HomeMy WebLinkAbout1980-056P Council OrdinancesORDINANCE NO. 56P
CITY OF LINO LAKES
COUNTY OF ANOKA
STATE OF MINNESOTA
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 6 OF THE CITY OF LINO LAKES
BY REZONING CERTAIN REAL ESTATE TO DUPLEX FAMILY (R-2).
The City Council of the City of Lino Lakes, Anoka County,
Minnesota, does ordain:
I.
Ordinance No. 6, of the City of Lino Lakes, Anoka County,
Minnesota, passed by the then Village Council on July 18, 1955,
is hereby amended by rezoning from Residential Single Family (R-1)
to Duplex Family (R-2), pursuant to the provisions of Ordinance
No. 56, of the City of Lino Lakes, the following described real
estate:
Lots 2 and 3, Block 2; Lots 2, 12 and 13, Block 3; and
Lots 2 and 3, Block 4, all in Mar Don Acres, according
to the map or plat thereof on file and of record in the
office of the County Recorder, Anoka County, Minnesota.
II.
Save as above amended, said Ordinance No. 6 shall stand as
initially passed and as previously amended.
III.
This Ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and
after its passage and publication according to law.
Passed by the City Council this 14th day of July, 1980.
F. Kenneth Gourley, Mayor
ATTEST:
Edna L. Sarner, Clerk -Treasurer
(CITY SEAL)
Council Meeting
July 14, 1980
Page Four
special use permits issued to Mr. Peter Scherer for stipping furniture and
o El Rehbein & Son for Outlots H & K were considered for renewal. Mr. Jaworski
moved to continue these permits for another year. Seconded by Mr. Kulaszewicz.
Mein carried unanimously.
Mrs. Elsenpeter moved to continue this hearing to the July 28, 1980 meeting.
Seconded by Mr. Kulaszewicz. Motion carried unanimously. This hearing will
be at 8:30 P.M.
14(ayor Gourley called the public hearing on the rezoning request of Marlin Tramm
or the R2 zoning in MarDon Acres.
I't was suggested that these lots should be dispersed throughout the plat rather
t an in a row. The Council has suggested that perhaps the lots adjacent to the
p wer line easement would be more suitable for this type of construction.
L t 2 & 3, Block 4; Lots 12 & 13, & 2; Block 3; Lots 2 & 3, Block 2; - this is
a total of seven lots. Mr. Tramm was agreeable to these lots. He was told that;
Rfl is allowed on these lots, however, if he wishes to put R2 on another lot, it
11 need to be rezoned.: There was no comment from the audience.
Jaworski moved to rezone the above listed lots from R1 to R2. Seconded by
lulaszewicz. Motion carried unanimously.
10r. Jaworski moved to close the hearing. Seconded by Mr. Kulaszewicz. Motion
carried unanimously. 9:35 P.M.
The status of the publication of Ord. 56M was discussed. The Clerk explained
thar,..,this had been left out of the paper due to a mixup in instructions. This
wil ave to be continued until the July 28, 1980 meeting. Mr. Jaworski moved
to continue this until July 28, 1980 at 9:00 P.M. Seconded by Mr. Kulaszewicz.
Motion carried unanimously.
A recess was called at this point in time.
The meeting was continued and Mr. Suchy's special use permit application was
considered. Mr. Schumacher read the application setting for the number of
animals to be kept on this land.
Mr. Suchy had presented a petition from neighbors agreeing to this use and a
second petition had been presented objecting to the keeping of these animals.
Several persons from the audience testified as to the area being well kept. Mr.
Pete Nadeau listed his objections to the keeping of animals at this location.
Mr. Suchy presented his reasons for the keeping of these animals, and also
noted his facilities for the animals.
Yrs. Elsenpeter moved to approve subject to the inspection of the adjacent
wet lands and that the animals be limited to 150 fryers, 20 geese,10 ducks,
5 laying hens, 4 head of cattle , 50 to 100 rabbits, with all swine to be re -
Dyed. Mr. ScThhy to be required to dispose of the waste and adequate fencing
• contain the animals on his property. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski.
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deua asked what disposal of the waste consists of - either tilling under
>r hauling away. Mr. Nadeau asked that the Health Department be called in.
!rs. Elsenpeter asked if the rabbits were in pens and Mr. Suchy said, Yes.
Waste to be removed weekly. Mrs. Elsenpeter amended the motion to ask for a
-ecommendation from the Anoka County!ealth Department. Someone suggested the
CA. Mrs. Elsenpeter agreed. Mr. Jaworski asked if this could be on a nine
Variance
Rezoning
CITY OF LINO LAKES
APPLICATION FOR VARIANCE
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REZONING
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LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF PARCELS (S) FOR WHICH APPLICATION
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3248 NEW BRIGHTON RD. • ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA 55112 - PHONE 633-6963
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April 16, 1980
Page Five
Lot 5 is to be included in this also making the numbers lots 5 through
11. The general feeling of this Board was that they would prefer to
hold this number of lots to 15% of the overall plat.
Mr. Tr.amm presented a design of the proposed duplexes which are two floor
but side by side duplexes.
Mr..Bathke moved that Block 2, Lots 5 through 11 be recommneded for
rezoning to R2. Mr. Prokop added that one copy of the developer's
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sketch be included in this proposal for Council consideration. Seconded
by Mr. Johnson. Motion delcared passed.
The lot split for Mrs. McClean was considered. The representative said
he had called a surveyor and it had been suggested, that in order to
save money, they felt that an indication of whether this lot split
would be allowed would be advisable before the actual work is done.
This lot is a corner lot facing Sunrise Avenuewith the side street
being Fairmont. This lot contains approximately one acre and has one
house on the lot at this time. This type of split has been allowed in
this area in the past.
The general consensus of the Board was that this would be allowed. The
representative was advised to proceed with the variances for this split.
The next item to be considered was a request from Mr. & Mrs. Illg for the
placement of a trailer on private property located along Pine Street.
Mr. Illg owns 5 acres of land at that location. Mr. Schumacher presented
the Council's request that this be submitted as a special use permit.
The fee has been paid, pictures of the trailer are attached. Mr.
Schumacher reminded the Board that Ordinance 6Q allows Moh%le homes
in a mobile home park only.
The legality of this was discussed.. It was felt that if this is allowed
it would almostimpossible to disallow the next request for the same
thing. Mr. Johnson felt this was creating an ongoing problem.
Mrs. Illg was asking for permission to keep the mobile home on that
pproperty for at least five years. Mr. Johnson felt this would open the
door for many more requests of this same nature and this Board would find
it hard to deny these requests.
Mr. Barthke felt this Board was being asked to make a concession due to
the economy and he flet this is something all persons are facing the
same problem/ This City's Ordinance states that mobile homes must:be
placed in a mobile home park. He felt this family was not being placed
in a position any different than many other mobile home owners. Mr.
Johnson felt this could lead to a city of temporary homes.
Mr. Bathke moved to recommeded to the Council that this special use
permit•application be denied. Seconded by Mr, Johnson. The motion
declared passed.
Planning and Zoning Board
April 16, 1980
Page Four
There was discussion on the transferring of a parcel of 'land with a
60' wide frontage leading into a parcel containing 2+ acres. Mr. Scherer
brought the Board up to date as to the history of this land. The State
Higway department condemned this property and used the soil for the
construction of 135E. A bank has been left on the South side of the
property. Mr. LeRoux is asking for a special use permit to remove this
bank in order to make this land usable. Even with the removal of this
soil, the land will be still at a higher elevation than 64th Street.
There was general discussion on the finished grade level and how this
was esbilished.
Mr. Johnson asked to have Mr. Gotwald's comments on this matter in writ-
ing. There was also discussion on the need for a topog map. It was
generally felt that one had been prepared, but Mr. LeRoux said they
would have another prepared, if necessary.
The letter of credit should be in the amount of $11,887.00 for the
restoration of 64th Street. It will also be neccasry to prepare plans
for the finished grade as compared to the existing grade in order to
compute the amount of dirt being taken from that area.
Mr. LeRoux is planning on only two 2 acres at a time, thus the topog map
willb prepared for each area,making sure the area being worked on is com-
pleted before the next one is started.
Mr. Prokop moved to table. Motion declared passed.
Special Use Permit - Marvin Emly - for a general repari shop on his
property on 62nd Street off Ware Road.
Mr. Emly explained the lots in the area are all very large. This is for
working on cars. Mr. Bathke moved to recommend this special use permit.
Seconded by Mr. Johnson.' Motion declared passed.
A special Use Permit for the extension of the use of the land being used
for auto salvage, remodeling of existing building to include use parts
sales and additional fence.
The front of the building will be remodeled in order to made the build-
ing on the North conform to the existing buildings.
Mrs. Schwankl moved to recommend approval of this special use permit.
Seconded by Mr. Johnson. To include a drawing. Motion declared passed.
The application of Mar Don Acres for the rezoning of lots in that plat,
/ 11 through 4, Block 2, to be rezoned to duplexes.
The percentage of lots this represents was discussed. Mr. Schumacher
said they had not considered the percentage, just that it was generally
felt the lots for duplexes should be in one portion of the plat.
Mr. Heath suggested lots 6 through 11, Block 2, be considered for this
rezoning.
April 28, 1980
Council Meeting
Page Ten
The amendments were accepted and seconded. Motion carried unanmously.
Mayor Gourley reminded Mr. Olson there will be a review on this permit one
year from July.
;The nest item on the agenda was the application of MarDon Homes for rezoning.
There was no one present to represt the company. Mrs. Elsenpeter moved to
table until a representative was present. Mayor Gourleyasked to amend to
table this until a Letter of Credit was revceived. Seconded by Mr. McLean.
Motion carried unanimosuly.
A special Use permit for the placing of a mobile home on private property had
been submitted by Mrs. I11g. Mr. Schumacher reported this special use permit
had been requested by the Council to be processed through the normal channels.
The Ordinance governing the placement of mobile homes within this City was
reviewed.
This proposal was to place this mobile home on five acres abutting Pine Street,
for a period of five years The Planning and Zoning Board had recommended
this request be denied.
Mr. McLean moved to deny this request. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Motion
carried unanimously.
Anoka County Historical Society had requested funds. Mr. McLean moved tc
table this until budget hearings. Seconded by Mr. Kulaszewicz. Motion
carried with Mayor Gourley voting, No.
Consideration of the Hand Bill Ordinance as presented by Mrs. Elsenpeter.
1rs. Elsenpeter moved to table. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Motion carried
nanimously.
Considertion of Susan Sears to the vacancy on the Park Board. Mrs. Elsenpeter
moved to approve this appointment. SEconded by Mr. Kulaszewicz. Motion
carried unanimously.
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Consideration of the March financial report. Mr. Schumacher explained brief%y.
Mayor Gourley said he had gone through this report and found no problems. 7e
Mr. Schumacher pointed out that over $40,000.00 in interest has been earned
the first quarter of this year. There was discussion op the different aspectsr
of this report, with Mr. Schumacher explaining the discrepancies.
Under new business, the subject of a mining permit fee was discussed. Th re
had been a mining permit fee schedule set up by Resolution - $100.00 plus
15C per yard; (5/29/73 - 8/28/72).
The next request was from the Fire Chief in Lexington who had suggested an
open house to view the fire fighting equipment. The request is for this
Council to select a date for this function. This was set for May 18, 198'
from 1:00 P.M. Mr. Schumacher will set this up.
The Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts and Cub Scouts spent the week end cleaning up the
road sides. Mayor Gourley will find who the letter should be addressed ani
inform the Clerk. A letter of thanks to be sent.
%'mayor Gourley reported on a meeting with County officials to discuss their
,tans for the new jail - to be completed in approximately 18 months - faced
with the overcrowed conditions in the^present building - the: plan presented
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Lino Lakes, Minnesota 55014
July 1, 1980
Mardon Homes, Inc.
3248 New Brighton Road
St. Paul, Minnesota 55112
Attention: Mr. Marlyn R. Tramm
Dear Mr. Tramm;
Your application for Rezoning to R - 2 in Mar Don Homes came before
the Council at the meeting held on June 30, 1980.
In as much as you were not present, no action was taken. The hearing
has been continued until July 14, 1980 at 8:15 P.M. If there is no
representation at this meeting, the hearing will be closed and no
further consideration will be given to your request.
You will then need to wait for one year and reapply for the rezoning
you desire.
If you have any questions on this matter, please contact the City
offices.
Respectfully,
Edna .1'. Sarner, Clerk - Treasurer
Minnehaha Avenue
Paul, Minnesota 55106
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April 21, 1980
RE: Thirteen lots of Marpon Acres,
Lino Lakes, Minnesota
To whom it may concern:
This letter shall serve as the bank's acknowledgement
of the following loan arrangement between Northwestern State
Bank, St. Paul, Minnesota and Marlyn Tramm:
Amount- $52,000 (Includes previous)
Term of loan- Seven years
Lot release repayment- $4,000 each for thirteen lots
Interest due monthly, with principal reductions as per
release schedule above.
Warren an erg,
Assistant Vice President
Northwestern State Bank St Pal.. Mirth,-
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MARDON HOMES INC.
3248 NEW BRIGHTON RD. • ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA 55112 - PHONE 633-6963
April 14, 1980
City Council
City -of Vino Lakes
1189 Main St.
Lino Lakes, Minn.
Dear Council Members:
Mardon Homes Inc. is trying to get Mardon Acres approval for FHA and VA
financing.
Mr. Thomas T. Feeney from the FHA has told us we could get approval if we
could deed the ponding area in Block 3 to the municipality, and they ( the
municipality) would maintain it.
I have talked to Mr. Gotwald about this matter and he seemed to think
something could be worked out.
This would be very benificial to us if this (FHA and. VA) type of financing
were available to us for Mardon Acres.
Any consideration in this matter would be greatly appreciated. Thank You.
Sincerely,
Marlyn R. Tramm Sec.
Mardon Homes Inc.
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