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mnhrn^tr- • #“ MinnES OF A FEAMNINS OCMOSSION MEKTING - NOVSfQSR 18, 1975 - PAX 3 _Stan BeckstxoD, firigineer for Van Dale, Znc., xeqpissted site building plan approval for an industrial addition by cheir plant located at 2725 Wavzata Boulevasid. a Iavwmvplant located at 2725 Hayzata Boulevard. A larger unit had been approved by the Council in 1974 but OrB to eocncmic onnditiflns the previous plan had been postponed. Elevation, drainage and everything else about the plan v«as the same as in 1974 except that instead of a building of 50,000 sg. ft. in area and 21 ft. height, the net^ pLm called for a 30,000 sg. ft. area and a 25 ft. height. He eocplalned that the drainage problem of the 1974 petition had been corrected by installation of culverts. The Oonmisslon noted that the plan seaned to meet the conditions of the code, van Nest moved, Qithrie seconded, that the Planning Camission reoonmend to the Council approval of the site and building plan of Vai Dale, Ihc. for an industrial addition provided that on review of the plan the metal wall surfaces oonply with code, that all landscaping be included, and that the Village Engineer approve of the drainage. Motion, Ayes (7) - Naye (0). VANBAIf, INC. 2725 HKIZAIA BOJLSJKO SITE ft BUnoZNS APFRGPUnL Although not scheduled to be on the Ag^enda until a later date, John AUenburg presented his reciuest to remove three or more trees and grade within 75 ft. of the shoreline. He noted ttet presently the area At hie tract was not natural gzound but conposed chiefly of dredgings from channel areas over the years. He did not want to change the elevation of site but wanted to fill holes to level with the natural ^^^ound on the Maxwell Bay side of the property vdiere he said erosion was very substantial. He stated that the east ern oontour would be left as is. Concerning the trees to be taken out, he was presently only aware of three but due to the mmerous amount at the site he had not had time to make close inspection of them and possibly more would have to be removed. The applicant was informed that no reconmendatlon could be made regarding his rip xi^ proposal until more com plete plans and data were submitted. Curtis moved, Hannah seconded, that the Planning Ccnmission xecatmend to the Council that the removal of trees be allowed and that due to the land of John AUenburg being chiefly oonpoeed of lake dredgings he be given permission to fill in depressions to the natural ground level but not to change any grade of the land and that all the above work be subject to the approval and discretion of the Zoning Akninistrator and the Village Qigineer. Motion, Ayes (7) - Navs (0). jcoi AuaeuRs 865 PARna«CGD VMXmCB - TSEB SDCVAL ft GRADIN8 Louis Oberheuser related to the CcmnlssiGn that the Council recpiestad the Planning Ccnmission to review the Herrick Circle proposal for concept approval of ^xnflagration of lots and sewer. He noted that the sewer should be oonstruoted to Village specification so if someday the Village would maintain He stated that an it had been node with Meyzata to serve only six houses at the site. In his opinion, title to the property would have to be by registered land survey with the open area in six part undivided ownership. Ihe plan also included giving an open space easement to the Village to insure that the open space area would not be built upon at a date. The Planning LOmS (SEROUSER