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Home My WebLink About01-22-1997.�� `:} 1G1� a7 �' c e,, V�' A RrL�l'tl'%i1V iF L� ��i� dr��U'��' 22, 1997 7:00 Po�. AGEI�IDA MEEiING AGENZ)A Review of Minutes � Novembe� 20, 199b - December 4, 1996 � December 18, 1996 2. Citizens Requests and Cominents on Items Not oa the Agenda __�_____________________________________________m___..____________.,o____________m______m________________ CITIZENS: BEFORE SPEAKING, PLEASE COME TO THE 1'ODIUivi, AND GIVE YOUR FULL NAN1E AND ADDRESS FOR THE NITNCJi'ES 3. �lanning Case I+��. �3i�-96 2535-2585 Highway i0 (Mounds View Shopping Center) Applicaut: Linder's Crreenhausa 4. Plannang Case No. �P-�12-97 Qrdinance Amendment: Allowing wetland vegefatioz� to be exempted from the requircment for mowing grasses over 8" in height Planning Case No. 5P-013-97 Ordinance Amendment: Adding day care and group nurseries to business and industial zoning distr�icts 6. Planning Case No. SP-U14-97 Ordinance Amex�dment: Revising the cziteria for fatniIy faster homes having eight children to include defmitions from State of Minnesota Rules applicable to both the Departmemt of Human Services and the Deparbment of Correciions Sta£f RepordInformation Items - Zoning News "Big Box Meets Big Screen" - Swnmaries from December 15, and January 15 meeiings on O'Ateil Froperty � EDC Meeting on Highway 10 Study, January 23 at 7:00 PM - Senior Housing Fact Sheet - Upcoming Agenda Items for February 8. Chairperson and Planning Cognmissioners Reports 9. Adjouxnment ��*��*��*��a��*��*�� APPLICANTS: YOUR ATTENDANCE AT THCS MEETING YS REQUESTED. PLEASE NOTIFY CITY HALL AT 784-3055 IF YOU ARE UNABLE TO ATTEND. THANK YOU. ��$��#�� C:IOFFICEIWPW IN1W PDOCSIPI,ANCOMMUIGENDA 1.22 , "'• � '�� ' �- �. > .�. �..� ��.:.. � ��-�� • i -��:... . � : ._ �,:: • - _ - +�� ..- ,� # ..� * � ; � �. 1 ,`�, r 1. Gall fio Order The N��unds View Pla�nir�g Commission ai 7:3� p.m. on iVovernber �0, 199�. 2. Rodf Call M�mbers Prese�t: Commissianers Milf� Brasaemle and ��ta�r �'eterson. .�� , Also Presenf: Community Dev. ,� tnen� Associa#� �ricson. �� Index to Min�fes ��:a Case Na�� Gase ��:��`T� Il�d�'�Order by � � • � . . -..- ;.,��ing Cenfier 4 q�r�g (Chrisfimas iree Sales) 1 Com �sioner Milt��°��'��'��d tha4 Planr�ing Case No. 467-96 regarding Christmas <,`=�Y :�: ��.��`:��"� Tre��aies a# Mounds;:��quare Shoppir�g Cen#er for Land Patterns Landscaping b��ard before Plan�ig Case No. 462-96, a varianc� request by Pasfier Enterprises x `�;�;;� o ihe length of,.�ie th� lat#er case might take_ � � � ib � � � „ � - s` �. �iarBi�ilig Ca�� o. 7� 2535 Highvvay 90 Appliear�t: Land Patter�ts Lands�ping Request for approval of a conditiona! use permit for ter�or� �hristmas trees in the parking lot of #he former Bridg��'s Th� appticartt, INa�rren Schorer of Land Commur�iiy D�velopmen# Direc#or Sheldor� the applicant, VVarren Schor�r, is reques#ir for the ouidoor saies of Christma� trees in'� Square Shoppir�g Cenier. Director S�e� the Pfanning Corinmfssion bec�us� ��i :_..�::.:" : • . ca�e on the Merryvifle F�rm f��r_[t��i�`�� h�Y outdoor sales of inerchandi��,,� d are �� wifh a condi�ionai use p�rm':i��,�1�e ex "�ir�� ::� .� �air i�rc� ,•,- �.,; � �� r.�- m �g� i� request expfainir�g thaf �w�. ��nditional use permit �>;�uM�unds �Aiev� ;�. <�� case w�s be�Fore ... �,. �� pproacf� to fhis `�.. �ia�� c�ses, which is Par#icular zoning di�tricfi � schedu{e has be�n arranged Yhat, ifi fhis ca��,��rov �, wou{d ��nr th� applicanf to begin trees safes on the day aft�r� T``��c�ivi `�� She as„�d the Planning Commissiort for direGiion on how to pr�d �it ��. r� a.-.� � t�ons regarding C1�ristmas tree .�. saie sinc.� sh� ��c�`id t��t ��`"'� �� s�xempted them from the <:��.;,..` ;.,, � �c��i us�.:��`�>�ra�ess.��_ CJir��';��dcar°i �� have '��'`�;;�r�d it r Re�o �t��[��:��.�. �� re��ii�a�i:� ::�;:...�.....:::��, �t #here is a lisfi of criteria in the ordinance that to the Planning Commission that �ted with cortdifions nofied in page �hree af #he "ihe Planning ��'ti-��sion was cc�ncerned abou# the signage. Mr. Schorer �ssured fihe Ca�mission that the sign wouid not be lighted. Th� Pfanni��ommissior� inquired about the hours of operatiort of the other ��iri�tr�,,�� lots. Director Si�eldor� indicated that ihe other vendor� ��d �ot ��;�� p�ak �with the City and, therefore, wa� not s�re �f what ih�ir hours of :.....:.:....: ..a. ��tion w+o�id be. She also i�dic�#ed thafi these typ� of ver�d�rs requir� � p�d�{�r's [icen�e �hich i� h�ndlecf by th� Administration Department. pirector S1�eldnn suggesied t�at t�e City change fi�e proc�ss #o a�s�are there is eno�agh time to compfefe the appiic�fii�n pracess. It wa� suggestsd by the Plannirrg �ommissivn t��t perhaps i� the fuiure �hes� iyp�s of applications be h�ar�dfed by Sfaff. li w�s sugges�ed that thi� couid be disc�as�ed �t � f�ature work se�sion. + � � i � �,. . ^ �. �� - •=-.. � ..� R <: �: .... .. T''�' �': „" �1,�: � r �.s._ _ '' . � -.�� - �' • � ,,� J� �* � i . � "�' �:�� • . • � � r • .: _ �.- � � . ��s _ - � __ �. . ,� , ^ �'_ - ��:� a � _ � � � � �: � �� m� Motion Carried on a vo$e of 7 ayes, 0 nays . . ' -: _ � ., _ .__ , - ,. �.,•. •" ,. � ;..�-, �,�.. R , �? f; R +' �. � ! l � � - �. . _ ��. � � � - � �; ::. n°i ' ��" �i'i • �. � - �.. � - ' R: i � � � ' + Mr. John Sireeter a�d Ee�vard Enterprises, w�ere pr�sen�. Commur�ity DevelopmE the Planning Commissi request from N�ounrfs � mor��[ner�t sign� � `. ��d:'�.``�es of t ��`; A� i� photca � ��s sig�s at driveway N�Y i o. applicant, Paster don st�� tt��f fihis �ase had been before occ�� : ns and explained thai is'�i# � `� `�Y��' ..�a- �p�, �` Center for a sign variance for fiour `�`'��' ould display the n�me of the center ��,�assed around to the Plannin�Commission I�r"'��>�'�ted at other shopping�cent�and darious �`�' n� !�`�� afong Highway i 0 and a brief discussion ensued �,.��.� -- ---- -� -. . T,;.�:,�,.:��::� �`� ,� ::::;�.:.; .:.; :::� ��.�� <;�:��irecfor Sh�fc�c��d that ii is staffs feeling that�he thr�e of #he signs are -_--J-� ��`'� relaied �a the ,��ige, the �o at the driveways and the one at Long Lake Road ": "; �nd Highway.�. She recommended the variance request for th�se signs be '��;'; �pprvved v�'��condiiions con�ained in Resolu�ion No. 484-96. i; :i�:� : � ,��}�� ,� si �``�� : \�"2\`uv".:i:: `}'4�'.�W €%i� � �Y.� %��'.G��.., `.� �.' '�� :::��'�,��ion Mailer inquired vvh�ther��e signs wo�aid h��e dififerenfi tenan�� .<::�i��'c�r wouid they be identic�i. M�. �#ree��r replied th�t normally they would be ali tY�e same and the major tenants vvould appear �n fihe signs. Mro Pa�fi�r added that if fhey had ioo many major fiertants to be lis��d on or�e sign, they wo�Id be divided am��g the three signs. , Di��ctc�r S�r�ldon brie�ly revi�wed the six co�difions cont�ined in Res�i�tion No. � �� . �. ��: ' � � � . . � ��. ;� � - •: `�,� - �1 1 ••. � _ ,� : •�i�'. 'R __" � ��`-�,- -� "` . � ..#�l . s y � , i r ` � M�. �treeter commented, regarding ltem 2 of the r�soluti�n, that a( gh they have submitted a brick desigr� fc�r the sign, h� presume� tF:��h�;, �� ign �nrould be a deearative b�ock wsiih b�°ick trim ar�d indicat th�t �� .��n architecfi th�t reco€°nmends a cert�ir� design fc�r the si regarding th� required berm �nd landscapir ir�stail tre�s ar�ur�d the proposed signage i; may deter atfer�tion from the signag�. He � havr� the optlon to use brick and decorativ�; the design specified by their architect. Fie � coiar for �he sigr� tex�; however, if a major t� th�ir natior��! advertising theme, ihey woui� CornmessEOner M��I�r asked fhe ap� �hai are heid �t the c�r�ter would�.�� wauld be r�a reader baards on.,��'si adverQised fihis way. : tt`� �oe�missioner r �tr�eter indicated arch��ect �o�d appr� ::�:_;>::, .....:`` .a:�: :: :2 `: � .Yt 7 \\`\J �. �� '�:� WaS�� `.;:;:<::<.;:,. raf t�:��`..:...11 �he �z:,.;:� :.:.;�:... tenar�f�:��;� r� nam�,.�;�� ::;z,�; »»>,>::::::;:::>:>:;<::<::�;� Cs�tii��i�� ,.,. :;::�:.::;�; �me ihen the�;� Commission di�:'� r. Str��;:��.�1�d q�estior �.:.:.<..>;..<:�: . said f��;��ar�ment to� �r�ft `�'�o tµ .; .�. �� 1�:<.y.;':�,us �� >. � requestir'�n ;"��;��' ��._ ��A�� bi�ck in acco � -..,w; � with �.that they have a uniform `�� differeni cofor d�e fio m,;��a�d�te iheir request. yr� simil�r events r replied �hat fihere would rtot be reei � o the I..� ��caping they are proposing. M�o �d �`� ing w�f be designed by iheir in-house .\\Uh\ �y our � . . , .. �1�. ' h ' fk � �, � �, ° -�;� -.t-_�� . . � �,� �.. ___.. :',u� with item 4 in fihe resolution �v„f�+ere�is s�ate� th�t 1/2 ,;� '�or �oording and indicated tiia� same of the m�jor ��a;.�,�;,�w; �� , even if ii means shrir�king the I�tfering for the f:'��ctor Sheidon added that if the Planning �ri�in portion af the sign area to be �sed for the cente�s e�ed to specify that in the resolu�ion. The f�lanning fihe w�rding tt�at would be appropri�te for the resofution. Director Shei�i� explained to the Planning Commission that the fo�r�h sign was not include �� the varianee requ�si because she fe(4 it was not needed to � �� '`��ie effect of the brid e artd wart#ed t� ma6ce it clear that fihe Plan�ing :..�.;,., �t;�:. 9 ��w�;-y:- ;'�,�tcan v�ould not be taking action on the �ourth sign ev�n though it was �� r�n �he diagram subr�itted by the app{icant. ��e St�°e�ter �gairt referred io the it�m in i�re r�soiution regarding uniforr� color �nd reque�ied fhaf fhis ifern be retr�oved from the resol�ation in order to accorrir�oda�e fuiure r�q�aests from tena�ts. �ornrnE�s�or�e� �ber� expre�s�d his opposi�iart �ith t�e er�ction of t�es� type of signs lisiing te�ant n�mes a�d ,") ! -�. ' � 4 = - }. - . � ` -- ��.. . � ,. ' ,. �:^ !' � •f.� � . � -- .: irtdicat�d he €elt ih�y were disfracting, unat#ractive, and fih�t they do nofi fiit int� any urban landsc�pe. �� r. �tr��te� e�ress�d that 4hey do no4 want to m�ke the,��n aa. �`�ment by ifself and �ttraci that much afitention. He added at �he �� - i�e to make �he sigr� propo r tiona te, ba iance d, an d a�chitectura� � asi ��}� 4-`�z opping , �,, �: ., �,,�:<;.:<:-:;.:, �.w .: - , center. ° .��:�:;.� .�.. ti >�;;<;::::; , z,:� �,; ,.��._:��. `<.�,:�` ��" �:�. „�.� � r;<i:i::�,...<:�,. .�.�,�� „.. ,. {...J� ��. �� gai� r�viewed the i#ems cor�� . � con�rrr� �rifh. j Following this discussior�, E aPplicant wli�f fihe City wanted by requirir�g rnor�urnenis �igns. Mr P�ster replied that � suit the primary purpose of fhe shopping � added that he did not have a problenn ��:� to iypes of ir�es s�tch a� Th� applicar�� nd the Pla�nir cont�ined ir� �e��l�tion No. .' Commission to fake o�at f`; brick and repiace it wii �� , size allowred for the si �; to a The�,aiso adcf�c� ��`��oiu th� I�;� - � fdon expl��r�;;��i�r� � �f trees behind #he �f�rs of trees w�uld not �;;��:�e noticed. F-9e <�'��uf was opposed €��a�ve fihe �ign. �°�;��ussed th� condifiions :....... ,.; :,z;z::t::;.,,..;�� hi��,��e�sus of the �lanning t cor�f�"'�d i� th� resolution regareiir�g bloc ��` r stone and to also reduce the �1 `�'et in height by 16 feet in width. ` ateriai u�ed for th� sign wall shali �aping shal! be planted behind the sign at ma4urity, w�uld be approxima#eiy ihe at 9:4� p.m. �a+rried: �t� �.�.: ��hnstan to approve f�esolution No. 484-96 approving a �� . � in the Moun �� S�gn Code to allow three monument signs af the Nlounds uare Shappir��Center, 2535-2585 Highway 10, Planning Case PVo. 462-96, revisions di,�s�ssed by the P(anning Gommission. A vote of 5 ayes and 9 na�r. (Commissioner Obert expressed that he reques#ing too m�ch sigr�age.) ,`, .: - � s .,_ i �. �� - R � _; ,� i._ �_ � �.a.� �.�— • :, - • � `; M, . �' `.:" �` - ' ; �°. • `� � T 3. '. ' � . �: :i Regufar Nieeting Dec,�mber 4, 9 996 Mound �w City Hafl 2401 High�n+ay �0, �c�ds. : ' , MN 55112 � e Cal! fo Or�e� �ihe meeting was �iled to order by aciing C ; 2� oli ��I! A�ernber� �res�nt: Commissio�ers �roo��,'�hn Acting C��ir Stev�nson. {Chair Petersa. �• �, an �w ��:�; �� ::,:� Also Present: Comm�r�i#y Deveio ""' ' t��:� ., � �.. �:�. Ericson �nd Recvrdir�g SecreYa en�$�"��"::�� :�.•' �`'�z:;::{� �� ';` :. (Commis�ioner �rasaemle arrrv�� : 09 p�� ;� ,.,�... Ic�� . App��* va0 of in :..� '�ov�mb�;�� ,.. --�:`°r�d Octobe� 2, 999� ..::izi:`�\. �. .`� �,e:: �: l"'� .�,�i� .s:..t; �.' ..; :,\�;;:.`y'"- \\.:\\\�\: `\\?'`:� l\2:� :x;:.:� ...�;•ti,j t�aex:: :��,:-�_ �i, :�;. :�tia�\�� „�:`;�w .:�as••,:. �>;.:;.:.• �, s;:�.:..,..�:o. �.:...z: �:,\'•',4.3 " Y�@ ��,�:��9�, ��;,,, ��'� ��7�ft�d�(�. i� a izii�:iair ;•, �z;�i��`'µ ;`;;z�� `� :zz:a�`z:�,�� ::� ��r;; :x: ;�:r..��:;�t� :•ii: \\ \\�\ ,\`.,� `i\:L:� � h��\i\�i ';'tt, A�otion Carrie�.�'��. t� ri�v'�`;.»..,»,»�::>..a 0 ;r, Brasaemle and ;e}. g Associafie table acfion an the Ocfober 2, 1996, minutes. ��t��rt Re_. `"°'°s �nd Cor�eneni,� ora it�rns BVo� on th� �►get�da � 2 iY`2� •r �`�"..�`..�:.�h\',.� `� V:� ):::`� ``'�`.��`. \...� ;�;�;,; �:� r� �� resident req�ests �r comments from th� f�oor. f�dex ta Minutes p�g� Case N�. 466-9�, minor �ubdivision f�r 7532 � 754� Silver Lak� Road , L�rry 6�ach 2 Ca�e N�. 46�-96, vari�nce for sigt�s a� 2375 Highway 1 Q, ��am Developm�nt 2 Mounds View F'lannir�g C�rr�rnissio� Dec�mber 4, 9 996 Regular Mee�ing P�ge 2 , ; . �.� , . ,� - . . � .. . '^��<; .�� •- .� •� � _ � �' �� 4 :�� r�� _,. - . . . .. �- . � - __ �. -... , _.�• �^ ri Plant�ing Asse�ci�#s Ericson �xplained tha4 thE subdivisior� 4o rnove 12.5 f�e# from 7532 SiIvE F��ad to satisfy a previous arr��gem�r�t m�� c�,��,:��.��:r�- ...��:�::; � .;-::,-.,....:.,.,.. ...:...:;.......,. Cocnrr��ssion�r Mlll��._.�d � e�ncerc�=�<�� r y,. �\ .::<:�:; ;,;�:,�;<e;g: stated that if both ciw liing� t�nii� .'�� °�i��`i�<:i prevail as fi�r single fami�y i�vm�Dire�� cl�rified ihat if, in the future, tt��'dw�llir�q�� d� homes, fihe lots would nee, ��meet r��murn family homes. � ��` °'`�Y .O._2a.. ,�\'ii Motion/Se�,�r�d: �rook�/�.?;��r°►I� tn �. e° ,,,:�. �, 3 . recomm��i�.�Pprc�v�;�<��r �ubi , ,;: ,.:::::.�:..;��, ov�n�f�=�;�� 7��`�,��`�.�k� � .�_:....,.� .� :;:,::::;�::::, .,,:: ,'`�:;;:: � :.�:.::.. ;�. �:��;:.::;�, ,.,�y;. .>:� ::::< ::: :.,.. ..,::..., :.:,.�.r Mo#ion �ar�i�€�:'�'�;��,, a r��..�.;,;��.:,::�<. �::� .,.;;,� �:�:�:: � �::<� :�� ,�;� : �;��: ;: :�:��.�.t�_..� �� \ .? :..\": ..�.\`\t ;C�� Y.::.\;:2`,:\`Y:\:'�.''�.` �. ;tii.�' c;\:`y..._...::\:j�j.\\b � (:�5� �Oo i Z�Q� w�gr� k: Safum DE far a��ro� 1 to 7�40 is req�esti�g � er�s��r �,.to 7540 Sii�er Lake owners. �af R��c��'�� i�o. 488-96 which :<,. ��;�r�y��,:i�i�imum lot wid�h� shall ��:��he Planning Commissior� ,>":»,,;:>��._� �►� order to build singfe family �id�h requirements for singie ', �I��ion I�o. 488-96 as am�nded Larry Beach, r�presenting the property i�a Case No. 466-96. a variance to �Ilow directiot�af sign� ai d�vevvay entrances (one on Co�rtty R�ad H2) �� pplic�nt, Satum Development, was r�ot present. Camrnunity Devel�prr�en� Direciar �heldon expiained ti�e request from Saturn Deve�opr�ent for a sign varianc� ihat would aflow #h�m io ins�all fir�o �dditior�ai ' m��ament �igns, on� on Hig�way � a and one on C�ur�ty R�ad H2. She expl�ir��d �: �� i . � ". � . , � .. � a:. f _ ' :� !: r • �� # � �. R � � ' ii ih� sigr� area allowed by Code is added togeiher, 5atum's existing signage is b�{o�r tha� requir�ment a�td �htat by �ddir�g fhe two propased monument signs, it wouid siiil be below the overail area �IlovNed. She r�ofed that the Plar��g * ��rY f0 �la�e Commi�siQn, at t�eir last meeiir�g, �xpr�ssed that they f�14 tk��`�n✓��=��p p bec�use it was a reallor�iion c�f signag� that woul. be mc�.�:�,�-'in directir�g traffic. She added that R�soluiion No. 489-96 ve� t��,�a��,e request ahd she nofed the five conditions contained ir� the_ . lutior�. ��z:��r��<��,. �� • � �:� -�. ... . -� � . - .. , . _� . . . -. . •• '� _- �.- .i . . �c � � • ,�.. � � �. . �. . . -�. 1�ofiio�/Se�and: Br�s�emle/Miller to adopi a variance in th� Mcaunds View Sign Cod� A`k:. signs for #he Saium De�lership, 2375 ,t �' �` �r � . � � � -� �.�� . � 7, 1997��Pi�rf�ing :..� .� �'� ��Ido � 9��'"�i�c Vq/e�� i#�� a�d ti��=�:;�'�� m��w��:a::�� r� .:�t Staf� r��i� a� �� rt/�eCOnd: obeatt �� i 1� �dU�l I I�SSIQ <. i.:^.;�::Y..� J ..:Y�� :.:..`::.. �` i �� $kfl�?��c�Yii�C1' w��'�y�: � �:. �?.;�ti....��° �" >:�::...... � �'� �ort re ifi it i� ��f��:��i��t to Ins are iiluminated, ii �as �i�g Commissi�� briefly ��'�mended approvi�g �igr�� as directiortal Na. 46�-96. -;��:�;;�� th�t F��o(u�ican No. 490-9� sets a meeting schedule for :� �� •`�` ; �ha# shows both the agend� and regufar meetings as '�\zZ:"n;:>�;r�,. in� for��,`�,,,,4,��. of planning appli�ations �ar the agenda meetings �;�� ir��s thai this schedule wiii be follawed unf�ss a special ;��;� rne�ing is c2t�ceied d�€e to lack of business. She added ��prod�l of the resolutio�. �� • .ss:•.- �- • . * ..,.� .� ,. .• • .s � � - ` • • w� , � .:. `_i ��,� ..i � - �� .°� . � -- � .y � �� - ��i , -,-,�� , �� ..�s .:• r �.��' -'.. a. �_ ._ ' _• ^ � •,, • ��, l..i� ^��. i i • �. � t �.f,. � � „: � .- . : _ ::_.r � . i C�ounds Vi�w plan�ing Commissic�r� �ecet�°tb�r 4, 1996 F��gular Meeting Pag� 4 b. Forrrrat �or Planning Commission �linut�s: It was the co�sensus of fhe �'lanning Corr�mi�sion tha� they are in favor of 4he new format for the Plartning �arnmi�sion mir��ies. ,,,V,n � Direc#or Sheldon as��d the Planning Commi: public noti�ied for pub(ic ��aring items befor� meefing level so that 4hey c�r� have ir�pu4 at # ihe Ptanning Corr�missi�n was in favor of fhE �::.�� .,_�;. �.��:�:�: � ..- � �-. - , . . - . _ ��s r '� • � . . #. .s- .. - • � .,; � ;, �. . � , � , ,: 10. The members �t fihe Nove�� 20, 9��, rr Stevensor�, Qber�, Mi{ler.�ks, J�ston, r _ ,.. they ��'�a� �aal i��rt�>:� 'rtning ��c��: ma� "��" �;_:: �o be placed see the agenda ;� �r�ce ��i ��1@ icluded Commissioners mle and Chair Pe�erson. m bef�re the Pfanning Commission, Acting Chair g at 7:46 p. m. ■' �I► � �. �. '� , , �. . . � l � � �' , � , . .. �. � �:�.� . � r i � ' ._.. . : . . .. . ., � ... . 2409 Highway 10, M 1 a Ca[� to Orde� ihe meeting was called #o order by Chair 6� 2o Ro�l Calf Mernbers r�resent: Commissiorte�s Miiler, E �rooks and GPtair Peierson. _�� .::�: ;: ,��;"�``:: Afsn Present: Gommunity De�ela '�� Eri�on. � �y� , 3o C6�izen ��que�� and � � ents �;�� ..` � � ,,�,p� There were no r��iden�; uests ��rr�m� index �c�� Case No. Towers 4. .<z ��Planr►ang Cas . ��x� Ofd1i18C1C� NO. ;;�;:?? l�Cl$SClfi�S ..; � G'dlt� Special �A�etir�g December 18, � 99G �und � �' � v� City h#ail ��.��, �N 55� �Z , �rasaemie, Pl�r�nir�g Associate �a� the Agenda rt the floor. Telecommurticafiions �:��e00� �96 ,�C�mmercial Witeless Teiecommunications Towers and -..- � �,-��'"�iing Assoc��i� E�cso� explair�ed that fihe F'lannirtg Corr�missior� ��s reviewiing the second and fin�l dr�ft of ihe telec�ommuni�ations ordinance. Mr. Ericso� reviewed th� changes rr�ade af the f�st r�eeting �nd additi�nal rec�rrr�mendati�ns mad� this evenir�g by ih� �taff. • � �. ,;, . , . + � . . � �� * �_ ��,. .# �� 't;�.. _ Ci�air �eters�n �sked the audience if �hey had ar�y c�mments. �re J��arn�� Lii�tejohn of Hessian, McKasy and �oder�ierg, indicaated that he had a concem with P�ge 5, Subd. 2 P,, reg�rding a�y buildir�g expansion matchir�g ip.�;<�esign and feaiure� of the exisiing accessory equipment building and tA,�;�xpt��n having an interior w�{I to keep separ�te the compefii�g providers equ��,;��id havir�g a separa4e building ert�ran� for each p�ovider's ��``"- Mr��;��;��xpfained that � � h he ur�dersia�d� that t�e City v�ould fik� everyt.��to b� �1��:��„'�,fhe bui[din.�� are goit�g ia be ��d by rrtore #han r��e pa creaied �o�ld be that of a iawnhouse dr eoi repair bufi �ithout ar� �ssociafion to repair it. Subd. 4, and why the City requires proof of adminisfrative burder� to tra�k. He added th op�r�Yiortai in � 4�tat�s. Discussion contine regardir�g these concems. The Plannin�.;�c wardi�g regarding hor� accessory b��;;; .;:...:...:; fhem as mu�h as possible, but re ='�� \�x: sh�rir�g buiidings �nd io allow a.... aiiv��' Direcior Sh�ldon res� indicated thai she felt paperwor�c �hai they b req�e�t�d proof #he��{d r�oi h ��:��rl �gi' '�;�:: ::�<>�`� .zi�zi��;,;z'z `iza�,.i,., . �a �� con�ai��<;� �€� ci��rri��:� , �ck and �f � `� .h �generating a rr�i� required a hold.�; we cor�tacf th�:� harmiess st�€�°n �` Mr. Li��j� z�;,•� esti ��,ra; �uired t., x�v� i did not�;��: rtd th� :��'`";� a�:� �:_y,�,, �j1S SU%�{��'��tl�Il. the a conc�rr� i��ge 8, �� censider� i� �� ;�'��c�re thar� 'i 200 site� •, 2 �ifi�"`�;�?��ir�g Corr�missi�� .� _.:,..... >.. �si�ri`��°��;�,faff to v�ork on fhe �r�dl�d'��;�� objec4ive to ciuster �r�:,��r�e.�g�istical problems vvith �n'� r,�i�esY r�garding insurance and a g��l one fhat in order fio minimize s.��fice in pl�ce and if the City .:�r. _ x;�'ten ihey wauld be in violation. �Txien? �nrork every year. The Pfanning � �ca �a�;;��:�cems wiih the hoid harmiess staiemeni ;.. ��dir��r��=:;� thought it to be an overly r�strictive provision and ,•�`�.. ��ta�on r�ere the fanks could expl�de wiping ou� � City �"��' � i��`�°znter where nearly thousands ofi resider�ts shop weekly ��t�r risk of injury or accident and ask�d whether the City �rr�i'le�s clause for these sites. Directar Sheldon suggested that ity Attarney far his �pinion regarding th� requirer�eni of a ha{d m�t and if reeommended by the attomey, the requiremeni could be ordi��r�ce. ;��:��eg Kor�taci of Larkin, Hoffman, �aiiy artd Lindgren, appeared �� b�i�aEf of �rr��ri�an P�rt�bie Telcamm. H� inf�rmed t�e C�rnmissior� that APT is �ne of the wireless PCS li�ens�es that has recer�iiy r�ceived a licen�e and is developir�g a system in the Metropalitan Twin Citie� regian. H� indic�ied he w�nied to address h�ighf �nd co-lo�atian. He �xpiai�ed 4hai b��u�e the fechnol�gy hi� client uses i� me�re sensitive to line-eaf-sig�tt interter�nc�, f�ey req�ire tali�r anienr�as �nd � ,� .�� ' • ' • ` - r � ... #, � � ' � !r � �- - �- R `•�� r � � -:�. �-:: siagg��ed fiha4 the h�igh� limitations in 4h� Code w�re too low. He indic,aied ihai his Gien4 wo�ld lik� to �re� a 165 foof tall 4ovver in the �i�y of �Aounds View. hi� �dded 4Y��t on the iss�e ef co�bcafi�n, h� lik�s fhe idea, but is �of su�, � at the co- loc.�tion system that fhe City h�s set up v�iil b� v�rorkable. ,��<; ,;; `. �Y � °►>, T f. , - :. � : • = � _ , � r: '.L ` � -:. ]. � � �; �� - � � � � • � "'� � � + � i . Th� Planning Commis�io� wanted the word Subd. 5, fio allow for gaivanized m�feriai to I th�i the word "immediately" be changed fo " 1 � 1 �.03, �ubd. 1. " :, °�;r.� ihe Plan�ing Commission`�rth�r;�i� the proposed ordinar�ce, and t�te Pl�i th� ordinanc� as is artd iet the Cit�,� height �Ifowr�nce. �y`� °� �Ao�ion/Second: Steve arnended recommendi No. 588, an ordinance re(a#i�g to #he le�� v y i�i t��.� 5$�� Pi� ��C��'� ��i�� F��i�t�i Motion ca� Q�H\ \.��,��} . t�:yM 5. .�� journn :� �;� �:':� There ��1� .. W�� f�l@ flr�lP1�FIC�, �d dedi�` �€�� i h<> < . RS`. � 4� �?.`2k<i<.. ',. �` `�� :12.. }�r�2,yt�t� n � � "` .}=. , `�"„'v.�-`.iii��.`':A. ' y • °d � be re��v�<�°��;:�;��:05, ::r�;�<. :�:� ommissioner��=��d �` �irr 1117.04, �ubd. 1, �nd �� igh��..�� to be included ir� s�►on� ��A��z.'� �hey would ieave .�f -�,� � t�te�.�nt�d to change fhe a ad�p�;��l�afion No. 491-96 as Vie�v.��y C�uncil adopfiion of Ordinance �r 1�� af the Mounds Vi�w ��ning Code �"�`��'c�al wire[ess telecommunication �UI1dS V12W. thai if the Pl�nning Commission revisiis the ; at how they handle co-locafion. �further b�sines� before the Planning �ommission, Chair P�terson me�fing �t �:43 p.m. R��r�ai{y submi�ted, . _ �+. . �. *� � , ITEM �� 3 � . �, ; ., i, ,, � :,, � , . -' :� � . :�; . �; �: ' -, Ii�ee¢ang Date. S�afi I2epo� �y: Plaa��n� Case �+'il� l�Toa: Reqa�esto I'tti�io�e�re Location< � � r�-.., `- u ZmnA�ag/i,�n� iTseo Appl�ca�le 13egulatioraso J'an�tary 22, 1997 James Ericsori, Planning Associate 47Q-96 The applicant is requesting a Conditional Use Permit to allow outdoor plant and flower sales at Ii�ounds View Square Shopping Center. Peter Linder, represenfiing Linder's Greenhouses, Inc. 2535-25�5 Highway 10 (IVlo�nds View Square Shopping Center) 30-23-07-11�4079 B-4, Regional �usiness District Mounds'�liew Sq�aare Shopping Center Section 1115.04, Subd. 2, states that "Open or out�oor service, sale and rental as an accessory use" is a conditional use in the B-4 zoning district, requiring a CU]P to be obtained. Section 1125.Oi, Subd. 3b, states that "ihe City Council shali consider the advice and recommendation of the Planning and Zoning Comrnission and the eff'ect of the proposed use on the Comprehensive Plan and upon the healfih, safety and general welfare of occupants of surrounding Iands." . Section 1125.01, Subd. 3b, states ihat the City Council shail make the followin� appficable findings: D The use wilI be sufficiently separated fram residentially-zoned land. • The use is reasonably related to the overall needs of the City. � The use is consistent with the purposes of the Zoning Code. o The use is not in conflict with the Comprehenszve Pian. � The use will not create trai�ic hazards or congestian. �,.��.�� Flanning Application Zoning Map �ite P!an Greenhouse Design Inierior Specifica�ions Letter from Applicant Letier from Property Owner i; PLANNING CASE NO. 470-9G ranuary 6, 1947 Page 2 �ac�g�ouaxdm Iv�r. Peter Linder, representing L,inder's Greenhouses, has applied fbr a. conditional use psr�mit (CCTP} to a.ilow the operation of an outdoor sales operation a� Iviounds View Square. Linder's was previously issued CUPs for the I995 and 1996 growing season. No changes are proposed in the locatioq layo�t and operation from previous years. In his letter of applica�ion, Mr. Linder requests that ihe City consider allowing the ope�°ation to hook up to a fire hydra,nt on the property in order to get waier for the flora. This was done last year with no associated problems. The charges for permitting such water tasage include a$100 hydrani deposit, a$20 wrench deposit and a$20 adapter valve deposifi. These deposiis are refundable. The applicant's request to connect to the fire hydra.nt has been approved by the Departm�ni of Public works, subject to receiving the appropriate deposi�s. In addition, fh� applicant will be billed $1.00 per day for water service. r�naiys�s: Mr. Linder is expecting io operate the Flower �Iart from April 15 to June 30, 1997, but would like the CUP to be effective from March 15 to July I5, 1996, to accommodate for seasonal fluctiaations and assembly/disasseinbly. Linder's Flower Mart is a p�rennia.i Mounds View business, having been at the same location for fhe past four years. Staff is not aware of any problems associated with this operation. The flower mart will be located at the edge of the Mounds View Square parking Iat, alongside of Highway 10. The closest residential neighbors at this point axe the homes behind the shopping center and the Wildwood Manor senior apartments across Highway lfl to the south. The residences, separated from the flower mart by the shopping center and the highway, should bear no discernabie impaci from the use. The flower mart is related #o th� needs of the residents of Mounds View in that there are no greenhouses within the City. The zoning for the shopping center is B-4 (Regzonal Business District} which allows outdoor sa.les as a conditionat use. The area of Iv%unds V'iew Square is identified as Highway Commercial within the City's Comprehensive Plan, a designation not inconsistent with the shopping center and proposed flower marC. Traffic in the area should not noticeably increase as a result of this use as it will draw much of its cusiomer base from th� Mounds View Square shoppers and commuters traveling east and west on Highway 10. Given these considerations and the previous experience with Linder's Greenhouse, stafffeels approval of the conditional use permit is appropriate. I�ecommenda�iot�: The Planning Commission recommend to City Council approval oithe cond'ztional use with conditions as to startin� and ending dates, anoperationf oepration. A resolution to this effect will be prepared for your regular meeting on Febnaary 5. N:�DATAIUSERSUIMEISHARE�I.II�IDERS. PC :i ; ;' � ; � ; �: I''� '- ��' • � � �_ �.. � , .�* �� t � _. �'l�r'...w _ �.j%�;�t�� .., f��,- � � � _ . � �%r � � � � �� 4f . .i�:.., � . .� �� " '� "�.�_, � __ _ --� �.s�� _ � ��. � . � _ �r sa* Interest in Prape�ty ❑ ❑ � a (check appropriate baxj: Obm�r of Property � Contract far Deed Owmer Lessee, (?per�tor, Manager Agreement ta Purchase other �explain} Documenlary evidence of �piicanYs iriterest in ihe property may be r�uired betore final City aciiort af this requesY. ��d�E�� NVOL�E�: Address/Gerreral Locatic Legal Description or Property Identifica�io� Number �,egai owr�er: Name/Address � 222°l Ve..��1�' �i`�1 ��! �_ Sa ,Q(��. Present Use (check appropr€ate box): ❑ UndevelopecfNacant - �, ❑ Sir�gle Farnily Dwell�ng - ' ❑ Dupfex/Two �ami(y Qwefling ❑ idiu[ti-�amily (No, of Units _ ) ❑ Business/Commercial Estabfishrrrent ❑ Industriaf Esfablishment j� Other (expiain) ' Property Classification: ❑ Abstracf ❑ Torrens _ � '/ : � i _ . � . � � i � . +i �i � � _ �► � 1 1' 1� � � 1_ . • , �. y � , � _ . _. . •.. � � � � '_ ' . s . �,�._, ��. r e � � � i _ . : ,.a .� 1!, � rL. � � � � � il a . . 1� � � *Please note: Applicar�t may be responsible for additsonal I HEAEBY DECi�4RE THAi TH� ABOVE STATEMENT ARE � Signature *��$*�,��*�*��*��**��*��,��*��*�*��,��*�*��*��*��-��*�� ReZOnin9 $200Jacre, minimum $200, ma�dmum S4,9QQ Park Fund Dedieation Fee Variance R-1 to R-2 - 575, a[I athers S2Q0 Date Paid Conditional Use Parmi# R-1 to A-2 -$75, ali ofhers $200 Receipt Numbee Cod� Appea� Develop./Site Pt�n Review Minar Subdivision Major Subdivision Comp. Plan Amendmen4 Wetland Alieraiion Permii Wetlaezd Buffer Pennii Plerrning Sign PUO PUI� Amendment Date $75 $� OO/aere, minimum 100, ma�dertum 55U0 $15a S250 plus $25� dapasit $200 $SQ pius deposit determinect by S4aff $� 0 $b9 $350 $15� Total Fees Paid Date Paid Receipt Number Additional Fee Paid Date Paid Fieceip4 Number Dat,� of finel action APPROVE� Q DENl�p ❑ TABLED ❑ Plenning Casm Ple, Admin. Accaun4 No. � 80� soaz aoas av5z 8051 eoaa ao�s a�� 8Q45 8039 Sa32 i 802 � 8033 804f] BQ35 8032 8031 8038 g035 � q 8U2� 8018 8013 8000 8022 8019 8030 8021 � eQ1 80Q9 B006 BQOq 8001 B01Q $�11 i 8004 7981 7990 �A 7981 7990 � 7989 7ggg � 7893 7940 7377 i 7470 7979 7980 7869 7480 7979 7980 9 7985 797p ; 7960 � 7959 7970 7965 7960 7961 7964 7975 i 7949 7954 7959 7966 79&9 7550 7951 7954 7956 � i �a�o 7Q4s �sas 7927 HILLVIEW 7g53 7950 79� 7g3p 7935 7430 79t7 PAR � 7gq5 � �' � � v c�i � 7901 Q, N N 7900 7901 7900 cv c� N 7800 7907 � N 7900 Pf; 907 ui . � `y° .o �°� ..�. �u D �"' ¢ ':. � .� Qs . 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J � S ' ; � � , I � . � � �� g� � . �- . �� .. . . . � � � �. � �±'� d ! j. � �.-i � 'If�p r, i f,_..Li�.. � �� . � ' '. ,�, ; \ , `,. � �� ' i /��; i � � ! " �%� .: . .. � . � :��/ �- iss`' .J ,U E� } ` `� ; O � �� t� \�. _.-- -� - ��-� �� :'i! � �� l � � � J �� .- � �� t� . > 0 � � tv �.� � � � J � < � J s � � � � � � � E A' <�: ! . City Pianner City �af Moundsview 2401 NE Hwy. 10 Moundsview, MN 55I 12 Dear Sir/1bls, t�NOL�SALE GREE7Y1�OCISES CORPOR� 7'E OFFIC�' 2'75 W. Wheel�ck Pkwyo St. �aul, Nfinn. 5511 i 612-�88-67 i i u,.;..,,,. ::,: _... RE"fA1L G�1RD�IY CEIYT�'R 270 UV. Larpenteur Ave,. �t. Paul, 1�inn. 5511 i 612-488-1-927 FA� 9�88-: �6 December 12, 1996 Attached to tl�is letter is rrty application for a Condifiional LTse permit for our Flower Mart at the Moundsview Square Shappui� Center. I would like to state that the FIower Mart at this loca�ion last spring was very successfiat and we had many customers comment that they were happy to have us here. As far as I know there wera no prabiems with our bein� here and we feel we were good neighbars for the shopging center and the community. We are eager to return for our FourtYt successful year in Mo�andsview. . You will note that nothing has changed from Iast year and vve will operate in 1996 tke same as in `' 1997, " Our eleciricity will come from tiie pylon in the Iot near the Flower Mart_ The water for our use will come from the hycirant to the sauth of the Flower Mart. This is aiso the same as last year. It worked out very vvelI for us and your pubiic works department. . 4ur 1997 business season is planned for April IS thr°u 7une 30. We need the same allowances foe assembly and take down as in 1996. I have enclosed a check for �204.0� (th� sasne as in the past years) as the fee for this permii. I hope this information satisfies a11 your needs. If yau have any questions piease call me at 865-5353. ��iiacerel , F er A. Linder - ice President Linder's Greenhouses Inc_ �� Printed on �lecycied Paper i�c=�=1c=1 � 7b ivJ � 1�4 t-H� I �P Eh1TEF.� t�.I �ES� CEN°�A.t. F�.�4Zr� �3,Sth i� C�.°r�traL Av�. (�f_E� 3��nnca�al�s� ��nnesue:� QtYSTAL Si�]QPPII�FG C�C�3°FER Ba�.e take Rcad � �'d2st BraadwRy c.ysi�, �;nn�5ara E12 6�6 13�'? 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V`i� trust t��t y�u �itl �gree tt�at th�s Sp��ial Us� Permi� st►�uld b� issued ir� ord+er �hat ��u� c�nst�tu��t� c�n avai� themselve� Qf th� ��'A i'L.az� �xcelten� �e1��i�n in uaii r�er�handi�e off��'�d b Lin��r`�o . SiatcEIwy. 4YD�'eDo�3dRuxd � � � : ; �Utendota tl�igh�s, 3dii�csota �� thae�}c yau in advance f�r yaur r�nside�a#inn ��r-ant th� at�aue- ri��tioned 5p��ia1 Use P�rmat. MOLFNI�S V IEW 5�1J�ItB Hwy. 10 de i,4i1� L:1�� 1�nad MoUnds �TiLw, l�nnzsa�a NORi'E-1WAY SFi�PPTPfG C:�M'F.it SL11.a H�vy. 23 dr woadlar.d �ia�ic Pincs, Pv4innecnta SIBLEY PL1��,q W�� 7th St�e�et ;� Llnvera Sl, P;�uf, I�iinnesota SQtITNVIEW SHp�NC, CEENTSR Southvieaa 3lvtl. � I3thAve, S Snuih Si. Paui, l�linn�sosa Si n� e��I�r. �i��N��'��f SQUAR� �IS�Q��6�� V1/. R. �}7�t v1C� PYeSideii$ �@�i ESf8t8 �II � � ��' . .. . . .. ... .. .. .•'.' ... . YTEM �k4 �.'� � ;� � � �� io: Mounds View Planning Commission Fromo Pamela Sheldor�, Community Development Direcior Jim Ericson, Plarining Associate �ubj�ct: Planning Case No. SF-Q12-97 Ordinance Amendment: Allawing wetland vegetation to be exempted from the requirement fbr mowing grasses over 8" in height I�ate: Janua.ry 1�, 199i Meeting of Jarzuaty 22, 199i Issu�/�ac�groa�ne3: The Mounds View N�aisance Code enumerates as a nuisance "all no�ous weeds, "tall �asses" defined as anythzng over eight inches (8") in height, and other ran.k growths." The properiy ai 8380 Greenwood has an axea in the rear yard where it is boggy and wetland grasses grow if ii is left undisfcurbed. It is our understanding tha� prior to 1996, staffwas not requiring ifiat this area be mo�,ved. In 1996, staff notified the property owner, IVir. I�eith King, that the rear yard had to be mov�ed in response to a compla.int from a neighbor that ihe Kings were was no� complying with the ordinance. Present day stai�had an opporiunity to view this area unmaw�z and did not find it objec�iot�able. It is native wetland vegefatiorn and not weeds. The Kings keep it well-managed and it is separaied from any adjacent property lines. Staff is proposing thai an exemption far this type of vegetation be added io the Nuisance Code. iaecammenc��iono It is sta.ff's recommendation that ihe following language be added to the Nuisance Code. An ordinance to this ef�ect will be prepared for your February 5 meeting. Section 6Q7.03, Subd. l.g. Ail no�ous weeds, "tall �rasses" defined as anythin� over eiglat inches {8"} in hei�ht, aixd other ; . .:., ; :.::.::: :::.:...�.:.:.:,::..,.::. :..: :.. :.:: :..: ::.:. :...... ranlc �rowths. �FC�.��, �t�� i�'�c:�`4��a�n� aiea� �� t�i`��::�r��.t�iz�ir�::�z`�:::��:��:.��:it�i::�� :��;� Mounds View Planning Comrriission Page 2 January 18, 1997 �� cc: Keifih Kang, 8380 Greenwood Drive, Mounds View, MIV 55112 C:\O FFICEIW P W IN1W PDOCS�REGS\TALLGRAS\TALLGRAS. PC ,, ,t�4,��,J�i;%��li`�,.k7�,%� ��,?-%�� ,�%��i.'�..�r.$,.I�,�� A i�r� �,�, f'�,�s,.p,� � _ �:✓�� ..,_�%;��- . '� � i � �.,� iw%r�,�✓'S-'c.,�t( Yy.;�.�7..�° `F �.' .a„ �.,..^'F,.%l,'�/t:�: � ._ (�—�`}T:, �„'::., 2„P.,t,!�Vi°s,/<.&�/�-�d ,,.%�,�. - ITEM ��5 , �.: � �; r� ,=: 'Toa Mounds View Planning Commission I4'e°��: Pamela Sheldon, Community Development Director �abje�fi: Flanning Case Na SP-013-97 Ordinance �nendmerzt: Adding day care and groug nurseries #o business and industrial zoning districts I➢��: �'arivary 17, 1997 IVleeting of 7anuary 22, 1997 issu�: At present, the Ivlounds View Zaning Code allows for day care and group nurseries as conditional. uses in the FZ-2, Rm3, R-4, and R-5 residentiai districts. Sta,� is proposing ihat these us�s b� added as conditional uses in the business and industrial districis. . ;; �ackgro�a�ada The Children'.s Home Society has approached the City asking wheiher they could lease space u1 the Bel Rae. The Children's Home �ociety would grovide day care for appro�cimateiy 100 children. The property where the Bel Ra.e is located is zoned B-3. A review of the Zoning Code revealed that day care is not listed as a permitted or conditional use in any of the business or indusirial districts in Mounds View. Whefher or not the Children's Home Society proposai goes forward, sta$'feels this is an opportune time io consider adding day care and grQUp nurseries to the business arfd industrial districts as a conditional use. According to the Mounds View Zoning Code, day care and group nurseries are defined as "a service provided to the public in which chiidren of school or preschoal age are cared for during established business hours." Home day care is defined as "a family dwelling in wluch foster care, supervision and training of children of school or preschool age is provzded for during established business haurs. The Zoning Code does not use numbers of children in defining �hese two uses. According to IVlinn�sota Staie Statutes, however, care of 12 children or less is to be regarded as a permifited single farnily residential use. Care of 13 to I6 children is to b� regarded as a permitted multifamily residential use, for which a conditional use pernut may be required by the I�cal zoning authority. Mounds V�ew Planning Commission Page 2 Janua�y 17, i 997 Stiaff is proposing an ordFnance amendment to do the following: Revise the definitions of home day care and day care and group nurseries need to use the numerical limits stated in �'viinnesoia Law Add day care and group nurseries as conditional uses to the R-0, B-I ihrough B-4 districts, and tlze I-1 districi, subject to the same criteria as is stated in ihe resider�iial districts. These criieria are as follows: a. No overrught facilities are provided for the children served. Children are delivered and removed daily. h. The front yard depth shall be a minirrium of thirty five feet (35'}. c. Not less than forty (40} square %et of outside play space per child be provided and that such space be suitably fences and/or screened in accordance wiYh conditions as specified by the City Council. d. Adequate off street parking and access is provided in compliance with Chapter 1121 of this Title. e. Adequa#e off-street loading and sez-vice entranc�s axe provided in compliance wit� Chapt�r 1122 of this Title, f. The site and related parking and service sha.11 be served by an arterial or collector streei of sufficient capaciiy to accommodate the #raffic which will be generated. g. All signing and informationai or visual cammunication devices shall be in compliance with the Maunds View Sign Code. Our e�sting �oning Code regards both home day care and day care and group nurseries as being either residential uses or compatible with residential districis. Day care centers become a hybrid between a residential and a commercial uses, with some characteristics associated with family activities and some associated with a business. La.rge day care centers do not blend very well into residential neighborhoods because of the number oi children. Placing thezn in a business district could work betier. Stai� feeis that this option shauld be available, and then the maxketglace would have more options as to where day care centers are located. The conditional use permit process will a.ssure that the specific location and site layoui will work, and be campatible with adjacent uses. Reco��arda�YOne Staff to draft an ordinance amendment for action at your February 5 meeting. C:10FPTCEIWPV✓IlVIWPDOCS�REGSIDAYCAREIDAYCARE.PC 1 `'i ITEM ��6 �� % 1 � �� 'I'oo IVlounds View Planning Comrnission �ro�: Pamela Sheldon�, Community Development Director Subj�cto Pianning Case No. SP-014-97 Ordinance Amendment: Revising th� criteria for famiIy foster homes having ei�hi �hildren to include definitions from Sta�e of Minnesota Rules applicabte to boih the Department af Humari Services and the Department of Corrections 1)ate: January 17, 1997 Meeting of 7anuary 22, 1997 �seaeo Minnesota 5tate Law defines a sfiaie licensed residen�iai facility providing care of six or %wer persons as a permiticed single family residential use, meaning that citie� must perrnit such uses in residential districts wiihout special reguiation. The Minnesoia Depa.rkment of Correciions is on� of the agencies wliich issues licenses for group homes and group foster homes for the purpose of treating juveniles who have violated criminal staiutes. The rules goverrung the Department of Cortectians define group homes and gra�ap foster homes as prvviding care for not more ihan eigh� chiidren. They will only place six children in a group home or group %ster home unless the local zoning code allows for tfie additiona.l two children. In 1996, the Mounds View Zoning Code was amended to aliow a total of eight children in foster family homes group homes. This amendment was initiated in response to a request from Mr. Duane Waldoch, who operates a family fosier home for chiidren referred to him by #he Department of Corrections. His license was for six children, and he wanted to obtain a license aliowing him �o have eight children. This iicense could nofi be issued without the change in our Zoning Code. Mr. Waldoch appiied for the revised license and the Department of Corrections asked us for evidence that our local Zoning Cade aliowed eighi chiidren. VVi�en we sent a copy of the amendment, the Department of Corrections responded ihai the way the amendment was wri�ten did not pernut them to approve the additional children. Staff is proposing � fiarther amendment which wouid solve ihis problem. `. 1Vlounds View Planning Commission Page 2 January 17, 199i �ack�e°o��ad: The Zoning Code was amended on Ju1y 15, 1996 by Ordir�ance IVo. 575. T'he amendment reads in pari:: Section 1106.02 {R-1 District) is amended to read: I 106.02: Permitted Uses: The followiag uses aze permitted uses are permitted (sic} in an R-1 District: Subd. I Single family detached dwellings. Subd. 2. Permitted single family uses allowed under Minnesota Statutes 462.357, Subd. 7 as follows: , a. A state licensed residential facility serving six or fawer persons; b. A licensed day care facility serving I2 or fewer persons; c. A group family day care faciiity licer�sed u�xder Minnesota Rules, parts 9502.0315 to 9501.0445 to sezve 14 or fewer children. d. Residential facilities whose primary purpose is to treat juvenites who have violated crirninat statutes relating to sex offenses or have been adjudicated delinqueni on the basis of conduct in violafaon of cnixninal statutes relalang to sex offenses shall noi be co�idered a permitted use. '" � Subd 3 liVohvithstandfrrg theprovision of Subdivision 2 hereitr,, foster fraysrily hosrres as adentifterl ara Chaptea° 9Sd5, Section 954S.00IO, Subp. 7 of �nnesota Rules shall be gllowed as pe�mitted uses to serve noi more Ph�n eight children per home, not including the fost�t° family's own chiidren. {Emphasis added.) The reference in Subd. 3(i.e. Chapter 9545, Section 9545,0010, Subp. 7) is to Minnesota Ruies related to the Department of Human Services Licensing of Facilities for Cl�ildren. Subp. 7 reads: Family foster home (FF�: "Foster family home" means a family home licensed to provid� one or more of the following types of care for children who are tanrelated to the family and who are cared for 24 hours a day. a. emergency shelter home means a FFH designated primariiy for time-limited emergency placements, usually taster no longer than 30 days for any child; b. interim home means a FFH caring for children expected to rst�m honne within one year or to be placed for adoption within two years; c. pennanent home means a FFH caring for children (whether state wards or not} under written agreement for planned care until child reaches majority; d. restricted home means a F�3 licensed for a specific child (an FFH licensed as a restricted home rnay not accept children other than the specifically named child(ren)); e. speciai services home m�ans a FFH able to pravide e�raord�nary car� or servic�s, ., Mounds View Planning Cornmission Page 3 January I7, 1997 by virtue of trairung, experience, or special skills; and f. group family foster home means a FFH provi�ding care for no more than ten children, including the family's own chi.ldren The problem arises from the fa.c� that the children being placed in NIr. Waldoch's hom� are not being referred there by the Department of Human Services but, instead, are being referred to him by the Department of Corrections. The Minnesota Rules related to the 17epa.rtment of Corrections has its own definition of group homes, foster homes, or GFH as follows: "Group horries", "group foster homes," or "GFH" shall mean a residential facility vvhere not more than eight deiinquent youths are cared for by group fos�er parents or� a 24-hour� a-day basis. (Chapt�r 2925,0110. Subp. 9) It appears clear from the informaiioz� in the file that the City Council's int�nt in amending the ordinance was to accommodate Mr. Waldach's sitiaation. (Please see the attached memorandum frorn Joyce i'ruitt to the File, and the staff repor�s sent to City Council at the time this ordinance amendment was presented to them. There was even inforrrial permission given to Julie Snyder ai Department of Conections to place an additionai cliild at the Waldoch's prior tco formal adoption of the ordinance.) �ut the reference in Subd. 3 above is to the definition of foster family home in the rules which apply to the Department of Human Services rather than the cPefirution of group foster home in tl�e naies which apply to the Departmeni of Corrections. Julie Snyder has questioned whether the amendment allows two additional children, if they are being placed in a home being Iicensed by their department. She has told us that either: Mounds View needs to state in writing to her department that the reference to the Department of Human Services rules was intended to include both types of foster homes, and ihai ihe City regards them as equivalent; or, Mounds View needs to amend their ordinance. Our City Attomey has advised us that the ordinance needs to be amended to ciarify that �ubd 3. includes references to the rules for both the Departmenfi of Corrections and ihe Depa�icment of Human Services. I have been contacfed by I�Ii°. Duane VJaldoch who lives at 2935 Hi�hway 10. He has been operating a fosier home for children referred to hi.m by the Department of Corrections. As Z understand, from talking with Mr. Waldoch, Minnesota State Law aliows foster care of six ar fewer children wiihout municipal regulation. It also allows municipaliiies to increase the number to eighi childcen with local approval. IVlounds View Planning Comm�ssion Page 4 Jaritaary 17, 1997 Ree��aar�e�eda��on: Section 1106.02, Subd. 2 and Subd. 3 be rewritten as follows: Subd. 2. Permitted single family uses allowed under Minnesota Statutes 462,357', Subd. 7 as follows: • • :-:>:<::::<:;>-.:,..,.:;>.:<.::.�..f...::.:.:.:,,:: a. state cens resx ential faciIity serviug six or fewer persons, �p€�;�i�;�i�'avi� i�:>�%�c�:�;�::::�ci�i; ..�. b. A licensed day care facility serving 12 or fewer persons; c. A group fami.ly day care facility licensed under Minnesota Rules, parts 9502.0315 to 9501.0445 to secve i4 or fewer children. d. Residential facili�ies whose primax� puYpose is to treat juveniles who have vzolated criminal statutes relating io sex offenses or have been adjudicated delinquenC on the basis of conduct in violation of criffiinal statutes relating ta sex offenses shall not be considered a pernutted use. ,-..:...:;:. Subd. 3. Notwithstanding the provision of Subdivision �:;�;�;:;hereirt, foster family homes as � � ��et� �rt �.u�z�sci��?Ru1�s: Chapter 9545, Section 9545.OQ10, Subp. 7 of �ot�-i�ies �zz�,�a� �t�i��s �r� �i�::f��:�c��i�::��::��>��<��„�,��e��>1 �#3&pt�z::��+�;3;;�?:�{ ��; �'shall be allowed as perm�itted uses to serv� not more than eighi children per home, not includrng the foster family's own children. '; A ordinance to tilis effect will be prepared %r your meeting on February 5. cc: Duane Waldoch, 2935 Highway 10, Mounds View, MN 55112 Julie Snyder, Department of Corrections, 1450 Energy Park I�rive, Suite 200, St. Paul MN 55I48�5219; F.AX 642-0314 C;10FFICEIWPWINIWP�CS\REGSIFOSTHOMEIFOSTHOME.PC �..._E :,:;,;.. . � .. �.,,� „rr �,:�::. . ..;.a , ._ ....::: ...., r _ _ ✓ .�/;_ li _ _ .,:r _. . . .. _ ., ,. ._ . . . '�: -' : �;: „ „�. �:�n,.. . ,.. '� .,. , , -.,u . , ,,.,.J�� . ,_..,:_� . .. . . .::.: ... . .i.;' . .,.,,,, z; .iz' To. Ch�xck Whiting, City Clerk-Adminisirator I�'ro�: Joyce Pruitt Se�b,�ect: Foster care facility at 2935 Highway 10 Daieo Nlay I5, 1996 *'�'� FOR FILE� � �` As you requested, this memorandum has be�n prepared r�garding the st�.tus of the fosi�g� care facility at 2935 ��ighway 10. 3ulie �nyder of the Minnesota DOC Inspectiion Unit and Juvenile �ervices contacted the City on May 08, 1996 to request the pl�cement of ane additional young woman at ihe fosier car� faciliiy at 2935 Hi�hway 10. TJp io this painY, the �Ta.�dach's had heen operating a foster care facility at the property and only `� permitting six faster children at the home. The State of Ivlinnesota permits six or fewer foster children in residentiai districts without municipal regulation. Ms. Snyder made ihe request to add another £oster ctuld %llowing a City Cotancil worksession discussion to revise ihe fbster care ordinance. The City Council expressed suppori far chartging the Mounds View foster care ordinance to aIlaw up to eight foster children in residential districts. Although this new ordinance has not been formally adopted as of yet, I believe it is th� Council's intention to allow up to eight children at a foster care facility. The additional child is a female �ander eighteen years of age who stili requires educatian on family living skills, which Ms. Snyder feels the Waldoch's can provide. On May 4�, 199b, Ms. Snyder was natified that it wouid be acceptabie to ailow this one additional chiid into the faster care for the �265 Spring Lake Road facility, prior to the formai adoption of the amer�ded foster care cod�. � �� C�C;� ';.� ..� �P U�-.;.,Y! o� ' Qa g�PPar ° Paren��tn Itexn AeSC�ript�on: , �, � N � 1/ • , _• ,, ,��_._ 1t#• � � � � �; . _ 1� •r� Ag�da Sectio8 9� R.epar� N�ber: � �-16 9 2ws R�porg Dat�e: S/1/96 7�iscussion reIatirig io a groposed ord°utancr am�ndrr��nt for amending Chapter IOOE, Entitied i6R« 1 Sin�Ie Faxnily Disgrict" (�'oster Care). '�Y! a \-:.-•. •. .... #�..�ili'/�.i�.l.:1.�'� i . • 1 f1 il� � - f . . ) • :�H '� � . ! � ': y ♦ �' ..,. •1��.� .�{ � .. � "� l �xplanation/Searrirr►ary (attach supplcme°�t sheets as nccessary) S��maryo Foa°xner City Clerk�Administrator �%rrington was worldng r�vith, Duazie and Uorina Waldoch of 2935 �ghvvay 10, regard�� he City's fost�r care ordina.a�c�. ihe 2935 I�i�hway 1� property is curr�aiiy zoned R-� M�dium Densi�y R�sidential, which allaws fos-��r care as a gemiit�ed use. I�e Mounds �ew �f�rucipal Code curren�iy states: , `Boardiz�� (house) horrxe; foster children: Restricied to a f.anuIy dwelling in which chlldren out af their � own homes, a.��s sixteen (15) years or under, ar in t#ie case of inen�.I re�ardation, a�e �urenty on� (21) or under, are cared for t�.v�nty four (24) hours a daq for a period of thirty (30} days. ihe a�umber to be cared for in one foster chsld baardang (hause) hom� shall not exce�d iwelve (12), inciudi�g the f�ster falnily's own civIdrea�." . Ci�avter 462 of �he ��snta Statute allows fpr a state Iicensed residential facility, such as a group foster care home, se.rvin� si,c or fewer persons � a permittea sin�ie family use. 'I�us, the Stat� says to eities, if a p�rsort is proviaing fost�r care to six or fewer persons in a residential district, a czty cannot place restric�ions or� the a�e nar time period the ind.ividuals can stay at the premises. However, a city may place addational restt�c2ions on a fost�r c3x°e faciIiry which has more thari six itzdividuals. � The Wa�dach's have found the NYotuxds �Tiew Code restrictin� the ag�s of the ��ildren th�y can provide foster care tar and how long they can provid� foster care to eacn ciliid di�icuIt to work with during "over lap'� periods. �°his ov�riap pe�iod vcc�ar�s wi�en �e W�ldoch's are �bout to have some chiidre:� in �he procvss of lea�� and ar� trying to sch�duie r�ew chiIdr� to ent�r �heu hame for foste: caa°e. �Lr' L? L /-� ��`2� Joyc� �rt�i� Acting Commu�ity I'�eveiopme�t Di�ector �E�� A.1'��I�to Sr�'s�r�CS City �ouncii d�re�ia� f�r dra�in� an amendm�nt pertai�iz�g ta �ost�r �ar� ia�ilitaes irz residential dis�icts. . .�.�. �' r."�'• :! i'�1 - • •' 1 � '' ' f�, � , , � ' ` • f � �tt��y Long has drafted ar� ordinar�c� for the City ofMo�nds �er�v refleciarig the stagute reguu�mex�ts (pertairung to six or fewet children %r foster c.�re) for your revi�w and consideration. T'his ordinancg �vas presented to the PIannin� Commassion for revi�,v at the April i7, 1996 Agenda meetin�, b�� based on ihe . Waldoch's re�u�st for rr�ore th� six children, was fonx�arded to th� Ci�y Coun�il for dir�ction in ordinar��e. ' g t�� `ih� i�aldoch's �vouId I�ce the City Council to consider allowin� mare than six chiIdre�z for fos�er care ai thefr premases. ALtomey I,ong ha.s s�ated that if'the City would consider allowiz�; rnore than s� children for fos�er care � process, through a condztionai use pem�it, shouid be es�ablished. J�the Counc� is to establish a. conditional use permit proc�ss �o allow s�er� or more chaIdren for fosier care, the CounciI may wisb to set Ii�riits %r ih� toi�Il r�urnber of children which cari be at a foster care faciiaty. Atiomey Long has also s�ggested the C�iy Council create d�fimitions for fos�er care famiIies and d�erent types of care facilities {ie. mez�ta�iy ill, delinquency rehab, drt�g rehab, eec_)_ ci A-tt01��'Y �� wiil be present at the worksessian foc discussion an this iterr�. I�Ir. �TaldQCh has express�d an iriterest in artendin� this work session to provide further iaxformatio� ort has r�quesT. �_ �� U► ��C�)� � � �� ' p � .Ir'c'Y1 P S �r�df � Partne'n�•@ �iEQLT�S�' FOR COUNCIL CONSID�RATION ST'�' �ZEPO�tT CITY C9UNCII, MEETING DATE Jur�e 10 1996 . i' Agcnda Section 8 . E Report Numb�r: 9 6~ 17 50c Repori Date: 6/6/96 Special Order ofBus. � COIL58IIg A��II� public Hcarings Council �usiness Item Descriptian: Set Public Hearing for 7:35 p.m., Monday, June 24, 1996 ia Consider Qrdinance No. 575, An Ordinance Amendin� Chapter 1 I06, Section 1106.02, Entitled "R-1, Single Family Residentiai District," pertaining to foster care facilities. Ad.ministr�tor's Review/Recommeacfadon: C�•-� -No Comments to supplement this report -Comments attac}�ed. �I�ha�alsurrtr�tc�y (atrach supplement shee�s as rrecessary) Su�t �I1�O��UIi�I � 'T(�a Cbuck iilbetx��, City Cie��aAdministrator° �I�a Joyee ��i� Aciing �ormmun�fy %)eveIopm�� I3ir°ec�or 12.Ea �equest to sei a pttblic hearing for 7:35 p.mo i1'Iored�y, Jt�n� 24, 199b, t� cot�sader �r�xenriix�g Chapter 1106, Se�fio� 1106.02, perta�ning to foster care faciiafies D�3�e Jea�e U5, 1996 �ta�"is requesting Council to seti a publ�c hearing for 7:35 p.m. Mond�y, 3une 24, 1996 to consider Ordinance `;To. 575, an Ordinance amending Chapter 1006, Section 1106.02, En�itled "R-1, Singie Fa.rnily 1�esidential f.�istrict," pertainir�g to foster care facilities, This proposed amendment was braught to the May 06, 1996 City Courzcil work session for �iscussion. City Council directed staffto work with City Attorney Long to draf� a code amendment ailowing up to eight foster care chiidren per home, not inciuding the foster family's own children. The Planning Commission has revlewed thfs amendment and has recommended approval to the Ciiy Counci� in Resolution No. 452-9b. Addgtionai informataon wili be provided in the .iune 24, I996 City Council packet. � 7�•:r, � J �'�, � Joyce �ruitt, A'ing Corrimunii�, I7eveia�nent Director � ��N� Council direction �� I��1�}CI�G � �. "•� ff .,�,.y1 vo�t ° FifF��`�b ' • i � f E ! 1! � . _ � . . .� . .. c��Y coulvc�. ��v� �A� Ju�e 24 1996 Agenda S�ctioa O R.�port Tt�mmber: �� Report Daie: 6/18/96 Sp�cial Chder ofBus. �On5�1C �ig�d3 � �i1b11C H�aI7)1�S COl]IICIl BUSIIICSS Item Description: Cansideratior� of Tntroductian of drdinance No. 575, An Ordiriaric� PAmending Chagter l I06, Seciion I 106.02, Entitled "R-1, S�g�e Farnily Resider�iial �iistrici,'y pertairting to foster caze facilities. . Adminisaator's Reviewlfiecommendatia�: -1Vo Cor�ents to supplemeut this report -Comnaents attached. . Expl�tio�a/SumPS2� (atPach sup�leme�rt sheels as necessary) S'u �� T'O: Cbuck W�ai�n�, �ity Cler4c :Admanisir�ior F120I�: .7oyc� Pz°u�ii' AC$1i1� CU[t]1TBF7I11� DeV��0�3!%l]�IF� D19°�C�OP' l�: Pubtac he�rinb far 7:35 p.m. lY�onday, Jun� 24, 1996, to considet° ar�ender�� Ch�pte�° I106, Se�tion Ii0ba02, pert�gning to foster ca�e facili�aes DA'T`�a .Iu�� 17, 1996 � <. `;'r you may recaI�, Former Acting City-CIerk Administrat4r Paul Harring�on was working-with Duane and ann� Waldoch of 2935 Hig�way 10, regaraiing revisirfg N%unds �ew's foster caze ordinance. Th� 2935 I-�ghway i0 properiy is currentiy zoned R-3, Medium Density Residentia.l, which allows foster care as a germitted use, The Waldoch's have found that the current Ianguage in the Mounds View Zoning Code is difficult to work with sinc� the ordinance curreniiy restricis the ages of the foster children they can provide c�re to and for how Iong they can provide foster care to each chiId. Discussion af a proposed amendment to the faster care ordinance was discvssed at the Nlay 06, 1996 City Council work session. City Council directed Staff to work witti Attomey Long to draft a code amendment allowing up to eight faster care ci�.iIdren� per home, not inciud�g th� foster family's owr� civldren. The Planning Comrnission has reviewed this amendment and has recommended approva.l to the City Council in Resolution �Io. 452-46, which is attached for your review. Introducing this ordinance will require a roll cali vote. , �.r,��.?�., � � r.��-� 7 Joyc� Pniitt, Actin� Corru�unity 17eveiopment Directo� =C� �?�'TIONe lUlotion t� waive the aceual r�ading and considerat�on� af AgprovaUD�ziiai aithe b ac-mal Introductior� af C7rdinance �eo. 5i5. an Ord�na�ce amendFng Chapter 1006, Se�tion I006.02, �ntitled "�ai Sir��ie Fanvly Reside�tial District,'9 pertainin� ta foster care facilities. �� ' :� . �. '�-. ; ��. :� :: +� � � "' �' � ` ', � ,�, � � �`• �� - " � ' , :� � , � � � .` y�, � �i`_ .i., � - �. M' 'i'.. ; � � �; �.. ., � -�,., � - 1 .� � :, ` `��- _ . i "��'� �'- � '- - " .%; .,... �. "� ��`. ,� � '- =. ; �;�. � 1; ! • , f ' � 1, . ; :. . : ; 1 [ `, . , . � • 1 �. , �' 1• i. ,� • : .-�� °, . ,"11 r: ., _ TI-� CITY O� Iv1OLTNDS 'S1�W ORDAIlVS: Se�tion 1. Section I 106.02 is amended to read: 1106. a2 Subd. 1. Permitted Uses: The followin� are pea°nzitted uses ar� permitted in ari R-1 District: Singie-family deiached dwellin�s. i f .!"�i��-..�.... i � .._.. � _....:� . �........ ..��:� �..... • ._._ _ . .... ._ , ! � � . If.�' i •• :: / .�. *... f .. f �f 1. ...,,._,.. • s � _. . ,. _.....� :•'. _ � ..r..... � ., � ..,...,,.. > ,�. ,. .. . .�� .ti._ �# � - _. ....� . ____. _. . ,._ � .._.,�, . . .� " � _"� - A�� ]'.l�yt•1K�s/��1�1t11�p1Y��fl7��1.13��f•�I�I��t.1�i•ii�i�►fl�lll=.}� � � � �... _.. f .:' :... . .. . .. _ . _. � • � �. •�'.. li- •� � er�.:_�i� ....� .. .� ,. . . - . ,... ... ,....._ .. K ' -� ■ e � ... ��- !. _ u �r. � � �Y•...,. � ��- • � -i•��.-' ��-�:' • ,�� •.•.�.. i �"-y� �^��r i�-'- r.�..,. •. � . .� .. . .. �`_. . � .... . � . .� .. ..� � - , �: 1 � . . ._ � . ..•.._ � \.t\�� ._.. f ��• �� -_::. - � � � � �� . � ...... � ..: .. �� _.. • .._._ .. . .. � ..._.� . . ..:. � • f f ... � . . :.�' .. .�t .�. . � r. _�� • S ubd. 2. Subd. 7 as follows: a. � Pe�[tutted Si�ale-famiIv uses aliowed under i�nnesota Statu�es 462.35 i A state licensed residential facilitv servirt� six ar fewer �ersons: A licensed dav care fac:Iitv servin� i�, or fewer persons• c. A arou� famiIv dav care PaciIit-v (ic�nsed under \�iir�nesota Rules arts 9502_03I� to 9502,04?5 fo serve 14 or fewer cttildren. d. Residentia! facilities whose orimarv nu ose is to treat 'uven�les who have vi�iat�d criminal statutes relatin� to sex of%nses or have beer� adiudicated d�linque�t on cit� basis of conduct ir� violation of crimina! statutes relatinQ to se�c a#�enses shall not b� considered a pem�itYed use. ,j a'-:. � � oiul��C� 1Vo, J�5 1996 PAGE T�VO Q� TWO f_. The variartc� would not be materially detrimental to th�� ose af this Titl� or to other prope in the same zone � The Baard of Ad°usiments and A eals ma consider other circumstances under which the litera! intec�retation of the provisions of this Title create an undue hardsf�i on the a licant. Econarnic hardshi ma be a circvmstance for issuance of a variance, 5ubd.2 Varianc� requests Fees A!I requests shail be cnade in wrifiin on th� form rov�ded b the ci and the re uest shafl include the fe� s ecifecf in the Ci 's � Fee Char�es. A!I in%rmation re uired when at�p�� for a sian- �e _m�it as outlined it� Section 1008.03 shall be re uired before the re uest for a varianc� is cartsidered. _ SECTIOI� 2. This ordina�ce is effective tfumr 30 davs afte�° pubiication. ' Read b the Ci Cauncil ofthe Ci oftitounds View this dav of �99b, � Read and assed 1� the Ci Council ofMounds Vew this dav of �99�. SEAL AT`TEST: rerr� Linke Mavor Cnuck Whitin Cirv Clerk-Administrator .... . .. . _.... :::..:.i�::i: IYI� S `4�W � G COIYYIYYiSSiOri 1�E�i7Y,U'TIOl� I�i�7. 452�9b � � ` t; - � � . , f, ,. � � t�� . °�: � � � : •:. � • ,: •-t � ;�r r . ��,: ;..► � r, • ;� � �;�... � 1' ,. • 1 . " i; ' 1 , . 11, `- . 1 � �; � , , r � � � . . � � 1��REAS, the purpose af the Zorvn� Cod� is to protect the pubiic health, safety and welf'are of residents of the Gity; and WHEitEAS, this purpose is accomplished by regulating pernuited and cor�ditiona.E us�s wxthin zorung dastricts; and �REAS, the e�sting Zoning Code r�stricts �he number, ag�s of chiIdrer� and the duration of their stay at a foster care faciIiiy; W�REAS, the Minnesota Statutes 462.357 Subd. 7 allows for a stat� Iicensed 'residen#iaf iacility serving six or f�wer persons; a lacer�sed day care faciIity secving 12 or fewer persons; a grau:p fa.mity �ay care facility liceased under Minnesota Rules, parts 9502.Q315 to '� � 9502.0445 io serve I4 or fewer chiidren as permitted single-family uses; and -- WHERE�S, the existin� Mounds View Zoning Code is in need of modifications to adequateIy meet the IV�nnesota staiute requirements; and NQW, T�EREFpRE, BE IT RESOLVED ehat the Plannin� Comrnission recornrnends m�dincation to the Chapter 1106, Section 1 I06.Q2 entitle� R-1, Sin�le-�'amily Residential District, to incl�de ihe Fol�owing permitted uses: a. A state Iicensed residentiai facility servina six or �`ewer persans; b. A licensed day care faciliry servin� 12 or te��+er persans; c. A group family day care facility lic�resed under ililinnesota Rules, parts 9502.03I� to 9502.0445 io serve I4 or fewer children. d. Residential facilities whose primary purpose is to treat juverti�es who have violaied crimia�ad statutes relating to seY offenses or have bern adjudicated delinqueni on the basis of conduct in violation of criminal statutes reiating t� se�c o$'enses shaii not he consfdered a pe:mitted �ase. e. Not withstanding the provision of subdivision 2 of Section 11�6.02 herein, foster farnily homes �.s identified in Chapter 9545, Sectior� bj45.00I0, Subp. 7 of �1°innesota Ruies shaii be ailowed as permirted uses to s�rve noi more thari eight cfuidren per home, not �ncluding the foster family's o�vn children. NOVV, �R�FORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Plannin� Comrnassion of the City of �Iounds View recommends a�praval oi Ordi�ance No. �7a, an ordinance re�atin� to foster family hames and amending the l�otands Vietiv Zonin� Code oy amendiz�g Chapt�r 1106, Se�tion RESOL�I'TIOI� NC7. 452�96 (FOSTER C�REE ��ND�') ��G� �ro oF �o 1106.02, entiiied "R-1 Single Far�iiy Residential District." BE IT F`tJR1�R g,ESOLVED that the Mo�ands View Planntng Comxr�ission directs Staff° to forward this Resolution ta the City Council prior to approval of ihe mixautes, Adopted this 5th day of Tune, 1996 AT�S°i: (��AI,) Chairpers�n Petersorc Acting Community Development Di�e��r Joyc� Pruitt �� V�,l�v�� I a� o. ;� �C-,�1 ., s i$ ° Parina[s1��@ • �. • ' .. .. , f�.. ... � . � � . � . �'� �.. �'. . � .� .. � i� �;�� CIT�' COCJIi1CIL 11�fEETIi�iG DA'I� .iulv_ 15 1996 i: Agez�da Se�tio$ �/ � ' �OI� N11II1�Cf: �i � Report batc: 7/1 I/96 __ Special Order aiBus. �.OI7S�Ilt Ag�IIdc1 pt1bI1C �Ca%7.II�S X COi1DC1� Bi]SIIICSS ��err� Descripiior�: Consideration of Adopiior� of Ordinance I�1o. 575, An Ordinar�ce Amendin� Chapter 1106, Section 1 I06.02, Entitled "R-1, Sin�� Farnily Residentiai Uisirici," perta.�ning to faster care facilities. ; � dministrator's Review/Recommendation_ •�!a Commenrs ta supplement this report_ _ t�omments attached '��Ic�atlan/Su�amc� (attach supple�rrent sheets as rrecessary� ;�uprt ��IOI��U�1 '�� uck �h��ing, Ci�y �1��°i� �dministrat�r �C,I�: Joyc� Pr�iitq r�cia�g Cor��uniiy Deveiapme�i Dia-ecio�- ��a �ansider�timn of �doptiom of ��dinance I�d�. 575, ar� ordi�aance arne�di�� Chapter 1106y �ectson 1106.fl2, pea°�ainare� to fosier c�re faciIaties ��'�� J'uIy 1Qy 199� tached ordinanc�, introduced Jun� 24, 19g6, will amend Sectzon I 106.02, pertaining ta foster care �,�,�des within ihe Mounds View Code. �k�cussion of this proposed arrzendm�nt to the fost�r care ordinance was d�scussed at the Niay OC, 1945 City :��uncii wark sessian. City Council dir��ted Sta$to work with Atiomey Long to draft a code amendment �-iowing up to �ighi foster car� children per home, not inciuding the fost�r famiIy's own c3uldrer�_ t"i�� P9armin� Comtrussion has ceviewed this amendmeni a.��d has re�ommended approva[ to the �liy Council in .;�alutiort No. 452-96. 4optian af this ordia�ancv will require a rolI caL( vote. , .-� `,p / l -- - �� i%'i `` rce Pruitt,�Act�� Comrnuriity pevelopment Director ��o Motion to �aive the actuai readin� and t�dopt Ordinanc N�75 � � o. , an Ordmance ��ndirig Chapter� 1006, S��tion I006.02, Entitle� "R- E Single �°amiIy Residentiai T�is�ri�," p�r�air�in� to s�er care facili�ies. o �� NO. 575 � OF MO S ��! . CO �F SEY' �T°A7� OF S�'I°r� �d � II�T�i��: � G i'� �°OST7E� F . IVt� � W ZOi�G CO�E �� al�fE�i�t� � �II�G SEC"I�O� 1106.02 E EI9 R-1 �ING�E-�" 'T�l� 1106, x �SIl)�I� I�I� Ci TF�EE CITY �F �fOUI�tDS VIEW aR.DAIIVS: Sec�on I. S�ction 1106.02 is amended t� r�ad: . i I06.02: Perfnitted LTses: T�te followin� ar� pemut�ed tases are emaa I��stnct: P tted ui ar� �t� � Su�d-�1• Szn�i�-family deiach�d dweIIlin�s. . . 9 � _ J . _ _ • .-�_ _�T�w� _ R � ...... -� ,-� .�^.e+��TR� • � R ,z. _ . . .. . . _. • _ . �f . .l t -�.... � ... ,. ,.. , ... , x� . � � • � , �- � �...,. . •� • . . _. �� . . y' . . __. ,.:. � r �., _� �.. _�■ •' ■�• • : *.. .�� i. �r . • � � �. �. , � • �y . . . • �r • � � :i r � . :. _,.. • � Y... � . . . . ... • ■ - � ._. . �� ... R . _,..:_. :. � � .� ri •' • v. . �. n� ....., � �:. ..R - � .. , .. ...�. • . ".Y � .. . . ■"r....."'�� . _ _ H ._ZiaL'7��/t�-�1/t:•l��Iw�r.�.�_�-�.... . ,. � � _... - -.... •. i � •• �' �Y_. .• ..�.. � ..__, , � � -. - • �.: . . � • ... S31�Ii1�■.a'�.slt1� r - - �l� iql�Iql�ltwi�.=— n:'__�'_.-- , r S , "__• .....• • _ _' �*�l�f� �ubd• 2• Pernvtted sin Ie-farrtilv uses allowed under ?vLiru�esota Statutes 462.357 Svbd. 7 as fo(lows: a• A state (icensed residential facilitv servin six ar fewer oersons• ` �• A(icensed dav care faciIitv setvinQ IZ or �'�,�,�� ersons• c. � au famiiv dav care faciIitv iicv�sed undec �nnesota �uIes a.rts 9502.p315 to 9502.0445 �o serve I4 or fewer chiIdren. �- Residential faciliti�s whose arim��, n,�,,,,,�� :- �- t • -- tiilmina� stattgtes relati ermitted us�. % •' � [ "� � _, ..� `' ! � � ?��• 3 Notwithstandin the rovision of Su�division 2 hereir� foster famil homes as identified in Cha ter 9545 Section 9545.00Ip Sub . 7 a� M'annesota Rules sha11 be allowed as em�tted uses to sexve nat more than ei ht childre� er home not includin the foster famil 's own children. S�bd. 4. Essential services Subd. 5 Public ar3cs and I� ounds. Sec. 2. Thas ard�ance shalt tak� e�'�ct thirry days after the dat� of its pubiicatione Read by the City Council of the City af Mounds View ti�s day of �?995. Read and passed by the City Councii of th� Ciry of �o�ands View th�is � day a� . I996. (S��,L) �T��: I�'�� , City Attomey �eIT�/ j.tT1.jC� Ma�OC Chuc�c Whiting � CI erk-�,.dmiaii strato r _ .. .. . .. .... ... __ •;: ;' � ;,...� � � � E � �� _� ��-t: � � � ��,,, , � � �� *' �= �� r�� , � � , � � -�° �� = -� � � �"� '�'�" `" ��°�' r� ��,,- ,, ;,� � ;._ , . _. - . ,, _�, , ^ M , � .� � = ' ; :� . ��; � � � , ,.�� , • , .� �, , . ,�o _ F ��... ? a <.,. __. _.. �� ,,. , ti :-.�,� . ,. :m . ,�_�. _� . ,�:,� .. . �. :,.� ,.. . f>�.. _ -� t. w — _ 1� Y � i � � � .;:� z�y ��y �ol��r�h egadevelo��me�it is no longex• con6ned to big box retail. It is encrvacliiE�g on a wide range of l�unaa�z activities in�lit�ing animaf liusbaGtdry (see "Hog-Tied Uy �eedlots," Qccober} ancl religioiz (see "Zoning aixd Big liox Religion," November). Plan��ers �hougl3r tiiey �nderstood 6ow to regulace these land uses �ut now find cliat t6ey mtist reexarnicie theix- i�npacts on communitics. "l'f�e IatcSC 6ig-box €�Izenometion is the �it�lti��lex {or tnegaplex} rheaters tltar are sprouting ra�id]}� acR�oss the country. '1 he trend began 33 years ago when Stanley I-i. Du�ward, ti�e fouuder of AMC Theate�s, invented tlie inul[iscreen movie theater by splicting tEie screen of a Kansas Ciry tlieater in two. Over ti�ne, neighborhood and inall tlzeaters expa�adcd i��to Four to six scree��s. OnEy in tEie last two years, however, has the Fad for upwards of 18 scree3is seized the entertainmeEit industry. Tl�e 6��a1 impacts of what is sometiines called muit'spfex �nania are stil( unclear and tkierefore diEficult for planners to �:address. Sorr�e cities seekit�g ecoeiomic revitalizatio�i Eiave 'j welcomed them as a slgn oFrebirtEi. �[sewhere, however, d1e prospect of havir3g sucli a facility itx the community Izas appalked many citizens. On occasion, grassroots organizatiocis l�ave organized to oppose them, o�tct� successfuliy. �o� �ag as �°s�� How many screens co��stitute a multiplex rheater? F.ight? Ten? `I'welve? 1lccording to ICay Crosswhite, director of corporate conittiunications at .AMC "I�heaters, ehe miniinuna ia� the UnitecE Stares is 16 screens. I�� Japan, it is 13. Crosswliite says al1 futurc deveiopment at AMC will be ia tlie megaplex category, u�l�ich sl�e de6��es as having at least 24 screens. AMC built oc�e oF t6e first inegaplexes it� Dallas with 24 screens, but futcrre projects will l�ave at leasc 30. AMC is now building the largest movie theatcr i�i the wurld isi the Ontario Mills shopping cen�er in Orange County, California, just soudi of Los Angeles. Tt will k�ave 30 screens and a seating capacity oFC,2t)0. The area already has a numbe�• oF nwltiscrecn theaters, incluc�i��g Ehc pteviotts "largest movie complex in thc tivor[d" in 1�-viE�e, boasring 21 screens ancf G,�40 seats. Crosswliite says AMC believes tl�e �xault�iscreen the:sicr provides an experience I�eyond the simple act of goii3g to tl�e �novies. The deveIo�er wants the andience eo experience "ar� entertainment event" with every ameniry �ossib4e. The seating The AMC Gr�t»d 24 in Dallrrs, 7'exa.r, is an e.xmnple nftl�e n7egaplex the�teis tha't ai•e sprouti�ag ��cpi�(ly an�o.rs the country. longer need to came into city o£�ces. They can check tl�e �rogress of t�►eir applications at any time because TAPS is accessible via telnet oi� a 6ullec3n board system. This keeps tl�e developer informed throughout tl�e application process and creates accountability in the plaaning department. The capability of TAPS Iias grown to include all development ceviews. Periiaps the tnost important impinvement, however, faas been the abiliry to share information among difFerent municipal depu-tments, which ca�i simultaneousiy revie�v and revise applicatio�zs. Housron's Platining and Developmeat Department now teviews submittals along wieiz cixe Depaztment oF Public Works a�id Bngineering, the Harris County Flood Conuoi District, ai�d otlier government agencies and utiliry cosnpanies. Mrtrtin Roupe �� Ci1� Comfo��o E#�� aaAld a�a U�bw� V�l�c� � Ddvid Suchen Cr.'ty Comfortr Press. 5605 Keystone Place North, Se�ttle, WA 98103. 1995. 176pp. $I8. The autlzor of this engaging, well-illustrated litde to►ne says ic is �aot about zoning, iiasically, it is tiot. Bttt that does noe meaia that it contains ito lessons for zoners, for it does, especially on tl�e difficult subject of not allowing zoi�ing to stifle the indigenous creativiry that ca�z �nalce urban neighbarlioods havens oE spontaneity and, well, fun. This is not a book about tnaps ax�d tl�e big picture, but about tiie way we des'tgn the noolcs and cran�aies tl�at bcing the city to Iife and spur social interaction— wl�ed�er tlxcouglz sidewalfc caFes or park benches or a liundred other minor amenities chat add up ro a l�igher quality of life. ��ns��safao� �sig� for �ub�ivisa�� IZandall G. A��endt. Isla�td I'�•e.rs, Box 7, Dept. 2R, Covelo, C.4 95428. 1996. I60pp. $3495. Itandail Areadt l�as becoine one of the planning profession's chief apostles for rlie preservation of open space i�x subdivision �lesigns. Heavily illustrated as are all tlrendt books, this volume locuses oia tlae teclz�iiques for identifying potential cociservation laf�ds and establishing priorities for resource cot�setvatioaa. He i��cEudes ntociel local zoning aud subdivision orciinances to facilitate such development. Zouiug N�rur is a monlhly netvsletter puhlis6ed by t6e American Plamiing Associatian. S�i6scri�xionx are availabie for $50 (U.S.) and $65 (Foreigii). Frank S, So, Exewtive I_)irectur, \X/illiam R. Klein, Director oFResearch. Z.iaing Ne'rm is pwdueed at APA. Jim Schwab, Ediror, Chris Burke, Fay Dolniel<, Michelle Gregory, Sanjay Jccc, Megan Lewis, Doug Martin, Marya Morris, Martin Rnupc, Aaron Sl:eiE�ey, Laura'Chompson, Re��orrers; Cynthia Cheski, Assistasit Ed'sror, Lisa Barmn, Design and Production. Cop��riglit 0199G by American Planning Association, t22 S. Michigan Ave., Suite 160U, Chicago, IL G06U3. "I�he American Planning Associatiun has headquarters offices at 1776 Massachusetts Ave., N.W., Waahingron, DC 20036. All rights reserved. No part o{ this publicadon may be reproduced or utilized in any form or by any means, eiectroaic or mechanical, including phococopying, recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system, withou� permissioi� in writiug from d�e American PlanrtingAssociation, Prineed ou recycled paper, induding SO-70%n rccycled fiUer ani� ]0"/o postconsumer wastc. ,;: -. _ � �,ctrrrinistration Tl�e ABCs of ZBAs T`he ABCs of ZBAs: The Sequel Houstou Goes Onliue Affordable �iousing Housing 1'o[icies Scrutiixized Oegriculture Court Overturns Peedlot Bai� (Iowa) Hog-Tied by Feedlocs Air�orP IVoise Tlie Trouble with Airports Corromercial Zanin� Big Box I�Ieecs Big Screen Consistency Reqvirements Zouing and tl�e Coinpreiiec�sive Pian Eetforeeanen� Cailing an tl�e Militia (New Yorlc) EnvironmenPal Proteet're�n Bluffs Trigger Coiorado Piatan'tng Debate Growth PaM1anageenent 'I�he Bloomit�g of Spri��g Hill (Tennessee) Virginia County Geats for Growth Industeiai �onin� Airport B�-ews a Bad Reaction (Denver) ll�anufactured Housing Expanded Rigltts for Manufactured Housiiig {Virginia} l�eighborhoesd Ple�nning Neigliborhoods See Visions (Seattle) tteiigious Uses Zoning For Big Box Religioi� �Eesidential Zoning Home Occupations as Accessory Uses Child Care Rules Overtumed (Illi��ois} Cl�icago Limits Yard Sa1es �e80111l7[� . Aboztion and Zoning Meet in Wichita Teleeommunacafions Ceilular Facifi€ies: A Suirvey of Current Zaning Pcactices �onang �rslierennees Tfie Need for New Models of Rural Zotxi►ig A New Generation oFRt�ra( Land-Use Laws A Modcl ltequest for 1'roposals for Drafring a New Zo��ing Code l�ebruary � M arch Deceinber June I�e�tuaty October May Decembe�• August � 7►l ll3 fy )anuaty May August Apri1 September March Novei�li�er Jat�uary Match November November April � Ul1� J��y :. Se��teinber i :. � r� �•� � �, , .� .� . � � � . . � . ;i�� - t �.r- ' � ►. .: �, .. ., Decernber 12, 1996, 7:00 Pldi Mounds View City Ha11 The purpose of this neighborhaod meeting was to bring toge#her the residents that surround the O'Nei� praperiy and the peopie who propose to develop the site, 'She O'IVeil properry is 24 acres in size and is bounded by Highway 10, Lomg Lake �taad a,nd Couniy Road H2. It is covered by dense, mattare tree �ta.nds and includes a sizeable wettand alo�ag the west side. Donatelle's Supper Club is located next to the southeast comer of the sifie. At the meeting, the developers presented their initia( plan for the site. The plan included a si�een screen movie theater and ihree one-story office buildings, with the possibi�ity of one or %vuo resfiaurants at a later date. The theater operator would be Carmike, which is reported io be the largest operator of movie theaters in the countty. In this initial p1an, th� theater was shown located on the south side oi the property, wiih the back of the theater building facing County Road H2. A 50-foot buffer area between the theater and County Road HZ was proposed, where the e�sting vegeta.tion wauld be retained. 'The three office buildings were positioned in the center of the property jusi east of the wetland which rEZns along the west side. 'I'h� development wauld not encroach into the wetlarid area. The residents in attendance raised th� following issues, questions and concerns: � Is theee enough market for 16 screens? Wha,i is the econamic viabili%y of the project? � Amouni of tra.ffic which would be added to County Road H2; having driveways from the development "� anto County Road H2 was considered a problem `` ` I • Condiiion of County Road H2��-its width and poor pavement conditions. Who wouid be responsible for - improveinents and auy assessments? • Impact on water �able and drainage; possible flooding of ri�ighboring properties � Possibility of decreased proper�y values e Possibility of increased crime • Possi6ility of commotion and noise �rom traffic coming and going tQ theaters o Theaier was located too clase to Couniy Road H2; should be iocated cioser to Highway 10 � What does the Comprehensive PIan show for this area? To proceed wiYh this project, the developers will need to obtain approval from City Covncii for a change in the zoning district on this property. The current zoning is B-I, neighborbood business, and R-2, single family and duplex residential, which do not allaw for theaters. The City Council would maice the decision whether to claange the zoning a.fter receiving a recommendation from the Planning Commission and holding a public hearing. Consideration must be given to: • relationship ta the Comprehensive Plan m geographical area involved • whether the use wiil �end to or actuaily depreciate the area in which it is propased a character of the sarrounding area 0 demenstrated need for th� use Changes in zociing require a�/5 affirmative vote by the City CounciL � '�he deveIopers have rnade revisions to the ptau� in arc effort to address the concems expressed at the first neighborhood meeting. Th� next neighborhood meeting is scheduled %r Wednesday, Ianuary 15, 1997 ai 7:00 P1V1 at fil�e Ivlounds �liew City Hall, 2401 Hig�way 10. If yau have questions about the meeting, or wish to add your nam� ta the interest list, please contact Paan Sheldon, Community Development Director, at fhe City af Mounds View, 7�403055. N:IDATAIUSERS�PAMSVSHAREIONEII,1.Sl1M - Si;�/iARY OF NEIGHBORHQOD MEETING �tEGARDINCi l]�VELOPM�NT OF O'NEIL PROPERTY January 15, 1997, 7:�0 PM Bel Rae - Comm�riity Center This was �he second neighborhood meeting held on a developmen� plan for the O'Neil property. (The first meeiing was held on December 12, 1996.) The O'Neil property is 24 acres in size and is bounded by Highway � 0, Long Lake Road and County Road H2. There is a sizeable wetland along the Wesi side of th� properiy. The main purpose of the tneeiing was for the developer to present a revised plan and expIain how it addressed the citizen concerns voiced at the first meeting. The developer, Anthony Properties, was represented by Jay Anthony, Wendell Smii�h of W.R. Smith� & Assoc, and John Pope of Pope Associates, The revised proposal show� a lb-screen movie theater and two one-story office buildings containing approximately 12,000 square feet �ach. A copy of the plan is included with this summary. The movie theater building has been moved from its ariginal locatian agaznst County Road H2 to approximately halfway between County Road H2 and Highway 10 on the east side of the wetland. The building does not encroach into the wetland. The of£�ce buildings have now been placed along the sauth edge of th� property, atong County Road H2. There is a 7S foot buffer between the edge of the pavemeni on County Road H2 and the office buildings. The developer intends to leave the e�usting trees in this buffer area. They are also proposing to build a fence �lortg the south side in between the office buildings and to the edges of the development, to screen the developmeni from view from County Road H2. The revisions made by the developer were iniended to orient the development toward Highway 10 and provide a buffer for the residential neighborhood to the south. The developer has obtained approval from the Minnesota Departmeni of Transportation (Mi�.DOT) io have a driveway onto Highway 10 approximaiely halfway between Long Lake Road and County Road H2. At ihis time, the entrance would be righi-in, right-out, meaning ihere would be no break ir� the median on Highway I0. One of the two driveways onto County Road HZ was eliminated, and the remaining driveway vaas moved to the east end of the property. The developer thought it would be possible to eiiminate the driveway on County Road H2, if he could obta.in approval from MnI��T for a median break and fiall inierseciion on Higl�way 10. Appro�mately 150 people were in attendance at the meeting. There was general recognition that at some poin� in the future the property would be developed. Most of the people vvho spoke were opposed io this project. Two people who spoke indicated that they were favorable. The concerns and objections raised by the residents included: • proposal was noi consistent with �he City's comprehensive plan a proposal did not fit witlz the residents' view that IVIounds View is a bedroom community • possibie negative impact on the wetIand and the water table e suitabiiity of the soils for development a amount of water runoffwhzch would accur, and whether storm drains were adequate a amouni of traffic and tra.ffic congestion on Hi�hway 10, Couniy Road H2 and Long Lak� Raad and ai intersec�ions; project wouid add to existin� problems � anticipated problems with cutmthrough tra.ffic; speeding ihrough the neighborhood � whether im�rovements would be needed on County Road H2 and wha would pay for them � whether }�arking would be ad�quate; where would oveeflow parking go • possible negative effect of increased traffic on children's safety, since there are no sidewaiks in neighborhood a anticipated increase in crime, trash and noise in neighborhaod � whether the projec# cause an increase in police and fire services, and how much this would cost? � effect on property taxes and property values; concem that property iaxes would go up and property values down • feeling that there were already enough movie theaters in area • concem �hat the theaters wauld faii and Ieave an empiry building � concern that the deveiopment would cause o�her commercial business to be developed in the neighborhood • concern about the type of emplayees and cusiomers which would be attracted hy the deveiopment � feeling that the location was noi suiiable; too close to a residential neighborhood The points noted in favor of the project were that it would provide jobs, and enterta.inment and employment for young people in the community, perhaps within walking disiance to their homes. Ii would add to #he City's ta�c base and may result in property ta.xes going down, since the City would receive more revenue. There was a request for rrzore information on the costs and benefits of the project. Notices wi31 be seni io property owners witi�ir� 350 %et of the project siie, and to anyane who has either signed in at a meeting or added iheir name to the interest list, when meetings before the Planning Commission and City Council are scheduled. No meefiings Yzave been scheduied at this time. If you want more information about fihe neighborhood meeting or fiature meetings, or if you want to add your name to tke interest list, please caU Yhe IvTounds View Community Development Department at 784� 3055. Prepared on January 17, I997. C:10FFiCE\WP WIMWPDOCSIDEVCASES1470-96\ONEIL,3.SUM 0 . ...•..•�" " _ I��I��I,� : �r ♦ _ ��.�� - ;= ; • ._ — ,1��1 . : � � / ��ga �� _ . � ' .. . � . ..� - � � s -�..'�..��'-'OV�YY.['�l �S�lalt�&'�+7 HJ��BiO.L ��°o a�e i� �iace (Re�air�i� in or n� rny eurr�nt �van� es�v��ea��). ♦ B� Ci�$� t0 tP�!lYS100I'Y8.�1t7p1, SF10Q�Lf1�, h�lth caxe, au�d oth�r s�n�c�s. ♦ To have opiior�s �d choic�s in hausira� �-ran��rnents �d suppor�ti�e s�r�vic�s. ;� ,f�ffordabili�y (CosY of housan� is based o� e�ny ia�co�ne). IS�IT�S °I'O CO1�S�ER AS � PT..� R �' Whai m.ix of housing ar�d suppor��ve services ar� �eed�d to assist the eide�ly with i�eir d�sire to age Bn place? � When developers approach us with a plaei, daes �t r�neet the liemus test for rrie�ting senior�'s desire9s? Could we say ye§ to the items identified under "F�That Seraior's l�esi�e"? �.Is our commuruty conYributing ta the goals of offering eosi-eflFective alterz�atives for senior housing ar�d : : supportive services? � Do we know what �-npa�t our plaauiin� d�cisHOr�s may have or► the �ec��aptaic dxstributior� af the aging `popuiation in the �ast Diletro �t��ion? � VVill a new develo�m�nt tax the �xis�in� provider's resour�es? ` ` I�S�S 'TO CONSiDER D�t � I)IN� �ESIGN � �arrier free entryways. .� iZoli in showecs/bafihs i.e. handicap acc�ssibility. � Doarways arid hallways w�de enough �o �ccoa�rr►odate �✓heetchairs. � Good li�htin�. � Countez�ops �rd work s�r�'�c�s 2i��2 ac�arr�ar►odat� �rhe�i��ir hei�tat. � Coreu��axiity �.00z�s. � Corra��r�i� kit�l�er�� foe pr�p�in� con��a.t� rn�als. ,._ _ .�. �. � �.. � . � ,. , .�� . � .-;� � �•� - - . . .� . � �dacap �'�rl�� :�,`. .: ; ;;�, �'i�t� b5+ p�pul��oc� � th� ��sg Me�ro re�ion {�aIro�a, Ramsey, �d ��i�xigtor► Corar►ti�s) will iricceas� 37 percen�, f�arrt 93,950 t� 12�,060 b�ttr��en 1995 and 2010. � I�akot� County�s pogula�ion �5�° vdil! �c�-�as� by �6% fraen 21,040 to 39,1�4 between 1995 �rtd 20IC1. o l�nsey Couni�rys po��al�ggc�� 65+ �i.11 iracr�s� by 10% fror� bIy4I0 Co 67y551 beYv�� i995 �d 201Q. � Washin�ton Count�+'s popula�io�i 65+ �ri11 increase hy 95% igorr� 11,500 to 22,425 between 1995 and 201 � e�y 20I0, �rnsey Cauniy �s ��cpected to house 47% ofthe eIderly, I3alcata Coun�y 3b°�'a, and Washin�to� Cour�ty 17 % . ♦ As of 1994, 16�17 pegcent of persons 65 and older in the East ��tra R��ion expesienced lirnits v✓ith sc;If= care ar►dlor d�icut�y ��ttin� oui af their home. ♦ C�rrent ratios of beds/apartment per 1,000 population 65+ and numbers needed to maintain ihese ratios are: Curre�rt IZcrtio I7akota Co►�nty 147. �/ 1,000 �tams�y �our�ty 210.5/ �,000 Projected Bec�s/�4jxartsrrertts Neea'ed to 1vlainPain Rcrtios in 2010 I�akota Cc�ur►�j needs 2y661. I�ams�y �our�iy e�eeds 1,286. Washix�$ton �ounty 2� i.1/ 1y000 'VJashington Caun�y ��ds 2,305. � For �aa��e inforrr►atior� , conta�t �ast 10/feYro S�II., 552-3111.