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04-24-1978 Planning Packet
;V a AGENDA PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING OF APRIL 24, 1978 COUNCIL CHAMBERS - 7:30 P.M. I. CURRENT ITEMS A. Action Items 1. 2. 3. 4. 3. 6. 7. Call to Order Roll Call #360 - Public Hearing - 7:30 p.m. - Subdivision 780 Old Crystal Bay Rd. So. - Joe Whitney #363 - Public Hearing - 7:45 p.m. - Subdivision 2400 6th Ave, N. - American Rebuilders #368 - Walter Wittmer, 1420 Baldur Park Rd. Variance #371 - Richard Konerza, 245 Tonka Ave. Variance Minutes of Regular Meetings of March 13, 1978 B. Sketch Plan Items 1. #367 2. #380 Jergen Stielow, 565 Leaf St. Subdivision - Preliminary Philip Rusciano, 2340 S. Watertown Rd. Subdivision C. Work Session Items 1. 2. 3. 4. #373 #374 #375 #376 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. #377 #378 #379 #381 #382 Dennis Holmquist, 135 Tumham Rd. Variance John Perkins, 1265 Elmwood Variance Timothy Gagner, 740 Tonkawa Variance Hennepin Co.-Vo. Tech,, 2940 6th Ave. Conditional Use John Swanson, 2783 Casco Pt. Rd. Conditional Use Bike/Hike Trail, Baker Park Reserve Wetlands Variance Edward T. Johnson, 1340 North Arm Dr. Subdivision Jack Safar, 925 Partenwood Rd. Subdivision David Butler, 4685 No. Shore Dr. Variance II. INCOMPLETE ITEMS 1. #364 2. #366 New Horizons, 2380 Shadywood - Conditional Use Wm. Taylor, 2227-29 Shadywood - Subdivision ■i: \i:i 1 TO:Planning Commission & Council FROM: DATF: A. P, Olson, Village Planner April 4, 1978 //A/-y/ Q ./O QO 'O C 'J SUBJECT: Walter Wittmer - 1420 Baldur Park Road Variance it' REQUEST:To ''emodel and add on to the existing home, particularly on the lake side in place of a former screened porch. Also shown is a large deck extending farther toward the lake. VARIANCES REQUIRED:34.201 - One small corner of the porch addition encroaches on the 75 ft. lakeshore setback. The deck encroaches to within 64 ft. of the shore and well in front of the adjoining homes. SPECIAL NOTES:The home is a converted simmer cottage on i 50' x 190' (9500 sf) lot and is located 4.23 ft. from the west lot line, Tliere is no foundation under the existing porch and questionable foundation under the remainder. Remodeling in excess of 50% of the market value ($14,600 7 2 = $7,300) would also require variances to 34.552, lot area and lot width. PLANNING COMMISSION - April 10, 1978 WORK SESSION Planning Commission expressed approval of addition but not deck as it extends too far into lakeshore setback zone. Also expressed approval of repairing existing porch and steps which encroach lakeshore setback. # j rk t'' '/'- /Z- 75^ TjZ'-i ■ ^7 Entertainment One Valloyffiir Drive • Shakopee. MN 55379 • 612-445-76CX) \ April 13, 1978 Planning Commission City of Orono P.O. Box 66 Crystal Bay, Minnesota 55323 Members of the Planning Coniinisslon: In accordance with your wishes verbally glv.n to me at the Planning Commission meeting on April 10, 1978. I am, by this letter, reapplying for a variance in accordance with the plans that you reviewed at the April 10 meeting. The property is at 1420 Boulder Park Road. However, in resubmitting I herewith agree to delete the front deck from the lakeside of the home and further agree that the steps that I reconstruct will be no larger in length, width or height than those presently existing. Since the April 10 meeting, I have spoken with Mr. A1 Olson from the building Inspector's office who indicated to me that this was a proper method to resubmit for variance, and I herewith request that action be taken on this variance at your next regularly scheduled meeting on April 24, 1978. Thank you for your attention in this matter. Sincerely, Walter R. Wlttmer Vice-President /j . r Kir TO:Planning Commission L Council FROM:A. P. Olson, Village Planner rjiIT 371 DATE:April 5, 1978 SUBJECT: Richard Konerza - 245 Tonka Avenue Variance REQUEST: To construct a new house on this vacant property. Zone RR-IB 2 acre unsewered. VARIANCES:34.842 lot area and lot width, front and side setbacks. Requirements: 2 acres (87,120 sf) and 200 ft, width, 50 ft. front and 30 ft. side setback. Actual: 12,525 sf acre) and 100 ft. width; 35 ft. front, 10 ft. and 37 ft. side setbacks. Variances: 74,595 sf (86%) area, 100 ft. (50%) width; 15 ft. (30%) front setback and 20 ft. (667») side setback. SPECIAL NOTES:1) The adjacent lots 5 & 6 are also vacant though ovmed by another party. If all 4 lots 3-6 were to be combined into one building site, a lesser lot area variance would be required (25,050 sf = ^ acre = 72% variance), and no lot width variance or side setback variances would be necessary. 2) Other houses on this block are located on lots ranging in size from 12,525 sf to 18,750 sf. 3) This area has had a severe septic system problem due to the soils and relatively dense development. No septic information has yet been submitted for this lot. STAFF RECOM>tENDATION:Every effort should be made to develop these 4 lots as one building site rather than 2, and even then the lot size is questionable in this zoning district. No variance should be considered without proof of septic system acceptability and operation. PLANNING COMMISSION - April 10, 1978 WORK SESSION ! Applicants present and indicated possibility of purchasing Lots 5 & 6 to create a \ acre building lot. Recommended septic test prior to next meeting. ^ » TO:Planning Commission & Council 4!‘ Q44 €S>FROM;A. P, Olson, Village Planner DATE:April 4, 1978 SUBJECT; Jurgen Stielow - 565 Leaf Street Subdivision SKETCH PLAN REVIEW; This is a proposed 13 lot residential subdivision of the former Andromeda property between Leaf and Bayside. The sketch plan is an opportunity for you to review and comment on the proposal at the conceptual stage. Items for discussion:Wetlands & flowage casements along shore and pond; riparian access; intentions for the existing church building on Lot 9 and foundation on Lot 7; should the road be public or private, and should it be gravel or paved? Planning Commission 4-10-78 Planning Commission reviewed sketches indicated some objection to substandard area of lot 10 Bl, 1 and setbacks of existing structures from proposed lot lines on alternate plan dated 4-6-78. Suggested developer revised plans to meet minimum area and setback requirements. Indicated preference and conceptual approval or origin il proposal. (Plan dated 3-27-78) Staff: Developer will be submitting revised plans for second sketch 4-18 plan review $ l J CI TY OF Ok:)'«, Ml7W,-lSOrA « l‘y>^ Use Ajjp] icat 5 on ^•^.fffo_t*y-7£4 ce.r/kLf. rJreet.Iyicatio.n of PioiMity: ,/Lc/ij^ $7" roscription of riOi.3rty:'5yC£ A7MCf/£0 ^-ner: ^ Sl|0?:,ef .{tVFpfi Date 7- ^7-79' ype of Kc({ucst: {A'7(ii ess)m ,1 wi(P/ionc) • _ Ke;oning Va r \ ru >c e ___Conditional Use Peiinit X _ S’>^div5sion Approval 0«l)er 'esefiption of Fe<j,»est:-t 3AI IE L0W„ (O.vjier) -'tif- • • — m~r m tm imj mt mu i , . , ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Tease Traw olr attach a sletrTi oTpToposed stioctiire shaA'ing t Jie fonewingT 1. 2. 3. 4. s: Indicate JCorth . - * Location on Txrt Adjacent Street Nancs . 8^ * l/ocation of setback and use of adjacent existing building. Distances betvrt:n any'prcjioscd stnictures 2nd stiuctuios on adjacent property. 6. Diii»:*nsions of projXDsed st jucture 7. 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Subdivision SKETCH PUVN REVIEW Tills is a proposed two lot residential subdivision (lot split). One new lot is being created with a private easement sho\^i for access. Tlie property is not sewered and is not assessed even though there is a sewer ease ment through the north lot. Zoning is RR-lB. Each lot meets the area'and width requirements. Lot 1, 163,068 sq. ft. (3.74 acres ex cluding road, including easement to roar lot). Lot 2, 87,312 sq. ft. (2 acres+ including creek). Staff recommendations include the required septic site testing on Lot 2 prior to preliminary approval and a flowage easement along the creek. Planning Commission may wish to see Lot 2 increased in area slightly to allow for the creek area. '1 TO:Bruce D. Malkorson, City Attorney FROM:A. P. Olson, Asst. Zoning Administrator DATE:March 3, 1978 SUBJECT: 73-1 Easement Rusciano - 2340 Watertown Road Zoning:Tlie property as plattcdhas 5.76 acres and is approximately 325 ft. wide. RR-lB zone requires 2 acres and 200 ft. lot width. Therefore, this parcel coi’.ld be divided once into two lots with the sewer easement having no effect upon the platting. If the property were to be serviced with the sewer and rezoned to R-IA, the parcel could be divided into 5 lots each exceeding 1 acre and 140 ft. lot width. Assessments would have to be levied for lateral and unit charges. The easement would not affect the platting possibilities due to the shape of the parcel, the minimum zoning requirements and the easement location. As-built location: I walked the line today and compared the manhole (sewer centerline) locations with property corners and tht proposed easement description. My recommendation is to have a surveyor accurately locate the as-built pipe location and provide a revised easement description accordingly. I inai^ti s i/z^SEs:zirrriw. r:s'3 I TO: Planning Commission and Cou ncil » Q O O 0 aJ) From: • H. F, Muhich, Zoning Administrator Date: April 18, 1978 Re:Dennis Holmquist, 135 Turnhara Rd. Variances - Lot area and width Exhibit A - Application for lot area and lot width variances for construction of new residence on subject property (sub standard) , Exhibit B - Survey and sketch Indicating existing lot dimensions and proposed location of new residence. 1. Lot area - 43,990 sq. ft. 2. Lot width - 165+ ft. 3. Proposed rear setback - 58' 4. Proposed front setback from access - 50' Exhibit C - Part of section map indicating location of subject property. I've added the dotted lines to indicate approximate location of the means of access to the property. The unimproved access road starts at the south end of Turnham Rd. and continues south to the Luce Line Ti'cail. At this point the road turns east along the north border of the Luce Line over what appears to be parcel 7/5800 to the east end of parcel #3360 (indicated as the Lathrup Co., Inc. property). At this point it crosses the Luce Line trail and continues south to the subject property. This road serves as the access to several other neighboring residences but no documentation of their existence has been submitted. The property is located in RR-lA zoning district (5 acre or 217,800 sq. ft.) Approval of this application would require the following variances: 1. Lot area - 173,810 sq. ft, 2. Lot width - 135 ft. 3. Rear setback - 42' 4. Front setback - 50' No perc tests or soil reports have been submitted as yet. • i I #373 continued -2 Approval should be contingent on several factors: 1. Documentation of access Perc tests Suitability of soil Primary and alternate location of drail fields in relation to proposed location of residence to eliminate future confusion. 2. 3. 4. . - f. i ! i crn’ c? oiar), mdco Sota CanriitirnHl ?j-d Varisri-te AppHc^ j JON’ C? rH07'C:'.i,L (or prop:*rt.y) A'i:!ic*ss #373 ro.:nptic. APPLIC^.Vr ^ ^ <4/ «.{f'3/- //i i 7 9» f * 4 I - Ar^fjross / $ 5 ^ o aC;}{R s . / S i -----:.................................... Presc-nt Z™!ng . J?j_4___Present Zcirting Crdin^vjice S^iticn Relfitxp.g to F^.vjst _3_*j ^ _______^ CX^Specify Ordijiance Jbcmii-erc-nts ConoiUs /^variance V-’c11 .'-.r*ds \Vi r 5 Kip rap i -F-4r * r Uc C .............._ rOR CFKICLM USH CPvLY Co^-incil Action I %te \ a: Approved D:;nic*d ►rfdCid-a^ Explain R?qu^?st Relativs to Ri^cjulresients c/ „ .- t c s.</<•-* ♦ fs<iC.<dL ■/2L- Z? / /'t v-c^Z; ^ A-~?7 94 ^:<v.f. -------X fel A/_ Extent of Ncsi-confoninty 3 % d-t w, /. ^ li ■Hatihips to^Prcpsrty (Your reasons for requesting this Variance or Ccnditional Use Ferait '2- ^ ------------------------ X ^ 7 y J '■O £T_w 7 F^'-2j:z y • • t_< W . / Wt.l C^i'txs:^i<L------L : 1 ’ <' r ,r? MA'icRLAL FOR APPLICATiaV 0‘!st sul)niittc-d 1 v:.-elc prior to Co’x'icil Meeting) 1. 2. 3. Appl i ca t i tin co; pi e t3d Plat Ii-:p Sictifin 4. 5jK-2y (51;c-tch in pTo;^‘>sal) S. Csrtific-d Property 0ur,3r*s TAst of c-r.c-i'S vitliin (500 ft.) {150 ft.) 1 ix\T. I’:-.u'jcpi n P'r»inty Kc*gistrar of P: eds <50.00 r:>9 r ■-/ Sii,nsiiire /{y_U t,!v/-/'./ / c \ - 7^-- 0 1 < - FOR: CERTIFICATE OF SURV O VN OlT^c//s!y A ^'-A/ar/zh /y'/7f •■"*/ 2^C r WJ^ c/ c/ / -• /6.S-.i7-— ~. -'/ a A f/M/Sf r- 3 fV I M Vi I '^\ Ir -t-N 52 5 V ^£?e Vi s 5 ^ U .$* «NJ ft > Ms Csi i 1 • ......... V t»- ' /^<2 ^ ACr£<_ A3ySZS Sy.A-/. / -.J.’ ij? vX’ tvj ?; V ^ c 'iNii\ ^ v5 lO o 1^ I • I A's-ysz zz "j^ K \------/C9,^/-------- ^^u/A //'^t yz 2 '■//'Ttv-^4 ^/ - ^4 o Denotes iron monument O Denotes offset stake X 000.0 Denotes existing elev. (000.0) Denotes Proposed elev, _____ Denotes surface drainage Proposed garage floor elev. 1'f:cal description The East t/2 of the South 265 feet the West 1/2 of the North- ca*^ • jf the Southwest 1/4 of the. ..uheast 1/4 of Section 31 -lld-23. Subject to and including a twenty- foot easement for ingress and egress being 10 feet on either side of a line described, as follows: Commencing at the North east corner of the West 1/2 of V- the Northeast 1/4 of the South west 1/4 of the Southeast 1/4 of Section 31-118-23; thence West along the North.line thereof, a distance of 105 feet, to the actual point of beginning of the line to be described; thence angle left, 74 degrees 30 minutes a distance of 100 feet; thence angle right, 18 degrees 00 minutes a distance of-162 feet; thence SouthwesterLy a distance of 180 feet more or less, to a point on the North line of the West 1/2 of the South 265 feet thereof, which point is 44 feet East of the Northwest corner thereof; thence Southeasterly a distance of 160 feet more or less, to a point on the East line of the West 1/2 of the South 265 feet thereof, which point is 100 feet South of the Northeast corner thereof, and there terminating. PropovHJ lowest floor elev. • Propov-d top of foundation elev. * BtNCH MARK: DEM.ARS-Cf.ABHIEL LANDSI KVEYORS, INC. 3030 Harbor La.-^a No. Plymculh MN S5441 Pne-a: (612) I hereby certify that thi$ is a true and correct repreientation of a survey of the boundaries of the above described land and of the location of all buildings, if any, thereon, and all visible encroachments, if a>^,jfiom,of on svd 'and. As Surveyed by me this ijl. , ^ay of------: . 19. / /. \ I Minn Rrg. No, Scale wenty d the I ■ CHirf-r A A ^ — — fit 7 IJO ^ •• I {‘^9jO) JX 1 00 ^C j J • •“ I* A F ■- * *. ■ T ■• 'n ? fr V hz »7»i"i>i. Kill 111. I -•■■^kL;; »/T> >‘ I I I - ■ ’ X' 0/e J Peterson £/^//ff/ r- c ■.I’. > r r < i ^^R^HWEST^^ _ 0 SO .^c. ' : ■ ,. P^^'if^.rAT.ou) O f ot:^ . J I ; ’ i' *1 ‘ t 4 I ■ ■ % C' tv ; ^ i •• * .> %« I • • •*' .% ‘ ♦ i \*» %» '\ I »’ • ^ ; -*.f . '{;oodrich Lonry *, >** " V- - ' '\- IS.85Ac. 4110 / ' OoSG Os 5/2) • ('3360) The La/ti '/}p Co {no' » I • j 0.96 Ac./ I.'-' I . -Jjl .f=:.‘;7i35o)'• / ticAeh'x . , //\f.S2Ac.-P.' • * #/ 1 - p . ■ (S200f I C u Bryant . A 24 Ac ,C 1. 2 oT AT //4 oT SH 4 4 of SC //4 (4i00) 10 00 Ac ‘ » r'Z TT in'fl #•*' • .•!••**• . .*• II/' J PH -'» * . . « J . \. .<.. ...i /*.«“ *t i # J /*Vs MC5?« ^DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE A-603 GOVERNMENT CENTER MINNEAPOLIS, MN 55487 PROPERTY OWNERS LIST #373 L50 3S ADDRESS DESCRIPTION ILOT BLK.PARCEL ' Sec. 31 .T II& K.Z5 .... A\S'S\ i • G. i5ev/9a;(^7-lM'Lt5 »T a3f Of 3vV'A : 74 3^C>C>_ lioc moots r 9 Ay.L- k'o.it- w/i‘/iV/r/^mo^ A'//6rr <-'f^ esVi c^(c h «r/ 5«'4 .33 30_ fc'r/ C/ef/i L / :?.^45fr cf cfi'B'A s^y4 334<L_ Ma /O /7. 33S<?J^ei7^f4 L.^ rc f'}‘>aJI7.^ /=r c< i^'/z c^/:£'/i c^.e U7iOf^s B-^e/£/e^ (SO -A •Jc'c”' -V <f*f .'// i>,-3t '/4 c/= 5u/ •/4 rf: 36 —--------- - •4300 (■ L i| \f - ] m 1; {i t f i' . •i ' __________;',. J ‘ i f • : 1 1 ................................. ....................................................................................................................................................................— ■ - ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- _____1 TO:Planning Commission & Council FROM: H. F. Muhich, Zoning Administrator DATE: April 18, 1978 RE:John Perkins, 1265 Elmwood Variances Exhibit A - Application for variances to construct 3-car detached garage. Exhibit B - Survey indicating location of existing residence and proposed location of garage (10’ from street and 3' from north side lot line). Exhibit C - Plat map locating subject property. This district is zoned LR-lB and the area is sewered. Current characteristics of property and proposed location of new garage: { 1, Lot area - 13,560 sq, ft, 2, Lot width - 63' 3, Street setback for proposed garage - 10' 4, Side lot line setback for proposed garage - 3' Variances necessary for approval: 1. Lot area - 30,000 sq. ft, 2. Lot width - 77' 3, Street setback - 25' 4, Side setback - 7' Applicant obtained staff approval for an addition to the existing residence about a year ago. This was shortly after the adoption of our current policy. Council waived variance procedures for additions which would not encroach existing setbacks. The location of the new garage as proposed has some drawbacks; 1. 19' separation between proposed garage and existing structure on Lot 1 to the north. 1 1 n 5? N , i #374 continued -2 2.The street (ElnI\^;ood) is currently quite congested. (Other non-conforining street setbacks and boats and vehicles) May add to visibility problem. On the other hand, if the location were to be changed to the south side of the lot, three trees would require removal. We would, however, have more flexibility in the setback from the street. ;r> cm OF ORnw, CoTu^ition^l Vr-o and V.iri.irK“e Ann!M 4 I-On^TIQSI OF PRu?CFl\L (or j>ro^i-3rty) AAIress .^ <2^ r— 4 ____^4p‘y Name Address Ph,'^>ne # Present Zoning ^ing Ordinance Ssctioi Relating to Reqiiest t Speciiy Ordinance Rr;cjuireri?nts iT o s ___Con dition a1 Us © Variance Ketlands Variance - Fiprap Fee ^// FOR OFFICLU USi Ci^Y C:>?ncil Action )ate Approved jr^ied Explain Request Relative to Re<fjire:ents Extent of Non-conforniity > »a;ju Hardships to Property (Your reascns for requesting tlds Variance or Conditional Use Permit Oh•klhRIAL N^CHSr^liJOr FOR Ca-t?].FTi^ APPUCMION O'njst be submitted 1 v-eek prior to Council Meeting) 1. 2, 3. Ajblication conpleted PI at M-ip Sanction Suin*ey (S5:etch in proposal) 4.G2nified Prv.perty a>Ti2r*s List of (Owners \iithin (500 ft.) (150 ft.) • from Hennepin Cainty Registrar of Ikctls 5. $50.00 Fee Date __ Fignaltire \iftflliiflllillilTi^ Ii n •1 : ■ * ’ * ■”* * • .^* • V * •* ■ '*'“'• .. ■ r:- ‘ • ••.- rt ' ..*,:. ■■ /t * J' ' ’ *.’•i-/' r. ;‘fc! '^r; • l* ■-'^•>A'‘'*'**-’Tv\* / ■;.• ^ •X- ^ ^ Vv ~ A. X “iw* C ^ —• - ' • • • S \ ^ w .4 • • • • * . ■ ^ . . * 1 ...»»« •• ^ 'f rptf.7 i!ii i >:•:• l' r .?T an acAUf.';(i find !ru? r vr c ; 2: * :‘-5:1 C-! informs# Uon It ; :2:;*' rf !> un tf;o records of r y y,i . Co. r;.v Dlv^ 12 •* : t . c 1 •> ft. V a1. <*^»i »r;d br “ J, c -*. r ;.; ".oe 7/ r “I •• TO:Planning Commission & Council JJ.O) / FROM: H, F. Muhich, Zoning Administrator DATE: April 18, 1978 RE: Tim Gagner, 740 Tonkawa Rd. Variance - Street setback Exhibit A - Application for variance from street setback require ment for approval to construct detached.garage. Exhibit B - Survey indicating proposed location of new detached garage. (NOTE: Survey was made in 196o. It appears survey was made prior to extensive addition to old rtlidence.) Current characteristics of property and proposed location of new garage: 1. Lot area - 16,340 sq. ft. 2. Lot width - 76' 3. 10' from side lot line 4. 11' from street right-of-way Tlie subject property is located in the LR-lB zoning district. (Lot requirements - 1 acre or 43,560 sq. ft. and width - 140') Exhibit C - Plat map Indicating location of subject property. Variances necessary for approval: 1. Lot area - 27,220 sq. ft. Lot width - 64' Street setback - 24' 2. 3. CnY OF Ca HJO, mln Cmdition^l Vr^ riHii Vcirian j# O K c#n / ^3 ^ < I.A^Vnm OF PROPCiaM Cor pro;orty) AcUress .A-^ U'£.-!l n.;5cnption p/ /s/ ___________ NV-j A1>?LICANT _G'JpL0iZ*2 Adi3ress JlTH OF KHajHSTam^rr^-A Conditi on .il Use /j^tc ■3 s J i'cjj K'ins //Vn f /^/ /f C,yZ_ Address P^•one # Vari.-inc© V.etlands Varlanoa Riprap 'j - ■■■?/'7/V^ --4 mV_______’I FOR OFF ICLAX USH CNLY Council Action - ; Present Zcming _j5_5_ _2{y-_________ Present Use y /'-T^ Zoning Ordinance Si^ction Relating to Req^.:est ^ Date .^jprov'od __ Ponied. . _ ______ Specify Ordinance Rc-quiroronts ,;,, 7-h r.iL,I ^ y " ““ . ■ ■ T L Explain Request Relative to Pr^aircsi^nts le, u,-hk r,-T \a/"rii ^ 7~^¥~ i M-y ^ Ex-tent of Non-caiformity _2Jf:~£k / ^ '^t- OpX-ccJ^ 6<v^> t-i- <77--: 7 Hardships to Property (Your reasens for requesting this Variance or Conditional Use Permit Cl. . wir jr .7,4 ?.____ cp. _ol::7: ii 'E r - /?/i r4~/ ., ? _ 5000 / MAFERLU >CECES^.iJ?y FOR OOf-lPLEiE APPLlCVfiaM G’iist be submitted 1 v'oek prior to Council Meeting) 1. 2. 3. /qT)! ication co;;pletod Plat V.^D Section Dirney (Sketch in proposal) 5. Certified Property CV-nsr^s List of c’vners vithin (500 ft.) p50 ft.) ■ fixmn UcTiiiepin Cos ’.nty Registrar of Deeds"^^^ $50.00 Fee 4 Date Si;/i3tiire 11«^.' ■ a in r ^ \Vli,LIAM D. ^^CV^OrLL f f 7»Ktt O C V'lL r »,■;!•»[ r « m>n «-o a.tf »c >• I A »«0 c t « T • rV r>A »-o. r 1 f I ►•O t.**. fl» M c *«r. NO. I • ' • t SCnOBLL fc MADSON, INC. r "t<s h C.U f f /J' ‘- ‘ O 'w T H (ir»^ ^ 0 ^ t • S'^OO //9 3 C\nLi?.LE: MfcDf.ON .«■' t. * Nr^ 11 C ^ 'ti4. ^ O N »*» T M A C L’t «• o U N:,rKIP«S M:NNf*CT4 rHCNC P 7 C14 if V /./’■ “'"O ••O. Iict *•7 nT. no. I 7^ I • FC(7*____ o D<snofc5 Iren rrwru’n'ent CIIRTIIMCAT!: O? SUPvV!;Y ^xiUdtl—B Mr. Mil ton K yl l o . sC-* \ V5> >s> \^\m I HERESY CERTIFY THAT THIS !S A TRUE AND CORRECT REPRESENTATION CF A SURVEY OF THE bOUNDARIFS OF: The southeasterly one-half of Lot 10 and tlie northv.’cslcrly one-half of the riorthvestorly one-half of Lot 11/ Parlon's Point First Division. AND Or THE LOCATION OF ALI. aUlLDl.SGS. IF ANY. THEREON. AND ALL VISIBLE ENCROACH^ E.N IS. IF ANY. f ROM O.a O.N C AlD l-ANO. ^ AS SURVEYED GY Mt THIS-------------iML--------------D.AY OF.-. 1® PM:i!fT[AfO lANO PUK7CTOW HA^ CO NAME DEPARTK£NT of finance A-603 GOVERNMENT CENTER MINNEAPOLIS, MN 55487 PROPERTY OWNERS LIST C*A<y. u Q.i^S r ADDRESS icA'T Vv ---------------------— -. - ^ v/n \A . . V ^^0^\(1(^\ \o C ^ I "il \*' \V\ r~ ToAfct^\.0«a enee \:_ .^«5i\s<i^&T\'-v1'a'T^^ )\l\\:r,v,OW \ \, \ I \ \ ^»ocfi'C\y cno» \^j •Vt\'csf; r^: DESCRIPTION -Qrc PARCEL u-aV \--^V\) , ... '60^..............:" OU,\M %%-\^ V.5^ Va. . ^lW Vd vov V^Vk 4 w —. c «?r , -Cc^. I, UuQ P\c>Vi. C, , Cp !S-VO OickaV Ih^51vrN9\ _mqo D~\ \jf>6-C^fc-V^ 9C)^t_ . (\ v^ u XocKvVo ('v\esV:.m ‘4^%d5\ oc^S^. 5^\'T >8>f4»TWg*____ ijc \ K\ \\\O t i- L... ii t !• < ! I! I‘ 11 , fr. »Ir 11 t! il .♦ ^ nifTitM h i ! { , .1 f V J I ' •3 ^ ^ i \ j TO:Plnnning Commission & Council FROM:Hink Muhich, Zoning Administrator # 3 ^ DATE:April 14, 1978 SUBJECT: Hennepin County Vo-Toch - 2950 - 6th Avenue North Conditional Use Permit Renewal Application Attached is application for renewal of Conditional Use Permit approved by Council resolution on May 9, 1977. The Conditional Use Permit was granted for one year subject to several conditions listed in the resolution. With the current application (#376) I am also attaching copies of the Council minutes dated April 27, 1977, and the Planning Commission minutes dated April 18, 1977. Also enclosed is a copy of the resolution of approval. . * • i i^r ’ - - \ %iy-' 1 n / ¥ c? — f Independent District 287 SUBURBAN HENNEPIN COUNl Y AREA VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL CENTERS // <n> ,0 M...CH C.2) a O Mr. Henry Muhich, Zoning Administrator City of Orono Box 66, Orono City Mall 1535 Brown Road South Crystal Bay, MN 55323 Re; CONDITIONAL USE Pl-RMIT RENEWAL Dear Mr. Muhich: Joint Independent School District 287 recjuests that the City of Orono renew the Conditional Use Permit issued to JISD 287 on May 9, 1977, for purposes of conducting our specialty crop program farming operations on land zoned RRIB. The subject land consists of approximately three acres located at the Orono Public School complex and approximately 22 acres owned by JISD 287 located at the northeast quadrant of County Road 6 and 201 (City of Orono). Ke appreciate your giving our request consideration and It ok forward to meeting with you and providing any additicinal information desired. S i ncerely, James A. Rossbach Off Campus Administrator JAR/rn Enelosu res NORTH CAMPUS 9000 Noith 77th Avenue BfOoKlyn Park, Minn. ;i6445 612/4Z5-3800 DISTRICT 01 EICE ittZO North Xenium Lane Miriiu-apolis, Minta^sola 56441 612i'559-T535 O SOUTH CAMPUS 9200 F*ly tng Cloud Drive Eden Prairie, Minn 55343 612/944-2222 i \ i I ft I, ■1 J I cmf OF ^{^^GSJ^A Crrulitional Ur^ sM Varisru-e /V;n1 LA^^riQV OF PROroS.\L (or prop^jrty) AcWress ^_see ArrACHMKNT A^(: A/ It ^ ^ ^ , 'nPB OF R'-rj.F.Sr I lA‘g^l D3s-:iiption see attachment M^PUCA^ JOINT INOKPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT 287 NciJO SUBURBAN HENN. COUNTY VO-TKCH Phone f ^59-3535 AdurcsS iS20 North Xeniuin Lrino, Minneapolis, MN 55A41 G■Kl7^R Kp.re ATTACHMENT, Address P?ione # Present Zoning RRIB School, • Present Use Resident Farm ( 3^. 0'2T) Zarting Ordinance Sedition Relating to Request 34.821 (34.032) • —- ■* ~ S;>eciiy Oi'dinance Requirerents Conditional Use Permit Conditionnl Use V?. ri ;=u’>c© Vi’et 1 nriiis V’n ri ?nc3 Riprap ,5*. Fc'c /?/■ -z-?- FOR OFF IC LAX USE miY CdLicil Action Pate Approved Di-nied required for schools and farms in a RR-IB district Explain Reciuest Relative to Re<^ircsji2nts cover letter Extent of Kcbi -conformity NA Hardships to Property (Your reasons for requesting this Variance or Conditional Use Permit SEE cover LETTER i MATERIAL KECESE-ARY PDR (Y)l-I?I.ErE APPLICATICW ptjst 1x2 sub.Tiitted 1 v'c-ek prior to Coiincil Ifeating) 1. 2. 3. A;v)l icat 5on co;.pl cted Plat M-p Section S-ifvey (Fkc'tch in pro'xnsal) 4. 5. Crrtified Property (%*ner*s List of cvr.ers vuthin (300 ft.) (150 ft.) • from He.Tnc-pin C'.>-‘.nty R;:-£i>tiAr of D'eds $ 30.00 Pea # \ rk Locations 1. Address: a) Orono Public Schools Orono, MM tj O /fD#o fi b 2. Address: b) Legal description Northeast Quadrant of County Rd. 6 & 201 (City of Orono) Legal description: * District 38 Section 028 Touaiship 118 Range 23 Plat Parcel I, Owners 1. Name: Name: a) Orono Public Schools Orono» MN Phone: 473-7313 Joint Independent School District 287 SUBURB/\N HL.N’NEPIN COUNTY AREA VOCAI IONAL-TECHNJCAL SCHOOLS 1820 North Xenitim Lane Minneapolis, MN 55441 Phone: 559-3535 ii L4I ts- .,‘,V _ * .jik. it .e -■ -•■Jii ' V . ■ « I I •••-»»♦ %'W • • I ' »'• •* j • /' pKOPtrtTY OWNLPS LiS a. O ^ /a o NW-'.E AD jRlSS ___jbectioo. .cs CPI <>t I coosi ------- •jrw«-« 9t*y>^yrt^ » -»u *w««v UtSCRlPTlON t .. -k » T .C:90L«« ** . \\^(\c\CoP^^>^:^^ AO t • Vc^-VKAfix'rixl-N•:.rV~ /\ I Jt •'•» »■»•'%V-., ■j^cl-.ort -------- A.\: CV3--«o ?OcA Ot-A c-O ^ 1*^^a O Y>2:.’r.\'''’‘^ \ .CiV -- ^ S:Av.y^\T)j ,-.w. a ‘4^ v-^<c . ^ S''>5\!>Cp 1WV& ^)<SC.b''00 sV-'l'^.:93;;.(Q\:o.\':n.Q C?\at A i‘?>a^iiy-cciiC-:-.:.-..!’ *v_» \ >kK r>\s - ‘iov '65^ ’7.rrr:rr'’<rr‘X iSc’^Sti," ^ *5"'OC4'‘? ^ e: I* * .VlV'AO'YCi (j5c:i\t A^'^^j•'' /» f~^ I~ vi**^'^ C . v^i'.k'i. R'XJfp-v* I'ozi^t^cAi'vno A\\b'0 .\h\<2.S .^2 \'^^eA jo ftc\ \ o r -"-ri V^ • Yi?-v\\ o «;rv'o ^ ls«*S. \ts '•'i r.<^ ’..':- V i OR*j V^Ar^ vCivS .\r .H ‘'^'r.A G' 50 * itlo Oj LOT IZ'. — BLK.PARCEL.. Ojr/^oVdO'Ti ubo\;:.v^c.v^oi i\ZL o^*VS ^&4li -T* ' ^trMod mt II •\ ifiVi at < _\_C a A^ mx vArO... c-V C---------------^^VxvA'O.yi.vcj u—^ - iS'l U.lAV^ • ■“t7~ » X' \ >^cc* v7.\. x:^'A£vN'A'■^;X' .^': ■; -j j 'V, /.J a:: /T <0 .V ;yb' '‘.r.-- 3'^ •;, ‘L ..L ‘\'€iCijVA4 t\S7Y. '-C 4 I CeHif C ca -Va L K F»' I' \ I* 1.'*. • Ji . w'*v , I »r 3 t- V* ‘ASlO ^?>^C 7719^3 ifiCivS ‘4\\0_. /020 /<3^- 9CjCC ‘-i^lQ. ‘\oac '?olO_ '^090 ^paS. “SOtO 30 jO la&C lOOQ io'?Cl \ I \&cO ?POO r ;> r •t :?.•• .*»• 4.1 ;.w :' »»*C t'* VI •f. 1 ^3cO f“• *' I'i". ' A ' J' »i4^^ X-**^ i < i-^ *N.„ ^ »■* Ol mjr fc.*• vw^y «^^-*n r.o ( -> ^*** f /, m \ /^ # ^■7/ . y i' Y t 'iy y:7fj V - *,w -*«r iHitt ► •5 • ( *w TJ • n C'- HESOT.UTION #7 81 A RESOLUTION GRANTING TO THE JOINT INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT 287 A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT EOR AN AGRICULTURAL USE IN AN RR-l-B DISTRICT AND CONSTRUCTION OF BRIDGE 1 V/HEREAS, tlie Joint Tndopondont School District 287 (here inafter applicant) has applied for a conditional use permit to operate a faiin in the RR-l-B district, which farm would provide planting areas for students of the applicant and to build a bridge over the creek to allow limited access to adjacent agricultural fields for farming uses only, and b’HEREAS, the proposed use requires a conditional use permit pursuant to tlve Orono Zoning Code, and WHEREAS, the applicant lias explained to the City Council the limitations of the Sj^ecialty Crop Production Program which will be undertaken on the property in the City of Orono and limitations on the use of the bridge. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED: 1. That the City of Orono grants a conditional use permit for one year to the applicant based on the following conditions: A. That the only activities that shall be undertaken on the properties shall be the special crop production which includes such areas as orchards, vegetables, nursery stock, sod, Christmas trees, small grains and annual and perennial flowers and the construct ion of cne small bridge to pi'ovide access from the property in Orono to the property owned by the applicant for agricultural purposes only. The bridge may be used only for the piissage of the farm equipment and may not bo used for general pedestrian traffic. ! . 1 B. On a temporary basis, satellite sanitary facilities and a minimal shelter such as a small mobile construction trailer for use by the students while on the properties, may be installed on the properties pursuant to municipal and State regulations. C. There shall be no student parking on the properties since the applicant will provide transportation from the classroom laboratory building which is located off the properties. ✓* D, The access to County Road #6 shall be u:;ed for agricultural purposes only. E. The location of the proposed tiailer shall be approved by the bviilding inspector prior to installation. I? f p ■ V.’g have read the forcejoing and agree to Ihe leriris 1 hereof. .Specifically, v;e acknowledge that we liave no Vf-eBted riglits or any rights lo continue with the oper.ition of i lie rjrojt,*<:t. or bridge as permitted under Ihis conditional ur.e peimit beyond one year from the date of the adoption of this resolution by the City Council, JOINT I.NDKPKNDKNT .SCHOOh Dl.STRICT NO. 28 •Sxiburban-Hennepin County Area Voca t i«Dn.<31 Technical Scliools Director O'.N'ner of Tluee Acres - ORONO PUBT.IC SCHOOLS ‘t: Owm?r of 'Twenty-two Acres - JOINT INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.28 Vocational Technical Schools i IHillBiliiiUtii CONTINUED MEETING OF THE ORONO COUNCIL APRIL 27, 1977 P.ige 5 elevation of Gray’s Bay Dam is 929.4 ft. Also, riprapping and dredging is subject to the Planning Commission recommendations; also, channel shall be blocked during dredging to prevent siltation to the lake. Then the next step shall be to dig the channel. Another stipulation is that the applicants may have access over Lydiard Avenue to the lagoon during this project, as long as they agree to pay for any damages to the ro.id and that they do not disturb any marshes. SEAh'AIiL & RIPRAP V?aIter’s Port (Continued) i 3 ' -1 It appeared at this time, there seemed to be some disagreement among the property owners on this proj«>ct. Mr. Scotty Ellis, 2701 Kelly Avenue, challenged the construction of the west wall and st«ated that all property owners are not in agreement with Plan C. Upon these findings of fact from the applicants; Welsh moved, Butler seconded, to withdraw the above motion. Motion, Ayes (3) - Nays (0). Welsh moved, Butler seconded, to table the application for a seawall and riprap request for Walter’s Port Lagoon until May 9, 1977 Council meeting when at that time, the applicants will show the City Council that all are in agree ment with a plan or present a reasonable solution to this proposal. Motion, Ayes (3) - Nays (0). Henry Muhich, Building & Zoning Administrator, read into the record the Planning Commission Minutes of April 18, 1977, regarding a conditional use permit for a crop program for Hennepin County Vo-Tech; CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT Vo-Tech #247 Mr. John Lobben was present. The Zoning Administrator stated ^hat since the work session at the last meeting, Mr. Lobben has submitted some plans for a bridge going over the existing creek for access for the farm equipment from the Medina area, Pro£>osed bridge would be a flat bed, 24’ long and 8' wide, to be constructed by the students. No decision has been made by Vo-Tech concerning the farming operation in Medina. • 1 H ' ll The Planning Commission was still concerned about providing access to the Medina area. Once again, Mr. Lo’ assured them that this is a separate matter ff<i he Vo-Tech Cainpus proposal. After ne t* apprt V a 1 r bascQ \ ssion, the Commission recommended conditional use permit for one year ollowing conditions:(Cent i nue«i) L. !■ CONTINUED MEETING OF THE ORONO COUNCIL APRIL 27, 1977 1. That the only activities hhat shall be under taken on the properties shall be the special crop production which included such areas as orchards, veyetables, nursery stock, sod, Christinas trees, small grains and annual and perennial flowers. 2. On a temporary basis, satellite sanitary facilities and a minimal shelter such as a ■ small mobile construction trailer for use by the students while on the properties, may be installed on i:he properties pursuant to municipal «ind State regulations, 3. There shall be no student parking on the properties since the applicant will provide transportation from the classroom lal^oralory building which is located off the properties, 4. Access wo\ild be permitted from County Road §6 at location "A", which was approved by Hennepin County because of an existing culvert. 5. Tlie location of the proposed trailer sliall be approved by the building inspector prior to installation, 6. This conditional use permit in no way grants to the applicant any right to construct any buildings now or in the future on the properties, 7. Receipt of written statement assuring the City that the bridge would bo removed i f renew.il of the condition.il use permit be denied at any future date. Bridge not to exceed 8' in width. This in no way denotes that we are approving the use of the bridge as access to any future buildings in Medina, This recommendation of approval was by a 3-2 vote. Council Meeting - April 27, 1977 Mr. John T.obben, representing Hennepin County Vo- Tech Schools, stated that the re.ison for building the bridge was; 1, To have access to land to the north to use equipment that is stored in a barn in Medina. 2, To farm the land in ?*ledina, as well as the land to the south in Orono. 3, That there will be no student traffic to Medina, 4, That there will be no student parking on the land, on the north or the south, .ind tlie reason for this request is to h.ive access from County Rc.id #6 for agricultural purposes only. Mayor Van Nest moved, Welsh see'onded, to c»^ncept- ually approve the conditional use peimit for a crop program, for agricultur.il purposes only, and the proposed bridge, based upon the previous stipul.it ions; Page 6 CONDITIONAL USE PERI-IIT Vo-Tc;ch Crop Program (Continued) *Vi . : ^ ' (Conti nuod) fi-- ■■■■■. 1, MlNUTl-^ OF A PLWNING CQ-MISSION Mi:hTlN'G HJILD .‘\i>RIL 18, 1977 - PAGE 7 A lengthy discussion followed on the issue of riprnp vs, aliiminitn seawall, Mr, Hai tinann explained tliat r;« iScrs of tlic association hav'C been laceting on a regular basis for several r>ontlis to discuss this problem. I>aring these discussions, they established a set of coi.Lron objectives - marsh disturbance, shoreline diangcs jmd total costs. lie also stated that tliey did not want to establish a new pre cedent for whatever tliey do in the lagoon. 'Dicy found an agi'cenont as to wliat frontage in this lagoon is conmaily beneficial to all homeowners (channel is coi:nonly bene ficial and the 340* west wall which is abutting the mirsh). They then came up with a fonnula to di\dde the lagoon frontage between each individual owner. Their preferred solution to this problem is a combination of riprap and seawall; three rcirbers prefer ripnip (bills, DcGregory, Crist), while four menbers prefer the seawall (Hartmann, Blunt, Nelson, Reese), Marti;iann stated tliat from an engineering standpoint ice would have a rore damaging affect on rijuap tlian it would on the seawall. Riprap would also require reiroval of the high bank. Tlie cost of the riprap is inucli higlier than the seawall. Aiother nc*irf)er of the association expressed his concern for the removal of a large nui'ber of trees that would be necessary if they were to riprap the entire area. The Planning Consnission was not in favor of the retal seawall and preferred riprap or a wooden replacement. Hoever, this situation being unique because of the straight sides and depth of tJie seawall and future dredging would not be needed as soon as without rip rap we allow, the Coi.mission felt tlie sea-wall was a solution tc this situation. The Planning Commission was also concerned about the seawall from a public safety aspect. Mr. Hartmann stated that the Association would be willing to provide the necessary safety measures. After some discussion, Pesek moved, Hosfield secontled, to recoirtnend approval of a combination of riprap and aluminum seawall for protection of the lagoon and channel subject to the folleaving conditions: (1) 'Ihe City*s receipt of revised, detailed plans indicating exact location of riprap and ser\ all ns preferred by indi\Tldual renhers of the Association. (2) A written statement of approval frojn all projx?rty owners and underlying fee o\sner of lagoon and channel. (3) Provide safety measures along steep seawall such as life line, ro|ie ladders, etc. (4) Fngincer's review and approval. Ibtion - Ayes (5), Nays (0). The Zoning A'lninistrator infonved the Comission that since the work session at 1/ic last x'oting, Mr. If'bV.cn lias sub- some plans for a bridge going over the existing cioek for access for the farm e<|inj.;*jnt from the Medina aiva. Proposed bridge would he a flat bc-d 24* long and 8* wide, to be constrnctc-d by tlie students. WALTERS PORT lAGOON (continued) (^245) 1 H'X\'d>lN QXJNiY VO-TIUH 2940 SIXiH AVLNIE N. (I'/N!) 1 f II ISb. PI ilM i T K'.p f.K*.)P PK(X;R.\M - FiXHKAL (#247) Miv;ii,S OF A Pl-V.MNS W^ilSSIOX H.-:i,D APKIL 18,' ,977 - FACE 8 toN.he\-5,'!inii'^rr;a'''Mr i’ro''i'5>n2 access Vo-Tcch co,-,ci-‘.^,\V,e After so ie t’isc!:‘'.sion Pi^cT^ir , .aa - ^ n. i W5»de,'U’1Jc^ .;'fo Sa," and parc-nnial fJwe.-s. ' ’ ” ’''"”-'1 On a tonporary basis, satolliip «;-111 -r -i- • and a minijr.al shelter such as a c-% ^ trailer for U'>e bv the *' uaaile construction , s g.s-™ tl!npp^iianrvih"J.rovi\ytr^ building wh'ich is l.rMod o,'? u.o ^ ' ^rom Coicity Rc-ad 6 at location cLty l,ocause"f ‘ar ^-P^cto^Trior-^ fat W .s cOitaiticnal use permit in no wav crajits to*tVe hmiciings now or bridge vould b ”r"rA‘^‘’Trhr''^^^^ *■'” ‘''® use f>en,it be IS^Tal a'rVoture date °to excoed 8' in \%~idth a-nL uhic . Bridge not are approving the use*of tl.e bridge^as acces^t^"^'^ ' ‘ future buildings in }fcdir.a. ^ ‘‘""y (H-Ii^ald^^lLssel)^^^'''^^* r>^rilap, lbs field) - Nays - 2 (4) (6) (7) liii;Vr:PIN DXNfY \'’0-Tf:(H (Continued) (^247) I-Thai N. .fC4IT Ki-;\HK.U propil^'1i?e “?;:J Co,anission rcvi,:,,cd consist'of ,an office aref^, , ^-•; "'Tv ’’.'“’'ling would of the boats would be stor--d'inct v^ ^ ^b-o.sroo.n bcbow. ^5ost facing Coisily Read r'.S]'. pi.e ■•^xii °i,n'\'''i'M?''^* storage would be 25- Wbicb would ch''tV also prc-scnt.wl a laudscanine r.l-n ! vii i'- '’I'P’''■‘nnt posed planting to be nro ‘hSi:^hri;ff.f ;’?eiT" p' ‘J™' planting uoiild bepin .after hui ir’a* m,. . be during the ve.ar l'j/7 -p,e Po -f ''PIc*< d which wr^ild surface of the'building h res a^ rU-ornt tbe r.etal panofs. ‘ --ntorial to enf CVihE’S McRINA 5566 NO,RFH sJlO.^E DRIV'E Hm.m.NG PIW .Aih‘KO\AL 5 1977 UCiP^E (^248) m TO:Planning Commission & Council FROM: H. F. Muhich, Zoning Administrator /f O //■ o •J d DATE: April 18, 1978 RE:John Swanson, 2795 Casco Point Rd. Conditional Use Permit - Two additional living quarters as guest houses Exhibit A - Application for approval of Conditional Use Permit to add two more residential units to existing residence to be used as guest houses for the families of both man and wife of subject household. iTjc walkout basesnent would be expanded and remodeled as a separate residential unit Cor one of the families and the second unit would be added above the existing garage. Exhibit B - Survey of subject property indicating lot dimen sions, location of existing structures and proposed necessary additions to provide for two additional residential units. The property is located in an LR-IC zoning district. (1/2 acre or 21,760 sq. ..t. area and 100 ft. lot width required.) 'Die subject lot meets lot area requirement and 80% of lot width requirement. Property is sewered and assessed for one unit. The existing garage is located 5.9 feet from south lot line. Although the proposed second story is only an extension of this existing wall, I believe we should address the sub standard setback as a variance requirement as the proposed expansion would be for the purpose of providing an additional residential unit. (A ci.ange in building use) If the unit above the garage were to be approved, frost footings would be required arovind the perimeter of the existing garage to prevent frost damage to the structure and water and sewer lines. Exhibit C - Section of plat map indicating location of subject property. Applicant has sub'iiitted one set of plans for projected renova tion if proposal is approved. I' »: . { 1 m } 7^/377 continued -2 Approval of this proposal would require the following^ 2. 3. Conditional Use Permit approval for two additional units to be used as guest houses. Variance of 4.1 feet from the required 10 foot side yard setback requirements for living quarters above garage. Sewer unit charges should be addressed. k « 1 • .4 -v= f- ■ iff- ■ ■i, \ £^41i Its- '. ' w’;; t s -vt V-. :■.,>.>;• I li-Xl ..J ! , V 1 CnY 0? ORaw, MIK'^xHS.TrA CcTiditionql U>0 Variarce AppHcAtion , 1-O.AnCN OF PROi\iJ\VXi (or pro^o^rty) j Atidrass Vi J^p y ^V/f/z'f I>-£al a-sciipticn APPLICAVr f rfone I'/?/jVjfjr«3 Address ac.TJi Phe-ne # Address Present Zoning //>. /C_________Present Zorlij^g Ordinance S:cti vi Relating to R.:->.T.iest KFep.ST /f O )) (j Cl nj 111 cn a 1 Us a, ExlU d/V A Variance V.’etlands Variance Ri Fee /■/<?'. 1^)R OFFICIAL IJSH Q^Y C<y.Licil Action Date __ Approved >inied Specify Ordinance Requirernnts C6ltA._(/iI rSAMiT ^^UiAS-P.^.^£kS^__S0St7 ’ .•/e>u<iA Explain Request Relative to Re^f^irusents TlfJQL^DP/r/cPAL /}fS,l>/rjt,r/AL Oo7/^ Extent of Non-conformity Tlop //iU/ho /)P / ;$. ZZAiCjUJX/£^ Hardships to Property (Your reasens for requesting this Variance or Conditional Use Permit '72^^££—5^fc-)/i;/V P/^u^A>/ipe /tz v//7^ 7W£X! 5*^ 7£^ c^^^ /Xggj- //ly //OZAlV^ iu,T7^ _fcye \ MATERIAL KnCES^ARy K)R COf-PijriE APPLICATiaV (?t:st l>e submitted 1 veelc jirior to Council Meeting) 1. 2. 3. Apnl i cat i on co.rpl eted Plat Map Section Survey (FAetch in proposal) 4. Certified Property CXiner’s list of owners KitJn'n (500 ft.) 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PHL VlCEDiAirtMAN ORONO WHLIAM BARBEAU GOiDEN VALLEY AMELIA M OeMUSE MINNEAPOLIS DA VO OURHNOERGER MINNIAPOLIS ALANK GREENE MOUND LAWRENCE F MAEO ROBBiNSOAiE JUNE HEGSTROM MINNEAPOLIS LSAHOtLENOER MINNEAPOUS RAYMOND N SEAQREN MINNEAPOLIS CLIFTON E FRENCH SUPtRJNUNOENT i# I.- . Mr. A) Olson, Planner City of Orono 1335 South Brown Road Long Lake, Minnesota -5356 RE: Bike/Hike Trail At Baker Park Reserve Dear Mr. Olson: As you know, the Hennepin County Park Reserve District is proposing to construct a bike/hike trail around that portion of Baker Park Reserve which lie' south of County Road 2k. The total length of the proposed rail, including the main loop and spur connection is 7>1 miles. Of this total length, approximately 1.2 miles lies within the City of Orono. This distance includes approximately 0.2l| miles along Starkey Road for the spur connection to County Road 6. THOMAS e HUMPHf«V,J« MAKE PLAIN In order to complete the loop trail, It will be necessary to construct a fill adjacent to the Lake Katrina marsh at the point where the marsh is closest to the Right-of-Way of Highway #12. This fill will carry the bike/hike trail and the horse trail. Top of the fill will be 3^*. fset wide and side slopes will be at 3:1- The fill will be located as close to the Right-of-Way line of Highway #12 as possible. The new fill will also make use of the existing horse trail fill which was partially completed several years ago. Surface of the trail through the fill area will be crushed limestone. I estimate that total quantity of fill required to be 5,000 to 6,000 cubic yards. This material will be t.'*;en from a stockpile and borrow area located Just to the west of the proposed fill. This fill is necessary so that this trail can be constructed as a loop around the park. It is desirable so that the experience of the trail user can be continuous. Our recent experience with the horse trail, which was never completed through this area, shows that there is a reduction in user satisfaction with a "dead end" situation. i j Page Two Mr. A1 Olson, Planner Permits for this work have been applied for from the Minnehaha Creek Watershed District, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources and the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers. To date we have received approval from the Minnehaha Creek Watershed District as shown on the attached letter. We feel that this proposed fill will be in the best interest of the public and will not be detrimental in any way to the objectives of the City of Orono. We hereby request a variance to the City Ordinance No. 125 so that this project can be completed. Attached, please find supportive maps and sketches. Sincerely yours, rimoThy 1. Marr District Engineer TIM/ra Encl»^sures cc; File 11.1 V •e- t :l < ; V .• %4 * ’r t,*. I' A c k Q ^7 Qfl- CJ> i O MAP OF HENNEPIN COUNTY . 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'‘isi * ^r s \ , PW/-ti^Jr "1 ^ H. y;r77S.:;.->, >.7^ J) C'1 ^ , .-m ^—V. 7' (i) 0 VVIIKII PEGIONAl PARK .^n.2Am.S. * « *tpy^ ■•'.»- '>*'• \. •'..Z\>-^r'\ - • -• *• .' • * .-•• ^ P-* > .4* • • ••• ^■ » «•• •• * '•'"••. v - • ■ • • . •. •.. i. ,- rif- • . - • * t; c:^'v:^3^ . t HomeJ R(J.- ^ • • • I i • • ^ r.:v:-‘ :‘£, Ksurnoon Lake 24 , • » .. » . , • • - ^ • ♦ ' • ^ ^ ^ A ^ 4. *• }5»Vr^ •‘••r '1 •7v»-; ^ : .'•* • - OiVy *;. • •• • • .• ^ ^kiSPROROSED JIEILL _AREA L • • ^ •*r :T ^-t V .. - .V- - • • -1 •■ - -.L1 *. •' /.* • ^ • «r -* • ‘ • •> •* - *I;*'*^^ ^ . .. •• ‘ *5* — • . •-41^ • • •. # • f • «. • • • • a 0^ ’ •• • •• 'c'.' *'• ■.-'* ••■-V. • •.. • ‘ - * vV •.f * • > • W *f* - .f.. •’- .. . ' .-I • ^ ^ i. *. . • ^ . a.* ’.■•» • •• .••• • ,. r* > . ^ • • -A - • r V ♦ f ' * • ^.r ♦ »• - ‘‘v ^ • • • • \<-V^-"-- ■••___________ •________________________ .V * ’ * ^ * •.«. •.*7^ • . *• . • . •' •• ’ •* • • • • • •• • ■ ► • .« •«»• ■ • «»• * • t-r : ••... .•" •V •• •-'•V: .•••'•' • .- •i-:*-:':..,*,.-*'7 ..’ ;uE5ENDVi;:>^': ;:\* i ..: . . » % KEY- TO FACILITIES 1 t . ^ 'A • - '.pfopowd^ boumiry'’.-•••• -i* • .. .^•1 . ... • . * •* • ptrwQlA, propert¥.i.x . •. ' tf • • A* • • • • • . i*'; * ’ '■ V ■ ■•» /-•.___i ^ V# ^ •____> « MORRIS T. BAKER PARK RESERVE hsnn -pin county- •» : * '••. *s • . -• ‘. • • . * .X*• ••' • '• • • • (( M. o o •//• O (f o DESCRIPTION 0? PROJECT The Hennepin County Park Reserve District is preparing plans and specllicatlons for the construction of approxiieately 7.2 miles of asphalt paved bike-hike trail within Baker Park Reserve in Western Hennepin County. This pioject is part of the nearly 30 miles of bike-hike trail which will be constructed in our various park reserves this summer under one of Covenor Perpich’s trail programs. • This trail is a loop around the south half of Baker Park Rffserve. Access to the trail will be from County Road ^6, County Road fl9 and County Road and a trallhcad area near the Baker Beach. At the south end, the trail will run along the perimeter of the Lake Katrina tnarsh for a distance of about 1,200 feet. We propose to construct a fill adjacent to this marsh to support the combined bike-hike and lorsetrails. The new fill will be located adjacent to the horsetiail fill which was partially completed in 1973. We do not propose to sub-excavatc before placing the fill. Ve anti cipate that some settling may occur during the first years. The surface of the trail in this area will be crushed limestone, rather than asphalt. We estimate that approximately 6,000 cubic yards of fill will be required. This material will be taken fv'-.n a stockpile and borrow area near the southwest corner of the park reserve. . ! c c t * L 1*»200 ‘ 1 _U. • • • mm« « • pu»»*cs£: CATU>4 *Dj»ct,Ni 0 u I/•y^'/ r^A^ 0 IS p-y-eX' AX PJ7'P\^A CCI.-TT STATE ^■'^■ Ar-PtiCATICs ay -<<r -i-’i.TV-'/.rT" S -CT c? CiTC 12/. *» “. > I <s 4^ CITY OF OrtONO PARK COMMISSION / Hegulai* iTiOeting of the Orcno Park Corr.mi2?lon held April I4., 1970! Tne Orono Pai'k Commission met on the above date with the following members pi*esent; Cnaiman Tomlinson, Berglund, Kelley, Egers, V/atson, Peterson, Absent; Lathrop, Also Present; Jim Olson, City Engineer and John Gorhardson, Public Works Coordinator, ATTEND/iNGE The minutes of the March 7, 1978 raootirg were approved. I-lIinjTES APPROVED A letter from Orono City Administrator, Dick Benson, dated 3/22/78, has assured the Park Commission that various projects which have been promoted by the commission are, in fact, scheduled to begin or continue in the upcoming construction season. LETTER FROM DICK BENSON Park Projects Will Be On Schedule • , V' Chairman Tomlinson, as directed by the commission, ACCEPTANCE OF TREE PLANTINGS has contacted Mr. Larry Gleason, whose property is surrounded by Hackberry Park, regarding the location of transplanted trees in that park. Mr, Gleason was appreciative of our concern and was willing to accept tree planting in the park wherever it could best serve the recreational and esthetic needs of the park. A drawing of the park, with tree planting priorities noted, has beer sent to the city Public Works Coordinator as i. guide for Hackberry Park plantings. by ViT, Larry Gleason, whose property is surrounded by Hackberry Park »( Initial grading of Bederwood Park will begin when groimd conditions allow.BEDERWOOD PARK GRADING Mr, Otto Christensen, trail planner for the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, presented his department's plans for a replace ment bridge at the crossing of the Luce Line Trail and Orono Orchard Road. The proposed structure would bo a clear span arched bridge, 10 FT, pathway of steel construction with wood rails and trim. Primary reasons for considering a new bridge were: 1 , Inability of current bridge to acconmodate road and drainage im provements without dismantling. Increasing cost of new bridge in future years if installation is delayed. Difficulty experienced by trail users who must cross at road grade elevation. A motion by Tomlinson, seconded by Kelley, to recommend to the city council that DNR plans for a new bridge be favorably considered was unanimously passed. NEW BRIDGE AT LUCE LINE TRAIL AT ORONO ORCHARD RD. Mr. Otto Christensen, frOTi DNR, recommended with com mission members to council. 2. 3. -1-»'«~ i Tirl mrtBi REGULAR ]‘SETI1;G OF THE PARK COMMISSION HELD APRIL Ut 1978 Mr. Alex Keyer and Mr. Tira Marr, of the Hennepin County Park Reserve District staff, presented the district's plans for a bicycle trail around a portion of Moi*ris T, Baker Park. One item of concern to the City is the plan to corinoct one spur of the trail by permitting bicycle and pedestrian travel along 1R50’ Tapproximately) of. Starkey Road, a road within and maintained by Orono, A second concern is the proposed filling along Highway 12 of a portion of the swampy low groxmd near the outlet of Lake Katrina (aka Rice Lake) to accoinnodate another portion of the bike trail. In view of the advantages of ex tending bicycle trails connected to existing and proposed trails in Orono, the following recommenda tion is made to the council; Motion by Berglund, seconded by Erger; "It is recommended to the Orono City Council that every effort bo made to support the Hennepin County Park Reserve Distf'ict in its endeavor to construct bike trails in Morris Baker Park, including the connecting spurs on non-park property, provided: 1. Approval based on thorough study is received from the city engineer, and Some type of release from public liability for that portion of the trail along the public road be secured from the park reserve district. Motion unanimously passed. BICYCLE TRAIL AT 3.AKER PARK AT/)NG STARKEY RD. IN ORONO Recommendations to council: 1 . Approval after study 2. Release from public libility on road 2. Mr, Bruce Dayton, and his attorney, lir, Louis Oberhauser, appeared before the commission to discuss Mr. Dayton's proposed donation of a certain parcel of Long Lake lakeshore and approx imately 10 acres to Orono for a public beach and park. Two considerations are foremost in the donor's stipulations regarding the property, namely: 1 2. Its use as a public facility shall not bo limited to persons for any reason re lated to place of residence, race, or creed, A home now situated at the corner of Old Long Lake Road and East Long Lake Road which is being given to the Spring Hill Conference Center, be pei’mitted a variance to Orono zoning ordinances (2-acre min.) so that a logical property division can be made, giving the city the maximum land possible for park purposes, Tne hoxise propei'ty would retain approximately 00,000 square feet in area. The second house on this property, situated DAYTON PROPERTY DONATED FOR PUBLIC BEACH Sc PARK AT LONG LAKE LAKESHORE 1• Strictly public 2, Disposition of two homos on property 3, Future donation of property - Peterson .-2-1 ■,i REGULAR KrZSTIIiG OF 7iiK PARK COiHaSSION HELD APRIL l|., I978 near tho lake, would havo to bo razod, Tno Park Cojnrniasion, pending tho actual transfer of this property, has not proposed definite plans for it; howover, the potential as a lake access, swirining beach, bird sanctuary, picnic grounds and general park has boon discussed. Specific planning for the use of the property could bo undertaken inxrjediatoly upon it's transfer. Motion by Kelley, seconded by Borglund, to recoiimond to the city tliat this property bo accepted, transfer to bo affected as soon as possible, and that Mr. Dayton's stipulations bo considered as acceptable to tho Park Commission and tho City, Passed unanimously, Tho property adjacent to tho Dayton property will eventually bo deeded by it's owner, Mr, Clark Peterson, to tho City of Long Lake, with similar purposes intended by tho donor. Joint planning and operation of tho two properties is a natiiral and practical possibility, Mr, Dayton expressod the desire that this park be designated as something other than "Dayton Park", CONTI LTJATIOIJ: DArPON PARK ^ i Chairman Tomlinson expressed interest in sotting up some two or three person sub-committeea to specifically study and monitor major concerns of the commission, namely: 1, Beaches and waterfront properties 2, Trails 3, Recreational programs 1|., Any others which are appropriate, P\irthor discussion of this idea will take place at our next meeting. SUB-COMMITTIES TO STUDY: 1 , Beaches & Waterfront Properties Trails Recreational Programs Etc, < i 2. 3. k. Tho meeting was adjourned.ADJDURN14ENT Respectfully Submitted, Lee E. Tomlinson Chairman ATTACH; Letter from Louis Oborhauser ENCLOSURE: LETTER FROM MR, OBERHAUSEH, MR, DAYTON ATTORNEY ( -3- Grathwol , Ploetz, Oberhauscr a Thompson 0»*C(LL U • •Oft • *4. OMAT»4V vOC tou S B. OOL M Gaivt a . T mOm v*BON ATTOONCYS AND COUNSELOr^S AT LAW C ¥VAYJATA BOUt C . A »0 - Suil C ?lO WAY2ATA, MINNESOTA SS3QI I (512) -2a Oi AOBCftT M. MAMDALL ^0AM»«C TMAYCi^eW IFvi->. March 30, 1978 Orono Park Connnlssion P.O. Box 66 Crystal Bay, Minnesota 55323 Re: Bruce Dayton Our File 6038-1 Gentlemen: Mr. Dayton In the past has expressed his wishes to convey to the City of Orono for park purposes a certain parcel of land on the Southeast side of Long Lake. You have an actual description of the land that Mr. Dayton would like to dedicate. It Is my understanding that the parties who own the land Immediately to the West of the land owned by Mr. Dayton also desires to dedicate his land to the City of Long Lake for park purposes. The exact status of this dedica tion is not known to the tmdersigned, but I am providing you this information for background p*'.poses. Mr. Dayton proposes an outright gift of the property to the City. This out right gift to the City will contain the necessary provisions to Insure that the land will be iised for park purposes and that the area will be open to the general public without restrictions as to area of residency race or creed. I would like you to make an affirmative decision that the land is (1) dcsireable for park pui^ioses, (JL) that the City will accept the land for park purposes, and (3) that the acceptance would be for the general use of the public at large, sub ject to those restrictions that the City feels are necessary for the preservation of public health and safety, and are to be \miformily applied to the public at large. The exact wording of the deed and the reservation clause can be worked out between our office and the City Attorney, once we have obtained Park Contmisslon concurrence in the desircabllity of obtaining this land for park purposes. Mr. Dayton would like to give as much land as possible to the City for park vi 9'Lr- > * i-J} Orono Park Coramli ilco March 20, 1978 Page 2 1 purposes and in subdividing the house from the land to be given for park purposes would like to establish the division line on the slope which forms a natural dividing line between the house and the land suitable for park purposes. This would result in a less than two acre parcel being retained by the home, but since the house is surrounded by park land this variance from the current zoning law probably docs not establish any precedent which would be detrimental to the long range plans of the City. Sincerely, LOUTS B. OBERHAUSER LB0;vl cc: Mr. Bruce Dayton I * rr 1 • mi;:mmmmM / =sS5^Ac c MgE>JI\]EHAHA CREEK WATERSMED DISTRICT P.O. Box 387, Wayzata, Minnesota 55391 BOARD or HANACtRS: Da#'d H. Cochian. P(t%, • H OaU Pitmalitr • Albtr! 1. lehman • Jamti $. Russftl • jean Witlianrs February 22, 1978 Mr. Tir>othy I. Marr, District Engineer Hennepin County Park Reserve District P.O. Box 296 Maple Plain, Minnesota 55359 Re:Permit Application No. 78-18 Location: Lake Katrina Wetlands Near Trunk Highway 12 Orono-Medina Purpose: Wetlands Fill for Trail Construction Dear Mr. Marr: At its meeting on February 16, 1978 the Board of Managers of the Minnehaha Creek Watershed District reviewed the subject permit application. It found the project as planned to be in accordance with the Rules and Regulations and Guidelines of the District and, therefore, granted the permit as submitted. Permits are valid for one year. Please contact us at 473-4224 when the project is about to commence so an inspector may view the work in progress. Thank you for your cooperation. Sincerely, EUGENE A. HICKOK AND ASSOCIATES Engineers for the District 12- 6L . —■ E, A, Hickok, P.E. EAH/cml cc:D. Cochran - MCWD G, Macomb- MCWD H, Muhich - Orono D. Roehl - Medina E. Schultz - DNR m' K- S4 Rev. 74 ^ STATE OF KIKVESOTA • DEPARTKEVT of KATURAL RESOURCES ^Division of Waters, Soils ( Minerals c APPMCATION FOR PER.M1T TO KORK IN PUBLIC WATERS --------• »t >«>'< l« C.ver«,,„t ICCO Baker Park Reserve j section(s)quarter section(s) ?yirla no»p Zox nol or Box_236^Haple Pla in HH ^5359 , township no.Cs) , Tange(s) (toif block (S suSdtvisionJ^ county(ies) Hennepin . to ^ake Katrina {nc^t oj ~Ta^ cr eireccnJTapplies pursuant to Minnesota Statutes Chanter in«; . 1 • v, ojlake'cr eirecm) public vater(s) named above, in accordance^with all data statutes for a permit to work in the herewith and made a part hereof. “P". Pl-n*» and other information soboitled PROPOSAL IT IS P«OroSED TO: ^ excavate. /XJ fill, CU construct, /ZJ remove. (ch^ek) CU install. /Z7 abandon, or CZJ olh,T(7ffcify) JUSTIFICATIONExplain why this project Is needed: ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT 1. Anticipated changes in water and related land resources: The Edge of the marsh will be filled Water levels should not be affected 2. Unavoidable but anticipated detrimental effects: « The plant and animal communities in the area of the filling will be destroyed S. Altomatlves to the action proposed; Do not complete trail loop. PROJECT SITE DATA 1. Describe the typo and amount of aquatic vegetation present: Cattails, Sedge, Reed Canary Grass 2. Describe the nature of the eat?rial beneath the VAt-is: Harsh* Muck 3. Describe the nature of the upland area: Brome Grass a 4. Describe type and amount of nearby shoreland development: None S. ENCLOSE SKETai DESCRIBING WATER LEVEL FLUCTUATIONS. faea instructiona) (continuad on rejerag eid»)^TfACH EXTRA SHEETS IF .NECESSARY -.'v % 1^ tit 4 Channelling Total length (feet} Existing CONSTRUCTION DATA (aleo attach sketch or drxHKg) Proposed Alterations alor.jt shore W-S4 Proposed Length in lake/strean (feet)- - - Bottom width (feet) ------- Distance along shore (feet)- - - - - -1200 Ft. Side slopes (ratio) ------- Average depth (feet)- - - - - -- Gradient (X)- ---------- Distar.ce waterward (feet)- ------ Thickness of fill natcrial (feet)- - - I' f' -- Depth of excavAtion (feet) ------ 1. Describe type of excavation equipment to be used, if known: Estimate use of cats and scrapers or trucks and loader 2. Describe location (include mp) and chai.icteristics of spoil disposal sJee proposed* N.A. 3. Kould maintenance excavation be necessary? (check) !—~J ytS /~7 KO N.A. Explain: ^ in«terial to be teooved initially (cx^c yards): >tuck or silt Sand or gravel________^________ Rock or stone SEE NOTE attaints O $15.00 filing fee, [J photographs, LJ other (specify) See attached description £ maos Applicant declares that information submitted herewith and statements rade herein are i true and cormi representation of the fact:., and that the filing of this application and information with the corre.t CoMissioner of Natural Resources is priru facie evidence of the correctness thereof. CO.'JPLETE APPLICATION SUBMITTED TO: m City of Medina Kane of city or to-jnekip street i post office (^) Minnehaha Creek Watershed D 1st. Kcjns of Hater shed district (3) Shoreland Managetaent Administrator _______________ *_______________County Dated this_27th day of January 78 Signed Uistrict EhgTheer (applic^ir.t) Hennepin County Park Reserve District Address 80X 296 ilesiss) State of Minnesota County of ^^g/O/Ogp/'AJ on this ) J> ss. State AFFIDAVIT Hapie Plain MN Zip code 55359 Phone ^73-^593 day of __, 19_^ before ne personnally app-ared /^j who being first duly sworn and to c.e known to be the person application, acknowledge(5) that A-<. executed the same as ___ '•'ho executed the foregoing A-Cd__ own free act and deed and that the statements, raps, plans, documents, and other supporting data are true and correct according T® knowledge and belief. Check for filing fee is being processed and v#l II be sut '^ted, by 2/6/78. Kot arjK ic hty co:!i^Sfion ex AXlAI.XMO.Ai in UXUXUUl __Jl HH w r . gCounty tsfPiBi couNry “S;. %m IS. |IM ^ r-221 ler. 74 C c STATE OF MINNESOTA . DEPARBIENT of NATURAL RESOURCES Division of Iv’aters, Soils and Minerals NariFICATION OF PERMIT APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE Minnesota Statutes, Section 105.44, Subdivision 1, requires you to supply a complete copy and all supportinf? data of your water permit application to the following: A) B) The chief executive officer of the city or township within which the project is located. The secretary of the Board of Managers of the watershed district, if any, within which your project is located or which your project may affect. You MUST certify having served the complete application on the above in the box on the bacTc side the application form W-S4, IN ADDITION,' if your project is NOT located in a city, a complete copy and all supporting data of the application should be submitted to the Administx-ator of the Shoreland Manage ment Program for the affected county. Complete this form for each notice served on a local government official. SECTION 1 (TO BS C014PLETED BT APPLICANT^ TO; A) Chief executive officer of the (ck&ck) eSJ city, CJ township of _ _ _ _ _ _ _Medina (pzn.nt or type name) B) Secretary of the board of managers of the Minnehaha Creek_ _ _watershed district. (print or type none) C) Administrator of the shoreland management program of _ _ _ _county. (print or type name) Timothy 1. Mart District Engineer FROM: Hennepin County Park Reserve Dist.,Box 296,HN 55359 Date: January 27, (print or type name and address of applicant) Maple Plain 19 78 INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE LOCAL GOVERNNTENT This report from provides you an opporttinity to submit input to the Department of Natural Resources to assist in deciding whether to grant, modify, or deny the requested permit. It is NOT absolutely necessary for local agencies to officially approve or disapprove the project or make ;uiy rcconjnendation, although this may be done if desired. It is requested that local agencies indicate the following, as applicable: A. B. The relationship of the proposed project to local plans for the affected water and related land. The relationship of the project to local land use controls including flood plain and/or shoreland regulations. (continued on reverse side) 1 ^ i1 . \ II ' i % * w-221 C. Any possible effects of the proposed project on the wpter resource, navigation, fish and wildlife, conservation, pollution, and the general public interest. D. Any recommended modifications in the proposal or other alternative way of achieving the desired objective which would reduce undesirable effects. E. Any pertinent factual data available concerning the water body ot* the proposed project. Reasons for any local objections.F. Please complete this form and return to the address shown in the lower left corner of this page within 15 dayr, if possible, or inforci the department if additional time is needed. ********************** ********** SECTION II (TO BE COMPLETED BJ CITT^ TOmiSHIP, U'ATEHSHED DISTRICT OR COUHTT) The applicant named on the opposite side of this form submitted a copy of his water permit application on • • It has been reviewed and the following comments are submitted for consideration by the Department of Natural Resources. i'' (Attach additional sheets if mcessary)Dated RETURN TO: Gov't Official's name (print or type) DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES Division of Waters, Soils 5 Minerals Regulations Unit Centennial Building St. Paul, MN 55155 Signature Title Address )) \ #37 I:* >: W •r, i TO: Planning Commission FROM: A. P. Olson, Village Planner DATE: April 14, 1978 RE: Proposed Subdivision - 1340 North Arm Drive Edward T. Johnson SKETCH PTJVN REVIEW This application is a proposed three lot split of property at North Arm Drive and Loma Linda, This Identical request was reviewed and approved by the Council on November 26, 1973 subject to final plat draw ings, a park fee and certain easements to provide access to I^t 2. Tlie division was never completed at that time due to then delinquent taxes. No park fee was ever paid. The property still exists as 11 separate tax parcels owned by the same party. The proposed three lots each meet the 140 ft. lot width requirement but are only 37,000 sq. ft. in area (.85 acre). The property was originally assessed for 5 sewer units. \t the time of the previous approval, two units were waived. Three units remain. Taxes are delinquest to 1973. MliTJTKS OF A REGULAR M'iETING HELD NOVHilBER 26, 19 73 i*c]sl) liovcil, Lutler sc-contlcd, to ndopt Ordinnnce j\’o. 158 conceri.ino tl)e inovinrj of Jiouses into and out of t!ie Villane of Orono, subject to nnending Section 13 to read $390. -iotion. Ayes (4) - Kays (0), Musscngale moved, L'elsh seconded, to grant approval of the final plat of Volk Q Johnston Addition. Tliis approval is being granted subject to the following conditions being complied with: a. An easer.ent of a minimum of 16' be granted tlirough and over Lot 3 to Lot 2. b. The amount of $640 will be paid to the Village of Orono for its park dedication fund. Tliese conditions are to be complied with before the issuance of a building permit. Motion, Ayes (4) - Nays (0). V/elsh moved, Butler seconded, to abater ' two sewer unit charges of the Volk ^ Jolmston Addition. Motion, Ayes (4) - Nays (0). Pane 4 ORDIKA'vCE NO. ISS lioving Houses -//- <d) (i cj FINAL PLAT Volk 5 Joiuiston Addition i AMEND ASSESS* 15KTS Voiv 5 Johnston Addition C V/elsh moved, Butler seconded, to table the conditional use permit request of Ski Tonka until after the inspection of the Ski Tonka operation has been performed by an inspector from the firm of Turnbull § Plumber which is located in Great Falls, Montana. This conditional use permit will then be put on tJie next Council agenda after the inspection, 'lotion. Ayes (4) - Nays (0). SKI TONKA Butler moved, Welsh seconded, to approve the subdivision of the Freshwater Biological Institute on the condition that Parcels C, D, 5 E will be combined. Be it further resolved that Parcels C, D, 5 E shall not in any way be used to compute dwelling unit credits, setback requirements, or density credits of any type as to infer a transfer of these credits from C, D, ^ E to adjoining land. In no way does the approval of tliis subdivision permit any transfer of any type of credits from this property to any otJier property. Motion, Ayes (4) - Nays (0). SUBDIVISION Freshwater Biological Institute t \ \ Butler moved, ifassengale seconded, to approve tiie variance of Stephen Raster, 2675 Fox Street, due to the fact tiiat it is the higliest and best use of the property. It is a one building site and tiie individual has not disturbed any trees on his property, flotion. Ayes (4) - Nays (0). VARIANCE 2675 Fox Street I r-' k VILLAGE OF ORONO ■«- ACgular Meeting of the Village Council, September 24, 1973 7:30 P.M. '•The Village Council met on the above date with the following members present: Mayor Oberhauser, Councilmen Butler, Dorn, Mas sengale, and Welsh. J/ (TT) 7j> ’’■'V6 Dorn moved, Butler seconded, that the Minutes of the Regular Meeting of September 10, 1973, be approved. Motion, Ayes (5) - Nays (0), MINUTES Dr. Panuska, representing the Park Commission, informed the Council of a Department of Natural Resources public hearing regarding the Luce Line Trail which was held at the Orono Middle School, A sample questionnaire was read, which the Park Commission would like to distribute to the owners of property abutting the Luce Line Trail. LUCE LINE TRAIL Mayor Oberhauser suggested to Dr. Panuska that the Park Commission consider allowing individual' to place trails on their property as they choose, as long as they do not interrupt the continuity of the trail. 'XMr. Paurus informed the Council that the -^Planning Commission did not have a quorum at their September 17, 1973 meeting. The Planning Commission members that were present asked that the Council consider the Thompson, Schuett, and Gardner applications without formal Planning Commission recommendation. PLANNING COMMISSION REQUES' The final plat approval for DiCon was tabled until the October 9, 1973 Council meeting. DICON - FINAL PLAT Discussion regarding the Larson request for a variance from the lot si..e requirement and the moratorium was continued until the October 9, 1973 Council meeting at which time the Zoning Administrator would present staff recommendations. VARIANCE 1465 Long Lake Boulevard Dorn moved, Butler seconded, that the preliminary ^PRELIMINARY PLAT plat of Edward Johnston be approved with a drive- #151 fi Loma Linda Avenue way in the sotitheast corner of the property serving Lots 152 (access to #151 should be within 70' of the east property line), and with Lot 1, enter Loma Linda as is shown on the plat map. This division and variance for lot size was deemed reasonable because of the unique shape of the lots. Motion, Ayes (3) - Nays (1). Councilman Welsh Nay. Mayor Olierhauscr abstained. Mi kfVrp JL • //r r •>!> DATE; TO: FUm: November 21, 1973 Dexter Harston, Zonlnj? Administrator Assessment Clerk SUBJECT: Sewer Unit Charges Per your request, the following list shows the original amount assessed against each lot. SAGA HILL, BL(1CK 8 - Plat 63120 Lot # Parcel # No. of Units Unit Charge 1 2 3 4 5 24 25 26 27 28 29 1625 1650 1675 1700 1725 2200 2225 2250 2275 2300 2325 2/5 0 2/5 2/5 vV • ^$508.00^ 508.00 508.00 508.00 Footage Charge .V A$273.00 V »- 2/5. 1/2 V 1/2 / 1/2 1/2 1/2) V, 390.00 390.00 1/2 508.00^ 635.00 635.00 635.00 635.00 635.00 635.00 390.00 390.00 390.00 390.00 390.00 390.00 390.00 687.50 a-rU. • % J i- \\ • i ■■i :i ■ \ i j . i H • i ) ; i1 I kA** - - *N » \ Village of Orono .. r \_______ p.o. IlOX 06. CinSTAL RAY. MI\N. 55323 • MLNIUPAL OKKICKi niONE; ^73-7367 On the North Shore Lithe Mttu.iiouki^ g (iT^y i / 0. *i cO) ii c: Sr' Pc r I*. <V. -r--. L. February 13* 1V74 Mr, Ernie Wanous Apeclal Assessment Dept Hennepin County Court House Minneapolis* Minnesota 55415 Dear Mr. Vanous* The Orono Village council has reduced the following assessmentt Levy 5382 Plat 43120 Orlglnal Corrected •total total Parcel Assessment Assessment ^ 1625-'frofii $ 781.00^to $ 273.00 ^ 1650^if 898.00 ft 390.00 ^ 1675^/if 898.00 ft 390.00 1700 ft 898.00 H 390.00 1725 if 898.00 if 390.00 Sincerely* /./ -^ /- - - -> / 1 Dorothy Hallln Assessment- Clerk i h 11 Mfeen o o‘a: ir* . f * 1 t ^ t ; •• •Jf TO: Planning Commission and Council FROM: A. P. Olson, Village Planner DATE: April 20, 1978 RE:Jack Safar, 925 Partenwood Rd. Variance 34.440, 31.310 The applicant is requesting a variance for construction of a private dock on Outlot A of the Partenwood sub division. Mr. Safar has made an offer on Lot 1, Block 3 upon which he intends to erect a home. At the time of the plat approval for Partenwood on June 26, 1972, Outlot A was created as lake access for Lots 1 and 2, Block 3. See attached covenants which were in the City files. Current regulations prohibit construction of a dock on detached outlets; hence the variance request. No comments exist in the record concerning the proposed use of the outlot. Note the applicant's comments on the application form regarding overall shoreline density. Review of this application should also address future dock requests for Lot 2, Block 3. i.e., the outlot was obviously originally intended for use by two lots and up to four boats. Is this boat density reasonable or not, and should any allowed dockage be in one or two separate structures? J cm Or o;a«, mjjoo Sota CcTiditiroql Uf^ sM Vari?.r»-e Ami I-O'AriQS’ OF PROFC^l^L Cor pro;.:-rty) A'Hi'css Subd iV ision,' jLL O # <i3) O Tii'H OF R'-;5.GST __ Cco'ii ticnal U53 ro5-:ii'->ticn *-ots 1 and 2. Bi?'*' Partenwood Subdivisioi •-----——_______ ___________ ^ __7 > rtflP/iCO APPLICAVf J’Jaro dsck W. Safar S'iQ-l?!!------------------------------------------- trr'nr.Q f " Vr1 1 t-.n ls Va r 5 ^/ica Adi3ress ^^than Ln., Plymouth, Mn. 55441 hire __ Mr. & Mrs._6eojge Johnson FT.ons # 471 ,9072 Address 835 Partemvood Rd ., Long Lake, Mn. 55356 Present Zoning_L^_^U5_ _ _ _ _ _Present Use ' _ Riprap FOR OFFICJAX USH a^XY Co-*ncil Action O3 ta io Px-q.i^st _3J.3Jcy^ .Approved ____ >^plain Request Relative to Rnpiresronts f —7 _— /^te 4 -i^Haidshipsjtc^^o^ggr^c * ~ ^ ■ --------------%.AWAAOUfc rciULL subject plat was a-proved (Dec. 22, 1972) prior to the existing dock ordinance (31.310/ 34.440), variance now required by City. Further, total shoreline withiTj^ril^re than' _comply with required 150 ft. of shoreline per building site, including off-lake lots. The subject plat has 13 bulldTng"sites w/rp~prox^~270trreer Of Shgfgrme,~ th-^r^Tprgr \ K4XERLAL hECES^ARY FOR OOf-PJ^iB APPLICATiaS exceeding 200 ft. of shoreline \ ^ submitted 1 voeV prior to Council Floeting) lot. 1, /CTlication conpleted 2, Plat Mqj Section 3, S-iK-ey (Sketch in proposal) Certified Property Ouri-r’s L o-7icrs >fithin {150 from H .v>epin CamLy Registrar of Deeds $i0v00 527 Date 11 April, 1978 Signature \ Sa f^' li in ’’ t|i:. 11 rS 'J i'- 4;<in Of</&i/4^H !6-4^-7ZC ')o f ^ ' T* ♦ ' IVf // t 1 J Walking paths may be maintained within tdie Wildlife Sanctuary providing that the maintenance does not materially interfere wit.h the natural growth of that area. 7\ny planting, trirruning, pruning or removal of plant life within the area requires approval of the Architectural Coimnittee. It is the intention of the Declarants herein that Lots B and C be forever dedicated to the uses of a Wildlife Sanctuary as described herein, and in the event that the combined ownr»rs of Partenwood should at any time divert Lots B and C to any other use than that provided for herein, then such lots shall revert to the Village of Orono to be held by the Village as a public area devoted to a Wildlife Sanctuary in accordance with these conditions and restrictions. Covenants and Restrictions of Out-Lot A, It is intended that Out-Lot A shall be owned by the owners of Lots One (1) and Two (2) of Block Three (3) of Partenwood. It is intended that the owner of Lots One (1) and T'vo (2) of Block Three (3) of Partenwood shall each have an undivided interest in Out-Lot A. The purpose of Out-Lot A is for the sole reason of pro viding a place for those two lots to have lake access and to maintain a dock for the pleasure and recreation of the owners of those two lots. Out-Lot A, therefore, may be used only by the owners of Lots One (1) and Two (2) of Block Three (3) and the use and enjoyment shall be subject to the following conditions, restrictions, limitations and covenants: A.There shall be no launching of power boats, pontoon boats or power craft, of any kind, from Out-Lot A. B.There shall be no docks erected or maintained within twenty feet of either side of Out-Lot A. C.There shall be no structures of any kind erected on Out-Lot A and this includes but is not limited to boat houses, on shore docking facilities, guest houses, and fish houses. Landscaping shall not be allowed without the approval of the Architectural Committee. D.There shall be no parking of vehicles of any kind on Out-Lot A. E.Out-Lot A shall not be used for any use or activity which is not compatable with the other lots in the PartcM-iwood area.* The docks erected or maintained on Out-Lot A may be used only by the owners or the - 13 - f ' < f/' o o occ\ip.ints in residence of Lots One (1) and Tv;o (2) of Block Throe (3), Pnrtcnwood Addition, and such docks or facilitios for docking inay not under any ci rcu;nst ancos )^e used, loaned oc r.ado available to any boats owned by or U5;ed by any other persons other than those who are either the owners of or in residence at Lots One (1) and Two (2) , Block Tliree (3), Partenwood Addition. IJ F.There shall not, at any tine, be kept at Out-Lot A iTiore tlian two watercraft by any one owner or resident, and no w’atercraft, of any kind, in excess of twenty- three (23) feet in length shall be moored, stored, or kept at the dock maintained on Out-Lot A. G.It is also intended that all of the other conditions, restrictions, and limitations with respect to type, placement, and color of docks, boats, watercraft*, shall a]>ply to Out-Lot A the same as they apply to allother lots in the Partenwood Addition; except that, in the case of conflict the provisions of this Section IV shall prevail. H, A small sign designating Out-Lot A as private property shall be permitted upon said property. It is the overriding intention of the declarants herein that Out-Lot A is intended to serve the purpose of pro viding lake access for the owner or resident of Lots One (1) and Two (2), Block Three (3) of Partenwood Addition, and that any use of Out-Lot A must be consistent with the residential character of the Partenwood area, and it is intended that the use of Out-Lot A shall be a more re strictive use than that available to the other lots with in the area. It^is also intended that Out-Lot A shall forever be kept, maintained and used only for the purposes outlined here in. Any violation of the provisions, conditions, or re- strictions contained herein shall warrant the declarants or any other lot owner to apply to any court of law or equity having jurisdiction thereof for an injunction or proper relief in order to enforce same in the court, and, in its descretion, may aw’ard the plaintiff his court costs and reasonable attorneys fees. No delay on the part of the declarants or any other person in the exercising of any right, power or remedy contained herein shall be con strued as a waiver thereof or an acquiescence therein. Various rights and remedies of all persons hereunder shall be cumulative and the declarants or any other property owner may use any or all of said rights without in any way affecting the ability of the declarant or any other pro perty owner to use or rely upon or enforce any other right - 14 - i o 13 {^..7/ P . . • — ' > t-i X j ... ••• •' Q^ j) iiiif*; i .:;. ; • • . • . . • . •;••.:• *. • • • • v'* • • • •"AS: -t?'- ^ 'iX cT S’lrvDv :*-r C-!or-c Ti. Jor.nacn in Ciitlot A, ?art>invc'od Henrepir: Co ’‘4r.t.y^ Mlnnejota O QOO 1 ♦ » .! -> : ' ;X V»r*4. of O m^Io ^ a / . V- b <1 •, ♦ . ^ . ' ♦ - ’ / i: vx. ■ _ JSi / » • N • • .r ^ L » ► - rr'/ ^ • • . •. , V*- vJ X-t1 ■ t ' • - V \ -.: * k. • • . V \ . . .• ,vi • T * ■♦•■; • t_ r ^ »* ’ •. t • • - . . 1 ' • • — • — —. ; ♦ - . V v . > / ^ ' - * ‘ V * • ^ 'i lx • • • k > i*•• • .'r-'< •. ► ♦ • f ■‘prlt''. •« I < .* o^^z> i>oc *r < •V % Cdrtlflcate of* Sunroy: I herebj' certify that tbi? is a trt:o and correct represontaticn of a surrey of the boundaries cf that part of lying of the follcvdnt’-dcscribed line: Conaaencing at the lntercec;.*cn of th« righ-t-cf-vay line of Part;5r:wood Head vith the horth line of said outlet; thence on an assured bearing of Sast along Said ?k>rth lira a distance of 68 feet to the ooint of terin— nlng of the lino being described; thonce South 25® ^st a distance 1^»^ feet; thence South 4o° riact to the Southeasterly line of said outlet, and there ending. It does not purport to show innreve- XGnts or encrCac^irji^nts • ^ • • •. ’’h w ;V . . ‘ • .;•. ' . . ;y.i . V * ' ■ ‘ ►.* . * f .• • • « r rr ^ * / • \ f-! ■ •t' * ' • *••:.y > •• “ t •* * a ^ •• ,.: 4 • a 4 * • * .% *Av*■ ii A.*. J.;*.« • :-vV* i • e ♦ • • . •* **u-‘ :•• , • “ • . WV ^ «M •• i . ^ s.• «> • • •« » ... •' t J • •• •* • Scale: Date : o : 1" = 50* 8-27-75 Iron siarkor Cordon H. CofHn Lax^ti Surveyor ard Hlannar Long laie^ iMlnnaaota • V:> *. . . . “ ^ . * T • • « ; : • a k • • ». ■■ •* ♦ . • • •* II I nfcrJvi ^nfiiliUTiili fr _ T _,■ rAU-Xt-t . .. i• • • • • * In l'-, ’I V - ~r- - L ..JU ______ 1... -/ ; i: i - • / * ; f -* ’* tl*. *’**^'f ^ I • .A ' • » ; ■'■ '■ / !’ r ‘ •*•! ■ f i- ;•! ■• • • • }^' J / .-f*i / : • •' •> : .* • .*H • fl 1 ■ -ir. '- J ' f ;*. .•: :/, M • "• I ^ -------'^'3''^’ “ : . M •< ■ ' ; / J 1 *-'r'ri. - ^ • I .* » < id -n^ '^-u f •' /• 5.' . -II * ^ A>* ’l * / ; ’••.;■> i ‘. |4i-' ’•■''•’! t-it %'••■• , • '•*1 3d-.. terf L:/h/U.-i r» .•, I. • • • « ! J t .. ------------------ .#• I. ^ . *v » » . • • .. . • • • / ’O * ^1 •••^ J • • • A ru"iiMW^ iVT / -S' ■ .vr t: • u. D .u- i- r-.-t . s. X.'*'.I;;:!>:■ ; .• • • • .!. '-'•"‘.kX i Si O O O <u) O TO:planning Commission and Council FROM:. A. P. Olson, Village Planner DATE: April 20, 1978 RE:David Butler, 4685 North Shore Drive Variance 34.452 The applicant proposes to expand his existing house over onto the adjacent lot which he has just (is going to?) purchase. A variance was granted on November 22, 1976 for an addition to the existing house, which addition has not yet been completed. The total property is 27,600 sq. ft. or .63 acre. All setbacks are met except front yard where 27.5 ft. is proposed vs. 35 ft. required. This setback is to a platted undeveloped alley. Staff recommends variance approval. , I ' mum cmr 0? 0R3O 13 srd V; lA'.tfiai 0? ?J<07<^Al Cor pro^.srW) I • X 0 ^ t^fAscis fio/fh.'^Ji^rjs •#4382 n e/is AiVLICAVr - 0‘\O.^.I.-.B'tfleC__________ RKine ti‘JJ. -i3SS< A.^4,«S SAorc_ AliTIZZZ aCvHR ^ P]-r>: Tj T3 of RHQllF.ST ___Ccoditional Us3 u^^V?.f5.vice ___Kct3ar)c!s Varii^rica . Riprap 7U. ^5/2 A_ _________________*.. Address .3 I PDR OFF IC LAX US.? Cf>XY Ccv incil A-ction Present Zoning_____ Present Use Zoning Cnivnaoce St-ction Relating to P^^.vest fu.xci »• *"■ ^ ^ * Ordinance Recniircronts Date__ Approved jronied I_____m Explain Request Relative to Ro^irecerits Extent of Ncsi-ccnfonnity « • ir^hips to Property ^our reascns for requesting this Variance or Coakitional Use Peroiit ----♦ Z/4^ t u^-X^ ^ 9 A*/>nA^ Jt klt^ MA^RLAL KECESS.ARf K)R OOr-PI^iE APPLICATiaS O'iist be submitted 1 voelc prior to Council ^fe3ting) { i 1. ACTlication conpleted 2. Plat Tfep Section 3. 5^K-ey (Sketch in proposal) Certified Property Ouner's List of c7-.7;srs v.ithin .(3-30 f-U) (150 ft.) - irom Hennepin Ccxinty Registrar~bf— Deeds 5. $i0.00 Dee Date Siyiature \ •4^ ___ • « p», m »l •• ^ (0)0 0 .i/ • I i /a/" tq x/“, ^l?%r<»fV.'^T-j, « 4>i r . ' • { C^AUS I*«t^’-c.^» if ^ • h * TO: KiO?.!: miE: SUK7HCT: Vi'. R. P<!nson, City Ad’ninistmtor u rjr > A. P. Olson, Asst. Zoning Administrator // f 4.). o Jl October 26, 1976 David Rutler - 4685 N’orth Sliorc Drive Variance - Lot Area and Lot Iv’idth Tlic applicant proposes to add a two bedroom, single story addition to the existing dwelling on tliis property. 'Flic existing building and the proposed addition meet all the required setbacks including the lakcshore setback. Tlic location docs not appear to conflict with any neighbor's vidvs of the lake. The variances requested are for lot area (16,800 sq. ft. actual vs. 43,560 sq. ft. required = 26,760 sq. ft. variance, 61%) and lot width (110 ft. actual vs. 140 ft. required » 30 ft. v^ariance, 21%). PLANNING COf.lISSION MLETING - NoveiAer 15, 1976 Recoimended approval of variances because of configuration of lot and no additional land is available and proposed addition would meet required lot line setbacks. COUNCIL fCETING - November 22, 1976 Approved variances as per Planning Commission findings. 1-^ ! b 4 ' r.-. Plat of fJurvoy for rttvifj J. rh)tl«r in liOty t TonVavlnv/ G^jriiono Hfjnnnpin Co’.jnty, Kinronot* Q J) © Cftrllficnto of Turvoy: I h»T<*hy rortify t‘mt this is ar. i rorrort rmropentatlon •V aur'vay of tha toiaic^nrias of t-hot. pnrt of Lot. 7B, Tonkavlaw Cariora, Hrnnnpin Hounty, Minn., dea- rrlN>d na fnllow.n; Poylnnln^ at a nolrt in tha Korth llr.a of paid Lot 79, wMc-r point i** '1 feet P-art^riv frrsi the ?<crthu«nt ''rrr..»r of paM lot; thence f>ot»thv;c.it»--rlV In n Mtrni^rht lino to a pf^'int on tho rhrro of Late Mlt.r.otonka dla- tant 7/.,Sfi feet r.outhoaotorlv roppurod alone the ahero ba«^ lak-» from tho So’-thwast corner of paid Ir/t 7fl; thence fontheaptorly alone the r.y.cro of said lnJ;e 74.feet to the Sonthei'.sterly comer of paid lot; naid le.et named corner also hn\ng tho no.ot Southerly oerrer of raid Lot 79: thenre Northeaat- erly aloni; the Southoentorl” lln" of raid lot a dlptar.ee of 74^ feet to tno nost Baeterly comer of nnld lot; thence horthi.<»r.terly nlonr th.o forth.'npterly ard northerly llm-a of paid lot n dist^.n^'o o?' 17'. ‘ ''•>et to the point of l’»»iflnning, tho location of all oxlatlne l.ti’lilnco tVnvriT.,, tho or'o;>o.,ed lr>'*atlcn of a pjr)poaed addition. It doea not purport to pho.; o»„Se** 1 njr»rove-Tr>ntp or en'Tosoh- nents. For pur:x5oer> of this purvey, tho di'-4ta:ic«fi In the vioprriotlon to bo CDttirured olonf? tho ahoro hwo l»*on narunc 1 t-» he llrtarrf>p rnoastirod alone the purveyor's traverse lin" baeV fr.'jm the nh.or«, *ie Scale : Date t o t I** r *;0' 10-19-76 Iron fT.arVer ohouri on :i‘tl(i ^ Gorton H. roffln T,end •*»ur’.'U''or end Planner Ix>n ,e La 're, Ml nne po t a kJTk. ------d> !L A.a-*-A ir‘ '’lot >'*' ''UT“-’QV '^r i ?!''*■ ’• ♦ft ‘T.<v“ * n V.t , 'oi'.V •■If ’ '« •r'fn:; I '!. T‘.» ;*ir> ^r>*‘- •. ’ '*»t.• M. r;ii-^9 •i <■ ' 1 r > fm A«'%4’inO • % Hrrciint. 1 ? 41^cnt in^ tou^ ^0>'«4 ’ if '’•tM *'J' a**> •* ** Cur’.'*--. : I h^r'jl/y rf*rtl» v t* * t ..»<(, <n t. tr*-^ *n.* f*n*T''*'*t ri*:.r '*!'r.l*.t inn n rurvftv <^r fht> "'*T*: m; •'t './>t‘. \ '''’rt”'• *c’f , .nn*! ♦'',v Infitinr nr-''r«'f rV.in." h'“*.*,*'''*if •*, ’t ■'/''■-r- ••..r'v-r* to photi Ir nr''’ C nnt.s or rtrc rnnrhr£*rtn. oraloj Tat® : 1".- *>C« Imri (.YirVer r,o\^nr, !•. Co ' •r r. ,//^, ^'>'.4 l/'.nrf 8um*»fyor .ir.rl l-.» t *r !>‘'nr: Tv»Vro, > ini r***' tt 9. ’ ’ ^ ^on ctrV.'iriVJ crc «« I t f W-i^ ^ w - w w jV-,Q Oif f/.J O l<C;i) DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE A-603 GOVERNMENT CENTER %ndtr:c rvr- MINNEAPOLIS, MN 55487 if r,'--.d>t^ onih* L ( 50 Fr PROPERTY OWNERS LIST NAME , L.><?/L <‘:rc ^ ■Ls^P'tS. P. t ow/i-d c_ ^..rc vs. ^ _ J/j u ADDRESS SirP-QOI^T 4 W»^ pL.r^-r 4 Z OO O D/f/VAJ / i A. M<- yt.~/^ -16 5o Ajc v/y<r,.-G D f M/V 5^JC^ I {5»i rry Hr^JKiBiA^ 4c 41 Ti-*A. <^V/t /'i yci fj ^ 5W< V <5 /'^A/ .5 ^ tk3nr;1t.p rtcof'Ji c' f'3 K.'nn. Cc. Flr.anC* t.. i-.c fc.s. oJ ray Kir.»i«o»* aril tciivf. Hw;.n. Co. fif>4M4 WvW3« \ .-^f^/^OO .. i ?EfcttTPTf oir KL-U^->D^5> PiTNR.IS P/i^r o/= /.o r 4- L,urs I 4 Z. B c _K I t-o r i, I i 2. C3CK *<1- L-o r <2 4 3^ jPAiiT o^ xp r 1 SE(^>3rg:/seD l.<=ia/o ^uf^wpw kJo. loy>c Pl^t 43J3Z. EicH/9e£> P N,c/f M^£(ua/ jE. . ih Pcc/^ I £CA;m2_^:?AhjOO_ f f>r^^e Mok ^n £ C f> C/^?>C /•/. Bnryr^/ ^A£Z^4.___ pc^AyA//^ ^. /v\ /r ALBC> ajo . p>A, 3^Jc 4-#wt?t-'>cA, />?V. // Plat^ 433/^0 /i7.^ /?i3. T p: ^clx TisBcr LOT BLK. PARCEL 3 4- P rc J 5 3 3 3oq PIV)51 q O 0>" L-QT \ZX-Ke^T ftiiorj 5e.ci.J T 117 Pf sr <>o/>or Ccv^o C C A-/V), k J'/J S^Jc ^ $eB ATTflCA/e'O 5P/0 R Z.3 Pr o^ &Ovf A-Of z. t'O A-OiT 20^ .Jc'ao. or tor(4 sr Hr. /2/pk PI ^AeoeMs R.AT 43500 .t < fj Ct' i r p?'./Ajr ^OU a JD, MW 5534.4^ ) Sc"*^ IP rn fwiti f-’<£ > V- ./'•'lAJ i .55 ^/<r? f 3 5 W’t'a ,— r- t'l) /9>0/ '/743^ />QyO' >5.5 ''Y 7/2 5 /C CO <L <1 ✓x/c ^<A\_ f r^AJ Sbi b/ic'iO P. ^cructS. ijayr* _7—.<r?'^........ Lo_;rs___7^.4. /3 74- Lo r^. 73 <f 75 x:*Z> _______________________7Z f t c >J=^ Lot 7S i^YAA/0 Ely \ ^TC. (£)7000 7100 ^ o rv il ^^3 u TO:File FROM:Michael P. Gaffx'on DATE:April 28, 1978 SUBJECT: Preliminary Septic & Soils Evaluation of Proposed Konerza Building Site, 245 Tonka Avenue On April 25, 1978, I met with Jim Anderson of the Soil Conserva tion Service. A soil boring made on the above property revealed black sandy clay muck to a depth of about eight inches and very sticky brown cl?y below it to a depth of at least 16 inches. I was ahlt'’ to roll a clay ribbon about eight inches long and *5 inch diameter. This generally indicates a percolatic rate over 60 minutes per inch, thus requiring a mound or other alter nate sewage system. The water table was located at about 8-12 inches below the surface. The general soils map of Orono shows Kilkenny and Hamel soils on the site, both of which are considered unsuitable for standard systems. hfy recommendation is that before this lot is approved as a building site the applicant should demonstrate that a mound system can be located on the site within the code requirements. The soils and topography of this lot make it a very questionable site for effective sewage treatment. :J Mi i TO: File FROM: Mike Gaffron Date: May 4, 1978 RE:Dennis Holinquist, 135 Turnham Rd. Variances - Lot area and width Wetlands occur in very northwest tip of the subject lot. Area, delineated from maps appears to be less than 100 sq. ft. Building Permits on adjacent lots: 125 Turnham Rd. #1067 3-10-61 Parcel 3340 (west of subj. parcel) 145 Turnham Rd. #1090 5-22-61 #1300 3-19-63 1 i •v ^i.'