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Home My WebLink AboutPL MINUTES 07201964 Meeting Sheet IIIIIIVIIIVIIIVIIIVIIIVIIIIIIIIIII 100289 Box: 15 Folder: PL MINUTES 1962-1966 Document: PL MINUTES 07201964 i VILLAGE OF ST. ANTHONY • PLANNING BQAR0 W MUTES JULY 20, 1964 The meeting was called to order by Lhe Chairnan. Present: Howitz, Mesenbi-ing, Coulter, Fmond, Pocks, Springer (in a:: 9:00) Absent: Englund The minutes of Che rzee i,ng of July 20, 1964 were read and approved wi xh the following correction. Item ____...,...� Change the word desirabi city LQ necessity. 1 . The chairmen announced that this was the ii.rma and place, to hold a public hearing on the request of the Towle Co. for rezoning the following described property from single family residential '4:o commercial: Ceuta ar the intsrsec of the N line of original NW l y l i rte of Co. Road No. 33 th S4li y 300 ft along said NW1 y line g.o pe; of beg of land to be described eh at rL angles NWIy to N line of S 1079-8/10 ft of NW 1/4 th W to a pt in said iine 1141 -74%100 ft E from +he W Time of sec th S pa, with said W line 'to original Nally Tine of Co. Rd. t:h NLly to beg Ex Road in Sec: ion 6, Township 29, Range 23,. Said property loraied on Kenzie Terrace between the Asrnrican Legion Building and the Firestone Garage. • ter. William Kelly, repc'esenting the Towle Company, presented three possible developments but: could not definitely say which one would be the lural pian. Moved by Coulter seconded by Hesenbring to table ac�ion on proposed rezoning unci 1 the developers can submit a deli ni_e plan of developmnt. Voting: Three aye One sway Motion Carried. 2, The Planning Board reviewed the tabling action of the June fi, 1964 € eeCing regarding final playas for consCruction of the E'ltrmood Lucherzin Church on Chelmsford Road and klendhurst Avanue. Concern was expressed regarding cite future developmen4 of the remainder of she undaveloped area. ter. Pankanin had prepared two plans which illustrated that the area could easiiy be developed as a singie family °esidentiai area with the church building located as proposed. Moved by Emond seconded by Mesenbring -co approve the plays providing the Village Park Consultants prepare specificaCions on Che green planting strip along all property lines and subject to approval of the bu lding inspector and Village Engi rseers. All in fl=avor. Motion Carried. 16 �3. Robert Burns and John Nelson representing the Apache Corporacion presented a pretirinary plan for construction of a six story medical center to be constructed north of 39th Avenue N.E. along Stinson Boulevard. Moved by Racks seconded by Coulter to approve a variance in the heighth regulat- ions es-ablished by Ord. No. 66 to allaar construction of a sit story structure subject to approval of the S3:. Anthony Village Fire Department and providing the building be 'oca-ed a mini=m of 1201 ft. southlof the souf:h line of the 150 ft residential buffer strip alone the south side of Silver lane. Ali in favor. Motion Carried. Waiter Thuftad:al presented the final land use plan supporting the requested rezoning of Block 10, Mounds View Acres, Second Addition. Moved by Mesenbring seconded by Emond to approve the proposed land use plan final building plans and approve rezoning of lots 1 , 3 and 4, Block 10, Founds View Acres Second Add•i tion, as fol lGWs1 A. The N 120 fit of Lot 1, Block lQ be rezoned to R-2 two f=amily residential B. Part of Lo;; 1 lying south of mrith 120 ft. and all of Lots 3 and 4 be rezoned to multiple dwelling. • Approval of Building Plans subject to approval of the Village Engineers and Building Inspector. - Ali in favor. Mo :ion Carried. Moved by Rocks seconded by Springer to approve a variance from Ordinance 66 and allow use of anodized alunn num panels as designated ted on Building Pians. All in favor. Mo-ion Carried. 5. Richard Dobis presented the final plat for Doris Heights A.'dition. Moved by Emond seconded by Rocks to approve the final plat or Dobis Heights Addition. All in favor. Mo<ion Carried. 6. Tl-v_- Planning Board examined possible R-1 residential developments for the existing c•:qm ercial property be-:a_-en St. Anthony Road and 34ih Avenue N.E. and between Eel:-lards Stree± A. Rezone following described property to R-.1 single family residential: I. N 131-7,110 f t of S 660 f t o:" W 12 rods of SW l4 of MW 1 /it Ex Roads pari: of Sec. 6, Tovmship 29, Range 23. 2. Corny a'L a p e i n the 5 a i ne of Sly° 1 /4 of HIW 1/4 12 rods E of SW cor thereof tip N 1IS3 f t to aCVuaI pt of beg th E 14 7 f t t S 133 ft th E 222 ft the R 4o SE cor of L ke's Ser-ord Aid. "-h 1 to SW cor thereof :h S to Seg; part of Sec. b, Township 292 Mange 23. 3. rhe N 49-35/100 ft of Lot 9 and all of Lots 1€3 through 16, Block 3, Clark & Kings Hernepin Carders.. B. Retain: p,-esent coanear .icl zoning on the follcr.ying described Property: 1 . Part of Lot. 9 lying south of N 49-35/100 ft end all of Lot 37, Block 3, Clark £ Kings Hennepin Gardens 2. S 22£-3,/10 rt of W 12 rods of Sof 114 of MW i /4 Ex Road part of Sec. 6, Townshi o 29; `ansa 23. 3. Corn at a pt i n S l i m of SW 1 /4 of MW 114 di s 12 rads E of SW cor t iv r e o f t h t N 183 ft t h E 16 ft -"--h S 183 ft t h W to beg E 'o a d pari: of Sac.. 6, Twsp. 29, Range 23. • The f of l orri reg ei,*ndrrent was then introduced: Moved by Mesenb.r i ng seconded by Coulter to retain the coww rci a l zoning on only the S 127ft t of the Amorr;an pr oprr'yy and zonae the N 68 ft R-2 to family residential. Voting on the AriencITant.: Tvm Aye !Tour- may The Am-ndnen` was defeated. Voting on the oriegiiaai wt•ion: All ir: favot, Motion Carried. The basis for this recoomndai tion x s as .Mer l l vws: 1. The area is R-1 residential in cheracter and sexy d*tealovwnt. oiler k: ,on R-1 uvLi l d not be in kt.epi ng with the now existing deve 5 opttrent. .2. The size of the erev is sufNcient to permit- e feasible: ,and desirable residential area. 3. T#aa areG5 to he r otai nad as convnazcial are waisting convze:ci al oper a"Oons and are in close proximi t-y tc zd of ni ng ccpms'ci al ureas in the. C i�y ofMinneapolis and tharefor^e ara not desirablo as R-'i areas. 7. Roger Mart-in requested a valla ace in total side yard requirements frons 15 feet +o 12.5 feet to pel-min construction of a garage. The proposed garew WoOd be 5 feet from the property iirp-- and 23 fees: from the neighboring hoose. Moved by Coulter seconded by Springer to grant a variance from 15 feet total side yard to 12.5 feet and permit the garage to be constructed within 5 ft of the property tine. All in favor Motion Carried. 8. The Planning Board was, advised that the Apa,ha Car 'Wash to be built by Robert Toauslay wouid soon be under cons,rcrc:4ion. Due to the fact that the plans were approved eighteen months prior to application for a, building per-mi'%L- it was suggested that the plans be re-examined by the Planning Board and Council before the permi-t is issued. 1. Mored by Springer seconded by Coulter to change the regular wneeting day of hay St. Anthony Village Planning Board froin the third Pionday to the third Tuesday of each month and that any special meetings be held can the first Tuesday of each month. All in favor. Flo tion Carried. Recommnded Corar)ci it Action: •1 . Ho Action 2. Approve final plans as outlined. 3. Grant height variance as outlined. 4. Approve rezoning and final plans as ouMlined. 5. Approve final plass as outlined. 6. Approve zoning recommendation as out l i rad. 7,. Approve side yard variance as outlined. l3. Acknowledge charge of Planning Board rraeting day. S,-anley A. Pai cker s Secretary