HomeMy WebLinkAbout07/19/1967 P&Z MinutesPlanning Board
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The July 19-th 197 meeting of the Lino Lakes Plannin: Coinmissi n wag called to
order by Chairman Glenn Rehbein. The minutes were rdad and approved. Mebbers
present were: Glenn Rehbein, Jdstcr, Kelling, Cardinal, Bryant,
Stanley co:d :lapel.
Mr. ',In. Morrison was present for the hcarino regarding his proposed do kennel.
As no one present objected a metion was made by Jester seconded by :ockenlaiblo
that Mr. Morrison be :ranted a Kennel license. Llotien saried.
Mr. LIE,:viTI Prj.em appeared before tie Plnino 73.ord and asked questions about
necessed: accos to a pisoe of property located off St1.1i as thio property
would be. about 3006feet from the road right-o2-way. The owners of the iproperty
were also present.
The village engineer being-present adviseLthat they wo;,1161-hE6tr-tio• have. an
60 ft wide easement istead of only .50 ft--they were further advised to talk to the
Village Council and attorney.
Mr. A.B. Gustafson from St. Paul requested a moving permit. The house is presently
located in Minneapolis. Pictures were shown of the house. It is a 56 x 50 bldg.
to plans to mew: it on a 10 0x 600 ft. lot on 1ain St. This property presently
owned 1)7 Alex Licheidle. His plans are to convert it to a 4 unit apartmen
The total length would be 11 ft. The building inspector would inspect the house
before he would bc granted a I4oving permit. A motion was made by Heckeniaible
Seconded by K0111nO that providing that all the ordinances were conT)liod with
platting, etc.) he be granted a movin permit. Motion carri d.
Lir. 'Jayne Blomguist from Co. Rd. J. was present and stated that Carley Assoc.
said that he could sell Plats along Co. .Rd. J if he had a variance from Plannin7
Conesion. After cuestioning and discussi40 the issue the Plannina boa ...d said
it would be necessary to get a preliE,inary plat before lots could be divided and sold..
1:r. Elmer Robinson was present to ask 7.Dermission to build a Home in the s.w. corner
of 4o acres of his property. He was advised to go ahead as he does not have to
plat the pro7Derty.
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Mr. Bouj Alexjew from Aaldwin Lake Road requested building 7formit for property he
sold. Ho presented a diawing of a house plan with a plat plan in the corner.
The planning board said this was not in compliance with the requirements for a plat
plan as it did not have the s3jnafure of a surveyor and the Planning Board had no
assurance that .. the land had been survwyed. He contested that the drawing did meet
requirements. He was advised he must comply with our plattin7 requirements as the
property sold is less than 21- acres.
Mr. Don Carley and Geo. Gottwald of Carley Assoc. were present to give information
on the road ordinance. They gave the following information: This ordinance
was written about 10 years aro. It was taken from neighboring village road ordinances
such as Maplewood, Rosevill etc. At that time Tilson wanted to develop land in
our village. be had no road ordinance so the present ordinance was drawn up. Carley
pointed out that mucht,as changed since then and that our ordinance is no
longer ty,pical of surrounding villages. For exaple, road mixing is no longer done.
Bituminous curbs are not used. Bonds are not practical as no one except a few
large developers can afford to put up a bond.
Carley -oointod out that -other villages do in some cases alIow [;:ravel roads with the
owner of the property ogreeiny to maintain the road except for snow plowing and not
holding the villac:e responsible for any road problem until the road is brought up to
village specifications this being written right on their abstract or con:-,r2et.
Also discussed was the idea of stablizing the sand by means of oil, etc. This
being far less expensive than blacktop .
Carley said he did not recommend changing the road ordinances but rath_r that
even now the Council c,na :rant variancoa to the ordinance. It was pointed out
that granting variance often leads to trouble and that the Council has up to
this point refused to grant variances for gravel roads and that t:is is bard on the
small build within our village.
The —otter of aprointing a committee to study the road ordinance was brought up
and several names were presented. Kelling objected to using the names from the
list presented by the Lino Lakes Business and Development Con ittee. The five
final names selected were:
Meeting adjourned.
Dennis Houle
Harold Lehman
Arnold Kelling
Glenn Rehbein
James Cox
Respectfully submitted
Duane Kiepel