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Folder: PL MINUTES AND AGENDAS 1972
Document: PL MINUTES 07181972
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VILLAGE OF ST. ANTHONY
PLANNING 10ARD MIIJUTES
July 18, 1972
The meeting was called to order at 7.35 P.M. by Chairman Bratland.
The following were present at roll call : Bratland, Kronk, Letourneau, Ondrey
Also present : harry Lekson
Absent : Parri 11, Carlson
The following correction of June 28, 1972 meeting was noted: The comment by
Kronk on the bottom of page three has the word residential which should be
stricken.
Motion by Ondrey, seconded by Kronk to approve the minutes as corrected.
Motion carried.
Todd Poston of 3008 31st Avenue N.E. appeared and requested approval to erect
a 48 ft, radio tower to be located on the east side of the house.
Motion by Letourneau, seconded by Kronk to recommend a 2 ft. side yard variance
be given so that the 4 ft. x 4 ft. concrete base needed be placed in this area.
"—Mot* carried.
Motion by Bratland, seconded by Ondrey to recommend that a variance be given to
allow a house to be built on a lot 50 ft. wide at 2605 Lowry Avenue N.E.
Moti n carried.
'Mouion by Bratland, seconded by Kronk to recommend approval for a building permit
'Co build a house on Lot 3, Block 1, Christensen Addition. Lot size is 62.51
x 133 (3926 Fordham Drive)
Motion carried.
P1otion by Ondrey, seconded by Letourneau to recommend a variance for the exterior
of the Townhouse and Apa-tmPnt Complex on Foss Road north of 39th Avenue N.E. and
allow 1/2 level brick and 11-2 level of stucco-off white.
i on carried.
Motion by Rracland, seconded by Ondrey that church signs be allowed as follows:
1 . Church requesting sign must be in the Village
2. 3 signs maximum per church
3. Location to b3 approved by Village
4. No more than one sign per intersection.
Motion carried.
Planning Board members are requested to inform the office by noon on meeting
day if you cannot attend the meeting.
Motion by Kronk, seconded by Ondrey to adjourn. Motion carried.
Harry Lekson, Secretary