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HomeMy WebLinkAbout06-02-1975 Planning Minutesr attT4' .1'i' "'.'' /;■ -1 o W ■ -?v-- — - ^ PLANNING COfflSSION A June 2, 1975 Work Session ewii 7:30 p.m. I. Current Items A. Action Items 1. 2. 3. 4. Minutes 126 Robert Day warehouse addition proposal, 2685 VISayzata Blvd. Elevation and site approval - Industrial - (36.001) Evaluation of Hennepin County Transportation Study in relation to Comprehensive Guide Plan Review and reconmendations for replattihg, marshlands and park dedication ordinance. B. Work Session Items 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. #18 Robert Eckert, 505 Orchard Park Rd., Public Hearing - Vacation of street right-of-way #9 Herrick Circle - Public Hearing for Rezoning 4 PRD #23 Richard Petrin, 1520 Long Lake Blvd. - Front 4 side yard setback variance #24 Robert Compton, 4545 Watertown Rd. - Variance, Stable from lot lines #20 Audrey Overby, 567 Park Lane - Variance, Lot area 4 width #21 George Toman, 100 Orono Orchard Rd. 4 Richard Backstrom 95 Sknith Avenue - Lot split and combination #22 Richard Wright, 4045 Elm St. - Variance, Lot area #25 Wa:pata Yacht Club (Dr. Richard Waellner) - Big Island Conditional Use Permit for playground beach and dock #10 Howard Larson 4 Gordon Henderson, 1465 Long Lake Blvd. - Variance (New perc test not yet submitted) II. Completed Items for Council A. Open Items 1. Marina Licensing (Gayle's, North Star, North Shore) 2. Multiple Housing Standards - Attorney 3. #18 Robert Eckert, 505 Orchard ferk Rd., Vacation • Ml*leted Items 1. 2. 3. 4. #17 Charles Spear - Vacation - Upheld, with conditions #16 Cleon Hildens, 1240 Spruce ri.ace - Variance, upheld . . . “ . . . . . . . . . . . »held#19 John Famham, 2655 Lydiard Ave. - Variance, upl_ Hennepin County landscaping of public access at Hmdrickson Bridge - completed. It e II • . ffi 'r4t ' • ■,-/> T* •V.'./Si !*:■ -/«• - ■?»■ if Plaiming Comtission Work Session, June 2, 1975 8:15 P.M. The Orono Planning Comnission met on the above date with the following members present: Acting Chairman Pdsek, McDonald, Dunlap, Kallestad, Curtis, VanNest; Leave of absence, Gasch; Absent: Hannah, Wooley, Guthrie, Hake. Minutes of the previoas meeting were approved as corrected (Vote on Herrick Circle request - Ayes (5), Itay (0), Abstain (1), McDonald MlhUTES The Planning Comnission reviewed the site and elevation plans which indicate a design similar to that of the existing structure along with considerable improvement of the site through additional planting and designated parking. Robert Day - Industrial Warehouse Addition Proposal 2685 Wayzata Blvd. McDonald moved, Kallestad seconded to approve the proposal as the proposed site improvement conform^ with the in­ tent of the Comprehensive Guide Plan to restore and maintain the natural conditions of the conininity. Ayes, (6), Nay (0). After previously reviewing this Study, the Planning Ccnmission agreed to make the following comnents, sug­ gestions and reconnendations: EVALUATION OF HENNEPIN COUNTY TRANSPORTATION STUDY Preservation of Lake Minnetonka is the primary underlying goal of our recently adopted Coaiprehensive Guide Plan. As a result the Village of Orono has established land use policies that are intended to protect Lake Minnetonka from the adverse effects of noor quality storm water run off. Diverting heavy commiting and comnercial traffic from using roadways traversing the center of Lake Minnetonka (Co. Rd. 15 6 19) is equally important to the protection of Lake Minnetonka as establishing the restrictive land use policies. Therefore the following recomnendations are most important: Orono, along with Wayzata and Minnetonka Beach might consider acquiring Co. Rd. #15 for better control. . * • 1. Should roadway improvements be withheld from lakeshores. & Ml*- a ^ * AYES 2. The use of the Burlington Northern tracks for transit uses. YES tnaat r o m Planning Coitinission Iferk Session, June 2, 1975 3. The need for bikeways and pedestrian ways to move from area to area. >T.S 4. The traffic from the western conmunities passing through comnunities to the east. RDlfTE NORTH FROM #110 to #12 5.The need for designating truck routes. BAR TRUCK TRAFFIC #15 BETWEEN NAVARRE AND WAYZATA AND ONLY LOCAL* TRUCK TRAFFIC NORTH AND SOimi ON #19. 6. The need for a connector between T.U. 7 and T.H. 12 west of the lake. NO C0^WRN^ 7.The fiinction (including scenic parkway as option) and jurisdiction of Countv Rd. 15 and 19 in the lake area. \TRY STRONGLY AND FEEL NEED FOR MKM STRONGER STATE MFJsT. 0R(M1 SliaiLD TAKE INITIATIVE AND STATE SANfE. 8.The need for north and south egress roads throughout the lake area to connect to T.H. 12 and T.H, 7 to supplement other roads and to protect the lakcshore. EXISTING FEEDER ROADS ADEOUATE EXCEPT Ff^R IMPROVING #110 9. The need to upgrade Countv Rd. 19 between Country Club Road and T.li. 7. NO COftENT 10. Future of Tanager Lake channel bridge*. STRICTLY REPAIR AND MAINTAIN il. The future routine of T.H. 12 and interchange locations. NO CO t CNT 12. Status of County Rds. 6 and 19 realignment. FAVOR 15. >teed for a better connection between Mound and T.I!. 7. YES The Planning Commission discussed all remaining items on the agenda during the work session. Kallestad moved, Curtis seconded adjournment at 10:30 P.M. Motion, Ayes (6), Nay (0). m'■A.. .i: ^ ADJOURI^ffiNT m KSiii ii- • r-;- ilMHi