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HomeMy WebLinkAbout02/20/1980 P&Z Minutes• IIIThe regular meeting of the Lino Lakes Planning and Zoning Board was called 4lio order at 7:35 P.M. by Chairman Reinert. Members Present; Prokop, eath, Bathke, Doocy, Absent: Schwankl, Johnson. Mr. Doocy moved to approve the minutes of January 16, 1980 as presented. Seconded by MR. Heath. Motion declared passed. The first order of business was a presentation from Rite -Way Waterproofing on the request for Industrial Revnue Bonds for the expansion of that firm. Mr. Roy Mattson of Mattson Building of Cokato, made the presentation. This�for the information of the Planning and Zoning Board and no action is expected from this Commission. SbrruarY 20, 1980 • The plans include office space and shop area. The structure is to be located directly to the North of the existing building on Highway #49. The Land and Oaks Plat was considered. A representative for this plat had not arrived at this time. Mr. Schumacher read the minutes concerning the last action taken on this plat. This matter was tabled to later in the agenda. The next item was Sunset Oaks Plat II. Mr. Schumacher read the letter from Mr. Short, City Planning Consultant, pointing out this land is pro- posed for Industrial in the Comprehensive Land Use Plan. Mr. Stanley said they had considered the Industrial but felt that is so many years away, and felt that, at the present time residential is the only way the land can be used. The matter of this land being bordered by the Prison and the Interstate was questioned - is this marketable with those factors? Mr. Stanley felt there would be no bearing on the saleability of the land. There was discussion on whether this should be allowed to be platted as residential or required to remain as industrial as in the Comprehensive Land Use plan - the pros and cons of both uses was thoroughly examined. Mrs. Vi Schwankl arrived. She asked for an update on the discussion. Mr. Prokop moved to table this matter until the March 19, 1980 Planning and Zoning Board meeting. Seconded by Mr. Heath. Motion carried unanimou sly. The next item on the agenda was Pat Switzenberg. No one was present. Mr. Schumacher was questioned on the application for a rezoning. This matter was delayed until the next meeting. Mr. Tschida, representing Land and Oaks, had arrived. The platting request was considered. • Mr. Schumacher presented the Planner's concern with the driveway along IIICounty Road #14 and this requires permission from the Anoka County Highway Department. Planning and Zorn" Board 411 February 20, 1980 Page Two • r. Tschida said this had been submitted to Anoka County and their comments should be on file. The set backs of the building was discussed. Mr. Tschida agreed to go back and redesign this plat according to the recommendations of the Planner and Engineer. He will be on the March agenda. Mr. Doocey moved to table any action on this matter until the March meeting. Seconded by Mr. Heath. Motion carried unanimously. El Rehebein request for a variance for a driveway of over 300' feet was considered. This is necessitated by a low area in the front of the lot and the best buildable site is on the rear portion of the lot. Mr. Heath moved to approve this variance with the stipulations that the maintenance of the driveway is the responsibility of the land owner and must be dept open for emergency vehicles at all times. Seconded by Mrs. Schwankl. Motion declared passed. Mr. Scheunemann appeared before the Board with a proposal for a plat and asked for the feasibility of this plat. This land is located at Ware Road and 62nd street. •Mr. Scheunemannalso wants to construct his own home and asked if this can be done before the plat is filed. •here was discussion of the exclusion of the power line easement - this may not be included in the overall land area of the lots. As to the construction of his personal home, this matter would have to be cleared with the Council. The Board advised Mr. Scheunemann to prepare a pre- liminary plat for their consideration. He was also informed that Park dedication or money would be a part of this consideration. Mr. Kopec appeared before the Board to discuss the extension of Baldwin Lake Road. This would be beyond the existing maintained portion of that street. It was generelly felt this is not a dedicated City street. Mr. Kopec is interested in lands owned by Mr. Reed. If this street is to be installed, it will have to be done by the land owner. This City will not extend the street. Mr. Richard Barret's request for permission to store three automobiles in the rear of his garage was considered. Mr. Barret had obtained the signatures of four persons who had no objections to this request. He was informed the charge for a permit would be $5.00 per year. Mr. Barret plans to restore these cars. Mr. Heath moved to approve this storage permit. Seconded by Mr. Doocy. with the stipulation that only three vehicles - 67 Buick, 67 Ford and a 73 Mustang. Motion declared passed. 1 Rehbein presented a feasibility plat for the g- h side of Lantern Lane at is part of the Outlots. This contains 11 lots and would be platted for single family residences. Mr. Blackbird asked if there is any special requirements for the platting of these lots, and the general consensus of Planning and Zoni Board •February 20, 1980 Page Three this Board was that a preliminary plat should be prepared for their 41konsi Mrs. Switzenberg did not attend the meeting, the request was tabled unitl the next meeting. There was discussion on the requirement of all materials on plat be available before the public hearing is set. The general procedure was discussed and some change in the manner in which these matters are handled. Mr. Doocy moved to adjourn, seconded by Mr. Heath. Motion carried unanimously