HomeMy WebLinkAboutgr00090_000043_pg082April 25, 1977 Page 4
ITEM C on the consent agenda concerned approval of a minor
subdivision request of Peter Stasz, as recommended by the
Planning Commission, to create two lots from existing property
located at 8044 Greenwood Drive. The north lot is to be
80 feet wide by 231 feet deep and the south lot 85 feet wide by
231 feet deep.
Councilmember Baumgartner stated that he withdrew Item C from the
consent agenda as he felt that Mr. Stasz was not comfortable with
the lot division as approved by the Planning Commission.
Mr. Stasz stated that he was comfortable with the lot division.
The concern he had expressed at the Planning Commission meeting
had been that he might end up being over the lot line, but he now
feels that if it is approved as stated above, he will be well
within the required setbacks. The house he intends to build
on the property is 70 feet wide.
MSP (Baumgartner - Hodges) to approve, as recommended by Planning
Commission (4/13/77 minutes), minor subdivision request of Peter
Stasz to create two lots from existing property located at 8044
Greenwood Drive. The north lot shall be 80 feet wide by 231 feet
deep and the south lot 85 feet wide by 231 feet deep. 5 ayes
PUBLIC HEARING ON RELOCATION OF TWO BEDROOM RAMBLER DIRECTLY
SOUTH OF 7288 SILVER LAKE ROAD
John Mezzenga of 1461 Mississippi has requested permission from
the City Council to relocate a single family dwelling from its
present location at 3515 Highway 61 in White Bear Lake to the lot
south of 7288 Silver Lake Road. The house is a two bedroom rambler,
26 feet wide by 44 feet long and was built in 1964.
The house has been inspected and there are no major code deficien-
cies. The staff recommends approval of the house relocation and
recommends that the City require a minimum $1,000 deposit to insure
all minimum code requirements are met.
Mr. Mezzenga stated that the house is being relocated because the
property it is presently located on is being developed. The lot
he is requesting to put the home on, at 7288 Silver Lake Road,
is 104 feet by 216 feet. Mr. Mezzenga has a petition with 20
signatures out of 26 which he attempted to get.
Concern was expressed by a neighbor about a possible water problem
if the ditch that runs behind the property were closed. There had
been a problem two years ago when the water came up in the yards
along the ditch, and it was feared that the problem could occur
again if the new resident closed the ditch on his property.
Mr. Mezzenga stated that he had already taken three loads of debris
out of the ditch and that he planned to keep it open. It had
apparently been used as a dumping ground previous to his purchase
of the property, thus causing water to back up during heavy rains.