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Planning Commission Meeting Minutes �� <br /> August 20, 2002 <br /> Page 7 <br /> 1 Chair Melsha next addressed the issue of further study of a design review board. He <br /> 2 stated that he would support forming a subcommittee to address that issue. <br /> 3 <br /> 4 Tillman stated that it makes her nervous to consider having a design review board since it <br /> 5 is very difficult to regulate "taste" and while some may think the appearance is pleasing, <br /> 6 another may not. She stated that the regulations must be "black and white so it is easily <br /> 7 understood if the proposal meets or does not meet the Code. <br /> 8 <br /> 9 Steeves stated in the City of Minneapolis, a 45-day neighborhood review period is <br /> 10 required. He explained that often times staff attends the meetings and sees neighbors <br /> 11 trying to redesign the applicant's house on the spot. He commented on the problems that <br /> 12 can occur with a neighborhood review board. <br /> 13 <br /> 14 Thomas noted that St. Anthony is made up of a whole array of housing styles and <br /> 15 different neighborhoods. He suggested that if someone tried to tear down one of the <br /> 16 Tudors on St. Anthony Parkway, there would--be objections from the neighborhood. He <br /> 17 noted that while he agrees it can get pickneghborhood input may be considered the <br /> 18 price of democracy. <br /> 19 <br /> 20 Steeves stated the difference comes iu '' someone acquires and develops the lot <br /> 21 privately. Then to bring in a design revR- process seems to him to be somewhat <br /> 22 onerous or an exercise that is pro b .1ian productive if not a requirement and just <br /> 23 a suggestion. <br /> 24 <br /> 25 Tillman stated there are fial markel essures that come to bear since it is not good to <br /> 26 have the largest and bes e neighborhood since it sometimes does not retain its <br /> 27 value. <br /> 28 <br /> 29 Vice Chair Stille sugd the Planning Commission further study the information <br /> 30 provided by staff and discuss whether this process would be applicable in St. Anthony. <br /> 31 He noted the design review process may be an avenue to protect some of the <br /> 32 neighborhoods in St. Anthony. <br /> 33 <br /> 34 Chair Melsha stated he is not at the point where he is comfortable telling a private <br /> 35 homeowner how their house should look and, perhaps, the recommendation to the City <br /> 36 Council should be to gather information about the process for review and discussion at <br /> 37 the next meeting about whether the Council should take that process further. He stated <br /> 38 the Council's meeting minutes do not make clear whether the Council supports the <br /> 39 formation of a design review board. <br /> 40 <br /> 41 Thomas stated he thinks there is value in encouraging someone who is renovating a <br /> 42 property to talk to their neighbors to get their input. He noted that large renovation <br /> 43 projects can impact sunlight or be imposing to adjacent buildings. He stated he would <br /> 44 urge them to talk to their neighbors prior to a substantial rehab that impacts other <br /> 45 property values. <br /> 46 <br /> 47 Chair Melsha concurred that would be the neighborly thing to do. <br />
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