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9/15/1986
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ii . I.. : •,t <br />RICHARD MEYERS. P. A. <br />ATTORNEY AT LAW <br />1790 WANUI AY,NUE <br />4 IT. PAUL. MINENEOTA $EIIE <br />\\ tall) •E9.4113 <br />January 26, 1985 <br />PIr. Donald F. Pauley <br />Clerk -Administrator <br />City of Mounds View <br />2401 Ifighway 10 <br />:Mounds View, Minnesota 55112 <br />Re: Apple Valley Red-E-!Iix v. City of St. Louis Park <br />Dear Doi: <br />The above case which was decided on December 21, 1984 presents <br />a zoning decision that could have some input to us. <br />The Red-E-tMix Company commenced a lawsuit sucking to determine <br />whether or not a 1973 zoning ordinance amendment was invalid so far <br />as it provided for the elimination of red-e-mix plants as a permitted <br />use in the industrial zones of the City. Red-"-!4ix was the owner of <br />the facility which was constructed in 1954. in 1959, st. Louis Park <br />passed a zoning code which in part provided that a red-e-mix plant <br />would be permitted in the industrial zone only if it were issued a <br />special use permit. The special use permit was not granted and the <br />court found that this was a pre-existing non -conforming use. <br />In 1973, the City adopted an extensive amendmr_nt to its zoning <br />code which eliminate 29 industrial uses as permitted uses in the City. <br />one such use was the Red-L-IMix plant. In 1981, Red-E-Mix engaged in <br />certain activities at the plant which the City characterized as improve- <br />ments. <br />The iesue p_esented to the Appellate court was whether the 1973 <br />coning am2ndmunts were void and unenforceable as to the Red-L•-!Mix plant. <br />'noe Appellate Court held that the 1973 zoning amendm:nts insofar as they <br />rc applicable to Red-L•'-Aix were void and unenforceable, and that they <br />•1;.I11t be permitted to fully operate its facilities as a pre-existing <br />I:ol-conforming use. Further, that the 1973 chanyus are void and unen- <br />foLceable against this Red-t !Mix plant. <br />Tale court held that absent a court determination that the Red-E-Mix <br />plant is a public nuisance or a nuisance per se, a city simply cannot <br />legislate P. business out of existence. <br />C <br />
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