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Mounds View Planning Commission June 16, 1999 <br /> Regular Meeting Page 5 <br /> • <br /> MOTION/SECOND: Laube/Miller. To Direct Staff to Prepare a Resolution Denying a Conditional <br /> Use Permit to Construct a 576 Square-foot Addition to the Existing 720 Square-foot Garage at 2809 <br /> Woodale Drive. <br /> Ayes— 5 Nays—2 (Hegland, Kaden) Motionirried. <br /> Ail <br /> 559-99 <i ::.. __ <br /> 6. Planning Case No. r _w <br /> Property Involved: 2670 CountyRoad Ix:' 4: N n is <br /> Discussion concerning application to rezone property and o <br /> 40'a conditional use`p r ° )rxan ass ed <br /> living senior residential facility. "" '4..;t.>. <br /> Applicant:MSP Real Estate ` :VA ". " <br /> , <br /> Theapplicant was present. '°.::°''"' A%F" <br /> s <br /> PlanningAssociate Ericson gave the staff e ortt Amod,2,4 :_... :;. <br /> Alv j:f..;c';+.'w+ "- <br /> The re st'11,840$140 Estate for and a <br /> The Planning Commission has discussel�t qu�,�u rezoning <br /> conditional use permit at 2670 County RoadI, to allowan assistdrliving senior residential facility at <br /> • the last two meetings. The Planning ; mmiss on had asked the developer to provide additional <br /> IWO 41, <br /> ilit <br /> information regarding the type of� �tl'�ty it v�tl�be, park/i0 requirements, and staffing levels. He <br /> stated Commissioner Berke and:,ss.'j ff had conducted f Irther research in regard to assisted living <br /> facilities in fits Twin Cities go,raid providAlttgpirrnssionprovided with copies of this research, as well <br /> as additio ai zlformationtsl :rdrreceivedrzte developer since the last meeting. <br /> :' ;fie ,r;>�;� �^��... <br /> Economic : .e op: ent c646.0 r Carroll provided the Commission with a summary of the <br /> information heh 1 : tajr ed as a resultNc ntacting various assisted living facilities within the Twin <br /> Cities area. ��ltyi�gtei light of issues raised by the Planning Commission regarding the <br /> adequacy h proposedNear ing, he`thought it would be useful to contact a variety of facilities to <br /> deerm:: ° :: �W=;:.. ; :>v <br /> t �eir .current �� s}uirements. <br /> z . <br /> Hey: ,> <br /> ed that part of the . .`bl'em in determining these issues, is that there does not seem to be a clear <br /> d44tion of assisted livid'''. He noted a discrepancy in the number of these facilities within Ramsey <br /> .j "_pnnepin Counts listed on different websites, adding that one website included the Ramsey <br /> t I'.. ,:'etox Centerand Eden House in Minneapolis, a drug rehabilitation center, as assisted living <br /> '7,r:i'r:1,:-.*,::Illi?oatectlhat the website he utilized for his research was somewhat more restrictive in its <br /> . ,t' Vis` < e had focused upon the communities nearest to Mounds View, thinking their parking <br /> requirements would be similar. <br /> Commissioner Berke stated that he had contacted the State of Minnesota during his research, and had <br /> spoken with several different departments,ultimately contacting the Director of Licensing for assisted <br /> • living and Alzheimer's care in the state. He stated this contact indicated there are presently no set <br /> requirements regarding the percentage of staff members to residents. He stated that, of the seven <br />