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CITY OF ST. ANTHONY
PLANNING COMMISSION AGENDA
March 16, 1993
7:00 P.M.
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS
I. CALL TO ORDER/PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE.
II. ROLL CALL.
III. APPROVAL OF FEBRUARY 16, 1993 MINUTES.
IV. DESIGNATION OF COMMISSION REPRESENTATIVE TO THE APRIL 13,
1993 CITY COUNCIL MEETING.
V. PUBLIC HEARINGS -- None.
VI. MISCELLANEOUS.
A. UTILITY BUILDINGS
VII. STAFF UPDATE.
VIII. COMMISSIONERS' COMMENTS.
IX. ADJOURN.
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1 CITY OF ST. ANTHONY
PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING
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5 FEBRUARY 16, 1993
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8 1. CALL TO ORDER/PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
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10 The meeting was called to order at 7:00 P.M. and the Pledge of Allegiance was led
11 by Chair Faust.
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13 2. ROLL CALL
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15 Commissionmembers Present: Thompson,Franzese,Gondorchin,Madden,and Faust
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17 Commissionmembers Absent: Murphy and Werenicz
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19 Staff Present: Management Assistant Urbia
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21 3. APPROVAL OF JANUARY 19, 1993 MEETING MINUTES
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23 Motion by Madden, second by Gondorchin to approve the minutes of the January 19,
1993 Planning Commission meeting with the following corrections:
26 page 3, line 7: Correct "the the" to "that the"
27 page 4, line 8: Delete the word "height"
28 page 4, line 44: Delete the word "Avenues"
29 page 4, line 50: Correct "MURP" to "NURP"
30 page 5, line 20: Insert "the between "of' and "New", insert "building" after "Market"
31 page 6, line 16: Correct "rearyard" to "rear yard"
32 page 12, line 41: Correct "by law" to "by-law"
33 page 12, line 42: Correct "by laws" to "by-laws"
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35 Motion carried unanimously
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37 4. DESIGNATION OF COMMISION REPRESENTATIVE TO THE MARCH 9, 1993
38 CITY COUNCIL MEETING
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40 The rotation indicates it would be Commissioner Madden's turn to represent the
41 Commission at the March 9, 1993 Council Meeting. Commissioner Madden advised
42 he will not be able to attend. The rotation indicates Commissioner Gondorchin is
43 next, and Commissioner Gondorchin indicated he would attend the March 9, 1993
44 Council Meeting.
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PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING
FEBRUARY 16, 1993 •
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1 5. PUBLIC HEARINGS
2
3 A. Accessory Structure Setback Permit
4
5 The public hearing was opened at 7:06 P.M..
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7 Management Assistant Urbia provided a staff report. The proposed ordinance.
8 language was provided by the City Attorney, which was previously used in the City
9 of Deephaven. The proposed language will assist residents in building double
10 garages, and allows the Planning Commission and City Council to grant the building
11 of these garages without violating a State law regarding granting variances only if
12 hardship is met.
13
14 Commissioner Madden requested staff research the issue of storage sheds and draft
15 some language that could be included in an ordinance (but not the current proposal).
16
17 Chair Faust opened the public hearing to discussion. Mr. Pete Loomis, 2933
18 Crestview, questioned the difference between a permit and an ordinance. Chair
19 Faust explained how the permit would allow flexibility without having to prove
20 hardship to grant a variance. •
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22 The public hearing was closed at 7:18 P.M..
23
24 Commissioner Gondorchin questioned the use of 528 square feet and 24 feet width.
25 Chair Faust and Commissioner Franzese stated that these numbers meet today's
26 standards, and may have to be changed in the future. Commissioner Gondorchin felt
27 the State Building Code should be referenced to see what a standard double garage
28 is.
29
30 Motion by Franzese, second by Madden to recommend approval to the City Council
31 of the proposed Accessory Structure Setback Permit ordinance.
32
33 Commissioner Madden questioned if any reasons would need to be stated in the
34 motion. The Commission felt that would not be necessary.
35
36 Commissioner Franzese raised the concern regarding visibility and sightline issues.
37 She wanted to be sure that a permit would not be granted if it harmed a neighbors
38 visibility/sightlines.
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40 Motion approved unanimously
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42 •
PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING
• FEBRUARY 16, 1993
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1 6. MISCELLANEOUS
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3 A. Redevelopment Plan -- 3901/3909 Silver Lake Road
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5 Management Assistant Urbia discussed the TIF proposal and draft redevelopment
6 plan. Urbia stated that the project would not be a lengthy TIF, with a quick payoff.
7 In addition, the benefits to St. Anthony in providing an excellent transitional buffer
8 zone from residential to commercial and the enhancement of the tax base are
9 important to consider.
10
11 Commissioner Gondorchin questioned the hours of operation. Mr. Vogel, who
12 represents the dentist consortium, answered approximately 7 A.M. to 7 P.M., Monday
13 through Friday and something less on Saturday. Commissioner Franzese asked staff
14 what the zoning of the property was. Urbia stated it was commericial. Franzese
15 asked staff if the existing home could be used for commercial for a new business.
16 Urbia stated it could but it would need to be brought up to code if any remodeling
17 took place. Commissioner Thompson asked Mr. Vogel what the berming and foliage
18 plans would be. Mr. Vogel stated that considerable berming and trees would be
19 added to seperate the low-density commercial and residential areas.
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Motion by Faust, second by Madden to indicate to the City.Council that the proposed
22 TIF and redevelopment plan at 3901/3909 Silver Lake Road is viable and will
23 enhance the value to St. Anthony.
24
25 B. Concept Review -- 3901/3909 Silver Lake Road
26
27 Management Assistant Urbia explained the proposal for four additional parking
28 spaces. This proposal would require a variance of ten feet from the requirement of
29 a parking lot in a commercial area to be at least twenty feet from a residential area.
30 Urbia said the advantage could be additional parking and less visibility of the
31 refuse/recycling area. A disadvantage is the ability to prove hardship and commercial
32 area encroachment.
33
34 Mr. Vogel explained the reason his client desired a concept review. They wished to
35 "test the waters" to see if the proposal would be feasible. Mr. Vogel discussed the
36 advantages of the four additional parking spaces and the hiding of the
37 refuse/recycling area.
38
39 Commissioners Thompson and Franzese believe that a variance could be granted, as
40 the additional parking and reconfiguration of the refuse/recycling area would be
41 beneficial. Commissioners Faust, Madden, and Gondorchin believe that they could
not grant a variance, as they do not see hardship and.the proposal would encroach
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1 too closely into the residential area.
2
3 7. STAFF UPDATE
4
5 Members of the Planning Commission received copies of the 1993 Planning
6 Commission roster.
7
8 Management Assistant Urbia announced two Planning Commission training
9 opportunities for Commissioners to consider. Interested Commissioner members
10 should contact Urbia for registration information.
11
12 Members of the Planning Commission received copies of the 1992 Code of
13 Ordinances. Management Assistant Urbia explained the update process, where staff
14 will provide those pages with changes, and each Commissioner is responsible to
15 change their Ordinance book.
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17 8. COMMISSIONERS' COMMENTS
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19 a. Commissioner Madden's Comments
20 Commissioner Madden questioned the Northgate Office Park sign. Management •
21 Assistant Urbia explained staff enforcement efforts, including the sign in question.
22 At the time, no response was given to the staff letter, but follow up will occur.
23
24 b. Commissioner Gondorchin's Comments
25 Commissioner Gondorchin reported on the February Environmental
26 Quality/Recycling Committee Meeting. He stated the meeting was very informative
27 regarding water, sanitary sewer, and stormwater issues. Commissioner Gondorchin
28 stated he will be unable to attend the May 13th meeting due to a conflict, and hoped
29 another Planning Commissioner would be able to fill-in.
30
31 Commissioner Gondorchin stated his displeasure in the manner the City Council
32 handled the RV parking issue in relation to the Planning Commission. He felt for
33 the Commission to work on the issue and then the City Council to indicate it may not
34 want to consider an ordinance. Urbia stated that the Council provided this
35 information, at the request of the City Manager, so that the Planning Commission
36 would know the Council's feelings on the matter so that the Commission may
37 determine the direction to take on the issue. Urbia further stated that the Council
38 did not wish to offend the Commission in any way.
39
40 C. Commissioner Franzese's Comments
41 Commissioner Franzese reported City Council actions at the February. 9, 1993
42 Council Meeting. The City Council did not approve by a 2 to 1 vote the •
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1 recommendation to amend ordinance language requiring identification signs to face
2 the frontage they are allowed for. The City Council deferred discussion of sign
3 amortization to the March 2, 1993 Council Work Session. Upon the request of the
4 City Manager, the City Council discussed its feelings towards the proposed parking
5 ordinance. The Council did not feel an ordinance would be appopriate, as the
6 problem has addressed itself, probably from further awareness by exposure in the
7 media.
8
9 Commissioner Franzese asked staff the meaning of the Mayor's desire to see the
10 Planning Commission amend its by-laws so that abstension votes may not be taken.
11 Commissioner Madden stated that he voted this way so as not to offend the business
12 community and not approve illegal signs. Urbia stated that Robert's Rules of Order
13 allow for abtension votes, so the Planning Commission technically cannot amend its
14 by-laws to prohibit abstension voting. However, Urbia stated it is a good idea to vote
15 yes or no to assist the Council in a recommendation.
16
17 Commissioner Franzese asked staff if there is funding for membership in the
18 Minnesota Planning Association (MPA). Urbia will check with the City Manager.
19
Other
1 Five to six residents were present to discuss the public hearing for the proposed
22 accessory structure setback permit. The residents missed the public hearing, as the
23 St. Anthony Bulletin had an error in the Notice of Hearing stating the starting time
24 as 7:35 P.M. instead of 7:05 P.M.. The Planning Commission spent time explaining
25 the proposal, what was discussed at the public hearing, and answered questions from
26 the residents. Mr. Jack Novak,who previously received a variance to build a garage,
27 spoke strongly in favor of the proposal. In addition, he complemented the City for
28 taking this sort of action to help St. Anthony residents.
29
30 9. ADJOURNMENT
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32 Motion by Madden, second by Franzese to adjourn the meeting at 8:35 P.M..
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34 Motion carried unanimously
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38 Respectfully submitted,
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41 David Mark Urbia, Management Assistant
STAFF REPORT
DATE: February 24, 1993
TO: Planning Commission
FROM: David Mark Urbia, Management Assistant
ITEM: UTILITY BUILDINGS
The Planning Commission requested information regarding sheds and utility buildings.
These items are defined as accessory uses in the following sections: (1) 1615.04 (h); (2)
1616.04 (e); (3) 1620.04; (4) 1625.04 (a); and (5) 1630.04.
The Building Inspector, Larry Hamer, requires a building permit to construct these
structures. In addition, a cement slab or treated wood base is required so that the bottom
of the structure does not decay.
Dimensional regulations are covered in the zoning ordinance. Maintenance of these
structures are covered in the recently adopted housing maintenance ordinance; especially
• the painting procedures. If the Planning Commission is thinking of some other restrictions,
they may be presented for consideration to the City Council.
STAFF REPORT
DATE: February 24, 1993
TO: Planning Commission
FROM: David Mark Urbia, Management Assistant
ITEM: AGENDA ITEM VII -- STAFF REPORT
At the February 23, 1993 City Council meeting, the Council discussed various Planning
Commission issues. A summary of the discussion is as follows:
Sign Amortization
A majority of the Council did not feel this proposal is necessary in the sign ordinance.
Further, some members expressed a desire to leave the recently adopted sign ordinance as
is for now, and to place no further restrictions upon businesses. Regarding informational
signs, a majority of the City Council felt that these signs are not a significant problem at this
time. It was suggested that perhaps informational signs could be defined under the sign
• ordinance, but that the number of signs and size of signs could be left'to the discretion of
the Zoning Administrator.
Parking Ordinance
A majority of the Council believed that this issue should not be discussed at this time.
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CITY OF ST. ANTHONY
3 REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
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5 FEBRUARY 23 , 1993
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9 1 . CALL TO ORDER/PLEDGE -OF ALLEGIANCE
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11 The meeting was called to order at 7 : 00 p .m. by Mayor Ranallo
12 who led the Pledge of Allegiance .
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15 2 . ROLL CALL:
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17 Council Present : Mayor Ranallo and Councilmembers Marks ,
18 Enrooth, Fleming and Wagner
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20 Staff Present : City Manager Burt and Management Assistant
21 Urbia
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24 3 . APPROVAL OF FEBRUARY 23 , 1993 COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA
25
6 Motion by Marks , second by Wagner to approve the agenda for
the February 23 , 1993 Council Meeting as presented with the
addition of a resident request for the keeping of three dogs
29 to be heard after the approval of license applications .
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32 Motion carried unanimously
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35 4 . APPROVAL OF FEBRUARY 9, 1993 COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES
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37 Motion by Marks , second by Enrooth to approve the minutes of
38 the February 9, 1993 Council Meeting as presented and there
39 were no corrections .
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42 Motion carried unanimously
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44
45 5 . LICENSES/PERMITS/PETITIONS
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47 Motion by Marks , second by Wagner to approve the following
48 license applications :
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2 FEBRUARY 23 , 1993
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7 Garbage Haulers
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9 Waste Management - Blaine, commercial /residential
10 Vasko Rubbish Removal , Inc . , commercial
11 Twin City Sanitation , Inc . , commercial /residential
12 Aagard Environmental Services , commercial
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14
15 Service Station
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17 Mico Oil Company, Inc .
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20 Cigarette Retail
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22 Mico Oil Company, Inc .
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25 Vending Machines
26 •27 Manor 'Wash 'N' • Dry
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30 Motion carried unanimously
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34 _Resident Request for Keeping of Three Dogs
35
36 A letter was received from Dick and Natalie Sitarz, 3205
37 Armour Terrace, requesting a permit to keep three dogs .
38
39 City Ordinance permits a total of two dogs in a household and
40 to keep more than two would require a kennel license.
41
42 Mr . & Mrs . Sitarz were present at the Council Meeting. It was
43 explained that the third dog is owned by .the Sitarz' son and
44 is being housed at their home on a temporary basis . It is
45 their hope that this dog will be going back to live with their
46 son within six months . They also explained that their yard is
47 fenced and that the animal ' s barking is controlled so their
48 neighbors will not be disturbed.
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7 Discussion continued regarding what action could be taken by
8 the Council to accommodate their request and not violate the
9 ordinance . It was noted that if there are any complaints
10 received regarding these three dogs the family would be
11 notified .
12
1.3 The City Manager suggested that a temporary kennel license
14 could be issued or a variance could be granted for six months .
15
16 Motion by Marks , second by Enrooth to grant a temporary kennel
17 license to Dick and Natalie Sitarz, 3205 Armour Terrace, for
18 six months and that the license fee be waived .
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21 Motion carried unanimously
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23
24 6 . PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS
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4 A. Julee Quarve-Peterson , Inc .
29 Motion by Wagner , second by Marks to approve payment in the
30 amount of $1 , 797 . 50 to Julee Quarve-Peterson , Inc . for the
31 handicapp accessibility audit for St . Anthony.
32
33 The City Manager advised that all of the fees due this firm
34 will be paid for from Community Development Block Grant funds .
35 He also stated there wi 11 be a public hearing held in the near
36 future regarding handicap accessibility.
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39 Motion carried unanimously
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41
42 B. Verified Claims
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44 Motion by Wagner, second by Marks to .approve the six pages of
45 verified claims 'as submitted by the Finance Director .
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48 Motion carried unanimously
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1 REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
2 FEBRUARY 23 , 1993
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7 7 . REPORTS
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10 A. Council Reports
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13 1 . Report of Councilmember Wanner
14
15 Councilmember Wagner brought greetings from the Special
16 Olympians from St . Vincent . He noted they all were at the
17 airport to say good-bye when he and his wife left for
18 home . He will bring the photos he took to share with
19 members of the Council .
20
21 Councilmember Wagner attended the Ramsey County League of
22 Local Government Meeting. Tax Increment was discussed and
23 he noted there is still confusion between cities and
24 counties . Nothing regarding this matter was resolved.
25
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27 2 . Report of Councilmember Fleming. •
28
29 Councilmember Fleming attended the recent meeting of the
30 Northwest Youth and Family Services . The need for more
31 space and perhaps a new location was discussed. Locating
32 adjacent to a specific building in New Brighton is being
33 considered.
34
35 Councilmember Fleming quoted from the Northwest
36 Counseling Center ( a division of Northwest Youth and
37 Family Services ) 1992 yearend annual report . She noted
38 that out of a total of 295 new cases for 1992 , only 14
39 were from the St . Anthony School District .
40
41
42 3 . Report of Councilmember Marks
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44 Councilmember Marks had nothing to report at this time .
45
46
47 4 . Report of Councilmember Enrooth
48
49 Councilmember Enrooth attended the February 22nd Village
50 Fest meeting and he noted that there were many new people
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6 in attendance . At its March meeting, the committee will
7 address a theme, decide on a logo or a variation of a
8 logo and discuss other ideas for identifying the
9 celebration . An ice cream social will be held on Sunday .
10
11 Mayor Ranallo inquired if having a tennis tournament is
12 being considered . He recalled that previously there had
13 been discussion regarding holding a tennis tournament
14 which would be the Clyde Paul Memorial Tournament .
15
16 The Mayor stated that Mr . Paul had been an instrutor at
17 the St . Anthony tennis courts and had perhaps chaired the
18 first Village Fest . Although , he had not been a resident
19 of St . Anthony he had spent significant time
20 participating in community events . He was killed in St .
21 Paul . His widow and father have indicated their
22 willingness to participate in a tennis tournament held in
23 his honor.
24
25 The City Manager will attend the March 2nd Chamber of
6 Commerce Meeting representing the Mayor .
8 Also, the Council will be receiving a letter advising of
29 two scholarships which will be given to St . Anthony
30 students from the Chamber of Commerce.
31
32 The City Manager was requested to advise the Cable
33 Commission that no one will be attending the February
34 25th meeting from St . Anthony .
35
36 Mayor Ranallo advised that March 13th is the date of the
37 Chamber of Commerce City Dance . Tickets are $10 . 00 and
38 will be available at City Hall . Ernie ' s Catering will
39 serve the dinner .
40
41 Discussion followed regarding the availability of wine
42 and beer at -this Chamber function as well as the City' s
43 potential liability .
44
45 The Mayor will be out of town from February 24 through
46 March 6th.
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49 B. Report of the City Manager
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1 REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
2 FEBRUARY 23 , 1993
3 PAGE 6
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7 1 . Insurance Survey
8
9 The City Manager reminded members of the Council of the
10 need to turn in their insurance survey.
11
12 2 . Goalsettina Session
13
14 March 19th and March 20th are the dates selected for the
15 Council ' s Goalsetting Session . It will be held at the
16 Northland Inn. Karen Ray will be the Facilitator .
17
18 3 . Appreciation Dinner
19
20 The City Manager noted he had contacted the speaker
21 recommended by Councilmember Fleming. The honorarium fee
22 was very expensive .
23
24 The Mayor recalled that Mary Jo Palerento had been the
25 guest speaker at the last Chamber of Commerce Dinner.
26 Some members of the Council felt this was too recent and •
27 some did not feel she was effective . Councilmember Marks
28 had suggested Bob Terry. The' City Manager will continue
29 to look for a speaker for the Appreciation Dinner .
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31
32 4 . Sian Ordinance - Amortization
33
34 The City Manager advised that the Planning Commission had
35 requested this item be reviewed and then discussed it as
36 a concept .
37
38 The City Attorney had written in his opinion of
39 amortization it would be difficult to justify as the
40 enforcement would begin in ten years ; that is 2003 .
41
42 Councilmember Marks observed that signs which do not get
43 taken down usually need maintenance. The City Manager
44 noted that the City Code does address maintenance .
45
46 The Mayor stated he does not want to bind future councils
47 with legislation . Councilmember Enrooth felt this item
48 was on the agenda only because members of the Planning
49 Commission have voted to support it .
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REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
FEBRUARY 23 , 1993
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7 Councilmember Wagner recalled that the City Attorney had
8 discouraged approval of amortization when it was
9 previously discussed by - the City Council .
10
11 Two signs which have received considerable discussion are
12 those of Dairy Queen and Happy ' s Potato Chips .
13
14 The City Manager feels the new sign ordinance will
15 address signs not in compliance with the Comprehensive
16 Sign Plan.
17
18 The Mayor inquired what the problem is with the Happy' s
19 sign . The City Manager responded it has been in place
20 since 1968 and has always been well-maintained .
21 Councilmember Marks noted it did not comply but was
22 grandfathered in .
23
24 Mayor Ranallo felt there could be considerable problems
25 resulting from requesting this business to take their
6 sign down after being in place for twenty-five years . He
also noted that this sign may comply as there are no
8 actual sales, made out of the building. The signs are
29 directional and informational .
30
31 The City Manager advised that these types of signs ,
32 directional and informational , are not defined in the
33 sign ordinance nor are these types of signs controlled.
34
35 Most signs are controlled as to shape, size, and height ,
36 but signs which contain menu lists , hours , gas pump
37 directions , etc . are not defined in the sign ordinance .
38
39 The Mayor felt some thought should be given as to what
40 would most benefit the business community . He observed
41 that some of. the commercial and business areas in the
42 City could use some help . He does not support
43 amortization .
44
45 The City Manager advised that the Planning Commission
46 will not hold a public hearing if there is no interest
47 from the City Council regarding amortization .
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1 REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
2 FEBRUARY 23 , 1993
3 PAGE 8
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6 The Mayor felt maintenance should be enforced .
7 Councilmember Enrooth suggested that the issue has been
8 addressed sufficiently and no further action should be
9 taken .
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12 5 . Parkina Ordinance
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14 The City Manager advised that the Planning Commission had
15 indicated that some of the most blatant parking problems
16 previously in evidence appear to have disappeared. It was
17 felt the accessory structure/double garage section of the
18 code would help alleviate some of the problems people
19 have been experiencing. With this addition to the code,
20 property owners would be allowed to. construct a two-car
21 garage without having to justify a hardship.
22
23 The City Manager noted that only five people attended the
24 public hearing called by the Planning Commission to
25 discuss this matter .
26
27 Councilmember Wagner felt action should be held off for
28 awhile. The Mayor felt the situation had improved .
29 Councilmember Fleming suggested this issue be evaluated
30 after the spring and summer seasons .
31
32 The City Manager noted that an on-going evaluation would
33 remove this issue from the Planning Commission ' s
34 consideration .
35
36 8 . PUBLIC HEARINGS
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38 There were no public hearings .
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41 9 . NEW BUSINESS
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43 A. Approval of 1991/1992 Recycled Content Annual Report
44
45 Motion by Marks , second by Enrooth to approve the 1991 and
46 1992 Annual Report for the use of materials with recycled
47 content in publicly funded construction and remodeling
48 projects . This report was prepared by Dave Urbia , Management
49 Assistant .
50 Motion carried unanimously
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
41 FEBRUARY 23 , 1993
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7 10 . UNFINISHED BUSINESS
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9 A. Liguor Store Prices
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11 The City Manager advised that the prices of liquor store
12 merchandise had been adjusted and there may be an increase in
13 business . He cautioned that anticipated profits may not be
14 realized.
15
16 B. Watershed District Public Hearing
17
18 On February 24th at the Shoreview City Hall the Rice Creek
19 Watershed District will hold a public hearing.
20
21 The City Manager advised that the Silver Lake Property
22 Homeowners Association will present a petition at the public
23 hearing requesting a water quality study of the lake.
24
25 It was noted by the City Manager that the CUB project will not
26 change any water runoff at Apache Plaza as no non-pervious
surface will be added. Barr Engineering has been hired to
address this matter.
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31 11 . ADJOURNMENT
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33 Motion by Enrooth, second by Wagner to adjourn at 7 : 50 p.m.
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36 Motion carried unanimously
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39 Respectfully submitted,
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42 Jo-Anne Student , Council Secretary
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46 Mayor Clarence Ranallo
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49 ATTEST:
50 City Clerk