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CITY OF .ST. ANTHONY <br /> PLANNING BOARD MINUTES <br /> • May 18,1976 <br /> The meeting was called to order at 7:40 P.M. by Mr. Ken Hiebel , Chairman Pro Tem. <br /> • Present for roll call : Rymar-chick, Letourneau, Hieberl , Cowan, Marks, and Johnson. <br /> Absent: Bowerman <br /> Also present: Jim Fornell , Adm. Asst. <br /> Motion by Mr. Letourneau,. seeonded by Mr. Rymarchick to approve the minutes of the <br /> April 20, 1976 meeting. <br /> Motion carried unanimously. <br /> Motion by Mr—Marks, seconded by Mr. Cowan to table action on the Poppin Fresh/ <br /> Signcrafters request for a variance to permit an enlarged free- standing sign at <br /> 3701 - Stinson. Boulevard until a representative of either company is present to make <br /> the request. <br /> Motion carried unanimously. <br /> Mrs. Richard Erpelding appeared to request -that she be allowed to erect a temporary <br /> screened enclosure on the cement-slab -next to the building which houses her indoor <br /> foliage plant business at 2550. Kenzie Terrace. She said the enclosure would allow <br /> better care for the plants -and permit a walk-in service for customers. The screened <br /> enclosure would not be used during the winter and could be dismantled if the lessees <br /> vacate the property. The structure has been used for commercial enterprises for a <br /> number of years and is leased by Mrs. Erpelding- and her husband from the St. Anthony <br /> Shopping Center, Inc. and. a letter of permi"scion from-Mr. E. Saliterman for the use <br /> of the property-for this purpose under- the lease agreement was a part of the <br /> presentation. Mrs. Erpelding said,-her husband operates hi.s business, Special Interest <br /> Motor Cars, in the basement of the building. <br /> There- was a discussion- of the non-conforming usage which had been allowed for years <br /> on this property which is zoned R-1 . Vt was also established that the proposed <br /> structure would reduce the front yard'.s-etback to 161 feet which would not meet the zoning <br /> requirements for R-1 . -Mr. Fornell pointed out the fact that setbacks for commercial <br /> use are set at the discretion of -the Council under the existing ordinance and felt <br /> the property should be -rezoned to ''C" to make it consistent with the uses over <br /> the past ten ,year,s. He defended the staff's recommendation for preliminary acceptance <br /> based on the traditional commercial use of property in the past and the fact that the <br /> requested structure would not detract further from the rather unattractive appearance <br /> of the property at present. He mentioned the amount of the fees which would have to <br /> be paid if the request were treated as a variance from .the R71 front yard setback <br /> or a zoning change to "C" and asked that the staff be given some guidance in that regard. <br /> 0 Mr. Johnson expressed. his :concern with the "fruit stand" image of the proposed structure <br /> and the entire Board felt they had not been given enough specific information regarding <br /> construction, size and materials, signing and lighting of the structure to make a <br /> judgment on the request, and Mr. Marks fel"t -Mrs. Erpelding was not correctly informed <br /> . <br /> as to what was expected of her for her presentation. The Board members wondered if <br /> some effort should be made to solve the zoning question for this area. <br />
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