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• r ~ U August 28, 1989 Page 2 MEMO TO: Planning Commission FROM: Susan Hoyt Taff, City Planner Arden Hills. It is a northerly extension of the Midway Corridor which would provide the connection into downtown St. Paul. Each alignment in the Northwest Corridor could connect directly to the selected alignment in the Midway Corridor and thence to either downtown or points beyond. Proposed Alignments - Three general alignments in the Northwest Corridor are recommended for further study based on an ana7.ysis of right-of-way availability, land use, traffic conditions and other physical and operation constraints. a. Fairgrounds/Snelling Avenue - In this alternative LRT would operate on an aerial structure through the Fairgrounds; on a new alignment through the University of Minnesota north of the Fairgrounds to Roselawn; in the west frontage road of Snelling Avenue to County Road B; on an aerial structure through the County Road B interchange; and along the west side of Snelling Avenue from Rosedale to the terminal station just north of I-694. b. Fairgrounds/Fairview/I-35W - In this alternative LRT would operate on an aerial structure through the State Fairgrounds; on new right-of-way through the University of Minnesota north of the Fairgrounds to Larpenteur Avenue; alora~the east side of Fairview Avenue to County Road B; on the north side of T.H. 36 to I-35W to I-694; along the south side of I-694 to T.H. 96, ending at the terminal station north of I-694. c. Fairgrounds/Fairview/Snelling - In this alternative, LRT would operate on an aerial structure through the Fairgrounds; on new right-of-way througl the University of Minnesota north of the Fairgrounds to Lar enteur Avenue along the east side of Fairview Avenue to County Road B; on an aerial structure over T.H. 36 to Rosedale; and along the west side of Snelling Avenue from Rosedale to the terminal station just north of I-694. • • • August 28, 1989 Page 3 MEMO TO: Planning Commission FROM: Susan Hoyt Taff, City Planner Comments on this plan are due to the Ramsey County Regional Railroad Authority by October 12, 1989. The Planning Commission may choose to comment on the proposed alignment, due to its impact on the City of Falcon Heights. SHT/kn cc: Jan Weissner, City Administrator CJ c G~ FIGURE 13 RAMSEY COUNTY COMPREHENSIVE LRT PLAN ~O~Y~ o~egional Railroad Authority SRF PROPOSED ALIGNMENT ALTERNATIVES ~~ ~ RAMSEY COUNTY COMPREHENSIVE LRT PLAN ~` " ~ ~~~~ ~'~~~~~~`'~~ PROPOSED PHASE I CORRIDORS Ramsey County Regional Railroad Authority SRF City of Falcon Heights Park and Recreation Comprehensive Park Plan ~4 project Priorities ~e plannirg process conduct'.ed by this project has e~osed the consultant to a variety of factors which influence the ooamamity's park and open space system needs, the anticipated costs aryl related timing for implementation. These factors are complex and somewhat subjective given irxiividual priorities aryl lnterpretatlCR1 of pYl~tlm inforntiation. Nevertheless, the c~SUltant was able to establish specific r~mPS~dations and priorities for park improvements. A list of thee~e priorities aryl their r~ follows. 1. ~o~ri8e a safe eaviroz~aieat within the existing park system for the safety and well~einq of the park users. Priority should be given to updating the storm water nm~ff system at Idaho/Spelling. Other areas of comers are existing outdated play equipment, sues, pond perimeter treatmPSits and pathway surfacing. 2. drove maintenance of existing which Falooaz Heights residents c to increasing funds for such de~arxi. Specific areas include seasonal treatment. Priority evaluating curr+ertt an3 proposed facilities to provide an environanerrt of an be proud. Priority should be given maintenance to keep up with current upgrading turf areas, landscaping arr3 should also be given to managing and practices. 3. Pi new vark building should replace the vandalized ~ curr+ently ~~ f located within Ctcmnmity Park to meet the needs of the residents. Program feat~irers should include restzoams, a warmitxl shelter, a picric facility and kiteyen. 4. Develop a bicy~cle1pedestriaa trail avstem to connect existing park facilities and to link Falcon Heights to ether adjacent municipalities. Priority should be given to using existing riots-of~y and wide shoulders. Further develo~srt. shall include separate bicycle and pedev-trian trails, a signage system and the ct+eation of informational modes. 5 . Upgrade e~d~; *7 narks to meet the needs of the residents b~a_~eci upon the needs arxi demarx3s analysis. Priority should be given to upgrading Idaho/SnellinI and University Grove Park to cx~lement the facilities at C7ommmity Fork. Refer to Q~apter 5, Facility Iag~rvvemerrts, for individual park improvements. 6. Develop potential park land for inclusion into the Overall park syste2a. Priority should be given to first developing Garden, then T.i rr3 i g and finally Fblwell parks. 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U m ~ 0 i ~+ q N ~ V T U m ~ ~ e rL- r L d V T U m J H C . d _ ev 86 , q d oG S O) U e q C C r c 0 q O) U G L~ • ~.. ~ F ROSEVILLE _~ .... , • LINDIG MINI ••• (undeveloped) GARDEN PARK FALCON HEIGHTS (undeveloped) COMMUNITY PARK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ,..... ......~...~....,..~ ...~ ,.. .s..~..fl....~..~.,... ~.• UNIVERSITY GROVE ST. PAUL Existing Parks ~~ 1/8 Mile Radius e ~:.f:::~;.: =~~'``~~~' : = < 1/4 Mile Radius ; } < ~;:k::v. 1/2 Mile Radius . Adjacent Community Service Extension ~. Major Arterial - - - Minor Arterial - - -Collector .~:.: -- - IDAHO/SNELLING 4 •• • ST. PAUL .~ .,~' .. ~~ FALCCMI HEIGHTS 1. Falcon Woods 2. Northeast 3. Northhome 4. University Grove 5. Maple Knoll FIGURE 9 Park and Recreation Plan PARK SERVICE AREAS • City of Falcon Heights, Minnesota '35 .. .' I • rAVENUETEUR ~~. ~ r..~.o.. oaseousE YMAII~ ~ i 0~~. i~m~ i I ~ u.vdn..w....e,. .o.. muw UNIVERSITY GROVE PARK GREEN WAY CORRIDORS LINDIG MINI AND FALCON HEIGHTS rCOMMUNiTY CLINEAR PARK GARDEN ELEMENTARY `PARK ` PARK SCHOOL wweum a o~ an wu R ow f. ~! rti~] ~ I. - - -U . m d i .:c r ~; ~, I i ;Dpr • IMIIYEIWT'OF ~INIEfOfA I' ~ I '. ~ ___ fCN00l Of ArO111CRflME ~~. ~ j ~ p L FOLWELL LINEAR • PARK o ~~~ ~~~ P E ~: _ n u ~ ~; Q I, ~ . ,~, ear o~~ °~ OC ym ~~' ~~ i;~ ~I I I I l ii~ ~ 5 000. 0 ~ ~~',~ ~~'_ `_ ~ °~ I , --, ~ : 1 (1~ /~ ~ ~~ ° ' SNELLING AVENUE 1 .F IDAHO/SNELLING PARK CR1 O~ FALCC>N HEIGHTS FIGUREIS Park and Recreation Plan PARK SYSTEM MASTER PLAN • City of Falcon Heights, Minnesota si SEP ~~ ' ~'~ 16 ~ 32 {~F3~A P.~ • ur~ts which would have to look at these unsightly lines 24 hrs/da . routes, I presume County/Regional transportation planners see Y As for to each; I'd ]Ike to see/hear those pr'~.or to commenting on the routes. cons • • • CIS! OF TALCO~ itliDt:S pI.ANNIpG COl4IISSIOTI , ITEt! DESC1t1P7I0N : PROPOSED REVISIONS TO THE CITY CODE TO ACCOMODATE RESIDENTIAL COMPOSTING :IIH?4I2"!'ED =? : STAFF ~ql~ ~: SUSAN HOYT TAFF, CITY PLANNER SHIRLEY CHENOWETH, CITY CLERK SOLID WASTE COMMISSION ~-.t1~tATI01t/SDllS~lt° (attaeb additivarl s~aects as ~cccssar7): Maetins Date: 9/11/89 A<<*da Ites: 4 ~~_~ Currently residential compost areas are technically not allowed in the City of Falcon Heights under the City's Nuisance Code. In an effort to accomodate residential compost areas, particulary with the stoppage of yard waste collection by refuse haulers in 1990, and to provide criteria for the collection and maintenance_of compost, three additions are suggested to the City Codes. ATTACHMENT 4-A - memo date 8/29/89 on compost-related revisions to the City Code ,C i I0~ 3l~HESTID 1. Review and discuss e ~ ~~.~~ FALCON HEIGHTS 2077 W. LARPENTEUR AVENUE FALCON HEIGHTS, MN 55113-5594 PHONE (612) 644-5050 FAX (612) 644-8675 September 11, 1989 T0: Planning Commission FROM: Susan Hoyt-Taff, City Planner SUBJECT: Revisions to Draft Compost Related Ordinance I. Nuisance Code 8-1.01 Subdivision 2. Junk, Trash, Rubbish and Refuse. In any area within the City the storage or accumulation of junk, trash, rubbish or refuse of any kind, except refuse stored in such a manner as not to create a nuisance for a period not to exceed thirty (30) days is illegal. The term "junk" shall include parts of machinery or motor vehicles, unused stoves or other appliances stored in the open, remnants of wood, decayed, weathered or broken construction materials no longer suitable for safe, approved building materials, metal or any other material or cast off material of any kind whether or not the same could be put to any reason- able use. The exception to this is the storage of leaves, grass clippings and plant trimmings (not including fruits and vegetables) -~e;.arp~ ~~ *~'P,,,rY~„~;v, in accosda~ice with Sections 9-2..04 Subdivision an - Su iv sion a compost must a main a ne accor ing to accepte composting pract ces or a resx en is yard. II. 9-4.01 ,~ Q~ ~ ~,.._. Subdivision 3. Permitted Accessory Uses k. One compost area, or one compost structure Subd. 1(k Z of grass clippings, leaves and pla ~ fruits and vegetables) ~~~~ f et in hei ht • , the rear yard . ~ y.?'L°/L "Y'y1,,,6•~.Q.. as defined in 9-2.04 trimmings_(not incl mot to exceed five a5 sq D -~dJ6'3.rt. ~-,s 5 HOME OF THE MINNESOTA STATE FAIR AND THE U OF M INSTITUTE OF AGRICULTURE ~~ Page 2 Sept. 11, 1989 Memo to Planning Commission 9-2.04 Subdivision 1. Accessory Buildings and Structures One accessory structure for compost not to exceed five (5) feet in height ~`~ A compost structure . that meets this requirement, 9-2.04 I (c) and 9-4.01, Subd. 3(k) does not require a Permitted Accessory Use review by the Planning Commission and approval by the City Council. / ~l ~.~-' • _ ~j - I l - l ~l ~ `} • CITY OF FALCON H E IGHT_ 2077 W. LARPENTEUR AVENUE FALCON HEIGHTS, MN 55113-5594 PHONE (612) 644-5050 FAX (612) 644.8675 August 29, 1989 T0: Planning Commission Solid Waste Commission FROM: Susan Hoyt Taff, City Planner RE: Draft of Compost Related Ordinance Revisions In an effort to allow for the re-cycling accomodate residential composting in the the following revisions to the City Code 1. THE NUISANCE ORDINANCE MUST BE CHANG: a. Allow for the composting of yard collected by refuse haulers in 1990. of yard wastes and to City of Falcon Heights, are proposed. ~D T0: wastes that will not be b. Not allow composting of materials that carry strong • odors and/or attract rodents, such as kitchen wastes and manure. c. Provide maintenance standards for residential compost. d. Not change other aspects of the Nuisance Code on odor so this can be enforced if a bad odor arises. e. Proposed change: 1) 8-1.01 Subdivision 2. Junk, Trash, Rubbish and Refuse. In any -------------- -------------------------------- area within the City the storage or accumulation of junk, trash, rubbish or refuse of any kind, except refuse stored in such a manner as not to create a nuisance for a period not to exceed thirty (30) days is illegal. The term "junk" shall include parts of machinery or motor vehicles, unused stoves or other appliances stored in the open, remnants of wood, decayed, weathered or broken construction materials no longer suitable for safe, approved building materials, metal or any other material or cast off material of any kind whether or not the same could be put to any reasonable use. The exception to this is the storage of leaves, grass ------------------------------------------------------ clippings and plant trimmings (not including fruits and -------------------------------------------------------- • v_eget_ables)_in accordance with sections 9-2_04_Subd._1(k)_ and 9-4 01 Subd. 3(kj. The compost must be maintained according to accepted composting practices for the residential yard as described by the University of Minnesota. HOME OF THE MINNESOTA STATE FAIR AND THE U OF M INSTITUTE OF AGRICULTURE Compost Related Ordinance Revisions Page 2 • 2. THE ZONING CODE MUST BE CHANGED T0: a. Identify composting as an allowable accessory use on residential property. b. Regulate the size and location of the compost area or structure. c. Avoid reviewing all compost structures, which requires a fee, staff time and delay in construction for the resident. d. Proposed revisions: 1) 9-4.01 Subd. 3 Permitted_Accessor~_Uses k. One compost area or one compost structure aS defined in 9-2.04 Subd. 1(k ), of grass clippings, leaves and plant 2) 9-2.04 Subd. 1 Accessory Buildings and Structures • _ _ _ k. One accessory structure for compost made of wood and/or wire screen not to exceed five (5) feet in height by five (5) feet in width. A compost structure that meets this rectuirement , 9-2.04 1 (c and 9-4.01 Subd k does not require a Permitted Accessory Use review by the Planning Commission and approval by the Citv Council. (9-2.04 1(c) describes the setbacks required for all accessory structures) SHT/kn cc: Jan Wiessner - City Administrator Shirley Chenoweth - City Clerk • be coca Pd so that seepage from the compost will run off into public or -~riva~P streets storm sewers or drainage d , 1~ s . -- CITT OF FALCOla HYIG8T5 CJ PLANNING CO2II~SISSI0~1 IT'Fr! DFSC1tIPTION: fII&fITTED ET: tEVIEHFt) DY: Meetint Date: 9/11/89 A~e*da Item: r. SUMMARY OF DRAFT COMPREHENSIVE LIGHT RAIL TRANSIT (LRT) PLAN FOR RAMSEY COUNTY SUSAN HOYT TAFF, CITY PLANNER SUSAN HOYT TAFF, CITY PLANNER C~7IO~It/SD!lSARY (attach additiaaal sheets as aecessarY); The Draft Comprehensive Light Rail Transit (LRT) Plan for Ramsey County proposes an alignment through the City of Falcon Heights. The proposal includes an aligmm~et through either: • 1. The Fairgrounds, U of M, along the east side of Fairview Avenue between Larpenteur and County Road B. or 2. The Fairgrounds, U of M along the west frontage road of Snelling Avenue to County Road B. A PUBLIC~MEETING ON THE DRAFT PLAN WILL BE HELD AT 7 P.M. ON SEPTEMBER 12, 1989 IN CITY HALL. Attachments 5-A - Memo dated8/28/89 summarizing draft LRT Plan •CTI4i SLQ9FST~: • 1. Staff Report 2. Review and Discuss 6!24/87 f}~-~}c, tt.~tCnr" S -fie CITY OF ~ ~ S~ ~`t~~l • FALCON HEIGHTS 2077 W. LARPENTEUR AVENUE FALCON HEIGHTS, MN 55113-5594 PHONE (612) 644-5050 FAX (612) 644-8675 August 28, 1989 MEMO T0: Planning Commission FROM: Susan Hoyt Taff, City Planner SUBJECT: Summary of the Draft Comprehensive Light Rail Transit (LRT) Plan for Ramsey County The draft Light Rail Transit (LRT) Plan. for Ramsey County put out by the Ramsey County Regional Railroad Authority proposes an alignment through Falcon Heights. A PUBLIC MEETING WILL BE HELD ON THE PLAN AT 7:00 P.M., SEPTEMBER 12, 1989 AT CITY HALL, FALCON HEIGHTS. • The purpose of Light Rail Transit is to reduce the need for road construction or expansion. Light Rail Transit is a transportation system that uses steel wheeled vehicles that run on tracks and are powered by overhead electrical wires. LRT vehicles can be operated singly or connected together in trains. Only one operator is needed, regardless of the number of vehicles connected together. LRT can operate in many different environ- ments but, in modern systems, LRT typically operates in its own right-of-way. Since it is not competing for space with other vehicles, LRT service is faster. LRT lines can be found along freeways, in railroad rights-of-way, and in reserved corridors along city streets. LRT is the trunkline portion of a transit system. It must be supported by a feeder bus system that brings pasGengers to stations, and by park/ride facilities at selected stations where car users can park and take LRT to their destinations. LRT stations are located at bus transfer points along the line. Key points in the plan are: 1. Six corridors in Ramsey County where LRT should be constructed in the next 20 years. 2. Ninety-eight thousand to 112,000 people per day are projected to ride the LRT in Ramsey County by 2010. 3. Estimated cost is $756 to $896 million. • 4. Northwest Corridor - The Northwest Corridor is located in the vicinity of Snelling Avenue between downtown St. Paul and HOME OF THE MINNESOTA STATE FAIR AND THE U OF M INSTITUTE OF AGRICULTURE MEMORANDUM TO: Planning Comrnissian ~M: Carol Carlson DATE: September 11, 1989 SUBJECT: Proposed Amendment to the Pool Ordinance The fallowing are corrections ar explanaticros in resanse to the mernarandurn to David Black, Falcon Heights Planning Commission Chairman from Anne Carroll, Planning Camrnissianer. Item 1. Page 93, 3a. "Na pawl shall not be"?? Delete not". Corrected. Item ~. Page 97, D. 7.:-.. "Befenced". Corrected. I t ern :?. Carnment s regarding "entire" . The "entire" perimeter may be misleading as it implies the "entire lot ". Fencing of the em ir'e lot would required a variance to the front yard setback, etc. • T t ern 3. D. 7. 3. "corms i an resistant ". Corrected. I t ern 4. D. 7. 3. Recommend "carras i an resistant rnat er i a 1 s. Fence posts shall be set in suitable materials and in an appropriate method as approved by the Building I aspect ar. " item ~. Fence construction requires a building permit. • CEP 08 '^09 16~~1 trF«A P.2 • T0: David Slack FROM: Anne Carroll"-- kE: Comments on mater_'als for 9/11/89 San Francisco...) DATE: 9/8/89 Council]. Minutes: Thanks for these ! PC meeting (for which I will be in Item C, rtes: No changes. I'm pleased the PC moved to amend the CU ?e_+-mit. Good idea to review 9.n three months, tac. Item D, Swimming pool ordinance . As l recall we've ~dscussed t'tLS before and this version reflects a variety of anges; generally loolsrine to me, except: Correction: Pg 93, item 3a, "No pool shall not be"?? Delete "not"? . Question: Pg. 97, item D.7.2: "Ln the alternative" means what? As an alterna~.ive?... "befenced". Also, ff we allow perimeter fencing, we sh.ouid clarify: l) meeu same height requirements as fn 7.1, 2) say "entire perimeter", and 3) for final sentence, use language like "any svrimming pool fence and gates" or something ~o clarify that both pool and perimeter fences are included jn regulation. . Item D.7.3: "corrosicr_esis ~ .-:°" . Item D.7.3: ~iruno the wcoc. -.aineer (pnD., F.E.) says if the posts are made of wood you should ~ use concrete bases. Reference to decay and corrosion. resistant mate_-__.!s as appropriate, but for bases he recommends something like cc:~aacted pea gravel which allows water to drain. If concrete is used, i~ will retain. water and cause even decay resistant {treated) wcad tc decay. Concrete can be used as an anchor to reduce the necessary depth of the post, BUT if this Is done, the concrete can't surround the BASE of the posi, because the wood will shrink and water will infiltrate; i.e., ycu must use the wood and concrete in such a way that water can drain out. *** I trust such fence construction as subject to a bldg permit, so that ~~~ it's constructed properly; ii not, and ii we care to use regulations to help that such a fence really does prevent a child from drowning, we must include more specific construction requirements and/ar references Item E.1: Compc~s-ting recommendations . Question/Comment: Is a compost "area" an accessory structure and therefore subject to the seiback requrements? If noi, the language in the various sections should separate areas from structures and treat them accordingly. . Question/Comment: If we're going to refer to UofM standards, we need to clarify what department/division/group w/in the U has jurisdiction -- like Extension or whomever... Item E.2: T.RT Plan . just for the record, I've never been in favor of the version of LRT w/overhead electrical lines; i.f this is the only version under consideration, one of my major objectives would be to minimize the number of residential • • SEP ci8 '3~ 16~3c CFA P.3 • units which would have to Iook at these uztsfghtly 3jnes 24 hrsld3y. As for routes, I presume County/Regional transportation planners see pros and cons to each; I'd like to see/hear Chase pr'or to commenting on the routes. • 148. 9-14.0. Subdivision 16. Swimming_Paola_ (Definition_No_ 14_8_) Priv Swimming_eools as regulated by thin se_et_ion are defined as an enclas ~~~~ ~ ~~~ a6ovengro_una~Teael=or=6elaw~gra_una_Ievellananin~exce~s~a~We~g~~eenaZ~ L. A. Permit Required. 1. Permit. Na swimming pawl shall be constructed excava~ea ar established an the City without firs obtaining a building permit-tea.=. 2. A licatian. An application far permit shall be submi~~ea-~o Fie building inspector which includes the type and size of the pool, together with a site plan containing the fallowing informataan: a_ Plants. Camelete_clans_artd_specificatiarts_for_the_ cons~ruc~ian_g~_t~e_egoT_ b. ~: A site plan_ahawiLg T~e~ I'ccat i on of a 11 ex i st i ng_s~ruc~ut^es an Fie ~~=r~ 1 at i nc 1 ud i ng house,- gsr~age, fenc ~+ges ~-atiT~e; ' , location of existing underground ar overhead wirings utility easements, trees and similar other significant imerav_ements or natural features; lacataan a~-s~ruc~ures an aajacen~-'Ta~s- c. -f+r The_prapased_ 1 scat i on of pumps, f i 1 t ens eTectrica~ saurceai protective fencing, back f~ush and 3r^ainage autTe~s, grading plans and finish elevation around the pail. 3_ ITtspectian_ All wiring, installation of heating units graaang, ins~allatian of pi a ar other construction shal~ be subject to inspection and shall conform to the State Building Cade. (formerly 9-14.01 16. c. 8) B. Minimum Set back_Requirements. i. Setback t o Ut i 1 i t Y L i nes_ Na Pao 1-s_ sh a 11 -~+e~ be 1 scat ed w i t h i n den ZT~aT-~ee~- t me_asure3-Fiar i zan_t a 11 Y> ~~+an~ c+f underground or overhead u~i~fi~y-Tines a~ all types. ~. Easement s. No Pao 1~- sha 1 1 -~aat be 1 ocat ed w i t h i n any private or pu6Tic-utility, drainage, walkway ar other easement. 3. Special Rules for Pails in Single Family Residential Districts. 1. a. Rear Yard Setback. Pool- Na_Qaal_ shal l - be ------------------------ wiri~, C~ located within eight (8l feet of any rear lot line-~._ b. Side Yard Setback_ Na eaal shall be lacated_ within-dive-ZSS-~ee~-a~-arty-side-Ion-fine=aae~_ c_ Front Yard Setback_ Na Paal shall be located wi~~iin dive-~~)-~ee~-a~-any reguired-front yard- d. Setb~ek to Existing Structures. N4_~aol_~hall be laca~ea-wi~Fin-six-Zts ~ee~ off'-any-princapal s~ruc~ure or s fasting-, ~: e. Set back Regu i rement s far Poa 1 Egu i pment _ -the- Na pool filter unit,- pump -Fiea~ing-unit-ana7ar any other - noise making mechanical equipment shall 6e-lacated at -l~-et within twenty-five (S5> feet from- af_any residentt-ial structure an ad acent property and not closer than eight (8> feet ~a any lot line. 4. Special Rules far Paals in two Family Residential 1istricts ar Multiple Family Residential Districts. Private swimming peals intended far and used by occupants and gguests of occupants of multiple family dwellings shall adhere to the fallowing regulations: (formerly 9-14. tai Subd. 16. A. ) -~ a. Na part of the water surface of the swimming pawl shall be closer than fifty (50> feet to any lot 1 i ne. -£h- b_ No pumps, filter or other apparatus used in connection with the poa~! shall be lacated closer than fifty (50) feet to any lot line. C. Miscellaneaus_Reguirements_ ----------------- ~. 1. L i ab f l i t Y_ ~orra~t-~-ctct-tor-r-~i - A 11 paa 1 s sha 1 1 be -+~~~+ so constructed as to avoid hazard, damage or considerable inconvenience to adjacent property owners t+r praeertY~ - - -1+r 2. The ~- ergeertY owner shal l be l fable far damages to any business ar private property caused during pawl construction. ~: 3_ Drainage. All back flushing •a~a-tQr-or wa~or ~~.$m ar pawl drainage water shall be directed ants the owner•+-s~ property ar onto approved public drainage ways, and shall not drain onto ad acent private land. Drainage ants public streets ar o~her public drainage ways shall require a conditional use permit. ~ 4_ Lighting_ Any pawl lighting above ground shall be direc~ea toward the pool and not toward ad~acent property. 5. Fillingg the Paal. Filling of pools ram fire hhydrants ar o~Fier--u6lic-~acili~ies shall require the permission of the appropriate ~= city officials. D. Protective Fencing_ --------------------- --~: 1. Hei~ht_ Pools shall be campletelY enclose?-wi~Fi a non-climbab a fence at load-a minimum of five t5> feet in height to prevent unwanted entry to tie pawl area. E. Gates and Latches.-a~rd- The fence oeenings shal l hati~e a- ~~-be ec~uiePe3 wi~Fi self-closing gaffes and self-latching -- - h 1 devices- III tFe_apenings_s_a_~_6e inaccessible to small • children and at least four i4> feet from ground level. In ~e alternative, the perimeter of the yard including driveway entrance may be fenced and enclosed. The aeertiing between_t __ bottom of the fence_and_gates_and_the_graund_s~a_~_6e_na_mar'e_ fFiarti-faun-Z~S-i nc~es_ ~T~~ ~~~r~~r~ ~_ Gc,sts. All fence pasts_shall_be_elaced_no further than s. r-ence Inspector. ~ ° t~ i-rts P~'~- b constructed with_it~_base_fl~~sh_ta_the_ground' c_ at least four t4) feet irr height and have _ sueeor~iye_pas~s_e'Iacea_na_mc~re_~~ar~_eigF~=ZST_~eet aear~__ d. _iri_elace_unt enc~fasing_~Fe_eaa anent_fence_campletelY al~e3 ~a ~Fe seeci~ications fertice_is a_Pergv_ed_bY_th_e 1~Fan ten1Z~~~nda~sea~~er-the_ zes_~~e_~'iTIing_o~_~Fe_egc+T_ E. General Prayisians, f. 1_ AccessarY_PTildirigs_ Unless included within the swimmin pactiT permit, a separate building permit shall be required far any pump house filter hawse, pawl enclosure f~o~-~ ~.kw~--paerk or any other st ruc~ ure erected i n can unct i an w i t h a swimming pawl. Such structures shall canfarm ~a all provisions of the Building Cade. Such structures shall also canfarm to the setback requirements set forth in Section 9-14. Cy2 B. above. g. 2__Alterat ions. _ A11 -~ changes, alterations ar ampravemen~s -~~~ made to swimming awls ar accessory structures a#-~ }'' ' '` v• • ~'~**~~. iu~n - - -~-~ -~ e~er+#s-r at her_t han_rgut i ne_ma i nt enance_sh a 1 1 _regu i re_a~_ ermit. e------ ~J a. snow fence ar similar desigry_and_securely_~nchored_ -r--- ----------------------- in_pTace_ • • SEP X08 ' S9 16 ~ 01 CF&A TO: David Black FRONT : Anne Carroll-- K~: Comments on materials San ~Yancisco... } DATE: 9/8/89 ~~~ ~ Thanks for these! P.c for 9/ll/89 PC meeting (for which I will be 3n Item C, Lltnutes: No changes. I+m pleased the pC moved to amend the CU Permit. Good 3r~ea to review in three months, too. Item D, Swfmmin9 Pool ordinance . As i recall we've ~dlscussed this before and this versi.an reflects a variety of ges; generally loalcs fine to me, except: Correction: Pg 93, :item 3a, "~fo pool shall nat be"?? Delete "not"? . Question: Pg. 97, Stem D.7.2: "In the alternative" means what? As an alternative?... ''befenced ". Also, if we allow pez~..meter fencing, we should clarify: 1) meets same height requirements as in 7.1, 2) say "entire perimeter ", and 3) far final sentence, use language ]ike "any swimming pool fence and gates" or something to clarify that both pool and per'..meter fences are Included In regulation. . Item D.7.3: "corros3onresirstant" . Item Ta.7.3: Bruno the wood engineer (phD., P,E.) says if the pests are made of wood you should NOT use concrete bases. Reference to decay and corrosion resistant materials is appropriate, but for bases he recommends something like compacted, pea gravel which allows water to drain. If concrete is used, it will retain water and cause even decay res9stant (treated) wood to decay. Concrete can be used as an anchor to reduce the necessary depth of the post, BUT if this is done, the concrete can't surround the BASE of the post, because the wood wi11 shrink and water will infi}.trate; i.e., You must use the wood and concrete in such a way that water can dram out. **~ I trust such fence construction ws subject to a bldg permit, so that it's constructed properly; if not, and if we care to use regulations to help that such a fence really does prevent a child from drowning, we must include more specific construction requirements and/or references Item E.1: Composting recommendations . Question/Comment: Is a compost "area" an accessory structure anal therefore subject to the setback requirements? if not, the language in the various sections should separate areas from structures and treat them accordingly. . Question/Comment: If we're going to refer to 'Uafty! standards, we need to clarify what department/division/group w/in the U has jurisdiction -- like Extension or whomever... Item E.2: LRT p1ar3 . Tust far the record, I've never been in favor of the version of LRT w/overhead electrlGal lines, l,f this ~ the only version under consideration, one of mY major objectives would b@ to minimize the number of residential • Page 2 Sept. 11, 1989 Memo to Planning Commission 9-2.04 Subdivision 1. Accessory Buildings and Structures One accessory structure for compost not to exceed five (5) feet in height by five (5) feet in length by five (5) feet in width. A compost structure that meets this requirement, 9-2.04 1 (c) and 9-4.01, Subd. 3(k) does not require a Permitted Accessory Use review by the Planning Commission and . approval by the City Council. • Meetiae D!t!: 9/11/89 CIST OF TALCd1i 1LIGE?S A~~*~d! Itls: 3 • •~ ~_I Y1.ANNIpG COl~IISSI0~1 27'E!! DESCRIP710N: 7;45 P.M. - PUBLIC HEARING ON AMENDMENTS TO THE zSWIMMING POOL ORDINANCE, SECTION 9-14.02 OF THE CITY CODE ~osxliTED n: STAFF CAROL CARLSON, ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISSTANT ~9IL~ED ~= SUSAN HOYT TAFF, CITY PLANNER ' JAN WIESSNER, CITY ADMINISTRATOR PLANNING COMMISSION ON AUGUST 7, 1989 ifi~ ~xa?It~t/S~sax° (attaeb addltloss2 spelt! a! aecl:sas7): Proposed revisions to the Swimming Pool Ordinance, 9-14.02 are attached for your review. The revisions primarily clarify the protective fencing requirements to: 1. Require a 5' high fence with a self-latching safety gate around all pools. 2. Requiring the bottom of the fencing and the gate be 4" or less above the ground or grade. 3. Requiring a temporary fence if the. pool is filled during the construction process. ATTACHMENT 3-A: Draft swimming pool ordinance 9-14.02 1CiIClR ~.QSLSZ'~: 1. Hold public hearing 2. Discuss 3. Make recommendation 14 8:-SF,~im~ting F-eel-~--~~-~nE 1~~,~--n=, g~e~~-Q~°ai~r~rre--grvt~-~on-~rvate_ pxepe_~-t-y ~av~--~a-tEr~~ €a.~-s.~ea--exeeecki- n g -1 ~0--set tra-r-e--f-ee t and-a-wa-te-r dept--h--o-f-•-e-t-l-eas-t ~-1,~ eet .-- 9-~ 02. Subdivision 16. Swimming Pools. _ (Definition Swimmin~_pools as regulated b~r_this section are defined designed, intended or used for the containment of water above ground level or below ground level and in-excess 100 sguare_feet of_surface area, whicb s_desgned_ int swimming wading or other recreational use b~_tbe_owner guests_of theNpropert~ oo'wner_without pa~ment_of fee_ A. Permit Required. No. 148) Private _as any enclosure whether constructed of 18 inches in depth or ended or used for amily. guest or 1. Permit. No swimming pool shall be constructed, excavated or established in the City without first obtaining a building permit therefor. 2. Application. An application for permit shall be submitted to the building inspector which includes the type and size of the pool, together with a site plan containing the following information: a. Plans. Complete plans and specifications for the -------- -------------------------- ----- construction of the_pool_ b. ~ . ~~+-~^ ~f-~.~-i ~~ A site plan showing the • location of all_existing_structures on the ~\•;' ~'~ ^'- lot including house, garage, fenciur}es .er-~~er s; location of existing underground or overhead wiring, utility easements, trees and similar other significant improvements or natural ---------------------------------------- features; location of structures on adjacent lots. c.-4-r The proposed location of pumps, filters, wiring, --- ------------- electrical sources, protective fencing, back flush and ------------------- drainage outlets, grading plans and finish elevation around the pool. 3. Inspection. All wiring, installation of heating units, grading, installation of pipe, or other construction shall be subject to inspection and shall conform to the State Building Code. (f ormerly 9-14.01 16.c. 8) .nye~-ase~epl.-te ~~~TCT* \11'1f.f'J Y1 ~~~~trt Ytl; mQm ~14 ~T~IIG~n~~~~~y l.Jl~~rO1..Ln~11G~ "~~-n~=P of *-'^~ .,TAY`~ii[1~3t~-.er---=ef-the--~rard=€~r-~ome- eambi-na-t~~f---the---tw<>. B. Minimum Setback Requirements. • 1. Setback to Utilit Lines.__No Pool-s- shall -new be located within ten (10) feet (measured horizontall~r) -~e~a-of -------- ----------- -- underground or overhead utility lines of all types. 2. Easements. No Pool-s- shall-~e~ be located within any private or public utility, drainage, walkway or other easement. 3. Special Rules for .Pools in Single Family Residential Districts. .7 -~ a. Rear Yard Setback. ~~- No -pool shall not be located within eight (8 ) feet of any rear lot line ~s~-. b. Side Yard-Setback. No pool shall be located --------------- ------y -------------------- within five (5) feet of an side lot line ~e~-. c, Front _Yard_Se_tb_ack. No -Pool shall-be-located within five (5) feet of any required front yard. d. Setback to Existing Structures. _No_pool_shall be --- ------------------------- -- located within six (6) feet of any principal structure ori=~d footing -~-: e. Setback Requirements_for_Pool_E~uipment_ -~~-_No pool filter unit, pump, heating unit and/or any other noise making mechanical equipment shall be located-a~~ '~~ _w thin twenty-five ( 2 5 ) feet ~e~-_of any residential structure on adjacent property and not closer than eight (8) feet to any lot line. • 4. Special Rules for Pools in two Family Residential Districts or Multiple Family Residential Districts. Private swimming pools intended for and used by occupants and guests of occupants of multiple family dwellings shall adhere to the following regulations: (formerly 9-14.01 Subd. 16.A.) a. No part of the water surface of the swimming pool shall be closer than fifty (50) feet to any lot line. -~-: b. No pumps, filter, or other apparatus used in connection with the pool shall be located closer than fifty (50) feet to any lot line. C.__Miscellaneous_Requirements_ -~. 1. Liability ~^n~~r„^*; ^^ ^~ All pools shall be _a~M`--'--- so co_nstr_ucted as to avoid hazard, damage or considerable inconvenience to adjacent property owners_or_propert~_ -4: 2. The -~a~ pro~ert~ owner shall be liable for damages to any business or private property caused during pool construction. -~ 3_ Drainage. ~e the--e~~-€e~sibl~, _All back flushing water-ate °~-.~~ «or pool drainage water shall be directed onto the owner's"property or onto approved public drainage ways, and shall not drain onto adjacent private land. Drainage onto public streets or other public drainage ways shall require a conditional use permit. r1 -5-4. Lighting. Any pool lighting above ground shall be directed toward the pool and not toward adjacent property. 96 • 9. 4. Filling_t_he_Po_ol. Filling of pools from fire hydrants or other public facilities shall require the permission of the appropriate .-l.aca~ city officials. D. Protective Fencing. ----------------------- 7. l_ Height. '^~~ ~~•~;~:~~. pools shall be completel~r enclosed with a non-climbable fence ~~~.~ a minimum of five (5) feet in height to prevent unwanted entry to the pool area. 2. Gates and Latches..a,ud-The fence openings shall -~i~~a s33te be ec~upped_with self-closing gates and self-latching devices , All the openings shat-1 be inaccessible to small ------- ---------- - ----- - children and at least four (4) feet from ground level. In the alternative, the perimeter of the yard including driveway entrance may befenced and enclosed. The opening between the ------------------- - ottom of the fence-and gates-and the ground shall_be_no_more_ -------------------------------------------------- than_four_(4} inches_ 3.- Posts. All fence posts shall be placed no further than eight (8)Mfeet_apart and be_of_decay_or corrosonresstant materials and shall be -set in concrete-bases or other ----------------------------------------------------- suitable- method. - 8 . ~~-vii-€t-g, ;. r~ s t a~=en--e~€-he . instal 1 a-t r©n~~~-ewe-t-h~~E ens t~Qe-t~e~'~~~ e~ ~e e-t-ta nspeo~e~~; -a~--~hal^l-a€ar~fo-rm-~t-e--the-eta-te-~u-i-3.ding-Code. (-rev i set-to-9~---14:-01-~Subdv -son-3.6- a 2 . -) _- 4. Construction fence. No person shall fill or caused to be filled the newly_const~ucted pool or a pool under construction with water_to a depth_of more than eighteen l8 i_nches until the Buldng_Inspector authorizes the filling of the~pool with ----- ---- -- -------- ------- -------- ------- ------- water. _Such authorization shall be withheld until, as a minim_um_ the permittee has completely enclosed -the swimming pool with a_construction €ence. -Said_constructon_shall_be_ - (a )- snow fence or similar design and securer anchored_ ---------------------------------------------- in_place_ -(b) constructed -with its base--flush -to the -ground. • _ (c} at least four- (4 supportve_p_osts_place apart, feet_in_heig_ht and-have no more than eight (8} feet (d} in ~lace_until a permanent fence completer - -- ------------------------ enclosing the pool is installed-to-t_he specifications identfNed above and sad_feuce__ls_apgro_ve_d_bY the' Building Inspector. Said installation and approval shall be achieved_no-later- -than ten -f 10 ) days after the --- -- --- ------- -------------- --- -- Building Inspector authorizes--the filling of -the pool. 97 E.' General Provisions. f. 1. Accessor Buildings. Unless included within the • swimming pool permit, a separate building permit shall be required for any pump house, filter house, pool enclosure-€s~ -tie--~ae~e~. or any other structure erected in conj unction with a swimming pool. Such structures shall conform to all provisions of the Building Code. Such structures shall also conform to the setback requirements set forth in Section 9-14.02 B.above. g. 2. _Aiterations__- All ~Ie- changes, alterations or improvements $~~~ ~-made to swimming pools or accessory structures 'QY CCS tii% 2£~l~Fi1~7 Ei~'i [iT [)~ ~llsu~al-'~.t~rstz; ~,i w„~ i'^^~'^~r°•^°^*- other than routine -maintenance shall rewire a- permit. ------------------- ---------------- .7 • 98 CITY OF FALCON HEIGHTS PLANNING COMMISSION AGENDA SEPTEMBER 11, 1989 A. CALL TO ORDER: 7:30 P.M. 4 .. t=`; B. ROLL CALL: Barry ~-v`~7 Black Boche f,-~.= Carroll ~~ Daykin~'~~.'° Duncan \~`~ f Finegan ~ `~ Grittner~.,'; ~ Nestingen 1;'x C. APPROVAL OF MINUTES OF AUGUST 7, 1989 (Agenda Item 1) D. PUBLIC HEARINGS: 1. 7:45 P.M. -Public Hearing on proposed amendments to the Swimming Pool Ordinance Section 9-14.02 of the City Code (Agenda Item 3) (Notice publicized in Focus on August 3 0, 1989) ACTION: E. REPORTS, REQUESTS, AND RECOMMENDATIONS: 1. Proposed revisions to the City Code to accomodate residential composting (Agenda Item 4) ACTION: 2. Summary of Draft Comprehensive Light Rail Transit (LRT) plan for Ramsey County (Agenda Item. S) ACTION: 3. Staff update on planning related city issues F. ADJOURNMENT: ACTION: i ~ llestint Dats: 9/11/89 A<<+~ds Itss~~- CITT OT tALCOR 1ZICSTS P]~1NNIpC CO?MISSI~1 I7'E!! DESCAIpTI0~1: MINUTES FROM THE AUGUST, 7, 1989 MEETING ~~ fDEtiITTED fT: PAT PHILLIPS, SECRETARY ~~ ~~ SUSAN HOYT TAFF, CITY PLANNER LZs^.1RA?IOIt/SDMlSi]t7 (sttaeb addttioss2 s~-sets as ~ecsssas7}; Attachment 1-A -Minutes from the August 7, 1989 meeting. i~Z Qt 1.,Q8~ e!ZA 1. Approval s `; , i .~ • MINUTES REGULAR PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING AUGUST 7, 1989 Chairman Slack called the meeting to order at 7:58 P.M. Present: Cgtmissioners Black, Boche, Nestingen, Daykin, Finegan. Also present were Council Liaison Wallin and City Planner, Susan Hoyt Taff, Carol Carlson. Absent: Coamissioners Barry, Carroll, Duncan, Grittner. Commissioner Daykin moved, seconded by Commissioner Nestingen, to approve the July 10, 1989 Minutes as amended adding Section 2(b) to Line 3 of the last paragraph on page 2. Motion carried unanimously. /~ PRESEPTP ABSENT 7/10/89 MINUTES APPROVED AS AMENDED Mr. Dennis Hunt withdrew his application for a Conditional Use Permit CONTINUATION for a parking lot in a R-1 zone at 1546 Crawford Avenue so the continua- OF PUBLIC tion of a Public Hearing from July 10, 1989, was closed by Chairman HEARING CLOSED • Black. Chairman Black then opened a Public Hearing at 8:02 P.M. on an amendment to a Conditional Use Permit at 1544 Larpenteur Avenue PUBLIC HEARING (JJ's Pool & Arcade). The proprietors of JJ's requested amendments REQUESTED BY Mr. that (1) allow them to employ one person rather than two persons after JOSEPH A. SACCO, 7:00 P.M., if business warrants it (condition R-89-5, #1} and (2) allow 1544 LARPENTEUR the business to stay open until 1:00 A.M. rather than midnight seven days a week (condition R-89-5, #l0a). Susan Hoyt-Taff reminded everyone that the original Conditional Use Permit called for a 3 month review Sne also reported that the police experienced no problems at the amusement center, and no residents notified City Hall :with complaints regarding the amusement center. Mr. Joseph Sacco, proprietor of JJ's, indicated that business at the present time doesn't warrant having two adult employees on the. premises after 7:00 P.M. Mr. Jim Sacco said the facilities are well lit both inside and outside, and the space is very open so it is easy to keep an eye on customers at all times. The second request for a change in the closing time was initiated because their customers after 10:00 P.M. are somewhat older than daytime customers. They believe the 18-20 year olds would stay the extra hour if they were open. Resident Mx. Mark Rosanke of 1471 California stated that he hadn't noticed any problems in the neighborhood from JJ's. He requested that the Planning Commission review the Conditional Use Permit in six myths, if the proposed amendments were adopted. i • Resident Steve Dahlstrom of 1502 California said that he occasionally saw young people hanging out in the back parking lot and heard drag racing down his street. He was not generally in favor of extended hours or less adult supervision. Commissioner Daykin indicated that the "No Right Turn" sign in the rear parking lot exits on Aroma are not prominent and may be overlooked while exiting the back lot. There being no further comments, Chairman Black closed the Public Hearing at 8:30 P.M. Commissioner Finegan moved to amend the existing Conditional Use Permit for 1544 Larpenteur condition #1 to allow the business to remain open MO'T'ION ON until 1 A.M. on Saturday and Sunday and condition #10 to allow the AN~IDM~:NTS TO business owners to employ one person after 7 P.M, on Sunday through COt~ITIONAL USE Thursday evenin gs, and to req uire a review of the Conditional Use Permit PERMIT FOR 1544 in three months from the date of City Council action on tte amendments. LARPEN'I'EUR The motion passed unanimously. Commissioner Daykin requested that the building manager be asked to attend the City Council Meeting on August 9, 1989 to discuss the "No Right Turn" signs in the rear parking lot. • Susan Hoyt Taff presented the Commission with a revised project timetable for the Procedures Manual. Carol Carlson reported on proposed changes to the Swimming Pool Ordinance, Section 9-14.02 of the City Code. The draft ordinance included a more specific definition of swimming pool, revised the fencing requirements from 6' to 5', and re-organization. According to Ms. Carlson's research, the State Health Department Inspector recommends a five foot fence built of a non- climbable material beginning no more than 4 inches above ground Level. Discussion about filling the pool during construction prior to the construction of a permanent fence followed. Ms. Carlson said she would re-work the draft ordinance to specify a temporary fence be erected if the pool is filled during construction. Commissioner Finegan suggested the Commission wait to make recommendations until after a Fublic Hearing on the Ordinance, Chapter 9-14.02, on September 11, 1989. Chairman Black adjourned the meeting at 9:00 F.M.. Submitted by: Patricia Phillips • Approved: • ~ 1.9 _. ~ _,. ~~ G P(!6L ORDINANCE , . _: _ ~ ~ 5) B 9-19.02. Subdivis io 9i~'. e r n 2 8wiatmin ol8-ae-re'.'; e .,Pools. Definition No. 248} Private =~~ nten _ above oun ~ kct ~ are of ne as enclosure t f ~ °Qa~ nse evel : 00 s care set o or s~.~, n o water, w e l~'~ n excess of 18 ther constructed ncheB n t ~ n ----_ ' wa in or otb~. bests c2; is s ed nten e or -- or use for o flro rt ~~ ass the owner, famil nest or ~ pe ant of fee . a • Permit Req of red. 1. ~t• excava- t~"Q ~~ p'OOI shall be constructed, peisit isbed in the City rithout first obtaining a ~'~ lic~• ~ appl ication for and sin ~ ~ a~ldi ins peznit shall be ~ pector rhicb includes the type foil ~>~ol. together rich a site plan contnininp the ~~ ~tian: ? • ~~. au riria . grad~nst~ation ~ ~ installation of beating uaita, s~7ect ~ P pe. or other construction shall be Code• lfcara~e~tion and shall conform to the State Building ~ ~-1.02 16.c. S) and apecificati construction of b• ~-+ Lo~cat i~a of all exist ino Pools • ~ si to Ian shorrin the I oca t i on of --____i_tures oai the uilding lot inclu ing house, garage. feac~ . under ; location of existing ~~ or ei-erhead wiring, utility easements, trees and similar otbez s~iQnificant improvements or satural features; location of str~retures on'adjacent lots. c~-2• ?be Deed location of electric p~Ps, filters, wiring, outlets, protective fencing back flash and draina grad~g plans and finish eI evat ion arnuad the pool, . C. liinimum Setback ________Yequirements. 1• Setback to Dtilit Lines. within ten (ip feet from of uadezggroundsorlave~rhtead utility 1 fines of all types. 2• Easements. No Pools shall set Private or ~ located xi thin any public utility, drainage, ~ralkray oz other easement. 99 ~~ ~ , - (5)B-1 3. Special Rules for Pools is SiaQle Family • Residential Districts. .l ocatedRwi~'th n e ~ht~gk•fee~f ~- smell sot be Y ar 1 of 1 i ne ac~c • b. Side Yard Setback-~ nec,j .~11 ~ Ioc~a ~f t~iin five Sj feet of any-y s de-lot tine aar• c. groat Yard Setback. ~o popl shall be located within five 5 eet of any root yard. d. Setback to Existin Str_uctures• ~o l~shall be beat wit is s x 6 feet of say principal structure oil footfag acr• ~• e• 4~e No ool filter Wait, py®p. heating unit and7or any other noise making aechanical be hocated equipment shall a~-~t ri+ thin treaty-five (2 5) feet #~rea1 o f . any residential structure m adjacent property and ~t--- closer than eight (8) feet to any lot lice. ' 4. Special Rules for Pools in two Family Residential Districts or Multiple Family Residential Districts. Private swimming pools intended for and used • guests of occupants of multiple family dwellings shal~adhere to the following regulations: (formerly 9-14.01 Subd. 16. A.) "'~• a.• loo part of the water surface of the swimming pool shall be closer than fifty (50) feet to any lot line. ~• b• ~ Pimps, filter, or other apparatus used in connection with the pool shall be located closer than fifty (50) feet to say lot line. D_ ltiscel~aneous ReQUirements. 3 . i . ~i abi l i t~-. ~..~ a~ l pools shall be considerableinconvenieace to adaac nt~zard, damage or or ro rt 4. The lot ro rt owne~rsh 11 be lib e or damages to any business or private property caused during pool construction. 5. 2. Drainage. Pill back f l ushi~ng wales oa ~~.~,~ or pool drama shall be directed onto the ovner's~ ~ meter approved public drains property or onto adjacent ~ ~ys• and shall not drain onto private Iaad. Drainage onto public streets or • other public drainage ways shall reQuire a conditional use permit. 6. 3• L_ghting. Any pool lighting above ground shall be directed toward the pool and not toward adjacent property. 95 t~ _ 9• ~Fillia the pool. S(B)2 hydrants oz of er Filling of pools from fire 1 pe~fBBi~ P 1 c facilities shall require the of the appropriate local city officials. • E_ Protective Fencin . "~ '~ 1. Hei t. ~..~ Pools shall be com Ietel enclose r t anon-clfmable fence ---Y ~ five (S) feet in height to ,~ ~°~- a ain mum of pool area. prevent unwanted en ry o the a. Gates and I,atches.a~.~be fence o nin s shall '+"~ta~e'~~'e w t- self-closin selc-lssc leg ev ces 7lll the and 11 cbil en n a shall be feet from Around I at Least our 4 Perimeter of the ~ alternative, the • fenced and Yard including driveway entrance may be enclosed. The openiaa between the both ~~ i the fence and m,rec ,..~ ~~ --~. • ) . . 4. The fence shall be completely installed before filling the pool. F. General Provisions. "~+ 2• _1~ccesso~ Buiidin s. pool perms t, a se ETnI ess included vi thin the swimming Parate wilding pent shall ~ required for any PAP house, filter house, enclosure for the pool or nay other structure erected in conjunction ritb a swing pool.- Sucb structures shall conform to all Such structures shall also confo m~toisthes of the Building Code. forth fn Section above. setback requirements set ~ ~~~ter~ions. i~o changes, alterations or improvements shall ~ ~''~~9 Pools or accessory structures after the completion of construction. Such alterations are subject to inspection and may be subject to an additional on the •alue of the improvement. pezmit fee, depending 96 r` Meetiat Date: 9/11/89 CIT? Op TALCON tLIt~3'S ALt"aa Ites: 2 PLANNING CO2~II5SIa18 ITLlS DESCRIPTION: CITY COUNCIL MINUTES FROM AUGUST, 9, 1989 ~~ sv~In~D sT: srvlz~n ~: [IZ''..i1iA?IOIi/SL~l4A]t~ (a+ttscb additional sheets as aectssar~); Chairman Black requested that the Planning Commissioners receive copies of City Council Minutes in order to follow-up on Council Action taken on Planning~Commission recommendations and issues. Note on Page two: 1. Amended Conditional Use Permit for 1544 W. Larpenteur JJ's Pool Arcade 2. Proposed Development by Professional Ventures, Inc. for the SE corner of Larpenteur and Snelling. ATTACHMENT 2-A: City Council Minutes from August 9; 1989 1C3IOle *LrD: 1. For your information 2 , .:~ MINUTES REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING AUGUST 9, 1989 Baldwin called the meeting to order at 7:15 P.M. ALL MEMBERS PRESENT Baldwin, Bush, P. Chenoweth, Ciernia, and Wallin. Also present were Gedde, Maurer, Wiesner and S. Chenoweth MINUTES OF JULY 26, 1989 APPROVED Council approved the Minutes of July 26, 1989 as presented. ADDENDUM TO POLICY AGENDA AND CONSENT AGENDA Council approved the following additions to the Agenda: (1} Consent Agenda: Item E (7), Planning Commission Minutes of August 7, 1989, and (2) Policy Agenda: Item F(6}, Sidewalk Repair at City Hall. CONSENT AGENDA APPROVED The following Cor_sent Agenda was approved: 1. Disbursements a. General Disbursements through 8/2/89, $26,137.34 b. Payroll, 7/15/89-7x31/89, $11,226.78 2. Cancellation of Check #22507 3. Commission Minutes a. Planning Commission Minutes of 7/10/89 b. Solid Waste Commission Minutes of 7/13/89 4. MNDOT Agree_*nent 5. Final Payment to Bituminous Roadways for Sealcoating 6. Licenses: Schreiber, Mullaney Construction #359 Superior Roofing #358 Dependable Heating & Air Conditioning #357 Furniture PLus #360 7. Planning Commission Minutes of August 7, 1989 ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE AMENDING CODE RELATING TO FALSE ALARMS Gedde briefly reviewed the proposed amendment and explained that the purpose of the amenament is to provide for assessment of unpaid false alarm fees. Wallin moved adoption of Ordinance 0-89-13 which carried unanimously. • ORDINANCE 0-89-I3 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 3-5.01, SUBD. b OF THE CODE EST ABLISHING SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS FOR UNPAID FALSE ALARM FEES MINUTES AUGUST 9 , 19 8 9 PAGE 2 2 -~ • AMENDMENT OF CONDITIONAL PERMIT FOR AMUSEMENT CENTER AT 1544 W. LARPENTEUR, (JJ'S POOL ARCADE) APPROVED The owner of JJ's Pool & Arcade presented a request that the existing Conditional Use (Resolution R 89-5) be amended to allow the owners to employ only one person after 7:00 P.P?. if business warrants it and allow the business to stay open until 1:00 A.M. rather than midnight 7 days per week. Wallin explained that at the Public Hearing on August 2, 1989, the Planning Commission unanimously recommended that the business be allowed to remain open until 1:00 A.M. on Friday and Saturday nights, that the owners be allowed to employ one person after 7:00 P. M, on Sunday through Thursday evenings, and that a review be requested after three months. Following input from the owners Joseph and James Sacco and discussion by Council, Wallin moved adoption of Resolution R-89-18 amending Item 1 to allow the business to remain open until 1:00 A.M. on Saturdays and 1:00 A.M. on Sur_days, and to allow one adult attendant after 7:00 P.M, if business does not warrant additional employees. A review period will be within 3 months at which time Council will discuss extending the I:00 A.M. closing to other days of the week. Motion carried . unanimously. Council requested that owners provide more adequate signage for the "No Right Turn on Arona" from the back parking lot. Council also assured the owners that the review to be held in three months will not require a fee. RESOLUTION R-89-18 A RESOLUTION AMENDING RESOLUTION R-89-5 GRANTING A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT FOR OPERATION OF A GAr~ ARCADE AT 1544 W. LARPENTEUR (NORTHOME SHOPPING CENTER. ) DISCUSSION - POSSIBLE REDEVELOPN~NT OF SE CORNER OF LARPENTEUR AND SNELLING John Grassman, representing Professional Ventures, Inc., developers interested in redeveloping the SE Corner of Larpenteur and Snelling, requested that Council give them some indication of whether or not it would be worthwhile to pursue the project as presented at the 6:00 P.M. workshop. Council cone erred that they liked the concept but some members were concerned about the height of the proposed apartment building (5 stories). The developer was advised to contact Wiessner regarding a pre-development agreement. MINUTES AUGUST 9 , 19 g 9 PAGE 3 `~ DISCUSSION - SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT BUDGET/COST SHARING FORMULA Council discussed the items as outlined in Commander Bergeron's memo dated July 31, 1989, and the cost sharing formula prepared by North Oaks which would result in a cost increase for Falcon Heights (approximately $2, 000) . Wiesner informed Council that she had just learned that Lauderdale is investigating the possibility of contracting for Policing .with Roseville or St. Paul rather than the Sheriff's Department which would create a great increase in the Falcon Heights policing cost. Following the discussion, Wiessner was directed to investigate other alternatives for Falcon Heights. PROPOSED CITY ETHICS POLICY DISCUSSED Carol Carlson presented a proposed Ethics Ordinance for Council's consideration. Following the review and discussion, Council asked that the wording be changed in Section S, relating to acceptance of gifts and that language be added addressing candidates accepting gifts from City Employees. DISCUSSION - CORRECTION OF PROCEDURAL ERRORS RELATING TO ADOPTION OF ORDINANCES Wiessner informed Council that a procedural error in adoption cf ordinances has been discussed. Since recodification in 1984 the City has been operating with the understanding that publication was necessary only for the zoning code (Chapter 9). Gedde explained the 3 options to remedy the situation: (1) publication of amendments in file, (2) publication of summaries, or (3) recodification. Following a discussion, Staff was directed to prepare a list of the unpublished ordinances and the content of each in order that Council may determine which need immediate attention. CITY HALL SIDEWALK TO BE REPAIRED Council considered the bids for repair of the cracked sidewalk, after which P. Chenoweth moved that the project be awarded to Midwest Concrete at a price of $3,513.00, with funding from the Public Works Capital Improvement Fund. Motion carried unanimously. ADJOURNMENT The meeting was adjourned at 9:20 P.M. • ----------------------- Tom Baldwin, Mayor ATTEST: 2~~ Shirley Chenowe'th, City Clerk