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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPCAgenda_93Jun28• PLANNING COMMISSION AGENDA June 28, 1993 7:30 p.m. ROLL CALL: Kay Andrews Lee Barry Len Boche _ Steve Huso Paul Kuettel Lisa Lampi Ken Salzberg 1. CALL TO ORDER 2. APPROVAL OF MINUTES May 24, 1993 regular meeting June 7, 1993 special meeting 3. CITY COUNCIL MINUTES 4. Review fourth draft of the proposed commercial zoning code 5. Schedule public hearing on the proposed commercial zoning code 6. ANNOUNCEMENTS/INFORMATION 7. ADJOURN • • MINUTES REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 23, 1993 Baldwin convened the meeting at 7:09 p.m. MEMBERS PRESENT Baldwin, Gibson Talbot and Jacobs. and Hoyt. ~; ,~ ~~ Also present were Chenoweth MEMBERS ASSENT Ciernia and Gehrz. ADDITION OF ITEM C-8, CHANGE ORDER FOR 1993 IMPROVEMENT PROJECT, TO CONSENT AGENDA Council approved the addition of Item C-8, Change Order No. 1 for the 1993 improvement project, to the Consent Agenda MINUTES OF 5/26/93 APPROVED Council approved. the Minutes of May 26, 1993 by unanimous consent. CONSENT AGENDA APPROVED Council approved the following Consent Agenda by unanimous consent: 1. Disbursements: a. General disbursements through 5/27/93, $22,598.14 b. General disbursements through 6/15/93, $96,361.07 c. Payroll, 5/16/93 - 5/31/93, $10,698.45 d. Payroll, 6/1/93 - 6/].5/93, $12,269.79 2. Licenses: Ken's/Willard's Sewer Service, #2023, Bunk. Bed Bargains, #2026, Aspen Waste Systems, #2024, Peterson Bros. Roofing and Construction, $2025, and Covert Construction, #2027 3. Approval of $40,00 donation to Retired Senior Volunteer Program 4. Authorizing an additional $716.05 expenditure for purchase of fire/rescue pagers and radios 5. Authorizing repair of storm sewer at Arona and Crawford at a cost of $1,150.00 6. Authorizing purchase of recreation program T-shirts 7. Appointment of 1993 summer recreation staff 8. Approval of Change Order No. 1 for 1993 improvement project '~ It !', P • MINUTES JUNE 23, 1993 PAGE 2 ITEM P-1, DISCUSSION OF ALLEY RECONSTRUCTION MEETING, DEFERRED Hoyt recommended that the alley reconstruction discussion be deferred until all councilmembers are in attendance to which council agreed.. APPROVAL OF AMENDMENT TO THE COMMERCIAL DISTRICT DEVELOPMENT MORATORIUM Baldwin presented the proposed ordinance the purpose of which is to make the moratorium more effective by specifically listing some businesses for which a secondary impact study will be done. The Planning Commission held a public hearing on the matter June 7, 1993 after which the commission unaimously approved the document. Gibson Talbot moved adoption of Ordinance 0-93-06 which carried unanimously. ORDINANCE 0-93-06 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 5, SECTION 5, SUBDIVISION 3 OF THE CITY CODE RELATING TO ESTABLISHING A DEVELOPMENT MORATORIUM ON THE • CITY'S COMMERCIAL ZONING DISTRICTS AUTHORIZATION TO OBTAIN PROPOSALS FOR AUDIO VISUAL IMPROVEMENTS AND FOR COUNCIL CHAMBER REMODELING Finance Director Tom Kelly presented the praposed remodeling plans for the council chambers which was followed by a brief discussion. In the absence of Bill Bruce who prepared the plan far upgrading the audio visual equipment, Cable Technician Jerry Skelly responded to council questions regarding the equipment. Skelly indicated the new equipment would vastly improve the quality of the picture and sound. Hoyt indicated staff will apply to the Cable Commission for a grant to help defray the cost of the project. Council directed staff to proceed with requesting proposals for both the remodeling and the audio visual equipment. PROPOSED WALKWAY ON COFFMAN, HOYT TO FOLWELL, TO BE DELETED FROM 1993 IMPROVEMENT PROJECT Baldwin explained that due to the configuration of the home at 21b5 Hoyt the walkway proposed for Coffman Street from Hoyt to • Folwell would have a negative impact on the property. The walk would be unusually close to the home and would also require ~~~ ' a . • MINUTES JUNE 23, 1993 PAGE 3 severe trimming of trees on the property. Following a brief discussion Jacobs moved that the walkway be deleted from the 1993 improvement project and that a portion of cement be placed on the boulevard near the bus stop at the corner of Coffman and Folwell for the convenience of bus patrons. Motion carried unanimously. GFOA CERTIFICATE OF ACHIEVEMENT AWARD PRESENTED TO TOM KELLY Baldwin presented the Government Finance Officers Association Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting to City Finance Director Tom Kelly. PRESENTATION OF AMM PEACEMAKER AWARD TO MAYOR AND COUNCIL Hoyt presented the Association of Metropolitan Muncipalities Peacemaker Award to the Mayor and City Council. The award was in recognition of the city~s participation in mediation resulting in an amenable solution to a dispute over purchase of private property for a public non-motori2ed pathway on Hamline Avenue. INFORMATIONAL ITEMS NOTED • 1. Solid Waste Commission Minutes of 5/13/93 2. Human Rights Commission Minutes of 5/18/93 ADJOURNMENT The meeting was adjourned at 7:44 p.m. Tom Baldwin, Mayor ATTEST: Shirley Chenoweth, City Clerk • PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING DATE: 6/28/93 AGENDA ITEM: 4 ITEM DESCRIPTION: Review fourth draft of the proposed commercial zoning code. SUBMITTED BY: Fred Hoisington, Planning Consultant REVIEWED BY: Susan Hoyt, City Administrator -(Peter Bachman, City Attorney is reviewing) EXPLANATION/DESCRIPTION: The planning commission reviewed a draft of the proposed revisions in the commercial zoning code at a special meeting on June 7. The revisions recommended by the commission are included in this draft of the code. (Staff comments appear in the. margins.) ATTACHMENTS: A. Draft of revised business zones ACTION REQUESTED: Make final revisions in the proposed commercial zoning code. • Dear Commissioners: Please tolerate my handwritten annotations. It reduces the consultant's time if I minimize how many times he rewrites the draft for our review . T , usan C~ ~/-fj r: ~a~:~~ ~ PART 8 "B-1"NEIGHBORHOOD CONVII~IIFNCE BUSINESS DISTRICT 9-8.01 "B-1" Neighborhood Convenience Business District ~~~ ~~L 6v~ -~r ~~1?a~~ -' (~^~^ ~' n ~ c~ ~~ln~~ ~}' ~Oa-ir ~; ~~,,,~,,~,~ S~~` ~ Ce~er- • Subdivision 1. Pur~~se and Intent. The purpose of-t#ese ~hr~ Neighborhood Convenience Business_District is to provide for small scale consumer goods stores and limited service establishments which deal directly with the customer by whom the goods and services are consumed. ~y~-are ThiB F~.istrict is primarily intended to serve the surrounding neighborhood rather than the entire community. Subdivision 2. Permitted Uses. No structure or land shall be used except for the following specific uses SIC =Standard Industrial ('lassifications from the Office of Ntana~ement and Budget. SiC Manual. 19871: a. Barber shops (SIC 724) ezceFt barber colleges. b. Beauty shops (SIC 723) but excluding cosmetologv schools and therapeutic massa0.e. c. Convenience grocery stores (SIC 5411) excluding motor fuel facilities. d. Drug stores/pharmacies (SIC 5912). e. Dry cleaning and laundry pickup stations including .incidental pressing and repair (SIC 7212). f. Florists (SIC 5992). g. Laundromats -self serve (SIC 7215). h. Medical and dental offices and clinics (SIC 801-804). i. Offices, business and professional. j. Other small miscellaneous retail shopping goods stores (excluding repair and service) having a maximum floor area of 1,000 square feet which sell food, apparel and a-~at,~-af small specialty shopping goods including itS n i 'sporting goods, book, stationary, jewelry, camera, novelty and optical stores (SIC 594) g_nd small write C.b~e S1u~,. is ~ C trf'.e Ov VtS~-uuva+'t"' n ~~ ~ S~~s ~~.~ ~~~ cafes and restaurants but excluding amm.unitio~rearms, adult use, used-ef secondhand merchandise s~e~es and-.-pawn hS ODS• ~' Subdivision 3. conditional Uses. The following uses are permitted subject to the. issuance of a conditional use permit (CUP): ~G1vt^LiwE f ~y((• ~AZ,,~v 'Lo~`~ a. Automobile repair establishments (SIC X53) subject to the following conditions: 7533 75~~ '?S3 '- 7 53'7 ~ ~ ~~(~~ ~~~ S-.,,aps a 1. The use is existing as of the date of adoption of this amendment, -hie; ~e~u~ 2. The structure and use shall not be expanded without pity ~Eouncil approval, 3. Any change in use shall be to •~-~.o-e~ another B-3 permitted or conditional use, 4. No more than five (5) cars shall be parked outdoors overnight at any one timepvtl.CUrt S~a.fi bt~~~ud i~ • ~ 5. There shall be no outdoor stora;e of .supplies, materials or trash, and 6. "I'tash containers and parking areas shall be screened from .view from residential areas to the maximum degree practicabie in consultation with Eity ~9fficials and upon approval by the ~itv Qouncil after review by t_ he ~lannine &'ommission '-°~ ...~ Ql1 O1_ 1 .7.. e.i {,., FF~~ b. Child dare facilities and nursery schools subject to licensing by the State of Minnesota. ~- „tei,.,a,(~ u.c,(_, yr i ~ s.- a c.est 12t.'f0~' ~~ c. Motor fuel stations as an integral rt of 1 a convenience store IOCaCeQ at Cne COC'ne7 OC -=~:"e~:r.. ` • 35 ucttucu uv utc ~t~€R-A'a.,trfZlt}1- ~,omnrehensive ~3lan f ~'J Subdivision ~. Permitted Accessory Lses. The following uses shall a~ 3 ??~i o .rtJl, ~~~~ be permitted accessory uses: a. Off-street parking and loading, signs, fences, and decorative landscape features as regulated herein. 2 ~J b. Temporary construction buildings (approved by ~orring Qadministrator). ~~ c. Accessory stru~[}~es other th~rivate garages as -regulated ~~ herein, The design~~ad-placement~of the accessory buildings must be approved by the council as being in harmony with the surrounding *7°coti~.^~'~^^a ''^^~•°°~°^^° business district ter review and recommendation by the Manning commission. Ct~~ _ n 2icl tiSo, h «;,~ d. Essential service structures, provided no building shall be located within thirty (30) feet of an abutting lot in an "R" District. The placement o the essential service structure must be ~ hc,,~G-a'~ approved by the ouncil as being in harmony with the ~a''i.-~``~~ surrounding "~°aa~,c.^~~^^a ~^^~•°^~°^^° business district after review and recommendation by th.e Planning -Commission. e. Public telephone booths or drive-upl The placement of the telephone booth or drive-up must be approved by the/council as being in harmony with the surrounding b ~~~ business distri after review and recommendation _ by the Tannin, Ccommission. $crvi~,, f. Other as deemed normal, customary, and incidental -to- the princi-pal use as approved by the honing P~dministrator. Subdivision 5. Lot Area. Height. Width. Use. Size and Yazd Requirements. dl,Wtt~},o., ~ ~ a. 2 ~~~ Or. ` - b. z~-~ ~. c. Minimum Maximum Minimum Lot Area 10,00 square feet Building Height ©stories or S eet t> Lot Width fee t {~ N` 0` K~ ^^^" ~? d. '`-~ e. Maximum Minimum Building/Use Size Yard Requirements: 5,000 square feet ~1 q,,l ;~«.,- ~j y~'P.t~L~~~t _ _ 1) Front 2) Side 3 0 10 feet feet 3> .i ~ 1 2 /~_ -L 3) Rear 20 feet ~/ t > Etcept as provided by 9-2.07 of this Code. Si'~`U~d~- ~~ u-o-~d~- "~ 2> Except where otherwise noted in Section 9-8.01 Subd. 2j. CtXl 0.Z ,p}{y~ t,(~Q ~ 3) ~-side-yam 30 feet if abutting a street or "R" District-si~el-1 / ~~~- ~~ ~- :.J1 I sec L_ 1..-- .L-_ w/1 f _. ___.t.L 3 r ~. 1 C r~ U Gu~zv~ ~~ ~wL-~c-~ ~~~~~~ PART 9 "B-2" LIMITED BUSINESS DISTRICT ~L'~~~ 9-9.01 "B-2" Limited Business District G ~ I'tfk c.t_ Subdivision 1. Purpose and Intent. The primary purpose of the ~.imited business strict is to provide for office and limited service, employment and institutional uses which are freestanding in nature, require larger sites .and are or can be made to be compatible with adjacent land uses. It is also intended to accommodate certain existing businesses for the purpose of maintaining them as conforming uses. Except where specifically listed, ~.imited ,~usiness Districts aye not intended to accommodate retail ~r wholesale businesses. is "~Q- Subdivision 2. Permitted Uses. No structure or land shall be used except for the following uses: a. Banks and financial institutions, except drive-ins. b. Medical offices and clinics. • ~.. ~l tr.~ S~- ou~~ S~-cxa~,t. ~w. ~v~~. u~.JV ks - wtY tt;~ Q~n t-~t~v.C~'~ ~ iw. Pw~t~ bvha-~- i S '~.~.-e_.. c. Offices, business and professional. Un Sc,v~ re ~.. d. Publicly owned nd operated buildings and uses provided ~-~ there shall be no outdoor storage of materials, supplies or equipment or trucks exceeding a capacity of one and one-half (i t/2) .tons. Subdivision 3. Conditional Uses. The following uses are permitted subject to the .issuance of a conditional use permit (CUP): a. Bank drive-in facilities. b. Churches. c. Colleges and academies. d. Child Care facilities and nursery schools subject to licensing by the State of Minnesota. e. Funeral homes and mortuaries. f. Garden supply and garden wholesale stores. 4 r: • g. Limited fabricating and processing of a product in conjunction with any permitted use when such products are wholly processed within a building and such use is deemed appropriate and consistent with the character of the district and environs. Where such uses consist of more than one principal building, plans for such development shaI1 be submitted as a ,Blanned nit ~velopment, t h. Historical buildings, museums, art institutes and galleries. gha~e~rse-s. i Radio and television broadcasting and cable television audios (SIC 483 and 4841 excluding external antenna systems. j. Research centers and laboratories excluding medical waste processing facilities. k. Schools or studios for dance, music, art, photography or interior design. 1. Veterinary elinicsw,fi., r..o Gn ~,-r.0~.1. -ba 0.rdth~ , • Subdivision 4. Permitted Accessor ses. Any use permitted in Part 8 Subdivision 4 as regulated herein. p~~~-~ T . A a 'l,i' LI r T • Cif'.i.{. .7 V...d •O ' O n n . a .~..... .~,:..... iZm ree. e '~ S .7 • 2 S`rU~ SSA' 1•?,3t3a-sq--f~---38' ~8'-ter}~~ .~._ t...'.-L. _r O LSI~~TiQill~ O of§fe§ever~s ~:te~irt}an}~~eavere;e o~ ,~r..,.os ~F ..^~ sJP~, ii--~-rT~ Subdivision 5. Lot Area. Width and Yard R~uirements. 11 - b. Ntax _ ,,..:_: 3 ~ i Qs r~ ~ ~~ -Fc-~-~- .~.,~~.~:. v~ ~~ ~' s..2 d. btinimum Yard Requirements: 11 Front 30 feet 21 Side l0 feet 3'- 31 Rear 20 feet e. Maximum hard surface lot covera;e 75%a ai ~ Subject to additional requirements, exceptions and modifications as set forth in this Section and in 9-2.03. ~ Excep,L as provided by 9-2.07 of this Code. ~ 30 feet if abutting a street or "R" Dic_trict_ 1 includine the total area of roefc_. driveways, oarkin~ lots. sidewalks and similar impermeable sf~rfaces. 6 P:~RT 10 "B-3" S~IELLING/LARPEN'I'EUR BUSINESS DISTRICT L '~I.WrJ C~h~l2_. ~U 1~~M ~ ~h~T2-- p~zz~ t-t-1~ l7i ~J p ~ ~i~`~€~S C I A rt't~ t~ ~U t~-S T'T11~L~ SS 9-10.01 "B 3" Snellin~/Laroenteur Business District Subdivision 1. Purpose and intent. Thy distri [eur and nSnelling apply only to the~four quadrants of the Larp intended to intersection. It..is~-a district ti~et is p'~ accommodate retail, business services end offices which are integral parts of a shopping center or are clustered to function as an integrated center where parking can be shared. Thy district is primarily for retail uses which sell goods and services directly to the consumer end complement each other to enhanc° the business environment. Subdivision 2, permitted Uses. No structure or land shall be used except for the following uses (SIC =Standard Industrial = Classifications from the Office of Management and Budget, .SIC Manual, 1987): P~sr-FS U,,,~, LiGcQSSoV~ S-~+>YC'i . a. Auto s+u~elv--sFe~es {~'sIC--5-53). Slc. 5S3 ~~ >~~u~ LL i ~ Lu~GtJra `td/~' rz-t-c . • ~R 3 u ~ ~ ~o1.w- Sec-bnd~- ~Gv~d~- S ` ~A rlr~ S'nc7PS ~ .~oUn (~' ~lSe S .~- -~ tE-ut h . i Vl U 2q ~ U'~V `~ ~~G~~-- ' ~ tiY U.nn y1/~ l~ /~ f CHQc.~.CaSh~~~I`~~~et ~~ r-^ 2 Oar GIJ~ rw`BtM ~2.r aalu~}cd-. l~ b. Apparel and accessory stores (SIC 56). c. Beauty and barbershops (SIC 723 & 724). d. Computer programming and data processing services (SIC 737). ~' e. Eating establishments (SIC 5313) jaw} noi- ~~^~`~`~ d,M ~c2 ae!' f. Finance and insurance establishments excluding check cashing agencies (SIC 60-64). g. Food stores (SIC 541 ercludi~ the outdoor sales of pr uce. meat and seafood and °°~'•~ o fruit and vegetable markets. h. General merchandise stores. (SIC 53) excluding ~ecorid hand g~ used merchandise stores.or pr~.wvt SY. tYh S , i. Hardware stores (SIC 5251). j. Home furnishing, appliance and equipment stores (SIC 57) excluding ~cond hand or used merchandise stores.. k. Laundry {€a~, Laundromat and dry' cleaning establishments (SIC 7212, 7215 and 7219). L Mailing, reproduction, .commercial art, photography and stenographic services (SIC 733). m. Medical and dental offices and clinics (SIC 801-804). ~: tol u,rta ~~ a..ti r~- s'tvr~2 S n. Miscellaneous retail establishments (SIC 59) a cluding~ used merchandise stores (SIC. 593), fuel dealers (SIC 598), nonstore ~ mature c 16~ o~ ua~aa> tea,--- ~ rQ-c.tLkS ~ M~ retailers (SIC 596), ~e~-s~~e$s, adult book stores and pl,ta,(.~,~ ammunition and firearms stores -- S ~ ~ ~ y q ~ ,Raw-+r~ (~,------ C,tZ~{'un~ ~ d~eu lute- tr2~z~l.. o. Motion picture theaters (SIC 7832) excluding adult theaters. p. Offices, business and professional. q. Office SUDDIV and art supply stores, retail. r. Paint and wallpaper stores, retail (SIC 523). , n~iCUe.llanPprt,l~ Gis -~DNpv~s, s. Personal service establishments T ~ ~~ -mexelvdYn ~ f''~=-~~ ~ g massage narlnrc an~~~,n1s €eF Eherapestie er health-ger~eses 6.,. ~ a • ~ ~ ,., iiu aiialL'"QSe'"'f3CllIheS. t. Physical fitness facilities and health clubs (SIC 7991). u. Printing and duplicating shops provided not more than six employees are employed on the premises at one time (SIC 7334). v. Public and essential service uses. w. Schools and studios for art, photography (SIC 722), dance (SIC 791), music -and interior design. x. Video rental stores (SIC 784) excluding adult videos. Subdivision 3. Conditional Uses. The following uses are permitted subject to the issuance of a CUP. a. Animal grooming and pet stores provided there shall be no boarding of animals on the site. ~prinklered has elevator acce provides two pedestrian accesses. has an existing_ loading dock or area that does not n i wi cn r i e v i ~ Q w~ ~ 8 • c. Car washes which are '^^~~-.~ accessorv to the principal use and meet the -' -' ~' a •' n ,ten .n~l~} .~~ _ requirements for service stations Section 9-14.01.- Subdivision 17. d. Child care and nursery school facilities subject to licensing by the State of Minnesota. e. Charitable gambling establishments as a_principal use in accordance with the pity's licensing rzquirements~ Section ~of the pity bode: c,~~(e-r ~ Sw~..- f. Custom manufacturing of hand made goods that are sold on the premises provided the manufacturing operation is incidental to a retail operation. g. Drinking establishments, bars and taverns (SIC 5813). subject to the City's licensing requirements, Section '3 of the City Code. f~pte. s ~ t„ rb ,i,~,,,.~;,. ¢.. • ~~ ~N~ _ _ ~ ~ 1(~i tl` ~ ~ r (.~'~~~ ~yc~ a~ g. l~r-iTe-i„-~~tab;is#~~ts su;~ee{~~l~e-der€e~anE~ rFa$vuraS~L'C~t9f3 ~-r ~ -~r~ r v: cures cvac. h. Hotels and motels by PUD (SIC 701). i. Motor fuel or service stations subject to the design and performance standards as specified in Section 9-14.01, Subdivision 17 of this code. j. Multi-family housing by Planned Unit Development. k. Satellite communications dishes ~.S an accessory use ~ 1. wee-t~game-mac-ads ~e'- ^~'°°-z.~`- w~+~. 1. Veterina ' Glinic~nFO~idP~ thPrP ck 1L.~ no boardine of animals on the site and no external tuns. Subdivision 4. Permitted Accessory Uses. Any use permitted in Part 8 Subdivision 4 and as regulated therein. The following ~- additional uses shall also be permitted accessory uses. 9 • >1 o minimum r ara xe~{lirements- 2, ~/~ S lye,. 2 4- .~~-- 1) Front 3 0 fee t 2) Side 1 0 feet ~ 3 S~~ ~,PS rytG. k~ ~ppU~+. v~ I~+ G~+ 3) Rear 20 feet ~1 Genot~~l u ~ r ~ ~l~ ~r ~u ~ u Ezcepj as provided for in 9-2.07. ~. ~0 feet if abuttinp~,~.treet and 40 feet if abuttinE an "R" District. No aide vard chap be required for ~partv wall subject to 9-2.05. ~- 10 feet if abuttine an allev. PART 9 "B-1-A" LIMITED BUSINESS AND PROCESSIONG DISTRICT (repeal) PART 11 "EB" EXISTING BUSINESS DISTRICT (repeal) PART 14, SUBD 14, DRIVE-IN BUSINESS (repeal) • ~'~~~~ ~ LLl ~111V1~V ,r/j!`r'J/(,/'"^'~/]-/ : Adult uses include adult books es, ad t motion picture theaters, dolt motion picture rental, adul mini-motto picture theaters, adult mas a pazlors, adult steam ~ro athhouse/sau a facilities, adult companionsh' establishments, adult ap/conversation p lore, adult health/sport c bs, adult cabarets, ult novelty businesse , adult motion picture arcades, ult modeling dios, adult hotels/motel adult body painting studios, d other miles, enterprises, establish ents, businesses or places pen to ome or all members of the pubh , at or in which there is an em h on the presentation, display, depic 'on or description of "specifie sexual activities" or "specified anatomi areas" which aze capable o seen by members of the public. 1 s ' ' e ~'sgtablis~hments where 20 percent or mor~ of the area oft use structure o o ration involves adult uses. 11 • • PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING DATE: 6/28/93 AGENDA ITEM: S ITEM DESCRIPTION: Schedule public hearing on the proposed commercial zoning code. SUBMITTED BY: Susan Hoyt, City Administrator EXPLANATION/DESCRIPTION: Prior to recommending the proposed zoning code changes to the city council, the commission is required to hold a public hearing. Staff recommends scheduling it for the July 26 meeting to keep this on schedule. After the public hearing, the commission may make additional revision. Prior to the public hearing staff will: 1. Place a legal notice in the Focus 2. Notify all affected property owners within the commercial zones and within 350 feet of a commercial zone • 3. Provide a brief summary of the revisions to adjacent property owners 4. Provide commercial property owners with the revised code and explain that the moratorium will remain only on specifically identified uses, after the revised code is adopted. ACTION REQUESTED: Schedule public hearing for on or about 7:30 p.m. on July 26, • 1993 • ~ ~ ~/~3 9JSG~111 ~i (J V~L -~l~ r /~(JV-~ n (Zt .ny i ~~itn2~~~ ~d~ir d.e-~^~ _ ~ ~~~ PART 8 "B-1" N-EIGHBORHOOD CONVEN~NCE BUSli~ESS DISTRICT 9-8.OI "B-1" Neighborhood Convenience Business District Subdivision 1. ~uroose and' Intent. The purpose of-these l:he Neighborhood Convenience Business District is to provide for small scale consumer goods stores and Iimited service establishments which deal directly with the customer by whom the goods and services are consumed. ~e Tha'3 ~.istrict is primarily intended to serve the surrounding neighborhood rather than the entire community. Subdivision 2. Permitted Uses. No structure or land shall be used except for the following specific uses (,SIC =Standard Industrial Classifications from the Office of Management and Budget, SiC IVtanual. 19471: a. Barber shops (SIC 724} ecc°pt barber colleges. b. Beauty shops (SIC 733) but excludinv cosmetology schools and therapeutic massa;e. ~_ c. Convenience grocery stores (SIC 5411) excluding motor fuel facilities. d. Drug stores/pharmacies (SIC 5912). e. Dry cleaning and laundry pickup stations including ~ incidental pressing and repair (SIC/ 7212). t,~,~iv~ W Ika-1t-~.~.~tt,~- f. Florists (SIC 5992). c~-f- W..,~ -h.~..,e.. . g. Laundromats -self serve (SIC 7215). h. l~fedical and dental offices and clinics (SIC 801-804). i. Offices, business and professional. j. Other small miscellaneous et i shopping goods stores (excluding repair and service) Navin; a maximum floor area of 1,000 square feet which sell food, apparel and $f small specialty shopping goods including ~5 antique. sporting goods, book, stationary, jewelry, camera, novelty and optical stores (SIC 594) and small ee€fe~-~~ (.afEe Sk,.r.;s N C t.~2 Ov 11~~uvr+i ~~ c~~~~~~ 6~~h3 • _dU~" ~~~ ~ s-!v,~s ~h~~.+- ~.i ~ - cafes and restaurant but excluding ammunition oh'rearms, a u uses ~d--eF secondhand merchandise s~a~ and-"pawn i ~x~r~ , ~ J Subdivision 3. Conditional Lses. The following uses are permitted subject to the issuance of a conditional use permit (CUP): T ~L~s'~'i'G~r~ ~;~';r ~~~ 7~%'~ a. Automobile repair establishments (SIC ~) subject to the ~~~ ~ ~--~ following conditions: ~ 53 ~ lS ~1j 3 $r~C~ ~ ~rt,Cu~(i?~;~, j~r 1. The use is existing as of the date of adoption of this ~ amendment, . The structure and use shall not be expanded without Pity LEounciI approval, bgSed.- ~t/~'ti -fj•.tlA~(, '-~~'' '~'y~~ ~ i~pv»S ~.ti, i S -fi~,F(~e,rG~Gt. o~ 'A-e._ ~,t, ~ttc1 ~-t~+.tXi`k a^c( 3. Anti chan_e in use shall bC to •~~= another B-~ S permitted oc conditional use, p,,~,,,L(,~ -l. ~o more than five (SJ cars shall be parsed outdoor ht.~-~f overnisht at anv one time~c.L G a rz S~IA ~l ht,. p<ri?c.<cl i~ "" • ~E- u:, ~~ae,.y -fut ~ ~ or ~~ a c~-t. t:~ ~-e~.l-, ~,v~~.. ,~`~`.`~`c ~. There shall be no outdoor stora,e of supplizs, mater;ais r^~ot.; or trash, and G1.'']),t, 6. _Trash containers and parking areas shall be screened "0 from view from residential areas to the maximum deQ~ree d~ practicable in consultation with Eity ~9fficials and upon ~goroval by the ~Fyity Qouncil after review by th Blannin~ ~comm~n ~~•~,, c r~, cm_._ ~.~°_ 8i9t}t1d ~ly~e ag~~i~e ~ a ..a,~ t, .cr__ b. Child Fare facilities and nursery schools subject to licensing by the State of Minnesota. ~ - . I r i ~- ~~.- Gt.~ s""; :mil' U-~.. . c. l~fotor fuel stations as an integral of a convenience store ~ located at the corner of _ ~ ~ a defined by the ~F~€(L.A"~~1ZIC ~" '--=-'- __ ,.,.~tv,..,.r~~ - Ceomprebe~tive 81an ( - r ~ Subdivision -1•. Permitted :~ca~ssorv L"see. The followin; uses shai. a'r ? ' ~ ~o .uJ~- Z~~~ be permitted accessory uses: a. Off-street pazidn~ and loadin;, suns, fences, and decorative landscape features as re;ulated herein. 2 6~~~5 3 • ~~ b. Temporary construction buildings (approved by `~ot~•ing Administrator). • c. Accessory struct res other th~rivate garagesY as -regulated herein, The design-placement of the accessory buildings must be approved by the ~,ouncil as being in harmony with the surrounding *r_coxk^~'~^^'' +'^^•~°~~°^^° business district. after review and recommendation by the Manning ~ommission~'u,•K d. Essential service structurzs, provided no building shall be located within thirty (30) feet of an abutting lot in an "R" District. ~ The placement o the essential service structure must be ' :~,_x approved by the ouncil as being in harmony with the ~a ti •5~ surrounding ?~-i-g'-'°,-Ea;-~:~-r~-ita-tz business district after review and recommendation by the Planning .Commission. tee? /'J `~ . ~ Gt-'ti e. Public telephone booths or drive-upl The placement of thz telephone booth or dr.•re-up must be approved by the~~ouncil as being in harmony with the surrounding _ '~'- r'~^"-_'~^~a business distric after review and recommendation by the ~(anning Ccommission. ;rY~-tcz G~.dr ti2,ac~~+b.~vl~~v ~^ ,~,U~ . r W d~ ~G~.~ ~r~- f- Othcr as dezme~no mal, castom:try, and incidental -fe~--tie Vt' f ~pnin~ administrator. C~i1p~c owl « ~~ i t 1 to '~'~ -}v b"1 Qi.sr• ~ ~~ ~~ Subdivision S. Lot Area Hei;ht Width Use Size and Yard `~ w ~~~ Requirements. Z ~ '~''vh dU,~un.u~+o-+~ ~ a. lk[inimum Lot Area 10,00 ,square feet Or- `~- b. 2 ~'~~..S Maximum Building Height stories or 5 eet 1> Z~-~~~• c. Minimum Lot Width 9 feet ~ f/~ ~^ 0. K~^""'• d. Maximum BuiIding/Use Size 5,000 square feet Zi - e. Minimum Yard Requirements: C P;,~~a ceri~ -~ h ~!"~ ~~~ I) Front 3 0 2) Side 1 0 feel feet 3 ~ Z 3) Rear 2 0 fee t ~ ~ ' ~ /~r~~.~vt U~ ~ q ~; wp~(~ ~ S,w~~ ~~ Ezcent as provided by 9-2.07 of this Code. . E.:cept whe:z other~+ise noted is Sectioa 9-8.01 Subd . Zj. ~~ ~ ~ ~~,~ ~`~ ~ 3} + -~~a ;~ te,,. ;f abutting a strut or "R" Distrc i-si~•1 Cu-1 ~~~ ~ curi c~+taK~.1 u°,,tr. ~ • 4~ ,.. ~t~„ ~. -~-u~ ~~ ~ • s ~ l~ ci~,.~~-~ + ~ S. cw.a.(~ t.••.cL o,W..t p... U ~ .. d..t .-~lr ~t Gl ~t^^'~~ 3 ~ ~ ~ ~ . ~ G01(~ /Gt~ ~. 7 ~ ~o J r: PART 9 "B-2" LIMITED BUSINESS DISTRICT ~j.-.`Q~~ 9-9.01 "B-2" Limited Business District ~~'.(s~r2y ~ ~~ ~jV L L'r"rri ~rf'~.1.f r42 ~. .\ c. t~'~ N",4 ~~. Subdivision 1. Purpose and Intent. The primary purpose of the )~,imited ~usiness ~jstrict is to provide for ofzice and limited service, employment and institutional uses which are freestandin; in nature, require larger sites and are or can be made to be compatible with adjacent land uses. It is also intended to accommodate certain existing businesses for the purpose of maintaining them as conforming uses. Except where specifically listed, ~ ~.imited ,~usiness l~.istricts aye not intended to accommodate retail ~r wholesale businesses. rs 'i'nQ. Subdivision 2. Permitted Uses. No structure or land shall be used except for the following uses: a. Banks and financial institutions, except drive-ins. b. Medical offices and clinics. • O.cr~u ~ ~ ~~.~.; ScYkZ- Q ~~b~ S"Gr ~L- ~ ~ tl~~sU-~, v-vv k1 -- wrX ta,~ Q~n Subdivision 3. conditional Uses. The following uses are permitted subject to the issuance of a conditional use permit (CUP): a_ Bank drive-in facilities. b. Churches. c. Colleges and academies. d. Child Caze facilities and nursery schools subject to licensing by the State of Minnesota. e. Funeral homes and mortuaries. Q#arden supply and garden wholesale stores. ~.-rst- 4 J c. Offices, business and professional. d. Publicly owned nd operated buildings and uses provided t~ there shall be no outdoor storage of materials, supplies or equipment or trucks exceeding a capacity of one and one-half (1 t/2) .tons. • • g. Limited fabricating and processing of a product in _ conjunction with any permitted use when such producES are wholly processed within a building and such use is deemed appropriate and consistent with the character of the district and environs. Where such uses consist of more than one principal building, plans for such development shall be ., o,.-t submitted as a Manned nit ~velopment, moo- h. Historical buildings, museums, art institutes and galleries. n~ ~~~~. i. Radio and television broadcasting and cable television studios (SiC 443 and 4gd? eYCluding external antenna ~vstems. j. Research centers and laboratories excluding medical waste processinb facilities. k. Schools or studios for dance, music, art, photography or interior design. 1. Veterinary clinics:,~,.;,-^r ,..c G.~ ~.r A•l. -~ ~~=~~,2 . • Subdivision 4_ Permitted Accessorv 'ses. Any use permitted in L`''~ q'} // y o e._L~__ .~-~S-~esy~yte'~ hrrein_ • - ' b .a ' a ° ~ r r n a ~, tt ~, t,~o~~ E ~ 0 ~ s. ~, • e a o ~~~ 5 • • - - - ~ ~. i. ~r .r t.. - ... - .. - ~ a~ ~ ~.._..:~ Z~ __~_GY ~TFc-r .. Subdivision 5 tot Area Width and Yard Requirements. Minimum a Lot Area 12 ~QO square feet . b iVtaYimum Building Height 3 stores or 3~ feet =--' `~ Minimum Lot Width ~~- 90 feet -, . d Liinimum Yard Requirements: ` t.+_~-~ 2 ~ rC,t3.~" ~+.. c~`f- I ~Y~ ~ i~\.. 1 I Front ~ ~ fee t J - '~ ~ -S'{-~ 1' ~ a?- ~ M- `'''`n 2. - ma 2. Side 10 ~ ~ feet =' f e ~ t ; r, J . y ; ; R ~ a r ~u -~, ~,~,Pr,.~}- :~' e ~iscimum hard surfac (ot c,~~e"'`'~ 7~"° 1'~ .-,. ~ _ r._ G 1~1 r ~o ;1 F r nt ie provided by 9 ~ 07 of ifiis ode ~. z~ fe t if '+6ottina " 4tre-t ar "R" District_ ~. includine the total "^^^ ^' _ ~^^« ^^-veww~. oarkin~ lots. sidew Ia ks and eimilar imnermeabie turfaees. '~-r, wrJ c,EI~~Z. ~U r~nn ~ C,~h~TZ- p~zz.~ +~~ !7r ~Jps C I Fl rI'T ~~ U (it~S N~-A ~ VL•~ S'~r~S P:~RT 10 "B-3" S;tELLIi+G/LARPEiV-TEU-K BL;SI`+`ESS DISTRICT 9-10.01 "B 3" SneIlinQ/Laroenteur Business District I Subdivision 1. Puroose and intent. Th$ distn[eur and Snelling apply only to the~four quadrants of ~~ Larp intended to intersection. it_.is-~ district tit is p~Y accommodate retail, business services and offices ~~' which are integral parts of a shopping enter or are clustered to function as an integrated enter where parkin ca ooodss and d ThB. district is primarily for retail uses which sell o services directly to the consumer and com te~nent each other [o enhance the business environment. Subdivision 2. Permitted Uses. Itio structure or land shall be used except for the following uses (SIC =Standard Industrial Classifications from the Office of Management and Budget, SIC Manual, 1987): a. Auto s~~3;p~.-sfe~es {$IC-~~3). A 1 d essor stores (SIC 56). S ~ ~- ~ S 3 b • ppare an acc y ~-`'~ ~°"~~`` l r c. Beauty and barbershops (SIC 723 & 724)• ~; ervices (SIC i ry ;Z,, ;r,,,.LI,r.~~a,,, J ng s d. Computer programming and data process 737}. z~ . -- .. T ~. 3 l.l~.S (~ ~.Q/1/" e. Eating establishments (SIC 531?)bu.-4- n~'f- ''^~'"~"`',5 ~~ "~-' ~~ 2~u u'~-, "~ ~r~Q'r ~`~'' f. Finance and insurance establishments excluding check ~~ ~~~ ~~ S cashing agencies (SIC 60-64}. ~ g. Food stores i,Si 5~1 ezciudin~ the outdoor sales of vroduce. Gl ^~~~` S~~'S .jam ~ mea n ea ts. ~~ (T . ~~ S ~ ~ dui h. General mezchandise stores. (SIC 53 excluding ~econ~ d hand' - ~~ Z^' - Qr used merchandise stores.cr puwr~ S~ 8-h S Vr U 20 ~' ~'~M~2 /~I"YGOtLI.~ ' ~ ~ ,. C~3 vQ 5 ~^Grl' ~ ~' `r''v c? n'~i''~ i. Hardware stores (SIC 5251). 1 err ,~ I,,y~ ~ L+it t'a"- ~'`~ j. Home furnishing, appliance and equipment stores (SIC 57) ~ ~ r excluding second hand or used merchandise stores. k. Laundry ~€au~y~, Laundromat and dry cleaning ' ' ~},.C,/p~~,(,v~ t/ ~~~5~6¢-- establishmenu (SIC 721?, ?ZIS d 7~ 1 L Mailing, reproduction, commercial art, photography and ~v ~~ dv ate, i ~ stenographic services (SIC 733). ~,r,,Y., r~/(. G~ E.wtd~"f`tw•Gl1 m. bfedical and dental offices and clinics (SIC 801-804). u ~S Q~'~~r 1 ' """"t'- ~ ~ o ~ ase nts (SIC 59 ciudtn, h bli 0~ o~o-~gloriQr~ ~~~~ ~~ me s esta ercitandise stores (SIC 593), foci ers (SIC 598), aonstore !C a alu f7{td. ~ C r2 S ~ ~3 u Q,4r~ ..~^ i.. e _ 7 °~? "~.~p :7 . Physical fitness facilities °- -' `- ~ - . '~' ~ u. Printing and duplicating shops provided not more than sis employees are employed on the premises at one time (SIC 7334). v. Public and essential service uses. ~E D a• a, i ti a t• g"QSi~ c313~ ~ •c'-svn SFt3~~es--(crr• ~v~~. w. Schools and studios for art, photography (SIC 722), dance (SIC 791), music and interior design. z. Video rental stores (SIC 784) PxciudinQ adult videos. IP Subdivision 3. Conditional Uses. The following uses are permitted subject to the issuance of a CUP. a. Animal grooming and pei stores provided there shall be no boarding of animals on the site. b Bacem t storage of goods not sold on the premises Drovided the mace is completely finished and ready for use is ~prinklered has elevator access provides two pedestrian acceccec has an ezistinQ loading dock or area that does not ~-t~y~. n.t~:-rte 8 ~~r'`~ ~ ~~~ ~ r-Qt„tl~NS ~ M P~'j"~ retailers (SIC 596), ~e~-ske$s, adult book stores and ~ pd.t,r: ammunition and firearms stores "" o. Motion picture theaters (SIC 7832)i excluding adult theaters. p. Offices, business and professional. i ~~ P q. Office suDQiv and art supply stores, retail. r. Paint and wallpaper stores, retail (SIC 523). s. Personal service establishments~~ri-~29}~eYClud-rng S % :. "7 Z ~ ~""S~ ~~ as~-G ~--~ massage-parl.ars~nd--sauna ~- s~ ~~ ~~ (,us~U n~ , d~2CS lu t ~" {r2r~~ ~~ • ~~ • C Ur waS-~ ~~~ ~ ~~ i ~ a SSA ~!~ c. Car washes which are ~: ,.~i~ accessorv to the principal use and meet the '' -~ o ~ •' n ~-+ m c, ~~ _ requirements for service stations Section 9-14.01: Subdivision 17. d. Child care and nursery school facilities subject to Iicensin~ by the State of Minnesota. e. Charitable gambling establishments as a principal use in accordance with the pity's licensing requirements Section ~of the pity Mode: Sum Gtra~-r S f. Custom manufacturing of hand made goods that are sold on the premises provided the manufacturing operation is incidental to a retail operation. g. Drinking establishments, bars and taverns (SIC 5813) subject to the City's licensing requirements, Section 3 of the City Code. C~ pw s Z t,~S .~w.~~.. ~ o. h. Hotels and motels by PUD ($~ 70l ). i. Motor fuel or service stations subject to the design and performance standards as specified in Section 9-14.01, Subdivision 17 of this code. j. Multi-family housing by Planned Unit Development. k. Satellite communications dishes ~ an accessorv use ~ 4$-9-~~• i. Tr:a,.,. ,, e .,,ae.. /CTr' ono^.t a~ Wi~}'Y~ 1 VeterinaT~ Clinics ~T fhPrP ~t,.,n ~ no boardinP of animals on the site and no external runs Subdivision 4. Permitted Accesso,~v Uses. Any use permitted in ~-- ° g r e-~,., t,;, ~ ` a?I~i~ieasl--tts~+s shall-ais~ hP neT**~itted accessorv uses 9 C J Subdivision 5 Building Hecht and Yard Requirements. ~i/ ~.PS M 0. k i .~ ~M vu t-h-+ G++ 3 ._sC, 7v G(r~d.~ G/'u-{ U i~2. ~P/ r+^i a-- v~-- ~U (J ~' PART 9 b. Minimum Yard Rec~uirements:- 1) Front 30 feet 2) Side 10 feet ~ 3 Rear 2 fe t ?1 ~ ExceDt ac Qrovided for in 9-2.07. ~ 30 frrr .a ~t,~.rri~ a street and 40 feet if abuttinE an "R" District. No sidr`yard hall hs reonired for a R~7LLY. wail subject to 9-ZAS. B-1-A" LIIvIITED~USINESS AYD PROCESSIOi~G DISTRICT repeal) ~pa/k....d, (~ PART lI "EB" EXISTING BUSINESS DISTRICT (repeal) t~~ev~~ PART I4, SUBD 14, DRIVE-IN BUSINESS (repeal) ~"~'`~~^^~~G~ • t .,,.. y~.,,,.~ a~,t,~, su~~ 1 - /Ll ~111VL~J `\\ ~'~ 1 Adult uses include adult books es, adu~ t motion picture theaters, dolt motion picture rental, aduI mini-motto picture theaters, adult mas ge paziors, adult steam ~ro athhouse/sau a facilities, adult companions establishments, adult p/conversation p Tors, adult health/sport c bs, adult cabarets, ult novelty businesse , adult motion picture arcades, uIt modeling dios, adult hotels/mote adult body painting studios, d other miles, enterprises, establish eats, businesses or places pen to ome or all members of the pubh , at or in which there is an em h on the presentation, display, depic 'on or description of "specific sexual activities" or "specified anatomi areas" which aze capable o seen by members of the public. It e e tablishments where 20 percent or m of the area of use, structure operation involves adult uses. 11 •