11-17-1999 - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

Mounds View Planning Commission November 3, 1999 Regular Meeting Page 11 • CRP of PF Districts along a State or Federal highways. He explained this language appears to address the issue, more by district than by property ownership. He added that the City Attorney has not reviewed this language, at this point. Community Development Director requested the Commissioners discuss the specific •mssdinance, and , determine if they are comfortable with the provisions therein. He explained the Co �ff ssion should also consider whether or not there should be a public hearing process i .:e re a, and what that process should be. He noted there was previous discussion th. here s 8Vspecific ordinance for presentation to the public, and when the ordinance is sui.�.� sr p611a:> the Commissi• s. should direct staff regarding the public process and how otice it. 4:.. Commissioner Kaden inquired if the ordinance required r- ... in:„,-reflect that t ,- . . al use permit would not be limited to City owned properties. `` ' �a Community Development Director Jopke advised this C'.:. • • • through specific districts, such as the PF or CRP districts, however, there are •me P `:::`:•':' t 'dst the single family residential, and this would not be an appropriate loca •; billboare • 'sed that the City has control over these properties, however, it would 4. • • o•Hate toy:k'-`i t ger limit the conditional use permits to State or Federal highways bec. es- •.•,, mor-s<ppropriate locations for the billboards. II) . Commissioner Kaden inquired if thi,;.::!",,,„•'2,, Id op- p High 35W to additional billboards. Community Development Direct t ' •pke pr d th- a mmission with a map indicating the CRP and PF zone:$r operties wit'' ity. He - is a portion of land at the golf course, and a strip of d on t ;:.• .•a of Hi8, north of the Mobile Home Park. He added that ther-.. • t• 'unty 1 .w a Creek on County 10 and Highway 35W that would be the other possi, 46. i Chair Peterson;'. • - a ing ne . Ain the outcome of the case in the city of St. Paul regarding billboard Co nity Developmen or Jopke stated this was a referendum vote to ban billboards in the cit 'f St. Paul, which s defeated during the election. He advised there would be no ban on b." "• ards in St. Pau e pointed out that the community should decide whether they desire He ex•. ed the Commission can recommend to the Council that billboards are 4'4E96:,,', - . • :vide a recommendation on the specific ordinance that staff has drafted, and fig' e City Council. p Commissioner Hegland inquired if the funds generated from billboards placed upon golf course property would be directed to the golf course. Community Development Director Jopke stated this was correct. He explained that any revenues received from billboards on that property would be used to retire the debt at the golf course. He stated that a billboard on property other than the golf course iwould not be subject to that same provision.