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Planning Commission Regular Meeting Minutes <br />June 4, 2012 <br />Page 6 <br />Mr. Rob Lundeen, 3912 Fordham Drive NE, stated he does not understand what was done and <br />felt everyone should have received a copy of the Options. He asked if this property would be tax <br />exempt and if the entire building can become an assembly. Interim City Planner Corkle stated <br />they will be limited to the area of the building petitioned. <br />6 Commissioner Crone stated it is about 10% of the building and she has friends who will attend <br />7 the assembly. A copy of the report was available at the City Hall office for interested residents. <br />8 Mr. Lundeen stated currently there are 4 -5 tax- exempt properties in the City. Once a property <br />9 becomes tax exempt, it will not be changed to non -tax exempt. <br />10 <br />11 Mr. Lundeen indicated he did not believe other businesses would want to share the building with <br />12 the assembly. Commissioner Jensen stated land use changes throughout the state all the time. <br />13 The Planning Commission is not to speculate on land values, etc. Commissioner Jensen stated <br />14 the Planning Commission made the decision to let this move forward to the City Council for <br />15 final approval. Mr. Lundeen stated industrial areas should be kept for industrial. <br />16 <br />17 Ms. Judy Makowske, 2919 Rankin Road, stated she has two issues to discuss and had notified <br />18 the City Manager regarding those issues. The first one is notification, which has been brought <br />19 up. The other issue is traffic. She is concerned about traffic and getting in/out of the apartment <br />20 building. <br />21 <br />22 Mr. Sadik Warfa, 620 East Franklin Avenue, Minneapolis, thanked the Planning Commission for <br />23 recommending approval of the CUP. His community will be very happy with this decision and <br />24 he is proud to be an American. Mr. Warta asked that the Council approve with no changes, <br />25 noting they are only requesting tax- exempt status for their small portion of the building. <br />26 <br />27 Mr. Khadar Abdi, 1247 St. Anthony Avenue, thanked the Planning Commission for their <br />28 recommendation to the City Council. He stated they come as guests to St. Anthony and the <br />29 Planning Commission has been very gracious. He feels visitors to the center will visit area stores <br />30 and pay taxes on what they buy. He hopes their presence will add value to the City and to the <br />31 properties. The Muslims were pioneers and brought many benefits to the world. Mr. Abdi stated <br />32 they will be the best neighbors to the area. <br />33 <br />34 Mr. Lary Rannalla, 3224 Renken Road, asked if at a later date a request can be made to expand <br />35 their center. Commissioner Jensen stated if the Planning Commission's recommendation is <br />36 passed it would be unlikely it could get any larger. Mr. Rannalla asked if this would be <br />37 considered a community center. Chair Heinis stated the number of people capacity would be <br />38 covered by the zoning code. Mr. Rannalla asked if they would be able to meet until late hours <br />39 into the night and Chair Heinis said if they were on their own property. <br />40 <br />41 Mr. Ali Giarush, 6220 132nd Street N., White Bear Lake, stated everyone has their rights to be a <br />42 non - profit tax- exempt property. There are many Muslims in surrounding areas and the other <br />43 centers do not draw crime to the area. He indicated he is proud to be part of this transaction. <br />44 <br />45 Mr. Robert Lundeen asked who owns the building and why is this such a big secret. Chair <br />46 Heinis stated it is public record and can be obtained from Hennepin County. <br />
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