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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPL MINUTES 11111963 Meeting Sheet IIIIIIVIIIVIIIVIIIVIIIVIIIIIIIIIII 100269 Box: 15 Folder: PL MINUTES 1962-1966 Document: PL MINUTES 11111963 PLANNING BOARD MINUTES ST. ANTHONY VILLAGE NOVEMBER 11, 1963 The special meeting of the fit. An-hony Village Planning Board was called to order at 7: 30 P.M. on Monday, November 11,.1963• Present: Dougherty, Rosinek, DiCarlo, Hensen Absent: Rocks, Coulter, Skovran Mr. Thuftedal and Mr. Nordstrom appeared regarding rezoning lots 1,2, and 3 Block 7, Mounds View.Acres Second Addition from R-2 two 4aimily classification to MO Multiple Dwelling .classification. The discussion following the presentation by the developers revealed the need foe a two-febily buffer zone along the south side of 39th.Ave. N. E. The developers -informed the Board of the results of a .meeting held between them b selves and the area residents at which this two-family buffer was discussed. It was then moved by DeCarlo seconded by Hansen that Lot 1, eicluding� the N 120 ft. and all :of lots 3 and 4, Block7, MoundsView Acnes, Second Addition, be rezoned to a multiple dwelling classification providing the developers submit a performance bond stating that construction of a double {�ungalow on the E. 100 • ft. of the W. 199 ft.. of said lot 1 be accomplished simultaneously with the construction of any apartment building. The motion was introduced on the following basis: 1. A public hearing was advertised and duly on MARCH 4, 1963• 2.A meeting between the area residents and the developers showed that the majority of the residents in the area have no objection to the zoning as outlined above. 3. The proposed two-family buffer would definitely define the boundaries of the residential area north of 39th Avenue and E. of Silver Lake Road. Voting on the motion: Aye: Dougherty, Rosinek, Hansen, Di Carlo Nay: None Absent: Racks, Skovran, Coulter Motion carried. Recommended Council Action: :Prepare an amendment to the zoning Ordinance # 66, re-zoning the area .'n question as outlined in the foregoing motion. • Stanley A Peickert Secretary