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Folder: PL MINUTES AND AGENDAS 1968
Document: PL MINUTES 02201968
VILLAGE OF ST. ANTHONY
PLANNING BOARD MINUTES
• February 20, 1968
1. The regular meeting of the Planning Board was called to order by Chairman
Howitz at 7:30 P.M. on Tuesday, February 20, 1968.
2. The following were present at roll call :
Mesenbring, Elam, Miedtke, Harty, Howitz, Englund
Absent: Donald Kronk
3. It was noted on page two, item 6, that the motion should read, Upon motion
by Mesenbring, seconded by Englund, to recommend to the Council that a public
hearing be held, and that the last line should read, be considered for rezoning..
The minutes of the meeting of January 16, 1968, were approved as corrected.
The minutes of the special meeting of January 30 and February 5, 19680 were
approved as submitted.
4. The Chairman announced that this was the time and place to hold a public
hearing on the request of the Village Council to consider a change in zoning
from Light Industrial to Commercial, the East 90.78 ft. of the South 125 ft.
of Lot 50 Block 8, Mounds View Acres, Second Addition. Mr. Dirks, of Berger
• Transfer Company, appeared regarding the use of the property and when informed
that Pilgrim Cleaners and Laundry propose a one story commercial building
for processing and pickup he had no objection. There being no one else want-
ing to be heard the hearing was declared closed. Upon motion by Harty,
seconded by Mesenbring to recommend to the Council that approval be given for
rezoning of this parcel and also approve the building with construction con
tingent upon preliminary drawing as shown. A curbing to be required along
the south property line starting 20 ft. from west property line to 20 feet
from east property line.
Voting on the Motion:
Aye: Mesenbring, Harty, Howitz, Elam, Englund
Nay: Miedtke
Motion Carried.
5. A. No one appeared on Ledwein sign request.
B. Upon motion by Maidtke, seconded by Mesenbring, to reconufrand to the
Council that approval be given to Industrial Credit Company to install a sign
on the wall between Key-Rexall and Captains Cove Cafeteria on the east wall
of Apache Plaza. A letter dated January 23, 1968, from Joseph C. Donlin, Jr. ,
General Manager of Apache Plaza Shopping Centor, gives approval for this sign
but also states that no additional signs will be allowed on exterioe wall.
• Motion Carried.
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2-C. Upon motion by Englund, seconded by Miedtke, to recommend to the
Council that approval be given for a sign to be placed on the lower portion
of the Shopping Center pylon sign on the east side of parking lot. The sign
to be approximately 6 feet x 8 feet, but no larger and so located that it
does not project out beyond the lower segment of the sign.
Voting on the motion:
Aye: Mesenboing, Elam, Harty, Miedtke, Englund
Nay : Howitz
Motion Carried.
6. A. Vadnais Construction did not appear.
B. Gordon Hedlund appeared along with Kenneth Johnson and Eugene Peterson,
partners in the Town House development proposal on Silver Lake Road north of
39th Avenue. After discussion and slides of the proposed plan that they had
to offer, it was moved by Mesenbring, seconded by Harty, to recommend to
the Council to hold a public hearing for spot zoning of lots. 11, 12, 139 14,
15, 16, Block 60 Mounds View Acres, 2nd Addition.
Voting on the motion:
Aye: Mesenbring, Elam, Miedtke, Harty, Englund,
• Nay: Howitz
Motion Carried.
7. Old Business - none
8. Building Permits
A. Upon motion by Harty, seconded by Elam, to recommend to the Council
that the Michael-Anna Addition Plat be approved and also a revised set of
plans for a 33 unit apartment building at 3800 Highcrest. Robert Mesenbring
to review planting plan before Council meeting and make recommendations.
Motion Carried.
B. Upon motion by Miedtke, seconded by Englund, to table the Walbon
Addition plat and refer it to the Village Attorney for ownership of corner
strip of land and what its future use might be.
Motion Carried.
9. A. No appearance from Towle Company
B. Stanley Peickert appeared and discussed with the Planning Board some
changes which the board felt should be made in the Apache development plan.
The Board recommended that lots 4 and 5 be combined and also lots 9 and 10
• be combined. It was also suggested that a portion of outlot 1 be used as
a buffer strip and the remaining land be added to the commercial area.
Mr. Peickert will discuss the changes with Apache Corporation. On agenda for
next meeting.
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C. The fence ordinance which the Planning Board fence committee has been ,
working on was read and accepted by the Planning Board. Upon motion by Elam,
seconded by Miedtke, to deliver this ordinance to the Village Attorney for
legal terminology and submit this to the Village Council for approval.
Motion Carried.
D. The Planning Board reviewed the results of the voting on the street
name change for 312 and 322 Avenue N.E., and refer this to the Counci 1 for
final selection of names and approval. The results at this time on 312 Ave.
with 39 votes out of a possible 55 are:
Village Lane - 20 votes
Townview Terrace - 11 votes
Alternate group
Townview Avenue - 13 votes
On 322 Avenue with 31 votes out of a possible 45:
St. Anthony Road - 15 votes
Hilldale Road - 11 votes
E. Upon motion by Englund, seconded by Miedtke, to recommend to the
Council that the new set of plans reviewed by the Planning Board for Happys
Potato Chip Company be approved with the original restrictions on parking,
planting, air pollution and fence to apply.
Motion Carried.
10. Upon motion by Harty, seconded by Elan, it was moved to adjourn.
Harry Lekson
Secretary