HomeMy WebLinkAbout10-12-71 PZMM' NUT .S OF T7 PLANNING & ZONING r,OMMISS"ON
VTLLA^E OF LAKE ELMO
October 12, 1971.
The meeting was called to order by Chaff rrsan Lundovi st at 7:i0 PY.
Those oresert: Chairman i_undoeist, T'. Eder, R. Fo17, L. Raleigh, E. Tomljarovich, and
Tor Torseth, Fran Pott
Absert: 1. Kirvida
A motion was made and seconded to approve the minutes of the ,September 27th., meeting
as published. Carried unanimousy. The secretary advised the members that he had been
contacted by Mr. Art Johnson regard ng the published rirutes of the Eerterber 2nth.
public hearing. Mr, Johnson requested that the einites show that he was concerned
about the proposed minimum lot size as it annlies to his erorerty. The secretary
suggested that the minutes be amended to include Mr. Johnson's comments..A motion
was made and seconded that the minutes of the September 20th., meeting be approved as
ar-ended above. Parried unanimously.
Chairman Lundouist opened the public hearing for the Snecial use Permitsror Mr. Mrs..
T. A. 'ilnisch (Rose Ave and Highway 212). Interested parties present were Mrs. iilpisch
and Mr. L. Sc!:i lteen. No objections were voiced and the following motions were passed.
1). A motion was made that the Planning & Zoning Commission recommend to the
Village Council that a Special Use Permit be granted to permit a barn to be
moved onto the Hilpiach property and placed on blocks until spring. This
building must be installed on a permanent foundation b-r July 1, 1972.
The motion was seconded and carried unarlmous1.y.
2) . A motion was rade that the Planning - Zoning Commission recommend to the
Village Council that they issue a Special Use Permit to keep 1 sheep ar.d
two horses on the "ilpisch property. Duration of the hermit is to he one year.
The recommendation to approve the special use permit is based on the fact
that no objections were voiced by the surrounding 'cronerty owners, and the
req»ested use is a good use for this isolated 7 acre parcel of urged land.
The motion was seconded and carried unanimously.
The hearing was closed at P:05 P.M.
Mr. E. BEaubein appeared regarding a bullring permit for a t acre tract on the West
shore of Sunfish Lake. The Planning & Zoning 0ornmissf or advised Bi r ld .ng Inspector
Friedrich that there were no annarent problems with a per -it for the proposed site,
if the 66 foot roadwa-: easement was properly recorded. The proposed site is well
above the flood plain and the Proposed set -back from the existing lots on the westerly
bo'rndry of the tract, is sufficient to permit future subdivl lion of the 3 acres.
Mr. Ronald Kane and Frank Meyer appeared regarding a 5-acre parcel in the South 1 of the
S.E. of Section 3. They were asked to consider the dimensions of 330 ft. frontage and
660 foot depth as the best dimensions,for the parcel to be subdivided.
Mr. Mel Barutha appeared regarding a permit for a Tropical Fish Store at 3895 Urudson Road.
He was advised that the Planning Commission is rot opposed to the s ggested use at this
time, but a publi' hearing would be required on the matter. Also, he was advised to
look into the bending code req.:irements for signs, off-street parking.
The matter of the newly built foundation on highway right-of-way near the TTiloisch
property was discussed briefly. A motion was made that the V ll.ere Attorney reaffirm
to Mr. Hilpisch the Village's position on the removal of the foundation.
Seconded and carried unanimously.
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Minutes of the planning & Zoning Commission -- 10/12/71 -- Page 2.
M'r. Earl Friedrich appeared at the request of the Planning & Zoning °ommission, to
discuss the lots in the Dusty Lane area. He informed the members of the following:
1). He retains ownership of a vacant lot lying between the J. Trombley and
R.A. Johnson lots on Hi -View Drive. This lot is annroximately 100 ft by
250 ft. Mr. Trombley is cons;dering the purchase of this lot with full
understanding that it is not buildable.
2) . Mr. Friedrich also retains ownership of a lot south of the Johnson lot
which is also 100'x250'. This lot is part watershed and part former
dump and is also not buildable.
3). On Dusty Lane, Mr. Friedrich owns a parcel (adjacent to the Toetschinger lots
which is about 200'x200'. This land if developed will require a drainage
easement and would permit one lot with one house. Mr. Friedrich agrees
with these specifics.
All lots owned by Mr. Friedrich are not separate parcels, but rather,
an integral part of his "farm"tract.
The tract on the west side of Dusty Lane, awned by Mr. F. Hoffman
was sold to him after Mr. Kline and Mr. Hoffman approached Mr. Friedrich
to buy and split the lot because it was not buildable.
A motion was made that the Planning & Zoning Commission recommends to the Village
Council that they take the following position on the lots in the Dusty Lane -Hi -View
Drive area:
1). The Canfield lot is unbuildable prior to the availability of water and
sewer utilities.
2). The F. Hoffman tract, due to the character of the land and the existing
conditions. is unbuildable until sewer is available.
3). All remaining tracts owned by E. Friedrich must be platted prior to
any building permit approvals.
4). The three-100ft. lots owned by Mr. Nierson should be split into 2 equal
lots before permits are issued.
The above motion was seconded and carried unanimously.
It was also recommended that : upon acceptance by the Village Council, the people
named in the above motion be sent copies of the minutes of this meeting.
A motion to adjourn was made, seconded and carried at 11:18 F.M.
Respectftlly submitted,
F.J. °ott
* --0n October 3, four members of the P.Z.C., toured the unimproved tracts in the
Dusty Lane -Hi-View Drive area. The request to Mr. Friedrich, was a result of this
tour.
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