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VILLAGE OF ST. ANTHONY P1 arni nq Board. Minutes March 16, 1954 The mee'ting was called to order by the chairmnn. The following members warp prnrent: Howitz, Springer, Rocks, Coult Fmon,d, Mesen'— ing, Englund and the fol 1 o%r,i nd were absQnt: None The minutes of ;:he meeting of February 17, 1964, were approved with the following corrections: (a) Date corrected to February 17, 10064 (b) Correction of meeting place. 1 . The chairman announced that this was the time and pla-e to hold a public hearing to consider the request for rezoning by I . A. Walbon. The requested rezoning was from single family and nonconforming use to multiple dwelling on the following described property: that part of the north 459.44 feet of the east 439.7 feet of the sou 0east 1-4 o` section 6 lying northwesterly of T.H. #8. Walter Thuftedal presented a proposed 51 unit multiple complex to be con- structed on this property. The area residents present objected to the devel- opement because o- -he increased load on the school system, the adverse affect on abutting property, traffic problem and general nuisance to abutting owners. After hearing all the comments from the floor it was moved by Emond, seconded by Springer to deny the requested rrzcning on the following basis: • 1 . Majority of area residents are opposed to this developement. 2. The plan was identical to that plan submitted to the board on December 17, 1062, at which time Vic req,uect was denied by the board and subsequently denied by the 3. Lower uses would be mere compatible with the surrounding area. Voting: All in Favor Motion Carried 2. The chairman announced that this was the time and place to hold a public hearing to consider the request for rezoning by the walker Realty Company. The requested rezoning was from light indus•l:rial to multiple dwelling on the following described property: The south 2 o:` lot 4, block 11 , Mounds View Acres Second Addition. The owner of this property proposes a 51 unit multiple complex and need the additional L5 lot to meet the land area requirements. Keith T. Harstad, who owns the land abutting the Yalder Co. properrty presented a request to have lots 1 , 2, 3 and the north '-, of 4, block 11 also rezoned to multiple dwelling because the light industrial area is not presently large enough to support any substantial developement. Any additional residential zoning in block 11 would furthur reduce the light industrial tract. It was moved by Emond, seconded by Springer to deny the requested re- zoning of the south 2 of lot 4. After discussion the motion was withdrawn. It was then moved by Rocks, seconded by Emond to table action until hearing could be held on Harstad request. All in favor. Motion Carried 3. Ed Tourangeau presented a request fogthe re/1`1 fT 10M`1kE5, -1 / dL3, block 4, Clark and Kings Hennepin Gardens e t�ep a ting as presented was substantially under the minimum requirements. The area is best suited for Single Family residential and any rezoning on these lots would be spot zoning which is not the common practice of the board.