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Folder: PL MINUTES AND AGENDAS 1973
Document: PL MINUTES 05171973
VILLAGE OF ST. ANTHONY
' PLANNING BOARD MINUTES
April 17, 1973
Meeting was called to order by Chairman Parrill.
The following were present at roll call: McGinn, Kronk, Parrill, Ondrey,
Carlson and Johnson
Also present: Harry Lekson
Minutes of the- March 20th meeting were approved by a motion by Mr. Kronk and
seconded by Mr. Ondrey.
Motion carried.
/Mr. Ken Letourneau of Buetow & Associates requested that a sign 82 feet high
for better visibility be allowed for the St. Anthony Office Park.
Motion by Kronk and seconded by Mr. Ondrey that the recommendation be made to
the Council for the approval of the sign on the location discussed in the past.
Motion carried.
Mr. Bob Dircks of Berger Transfer presented plans for an addition to their
' warehouse which would be a continuance of the "L" on the building.
Motion by Mrs. McGinn, seconded by Mr. Kronk that the recommendation of approval
of the addition be made to the Council as requested.
Motion carried.
Richard Chappell asked for a tentative approval of plans for a Goodyear
Service Store to be built north of Burger Chef on Silver Lake Road.
Motion by Mr. Ondrey seconded by Mr. Carlson recommending approval of the
building permit by the Council if the following conditions are met:
1. No pylon sign.
2. Low level lighting for security with the light directed towards the
building to avoid annoyance to neighboring housing.
3. Landscaping to include 8 or 10 foot trees on side of building facing
the housing.
4. Curb cuts are approved by Ramsey County.
Motion carried.
7Mr. Chappell was urged to attend the Council meeting next week.
. Letourneau arrived at 8:30 P.M.
Mr. David Phillips of Skyline Builders discussed the Midland Nurseries landscape
plans for the apartment buildings Skyline is erecting. These included the
use of mature trees as well as berms. After assurance that if the number of
children in the apartments warrant it, a Tot Lot and other recreation areas
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would be provided, Mr. Kronk made the motion, seconded by Mr. Ondrey that the
plans be recommended for approval by the Council.
Motion carried.
No one appeared regarding the Day Care Center at Nativity Church and Mr.
Lekson reported the Board of Health had received a query from a franchise
company called Edu-Play regarding the possibility of such a center at the
church. No action was taken.
Motion by Mr. Carlson, seconded by Mr. Johnson to adjourn at 9:00 P.M.
Motion carried.
Helen Crowe, Acting secretary