HomeMy WebLinkAbout05/21/1969 P&Z MinutesMay 218, 1969
The regular meeting of the Lino Lakes Planning and Zoning Board was called to order by
Chairman McLean at 8:10 p.m. Those present were Husnik, Kelling, ]*Lean, Brovold and
Cardinal with Mr. Rehbein arriving late.
Mr. 'telling moved to accept the April 16 minutes as read. Seconded by Mr. Huenik. Carried.
Mr, McLean announced that Brovold and Stanley had not been able to study the billboard
ordinances as previously requested, but hoped they would be ready for the next meeting.
Mr. Brovold stated that he was moving out of state and had sent a letter of resignation..
to Mayor L'Allier.
Mr. Paul Miller of Acton Construction Company requested time to discuss with the Board his
Company's intention of putting in a mobile trailer park on sixty acres at'the Southwest
corner of Main Street end 35E, south of the Leo Harris property. Mr. Miller dated that
he wee well aware that no park could go in until the newer problem is settled satisfactor-
ily, He seemed to think it would be about two years until any solution to sewers would
be definite end this coincided with their plans of building the trailer park. He said
that it would be a deluxe, up-to -date court, meeting all Village requirements. Mr. Mc-
Lean toad him the present ordinance was being updated and as soon as it was he would be
sent a copy. Mr. Cardinal explained that the zoning along that street was under discus-
sion and probably would have to be discussed further with a prof•*asional planner.
Mr* Miller will request a zoning change after the sewer problem is solved end just wanted
the Village to be swore of Aaton'e plans.
Mr. Brovold stated that the Schwenkel trailer house had been moved out of the Village.
The mobile home ordinance was discussed once again. Mr. Cardinal explained that the
Council thought the Blaine Ordinance was too similar to ours to require a complete re'
printing and thought only up- dating of our present ordinance was necessary.. Glenn Rea-
m bein stated that just in the last few weeks trailer parks are becoming more like hewing
projects and should have lot sizes accordingly. The question was rained "Whet do we vent
to attract -- 'mobile trailers' or 'permanent, deluxe, trailer homes' ?" Some thought it
may be necessary to some day have two complete ordinances, one to cover each type of parka
Mr. Rebbein moved to recommend to the Council en amendment to the previously recommended
Blaine Ordinance the following: lot Size --60' by 100' (6,000 sq., ft.), tree size --2 1/2
inch diameter, set back --20 feet from curbline, with ten foot minimum from lot line the
rest of the way around the trailer. Seconded by Mr. Balling. Carried.
Mr. Rehbein stated that in his opinion no one could start a trailer park in Lino Lakes
without a central sewage sayaten. (Village system)
The Jandrio franchise was discussed. Mr. Holman mentioned that Jandrio wants to set up
the sewer system ss a separate utility if the franchise works out.
Dave Brovold stated that an Anoka County Deputy had told him that any road used by the
general public for access to property autamstiosily beoomes a Village road. He wondered
when Maple Street would be considered a Village street and when it would be fixed up to
Village standards and taken care of as such. Also, if it is not a Village road than
the street sign should be taken down.
Mr. Brovold asked when a Village is considered large enough to have 24 -hour police prow
tection. Mr. Cardinal answered that the County Sheriff gives us a limited amount of 24
hour protection. Mr,' Brovold thought this was only 'oak call in emergency' protect.
Police protection was discussed in general with all agreeing the police protection was
adequate for the piss at the Village.
ilr. Cerdimah announced a special meeting with the Council:- _ , for guns 12th.
Mk.. *slim imouosed the memt legator meetiO$ for June 16th. li6r. Kollian moved to ad-
journ at 9:45, seoondad by ale. La. Carded.