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Trustee:
PROCEEDINGS OF THE VILLAGE COUNCIL
VILLAGE OF MOUNDS VIEPJ
RAMSEY COUNTY, MINNESOTA
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Pursuant to due call and notice thereof a Special Meeting
of the Village Council was called to order at 7:30 P.M., July 6, 1964
at the Village Hall 2401 Highway 10 by Mayor Donald Hodges.
Donald C. Hodges
Lloyd J. Blanchard
Ingram Rustad
Charles La Vaque
Arthur Schott
Also Present:
Adm. Clerk: Paul E. Boog
Engineer: Sheldon Boehm
Attorney: Richard Meyers
Mayor Hodges opened the Public Hearing on Rezoning: Clerk
Blanchard stated that notices were mailed to all apparent owners of
the property within a radius of 250 feet of the property to be rezoned
and that the notice was published in the New Brighton Bulletin.
The Clerk read the legal notice: "Except the West 150 feet thereof,
the East quarter of the NorthEast quarter of Section 8, Township #30
Rnage 23, except the North 8 acres thereof and except the East 400 feet
of the South 400 feet to be rezoned from B -1 to B -3 for the purpose
of establishing a trailer park.
The Mayor explained the reason for the request and asked
if anyone wished to speak for the rezoning.
Mr. Samuel D. Finkelstein, Attorney, representing the parties
requesting the rezoning, stated that this land was largely low, marshy
marginal land unsuited for residentail buildings. The lack of access
makes this land undersirable for commercial enterprises. The tax
revenue would increase from the present $600.00 per year to an estimated
$44,445.00. He presented a .chart showing the annual tax distribution
form the proposed 178 mobile homes and 14 double bungalows payable
to the taxing units.
Total School Mounds View County
20,345.40 10,172.70 6,103.62 2,034.54
14,000.00 8,120.00 1,680;00 2,940.00
1,000.00 500.00 300.00 100.00
9,100.00 5,278.00, 1,092.00 1,911.00
44,445.00 24,070.70 8,875.62 6,985.54
Mr. Bill Dolan, Engineer, explained the traffic flow and
landscape and showed the architects drawings of this mobile home court.
Trustee Charles La Vaque read the tax summary from the New Brighton
Trailer Parks.
Mayor Hodges asked to hear from those opposed to this rezoning.
Mr. Jack Bell, Attorney, representing residents who opposed
this action submitted a petition with 105 names requesting the
application to rezone be not allowed, Mr. Bell stated that it would be
unwise to change the zoning because the Village has a good comprehensive
zoning plan in operation and that a better use of the land could be made
by other methods. No rezoning on Raymond Avenue is requested, and that
the majority of the people in the area are opposed to this rezoning.
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.:ayor Hodges requested that anyone 'no +•anted to give their
names and stake 'lhether they ''crc for or against this rezoning could
do so. Those opposing the rezoninr:
1. irs. C. Frye 532x' .taymond Avenue ;.oise
2.iirs. J. Anderson. 2125 Belle Lane Too Close
3...rs. Les Peterson 5323 Raymond Avenue i:oise. Confusion
i.,.r. ,2 trs. J. Anderson 2127 Bronson Dr. Devaluate Prop.
5..ialvin Schuchard 51:6 Clifton Drive Taxes go up
6...irs. :(enneth La hock 2151 Bronson: Dr. Devaluate Prop.
7.1.4.s. John :.achalko 5391 Clifton Dr. Traffic Taxes
3.1ir. i D. Tschida 2143 Bronson Dr. Traffic devaluate
9.James Sinr, 5391 Raymond Ave. Like Oper. spaces
130:s1J.Q.Kelly 5353 Raymond Ave/ Eye sore
11.E. Bolander 5371 Raymond Ave/ Oppose
12.Jack Juspersen 535.: Clifton Dr. Oppose
13.Cerald :iedec'itsch 5351 Raymond Ave Don't bent :Hess
14.Donald Eggers 5335 Raymond Ave. Appearance
15.i.r. j.% irs. "alstro :n 5337 4aymond Ave. trouble selling prb
Those in favor of rezoning:
1.itobert ''aste 235 County Road E -2 For
2. Laurence Toner 5295 Eighl .ay ;',3 Fox
3.'''alter Skiba 5243 HighYay ;,3 For
4.Charles Larson 7JG3 Groveland For
iiayor Hodges declared the Public Hearing closed. 'lotion by
Blanchard to conditionally rezone the property in question to B -3 and
issue a Special Use Permit after the follo�'irg conditions are :net.
1. The 153 foot strip on Raymond Ave. is to be rezoned to R -2.
2. That the building permits are purchased and construction commenced
on the double bungalows '.'ithin 53 days after rezoning to -2.
3. That a mutually agreeable special use permit is prepared prior to
the final rezoning to B -3.
4. That the applicants will not attack the validity of the conditional
rezoning hereby made. s. Samuel Finkelstein_ and ::r. Charles
G. Larson verbally agreed to all of the above conditions.
The motion 1 seconded by Rusted. 5 ayes notion, carried.
otion by Blanchard to adopt ordinance t'o.113- Licensing Z Regulating
Public Dance Halls seconded by Hodges. 5 ayes motion carried.
Motif n by Le Vague to take from Recreation Funds T' enty -five
Dollars (:25.33) and to turn, it over to Charles Jackson for recreation
Seconded by Rusted. 5 ayes. otior, carried.
otion by Blanchard to refuse the request for a secondary
building to house pigeons because of complaints already received
about the nuisance causes' by pigeons. Seconded by Schott. 5 ayes
Motion carried.
Instruct the Engineer to check the ventilation of t'Jell House :2
otion by Blanchard to adjourn.. Seconded by Schott. 5 ayes.
otion carried.
eecing adjourned. at 9:i;3 P..,.
respectfully S9bni ed
Paul E. Boog
Ad.n. Clerk
Village of rounds Vie'