HomeMy WebLinkAboutPCMin_82Sep13. MINUTES
PLANNING CO?;l!ISSIOPt I~'LrETING
SFPTE~~,IaER 13, 1982
The Planning Commis;~ion was called to order at 7;37 by Chairman Al
Stefanson.
Stefanson, Blomberg, Nilsen, Bourquin, Z~',~allin and '`:'aldo . Also present PRESEATT
was Council Liaison Larson.
Olson, Labalestra and ti~ead. ABSETdT
The August 9, 1982 rtiinutes were discussed. Ji_m Bourq_uin moved, seconded AUGUST 9, 1982
by Mary V;aldo, to approve the minutes as presented. ~.2otion carried P:~INUTES
unanimously. AP''ROVED
A conditional use reauest from Hoffman Corner Oil Co., 1350 P~. Larpenteur, HOFFTti4AN
to sell pop, snacks and candy tivas considered. tu2r. Lloyd A. Urban, 3595 CORI~'ER OIL CO.
Hoffman Road, ~iu'hite Bear Lake, owner of Hoffman Corner Oil Co. presented LLGYD A. URBAN
background information on his business. He purchased Hoffman Corner Oil
Co., from Oscar Husby a year ago. PJir. iJrban stated that ;~Jir. Husby had
sold cigarettes and candy at this location and he would like to continue
to do so. He had now added a pop cooler and in the future he plans on
expanding the building itself and sell light groceries similar to what is
sold at the Standard Oil location. ivlr. Stefanson expressed concern over
• the increased traffic that might be generated as a result of adding
convenience items due to its close relation to the residential area.
Jim Bourquin stated he felt that it is normal gas station business to
sell pop, candy and snacks. Harold iJilsen pointed out that the station
was located in a B-2 business district and section 11.1 of the zoning
ordinance already permitted sales of this type. Therefore, Jim Bourquin
moved to approve the conditional use with the provision that when JLr.
LTrban plans to expand his retail floor space that he seek Planning
Commission approval. Jerry '~tiallin seconded the motion. 'lotion carried
unanimously. Jerry e';`alli.n advised S,~s. Urban that he felt a conditional
use might not be necessary but instead he would be required to obtain
a grocery license and this should. be discussed w3_th the Clerk Administrator.
Thomas h1IcClintick, lt~l7 ti~'est Idaho, requested a variance to build a THOMAS
double garage (24 x 22) on the existing garage area, two feet from the MC CLINTICK
property line and three feet from the alley. He presented signatures 1417 Vi. IDAHO
from his neighbors expressing no onpositior. to his garage addition.
Jim Bourq_uin made a motion to approve the variance reauest. The motion
was seconded by Jerry ~iValli.n. ?s2otion carried unanimously.
Phil Chenoweth, Fiscal Consultant, made a presenta"ti on of the proposed DEVELOPMENT
Development Plan and Tax Increment Financing Plan. He explained that PLAN AND 'TAX
a request had been received from Hewlett-Packard for further consideration TNCREMENT
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by the Council for the sanitary setiver project. They are proposing a
X2,000,000 addition to their facilities in 1983 and would like to use
some of the areas they are presently using as ponding for expansion.
As a result of this request, the City Council approved the Gortner~
Larpenteur~Prior storm sewer project. P~~r. Cheroweth then discussed
the phasing that would result from use of the tax increment financing
plan. He distributed exhibits that explained how and when the tax
incre~,.ents would be received.
Council Liaison Larson advised the Planning Conunission that the
Roseville School Board had three organizations interested in ::-Falcon
Heights school: (1) a day care center, (2) a nursing home, and (31
the A!~CC organization. The School Board would retain one gym and the
playground for use by ~alcon Heights residents.
Chairman Stefanson discussed endorsement of th.e ''iD concert for
de~:elopment of the Hawkins-F-~ermes property. This will. be discussed
at the next meeting scheduled for October 11th.
Jim Bourquin moved, seconded by Harold Nilsen, that the meeting be
adjourned at 9:15 P.P:T. `i:ROtion carried unanimously.
err r~, llin, Secretary
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