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HomeMy WebLinkAbout09-20-1976 Planning Packetf kVvi. •• * • • •'* '••-I*, r — “ '‘X j AGENDA PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 20, 1976 OROtNO CITY IL\LL - 7:30 P.M. I. CURRE^^^ ITEMS A. Action Items 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. Call to Order #162 • Public Hearing - 7:30 p.m. Holiday Station Stores - 3340 Shoreline Drive Cwiditional Use Permit - Service Station in B-1 Zone Variance - Maximum 2 Stations Per Intersection #170 - Public Hearing - 7:45 p.m. Tom Ryan - 1060 Tonkawa Road Subdivision (Preliminary) #172 - Pii)lic Hearing - 8:00 p.m. Hugh Harrison - 1305 Sixth Avenue N. Subdivision (Preliminary) Minutes of Regular Meeting of September 7, 1976 #154 - Park Gun Club - 3660 Sixth Avenue N. Conditional Use Permit - Review of Fjcisting Operation Previously Tabled #164 - Robert Johnson - 1121 Elmwood Avenue Variance - Lot Area ^ Width #174 - Charles Farley - 2700 Casco Point Road Variance - Side Lot Setback UiCD Dock Policy 5 Regulations - Review and Comnent (Re: Extending Moratorium) Platting Ordinance - Review and Recommendations Metro Council Land Planning Act - Review and Recommendations Accessory Buildings - Review B. Work Session Items 1. #177 2. #178 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. #179 #180 #181 #182 #183 4 : G. Raymond 5 Ruth Wolf - 2925 Casco Point Road Variance - Side Yard Setback 0. Nelson - 4099 Highwood Road Variance - Replace Existing 20' x 20* Garage With 20' X 22' Garage - Side ft Street .Setback Ken Heroux - 4445 North Shore Drive Variance - Expand Existing Residence On Substandard Lot Terry Olson - 3640 Baysi^ Road Variance - Expand Existing Dwelling - Encroaching Front Lot Line Phil Jansen - 1085 S. Brown Road Variance - Side Yard Ed Lehman - 3527 Shoreline Drive Subdivision (Preliminary) - Schedule Public Hearing Long Lake Blvd. Fire Lane Usage - 1535-1545 Long Lake Blvd. Review f, Recommend - Schedule Public Hearing r* Agenda - September 20, 1976 Page 2 C. Incomplete Items 1. #175 2, #176 ^fichael Cloutier - 3120 Sixth Avenue N. Subdivision (Preliminary) - Public Hearing 10-4-76 Van Eeckhout Building Corporation - 400 Old Crystal Bay Road Subdivision (Preliminary) - Public Hearing 10-4-76 II. COMPLETED ITEMS FOR COUNCIL A. Completed Items 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. #156 #147 #161 #163 #168 #109 #114 #171 #173 #145 Klaus Becker - 511 N. Femdale Subdivision (Preliminary) - Reversed Decision William Wear - 2220 Wayzata Boulevard Conditional Use Permit (Service Station)- Concurred Frank Slawson - 3580 North Shore Drive Variance - Lot Area § Width - Concurred Harry Skrypec - 3675 North Shore Drive Riprap - Concurred Bruce Garlock - 1179 Elmwood Avaiue Variance - Accessory Structure With No ^felin Building - Ccmcurred 315 East Grant Corporation • 3340 Shoreline Drive Subdivision (Final Plat) - Concurred Kem Hoppe, Etal - 2608 5 2610 Mapleridge Lot Rearranganent (Final Plat) - Concurred David Steward - 630 Park Lane Variance - Side Lot Setback - Concurred Lawrence Beno - 3818 North Shore Drive Foster Home - Approved Without Public Hearing Robert Niidiel - 3175 Sixth Avenue N. Subdivision (Preliminary) - Apnroved B. Incomplete I terns 1. #140 - Charles Velie (Dave Nitz) Subdivision (PreliminanO - 2905 Fox Street - Drainage Plans I ' ■ I « .VI..-- - V JP-FoR PLAAJA//A/& <LOM^ of - ' . % L_ O A G i: N D A rLV\?;iNG COfllSSION MliirriNG of SEITOIBER 20» 1976 ORQWn criT ilUL - 7:30 P.M. I. CURRfL'.T ITOLS A. Action Items 1. 7 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. U. 12. Qill to Order #162 - Public Hearing - 7:30 p.ni. Holiday Station Stores - 3340 Shoreline Drive Conditional Use Permit - Service Station in R-1 Zone Variance - Maxiimnn 2 Stations Per Intersection #170 - lAjblic Hearing - 7;45 p.ni. Tom Rvan - 1060 Tonkawa Road Subdivision (Preliminary) #172 - Pulilic Hearing - 8:00 p.m. Hugh Harrison - 1305 Sixth Avenue N. Subdivision (Prcliminarv) Minutes of Regular Meeting of September 7, 1976 #154 - Park Gun Club - 3660 Sixtli Avenue .N. Conditional Use Permit - Review of llxisting Operation Previously Tabled #164 - Roliert Jolmson - 1121 Elmwood Avenue Variance - Lot .Area 6 Width #174 - Charles Farley - 2700 Casco Point Road Varitince - Side Lot Setback LMCD Dock Policy f. Regulations - Review and Conment (Re: Extending Kioratorium) Platting Ordinance - Review and Reccmimendations Metro Council Land Planning Act - Review and Recommendations Accessory Buildings - Review B. Work Session IteThs 1. #177 2. #178 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. #179 #180 #181 #182 #183 G, Ra\mond 5 Ruth Wolf - 2925 Casco Point Road Variance - Side Yard Setback 0. .N’elson - 4099 Highwood Road Variance - Replace Existing 20' x 20' Garage With 20' X 22' Garage - Side 6 Street Setback Ken Heroux - 4445 North Shore Drive Variance - Fjcpand Ejcisting Residence On Substandard Lot Terry Olson - 3640 Bayside Road Variance - Expand Existing Dwelling - Encroadiing Front Ix)t Line Phil Jansen - 1085 S. Brown Road Variance - Side Yard Ed Lehman - 3527 Shoreline Drive Su})division (Preliminary) - Scliedule Public Hearing Long Lake Plvd. Fire Lane Usage - 1535-1545 Long Lake Blvd. Review fi Recommend - Schedule Public Hearing 1.#156 M •#147 #161 4.#163 5.#168 6.#109 7.#114 8.#171 9.#173 10.#145 TO: FP.fTI: DATIi: su'ur.cr: 1nick Benson. Citv .•Vlninistrater Hank Zoninr Administrator August 12, 1D"() iloliclny Station Stim’s (B. rad ley Stciiman) - 3!S4() Shoreline Hrive Conditional Use Pemit - JV-'r\'ice Station in IM Zone Variojicc - M.Lxinin of 2 Service Stations Per Intersection Thi ‘A nroiXTtv is located on the northeast quadnmt of the intersection of Coimtv Roads 15 and 10, currently occunied hv a 'lexaco Station. Ine .lanning Comnission recently concentuallv aunroved a Burger King nroposal made ev . rxin Lambin subject to several conditions. line of the conditions ivns to i-csoi.-c nnv nroMens timt ,k-^2^ nf traffic conscstion at t!ic intersection of l.osinty ".nails IS ami IP. Lie sii j-ct ingress and egress will have to be c.learcil tlirough the Lount>. Beside^ the Conditional Use Pennit annroval, the nmposal also ream res a variance from Ordinance Section ^58.510 which limits the nimiber stations for :m interseclinn. To remove the existing stnlion and coir,tmet . ^ new facility would constitute a new proposal and, therelorc, rcuuirc i \ari.incc from Oyilinance i*A8.510. PLVT,'!:;'* co'r:issM.\‘ -r-irnNC, - \iuMmt i<s iP7n A Pu!)lic Hearing was scheduled for .‘k.*eteini^er 2P, iP'h, at 7:3'^ o.m. COUNCIL fCETlNG - Augu.st 23, 1976 Council advised of proposed plans and scheduled Public Hearing. Staff directed tSe pki^Ssal Ld any adverse traffic conditions or esthetic con- siderations. 1 • %juWi M I W*Ci ^ o Dick Penson. City Administrator Hank Muhich, Zoning Administrator DATC;Septcml^r 16, 1976 SUlUi:CT:Tom Ryan - 1060 Tonkawa Road Subdivision (Preliminary) TO; FPOM: DATE; SUB.n-CT: O ^ Dick lk*nson, City Aciministrator Hank Muhich, Zoninj* Administrator September 16, 1976 Hugh Harrison - 1505 Sixth Avenue N. Subdivision (Preliminary) i if* ^ Mr Harrison has submitted the enclosed subdivision proposal. Oic entire original parcel is 42.7 acres in area. 'Hie proposal consists of splitting off 8 acres which would renuiin as the site for the existing dwelling, lue remaining 34.7 acres would be left as the site for a new home. Hie access to the new liouse would branch off the existing private driveway. Tliis division is not too coiiplex so detailed surveys were not rc(|uirod. ^Ir. Harrison assures ne all setback re(iuirencnts will be met. Ve would have to have a survey of that area before \>io could issue a !»uildine perrut, !;owcver, as we would have to confirm those setbacks. A Park Dedication Fee of $500 ($250 per lot) would be forthcoming. MINUTES OF A PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING. HELD AUGUST 16, 1976 - PAGE 3 The Zoning Administrator again reminded the Coimission of the County’s ccncem of the proposed access to this sub­ division. After some discussion. Hannah moved, Woolley seconded, to grant ^roval of this subdivision subject to a park dedication fee, approving solely the subdivision as stated, being cognizant of the letter from Donald Muxphy of Hennepin County, and that any concepltial approval or reasonable solution of this condition by the County should come back to the Planning Conmission. Motion - Ayes (5), Nays (0). ROBERT NllCm 3175 SIXTH AVENUE N. SUBDIVISION (PRELIMINARY) Member McDonald once again expressed her concern of the heavy amount of traffic that would be driving in and out of this mini mart. Wear stated that traffic was his busiiiess. He also told the Planning Corardssion that he had contacted the State Highway Department, and they did not feel there would be any traffic problem at this location. After some discussion, ^kDonald moved. Hake seconded, to table tliis application until the next meeting in order for Mr-. Wear to obtain a written I'eport from the State Highway Department on their view of the traffic situation. The public hearing would be continued to tliat time. Motion - Ayes (5), Nays (0). WILLIAM WEAR 2260 WAYZATA BOULEVARD CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT (SERVICE STATION) Councilman Noiman Paurus was in attendance at this meeting to inform the Commission of the action that was taking place on the following items: Gray’s Bay Dam - Project was started three years ago. A control dam near the freeway in Minnetonka had been considered. A major concern was who would control it for the flood in the spring and the drought in the fall. The new dam will be located down stream from j.'.o existing dam. Tanager Bridre - Mayor Searles, Dick Benson and Norman Paurus met with the County. Their plans are for a 36’ bridge which would consist of two 12' lanes and tv;o 6’ bike lanes. The southeasterly portion of the bridge would be in the same location. The north\\?esterly portion of the bridge would be moved someidiat which would cause cutting into the landscape. This would be kept to a minimum. Mng Route - The County would like to get into straighten ing out #110 before tlie City does anything on #19. The County's plans are north on #110, east on County Road 6 a year or two later. The City would support this. NOIMAN PAURUS GRAY’S BAY DAM TANAGER BRIDGE RING ROJIE lIL.VrES OF A P]fG COMMISSION MEETING HELD AU(^ 16, 1976 - PAGE 6 [NARY) \RD 4IT Dave Williams, a neiglibor, stated that this home has been imder construction for about one year. He understood that they had some probl«ns, and he did feel that they were trying to improve their property. However, he was wonder­ ing if they could make some effort to clean up the back part of the house. Among other things, he mentioned several cars and boats that were stored on their property. Mrs. Benedict was present and explained tliat they were storing the boats for a friend of their son’s until he could make arrangements to store them elsewhere. Her husband does have a couple of cars which he uses for spare parts. Because of the high cost of having garbage hauled away, they did accumulate a variety of different items of trash until they had enou^ for one load. Hake moved, Hosfield seconded, to recommend approval of this non-conforming lot size for the proposed addition based iq>on the fact that the lot area cannot be expanded, no setback variance is required, area is sewered, property owners tear down non-conforming garage prior to obtaining a building permit and that the owners make an effort to improAO the appearance on the outside of the house. ^fotion - Ayes (5), Nays (0). R.CBERT BENEDICT 1580 REST POINT ROAD (continued) Because this is a renewal of an expired variance. Hake moved, Hosfield seconded, to reccxnmend approval of this variance based on t’.ie same conditions mentioned in the minutes of the July 28, 1975, meeting. Motion - Ayes (5), Nays (0). ROBERT BIRKELAND 4500 NORTH SHORE DRIVE VARIANCE - LOT AREA The Zoning Administrator informed the Planning Commission that Medina had decided to cancel the meeting between the two Villages. Someone from the Medina Commission had come into the Village Office to pick iq) minutes on our Planning Commission and Council meetings. They felt that Orono was in agreement with Medina on this proposed Vo-Tech School. The Medina Planning Commission will be sending the minutes of their meetings to Orono. All Planning Commission members present were opposed to the Hennepin County Vo- Tech proposal. HENNEPIN COUNTY VO-TECH 2950 SIXTH AVENUE N. SCHEDULE MEETING WITH MEDINA PLANNING CCMIISSION Hannah moved, McDonald seconded, to schedule a Public Hearing for September 20, 1976, at 7:30 p.m. regarding the conditional use permit and variance application of Holiday Station Stores at 3340 Shoreline Drive, ^fotion - Ayes (5^ Kays (0). HOLIDAY STATION STORES 3340 SHORELINE DRIVE CCNDITICWAL USE PERMIT § VARIANCE Hann^ moved, Hosfield seconded, to schedule a Public Hearing for fepteirber 20, 1976, at 7:45 p.m. regarding tlie subdivision application of Thomas Ryan for property located at 1060 Tonkawa Road. Motion - A)es (5), Nays (0) THOMAS RYAN 1060 TONKAJVA ROAD SUBDIVISION (PRELIMINARY) #1 V.*J# TC. FRCM; Dick Benson, City Administrator "• • j;*’ f’4 Hank Ntuliich, Zoning* Administrator DATH:July 29, 1976 SUBJKCf:Park Gun Club, Inc. - 3660 Sixth Avenue N, Conditionai Use Permit - Rexdew of lixisting Operation The Park Gun Club is requesting approval to continue their present o{H*ration. This request requires a Conditional Use Permit. We’ve recently received several complaints about the operation from nearby residents so Council might review and reconsider this rctjuest before extend­ ing this permit. Ibe complaints include maintenance, days and hours of operation, and extent of operation. I am enclosing a copy of the ordiru'ince regulating the operation. We might consider adding a few conditions in order to eliminate any further conqilaints PIAN’>:T.\G QTMISSION’ >0J:T1aG - August 16, 1970 Fonner Orono Policeman Ped Daniels was present at the rceting to express his concenr and complaint about the inconsistcnc>' in the hours and days in whidi members are allowed to shoot. No one from the Pari: Gun Club was in attendance to present their application. Tliis matter was tabled until the next rm'cting. Ihe Planning Comission asked staff to send a letter to the Park Gun Club rc<uicsting tliat a representative apwar suggesting that it is to their a-lvantagc to present their own case for approval of tlieir conditional use permit. PLANNING CGM^nsSION MELTING - September 7, 1976 Tabled so Gun Club could submit in writing days and hours of operation, and a site plan showing practical j^ysical sound barrier that might be installed (planting, benns, fences, etc.). Suggested to rtr. Daniels that he notiiy any other objecting neighbors of the next Planning Coinnission meeting wlien this request would again be up for caisideration. Staff - September 16, 1970 No additional data has been submitted as of this date. t m m pa/ih Guh CUU)-, 0*!c. LONG LAKE, MINNESOTA mlilr#^ reply to olirfitlon of the wfltrr M- -i # 1 PSBH^ <lJ rrotx>3ed Ccp .'^IhI j of 3';Ootir.r Dn^'in rind dours for 3.V77 A, Janur.r:' thi-a April - All r>’Jidayr. fro:r. 1:00 to 5:00 P.I.. (1 racMc-3 aad ::-3rchandiss) j D. Arril thru Au"uct -10 ^:o■'ku of Lan"U3 Ohootinr:, Tu^r,., V/od., ard TIiurG. iiours: 5:00 to 10:00 r.II, C, Special Sunday Shoots - S-.nday per rionth, April thru Sept, .hours: 1:00 to 5:00 F.r. Spriny S:’.oot 2C0-i:ini rar-^thon lardtational Tear. Trophy Sheet I'cr.b'irship Trophy Sl'.oob Heart iior.v ‘»it''’l F.enef5,b Shoot Kenorial Sor'.efit Shoot Conservation Shoot (■..•etl-rds. Ducks I'nlkdtad, etc.) D. IVrke'-' Shoots and I'ractica - .Sopt. th.ni Dec. 'h^o Sundays p-r month. 1:00' to 5:00 P.r. S, Saturda;,’’ Shoots - One S.''turdny per month, l arch thru h'ovember. :>nirr.: 1:00 to 5:00 ?.vl, Sprinr;: /orkday Sh.oot Sumer /orkdav Shoot Fall '..'orkda’' Shoot 'li'-iini.ny —,P5reams Safety Course Police - Shotyun Cliock a.rd Trainiivy Boy and Girl Scouts - I'erit Badye ';ualifxcat:.on.1 F, Future Possibility If lirktin*^ \/ould be anstallod^ t.io G3-ub rsoiiosts t.’j? >. a Fall Loarue v;ould be ostablislied. On 3 ni^'ht per week, hours: 5j*00 to 3.0:00 P.i:. S::01T r.!’G PUMI FCI .SCU tD SliFiT.lS; 1. Obtain Certified Surva^r of the Clnb ‘n Property. 2, PD.anttree b?.rriers v/h.ere present yeoyraphical conditions peiT.iit, LOIIG .ITCT. FL.\n PCI 0-01:::) SUrFShS: 1. Obtain cstabliGhod expertise in the field of sound i.ufTe.-s. Obtain co.nsult^tion to detemine v/hat action a.nd nothexis cun be utilized to meet acceptable noise ixjlution standards the present land topo graphy of Park Gun ClVib. ^ %• / 7' 74 •■’'^^SkV ^ H>"-» *^ » • * ' ^ T-#«K rr .*^*r f indise) 5:00 P.i: TO: FFIOM: DATF.: Sljail.CT: Dick rjonson, City Aclministrator Hank Muliidi, Zoning Atlnunistrator Aup[nst 12, 1970 RoDert <Toluison - 1121 Flj'ivnoJ Avenue Variance - Lot Area fi L'ulth Required Subject Lot Variance Request Lot Area 4S,56() 2S,90n 17,000 Lot Width 140 ’ 100' 40' :00 p.i:. 5:CO ?.UJ ra: 5*00 \i > W- Lots 4 and 5 arc listed under .Tohn Keller on our nroperty ovvners list, so ?’r. Johnson is probably purchasinj?. this i)roperty throujjh a contract ior deed. Lots 0, 7, 8 and 9 are each individually o\\'ncd. ff possible, I t.oink v<e should trv to resolve ti\is nro!)lerri noiv so w can eliminate any future reciuests for / * variances on exceptionally small lots. At present, the ouner of lots 20, 21, 22 and 23 also ouns lot 6 for lake access; the o\oier of lot 19 ouns lot 8; and tl\e ouner of lot 18 outis lot li. I^t 7 is indivitluallv OHned.# The huf,e trees on the subject lots should be preserx^cil if possible. PLANNING CCM4ISST0N MFinTNG - September 7, 1976 Tabled for more data: (1) Current survey including surv'ey stakes and flags on site to verify actual lot comers in relation to neighboring structures and sewer manholes. (2) Ix)cation of new residence. (3) Contour map (topog) to alleviate possible future problems with runoff drainage, access and sewer line cover. STAFF - September 16, 1976 •No additional data has been submitted as of tliis date. Iis3d opo- ll- a • ;1 r a a T(':Dick Benson, City Administrator #17 ¥m\: DATT-: SUIUHCT: Hank ^tllhich, Zoning Administrator September 2, 1976 Oiarles Farley - 2700 Casco Point !?oad Variance - Addition to residence on non-conforming lot and side yard setback The Farley's are requesting three variances to build an addition to tiieir existing home: (i) lot area from 21,780 sq. ft. to 8,300 sq. ft., (2) lot width from ’00' to 50 ’, and (3) side setback from 10 ’ to 8'. The proposed addition consists of a second story to the existing dwelling. Tlie neighbor ’s iiou^^c to the south is presently located al)out 20’ from this common property 1 ine . This property is sevvered. PLA-^aNG COfflSSION MnndN'G - Septerber 7, 197b Requested applicant submit Imilding elevation plans for making recormendation. STAFF - Sentember 16, 19"6 No additional data has been subinitti'd as of this date. A I MTim m nick Henson, Citv Atiministrator vm\:Hank Muhich, Zoning Administrator DATli:.September 9, 1970 SUBJECT; ?fetro Land Plamiing Act TTie ^fetro Council will soon begin carrying out provisions set forth in ^tandatory Plan Act passed last Legislature. The Metro area, including 7 counties, 139 municipalities, 50 townships, 49 scliool districts, will be issued system statements within the first six months of 1977 starting with 40 in the development fringe area in December or January. Metro Council would like first to hold informal discussions with local goveniments. ^'\n area discussion period has been scheduled to be held in Mound at 7:30 p.m. on September 16, 1976. System statements will be sent to all local governments by July 1, 1977. Grants and loans will be available to carry out the program, ’tiny meetings and workshops will lie scheduled. If the Administrator will be unable to act as liaison between Metro Council and local govenunent, a representative should be named for contact with Mr. Jim liarton of Metro Council. ——~ 0 .y, TO:nick Benson, Citv Administrator Hank ^^llhich,. Zoning Administrator DATI::. Septeml'er lb, 197b SUIiJHCT : Accessory iiuilding Zoning A1 Olson has made several suggestions regarding revisions of our ordinance regulating accessorv' buildings. I believe we could review our current orciinancc, but we should consider possible negative results from too much of a change. I am not opposed to the 1,000 sq. ft. limit as it gives tlie property owner more area to store and screen eciuipni^nt and material wiiich might otherwise result in some\diat of a visual nuisance. aiiMiMiii TO:lienrv’ F. Muliich, Zoning Administrator FROM:A. P. Olson, Asst. Zoning Adniinistrator DA'ni:September 9, 1976 SUBJLCT:Accessory Building Zoning (Oarages) The definition of accessory building u.. .iides buildings with habitable spaces. Current zoning limits the size of residential accessory buildings to 1,000 sq. ft. whidi is also the State Building Code maximum for buildings without frost footing protection. There is no current limit on the number of such accessory buildings located on each lot, except for hardcover density regulations. Set­ back requirements are minimal 10 ft. side and rear (5 ft. rear for other tiian garages). The ablative effect of this is a proliferation of buildings whidi increases effective lot density, especially on many of tlie sii)st.mL'ird lots in already densely developed areas. M>' recommendations are to tighten the regulations involving accessorv' huildings with the intent to minimize the imoact of such buildings on adjoining proper­ ties, to limit tlie effective hardcover density and to stipulate policy for more effective administration. Note: Ample garage sizes are: two car: 24 x 24, 576 sq. ft. three car: 24 x 36, 864 sq. ft. A. Control number and size of accesson' buildings according to actual lot size. 1. 4U • 3. 4. liOt size one-half acre or smaller: maximum one accessory building not to exceed 600 sq. ft. Lot size one-half to two acres: maximum two accessor) buildings, total area of both not to exceed 1,000 sq. it. Lot size larger than two acres: maximum two accessory buildings, area of each not to exceed 1,000 sq. ft. Additional accessory buildings allowed by Conditional Use Permit onlv. B. ContT-ol side and rear'setbacks (front is already adequately controlled) according to actual building bulk. 1. Minimum 10 ft. setback (per existing code) on buildings 600 sq. ft. or smaller. Minimum principal building yard requirement on buildings larger tlian 600 sq. ft. or higher than one stor>'. 0 • C. Control temporary or portable accessory structures (sudi as fish hoiBes and catalog-type storage slieds). 1.Allow one structure of this class in addition to the allowed accessor)' building(s) prc'.'i.ded that it is no larger than 100 sq. ft., is in a side or rear yard, is not within any lake- shore or wetlands conservation area, and is at least 5 ft. from -ny property line. 'J tM-\ Kii^i fl/nuarw o a 2. If a temporary structure exceeds t)\is size, it would be classed as an accessory building subject to those restrictions. D. Control existing non-conforming accessory buildings. 1. ^ • 3. If tlie lot has any existing accessory buildings which arc non- conforming (by reason of size, location, or use), they should be required to be made conforming (by mnving, removal, or alteration) prior to issuance of a building permit for any additional accessory building. Temporary (portable) accessory buildings should all be required to be located in conforming locations witl\in a reasonable amount of time following adoption of these recommendations. (We have many sudi buildings located in front yards, on property lines, and even within the lakeshore conservation areas). Future enforcement of the provisiwis of these recommendations would include consideration of all existing accessory buildings including those erected prior to adoption of these recommenda­ tions. F,. Pntain existing ordinance sections which are already anplicahle including 31.300 - 31.380. 1^ I • *n): FRW: Dick Benson, City Administrator flank NKiliich, Ionin.<» Administrator #177 DATH:September 16, J976 SIJRJMCT:G. Raymond and Ruth Kolf - 2925 Casco Point Road # Variance - Side Yard Setback The applicant is requesting a side yard variance of 5* from the required 10'. lie projx)ses to build the garage 30’ or 35* from the street lot lino and use the existing drive turn around leg as part of the drive. It appears there might be some difficulty in maneuvering tlie car on such a short driveway entry. If the garage were built nearer the house, tlie access to tlic garage would he better. Ilowcv'cr, if the garage is moved back even farther, the garage could be moved five more feet to the north without destroying the existing 24" maple tree. This location would meet all setback requirement s. I nAiillfefc ^ 1 m m CITY OF ORONO, MINNESafA Conditional Use and Variance Applicatioi 7 LOCATICK OF PROPOSAL (or property) A-,,,/ /•!/, Legal Description APPLICANT Name ' Address Cd/'xf /to yh /i Ay>-< V ^cl'A y/ Z<^<^honc ^"^7^ 'Sd^x/3 ' '///-jy— A: . 7^ 7 ,//T i CV TYPE OF REQUF.ST Conditional Use Variance aVNER Name Phone # Address Present Zoning /.Present Use /V'.s Zoning Ordinance Section Relating to Request 3>/ ___IVetlands Variance _ _ Riprap W"'’'- Fee (V FOR OFFICLU USE ONLY Council Action Date Approved Denied Specify Ordinance Requirements >y/.v f't Explain Request Relative to Requirements y... A Tyu / Z t ^'jtK^ y//-/iji. (X /V <7 ^yQ V < ✓<y » /t # 7-^ Extent of Non-conformity Hardships to Property (Your reasons for requesting tliis Variance or Conditional Use Pemit) ^ i i 7 ' ^ '/c ^2L L y ‘ 'y- ■ //^( .i , w-4. >. . (y — i A.' - , X. )i m t t* X y" Zy-2 ±. <' i C' ^ MATERIAL NECESSARY FOR OONPLETT APPLICATION (Must be submitted 1 week prior to Council Meeting) 1. Application conpleted 2. Plat Ntap Section 3. Survey (vSketcli in proposal) 4. Certified Property Owner's List of owners within(ISO ft.) from Hennepin County Registrar of Deeds Date 0 i I % i • V I- > , V !'. N >:s S ■*i vU ‘ ^ > > X V. '<j •-, :s #'S. f> « V . \ \ \L\ '‘V N? •: \ •>' 'C A 4. •4 . Vn ;.V ' ^ s! . O (\«s X ^ ^ V ^ i^ ^ X N. % ? *\ ' V^ ?t ^ «j-« X s. * %‘ *i * • A / / /■• v: A^' 'v' TC?A»'Ayt *% ‘ % f'i #17 f^t V) li V.. *X * r.^\7/r J ^ rrJ>/ 1 .1 . • • > t I 0 K\« 5;- •i \ It < . '-o » K « r* r <, •% 4 »I > • V >X , ^ ••^ u'^ 'a > ^. ' U>'plfJt s' •>■ *V Vi ^ X' ‘ s\'‘ '0 ^v' \ A*0/l L DEPARTMENT OF FINi|CE A-603 GOVERNMENT WTER MINra:APOLIS, MN 55487 PROPERTY OWNERS LIST #177 NAME ADDRESS A DESCRIPTION V .at U'OOV/j BEK.PARCEL . ... J). W.7jj u .G- • V\t5\ \ ,3fl37 0 3v' O '"t /.>i C..:*‘ :i r t ut^M <ri(\A LWc-:>t pavVc^T l<-t ^ o t \o av\l^K3b^^<-Vx.V \i'M Wi wA j: r , I r''‘ i V-Ct ^fS"‘ '►^SE-1'^ 5cA "t IL Wvt ML>h 10^7 <X: iX: i vn .3^2. oAji.? I <S> “) 0. ic\ C<.::4‘:>^ o VL R.A i^ rC'^ ^ I a)LV>:e^\i $‘ )/a LO o» oL'3» TI l4.it|C hc^t: (A \t t MO ('i 5^. I c j Rt'i - ,c oEl'i MC/d ^7 51 ( rVlah ^ , rtv\;jfc.x\4. V^ U W T 40.4.'.' 'iW'l' ■ ' 0>c I .V -r- i \ iPV.\^-> '5. -TA-a, V \AgcA^A1^. A\'^ /ru ' \\ r\Ci\i) A :w\t.'"') • Gl C.,»'j,c o H. P^ • f 3^ -S‘ i ‘ >arcel 1 . TO: FROfl: HAT!-:: Dick Benson, Citv Administrator Hank ^^Jllich, Zoning Administrator September 16, 1976 SURJi:CT: nilis Nelson - 4099 Ilighwood ,.-7 i? ___ "A I or. ic The Nelson's are requesting approval for replacing an existing 20' x 20' garage Kith a new 22' x 20' parage. The old garage is very badly in need of repair. Tlie now stnicturc would he located at tlio same setback points as the existing garage. Tlicrefore, the side seth.ack would be 1.6' and the street setl>ack would be 15.5'. Ti'.e variajices necessan'^ would be 8.4' from 10' side yard and 19.5' from 55’ street setback requirements. This comer of the lot was apparently filled when the existing garage was first built to provide grade access to the garage. Tlie elevation drops quite suddenly on the west and south sides of the garage. Any other location for the new garage would require more fill. The now garage would be a great inprovei ’K'nt to the pronerty without any more c nc road men t. t ■ .1 5e\s O-C: c r’ c c Nc c JIC. > mm -Zo ^^ CITY OF ORONO, MINNESOTA Conditional Use and Variance Application - // 6 /A LOCATION OF PROPOSAL (or prqjerty) Address Legal Description Z/ - i^<^C #17 TYPE OF REQUEST« Conditional Use APPLICANT Name /*•'' /:. / I Phone # V > > Address OWNER Name / /. fX' Variance Wetlands Variance Riprap / .Phone # Address 7'^//y Present Zoning //C //»Present Use Xt' '^4 ^'Vee FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY Council Action Date L Approved Denied ■'^K\ V . Zoning Ordinance Section Relating to Request _ _ _ Specify Ordinance Requirements /g///y ZA/t,. U..- /^/l. .M, m/X7_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ’A.yr^f /*/ ufA^c/: ______C^*!- Ji Z<v./ wf/ix.i 1 > ju’i Explain Request Relative to Requirements 7 c h .' > . ( . ■ V_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _z ■ ‘ -'y * < > ^ y7 Extent of Non-ccaiformity 1 Hardships to Property (Your reasons for requesting this Variance or Conditional Use Pennity /: X 'J'* L 1* t T-^/A X .X ■( ^ X Z< « c ■« ^ ^ /. MATERIAL NECESSARY FOR COMPLETC APPLICATION (Must be submitted 1 week prior to Council Meeting) 1. Application conpleted 2. Plat Map Section 3. Survey (Sketch in proposal) 4. Certified Property Owner's List of owners within S^tk/^BS^ (150 ft.) from Hennepin County Registrar of Deeds 5. $30.00 Fee Date /..?Signature XLv \ < V ^ j, !1 fU I i . I DLPARTMENT OF FIN^E A-603 GOVERNMENT Oi®F.R MINNEAPOLIS, MN SS487 PROPERTY OWNERS LIST / ^ NAME ADDRESS i ( 1 O DESCRIPTION CPl1:>b M:^.-SC5CW ^ K -r \ ^€*76' kv U n ' JC'V t!Y:jC’TA i -r-, ' -r-0 V ^0/79 |4 t <a Fki orVvA ' Oc^^HXAT,>A\Cv > »A II 1 \ uAciX. A t^t. InaWck:^^ -iTk^jw 1-4. ^Vv. i-i Oll\£,l-.^cA^.ov^ 1-.A )a\ci tflo Tfccl ^ OAc- «a L\tOf KwX^V^^.- ^.ct.'i pa M<x i____ clViei'T'Vss ^ I)ct•’''‘.^»^v I l\Ga^A ^lOE> H»<p,V\Wf’cc Ac\. ^Tov 'xi 4k>^ M.> •\ k . i ^ \A . A. f<w''fe*c.CjVAf.r iOL>v^a . 4auanA n\^Y-1vYvin(f* / i4v^3c<gw j LoLg K i /\ <~~j \, dtVv^l^ P<r'h\ t n.C^\r>a'''KAc^‘X. H>ch--‘aa:i. mowrUbGS(.-^| 1 p I » . Rti \ icSc VC cS 0 3- A l2i\rcian near >0^. f) inc^ ;xi c iij\''l '*- ' ^ ■ O 3'7'> -‘^>'5^ CAan I- ’ I I* IV '• ^ mO^ i uii rci |Y\ou I \‘-4 b>'’- -* >ws »4 'H I. C ?Vcihl '. TS\YeJ^>L.> ^ MU\Avc^v^^ c c < i ^ \na. ,k<Y mC*T lA GvV;oe, r^r* ^,tsr-\r'] n\cc.a GraiS*-^ LOT BLK.* PARCEL I '->!'--4 J C‘'-’0(' 1C 1100 t-'icx IZCX j-lcc I 1 I "/-"oC ! ?. 7C C \7)ZO( ! ^/;OC \70CX ! . < . T , 1 M < Ca: >*■' /9cr % V- #179Dick Benson, City Administrator Hank MuJiich, Zoning .\dministrator September 16, 1976 Ken Heroux - 4445 North Shore Drive Variance - Side Yard Tlie Heroux*s are making a new proposal for an addition to their existing liome after Council's denial of tlieir original proposal (#159) consisting of a two-story, three-car garage structure. % The lot requirements in this district are 43,560 sq. ft. area, 140' lot width, and 10' side yard setback. This new proposal would meet the side yard setback requirement, but variances of 18,810 sq. ft. in area and 65' lot width would be necessary. Variances are-required before expan<ling a structure on a sub­ standard lot. I have nothing definite, but it appears some grading wuld be necessary if this addition is to be built. Ihe extent of grading should lie defined. The new proposal consists of a tuck under garage so the existing, non-confoming garage should be removed before any permits would be issued. 1 have one copy of the building plans on file. #1*?C| II QSfiy OF ORCNO, MINNESOTA Conditional Use and Variance Application LOCATION OF PROPOSAL (or property) Address S'/L Cll 'Z 'ii, Legal Description J .. - 3 •/< r~ rv- /A, r. APPLICANT Name / 4 /• //'.V Phone # :>'j •? •/■' Address /vv/v /• / / n .-i v • ,. i/ ////A. A OWNER Naiw //, j Phone # ///y yiv)y >*•-‘.f ’t DateAddress / Present Zoning /_/?-//?_ _ _ _Present Use L Zoning Ordinance Section Relating to Request 7V. H ^ Specify Ordinance Requirements ('■z ], JOo ') ^ ^ i TYPE OF INQUEST Conditional Use Variance Wetlands Variance Riprap 3:''Fee FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY Council Action /^proved Denied f. Explain Request Relative to Requirements r / ^^ 4f Aw, ^ *■/* ><* ^ c / “ / ’ r. y' ' J 1' ^ ' . -» ^y?u<cCi\£^ yivu C^cl \u ' V / . .< ('' r \ , V Extent of Non-confoimity ^ t'’’ .. f.,/*' -c^ L; / c- i /.V. . Hardships to Property (Your r&sons for requesting this Variance or Conditional Use Permit^ .i MATERIAL NECESSARY FOR COMPLETE APPLICATION (Must be submitted 1 week prior to Council Meeting) Application conpleted Plat Map Section Survey (Sketdi in proposal) Date 4. Certified Property Owner's List of7 . owners within (150 ft.) from Hennepin County Registrar of / Deeds 5. $30.00 Fee Signature •/ > ■ 4 •■/ ''K •N; *• # ‘S'* *. . I*it ►vs • . ‘ , 1 * ............. c OdOiteji ^ DicVe. t (a W. LonAmaA '\ PARCEL ooc 9O0(^ 3CC 40CC Sooc leOOC 600C iffCXDC lOlO . ^ r ^ ■) /fV t I TO: Dick Benson, City Administrator PROM: Hank ^!uhich, Zoning Administrator Septem!)cr 16, 1^176 Terry Olson - 3640 Bavside Road Variance > ILxisting Street Setback OATP: SUaJPCT: The Olson’s are r^uesting approval for an addition to an existing non- conforming situation. TTie property is locatea in a 2-acre zoniiiR district. A 50- street setback is requited'. Tl>e cxistins dwelllnR is only 35.R- from the riRht of ray. Iherefore, a variance would be necessary before t>te existinp dvvellinR can be expanded. I would reconwend approval as the addition itself would meet the required 50* setback requirement. 0' m CITY OF ORONO, MIiNNESOTA Conditional Use and Variance Application LOCATION OF PROPOSAL (or property) 1 Address ‘ /c- /.- -/\>' fJ-/- A *). Ugal Description l-T '“/ /iX.// A,.. y APPLICANT Name iSKf-'V ' . 'L ‘.jL Phone # H / 5 'ML ;i C Address OWNER Name "~/rAWv/ Cl-.c,^_______ ' - r jji ■ ."visa / ^ Address , A: ' y A .y Phone #/ ^t ^ I Present Zoning ^ /Z - /4 9 Present Use ^ Zoning Ordinance Section Relating to Request Specify Ordinance Requirements /u^jr /y /' / ^ SOrPE ofteque S*""* Conditional Use / Variance __Wetlands Variance Riprap /A* Fee FOR OFFICLU USE ONLY Council Action Date Approved Denied /.7, Jr/'. Explain Request Relative to Requirements / Extent of Non-conformity c.tj.*rr Hardships to Property (Your reasons for requesting this Variance or Conditional Use Permit) •. f -'i <:>>»»'c. vi»- *f”^ MATERIAL NECESSARY FOR COMPLETE APPLICATION (Must be submitted 1 week prior to Council Meeting) Application conpleted Plat Map Section Survey (Sketdi in proposal) Date q - I -n V? Certified Property Owner’s List of owners within (150 ft.) from Hennepin Coonty Registrar of Deeds $30.00 Fee Signature / ' '} '‘i? W' \ V... }’lnt ct' Purvey for Hor>x<rt T, Clpor of Lot 1, Plock I, -tr.i<hr< H-iy Adciltior Jlftrinopln Courity, >’lnn*n ‘Ota #180 ''4k STRter d fc •! SV.-/ ip-.-iiC f-'"■' f’’ »I2 A ao a ** ‘‘’r O! b»"9S 4i'W I3i ti»‘ •1 A a-%' iT* ♦ Cortl ri o'l t,G o r : T Lor<iby that t.^'ir ir a 1 r^e arifi oorn-^ct rdLvr-eiU^r.tat^Mi o‘' a rjurvov of th<' boon •rioy of '..ol 1, ^locV 1. iUoht?l*F .'’tul bjj !'ioy Additioi., ^rv. tho loofttii n o’’ all exipt ln^* i ni Ldio/s thco'onr, Tt not porooij'.fe^o ^jw ^ Itm.rovo.'iCir.te or t»nc.’rofio;.:n''nty , ^ 1" = r-:C» 9-l>76 Iron marker r.ordon R. roffin ft Lfmc! Purveyor and RLanner Lony 'joke, Minnoeot^i ?.o, d()til Mi -1 y if *ir 1 )C£L DEPARTMENT OF Fy||NCE A-603 GOVERNMENT WlTER MINNEAPOLIS, MN 5S487 PROPERTY OWNERS LIST NAME ADDRESS DESCRIPTION_ ] LOT 1 L ‘>n'Ar:gsvA\\ fiLv ^V)V)S-V^ BLK. \ |C9/^3L Ga^o vJi lai' fVSu N" Mai*^ \ 5^^-ife>V A(put Alt' v\ LV. t. V\DY'U'P'V'^ ^be.^oC' k • It MiOft V\s^ F\Latcr, ct IA'I'iA W . \ nA "Bciv^o ‘cie. Rc^ »<^s 6bso(^- iconic ^VO Ri^ C'd. ---------V AO (Put ADTi I • Stfib:'. i:A' M>no Loto 1 - A Lctsj \?j-'?^ totr^ ' tct-^ '■> ~ (o .9^ PARCEL Am. « i jic^C. ACC Is>cca % oo( 1 5 to :, oK*r <>< "' C>' j!| |V*c- /r- » ‘-» OO \\LoOC. 5'51 ( ti ?oO , !mOO ■^' ./C'C f 440 0 <S f % f\'<5/ 1. >' 44' - TO: FROM: DATE: SUBJECT: Dick Benson, City Administrator Hank ^fuhich, Zoning Administrator September 16, 1976 Phil Jansen - 1085 S. Brown Road Variance - Side Yard Setback if Mr. Jansen previously requested a variance to aiprove a side yard setback of 15' so an addition could be made to his existing dwelling. Council approved the variance June 14, 1976 (#133). During construction, Mr. Jajocn has found some difficulty in arranging the kitchen as he had originally anticipated, lie finds he needs an additional 2' width in his kitchen. This would reduce the side yard setback from the originally approved 15' to 13'. He came in voluntarily to apply for jmother variance. The property to the north does have a residence, but it is not located anywhere near this comnon property line. ,Y /iL» tmit) i i •‘1 •‘i y \ i jr,;'i5 .■-! !-tl ■f' 4 V » > V* ■«,r ’va AMt >1^ illijd sMm». T •' or niopiBTY or . :.5 mr, '^ >PMlLLt>; j|l4; MJ. *• . ^ - J/J, ■<■ V Scale. f4arlk I11S4 fef t •* V !*: ly;irf' i > •».lOt.tl • % i' I r% • Sto I*k I .. - KJU.6 ~v> — •* ♦ V'■ S'^r .- •> 2 .■■i'C.!'-'.;- , ** Zi^.oo t i * . •*■ D«»^otrs iron rt\^f\otr\t^\.• • y .* i*'- » «•‘' M' /’.. L- '. ‘ • .■‘ •i .'<- ! • ..♦■ . '. .•' ■ i n »;. «» f J .• • .‘V . .• ^■•‘'V ' '■ . ..» » ♦ % * - ‘ ,‘ 4 *;• '1 ^ ; rii^f , • : ^"*■'•>.11^ ‘ ■ ■»..‘' • ^ • i', '■ * •* Ji^^ . I’ tiV ' \ I . p • coTmcATs or LocAtm or rnnuMno ** - * icnitinoATS or mmvst ‘‘. * I Havaby certify that on MAK IIa ., Hillt t . .VvfX'li ' that an 19:7^ 1 iMie a turvey of the gaapoaei lacaUw af lia IvllilM . oarvayad lAa srapartjp daacribad abova and ibai IM an dM above described pra^arty and dMl Iha ImMaw . bbw plat ia.% correct rapcaaaaiation o< said surv*> of said baildiaa u corracaty Aara an do bbOT pJdb ‘VX .»• v .• ' v a // ^ 6l >CJ >ve described pcaparty and dMl Iha laaayd ildiM u corra^y dwaa an do bh^f plb C^jbjiit 0jfe l--- - ■ ^ .1 '> -■ ^ — ' > ' t lUipb \ • ». JJ: HI t / DEPARTMENT OF FirjitE ROOM 116, C0URTH(f^ MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. 55415 PROPERTY OWNERS LIST SOO NAME ADDRESS // J /L ■'( A v.< k'uv. L' / A j c i •'< Ia Iius Tl<*n,dcl £/ /ee/\f ui;/ Ia)oi . a/(:> S. rn '4 /////// S. "b. V A flbbc iT /'• (' lij. l3fAj^OA/ ^ J. mo/0ifiX!, IjO. h ■ / n- e.d/iis. ^/e.J. Ch/^!:,re7Jt>eA,' Ulde/z ^aJcf/A'On) v Lf. fJlu ^ EJ E A’AVscyV ., SeC / O (p//^r /^o,. 4j '^'7 t ( X i / // V ' V4 ■ ' / /f / c «- / /)W^ -/A'/ < 1 ,\ c' \ \ I /( ( iC*' u^ # /V .V)(- /} /:5AT( \ / f •v.- i r i V . «. »/ ^ r / y /ii ' ^ /A /' / / ' I ( fcC Sa #« » DESCRIPTION /V. A S ' A • - » t f A ! -( • LOT 'BLK.PARCEL (.m /coc c7^/u. tAUS 5'/4l 5/ C V :i| -^/7d I , I • PARCEL FROM: DATT: surui-CT: Dick Ikjnson, City Administrator Hank Muliich, Zoning Administrator Septcmiber 16, 1076 Ed Ldiman - 5527 Shoreline Drive Subdivision (Preliminarx') I — c Mr. Leiiman is requesting approval of sulxHviding his property which is bordered by Carman Street, Shoreline Drive and Carman Ikiy. Some of this property v,as approved for a multiple development several years ago. About a year ago, we approved Mr. Leliman’s moving in of a new home witliout the sulxlivision subject to a future subdivision. I am enclosing copies of the Planning Commission minutes of July 14, 1975, for reference. We also approved some filling and grading. Tlie northern half of this property is zoned LR-lC-1. Tliis zoning provides for SO** credit on density for 1/2 acre parcels. The southern half of the i)roix}rty is zoned 1 acre. Parcels A, B and C would all require area and lot width variances, but tlie total dry area of these parcels exceeds 1 acre which would result in adequate area for tliree d\%’elling units. Parcel D is located in a one acre zoning district. Mr. Cordon Coffin has cal­ culated the dry area of Lot D to be 37,300 sq. ft. Tlie lot is 125’ wide. Therefore, lot area and widtli variances would be necessary here also. A Public Hearing should be scheduled. M y #1»2 ya&-_ c'/U / cm OF ORDNO, MINNESOTA Land Use Api4ication Date Street Location of Property:J b ^ ^ /I / Legal Description of Property: Owner: /^O /k' (Name) 5 a (Address) i/7/— 97/ S' ^ (Phone) Type of Request:Rezoning Variance K Description of Request: ^ ■>( r' Conditional Use Permit Subdivision Approval Other O^pi leant j XOwTi rj Please draw or attach a sket.Ji of proposed structure showing tiie follou'ing: Indicate North \ Location on Lot Mjacent Street Names Location of setback and use of adjacent existing building. Distances between any proposed structures and structures on adjacent property. Dimensions of proposed structure Proposed setbacks Zoninp in force in tliis area '[sS ■■■ Exhibit Submitted: Map or plat showing the property affected and all lands within 300 it. of the boiaidaries or the property affected by proppsed change. Abstractors or attorneys certification listing the names and address of the owners of the land within 300 ft. of tlie boundaries of the property requesting tlie cliange or rezoning as those names appear on the records of the County Auditor of Hennepin County. Petition showing SOt; of ])roiierty owners within 300 ft. favoring rezoning or variance. Village reconinendations: mg i,'f,' .«■ '. - 'I^ ^ . 1 »T^^H; nitv -I V cnst?;cSiai Acr™ * My Hv r # t I ''»• > \ - ' M .’■•: » " •*. '• <■ -■• .i ’ - y I -'\-j-a' •>••*.••; -■ h/-»: ‘ >. *i1'<e Hanniir:? 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L '*» :’r L-*Rj*r t •’'* -B.ilDECfeiCtC ^\AtCw*CL,'Li.3,'■.;■;-v6i■.^.^; l' r,* igA'JAP^-'I.^^Vv ' ■ ........................................ .♦ *■>•> (.a/:" kjC< ^>'L:7‘'vr V iU- \?. ....... _.,--1-iA;.-;V .> , UTS. 3> LwO-% Uj TS ■?,& i a . • ak Lo'J t''To i‘V. !•-■?■' L~s I'i.iv. ■t n___ UST? V5 i \'7> ..... ._ j| U>TS i-v u?? Z.Z. 1'2,‘V Ire yi. t'1 «t Hu fA.t» r* puf * Q, iM. * • tri. lv Vi- .li. • ^ < i.« ,<r»1 t -• f I *li “I ’ • •^d^ hj i.: . ". V,.. •'•' »'<''' rt t.- •■’ the ___ .• ..f 1-, * t^‘‘ Hvn > ('•' >"» 'f .. ^.. . wi r..y .• f). 7t. •. r.w. n. 0:\ rtnan-.e I . ■ • V ■ i w ■■ .*• •• 1 *, • , V .• J * - •*'. . #». #. ♦ •J. * # V: i VV M M *1 I HIM >v/ ,L« m TO:Dick Benson, City Adhainistrator FRCM:Hank Mihich, Zoning Administrator DATT:Septenber 16, 1976 SUBJECT:Long Lake Boulevard Fire Lane Usage 1535>154S Long Lake Boulevard # 1 8 3 . •‘1 :d Some of the residents in this area have been using the shoreline of the fire lane for swiiming and docking. The two neighbors abutting the fire lane have objected to the group usage. They contend that at times larger groups do gather here creating a nuisance. These two parties feel they should have more privacy as this was the understanding at the time of purchase. a Khen we proceeded with the action necessary to stop the activity, 18 families fil^ a petition requesting approval to use the area as a public recreation area. Most of the people listed on the petiticm attended the Council meeting of September 13, 1976. After imich discussion. Council was unable to make a decision as tiiere wasn't enou^ time to review the new material submitted. The GOincil then referred the matter to the Park Board and Planning Coninission for review and recomnendations. Enclosed in this packet are A1 Olson's memo, the petition, and letters from Lou Oberhauser and Wilbur Westerdahl regarding this siibject. Ipls iJkB) ' -4 '4^. 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L.t .. cno ... •• " ____...... .. did 11» lodgl.. our oo»i>luint- Viglh' IP >• 4 f 7.5.»v#ri; ' lii^ '. yhM:/ \tl f t* V* ..V .. ■M -♦-• M I • % vCy"’' •Ci .' i ■'Hi' '.: u..t ro«..r .OU. of ih..cbn4..» Uu-* V, . do» oo ivr ouu. iUro.fUd do..u. of Ouii b..d. tuUo u oouo :...n ,;u..d .n=. Of .»... .bicK .uu ...Ob.0 ». U. doob. .or r.v»,f d..,r t..or. .0 ..of--, t.. pofluifou -d ..n “* ^ Iy Iv '-v k> ■ ■m ; •! ' i* f :'*.*,•*• # , t* ■/ ■■ ■,1 .>1 j|Si ■ ■ • ; '■> . . ■ ■• •■'■•%.*- ■(L M ;^w / . .- : iv^ S®ka-. 1 ‘ :■rfi>: is: ' ?f «i I i holes tc tury tho S!;»o '?0 rottiiit: KftG stiakin^ flsr. «Mc*. ,.-bi e.ssly lei fc bj» t*4»« t i .••her.t^en* ✓ , ri.cr<- •••-s wi.re>t to our |»ro|.«rty C'<useU t.v tuir.n.. -iCrts o„ t,, o *irJ i» <»t «.i.e Liii*.; tr i •» ?.ui..u.er cu; »»ad ir.ritt •■ ! < t ,.rr.r_i . -.Mi.. Joir.a. t« «.o Uiv 1.11:. • mi.i1 ^ : r ..it i ........... ui-.' ■- .i.-.-vo u& . u(i ..:!.i.- ;r..H ^ .....,, & . * e t. » J . * » »J .'A U . f , . • .vv it * . ^ m i» 'i I - . r.*. vur*’ ! or.c • .M. u; T; .lo, :. .i:....o-.: t . i-:.-..,v : Vi.r vux itH» >.nl laottiu,^ the .•re.is wit:, ti.eir U .o.wi.i ui t eat n ci.i.tiiu-ous frobie.. 4t iiO-tt tir.rt Wfre 6 -r 7 ..r. ioatheu 1 r. tue toren lu-i in our {iro|.erty. i ... ihert* «:.s Willi ..l.lVi te : i.yc of cur i>r'.-i-ti us .i ‘.e cl »-.tu t.> uiiQ dt'yris iittcrir,. the ore:* u: well iJ-s buatc henched on nur t.ori. ■, rhere were blaes whoii there was uni m. 11 i ted use al cur ccerf .or sui. buti.icg, swiKulr.,. ui'.U irsLir-ti. Cn sevexul tccasioas bc.» ts © hit cccr. f.itufiiii • tt. cur ^>rc|»srt»y# t. The steps -nil luwn uu our prwietty, i.luhi; with *tl.e lir** l .i.!», ftuve oavn useo lor ru.'inlnf: to ^nu ims tr.e i«'«;e without .or j ery* sr. i'-•••. Xhit t.wiuij acco.n.puniec by ticycle:. uuji toys boj;«,< lelt *n ti.*; rtr*.e' . -n Cur cr.vewuy iuid iu the fire i. uo, which hu;, teen Very uutoyiu. :.tt ..i, iy t«. US but to other ii^rjhburs J^na those muKlri/; re^’ulur dsiiveiA^*# *i. **410 4t r t* •m trues this past sun-Ricr there h**vo been rO to 2^; people, plus t. naif dezeu doixs ,uu.t-. u..e ii;» swieminp, bc'itin,,, barbe4uelcri(>‘WA. piciilcl.it, wltl. It on »i SBUII lire l«*ne. It prere^t^c: • fciiiu!. ti.refat to our property. . . . . . - J» M fer the lour years of our residency wn Long Lake toulvviira ■« sou it to be neighb.rs ol peace uod aoderstuoeiu,;. Hoeewer, tui t pnit sunstVi Shis situatiou beuuBic so uuaoyiug uud gave us great ccncMr:.. 4^ * * ' ‘ c».*c.r'»^ I* »t..rr!. 1?.., us lit :i i>: lu^* tiii-f iu a., Isii jit • • *••'• * ^ f j* • ^ r ‘ * c t# 4 -• i V • • r ^* „* 1 li f! :• f ini li ^ u i ^ ;• t) I .-» rii , ‘ii4U ii t* t« i 10 Cr f« tj JL t CM6 C>♦ r t* j e j*f*. v t if rt:rf, brou^fit tf.*, SI ti. tit a. In ay j uu . cc *i;. t , tt.e bt»t ol •* i m:.j ‘ its citizfi.rj .-.Hi -who f d^acti..i. j,roi-oit.v o«a<%r& *i,ni<4 be b»»t set v*d -y TOitsrvii.^ the u:;e t: tvv i.*. ue us «• ftre lane oiliy, with i te ci.ro uuu boiii, Cj e ^oi:tu t>nj,i bi li ty vl Lj.f Ir.uK^uintu cci. ti»*uuut. In ti tfie jrosiiiiL prt|.«rt»v <i4.*rrr.'i itS Lor ^ • » i a : It, i», i. V '•i 4 •> » k *.-A- r:g¥' • -■. W-m ■ '■•■ '. '■ ••;'' :; r ..'■■■ ' . :• . ' «•.•.••• • :••.••%• %. • :■■■■ -n' ■I • • . . W’M :‘5 .. ■ ■• * .* *.'•* .* ... •* *•.•’*.. * ' V*.* V *• * •*'* • ’ ■■ ■ i ■•♦•'• ■■ . n V / / 4 .s- * •y^ *• ■ ■ .. ' :-^v v*i ■Tt •p G " • biwa??-; a;m 'mm: ,.v.n.P,o..^.OeCR»*u^.« NOO..-U .................. ...., . C...NS..O..'. «. .-* « / M» » • • • »' •• ' •* . *^ • • •• If 41 f «4 . • f« , » * I • I « AMI M •**-»* ♦'• I • I « « It I |%* •' . • H • *• A I. < > • * * •* I ♦ A •• IfAM* ^ ••• .•-^*. '•• - ^ A I A '. *« A » •■ 4. # »• • WAV/A1A.M1NN4 ^ ' » * •Mi. I A l« I A « • » * i I «*. • ^ «| • •# g* •! • I I I •'••••' • •« ‘ » ' 4.,.» V. • <• • MM . < .1 • .1 *.*'»* V "{ I .tv,-* '• ■. • ; > ' '• m. •*» • i;. .' >/■ 01 tv City "S OriMV.' Cry.it.tl ^' -v, Re; Ivy I mk »>ut ’ ' I '* ^ , „.v.. ............iZ-a i.y Mr. K.H«.ra ... M»nn.'s..t.., rcK ii-airri »' uuVv'o.i my . n.-i.i'.i . risiluf-, ..n.l .................... ■ ■ : an e<iMiLJblo :,olution. 1 » .» »c* Alhee's Loi>^ i.ntJ- ;..i.niu>n» My cU.M,t I...S ru.ently p.,rd. .s.d a I..''"*; J™ road in.; • i,-.a o.o.o- and .mmcdiatoly lo tho wa,si ‘ dunfs lot Is Ml’ i» wi.1"' f, "•• «.„, ovor ti.o oascorly -■> oi la.i ,a. pfol.al.ly '.V Lca.-ar-.. and bh' alou^v th<- lakesauif. ‘ kV*s house lies adjacent to Jvy l-u.^ .m.i t le fin a porpi-uiirular line. air*ctlv affect il'c ability nf Ht- atlivltics that occur on Ivy banc dt >■ ivy bane has luon use. fw pimlf. «n.loy hU propertv. Since i„d a dock and swimming laU aru and barbecues, swimming beach, l-.r.il J; , artivltlcs were permi- .n.. e .« . Jnpt there. He inquired of the .» the City red tagginc . lo-se the tlUv has red tagged the^^’ ^.1,(0 the^neIghhorhood asking th.n th-se activities, a petition was 'll’l tLy do Interfere with the abUi.y uf .he ivy bane ........ is tn mtcro.spect ^ undeveloped public streets and “" 'f’^^i^Jcnce of these facilities lyesents two and thrmu-liout the City of iiono. auestlon of what kinds of di ve 1 opn»«nt probltMns for the City, the » lr«t ^ secondly if development ot these ahould be allowed on these .iccoss village who shall have a right to nstall access strips is going to be '’y. ,”es to these access points, ind maintain mnn made structures us accessory •• ^ t ^ Ic O ^ ^ ^ ^ Ihe i;tly has long recognized ‘JVim; f'ac'll'uyi »nd boating factllly to hi used both as a swimming facility, usni, .. ■>‘ iA- 'a _.'i.T ■ ('Ily Coitiii i I Pagt* / '•i' » :/. V !*>/<) be an absolute lolly, ami in the few areas when* the City han actual knowb-J)/- of con- ,»j a- oessary uses, titese taci lilies liave been constructed by the City ami ■aintaiued bv llie City, and the use of these facilities have been limited to swimming with other eomnet ing and unei^mpat tble uses prohibited. The City lias spent many hours considering the qui-stion of accessory uses to non residential lots located on i lie shores of the lakes within the munieipalify. The City has decided that aecessory uses should not be penmited because of the overall di*rruuental afleet upon the lakes aiie llie unlair burden tlnit this tvpe of use wi>ulil imjiose up<»n adjacent property owner-.., proj/eriv owners who were required to construct a principal residence of their lakeshou Iocs. !( Hiis particul.ir strip of land was privately owned the City would noi allow the «!evelopiiKi'i of this parcel hv the construction of man made tacilltles, e.specially over i.!ie o:>iec- tlons ot adjacent property owners. It would heardly seen fair that the jiubUc cwnersliip of said property would subject the adjacent property owners to uses whien are in excess of wlat the Citv would perrait had the property been privately owned. At the pr»*sent time, the City has tagged the improvements that have been installed without tlie Clty*s approval at the end of Ivy Lane, and lias reque.sted the removal of the same. The Council is being asked to approve and give their blessing to the con­ tinuation of these uses and Is being asked to establish a precedent that the construc­ tion of private dockage, boat mooring, swimming rafts and numerous other structures , U an acceptable use of Ivy Lane and ell of the other undeveloped public streets and fire IcUies within the City of Orono. The Council is well aware that if they should give their stamp of of use that ihev are opening up pandora*a box as there will be numerous ^ ^TheTl*r7a;~wrrlr7iKi lar access points for the developmi..nt of fire public‘street's. ‘ (rnee^vou allow the rntrusion of one wan made J_a^Ux.the.Cjiunci^L then faced wLt*h the task nf as^certalnlng wliether or not one dock o]ULw» only be 50* or 300*, _ln len^th^nd^ whet herWflvunt^r LilC uilC ivri 1 m* v/iixjr ------- . JWi ^ ^ Sue or tw^t^nrs^ToatV/ wirt-thcr picnic table* can be Installed, and the otJuL-Lj-ty^lljagSai yroblems ihai can arise in this type of situation. The only justification for not vacating the flte Janes and undeveloped public that give access to the lakes within the City of Otono la for fire protection and the Mlstcncc of some fona of public good. The necessity for fire protection la Ptesent until at such time the City has Installed an adequate municipal water system *"<* cnietence of the question of public good will always be present with regards t'> point. The existence ..f these access points In their undeveloped state does •*>>-« ‘he off shore residents the ability to reach the lake for swi™lng purposes. The tton of private facllttle.; or even privately constructed facilities which hy Che residents in total, subject to the benevolence of the benefactor is ® benefit r.illur liion public benefit. The City has long recognized the fact th..t these ■•4 . <.1 rrr ■ i 4 ■■ - =• ^.* >■*■ ■■■••*'-A ClLy Count' i I Sept timber I i, Page i :-A i ' r*. c* Into rmnot support multinU? ust-s and that for this reason the maximum toccesb po - promoted bv leaving them In their undeveloped state and allowing public gooc i. P points for the use of the lake for swimmiTig pur- po::.: »d :r.::''rp:tvau'::vr.Un. of t,.... .„otr.ry t«... of the adj.uent property ov^.^le^s and the public. .• L ‘ . u.. *h.> infrodurtion of man made structures as AUo. the a.:: fire lanes ,.oy n«ko .1. City fsponslbl. To,‘TouZl 'Z ™alntenan;-i«g these facilities, and the City may become the Insurer of the eitizens that use tliese facilities. «. >ui u.^lv three solutlona to the question of what should be done with thtThere is obviously tlirec soiuciona m first solution is to v,i< ate •aJhii/- Kti'.^ets and fire lanes within the City. The ilrsi soiulaou ao t fit-.a lAn*a.i and eliminating the nroblein in its entirely based these streets and fire lanes and eiimii » . develfJD tfie publif T* r"a:iTr.‘i'::es':: :'hrc:::rri"terof ioZ/zv other raeumes and ;:Tr-i: 1 H- necessary%0Uc« and snpcrvi.ory perpnel ZZiZi an odjaceiit p rope rt y ownc rs. ::;U5 iLTl.i'u.'.s'.i’u.eT:; ....... .. acc^issory .structures. ^ u is Mt. Mnriowskfs te.ne.st that li:':\.:rH:u.d'ro ‘:%tri:r’and t..at no dock.. ratt». boat, or other mnn mad,. . Btnu tures ».e permitted to Interfere with this use. IDL'IS B. ('HKRH « LbO:v*l ' ■. t .■ ’ ^ >. ’■ . V . -i ^ ‘ ^ t'.-' l\