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HomeMy WebLinkAbout08/20/1969 P&Z MinutesSThe Regular meeting of the Lino Lakes Planning and Zoning Commission held on August 20, 19t9pascalledtoorderat8 :10 p,m. by Chairman McLean with all members present except StanleyandJester, Also present were Mr,: Cardinal,; Mr, Gotwald and SKr. Locher, Mr, Kelling moved to accept the minutes of the July 16 meeting as read. Seconded by Mr,: Karth. Carried. Mr,; McLean appointed .1r. Karth, er. Jester and Mr. Rehbein to study the Uniform buildingCodeandmakearecommendationtotheBoardonadoptingthiscodebyreference, The CouncilhadrequestedthisbedonebeforeSeptember22nd<, The Code would take the place of the presentbuildingcode, :fir. Gotwald stated that many communities in this area have adopted theUniformBuildingCode, and it was noted that the Code would be more effective if every Vil, lege used it, er:, McLean announced that the proposed Billboard Ordinance would be presented at the Senn- ember 17 meeting,, Plastic pipe for drain, waste and vent pipe was di3cussed, with Mr, Gotwald stating thati err: a material stantpoint it is excellent° The main d :awback seems to be the expansion amid eetractionofthepipeinsomecasesuptoeightin:hes, In plaster construction.ehe pipemoveseuitealittleKr, Gc twaid mentioned that ;he plumbing inspector was not in fE), v o c ot' plasti a pipe but had said that if the State included plastic pipe in the Minnesota S :atenumbingCodethenhewouldgoalongwithitLo- •;t- vourselfers favor plastic pipe b exeseofeaseininstallation, Mr„ Locher stated that the State had passed a revised Plumbing Code which i.ncluder tilt useofpiaaticpipe:, This code is mandatory in every municipality in the State of. MinnesotaunlesstheVillagewoulddraftsomethingmorestringent:, Mr„ Keiling moved to recommend to the Council they hold of action on plastic pipe in theplumbingrodeuntilitisspelledoutintherevisedMinnesotarlumbingCodeandthisisavailabletotheVillageinprintedform. Seconded by Ar, Rehbein. Motion carried. At 8:45 er. , McLean opened the public hearing to consider the petition of Bruce O. Kafka andMr, Leo e, Kafka, for a Special Use Permit to park, maintain. and occupy as a residencetatLeoF. Kafka, for the natural life of Leo _'. Kafka, a mobile home, according to 1,w, onthelandsituatedintheVillageofLinoLakes, Minnesota at 6250 Ware Road. -'1r, Locherpresentedtheaffidavitsofmailingandpostingaccordingtolaw° There were no objectionsfromtheaudienceortheBoardtowardthemobilehome. it was noted that the action taken at the previous Board meeting should have been to recommendanearingandnotamotionrecommendingtheSpecial_ Use rermit, Mr, Kelling moved to recommend to the Council they grant a special use permitto Mr, Leo F. Kafka on a mobile home (10' by !45a minimum per code) understanding any time he terminatesthisusethetrailerwillbemovedtootherpropertywithproperpermitsorremovedfrom theVillage° Seconded by Mr. Husnik. Motion carried. Hearing adjourned. At 9:00 p.m, Mr. McLean convened the public hearing to consider the petition of Naegele Out- door Advertising Company, Inc,, for a Special Use Permit to construct and maintain, accordingtoLaw, Outdoor advertising directional signs on parcels of land on Birch Street near theentrancetotheJandricdevelopment. Mr. Locher presented the affidavits of posting endfilingaccordingtolaw. No one was present from Naegele. Aarr, hehbein moved to coneirele the hearing until $u Wore specific informatien on size .rid description the Council meeting on Monday, August 25 or at the 17th, The applicant will be notified of this deci It was pointed out the permits should be issued in to be presented. hearing adjourned. 1r1 time es the applicant could supply ef the sign:3. This could either' he at next elan-cling Board meeting on September eion, Seconded by Mr. Kelling. Carried light of the Billboard Ordinance on Mr, McLean reouested copies of the new traiier ord:mance for each of the Board membees, Mr, Locher distributed copies of the proposed unde.ground utilities ordinance. Buried cable costs about ten times as much to install as overhead cable, There was some discussion on the cost of installation which would be paid by the consumer, A gentleman from NSP meet with the Council on Monday night to discuss the proposed ordinance. Mr. Gotwald wiil contact someone to meet with the nlanning Board oi September 17th. Mr. Gotwald had s.lreaca contacted a public relations man from the Minnesota Mobile Home Association to eeet eiLn th Board on the 17th and give them a true picture of ehe taxes concerning mobile Somee, Mr. Al Stein and Mrs, Ahlmann appeared to discuss he proposed teener pa' or aae This land will have to be rezoned to commercial arel will aleo require a specjal use were They mast present a petition signed by 2/3 of the randowners within 300 feet of the eiepetv or the Council could rezone the land by resolution Mrs Ahlmann told of the problen ? involved le trying to <et signatures on a peeitece She stated that no one was opposed tc the proposed par bet yee hey would not sig e pe ,Ie in favor of it Mr, Husnik suggested leaving a 300' etrip of their land as resiere all around the rezoned perk nnn then no signatures would be reouired but their Mr. SteinStein stated they would work on this suegestioe, Mr, Cardinal stated it had been eentioned thee the ordinance should include ta..ie-qc the utility buildings for shelter in case of toenacoes, etc, Mr, Gotwald didn e ehiee ,e- basements would be large enough to accomodete L000 people and in this case the peeocdo school could be used for shelter, Sewer for the eourt was discussed. Mr. Gotwald presented the proposed thoroughfare map. The main object of the map is le poin, out proposed future roads for the convenience of the Building Inspector in issueing buildire permits. This map showed future roads on the sectnon lines as well as other roses, Ar. Gotwald thought it would be nice to have a boulevaid system around the lakes but also agreed it would be impossible on some sides of the lakes, Mr. Gotwald will color in the swamps and lowlands and add the quarter section lines to the map. Mr. Ken Rehbein requested a va riance for a lot lees than 2i acres in size on Oak Lane on the Hubert Hammer property, The crooked roadway was discussed in detail. Mr, Kelling moved to recommend to the Council they grant a variance to Hubert Hammer with the con- tingency that positive action be taken to acquire 66 feet of roadway. Seconded by Mr, Husnik. Motion carried, Mr, Kelling moved to adjourn at 10:15 p.m,' seconded by Mr, Karth. Carried.