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village Nail
Tu.tdty, Nay 23, 1972
O.Lled to ordcr, 8103
PRESaT
Milton Stole, BagntrdFalak,
GUatr, George Ouatsfsoc and
ABBtNT, Olerlotte Forelund end Alvin hilladal..
MINUTEBt the eimit.a for the April meeting rill be arbeittod for appro.sl
ant eonth.
su81Nus,aitr•Mtlilam Beim, representing PBR Investment, appnrad betoro us
requesting s Bpeoisl Use Permit for s trek terminal, operated
by Osntury ilotor?reight, to be oonstrsoted it our lnduatrl•1 Psrk
on Old Highway
MBP (Ou.toteon /8urgreft) rtoonended the Oounil approve the
Bpeoisl Uaa Permit for oonetruotion of s trunk tereioel on the
front 13 scree of th. Induetriel Perk.
(Besides Mr. B.in't appuranoe before this osemieelon,
tbne rare thr.a other• in ettendenes lir. Don )iiordbb llnom,hie
the .rohtteot, Mr. Juliu• Bon.DO, se,.ttprery, i ?nn
k,
brother. Nt. Nordbloom proeenttd the plsaa bdg✓ g v. ua an
inreyete U out T 6t r th. Lr,mkin e•erationquipmentg(truoks)
n st• o app Y 1 Th. rs air work is not to
to be sietd to tho f ty. P
be rr3oror, of meat would be of a service nature. s rnr�tidutlnad
into the sews with trsps to oetoh the oil, g s
will nit go into Rio. Ornk. TMr. will be oil pate whiob will
b. pumped out when full. Surfs0 drstntge will be rueoff.'
tb. ep,d•dion recommended good buff.ring, ociee sbatee�nt
controls; proper dreinege, eontrol of night lighttnt thot i.
dtr.oed being agatnstr tretls
nolts
pollution rud water 'drstn -off pollution.)
36? (Olsor/Haake) that the village ottornoy, kr• Neyera, -rrttt to
thedev.lopar to extract r doo U ration Crum hie to th. eftnt that
b. will try tojntntein a pollution fres operstion end tbtt ha
tpeoify or. hit plane wMe$i meuures h. willVt ke.
'ir, Millise Beim asked the ooatteioo whet .heir opinion waald ho
r.gtrdi.ng tht oonatruotion of s drive -to eovte thestr. locstad to
the north of the 0lntut? Motor Freight T.nissl. H..sid it 1e
zoned B -3 snd woule requirs Special 0.e Permit. 14. rondsred whether
thia idea would.gsln .coept.noe •nd if•th. ides should rven be
efPsotasnddthentit would i be cone dertd further by i
thiaoowmi sioa.
Jimes Burgraff, Barbara Ila.ke, Robert
Phyllit Blenohsrd.
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-2- May 23, ',97
*Mr. Aok•rmenn, 8+38 Spring Lake Rood, end his neighbo on either
side of him, Mr. Rodney Sr/Ocean and Mr. Bob McGloin, °ems book
before the commission with e Br equ e s t ot r
subdividil o Lots 2, 3t 4
Auditor's Subdivision 9• )vet north
they were recommended to oontsot the owner of Lot 1,
of their parcels, for hie aooper•t1.nn In granting rood neemeat
coming in south off of Oounty Rood J.
(The three gentlemen were considering cutting s rood between
Mr. Azksreann. end Mr. MoOlein'e properties
spo
fy of Spritwould
Lake Road into the beck W 18 new Coto,
then extend a rood north and south to open up
ell 90' wide sod 140 -170' deep comprising total of
15 scree. By n's, their rood between
tots would ot
and Mr. Iota so t,
corner los eo it was recommended that they have their ecoea■
rood come straight down from Oounty Rood J., if they can Yet
approvol from the owner of Lot 1. They will reappear before
the commission next month with their further progress report.)
*Kr. Arthur Zielinski, ct
r, t3 ov Hoed, requested S soiel
t
Use P rp to construct an consisting o gvoe•
Virago. ft (214 ft
11 Purpose Bern over
oct q
the allowable square footage). ply
SSP (Haeke /Ol•zsr) to approve the Special Use Permit for Mr. Zielineki 1
to oonstruot sn oversize virago on his property.
(Mr. Zielinski's lot is 450' aaep by 100' wide. $M ger!ge will
be constructed 150' from the street. Ite dimeneione. will be
24' x 36' end 18' high. He will hang two sir.gls doge on it.
This will be his only geregs and it will cuut•in two cars,
truck, fishing boot, and will provide storage opine in the
o loft. Discussion wee hod regarding the possible extension of
Knollwood Rood along the beck of his property to open up the
roe to new dsvelcpient. Problems of null book yard wars
oellnd to Mr. Zielinski's attention regarding required book
Z b yard size ordinenaas and if he sp N tt said otwevenly, his mew his
i book yard aize may not oualify.
lot et soy rote end the posetblity of another owner of his lend
'woe remote ee for se he vee concerned. If the "remote poselbility"
did odour, he hes *hough fend to allow hie present house site to hove
more square footage than the remaining lot would have crd still
meet cods.)
*Mr. Oeorge Peyne, Jr. was to eppeer before the ouuatosh nweegerding
subdividing Lot 62, Spring Lake Pere Ntllviww. not
present and unavailable to answer soon questions the commission had,
no action wee teksn until he will be eble to eppeer.
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May 2 3, 197
'kr, Niched Rioh, representing T, V. Willmus Construction Co.,
mime before the commission with .lene for Phase 11 of Scotland
Green Apartments toasted on C. -unty Road N2, between Silver Leke
hoed and loon lake hoed. It n)nsiate., of five buildings to look
like the existing epertmente of Fhaae I.
MOP 04101 /Plancherd) to approve this plan eubmiited by 1. M.
Willem' C ^netruatlnn Co. and that It meets with the Il.nnlr,g
:lommiceion's approval raterding its being consistent with the
Gres %ice development pions end meats major environmental
concerns. (6 eyes, 1 nay.)
(Mr. hiob can to the commission because he needed the
approval of the commission r.gording two concerns of the
Metropolitan Council, namely Chet the development meets
with our plans for the area as a whole end that it rests
with any major environmental concerns. When he bee
secured this epercval, his endeavor will gustily for
PHA Mortgege-insurence which hie company needs. Ali we
could do was re- affirm our approval of his overall original
plans which received blanket approval before his Phu• I
construction was undertaken. Since the plans ere the sous
e• then, end no changes were added, we had to assume they
,still were acceptable today. Mr. Glazer, the one dissenter,
Celt the low area in the northwest corner of his total
should be protected and not filled in, that it
Woe needed es recharge area. Mr. Rich said filling, in
the total low arse was not in their plena, although a smell
section may have, to be to allow for some perking apses.
Mr. Rich also noted Clint the low arse spread over into land
not in his development end that cooperation should come from
all concerned end perhaps it can be left in its wild stets.
This should be celled to tho attention of future developers
in this particular ergs.)
•Mr. fom Hansen end Mr. Victor Loeffler, 5135,Oreenwood Drive,,
imbed for a vri.acs et 2400 Arden Avenue for construction of
e home.on •.lot size, 75'x 172' lifter 25' rood alssasnt for
future.Greenwood Dris., end for a variance to construct the
stitched garage on the proposed Greenwood Drive aide 18' from
the side lot line.
NOP (aurgrsff, Feick) to recommend approval of variance for
side yard set book of 8' en one side of the proposed home at
2400 Arden Avenue and 20' variance for the side with •tteohed
garage that will run along side of proposed Greenwood Drive.
Also to approve the 75' corner lot.
(W• four, here wee a verisnce allowed on the other lot bordering
Arden Av.i,ue end proposed Greenwood Drive that was undersized for
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s corner lot ec en exception had to be made '•n thisthet
also. We recommended to T -V Construction ok CCompa
they inoresee their proposed 161
other• on the rood
8' since the end sdjotnicg lot had
other side to
sufficiently sired aide yard of his own.)
0Tiffih *The Plenning Commission reviewed the diagram resold'nr tts chain
Village Council from cars work in this matter, we would like to
BUSINESS' of order for consideration of Preliminary Piste. To ',lieu• the
of preliminsryfPlots,nw d r sense of order to be
with the changes occurring iindiscsl consideration
Two
and Threes 106.2 -1
1. Subdivider submits Preliminary Plot. Ref. 106.0,
thru 2.8 for Preliminay Plat requirements.
2. Administrator refers copies of Preliminary Plot to ?loaning
Cousion and Engieer rater
Cosmimalonnsubmit* Preliminary Plat fees.
to0ouncol.
l• Poenoing
Oounoll a!*Y request Public hearing or esk Plenning Oomals• on
4. Engineer reports results to Planning C*mmtesion and Council
to conduct hearing.
within 15 days.
g. Planning Commission submits report to Council.
6. Council sots on Preliminary Plat. Decision sent to
7. Administrator reports dsoieion to subdivider. Loop must
Administrator.
take less then 60 days.
*Roger Baumgartner, Councilman, again explained to the Planning
Commission the advisability of adhering to an agenda.d is m on y
poanntaz,0om ma
leslon bed its first formal agenda prepared i to ro i t b
DM,nia Zyllo, Administrator. This will be the p y
erproee the commission regarding No l
A dieoussion we, had decie onwasgmade• butiit weeosatlpt
h
ruggssted that these tarries could perhaps be entertained after the
formal meeting of the nommiesion. Oomiesinn
•handouts of Ordinance No. 61, establishing the Planning
waif received end ,iii bs studied. It was noted the t throve
mw
no'provlalon fur exosulve absences of Planning
or refsreao• es to how they should Perhaps in memdment
dealing with this contingency should
*Roger Bsungartner suggested a chow in the data at thel
Planning Commission meetings in order to give the
reoommemdet It was
e omaisal ^n' o It on the
the Plenning Coma ss on will decided that from now on, beginning with June 28, 1972.
fourth Wednesday of the month, beg. B a ends and 7' P.N. for
Time' 7'15 P.N.H. for eonsidercti0n of the o
the formal business presentations.
*Adjourned' 11'20
Minutes respectfully submitted by Barbara Hake Phyllis Blfaoherd, 8es »Lary
for Phy
May 23, 1972