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HomeMy WebLinkAbout06/18/1969 P&Z MinutesThe regular meeting of the Lino Lakes Planning and Zoning Board held on June 18, 1969 was called to order at 8 :09 p.m. by Chairman McLean with all members present except Mr. Stanley and Councilman Cardinal. Mr. Jester moved to accept the minutes of the May meeting as read, seconded by Mr. Rehbein. Carried. Alfred Maisio appeared to request permission to make two lots out of three lots on Nordin Street. (near Maple and Orange Streets) Mr. Rehbein questioned the fact that he would be able to get building permits for homes on these lots as Nordin Street has not been accepted as a Village Street. They could see no problems in making the two lots from the three lots. Mr. Rehbein moved to recommend to the Council that Mr. Maisio appear before the Council Monday evening and get their opinion and that of the Attorney and the Building Inspector as to the building of homes on these lots. The Planning and Zoning Board has no objection to making two lots out of three. Seconded by Mr. Nailing. Carried. A public hearing was held on the request of Mr. George Smith, for a Special Use Permit to oDnstruct, maintain and operate, according to law, a riding stable and all necessary structures and improvements incident thereto on the land he rents on Birch Street. This is the farm formerly owned by Louie Rehbein, now owned by I.A.I., a corporation.) Mr. Locher arrived at this time.) Mr. Locher presented the affidavits of mailing to the 4joinning property and mentioned that the letter sent to Emmett Leibel had come beck to his office. Mr. Smith stated he had questioned his neighbors end found no objections to his riding stable. Mr. Jester mentioned he had heard objections from one neighbor. Mr. Smith said he had had experience in the horse business and had operated two stables previously, one in Montana end one in Dakota. Mr. Rehbein moved to recommend to the Council that the farm rented by Mr. Smith on Birch Street not be rezoned to commercial but left as residential property and that*. Smith be granted a Special Uae Permit to operate a riding stable, under the condition that his horses are kept off the public streets end other property at all times. Seconded by Mr. Husnik. Vote: All 'yes, except Mr. Jester. Motion carried, Mr, Al Stein appeared to request a rezoning or a special use permit for a mobile home court on 75 acres on Elm Street on the property nos owned by Josephine Fsyavville. Also with him were Crystal Ahlmann and Mrs. Feymoville. He said he wanted to talc over his plans with the Board and get a copy of the ordinance before he goes any further with his plans. He thought he could Look up the sewer with Circle Pines sad that he would pay for it 'for the moment.' Mr. Rehbein questioned this as other des her, wanted to hook up with Circle Pines and have been told, 'yes they could, but Circle Pines wanted to annex the property.° Mr. Stein realised the court would be contingent on hooking up . to Circle Pines. It was mentioned that these negotiations would have to be 'between the two Councils and the NSS,SD. Mr. Stein stated the sass of the court would be approximate1 100 mobile homes. Mr. McLean informed his the Council is Ming revisions in the Ordinance and that their hands are tied° until a tinsl deaisioaa is made by ths:Cpumail. When the Ordinance is completed M r. Stein Dill :valve e Dopy. (Al Stein, 845 --45th Avenue LE. ,Hills. 55421) Mr. Ember reported that Mr. Larkin ct Nesgele Billboard Company had called him and wee wry enzious for Line &noes to Mass a billboard ardinanoe. Mr. McLean told him that he would get the sample OWASMSs book trot Brovold and Stanley and reassign these to . Ather tsars at the Boost to be a 0O3ed. 2) The Board urged the Village Council to please appoint a new member to replace Mr. Brovold as soon as possible. The Jandric water franchise was discussed at great length. Mr. Rehbein stated that all other home builders and buyers in the Village of Lino Lakes plan on the expense of a water system at the time they build or buy their home. He could see no reason why the Jandric buyers could not expect this cost to be included in the purchase price of the home, and Jandric could give his system to the Village for $1.-D0. W. Locher had heard of one example where this had been done in another Village and there were two main difficulties with this instance; 1) The Village had no control over the installation of the pipes and they were placed 'helter- skelter' all aver the development. 2) The developer thought it was too expensive to send out water bills so the buyers never paid a bill and when the Village got the system they had to put meters in every house. so the owners had to pay a meter deposit and start paying for water, which made them very.angry. Mr. Jester emphasised that it is the DUTY of the Board of Zoning and the Village Council to protect the present and future taxpayers of Lino Lakes and WI their duty to insure a profit for any land developer. Mr. McLean moved to recommend to the Council that they look into the possibility of having Jandric turn over the water system to the Village for $1.00 in lieu of a buy- back feature. Seconded by Mr. Jester. Carried unanimously. Mr. McLean announced the next meeting for July 16th. Mr. Husnik moved to adjourn at 9:25, seconded by Mr. Kelling. Carried.