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• CITY OF ST. ANTHONY
PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING MOTIONS
August 19, 1986
Motion by Commissioner Werenicz and seconded by Commissioner Hansen. to recommend the
Council grant the request from Roger Bona for a variance to allow construction of
a 14 foot by 40 foot addition to the north side of the existing Amoco Service
Station at 2812 - 27th Avenue N.E. with an eleven foot setback from the north
property line where the City Ordinance requires 30 feet, finding that:
1 . The petitioner had answered in the affirmative all the questions on the
application which are required by statute to be answered affirmatively;
2. The unique characteristics of this triangular shaped property would create
an undue hardship for the owner to try to expand and improve his property under
the City Ordinance;
3. No objections from the neighbors to the proposal were received;
4. Mr. Bona controls all the property to the west precluding any objections from
adjacent property owners;
5. The property owner has indicated he would be willing to provide overflow park-
ing when required on the north side of the existing meat market building which
• he also owns;. and
6. Granting this variance would not create a sight line difficulty for adjacent
properties since the station is bounded on two sides by roadways and on the
West by the property he owns which is in a commercial posture.
Before the vote was taken, the following motion to amend was made:
Motion by Commissioner Jones and seconded by Commissioner Wagner to require the
areas near the station sign and between the driveways on the north side of the
property be landscaped and curbed to restrict parking in those areas.
Voting on the amendment:
Aye: Jones and Wagner.
Nay: Werenicz, Franzese, Madden, Hansen, and Bowerman.
Motion not carried.
Voting on the original motion:
Aye: Werenicz, Hansen, Franzese, Madden, Bowerman, and Wagner.
Nay: Jones..
Motion carried.
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Motion by Commissioner .Bowerman and seconded by Commissioner Wagner to recommend
the Council grant a conditional use permit to B,.. N. Metro Credit Union to allow the
installation of a drive-in teller facility at the Northgate Office Center in
conjunction with the unit identified as #110, 2500 Highway '88, finding that:
I . Granting the permit would allow a .use of the property wh.i.ch .would be compatible
with the other commercial development of the center; and
2. Would fit into the same format -as previous approvals of similar facilities
for the National Bank of -St. Anthony and the Twin Cities Federal Savings and
Loan Association.
The -Planning Commission also recommends the Council grant the requested variance
from the City Ordinance setback requirements which would allow the drive-i'n facility
to be constructed eight feet from thesoutheast property line (.Highway 88 right-of-
wayl where 30 feet are required, finding that granting the variance:
1 . Would not be detrimental to the rest of the building complex;
2. Would not destroy any sign lines for- adjacent properties;
3. Would provide a business convenience for the Credit Union's customers.
The Commission finds further that:
4. The- drive-in facility is allowed by an easement agreement between B. N. Metro
• Credit Union and the condominium owners association; and
5. The City's right-of-way which averages 62 feet in that area would not only
supplement the eight foot setback but would provide sufficient green area
between the facility and Highway 88.
Before the vote was taken an amendment offered by Commissioner Hansen to restrict
the hours of operation was withdrawn and the following motion to amend defeated
as follows:
Motion by Commissioner Wagner and seconded by Commissioner Jones to require the
lighting for the drive-in facility to be shut off after business hours.
Voting on the motion:
Aye: _ Wagner and Jones.
Nay: Bowerman, Hansen, Madden, Franzese, and Werenicz.
Motion not carried.
The original motion carried unanimously.