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Home My WebLink About11/18/1970 P&Z MinutesTho regular meeting of the Lino Lakes fdlanning and Zoning Board held on kovember 18, 1970 was dalled to order by. Chairman 1.4cLean at 8:05 pm.. All member and Councilman Cardinal were present, as well a a Iarge audience, kr, Ldcher and 11r. Gotwald also arrived later in the evening, Mr, Karth moved tocceept the minutes of the September meeting as presented, Sedonded by Mrc Rehbein, Carried, gn permit Luther 38 had been requested by the Outpost Sport Center, The sign is to be located on the Southeast earner of Centerville 'toad and birch Street— Mr, Gotwald had stated that the sign met the ordinance requirements with the exception of being within 500 feet of a nearby residence, Birch Street could be considered a natural barrier between the house and the sign, The sign would not create a traffic hazard, Fir,, Kelling moved to recommend to the Council they grant a sign permit to the Outpost Sport Center for sign #38 provided the sign be located 500 feet south of Birch Street, Seconded by Lr9 Husnik, Motion carried, The Skelly Oil Uompany requested sign permit ii39 for a sign to be located on their property near the freeway, The request was for a height of 100 above grade with our Ordinance allowing only 65Q above grade) thus requiring a variande The requested sign would replace a present 40" sign, The sign would have a steel. and condrete base The request had not been okayed by the Engineer so the application and other printed material was turned over to Ar, Gotwald, The Board recommended that the reqoest be held over to the December 16 meeting 9 kr, Gotwald will review the applidatien within the next week and relay his opinion to the Boa rd The sign request will be on the agenda for December 16 and is requested to be on the Council agenda for DedeMber 28th-, The Clerk should inform the applicant that the hearings will be held in the new Village Hall, Mn2ean, Mr. Keying and Mr, VanHousen had gone over the proposed new zoning code for Lino Lskes, A speaJial informal meeting has been Jet up for 1.Jednesday5. December 2 at 7:30 p,m, at the home of John McLean, 6440 Otter Lake Road, for the purpose of reviewing the proposed dode, Mr, McLean gave eadh rember a ropy of the proposed reciassifi,:ations, No Cormal altion will he taken until December 16th, The proposed revision of the building code will be held over until the first of the year as it is contingent on the new rezoning code.. A public hearing was held to consider the proposal to ban shot gun hunting and trap shooting In the gouthwest dorner of the Village, One hundred seenty—t-vd individual signdlpares had ,:oen obtained on a petition oprosing poasae of the ordinAnde. Several in the audiende spoke oat agains oaslawing all hunting, Only en:; couple opoke In fa7lor of banning all shooting, They stated the bird population teen depleted and 'e:as net returning, Their main objeation was to hens being shot Which is already outlawed under State law, kr.Bill stated that if lays are being violated roper authorities should be notifisd, tr. l'.a11-__ng stated it is a fact that if you diose huntin7 it does not inerease bird oiulsti,n, :a.derty owner:, shoulo get deo:ether s-d past their own land, ast deoplo in tha audied e and ch the Bra -d felt ',,,hat catlawing all hontipg was not n:dddoary: Ns ha-ye eimr,: h Laws sia-ead;- ard th,se ahodld be nforded na., hbien stated that the Anoka 1-;ounty Sheriff's Office apparently did not know about the IV.,rh.-,ing laws in Lino •Lakes.as tla. had told hunters to go ahead and hunt during the r:7.--day season, Mr. Locher will relay- a copy of Ordinance #27 to the Anoka County Sheriff, chen Mr, klobean polled the Board on their feelings of the proposed ban, Mr, Karth stated that "the way people abuse private property he would just as soon see it passed," The rest of the Board felt, we had enoogh laws already and they should be enforced. Yr, Kelling roved to recommend to the Louncil that they leave the gun law on the book as is btit the present Ordinance #27 shou3d, be enforoed both by the County Sheriff and the leoal officials, Ln lieu of banning all shooting, Seconded by hr. McLean, Carried unanimd.61y. A man in. the audienJoe asked If bow and arrowiunting was allowed in Lino Lakes, Attorney Locher ruled that aocording to Ordinance #27 bow and arrow hunting is allowed in Lino Lakes, The above hearing was closed. The hearing for a rezoning request by ELL. Hehbein and on was continued from the previous rpltin g at 8:35 p,p, Mr, Rehbein was requesting rezoning of a parcel of land near the cemer of Lak:',: Drive and Main Street, from residential to comercial for the purpose of ereting three apartment buildings containing 36 units each. Only one building will be built in 19 a with plaln for one building each year in 1972 and 1973, Mr Lecher stated that all the '2ogal reRuirements had been met and read the list of mailings for the public hearing, Mr, McLean read two letters from hr. VanHousen . . whioh are attached to these minutes and labeled az Exhibits A and P. These letters contained objections to the plasu for the partments, Mr. Rehbein presented a Report on Plans and tentative appal of his sewage plant from the Lianosota Department of Health. This report is attaohed to these minutes as Exhibit C & C-1, M. Rehbein plans to start building n early 1971. Each building will have two 4-inch wells. All the roads and parking lots will be private, none pablio, Road surfacing will depend on the time ox year of installation, Mr, Gotwald stated the minim road surEace should be at least two-inoh asphalt over an adequate base, Mr. Rehbein agreed to this, The limited access to Highway 0 was discussed. Mr. Rehbein stated the County had no objeotha to the 60 driveway on Highway 8, Lino Lakes does not have an Ordinance covering road access, There is actually mere than a 60 width beoause Highway 8 is at an angle, Mr. Gotwald mentioned that after the projec is completed the driveway exiting on Main Street would probably be 1Wre widely used than the dviveway on Highway 8, Mr Gotwalds comments comerning the project are attached as Exhibit D, This letter covers torm water flow, wells and pumps, parking lot and roads, elevation, sewage and landsaping, The Board also dlscuased these items and brought up the fact that the State would have to inopea the sewage disposal periedicelly thu5 t.aking the matter somewhat out of Village hands sinwe thE State had approved the system. leharin.,:d in Ua audience whose property aht..ttiid tie propcsed rezoning wondered if there rare rc::.fiions ac to how -1o3e the draLu field coAd be to the property line, Mr. Got ad s:_,;od it ';0=1.1d ',..1e no closer than 20 feot and taat he would contac_t Rehbein.'„, 410 ol-see e.-1(1 zasc,: 31re the ch'aill field wouLd 'oa at laast 3O away from the property line 1i ;a5 old° n-Jted that on the plz7.he a sdos. 1.Ts ;Jaed over a drain fiela. Thic will 1:,, E.r,, IleLean MOVed to recom,uend. to the Council that they approve Ordinance 6-S as described Iin the heoring notise with the following items to be provided ty Ken Renbein: Assnran' ,a by dc.cteloper that he has County permits on ingress and egress to Hwy, 8, Devoloper 7ust provide lands.cnping plans plus pest a ene per cent of construrtion bond to insure fotnre landscaping. Developer will sup:ply Village i%ngineer with fiaal plan of storm water flow, Developer has assured Village that two.4-inch wells will be provided for each bldg, Developer will make ndeqsate adjument for proper drainage from middle building to surrounding terrain snd no change the direction of drainage or allow drainage to run on neighboring property, and drainage from parking lot will flow to street„ Developer will meve bak drain field of middle building from East line to be 30 feat from the line, Lion seconded by Mr. Hill, Carried unanimonsly The public hearing for E. L, ilehbein and *n 61. ed at 9:35 lom, A publie harry for the c;ortinnation of a rezoning petition subm:ited by Lee Smith was opened at 937 p,m, A difZereat presentatien weis submitted for rezoning Which was pproximately 5 are at the corner of LiTiac and Hwy, 8, or he NW corner of freeway 35W, This hearing is for only one area of land and once this hearing is terminated, a new hear- ing must be reopened for further resonings, 11r Lo,i:her otato '!at all legal requirement t,,ct. d been met and new 17,0tic s had been sent out, HT, Smith had ,omit ed the nocesary details as required in Ordinanoe Mr, Ray Jones of Gulf Oil Company sta%ed they proped to erect a ga:3; stations, restaurant, and motel complex, azning is now adequate for the gas st4ion and re:staurant and Mr. Jones would like a leiter to this offect, They are asking for rezoning from residential. to ommeroial for the motel., They are also considering a larger par1;e1 for rezoning. Mr, ho'ean stated they must nomply with Ch-dinanee 2l and have the material in 10 days in advance of the meeting when they wish to be heard, Mr,. Smith wondered if it would be 1.,ssible to get rezoning with provisions, The Board thought they would like to see this land rezoned to eommerAal but mast abide by the ordinane and proeed in an orderly sequenne, M3:, . Hill moved that the pablie hearing for Mr. Lee Smith be continued until Dee 16 at 9 pm at whieb time it may be rescheduled if nenessery, Seconded by i*IT, Keith, Carried. Hearing caused, Mc. Cardinal stated he had no farther information en possible request of a trailer permi from Mrs, Mabel Anderson, The tlailer bscse by the •;am on Main Street. is in the Village of Centemille according to the nap, M.r, Cardinal wondered if some areas of the wouJd be more suitable for trailer ,012TS than other a.:rea's, ttir, Mc-Lean thought this mattef would be covered as ,i,uggested land use:,7, uyylsrthe 11,,S14 rezoning ode, 1,1r, Al Dupre was present to amuNer questior oneeaing issuing of building persoltso. He Statel that mee pemits are -1ued when a -request is preoented with a survey and building plans.. 12 the of does not have 150.1 frontage or is 11.Ct 2k 2.(;Pe0 in size he instnlAe the applicant to get a variance from the Council, Once p7roof of the varlante is ,liomn he • issues the perk-lilt, Dupre gots a set 0,f plans J:'or new housem but no for remodeling jobS, lik The; 1-lumhing J.T.,!.spet;t0 decz not -:Tork with the 'euildin: inspeAor, only ted be same number on the permit, Concerning the sign ordinance, Mr, Dupre had never beer: asked to inspect new signs, Mr. Gotwald has never been asked to inspect new signs after they are erected, No procedure has been se up for inspection of signs after erection, Fees are charged for sign permits and this should over cost of inspection, The Board recommends to the Council that they employ some administrative teohniques inspect signs one they have been put up. When a man i put on roads full time he could be asslgned to inspect signs, Until that time the Enginoe could be assigned the job, Mr„, jester mentioned a mobile home near Baldwin Lake lAad and Uount7 Road J for whith a permit has never beevt. issued, The Council shold notify owner of illegal residence, Mr, J hbein mwed to adjourn at 10:30 p,m, Seconded by Mr. Husnik, Motien carried,