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09-22-1980 Planning Packet
REAL ESTATE TAX PAYABLE 1978 finance division HENNEPIN COUNTY MAKC CHCCKt MYAiLf TO HENNEPIN COUNTY FINANCE DIVISION MANAGER GOVERNMENT CENTER MIMNCA^OUS MINNESOTA SS41. Olltc* Houri • 8 to 5 • Monday Fndav Phon* 348 3011 an wf OWNit Ot ASSlSStD NAMI MTCI COD! RICHARD J LCRGE ETAL lAlPATCt Ot AOa»4T RICHARD J LCRGE 2697 CASCCJ POINT POAO WAYZATA MINN 55391 DiSItiCT PLAT 30 ^15A0 NAME OF ADDITION AUD SUBD NO 265 SICTION TOWNSHIP OK LOT 0» ilOCP 4 SCHOOL WATlt 8- FAfCU DiSTftICI SHID 4000 27 7 3 1 ¥ •0 0 RANCt ACPiS 0 ESTIMATED MARKET VALUE SI ,^ro LIP^ITED market value YOU MAY BE ENTITLED TO A REFUND . To find out if you afe entitled to a refund of part of your property taxes from the state of Minnesota see the information on the back of this form. USE THESE AMOUNTS when you fill out your Pioi>«My Ta» Refund Form M-iPR t. QUALIFYING TAX AMOUNT LimitifJ 10 dwptli!*3 on# acre land (i:'Oacf#i it tarm) of • 34 2. STATE PAID HOMESTEAD CREDIT 325.00 II boK cneckeo. you owe delinquenl ta»es jud may »iol Ipp^y fm trie Properly Tax Refund uol.i such delinqucncci art paid. If your \ax IS less than $10.00. il must be paid in full by May 31$t. If your tax is S10.00 or more itmaybepaio in full Of the first half of the amount may be paid by May 31st and the second half may lie paid by October 31st. Late payment will result in a penalty If the yyords "et al" appear after the owner or assessed name, this f.teans that two or more persons own an interest in the property _^6a1QQ. Asitsseo VALUATION GROSS TAX DISTRIBUTION STATE COUNTY municipality SCHOOL DISTRICT OTHER TAXIfNlG DISTRICTS TOTAL 0M05S TAX 9 REDUCTIONS Stare Paid A9ricuHural Aid Credit Stale Paid Hot estead Credit TOTAL CCNCRAL TAX SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS Prircipal Inierett TOTAL AMOUNT PAYABLE PLEASE READ REVERSE SIDE OF THIS STATEMENT .00 A67.97 202.02 d63« 60 A9. 75 325.00 1.458.3A 4.96 1,263.30 #581 f T M* Jninl Iril4illk l oi in .NO. .•'.■'.'I ......... .............. ................. * i*r» I 1 djis' illsrccmcut, .u,,./-.1,«/.«/.r../. \J;jV . /.'/ *^0 . I>!i >i»'l lilt uvfu 2.T)-ni-tlaif t»f Richard J. Ijorgc and dean L. horge, husband and wife . .. , I Jerome M. Reinan and Sharon I. ReinaI,art ICS of tin-fir>t fxirl. uti<l Jcroutii. ^ Irra^onW t !>^‘^<natits ninl I,If Sii^aiiil asirrr to roin )-ij in i-ominuii. tin ir as-ii(Sns. tIn- Warranty />*■«•»/ illitncMftb. TInit tin sail! flirt ies of tin-flr.it fart. in ai^rri-.in-nts ofiaiil f.irlh-x of t In- srroinl fart. Inn-inaft.-rronlann. tnito sahl furth-s of I ----------- fart. as joint tmants ami not as I. sun-I or of sail! furtin.innl tftin- flint fart at tin- ilati- In-n-of. or ai-i-oiii fiinii il till iin alntrai t n n • mnint anil full in rforniaui-i- hi/ s iiil furtin of t In- ........ ..................... All that part of *’f^!;J^°"ll^ctorfca*at''thc^poS*'of’intcr50ction of said lake shore with a TSt1^r??^^efroii;-thonte southeasterly and line of Oronand distant 150 feet southwesterly at parallel with the southwesterly line o Avenue, thence southerly and westerlyi;;e"ni;r thence southerly and westerly Srpa^aHol point of intersection o the we te ly Wrt^^ southwesterly at right ••Nnrto-los- thcrc^from;'tnenfe soutncasici anta Sfel'to'tiF point of intersection fsteriy ;:i^erth:"1lK4e^ortln^^^ polnJ'of'hegi^'Inrall accordlU^'t^th; plat of in tL office of tlie Register of Deeds in and for said County. t hr Jtrst iKirt, tif UncrCXCr GCSJ^iidL^u ---------------/1..II.." ver designated «' ‘""'/"tI'onhasr fm-,- of so it fr.-uni.-s. . of t hr/trsf part. af uhcrcxcr 00* ^ /mn r<ld0 000 001-------------------------------l>oflars7'i\* vtin-sum of One Hundred Forty Thousand and no/100 (S140.00U.ouj _ i . _ \ in tuanni-r anil at Hun s folloii ind, to-irit:\ f $100,000.00 by property t^isfer; and n-,vable as folloivs: The sum of $37lt^- ’ 40,000.00 the balance thereof ^ like'amount on or before the 29thper month conuiiencing June 29, 1980 and ^ Parties nf theday of each and every month thereafter until paid in full. lartics nt liiJuiitii.il lo joini 1 riiiiiilik i*t»rni ilofiii <MU\r\»iiiin;! lU ml *' * *** * f ilttlf nf Rcinai ■ n a n t s a /# tl bif syi^Knu! ti^rvr (o rtnn vtj in rofn moH , tht ir a>^'si^ns^ thv Warranty ^\rst fntrt at tin* tiatr ht rrof, or \}rmttitre bij sjid parties of tin*' ami t»i in$ in tlir (\>nnty of fnlhors, tii-irit ange 23 described as nt of intersection of said ine.^f Lot 134, Spring Park thence southeasterly and dthwsterly line of Orono of said Orono Avenue to the a.wihh a line draA%-n parallel ct southwesterly at right outhwesterly line of said along said lake shore to the hereof on file or of record A. hvrvlnt (i«frrr to pay said part pu rt'hasc ptHvv of sa d prt ’ fo is4*s , • QQ^----------------------------------l)otlarsjw^ \ ; i a )llows: The sum of S37lt^- )unt on or before the 2Hth in full. Parties of the Cljis iHarcfmcirt, Mav Madr ami vntt rrd into this iU . In/ and brtu vi ft Richard J. Ijorgc and Jean L. Lorge, husband and wife /tnri. ics uf the first /mri, uinl Jciome M. Rciiian and Shaion I. Rehn^ day of irs (t,\rt : illitnrfifsrdj. That tin said jatrt icS (tf t hr first /tart, t n iijj^ii’rti a^rrr 90 rnt s of said /mrt irs of (hi' sn'omi /tart, hiri'inaftt'r t'ontaim by ** . . trnn9ns in ritin nion, t hi ir assigns, t hr itn W t ii^i*^^fTrrna9i t s n9id ii9,t‘ a^rrr to ro9irry nnt(t said jmrtirs (tf thr sifomi /mrt» as joint tifiants anti not as ^ survivor vfsuiil /xirlirs, timl I hr hrirs unit ossious of I hr survivor, hy ii l\arrant>’ " tlrvoui/uiuirii hi/on ilhsi riirt ri iilrur,il^^oo-itillriu/uirl icS of I hr fl I st />iirt at t h. i/ilh > r , hi, iiu ou urr's ,iu/.liratr rrrtifir.ilr oflitlr, u/.oo thr ,,ron,,.t uu,! full /.rrforiuuiirr hy soul ,„irtirs of III.- irrou.l ,.,irt. of thrir ,.,irl of this arjrrrioriit. thr tra.‘l of I,not. tyiu$ ,nol hmiri ,,i thr < ouiily o, Hennepin siulr of .Miunrsotu, ilrsrrn„ u .is follou s. to-int All that part of Government Lot 4, Section 20, Township 117, Range 23 described as follows: ^Beginning on the shore of Lake Minnetonka at the point lake shore with a line drawn parallel Lot 134, Spring and distan*" 150 feet southwesterly at lixh^r'i^gJes-.Thcyefrom^'^^^ southeaster > an mrallll wi\h the southwesterly line oftd the Sodthwpsterly line of Orono Avenue thence soulherlv and westerly fioi3g.^thp;Wcstqrly, line of said Orono Avenue Doint of intersection of the westerly >.sa,Uh^U>ao.>A^enuc.>\^u)th a line drawn paiallel SS the ^oSwSterly line of said Lot 134 and distant 210 feet southwesterly at right angles therefrom; thence northwesterly and parallel with the southwesterly , Lot 134 to the shore of Lake Minnetonka; thence northeasterly along said lake shore to th point of“oginnine, all according to the plat of Spring Park thereof on f,lo or of record in the office of the Register of Deeds in and for said County. .lull s.ii.l ,..irli.s of thr s.,.ool ,,.irl. ill .■ousi.lrr.itioii of thr /irrii.isrs, hrr.hy .i^r.r to ,„iy soi.t ,„irt of liir first ,..irt..ii whei evcr designated <is - the sum of One Hundred Forty Tliousand and no/100 ($140,000.00)-..............................l)o^.lrs^. in IHQ9I n i*r a mi at ti9nrs fttilon'i9i^, to-n'it: - \ ) j ^'Z:Z:Z ' day of each and every month tliereafter until paid in full, laities of the second part to have full prepayment privileges. It is understood bv and between the parties licrcto that there arc two mortgages »o\'’ of record aLinst said pronerty in favor of Twin City Federal Savings and Loan Association filed as Doamient N'lnnbcrs 104148.5 and 1.308523; that if Vendors default in said mortgage ^*t- mav pav the Mortgagee directlv and deduct anv such pa>7ncnt as mde from this Contract foi Deed Uo UlUllls s^Llic by Vendees ony l,e added te the Contract for Heed P>ychase hy Vendors of the Vcmlce*s property in Carver County (see attachment marked Hxhibit A), and .^hail be additional principal payable thereunder. Vendees are aware that Mortgap referenced imder Document Number 1.308523, in the appro.xinuate .'unount of $7,92.1.00 has to be p.aic. in full if and when the property (Hennepin County) is sold. It is further understood that if the parties of the second part realize not p-oceeds in ^xcessO of $140,000.00 at the closing of property covered under this Contract; :nr.crd.:rc:s-;:‘a^d'r:aL ‘rs’b^io?c7^Jcr^ ty 'IV ’^0^“ aVToXSi/?, .'’‘^bio^.'^^nTrpcM'slS Second parties. 1 I 1 il . .. i/ac 111 lilt Ilf .t lllll ;ii;;'lli.t ill." Ii\ 111* I'ff i*l 1* .I-* fill' Mllil III,,..|ii;i.if. I......... .11 ................. t- mir.i.ivi il I.'. iIm |.:.r’ ICS 'I'- I’* ■ ■•t Ibe Unpaid Encumlirances :iii.| :ii:;iili'l I'.s- v.iiiil'i'.. mi i' I. i-' 'In .iitr nt The Unpaid Encumbrances pav;iM«- to P‘»' iCS "i t!.t iif-i • •M l nil-! mIm.m ih.- iiiH.uiit iIm «• "VMtu: .n'l |ko* U pall! oM i ii» tin *•;«»'! p • "I tli* pa' P their ieS'.' Ilf i.>"- their 1 Im II- ••! i'mI III «a-i flu M Im* :iii\ -iiiplil' III II-, III Iialaiiia* ^ iIm ii lllll !•-' -Ii.ili up|« .1' Hill li.il. po'ii iMili tl" put ics ••• til. h?-t part •f III I III -.U’» I'........... ................................ 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This lot is outlined in red on the enclosed map. Lorge lived until recently in the house located on Lot 4 and his property included both Lots 3 and 4« I live on Lot 5 at 2715 Casco Point Road which my wife bought in 1972. Consequently, I am familiar with water drainage and flooding problems that exist on these three lots and on Lot 6 to the south, which is the residence of Raoul Schander, 2745 Casco Point Road. The areas which are subject to flooding and standing water during the spring thaw and after heavy rains are approximately located as circled in blue. Notice that the largest area is covering portions of both Lots 3 and 4. There is also a smaller area along the northeasterly line of Lot 5 (my lot) and another small area along the northeasterly line of Lot 6 (Schander's lot). The green colored line shows the approximate location of a drain pipe which is about 2 or 3 feet underground. As shown, it runs from the low areas of Lots 3 and 4 across Lot 5, and along the northeasterly line of Lot 5 to Lake Minnetonka. There are openings or small catch basins k Ms. Jeanne Mabusth -2-September 9, 1980 leading to this drain pipe which are located near the center of Lot 4, on the line between Lots 4 and 5, and near the northeasterly line of Lot 6, There may also be one in Lot 3. This drain pipe does net work very well and is probably clogged with debris or broken. Consequently, during the spring thaws there is often standing water in these locations for a week or two. Heavy rains in the summer often result in standing water for one or two days and sometimes more. The area where there is the largest amount of flooding, and where standing water remains the longest, is in the largest area located in Lots 3 and 4. Therefore, I feel that any construction on Lot 3 which would change the topography of the land, or change the surface of the land (such as a surfaced driveway) would decrease the water holding capability of this large area in Lots 3 and 4. This would obviously increase the drainage onto Lots 5 and 6 and increase the flooding problems on those lots. I would request that any building permit given for Lot 3 include a require ment for, or be made contingent upon adequate storm drainage being constructed from this flood area on Lots 3 and 4 so that this water not flow through or over Lots 5 and 6. Very truly yours. Sampson R. Child 2715 Casco Point Road Orono Wayzata, Minnesota miD4T. 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Ml if.Arr«r4. ftlv«frt. t—,t—I — 14 Util), M UM aft—% tHa%« raaar«l*«» mt IMlv ap^ata—a. «ka 111 affaat mi t—aiv—tlaa at aparu—at MlMlaft la a»a— a# raalMaiial *«a aa— —ia«t la a aaltat af Jaiicial aauaa.* |f« mim. •t •*. Ill a. ■. M at Ml. fkaa. uaa aaart *aa|ai kaaa aallataM a—ri af Ml —laa*l. IM »a. 441. IM M. MS 14) IlfM). *■' ■ ’ “ • la Ma aaaa fcarata —, Lha Cl|y af aataavllla aif—l aafaaa Um Mlal trt Mat I *MUMr IMa Ma vatlaaca (aavait wvrtfM. Ma Clif CaaacI) raaaa ta allav aMitlaf fraaariy aa—ra irta« fat Mala ka—fit aaa«14 M•a *acl«a a—Mar a raatrlrtl— af Ma rlg»ta a^a«ara—4iaf ^tevarty aa—ta la fatalaf aa «M ■Ull. — kaaa aat atata« • ta —p ha ila^ttl— mi Ma . af a—laf laattlrtia—.* «*a 4aalraa mi a—i lla« ^a—ttp «aaatl— af aHaUar a aarlaaaa aap ka araaiM. Mara a—rta la aMar )artaAiatla— ha— a—aia«ta« txia ^attaa* Oa aa—I—I— «a—«illp t—c—a ia Mat. alilMafh ua «—1»— mi Mlfhharlaf laaaMira aap ha«a rala—aaa la tka friyit — laalal af a aarta—a. May —p aat ka ilayaaltlaa. ka— af IM —aaa aaa aal* l**^ •) II Ml. M. taat— awi flaaal—. f Ml 114)4}. aMia Ma aaaMaatai— aa—laiaai Miaak.* It —a at—i —}p Mia kalafati— akich —a ctltlalaatf la >•*1 aak kU^lat aak ia ra— af aaatfart a. ttlkwrii. Ill at. IM. M4 A. M m 114)1). tlMta. Ma aaart —iak>—i atata laa placak tka aatira aatWliy tm ft—t ap—la) aaaaptia— ta Ma aaalaf laa wIM tka l—Tk af M) —taaati *kaa—ta la Ma a—kUay —t la thia ••Marltp kalayatak M ak)—mt prayartp aw—ri. Mataa-a.. tka kala* •atlaa kf aatharltp kp tka tawa af naaifatk ta tha ak)««a«t ptapartp a aw—ta a—tl— alM It — ata—ark ta y —ata Ita a—.* Ill »t. at IM. Mk k. M at M). fkla aa— k—■ —t la—l*# a atatata — arki—a wktck paraita k kaark af ak)—«—at. la kaiamlalay akatkar ta ytaat a waitaaaa at aa—»a) —nut. —t a—aiiat tka aititaka af — itMatiay pra—Mp aw—ra wka ara atthat pralaatlay — aftariay — aa)#rtl— ta awch aa—aiaitattwa rallal. kaw> a—r. aack taa—auaacaa mt tka la%kew—ra ara kp — —a— — Iwat— apaa tka )«kf—a| af tka k—rk. aa4 ca—at a—taal Ita arti—. —« ta tka fart Mat Mata ara a latya aaaMt af — raywltaa —tak—r—ak ta tka ytaat af a aarla—a. •—k a pr—|al— ia a clip cHartar. ray«lrli»y that aap r—< aymhk ta kp tka dtp cam—11 ka apptawak kp a Mt wata la raf—#3—. ah)*ctara a aaw— karta far tka kaMal af tka rallaf aaaykt. — —tut h— atraa—wa Ma ahpacttma. tka fw—ti— af Ma k—rk af ak)«ai—at awtt ka ararclaak ar Ma kaaia af tka facta akk— aak wp— apytapitata aaatay prt — ipiaa aak ah)actlwca aak ia nat M ka —aak — a —ra pall ar pla—« — Ita af —If—a. T— —riu af Ma apylicatlaa. aataar Maa tka a—r af praiaauata. ak—lk ka tka a—ualllay ff«»i**taa aaltiak.l la »arhar a. •—i— k—rk a . M k. 1. 1^4. IM k. M 1)4 fl4l4l • f— aaaapla. Ma aa.i i a.lA.iaak tka aaalayi ^rk*a k—tal mi a varlaa— akick •—Ik M«a aPrw-w« mm Milk a paa aMti— la a r—14—tial —. la ra—kiay Mat k—tai—. tka a—rt aaka ala— tkat It rallak —Ip mm Ma ta—k*a firai yra —k f— «—lal^lM liakiay tMt tM pripiiil ya« hMilaa klk —t aar— M4)I c ap—laa— aak —Ifara. fka aa—t pa— — aalykt M tka kaark*# aaasak pra—k—*tkat all ak tka akattiay raaik—tlr* prapartp M—a ak>artak« «a tka pr—t. if Mat «ara tka —la k—l «— k—la). Ma aaart —Ik. It a—li n—— aaak — Ma« MM—I kaaltaUaa• *k aara pall af tka —IpM—lap aat —r— — —alat Ma kaark ia katarmlaUp akatkar Ma i | -11 appli— f— la aa—lataat trlM Ma pMlIt i— — aallara — —atkar It wilt taak — kaaal—u tka —lyMorlay y i ayafl M B. I. at 144. IM k. M at ID. *■■■■■■ «Mtw?^ aak —kiaa—II fray a—tl.* rapal.a Mat a a—la—i —p ka yr —Mk aalp akara Mara kaaa ka— flaklaya rarklay t— a».«— af Ma aypli —Uaa. ^aaak— af aa— M Paaak ta all— praMata »f aalghk—Jyy. althrvkak fakaral r—atltwiU—l atMch la Clip af laatlat# a. farart fjtr t'»‘tarffI—a. | —.. 411 p. f. *44 114)4). Par a)— O’Priaa a. Citv l£_IS —Mai. IP) klaa. DP. |)J k.k.lP 411 114441. fka a—rt la CMr kalk Mat layialatla •wtitp.* a—k pf kaaData k.'atlapwtah— —rliar aa—a la —ic p—ar —p a— ka kalayaiak *M a —rr— —at mt tka •• Ma— Maaa prapartp akattak clip ait—la — M—a wka awaak prwpartp MtkAa 4M r—I af a prapaaak aarlaat laak a—. kM i. I. P—ar ra—ra— kp Ma^paapla ja tJ-a—)—^__Mr# tkara Is — apaullc autaiarp —i—r)tp M aa—lti— i— yraat ar kaata) af a 1—k-a— aa/ti — tka a—amt af I—al pra—ftp aw—rt. f 4la.rati— la karu—aura Call— r. CM? af Ar4»f> Billa. 14) a. P. Ik til. P44 04)4). — alt— I—art ka—ram*a traatr— la aappart a— l•14«ay tkat —lyMa rkaak a—tt—at —t —t j tylay a pp—tal parmii.pr—tlay — rl—1—a Maat tka affaat af —k)l atitau tka —)a —a*a f— kakara— kra— tka fallawlap a tak war»«lU—ta a pi •■arlaa# af Ma h—ik af a—lay a—)a —)lp ara —11 attaak—. Pat Mfr—wmtlp. —painma M a warla—a apfMcati— —ar4»— t— —array ra—. f— k—rk mt a—i— “r —a» t— ««— ra a ra—1^) mt —cal —rtl—*•. *» —r at—r • r—ar# —ick iwciwacc —tiiia— ary—a kp Ma para—• —a alak ta — racaraa# far ar aycraai tka appli* cat) — , f— affact af Mta atathia aypaaitl— ar aappart car aalr ka y —caak. f— prap/latp a| kactkirf m appltcait— — Ma —ala af t— aaa—i ai —raaal —a acpraaa t—aaal—a far at ayairat a aarula aaawlt —a. af aaar —. ka— krac—aak kp ira — Piip—a r M— Pataui — 4a — a—li aflart — a—atk—laak kalayaU — af PM aaal^ —M—Hy»a raay —atktUty. la I—*"^^^1—I— Bm^mi —al—. 44 t. I. tf. Ik k. BP U) lIMP). plaiatLtf —paM Mat t—------------ M* kaark pa— Bar Baaplay BU appli—U— t— a aarla—a ka—taahaf kaaak aa tka aMl— af BU appU—tiaa. kai Mk ----------|t V— —akar af paraa— aM ara far — a—i—t tM paaair— af a aariarea la —tt—r a ralcvart aar a pcapar a—aikatatl— ia katanataray t— a—iia af aa sppllcatl— Ma aaart —— r>— Mat If Mia —ra aat tr—. Ma raaalt W.14 M a pawara—at mt —• rat—r Maa a— mt tmm. It la laprapat fat a h—rk af —j—t—at aa place —tyai —— t— r—r af peptaauna tat—r t—a — a— —riaa af — appU—tl— r— atraa—aa —)a«tl— ml t—ik—ta la —t a 1 —l«l—ta haala far a— —atal ml a —riaaca. l—a—• tl— Pf a —riaraa la —i ak—talf aappartak wMa a— pra—1—1 t—a— far awca art*— ta a—t I.M4 para—a alyaak a —tit*— prauaiiay a— war*aaca. f— p—liar mi Ma prauat rat—r a—a a—M**titr mt IM alp—ca Mat pal— Ma klacrat—a mi Ma ka—k. riaaa k— af lap, p IP.ip IBP ak. 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MtiM.M I. ;;;;;rtotto*. •ah. mm. .u.to.tMMa^ m* titoMiuM. ttor tol^toi to to. .Ufa tMM*^ totMto.totiM toM tofM WINONA COUNTY C.i totolf Itota* a toMt ty •rvilU iMi. ■»• Tattof Mi toiM.i toMtoaa. m« •rrUU iMta. •.» ttoMlf. I ‘ ^Y- ■¥ •Utota, BtofI to. at tl. kU ■ toll* t t . klMi. to***al*T to..* mu a«ay.* flbMU* ttoMliaat tot Jbttt •MMlcnr. tol* e toll.. tta toltoto tparliUy to-. ttocy WatoUfit. ^ft ttory tol , « f •, ••*•• •••• •*• .* M- • .* ■ . ^ • •- '• ^* j , . ^9* *—..* * a a* a®- * 4 r // f* TO; FROM: James Cosby, Village Administrator Mike Scheller, Building Inspector r DATE: SUBJECT: March 13, 1973 Variance - James Ogland - 2611 Casco Point Road Jim Ogland has applied for a variance on a lot, legally described as Plat 43660, Parcel 2000, 2611 Casco Point Road, for purposes of constructing a home thereon. The area is in R-ID zone, half-acre, 100* width and is serviced and assessed for water * ;»d sewer. The lot does not meet the acreage or width requirements. It has roughly 18,000 sq, ft. and the width at the building line would be approximately 75’. Mr. Ogland owns the site to the north having a residence on two acres. The properties to the south have approximately the same size as the subject property. He states he will obtain permission from the neighbor adjacent to him to the south. He owns the property to the north.I §4lXt >/ Sl^e./ MINUTES OF A WORK SESSION HELD MARCH 13, 1973 The question of assessments on the park Ian was discussed and we still do not have all of the sewer and water assessments on the i!;"e%u’nnU°2iiiss?;n'“‘Snd« ijpre sj„„ that the Freshwater Biological Institute pay all assessments levied against . they own. We must have verification on this item. \ncoll use ;"i:owever. all members should visit the site to verify this fact. This division looked fine if Lot B is combined with contiguous land to south. This item is before us again because of a mistake in the original presentation because of no survey, indicated site conditions which were not true. It was felt that a survey should be provided before consideration by the Planning Commission. Other considerations which must be checked by staff. Our plat maps indicate that Hr. Lofrano*s property stops at the railroad oroperty line but his site sketch indicates that the railroad is an easement that comes way onto his property. Our concern here is if there is really n want to establish less than half-acre an area that still has undeveloped land? Another factor that must be considered is the two-story building almost against the Property line which will have an effect on property in terms of blocking view and w«tch is more urban in character than what we might like to accept. Proposal seemed unreasonable to those present. consistent with area land use. iiUjt fl Page 3 I.D.S. PROPOSAL (Continued) / f* DIVISION Q VARIANCE Betts DIVISION Ankeny VARIANCE Lofrano division Q VARIANCE Howell VARIANCE Potas VARIANCE 0gland • • m»m * L. MIWUTES of a regular meeting held march 19, 1973 Page 4 ^ that there would be no problem in getting a Variance since he has his neighbor's approval so he has already purchased all the materials for construction. VARIANCE (Continued)/ f Van Nest moved, Gasch seconded, that Mr. Potas* request for a variance.be denied because of insufficient setback. Motion, Ayes (6) - Nays (0). r- Since the lots to the south of the Ogland property are small, Mrs, Gasch felt that a variance in lot area would not be unreasonable. Van Nest moved, Gasch seconded, that if Mr. Ogland's lot had been owned in single separate ownership and not owned by the individual on Lot 142 to the south, the variance should be granted. Motion, Ayes (6) • Nays (0). Chairman Poisson moved, Gasch seconded, that the meeting be adjourned at 10s45 P.M. Motion, Ayes (6) - Nays (0). Respectfully submitted. Dexter llarston Zoning Administrator VARIANCE Ogland ADJOURNflENT — — . • A.- - -rr< TO; FROM: DATE: SUBJECT: James Cosby Dexter Marston March 23, 1973 Variance - James Ogland The Planning Commission conditioned their approval on the fact that the person that was selling the land was not the owner of Lot 142 to the south. The previous owner did own additional land in the area, but it is separated by Casco Point Road. A • A > F ^ illNUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING HELD flARCH 26, 1973 K' .flasscngale moved, Butler seconded, to grant preliminary approval of the division and variance of Samuel Betts of 1945 Eagerness Point Road, pending a Registered Land Survey being submitted to the Village within six montns of todays date. In addition, the Council feels the variance is warrented due to two assessed units of water being applied to tne property, the unusual condition of the land and the nature of the surrounding property. Motion, Ayes (4) - Nays (0). Massengale moved, Butler seconded, to approve the division of Michael Ankeny, subject to combining Parcel B to Lots 5 6 6 to the south. Motion, Ayes (4) - Nays (0). Butler moved, Massengale seconded, to approve tne variance of Joseph Lorrano, 3365 Crystal Bay Road, with the condition tliat a Registered Land Survey be submitted to the Village within six months of todays date; that a one-foot minimum exist between the garage and rear property line and that a four-foot side yard setback be maintained. The Council wisiied to restipulate the points made by the Planning Commission in its September 18, 1972 Minutes, Motion, Ayes (4) - Nays (0). Massengale moved, Welsh seconded, to deny the division and variance requested by Keith Howell for North Arm Drive and Loma Linda Avenue. Motion, Ayes (4) - Nays (0). Ronald Potas had requested by letter that he be taken off the Council agenda for tonight and be put on the agenda for April 9, 1973. Tne Council concurred. Butler moved, Welsh seconded, to approve the variance for James Ogland because a hardship was recognized in that this property is the only property which is developed on either side of it and the development of this property would conform to the development to the south. Motion, Ayes (4) - Nays (0). The proposed contract with the Village Engineer for the sign survey and replacement project was referred to the Village Attorney, Page 2 DIVISION 6 VARIANCE Betts / r DIVISION Ankeny VARIANCE Lofrano DIVISION § VARIANCE Howell VARIANCE Potas VARIANCE Ogland CONTRACT - ENGINEER I ? L ‘ ^ rrm/ rM? noHMO. MINNESOTA ✓ v\ I •»o» f ' Oo o TO: FROM: DATE: Planning Conunission and Council Jeanne Mabusth, Zoning Administrator September 18, 1980 SUBJECT: #580 Robert White, 320 Woodhill Road - SUBDIVISION WORK SESSION Zoning District RR-IB Area Approximately 6.5 acres The applicant proposes subdividing a 6.5 acre parcel into two lots. I have included the minutes for a previous subdivision and variance application never completed by Mr, White approved by Council on October 24, 1977.The variance request was Mr. White once again requests. -■ X7//. nr. vvnite once again request a variance for the proposed house, but I have not received a site plan designating the extent of the variance. In t-h#i /->ne •:designating the extent of the variance. the request was for a rear yard setback. ± injut; rn rnis appiicatio he asks for a side yard setback. Review the architect's summary of hardship in the minutes of October 24, 1977. In the previous , pplication, I note in this application. Septic Testing - original test information is adequate. Lot line must be moved for Lot ?'s drainfield. ■ Lot Arrangement - Lot 1 is only 170' deep at building site. Existing house on Lot 2 should be designated on preliminary plans. Variance Application -Original variance was approved on October 24, 1977. I am certain the current application deals with the same rear setback variance and not side. Does Planning Commission feel the hardships still apply? Access - In considering the topography along the Woodhill Road access, I do not think this will be necessary. CITY OF ORONO, MINNESOTA LOCATION OF PROPOSAL (or pr( Address A'A TYPE OF APPLICATION Sketch Plan Review $50 ■7 Legal Description A - //■'•/ APPLICANT Name ______ Mailing Address C A r t-tt/C.///rPf K- V7Jt LijL/ Tel #_ _ ■>- -r.^/ ✓ OWNER Name Mailing Address Tel # <y' Subdivision $150 + $10/Lot _ Conditional Use Permit _ _ $30.00 $50.00 Rezoning $250 Vacation $100 (Minimum) ' FEE __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Date Rec'd P — By Nv . tl yy\ Present Zoning Present Use Zoning Ordinance Section Relating to Request Specify Ordinance Requirements Explain your request and reasons for same VARIANCE required - extent of nonconformity Lot Area ____ Setback Front___ Side _v _ _ _ Other, explain _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Rear Width Specify hardshi.ps to property •JyAi ci. ^, • • • ' ^ SUBDIVISION application Residential Other, explain No. of Lots CONDITIONAL USE AND OTHER - explain proposed use of property in detail MINIMUM MATERIAL NECESSARY FOR COMPLETE APPLICATION (Must be submitted 10 days prior to Planning Commission meeting) 1. 2. 3. 4. Application completed Plat map section Certificate of survey of property sketch location and setbacks of projxasal Construction plans, if applicable Certified Property Owner’s list of owners within (300') (150*)— from Hennepin Co. Dept, of Finance A-603 Government Center Stamped, legal sized envelopes(#1C pre-addressed to each of the names on the above list. DATE /f.y Applicant's Signature i:> DATE 7^Owner's Signature '7 AoDlicant hereby agrees to provide all information reouired or reqjiested by the Zoning Administrator, City Engineer, City Attorney, Planning Commissionx:ne -- - - - - - - - - -- - - , . " . ^ ^and Council necessary to process this application and further agrees to pay all fees as established by ordinance. 5/78 #580 Certifiests of f c r He rt T. V h: l i- cf Tr^.ct A, Lir.d 2'Jr*.-c;- li:. 10V;’ i:ir.r.3;-ir. Cc-_t.V-, -dir.r.jrrt-fi / f* r- • • » • i I rx\.- TO: FROM: DATE: Jeanne Mabusth, Zoning Administrator Michael Gaffron, On-Site Systems Manager August 25, 1980 SUBJECT:#680 Robert White, 320 Woodhill Road Septic/Soil Testing Review - SUBDIVISION I have reviewed the existing septic system and soil/site evaluation for this subdivision. Although the surveyor's stakes were for the most Dart not located, by superimposing a topographical survey and onto ihe'^pro^osed lot line eurvey o t'- Pf it aooears the proposed boundary may not include all of the existing d^tnfteW on the main property. This line should be =° P^at the drainfield is totally located on the lot it serves. The main property will still have ample room for future drainfield if boundary is adjusted. Soil testing for the proposed new lot was 22^ 1980 A«isociates in April, 1977. I made a boring on the site August to see whether further soil evaluation was necessary. , o? Tseasonal or perched water table was found and the soil encountered was sandier than expected. We could fappea^s^^fbe to function adequately on the proposed new lot. There appears to d ampirroo^for a secondary drainfield system. I recommend approval of^the division based on a readjustment of the proposed boundary the existing drainfield. See attached sketch. I M Tf o .n , Cortiflc£.ts oi £urvf;v for .Hol.'rt T. Vhiti' cf Tr^ict A, *--r.: £vr'<-.-v ICV'r ij;r.n3*,-lr. Ccvr.V-, ?’lr.r.'.: r.1& ,0- >c " J. ,< P . c< ■ T ^ mm .#%«• •».. ♦ t •:A true unj rrrr-ct r-“TV - -.r^A oi b LU;vc.» c; 1.. •«C ' * i ••- \ A « . .*9 . - .... • . A , • Hcnri2.'ir., nnu t;i. :‘-or*:.; Ovl *-«»» •• • •. •••• i - * u •« A 1 -i - - A ^ --------. 1-3 ’ 0 : Irrn ::.ir’>?r L j 1^ L REGULAR MEETING OF THE ORONO COUNCIL, OCTOBER 24, 1977 Mr. Alan Olson, Assistaiit Buildinq & Zoning Administrator, entered into the record the follow ing letter from Robert C. Gaede, architect, dated October 6, 1977, which states: y<Ri^ V^20 Page 22 .lANCE Woodhill Road #275 Robert X'Jhite "Robert F. \ihite has commissioned this office to develop preliminary site planning and designs for a structure he contemplates on a proposed outlot of his present residence. You have requested a written opinion supporting a code variance in the placement of said structure. We understand he must prove "hardship" for this to be granted. After on-site inspection, we determined the property only marginal to bear the several hundred thousand dollar structure contemplated. The logic for this opinion follows: 1. There is one suitable location for a structure: 2. a. b. c. d. e. Southwest portion is too narrow where it abuts Woodhill Road. Severe grades on the northwest portion would affect building costs substantially and adversely. Eastern portion's view is to Woodhill Country Club dump ground, thus unsuitable. Percolation tests indicate substantial land usage required on east side, as well, to accommodate drain field within code due to extensive clay. Location of present driveway is highly restrictive. Contour of adjacent land prohibits moving it, in addition to affecting aesthetics of present residence. The appropriate building site is at narrowest "neck" of the property, coincidentally its apex. We deem it marginal. a. b. c. d. Contemplated structure will be between 35-50 feet wide, west facing and in excess of 100 feet long, south facing. The fifty foot satback requirement, plus structure, plus access drive leaves virtually no yard capability or buffer zone. We viewed property prior to seasonal foliage. Proposed structure is dangerously close, aesthetically, to present house. Extreme care is necessary to prevent the two structures clashing —— every possible foot that can separate them is vital. Value of present house could be severely affected if new one is "in its lap". (Continued) REGULAR MEETING OF THE ORONO COUNCIL, OCTOBER 24, 1977 ( For this reason, we have advised our client not to utilize said site unless a variance is obtained. From his standpoint, we consider this a most valid hardship as he is anxious to remain at this location. We would prefer a 20 foot setback, ideally. We shall be pleased to respond in greater detail and with attendant graphics if necessary, although ^ ve are hopeful such expense may be spared our client. Robert C. Geade, AIA End of letter Council Meeting *• October 24, 1977 Mayor Van Nest moved, Eutler seconded, to approve the variance reguest of Robert F. VJhite, 320 Woodhill Road, subject to: 1. Mr. White's approval of this letter. 2. Woodhill Country Club approval. 3. Noting that this is nev/ information demonstrating a hardship. Motion, Ayes (4) - Nays (0). Mr. Alan Olson, Assistant Building & Zoning Administrator, entered into the record the following information for a proposed private road name for Van Eeckhout Subdivision, 400 Old Crystal Bay Road, dated October 19, 1977, which states: The developers and property owners of this property have requested the City to approve a separate name for this private road. On future subdivisions, staff would like to have this agreed upon prior to final approval, but in some past divisions, the matter of naming the access was not addressed. In this case, seven names were submitted as listed on the attached letter. Names 1, 3 & 7 have been rejected by staff due to similarities with existing street names. The final choice is left to the Council's discretion. , The following list was submitted for consideration: 1. Forest Glen Trail 2. Meadow Valley Road 3. North Star Circle 4. Overland Trail 5. Glen Echo Road 6. vmite Oak Drive 7. Green Hill Circle Page 23 VARIANCE 320 Woodhill Road (Continued) PRIVATE ROAD NAl-lE 400 91d Crystal Bay Road (Continued) L ESGULAR MEETING OF THE ORONO‘COUNCIL, AUGUST 22, 1977 Staff.- June 10, 1977 Page 15 John Waataja, son of the owner of Lots 10, 11, & 13, VARIANCE was in the office to check on requirements for 493 Park Lane his lots. He was advised to contact Home Federal (Continued) to try and arrange a combination of properties. Planning Commission Meeting — June 20, 1977 Tabled. No one present. Planning Commission Meeting - July 5, 1977 r •• ^ No applicant present. Item tabled. Commission I instructed staff to notify applicant of intentio^y to act on proposal at July 18^ 1977 meeting. Planning Commission Meeting - July 18, 1977 Zoning Administrator presented proposal along with copy of certified letter sent to Home Federal Savings informing the applicant that the proposal would be up for action at the Planning Commission meeting scheduled for July 18, 1977. gtaff received no response. No representative was present. Planning Commission recommended denial of variance as no hardship was demonstrated. Council Meeting - July 25, 1977 No representative present. Tabled until August 22, 1977 meeting. Instructed staff to send certified letter to Home Federal Savings Loan informing them of this. Council Meeting - August 22, 1977 Butler moved, Pesek seconded, to deny the variance request of Home Federal Savings f> Loan Association for 493 Park Lane, based upon no hardship documented at this time. Motion, Ayes (4) — Nays (0). Henry Muhich, Building & Zoning Administrator, read into the record the following information concerning the variance request of Robert F. White, 320 Woodhill Road, dated July 25, 1977, which states: Council Meeting — July 25, 1977 Council referred application back to Planning Commission at the request of Mr. White, in a letter dated July 22, 1977, which states: * .... . —I - 0 V*'' \> u ARIANCE 320 Woodhill Road #275 Robert F. White (Continued) [•HM] [•liH*] ■ I Ml [•Jivm •TmiMmj [•11 [•III* I*] [•I*X#UI« r«ii«v« LfKVilllM ilOli r R’DGULAR MEETING OF THE ORONO COUNCIL, AUGUST 22, 1977 Planning Conunission Meeting - August 15, 1977 Mr - White was present. Restated the items in hxs letter to the Council dated July 22, 1977. He stated that he had no hardships other than economical or personal design wishes. He wishes to maximize the distance between the existing house and the proposed house. The Planning Commission was sympathetic, but since owner could present no physical hardships. Commission recommended denial. Council Meeting ~ August 22, 1977 Mr. Charles White, representing' Mr. Robert \Jhite, submitted a letter to the City Council, which states; "A bu^^tness trip again prevents me from appearing before you. My son, Charles White, represents me in my request for a variance on an outlot at my homestead, 320 Woodhill Road. Such request was denied last week by the Planning Commis«jion. I seek relief from their decision based on the reasoning of my July 22, 1977 letter to you. My reasoning is: The variance affects no one except me. Neither neighbors nor the Woodhill Country Club have objected. The lot line affected has been a woods, .literally forever. onG suitat)lG building sitG on the lot. It dictates the need to place a new structure as far away from the present house as possible to preserve its value. Two architects^ Peter Hall of Minneapolis and Robert Gaede of Cleveland, Ohxo have stated that unless a variance can be obtained a structure should not be erected." End of letter Pesek moved, Butler seconded, to table the request 2 variance for Robert F. White, 320 Woodhill Road, until the meeting of September 12, 1977, to allow the applicant to document hardship. Motion, Ayes (4) - Nays (0). 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Page 17 VARIANCE 320 Woodhill Road (Continued) TO: FROM: DATE: Planning Commission and Council Jeanne Mabusth, Zoning Administrator September 16, 1980 SUBJECT: #582 H.R. Johnston, 935 Willow Drive South - SUBDIVISION Zoning District RR-lB Area - approximately 15 acres (exclusive of 1.12 acre City parcel) Subdivision - 5 lot plat (if City land not included) 6 lot plat (if City land included) Mr. Johnston is in the process of acquiring a 1.12 acre parcel, located at the west end of land peninsula, from the City. The land sale must be completed before the subdivision receives recommendation for preliminary approval from the Planning Commission. If sale is not completed, the preliminary subdivision will consist of five lots. On October 30, 1979, Johnson received final subdivision approval for a two lot plat, Johnston's French Lake. At preliminary approval. Council approved the applicant's request to construct a house on the newly created lot subject to his combining the newly acquired Hendel property to uhe west with the subject property. The combination was requested because the site plan for the new home revealed a substandard west side yard setback. Under no condition would Council grant a setback variance. I have enclosed the resolution approving the plat and a copy of the two lot plat. Review of Current Plat: Plat Road - 1,500 feet in length, access location at Willow approved with previous plat, 50' wide road easement, 20'-22' surface, gravel base construction, must maintain 26' setback from wetland, cul-de-sac 100'. Septic Testing - Testing shall be required for the following lots: Block 1, Lots 1, 2 & 3 Block 2, Lot 1 Block 3, Lot 1 Wetlands -A Conservation and Flowage Easement will be taken oyer all the wetland areas - to include southern French Lake portion. Outlets A, B, & C, all wetland lots, shall be tied into ownership with respective lots on south side of pl'^ . road. -Outlet A with Lot 2 -Outlet B with Lot 3 -Outlet C with Lot 4 September 16, 1980 #582 H. R. Johnston 935 Willow Drive South SUBDIVISION Page 2 #582 Setbacks - rhe house on Lot 4 should be designated and the side setbacks confirmed. Lot Arrangements - Lot 4 is only 1.6 acres, but overall density is adequate for a 5 or 6'lot plat, 5 to 15 acres or 6 to 16 acres. Lot 1, Block 3 appears to be shy the required 200' lot width at the building line. The wetland outlets designated in previous plat must be redesignated. Old Outlets A & B should now be Outlets D & E. For your information, I have included a zoning update memo reviewed at Council's meeting of September 15, 1980. ^ 582 ed and the side setbacks >verall density is 5 to 15 acres or ; appears to be shy ; the building line. I in previous plat :lots A & B should now pdate memo reviewed at JL M A, -- - - - - -- - - - J Land Use Application j LOCATION OF PROPOSAL (or property) ^ Address ^3S T /^-//•?-3- I Legal Description ^ APPLICANT Name /4^^. J’^^Tel # Mailing Address CMNER Neune Mailing Tel # j^ddress Present Zoning TYPE-OF APPLICATION _^etch'plan Review $50 Subdivision . g ^— $^50 + $ 10/Lot ional Use Permit 30.00 _ _ $50.00 Rezoning $250 Vacation $100 (Minimum) FEE ^ "7^0 O * ^ ^ Date Rec’d // - <P^ By >s. ft. _____________ Present Use •4^cy Zoning Ordinance Section Relating to Request Specify Ordinance Requirements Explain your request and reasons for same i /c/s , A A \ e.Hcg qCCt,./ VARIANCE required - extent of nonconformity X Lot Area _ Setback Front_ _ Side Width Rear Other, explain Specify hardships to property SUBDIVISION application _2S_ Residential Other, explain No. of Lots CONDITIONAL USE AND OTHER - explain proposed use of property xn detail MINIMUM MATERIAL NECESSARY FOR COMPLETE APPLICATION (Must be submitted 10 days prior to Planning Commissxon meeting) Application completed Plat map section Certificate of survey of property sketch location and setbacks of proposal Construction plans, if applicable Certified Property Owner's list of| owners within (300M (*^)- from Hennepin Co. Dept, of Finance A-603 Government Center , Stamped, legal sized envelopes(#10| pre-addressed to each of the names^ on the >ve l#st. DATE ^ ^ So Applicant's ‘Signature f- tf- So Owner's SignatureDATE _ _ _ _ _:- - - - - - - - - ^ Applicant hereby agrees to provide all information reamed or revested by all fees as established by ordinance. 5 ^ p•- ' fi 1 piZ_ • 1 • t ! ▼|f 1 < 1 1 Jfll______ - i S B ii m r iRwi \ ' ‘#■ I' i ' I-' ir i /*.•• ■ (§) V fi 2•— C -> f I ^ pa cfi: r 4 ••■ ^.•*- ij! •“* ****'' ft A lit -1 * 0 «• ^ • ■i^ m ■iss mi -J /VIII, /> < - - ;- J i © ^ *■• -•i •' .- •^* m o> ii! • • • • • «• «. • f^,^.a?.Illa I #582 JOHNSTON’S FRENCH LAKE SCALE M< fti7 1=GORDON R. COFFIN CO. INC. L«MO SuRvCVOilS * fNGiMCCMS LONG LAKE . Mi»it<CSOTA 111* A« ^ 0* «w mmi 0^ 0S ^ •MAHACO . fms mi et* m* H/J ^ . m. •» . < »» n i« MV* ««## /T/f * t ^ ^ » :-V _ : r RESOLUTION NO. 1Q88 A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE PLAT OF JOHNSTON'S FRENCH LAKE WHEREAS, the City of Orono is a municipal corporation organized and existing under the laws of the State of Minnesota; and WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Orono has adopted subdivision regulations for the orderly, economic and safe development of land within the City; and WHEREAS, the City Council has considered the application for a subdivision plat by Harrison R. Johnston, Jr., the subdivider; and WHEREAS, the Subdivider has completed all requirements of the platting regulations of the City, including; 1.Dedication on the plat of rights of way for public streets and roads, shown as Willow Drive. 2. Dedication on the plat of drainage and utility easements. Dedication to the City of a Flowage and Conservation Easement (Exhibit A) providing for limitations on the use of wetlands and/or drainageways described therein and shown on the plat as "wetlands” Outlets A & B. 4.Payment to the City of a Park Dedication Fee in the amount of $200.00. Payment to the City of all application and review fees according to the City Fee Schedule. # NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the City Council of the City of Orono hereby approves, the plat of Johnston's French Lake, Hennepin County, Minnesota; subject to the following conditions: 1.Creation of a private driveway easement in favor of Lot 1 over Lot 2. 2.Creation of private utility easements in favor of Lot 1 over Lot 2. 3.All new construction shall conform to required setbacks from the lot boundaries as platted. 4.French Lake immediately south of the shoreline as indicated on the plat is currently wetland and not open water, and shall be considered for regulatory purposes as wetland and not as navigable Water. This plat shall not create any new riparian rights not otherwise existing. In addition, tne subdivider shall quit claim to the City a flowage easement similar to Exhibit A above over any and all parts the French Lake marsh which are or maybe acquired by accretion to this property and/or recession of the open water of French Lake. I M Resolution No. 1088 Page 2 5 The existing driveway on the property has been approved by as acceptable to service one dwelling each on Lots 1 and 2, but insufficient with substandard sight cS?-enrcity"sLnda^drof°deSUn^and''?onstructioA^ this property ever be further subdivided or , , property inunediately west of this plat ever be subdivided. Such driveway would most likely run through and in effect divide Lot 2 as platted herein. 6 The aforesaid plat shall be filed with the Hennepin County Recorder's Office on or before May 13, 1980 together with a certified original copy of this Resolution and an executed copy of Exhibit A as noted above. The approval granted by this Resolution shall e^^pire if the has not been filed by the date specified above. In that • EfneSrsa^rto file a new application with the City of Orono for subdivision review. Dated this to_ October 1979. William B. Van Nest, Mayor ATTEST: -- - -Benson, Clerk/Administrator #582 TO:Council FROM:Jeanne Mabusth, Zoning Administrator DATE:September 11, 1980 SUBJECT: Zoning Update - Site inspection of H.R. Johnston Property On an inspection of the Johnston property with the assessor on 9-8-80, we found that a major roadway had been constructed throughout the entire peninsula including grading and tree cutting on City property at the end of the point. Johnston did this without a permit and without any type of plans. He had talked with staff several times and been advised not to do any work until the City review was completed. He has since received three citations and been advised to get his subdivision application underway. He filed a six lot subdivision application on September 11, 1980, which includes the property he hopes to acquire from the City. Staff advises that if the sale does not take place, that Mr. Johnston be responsible for restoration of the City property. A bond or irrevocable letter of credit should be filed with the City and the applicant enter into a contract (developers agreement) to assure the completion of the restoration no later than July 1, 1981. TO; FROM: DATE; Planning Commission and Council Jeanne Mabusth, Zoning Administrator September 18, 1980 SUBJECT: #583 Development Group, Inc., 3701 Shoreline Drive REZONING WORK SESSION Council directed the applicant to file a rezoning application with the City before thty could complete review of the original variance, conditional use permit and commercial site plan review. The current B-1 lot is severely limited by encroaching wetlands and restrictive standards of B-1 zoning district. Although the application proposes office use (allowed in B-1 with a conditional use permit), the project would be subject to the most restrictive standards of B-1. By rezoning property to B-4, applicant benefits with less restrictive standards and the City by approving development of a severely limited site from future B-1 uses having greater parking demands. Council did not specify the extent of the B-4 zoning district. Planning Commission is asked to recommend adequate boundaries. The legal notice will define a very broad area to be considered in the rezoning. The Planning Coi.'.mission may determine a much narrower corridor. Council did direct that the entire commercial use must be included in rezoned area. The commercial zone must now extend to the west line of Lot 6. Points to be considered in determining depth of zoning corridor; 1. Wetlands determined to be at 935 contour line - no matter where zoning line is located, a variance from wetlands must be considered. 2. Line could be defined so as to alleviate need for variance from rear yard bordering on residential zone (30'). 3. Proposed line could align itself with extent of commercial use '>n east lot - a depth of 200*. A rezoning hearing has been scheduled for October 6, 1980 at 7:30 P.M. LOCATION OF PROPOSAL 'dr property) Address iJah-I ff'rr-f" Crcj U„AL.^ Legal Description Lct C f'A'^r / *7^0.1/V- w j /✓*#w-c ^ ^ § “ / ' # w » * APPLICANT Name Pi i'i /'. r. • t■■ Tel CITY OF ORONO, MIN*NESOTA Land Use Application * Ti’PE OF REQUEST jj ___ Subdivision $ 150+$iQ. 00/[ Lotf o o ^ rMailing ^ Address ^ f k OWNER Name I'/////.*■> D Alt Tel # ,V •r / Mailing ^ n ^ 'V'’/</. Address n'^ / />/:?»• •>'<C J>-- \ Present Zoning S- ( • .. FEE Date Re^'d_ By . Present Use Z777U Zoning Ordinance Section Relating to Request Specify Ordinance Requirements _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Explain your request and reasons for same / f r, ft T'xt’a f c * • S * t ' 0 Of"T r' ^ c a 77 . ■i*- ^ -•€ /Vr. t ly^rcj, li t TV^r A>i rz 5/> VARIANCE required - extent of nonconformity _ _ _ Lot Area _ _ _ Setback Front_ _ Side _____ Other, explain __________ Rear Width Specify hardships to property 4 •X V :> f Re zoning §250 "^9/^ 2— ^ Riprap §15 ($65) ^SO . * 1 • • TYPE OF REQUEST Subdivision $ 1504$10.00/‘J Lot3 $50 Rezoning $250 Riprap $15 ($65) FEE Date Rec * d — / 2. - By --------- ■ *-Ar-0 Q, /u ZT / / . / > f -' 5 / / /* c / ide Rear i' 1 # • . • • 1 «. • lit ••i* I. f- CITY OF ORONO, MINNESOTA Land Use Application • LOCATION OF PROPOSAL (or property) Address S'I^ti/,fiT fjf'n '___' r~ ^ o I/.-gal Description Lcr /->:r */ APPLICANT Name/^ t c-A vw..' Tel #ILA ITii »/vr ri r*" 4.4 w.*01. J M T / ' f w # i A Mailing ‘ Address aVNER Name Z;^////,.. AU Tel #V • r / Mailing ^ '> a Address ffUi^ / -v .C Present Zoning £ / . /<: TYPE OF REQUEST Subdivision $ 150+$io. 00/1 Lot pBer^o^it^r^P*^e $50 o o o Re zoning $250 "^92- Riprap $15 ($65) :i^o. Date Rec'd By . Present Use /-a Zoning Ordinance Section Relating to Request Specify Ordinance Requirements Explain your request and reasons for same lx- t'r 'Lta-'/: Cc.-'T i- - 'T'.Oi^ O-f" C'r-r <J 3 - >•- C ' ^ f"’, I 'f/ i if! f i---------------------r:------- ■ Ar .V ,o ife t /.a( ^[i, //W. c/rz 5/c7 VARIANCE required _____ Lot Area Width extent of nonconformity _____ Setback Front __ _ _ _ Other, ex 1'lain Side Rear Specify hardships to property SUBDIVISION applicat.on Residential Other, explain No. of Lots CONDITIONAL USE AND OTHER - explain proposed use of property in detail MINIMUM MATERIAL NECESSARY FOR COMPLETE APPLICATION (Must bo submitted 10 days prior to Planning Commission meeting) 1. A^>llcation completed 2. Plat map section 3. Certificate of survey of property sketch location and setbacks of proposal *. Construction plans, if applicable //Mni 5. Certified Property Owner's list o. owners v/ithin (300*) (150*)— from Hennepin Co. Dept, of Finance A-603 Government Center , 6. Stamped, legal sized envelopes (#3. pre-addressed to each of the name on the above list.. _//^9//9 Applicant's Siqnaturey Owner's Signature Applicant hereby agrees to provide all informati<un required or requested by' the Zoning Administrator, City Engineer, City Attorney, Planning Commission, and Council necessary to process this application and further agrees to pay all fees as established by ordinance. • f ‘.fr- ;. i:-. ; ■ ■ ^«?• V»8.. ‘P&r- • •Af*' • ty,/.. 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Subdivisii'n, Prelimin Subdivision, Final JL _pidg. -Review COUNCIL ACTION Vote: _ _ For _ _Against_ _ _Abstention MOTION Council conceptually approved t>>e revised plan as date^d November 15^ 1979, including conceptual approval of a variance for parking 10 ft. from front line, a conditional use permit for the driveway connection to the Church lot (subject to Citv Engineer. MCWD and. DNR .rc_vieya^,^nd_cpnc^^^ rezoning to B-4; subject to legal lot combination of the two parcels, in stallation of a berm and landscaping_along the highway per plan_^—apd .the nnvinn nf m^ny trepc; ^ pnr.r, i hie—=—ovr-D—if th.1 s may—rpgui re—a—itax-Lance. for parking spaces. All subject to the rezoning being completj^- next step is for voti to apniv for the rezoning -..iler Al OIsqh,^ *********************************^********At******^********** ****** *********** DEADLINE DATE for submittal of new information (application may be considered formally withdrawn if information or explanation is not provided). for Work Permit application for work to begin for work to be comp!et ed \ WORK PERMITS ARE REQUIRED - contact Building Inspector before beginning work. VARIANCE APPROVAL is limited to the extent shown on approved plans. Do not change plans. Variance authority expires one year after approva CONDITIONAL USE APPROVAL expires upon change of ownership or use, or on deadline date specified above. PRELIMINARY SUBDIVISION APPROVAL - Applicant must provide all informatn and/or improvements required for final approval. Contact Zoning Administrator. FINAL SUBDIVISION APPKOV.AL - Applicant must have drawings, resolution and all other required documents recorded, with certification of such recording returned to the City by deadline date. Certified copies of official City Council Minutes'may be obtained by contacting the City Clerk. Allow at least three weeks from meeting dat Control No. — meting Date .11-2JI=-X9- Dtice Date _ ___ _ _ _ Variance i Conditional Use Perml Subdivision, Preliinin Subdivision, Final RcLvieK— ^*****************' >ib stent ion ^ dated Novembex_li^ for r i vewa>=? connection totl^ MR reviewLx _jnd__cgjlgg££V^ ,n of the two parcels, b i Qhway_jjer_£l^ns^and _the. 1 q bei_comp2eted^----— fil OlSQIL.- nation may be considered planation is not provided). ___ for work to be coiTTpl et ed Inspector before beginning hown on approved plans. ,iros one year after approva ; of ownership or use, c must provide all informati.l aval . Contact Zoning have drawings, resolution with certification of such date .rtfSi-SSr.?.-. Offitr Hoi 06‘Crygtal Bay. Minr»«-hOla Muniiipal Office* • Tekpfione <73 7357 Development Group Inc. Box 286 Tonka West Offices Spring Park, MN 55384 Control No. Meeting Date n-77-7q. Notice Date_ _ _ ___ Variance Conditional Use Permi Subdivision, Prelitnin| Subdivision, Final ^ _El.d3.Je5iiew. A Copies to: Louis Oberhause ^ , 1421 East vjayzat# Blvd. ----- ----------------------- j COUNCn. ACTION Vote: ___ For ___ Against ----- Abstention MOTION Council concoptuallv approved the revised plan as dated November- -1. 1979, including conceptual approval of a variance for parking l^ft. from _ _ front line, a conditional use permit for the driveway connectign_Jto_tl^ _____l.nhtect to City Enoin ocr._MCHP-and_DNJLj:oyiewl,. ^<1 conceptua rezoning to B-4; subject to legal lot combi nation of the two parcels, in stallation o~ berm and landscapi ng_ajLgng_the_hiohwav per plan Bi_and_^ c^iTMna cif Aic; TTiriny a q possible - pvrn if thi-S- mey rcrriiir^a y p"'^ n ur.PL I A for parking spaces. All subject to the rezoning being ^complete^-^ npyt step is for you to apnlv fQr__the rpzoninq T-£ee-Al-QlaQiia- - - - - - X A-ArA-**^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^-k:hirk ^ - '''''' DEADLINE DATE _______________________________—-----------------------------——------- for submittal of new information (application may be considered ----- fo™nr«ith ‘>«“n if information or explanation is not provided). for Work Permit application for work to begin for work to be completed WORK PERMITS ARE REQUIRED - contact Building Inspector before beginning VARIANCE APPROVAL is limited to the extent shown on approved plans. Do not change plans. Variance authority expires one approva CONDITIONAL USE APPROVAL expires upon change of ownership or use, or on deadline date specified above. informatit PRELIMINARY SUBDIVISION APPROVAL - Applicant must provide and/or improvements required for final approval. on FINAL^SOTDIVISION APPROVAL - Applicant must have and all other required documents recorded, with certification of such recording returned to the City by d^dline dat e._____________^------------------ Certified conies or^ficiaf City Council Minutes may be obtained Uy con^Lting thi clty Clerk. Alloi at least three weeks from meeting dat REGUIJ a R IlEETIHG OF THE OROHO COUNCIL, OCTOBER 30, 1979 Page 'A.Sr Massenqale moved, Iliirr‘seconded, to deny the application of Charles Carl, 3685 North Shore Drive, to vacate the lake access based upon the Supreme Court decision and there are no finding of facts to determine that it would be a benefit to the public to vacate. Staff was instructed to review the area for needed maintenance and to define area and uses of the area. Motion, Ayes (5) - Nays (0) . VACATION 3685 North Shor (Continued) Alan Olson, City Planner, entered into the request of the Development Group, a conditional use permit, variance and review at 3701 Shoreline Drive, dated 1979, which states: the record Inc., for building plan October 26, CONDITIONAL USE PERfilT, etc. 3701 Shoreline S507 Development Grc These comments are in response to Mr. letter of October 25, 1979, which was a meeting between him, Jeanne Mabusth, earlier that day. (Oberhauser letter Oberhauser's written after and myself - Panes 5 •* 8) Note 1, Page 2 - Zoning: Prior to 1^74,^all commercial zoning ended in Lot 7, east ^ shows the boundary in a curved line roughly the wetlands. The legal descriptions show a corr 100' X 200' as marked on your Exhibit 6. Note 2, Page 2 - A site inspection today confinned the Westwood Survev of August 15, 1979: There is standing water well over the sewer ^ close to, if not on, the 935 contour. The flood level was determined by Barr Engineering for HUD through a detailed study area. The 26* setback should apply to the edge of the marsh as has been our ordinance. In my discussion with L^a; rM^r^r-nd'^^rthif !s o^viru^ly nor the case I do not think the ordinance re-quires a 26' setback from the top of the Flood Plain (in if this is dry nroimd at that point. I do thint iharwo should Acquire the 26' snthaoV, (or a variance thereto) from the actual edge of the wetlands. As of my inspection today, I believe that these two points coincide very closely. Lrard!nrSnrtru°^?fn“or^;itrnr?5L°hiS narsh and hence docs also have assumulative capacity when not actually flooded.(Continued, Pa REGULAR MEETING OF THE ORONO COUNCIL, OCTOBER 30, 1979 Page 9 I agree with Mr. Obe^hauser's surunary items on Page 4, as follov/s: / CONDITIONAL USE 3701 Shoreline Di 1.The zone should be changed to B-4. There is no logical reason to include the sewer line in this zone (the owner would have access to the sewer regardless of zone) . The actx.al zone boundary should include all commercial functions including parlcing, and perhaps should go to the west line of Lot 6. The depth would not need to be 200' as this is obviously flood plain and wetlands. A reasonable straight line comoroinise should be determined through the rezoning process. The conservation and flowage easement should be^ over all designated flood nlain, i.e. over all ^1 land below 935. If some of this land is not ® wetlands, some of the normal conservation proJiibitions could be amended as long as the flowage easement is assured. (Continued) 3.I agree with the concept of Item 3, although I thin)c the facts make any difference between wetlands and flood pluln ra"* ner rr.:;?t, or insignifi cant at best. This does not mean l.ljat I could not find hardships to justify some variance to the 26' rule such as the suggested narking lot retaining wall Council Meeting - October 30, 1979 * ••Mr. Oberhauscr, Bill McQueen, and John Nelson were present Mr. McOx.een reviewed a survey of the propertv in question commenting that he purchased the property in 1966 and 1967 and that tnis property was assessed as cominercial property for sewer and water. Mayor Van Nest commented that the B-1 change was completed in 1974 to include this commercial nronerty after dis covering oiiunissions in the 1967 legal descriptions. John Nelson discussed concept of the proposal commenting that the proposed building would be rental, i:ot condominiums and that we want to develop an office building of a residential looking type of structure ov;ned and ooeratcd only as an office building. Mr. Oberhauser reviewed the history of the land and the plans for development commenting that the wetlands will not be constructed on and a conservation easement will be provided. Mayor Van Nest stated that wetlands have to be defined. Wetlands are not commercial property. (Continued) . % I REGULAR MEETING OF TJIE ORONO COUNCIL, OCTOBER .10, 1979 Page 10 Covmci Inember Pauriis: I do not favor clear cutting the property. We have dense residential homes in the area. CONDITIONAL USE 3701 Shoreline Dr. (Continued) Mayor Van Nest: There are many questions to be researched by staff and the applicant: 1*. Rezone to B-4 office and professional? 2.Allow encroachment to 26' setbacV. for: a) building? b) parking lot? Wetlands have to be defined before zoning line established. The legal definition of the zoning, as it exists today, has to be researched. {/•■-■"’ A r Alan Olson, City Planner, entered into the record the request of Paul A. Scherbor for a subdivision at 1420 Bohns Point Road, datf?d October 26, 1979, v/hich states: SUBDIVISION 1420 Bohns Point Roai ^508 Paul A. Scherber The applicant proposes dividing 2.7 acres into two lots. The property consists of a main house, guest house and carriage house (garage). All existing buildings meet the necessary setbacks e;<cept for one shed that must be removed by final approval. Neighbor's house to the south runs 5' over the property line. Existing curb cuts will remain. The access easement of 25' running along the northern lot line was discussed by +-he neighbors They wanted to be assured that the plat will not interfere with this easement. The applicant will furnish proof of the 25’ easement in the recorded title. Lot 2 will have riparian rights only. Planning Commission moved to approve the preliminary subdivision application of Paul h. .Scherber, subiect to tlie following conditions: 1. Park dedication fee of $100 for the newly created residential lot (Lot 1). 2. Lot 2 (southern lot) is to have riparian rights. 3.Existing curb cuts to remain - applicant wishes to retain loop driveway - Lot 1 to deed access easement in favor of Lot 2. 4. 5. Shed on lot line must be removed upon final aijproval Applicant furnish proof of 25' access casement as part of recorded title. (Continued)