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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPL MINUTES 11201973 Meeting Sheet IIIIII VIII VIII VIII VIII VIII IIII IIII 106277 Box: 36 Folder: PL MINUTES AND AGENDAS 1973 Document: PL MINUTES 11201973 VILLAGE OF ST. ANTHONY PLANNING BOARD MINUTES NOVEMBER 20, 1973 The meeting was called to order by Chairman Parrill at 7:55 P.M. The following were present at roll call: McGinn, LeTourneau, Parrill and Johnson. Absent: Kronk, Carlson and Ondrey Also present: Harry Lekson, Jim Fornell The following amendments were made to the Planning Board Minutes of October 16th: Page 1, para. 2: Cash Register Sales proposed building is 44,275 sq. ft. Page 2, para. 2: Sign variance for Mirror Lake Manor is 2 sq. ft. Motion by Mrs. McGinn and seconded by Mr. Johnson to approve the minutes as amended. Motion carried. • Pub is Hearing on Hertog Florist request opened at 7: 56 P.M. Three neighbors of Hertog Floral & Garden Center, 2600 33rd Avenue N.E. , indicated an interest in the shape and structure of the 4 plastic greenhouses for which Mr. John Hertog was requesting a non-conforming variance. Mr. Hertog presented the plans and the brochures featuring the mobile structures and also assured them that an 8 ft. redwood fence would afford them a visual screen of the buildings. The neighbors, Mr. & Mrs. John Kosik, 3212 Belden Drive and Mr. R.C. Sopcinski, 2524 St. Anthony Road voiced no objections to the proposal. Motion by Mr. Johnson, seconded by Mr. Letourneau to recommend approval to the Council of the removal of the four existing greenhouse structures from the property of Hertog Floral & Garden Center and their replacement with plastic structures as presented by Mr. Hertog as well as the construction of an 8 ft. redwood fence as a continuation of the existing fence which would provide a visual screen between the new structures and Edwards St. N.F. Mot ' carried. Public Hearing closed at 8:15 P.M. Mr. & Mrs. Harold Hinkel, 3824 Foss Road requested a replat of 15,929 sq. ft. of Lots 1 and 2 of Mounds View Acres 2nd Addition so that portion of the 1-3/4 acres they own can be sold to Mr. Chuck Donatelle, 3959 Reservoir Blvd. and Mr. Michael Donatelle, 3522 Pierce Street, who propose to build a machine shop on the land. Mr. Henkel explained that this lot split was not the same as that to which the Council had given approval in June. • -2- Messrs. Donatelle showed the Board a rough drawing of the one story, 4,000 sq. ft. building they proposed to construct to house the machine shop they have been operating in a garage for the last six years. They stated that their shop primarily produces plastic parts and tools to produce plastic parts. Mr. Johnson expressed a concern for the type of businesses that would be built on the remain- der of the Henkel land and Mrs. McGinn expressed an interest in their landscaping plans. Although the potential buyers of the land stated they would like to dig the footings before winter, Mr. Parrill told them that the Board could not recommend approval for a building permit on the drawings they had presented but would indicate to the Council that the Board members were in favor of the concept of the machine shop proposed to be built on the Henkel property. Motion by Mrs. McGinn, seconded by Mr. Johnson to recommend for approval the re- ,platting of Lots 1- and 2 of the Moundsview Addition subject to an authorized survey of the property. Motion„curried. Mr. Wm. D. Lucking requested permission to build a 500 sq. ft. addition to the ` rear of his machine shop at 3920 Foss Road. The addition which would be used for storage space for steel would have the same exterior finish as the present build- ing. He pointed out the present landscaping around his shop and stated that he did his own trucking. Mr. Lekson avised that the Fire Department had foreseen ' no problems with the proposal. Motion by Mr. LeTourneau and seconded by Mrs. McGinn to recommend for approval the 500 sq. ft. addition, as presented, to be built on the Lucking Machine Shop subject to its meeting all building codes and ordinances. `,Motion carried. Jim Fornell presented the first few sections of zoning ordinance revisions which he had prepared for the Board's comments and approval. A discussion followed on the concept of the job to be done and the time required to complete the project. It was the concensus of the members present that there would have to be an extra work session meeting of the Board each month, starting in January, to complete the zoning revisions before June. Motion by Mr. LeTourneau, seconded by Mr. Johnson to recommend that the Planning Board meet once a month in addition to a regular meeting for a work session with the dates for such additional meetings to be set at the January meeting and to direct Mr. Lekson to add the item to the agenda for the first Board meeting in January. Motion carried. Motion by Mr. Johnson, seconded by Mr. LeTourneau to adjourn at 10:50 P.M. asMotion carried. Helen Crowe, Secy.