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Home My WebLink AboutPL MEETING OVERVIEW Meeting Sheet 100239 IIIIIII VIII VIII VIII VIII VIII IIII II Box: 15 Folder: Document: PL MEETING OVERVIEW PLANNING BOARD MEETING FEBRUARY 19, 1962 i • 1.TNE MINUTES OF THE COUNCIL MEETING OF JANUARY 23 WERE REVIEWED. THE FOLLOWING ITEMS WERE OP SPECIAL INTEREST TO THE PLANNING BOARDS A. A BUILDING CHECK TEST WAS RECOMMMENOED BY THE COUNCIL FOR USE BY THE BUILDING INSPESTOR, S. THE BUILDING INSPECTOR AND POLICE DEPARTMENT WERE INSTRUCTED TO INVESTIGATE A REPORTEO LIGHT INDUSTRIAL OPERATION IN THE ST. ANTHONY SHOPPING CENTER. C. THE PLANNING BOARD WAS INSTRUCTED TO REVIEW RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE VILLAGE ENQINERR AND THE UTILITY COMPANIES IN REGARD TO THE ARVID CARLSON ST. ANTHONY INDUSTRIAL PARK PROPOSED SUBDIVISION ►LAT. 2. PROPOSED REPLAT OF BLOCK 31 GARDENA ACRES. THE PROPOSED REPLAT WAS DISCUSSED n WITH MR, MIKE MIHALCNICK. IN VIEW OF THE REZONING BEING CONSIDERED ON 37TH AVE., >( IT WAS SUGGESTED THAT THIS REPLATTING BE HELD UNTIL THE ZONING QUESTION WAS SEEN SETTLCDo TNIB WAS AGREEABLE TO MR. MINALCHICK, AND THE PLAT WAS RETURNED TO NIM. IT WAS ALSO RECOMMENOEO THAT THE PLAT, WHEN RESUBMITTED, CONFORM TO THE REVISED PLATTING ORDINANCE, A COPY OF WHICH WAS GIVEN TO HIM. 3. MEETING WITH REPRESENTATIVES OF NEW BRIGHTON PLANNING COMMISSION. THREE REPRESENTATIVES OF THE NEW BRIGHTON COMMISSION ATTENDED THE MEETING. ROGERT KELL, CHAIRMAN, GORDON ASSELSTINE, SECRETARY, AND MRS. SWEEGO, MAYOR. SUBJECTS DISCUSSED INCLUDED$ A. REZONING OF AREA CONTIGUOUS WITH ST. ANTHONY VILLAGE. S. LOT SIZE REQUIRKMENTB AND PLATTING ORDINANCE C. FUNCTIONS AND MAKEUP OF PLANNING COMMISSION. IN THIS RESPECT, IT IS NOTED THAT THE COMMISSION INCLUDES A COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE, THE VILLAGE ATTORNEY, AND THE VILLAGE ENGINEER. 0. COOPERATION 1N NAMING OF STREETS. THE NtW BRIGHTON COMMISSION WILL RECOMMEND THAT THE NAME OF ORCHARD PLACE BE CHANGED TO SILVER LANE TO CONFORM TO ST. ANTHONY VILLAGE. IT IS REQUtSTED THAT THE VILLAGE ADMINISTRA— TION "No SIX (6) COPIES OF VILLAGE MAPS TO NEW BRIGHTON TO ASSIST THEM IN STREET RENAMING, E. IT WAS AGREED THAT PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES GE EXCHANGED BETWEEN THE VILLAGES TO AID IN OO-OROINATING PLANNING, IF THIS IS AGREEASLE WITH THE COUNCIL. 4• REZONING RECOMMENDATION FOR AREA EAST OF SILVER LAKE ROAD AND NORTH OF S00 LINE TRACK. A PROPOSAL WAS SUGMITTED BY MR. ROGERT MESINBRINQ AND A,RS. WALT FRIEOLANO FOR REZONING OF THIS AREA. THE PROPOSAL INCLUDED A LIGHT INDUSTRIAL AREA ALONG THE RAILROAD RIGNT-OF—WAV AND MIXED SINGLE FAMILY AND MULTIPLE DWELLING ZONING IN THE REMAINDER OF THE AREA, IN ORDER TO EXPEDITE THE NEARING TO GE HELD ON REZONING OF THIS AREA, THE BOARD SET A DEADLINE OF MARCH 19 FOR SUSNITTAL OF ALL PROPOSALS. AT THAT TIME, THE NEXT REGULAR MEETING, A DATE WILL GE SET FOR A HEARING. _2_ s• ST. ANTHONY INDUSTRIAL PARK SUBDIVISION. MOTION WAS MADE BY ANDREW SKOVRAN, 01111060090 BY JOE ROSINElt, THAT THE PLANNING BOARD RECOMMEND APPROVAL OF THE PLAT OMSJECT TO TIC FOLLOWINII • A. ADDITION OF A T9M (10) FOOT UTILITY [ASCMENT ALONG LOT LINE BETWEEN LOTS I AND 3, BLbC1t 2. B. ADDITION OF A TEN (10) FOOT UTILITY [ASCMCNT ALONG THE NORTH $109 OF 29TH AvENU9 N.E. 0. A 4UIT CLAIM 0990 TO THE VILLAGE FOR THE NORTH 40 FEET OF LOT 3, BLOCK 2 FOR USE AS A OUL-09-SAC. THESE ITEMS MCNC DISCUSSED WITH MR. EVERT CARLSON AND AGREED TO BY HIM. THE PLAT WILL BE REVISED TO INCORPORATE THE CHANGES PRIOR TO SUBMITTAL TO THC COUNCIL. MOTION PASSED. . AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE VILLAGE. THE PLANNING BOARD WOULD LIKE TO HAVE /// AVAILABLE FOR THEIR USE A BET OF AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS WHICH WERE TAKEN SOME TIME . PLAT OF OLSONIS DIVISION. A MOTION WAS MAD[ BY ERIR ROCKS, SECONDED BY NORM CAVANAUGH THAT THE PROPOSED PLAT a RETURNED TO THE VILLAGE ADMINISTRATOR S[CAUSt IT DOES NOT CONFORM TO THE REQUIREMENTS OF SECTION I , SUBDIVISION 1 , SUBSECTIONS A do ®. MOTION CARRIED. TILE ADMINISTRATOR &MOULD NOTIFY THE REQU[STOR THAT THE INFORMATION SP[CIPIEO IN THE ORDINANCE SHOULD BE PROVIOCD 90 THAT THE BOARD CAN PROPCRLY EVALUATE THE REtUEST. P09LININARY EXAMINATION OF THE PROPOSED PLAT INDICATES THAT THE 20 FOOT WIDTH ON SILVER LAKE TERRACE WOULD $t UNACCEPTABLE AS A PUBLIC ROAD RIGHT-OF-WAY. IT 15 SUGGEST90 THAT ADDITIONAL PROPERTY BC ACtU1R[D TO PROVIDE AN INCR[ASEO WIDTH, S. MEETING ON DIVISION Of ABBES$MENTS. ��------___ IN REGARD TO ASU SSW NT DIVISION ON VARIOUS PARCELS OF PROPERTY IN THE VILLAGE APPARENTLY OIVI0E0 BY MEETS ANO BOUND$ OESCRIPTIONf, THE ACTION TO BE TAKEN BY THE PLANNING BOARD IS MOT CLEAR. TO EXPEDITE RCSOLVING OF THE QUESTION, A MOTION WAS MADE BY NORM CAVANAUGII, SECONDED BY ERIK ROCKS, THAT THE CHAIRMAN R[QUSST A MEETING WITH THC VILLAGE ADMINISTRATOR AND ATTORNEY. MOTION CARRIED. . MEETING AOJD1/RM[0• .IOC ROS 1 NE K ERIK ROCKS NORM CAVANAUGH BOB OOUGHERTY ANDREW SKOVRAM PL:+NNING BOARD MEETING - MARCH 19, 1962 1 . MR. JOHN NELSON OF APACHE CORP. PRESENTED PRELIMINARY DRAWINGS AND PLANS FOR A DISCOUNT DEPT. STORE IN THE APACHE AREA. THE AREA IN QUESTION IS BOUNDED ON THE SOUTH BY THE S00 LINE RAIL ROAD TRACKS; ON THE WEST BY STINSON BLVD; ON THE NORTH BY 39TH AVENUE; AND ON THE EAST BY THE APACHE SHOPPING CENTER. PLANNING BOARD TABLED TO THE MEETING OF MARCH 269 1962. 2. A BODY OF PEOPLE FROM THE AREA EAST OF SILVER LAKE ROAD AND NORTH OF THE SOO L:NE TRACKS TO THE NORTH AND EAST VILLAGE LIMITS ATTENDED THE MEETING. MR.KENNETH LCE STATED THAT THE AREA BETWEEN SILVER LAKE ROAD AND PENROD LANE NORTH OF 39TH AVENUE TO SILVER LANE THAT THE PEOPLE OWNING THE PROPERTY RECOMMEND IT TO BE ZONED TO A COMMERCIAL ZONE. j. MR. JIM HAWKS OF MIDWEST PLANNERS PRESENTED THEIR PROGRAM OF LAYING OUTTHE AREA '.F RAMSEY COUNTY PORTION OF THE VILLAGE. A MOTION WAS MADE AND SECONDED THAT MIDWEST PLANNERS SHALL HAVE THEIR REPORT COMPLETED BY MARCH 26, 19629 AT 7830 PM. A MEETING WILL THEN BE HELD BETWEEN THE PLANNING BOARD AND MIDWEST PLANNERS. A HEARING WILL BE HELD ON APRIL 5, 1962, AT 8800 PM WITH THE PLANNING BOARD AND THE RESIDENTS CONCERNED IN THAT AREA. l�.. MR. SALITERMAN PRESENTED PLANS FOR ADDITIONAL BUILDINGS ON THEIR PROPERTY AS At! EXTENSION OF THEIR MAIN BUILDINGS NOW STANDING. A`MOTION WAS MADE AND SECONDED THE PLANS BE HELD FOR FURTHER STUDY AND CONSIDERATION, 5. MR. HENRIK OLSON PRESENTED A DRAWING OF PROPERTY TO BE DIVIDED ON 32-1/2 AND RANKIN ROAD. HE WILL PROVIDE A SURVEY OF PLAT AT A LATER DATE. 6. THE SUBDIVISION OF THE LORBESKI PROPERTY WAS APPROVED SUBJECT TO THE EASEMENTS AOR HIGHCREST & CROFT DRIVE AND A 10 FOOT EASEMENT FOR ELECTRICAL UTILITIES ON THE i.OT LINE DIVIDING THE NORTH AND SOUTH LOTS. �'. WALBON PRESENTED A DRAWING OF A 24 UNIT APARTMENT BUILDING ON THEIR PROPERTY ON 33RD AVENUE AND HIGHWAY l,=8. THE AREA CONTAINS 65,848 SQ. FT. THEY WERE INSTRUCTED BY THE PLANNING BOARD TO GET THE LEGAL MATTERS TAKEN CARE OF FIRST BEFOnE ANY CONSIDERATION COULD BE GIVEN TO THE APARTMENT BUILDING. 8. A MOTION WAS MADE BY NORM CAVANAUGH THAT AN AGENDA BE PREPARED BY FRIDAY AFTERNOON PRIOR TO THE MEETING ,DATE. ANYONE WISHING TO BRING ANY BUSINESS TO THE FLOOR SHALL FILL OUT A FORM PROVIDED AT THE DOOR OF THE HALL AND PRESENT IT TO THE SECRETARY OF THE PLANNING BOARD. AFTER THE BUSINESS ON THE AGENCA IS COMPLETED, THE FORMS WILL BE TAKEN CARE OF. SECONDED BY A. SKOVRAN. MOTION CARRIED. 9. A MOTION WAS MADE AND SECONDED THAT THE ADDITION TO KELLYIS VARIETY STORE BE APPROVED. '10. A MOTION WAS MADE AND SECONDED THAT THE R. G. AMUNDSEN PLAT BE APPROVED SUBJECT '!"O LOTS 1 AND 4 BEING INCREASED TO 901 WIDE AND PROVIDING THE 10 FOOT EASEMENTS ;:ETWEEN LOTS 6 AND 7, 5 AND 8 AND BETWEEN LOTS 5 & 8 AND 192,3, AND 4. • J. ROSINEK N. CAVANAUGH A. SKOVRAN R. DOUGHERTY Mirrutes of the Special Aleeting Of tine S.A. Anthony VAIlagu Planning Commission Held Mcnday, March 26, 1962, at 7:30 p.m. An the St. Mthany 14"Wage 1,1allo Members P;-c�sena. [W. R. Dougherty, Foe Rosintek, Andrcrun.- Skovran, NoT.man 'C,avanwigh, and Erik Rocka. The meeting was operted by W. R. Dougherty, Chadrman. I. 2, Laj e c t.,RL Mroval Bf.cauests. P-62-1 Frank Fudali, in-,A le resideraces. Mr. Fudall's request F-I'arming Co�4imisslon appraiial of a proposal to construct seven. 218-u-nit apar"Iment buildings -in the lbetv-;een 37th Avenue N.E. ane? the Soo Une tyacks and bottireen Fairfield and Valley Vimv vins discussed by th" Co '"i 3slo" r Inasmuch as the area in questlon Is zoned for light industxial usage and the St. Anthory W11-age Zoning Ordinance perinnits multiple fesklances uses L-1 a light industrial tore, Lhe Nanning Commisslon found that the propsal mcg: Lhe usage requirements of the Village Zoo- rag Ordinance. SIncs Mr. Pudell indicated dicated -that this was apreliminary visit and not a request, for final approval, the Com-raisseloner reminded him of the. need to oori-iply vAth the p_ert;nent Wilage Ordinances and gave him copy of the same. Mr. Ridali then -agreed to return- the next regular mee-ting of the Planning Cotmiyassion with co PI for the protect and stated that ffiese plans would comply wl h Village Ordlinances P-62-2 Apache Plaza Discount House. TAze Com mismiona discussed a proposal for the construction of a commercial- building (discowrit stora) next to the Apach-c') Plaza Shopping Center, nolf"th of the Soo Uhae tracks wind east of Stinson St. Anthony Planning Commission - Special Weting Page 2 Boulevard wad south of 39th Avenue. After a discussion by 'tha Commission of the difficulty of evaluating the Apache Proposal a building at a time ill the absence of any Identification of Apaches plan for tha development of ithe • reirairder of 1:7aeir area, Mr. Rocks moved, and Mr. Cavanagh Seconded that the Planning Commissilon re-commend that tlie Village Council deny the building parmit request until such time as the petitioners appczar before the present. Planning Comualssion to explain their/plans for the development of a1l o-Z the area which they nav own, in order that the Planning Commission array better evaluate the relatlonship of the cw-rent proposal to the future development of that wrea. , a motion was ca: by tunar-imouS Efti)prWal. Follo-wing further 7conscussicon of the Mar. presented by the developers, W. Cavanagh moved that the request be denied until such time as 'Jis developers have presented a la ndsczping plan for the development and a more detailed plan for parking and traffic flow within the development. The mol"Jon wal,, soconded by 10r. Rocks and carrIed- by ura�aimaus approval. Mr.:. Cavanagh then moved to recommend 41-1hat the Coupcil suggest to the developers the followin(r. (P-1he installation of concrete accass reads and curbs which -will conform with theconstruetloa of 39th 1verms, N.E. - The installation of concrete curbs In the parking lot. • 3. That the Village Council, in vi,-iv 0', 11c anticipated Incmased traffic volumes on Stinson Boulevard which -will be generated by the ocinstm &icon of +,Ile discau.-vi- houze, request tlZI e developers to St. Anthony Village Planning Comn,ission -- Special Mfcati'rig page 3 pay 31--. Anth-o4W village's share of the con strut"otion c4f an ar-prouriatle railroad cl--Gssing sIgna-1 c-a 9'Unson Boulevard and the Soo U-ne tz-adkcs; fur"'he.-in ore, that the Village Safety Com- • in-Ittee should be consulted as to the tv�,.;)e of sign-nal which slit be at this loc;ition. ----------- The rao-uion was seccande-d by reicks and carried. in, its conside.-ation of the Apache proposcn-1, 2,e Comrnissioji noted that the engineerIng firth Dtivisl wilhich had been retained by the ant develorz pz, -is also the Uldge Eagin-ae:71rig Gonsulta-at The Planming Com- mission anembers eM.Pressed a feeling thr-14- such a ls-eiationshp Was not In the beL;--'-- interests of the Village inasmuch as It i-,rculd be highly u-41desirable for the saine firm to both design the proje,.-t for a private client and to. Sub- sequerrly reTriew the same project for the Village. 1.1r. Skuvran rmor-i:iad that the Planning Commission recommend to the Counc-11 that the CournAl request the Villages consulting eng,.Ineey-s tc, refrain fro.-n -accepting contract for private clients o work to by done w1thin St. Anthony Village if the engineers wish to c<x-itiannie a:; consultaiits to the Village. The .-notion. was seconded by '.Mr. Cavanagh and passed uxnanlimmu sly, P-0-2-3 ("rystzal Rcalhr 00,..-w-anv Cc-mraercial Developir.-3nt._ Th* Manning Com- omission discus-sed ti-te propassai by the ;Cnystal peally Cornpany fox, the exparislion of the St. Anthony V-11-1age Shopping Center In -.,-he area southeast of Ke.mzie Terrace, now-th of Lowery Avenue, and west of 'Highway 1-1. "Mr. SkcmTarl Move "that the Planning Commis3ion endonse the recoramek-ldrations of St. Anthony Village Planning Commission - Ppecial -nc�,4eet.&-. _; Page 4 1,'Iorbeit F. Kayer, Village a's conveyed to the �a ,-, letter oil Wreh 119th; and he fureherr,=nred ZL-at ihe apnZlicaiaan be deed ;:d u-nUl 3tich time zAs the d6velcPer Shall submit a landswape plan and a yaTkIng A-ad zie1fic plan to ttja C6rnwission. The MoUloa was seconded by r. Cavanagh and passed by unazurijaus approval. DuAng the course of discussions the Crystal y ay appl,,- catior-,, Mr. Roc%s n3ted the desirability of the cojjst,.-Uc-zjO�j CsZ cu:rb,3. gjr and sIderin-14111-s or. Kerx- le TerraC:e Li view of the pedestrian usage of Le,21z.je "e-uszee and the concequent seety hazard to pedes�n,,einZ caused by the lack of sidewallks, and in view of the confusing are, pe_?,kLng pat,XTnr, Ojj F—enzAa Terrace and the geric.--M-1 disorderly aPPeareace caused by t-le la-CIZ of curb and gutter an stild atrest. Mr. Cavanagh aoted that Kvfixic terzace wa.,-, the cnly rnaj'or sheat In tho, Village wIIA&. Lacked curl and Mr. NoCkS ma,vad thaa';- in r,Ac,vr of the needl f0l' CZZI-bS, TUttCr,,-,, F- - o n nd sidetvalks, n ke zle Terraofor is ez-tare lanoth throutih St. Anthony Vfflaqr- tlaat the plaijring 03:,L- a attssfon reevnmiand that the V!,11age Council request -d.,e WIlage Engineers tc prepare Prellminaj-,Y designs and evaluate tha finalic--l'3# feasibilit-I Of Such constructlar.. The rnotion was secondpsd by Mr. Ras,lnek. Mr. Dougherty moved to amend the motion by deleiang the V-704d side-,valk-s. ",be air-,4L-ndment was seconded by Mr. Cavariagt arz-4 ca-sr.-ed with- Cavczagh, Doughezt-y, and Skovran voting for the amendment and Rocks voting against, The �man.ded • motion was thea put to a vote and ow-ftec' by a vote of 4 to 0 Win Mr, Rocks abstaining. S'*.i RMhorry I-Allago- Plaamlas C-Gramissior, - S- acid Mseting page 5 6 11. `3rallpniaary Flats. 3-62-1 01son's AW-Uo-n. The Planrl, -ng C-anamisslon discusesed the prallminary plat of Olson's Piddi-ition, an area h-stwaen Silver eke and Silver Lane currently divided by mat3s and bounds. The0=1.mis-Aon memb3ra expressed opizU.Pns 4-hat In Weta of the existing situedca Ia 1-he area It may become ziecessary to grant a variance In this plat which -,sjoWd sffltow the platting of the street at a le, Wer wietth-than the mirdmurn es&MN-110-sd )y 111nag-0 Ordinance, but t1lint the platted street should be w1der than the 210 feet indicated on the preliminary. Since the developer had Indicated that it be possibie to get some :addition-.-A width for this stre-at, it z-as the consensus of the PlaaWng Commis- .sion that the developer have the chzzwges indicated ors the pielimInary plat and that he also add appre-prta-te citililt , easements to the plat and that he Should rew%m with the revived plat together with a drainage plan for the area. M. Disciisio- n o- %on-Ins In Ramsey CoHBtr A. Port!kan a` St� Antho VlUage. Mr. Skovran reported on a March 21st meeting of property ovFners in the Raui-sey County portion of the Village concerning pos-,Able razoning of that arra. the meeting was adjourned mat 12:35 a.m. Respectfully submAtted, • Er1k Rocks, Secretary typed 3.27.62 mlf