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HomeMy WebLinkAbout09/18/1968 P&Z Minutes1r The September 18, 1968, Planning and Zoning Board meeting was called to order at 8:10 by Chairmen Rehbein. Members present were Rehbein, Telling, Jester and *Lean, and Trustee Cardinal and Attorney Locher. The minutes of the August meeting were approved as read. Chairman Rehbein opened the Public Hearing of the rezoning of the Kenneth Rehbein property from residential to commercial wing. Attorney Locher shared the affidavit of mailing to,the adjoining property owners and the posting and publication of the public notice. There were no objections from the Board or the audience. The land to be rezoned is 30 acmes at Fourth and Pine having the following legal description: The West three - fourths of the Northwest one- quarter of the Northwest one.quarter ON 3/4 of NW 1/4 of NW 1/4) of section five (5), TOwnship Thirty -one (31), Range Twentyyplbo (22), Anoka County, Minnesota. Mr, Ken Rehbein also requested a Special Use Permit to construct, maintain, and operate a000rding to lew, a riding stable and horse show arena, and necessary structures end improvements incident thereto on the land described above. Mr. Jester moved that we recommend to the Council to rezone said land to oammeroial and to give Mr. Rehbein a speoial use permit to operate a riding stable. Seconded by Mr. belling. Carried. lb. Floyd Miller appeared to request a Special Use Permit to oonatruct, maintain, and operate, according to law, an office building, garage and cabinet shop, and n ecessary etruatures end improvements incident thereto on residential land he owns on West Rondeau Lake Drive. No publication or public notice is necessary for a special Use Permit but neighboring aesidents had been notified. No one appeared to comment for or against the 8peoial Use Permit. Mr. Telling moved that we recommend to the Council to grant a Special Use Permit to Mr. Floyd Miller and limit the permit to two acres where the building is located. Ssoonded by *. **Leen. Carried. Mr. Cecil leM0tte and Mr. Jim Husgik appeared to request a variance for a lot which Husnik is buying from*. LaYotte on Centerville Lake. After considerable dis- cussion about the roadway, drainage and park land dedication :Mr. Telling moved to recommend to the Council that they grant ilr. L*otte a variance for Lot 1, W tts ®s Second Addition, now known by metes and bounds, if the required legal end engineering requirements are met. Seconded by Mr. Jester. Carried. Chairnaa Rehbein asked Mr. Cardinal to report from the Council. Ile said that on October 16 the Board will be asked for a Special Use Permit for a trailer home on Were Road for an elderly mother. Ile presented the trailer park ordinance from Blaine. Be reported that the Council had obtained an option on the Bill Weldoch property (30 acres at $550 /sore) on Main Street and West Rondeau Lake Drive. The option was $100, which bolds this land until December 31, 1969. At that time, the down permits= be $1000 with payments of $1,200 a year at 5 per cent interest. Mr, Cardinal stated that be bed received a complaint that sirs. Rose LeTourneau had moved in a garage without a permit. The Board of Zoning made a recommendation to the Council to investigate the garage and carry out necessary procedures to correct the situation. a2w Also the resomandation was node to look into the Dick Olson situation and find out if he b living in the trailer house or in the basement house and make him comply with the building code. Some action should be taken even to the extent of having the building inspector sign a complaint. W. Rehbein asked that every Board member go through the Blaine ordinance and outline and change it to suit our needs. The Ordinance will be gone over at the October meeting. A special('i ing with the Council was set up for September 25 at 8 p.m. to continue the comprehensive planning and zoning of the previous special meeting. Mr. Rehbein asked Mr. Locher if the Village could do anything about the hard core juveniles which are being sent to the Youth Center. Mr. Locher replied the only thing would be publicity end through the Legislature. *. Rehbein stated that the Center bed been set up for emotionally disturbed children and for diagnostic pur- poses for delinquents and not for hard core criminals and did not have the facilities to take care of this problem. Both fir. Locher and Mr. Bohjanen stated that the Village should be compensated for the public facility in our Village. Mr. Rehbein recom- mended that the Council write a letter to the legislature stating our objection to hard core criminals at the Center. Mrs. Bohjanen stated that the best way to get publicity was to have housewives canvass the neighborhood with petitions. Mr. Bahianen felt that people do not make public statements at Council meetings but in private conversations you will find much opposition to the Center consuming escapees. NU,. Rehbein recounted manor items which were missing fr ibin business which he credited to the enoapees. He wondered if a whistle could be blown every time there is =escape, but Mr. Bohjanen said this had been suggested before and the officials at the Center objected to the publicity and constantly are trying to keep the break -outs quiet. Nr. Bohjanen stated that if anyone would start a publicity campaign they would have his support. All agreed that the only time we get publicity is when something drastic happens and then it is too late. Mr. Belling moved to adjourn at 10 ;10 p.n. Seconded by Ur. McLean. Carried.