HomeMy WebLinkAboutgr00090_000045_pg206August 22, 1977 Page 13
Mr. Aslanidis said that if a client comes in and wants something in a certain loca-
tion, a P.U.D. is supposed to accommodate it.,if it is within the correct zoning.
Councilmember Ziebarth asked if the developer would go to the City and get approval
when getting the building permit without going through formalized action. Mr. Aslanidis
replied that they would have to do whatever is required by the City to get a building
permit, and that a P.U.D. does not exempt them from building permit requirements.
Administrator Achen stated that the developer must come to the Council for building
permits at the development stage, and that once the Council has approved that, they
need not come back unless they change something. He pointed out that this-development
would establish precedence for further P.U.D. developments.
Councilmember Hodges stated that his questions had been answered and also stated that
he would like the developer to know that he was extremely impressed with the amount
of work that had been done on the development already as far as preparing books for
the Council to review.
Councilmember Baumgartner stated that he agreed with Councilmember Ziebarth, that the
property bordering the trailer court should be rezoned. He also stated that the R -0
along County Road H2 should be south of the trailer park and the R -4 on the west end
of H2, where the apartment buildings are proposed.
He also stated that he appreciated the great deal of work the developer had put into
the booklets provided to the Council and appreciated the fact that $30,000 had already
been spent in the past two years on preparation for this project.
Councilmember Rowley stated that she agreed that R -0 should be across from the trailer
court and she also could appreciate the amount of work put into the project already.
Mayor Pickar asked if the developer would object to the R -0 and R -4 changes. Administrator
Achen replied that he recommends that the Council basically indicate what modifications
they would like to see made. The Staff could prepare a detailed resolution for the
next meeting of exactly what is being approved in the concept stage and establish ground
rules.
MSP ( Ziebarth- Rowley) to direct the Staff to prepare a resolution of the ground rules
and make recommended changes to include an R -4 zone in place of the R -0 on the plan
and to change the B -4 adjacent to the trailer court to an R -0 zoning. 5 ayes
JAMES REFRIGERATION COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT - REZONING, PLATTING AND CONDITIONAL USE
PERMIT
Mayor Pickar reported that the applicant has proposed to develop a convenience food
establishment at the northeast corner of Highway 10 and Red Oak Drive.
Stuart Gale introduced himself as the attorney for James Refrigeration. He stated
that two other people would speak about the restaurant, Mr. Risso, who is to be the
owner and operator of the restaurant and Mr. Novak, who is the architect.
Mr. Gale reported that James Refrigeration became involved in Mounds View a few years
ago when developers were being solicited for the area. They looked at the site and
agreed to buy it upon receiving proof that the zoning was proper. They received a
letter from the City Administrator at that time, who said it was zoned B -3. James
Refrigeration then bought the property and developed Crown Auto at Red Oak Drive.