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12-21-1994
P • MOUNDS VIEW PLANNING COMMISSION DECEMBER 21, 1994 7:30 P.M. AGENDA SESSION 1. Review Minutes: December 7, 1994 (Enclosed) �� a-t)e- d 2. Discussion of Conditional Use Permit Request by Colonial Village Manufactured Home Park (William Liggett), Planning Case No. 391-94 3. Discussion of Variance Request by Reginald and Sharon Nelson, 8242 Greenwood Drive, Planning Case No. 404-94 4. Discussion of Conditional Use Permit Request by Linder's Greenhouses, Mounds • View Square, Planning Case No. 405-94 **************************************************************** APPLICANTS: YOUR A 1'1'ENDANCE AT THIS MEETING IS REQUESTED. PLEASE NOTIFY CITY HALL AT 784-3055 IF YOU ARE UNABLE TO Al'1'hND. THANK YOU. **************************************************************** • 6 v' 500 1 O 8290 U B L A I N E K _ Nwy t V• .1. 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LAN E © R. ) LONI.AL VILLAGE MOBILE HOME PARK /2-G- 954 -c�c.a......, l�•-%yam– Z o c.t..ti cx t -For N tcv fj.o.17 c /41 frit 0 , I _ Colonial Village Park 2075 Rustad Lane • Mounds View, MN 55112 (612) 786-3498 1111 CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT APPLICATION REMARKS December 6, 1994 1 . The applicant requests permission to establish up to seven (7) model manufactured home sites (density not to exceed one (1) manufactured home per lot) within Colonial Village Park. 2. The reason for the request is so that the quality of housing stock within the community can be upgraded. Upgrade opportunities occur when there is resident turnover, or when others from outside the park wish to move into better housing at Colonial Village Park or when a current resident wishes to install a new home within the community. 3. The entire community benefits when new homes designed and built to current standards of U.S. Housing and Urban Development (HUD) replace • homes built as early as 1969 before the federal standards were adopted (July 1976) . Colonial Village Park construction began in late '60's and continued in early '70's, so many of the homes remaining in the park now are about 25 years old. 4. New homes would be fully set up on lots as they become vacant. Each would be blocked and leveled to Mn Building Codes standards, connected to water, sewer, gas and electricity. Each would have foundation • enclosures (skirting) installed. 5. The home would be marketed to remain on the site where they are already installed. 6. Having an attractive new home in the block often inspires others to acquire a new home of their own or at least fix up their older home. Beauty can be contagious. Another factor, hard to measure, is that a higher quality home will attract homeowners of higher quality. Thus the City of Mounds View benefits. 7. Trade-ins? Some of the current residents who purchase new homes would use their existing home as a down payment, thus creating a "trade-in" . The "trade-in" would be sold in place by the applicant if it is of high quality or could be made to be of a higher quality. If the trade-in is not of high quality then the trade-in would be removed from the community by the applicant, creating a vacancy onto which a new home could be installed. 8. The side plan indicates three lots available now for upgrading. This method of community improvement is being done successfully in Inver Grove Heights at the Emerald Hills Village community. All comments received about the venture have been complimentary. William E. Liggett General Partner, Colonial Village Park PLANNAP1 .CV NUMBER OF HOMES • 0 . al 0 U o con 0 U O 1 f 1 1 1 1 1 • -o gi IN 1 s. 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This woman assured Sharon that there was no need for a Cattery License and that she could find nothing about a restriction on the number of cats a person could have . This woman stated that she raised a breed of cats herself and knew of no restrictions . This woman informed Sharon that she called the Mounds View Police and was informed that there was no restriction on number of cats allowed in Mounds View. It was as if "Cats" were not considered animals . Believing that we were within the law, we proceeded to purchase 2 male and 3 female registered "Ragdolls" cats . The average cost per cat was $800 . 00 . The first three litters of kittens numbered fourteen. We sold twelve kittens as "pet quality" at $400 . 00 each. A decision was made to not sell two of these kittens as they were the "Runts of the Litter" and were not a good representation of the breed. Upon reaching proper age they were spayed. Approximately 6 months ago one 11,these cats became sick. It was determined by our Veternarian and er by the University of Minnesota Vet clinic that this cat was infected with F. I .P . (Feline Infectious Peritonitis) . Not a lot is known of this disease and there is much conflicting and erroneous information in the public sector. Some facts about F. I .P . are : It is highly contagious and if one cat in a household has it, all cats will have it. There is no known cure for F. I .P . There is a vaccine for F. I . P . , however, once a cat is vaccinated, it will forever test positive for the disease . Most cats that undergo the primary infection completely recover, although some of them may become virus carriers . App 5 months ago two of our female breeders were diagnosted ,- .. ' ' •- •. -* were immediately---s-pay'd. As of this date both have recovered nicely and show no signs of the sickness . At this time we had a litter of 5 kittens that appeared healthy and had buyers already lined up . We decided that as we could not guarantee that these kittens were FIP free . we could not sell them. At six months of age , the two males were neu t.ered and the three females are scheduled for spaying . _ Brighton Veterinary e Hospital Keith D.Hedges,D.V.IA. Small Animal&Bird Medicine and Surgery 2615 Mississippi Street•New Brighton,MN 55112•.636-1063 7Z T INIA,a477 A4 7/Eztik ecfire-Z-4... $ ,P7 - ‘A.ZZAZIA . -1-./ 4, vt- haw-pi /7,ztee'rl _ ."-°_767/21 -/'(--tx --- ii 0. da...„......41...a.? _--2ivetel -mAi,z,, 1 e-et,t-ed - Xi /z,e.;a& „ 4 "ZA4:/t1---447:X4).).vet' I data/ 11 ell_ei A 71/--L-1 /1.11 !.-fl ./il‘AZI-- 14" --e Zot. .4ra eittar: /6id dal-Lew Qi 'Mt0,-- .,,.. 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'''!_-_.:".. ,,.,....4,'.:. •.':,(4::: :•-•.,;..itz.„,--..-, •-i _.::_s..12_,..,.. .--_ . ,..,74:....;.,1-:,7,1,,,-,::t A,:".Tkv.ii.t•?.':.,Z,,,v-,%.,...,;„0- „ -.:,..1 ,L57,.'. ‘.t. --•:' --`-•;Yi--..,........ ..-7.-.:----..-- III STATEMENT : WE have been neighbors of the Nelson ' s for ./Q. years . During this time we have had NO problems with their cats . We have never seen them running loose outside . It would not be a concern of ours if they are allowed to continue having the number of cats they have now. We agree that an exception to the existing rules be granted them, • Name : -7/47.il /7, /�:4/2.4 Address : Fa57) Cq/fE�--/Z/CUDD cY ^' P •gnate STATEMENT WE have been neighbors of the Nelson ' s for . . 1. years . During this time we have had NO problems with their cats . We have never seen them running loose outside . It would not be a concern of ours if they are allowed to continue having the number of cats they have now. We agree that an exception to the existing rules be granted them. i Name : , 7)d Ajr-t. Address : P..',4.)75- AciAlliVOL0c/ ignature AA_ 111 411 MEMORANDUM TO: PLANNING COMMISSION FROM: PAUL HARRINGTON, COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COORDINATOR DATE: December 15, 1994 SUBJECT: CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT, LINDER'S GREENHOUSES MOUNDS VIEW SQUARE, PLANNING CASE NO. 405-94 Pete Linder, representing Linder's Greenhouses, has made application for a Conditional Use Permit to allow the operation of an outdoor greenhouse and sales operation at Mounds View Square. As you will recall, Linder's was issued a C.U.P. in 1994 for a similar operation at Mounds View Square. The current request would allow the operation to be set up in the same manner as 1994, however, because of a request by the owners of Mounds View Square, and a desire on the part of the applicant for better visibility, the location of the operation on the property would be different than 1994 . *Staff has reviewed the current proposal and found the proposed location to be an improvement over the 1994 location. In the letter of application, Mr. Linder asks that the City consider allowing the operation to hook up to a hydrant on the property in order to get water for the operation. Staff has checked with the Director of Public Works and as long as the applicant meters the hydrant for usage, there is no problem with the request. Staff would also like to add that the City received no negative comments on the operation last year. I have included all materials received as part of this application • • - - I-f you have a uestions l., ao et w��---��-q please-do-net hesitate to give me a call. • CITY OF MOUNDS VIEW PLANNING APPLICATION ` GS--.:,SSr, • APPLICANT: L-10.0 GQsv4.1 x v'S lr.1c., Phone 4 .c.1%-1 ADDRESS: 21S w , \kik-WIZISXIC.- 4r.._ S c ',Ad -":.';t H Street Address, City, State, and Zip Code Interest in Property (check appropriate box): ❑ Owner of Property ❑ Contract for Deed Owner Lessee, Operator, Manager Agreement to Purchase ❑ Other (explain) Documentary evidence of applicant's Interest In the property may be required before final City action of this request. PROPERTY INVOLVED: Address/General Location Not 'rji j ji.\at c::,C.A.0 C4.-ii 7,,i941 d c, C a, -q_ \4\I 1 ltl 1 ..01.1.(_, LAYS., ei) - Legal Description or Property Identification Number Legal Owner: Name/Address Q 5 kaQq e., `2221 \itt.1\42` �'ice/ N\l Q �,.� Qom_ t Present Use (check appropriate box): ❑ UndevelopedNacant II ❑ . Single Family Dwelling ❑ Duplex/Two Family Dwelling ❑ Multi-Family (No. of Units ) la Business/Commercial Establishment ❑ Industrial Establishment ❑ Other (explain) Property Classification: 0 Abstract 0 Torrens . REQUEST: a.c t.) { o_c i.n i-n01,11).L vriT_ K.2.M fit: C A R c' A.EST2_ MAS' {\T- Nit i_) £n l\I t Fc.\J,1 St�QA a , JE L. -rP 4 *Please note: Applicant may be responsible for additional fees associated with thy. review of th's'\r est I HEREBY DECLARE THAT THE ABOVE STATEMENT ARE TRUE. , 1„ ,� . Signature ******************************************************************************************** Rezoning $200/acre,minimum $200,maximum $1,000 Park Fund Dedication Fee • Variance . R-1 to R-2-$75,all others 200 Date Paid Conditional Use Permit R-1 to R-2-$75.all er 200 Receipt Number Code Appeal $75 Develop./Site Plan Review $100/acre.minimum 100,maximum $500 Total Fees Paid (9,0 O• � Minor Subdivision $150 Date Paid k1.2. .,a - Major Subdivision $250 plus $250 deposit Receipt Number tN..Z3 4--4 Comp. Plan Amendment $200 0 '.istland Alteration Permit $50 plus deposit determined by Staff Additional Fee Paid Y.etland Buffer Permit • $10 Date Paid "anning Sign $50 Receipt Number :'lJD $350 FUD Amendment $150 Date of final action �APPROVED 0 DENIED 0 TABLED 0 Date 1a - / 3 - 1 4 Planning Case No. I 4.,_-3 J " 6/ `i/ Admin.Account No. 11 )14 _ - I have also enclosed a photo of the Flower Mart from last year 1994 for.your use.Again. �. we were veryhappywith our � � . ur reception. here and look forward to the same sucoe on 1995.A.check of$200.00.is also attached. ' - . - - s _ Y(. . I hope this satisfies all your needs I.will see lyou at`the Planning Commission on D c - . - 21 at7:30PM: ', .. _ y, _ _ Pe er A.Linder-Vice President- - - • - ','Linder's Greenhouses Inc.: '; :- 1 e, DEVELOPMENT AND MANAGEMENT OF SHOPPING CENTERS 22..'7 University Ave.•St.Paul,MN 55114-1677.612-646-7901• Fax 612-646-1385 • December 1, 1994 CENTRAL PLAZA Mayor Jerry Linke 45th&Central Ave.N.E. Mounds View Council Minneapolis,Minnesota City Hall Mounds View, MN 55112 CRYSTAL SHOPPING CENTER Bass Lake Road&West Broadway Re: $ ecial Use Permit Crystal,Minnesota p Dear Mayor Linke and Council Members: DODDWAY SHOPPING CENTER Dodd Road&Bernard Street West St.Paul,Minnesota Linder's Greenhouse has requested permission to set up a temporary structure in the Moundsview Square Shopping Center parking lot from approximately the middle of April, 1995, through late June, 1995, to FARMINGTON MALL sell plants, shrubs, flowers, etc. S.Hwy.50&S.Hwy.3 Farmington,Minnesota We have been and are dealing with this organization in some of our LEXINGTON PLAZA SHOPPES • Lexington other shopping centers and found them to be reliable, clean, and above &Larpenteur all, their products have been excellent and guaranteed in the event of Roseville,Minnesota dying out. MENDOTA PLAZA The attached plot plan identifies the area we would like Linder's to use. State Hwy. 110&Dodd Road Mendota Heights,Minnesota It is important that we work together on matters such a s this to maintain and improve the selection and quality of merchandise offered MOUNDSVIEW SQUARE to this community which in turn will enhance all of our operations. Hwy. 10&Long Lake Road Mounds View,Minnesota Thank you in advance for your consideration to grant the above menti-oned special use permit. NORTHWAY SHOPPING CENTER State Hwy.23&Woodland Very truly yours, Circle Pines,Minnesota PASTER ENTERPRISES SIBLEY PLAZA West 7th Street • • St.Paul,Minnesota ���� W.R. Banet Vice President SOUTHVIEW SHOPPING CENTER Real Estate Southview Blvd.&12th Street South St.Paul,Minnesota WRB/tfc Mounds View Planning Commission December 7, 1994 Qeular Meeting Page 2 Planner Harrington advised the Commission that the applicant is in conformance with all applicable requirements of Chapter 1100. Motion/Second: Nelson/Ruggles to approve Resolution No. 406-94 regarding the development review request of Amoco Oil Company, 2155 Highway Avenue. 6 ayes 0 nays Motion Carried The Planning Commission discussed an 6. Consideration amendment to Resolution No. 407-94 of Resolution establishing the 1995 meeting schedule. No. 407-94 The Commission is requesting to change Regarding the meeting time from 7:30 p.m. to 7:00 Establishing p.m. the 1995 Meeting Motion/Second: Stevenson/Ruggles to Schedule 410 approve Resolution No. 407-94, approving the 1995 Meeting Schedule as amended. Motion Carried 6 ayes 0 nays 7. Staff Report Planner Harrington reminded the Planning Commission that Mr. Mark Ahman, 8165 Red Oak Drive, informed them at the last Planning Commission meeting that he was undecided as to his intentions regarding his variance request to construct a third accessory building on his property. Mr. Ahman stated that he would contact Mr. Harrington when and if he wished to proceed with the request. Mr. Harrington reported that, to date, he has not heard from Mr. Ahman. 8. Report of Chair Members present at the November 16, 1994, agenda session included Commissioners Johnston, Miller, Nelson, Ruggles, Stevenson, Colleen and Chair Peterson. Planner Harrington was not present at this meeting.