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HEARINGS:
Willard Morton: Crombie moved, seconded by Forsblad, to set a
public hearing for 7:45 p.m. on July 28, 1980, to hear comments
on Mr. Morton's application for a Conditional Use Permit for
a Real Estate Development Sign for Tartan Meadows on 1Qth Street.
Motion carriedl9-O.
Douglas Moore: Crombie moved, seconded by Lundquist, to set a
hearing for 8:00 p.m. on July 28, 1980, to hear comments on
Mr. Moore's application for a Conditional Use Permit to establish
a private kennel for up to ten animals on property (10 acres)
at 10644 Tenth Street North. Motion carried 9-0.
NOISE ORDINANCE: The Commission asked the Administrator to get a copy of
the PCA standards for noise control for the next meeting.
CONSERVANCY: The Commission expressed concerns about the limits place
on excavation (50 yds.), saying that would mean a Conditional Use Permit
would be required for every basement. They were concerned that filling
a wetland did not seem to be covered. And, they asked if bonds could be
required to prevent erosion on building permits; and asked that present
regulations on driveway bonds be enforced.
They agreed to discuss the regulations in depth at the July 28, 1980, meeting.
WOODBURY COMP. PLAN: Curran moved, seconded by Holden, to recommend approval
of the Woodbury Comp. Plan to the City Council. Motion carried 9-0.
COLON, FEDERAL LAND COMPANY: Prince asked if the City Counci, considered
her comments that Colon's proposal was for General Business and not Highway
Business. Whittaker advised the Commission that the Council was not con-
cerned about this; but, had not approved the concept because it calls for
public sanitary sewer, which is not planned for the area.
Fraser arrived at 9:10 p.m., indicating she had forgotten about this meeting.
Orginafly, no meeting was planned; but, agenda items necessitated the meeting.
Meeting adjourned at 9:15 p.m.
LAKE ELMO PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING, July 14, 1980
Chairman Michels convened the meeting at 7:38 p.m. with the following
Commissioners answering the roll: Forsblad, Curran, Prince, Gifford,
Crombie, Lyall, Lundquist, and Halden. Dreher and Fraser were absent.
Administrator Whittaker was also present.
MINUTES: Prince moved, seconded by Lundquist, to approve the minutes of
the June 23, 1980, meeting. Motion carried 9-0.
DERRICK LAND COMPANY — REQUEST TO SPLIT LOT 8, BLOCK 1, Demontreville
Highlands, 6th Add.: Brian Crombie represented Derrick Land Company.
He explained that soil tests and pert tests on the lot indicated that
it could support two drainfield sites for each of the proposed lots the
simple lot division would creat. /
He said there had been some concern when the lot was platted that it
might not be large enough'for the required setbacks and sewer systems
with the drainage easements and gas line on the lot. And, there was
no way to test this out before the land was originally platted be—
cause it was too late in the year.
James W. Kugler, White Bear Soil Testing, said the tests have shown the
lot can -handle- two home sites with two drainfield sites on each.
Lundquist moved, seconded by Prince, to recommend 4hat the City Council
grant the Simple Lot Division providing that:
1. Each lot have one acre of land suitable for a drainfield (dry
land);
2. Each lot have two drainfield sites perced out;
3. Each lot have at least 13- acres.
Motion carried 8-044,with Crombie abstaining.
HAMMES PERMIT TO MOVE FOUR BUILDINGS »LOM THE REGIONAL PARK RESERVE LAND
TO 10t112 Tenth Street: William Hammes asked for the Planning Commissions
recommendation on his request to move three outbuildings and one home to
his property on loth Street.
The three outbuildings would be used to replace exi.stistructures, which
would be torn down. The home would be stored temporarily until a permanent
location could be found.
Bruee Rosenau, City Building Inspector, said the buildings are sound; but,
may need some work after being moved. He said there is no limit to the number
of Agricultural buildings a party can put on a lot this size. He suggested
the City require a bond for the removal of the home; and suggested a one
year time limit for moving the home.
Lyall moved, seconded by Forsblad, to recommend the City Council grant permits
to move the four buildings with the following conditions:
1. The home be moved to a permanent location within one year; and
that the Hammes secure a moving permit for the home when it is
moved to that site;
2. The building inspector cheek the buildings for soundness once
moved;
3. The Hammes provide a bond assuring the removal of the home within
one year.
Motion carried 9-0.
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AGENDA
LAKE ELMO PLANNING COMMISSION
JULY 14, 1980
NOTICE: The number of Agenda items necessitated this
meeting - Sorry!!! LEW
7:30 P.M. Convene
Minutes, June 23 meeting
Defenition of High Flood - "of"
Derrick Land Company - Simple Lot Division
Lot 8, Block 1, DeMontreville Highlands
6th Addition
Possible -- Hammes - Building Moving Permit
8:00 P.M.
8:30 P.M.
Set hearings
A. Willard Morton - CUP for Real Estate
Development Sign
B. Douglas Moore - CUP for Dog Kennel
10644 - l0th St. N.
Noise Ordinance
Sam Listi from Isberg, Resenberg, Chelseth
A. Conservancy
B. Woodbury Plan
9:00 P.M. Report
A. Colon Concept Plan