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Home My WebLink AboutPlanning Commission_1973__ _ __ __ • _ _ __ _ __ ,/// "~~~ • • VILLAGE COUNCIL MAYOR ~- e a~~~ '~ ~ WILLIS A. WARKENTIEN COUNCILMEN WILLIAM H. BLACK NORMAN W. ECKLUND CHARLES P. STONE 1644 WEST IARPENTEUR AVENUE LUELLA STOCKER FALCON HEIGHTS, MINNESOTA 55113 CLERK -ADMINISTRATOR PHONE: 644-5050 DEWAN B. BARNES November 21, 1973 Mr. George Plant, Chairman Planning Commission 161 Moore Street Falcon Heights, Minnesota 55113 Dear Mr. Plant: There will be a Planning Commission meeting on Wednesday, November 28, 1973 at 7:30 P.M., at the Village Ha11, at which • time the Planning Commission will hold discussion on the ao- nlication for a conditional use submitted by PRr. Richard E. Elhardt, 1~1~1 Asbury Avenue. P?r. Elhardt wishes to place an utility building in his yard at said address. If you cannot attend, please notify Mr. George Plant at 6l~~.-A617. Sincerely, ~l~~i~.~ Lp'%k f~~(~,~['~ Dewan B. Barnes Clerk Administrator DBB/dm cc: Mrs. R, F. Berdie •Tames I. Lammers Robert C. Blomberg Leo S. Ohman A. ,T. Schwantes Leslie Larsen William H.. Black Richard Elhardt • Code 33-10900-030-01 ' ' . ,fir„ Home ~6f15-9022 ~t~ ,(~ !~~ ~ ~c9 b ~ `TILLAGE OF FALCON HEIG~ce #221-1t131t ~, J ~ ~''"~ VII.LA E "~ ~ ~, ~ J .~ G HALL .~' . ~ ~:- 1644 W. Lar~enteur Avenue -'~ ~ ~ Falcon Heights, Minn. 55113 •. • TO THE ZONII~iG ADMII~TLSTRATOR, FALCON. FIGHTS: -~.-__.....,w.~ I-We hereby apply for (a) Rezoning -Variance - onditional Use The .subject real estate is located at (Street Address)) ~3 ~-- E ~ ~ ~. ~ ~ ~ ~ Legal Description: Lot, Block _ ~__ ~~ /~ ~ T~-` //~~ This application is made for the following reasons: Bldg... measurements. 116" long - 9'8" 80" wide - b'8" 91"ta11-7-6T' Lot measures 92' wide and .approximately 78.0' deep Attached hereto is the applicable fee in the amount of: .:.Rezoning Application $35.00 Variance $5.00 Conditional Use`s 5.00 ~, t ^~ Appliccm Applicant`s interest in the above. described real estate is -~,...~ ra.~..a-c~--~ • M E M 0 Date: 25 October 1973 To: Village Council Village of FalconeHeights °: Re: .Public Hearing for Rezoning Application of Nick Pothen, 24 October 1973 Present: Nick Pothen, George Plant, Mrs'. R. F. Berdie, Robert Blomberg, Leo Ohman, A. J. Schwantes, James Lammers, Charles'Stone, and 17 Falcon Heights residents. By; James'I. Lammers Mr. Pothen presented his application to rezone two lots located on North Hamline immediately south of Roselawn. The lots are 76.5 feet wide by-132 feet deep with an area of approximately 1,000 square feet. Mr: Pothen proposes building one duplex on each lot, each unit having an area of about 800 sq. ft. plus a single garage. Building would be no more than tg feet in height (somewhat less than the adjacent single family homes). Corner lot . would face Roselawn and second lot would face Hamline.,-It would appear"that set back requirements could be met if the units are revised somewhat.'-Lot size falls short of the required 12,500 square foot requirement. Mr. Pothen requests rezoning because he feels-property values on Hamline have been lowered due to increased traffic.' Rezoning would boost sale price to a more equitable figure. Mr. Pothen would retain ownership of one duplex and sell the other. " Adjacent residents presented a petition stating opposition with 24 signatures and a letter from S: J. Fusco, expressing disadvantages of duplex development. The residents raised general questions: 1. Has Mr. Pothen demonstrated a hardship imposed by the present zoning? 2. Is there a need for duplexes in the area? 3. Will rezoning the two lots set a prescedent which would allow additional 'duplexes to be built to the south along Hamline? ft was moved, seconded and unanimously carried by the Planning Commission to recommend that the application for rezoning be denied since hardship under the present zoning was not established. The Planning Commission also. cited spot zoning and increased traffic along Hamline as reasons'for recommending denial. / i,~` / • M E M 0 Date: 25 October 1973 To: Village Council Vi Rage of Falcon Heights `; Re: Public Hearing for Rezoning Application of Nick Pothen, 24 October 1973 Present:. Nick Pothen, George Plant, Mrs. R. F. Berdie, Robert Blomberg, ....Leo Ohman, A. J. Schwantes, James Lammers,"Charles Stone, and 17 Falcon Heights residents. By: -James 1. Lammers Mr. Pothen presented his application to rezone two lots located on North Hamline immediately south of Roselawn. The lots are 76.5 feet wide by 132 feet deep with an 'area of approximately 1,000 square feet. Mr. Pothen proposes building one duplex. on each lot, each unit having an area of about 800 sq. ft. plus a single garage. Building would be no more than 19 feet in height (somewhat less than the adjacent .single family homes). Corner tot would face Roselawn and second lot would face Hamline. It would appear that set back requirements could be met if the units are revised somewhat. Lat size falls short of the required 12,500 square foot requirement. Mr. Pothen requests rezoning because he feels property values on`'Hamline have been lowered due to increased traffic. Rezoning would boost sale-price to a more equitable figure. Mr. Pothen would retain ownership of one duplex and sell the other. Adjacent residents presented a petition stating opposition with 24 signatures and a letter from S. J: Fusco, expressing disadvantages of duplex development. The residents raised general questions: 1. Has Mr. Pothen demonstrated a hardship imposed by the present zoning? 2. Is there a need for duplexes in the area? 3. Will rezoning the two lots seta prescedent which would allow additional duplexes to be built to the south along Hamline? It was moved, seconded and unanimously carried by the Planning Commission to recommend that the application for rezoning be denied since hardship under the present zoning was not established. The Planning Commission also cited spot zoning and increased traffic along Hamline as reasons for recommending denial.Y ;; f'~ ,/' ~:; ~~~ ~ ~~~~ s~~~ ~,~ _. ` 3 .u _._. ~ ....~._. _..___ . __ .r -~ ;: October 23, 1973. S. J. Fusco, Realtor 183 Sheldon St. Paul, Minnesota 5513 Village of Falcon Heights 1644 Larpenteur Avenue West St.''Paul Minnesota 55113 Gentlemen: I ~n writing concerning the application to rezone the property naw owned by the Pothens that is bordered on the nest side of Hemline from Ruggles to Roselawn. I am writing. this letter on my own behalf in as much as I am in the real estate business and z clo n~ject to the zoning from R-1 to R-2 and the following will be qty reasonsfortheobjection: 1. In most cases contractors. and or promoters build duplexes and double bungalows for the business of retaining ownership of the properties for a very short period of time whereafter the bontractor or promoter will attempt to sell the property • when it goes on the tax roles and full taxes become due and :. payable, Before the property goes on the said tax roles the rents can be derived from tenants without making arty tax pay- menu--in some cases between a yeas or a year and a half. This policy in our business is called creaming the top. During this period of'time the selection of tenants is normally not desirable. When this situation arises in as-much as these tenants do not have a, vested interest in the property the property is not main- ta3.ned as _ it should be. 2. The contractor and or promoter .eventually sells the property-, I ' v stor. brae find that certain investors do not have to anotherzn e wn ent on the ro ert~ and a1.1 ood investors subs antial do P P .~ g a t &~ P now know hat a duplex is not a good investment because of the high non-homestead tax levied against said property. In many ' cases a new investor will put a very small amount of money :down so that in .the event the-property is not cared for or kept up by him because of his lack of interest in the property the property ,'. becomes deteriated and becomes an eyesore for the rest of the com- '~ munity. 3. The 'only time that a duplex or a double bungalow becomes actually feasible is when the purchaser actually occupies the property. and rents the other unit out. Normally in a situation. Page. 2 - ~etober 23, Y973 -~,. of this sort the owner occupant does have a vested interest and normally in most cases the property is kept up faith some ex- ceptions. "If the owner occupant has had no previous experience than. thatof a landlord they normally rent to tenants who have not been screened out. Consequently, the .same situation as I .pointed out in paragraph one and.two prevails. ~F.' I drrite you this information and I realize that there are exceptions to the points I have stated above, but I do believe that they are a few and far between. I highly recommend to the council and to the planning board that they do not rezone the property to R-2 and continue ,to have it zoned as R-1. I am sure that the parties who ha~ejiseived notice of the applica- tion to rezone have had their homes built with the idea in mind that the land involved would eventually have sir~le family residencies rather than duplexes or double bungalows adjacent to them and their concern is that if this property is rezoned there is a. possibility. their property could depreciate in value j or that at the time of-sale they could not realize the amount that normally could have if the property remained as is. Your consideration of the above points in making the decision will`be;verymuch appreciated by me. Sincerely yours, ~' :_~_ .--~'` ~ ~ ~ S. ,. Fus eah SJFssp2 ' .~ , REZONING - POTHEN PROPERTY Tf rezoning is successful, Pother wi11 need to sub-div:i.de, in Ord. 69 ~ 119 accordance with sub-division ordinance.. 2. He wi11 also need a variance. Ordinance requires 90 foot lot 5ec.::7.1~ -Ord, 6~. width for R-2. These lots will, probably be ?6~ feet. Sec. 16.x, -Ord. 6I1 3. The one lot on corner of Roselawn and Namline will alsaneed Sec. 7.1(2) -Ord. 6!~ a variance, because the side yard will probably be less than 16.E -Ord. 61~ 3b;feet. ?~. A possible compromise, if therein a lot of opposition would . be to a11ow the rezoning, but insist that .lots remain at least g0 feet in width... William H, Black e . s. a i pCT 2 31973 ~`~'~ s,~, m- ~~~ „ ~, ,~ • October 22, 1973 Mr. George W. Plant Chairman Planning Commission Village of Falcon Heights 1644 Wiest Larpenteur Avenue Falcon Heights, Minnesota 55113 Dear Mr. Plant: We, as residents of the Village of Falcon Heights oppose the rezoning of certain Village property from an R-l, one family residen- tial district, to an R-2, one and two-family residential district. The legal description of the property (hereinafter called Pothen Property) for which an application has been made for rezoning is as follows: • That part of the Ne~/a of the SWyv of Sec. 15, T.23, R.23, lying E'ly of the plat of Klatt's Addition No. 2, and N~'ly of Ruggles Street and S!1y of Roselawn Avenue. We are opposed to this rezoning for the following reasons: 1. No Need For Such Rezoning. No evidence of need has been presented to justify the rezoning of the Pothen Property. All property for sale within the past five years for the building of single family dwellings, located near the Pothen Property has been sold within a reasonable amount of time. We feel that the applicant for rezoning should have the burden of showing that a real need exists for the change. 2. Homes Built In Reliance Uf Continued R-1 Zoning. The present homeowners in the immediate area of the Pothen Property built their homes with the assurance that this property would remain zoned R-1. 3. Most Renters Have ?Jo Long-Term Vested Interest In The Rental Property. Two-family rental units create a greater turnover of residents than do individually owned single family homes. Since renters have no long-term vested interest in the rental property, such property is more apt to i~ . -2- • become run down and lead to a reduction in the value of adjoining property. 4. Rapid Turnover Of Residents Reduces The Quality Of Life In A Community. The quality of life in any community is greatly dependent upon the lasting relationships of the people who live there. Such relationships are lessened by the rapid turnover of people. The short-termed residency of renters tends to prevent them from developing lasting relationships with neighbors and from having a continued interest in the Falcon Heights Community as a whole. For the above named reasons, we, as owners of property • within three hundred (300) feet of the Pothen Property, request that the Pothen property remain Zoned R-1. ~_J 170 ~ ~~~ 3 ~~?~~~ .rte. /~'~~3~~~~n~~ 7 l~~ ~9/~ ~~.~ L?~~o ~ /9~y ~~~ ~ ~~ ~ ~~~~ ~.. o ~- /8~ ~ ~~ ~/// ~~,.~i, ~ ~ VILLAGE COUNCIL ~/ ~ WILLIS A. WARKENTIEN COUNCILMEN WILLIAM H. BLACK NORMAN W. ECKLUND CHARLES P. STONE LUELLA STOCKER 1644 WEST LARPENTEUR AVENUE FALCON HEIGHTS, .MINNESOTA 55113 CLERK -ADMINISTRATOR PHONE: 644-5050 DEWAN B. BARNES October 12, 1973 Mr. George Plant, Chairman Planning Commission 1861 Moore Street Falcon Heights, Minnesota 55113 Dear Mr. Plant: There will be a meeting of the Falcon Heights Citizen's Committee for Commercial Improvement or Redevelopment of the Larperteur- Snelling Business District, to which all members of the Falcon Heights Planning Commission are invited to participate. The meeting will be held at the Falcon, Heights Village Hall on Wednesday, October 17, 1973, at 8:00 P.M. Sincerely, ~, .; ~ ewan B. Bar s C1 erk Administrator DBB:djm cc : Mrs. ft. F. Berdie James I. Lammers Robert C. Blomberg Leo S. Ohman A. J. Schwantes Leslie Larsen • _ ,.: C~c~-,Qber la , 1973 a'c~ ; "~rayo, 4r~arlren+ien anti ~'iZla~e Cc~~~rlcil ~iemhers Vie: ~u;~=once rec~~z~;st for garage set back at ].7b~ As'bury e ^hc~ ?Tanning Com~r~.sson met at t~Ze Vi11ag~; Hall on Tuesday, October 9, 1973, to con~~.der .~, rea~zF~sf.: for a variance submitted by Mr. Ronald A. Nel~eri, ~.761z Asbz:r3T. ,i~ir. R3elsora s~r~~z1_c~ 1~,e t~+ b~~-ild a'ne~r one car garage within three fe~~: of his ne~ighhe,r's ~rc~~e3°ty line on the south side of his :lot. Tf he ~.°~1ows for the fi.~~re foUu sew back r•en~zlred he wi11 rzot hava enough ~°,aoe to build the-gar,~ge. ~±is s'~e Bch shUzred tha ~: the neighbor ~ s garage ~. s ~resen°tly only. three -f Pet f'z°or~. th e legit lute. 'the F`~s.nn~:ing ~:amm~.is.sic~n ~roted un~.nimeusly to recommend tea the t~i.lla~~e Council _ th~:t they apFro.~~e 2~Ir, velUt,n's ~.pp2ication for a v~rzance nro~a.r~~~d z`,h~t the neighbor 3.nvo~.ved has no oh:?~~cf,a.Qn ana assuming that the rear yard 'set-ha~,k conforms +..o she nrcia,rzaace. `?ncer~ly, George t~. P1ant, Chairman Falron ~?eigh~s ??~~.nnitng ,COn~raission u c : ~?l:arst ~~srdie 5. t ~// - I~~y ~ VILLAGE COUNCIL " ~ ~,~ ~ Q~ ~ MAYOR ~j(~(`_/J WILLIS A. WARKENTIEN i --~_ COUNCILMEN WILLIAM H. BLACK ` - NORMAN W. KKLUND a -.- CHARLES P. STONE 1644 WEST IARPENTEUR AVENUE - LUELLA STOCKER FALCON HEIGHTS, MINNESOTA 55113 CLERK -ADMINISTRATOR PHONE: 644-5050, DEWAN B. BARNES October 10, 1973 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given by the Village Council of the Village of Falcon. Heights at the Village Hall, 161t1~ West Larpenteur Avenue, Falcon Heights, Minnesota, that a public hearing will be conducted by the Village Planning Commission on October 2Ir., 1973 at 8:00 P.M., and that a public hearing will be .conducted on October 25, 1973, at 8.00 P.M., by the Village Council, for the purpose of considering • ~ the application of Nick Pothen, 1889 North Hamline Avenue, to amend. the Village zoning ordinance No. 6~., as amended, to rezone certain property in the Village from an R-1 one family residential district to part of an R-2 one and two .family residential district. The legal description of said property is as follows: That. part of the Ne 4 of the Stid ~ of Sec. 15, T. 29, R. 23, lying Ely of the plat of Klattts Addition No. 2, and lying N!1y of Ruggles Street and S~1y of Roselawn Avenue. Such persons as desire to be heard with reference to the proposed zor~;ng ordinance amendment forrezoning of 1889 North =~ Hemline Avenue, will be heard at these meetings. } ~?,' , E~WAN B. BARNES . Clerk-Administratar FALCON HEIGHTS PLANNING COMMISSION • Oct. 9~ 1973 PRESENT Blomberg, Ohman, Plant, Schwantes, Berdie and. Trustee Black • ~ ~~ ,= . '~ ABSENT : Lammers and Larsen ALSO PRESENT Mr. and Mrs. Reiter The meeting was called to order at 7:30 p.m. at the Village Hall . R. Co Reiter The Reiters, who live at 1506 W. California, were present at the meeting to explain that they would. like to add. three feet to the rear of their garage in order to get their car into the garage. The addition would put the garage just three feet from the neighbors lot line. They had with them a letter from the • neighbor indicating that he had no objection to the addition. The Reiters plan to finish the exterior of the new addition with the same materials as the present structure so that it will look appropriate. On motion by Berdie, seconded by Schwantes, the Planning Commission voted unanimously to recommend to the Village Council that they approve the application for a variance. Ronald A. Nelson: Mr. Nelson of 1764 Asbury would. like to build. a new one car garage within three feet of his neighbor's pro- • party line on the south side of his lot. If he allows for. the 5 foot set-back he will not have enough ~ga~ce .,~o build the garage. His sketch showed that the neighbors garage is presently three feet from his lot line. On motion by Ohman, seconded by Blomber~,the Planning Commission ti*oted. unanimously to recommend. to the Vil7,age Council that they approve the application for a variance provid that the neighbor involved has no objection and assuming that the rear yard set-back conforms to the ordinance. Having no further business, Chairman Plant adjourned. the meeting, at 8:30 p.m. Rye pectfully submitted., f~ ^ Frances Berdie, Secretary ', • ~/ ~ , I , i VILLAGE COUNCIL r/ • V • , ~/W WILLIS A. WARKENTIEN COUNCILMEN WILLIAM H. BLACK NORMAN W. ECKLUND CHARLES P. STONE LUELLA STOCKER 1644 WEST LARPENTEUR AVENUE FALCON HEIGHTS, MINNESOTA 55113 CLERK -ADMINISTRATOR PHONE: 644-5050 DEWAN B. BARNES October 3, 1973 Mr. George Plant, Chairman Planning Commission 1861 Moore Street Falcon Heights, Minnesota 55113 Dear Mr. Plant: A Planning Commission meeting will be held on Tuesday, October 9, 1973, at 7:30 P.M., at the Village Hall. • Discussion will be the applications for variances by Ronald A. Nelson, l76lt Asbury, for the construction of a garage, and by Mrs. R. C. Reiter, 1506 W. California, for the construction of an addition to their garage. If you cannot attend, please notify Mr. George Plant at 6I~-8617. Sincerely, ~j ,~~ DeWan B. arnes ~ ~~ Clerk Administrator DBB:djm cc: Mrs. R. F. Berdie James I. Lammers Robert C. Blomberg Leo S. Ohman A. J. Schwantes Les1i a Larsen William H. Black Ronald A. Nelson Mrs. R. C. Reiter • Y~LLR~E ~F ~''ALC.?C'~N FtQ~~'T~ YAdAG~ ~- YGE 4F FRL~N HFiGH~3 ~~ I ~ ~~ 1 VILLAGE COUNCIL `I/ / ~/ l~`/'l/`~ • ~ ~JW WILIiS A. WARKENTIEN -~'... ' COUNCILMEN + WILLIAM H. BLACK NORMAN W. ECKLUND CHARLES P. STONE IUELLA STOCKER 1644 WEST• LARPENTEUR AVENUE FALCON HEIGHT5, MINNESOTA 55113 CLERK -ADMINISTRATOR PHONE: 644-5050 DEWAN B. BARNES September 6, 1973 ,George W. Plant ;1861 Moore Street ~Fa1c©n Heights, Minnesota. Dear Mr Plant r There will be a meeting of the Falcon Heights Recreation - Committee on September 11, 1973, at .the Village. Ha11, 161~1.t W. ' • Larpenteur Avenue, at 7;30 P.M. -The main topic of discussion will be development of .the :Falcon Heights Community. Park located at Roselawn and Cleveland Avenues. Engineer Lemberg will at that time present his plans and sketches and report to the. committee. Anyone interested is urged to attend. Sincerely, .- Dewan B. Barnes clerk-Administrator DBB : d jm cc: file ,, j • ?, 1973 18b1 Mvo~rrr lint. ~'aloan 8oi~s, Myoe ~s 1. Xaskon~n s os ~sloon 1di~ 7ill~gs Cownail 164 xat ~v~ ~~• Tilaon t~s, Mianesots- 51,3 DoeR~la~n; !hs Ce~dssios s~ tbo 1-illaa tit Taloan Hsi~hts 1~ a +~ BtOE~ p,~, on Torsdy, lr~gasl~ ?, 1973, at i~o •illag~ 8a11 too omd+at~ tar srgars4 !oe a •ar~laanoo ~ l~r. Marr'1a ~' ~- a~ • ~''~' oa fbr- 2rert 33rir a]aog ~o ally ti tbs :wr ea' leis ~ ~1+~~t a~ 7L~i6 ~sp~~+~r • o opt ~6r Fl~rrdiag Cor~issian p~ossat suers Jswes Lars. Ywsli~ Leson, Lrs CNsMn~ and ooee~ l1as~0~ as Mall v o ilillir Blaok or! the 4illaga Qot~roii. 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Yil:L*;o od" lals+o~t l~ight~ • VII.LAGE OF FALCON HEIGHTS ~- . ' ~ ~ ~ Y VIId,AGE HALL f ~ ~~ ~ ` . 1644 W. Larpenteur Avenue ~.~ .... L't' ~~ ~,~- Falcon Heights, Minn. 55113 ~.,: .,~ s g~l~ TO 1'HE ZONING.: ADNIINLSTRATOR, FALCON. HF;IGHTS: I-We hereby apply .for (a) Rezoning -Variance -Conditional Use The. subject real estate is located at (Street Address) ~`-~~' ~~r~~~Ift ~V ~ . -Legal Description:.. Lot , B1octA ~ This ap lication is m~~a++de for the following reasons: o0 ~~R~ ,~`X' C~~ ® ~ u ~ S'~cn~t Attached hereto is the applicable fee in the amo~nt f: G_______~,____ __ ~,~. a Rezoning Application $35.00 ~' '~' ~' ° j `'~ - ~' 3~r .. y ~ ear-~q~Q~.~ a~rJ Variance $5.00 f ~" .~ Conditional Use 5.00 ! r t. ~~tc( a vav.~~ce evv ~OKa~~~'i ~~~ Ca 1..-at. ~ Applicont ~ C ({ a `~2 ~J ~' . a~ Ne~ ~ QN ray Applicant's interest in the above described real estate is .~- ~t!'~Sf ~'~t (. f ~, ; __ ~' y/ June 1, 1973 . ~ .Y To: Mayor Warkentien and Village Councilmembers Re: Variance request for SE corner of Roselawn and Sheldon .The Planning Commission met. at the pillage Ha11 on Wednesday, May 23, 1973,. to consider a request for a variance involving Lot l Block 3 of the Sheldon addition -- the. SE corner of Roselawn and Sheldon The owner wishes to place the house he is having built, ~ feet closer to Roselawn than the .set back limitations. As most of the houses along that side of Roselawn are. closer to Roselawn than the required set back, and as this-house would still be further from Roselawn than`the others, the Planning Commission voted unanimously in favor of recommending to the Colzncil: that they approve the request for a variance Sincerely, George. Plant, Chairman Falcon Heights Flannitzg Commission CC : Plant Berdie g ,,;~- ,~ - it. tTune 1, ` 1..973 To : P?(ayor Warkentien and Village Coiancilmembers Re: Variance Request by Mr. Art Lindig, `1€37 ~•T. Larpenteur The Planning Commission met at the Village Ha11 on Wednesday, May 23, 1973, to consider a request for a variance submitted by I~r. Lindig. Mr. Lindig wishes to build an utility building on his lot which would go up to two feet of his lot line. The neighbor imrolved has no objections. The Planning Commission voted unanimously to recommend to the Council that they grant the variance. Sincerely, George Plant, Chairman Falcon Heights Planning Commission ccs Plant Berdie .~_ '- • 1 * ,Tune 1, 1973 -~~ .3 To: Mayor Warkentien and Village Councilmembers Ike: Variance` request by Phyllis Lewis, 1lt23 W. Iowa ..The Planning Commission met at the Village Ball on Wednesday, May 23, 1973, to consider a,request for a variance..submitted by Phyllis Lcw3.s. Ms. Lewis would like to build a'twa-car garage. on the. same site as her present one'-car garage. She would like to have the restrictions waived on the side-line and a11ey set backsy which mrolve a variance of three feet. As the present garage is already at that set :back, the Commission voted unanimolzsly,to recommend to the Council` that hey approve her variance request. Sincerely, George P1.ant, Chairman Fa7.con Heights Planning;Commssion CC : Plant: Berdie VIILAGE OF FALCON HIIGH?S VII.LAGE HALT. 1644 W. 1,mr~~enteur Avenue Falcon Heights, Minn. 55113 i. TO THE ZONII~iG Al)NIINL'STRATQ& FALCON H~tGHT3: I-We hereby -apply for (a) Rezoning. -Variance -Conditional Use The subject. real estate. is located at (Street .Address) 1 `~ 02 3 U/ cs f' ~ D w A . Legal .Description: Lot ~, Block 6 n/a ~ 7` h o rye e This application is made for the following reasons: - ti .,,e„t~--~~ ~'~T A#tached hereto is the applicable #ee in the amount o#: .Rezoning.. Application $35.00. Variance $5.0 Conditional Use 5.00 Applic~t Appliarnt's interest in the above described real estate is Tune 1 1973 To; Mayor Warkentien and Village Councilmembers fte: Variance xequest by Dr. Gerald La11a, 1910 Asbury The Planning Commission met at the Village Hall on Wednesday, May .23,.1973, to consider a request for a variance submitted by Dr~ Lalla. Dr. L~lla presently has a driveway that is 21~' wider He wants to build an additional driveway which would be 16~ wade ..and adjacent to his present driveway At present he believes that he does not'have adequate guest parking space and hence his guests must park an Roselawn„ Section 1~t.2(3A1) of .the Ordinance states: "Parking areas shall be designed sa as to provide an adequate means of access to a public alley or streetA .Said driv~ray access shall not exceed twenty-four (2l.~) feet in width at the public walk centerline and shall be located as to cause the least interference. with traffic movement " . The Planning Commission believed that adding 16 feet in w-~dth would interfere with the traffic on Rosel:awn, which is a we11-traveled street, Therefore, the Commission agreed unanimously to recommend to .the V311.age Council that they deny Dr. Lalla's request for a variance. .Sincerely, George Plants Chairman Falcon Tieights Planning Commission CC : Plant ~3erdie ~' .. _ . :~~ ;'. } • • FALCON HEIGHTS. PLANNING COMMISSION ~ May 23, 1973 =~ ti PRESENT Blomberg,..Ohman, Plant, Berdie and Trustee Black .:~• ABSENT :.Lammers,. Lars en, Schwantes The meeting was called. to order at 7x30 p.m. at the Village Ha11.- Art Lindig Mr..Lindig wishes to build an utility bu~ld.ing on his lot, 'which would go up to 2 feet of his lot line. As_the neigh- bor involved has no objections, the Commission, on motion, by Oh.`nan seconded by Blomberg, voted unanimously. to recommend.. that. the Council approve Mr. Lindig's request for-a variance.: Phyllis Lewis :Ms, Iswis would like to build atwo-car garage on the 'same site as her present one-car garage.. She would like. to have the restrictions waived on the sideline and. alley set-backs, which involve a"variance of 3 feet. As the present garage is already located at the set-back, the Commission, on motion ,by Ohman seconded by Blombergti voted unanimously to recommend that the Council approve her request for a variance. Lot 1 Block 3 :The owner of Lot 1 Block 3 on the SE corner of Roselawn and- Sheldon addition Sheldon wishes to place his house (which is to be built) 5t closer to Roselawn than the set-back limitations. As most of the , `houses along that side of Roselawn are set closer to Ro~e- lawn than the 'required set-back and as this house would still be further ,from Roselawn than the others, the Commission, on motion by Berdie seconded by Flant`voted unanimously in favor of recommending to the Council that they approve the request for a variance. Dr. Gerald Lana`: Dr. La11a, 1910 Asbury, presently has a driveway 24' wide. He wants to build an .additional driveway (16' wide) immediately west'of the present driveway.. Section 14.2 (3.1) of the ordinance statese "Parking areas shall be designed so as to provide an adequate means of access to a public alley or street.` Said driveway access shall not exceed. twenty-four (24) feet in width at the- public wa3k`centerline and shall be located as to cause the least inter~~rence with traffic movement." .The Commission believed that adding 16' in width would interfer with th®~traffic on Roselawn,' which is a.well-traveled street. Therefore it was agreed unani- mouslyto~recommend to the Village Council that-they deny Dr. Lall~s request: fnr a variance. The meeting was.ad3ourned at 8:00 p.m. Respectfully submitted, Frances Berdie, Sec. ,/// ,,~,,, ~~ I/iQQage o~ FciQem,, I--leigkta 1644 WEST LARPENTEUR AVENUE FALCON HEIGHTS, MINNESOTA 55113 PHONE: 644-5050 r May 17, 1973 Mr. George Plant, Chairman Planning Commission 1861 Moore Street Falcon Heights, Minnesota Dear Mr. Plant A Planning Commission meeting will be held on Wednesday, May 23, 1973, at 7:30 P.M., at the Village Ha11. VILLAGE COUNCIL MAYOR WllliS A. WARKENTIEN COUNCILMEN WILLIAM H. BLACK NORMAN W. ECKLUND CHARLES P. STONE LUELLA STOCKER CLERK -ADMINISTRATOR DEWAN B. BARNES Discussion will be on the variance request of Dr. Gerald Lal1a, 1910 Asbury, to widen his driveway by sixteen feet. If you cannot attend, please notify Mr. George Plant, at 61~1~-8617. Sincerely, '' y~J/> ~Dewan B. Barnes Clerk Administrator r DBB:djm cc: Mrs. R. F. Berdie James I , Lammers Robert C. Blomberg Leo S, Ohman A. J. Schwantes Leslie Larsen William H. Black Dr. Gerald La11a VILLAGE OF FALCON HEIGHTS VILLAGE HALL 1644 W. Larpenteur Avenue St. Paul 13, Minnesota TO THE ZONING ADNIINISTRATOR, FALCON HEIGHTS: /"~~~ I-We hereby .apply for (a) Rezonin -Varianc Conditional Use. The subject real estate is located at / / ,Q (Streef Address}--L_~ _ ~ --/? ~_~- L~c-Z- - Legal Description: Lot _-_ ___, Block ___ This application is made for the following. reasons: 9 ~` ~ ~ F ~~t ~U ~c a ~Z~G~~ ~ " Attached. hereto is the applicable fee in 'the amount of: Rezoning Application .$3` 00 Variance ---`"" $5.00 Conditional Use 5.00 ---t- -- --- -Applicant - - - Applicant's interest in the above described real estate is ~~. i ~~ I I i ,/// ~%~~' ~' • w ~~~~~~`/`/ / V • lA-~ , VILLAGE COUNCIL (~,J p~ n~1 1 ,/~ MAYOR ~/vtJl VVWIMNJV) WILLIS A. WARKENTIEN • V COUNCILMEN WILLIAM H. BLACK NORMAN W. ECKLUND CHARLES P. STONE 1644 WEST LARPENTEUR AVENUE LUELLA STOCKER FALCON HEIGHTS, MINNESOTA 55113 PHONE: 644-5050 CLERK -ADMINISTRATOR DEWAN B. BARNES March 16, 1973 l"r. George Plant, Chairman Planning Commission 1861 P~roore Street Falcon Heights, Minnesota Dear Mr. Plant: A Planning Commission meeting will be held on Monday, March 19, 1973, at 8:00 P.M., at the Village Hall. Discussion will be on the variance request for a sign • by Mr. Bi11 Wondra, 1526 W. Larpenteur Avenue, a conditional use request for the Frame Factory, 1658 N. Snelling, and a variance request for a driveway by Pnr. Bi11 Olson. If you cannot attend, Please notify Mr. George Plant at 6~.l~-8617. Sincerely, '1 ~~~g~- pewan B . .~ar~n''-rf-'~'"`.~ Clerk Administrator DBB : d,jm cc: P4rs. R. F. Berdie James I. Lammers Robert C. Blomberg Leo S. Ohman A. J. Schwantes Leslie W. Larsen Bi11 Wondra Frame Factory William H. Black r B~~ (~ y ~ 4/ ~~4 ; ~ ~1 ; ~,, ~ ~t5=~ ~_% T'he subject real estate is located at (Street .~~iddress ~ ~ ~' )---~ `~ ~ ~s~i ~ ~~~<-~ -__~~ Legal l~escriptiorl: L.at , 131ock ~~~ I-fie hereby apply for (a) rezoning -Variance - conditional s~: a ~~ 1644 ~~J. e~t~ur ~i.v~;nu~ Falcon Hctc~ht~, ~fanr~. 5~i13 This application is made for the following rea~e~ns: C_. /~ t- `_ ~ittached hereto. is the applicable fee in tho cxinounf of: ~d~~oriing Application ~3~.00 Vc.rriance S.Ofl conditional tJs~ (~5.0 . d ,.Z_ .~p3~1t'Qnt ~.pplicant's interest in the above described real estate is ;~~1~'~~~r~~ s °,® ,, . ,~ ... _ ... _~; ,, ,.r'r iv :.yr; t~~ su ~, ,... _ ,, _ . ,, art --ti ,~ "'q ; a . '; <)~ r,'S.Y"iS~'t°i~':~t 8Cl and ~ ,, Sa 1 ~-? unE; ~Gi2T1C1~. ~'TES'3bEi2'S 4 .~:: ~c~n11~U3-on~1 '~3se for ~'z'~xn~ Factaxy, 1.65 PI. 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LAUItENCE DAMS S t1 I V T I~11 U L, bL I N N ~~ 5 ~~ Z 1, j J I C~ 1 JOHN H, HENEFIHGR D FHANH HAMMOND LE ONAHD J. HEYES JOHN R. FR IF.DMAN B. G. HART 227-80.'.1 JAMES W. BOWERS JOHN M. SULLIVAN AREA CODE G32 ANDRE J. ZDHAZIL BERNARD P. FRIEL DAVID J. SPENCER BURT E.SWANSON BRUCE G. ECBHOLM M. J, CALVIN, J8. DOUGLAS H. HADDOG% DAVID G. FORSDERO - ' GERALD L. SVOBODA JOHN J. McNEE LY ~ HIOHARD D. HOLPEH McNEIL V, SEYMOUR, JH. February 15, 1973 MARVIN T. FABYANSHE EDWARD C. STRINGER TERENCE N. DOYLE BIGHARD H. HYLE COUNSEL Mr . Dew an B . Barnes ROBERT o. sDLLIVAx HAROLD J. ffiNNEY Clerk-Administrator Village of Falcon Heights 16~I-4 West Larpenteur Avenue Falcon Heights, Minnesota 55113 `Dear Mr. Barnes : Pursuant to your instructions, I have drafted a pro,_ sed ordin~p~A to regulate the operation of saunas, a copy of which I am enclosing. The ordinance incorporates a number of provisions found in both the Richfield and the Blaine ordinances, but elim- mates a number of the building requirements which I felt . _ were superfluous, due to the existence of the state building code which is in effect for the. Village of Falcon Heights. There are provisions in the ordinance with which the present applicant might be impossible to comply. Mr. Barnes has told me that they desire only male customers, and will be using .female employees to do the massages. Under the ordinance, the-premises must be open to all persons, and the massages can only be done on females by females, and on males by males. This provision is in the Blaine ordinance. I spoke. with their Village Attorney, and he informs me that that clause has not. been challenged incourt. I am of the view that such a provision is a legitimate. excercise of the police powers of the Village, in order to protect the welfare of the inhabitants of the. Village, If you have any amendments, changes or suggestions concerning this ordinance, please let me know by Tuesday or Wednesday of next week, so ..that I can have it re-drafted for the Thursday meeting. Yours truly, ~, G" t ~-~-- John R. Kenefick JRK:dlb Enclosure VILLAGE OF FALCGN HEIGHTS ORDINANCE N0. 125 i• • An Ordinance to Regulate the Operation of Saunas and Steam Baths. "The Village Council of Falcon Heights does ordain as follows: SECTION 1 •• Purpose and Policy The purpose of this ordinance is to regulate the opera- tion of saunas, steam baths, heat-bathing rooms, and other forms of commercial establishments wherein massages are given. The Village Council deems the unlicensed and uncontrolled operation of said establishments to be a public nuisance, and a danger to the health, safety, and welfare of the in- habitants of this Village. SECTION 2 Definitions a. The term "sauna" means and includes a commercial •steam bath or heat-bathing room used for the purposes of relaxation, physical fitness, or beautification, utilizing steam or hot air as a cleaning, relaxing, or reducing agent. The term shall also include all structures and/or rooms contiguous or connected to the steam bath or heat-bathing room. b. The terms "massage," "masseur," and "masseuse" shall have the same meanings as set forth in Minn. Stat. .Sec. 148.33 (1971). Said definitions are hereby .incorporated by reference. c. The terms "person" and "licensee" shall mean and include all natural persons, together with all corporations, partnerships, associations and other business entities. "~ SECTION 3 , .: License Required ' No person shall engage in the business of operating a sauna, either exclusively or in connection with any other business enterprise without being licensed as provid~'d in this section. SECTION 4 Contents of Application Application for a license shall be made to the clerk- administrator. The application shall contain a description ~~and plan of the property to be used, the names and addresses 5 of the owner, lessee, if any, and the operator or mari~ager. The application shall further indicate whether the applicant, the manager or operator, has ever been convicted of a crime or offense other than a traffic offense, and if so, informa- ~ Lion as to the time, place, and nature of such offense. The ~ application shall contain such other and further information as the clerk-administrator deems necessary. ,`• ~ SECTION 5 Licensee and License Year The. annual license is $150.00. A separate license shall be obtained for each place of business. The licensee •shall display the license on a prominent place on the premises at all times. A license, unless revoked, is for the calendar year or part thereof for which it has been issued. SECTION 6 Granting or Denial of Licenses License applications shall be reviewed by the clerk- administrator and such other departments of the Village as the clerk-administrator shall deem necessary. Thereafter, licenses shall be granted or denied by the Village Council subject to the provisions of this ordinance. The license fee shall be payable only after the grant of a license by the Village Council. After the license is first granted, the license may be renewed in each calendar year thereafter by the clerk-.administrator, upon payment of the annual license fee. • ., • i• SECTION 7 ` Grounds for Denial of Licenses The Village Council may deny a license if any one.or more of the following grounds are found to exist: a. The premises are located outside a retail business district, zoned as "B-2" under Ordinance No. 64 of the Village of Falcon Heights, as amended; b. The premises do not meet the safety and sanitary requirements and building requirements in effect in the Village of Falcon Heights; c. There is any deception, misrepresentation, conceal- ment or fraud involved in the license application; d. The applicant or any person in his employment has been convicted of any crime or offense, other than a -traffic offense, or has a history of non-compliance with the laws and ordinances that pertain to health, safety, or moral turpitude of this Village or other cities and villages. SECTION 8 .Grounds for Revocation of Licenses The. Village Council may revoke a license previously. ,granted if any one or more. of the following grounds are found to exist: a. The. licensee or any person in his employ is found. to be in control. or possession of any alcoholic beverages or narcotic drugs, or controlled substances of any type on the premises, possession, and/or use of which is illegal under state or federal law; b . The licensee or any person under his employ is F~,.~,-~'` convicted of any ordinance or state statute for .conduct arising on the.. premises for which the license was granted; c. Misrepresentation, deception, concealment or fraud in the license application; d. The premises are no longer in compliance with the health, safety, and building .regulations of. the Village of ;Falcon Heights. -3_ ..:..:~ga_. ~ Y SECTION 9 rsons Employed in the BusineJs , Pe any person as a ~ha11 employ or use istered with a. No licensee ~ erson is reg in Minn. as provided masseur or masseofeMedical Examipers, Such statutory the State Board h Sec. 118.511. of ar Sec. 148.33 thr°ug reference as a p Stat. incorporated by sections are hereby this ordinance. rovided in Section 8a b. Any person so licensed as p hall have his or her registration certificate or a rue minent place on the licensed s ed in a pro copy thereof display premises. ' SECTION 10 Restrictions and Regulations • !~ a, No person under 21 years of age snorlshallmanyyed in a licensed sauna under this ordinance, remises person under 2lunless accompabiedlbywparentnorhguardian. for any reason b. The licensed premises shall not be open for business nor shall any persons other than employees be permitted on the premises between the hours of 2:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. of the same day . c. The licensed premises shall comply in all respects with the safety and sanitary requirements and the building code requirements of the Village of Falcon Heights. d. All licensed premises shall be open to the public without discrimination as to race, color or sex. e. A massage will be given to a male customer only by a registered masseur and a massage to a female customer will be given only by a registered masseuse. f. Whenever a massage is given, the customer srolriate all times have the lower obdomen covered with an app p non-transparent covering. Any male employee on the licensed premises shall have the lower parts of the body .covered with a non-transparent material. -4- • i • ~ 1 g. Any female employee on the licensed premises shall have the upper and lower part of the body covered with a non-transparent material. h. Any duly-authorized law-enforcement officer, .health officer or building inspector shall be allowed to inspect the.],icensed premises at reasonable times and hours to insure compliance with all provisions of this ordinance. SECTION 11 Penalties Any violation of this ordinance shall be a misdemeanor ;,~~~- .and punishable by a fine not to exceed $300.00. This ordinance shall take effect and be enforced from and after its passage and publication. Passed by the Village Council of the Village of Falcon Heights this day of February, 1973. ~> (SEAL) Willis C. A. Warkentien Mayor Attest: Dewan B. Barnes Clerk-Administrator -5- VILLAGE OF FALCGN HEIGHTS . ORDINANCE N0. 125 - ,, An Ordinance to Regulate the Operation of Saunas and Steam Baths. The Village Council of Falcon Heights does ordain as follows: SECTION 1 ~- Purpose and Policy The purpose of this ordinance is to regulate the opera- tion of saunas, steam baths, heat-bathing rooms, and other forms of commercial establishments wherein massages are given. The Village Council deems the unlicensed and uncontrolled operation of said establishments to be a public nuisance, and a danger to the health, safety, and welfare of the in- habitants of this Village. • SECTION 2 Definitions a. The term "sauna" means and includes a commercial •steam bath or heat-bathing room used for the purposes of .relaxation, physical fitness, or beautification, utilizing steam or hot air as a cleaning, relaxing, or reducing agent. The term shall also include all structures and/or rooms contiguous or connected to the steam bath or heat-bathing room. b. The terms "massage," "masseur," and "masseuse" 'shall have the same meanings as set forth in Minn. St at. Sec. 148.33 (1971). Said definitions are hereby .incorporated by reference. c. The terms "person" and "licensee" shall mean and include all natural persons, together with all corporations,. partnerships, associations and other business entities. .. . •.-fir 4. ~.MNeFti%^kP. .. A SECTION 3 , License Required No person shall engage in the business of operating a sauna, either exclusively or in connection with any other business enterprise without being licensed as provide"d in this section. SECTION ~4 i p Contents of Application ti Application for a license shall be made to the clerk- administrator. The application shall contain a description ~~and plan of the property to be used, the names and addresses _, of the owner, lessee, if any, and the operator or manager. k The application shall further indicate .whether the applicant, the manager or operator, has ever been convicted of a crime or offense other than a traffic offense, and if so, informa- tion as to the time, place, and nature of such offense. The ~ application shall contain such other and further information as the clerk-administrator deems necessary. } • SECTION 5 Licensee and License Year 4 The annual license is $150.00. A separate license shall be obtained for each place of business. The licensee •shall display the license on a prominent place on the premises at all times. A license, unless revoked, is for the calendar year or part thereof for which it has been issued. SECTION 6 Granting or Denial of Licenses License applications shall be reviewed by the clerk- administrator and such other departments of the Village as the clerk-administrator shall deem necessary. Thereafter, licenses shall be granted or denied by the Village Council subject to the provisions of this ordinance. The license fee shall be payable only after the grant of a license by i the Villa e Coun Af cll. ter the license is f'r i st r g anted g the license may be renewed in each calendar year thereafter by the clerk.-administrator, upon payment of the annual license fee . :~. ~_~ '.~ . -2- ,~,~~r.,r... ~ :, SECTION 7 Grounds for Denial of Licenses The Village Council .may deny a license if any one or . more of the following grounds are found to exist: r a. The premises are located outside a retail business district, zoned as "B-2" under Ordinance No. 64 of the Village of Falcon Heights, as amended; b. The premises do not meet the safety and sanitary requirements and building requirements in effect in the Village of Falcon Heights;. c. There is any deception, misrepresentation, conceal- ment or fraud involved in the license application; d. The applicant or any person in his employment has been convicted of any crime or offense, other than a traffic offense, or has a history of non-compliance with the laws and ordinances that pertain to health, safety, or moral turpitude of this Village or other cities and villages. • SECTION 8 .Grounds for Revocation of Licenses The Village Council may revoke a license previously ,granted if any one or more of the following grounds are found to exist: a. The licensee or any person in his employ is found to be in control or possession of any alcoholic beverages or narcotic drugs, or controlled substances of any type on the premises, possession, and/or use of which is illegal under ::.state or federal law; _. _ b. The licensee or any person under his employ is F.: .convicted of any ordinance or state statute for conduct arising on the premises for which the license .was granted; c. Misrepresentation, deception, concealment or fraud in the license application; d. The premises are no longer in compliance with the health, safety, and building regulations of the Village of Falcon Heights. -3_ • SECTION 9 ' Persons Employed in the Business a. No licensee shall employ or use any person as a masseur or masseuse unless such person is registered with the State Board of Medical Examiners, as provided in Minn. Stat. Sec. 148.33 through Sec. 148.511. Such statutory ; sections are hereby incorporated by reference as a part of this ordinance. b. Any person so licensed as provided in Section 8a shall have his or her registration certificate or a true copy thereof displayed in a prominent place on the licensed premises. SECTION 10 Restrictions and Regulations a. No person under 21 years of age shall be employed in a licensed sauna under this ordinance, nor shall any person under 21 years of age be allowed upon the premises for any reason unless accompanied by parent or guardian. b. The licensed premises shall not be open for business nor shall any persons other than employees be permitted on .the premises between the hours of 2:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. of the same day. . c. The licensed premises shall comply in all respects -with the safety and sanitary requirements and the building code requirements of the Village of Falcon Heights. d. All licensed premises shall be open to the public without discrimination as to race, color or sex. e. A massage will be given to a male customer only by a registered masseur and a massage to a female customer will be given only by a registered masseuse. f. Whenever a massage is given, the customer shall at all times have the lower obdomen covered with an a ro ri ate non-trans pp p parent covering. Any male employee on the licensed premises shall have the lower parts of the body .covered with a non-transparent material. • g. Any female employee on the licensed premises shall have the upper and lower part of the body covered with a non-transparent. material. . h. Any duly-authorized law-enforcement officer, .health .officer or building inspector shall be allowed to inspect the licensed premises at reasonable times and hours to insure compliance with all provisions of this ordinance. SECTION 11 Penalties Any violation of this ordinance shall be a misdemeanor '~~-~ and punishable by a fine not to exceed $300.00. ~'' This ordinance shall take effect and be enforced from and after its passage and publication. Passed by the Village Council of the Village of Falcon Heights this day of February, 1973. (SEAL) Attest: Dewan B. Barnes Clerk-Administrator 1 Willis C. A. Warkentien Mayor -5- .: VILLAGE OF FALCGN HEIGHTS ORDINANCE N0. 125 J' An Ordinance to Regulate the Operation of Saunas and Steam Baths. The Village Council of Falcon Heights does ordain as follows: SECTION 1 Purpose and Policy The purpose of this ordinance is to regulate the opera- tion of saunas, steam baths, heat-bathing rooms, and other forms of commercial establishments wherein massages are given. The Village Council deems the unlicensed and uncontrolled operation of said establishments to be a public nuisance, and a danger to the health, safety, and welfare of the in- habitants of this Village. SECTION 2 Definitions a. The term "sauna" means and includes a commercial •steam bath or heat-bathing room used for the purposes of relaxation, physical fitness, or beautification, utilizing steam or hot air as a cleaning, relaxing, or reducing agent. The term shall also include all structures and/or rooms contiguous or connected to the steam bath or heat-bathing room. b. The terms "massage," "masseur," and "masseuse" shall have the same meanings as set forth in Minn. Stat. Sec. 148.33 (1971). Said definitions are hereby .incorporated by reference. c. The terms "person" and "licensee"shall mean and include all natural persons, together with all corporations, partnerships, associations and other business entities. • i• SECTION 3 License Required No person shall engage in the business of operating a sauna, either exclusively or in connection with any other business enterprise without being licensed as providd'd in this section. SECTION ~1 . Contents of Application Application for a license shall be made to the clerk- administrator. The application shall contain a description and plan of the property to be used, the names and addresses of the owner, lessee, if any, and the operator or manager. The application shall further indicate whether the applicant, the manager or operator, has ever been convicted of a crime or offense other than a traffic offense, and if so, informa- tion as to the time, place, and nature of such offense. The application shall contain such other and further information as the clerk-administrator deems necessary. • SECTION 5 Licensee and License Year The annual license is $150.00. A separate license shall be obtained for each place of business. The licensee .shall display the license on a prominent place on the premises at all times. A license, unless revoked, is for the calendar year or part .thereof for which it has been issued. SECTION 6 Granting or Denial of Licenses License applications shall be reviewed by the clerk- administrator and such other departments of the Village as the clerk-administrator shall deem necessary. Thereafter, licenses shall be granted or denied by the Village Council subject to the provisions of this ordinance. The license fee shall be payable only after the grant of a license by the Village Council. After the license is first granted, the license may be renewed in each calendar year thereafter by the c-lark.-administrator, upon payment of the annual license fee . ._: ,_ :• -2- t i• • • SECTION 7 Grounds for Denial of Licenses The Village Council may deny a license if any one.or more of the following grounds are found to exist: ~- a. The premises are located outside a retail business district, zoned as "B-2" under Ordinance No. 64 of the Village of Falcon Heights, as amended; b. The premises do not meet the safety and sanitary requirements and building requirements in effect in the Village of Falcon Heights; c. There is any deception, misrepresentation, c©nceal- ment or fraud involved in the license application; d. The applicant or any person in his employment has been convicted of any crime or offense, other than a traffic offense, or has a history of non-compliance with .the laws and ordinances that pertain to health, safety, or moral turpitude of this Village or other cities and villages. SECTION 8 Grounds for Revocation of Licenses The Village Council may revoke a license previously ,granted if any one or more of the following grounds are found to exist: a. The licensee or any person in his employ is found to be in control or possession of any alcoholic beverages or .narcotic drugs, or controlled substances of any type on the premises, possession, and/or use of which is illegal under state or federal law; b. The licensee or any person under his employ is ~'~_. 'f convicted of any ordinance or state statute for conduct arising on the premises for which the license was granted; c. Misrepresentation, deception, concealment or fraud in the license application; d. The premises are no longer in compliance with the health, safety, and building regulations of the Village of Falcon Heights. _3_ • SECTION 9 Persons Employed in the Business .. a. No licensee shall employ or use any person as a masseur or masseuse unless such person is registered faith the State Board of Medical Examiners, as provided in Minn. Stat. Sec. 148.33 through Sec. 148.511. Such statutory sections are hereby incorporated by reference as a part of this ordinance. b. Any person so licensed as provided in Section 8a shall have his or her registration certificate or a true copy thereof displayed in a prominent place on the licensed premises. SECTION 10 Restrictions and .Regulations a. No person under 21 years of age shall be employed in a licensed sauna under this ordinance, nor shall any person under 21 years of age be allowed upon the premises . for any reason unless accompanied by parent or guardian. b. The licensed premises shall not be open for business nor shall any persons other than employees be permitted on the premises between the hours of 2:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. of the same day. c. The licensed premises shall comply in all respects with-the safety and sanitary requirements and the building code requirements of the Village of Falcon Heights. d. All licensed premises shall be open to the public without discrimination as to race, color or sex. e. A massage will be given to a male customer only by a registered masseur and a massage ~o a female customer will be given only by a registered masseuse. f. Whenever a massage is given, the customer shall at all times have the lower obdomen covered with an appropriate non-transparent covering. Any male employee on the licensed premises shall have the lower parts of the body covered with a non-transparent material. I • -4- r _ i. • g. Any female employee on the licensed premises shall-.~ have the upper and lower part of the body covered with a non-transparent material. h. Any duly-authorized law-enforcement officer, .health officer or building inspector shall be allowed to inspect the.],icensed premises at reasonable times and hours to insure compliance with all provisions of this ordinance. SECTION 11 Penalties Any violation of this ordinance shall be a misdemeanor ~'<-.-• and punishable by a fine not to exceed $300.00. This ordinance shall take effect and be enforced from and after its passage and publication. Passed by the Village Council of the Village of Falcon Heights this day of February, 1973. (SEAL) Willis C. A. Warkentien Mayor Attest: Dewan B. Barnes Clerk-Administrator 1 -5- ~e~~ uar~r 21, l;?3 i o : ~-ia~rar ~°darken~t en and .~Ti1~-age council Puz~mber;; Pe: Ar.,ax~tmrrit,5 a~ 1S61 Idaho ~ueriue '.~'ne Falcon :eights Plann:•~; Co:~urission on February 20, 19?3, r~commendcd ap~ax~oval of a uari~.nce request foz an additi anal eLi'ioier~c~P aparLmen~; i'or the presr:rt 10 unit build. nt, at 1561 ieiaro ~~'tT~t'i11E3, hav;ira E~~~,~p1or=~d possibilities of adctitiornal pa?~4~ing h ~'!:r ~'2anning Cc~~r.:~i;,sion aiUo rec;ommend~, r~r_i.e~r o~ ~~~railable parl~.rig spine and Further r econunendati.on by the Village '~nar~i.mo~asly approved, CEOrge ti~T. ?'lant Ci~aix^nan ., .,. .,,..., . r , . ~. F. .~udr~ ?~a :973 ^ _ '~o e iayo.r Z^rar~y~~n~i.en any ~~~.i~.ag~; Cc~~rne~,l r~'.e,~br,,re Pie : spar°;:.*n~~,~ ~ ~~, ~ °~03~~ Sne~ ? irk Drive Z`he ii'~.~~s~•rz i±e~f;::~s r~.annir:g Carrum~i~sion on Febx~aax~y ~ OA 1973, retiun~l=i~an~'e~. ,anPro~ul of a va^iance requPSt for an addi~tiana~ r~~'.~'ic:iertt,~r ~;~a~i:_~az;~ for ~he px•~setx~ 10 unit buil_d3.r~ a~ 163k4 S;.~e1~! ~_r,g Pz°~. ~=e, ti~avi:~g ex-~~:;.©re~ pt~e~~.bila.ti®~ of adc~itionaT. na~•':ir.~. ~'1~; P:~annit~z; Cam:~nu.ssion a~.sca re~net~ds rev3,.~~ of ava~.lax~l;~ ~zr'~-n~ ~r.,:~.oean~ g,s~~er :°ecommer~d~,taoin by the tii1:?age ~r_~~ir_uer, ~• TJT13,Y11~t`1~:)1~.8~~;° c'.~'JiJZ'C~V@Cl„ C~eor~s,tid. Pl.ara~ t~hairman i i~ ~ ~ - ,. ..... .. _ ,.: ,. .., .. , ,., ,, ~. :x F, .cuary 21, :973 o : i~iay~r ~7~ ~~erzti.en and Village Co~xn~:~,l ~iemhers ~.e. Afar u~aerif:s a~ ~_~3~ Sttel?_ing Drive Tie ~i'a3.ror~ Fzezgh~s Planning Commission on I'e'~ruazy 20, 197, l reccm~tle~~dEd apr~r~a~al of a variarica rcc~uest fox° an addi~ioa~al eY.~icieilcf a~afiwramezat for ~~he pxesen~ 10 unit building a~ 16~?~ ~ne11~.r.g P,rav~, hav_in~; e,as:~~lored ~assibiliti~s of additional ;~am•~cir~g. `?~'he Plant~.t~.g Cor,r~.ssion .~.~so reeczuriends x~:vi~a a.f ~. availaY~ie pa~r~_l•r~ sna~:e~.rd :~uz~her reccrnmeridation 'by the ~ITillage z t tTns.'nlrn:)yls1~,' aPpx~rcreda CE~OT'gP. ti~. PZ.a?"dt C:7ai rIil3;1 ~. d ~'a : r,~y or^ '~dar~~er~ta.en and ~~:l.:~age Co;znc~.l ~e-srbers , Vie: tiarriance request for ~G~~ 1, Block ~' ~':latt~s addit:~or~ Pio. 2 ~: ~h~ alLon ?Iei~ht PlaYin~.ng Cc~mrnission; on Februaxy~ ~Q, 19 i 3, 'recor,~~ext~led appr~;~al ~~f a ~;~ri.ance .for Lot~,~ Block 3, Iil~tt's ~~iditi®n tlca ~, cornE~r of Sheldon and 12oselawn t,~ permit a. s:i.cle ;~rard. -set back oaf 2~ w5 feet on the nor~°~.h side of fi,~ae proposec'. it;tr^zcti:.re~ Tt rys.s recor~ieneled ~t31at a turn around be e,apltjyed to c arcid baokiz~ ~re?:~.c~.es from. garage directly ~o Roselc,~rne F f t L~nanimo~~s~.~r appro~e~ Geax^ge W Plant Chairman j': 4 y S• , Fn..,. uaxy ~:L, 1973 To : ? _a~c~r ti°yrark~rtiQn grid Vi~.lage Co~.an€~a.1 i~~ar~te.r.. Re: i"ry°, ~~rt I~ind~.~ ~ s prapert;~ a:t 1~?~ W. Larpe'a~eur i'r,~; .~ ~.1e~on Heights rlar_nir~; C©rn::is~en, at a' Public Hearing on Pei;~uar~T 20, 1.973, rpcorr,~nended that Ordinance number 6t~ be 2,anended to provide, a^, a conditi©nal use in the' Rai d3.st~.~.cts, ''Hc~xticu~.~t9are and flori.c~.ltuz°e comm~ere.3u~, uses, ~,r~gether Urith 4 rrpress~,zy ~.~pas•taz;t sts°~zc-truz es." Lrna~ni,~^:~usl.;r approved. Ger~rge ~~J. Piant~ C~~a~ rtnan r f ,/// ~~,.~ i, ~ p' ~ VILLAGE COUNCIL ( v ~ WILLIS A. WARKENTIEN COUNCILMEN WILLIAM H. BLACK NORMAN W. ECKLUND CHARLES P. STONE 1644 WEST LARPENTEUR AVENUE LUELLA STOCKER FALCON HEIGHTS, MINNESOTA 55113 CLERK -ADMINISTRATOR PHONE: 644-5050 DEWAN B. BARNES January 30, 1973 Mr. George Plant, Chairman Planning Commission 1861 Moore Street Falcon Heights, Minnesota Dear Mr . Plant • A Planning Commission meeting will be held on Tuesday, February 20, 1973, at 8:00 P.M., at the Village Hall. This meeting, will be the Planning Commission's Public Hearing, on the Art Lindig property, which at last meeting, they recom- mended to the Falcon Heights Village. Council that a section 8.2(1I~) be added to Section 8 "R-3" Multiple Family Residence District which would read "Growing and Merchandising of Flori- culture and Horticulture Products." If you cannot attend, please notify Mr. George Plant at 61~-8617. Sincerely, ,, ~ 1 ~Dewan B . Barnes Clerk-Administrator DBB:djm cc: Mrs. R. F. Berdie James I. Lammers Robert C. Blomberg Leo S. Ohman A.J. Schwantes Leslie W. Larsen Arthur Lindig Bertel Gimmestad ~7illiam H. Black ~ The P~anni~t~~ C~n:+~tra 5s:i~n met; <zfp shy ~'~ ~~ ~€`~ `a? ~. vn ~7~~ r~~~~, f1 c~.C'!'Li3I'tj' r ~ ~-~(;:~> ~:;0 C~~C:'~SS "~ati7E r)-~.`r:.T3~,? ,-ar"~~iC°~ ~PC~2.C'~..2E'?t;~'~~.~~ iC)S' ~,-~ r The Cc~n~i~.s;°znn ~re~;1r' J_ike ~c~ ~.z~~'^r~r~; ~~h~, ~J~ ,~ '~-~ P ,- ,- ~'r~lE'.~Y' i:',~,T: S<,'+? T;C> Tl~'~Ci ~E~Y' ~ c'had~~E~ ; Tl ~,d"i~? r ~,:~111.t ~"~Y!~t`<~. ~ c'itF ~h1.S ~1Iri~. ` ~''n.~.;`QT"! .i~j..~?~,~:~? ~~..~x1:11.Y:~ ~ryt~2Tlt177~SS102"a C; C : ~? ~. ~.C1t~ I~ er di F'~1L~i~~; :;~;I~. ~.iS FLAB r, TT"~ ~ r:T,„ ~~:~ , C. ~ i .~IC~i~1 i ~~ arua.ry ~:?~ 0 1`'7'3 F~*L~ "'n;T 31.criiber~, Larr;me~ ~ r -, !".:, Lar.~eli, F'Za.ni., ~CClla?dY?tPS, i',PY'c?1e and. rUSt.P,e flack ~r~'!~'~'~ i LhrY''3n ~1'he rneHtin~ 1~,.as called to order at ?• ~0 •, p•m• a± the '~i11a~H Hall. fir. ~r.t Lindi~~ ~'r. ~ ~.~ Zr , w~c r°esides at 1.°"5 vd. Larpentel~r ~1ve, the 1-'7_at nJn ~- i;orrrissicn ~ informed ~r58nhOUS{'y t;U.t LJaS haV7ns- ~ +' , +_ ~ t.tat 118 TnaS CiOS7rOl1S Of sQlll.pm P115 li~iCal~,'T ~-~eCaLiSP, t~1E? 1I71I17PC?]atP ar^a 1S ZOnBd "i?-~~~ his greenhouse was LuJl~, prier `o t!~ie ado ±ion of C ~' i s?dered a previouslT e is r p r ~1rance X10. 6•-~ and is con-. used ~ tiny ncn-cony ormin~z' usa in the "'~-3" district. ;is tiro- P .purchaser desires an assuranc° that. he can continue to use the property~fcr SrE?;>nhouse opera±, on, ~ resole+.7 or; passed cry the :;ouncil to that effect was don_ sidered inadeciuate by P:Y=. Lindi~'s attor=nej., T'he Planning Corrmi_ssion con, idered tflat a ccnditional use under ".;:-3" would be the 'nest way tc handle the s~_tuation. Upon a ~notio~~, r. ~- ~. Schwantes, and passed- unanimously, t}~e Cornmis~?.on vo'- ~ ~erc.1e' seconded by Cc,ancil that a se ~' , P'~- +.o recommend to the ~iilla~e <tesidence Listrict"~whzc:~ y(oald~~~allcieca to "Section 41r'-?' i~~ultiplP =.'ami.ly rr ~~ ~ro~;a~n<- a'^? nerc~.andisin~ of ~'loricu.lt-ere and horticulture products." Universal s_i~n ?~~~ T . ,Y'. Cnaries i11~PY ~'S ,gDp~.1Ca'~ lOn °O ' that would b ~k' r ~. .rarlanCe rOr 3 S7E?n f=Or 1 ;'rl LarpHr,tPUr Wa,~ COYiSi:aerF-,(a `e W1ShP (? t 0 ' a presently at + hat . . ~ -~ r , erect a Sien x 16 abC)~TE. ~h8 ~ :Y j2 s r and a~ lac°~^± to t,i1e ~F' x ~ ~ a dd ~ ' , '~Y about- L+~O.~~, -r,he s Qn a r ~.~, ~ ~s thH ,orasent ~~~ns alre~-?:y H teed ± .he zoning limi_±. F1anr~r,~~ ,orrroission pro' e~r3 unan.Zmouslyr , , or, a r~o}.ion ~, ,y Larsen secon~3ed 1; t;o 1°e...on3rr~e,u~ to +h ~„ + Y Schwantes a variazlce, e ouncil ;:hat t,r,~,y ~~,~~-ry the anplica.tion for Parking spaces lh~: Fian?~i~t Com -~~•, l~~i~,c, ~ ~ _°rssF-? t}1~ rar'~inr~; sp ' ace requ5rements 1 cr ~ _~ are, dec_iF,d thai. t~ c~> could -> _ P no need. fora change at th15 Y 1.?re, ~,~na St.ewart T'r. l sc'c ~ ,. •. n O rr2t` L. le Irl~l^, F °'S ~F' . ~ IP t`~ a , ~S actio ? i~ I n~ntr Commission that. i Y'S, ~r.a +PG„aYf, w0'liC) 11i.~ ~O , ,- ~U:~ CSI 1r~~ tlPr 1 ± ' . n la~.~ 0 . at t ~1s t,7.mE'. + ~eer ta'c~~_: p~V~~~azau~ly~ t> r°cc:rrrend such a ~;!,- ac~ ion divi i _, was needed. s on, no fur.-~.her '1hP rreetir,7 wzs ad ,iourned at '?:CEO l~.rr. ~es;-~.ectfully submitted -~ . -~ .~ , G _ ,.. r `ran CBS -`erdiP r =sec. F'Q, T"?TLT?'Pj,~ DTa'~ tiT'LT, c,~~ Bloomington ?'~.F~I~T_r?Cr eSI?,~!,CE ?~li~I~5.1`IS10s?,S 9ne space equals minimum of .300 sq® ft. surface area. -ti;Onv stacking space equals minimum of 2~0 sq. ft. surface area. Edina 8~ x 19 ft. for parking. rAC'lev One par%ing stell shall be not less ~~~~~ tilaz"1 20® SC'.ts.u're feet i n area ~ Cri t~:'i a mini mum ~,Ti dtz~ of 10 'f t, ins ad~.iti on to Urhatever area is required for s^tis® factory movement ~.nto a,nd o~~t of each stall. C3n.e wnd one®~,w? f street ~ar'aing stalls are reo~.?~ye~! fcr eac,~ cne bedrooa dveliin~ ,a u~Y..t ~.~ ~.t~~ d:'del? Ingo An addi V~ onel _cff street z par:ii t?~ s ;all iJ is required for eac:~ bedroom in excess of one i n any drtielli ng unit. Maolecrood Mi ni!~um par?~~ng stall size s'~a11 be 10 feet ~: 20 feet Frith a min?num total of 6~0 square feet per d~~relling unit including maneuvering area. ~osevi ~ ? e Space for a single vehicle s'n_all be not ~~ less t'.nan 8~ feet by 20 feet with adecuate aisles for ir?gr ess and egress. A general standard of 300 square feet per space shall be used for computing parking requiAe~ents® Eden Prairie Not less than 10 ft. wide and 20 felt long. ~~;.,.--,~-.~~ ~-;~,~,.a~._.__ - ?~LI~~US Px?Ri~1Iv'G S~~~CE PER UNIT `- 2p ~p~,e per dwelling unit of which onc: space per unit. must be garage. ~~•ao for each unit. i~ia~°?~it2g designating each indivi~ ~,-'_ 2C0 so ~.~-a."e foot, with a minimum F~aidtl> of 10 feet, parking stalls shah, be provided. There shall be provided two (2) parking stalls for each dwellir. unit of vahich one-half sortlore enclosed in garage, carp similar structure. Tr,.~o }~ar?,i ?gig spaces shall be provided per dwelling unit, one-half of which shall be enclosed. ~~~ ~, ~~ -~. ~~' - ~_ ~ ~ ~ ~_ _ _ "ri _.., ~ ~,, ,_ , '1"ir E ..~ r„ ~ ~~ 7..~~ ,. ,~ ~ 'r s 1 ,.i ~rAc~~, - . r .. ^ ~- ~ ~ ; t ; i ~a 7~ . }' . , , ~ ~... ~ Y,-.~ y ~ t ~. { ~ 1 l„ c U n~ 1 C' L .. ? ~ n vv S ( . - . ~ f ~ ~ r r, ? 7. t "'3 C~ . ~ ~ iv'; ~ _ P i ,' ~ 5 . , r' t' 1 + r 7~` ~ ' ~ a. ~ .cis `i...~, .C E~i~,~ 4 i ~L ~ , ~ , . i.; :. ~ _~ ? ,' , ~ ., r -, , ..._ ~ . _ `" ~'~' - ~ y ~ _ - ~._ - ~ ;t'~Y~ ll ~~;y ~.i1 C~ _ ry .- , ~ 2'"i ~ ~~. T"1 .. 1~'. ~ 1..~`il?i71F;S7.OT1 i ~.. 1~a Y~~. ,, ~r a. ` ' ' Lindig Property Councilwoman Stocker introduced the following resolution 1871 Larpenteur: anci mored its adoption: _ ,,s RE SOLTJTION # 7253 T^~ T RESOLUTIOAd CO~d~ERNTNG THE JSE OF LINDIG PROPERTY WHET 'AS, T':r. Arthur La_ndig has been a resident of this area for many years, including a period prior to the incorporation of the Village o_f Falcon Heights; ~~FiEREAS, Mr. Lindig resides at 1875 UT. Larpenteur Avenue, and adjoining his residence is a lot, also owned by hi~n, upon which is located a greenhouse; S'JHEREAS, PIr. Li ndig is desirous of selling one lot ,a and improvement thereon, but is having difficulty because the immediate area is zoned °~R-3'~ pursuant to ordinance • X10. 6!~ of the Village of Falcon Heights; F~1IIEREAS, Tyr. Lindig c s greenhouse was built prior to the adoption of Ordianance No. 6a~ and is considered a prezriously existing non-conforming use in the "R-3" district; W'EAS, Section 1t.3 t5) of Ordinance No. 6J~ provides, in essence, that if a lawful non-conforming use is destroyed by fire, explosion or some act of God, it "' ~ may not be reconstructed if the structure is destroyed to an extetzt greater than 50~ of its val~.ze; WHEREAS, the proposed purchaser of the Lindig green- house desires an assurance that if any of the conditions set forth in Section 1a.3 (5) of Ordinance 6t~ occur at some time in the future, the Village Counci_1 will allow the structure to be rebuilt, thus re-establishing a non-conforming use in the "R-3'' district. N(7W, THERF'FORE, it is hereby resolved by the Village Council of the Falcon Heights as follows: 1. In the event that at some future time, any of the condit~_ons set forth in Section ~.3 (5) of the Ordinance b]~ occur to what is now the Linclig greenhouse, the Village Council of Falcon Heights notr gives every reasonable assurance that favorable consideration will be given to the buyer o.f said property in his application for a conditional use permit, so that the business may be continued to the same extent as prior to the destruction of the premises. T2-ie motion for adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly seconded by Councilman Black and upon a vote being taken thereon, the _following voted in favor thereof : Mayor ti~Jarkentien, Councilmen Black, Ecklund, and Councilwoman ,.Mocker, and the following voted against: Councilman Stone. Whereupon said resolution was declared duly passed and adopted. I,~ /~~. ~~ ~] ~„~ I~1/n~~ _ ~ VILLAGE COUNCIL ,~ G J AI /lam/Jl/T~b!// ~ MAYOR i ~ WILLIS A. WARKENTIEN COUNCILMEN WILLIAM H. BLACK NORMAN W. KKLUND 1644 WEST LARPENTEUR AVENUE CHARLES P. STONE FALCON HEIGHTS, MINNESOTA 55113 LUELLA STOCKER PHONE: 644-5050 CLERK - ADMINISTRATOR DEWAN B. BARNES January 18, 1973 Mr. George Plant, Chairman Planning Commission 1861 Moore Street Falcon Heights, Minnesota Dear Mr. Plant: A Planning Commission meeting will be held on Monday, January 22, 1973, at 7:30 P.M., at the Village Ha11. Discussions will be on the rezoni ng of the Lindig property at 1876 W. Larpenteur Avenue, a variance application for a sign • already erected for the National Surplus Store at 15l~1 West Larpenteur Avenue, and the recommendation from the Village Council of amending Ordinance #6i~, 1l~.2(2.6) and Il~.2(1~.~) for multiple dwelling parking s4aces. ' If you cannot attend, please notify Mr. George Plant at 61~lI-8617. Siz}c erely, lip--"~1~!~'.-r.~r!,,:~ . , Dewan B . ~.-".` ~;- arnes Clerk-Administrator DBB:d~m Enc. cc: Mrs. R. F. Berdie James I. Lammers Robert C . Blomberg Leo S. Ohman A. J. Schwantes Leslie W. Larsen Arthur Lindig Bertel G3.mmestad Phil Barber Universal Sign Co. William H. Black a, ,.. . ..-. ,. ~ . . , ~ .~.... ,, .r ~.;. . . ~RSK :' Mayor GTarkentien ~ pillage Cozancil. t~srat~srs ~: Imo: .Application fz~-n the Arden H~.lls T~zpr®vement Ca., fc~r a conditional use anal a vax~.ance permilt, to construct a multip~.e structure dwelling; at 183Q i~'. La.rpenteur Ave. 'the ~F$l.egn ~~~hts Planning Ca~ani~s~.ou met at the ~3:llag~ Hal.. Qat ~~~cs . ido~°~nber ?: ~972A to consider the above request. The PZarz~zi~ Commission, by~ a vote of ~ to 1, recoanmsnds to the V~.ll~e Council ttz•~.t thc~ conditi«t~I. ~.ss request b® approved for tie prezpassd construc~tia~a~ of ~zultipls c~well,3.rn~; at th© Ahova ac3dres~: zoned ~-1.A. ' ThA ~'3~.rzri~ne Co~ni,,sion, h~ a w®te of !~ tca 1, rec~nmend~ tc~ than 4'~,Iiags:Ccr+aa~ci~ that .t~z~ variancs~ request fob a five. yard set hack for t?~e g ar~.g,s' anc~ park~.ng Space ~s granted. ~'he 3.ettsr a~ Pair. Prad Zemkeerg, B~.llage ~ngin~er, who had r~ic~rs3 the pro- p~ased ~aprartment plans was stt2died in detail. The merr-btra ~f the Fla~tr~irzg Cc~mm~.ssic~a~ are ca~ncerned w~.tP°~ tha proposed ~rardage and coa~ssqusnt dra~.na,g® prc~Pa3.emr~. ~4dequacy of the yard space in the gzarkitag area. was.. a1~o qutestioned. 'the general plan of tYae proposed davelopment was quQ~tieasn~ bc~ca,tx,~e off' the ~..~. utilit~.es of the lot area wg,tPz little area ftar green grans car pa~Pc3~ space. ~o~zrs vaz~ t -Ya George P~.~nt, Ch~air-a~ Play®r ~'axketiti ezx 3c C~ilaa;~ Council Manbe-rs Rte: Request ®f ~?~.nie1 Nordell~ lD~3t) ~T. Iowa Ave., for a con~.tional use p~erjnit to -erect a towea antersna, 7~he Falcsan I~eights FlanrYi Commission met at the Village Ha3.l ~n T'ue~~d~, I~v®nab~z~ 7, 19'2, to consid~:.a~ the above request. 7.`he Flanrair~ Cah~nission r~e~oe~adr~ ts~ the ViI1agE Couaacil t3~e~ ag~~xoval of the c~ar~d$ t:~or~s.l use hermit for erecticag a b0 foot toyer ar~ta at the ~~SCaz3'e loc~.tiora, ~ a c~.eck of the stx°uetural ad~uacy by t?ae ~'$11a.;e Er~iateer, ~.th the necessary licensing authority , az~d the C®uncil hava.ng sati~factorr;rr esridenca of the ne~hbors acceptance of the construction. Very to my yours, CeQr~e ~'1.snt, Ck~air I~Sap~or ti;a,rkent~.~r.; Tillage Council ~dembers ~~"~ ~ Application from. Arthur Lndig to amend :the Village '~onin~• Cirdinance No. 6~~, as amended, by rezoning certain property in the,. V.i:llage from part of a it-l one family. residential district to part of ~.' i~-2 one and tk*v f~sni~.y residential district. The legal description of said property is as follo~~~s I,ct 3, Block 1, LindigPs 3rd addition (88.385x289..5), The ~'lannin;~, Commission he3.d a public hearing ~.t the Village Hall on Tuesday, October 10, 172 at 8:00 P.~!i, to cansider rezoning of the above property. P'rese~it ~.t tlxe meeting, in addtian to aJ.l the members of the .Funning Cci«nissioz~ ,and Trustees Black acid Ecklund wexe Art and _~red Lindig and 1L~ residents frr~m the immediate' area. Thy Wino neighbors tiaho spoke indicated they were opnased to the re- aonin~; as they wanted. t;he area kept a`ane-family residential one. Their. eoirtments covered the fallowing points r l . Re-zoning one 1 at to x-2 wauld lower the value of the neighbarirx~ ha~ies, ~. 1~ double un~ralow might lead to traffic problems with panting on the street, as tii.e bungalow might be rented to as many:.as .fauz° students in eaeSx unit; 3. The re-zoning of the one lot might lead to•`.requ.ests for re-zoning of other Jots near it, The Plannir~ Commission members found it difficult to appraise the results of re-zoning ~ti~tSiout a clearer picture of just how the lot taould be used. Tf a de.f'inite s]{etch of the type of structure to be built were presented, the decision of irhe';her or nat to re-zone would be more meaningfully made. Hen~;e, at this time. the Planning Commissian would recarrmend to the Council that the petitian for re-zoning be denied.` Sincerely .yours, . Ceorge M. Y1ant, CYxairman t ,--~ ?~:aycr 4:~az~'rentien and` r ,.~~,~, ~i.l.~.;~o~ Council Members hF~: Architect's letter of August 30, 1972 artd attorney's letter of Octo~~r 10, 1972 regarding the Vallage Liquor Store. alt a meetir~r; cif tree P~_anns„ng Commission held on C~Gtober lc~, 1y72, the renbers zror. ~ made acquainted:- Frith the two: letters mentioned ~~bo~; ~: , The Comrnissien rccor~u~ends that the Village Cauncil apbxove the eaten- sion of non-con~'arm~_?~ used indicated in the attornEy{s letter, as ~re11 as ap~roz7ing she variance f'or parking spaces Pram 12 to, 11 as indicated by the attorn+~. Inasmuch as~the pexmitted used .and the conditional uses for a ~-2 hetail Business Di,;trict are carefully listed in Sec. l.l.l and Sec. 11.2 of the O rdinance, the Comr~:ission recommends the addition o.f f1liquor sales" to ec. 11.1. The cerrunissian also recommends that some type of screening be put en tae na.st side of the parking lot for the store. _ Sincerer yours , George. ~'lant Chairman -. • ~~ s 1 e ~~.~ VILLAGE COUNCIL •iV~ MAYOR v WILDS A: WpRKENTIEN COUNCILMEN WILLIAM, H. BLACK NORMAN W, ECKLUND 1644 WE$T tARPENTEUR AVENUE CHARLES P, STONE FALCON HEIGHTS, MINNESOTA 55113 LUELLA STACKER PHONE: 644-5050 CLERK -ADMINISTRATOR DEWAN B. BARNES August 15, 197' T0: I•;ayor tvarl~entien and Village Council members 1~: Proposed up-dating of sign restrictions in Ordinance No. 6!~ The Planning Commission met at the Village Hall on Thursday, August 1G, 1972,'to consider. two ap-~~lications for variances in the structures of signs. The Commission noted an inconsis- tency in the Ordinance. ,Section 1~-.1 X3.3) states-undersign regulationsfor B districts "No sign shall project more than 18 inches across a. required front or required side yard.~t However, under l~..l (t~)~ sign regulations in the B-2 district, no mention is made about front projections. Tn January, 1969, the Planning'Gommission also lead difficulty intex~retng the provisions in the:Ordinance for signs. .fit that -time, the Commission agreed that the present restrictions are very limiting and,they recommended to the. Council that 1• Mr. Dahlgren or someone else at Midwest Planning be contacted for advice on what is currently accept- able practice in other municipalities with regard to signs, and 2• A survey of existing signs in the Village be made.. as aguide to give; direction in .drawing up of-new. .specifications fora signs. The Planning Cossion would again like to recommend to the Council that a revie~r of the provisions of the Ordinance re- galuing signs be made'and thatsuch provisions be up-dated. Sincerely yours, ;•,' Gerorge . nt , ~~ ~~• ~~~ ,~ `~~~~~~ • /~•/~.~ VILtAGE COUNCIL / ~ !~~"~J / ~~~~ MAYOR ~J~JI IRL~ WILLiS A. WARKENTIEN V~ COUNGLMEN WILLIAM H. BLACK +. NORMAN W. KKLUND CHARLES P. 5TONE 1b44 WEST LARPENTEUR AVENUE lUEL1A STOCKER FALCON HEIGHTS, MINNESOTA 55113 PHONE: 644-5050 CLERK -ADMINISTRATOR DEWAN B. BARNES ..August 15,..1972 TO : I~tayor Warkent en and Village CounGiT'Members ice: Appleata.on from Mr Martin Christiansen, 172~~' North Holton to extend a 6' fence to pel,~rlit an area 81 by l$' to be enclosed on`two sides. 'The Planning; Commission met at the Village Hall on '.Thursday, ~ugzzst IQ 1972, at ! 7 :30 P .IVI. to consider Mr. Christiazasen's re~ues~t ~'or a' variance. The pu~~ose of Mr. Christansen's fence is to hide from view from the street various items he wishes to .store in: his yard, such zs a boat, etc.` The Planning Commission voted 'to recommend to the Council trat they grant Ivir< Christiansenl s request for avariance, -but that they request him to 'landscape the area in front of the fence in such a kTay as to make the fe~.ce .less noticeable and he general effect more attractive. Sincerely yours . ~~~ T George Plant, Chairman Falcon Heights Planning Commission' GP :ghp cc: Frances Berdie ~~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ ,, '~~'~' ~ ~ - VILLAGE COUNCIL `/W MA,YdR ~- e a~~m ~~ WILDS A. WARKENTIEN COUNCILMEN ` WILLIAM H. BLACK NORMAN W. ECKLUND CHARLES P. STONE 1644 WEST LARPENTEUR AVENUE LUELLA STOCKER FALCON HEIGHTS, MINNESOTA 55113 PHONE: 644-5050 CLERK -- ADMINISTRATOR DEWAN B. BARNES " August ls, 1972 Td : I°iayor k'a,r~kentien and ~7illage Council Members ~3E: Application from Clement A. Lehner, 1550 West Larpenteur,Avenue, to add to his present 'sign,' The Planning Comm~.ssan met at the-Village Ha11 on ~'huxsday, A!lgust 1Q, 19.72, at 7:~Q.F.M. to consider the request for a variance 'submitted by Mr. `Clement A. Leh>~en to add to his ;resent sign: A~ the addition would, extend snore than 18 inches from the front of the building, .the Commission voted to recommend to the V11a~e Council 'that they deny the: application, for a variance on the basis of Section l~..l (3.3), of the_Ordinance ~ahic~i stated }'No sign sh~.11 project more than 18 inches across a required front or required side yard." The Commiss~.on int~ervreted this Section as referring' to all B districts. Sincerely yours, ,~ ~, p ~ . George F~~ nt .Chairman. :Falcon.Heights planning Commission DP :ghb cc : Fr~inces Herdze c~ - ^ • f~r~ ~~©~r~~ ~1. Fl~ra~ 1'~~1. ~~Is~c~x~~ Sir®~~ ~~. ~'~a~].~ ,~~3.ete~c~~n~a D~~r ~r a 'Pl~~t a ~'~~~~~ '~~ ~,d.vi~~~~ ~hr~~ ~ ~e~ti~~ of ~'~~ F~lao~s ii~~.~ht~ ~~~.1~~~ r~l~.x~r~ing rso~~~.s~i~~ ~~ 13. ~®~;~ a~ ~:3~ ~4I~9e F '~~a~xr~~~}rm .~~~;~~~~ 1~, 7.~~? ~~ the Vi1.~.~~ ~ ~I~~.1 ~~~af:~~Ee~~~ r~~~ ~~ ~~c~:sid~~~ t~e~ ~"c+'l~.cau~~.n~; ~~r3~~~~~~ r~+q~e~~;tt ~~?"~rr~:~t ^~~° ~~~ Vii, ~.~a~~ ~,~~arae~~.a a3.A ~~~i i~~.:'~1~4 [se• .1.J ~i 61~/~~~~ ~1I 47 U4~~"i~~ .fae'?~°~~~~~1~~~~ L1~~~~%~~ ~~ ~ik~ 2~ ~.~~=~y~' ~'~~;z~ ~~rr~~~~~;"~ ~°~r ~~raznt~ r~c~r~~ ,r~~ y $ ~$~p~ ~i~~~ ~a•~~- ~~ i~I~~~;~,t°3 ~P~risti3~a.~~~r~, ~,~~Li ~3~~°w~ H~~~o~z, acs e,~~~r~~ 6g i"~~~:~ ~~ ~~r~~,it urn ~r~z~. ~i' ~~ 1~' t~ ~~ ~t~~le~~ad c~~a ~~.rac~r~~0.gr, (;, D~~a~,n ~a ~arr~~~ ~~~/'i~t C2~r~« ~c~~1t~~.s~rr~~©r ~` w~ .~ ~~ ,~ i~, , • (7~~~1(~ • 1644 WEST LARPENTEUR AVENUE V ~'`/IJ ~ FALCON HEIGHTS, MINNESOTA 55113 v ~ PHONE: 644-5050 FALCON HETGFiTS DIRECTORY - 1973 ~y~ 'i.~~f°n~~('~.~i~C'i:'::. n("j~("iv"n~i n~~c'~c"~i<76+~'n~~ n h~~'7-~C'3~~~ EMERGENCY CALLS FIRE: Falcon Heights Fire Department ~.8It-3366 POLICE: Ramsey County Sheriff's Dept. ~81~-3366 2•RAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT: Pillage Office or Fire Dent. 6l~li-5o50 After Office Hours: Fire Station Business Phone 6~~-5575 ~1~-5575 OFFICIAL DEPOSITORIES: North Star State Bank t~89-8811 1820 N. Lexington General Funds ROSPV11lP, State Bank 631-1300 Har-Mar Mall Liquor Funds OFFICIAL NE~~lSPAPER: Sun Newspapers, Mike Ha1ko 9?~1-1800 6601 ti~J. 78th Street Edina, Minnesota 551x35 OFFICIAL POSTING PLACES: 1. Village Hall 16t~I~ W. Larpenteur 2. Falcon Heights Pharmacy 1707 N. Snelling 3. Applebaum's P~Zarket 1558 W. Larpenteur 11. Borgstrom's Pharmacy 1583 N. Hamline 5. Falcon .Heights School 1393 Garden Avenue 6. Northwest Greenhouse U of M A ult grit ure Center REGULATIONS GOVERNING HEAT IN VILLAGE HALL A temperature of 50 degrees will be maintained during the heating season during non-use hours. Temperature will be brought to 70 degrees fifteen minutes before a meeting is scheduled to start. Thermostat must be reset to 50 degrees at conclusion of meeting. REGULATIONS GOV~T~IING LIGHT IN VILLAGE NALL AND GROUNDS • Necessary lights will be turned on for village hall and grounds fifteen minutes before a meeting is scheduled to start. Extent of grounds lights _ wily be determined by the use of the parking area. Lights must be turned off at conclusion of meeting. • REGULATICPJS GOVERNING PARKING Parking will not be permitted at any time in the area reserved for drive- way purposes between the west service entrance and the Larpenteur Avenue driveway approach. 1 - ~/ ~, ~~~ • 1644 WEST IARPENTEUR AVENUE FALCON HEIGHTS, MINNESOTA 55113 e - ~~ PHONE: 644-5050 FALCON I-IEIGIiTS DIRECTORY - 1.973 .'i(~.'-2r2£-;£-;£°i~~-3S".c;~, :~-3c~-;~~?:-3~~ 3E-3~'7`c-~ x-~~. "c-3~~h-3t~-;'c-1'r# VILLAGE BALL - 16l~1.~ ~•Test Larpenteur Avenue - 6~1~_5050 8 :30 A P•1 T to 1 : 30 P P . . , ~ . • r~onday thru Friday - 6~-2I~01 MAYOR: ti~Tillis C. A. ti1rarkentien 179I~ N. Albert 6!~l~-2908 COUNCII,MFMBERS ~°Iilliam H. Black N 1869 N. Albert 61~-8892 orman W. Ecklund Charles P Stone 191 Summer 6!~l~-1383 . Luella Stocker 1375 ~T. Idaho 163 W 6t1t1-8960 . Iowa bi~l~_6886 CLERK-ADMIDIISTRATOR: Dewan B. Barnes 11208 Lake Court 890-2t~88 DEPUTY CLERK - TRAFFIC CLERK: Irene E. Tein 1395 W. Iowa 6J~I~-576t~ r~.AINTENANCE DEPT: Kenneth Quarn 166t~ Edmund Ave. 6tilL-2276 61.~I~-5050 Off . SECRETARY: . De'oorah Molitor 11196 W, Larpenteur 61111.-1739 BOOKKEEPER: Eric Swanson 20171g1ehart 61~i~-9937 JUSTICE OF THE PEACE: Steven Nelson R 1720 W. Larpenteur 61111-1831 onald Riach 1735 N. Holton 6111-9817 1255 W. Larpenteur 61111.-539 Off. FIRE CHIEF: Albert J. Helbig 1517 W. Idaho 615-11186 ASST. FIRE CHIEF Henry J. Dachtera 173 N. Pascal 6l 6-0128 Robert Lucy 1715 r1. Pascal ~ ..6116-11715 CIVIL DEFENSE DIRECTOR: Henry J. Dachtera 173I~ N. Pascal 6116-0128 VILLAGE ATTORNEY; John R. Kenefick -Briggs and Morgan - First rJational Bank Building 227-8021 VILLAGE ENGINEER; Brad Lemberg - Bonestroo, Rosene, Anderlik & Assocs. 636-01163 Ho. 636-11600 Off . BUILDING INSPECTOR: Richard Magnuson 1810 r1. Holton 611.6-2211 Shoreview Office X811-1333. ELECTRICAL INSPECTOR: Gilman Moe 21h0 LaCrosse 735-2325 .GAS INSPECTOR; Frank B. Eha 691 Orange St • 77~.-88t1l~ PLUr~ING INSPECTOR: Richard Alquist 1006 Arbogast I181~-7930 HORTICULTURIST : Dr. C . Gustav I-lard 1937 Autumn 61111-8132 ~ 373-0010 Off. e ~~ ~, E~, , ,~ ~ ~~~~~~ _ 1644 WEST IARPENTEUR AVENUE - ~' 8 n~/~n,, ~ ' w FALCON HEIGHTS, MINNESOTA 55113 "` PHONE: 644-5050 FALCON h'ETGHTS DIRECTORY - 1973 ASST. ti-JEED INSPECTOR: Kenneth Quarn 166t~ Edmund 6I~~-2276 H ANIMAL CONTROL: $ & E Patrol, Inc. LIQUOR STORE EP4PLOYEES: MA?dAGER: George J. U,1i11kom CLERKS: Curtis Conzett John F. Sosniecki Joseph A. Strzyzewski • e. 6~t~-5050 Off . 2021 i~J. Co. Rd. C 633-6533 1269 w. Idaho ?~88-8596 LIQUOR STORE 61~-0110 Off. 5 Pointcross Dr. 786-0028 2815 Silver Lake Rd.789-8156 302 Thomas 226-8367 ~n 1 ~~ ,i %~~ ~ • ~ 1644 WEST LARPENTEUR AVENUE !']~ n "`/v FALCON HEIGHTS, MINNESOTA 55113 v~/V ``~~(~(~_~J PHONE: 644-5050. CALENDAR FOR VILLAGE fiALL USE - 1973 ' MONDAY: • Justice Court -Steven A. Nelson ~~ Ronald Riach 7:00 P.M. TUESDAY: Fire Department Business r:eeti g Rescue Training Sessions, Civil Defense Meetings WEDNESDAYS Open for Various Committee Meetings THURSDAY: Village Council_Meetings 2nd & lsth FRIDAY: Special Court Plights if Not Held Open Use of the Village Ha11 is subject to approval by the Clerk-Administrator. There will be a service • ch f arge o $15,00 for janitorial and overhead expense for at~y meetings other than official Village meetings. In addition to the open Wednesday or Friday night, the hall may be scheduled for atry proper public use by Citizens of Falcon Heights between the hours of 8:30 A .M . and !~ : 30 P .M . , P~londay th ru Fri day upon submission and approval of written application addres- sed to the Dillage Clerk-Administrator, not more than fifteen days prior to the event. ,fin ~/ ,r ;~,,, , • • ~~~~/'~~ • 1644 WEST UIRPENTEUR AVENUE V IIVI'I//I f/rJ~~ ~~~ FAICON HEIGHTS, MINNESOTA 55113 11111111 \,/aM PHONE: 644-5050 ", V `; ~ 1973 ' HUI~ZAN RIGIiTS COI~LZISSIOTd George Carver, Chairman William H. Brown Rev. John Groettum Como Park Lutheran Church P~:rs. Patricia Buschmann, Secretary - Mrs. Rosemary Swingle Dwight Fi. Brown Miss Beverly Korstad • Lawrence S. MacDonald Arley D. Waldo .:. `~ Ex~i_res 12-31 1376 Z'1. a Avenue 6116-5988 19?T Tdaha 1808 Asbury Avenue 6~.6-1201 1971 Honeywell -Office 331-~1~.1 Ext. 53618 18l~0 Pascal Avenue 6~.t~-9669 197l~ 191l~ Arona Avenue 6l~1~-1568 1975 1898 Pascal Avenue 6115-3883 1975 1827 N. Hamline 6l~5-2656 X973 1625 Garden Avenue 6I~L~-6119 1973 1905 N. Albert 6l~6-5t~19 1973 1736 Fry Street 6l.~11-9228 .1973 Three year terms - Originated May 9, 1968 11 P•4ember organization - ,// r ~ j' ~ , • • ~ ~~~~~I~~ • 1644 WEST LARPENTEUR AVENUE FALCON HEIGHTS, MINNESOTA 55113 PHONE. 644-5050 19 73 ' • • George W, Plant, Chairman Z•Srs. R. F. Berdie, Secretary James I. Lammers Robert C. Blomberg Leo S. Ohman A. J. Schwantes Leslie W. Larsen PLAIdNIP1G COI~'-'ISSIOit 1861 Moore Street 6!1!1-8612 2208 Folwell 646-6778 1697 TI. Hamline 6!1!_~-0532 1!181 tiJ. Iloyt 6114-5905 1635 Garden Avenue 645-7282 1753 Lindig Street 6t,.5-2616 1477 W. Iowa 641..7129 Ordinance No. 19 (3 members) Stagger 3 year terms Dr. Duane R. Ausrnan Pers. Veronica Kjelland Keith I. Loken 1973 BOARD OF IiFALTIi 1583 N, Iiamline 1794 Arona Ave. 1645 Garden Ave. 646-9693 646-3347 645-3715 E Tres .. ,- 1973 1973 1973 1975 1975 1974 1974 E Tres 19 74 19 75 1973 ~ / ^/ i f ~ ~ ~ • 1644 WEST LARPENTEUR AVENUE Q~ /"~ FALCON HEIGHTS, MINNESOTA 55113 e ' ~ •Cj(,(`~J PHONE: 644-5050 1973. RECRF.ATTON ADVISORY COi~'i~TTEE #3:-;;-;r3£-~~cr ~~-i~.c-Y,-~ci; ;; 3'r;-~:-`s' ~-;£-~-;~3E-3'.-3:-3.s-2'-:c Jim McGuire, Chairman1529 tii1. Iowa Ave. 644-1066 airs. Lillian Duethman. , .. ,. 1806 l1. Albert 644-6310 John Quast 1530 VAT. Iowa 646-0100 P'rs . Melvin Pothen, Secretary 1807 N. Fiamline 6411-9555 Bi11~ Foreman 1564 Burton 645-9917 Len Harkness 1879 Tatum 644-8537 Barbara Lukermann 2211 Folwcll 645-2625 Richard Magnuson 1810 N. Holton 6146-2211 Zv'ayne Sorenson 1537 W. Iowa 6411-5373 - 645-3681 Ex.730 bf1 • James Duffy 1961 Summer 644-9532 Robert Teigen, Vice Ch. 1656 Garden Avenue 641.4-2527 Richard Thorp 1929 Summer Street 6145_7863 Richard Shibrowski 1846 Arona 645-8841 • i6 Mayor Warkentien Clerk-Administrator Barnes Councilman Black Councilman Ecklund i• Councilman Stone Councilwoman Stocker. 1973 VILLAGE COUNCIL ASSIGNMENTS Civil Def ense Municipal Liquor Store Public Relations ' Recreational Advisory Committee Weed Inspection • Consultant Services (a) Engineering " (b) Investment (c) Legal Insurance ' Departmental Administration Municipal Buildings and Grounds including Fire Hall Animal Control Recreational Programs Building Code Planning and Zoning Recreational Land Acquisition ' Representative to Ramsey_ County League of I~Sunicipalities " Public Utilities Board of Health Fire Department Liaison to Human Rights Committee Alternate Representative to the Ramsey County League of Municipalities Acting Mayor Finance Legislative Liaison Sheriff Department Liaison Alternate Representative to the Legislative Committee of the Ramsey County League of Municipalities Metro Government Liaison (a) Metro Council (b) Metro Open Space Planning (c) Metro Sewer Board (d) Metro Transit Commission Representative to Legislative Committee of the Ramsey County League of Municipalities Liaison to Business Community