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PLA.11NI NG BOARD MINUTES Vi 1 lao� cf St. Anthony movamber 18, 3963 The meeting was called to order by the Chairman at 7: 30 P.M. Present: Dougherty, Rocks, Skovran, Ros4rek, Coulter, Hansen, DiCarlo Absent: None 1 . Merrill Stenglein_ presented a request to, consteuct an old age nursing home at 3153 Highway #8. The proposed structure would house 100 beds. After examination of the proposed plans it was moved by DiCarlo, seconded by Rocks to deny the request on the following basis: 1 . Property on a!hich the building is proposed is zoned light industrial which would not permit this type of development.2.Rezoning said property would result in spot zoning which is not a common practice of the Planning Board. 3. The proposed development is not compatible with the surround- ing light industrial zoning. Upon vote being taken, all the members of the Board voted in favor of the foregoing motion. Motion carried. 2. Plans for the construction of a building in the St. Anthony Industrial Park for use by Toledo Scale Co. were examined. The building is to be a 4200 square foot structure and will be used as a district sales and warehouse area. Moved by OiCarlo, seconded by Hansen to approve the proposed plans with the sugges- tion that the building be faced with brick to match adjacent building. of Aro Industries. All in favor, motion carried. 3. Arthur G. Lowell presented a petition requesting a variance in zoning on Tract D, Registered Land Survey #1063 and also, that part of the West 163 feet of the' South 1/3 of the Northwest 1/4 of the Southwest 1/4 lying North of the South 425.4 feet thereof in Section 6, Township 29, Range 23. It was moved by Rosinek, seconded by Hansen, to hold a public hearing on the rezoning as requested and also, possible rezoning of adjacent non-conforming use lots. A hearing will be held on Monday, December 16, 1963 at 7: 30 P.M. in the St. Anthony Village Hall . The Secretary is instructed to publish and mail notice as required by the State law. All in favor, motion carried. 4. Mr. R.E. Bayne, of the Mpls. Star and Tribune, appeared with a request for construction of a distribution station at 33rd and Stinson Blvd.. The station is to be located directly behind Jerry's Food Market on Lot 17, Block 3, Clark and Kings Hennepin Gardens. The station will be used as a pickup point for local route carriers. It was moved by DiCarlo, seconded by Coulter to approve the distribution station providing the area immediately around the station be black-topped and also, that bike racks be installed for use by the local carriers. All in favor, motion carried. 5. Doh Green, Emil Novack and Dave Speer appenread representing the Century Capital Corporation regarding tha develepment of their property located at 33rd Ave. N.E. and Stinson Blvd.. the purpose of their appearance wns to explore the O possibility of further consideration for the development of the property as pre- viously proposed. The Chairman of the Board stated that no action could be taken until a subsequent proposal with some modifications from the original proposal was submitted to the Board. The Chairman did, however, siiggest that the de veiepers arrange a meeting with the property owners in the area for the purpose of arriving