Laserfiche WebLink
4 VILLAGE OF ST. ANTHONY <br /> I <br /> PLANNING BOARD MEETING <br /> September 16, 1969 <br /> 1. The regular meeting was called to order by Acting Chairman Miedtke at 7:40 P.M. <br /> 2. The following were present at roll call : Mesenbring, Kronk, Miedtke, Ondrey. <br /> Absent: Harty, Sartor, Englund. <br /> 3. The minutes of the meeting of August 19, 1969 were approved as submitted. <br /> 4. Public Hearings-None <br /> 5. Ordinance Variations-None <br /> 6. Zoning Variations-None <br /> 7. Old Business-None <br /> 8. Building Permits <br /> a. No action taken on Pizza Inn. <br /> 9. Miscellaneous <br /> a. The request by Mr. John Barrett to divide Lot 10, Block 5, Mounds View <br /> Acres, Second Addition into three lots was discussed. Motion by Mesenbring, <br /> seconded by Ondrey, to recommend to the Council that the request be approv- <br /> ed provided platting of property be done as per section 325 of the 1968 <br /> Code of Ordinances. <br /> Motion carried. <br /> b. The request by Mr. Winslow Levandowski to divide the South 12 Ft. of Lot 3, <br /> Block 7, Murray Heights Addition was discussed with Mr. Richard Levandowski. <br /> Also the question of rezoning the remaining property from Commercial to <br /> R-1 was discussed. Mr. Levandowski stated that his father would not be in <br /> favor of rezoning his property. Notion by Mesenbring, seconded by Kronk, <br /> to recommend to the Council that the request to divide the South 12 Ft. of <br /> Lot 3, be approved. <br /> Motion carried. <br /> c. The request by Sandy's Drive-In to place a walk-in cooler adjacent to the <br /> building on the northeast corner was discussed. Motion by Kronk, seconded <br /> by Mesenbring, to deny the request as presented. <br /> Motion carried. <br /> d. No action as nobody appeared. <br /> • e. Gordon Hedlund presented a proposal for a Nursing Care Center to be located <br /> on Silver Lake Road north of 39th Avenue N.E. The Roard took no action on <br /> the proposal for a four story building as they had anticipated a building of <br /> one or two stories high. The Board looked with favor on the concept in <br /> general but was somewhat concerned about four stories. <br />