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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPL MINUTES 09181973 Meeting Sheet IIIIII VIII VIII VIII VIII VIII IIII IIII 106281 Box: 36 Folder: PL MINUTES AND AGENDAS 1973 Document: PL MINUTES 09181973 VILLAGE OF ST. ANTHONY PLANNING BOARD MINUTES September 18, 1973 The meeting was called to order by Vice Chairman McGinn at 7:35 P. m. The following were present at roll call: LeTourneau, Kronk, Carlson and Ondrey Also present: Harry Lekson Absent: Parrill and Johnson Motion by Mr. Ondrey and seconded by Mr. Kronk to approve the minutes of the August 21, 1973 Board meeting. Motion carried. Mrs. McGinn recessed the meeting at 7:37 P. m. to await arrival of Rembrandt Enterprises representative for public hearing. Public Hearing opened at 7:40 P. m. Mr. Gene Stephens, Vice President of Rembrandt presented the detailed plans for the landscaping and construction as well as a rent schedule for the two-building, 154 unit retirement artment complex to be called Heritage Manor. A down residents of Penrod Lane, Macalaster *ive and Shamrock Drive attended the hearing and made comments objecting to or approving the project. They also had questis on the height of the buildings and the berm to be placed behind the buildings, financing of the project, the construction time schedule, eligibility requirements for potential residents and the type of lighting planned for the grounds. Mr. Carlson replied to a question regarding the North End Study by stating that the study had suggested the building of duplexes on the south side of the property involved with one- story commercial buildings proposed for the north side. Several of the residents present expressed the sentiments that these apartments were possibly the best use that could realisti- cally be expected to be made of the 6 lots involved. Concern for the future development of lots adjoining the property in question were not considered pertinent to the proposal before the Board although Mr. Stephens stated his company could possibly consider it for future expansion of the project. Mr. Lekson supplied data on the difference in the tax base of the property if the 42,600,000 retirement project were approved or the land left undeveloped. Public Hearing closed at 8:15 p.m. Motion by Mr. Ondrey and seconded by Mr. Kronk to recommend to the Council approval of a special use permit to allow Rembrandt Enterprises to erect the double retirement complex on Lots 11-162 Block 6 of Moundsview Acres, 2nd Addition, subject to the conditions agreed to by Mr. Stephens regarding the redirecting the service road, the presentation of more detailed landscaping plans and the project meeting all codes and ordinances involved. Voting on the motion: Aye: McGinn, Kronk, Carlson and Ondrey ay: Le Tourneau Motion carried. -2- ? r. Norman T. Anderson, 2792 Forest Dale Rd., New Brighton of the Lund Martin Company presented the concept for a building Cash Register Sales has expressed an interest in erecting in the St. Anthony Office Park. He asked question regarding the set-back of the building from Anthony Lane, parking area requirements and how large an area would be required for unloading possibly one semi-truck once a week. He said the building would be used for the sale, distribution and servicing of cash registers. No formal action other than answering the above, questions was requested or taken, i Mr. Willis Peterson of the Langer Construction Co., 54 East Moreland Ave., West St. Paul presented the final plans and landscaping concept for the Goodyear Service Store to be built north of Burger Chef on Silver Lake Road. _ Mr. Peterson reported that he wc-ald have the County's final approval of curb cuts before the next Council meeting and that Goodyear had already agreed to increase the radius of the driveway. The plans also included the brick exterior walls requested by the Council and Mr. Peterson agreed to make certain the plans for the building wound accomodate the pathway and avoid drainage over the pathway. Motion by Mr. Kronk and seconded by Mr. Carlson to approve the final landscaping plans and recommend approval of the Goodyear store by the Council. Voting on the motion: Aye: All in favor -,Motion carried. 164r�ames Brown who just recently became the director of the Silver Lake Camp run b�7 the Salvation Army at 2950 West County Road F appeared regarding the oversize sign which had been erected at the entrance to the camp. In addition to comments on the letter of August 27, 1973 from Brigadier William F. Kish to the Village Manager regarding the sign, Mr. Brown told of changes he intended making in the camp. Motion by Mr. Carlson and seconded by Mr. Le Tourneau to direct the Salvation Army to remove the oversize sign on County Road E and to direct Mr-. Brown to consult with RIr. Lekson on ordinances dealing with the type of sign which could be used at the entrance to the camp. Votingon the motion: Aye: All in .favor Motion carried. No one appeared to present the landscaping plans for the Mirror Manor townhol)se complex and Mr. Lekson showed colored shots of the town house grounds and the signs erected there. Motion by Mr. LeTourneau and seconded by Mr. Kronk to table action on the landscaping plans and the signs for Nrror Manor. Voting on the motion: *Wye: All in favor Motion carried. i i I_ ..1 -3- Ws, McGinn asked for comments from the Board on the Fire Department's request for changes he Fire Zoning of the Village and it was decided that Fire department personnel should meet withthe Board sometime in the future to answer questions on the changes. Motion by Mr. Carlson and seconded by Mr. Kronk to adjourn the meeting at 10:00 P.M. Motion carried. Helen Crowe Secretary I