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PL 06/20/1973 - 7462� � I'�� A G E N D A PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING CALL TO ORDER: ROLL CALL: JUNE 20, 1973 APPROVE PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES: JUNE 6. 1973 RECEIVE PLATS & SUBDIVISIONS-STREETS & UTILITIES SUBCOMMITTEE MINUTES: JUNE 6, 1973 RECEIVE BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL SUBCOMMITTEE MINUTES: JUNE 7, 1973 RECEIVE BOARD OF APPEALS MINUTES: JUNE 12, 1973 8:00 P.M. PAGES F 1 - 10 11 - 14 15 - T9 �0 - 22 1. CONTINUED: PUBLIC HEARING: REZONING REQUEST, 23 _2g ZOA #73-06, MICHAEL W. SELEDIC, JR.: Rezone from R-1 (single family dwelling areas) to R-3 (general multiple family dwellings), Lots 3-10- 14-20, Block 20, and Lots 3-7, 19-24, Block 19, All in Fridley Park Addition, to allow construction of a 69 unit apartment complex. Public Hearing open. 2. CONTINUED: VACATION REQUEST, SAV #73-09, MICHAEL 30_35 W. SELEDIC, JR: Vacate 61st Way between East River 25 _29 Road and Burlington Northern property; Vacate alley - between Lots 4-10 and 15-20, Block 20; Vacate 61� Way between Lots _--23, Block 19, and Lots 3-7, Block 20; Vacate alley between Lots 3-7, 20-24, Block 19. All in Fridley Park Addition, to allow construc- tion of an apartment complex. ' 3. CONTINUED: FINAL PLAN APPROVAL: WALL CORPORATION: pages 54- The areas generally located on 5th Street and 7th 102 Street N.E. from Missississippi Street to 63rd Avenue N. E. June 6th Agenda � 4. PUBLi� I�'EARING: REQUEST FOR SPECIAL USE PERMIT, j� 41 SP #73-05, BY KEITH S. SWENSON AND DENNIS D. - SARKILAHTI(TEXACO SERVICE STATION): To continue a service station and permit the addition of ren�.al of local and one-way truck and trailers, as per City Code, Section 45.101 d � � � Agenda for Planning Commission Meeting - June 20, 1973 Page 2 PAGES 5. PUBLIC HEARING: CONSIDERATION OF A REZONING 42 -46 RE�UEST, ZOA #73-07, COLUMBIA METAI; FABRICATION, , INC.: Rezone Lot 1, Auditor's Subdivision #39, except the Westerly Half, from R-1(single family dwelling-areas) to M-2 (heavy industrial areas), to relocate. 6. RESERVATIONS FOR DINNER MEETING WITH CITY COUNCIL: 7. REPO�T ON SPECIAL USE FOR AUXILLIARY BUILDINGS: � / � ,,. �� .� 3 i� , � �' � �v- �,r�� , _ � �� j�' D /�� A ' J j, / 1/f/ �/ 1 / � !7 �- � �� s � . �' � , �'� ,�� - �� : - � ., / � a � 0 `� � �� CITY OF FRIALEY PT�ANNING CQMI�ISSION MEETING JUNE 6s 1973 PAGE 1 CAI.L TO ORDER: Chai.rman Fitz�atrick callsd the mesting to order at 8:20 F.M. ROLL CALI., : Members Present; Fitzpatrick, Harris, Blair, Driqans, Lindblad Members Absent: None Others Present: �'errold Boardman, Planning Assistant g1PPRQV� PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES: MAY 23, 1973 MOTION by Drigans, seconded by 81air, that the Planning Commission approve the minutes of the May 23, 1973 meeting as written. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. n R�CEIVE PLATS & SUBDIVISIONS-STREETS & UTILIZIES SUBCOMMITTEE MINUTES: MAX 23, 1973 MOTION by Harris, seconded by Lindblad, that the Planning Commission .reCeive the minutes of Plats & Subdivisions-Streets & iltilities Subcommxtt�e meeting of May 23, 1973. Upon a voice vote, a1Z voting aye, the motian cazried unanimously, ' RECEIVE BUZLDTNG STANDARDS-DE5IGN CONTROL SUBCOMMIT�EE MINUTES: MAY 23, 1973 i-- MOTTON by B1air, seconded by Lindblad, that the Planning Commissipn z�eceive the minutes v� Building Stanciards-Aesign Control Subcommit�ee of the May 24, .1973 meeting. U�on a voice vote, a11 vating aye, the rrrc�tipn a�r�t�d unan�.mous.ly. RECEIVE BOARD OF APPEALS MINUTES: MAY 29, 1973 ^ MOTTON by Drigans, seconded by Harris, that the Planning Commiss.ton rece�v� the minutes o�' the Board of Appeals for the May 29, 1973 meeting. Upon a vaice vote, a11 vot.�ng aye, the motian carried unanimaus,l�. 1. CONTINUEAs REQUEST FOR A IAT SPLIT, L,S. #73--05, BERNARD JULKOWSKIs Split off part of Lot 6 and 7, Auc#itor's Subdivision No. 153, ta c�eve7.op land either multiple or commercial. �hairmatl Fitzpat�'iGk said this i.tem was continued at th$ last meeting ^ to hava the petitioner continue to negotiate with the apartment aw�e� for the puxchaS� of this property, for their needed pa�king. MOT,ION by Drigans, second�ed by B1air, that the Planning Commis�ion r�aeiv� a,��r f.com ��.��arci Julkowski, dated June 6, 1973. Upor� a vo�ce� �o�e, p,�I vc�� ,�� a�e, th� mot�on carried unanimously. _�,.» ��:,��,.M. „ . �.. ,;, �.� �� /1 Planning Commission Meeting - June 6, 1973 Fage 2 Mr. Drigans said the letter states that there has been some furt}ier negotiations on this property, but nothing definiTe has been accomplished. Mr. Fitzpatrick said he was still asking for the Iot split. Mr, Boaxdman said the apartment complex does need additional area for parking. Mr. Julkowski and one of the apartment owners did come in to the City offices and discuss this, and the aparment owner was quite vehement about purchasing land for parking only. Mr. Drigans said that in previous discussions, it has been stated that if Mr. Julkowski got the lot split, and rezoned the property, he �ould build eight or ten apartment units on this parcel, but if the apaxtment complex purchased the property, al� they could use it for was parking, because it would be considered as one parcel, and they would need this additional space to meet the present..parking requirements for ��e existing units. f Mx. Fitzpatrick asked if administration has a recommendation. Mr. Boardman said as this property is zoned commercial, if the lot split was -� granted, as commercial �roperty, it would be too expensive for the apartment . owner to purchase, Fox this reason, a lot split at this tima would not be ^ favoxable for any negotiations for purchase of this parcel by the apartment owner. Mr. I.indblad said the apartment owners have had several years to decide ii they want to puxchase this parcel or not. If the�e are serious negotiatiot�s going on, the apartment owner should be here to ask for a continuation �ox ths time he needs. There is no way we can force him t4 purchase this properxy,• . � Mr. Drigans said that when the apartment.complex was canstructed, it did meet th� exi�sta.n� standaxds. If the owner of this property we are - considering, wants to use this parcel for something else, I think he has the right to use it, The problem is that if it is developed for a dif£��ent use, it could well. compound thc paxking problem. Mr, kiarris said he didn't think we could force the apartment compl�x �, to use this for a parking 1'ot anly. For all practical purposes, this lat is split. It is split at the County and only needs Ci.ty approval. If this parcel is developed commercially, maybe there can be an arrangement h�arked � out so the apartment complex cgn use some of it for theix additianal parking, MOT.ION by Blair, seconded by Lindblad, that the Planning Commissian recommend ta Council, approval of lot split request, L.S. #7.3-05, by Bernard JuZkowsk�, to split off part of Lot 6 and 7, Auditor's ,Subdiv�sion No. �53, to develop Zand either multiple or commercial, Upon a uoice vvte, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimausly. /1 • 2. LOT SPLIT REQUEST: I�.S. l�73-07, DAVID S. MYCKA: Spli� off the Westerly 10 feet oi Lot 32, Revi,sed Auditor's Subdivision No. 77, to be purchassd by the owner of Lot 31. �x D��+i� My�ka �t��i Mr. Donald Nielse�, owner ca£ Lot 31, w�re prssent. ^ Planning Commission Meeting - June 6, 1973 Page 3 Mr. Nielsen said he wanted to puxchase this property so he could teax down an old single garage, and construct a new twa-car garage. There w�s about 10 £eet af Lot 32 that was at the same grade as his lot, and then there is about a thre� foot drop, which has a retaining wall. He said h�s present garage was right on the property line, and because of this there was no way to get financing on this property. Mr. Mycka said his house, with an attached garage, was about 110 £eet from the present property line so he didn't need �his 10 feet. . Mr. Baardman said the administration has no objection to the lot split. There is a proposal to have an entrance from Riverview Terxace that would turn Noxth at Lot 31 and end with a cul-de-sac. Both these lats will not have access to East River Road and will be sexviced by pxivate drives. MOTION by Har�is, seconded by Blair, that the Planning Commission �e�ommend to Council approval of lot split request, L.S. #73-Q7, by David C. Mycka, to split off the Westerly ZO feet of I.ot 32, Revised Auditor's Subdi�ision �o. Z7, to be purchased by the owner of Lot 31. Upon a vazce vote, aI1 vating aye, the motjon carried unanimously. ' � 3. PUBLIC HEARING: REZONING REQUEST, ZOA #73-06, MICHA�L W. SELEDIC, JR. Rezone fxom R-1 (single family dwelling area) to R-3 (general multiple family dwellings) Lots 3-10, 14-20, B1ock 20, and Lots 3-7, 19-24, Block 19. All in Fxidley Park Addition, to allow constxuction of a � 69 unit apartment building. Mr. Michael Seledic was present. MOTION by prigans, seconded by Lindblad, that the PZanning Commis�ion waivs the reading of the Public Hearing notice for the rezoning request, ZDA #73-06, Michael W. Seledic, Jr. to rezone from R-1 to R-3. Upon a voi�e Vvte, a1I voting aye, the motipn carried unanimously. Mx. Boaxdman said the propexty the petitioner wants to rezone is between 61st and 62nd way, and between �ast River Road and the xaiiroad tracks. Mx. Seledic said that after they surveyed the area, they had to reduG� the units to 6S, s Chairman Fitzpatrick asked how many buildings there would be. Mr. �oardma� said it would b� all one building, Mr. Richard Brown, 6103 East River Road, said he owned Lots 14, 1S, 16 and the West 1Q £eat of Lot 17, 81ock 19, Fridley Park Addition. He said they have been beseiged by plans �or this area, He said hs hsard l�st fa11 that thero WOU�d �Q a comprehensivQ plan far thi� area. � " Mr, Fitzpa�xick said the Planning Commission had held Public Hearings on tha propased Compr�hensiv� Plan eaxlier this year. The City Council Na� presently having Public Hear�ngs and is considering the prapos+�d plan now. Mr. �� k�d what �iad �eQt� recommended for this arsa. �,�� ,„„�,w.. ^ Planning Commission Meeting - June 6, 1973 Page a Mr. Boardman said it was recommended that this area be studied and that any development of the area should have limited access to East River Road. It was felt that multiple dwellings or a townhouse development would�be the best use of the area, and the entire area should be developed at one time, Qur major recommendation was that the traffic that would be generated be the main consideration Richard Soj, 65 61st Way N.E., said his home is located on part.of Lot 17 and Lot 18, Block 18, Fridley Park Addition, and his home would be right next doar to this proposed apartment building. He was opposed to the praposal. Mr. Brown asked if this would be approved tonight. Chairman Fitzpatrick Sa�id this wouldn't be approved or denied until it has been seriously studied. Mr. Bxown said he thought more people should be notified of this proposal. Chairman Fitzpatxick said the mailing list of the people notified was a long one, and Mr. Brown was welcome to look at it if he wished. It is just that only two property owners came to the Public Hearing. Mx. Brown said he bought his home in an R-1 district, and ]te has to live there. Could the Planning Commission tell him of any advantages he � would have £rpm this proposal. Chairman Fitzpatrick said that until the development was completely presented, the Planning Commission couldn�t answer that question. Mx. Seledic said this would be one building with underground parking, There would be one underground stall for each unit, and one parking stall ior each unik on the back of the property. The twelve stalls shown on th�e frpnt of the building would be for visitor parking. He said he would need no varxances and will have no parking problems, � Mr. Seledic said there would be 36 one-bedroom units and 33 2-bedxocam units. Mx. Lindblad asked the grice range of the rentals. Mr, Sel�di� said he couldn't say for sure, because it depended upon constructio� �osts, but h� thaught it would be in the $175 to $200 range. Mr. Boardman said they would have to work with the Engineering Department on the tra£fic flaw. � Mr. Harris asked how th� noise £rom tha railroad would affect the geopl� wha lived �.n these apaxtments, Mr. Seledic said he didn�t think it waul.d have too much ��fect. Mx. Selsdic said that at the present time, Anoka County has three different proposals for East Rivex Road. The plan he was pxesent�ng was predica��d on the plan that seemed the County most :favored at the pr�sent tim�. i�ight now I ean go almost anywa�► with my plan, � Mr. Seledic said they have no probTems with the proper�y as far as the utilitiss are concerned. They would have �o be altered, b�ut ho f�lt that was nQ prublem. � Mr. Harris said h� had a�ouPle of questions concerning the xesidential propext�+ �hat woy��d be a�£ected by �hi� pro�QSa1. Th�xe won't be any buf£�ar : �' .._ �. >. . .. ..n v.sw �.�... ;f . ^ Planning Commission Meeting � June 6, 1973 Page S between the two zanings. The property the residential homes are located on will be.quite small in its entirety, so if they did decide to sell their pr�perty, or develop it, what could it be rezoned to or used for, that wo�ld b� compatible with this proposal. Mr. �indblad asked Mr. Boardman i£ in any of the propasals by the Caunty for East River Road there were any plans for widenin$ it# so that some of the res�dential area would �e taken by the road. Mx. �oardman said that the right of way has already been acquired fox East River Road in this area. Mx. Bxown said he would like to urge the Planning Commission ta deny this xequast xight now. I think we'd be misleading the pe�itioner to 1et him think this proposal might go thxough. There is no buffex between th� pxopased R-3 rezoning and the present R-1 zoning. This proposal would make my house unlivable and unsaleable. Mr. Fitxpatrick said this area has remained undeveloped. He asked �r. Brown if he cou�d give and reason why this area hadn't been developed R-1. Mx. Brown said it wasn't a very good reason but he thought that one of the reasons.waS because the xoad was unimproved. Mr. Fitzpatrick said � he thought thexe could be a numbex of reasons, one being that it was close /"�. tp the railraad tracks, but on the ather hand, some of the finest homes in Fridley were closex to the tracks. Mr.Arigans;asked Mr. Seledic if he had considered a towrihouse develap- men� for this area. Mr. Seledic said he hadn't. He has always felt tha� an apartment complex was the best use fox this property. Mr. Drigans asked if he had considered, in this type of complex, any type of apartments for th� elderly. Mr. Seledic said, not specifically, but there would be elevators in the building, so iz would be convenient for elderly people. We are not building it with elderly people in mind, at least at the present time. Mx. James Langenfeld, Chaixman of the Environmental Quality Commission, ask�d if there was a need for this apaxtment complex. Chairma� Fitzpatrick said that would be taken into consideration before the final decision is made. In my opinion, protecting the property ownexs who are affected by a xequest is our first.considexation, along with the considexation of the justiiication of the property owner who is making the request. Mx. Fitzpatrick said he was surprised that more of the affected propexty ownexs wexe not present tonight. Mr, Boaxdman asked Mr. Seledic if he had approached any of the owners o£ tho five private homes in this area about purchasing theix pxoperty. Mr, Seledic said he had not. Chairman Fitzpatrick said he was concerned about how this proposal would affect these five property owners, � Mx. Fitzpatrick said he didn't think the Planning Commission was roady ta make a decisian on this proposal tonight, � �. � Planning Commission T4eeting - June 6, 1973 Page 6 MOTION by Harris, seconded by LindbZad, that the Planning Commission continue the Public Hearing on rezoning request:, ZGA #'13-�6, by Michael W. Seledic, Jr., to rezone from R-1 (single farn_ily dwc�lling areas) to R-3 (general multiple famil:� dwellings) i.ots 3-10, 14-20, Block 20; and Lots 3-7, 19-24, Block 19; a11 .in Fridley Park Arldition, tc a11ow con- struction af a 69 unit apartment building, until �`une 20, 1973. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. 4. VACATION REQUEST: SAV #73-O�J, MICI�EL SELEDTC. .IR.: Vacate blst Way between Last River Roacl and I3urlington ;tiorrhern Railroad, Vacate alley between Lots 4-10, 14-20, Block 20; Vacate 61'-Z Way N.E. between Lots 4-7, 19-23, Block 20; Vacate alley between Lots 3-7, 20-23, Block 19. All in Fridley Park Addition, to allow construction of a 69 unit apartment building. MOTION by Harris, seconded by Blair, that the Planning Commission continue the vacation request, SAV #73-09, by M::chael Seledic, Jr., to vacate 61st Way between East River Road and Burlington Northern Railroad; vacate a11ey between Lots 4-10, 14-20, B1ock 20; vac.ate 61� Way N.E. between Lots 4-7, 19-23, Block 20; vacate aZ1ey between Lc7ts 3-7, 20-23, B1ock 19. A11 in Fridley Park Addition, to a11ow construction of a 69 unit apartment building, until June 20, 1973. Mr. Drigans questions the lots mentioned in ttie vacation request. Some of the lots mentioned would in fact vacate alleys of private property. Mr. Harris said that if the rezoning request was approved, the intent would be to vacate the entire alley, after the affected property owners had been notified of the request. UPON A VOICE VOTE, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. 5, FINAL PLAN APPROVAL: WALL CORPORATION: The area generally located on 5th Street and 7th Street from Mississippi Street to 63rd E�venue. Mr. Boardman said the Wall Corporation has not brought in the final plans. As there is no one from the Wall Corporation her� tonight, the final plans are not available. Chairrttan Fztzpatrick said he thought it should be discussed so the Planna.�g Commission has some idea of what the pxoposal zs going to be. Mr. Boardman said that what Council told the Wall Corporation is that they could build 155 units on this property, with the following stipulations; That they provide the same recreational facilities as shown on the axiginal plan; that they solve the drainage problems the satn� as on the original plan; that one driveway on 7th Street be eliminated� �nd ons dri.ve on 7th Street be lined ug with Bennett priveR and there b� limitsd access to Mississippi Street. Mr, Boardman believed tha plan called f4r one entra�ce on Missi$sippi. Mr. F�tzpatriek asked if the zoning wa's still R-1 alang 7th Street. Mr. Boaxdman said it was. � Planning Commission Meeting - June 6, 1973 Pa�e � Mr. Drigans said the Board of Appeals approved a densite of 42.46 for the entire area of both R-1 ana R-3, which would allow them approximately 140 townhouse units. The Council granted the vari<�nce requested which was for 83.units in the R-1 area, an incxease of 20 units, or a total of 155 in the entire area. This gives a density in the R-1 area of 4,246 square feet per unit and for the entire area, both in R-I and R-3, of 3,872 square feet per unit, which is getting pretty close to l:-3 density. Mr. Boardman had the Planning Commission look at the original plan that had 171 units and the new plan for 155 units. Mr. Fitzpatrick said it is mostly a shift in density. Mr. Boardman explained the ponding on the property, and answered questions from the Planning Commission on how this will operate. Chairman Fitzpatrick said as the plans were not available this could just be added to the next agenda without a motion. 6: VACATION REQUEST: SAV #73-10, ROGER CHRISTENSON: Vacate 30 foot road easement on Lot l, and the North 25 feet of Lot 2, Block 6, Rice Cxeek Plaza South Addition, to use for a parking lot for a pro�osed school bus gaxage. ^ Chairman Fitzpatxick said we have a copy of a letter that was received by Council. He asked Mr. Boardman if he knew Council's xeaction to this lettex. � Mr. �oardman said that Council postponed any action. They are waiting fox a xeport from the City Manager as far as the trade-off of some land and an appropriate valuation of this property. Mr. Fitzpatrick said then this is in the hands of the Council. Mr. Boardman said he had talked with Mr. Qureshi, and they both feit that thE best th�.ng to do was to pass this request on to Council, with no actian. MOTION by Harris, seconded by B1air, that the Planning Commission pass pn �o Gouncil, without act.ion, vacation request, SAV #73-10, by Roger �hrzstenson, to vacate a 30 foot road easement vn Lot 1, and the North 25 feet o�' Lot 2, �1ock 6, Rice Creek PZaza South Addition, to u$e for a paxking Zot for a proposed schooZ bus garage. Upon a voice vot�, F.�tzpatr�ck, �,indblad, Harris and B1air voting aye, Arigans nay, the mot�on carried. Mr. Drigans said the City Attorney has said that the petitioner has a legal right to build on this property. I would like to see what the Cpuncil says about Study Area 4 before this zs sent to Counc�l. We have a variance request the Board of Appeals has pending, waiting tp �ee what Cauncil has ta say about this Study Area. With all the objections to tha.s x�c�uest, I would like to wait for their recommendation. Mr. Ha�ris said if the City� acqu�.�'es this property they wauldn�� want this xoad easement vacated, as they will want to retain it for a walkway, � Plannin� Commission Meeting - June 6, 1973 Page 8 Th� Board o� Appeals and the Building Standards-Design Control Subcommittees have more to say about this, if it's going to be built, than the Planning Commi s s ion . Mr. Drigans said we could deny the vacation, instead of passing it on to Council without action. MOTIDN by B1air to recons3der the mot.ion. The motion died for lack af a second. 7, REVIEW REQUIREMENT FOR SPECIAL USE PERMIT FOR SECOND AUXILLIARX BUILDING: Mr, Harris said he asked to have this put on the agenda because it seems like we have been deluged by requests for everything from second gara�es, who should have a Special Use Permit, to garden sheds. I would like to have some input from the Planning Commission on changing the ordinance in regard to the garden sheds. I.think that small storage sheds could be handled by administration, with a limit put on the size that doesn't need a Special Use Permit. I still feel that second garages and utility buildings over a certain size should require a Special Use Permit. Mr. Fitzpatrick asked if anyone would like to recommend the size that ^ could be allowed without a Special Use Permit. Mr. Iiarris said anything that is small enough not to handle a car or truck. ►r'� Mr. Lindblad said he thought a building permit should be required for any size utility shed. That way administration could control where it was placed on the lot. They should be on the back of the lot. It should be made a requirer�ent that it be properly anchored and stipulate that it be maintained. t[e said a lot of utility sheds are eye sores because they have been blown arpund and are dented and ruste�, but still in use. Mr. Boardman said we don't require a building permit now unless th� building is over 100 square feet or costs more than $150.00. We don't have the staff to inspect the small sheds, If we have a complaint, we wxite a letter to the ownex and tell the owner the shed must be maintained. Mr. I,indblad said that if we had something in our ordinance, you would havQ something to enforce, when thexe were complaints. If they had to anchpr them prQperly, it would eliminate a lot of complaints. Mr. Drigans said this goes hand in hand with some of the requests fox vaxiances received by the Board of Appeals. He felt that notices should always be sent as they are now, but if it is a minor variance, and there are no objections, he felt the variance could be granted by the Board of Appeals and not have to go to Council. This would cut down on a lot af woxk, both by the Administration and the Council., He said he knew we wer�n't elec�ed, only appointed, but we would still pass on to Council anything that there had been any opposition to, or contrvversial, with our recommendation. This could apply to Special Use Permits far auxilliary huildings, when thexe were no objections. The Special Use Permit could be gxanted by the Planning Commission, without going to Cauncil. Planning Commission Meetin� - June 6, 1�73 Page 9 /'`�. h9r. Harris said he thought s�me guidelines could be prepared to control these utility sheds. A mcmeo�raphed ,hee� could be made up and gi.ven to anyone who applies for a permit for a util.ity shed. We should have more control over any size utility shed. Mr. Harris said he didn't expect the Planning Conunission to come up with any reconunendation tonight. tie just wanted the Commission to be thinking about this and see what recommendations they might want to make. Mr. Fitzpatrick said he didn't think we had anything for Council� to consider as yet. Mr. Boardman said they could ask for a report from administration on anything that had been discussed. � Mr. Harris said we should come up witli some policy type thing on second garages, and ask Council for a recommendation. Chairman Fitzpatrick said we are asking for two things; more control on buildings less than 10 x 10, and more expeditious handling of other requests. � MOTION by Harris, seconded by Lindblad, that the Planning Commission /1 request the City Administration to prepare a report on 'whether they can prapose some changes or defend their positian. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. • $, PLANNING COI�IISSION TRAINING SESSION: SET DATE: Mx. Boardman said a meeting was planned with the Planning Commission and all the Subcommittee members to discuss the duties of each Subcommittee and the Planning Commission as set by ordinance. There will be a presentation made. We have set a tenative date of Wednesday, June 27, 1973. Mr, Fitzpatrick asked if there was anyone on the Planning Commission that couln't come on this date. Everyone said they could. Mr. Fitzpatrick said he wanted the meeting to start at 8:00 P.M. 9. UINNER MEETING WITH CITY COUNCIL: Mx. Boardman said the dinnex meeting with the City Council has been set for 6;30 F.M. on July 30th, at George's in Fridley. The Planning Commission members should call Peter Hexlofsky and make their reservations �s soon as possible, ],p. SUBCOMMITTEE MEETINGS F, THE PLANNING COI�tISSION: Mr. Drigans said there are some items that go to the Subcommittee's and on to the Planning Commission so soon that we don't know the recommendation ^ pf the Subcommittee before we have to consider it at the Planning CommissiQA meeting. Mr. Fitzpatrick said we have that problem especially with the Plats $ Subdivisions-Streets �, Utilities Subcommittee because they meet right befQre we do. I have �.sjced that What is considered by this Subcommittee .,... �� ,.. .. ^ Planning Commission Meeting - June G, 1973 Page 10 be considered at the Planning Commission meeting twa �,�ecks later, but there is the temptation to push things through. Mr. Boardman said one of the rea�ons for things goir�g to the Subcommittee's and Planning Commission is because there are different requests for the same property and they want all the requests to go to Council together. 11. F I RE LANES AT TAItGET : Mr. Lindblad said he didn't know if the Planning Commission could 'iandle this, but he was concerned about the parking in the fire lanes at �he Taldet store. He said there were so many cars parked in the fire lane, �ven double parked, that you couldn't drive through. Chairman Fitzpatrick said this usually doesii't corne to the Planning Commission's attention but it can be brought to the attention of the Council in this way so a recommendation could be made to have it patroled as the police can issue tickets on private property if the fire lanes are blocked. Mr. Drigans asked if the cars were parked or if some one was in the ^� caxs. They can load and unload in fire lanes. Mr. Lindblad said even if � thexe is someone in the car, for all practical purposes, they are parked. Chairman Fitzpatrick adjourned the meeting at 10:50 P.M. Respectfully submitted, �� Dorothy Evan n, Secretary � � � ,� CITY OF FF:rDLEY PLATS & SUBDIVISIONS- STREET5 & UTILTTIES SUBCOMMITTEE MEETING CALL TO ORDER: JUNE 6, 1973 __ 1i PAGE 1 As Chairman Harris was late for the meetiny, Mr. Meissner called the meeting to order at 7:15 P.M. ROLL CALL: Members Present: Meissner, French, Christanse7i, Harris Members Absent: Forster Others Present: Jerrold Boardman, Planninq Assistant APPROVE� PLATS & SUBDIVISIONS-STREETS & UTILi'PIES SUBCGt�tMITTEE MINUTES: MAY 23, 1973 MOTION by French, seconded by Christensen, that the PZats • & Subdivisions-Streets & Utilities SubcemmiTtee minutes of May 23, 1973 be approved as written. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. MOTIOPJ by Christensen, seconded by Frer.ch, to alter the �genda and hear the se.^.ond item first. L'pon a voice vote, a11 votiny aye, ttie motion carri�d unanirnously. 1. LOT SPLIT Ri;�:(IEST, L.i. #7s-07, DAVIS S. D9YCI�'.A: Split off the Westerly 10 feF�t of Lot 32, Revised Audito;_'a Suhdivision No. 77, to be purchased by owner of Lot 31. Mr. David S. Mycka was present. � Mr. Boardman said Lots 31 and 32 would not have access to East River Road when the cul-de-sac plan was put in, off Riverview Terrace. ; 71'� Way was an unimproved street. On the cul-de-sac plan, the road E would be on the East side of Lot �l and both of thest; lots would be �� served by private drives. Administration has no objection to this lot split. Mr. Mycka said his neighbor wishes to purchase the 10 feet because he wants to build a double gartige and needs the property to meet the s�tb�ack requirements. Mr. Mycka said his home is presently about 110 feet frvm his back property line so he didn't need the 10 feet. Mr. M�issner asked if there were any utility easements on this part oi the lot, Mr. Boardman said there weren't any utilities involved. Mr. Christenser� sa}� t�{�xe was a garage on I.ot 31 at the present time. Mr, Mycka said this was an old single garage which will be torn down and �� Plats � Sut;s.--Str. f, Util. Sutu::onuni_:teeMeeti;►g -Jt�ne 6�1973 Page 2 repiacc.d with <+ new double g�3.raae. Mr. Christenserz asked Mr. E3udreiman why .� xct ��lit was nceded for this 10 feet. Mr. Boardman said the Coilnty wi�uld spiit the lot when the deed was filed, but the City �oesn't split any propLrty withoi�t an approved lot split by the City. This woulu be so the asses�ments were levied to the owner of the 10 feet, and the ownc�r of i.ot :�1 Lould show t}iis as part of his property when he applies for his building permit. MUTION by French, secanded by Christense::, th�if: Plats & Subdivisions- Streets & U'vilities Subcommittee recorrunene� tc the Pianr,�ng Co.simission approval of lot split- reguest, L.S. #73-07, by David S. ��cka, t.:> split off the Westerly 10 feet of I.ot 32, Revised Aud�tor's SuL>division No. 77, to be purchased by the owner of Lot 31. Upon a voice vate, a11 vating aye, the tnotion carried unanimcusly. 2. VACATION REQUEST: SAV #?3-U9, MICHAEL SELEDIC, JR.: Vacate 61st Way between East River Road aiid Burlington Northern Railroad; Vacate alley between Lots 4-10, 14-20, Block Zi3; Vacate 6i2 Way N.E. between Lots 4-7, 19-23, Block 20; Vacate alley between Lots 3-7. 20-23, B2ock 19; all in Fridley Park Addition, Lo allow construction of a 69 unit apartment building. � Mr. btichael Seledic, Jr. was present. Mr. Meissner said his first question was why we were vacating only a portian of all these streets and alleys. Mr, Boardman said the purpose of the request for the vacations is to allow the construction of a 69 unit apartment buildi.ng. It will come up before the Planning Commission tonight, aleng with a rezoning request. The roads and alleys have already been vacated on the property owned by the railroad. What the City feels about this location is that there will bo a street signal at 61st Way. We want to keep this road open for access to East Rivex Road and we want a road easement on the back of the propexty. W� axe also concerned about the drainage on this pxoperty. If the vacation i� apgxQVed, it should be contingent upon the rezoning being approved. Mr. F�ench asked if this would be approved when it has access on �ast River Road. Mr. Boardman said there would be a center island at this loCation and they would only have access one-way. Mr. Christensen said 61st Way has not been impxoved at the present tim�. Mx. Baardman said it would have to be, if this proposal went thxau$hR Mr. Harris asked if there weren't some homes on 61� Way. Mr. Boardman said there were two or three homes. ,� lNr. Meissner said there are apparently utilities in this area now. ` Mr. �oardman said there was a gas main on 61=Z Way and also a fire hydrant. The uxilities would have to be altered. � Plats & Subs -St� f, Utii �ubc,_��;�,;�ittee +�tc��tit�g ---.7un�,i�, 19'3 -�:age -� � Chairman Harris asked Mr. S�ledic if there were any structures on �he property he proposect to build on. �tr. 5eledic said there weren't. Mr. Seledic said hc� has checked with the County, and they have at least three groposals for East River Road. We have bee;► in a quandary as to which way to go, but right now we can work this any way. This was set up according to what seemed to be the plan mast favored by the County at the present time. Mr. Boardman said it was because of the three proposals by the County that we can't allow the vacation of 61st Way, until the plans are definite in this area. Mr. Narris said we only have half the right of way on 61st Way and half a dedication of the road that would go in back of this proposal. We would have to get additional right of way from Burlirlgton Northern. Mr. Boardmari said the pro��erty that is owned by Burlington Northern is zoned light in�ustriai. tiir. Harris asked if ull the property to the East of this proposal w«� owned by tht ��ailr�a::. hfr. Boardman �aid it was. Mr. Meissner asked if the vacations were approved, would tne City ^ want any utility easements retained. Mr. Boardman sai.d we are not sure where we will want drainage easements, but it can be a stipulation that the drainage and roadway easements be worked out with administration. We have sewer, water and gas lines in this area which will have to be stubbed or looped back and altered. This should also be a stipulation. Mr. Harris said he wouldn't want to leave dead-end alleys. Mr. French said he felt that any alley that has never been put in, and it was certain they would never put it in, should be vacated. Mr. Harris said the other property owners would have to be notified before the entire alley could be vacated. Mr. Seledic said they lost about 15 feet when the property was surveyed, so they would only have 65 units. There would be one underground parking stall for each unit, plus one parking space for each unit on the back of the property. The 12 stalls proposed in the front, were just for visitor parking. tie said they would not need any variances. i+ Mr. Meissner said that if we ask for a 30 foot dedication for a roa�3 along the East side of the property. it could make a dif£erence in your pxoposal. Mr. Seledic said he liked the plan of having access to 61st Way and the access road along the East side of the property. Mr, Baardman said there was a problem in the timing of this proposal in that the City has not made a decision on when whether or not they are gaing to put this road in. � Mx. Harris said there could be a cul-de-sac put in on 61� Way for acc@ss just fo� the residential area. Mr. �oardman said thi$ would helg serY� as a buffer between the residences and the apartment complex. Mr, Harris said it would because it would keep the apartment traffic out o£ the xesid�ntial area. _. _ _ . _�-� � � �� 'Plats � Subs.-Str. .`, Util. Subconuuittee Meetin��.'une G, 1973 Page 4 . Mr. Christensen said i�E°. wa�:� �.o;�cer:�c:d wi':.h this cul-de-sac plan because the i•esidential ateas wouid have a pzat�lem �ti•i.�:.h the center island on East River Roaci. They could only go ivorth and would have to make a U-turn tc� go South. Mr. Harris said they woulcl have ti;is problem without this proposal, as would others in this area. If it made East River Road a safer route, the inconvenience was worth it. Mr. Christensen asked if there any plans to improve G2nd Way. Mr. Boardman said there were no plans at the present time. MOTION by Meissner, secondc�d by French, that the Plats & Subdivision- Streets 6 Utilities St�bcommittee recommend to Lhe Planning CorrQnission approval of the vacation request, SAV #73-09, ba Michae.Z Seiedic, Jr., Contingent tipor. the rezoning request being a�>�roved, except that 61st Way between East River Road and the Bvrlington Northern property not be vacated and kept open, and recommend chat the e.�tire a11ey be vacated in B1ock 1.9 ' and 20, Fridley Park Additicn; that there be a dul-de-sac to service the residential area on 61� Way, and vacate the balance of 61� Way to the Burlington Northern property; that any drainage and road easements be agreed to by �he r�t:tioner as d��termined by the Engineering Department; the existing utilities be al�ered; and the petit.ior�r work with the Engineering Department with arry problems in the traffic f1cs�� as .the area develops; and, there be no d:_r��r ::,�:c��ss from th:.s pro�erty to r�2nd Way N.E. Upon a voice /� vote, a11 voting ayc, the mvtion carried unanirnous'y. Chairma� liai�.ri�. adjourried the meeting .it 8:Iti .'.ht Respectfully submitted, ��.J Ct'S,�Z� • �'4"-,"..�10-n./ Dorothy Eve son, Secretary � �'"� � BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL SUBCOI�A4ITTEE MEETING OF JUNE 7, 1973 � The meeting was called to order by acting chairman Wayne Simoneau at 8:15 p.m. MEMBERS-PRESENT: Simoneau, Treuenfels, Cariolano I�MBERS ABSEN'f: Lindblad, Tonco OTE�RS PRESENT: Jerrold Boardman, P2anning Assistant MOTION by Treuenfels, seconded by Cariolano, to waive the reading of the May 24, 1973'meeting and accept the minutes as written. 1. Mr. Roger Christenson was present for the request. Mr. Bab Coyle, Ba1co Bldg. Systems, also was present for the request. His company will be building the garage for Mr. Christenson. � Mr. Boardman informed the Board that they were just deciding on the building�s elevations. Due to the fact that Council has not given a final decision on the site location, the Board could not give a final recommenda- tion on the site plan and landscaping. Mr. Boardman said they should decide on the type of building that they felt could be buil� on the Locke Lake site. Mr. Simoneau asked if there were homes located on Main Street, across from the proposed site. Mr. Christenson said yes. Mr. Simoneau thought that perhaps a steel building would not fit into this area. Mr. Christenson and Mr. Coyle gave a brief description of the building. The present design will have a low profile with a pitched roof. Colored steel panels wili be used for the sides. The steel l� a baked on finished and guaranteed for up to twenty years. Mr. Coyle said it is a modular type of construction, where sections are placed together to make the building. The east and west elevations wi11 have three 20' x 11', fiberglass overhead doors. This will allow the buses to drive through the building. The west side will have an additional two 11' x 11' fiberglass overhead doors. Because of these two doozs the elevation was dropped two feet to allow for a continuous running roof line. The Board's main concern was the view of the building as seen from the north side, this wi11 face Locke Lake Mrs.Treuenfels said she talked to Mr. Qureshi last Saturday, and he told her there was a possibility of another site for the garage. ^ Mr. Christenson said yes. There might possibly be a land exchange between himself and the City. He would exchange the Locke Lake site for park land located by the City garage. He said this would be decided at the June lOth Council meeting. /'1 � .. � 16 BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL SUBCOMMITTEE MEETING OF JUNE 7, 1973-Pa e Two Mr. Coyle showed plans of various buildings that his company had designed and built. They use not only steel siding panels, but also aggregate panels and brick. One building they have done in Fridley is Strite-Anderson. Mr. Simoneau asked Mr Boardman if the Board can move to accept this building as is a�d lea've the site plan and landscaping plan up to the City staff. Mr. Boardman said, you will have to decide as a Board if you think a steel building will fit into this area. It is either a steel or brick building that will'be seen from Locke Lake. I prefer something in the order of brick. People have a negative approach when they hear "painted steel garage" as opposed to a''natural brick building". Mr. Treuenfels asked Mr. Christenson if he would consider brick for the building. Mr. Christenson said a brick building gets to be rather e�cpensive just to store �uses in. .� _�, Mr. Boardman said he appreciated Mr. Christenson's concern on the money factor. He suggested perhaps the use of a stone or brick panel could be introduced to the building design. Mr. Coyle showed various plans by his firm using a combination of brick, stone or steel. Mrs. Cariolano asked why they had decided on green panels. She said wasn't that color going to stick out as much as gold, orange, yellow etc. Mr. Christenson said they thought it would blend in with the area, green foilage. Mrs. Treuenfels asked what the owners of the nearby homes thought of the idea of a garage bei�ng built here. Mr. Christenson s aid this is what happens when you build near a light industrial area. Mr. Boardman replied this is why we have restrictions. Mr. Simoneau s aid we have to decide tonight on what type of building we would like to see on this site, and not on the site by the City garage. However, the Board s aid they thought this plan was quite suitable for the City Garage site. Mr. Coyle asked what exactly would be.done at the Council meeting on Monday. Mr. Boardman said the Council will decide on the variance and vacation requests as these items were not finalized at the subcommittee levels. Also ^ the land trade will be decided on. Mr. Boardman suggested that the Board decide on the type of material to be used on the building and leave the site and land- scaping plan to City staff. � t � . 1`� : ��wA � BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL SUBCOMMITTEE MEETING OF JUNE 7, 1973-Page Three Mr. Simoneau said he preferred the aggregate siding. Mr. Coyle asked what they thought of brick. Mr. Christenson interjected perhaps an architectural bricic {break-off brick) with the rough surface could be us ed. ; Mr. Boardman asked why not the entire 125 feet be aggregate stone. Mr. Coyle sai.d that would be more expensive then brick. Mr. Boardman said the decision then is between steel panels and aggregate panels combine d. MOTION by Treuenfels, seconded by Cariolano to recommend to Council that a combination of steel panels and aggregate stone panels be used on the exterior of the building. The amount used shall be left up to the City Sa.ff. The City �all also decide on the landscaping and site plans in accordance with the Council's decision on Monday. . � UPON A VOICE VOTE, all voting aye, the motion caried unanimously. 2. .CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST TO CONSTRUCT 155 TOWNHt�USE IA�IITS, LOCATED ON THE EAST H.ALF OF THE :VORTHEAST QUAR'TER , OF THE SOUTHiti'EST QUARTER OF SECTION 14, T-30, R-24, EXCEPT THE SOUTH 185.0 FEET THEREOF A.'VD EXCEPT PARCELS ^ A AND B, THE SAME BEING BORDERED BY 63RD AVE:�'UE ON THE SOUfH, MISSISSIPPI STREET ON THE NORTH, 7TH STREET Oti TI� EAST AND 5TH STREET ON THE WEST. (REQUEST BY THE WALL GUKYUIZA'1'lUN, 8�30 CEDAR AVENUE, �IINNEAPOLIS, I�fINNESOTA) . Mr. Boardman suggested tabling Wall Corporation as no final plans were ready. MOTION by Treuenfels, seconded by Cariolano to table the Wall Corporation unti 1 p 1 ans are ready . UPON A VO�ICE VOTE, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. 3. CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST TO CONSTRUCT A DIESEL FUEL STORAGE TANK, LOC�TED ON OUTLOTS 27 � 28, GOV�T LO'T N0: 1 AUDITOR''S SUBDIVISION N0. 39, TL� SAi�4E BEING 44'I'H AVE. IW1LttVKU� ii� cti�l riri�tt a-r., 5�1'. rAUL, �liNN. 55101) Mr. Warren Westerberg was present for the request. Mr. Boardman asked if Mr. Westerberg had seen the landscaping revisions on the plan (this plan with the landscaping revisions went to Council on � June 4�, 1973 and was approved pending Building Standard-Design Control stipulations). Mr. Westerberg said no, he was only familar with the original plan. Mr. Simoneau said the Bc�ard has changed the landscaping plan to include approximately 74 trees and vine covering on the chain fence around the berm and tank area. � / /"'� BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL SUBCONA4ITTEE MEETING OF JUNE 7, 1973-Page Four Mr. Boardman said the City would like to see something nice put into this area as Burlington Northern will be here for sometime. Mr. Westerberg said he hoped Burlington Northern was here for some time and agreed wixh the landscaping plan. Mr. Boardman eacplained the landscaping plan. Starting from East River Road and going towards the tank, the plan has three areas: 1) trees SO feet and over, such as marshall green ash, skyline and imperial honey locust; 2) trees 30 feet and un�r, such as white ash, red maple, Russian olive, Japanese lilac and flowering crab; 3) vine covering on the fence. This plan would hide the tank from view of the motorist on East River Road and also help keep the sound level down. Mrs. Treuenfels felt that some deciduous trees would be nice for year around foilage and protection, especially closer to East River Road. Mr. Simoneau said the Russian olives in the second group o� the plan are a good size bush year around. Mr. Boardman said deciduous trees have a hard time with the salt on the streets in the winter. He also said as the trees get older, the foilage on ,^ the bottom dies, leaving a bare trunk. Mrs. Treuenfels asked if the evergreens could be put in the second row of the landscaping plan. She recommen�ed a yew tree. b4r. Westerberg said a blue spruce would also work. Mr. Boardman said some blue spruce planted�in the second landscape area would be fine. He also asked what type of ground covering would be used. He said he wasn't sure if sod would be feasible in this area. Mr. Westerberg said they did not have the facilities to water and with so many trees in this area, if sod would be able to grow. Mr. Simoneau said any area in Fridley will go back to its natural coverage in a few years unless physically maintained. Mr. Boardman suggested to use sod and if not feasible work some other landscape coverage out. He said possibly a nursery could recommend some type of ground vine. A vine covering could also be used on the slope when the road goes through. Mrs. Treuenfels asked about berming around the tank. Mr. Boardman said there is a three foot berm. He asked Mr. Westerberg if this berm would hold the fuel capacity if the tank ruptures. � Mr. Westerberg said yes, and Burlington Northern would be glad to use the landscaping plan. 0 � , �� BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL SUBCONA4ITTEE MEETING OF JUNE 7, 1973-Page Five MOTION by Treuenfels, seconded by Cariolano to recommend to Council's approval of the construction of the diesel storage tank the following stipulations: 1. Use .landscape plan as outlined on the plans, with the exchange . of some of the trees in the second area for deciduous trees. 2. Sod be used for ground coverage and if not feasible, work out a new plan with the City and a nursery. UPON A VOICE VOTE, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. There being no further business, acting chairman Simoneau adjourned the meeting at 9:06 p.m. Respectfully submitted, �� d� � PAULA R. IANG Se cret ary ' . � /'1 � �1 1. � ML _ S 0� � BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING OF NNE 12, 1973 �� 7.'he �etin$ was called to order by Chairman Drigans at 7:38 P.M. �ERS PRESENT: Drigans� Crawder, MEMBERS ABSENT: Harju, Wahlbexg QTHERS PRESENT: Howard Mattson - Gabel Engineering Aide M�OTTON by Crowder to approve the minutes of the May 29, 1973 meeting as written. 3econded by Gabel. Upon a voi.ce vote, there being no.nays, the motion carried, C�",�:�� CITY CODE, TO �OCK 13, H,AMILTON' S ADDTTION TO : UNIVERSITY AVENUE N.E.. FRIDI.EY Ay0TI0N by Crowdex, seconded by Gabel, to waive reading the public hearing notice. TJpon a vQic e vote, there being no nays, the motian carried unanimoual:y. Mx. Paul Castonguay of Metro 500 and Mr. Rudolph Fine of General Realty Company, vwners of the propexty, wexe present to present the request. Mr. Castonguay eacplained that his position was solely dictated by h.is inability ta buy fuel for his "Metro S00" gas stations. He said that he has been forced to close hie stations as a result of the fuel shortage but that he must still pay the rent on these propertfes. He said that for the station in question, at 5333 University ^ Avenue N.E., he had sublet the property to his bxother for business purposes. Chai�'tttan Drl.gans asked whaz the nature of the business was. Mr. Castonguay answexed that it was a trucking transfer business owned by his brother. Mx. Cxowder asked Mr. Castonguay if he was aware that this type of business was againet the zoning ordinance, Mr. Castonguay answered yes,and then he was �nter�upted �ro�a the floor by Mr. Rudolph Fine, Mr. Fine said that he had stopped to look a� the proparty earlier in the day and that the several trucks parked there appeared ta be u�nloaded and were parked in an orderly manner. He then went on to explain his p�ublam �i,th an �arlier tenant, the Murphy Oil Campany. Mr, Fine said.that Murphy Oil went to aouxt GQ break their lease with him on the grounds that after the freeway �ae built� thnix buainess was no whexe near what it had been before the,h�,ghway conatructiont Mr. Fine eai.d that Murphy Oil woa that case leaving himi up in the air. He also said that he had txouble renting the property then until Mr. Castonguay's Metro 5Q0 mav�d in. Mr. F3.ne said that he had not had any �roblems with Mr. Castonguay and th�t he thought the busiaeas had bsen run in an orderl,y fashion and that Metro 500 stations dan't do �y zapair vr servicing work� they only pump gas, Mr. CroWder asked how long Was left on the lease and Mr. Castonguay anawered about o�a yeax. {, Mx. Fine said that originally it was a five year lease. Mr. Caetonguay aaid that he has tried to bu� gas and that he almost succeedad but was turned dawn, he thought, because of his discount pricing policy. Mr. Fine s�id /1 ancs �gain that he hoped peopl,e cpuld bea.r with them a few months until Mr, Castoisguay�s bu�iaeo• Cpu1d be xeaumed. M�r. Fine said that Mr. Caston�uay`s bxother had a da£iaitq �eed �or �he spaca since he was expanding. ,� ^ ^ �� ,he Minutes of the Board of Appeals Meetin� of June 12, 1973 , P�e 2 Mr. Cxowdex then aaked if there would be more trucks and Mr. Castonguay said no, he di.dn`t think so. Mx'. I3erbext Ledo, 5326-4th Street N.E., who li.ves almost directly behind'the etation came forward to state that hs had no complaint with Mr. Castonguay but now a1.1 t'he trucks coming and going and sometimes left running is more than a peraon ahauld have to put up with particularly with the high taxes one pays. Mrs. Ledo said that there were semis and tankers and flat beds and a11 ma,nner of txucks like that. She said that even though they moved the tankers, the semi.s were� parked all over the propexty, every which way, and even in the alley, which i.s naw xutted frosn the trucks being there. She said that the neighborhood kids started pl��ing araund the trucks and �vere playing with matches under one big truck. Mr, Crawder asked if the Ledo's used the alley and Mr. Ledo said no, the City doesn't mai.ntain it because it was never improved but some neighbors do use it. Mrs. Ledo sai.d that the trucks weren't in the alley now and hadn't been for the past week. Mr. Crowder asked if there were anyway the neighbors could live with this situation for 6 to 8 months or a year. Mr. Ledo said yes but not the early morning and late night noise. Mr. Gary Novak, 5315-4th Street, got up and said that he didn't get a notice of the meeting but that he was awakened at night from across 4th Street by these trucks and that �.t was very bad they were there. Mx. Crawder asked if the Ledo's had air conditioning. Mr. Ledo said no. Mr. Crowder said then your windows are open during the summer and Mr. Ledo said yes. Chairman Drigans asked Mr. Fine how large his property was and Mr. Fine said he thought abaut 40 feet by 120 feet each. There was same discussion from the floox about the property limits. j�ix', Castonguay was asked how many different kinds of trucks would be using the prpperty. Mr. Castonguay said every kind af truck imaginable. There was further diacu$sion from the floor about kids, control, parents, and tXespassing. Chairm�a,n Drigans said he didn't understand Mr. Castonguay's brother not being present, and Mz. Castonguay said he thought the man whose name was on the lease was the one who h$d to appear. Mr. Peteraon, owaex of the lots to the North, said from the floox thaC he di.dn�t mind the trucks being on the first 30 fe�t or so of his property but if h� deci.d�d to charge rent, did he have to get pexmiaeion. Ghaixmait Arigano said yes. Mr, Crawder asked how far his property extended and Mr. Petexson said he had eight 40 foot lots n4rth of Mr. Fine's three lots. C'hais�autn prigans asked �wiiy Mr. Peteraon had come to the meeting and Mr. Petersoa anaw�xed he cam� to see what wauld happen. I�QTIAN by Cxowder, aeco�ded by Gabel to close the public hearing. Upon a v4ice ypta� there being no nays, �he motion carried unanimously. ., +w�Gr� The Minutes of the Board of Appeals Meetin�.of June 12� 1973 Page 3 ^ Mr. Crowder said that if he could see any realistic way of regulating the truck � zraffic the variance might be all right, but the noise to the neighbors particularly �.n the surrsner months would be untenable. He also said that because other independent stations might be closing, there was danger here of setting a precedent. Mr. prigans concurred and asked if there was a motion on the variance. MOTION by Crowder, seconded by Gabel, to recommend denial to the City Council of the variance for the above stated reasons. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the mQtion carxied unanimously. ADJOURNMENT: �'he meeting was adjourned by Chairman Drigans at 8:40 P.M. Respectfully submitted, �� `" :�. � ,; ,..�-_ ... C: a v � �� .. I�0 ARD MATTSON �ngineering Aide- Acting Secretary to the Board � /'� ^ OFFICIAL NOTICE CITY OF FRIDLEY ` PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE THE PLANNING COMMISSION � TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that there will be a Public Hearing of the Planning Commission of the City of Fridley in the City Hall at 6431 University Avenue Northeast on Wednesday, June 6, 1973 in the Council Chamber at 8:00 P.M. for the purpose of: Consideration of a rezoning request, ZOA #73-06, by Michael W. Seledic, Jr., to rezone from R-1 (single family dwelling ^ areas) to R-3 (general multiple family dwellings) Lots 3 through 10, 14 through 20, Block 20, and Lots 3 through 7, 19 through 24, Block 19, Fridley Park, all lying in the South Half of Section 15, T-30, R-24, City of Fridley, County of Anoka, Minnesota. Generally located between 61st Way N.E. and 62nd Way N.E., between East River Road and Burlington Northern right of way. Anyone desiring to be heard with re€erence to the above matter may be heard at this time. Publish: May 23, 1973 May 30, � 1973 � EDWARD J. FITZPATRICK CHAIRMAN PLANNING COMMISSION �� ' �. � . CITY OF FRIDLEY MINNESOTA pI.ANNING AND ZONING FORM �I�� ..� � � %3 -d� � ` '; �,PPx.;�AN'�"' 8 $IGHATUitE �__`.�, `�- �.,L . �,_� , ••_ ' 2- �+�iT4�i�7i `1'Z I ��c �- v� .•= ��c ,��r- l`'t �)�S �l �v� 4�. -..��_.'. � _.,.__..._ �� TYFE OF REQUEST x tte�oning� ai ct�o F,��,� _,,._____v�riepce �te.- Approv4� Q� �'i�, lit»�nery P�+�C TA��phon� Nwmber__7 �, [ ° -� (,,�`: (�., �........ APProval o� ��•��1� ______._. ., , F i a C 1"�lQF��l1`Y OWNER' S SIGNATURE_ �'-,..f i�� ..J�,�c.(.�-,.��, r Aaar4s• �� -�. <�:=,� i�K�_ �� <,;.��:� � �.��.=s �, .� N -.,.,..,_, ., , . TRi�FhQR� Number 7<�`� >�� +�!$ t ZCC C B 01� �'�,`: s"'}-•.,f . V�cation# ,�___,� Oth�ar �L��}R� �iC#tion of property �'ast river�road, betwnen 61st. 8� b2rd. WaY �� p$�1 Qe6C=iption of . property Par�ts of ?3ioc�c 1� & 2�?� �idley Dark � _ �'". `"` _ ' ��'i' / � " / c% � � �/,.,. l Y d l ..3- �y ��-t�� S/„ �s _ p�'a��tt xo�ing. Claesification R 1 , , $�t��ing U�e of the Property Unimprovsd --�-�.-•,�.- PxOpo;ed Zoning Claasificatioa� Special Use, Varience os other reqpest ?'3 �q�c;��e briefly the Type of U8e and the Improvement proposed Anart�nent ecr� lex i1�rRa�e of Property. 3•44 Acres H�� the �ceaeat Applicant Previously Sought to Resone, plat� Obtain a�at Sp1ie� Obt�ia a Variaace or Specisl Use Permic on the Subject Site or past of �tt r�� . • r Whent .i'� • Wha� was Reque�ted � Pee Encloaed $ �� N •, pst� 1'�i�ed Date of Hearin� � . � � •.,w• � � ' ` � � . . . . I"V� � /'\ �LA�N�NG l�x� zoNZNC FoRrc ' PAC'� � Nt�o�bRr } � 73' � �D � TEM �,}vder�igned understand� that; (a) A liat of all residents and o�n�rs Q�` P�p- perty within 300 feet cauat b� �ttached �p . this eppiicacion. . (b) This application must be ai�n�d by e11 owners oi tha property� oX �ct exp��nstioc� �iven why thia ia not the case. (c) Responsibility for any degect �t� th� �ror ceeding� xtsulting from the failNre to �� the names end addresaea of A1� t�ai$�c�� ond propert� owr�erB oF propextp W�,Ck��c} �{� : feet of the prop�rty in quest�on, be�q�i�it to the undersi�ned. . Re��dqqt• and Owners of �toperty Within 300 feet:� PE1tSON5 ADDRESS � ��'>' ! �/'s�' � // A Ai,�kch ot proposed property and �truccure must be dra��n o� the back p� �h;s �prp� pr aEtach4d� 8houiing the following: 1. North Direction 2. Locatioa of Proposed Structure op �p�, _ 3. Dime�sions of property� pzopqse� ' structurP. and frant �nd side feC*6e�1�, . 4. Street Names S. Locstio� �nd uae of adjacenG exi�t�q� + buildings (wiLhin 300 feet). Th0 ynders�gned hereby declares that all the facts and representations,�tated �p tbi� application are true and correct. ,-� �� . � . \l . � " ,, � . l j � �A!!� � � • - � � SIG'irATURE��' � ' � <_- - - . ..�...._ , � . . ±._ � ` � (APFZICANT) y� �«� �►s+rsrrwtir�* ApPs'ovtd D�aied �► th• ;os�d �� pppeL�s inb�ct .to t�e FTo'lloving Condittons: --�a y ,�pp�ov*d Denied by the Plannia� Commission on �% ��- �ub,}�Qt tp the $ollawing Conditiona: �te �pr4ved Denied by the Council oa �qbj�ct :to the Fqllowing Con�itiona: � � dAt� �P�71 PC �00 � a ,t MAiLiNG LY�T ��% PLAl3NYNG COMMiSSION �/�/�;Z3 � G'OSEL CO1ZP. �o��rL _ ... .. .. �� RESIDENTIAL • • APARTMENTS • LI�HT COMMERCIAL • REMODELING ZOA ��73-06 MICHAEL W. SELEDIC JR. � 3421 DOWNERS DRIVE N.E. MICHAEL W. SELEDIC, Jr. MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. 55418 SAV ��73-09 Builder Phone:781-3086 Part of Block 19,20, Fridley Park Rezone from R-1 to R-3 ' ^ Residents and Owners of Property within 300 feet. Kenneth M. & Betty Jane Elven Ber:sat M. Jer.sen Raymond & 3ernic� i:umanon Jaseph A. N'�i�iar Tohn L. Ec P.ose M�rg Klingman M Julie L. �ngburn Gary & LaVonne icgstad Abdon J. & �ortr� �. Jerkovich Paul I. & I3nda Ko Bradley John R. Fisher Great Ncrthern Railway Co. Dale Hedlu:�d Roger D. Welter Richsrd D. & Niary J. Brown Richard F. & Rose M. Soj Minneapolis Belt Line Co. Independent School District # 14 Minneanolis Gas Co; Chester �: Iris Wrubel ^ Allen Baum�arty,er Joian D. � Mary C. Ellefson F`re� �. �: �3arbaxa� f�,ax�vey' '� : 2C 62� Way 30 6� way 4Q 62:� �'ay 60 62� Wa;� 70 62� Way 80 62� Way 6175 �ast Riner 'cad 49 62 w`�y 39 62 �Tay 35 b2 way 1190 Great ?v'orthern B1d � 6Q �2r.d . '�Tay 6105 E. River Rd. 6103 E. Rive r Ftd . 65 61� Way i 190 Great :v'orthern 31dg. 6400 W. Meore Lake Driv�. 733 `�larquette Ave. � �3 �.iver i3ge Way PJ: . �� River Ed�e Way �i.�. 1�� River �dge Way P1�o 1L� ?'�.v�r Edge W8� N.u• _....._ _ _ __. . _ _ . -..w,�. MAILING LIS� I'AGE 2 ' � . �I� ^ OSEL CO �P. zoA ��3-06 , . C � SAV ��73-09 Parts of Block 19,20 Fridley Park, Rezone from R-1 RESIDENTIAL • APARTMfNTS • LIGHT COMMERCIAL • REMODELINGto R- 3421 DOWNERS DRIVE N.E. MICHAEL W. SELEDIC, Jr. MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. 55418 Builder Phone: 781-3086 . Al�en & N,aris Robertson 104 River �d�e Way N.E. William & Norma Iscierke 100 River Edge Way N. E. Arthur E. & La Vonne Tahery � 1�2 Piver Ed�e '�laq N.E. Ernest W, iiutchins 1�d River Edpe Way N. E. Paul G. & F�oberta Tumms 1g4 River Ed�*e Way I:.L. Toivo A. & Carolyn A. Makid 109 River Edge Way N.�. Robert Lindberg 105 River Ed�e 4+'ay r'.E, � David & Lavila Paulson 101 River Edge Way l�.�a Walter �C Rose T. Iskierka 617d Starlite Blvd. h.�o Carlson La��ine Znco 2t��1 Aldrich Ave. 40. Michael W. Seledic, Jr. 3421 Downers Drive N.E. Minneapolis 55418 !'1 �'� ' � a/�� ;�s�%� � �` _ qni ` 3 �� , � �. 7 .n!,�_Y/'� [I l� %i!. � _'I I � I'� � }, � _ ' � a�C 1 �[ " ��rr�. .��,'�` 28 ��a�` \ �„ � 4!TH '�� ZOA #73-06 Michael W. Seledic, Jr. �' ��g,x��°� - 3� . 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CITY Op FRTDLEY NxPIAtBSQTA iUNNINC AND ZONZNC PORM 111�li' �/'' # 7� —d y A ' 8 GN TURE `��-�\. .� �� ' .- �': �� -.�, �, Y�.�C�ANT �I A A+d�{T��• ��1 � 1 1� 1�t � ti �--.c � �� r_ ��,��.�1.�...= �'1.�.�� y� w �.��:.� . i Ttlqphon� Nyaaber *�,� i, "- "�>`�.s�(r' _.....____� 1'RQ�RTY 041IJER' S SICNAZ'tJRE_ ' �� .�JI �� -l�'�{' Addr�� 2 E <-_-�:u,��-,,� LHK�= •C'� l�.�c��-t�ti��s /�?,�,��/ Tt1ePho�a Nua+ber 7�`! i� i� . . t�?� TY1+8 03► R�QtTBS� � x _tt�;oning ,,,�____!_Sp�cial UPe pe��r vRSience _ =�_r__�PPro��i Pt Fie+ 1 Laiinery Pl,t. �ApProvsl o� ��Mi Pt�t x Streeto or ,p,j,i,=,a-�-• V�cation� ,__Other ��e*� j,oc�tio� oi' pxop*rty East river road, �etwsen 61sfir. &�2nd. 4'ay. „,,,�,�� 3��1 De�C=iption of Pcoperty Parts of ?�Iock 1'3 & 20 Fridlev �'�,k, � � ... .. ... .� ! �� r.� _/�h� .,., �, �s., c -�-��'�, �..; �� 1- '/v -- �t�- , a �e.�.c :� v �-�.-i-�, .��-r-�-' _ �% G�•�t� G l'/,. w �_�1.�-� ! 9-��' �G...o i y.� �Irr �t - 7 1S1+-c y e v a.ed', �.C�,� ��... a c_y,�, ��`7 � p��at toning GXaASification R 1 - . �7t�1�Cing U�►s of the Plcqptsty Unimnroved �� , , � �'ropc+��d Zoaing �Claosificatioa� Special Use� Varia�ce or other reqvtst�,�,�,,,�,_ ��sibe brie�ly the 1jrp� of Ua� aod the Improvemitnt Proposed Apartm�nt ecm��ex .,. �e�'A�� ot Pycopezty 3.4k ncres N�� tAa �s��eat Appl,ic�A� P=evioualy 8oughc to Re�on�� lat, Obcain a�,ot Spilt� Obt�in �► VAri�t�ce or Sp�cial V�s Pcrmit on th� Su6 ject Site or past of It?,.,�,No� , Hh�nt � !1 � :, �ih+�t M+►� Rsqwlltsd peq Enclo�ed $ (Sy� �v pst�l 3'i��d Date oi Hearin� ,. . ��, � . .,. ..,,�. � . �, .. ._.__... �_. . _ . . `�' � � � TLANNING AN1� ZONING FORM Nuo►b.s�__.� _,�-r �GZ3 o y PACE 3 �� 1�s �o¢sssi�ed undcY��and� thats (a) A li:t of all reaidents •nd v�+ners oi pro- party withi� 300 feeC muat b� attached to . this application. � (b) Thie applicetion must be aigned by ell owners ot tha propexty� or an explanatioa . �iven why thia ia not the ca�e. . (c� Respensibility ior any defecC in the pro- � eeedlage stsulttng froa� the failure to list the ��mea s'nd addreases of all reeidenta ond propert� owr�ero of property Within 300 . teet of the property in queation� belongs to tbe undcrsi�ned. � Ownera of �roperty vithia 300 feet:' 1'�ttSOtiS . ADDRESS Re�id�at• �nd . - � '�%t-c-�' �� '"� , �---� �..�.._._��,�. , A tketch of propo�ed p�operty end atructuze mutt be�draF�n on the back of thia tOto a�" attached� ehowiag the folloWi�g; 1. �otch Direccion • Z. Locatiaa of Proposed Structure oa lot. 3. Dio►e�,sions oi prope=ty� proposed structurr. and iront and aide set-becka. � . 4. Stseet Nan�es S. Location �nd uae of edjacent exiating � buildings (Withia 300 teet). '�hi vad�tai��ed hereby declares that all tho facta and represent�tioeia atgted ia �bi• +�AP��catlon ese true and cosrect. � �� AAlB 1'`l i�.-� `� � BIGt�SATt1RE �1• �-� � � � .� �c.. ��_ c��,�� . - � , . � , � • � � �,. . . ' � . � R••*tr11p*4 ApprOv�d D��Led 8y tht aos�d o� Qppei�s iqbjtcE,�O th� Pollovia� Cond�cions: date ^ App=oved Dee�ted by the plap�ia� Commiasion oa iWbaact co the �ollowin� Coaditions: dAta - Appsoved Dtaied by the C�ut�cil oa i�bj�eet to the Fol�,owiag Cond�t�oq�� ' ' d�� '�� lQQ � � • .. _ � . � , ' _ .',...� , _ - • , � � •• ,P•i �F • � !•� � n�}C�� ..� '` ; � � ; , r, � .. - ,. '� I ► _; ;,, .a�� ,\ �,, , � 1 -- �.r �$ �D. � ,, '� ,; s4�.TH * �� SAV #73-09, Michael W. Seledic, Jr. "� ��'�'t" `�)-- . �� i ,,,, tl � , - . � t �—"' Vacate 61st Way between East River Road � � �`�.� : ,.��f'f`- ! , •`'° ��1' �� ". � (. �� i � I :� Burlington Northern property. Vacate '`� �;;� ,,:� ' �;� �} '�� i� � x/ /°��I� '� i'�lley between L. 4-10, 14-20, B1. 20. � C �� i� , i 3 �: E i� ��,� �� 1'� ib �;,�� ;, �.,� Vacate 612 Way between Lots 19-23, B1.19 -% � '" � . •�"' - ��j� " Z�1� �\•;�' �,, � � � _ , ,� and 3-7, B1. 20. 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I ' ,. . . yZ � : ; . � ; , r: � :. ,.,. , :...—. --. • !• • ,� • * � Zf o 1� 1� �t IB I : 1 ,. . • . s.a-+^'r'�.'^. � � 1 !. �� . � _ _..... � 1 I .. . . . �' i • f�: � . ��..r- M . ^ , �,� .. v MINNEGASCO fillnneapolis Gas Company � M 1 N N E A P O L I S, M I N N E S O T A 6 54 O 2 May 22 , 1973 F City of Fridley Planning Commission 6431 University Ave N E Fridley, Minnesota 55432 Gentlemen It is our understanding that the Planning Commission will meet June 6, 1973, to consider a zoning request (ZOA #73-06) and a vacation request (SAV #73-09) made by Michael W Seledic, Jr. • ^ Minnegasco has no objection to the proposed rezoning nor to the vacation of the alleys in Blocks 19 and 20, nor to 61st Way N E, in Fridley Park as described in the official notice thereof . �IVe do, however, object to the vacation of 61 1/2 Way N E, as described therein, unless the final resolution vacating said street reserves unto the Minneapolis Gas Company an easement, as provided by MSA 160 . 29 , over the Northerly 20 feet of 61 1/2 Way for its existing gas main or the subsequent owner grants Minnegasco a suitable easement for its facilities . I am enclosing a sketch showing the location of our existing gas main and also a copy of the language which we suggest be used in the final resolution. /co Enclosures /1 Yours truly » , _: , : , �._ , _ C:t.'%,��> . �, _�1 '�y /"�� `._ /� j William R Schram Operations Planning Department . � � - ... : .� LANGUAGE IT IS PROPOSED BE CONTAINED IN PROPOSED VACATION RESOLUTION IN REGARD TO MINNEAPOLIS GAS COMPANY BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that such vacation shall not affect the right F of the Minneapolis Gas Company, its successors or assigns , to enter upon that portion of the aforedescribed 61 1/2 Way N E which is described as follows, to- wit: � The North 20 feet of all that part of 61 1/2 Way N E, vacated, lying East of the West line extended of Lot 19, Block 19 and West of the East line extended of Lot 22 , said Block 19 , all in Fridley Park Addi- tion to operate, maintain, repair, replace, alter, inspect or remove its gas mains : and appurtenances thereto located therein and said right is hereby expressly reserved to said corporation, its successors and assigns, and no other person or r"� corporation shall have the right to fill, excavate, erect buildings or other structures, plant trees or perform any act which would interfere with or obstruct access to said gas mains upon or within the above described area without first obtaining the written approval of said corporation authorizing it to do so . ^ 0 � , �. �� . 3 '�! � a�- f. y � , �s e� : � � ''` , °�'" ' 9��_ -a'�s� °'.� � , i� �� S. 89.79 ' I + �`� � - �s �y N"k' a��, � ., , �� ..�� I` �� b a h 3 �Z �¢ ly� � � S o �. f � ,� � �E � �� :� M �a ig � /.�: !6� /� �R_1�: �- .t ' _ ,� 7 7 gZ,�9 :;. o• a, � �' �1F--» ,°� —N:E:— � �-�3 � h 7 S 7,�j >S 8R4/ +p � o— , �` ,¢ h 3. z Ki / � � v �.3� ` . ..00 .......... >s �s s , � +r�. 33 � . r �,• / .�0 - /96✓ ..:� . + �. 5ti��4. ;,. � � I ti f �i ' .i' ti� i t.. ... a.._e_ �e—� --a�.. � v ,2 �?, iJ ti, /I , � �� K• s�.. � ss.. 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"--!l.3.S'•-•'. . � J �. �� Lo t dimensiarrs s/� n on Frid/�y , �� . r ' , Par�E- crre th'ose 4�� at�vr! on Rt'corc�t+d P/at '� j .. - . . � / S��L GAS �,4�v �4P�oX � �� . . , � . i �. , . � , . , . , : _ .. . . . �� ^ OFFICIAL NOTICE CITY OF FRIDLEY PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE THE PLANNING COMMISSION TO WHQM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that there wi11 be a Public Hea.ring of the Planning Commission of the City of Fridley in the C�.ty Hall at 6431 University Avenue Northeast on Wednesday, June 20, 1973 in the Council Chamber at 8:00 P.M. far the purpose of: A request for a Special Use Permit, SP �73-05, by Keith S. Swenson and Dennis D. Sarkilahti, (Texaco Service Station) to continue a service /"1 station and permit the addition of rental of iocal and one-way truck and trailers, as per Ci.ty Code, Section 45.101, Section B, 3, E, to b� located on the East 119.01 feet of Lots 28 through 30, Block 4, Hyde Park Addition, located or� the North Half of Section 23, T-30, R-24, - City of Fridley, County of Anoka, Minnesota. Generally located at 6071 University Avenue N.E. �lnyone desiring to be heard with reference to the above matter may be heard at this meetinq. EDWARD J. FITZPATRICK CHAIRMAN � PLANNING COMMISSION Publiahs June 6, 1973 June l. 3, 19'� 3 � � • f� � � _..�s � . . .. � . � .� � � . . . � � �� • . . . �Z 6��-t�� Z�`� 0 K�-f�it� ' , � �� -- a ��.5 S� � � . . � . ��.::.:.r � . � .CITX 08 FR�o[EY ?YP6 0'P REQuEST � � MINNBSQ'�A � • �_ .,._.._.�._R�;oning . itJINNING AND �QNINC PORN� ��gp�cial U�e Pe�� f' � 7�-- v 5 . , _....�, VALLa�C! �� . A$PL�CA�' 8 AIGHp `Z.� ,� . �,� %�r't/ ; .,,,,�. L ? ��, � �►APro•+s1 0� Pi�, � j� � 1lminary Pl�t �d�=!�• �"�� . �' C�Z�� c�" , �!,{y��.��2� �..��'n -�� - ��i. . i/�II��Y %inir ��.�Iri�� r� y�.� �r: � . . � �- �--��-C. 7"h.�t • ,� PPxovsl oj =�.M� . ?'�1�phanR Namber 3 ' �� '�' _ - �-� pi�t T �j '- �� 'l,r� screet. or ,A3�=->-..,,. �'RQ�EIITY OwNER' 8 R IGNATl1ttE,�' --� .'__�t '`" �II" ,,t_ x „� "i.�9 ""—""'�V�Gat ioa,f '� / � � d,. , - �' ' � Adds�s�,� � ;> % . ��. � titr � •f {= E' :;, �'.;,,i:; :,•j fJc'f Ot er w� ■ w � w� �+ �. . . . . . � � � �� . . ..� . . . i ;�.�� • . T�Ilepho�s N�ber �,i ��,� ,� .. �..:�.�� . �EieRC �cation of P�rop�sty �' `��.c�:�.��fz �=Es � �- �"'t •t�;�l oe�csipc s.o� of Propercy � . �i -r , � � �I I �,r /, 1 �� ;'/; . /� �i� i ■ � ..ilr..�.J. � ■ �.w �' � k s ' �. . . .. F "' ✓�C�. � �f f� � �w :1 .(� gi..- - ��-%�'(�(.��. ��7A .T%-J ��T ��,/�� n ✓ L .-�/ � C�l�t Ln � , ~ ,(.�f� �'�E'� �• l � �I/� li- � /��c'�2 � ��`71/? G` . p��a�nt Zoning Glaeeificatioa , /�..--- j ax��tia� U�� of the Ps.Qperty_ �_'_�-Y=_�, ' �r �.v�� (/-<, °�-c'�+ I�-�-�... . , . Pxopo�ed �ot�in� �l�pai��icatioa, Sp�cisl Us�� Variaace or other request �-<�C /t.f � E'-�� .0 _/%� ,' /.1 �, .,_.l� �" ��' � '� � 1_�. ,-%��,r. ��Ti�be bsxe�l chs ` e of Wt a�d the Im roveotnt Pro oaed �'E it_f"��-# c'"-%� Y �P D P ,�,� ..,, � ,1�,� ! ��Z�'i� %'��r,� — .��,� J� ;�� r� �� , � L .�• , . �er�s;� ot Pc�operty �1*� �pe h�s�at Appl,icaat Pr�viously Sought to Re�one�-�lat, Obtaia a j,ot Split� 1 Obtal,a � Variaac• or 8p�cial U4e Permit oa th� Subjeet Sit� or tast oi tt? l. " , •�, _ ' lil��at � . � Nh�t M�� Rs�ve�Ited '�� Peq Bnclo�ed $� , pstt lil�d D�tt ai Nearin� ... .� .. � .� .._.__.<_._.. _,. . _ . .._.. ...___..---. . . .. ... . .. . . .... .. . . ..... . .. .... . . . ... _ _.... _ . _ . .. . . _ .:.ti:a..:_Yi�. � ____..-.... . . . � � . . _ . � . r» .. . . . . � . .� . . .. � . �i� � . . ' . . . � � . . . � . � . . . . . . . . ' tLANNIN �A�.,NT� ZONINC FORM � ;� • P/lCL 2 � � . Il�bes � r-�- c � . . : � � , TM vo�tsaigned undesiGands Lh+�tt (aj A ii�t of all res.idents •nd owners of prc- � perty within 300 feet must b� atteched to tbia application. _: _,.�b� � Thie applic�rion must be �i�ad by all __ ' owneca o! tht property, os aa explanation �iven �rhy this ia aat tho caae. � (c� 'Responsibility for any d�fect in the pro• teediags sesultin� from the failure to list � � the ��mea snd addre�sea of ali residenu ond propert� a+t.er► oi property Within 300 ' teet of tha property i� questioa� belonbs ' to the undc�rsi�ned. �eaidsaea �nd Ownera of �soperty vi�hia 30� feet:' 1'ERSOt�S AD�RESS � , . • � �� .__.._.._ .�....._.. ^ � . ♦�ketch oi propo�ted p�roperty and structure must be dream on the back of thie l�ts o�' a[tached, showiag the #ollowingt 1. �oZth Directioa • 2. Locatiaa of Proposed StructuYe oa lot. - 3. Oim��sions of propert�r� Proposed �tsu�turt. and froat and side set•bacic�. . :,; _ 4. Stseet Nemes S. Locat'�on Z�d uae of adjacent existing � bqildings (Within 300 teet) . ?bi vadetxsig�eti hsreby declarss �hat all the facts and repseieat�tions •tated �.n • tbit •pplication •re tsua �nd correct. ' p1173 :.S^ �` � aict�►TURE ��-;� �� ' ,/ �-�;.-7,�"'��%�i �/; —�---r �. -� � ��_. ' , -(APPLICANT� - . /��% � �, 1'J('�L�li>`2�LC�"f Z� ��''� . � ,. . ! * ♦ t t •4► s +► . ' �pptovRd Ot�ied 8y tht ao�rd o� �cp�pe�Is �Nbject.t4 tb� Polloving Canditioas: date � APptoved Denied by the pl��elin� Commission on iu6�jett to the 8allowin� Coaditioaa: dot• �Ppsoved Mnied by tha �ouc►cil oa =ub j�ct t0 Lhe Foll,owing Coa��t�on�,� . ' dat� � •� ' ' r...r. �r t nn � � - �� Planniag Commission . 6/5/73 . . ` MAILING'LIST � /"1 ` Council , , , SP::.�73- f15 Keith S. Swanson $ • Dennis D..Sarkilahti _ Permit trailer � truck rentals at Texaco Station �_ _ __. . _-- ---- at--6OZ1_University A�venue N.E. _ _ _ -.s,-- - s. -eo ge�-F'r�R�ic�• Michael Gresser 6061 4th Street N.E, 2067 Quartz Lane __ � Fridley 55432 St. Paul, Minnesota 55122 Mr. � Mrs. Walter Roelke Mr. Eugene Bonnett 6071 4th Street N.E, . c/0 Fridley State Bank Fridley 55432 6315 University Avenue N.E. Fridley 55432 Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Dirnberger 6Q81 4th Street N.E. Church of St: William Fridley, Minnesota 55432 6161 University Avenue N.E. Fridley 55432 - Mr. & Mrs. Mylan E, Carrigan 6074 4th Street N.E. Harvey Eilers Fridley 55432 ' 3316 42nd Avenue South � Minneapolis Mn 55406 � Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Peterson 6054 4th Street N.E. Mel�s Van-O-Lite, Inc. Fridley 55432 6041 University Avenue N.E. Fridley 55432 . ^ Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Truehl ' . 6044 4th Street N.E. M& I Auto Supply Co. Fridley 55432 7811 Golden Vally Road • Minneapolis, Minnesota 55427 Mr . � Mrs . Robert Byrne 6020 4th Street N.E. Mr. � Mrs.'Carl Reed Fr.idley 55432 6017 3rd Street N.E. Fridley, Minnesota 55432 Kenneth T. Falz 6034 4th Str.eet N.E. Mrs. Icena Schurr Fridley 55432 6025 3rd Street N.E. . _, ; . � FridYey 55432 Steven H Mast _ � 6034 4th Street N.E. Mr. Leo J. Hynes Fridley 55432 6051 3rd Street N.E. Fridley 55432 Mr. & Mrs. Lesiie Nelson � 604L 4th Street N.E. Mr. Glen F. Wilkes Fridley 55432 290 61st Avenue N,E. Fridley 55432 Mr . Edward E. Woody Keith S. Swenson 6051 4th Street' N.E. 400 lOth Avenue S.E. Fridley 55432 Minneapolis, Mn 55414 : Mr. Mike J. Zmuda Dennis D. Sarkilahti � 6051 4th Street N.E. 7214 Bass Lake Road � Fridley 55432 �rystal, Minnesota 55428 Mr. & Mrs. Steve Haurysl� 6111 Star Lane N.E. Fridley 55432 ��V t. . � -.� !r . . � r�7 , � � .. � � . � . 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' � � . . .� . . . . . . � �. . . . : . . .. � ... . . . . . . . . . � . � . . . . . . . . .. . . . . � . . OFFICIAL NOTICE 4 --- -- ._:_:_CITY OF FRIDLEY _ �: _. PUBLIC HEARING _, _ __ _ ._.._ -._ __. BEFORE THE PLANNING COMMISSION - 1 � .' TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: l�dotice is herby given that there wi1T be a Public Iiearing of the Planning Commission of the City of Fridley in the City Hall at 6431 University Avenue Northeast on Wednesday, June 20, 1973 in the Council Chamber at 8;00 P.M. s for the purpose of: � Consideration of a rezoning request, ZOA #73-07, by Columbia Metal Fabrication, Inc. to rezone Lot 1, Auditor's Subdivision � �� No. 39, except the Westerly half, from � R-1 (single family dwelling areas) to M-2 (heavy industrial areas), all lying in the South half of Section 34, T-30, R-24, City of Fridley, County of Anoka, Minnesota. Generally located at 4000 Main Street N.E. A�yone desiring.to be;heard with reference to the above mat�.er may be heard at this time. . . �. . . . . ._ . . � • . . . . . . . . . . . � J ... .. . . . . . . � . . � .� _ . . . . . . . .1 . . . . . . . . . . . . � . . . � � EDWARD J. FITZPATRICK CHAIRMAN PLANNING COMMISSION � Publish: June 6, 1973_ June 13, 19J3 . � .! �� . . �T.�.. C ��f - . � • . . .. . . . � . . . .. . . � . . � . . . � . . ' : .. •. . . . . .. . `�� . � �.. . . � � . . .. . � .� � �� . . : . �/ \ � . � � . . � � . � � . . . . . � - . � , � � . � .. . - . . � �. . �-.., ....+. � - � . � ... � � � � . . . . . . . � . � � . . � . . .� :. � � � � � � � � . � � � � � . . . . . . .� � . . . ... .. . . . � . . � , . CITY-�F FR�DLEY , :_T11F6 d� REQu6ST : NxNNESOTA . . _ �' ` � ' ��tt�°n:t ng � iLllNtilNG AND Z0�1�NG 3�ORM _ __..._.__._�SMcial Use Pe�lR .. _ . .N111�li��Jl �i � 73� U 7 V�riance � , �,A�'�,�GAN'�'8 �IGt�ipTt7RE Columbia Me�Cal Fabrication,Inc. pppYOv�l P� P�e+ �d=�� 691-39th Anenue Northeast liminary pl#C � �!sls➢hoet� Namber ?88-8994 Piatpval ot ��al Streets or �l,j,i„�--.,...�,,� ?'�QD'�1tTY O�1t1ER'S SIcNATURE Lewis F. Gadbois (decease"3�'"""'V��ationa �ddr�s� ,wl.,�000 Main_St. Northeast Othtr �� T�/1�Pho� Nun►ber None : . iiLteR� t,ocation o! prop�sty 400_Main St. Northeast e +, „�� n •L��41 'De.a�si t on of P�roperty See Photacopy attached hereto _ outlined in rec • / - G�-�-�- • � G o . p��at Zoaing Cla�eification Residential (R-1) . �x�aGin� U�s of the Pr.ope�ty IInoccupied Home _ No existin� use of nr�,�ty, , �xopo��d Zoe►ing ��ao�i�i:catioa� Sp�cial Use, Yari�nce os othet reque:t M-2 ��eti,be brie#ly tht Ijrp� of Us� aod the Improvement Proposed Metal Fabricators - e.�.`truck bodies . �� . �CrR�� Ol P�'ope�rty 1 aCrB fi�� tM �t�a�at App�ic�at Prtvioualy $ougfi�t to Re�ona. -Pla�� Obtain a j,ot Sp11c, Obtaia a VASiasus or Sp�c��l Use Permit aa th� Subjeet Site or �ast oi xt4�� , No Wh�nt ^ . Mh�t M�• RequeAtsd . peq Encl'�aed $ 1.�.0.0� ' pst� ti��d �,y �� ,. �,97,3,_, Date oi Hearin� June 20, 1973 -...�-- .�. .. ..�. �63�� . : � -. � �� . . . � . .` - � � � ' � . . . . . . . . . ( . � � . . . �, :: 4� ' ?1�ANN�NG AND 'ZONINC iOAM � T/lCt 2 . 4 . .� , . . . . . . . . ' . _ . . . � � � ��Z� .�� . . . ... . . .� . � - � . . � �� t� �. � - . � . . . . . . . ' � � . . � . � . . . . �� . . . . � . � ♦ . � . .. : '""'lb�:vo�ssstgned uadesstands th�ts (aj A list oi all rea.ident• and a+ners of pro- pesty Within 300 feet muse bt atteehed to ,_ _ . tbis aPPiication. _ -- -.__. _ (b� Thin applic�tion must he �igned by ell - os�mer� o! thr property. or aa explanatioa ' � �iven why this ia aot the caae. . (t� Responsibility tor aay defect ia the pro- : . eeediags seaulttn� from the failure to list � � tbe aemes ind addre�ses of all re8ldents - �ad propeztJ o�x�er� of property Within 300 ' - ieet of the property i� queation� belonas • to tbe undersi�ned. R��idee►ta and Owners of �roperty vithia 300 feet:' P'ERSOtiS ADDRESS � �r' �r , .� ,� � �/G j.�, G�� .,,�' .��'�` � , � `' l.�' f� ��.`�i-�ir'.f�.r �� '��"� ' , ��..� , , ��, �G�� ,��, � . __,_._ - �� _��" �"= v - � � . � �.__�� /�,�� .r� : � �, � ^ � � � � ' ..� �r��4,d�'f/ Q r°c-% ��C / �.�2.�,� ,. .' . � .,.._ �c: �� ^ � e�=�-!�y" e��Z.t�-r�� !' �=d ��%`�-�-iJ. �� •/. Northe n Pacific Railroad & Cit of Columbia Hei hts. '�-7i�C� ��Y s ruc ure mu� e re��n on a aek of this lqts or attach�d� showing the following: 1: �iotth Directio� ' . 2. Locati�a of Proposed Struc[ure on lot. 3. DimeaBions of propestY� Proposed structur�, and iront and side set-becka. . �. S�seet Name� .��: � S. Locst,�oa znd use of edjaeent exiaCing ' b�ildings (Within 300 teet). !hi uad�x�ig�ed hereby declares that all the facts and r�preaeatatioa� atated �a ' tbia �ppllcati0n •ra trua and correct. �°.� ��i� pA7�s s-� .3l /4 r� a�cw►nr� : r . (��t.�c.�►rrr� . . . .. , . , . �. ,. •s•�►��r�r•* • ' A�y►�pved Waied Dy tht ; oasd c� Q�i1s iYb j�ct .t0 cbt ia� loving Gondi t iocis s d�te ^ A�ptoved Deeied by the plapniag Cammia:ion on . , iubject co the �ollowin�, Coaditiaas: �� Ppsaved Deaied by the �u�cil on inbject to tha Fol�owing Coa�it�oc�aq dacs • . � '� � j'o�,c+,� � �ora _ �45 � MAILING LIST _ . � � • PLANNING'COMMISSION 6/5/73 . COUNGIL _ �,�pLUN�TA METAL;FABRICATION, INC. � ZOA #73-07. Rezone Lot 1, Aud. �` -------Sub; #39, Except the Westerly .� _ i� � from R-1 to M-2, Mr. & Mrs. Denis Bertrand 4042 Main Street N.E. ' Fridley, Minnesota 55421 Mr. Eugene Lastinski 1D35 Polk Place Columbia Heights. Mn 55421 Ms. Rosella J. Pikus ' 4036 Main Street N. E. Fridley, Minnesota 55421 t�Ms. Darlene Austin 10 - 41st Avenue N.E. Fridley, Mn 55421 . ^ Mr. Henry Zimmor ` .. 4021 California Street N.E.. Fridley, MInnesota 55421 Mr. Forrest Cornelius . 4020 Main Street N.E. Fridley, Mn 55432 Burlington Northern Railroad 176 East 5th�Street . St. Paul, Nin :55101. City of Columbia Heights y 590 40th Avenue N.E. Col�mbia Heights, Mn 55421 Colwmbia Metal Fabrication, Inc. 691 39th Avenue N.E. < Columbia Heights, Mn 55421 • . Minnesota Housing Institute Mr. Donald Hassenstab-ITi.rector of Governmental Affairs ?801 Metro Parkway ' Minneapolis, Mn 55420 � �• _ � ,,� _ ' � � : � 32� � � � �� . �-. . . . _ . � ,, . _ _ -_ , ; • COLi1MB2A METAL FABRICATION, INC. � ," �OA #?3-07; REZONE FROM R-1 to � � M-2.. 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