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SPECIAL PLANNING BOARD MEETING
• May 3, 1966
The special meeting of the St. Anthony Village Planning Board was called to order
by Chairman Howitz at 7:30 P.M. on Tuesday May 3, 1966.
The following members were present at roll call :
Louis Howitz Robert Mesenbring Donald Kronk
Duane Miedtke Fred Katterheinrich Dr. Thomas Emond
The following was absent:
Curtis Englund
Also present was the Planning Board Secretary, James Shaughnessy.
Chairman Howitz announced that he called the special meeting upon request of the
Village Council to expedite discussion of the rezoning of 33rd Avenue and
Stinson Boulevard. The Board examined Minneapolis zoning maps and standards as
they pertain to adjacent Minneapolis B2S-1-vacated service stations.
It was noted these petroleum service stations have failed and a variety of sub-
sequent uses have attempted to survive.
The Board discussed the change in neighborhood character that has taken place
since the Lemke Greenhouses have been removed and the new attractive Pat-Pen
Subdivision that has developed replacing -the Greenhouses.
The Board is now aware the Northern States Substat•ion' is going to vacate this
site further changing the neighborhood's character, by eliminating the sounds and
appearances of high voltage transformers.
Upon motion by M@senbring, seconded by Katterheinrich it was moved to recommend
to the Council to rezone from C-Commercial to R-2 two family the following
described properties:
Tract A Reg. Land Survey No. 196
Plat 63642, Parcel 5000 (Northern States Power Substation at
2417 - 33rd Avenue N.E.) _ _ -
Commence at a point in the S line of SW LL 0' NW L4
12 rods- E of SW corner thence North 183. ft. thence
East 16 ft. thence South 183 ft. thence West to
beginning. (A 16' X 150' Parcel of land between
Mrs. Amerman and N.S.P.)
Voting on. the motion: .
Aye: Mesenbring, Howtiz, Kronk, Katterheinrich, Miedtke
Nay: Or. Emond
Motion Carried.
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Further
2-Further discussion of the Mrs. Amerman property developed with Mrs. Amerman and
her attorney, Frank Fudali, reinstating her position against rezoning.
Mr. Haik, Village Attorney, advised the Board to exercise and to consider what
the zoning should be now, taking into consideration the N.S.P. property being
vacated and the new Pat-Pen addition being developed. He further advised to
consider the Amerman house which is residential by character.
Mrs. Amerman requested to be allowed to continue her small business college and
drapery studio on the 1st floor of her two story home at 2417 - 33rd Avenue N.E.
Mr. Fudali presented to the Board Chairman a petition from many of the neigh-
boring owners requesting the corner lot be left commercial.
Upon motion by Katterheinrich seconded by Miedtke, it was moved that if the
Council rezones the N 95 feet of said permises to R2 - then and in that event
the present non-conforming use of these permises as a drapery studio and a
business school be approved.
The motion carried.
Upon motion by Howitz, seconded by Kronk, it was moved adjourn.
The motion carried.
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James Shaughne �y, Secretary