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PL 04/25/1968 - 7258� � � :� � A G E N D A PLANNING COrIlKISSION MEETZNG - APRIL 25, 1968 7:30 P.M. ROLL CALL: APPROVE PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES: APRIL 11, 1968 �� ii �� - ---- - � --6� RECEIVE PARKS & RECREATION COMMISSION MINUTES (SP CIAL MEETING) APRIL 16, 1968 ,� �� , � �- 3�. . � ;�,�,��_ " _""" `• ��..� 'C�� 2 / / � d U � � "_ . , G�-�' y � i � ORDER OF AGENDA• Pages 1-10 11-12 13-14 a'�� -Gy3,3✓ 1. REZODTING REQUEST CONTINUED: ZOA ��68-05, DR. K. H. INGEBRIGTSEN: 2-4 Lot 11, Block 1, Moore Lake Highland's 3rd Addition. 15-16 2-A REZONING REQUEST CONTINUED: ZOA ��68-06, HIRSCH BROS. PROPER- TIES: Part of Block 22 and all of Block 23, Fridley Park Addition and part of Lots 7 and 9, Revised Auditor's Subdivi- sion. 2B VACATION REQUEST: SAV �r68-01, HIRSCH BROS. PROPERTIES:. A 30 €oot street lying South and adjacent to the�North line of . Fridley Park Addition. 3. REZONING REQUEST: ZOA �68-09, LARRY DEAN FERGUSQN: Lofis 1 and 2, Block 3, Gunderson Terrace. Rezone from R-1 to R-3. Set Public Hearing date. 4. PROPOSED ZOIVING CODE : ��" "� ..�f� . ��,�.- .- t� . _ �. �� _� 4-7 17-19 18A 20-22 �„` PL�NNING COMMISSION MEETING - APRIL 11, 1968 PAGE 1 RQ�•L CALL • The meeting was called to order by Vice Chairman Erickson at 7:37 P.M. Members Present: Ylinen, Member Absent: Hughes Others Present: Darrel Erickson, Myhra, Jensen Clark, Engineering Assistant APPROVE PLANNING COI�IlKISSION MINUTES: MARCH 28 1968 MOTION by Myhra, seconded by Jensen, that the Planning Co�nission Minutes of March 28, 1968 be approved. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried. RECEIVE COI�Il�tITTEE ON ORDINANCE REVIEW MINUTES: MARCH 28 1968 MOTION by Myhra, seconded by Jensen, that the Planning Commission receive the Comnittee on Ordinance Review minutes of March 28, 1968. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. . RECEIVE PLATS & SUBDIVISIONS-STREETS & UTILITIES SUBCOMriITTEE MLNUTES: APRIL 5 1968 � MOTION by Jensen, seconded by Myhra, that the Planning Coaenission receive the n Plats & Subdivisions-Streets & Utilities Subco�ittee minutes of April 5, 1968. � Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. RECEIVE SPECIAL MEETING OE PARKS & RECREATION CO1�Il`�IISSION MINUTES: APRIL 1 1968 MOTION by Ylinen, seconded by.Jensen, that the�Planning Commission�receive the Special Meeting of Parks & Recreation Comnission minutes of April 1, 1968. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. � RECEIVE SPECIAL MEETING OF PARKS & RECREATION COI�Il�IISSION MINUTES: APRIL 8 1968 MOTION by Ylinen, seconded by Jensen, that the Planning Co�nission receive the Speeial Meeting of Parks & Recreation Commission minutes of April 8, 1968. Upon a. voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. RECEIVE BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROLySUBCONIMITTEE MINUTESt AP?:IL 10, 1968 �� ` MOTION by Myhra, seconded by Ylinen, tha'[-�th� P�anning Co�nmission receive the- __ ... __ Building Standards-Design Control Subcommittee-minu-tes o€ April 10, 1968. -�Tpon� a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. � ORDER OF AGENDA• The Vice Chairma� -stated that, since the t�me��schedule was ineluded in the�-public hearing notices and unless there were some ob'jection from the Commission, the order of the agenda would be taken as presented. . PI,ANIJ�ING CON�IISSION MEETINa -- APRIL 11� 1968 PAGE 2 1. PUBLIC HEARING: REZONING REQUEST ZOA ��68-05, DR K H INGEBRIGTSEN: Lot ll, n Block 1, Mooxe Lake Highlands 3rd Addition. Rezone from R-2 to C-1. Acting Chairman Erickson explained the procedure for public hearings before the Planning Coum�ission and asked Dr. Ingebrigtsen to commerit on his request. Dr. Ingebrigtsen stated he was requesting the rezoning for the purpose of building a profesaional building. At this time he had no plans to present, but he believed C-1 was required for him to be able to build a professional building. At this time, he would like to have a dentist, possibly a physician, lawyer and insurance agency or something of,that nature. He also said he did not mean to imply that it would be a very large building. Chairman Erickson referred to the letter before the Coannission members from Marvin Brunsell opposing the rezoning. MOTION by Myhra, seconded by Ylinen, that the Planning Co�anission receive the letter from Marvin Brunsell dated April 5, 1968. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. The Chairman stated that from the co�r¢nents of Dr. Ingebrigtsen, the Commission . does not know what his building will look like although he did state what he would use it for. If the area were zoned C-1, he could construct the kind of building he planned, but there are other uses in that category wliich could be built and be undesirable should something happen that Dr. Ingebrigtsen was unable r,,, to follow through with his present plans. � Richard A. Patterson, 6328 Dellwood Drive: I am immediately back of the area. What would this rezoning do to my personal property taxes? He was informed that it would not affect him one bit. If a property is residen- tial, he will be taxed as residential. He received a notice of the rezoning because he lived within a specified distance from the property requesting rezoning in order to give the owners an opportunity to approve or disapprove, but the re- zoning won't affect other property. The adjoining property is not put into any other category, just the area requested in the rezoning petition. The Public Hearing Notice was read by Mr. Jensen. , William H. Gottwaldt, 6300�Baker Avenue N.E.: I have no objections'to a professional building. -�-�- - MOTION by ,Iense�t, seconded by Ylinen, th�t• the P1-anning Commission close the __ _. Public Hearing_of_ZOA ��68-05, Dr. K. H. Ingebrigtsen of Lot 11, Block 1, Moore Lake Highlands 3rd Addition to rezone from R-2 to C-1. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. . Mr. Jensen said it seemed to him that the present zoning of the lot in question _... .. is somewhat illagical, not that it doesn't conform with-the zoning to the North, because since the ti.me of zoning, this property and use of the lot to the North, there has been a change in uses permitted in R-2 zone and therefore this remaining �"� vacant lot of R-2 zoning would now be the only lot that subsequently is a two family dwelling. . PI�ANNING CONfl�1I33I0N I�ETING -- APRIL 11� 1$b8 PAGE 3 Mr, Ylinen agreed generally with Mr. Jensen in the rezoning request as he felt it would not be proper to leave any R-2 category. Also, the requested use of the � land seemed to be proper and would upgrade the area. ' Mr. Myhra wondered whether a general office building comes under the definition of CR-1 clinic. Acting Chairman Erickson stated he was not in a position where he felt he could vote on this particular request, so he would abstain from further discussion. Mr. Jensen asked the petitioner if he would consider a change in his request to CR-1 which limits the use of this site for general medical and drug store type of use. Dr. Ingebrigtsen answered that he felt it might li.mit him too much. He felt that he would want a lawyer or office to round out the plan. He didn't think it would be exactly the same if there were other professional offices in there. Mr. M�hra added that as long as the plans are in the future, and we never k.now what could possibly happen in the interim, this rezoning would open up quite a� variety of uses. � , Mr. Jensen said he thought, in general, the Planning Co�►ission is always reluc- tant to rezone anything higher than its stated intended use, because as soon as you step up a notch in zoning, the option for the property owner to use the property follows the extent of the zoning he has and this particular site, as other sites, is a specialized thing. It relates to a lot of people in a residential neighborhood. � There are single families on one side and multiple on ttie other and it is the job of the Planning Commission to determine that a request of this sort is going to fit in that neighborhood and blend in and retain proper atmosphere also protect the people's rights and property as best they can. Dr. Ingebrigtsen asked if it were possible to consider zoning with certain restrictions, i.e. specify certain professions that would be allowed and would be acceptable. Chairman Erickson informed him it would not be possible. T'he CR category was read from the Code Bc�ok. It was suggested that Dr. Ingebrigtsen use CR-1 and request a waiver from the Board of Appeals and Council for the use of the building. The doctor said it would be completely acceptable if he knew the type of pro- fessional people that would be allowed there. He feTt CR-1 falls short of his request and to be limited by just that little bit, would be too restrictive. Mr. Jensen asked whether or not the Planning Co�nission has the prerogative to suggest or reco�unend approval to change the application. It was decided'that the Planning Commission was hearing a request for C-1 and had no right to approve some other category at this meeting. If there were a change, the request would have,to be republished. � �v�� Mr. Myhra wondered if CR-1 were considered, would it be in order in the reco - mendation S, " n The Chairman said the Commission can recommend anything it desired, but it would Planning Commission Meet�ng - April 11, 1967 ' ' Page 4`" ^ still go back to the Board of Appeals. The petitioner could withdraw the request and state he wished to have it reconsidered under CR and it would have to be re- published and eome back to the Planning Conanission. They can take action on the request as it is, table, accept or deny. Dr. Ingebrigtsen said if it would be acceptable�for CR-2, he would do that if it were more acceptable than C-1. Mr. Myhra told Dr. Ingebrigtsen that the Planning Commission has, in no way, any assurance that variances would be acceptable. He agreed with the planned use of the area, but felt that the doctor should keep in mind the possibility of the property changing hands, and under those circumstances, he would like to do one of two things. The Planning Commission,.could giv.e the doctor more time to pursue or make a. motion to deny. He asked Dr. Ingebrigtsen his preference, and was told that the preference was to go to Council. Mr. Erickson informed the doctor that the Planning Commission is a recommending body and a request goes to Council and they make the final decision. Mr. Myhra continued that he agreed the present zoning of Lot ll is not suitable because of the changes in uses permitted in R-2, and the possible delay by Dr. Ingebrigtsen of using a new zoning category and the possibility of the lot being purchased by.another party, he would make the following motion: MOTION by Myhra, seconded by Ylinen, that the Planning Commission recommend denial of the rezoning request, ZOA ��68-05, Dr. K. H. Ingebrigtsen of Lot 11, r"'� Block 1, Moore Lake Highlands 3rd Addition to rezone from R-2 (limited multiple family district) to C-1 (local business district). Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. 2. PUBLIC HEARING: REZOIJING R�QUEST, ZOA �k68-06, HIRSCH BROS. PROPERTIES: Part of Block 22 and all of Block 23, Fridley Park Addition and parts of Lots 7 and 9, Revised Auditor's Subdivision �23. Darrel Clark, Engineering Assistant was present for this item. Mr. Hirsch explained they plan to build a 144 unit apartment complex, 96 units will be one bedroom and 48 units two bedrooms. They are attempting to have as �uch space for river view as they can. There will be an indoor-outdoor swimming pool. � Mr. Wormsbecker said'he was asked by the owners to find a person interested in.the land. The only thing that would fit would be apartments and, from the standpoint of improvement, would be well aeeded by the neighborhood. The area has a lot of old sheds and barns and it would be a great asset to get rid of them. They will screen with beautiful trees, the buil.dings will be architecturally planned. The Produce Store, even, has to be rebuilt or removed because that building and type of operation would be an eyesore. � John Cullen, 666$ East River Road: As I understand, the two parcels next to the Plum residence would be my neighbor. The petition states they are to be rezoned from R-1 to apartment complex.. Al1 that was said about eyesore is true. We don't like that situation either. Furthermore, we hope to keep that property as it is, R-1, rather than be encroached upon by this big commercial enterprise. .;_�� _ _Planning Commission �eetin� - April 11, 1968 Pa�e 5 ,,,"�_ Herman Kubow, 6654 East River Road: I am opposed. In the first place, we came out here with the understanding it is residential. Bob's Produce is the ^ biggest eyesore. Beautiful homes can go in and bring as much as apartments. Last year they wanted to rezone commercial. � Mr. Myhra commented that the area behind Bob's Produce is R-3. Mr. Kubow said that Lots 7, 9 and Block 23 are R-1 and should stay just as they are. Mr. Hirsch said mention was made of taxes and he checked with the assessor. �- ------- He found that taxes on a building,such as they are planni.ngrare approximately _ 25% of the gross, making the taxes about $60,000 a year. Mr. Kubow asked how many years would.that building be gdod? Mr. Hirsch ariswered that they have put a mortgage on a building like the ones they contemplate building here and it is a 25 year mortgage. Mr. Kubow said it is true the apartment buildings would bring more revenue but the protection of the.citizen's right is what he was concerned about. He didn't personally believe the co�¢nercial venture is good for their area. William Plum, 6652 East River Road: I have lived here since December 4, 1922 until today. /,,,� He asked who had prepared the drawings and was told that Hirsch, Miller and Mellow had prepared the plans. He continued that he was xeluctant to believe Mr. Schroer�would clean up his property. He has had special permits for lean-to canvas sheds. The village police and £ire department do not notice burning. You want to rezone Parcel 1, he said, from C-1 to local shopping. He was concerned about commercial coming down East River Road. Will this be considered commercial and face East River Road? Traffic, also, was discussed. � Mr. Exickson said, regarding the intersection of East River Road and Missis- sippi Street, the Planning Commission recommended to Council a street pattern of that intersection. There was nothing in their recommendation that there would be dividing lines along East River Road. This is a County road. Mr. Plum said his entire property is at the North end of the proposed complex, and in answer to the question of how the rezoning would affect him, he said, "It is a beautiful site on the river. There are some gorgeous homes directly across the river. The City has a complex on the River at Highway 100. I would like to see the two lots R-1 nearest my area. We have built homes under the assumption they will be R-1. We have paid for sewer and water and do not use it. We sincerely object." Mr. Wormsbecker said that Parcel 3 is known as the Plum property and Wyu�an Smith represents the owners, Mr. Plum said this property was owned by �R. M. Plum and Donald Plum and was sold to Wyman Smith about five years ago who was going to build his home on it. � The Engineering Assistant explained the recommendation the Planning Commis- sion made on November 10, 1966 to the Council was to rezone B1ock 22 down on the River but n�t recommending the 160 foot strip lying North of the street that is being asked to be vacated. Council set up hearing but never took official action on any of the rezoning. Plannin� Commission Meeting - April 11, 1968 Page 6 Mr. Plum said his home is approximately 75 to 100 feet off East River Road. ^ Mr. and Mrs. Kubow mentioned that, right now, they are at the end of the sewer system and the-pipe is only 4� feet underrreath the road, and the present one . freezes up. . Mr. Wormsbecker said as far as he understands, the sewer will be connected on the North side and would run into Bob's Produce. He was told the sewer was available for the project. � Chairman Erickson.said the plans as prepared are not necessarily the plans for the building permit. The Commission was not approving or disappxoving the plans at this point. MOTION by Myhra, seconded by Jensen, that the Planning Co�nission close the public hearing of ZOA ��68-01, Hirsch Bros. Properties being part of Block 22 and all of Block 23, Fridley Park Addition and part of Lots 7 and 9, Revised Auditor's Subdivision ��23. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. Mr. Ylinen commented that, personally, he had no objections to rezone Parcels 1 and 2. He believed Parcel 3 is really the one that creates the problem and he would like to rezone Parcel 3 to some type of buffer. � Mr. Myhra said that we are going to have apartment dwellings in �ridley. One of the things we are trying to do is to upgrade the apartments we have. When we do this, one of the things we�have to look at is apartments in fairly isolated areas. Keeping these things in mind, it seemed to hi.m that here is one area r"1 where we are going to have about as much isolation as we can.get -- the river on one side and East River Road on the other, commercial enterprises and apartment between the river. It seemed to him the way to move on this is to try to work aut some kind of arrangement and this is why he asked about a buffer strip, working along buffer screening. There is enough land so the apartment houses can be set back quite a ways. It seems it would be possible, working with the petitioner, , that this then could be set up so most of the objections would be removed as the people would be far enough away. Mr. Ylinen said he agreed. Mr. Jensen said he would like to recall Mro Hirsch's co�ents about achieving high quality apartment complex because of the relative size available in the site. He thought special consideration should be given to the fact that the site gave opportunity for the developer to build a high quality building. This is an extremely important point to be considered in this particular case. Proper setback and screening can protect to a maxi.mum degree the single family residences. Mr. Hirsch added that all the area along the river is green. The area next to East River Road would be landscaped. They have enough area and the question is how to use it. Mr. Erickson said the Planning Commission could take two steps of action.� Limit approval to property except the North 75 or 80 feet to be left R-1, waive some of the equirementssi�t., The biggest problem is that the people living in � R-1 area, do not wish multiples close to their property. By not rezoning the entire parcel, which would prohibit the construction of a R-3 building, the North part would be left R-1 giving it a buffer. This would reduce the R-3 axea so � Planning Commissiori Meeting - April 11, 1967 Pa�e 7 there would have to be an appeal made to reduce the area requirements.for a parti- cular building. Our previous action was to refuse the request to rezone to R-3 - n .- on ttrat North property. The Council held up thE request until the East River_ Road intersection was d�cided on and now it has been taken care of. - - _ Mr. Wormsbecker explain�d they have an option on the property. If they.do _ not get an ariswer within a time limit, their option expires. � Mr. Hirsch asked if the Cousaission were contemplating having this rezoning request come back in two weeks? Chairman Erickson explained the history has been pretty stormy over a number of years and they would like more ti.me to consider this request. Mr. Myhra explained he was with the local. school distri�t and his point of view is always quite concerned about the�tax base, considering tax valuation for the schools. It seemed to him there must be some way that they can work Chis out to the satisfaction of everyone. MOTION by Jensen, seconded by Myhra, that the Planning Coirmnission reconsider the request of ZOA �k68-06, Hirsch Bros, Properties being part of Block 22 a�d all of Block 23, Fridley Park Addition and part of Lots 7 and 9, Revised Auditor's Subdivision ��23, and the vacation request, SAV ��68-01, of the 30 foot street lying South and adjacent to the North line of Fridley Park Addition at the regular meeting of April 26, 1968. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. n 3. PUBLIC HEA,RING: REZOIVING REQUEST, ZOA ��68-07, JAMES L. ADAMS BY ANDREW HOHN: SW'� of SW� of Section 2(40 acre tract) to rezone from M-2 (heavy industrial district) to R-4 (trailer park). The Chairman read the Public Hearing Notice. Mr. Hohn stated that about two months ago he showed this tract to about nine different business people who were laoking for industrial property. He found it would be a hard proposition to use this land for industrial because there is peat and that would have to be removed. Mr, Adams and Mr. Miller were interested in a Mobile Home Court. It would not be necessary to remove the peat for putting in a Mobile Home Court. A planning engineer had been engaged who had ma.de a sketch of the Court and was present this evening and would explain the plans. He then intro- duced Mr. Dale Hamilton. ___. _ __ _ __ _ __ �-_ -- --_______.______ -- --...-- - - . _ ____.. __ _ __ _ . --_ _-- Mr. Jensen removed himself from participation in the discussion because of con- flict of interest. -.. -------- -_--_ _.__. -- � . _.. __ _ --- . _ . _..__ . _..._ _ _ __ ____... __ _ Mr. Hamilton presented the specifications and maps. He read from the information sheet the details of the proposed development, scope of development (about 200 units, adequate off street parking being provided for each unit, free space between units generally to at least 20 feet with �,000 to 4,500 square feet per livin� unit, inter- nal street 30 feet wide with curb, gutters, bituminous surfacing and sidewalk,.access from University Avenue Service Road, public service building including laundry facili- ties, lounges, rest room facilities and miscellaneous service area, landscaped with � shrubbery and sod with at least one shade tree provided for each living unit, each unit to have concrete or brick patio, electrical power proposed to be underground, Mercury internal street lighting, central gas type incineration, storm drainage will be oriented to existing drainage ditch running through the middle of the property, density not to exceed 6 units/acre) and they feel that this could be a very excellent development. , � Planning Commission Meeting - April I1, 1968 Pa�e 8 Ed Munson, 9042 7th Street N..E.: I am the business administrator fox School � District No. 16 and I regresent the school board. As €ar as going on record as being opposed to the trailer court, we have taken this position in the past for several reasons. 1. There is: a strong feeling we would like all property that is designated light industrial or commercial to remain as such because of tax dollars. 2. We are a financially poor school. At least once a year we have to appeal to the State Board of Education for emergency funds to help an immediate financial crisis. 3. We feel the taxpayers of our school district already pay quite a high mill rate on their real property. This mill rate will be 199 mills. We feel they are putting farth quite a large effect in the support of education. 4. Past experience shows.trailer courts xeally do not pay enough compensation for the education of their children. It may be the number of children are not necessarily as large in proportion to those of residential areas, but we have no guaranty that this trend will continue. In addition to putting on an added financial burden, it would further upset our present building construction schedule. We will be receiving less tax dollars from the mobile home ta�ces because of the depreciation of trailer courts. 5. It was proven in 1967, when a survey was performed in the metropolitan area, that District 11 and 16 had more trailer parks within the confines of their boundaries than any other distr.ict. We feel we have enough right now. n � John E. Miller, 7350 Lyric Lane: I object to this rezoning as far as the value of our homes in that particular area is concerned. We have a tremendous amount of multigles. This is an attractive area and I do not think we need any more trailer courts. T. H. Mikoda, 7361 Tempo Terrace: I agree with what has been said. I do not believe we need any more trailer courts. Mr. Hohn explained that a trailer court meets the needs of older people and young married people who cannot afford a house usually until the time the third child arrives . H. M. Harris, 6210 Riverview Terrace; The drainage ditch runs through two parcels of my property and the City Council is contemplating on vacating 78th and running a storm.drain through there, but it is held now due to the fact that this water comes frc Spring Lake Park and Minnesota Iiighway Department. I feel that being their water uses this storm drainage help should partially come from them. Also they mention 30 foot street. My property is known as Onaway. Thirty feet has already been platted and dedicated to the City of Fridley. This would eliminate any street at all. People on the west side. of�Main Street have built their property to'comply with the way the terrain runs. 3.'his would make a great deal of difference t� wise on the school tax. At this time this Cotrnnittee should consider what the Council has in mind aiiout this property. iJater and�s�aer -- where would that come in? Richard Harris, 6300 Riverview Terrace: We own quite a good section of the property that abuts this land on the West side. We have already begun an industrial development in there. We have.one building facing 77th, another oae on the corner of Main, and are putting a few buildings facing East. First, drainage ditch problem -- the situation-is totally intolerable to the axea-. -_L�ery spra.ng.this washed out the streets. The City Attorney is trying to ma.ke�some sort of arrangement with Spring Lake Park and the Highway Department. We certainly cannot allow this lagoon type drainage ditch. Your storm sewer system would be draining into the lagoon. The ditch is a pxivate ditch. Thirty foot stree�s -- I cannot see 30 foot streets being permissible in a trailer court and the City streets must be� 60 feet. People fare much better in residential than trailer parks. From a public safety standpoint, Planning Commission Meeti.�g - April 11, 1968 � Pa�e 9 I cannot see it. You say you cannot put buildings on peat. How can you make a slab set still on peat? It will move away from you. I don't think this will meet the n building requirements of the City of Fridley. The last point is that this is zoned M-2. Heavy industrial area is short in Fridley. We should keep and protect the industrial. It is the backbone of our tax base. As an abutting property owner and �- taxpayer, we are definitely opposed to this rezoning request, at.least the way it is proposed here. Chairman Erickson asked Mr. Munson if he had any figures on the number of school children per trailer and was told that in 1966-67, the averall percenta�e is about 1.63 per trailer, but the figure varies from year to year. Mr. Myhra asked Mr. A1 Johnson if he had an opportunity to discuss the drainage problem with the City Engineer. Mr. Johnson answered that he had been asking for help for about five or six years. It is a financial burden =- he pays taxes and gets nowhere at all. The present ditch fills up. MOTION by Myhra, seconded by Ylinen, that the Planning Commission close the public hearing of ZOA ��68-07, James L. Adams by Andrew Hohn of the SW� of the SW� of Section 2, (40 acre tract) to rezone from M-2 to R-4 (trailer park). Upon a voice vote, all voting.aye, the motion carried unanimously. • Mr. Ylinen said that�his own opinion was that there is a better use for the land than what is proposed in the petition and therefore would make the following motion: n MOTION by Ylinen, seconded by Myhra, that the Planning Commission recommend denial to the Council of the rezoning request, ZOA #68-07, James L. Adams by Andrew Hohn�of the SW'� of the SW� of Section 2 from M-2 (heavy industrial district) to R-4 (trailer park). Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. Chairman Ericks�n concurred with the motion and felt some comments should be • clarified. If this were completed and developed into residential, multiple or industrial, we are still going to have a drainage problem. The drainage has to be solved no ma,tter what happens to the property, In regard to the street pattern, he said the trailer court streets must be maintained by the people in the park: He, too, did not feel this was the proper use for the land. 4. LOT SPLIT REQUEST (CONTINUED: L.S. ��68-07 RUTH GEDIG: Lot 17, Block G, Riverview Heights. (subject to deed for loe split) Mrs. Gedig was present. Mr. Jensen spoke to Mrs. Gedig saying that before the Planning Commission con- cludes this lot split, they would like to have her pre.pare the deed. They were not saying that she would have to do it immediately. To split the property in this fasion c�ould give her two individual tracts, the part split off being too sma.21 to build a home on. It would not be logical. If she did not conclude the deal with her neighbor, she would have no reason to split the lot like that. For her own benefit, the Planning Commission did not want her to do it.. He asked her, at her convenience, to determine whether she will go through with deal with her � neighbor, and let the Commission know either nne way or the other and they will conclude the action so that it can go to the Council. As far as they know, there is not a time limit on returning with the request. No action. Planning Commission Meeting - April 11, 1968 Pa�e 10 ^ 5. LOT SPLIT REQUEST: L.S. ��68-02, ARTHUR CHRISTENSON: Ail of Lots 2 and 3, and , part of Lots 20 and 21, Block 2, Rees' Addition to Fridley Park, No one was present representing the petitioner. MOTION by Myhra, seconded by Jensen, that the Planning Commission recommend approval of the lot split request, L.S. ��68-02, Arthur Christenson of all of. Lots 2.and 3.and part of Lots 20 and 21, Block 2, Rees' Addition to Fridley Park. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. 6. CONTINUED LOT SPLIT REQUEST: L.S, �k68-05, WALTER R. MACIASZEK: Lots 18 thru.20, _ 2b thru 28, Block 2, Oak Grove Addition. (subject to certificate of survey) MOTION by Jensen, seconded by Ylinen, that inasmuch as the petitioner complied with our previous request for certificates of survey, the Planning Commission recommends approval of the Lot Split request, L.S. �68-05, Walter R. Maciaszek of Lots 18 tl�ru 20, 26 thru 28, Block 2, Oak Grove Addition. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried.unani.mously. 7. PROPOSED PRELIMINARY PLAT: P.S, ��68-02, PEA.RSON'S SECOND ADDITION, S G. PEAItSON CO., INC. REPRESENTED BY LEONARD SAMUELSON: North of 77th Way and East of East ^ River Road, a part of Section 3. Set public hearing date. MOTION by Myfira, seconded by Ylinen, that the Planning Co�ission set a Public Hearirig date of May 9, 1968 for the preliminary plat, P.S. ��68-02, Pearson's Second AddiCion, S. G. Pearson Company, Inc. represented by Leonard Samuelson, being North of 77th Way and East of East River Road, part of Section 3. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. • ADJOURNMENT: MOTION by Jensen, seconded by Ylinen, that Che Planning Co�aission meeting of April llth be adjourned at 11:00 o'clock P.M. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried. Respectfully submitted Hazel 0'Brian Recording Secretary n � � n � '. � �� CC:�•ZISyIC:J Gi1 OI�.'JIi�,fiT1C�' RT:V:C�`�J •• "13Ii;UTES Oi� S:i�l'i1RllAY, A.�'i�1L G, 1968 --------------�.-- - - ____-- _ - _ � -._._.._....._. .,...._._.._. �The Alanna.ng Carn:r�ssic�n, m��:tin� as a Cor.��+�ittee of the Z'�io2e� r�t at 9:3o a.Fi. ��►��TsERS �'Rr;Sut,T: Hu;hes, rricksan, Jensen, I�fylu•a riLt•��RS ALiS�'�iT : Y13nan � The folloi•rir.g aecisions t;ere reached: The Co�.�,.iss�_on c3eeic?ed that tho �:ork of r�;visin� the eoctc t•�ov1d bo .facilitated by studyir_g e�ch Zanin� 3.tcM (z^or ir.st�nco, lot area) for atl zones 2•ather tha.n the current pra.cti:co of �tudyring all itEi,s from a sin�l� z�n� before r:aving on to tho n�xt zanir ; d.istriet. ' The first itern con�idered i�:r.s lot area. Lot area requir•er,:ents had a1i��adl. be�1� e�tMb].ished i"or R-•l, R-2� R�3 ard R-s. For P distrir,�s the lot• are�t tr� 11 b� vari�'��o dependin� upan � ctian by tho Council.. N4TEs � In 1�5.33, .�st�.cle 1� chnn�Q r�oard of �^-p�ea.ls'� to �:::��.�r:r�in�l C�r,�Yr�xssion"� ancl at tY�e end of the para�rlph �dd '�Requir�r 4r_ Vs to x"o11o�� in �;�n�x��l those in- oihor ciist�ra.cts Sr'r.ere such use is alloz�:ed. �� In R�1� di.�t,ricl;s, lot area ;:*il]. be 3500 sc�u� re fcet re;� sit� t•rii,h d�rt::i�:y being lim3L�d to 6 sit�s per acrc. At this point� i.i tli�� cl�.�cu:sion, t-:liile ccnsiderin� lot area requirer,.�r.ts fo•r t;h3 C�l distric�� 1t iJ@C3.*.e apparent i:Ii�.t fus.•tr,ei discugsien on 3.ot a�•e� r�c�ti.ir�.r,i��:nts yras prEr,iatu��e, u;?d �h�t ��o it,eu� «U�es � �.� tted'= sl�ou7.d be consi��•ed a�'�.z•st foi• al� district�. Uses i errr_Lttcd h�d axs°e� ay L�en established for R-1, R�2, R�-3 ar.d R-5. �5�.082 R�l� :'obile Ho.?� Ih�:el2ing I. Uses Perrai_tted TY,:? w di�tric� i� e�t�bl:� sr�d for those mobi�e iio�.� paz•ks already in e�stence. Ai�,► future :,ioUi�e hor:e park s;ould haz�a to u: a thQ ?lanned Dcvelapment di�trict rcquirer,:�nts. II. Use F�ith Sg�ci� � Use Pe�i:�i.t Tho fotlo:aing uses, but oi�.ty after securir.g a Usa Ferr�t, �for this establ.ishment, reconstrurtion� sf;ructui•al. alteration, enlar�er�nt, ox• movi.ng of uny stich use, �,ftar �ppi•oval o.f such p��;it b;� the Bcard of Ap�ez�ls in th� City Cour.ci.l, �r:d sub ject to ary conditions ir��;o�ed by �uch Usa t ar:r�i.t, as provided in S�cticn I.S.l;O or any otl:;;r • S�r,tion of 45e�;0 or an�r other Sect;ion of this Ch1pter. rlobile horts parks� but only in 'that �o�ticn of distr:ict srithi.n or cons�ituti.n; a.11 or p�rt of the follocJing ar�a: CUI�IS3IGPi ON OFtI1T?�NCE R; 4'IE�ri - April. 6� 19G8 : _ . 1.2 ?a�c 2 � Rriy �rea t•rithin said district alreudy •so oe ;upicd or used at ' th� time this lriencimerit to thc Oi•diri�nco b�cor,��s effecti�re, � but li*�ited aTT�rays to that portion of a p�xcel, not ZYho11y .. nsed, or as is uctu� lly used oi• occupied for such purposes � as uppears of record iii the �appTication �rd licen�e granted .� therefor by the State Board of Heali.h at the tirn.: th33 Am�ndraent is effec�ive. ' NflTEs D�lote �he present legal description of lt5.082. lt5•09 � Distric�: �' District:s include such land areas� watei�crays Gnd k•ater areas a.s are o�:-n�d, contz•o].led� regulated, usad or proposed to be _ used by the City of Fridl.ey or other puUlie bodi�a. I. Uses �aerrr:itted Any u�e normally cor..�idered to be in tho public intor��t. 1�OTE: D�lete any specified u�.es. II. Uses Exc�.uded Dumps, junk y�xds � n hOTE: D�l�te all other present exclusions. - � t•�F_XT I-��:1'�2dG: Begin discu�sion of v.�as perrrEi.tfi,c�d in R-6 arzd C Dis'cricts. � _ �i COMNlISSION ON ORDINANCE REVIEW - MINiiTF�S OF SATURDAY, APRIL 13, 1968 The Planning Commisaion, meeting as a Committee of the Whole, met at 9:30 A.M. � MII�F�S PRESENT: Erickson, Jenaen, Myhra MEMBF�S AB5ENT: Hughes, Ylinen The following decisions were reached: After discussion it was decided that the revised versions of all R zoning, which ie neaxing completion, be fully completed and sent to the Council for review. The ordi.nance restricti.n� on coxner lots the placement of objects which might obstruet the motoriet's view became a part of Section 3.7(8�. (See the ordinance proposed by City Manager Homer 9nl�um on the attached sheet for actual wording,) In Section 5 of the revised R-1 One Family Dwelli.ng, and in Item 7 of Paragraph . C, "IIses Permitted with Special Use Permit", the words "the aection.for special use permit, 5, III, F," should be a.dded after the word "in". . In the same section (5), and for Paragraph F, "Special Paxking Area Setbacks", the following is to be inserted: "No parking lot may be constructed cloeer than 25 feet from any street, or cloeer than 5 feet to any side or rear lot line, except that no eetback is required on the common boundary between the subject lot and the lot for which the paxki.rig ia being proposed." In the same section (5�, and for Paxagraph H, "Minimum Floor Area", the following should be included: "Two Family Dwellings shall have the eame ma.nimum fToor axea i1 as establiehed in Seation 6, Two Family Dwelling, III, G, Floor Area Requirements." In the same eection (5), and for Paxagraph D, "F`ront Yaxd Requirements", the foilowing ahould be added: "In the case where the houae will be closer �han 30 feet to an existix�g main building with les8 than the minimum setback from the street, the front yard may be reduced to the average diatance between the minimum existix� adjacent setback and the minimum standard." In the same section (5), and for III, B, 3, the wordir� should be changed to: "The side yaxd a.djoining an attached gaxa.ge may be reduced to not less than 5 feet, provided the height of the building on that side is riot more than 15 feet." In Section 6 the full title should read: R-2 Two Family Dwelling. In the 8ame section (6), and for Paragraph A, "Lot Area Requirements", �he wordi.r�g "paxagraph 2" should be cha.nged to "Paxagraph II". - - -- -__ . In the same section (6),' and for III, "Yard, Building Aeight, etc." the wording ,"pasa�raph 3" . ahould be _changed to r'Paxagraph III'! . In the same�section {6), and for III, B, 2, the wording ehould be changed to: "The side yard adjoin�ng an attached garage may be reduced to not less than 5 feet, provided the height of the building on tha.t side is not more than 15 feet." In the:same section (6�, and for III, B, 3, the words "and in such cases",�should •n be deleted. � �f�1 ORDINANCE N0. �. AN OP.DINANC� AMGNDING CHAPTER 45, SECTION 45.35, PARAGRAPIi 3 �-- _.. OF T�� CITY CODE REGARDING BORD�R D�VELOPPIENT AND REPEAI.ING � _ �. . _ .. PARAGRAPH 3 Or SECTION 45.35 THE COUNCIL OF THB CITY OF FRIDLEY DO ORDAIN AS FOLLUWS: That Section 45.35, Paragraph 3 of the Fridley City Code is hereby amended to read as follows: ' --�� - ��-3�: - Walks, steps on •ground- sl�ges, retaining walls, hedges and natural growth, - fences, paved terraces and paved areas, structures used ornamentally or . for gardening or for private recreation purposes, and structures for essen- tial services, when accessory to and customarily incidental to the principal use, are permitted in yards and courts, provided that a side yard strip � 1-1/2 feet in width adjoining the side line of the lot shall be unobstructed by any structure or feature, except a fence, that is higher,than 2 feet above the ground level. No'fence or closely grown hedge bordering lot lines shall be more than six feet in height in any rear or side yard. A fence or wall . not exceeding four �(4) feet in height is permitted within the limits of front yar.ds. On a corner lot in a vision safety control zor.e, nothing shall be erected, placed, planted or allowed to grow in such a manner as to impede vision between a height of two and one half (2'�) and ten (10) feet above the ' level of the curb nearest it (in the absence of a curb, the centerline grade of the intersecting street shall be used in lieu of curb level), above the n vision saiety control zo�a� described as follows: That area bounded by the street right of way lines of a corner lot and a straight line joining points ' on said right of way lines twenty five (25) feet from the intersection of said right of way lines. Anything presently erected, placed, planted or allowed to grow in suck a manner as to impede vision in a vision safety zone shall be considered non conforming until June 1, 1968, but shall be corrected by transplanting or removed from the ision safety zone before such date. � r'rS�Cn; _SA�tir Z�N� �. �/ . ,y : �� t i�i � Lc �' t_; ..•Z. . << _ : 5' --�• : sr�:c�r f:��E�r or �..,:-y �� PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY, THIS DAY OF , 1968. . MAYOR - JACK 0. KIRKHAM ATTEST: �� . CITY CT,ERK - MARVIN C. BRUNSELL � First Reading• Second Reading• � . Publish; , COMMISSION ON ORDINANCE REVIEW, Apri3. 13, 1968. PAGE 2 In the same section (6�, and for III, D, the following should be added: "In the I ^ case where the house will be closer than 30 feet to an existing main building I ' with less than the minimum setback from the atreet, the front yard may be reduced to the average distance between the minimum existing adjacent setback and the minimum standaxd." ' In further discussion regaxding the need for some statement pursuant to the � method or need for securing a epecial use permit which mi�ht be included in �Section 3 or in each of the zoning sections, it was decided tha.t a general statement such as: "Procedures for uses in districts where such uses are not .__ designated as principal or accessory uses axe es�tablished in Section 17,", - should be included in Section 3 by adding a 3•1(3)• zn further discussion it was decided that.an R-6 district should not be created, " an.d that high-rise apartment complexes ahould be placed in P-D district. � In zonin� district R-5 Multiple Dwelling, and for C"IIses Permitted with Special IIse Permit", the followirig changes were made: Item 1 remains the same except for the deletion of the last two ' words "for obtaining." Item 2 remains the•same. Item 3 working should be changed to "The following businessea when designed for use primarily by multiple-dwelling residents." ' Item 4 remains the same. . � � Item 5 is a new one with the wording to be: "9 four story . building may be built allowing for gxeater setbacke." � In zoning districts R-3 and R-5, and for B, "Accessory IIses", Item 2, the following should be added after the "lots": "but no parking lot is to be conatructed closer tYiar� 25 feet from any street, or closer than 5 feet to any side or rear lot line, except that no setback is required on the common boundary line-between the.subject lot and the lot for which the parking is being proposed." (This is as carried over from R-1 and R-2o) � � � � MINUTES OF SPECIAL MEETING OF PARKS AND RECREATION CONllNISSION, APRIL 16, 1968 �� Meeting was called to order at 8:05 P.M. MEMBERS PRESENT; Hughes, Dunphy, Fitzpatrick MEMBERS ABSENT: Cochran, Larson OTHERS PRESENT: Micheal P. Dunphy, 5848-2nd St. N.E., Apt. 2, 55421 Robert E. Venne, 200 Hugo St. N.E., 55432, 784-0110 Ralph Officer, 315 Hugo St. N.E., 55432, 784-9861 Robert H. Brunk, 5268 Capitol N.E., 55421, 560-1154 Faye Robbins, 125-49th Ave. N.E., 55421, 560-1223 Bill Milcarek, 250 Sylvan Lane N.E., 55421, 560�-1286. Eleanor Phillips, b260 Comet Lane, 55421, 560-6420 . Joanne Jochum, 841 W. Moore Lake Dr., 55421, 560-2788 Ed Braddock,.Park Consultant . DISCUSSION WITH VISITORS Hughes described the pur.pose of the meeting to be the recruitment of assistance in promoting the forthcoming park bond referendum. The bulk of the meeting was given over to discussion of the background, need for, and objectives of the proposed bond issue. The members of the Commissiori pointed to the need for assistance in publicizing the referendum and in inform- ing the public of the need for park improvement. Such activities as organizing neighborhood meetings, arranging for talks to organizations, preparing flyers, etc., were discussed. The Commission plans for the period between now and the referendum were discussed. After discussion with the visitors, the Commission and Mr. Braddock moved to another room to continue their meeting. PARK BOND BROCHURE The park bond brochure was reviewed by the City Council at their meeting on April 15. The only change request.ed was that the locations�of land acquisi- tions be indicated in a manner which would prevent any mistaken feeling that the City has already chosen sites for acquisition. The present map�seems to pinpoint locations to the point that people may think that it is a commitment to buy land at a specific site rather than in a general area. Mr. Braddock will rework the map to remedy this problem. Mr. Braddock will also provide two sketches of typical parks, one showing a typical neighborhood park and the other a typical regional playfie.ld to use in the center section of the brochure as a replacement for the sketch shown there now, �� The Commission felt that the paragraph on state and federal aid need not be a separate paragraph with its own headline.. The information there will be com- bined with the present paragraph on cost. The list of polling places should appear in numerical order of wards and pre-• cincts. � � It was agreed to use single color printing (black on green paper) /� the draft copy rather than a multicolor process. The.cost will be r T less and the brochures will be available sooner. The feeling was the average person receiving an obviously expensive brochure will p�eased at the expense i,ncurred. The black,on,green col.or scheme eye and still not expensive looking. �3 as used in significantly expressed that be somewhat dzs- i,s pleasi.ng to the MINUTES OF SPECIAL MEETING, APRIL 16, 1968 PAGE 2 �L� Hughes is to work with Paul�Brown on the actual Worki�g o£ the Written material �n the brochure. � Meeting adjourned at 10:30 P.M. � (After the meeting adjourned, the Commission rejoined the group of visitors who had been discussing means of assisting. The group had organized itself into a committee and selected Bill Milcarek as its chairman. The group p.lans to mee� on Wednesday, April 24th to work out further plans. At that time �additional people will be invited with the idea of expanding�the group to about 30 people from all parts of town. Commissioners are invited to attend this meeting.) Next meeting is regular meeting on April 22nd at 7:30. Respectfully submitted, Robert J. Hughes, Acting Secretary to the Commission Note: 55 days until Election Day � n a : MINUTES OF REGULAR PARKS AI�ID RECREATION CONflNISSION MEETING, APRIL 22:, 1968 Meeting was called or order by Chairman Hughes at 8:1Q P.M. MEMBERS PRESENT: Hughes, Dunphy,� Cochran, Fitzpatrick � MEMBERS ABSENT: Larson - OTHERS PRESENT: Ed Braddock, Park Consultant � � Paul Brown, Director of Parks and Recreation MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING ON MARCH 25, 1968, ANU OF SPECIAL MEETINGS ON MARCH 25th; APRTL lst, .APRIL 8th, AI�ID APRIL 16, 1968 MOTION by Cochran, seconded by Dunphy, that the Regular Meeting Minutes of March 25, 1968, and the Specia� Meeting Minutes of March 25, Apri1 1, Apri1 8, and Apri1 16, 1968, be accepted as mailed. The Motion Carried. LE� Letter from School District #13 - Subject: Permission given to use North Park School this summer as a playground site. The Commission requested the Director to send a letter of appreciation. Letter from Harris Erection Company - Subject: Cost estimate for insulating the Park Garage. Letter from Forrest Wilcox - Subject: Geodesic Domes. Letter tabled until later in the meeting. Letter from Virgil Herrick, City Attorney - Subject: Municipal Debt Limits. The Fridley City Charter does not adopt a more restrictive limitation than � 20� but does provide that i�f the State limitation is gre�ater than 10� the higher bonded debt limitation contained in the State Statutes shall apply. Letter from E1mer Olson, 5361 Horizon Drive - Subject: To emphasize the im- portance of not eliminating the Main Street area from the final bond pro- posal. Letter from Dean Coleman, 123 Glen Creek Road - Subject: Letter of thanks and • appreciation for developing the parks and recreation programs in the City. Letter from John Dunphy to Mr. George Rice, WCCO.Television - Subject: �Request for his assistance through WCCO-TV for the passage oi the proposed bond �eferendum. � DIRECTOR'S REPORT, Parks and Recreation Memorandum _._ A ques�tion arose abaut the resolution passed by the Council concerning the ballot. It was thought that the Council may have a draft copy of a ballot but it has not yet been presented to the Commission. Mr. Ed Braddock, Park Consultant, informed the Commission that any statement con- cerning matching federal funds'does not have to be noted in�the final ballot. Parks Work Progress Report � — Shelves have been installed in the warming hauses for use this summer as storage area for the playgrounds. � _ ..,.�, MINUTES OF THE REGULAR COI�NISSION MEETING APRIL 22, 1968 PA�E 2 It was asked whethex or not the Department has the propex equipment needed to prune trees. Member Dunphy informed the Commission that Anoka County has a boom truck that can be rented if applied for early enough. The Commission re- ^ quested that the Director, in the preliminary budget for 1969, make a list of the pruning tools and.equigment which would be needed in the Department. n n Attendance - Participation Analysis for Fal2 and Winter It was noted by the Director that the reason for the almost daubling of the attendance figure for skating this year over last year was due to the lack of cold weather and snow this season. Quarterly Budget Report The Commission questioned the debit balance of $13,749.28 under Code 475.50, Land. The Director explained that this was the assessments"figure which had been paid. PRELIMINARY BUDGET FOR 1969 The Preliminary Budget presented tonight shows only what the additional requests approved in the Program for 1969 by the Commission will cost. Under Item A, the two new playground sites are Craig Park and Woodcrest School, The Commission agreed that under Item D, the request for two-park men shauld be changed to four. Accarding to Mr. Braddock, with passage of the bond referendwn, maintenance of the parks will double by 1971. Chairman Hughes will discuss with the City Mana< ger whether it would be best to turn in on�y a partial budget concerning Items A,D, and E which would remain relatively unchanged by the passage of the bond referendum or wait until after the June llth Election pending the outcome of the bond election and at that time turn in a completed proposed budget. Items B, C. and F greatly depend on the outcome of this Election. UNPLATTED SECION 12, PARCEL 30 AND PARCEL 100 This parcel of land was described by Chairman Hughes as a relatively worthless piece of land bordering an Spring Lake which has the possibility of�being devel- oped'into a quiet area. According to Harvey Peterson, County Commissioner, at the February Meeting, if this area were �nade available for use by the C�unty �Residents, $1,500.00 could be provided by the County. MOTION by Council to crib— d tsoft 1 be al FEDERAL ASSISTANCE nphy, seconded by Cochran, that mmediatel acquire section of 1 platted Sectfon-l2;- Parcel 30 a d with develo ment this swnmer County and so that funds mi ht cating Mav 15 _ 19�st Tho lu:,};., the Commission requ nd on Spring Lake 1 d Parcel l00 that C n this area for use be applied�for, whi the Cit tJ� uC,- ssion the resi- he State Mr. Braddock informed the Commission that on May 15, $1.2 million, and on Nov� ember lSth, $1.5 million will be dispersed by the State to areas applying for aid in the purchase or developing of park lands.- He said that any purchase costs or costs in developing such as purchase of apparatus could be put in the appli- cation. The Commission felt that all of the development costs of the parks in the 1968 Budget plus the acquisition cost for the Spring Lake Parcel and also Sieverts Property should be included in any application made, approximate total being $20,000.00 . - _ ,. MINUTES OF THE REGULAR COh�II'SSION MEETING, APRIL 22, 1968 PAGE'3 MOTION by Fitzpatri,ck, seconded by Cochran, that an applicat�on containing the development plans and costs for Plymouth Square, Craig Park, Summit Square, Locke Park, Terrace Park, Altura Property, Meadowlands Addition, ^ miscellaneous costs of landscaping and also the acquisition costs involved in acquiring the Spring Lake pareel and Sieverts Property, be prepared for Council approval ta both age�cies, State and Federal, for aid. The Motion Carried. � OLD BUSINESS Citizens Committee On wednesday, Apri1 24th, the Citizens Committee headed by Bill Milcarek as Chairman, will meet to discuss the promotion and passage of the Bond Referendum. The Commission is urged to attend this meeting. Geodesic Domes The Director felt that a geodesic dome should be constructed at The Commons Park where it would get more use than at Terrace Park where it was originally planned for. Warming house on Commons now would be moved to Terrace Park. The � cost of the building is also more than originally thought. The Commission agreed that if the Director. can find available funds, he should go ahead with the con- structio� of one of these domes at The Commons Park. Bond Referendum The new map made up for the brochure whieh shows general areas for acquisition � rather than specific areas was presented by the Director and Mr. Braddock to the Commission. The Commission was favorable. All but one councilman who has � not yet seen the new map has approved it. Plans for the printing of the final brochure are going ahead at a rapid rate to insure plenty of mailing time when they are ready. �eaking Engagements Calendar The Speaking Engagement Calendar was updated by the Commission Members. Chair- man Hughes also brought to the attention of the Commission the request by the Jaycees to change their date from May 7th to May 21st and make it a public meet- ing instead of private. The Commission agreed that this was a good idea. NEW BUSINESS Commission Member Chairman Hughes informed the Commission that due to circumstances which have gotten more inuolved than he had anticipated, Member Carl Larson needs to re- sign from the Commission. Possible Seminar With Interested Organizations Involved in Recreational Programs The Commission discussed the possibility of holding a meeting or seminar with interested organizations concerned with municipal, schoal, or private recreat�ion- � al programs. ADJOURNMENT The meeting was adjourned at 11:10 P.M. . .. . MINUTES OF THE REGULAR COI�tISSION MEETING, APRIL 22, 1968 PAGE 4 The next regular meeting will be May 27, 1968, at 7;30 P.M. in the Conference - Room of the Civic Center. � . , - Respectfully sub�ritted, • l � / .. �% � W �(`/��j�' V�/� . . � . . . - - . Mary Lo Erickson, Secretary - Parks and Recreation Commission � . � n Q BIIILDING STANDARDS - DESIGN CONTROL SUBCQMMITTEE MEErING MINUTES, APRIL 2�, 1968 The Meeting was called to order by acting Chairman Dittes at 8:11 P.M. �„� ROLL CALL: NIII�I.BF�tS PRESENT: Tonco, Dittes, Hauge MEIKBERS ABSENT: Erickson, Biermann � 1. CONSIDERATION OF A IIEST FOR CONSTRUC'I APPROXIMATELY 100� X 1 0� ON LOTS 20 & _ REQUEST BY L. M, J. COMPANY. INC.. 1011 � � N OF A METAL FABRICATION PLANT 1, BLOGK 2, CONII�EEtCE PARK. EST 80�' STREET, BLOOMINGTON. MINN Jim Sacl�ison arrd Jim Gibbs were representing the L. M. J. Compa.ny's proposal.�. After a len.$thy discussion concerning this proposal, a MOTION was made by Hau�e to accept it subject to the�following 8 items: a. Blacktogping of all driveways � - b. Concrete or blacktop curbing of front area c. Grass eeeding of Northern unpaved property � d. Curbing and blacktopping of the East and North pa.ved areas e. Agreement for sidewalks on their own property f. .Architectural brea.kup of front of building (5 panels of aggregate or.axchitectural.brick) $. Two unlabeled trees to be #6 on the schedule h. All concrete block walls pa,inted . Seconded by Tonco. IIpon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. 2. REC ATION OF 9 SWIl�Il�'iiNG � O� AND 4700. AUDITORt AT GEORGETOWN COIIRT ON 78. RE9UES BY IId Mr. Filister preaented his proposal to the Board. MOTION by Tonco to accept �he proposal subject to the entire 4800 squaxe feet pool area to be enclosed by a 4�� high fence. Seconded by Ha,uge. IIpon a voice vote, there bei:ng no nays, the motion carried una,nimously. CHAIR.MAN ERICKSON ARRNID AT 9:15 P.M. 3. �CONSIDERATION OF A 231 LONGFELLOW. AN 2 G.AR.AGE�S FROM 2 60 MOTION by F�ickson to accept the proposal to move the garage from 260 Longfellow to 231 Lo.ngfellow sub�ect to placement of the gaxage on proper footings or slab and that setback a,nd side yaxd requirements be met. r,,,� Seoonded by Tonco. IIpox� a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. � � . � BiTTLDING STANDARDS - DESIGN CONTROL MIN[JTES, APRIL 24, 1968 PAGE 2 MOTION�by �rickson to accept the proposal to move the gara.ge from 1575 73rd gve. to 6350 Pierce subject to placement of the garage on frost footings, finishing with the same exterior materials and paint as the house, and boxing in of the eaves to match the house. Seconded by Tonco. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimousl�. 4. CONSIDERATION OF A UEST TO CONSTRUCT AN APARTMENT BUILDING (11 UNITS) IN R- DISTRICT LOTS 0 1 2 4 BLOCK 6 FRIDLEY PARK ADDITION THE SAME BEING 1 EAST RIVER ROAD. REQUEST BY FRID R. LEDIN. 5d51 DiTP�Nm N_ Mr. Ledin presented his progosal-�tt� �the Board. MOTION by Erickson to accept the prelimi..naxy proposal subject to the following 7 items: a. Sidewalk from front of building to East River Road eliminated and front entry connected to pa,rki.ng asea by pa,ved walkway � b. gdditio.nal trees in rear yaxd for sha,de and privacy c. Brick to be on all sides of the buildix� d. �Radius of corners of driveway entry to be greater than 5 feet e• Garage exterior to conform to main buildixig f. Garage stalls sepaxated by 5�8" sheetrock � g. Gaxbage stora.ge axea to be defined Seconded by Hauge. IIpon a voice vote, there beix.� no nays, the motion carried unanimously. 5• REPIEW OF RICE CREEK OFFICE BiTILDING. No action was necessary as this proposal has previously been approved. 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PLANNING A1�iD ZONING FORM � A �.r � bq . �. � Numher ZC•A� � Ir�s-L'�h �,� SAV i�68-01 L�_s.ux_ u .�_.�.�'_r-'�.�� APPLICANT' S S IGNATURE , ' �✓' � �_ � ---° - b, �� ,- d�'� � •' " '�'�'_� Address 3'354 `'oodd�le :?ve. So. i��inneaoolis, "`inn, Telephone Number �?7_u5g, /7 ,/) \ �� r PROPERTY OIWNER' S S IGNATURE � f` �'y :�� ,,, , ;� 901� Car�ill Bld?. '��inne�poli , '••:in . ` � � Address ) �5n _��zi1 ��rs -�xa��n�e, r•Finne^ vo� ig "inn. Pefter Lindber� - 339-�121 Telephone Number :..�•�� Smit'� - �3a-'1 w�l . . • • • . . •r • . • . Page 1 . _ . �`7 TYPE OF REQUEST XX _Rezoning Special Use Permit � .Variance LOt Sp.liCB Appropai of Pre- liminary Plat Approval of Final Ylat X`C Streets o.r Alley Vacations Other - SCreet Location of Property_T,�in�- ;�;� �f ^ast ^iv�r �o�d �nd �'O�"�lt Of �-'iGsissi�a�i "treet. Legal Deacription of Property (�) �n �tt,�c'�ed sheet, Present Zoning Classification (2� on attacne:l. s�eet. Existing Use of the Property (3` on �tt�c'zed s?zeeto Proposed 2oning Classificatioa, Special Use, Variance or other request 4) on �+t�c�PCi s'�eet. � Describe briefly the Type of Use and the Improvement Proposed � i 5� �n 3tt�ch�a s'�Qnt, Acreage of Property (�� on �tt�c'�e,' s'ze�t. . Has the Present Applicant Previously Sought to Rezone, Plat, Ohtain a Lot Split, Obtain a Variance ar Special Use Permit on the Subject Site or Part of It? - �To When? 3f i/c � What was Requested Fee Enclosed $�C,�'� . ro.cc� �/�sl�� i+:c dV,33-+ DaCe Filed Date of Hparin� � ^ il) '. CITY OF -FRIDLEY MINNESUTA P%ANNING AND ZONING FORM Number ZOA �68-06 �AY',�b'�= �I—"i APFLICANT'S SIGNATURE Hirach Brothers �roperties Address 3951� WOOddale lve. So. Mt�ls.. Minn, Telepho�e Number 927-11596 PROPERTY OWNER'S SIGNATURE � 90l� Cargi�. Bldg., Mpls., �+tyman �th Address1050 B1drs. F�tch .M 1s*:eter Lindber wYman th-339-1 1 Telephone Number_ i'eter Lindberg-339�s721 � Pag° 1 A �8 .. TYPE OF REQUEST Zx Rezoning �_Special Use Permit Variance Lc�t Splits Approval of Pre- liminary Plat Appxoval of Final Plat ZR _,Streets or Alley Vacations Other Street Location of Property I�ying West oP E. River Rd. atrtd North of Mississitipl St. Parcel '�To. 1: '^'��t ��rt of Block 22 '�ri�9ley P3rlc ".�dition lyin? bet•re�n the present 't-3 zone�? oroperty �nd a line dr��•m nergen:�ic��-�r to "�st ^_ivar '=ozd �nd 3� fest tTorth o_`' �he So�ithe�st corner of' said bloc'�. 342, Paroel �To. 2: All of Block 23. P�rcel t�'o. 3: That p�rt of Zots 7 3nd 9 of "evise3 ',�t�it,or. s"ub iivision 31_ in? bet.�reen tze T'ortn line of ^rinl�y Park "d�ition �nd � l i n e � 3 r�.•, m n� r a l l e l t o J and 16(��'eet northerly of s�i� l�'orth Iine oi ^rid?�y .?�rk '�d�ition, � ( 2) P�rcel 'do. 1: �-3, C-1�; Parcel 1`'0. 2: R-I; °�rcel Alo. 3:?t-1. (3) P�rcel '�*o. �: Presently used as p�rkir.; �rea and stor�rye and is vac�nt in o�rt• ?3rce1 Pro. ?: is pY'�?S°Tlt'i�Y Vf1C'dC!tij P?rcel '�'o. 3: is nresently v�csnt. � (4) �arcel ?�'o. 1, 2 and 3 to be rez�ne� to °-3; V�,cate the 30 foot street lyia� �outh �n� adj�cent to t'.e North 1ine of �'ri�3ley ?ar�, "rl��ition. �5) Parcel F'o. 1, 2 ar.d 3: iytultinle �;aellin; �evelonment. (6} Pzrcel r'o. l: annroxim�tly -.'��-, �cre; ��rcel *io. 2; a�nroxim�tly 1�cre; P�rcel �„1 No. 3: sn*�roxim�tly 2 acres. � n � � PI.�T3 & SUBDIVISIONS- STREE'Pa & UTILITIES SUBCCN,'NIITTEE MEETING �A�DRIL 5, 1968 PA(}8 1 The�Meeting was called to order at lt:35 �.M. by Chairman Jen�en. RGLL CALI�s MEc2BERS �'RESENT: MEi�IBERS ABSr:NT: �TI�NS PRESENTs ORDER OF AGENDAs Myhra, Jensen, Nagel� Schmedeke Albrecht Engineering Assistant Darrel Clark �� t The Subconuai.ttee decided to take the items in the following order: #2, 3 dc l. 1. VACATION RE�iTF,S7's � SAV #`68-01 HIRSCH B�OS. �ROPERTIES: Vacate 30 foot street lying,South and adjacent to the North line of Fridl�y ark Addition. Mr. Schmedeke questioned whether we should make any decision on the vacation until we knoW what the zoning will be. It was decided that the rezoning and the vacation should be a package and be put together so if one should �sil� it wou7.d mea.� that the other would also fail. It was notsd that the Cit�r Council di3 adopt a resolution acces�ting the Mississippi Strest and East River Road intersection. � I�iO'FION by Nagel, seconded by Myhra, to recommend to the �lann?.ng Com�i.ssion approval of SAV,�68-�I, subject to the rzzoning on the South 160 �eet of Lots 7 a�nd 9, AuditorTs aubdivision �23, and additional right of way of 10 feet along the North edge of ths Mississippi Street extension from East River Road to Rivervi.ew Terrace. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. 2. FRO�OSED �Rr,LI�iINARY PLAT: P. S. #68-�2 PEARSON � S PEARSOi1 C0. INCORPORATID BY LFONI�RD SAPNELSON: N� of East River Road a part of Sec. 3. ADnITiON, S. a. Leonard Samuelson was presant to repre$ent the �'relimiiisry Plat af Pearson's 2nd Addition. • Mr. Samuelson was ask�d the purpose of Outlot A. He pointed out that there was an anticipation that Barry Blower would be acquiring this for somo develop�nt. Mr. Schrnedeko asiced xhat consideration had been �iven for access to the corm-�rcial property to the North. Mr. Samuelson explained that they intend to place an entrance just North of the Creek, then continue North and connect with the street opening onto 79th I��ray. 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