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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1979.11.28 PC MinutesMINUT S OF THE; PROCFM)INGS OF TTr1r H?JG0 PiJ NNING COMKISSION November 28, 1979 The meeting was called to order by Chairperson Peltier at 8:04 PM. PES?11T: Peloquin, Hanson, Houle, 11c.41l inter and Peltier ABSEPIT: Greger and Lorch McAllister made motion, seconded by Peloquin, to approve the minutes of November 14, 1979, after the following corrections have been made: Page 1 (Norton) Mrs. Peltier contacted the Building Inspector Page 3 - insert that ^Irs. Peltier proposed the postponement of the Special Meeting of November 28, 1979, for the purpose of discussion of the construction of pole barns i.n the Agriculture and Conservancy zones. X11.1 aye. Motion Carried. ?-RATEST I-11GEL - MINOR SULDIVISION •rnest Hengel's attorney, Mr. -Meyer., presented a copy of the Certificate of Survey as required. Hengel is proposing to divide a 20 acre parcel into two 10 acre parcels. The road frontage for the ty o parcels is as follows: Ran 314 pr -4Y 396 feet and 256.75 feet on the ; parcel. Mr. Hengel's; ies 30' €ram -Z" v the garage including the grove of trees e ewe Peltier determined that this would be a Land Division and a Minor Subdivision would not be required. The Planning Commission stated that 300' road frontage does not apply to the Agriculture zone. The City Clerk to follow the prescribed. procedure. Chapter. 290-9, Subd F1 and G1 was reviewed to rake these decisions. McAllister made :notion, seconded by Houle, to receommend that the City Council refund the applicants's fees (Mr. 7.rnest Hengel) of ..`40.00 for the Minor Subdivision_ and .115.00 for the Variance becauseyrrot required. Bill 11anson could rot see why 300' road frontage 1•ras not applicable. VOTING FOR: Peloquin, Houle, McAllister and Peltier t.?3ST:s I2• +M : Hap -son on Motion Carried, TOM CULTK - DIVISION OF PROFIRPTY ON 1321JD s1T) INGERSOLL lbI-. Clark owns 32.7 acres, part of which lies in pRII and part in Agriculture. Clark presented two possible plans for subdivision, none of which appeared to be: acceptable. ^he plana submitted were vague as to what land was located in each zone. If Clark decides to proceed, this will have to be more clearly defined. It was suggested that 111. Clark explore thF: possibility of larger lot size to eliminate some problems. Hugo Planning Commission November 28, 1979 Page 2 of 3 I4' 1VIN CID-ISTDINSON — DIVISION CP 20.13 ACRES AT 6178 ONEKA LAKE BLVD. r Mr. Christianson owns 20.13 acres, 7.17 acres on the south side of Oneka Lake Blvd in Conservancy and 12.96 -acres north of Oneka Lake Blvd in SF^ zone. k1r. Christianson would like the 12.96 acres rezoned to SPU. City sewer is approximately 600' from his property. It has been proposed that the acreage across the street would serve as a, holding pond for surface crater drainage. For rezoning, Mr. Christianson would have to provide proof of ownership and property owners within 300' of the property to be rezoned. McAllister made motion, seconded by 11 nson, to place Marvin Christianson on the agenda for all. purposes. All aye. Motion Carried. McAllister made motion, seconded by Houle, to set a public hearing for January 9, 1380, at 7:30 PM, to consider Marvin Christia.nson's request to rezone 12.96 acres from the SIT zone to the SFU zone. All aye. Motion Carried. RON JOHNSON — DIVISIOII OF PRI OPEP,TY ON COUNTY ROILD 57 and 4 Mr. Johnson is interested in purchasing 60 acres located in the Conservancy zone. He is anticipating dividing into three 20 acre parcels. Johnson stated that at one time there was a road there and maintained by Oneka Township. Peloquin thought that easement was 33' wide and was a public road. Johnson would like an easement along the property line to be used for access to the back two parcels. He is not interested in the city maintaining this road. Mr. Johnson was instructed to contact City Engineer Kuusisto to determine the status of the existing easement, and place himself on the City Council agenda if needed. _ML;ST IM, ?GEL After further review of the ordinance, the Commission determined that a variance would be required on the Hengel land division. TdcAllister made motion, seconded by Houle, to rescind the Motion regarding the re— funding of the two fees for Ernest Hengel for Minor Subdivision and a Variance. All aye. Motion Carried. McAllister made motion, seconded by Peltier, to recommend to the City Council to consider refunding of the `40.00 fee to Ernest Hengel for the Minor Subdivision only. All aye. Motion Carried. McAllister made motion, seconded by Houle, to .recommend approval of the Variance application for Ernest Hengel for the easterly lot. The variance is granted to Chapter 290-9, Subd T. paragraphs 1 and 2, to allow .for 256.75' lot width versus the 300' required at the building setbacky as per Certificate of Survey submitted All aye. Motion Carried. liizgo Planning Commission November 2.8, 1979 Page 3 of 3 Peltier made motion, seconded by Houle, to cancel the Planning Commission meeting of December 26, 1979. All aye. Motion Carried. Peltier made motion, seconded by McAllister, to adjourn at 10:50 PM. A11 aye. Motion Carried. 1 x-• :ZCrea er Secretarj Hugo Planning Commission