wit,h t'r,�.t addi.ticnal foota�e. I•Ir. Sprafka said that ;•?ou1.d vary, �ai7d aslced ii' it ,�ras necessa:;Y to have ari access f.o^ utilit;Y vehic:l.es. i�ir. �bardman said tt�at in vac.ated all.eys fences co��].ci be put. up to the center li_ne q'i' tr,e alley; nowever, zf a utilit,y con��n;T comes in and tearU doU�n �;he .fence �t is not their respon�ibil.it,y. r�,r. Sprai'ka said that if t.he alle}r �:as tllrned back to the �ropert}- o�rmers his o�.-n � personal pref'erence �:,ou].d be to sod it or� p�rhaps r�lant hed�;es or tre.e��. :':. Lan�enfc�ld a�Yed if' there ?,-ere any plans,/ior gardens anci ;,hinbs o� t:,at n�'�tzre, and 'i•tr. Spratka said he �rnew of no suctl finterest. I•:r. Lznf;eni'eJ.ci said he would li.ke to m�!e it rl.eer to the people in t}�e aud�F:ncc� ; tha�, thE: Pl.atZning Com;n:ission is merei,y-a reco,^imendin� bnci,y to the Cit,,r Council. � Chairpel~son Fiarris added that it was �.►1e first step i.n the nroces�. � r1r. Petcrson asked :if' t�he mini-bilces ��ha.t iaere rei'erred t,o were used prim�rily i b,y- �eGT�1e in t,he nei�hborhood, and hota 1'requeni, t?7e u;e was; and also i.i' t!,ere ; t•iPT'C'' peo�le i'rom OLil@T' c1T'C8S US1ri�; i.i2t £311C'y �'OT' t:�1]S purpose c`IriCl 1? SO� ?�F�1}� � �Tere t.?�ey comin; to �,h:s nei�;nbo:ilooa to ride. �•ir. S�.�rai'ka said that the �eoplc ; who rode i;hrough on motorUikes, to tr��e best of his kno;•rl.edge, were mostly f'rom , the nei�*,hborhood. He �aid he did nc�t kno.-r tor a f�3ct tha.t neopie wer� comin�; � f'rom oth��r parts of t.11e ci.t}�� but t}�at comr:ietzt }i��d been i•ela,ycd to him. i�F � stat.t�::d �t�i�t the i requenc,Y of use o_`;' the a1�e,� by the ��in,.-b�1<c�s v��r�e::, ';n,'� �'-� � ,�c�c:�� t�� r�.:n :in :-+ ,.�,..�.:^ :�nd �t,� , ;.;�r�,jic. T'1^.". .�i�";(`� ^i.;i�eC'1 1.i� t,ti<(�}� �1�3(� :Y�phill0 ].lE'� Ll�.Tlf; t.fll`. ,1��f'y :tI1 i.�iE' W:1.Tli,er, c31'1�� i•i7'. S�rai'ka rep�.ied t.heti� d id �nd that aas a �roblet>> also. :ie :�t<�ted that two ��ear:� at o sever�l sno�„*mobiles wiped ol�t ?0`� o£ h=is bushes. tle �dded that ti�e drivii�g back ancj forth of mini-bikes or sn rm�obiles in it.�elf waSIl�t. all that si�;nificant, � __ ---��-- • � ,. ,a � , I ! REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF JULY 26, 1976 PAGE 3 � , ` t RECEIVING THE MINUTES OF THE PLAN�lING f,OMMISSION MFETING OF JULY 14, 1976: ; ' � Y. KLUCSAR, SPECIAL USE PERM SP#76-10 1337 HILLCREST DRIVE, N.E. Mr. Richard Sobiech, the P.ublic Works Director, proceeded to explain the Klucsar request for a special use permit which would allow the construction of a second accessory building in excess of 240 square feet at the peiitioner's home residence. Mr. Sobiech stated that Mr. Klucsar was present. Mr. Sobiech further stated that the public hearing was held by the Planninq Commission on July 14, 1976, ar.d a motion was passed recommending approval , however, there were two stipuiations. In � discussion with Nir. Klucsar, his intentions are to utilize the second accessory ; building for storage purposes and to place such structure in the northwest corner � ; of the property. Councilman Starwalt stated that he had reviewed the property and felt that a survey of the property ��ould be in order and that Mr. Klucsar is aware of that. � MOTION by Councilman Starwalt to approve the request foi- a special use permit as recommended by the Planning Commission with the added stipulation that a suitable � survey be taken. Seconded by Councilwoman Kukowski. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. , K. MESROBIAN, VACATION REQUEST, SAV �76-0�; ALLEY BETWEEM;CIBFRTY AND ELY: Mr. Richard Sobiech, the Public Works Director stated that there was a great amount of discussion concerning this as indicated in the Planninq Commission minutes, and unless there is a desire..to go.�into the matter now, th� request is for a pub.lic � hearing. He stated that the date of August 9th is an e�ror; it would have to be ..�� September 20th in order to meet the requirements fo w'a public notice and that the , pe�it:oner has been so advised. �' � t�10TI0N by Councilman Fitzpatick to set a public he&ring for September 20, 1976. Seconded by Councilwoman Kukowski. Upon a voice �/ote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee dec]ared the motion carr,i�ed••unanimeusly. ; � HUMAN RESOURCES COPIMISSION-MEETING OF JULY l , 19 6: 1977 BUDGET REQUESTS: , , � i Mayor Nee stated that the Planning Commissior� did not concur with the recommendatian � of the Human Resources Commission regarding the budget disbursement of �10,000. i � Mr.Sobiech, the Public Works Director, said that any time minutes come from the • Planning Commission with a statement that specifically says, "recommend to Council", it is brought to the City CounciY's attention. � � Mr. Nasim Qureshi , the City Manaqer, stated that Nancy Lambert, who is on the Human j ' Resources Commission, would like to discu5s the matter further. � � Nancy Lambert then discussed the fact that there is an error in the minutes of which she was unaware. She further stated that the Human Resources Commission ' merely used the $10,000 figure as a simple divider. The Human Resources Commission complied with a request from the Staff that request for funding be reviewed so ' that priorities could be listed in accordance to the receivinq of the funds, and � that was what they tried to do. Ms. Lambert stated that she discussed the . Planning Commission's decision with Mrs. Shea, who was absent from the Commission's ; meeting, and they both felt that they were requested by the Staff to make I recommendations for budget money priorities and now, the Planning Commissian , disagrees with this. - , Mayor Nee asked Ms. Lambert if she was aware that the City Council took the youth , . .. _.center into the recreaLi.on area. She replied that she was not. She then asked if � I all requests from Senior Citizens are tQ be delegated under a Parks and Recreations need. She stated that some funds should be desiqnated for human development and � ecology. I ..,, . i . . , � � � �_ I ' 11G • REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF JULY 26, 1976 PAGE 4 � Councilman Fitzpatrir.k then questione� if the 20% which was recommended for social services would go to the North Suburban Family Service Center. Ms. Lambert said that 20°� of the budget should go to social services, and it was to be decided later which agency was to be the recipient of the 20;�. Ms. Lambert further made reference to the Coon Rapids tJucleus Clinic whereby there was a � duplication of services. For example, several alcoholic anonymous type programs which are being given elsewhere. Mr. Qureshi , the City Manager, stated that the City's desire was to get some . input from the Human REsources Co;nmission to review some of the human concerns and the money allocation be priortized. P1s. Lambert stated that the Human Resources Commissian should have a budget as the other commissions have a budget and when they receive a request for funding, they sF�ould not have to go to the City Courcil cont:ingency fund since the Parks and Recreations and other commissions do not have to do this. � The City Manager stated that there is a budget for the Human Resources Commission for its advisory activity studies and for all comn�issions and that no commissior has an operating.budget. The budget is r_ontrolled by the City•Council. � Playor Nee then commented that the Human Resources was a new commission, and the � Parks and Recreation Coiru�ission had made recommendation for Parks and Re�reation services. The services requested are actually funded in the City budaet and the process started the yea�- before; therefore, the reason that the Humar Resources Comnission had to ask for money out of the continqency this past , year was that no budget process was established. However, for the coming year, i�_� a budget process will b, established. Mayor Nee said the Parks and Recreation � Conunission makes their budget recommendations to P1r. Qureshi , the City P1anager, and he sorts out his findinys. Councilman Star�alt asked Ms. La�nbert if she had seen the minutes and sh� responded that she had not as she never received a draft of the minutes, He further� stated that she needed to have an administrative budaet and that in his epinion, should not have a project-operating budget which you could experd at ' your own discretion. He stated no commission has that. Councilman Starwalt mentioned that the 510,000 figure would be striken and ��1s. Lambert agreed. P10TION by Councilman Starwalt to receive the minutes of the Planning Commission meeting � of July 14, 1976. Seconded by Councilwoman Kukowski. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. RECEIVING THE PqIfJUTES OF THF CAQLE TELEVISION MEETING OF JULY 7, 1976: MOTION by Councilman Hamernik to receive the minutes. Seconded by Councilwoman Kukowski. � Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. ; CONSIDFRA7ION OF A REQUEST FROM MINNESOTA NISTORICAL SOCIETI' FOR FUNDS TO PERFORM FIELD CHECK, FOR NISTORIC OR PREHISTORIC Ar2CHAE0LOGICAL STRUCTURES IN h'ORTH PARK ' ' Mr. Qureshi, the City Manager, said that this field cneck is a requirement in areas where there is a potPntial for archaeological finds. P1r. Qureshi stateci that we have received a $534.00 fiqure which is the approximate cost of the first phase of the survey ' � for this project and the City Council should decide whether or not this money should be spent. The City of Fridley is attemptinq to find out if the survey cost co�ld be used as a part of the City's share of matching grants from the Department of Platural � • , Resources. Councilman Starwalt asked if there was anyone in the audience to discuss this. He further stated that he would like to see sorneone do the preliminary survey per gratis from the foundation and thereby saving the foundation this expenditure. , • � , � �