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PERMITTED ACCESSORY USE PERMIT FOR A UTILITY SHED
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Mr. Zimmerman proposes to construct a utility shed in his rear
lot, five feet from the rear and side lot lines. The structure
will be barn style, 11 ft. x 12 ft. x 11 ft. 6 in. high, and
painted tan to match the house. -
The structure and its location meet the requirements of the
Zoning Code 9-2.04 (1)(c) and 9-2.04(1)(1). The structure
requires a building permit because it is over 90 square feet in
area.
Attachment A - Site Plan at 1745 Lindig Street
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CITY OF FALCON HEIGHTS Age*+da Item: E-2
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ITEM DESCRIPTION:
PERMITTED ACCESSORY USE PERMIT FOR A UTILITY SHED
AT 1900 SIMPSON STREET IN AN R-1 ZONE
SIIBrSITTED BY: Mr. Ronald Hagen, Property Owner
REVIEWED BY: Susan Hoyt Taff, City Planner
D~LANATIOIQ/SUl4iARY (attach additional sheets as necessary):
Mr. Hagen proposes to construct an addition to an existing utility
shed. fie was unaware of the requirement for a permitted accessory
use permit when he built the initial structure so he is requesting
the permit at this time.
The storage area is 6 ft. wide by 11 ft. long and 12. ft high, which
meets the requirements of 9-2.04 (1)(i). The bottom portion of the
shed is built against the cedar fence, which is more than one
foot from the rear and side lot lines, and, therefore, meets the
requirements of 9-2.04 (1)(c).
The structure will be finished in rough cedar and left in its
natural color to match the fence.
,The 66 square foot structure does not require a building permit.
Attachment A - Site Plan, 1900 Simpson Street.
ACTION EEQITLSTID:
1. Review and discuss.
2. Approval.
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CITY OF FALCON HEIGHTS Age*-da Item: E-3
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PLANNING COMMISSION
ITEM DESCRIPTION:
PERMITTED ACCESSORY USE PERMIT FOR A UTILITY SHED
AT 1892 HOLTON STREET IN AN R-1 ZONE
SU'B~iITTID BY: Mr. Gary Affolter, Property Owner
SEVIEWED BY: Susan Hoyt Taff, City Planner
H~LANATIOp/StlMtiARY (attach additional sheets as necessary):
Mr. Affolter proposes to construct a utility shed in his rear lot,
15 feet from the rear and 6 feet from the side lot lines.
The structure will be 8 feet wide, 11 feet long and 11 feet high.
It will be painted the color of the house. The structure meets
.section 9-2.04(1)(c) and 9-2.04 (1)(i) of the Zoning Code.
Background: Last fall Mr. Affolter requested a Permitted Accessory
Use Permit for a boat storage shelter that was attached to his
garage. After much discussion, this shelter was removed by Mr.
Affolter because it did not conform to building requirements for
a garage addition.
Attachment A - site plan, 1892 Holton Street
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2. Approval.
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2077 W. LARPENTEUR AVENUE FALCON HEIGHTS, MN 55113-5594 PHONE (612) 644-5050 FAX (612) 644-8675
April 18, 1990
TO: Planning Commission
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FROM: Susan Hoyt Taff
City Planner
Please add the attached agenda item to the agenda for Monday night.
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M~etinR Date:4/23/90
Agenda Itcm: E-3A
CITY OF FALCON HEIGHTS
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PLANNING COMMISSION
ITEM DESCRIPTION: PERMITTED ACCESSORY USE PERMIT FOR A GAZEBO
AT 2148 FOLWELL AVENUE IN AN R-1 ZONE
SIIBKITTID BY: Mr. Gordon Davis, Property Owner
B'.EVIEWED BY: Susan Hoyt Taff, City Planner
~I.AHATIOP/SDl4SARY (attach additional sheets as necessary):
Mr. Davis proposes to construct a detached gazebo 12' x 15' x 12'
high in his rear yard. The gazebo will be made of redwood posts
with treated lumber, a fir floor, screens and rolled roofing with
a pattern.
The gazebo is 12' from the principal structure, 30' from the rear
lot line and 30' from the east side lot line and 32' from the
west side lot line.
The location and use meets the requirements of the Zoning Code.
Attachment A - Site Plan
B - Gazebo Design
ACTIOl~ IEQfTLSTED:
1. Review and discuss
2. Approval
6/29/97
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Agenda Item: E-4
CITY OF FALCON HEIGHTS
PLANNING COMMISSION
ITEM DESCRIPTION:
INTERVIEW PLANNING CONSULTANTS FOR THE COMPREHENSIVE
MUNICIPAL PLAN UPDATE
SIIB~iITTED BY: Planning Commission
REVIEWED BY:
E7~LAPIATION/SUlQiARY (attach additional sheets as necessary)
The three Planning Consultants submitting proposals for the City's
Comprehensive Municipal Plan update are each scheduled to give a
ten minute presentation on his proposal and answer questions for
five minutes..
The order for the presentations are:
1) Tim Malloy, Dahlgren, Shardlow and Uban
2) Randy Thoreson, Short, Elliot, Hendrickson
3) Fred Hoisington, Hoisington Group, Inc.
Commissioners received copies of all proposals at the March 26th
meeting.
Commissioners will be meeting at 7:00 P.M. to prepare questions
for the Consultants.
ACTION ZL-QIILSTID:
1. Interview Consultants.
2. Discuss proposals.
3. If satisfied with a firm, make a recommendation to the City
Council on hiring a consultant to do the Comprehensive Plan
update.
6/29/87
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INFORMATION: FOCUS ARTICLE ON FUTURE HOUSING TREND
~~p Q; Susan Hoyt Taff, City Planner
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~~~,~{ ~~~~ x ~ ~~, -~ ,. R~Y ,~ ~ ~ ;;~, ~#~~, r; ,~t,,l, ~ Cities should foster existing
~-yp w~. ,~.,,1~: ~~ ,Cities, hke:,ftoseville[yv~ll..;y businesses and factories,
- ~: have to :offer attrachve~homes Keefe told the council - ~~-'
~S e(~.ge -in ~ -safe ,neighborhoods and "The most economic p'ossi-
;, : - F ;good, school districts~,to coin- bility comes from the success
~, ~~ ~, ;~ ' - _ ~ pete for. the smallernumber~of of existing businesses,"„Keefe
(1 c~~~ ~ first tune dome buyers, he said in an interview: _"So cities
-l_) „-7 -~-I `said ~: ~ .~.r-_ should be careful not to sub-
'^~ xa~ Y ` ` = ;They `can also -pursue- low-. -~ sidize new businesses at the
gge - .T ~ interest, loans to rehabilitate expense o f e x i s t i n g
~wt~'~"~ ~ deteriorating houses and businesses."
e ~a.nd -other first-ring ;make , ~thein available for One form of businesses sub-.
~d~adapt some of their ex ,~~ lower=income-people, -.. hous- _ sidizing new businesses is .tax
mg 7stock :and reinvestt~in ; ing `.for' ..which ahere'~s a ~ increment financing, where _.
smesses ~ ,to remain ~com ~~~' onicshorta a ". he said... developers don't have to in =__
,T~n;Cities market: h malle ~ numbers :of ~ ~ - ---~~``-`~
e',advice of Steve K , p`"7e -fin their Iower 20s has west their .own, money ;in
f the Metro~phtan C "'used record -.vacancy ~ streets, sewers or,soil ezcava-' -
yies demographic`~"c a ~ 4.``k`"~ ar~ments Keefe tion, ;but:,use new ,taxes to
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,~~ies -long-range plannin :- o u gest d '~ hies _~slow con- -~ repay those bills _.
Cities area ~,> ~' ~s coon of apartment wild Investing . in existing busi- -
oseville Cit Coimcih
--" ~'~` ~ Y gs'°`~s c "~tiie younger` popes ` - messes means providing strong
asked "Keefe to y~`d'i's`cuss-~ e ~ y ~'°'` ~ "~
- h sical and social" _ infra- ,;
. _ , ,, r, ,,~ ri anon, -:which ~ generally'"~inhab- ` ..P Y...
trends in an.mformaltsess o -'tstheiii~sdecreasin . ~ _ - -structure -streets and trans-.
night, as'the repayre ,,~ '~vacancy~rates :are Thigh portation, for example, as well
city's long r" a~~e~,plan ~ e~n'ougli~~ie said, ;cities should : as g~ schools and -health 'i
~Becanse~of"tli~rig ng_ a ~" a ~, ~ :~~onsider hiring ~"irinovative" - care. . ~~
Roseville ~ o'~i Tc~ ce le'~ ~ And kee the taxes low
~. arcliitects~ to transform P ,
doesn'Ckeep~•y eT'd ~o~der . - - he added. -
z ,~~, apartments ; ,into townhouses
~'"starter~hom" a lid a coon - -
~~ ,~t.~1,~t -and other .types of dwellings
cd -i }~ ~~~f ~~ for :older people who want ~' f
,,~ rte. •. smaller, homes requiring less
t- #5` _ 'l Qw ~ ~ .maintenance: - _
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--~}~~~a~~rDY~ t6'~ ~r~ pewer~~" suggests older cities 'redesign
omgs`~newer~u~ur"pbs'~o~ruse~lieu~~~ their.-~housin olicies to
~~ ~rt ~~ ~ g ~ P .
~. By contrast,--the number of;pecr~Ie~~S,;~-encourag edehatiil tation nor
-to 34.,years. old is expected to be.:one- ; -'even 'tear- down . s o m e
sriiaIler ~.~han= aheir '~i~~xt Older 'deteriorated dwellings.
its ~~But phase ar"e`the ~ople ~vho '
.~ifEen~ose starter hoin~es -older
;~aby hoomet~s`~io~e to-'sell iri order to - '
"~uythe~r=new~o`'Fnes,~e said. =' --=~'-~> --_y
tli~y*j~an't `find someone to' buy -~
gat modest "starter house, what's '
..,fig to~happen to the housing-boom?"
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MINUTES
REGULAR PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING
• MARCH 26, 1990
Chairman Boche called the meeting to order at 7:30 P.M.
PRESENT
Barry, Boche, Daykin, Duncan, Finegan and Nestingen. Also
Present was Council Liaison Ciernia and Planner Susan Hoyt
Taff.
ABSENT
None
FEBRUARY 5, 1990 MINUTES APPROVED
Minutes were approved noting Duncan's arrival time by unanimous
consent.
SUSAN MCALLISTER, 1513 WEST CALIFORNIA, REQUESTS A NO PARKING
ZONE ALONG THE EAST SIDE OF ARONA BETWEEN LARPENTEUR AND CALIFORNIA
AVENUE ADJACENT TO HER HOME
Susan McAllister outlined her concerns regarding problems
they have encountered with parking adjacent to their home.
They include: trampling of grass/flowers/trees; cars being
parked on the street during snow plowing/street sweeping causing
street not being properly cleaned; trash being deposited on
their property; .and obstruction of their driveway access by
• cars owned by tenants of apartment building directly to the
north. They do not have a sidewalk along the Arona side of
their property. Ms. McAllister noted that Arona is posted
no parking south of California.
Chairman Boche asked for a new member to join the Parking
Committee since two of its members left the Commission.
Commissioner Daykin volunteered.
Discussion ensued regarding the parking requirements on Minnesota
State Aid streets. Staff was directed to review whether Arona
should be posted no parking from Larpenteur to California.
Chairman Boche referred the McAllister no parking request
to the Parking Committee for a report at the April 23rd meeting.
PLANNING COMMISSION STANDING RULES
Barry moved adoption of the Planning Commission Standing Rules
as presented. Motion carried unanimously.
1990 MINNESOTA STATE PLANNING COMFERENCE
Planner Susan Hoyt Taff distributed the Planning Conference
program. She asked that Commissioners interested contact
Kitty or her so that the registration form can be mailed in
by April 13.
MINUTES
REGULAR PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING
March 26, 1990
REVIEW OF PROPOSALS FOR COMPREHENSIVE PLAN UPDATE
Planner Susan Hoyt Taff reviewed the process for requesting
proposals. She said three proposals were received. All were
from well-qualified firms.
Boche reported that the City Administrator requested the Planning
Commission to make a recommendation on a consultant to the
City Council by its April 25, 1990 meeting. He requested
input from Commissioners as to what process they wished to
use to make such recommendation. After a discussion, Commissioners
agreed to invite each consultant to make a ten minute presentation
with a five minute question and answer period at the April
23rd Commission meeting. Following these, the Planning Commission
will make a recommendation to the City Council. The Comprehensive
Plan needs updating and revising with a focus on land use
issues in inner-ring suburbs. The Metropolitan Council concern
regarding storm water and traffic could be addressed in the
first part of the process.
PLANNING REPORT ON THE LAND USE CONTROLS GOVERNING THE UNIVERSITY
GROVE NEIGHBORHOOD
Planner Susan Hoyt Taff explained that residents of the University
Grove neighborhood requested the staff to prepare information
. on the two sets of land use controls governing the University
Grove so residents can determine what regulations may cease
to exist if the University of Minnesota is no longer the lessor
of all University Grove property. This information was submitted
for information only.
PROFESSIONAL VENTURES PROPOSAL
Professional Ventures, a firm proposing redevelopment of the
southeast corner of Larpenteur/Snelling has requested the
return of $7,000 of a preliminary development agreement fee
due to a delay in carrying out its redevelopment plans.
ADJOURNMENT
Chairman Boche declared the meeting adjourned at 9:38 P.M.
Submitted by(~:,
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Katherine J. Z merman
Approved:
Donna Daykin, Secretary
MINUTES AGENDA ITEM D
REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING
' MARCH 28, 1990
Baldwin convened the meeting at 7:00 P. M.
• OATH OF OFFICE, SAM JACOBS, 1489 W. HOYT
Baldwin administered the Oath of Office to Sam Jacobs who was
appointed to complete the Council term vacated by the
resignation of Pat Bush.
ALL MEMBERS PRESENT
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Baldwin, Ciernia, Gehrz, Jacobs and Wallin. Also present were
Gedde, Wiessner and Chenoweth. `"""'~
ADDENDUM TO CONSENT AGENDA
Council added a license application from TC Styles & Company,
1662 N. Snelling, to Item E(7) of the Consent Agenda.
MINUTES OF MARCH 14, 1990 APPROVED
The Minutes of March 14, 1990 were approved by unanimous
consent.
CONSENT AGENDA APPROVED
Council approved the following Consent Agenda Items by unanimous
consent:
• 1. Disbursements:
a. Disbursements through 3/28/90, $83,226.66
b. Payroll 3/1/90-3/15/90, $10,539.64
2. Cancellation of Check #23221, issued 1/24/90 to Ramsey
County Conciliation Court in the Amount of $16.00
Commission Resignations/Appointments:
a. Resignation of Jan Gibson Talbot from Human Rights
Commission
b. Appointment of Jan Gibson Talbot to Planning
Commission
c. Appointment of Steve Schugel to Park & Recreation
Commission
4. Commission Minutes:
a. Solid waste Commission Minutes of 3/1/90
b. Human Rights Commission Minutes of 3/15/90
c. Parks and Recreation Commission Minutes of 3/12/90
5. Refund of $7,000 Preliminary Development Agreement `~'ee
to Professional Ventures, Inc.
6. Resolution R-90-14 Authorizing Investment in the 4M
Fund
7. Licenses
AMENDMENT TO UNIVERSITY LEASE N0. U-117 FOR CITY USE OF
COMMUNITY PARK PROPERTY -r:
Council unanimousl a
y pproved the amendment which extends the
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current lease for use of the Community Park property through
. December 31, 2008.
TERMINATION OF UNIVERSITY LEASE NO. U-127 FOR CITY USE OF
"GARDEN PARK" LAND
Council approved by unanimous consent, termination of the lease
for City use of park land at the end of Fry Street. This
property was never developed or put to any use by the City.
APPROVAL OF CONSTRUCTION OF NEW COMMUNITY PARK BUILDING
Parks and Recreation Director, Carol Kriegler, reviewed the
planning process followed over the past 18 months. Tom Dunwell,
Buetow and Associates, described the proposed design and the
items considered in designing a building appropriate for the
site. Dunwell then walked through the alternates making
recommendations on deletion or inclusion of each item and the
rationale behind the decision. He informed Council that bids
were received from 16 firms and recommended awarding the bid for
construction of the park building to the low bidder, Jefferson
Construction, at a price of $290,463. Council briefly discussed
estimated future costs such as additional landscaping, picnic
tables, etc., Ciernia moved that the bid be awarded to
Jefferson Construction as recommended by Buetow and Associates
and the Parks and Recreation Commission, with funding from the
Park Capital Improvement Fund. Motion carried unanimously.
PRESENTATION REGARDING RAMSEY COUNTY CHARTER COMMISSION
Judy Grant, Charter Coordinator, and Ann Copeland, Charter
Commission Member, provided a slide presentation explaining the
purpose of the Commission. During the ensuing discussion,
Baldwin expressed concern that the Initiative and Referr~ndum
provision would cause loss of control by local governments,
especially small cities. Ms. Copeland presented a proposed `°•~
resolution supporting the efforts of the Commission and
requested that Council adopt the same. Council conc'i~re'~d that
they did not feel comfortable with some aspects of the
resolution and opted to delay approval. Baldwin explained the
matter will be presented to the Ramsey County League of Local
Governments Board of Directors for recommendations on items in
the resolution, and the resulting information would be made
available for the next Council meeting.
~~ANNUAL UPDATE ON STATUS OF TAX INCREMENT PROJECTS
Fiscal Consultant Steve Apfelbacher presented his report dated
March 22, 1990 (a copy of which is on file in the City Office}
and reviewed the history of the City's four TIF Districts and
the status of each district.
. ACQUISITION OF TAX FORFEITED LAND (ONE FOOT STRIP ON LINDIG ST.)
Baldwin explained that a one foot strip of City right-of-way was
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not deeded to the City at the time the lot at 1788 Lindig was
developed, but had been transferred to the former owner of the
lot. That person choose not to pay the taxes on the one foot
strip and it became tax forfeited land, which the City has the
opportunity to acquire by payment of $139.65 to Ramsey County.
This amount includes a nominal appraised value of $100 plus all
applicable fees. Following a brief discussion, Gehrz moved
adoption of Resolution R-90-15 which carried unanimously.
RESOLUTUION R-90-15
A RESOLUTION APPROVING CLASSIFICATION AND REQUESTING
ACQUISITION OF TAX FORFEITED LAND
APPROVAL OF ETHICS POLICY FOR FALCON HEIGHTS PUBLIC OFFICIALS
Following a brief discussion, Council, by unanimous consent,
adopted the proposed Ethics Policy.
RESTRICTION OF TOBACCO SALES DISCUSSED
Gedde explained that the law is unclear on whether or not
tobacco sales can be prohibited by City ordinance, and was of
the opinion that such prohibition could result in litigation.
Gehrz informed Council that the Human Rights Commission had
discussed the City's smoking policy, cigarette sales, and
smoker's rights. The Commission indicated a willingness to work
further on the issue of preventing sale and use of cigarettes by
minors. Wallin recommended that an Attorney General's opinion
be obtained on whether or not the City could prohibit the sale
of tobacco products in the City. Baldwin stated that the matter
will be discussed at the next meeting of the Mayors' Commission
on Drugs and suggested that any request for an Attorney
General's opinion be delayed until after that meeting. Baldwin
will report back to Council at the next regular meeting.
SCHEDULING OF CITY COUNCIL MEETINGS/WORKSHOPS
Wiessner presented a proposed schedule of Workshop and Council
Meetings through the month of May and suggested items for
discussion at the Workshops. Council .concurred with the plan.
PLANNING REPORT ON LAND USE CONTROLS IN UNIVERSITY GROVE
Council noted the Planning Report and accompanying materials
relating to the University of Minnesota's proposal to change the
land tenure of the Grove Neighborhood from entirely leasehold to
a mix of leasehold and individual ownership.
ADJOURNMENT
• The meeting was adjourned at 10:01 P. M.
ATTEST:
Tom Baldwin, Mayor
Shirley Chenoweth, City Clerk
CITY OF FALCON HEIGHTS
PLANNING COMMISSION AGENDA
APRIL 23, 1990
PLEASE COME AT 7:00 P.M. TO PREPARE QUESTIONS FOR THE INTERVIEWS
WITH THE CONSULTING PLANNERS
A. Call to Order: 7:30 P.M. ,Y, o~'.~^-.-~--
B. Roll Call: Barry Boche~_Daykin Duncan 0~'~N`~
Finegan Nestingen~_Gibson Talbot
C. Approval of Minutes: March 26, 1990
D. City Council Minutes for March 28, 1990
E. Reports, Requests and Recommendations:
1. Request for a Permitted Accessory Use Permit for a Utility
Shed at 1745 Lindig Street in an R-1 Zone
2. Request for a Permitted Accessory Use Permit for a Utility
Shed at 1900 Simpson Street in an R-1 Zone
3. Request for a Permitted Accessory Use Permit for a Utility
Shed at 1892 Holton Street in an R-1 Zone
4. Interview Planning Consultants for the Comprehensive Plan
Update
5. Update on the Parking Committee and the McAllister Request
for "No Parking"
6. Information on Future Housing Trends
F. Adjournment
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