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Home My WebLink About08-04-1975 Planning Minutes.^■i -.V / ^IflO (fSjm*4^0^, Ou4A >r ^<L Jb^ *t -— 4' *1 - r/ j Q ^100 *>CoMjLtLW VT,duK'^on__ . T.,-> r ,&3-?>2r~ -i¥y-r A y-e-M- 4 -------------------------1.^ /y^>/9t>. - /«/ V! /n*AjJy ^unuiCOc4f T^5 /^i»<r^c//_« (loe^ 7, j; f^%/i. /AfUrri^^y y*':^ ^a.WDj. luUiv, i0)3 KAiIIu^ ^Li*^(jJ‘'< DfT> /^ts'S V W""'~.■ - - V ■ .t-wa? c'-'v '-• ;• s--/s; V.«‘. ^ I / / r^.♦•5 ,« > . • ..f. •.‘■,>-v,,; dg^afcuJft.' >.T i..e- ■ U. JVTJ. -, V-- *. ••< rm pi.'\NM>^ co?«\fr?sinM action sHr>oim - Aug«a3t 4, 1975 ITie Orano -^arailiig Conimission met on the above date vdth the liollovniig ’nsribers present: Acting Chairman: Brad Van Nest, Gloria ^fcT)c3nald, Gregg Hrnnah, Fred Curtis and Diane ;Xmlap, Absent: Hahs, PeseV, Wooley, Guthrie, and Kallestad, Leave of y-\bsence: Gasch, Brad Van ?fest opened the ineeting with the Public Hearing of Roger Patch, and being no one was ^>resent rtpresenting the public, the Public Hearing was closed. ROGER PATCH- PUBLIC HEARING- 1330 6th Ave. N. Brad Van Nest made a motion to postpone approving the minutes for two weeks, having just received the material, and not ha^/ing time to lead same. McDonald Seconded. Ayes (5), Nays (0). . liOMJTES % Henry fUhlch presented the proposal for a rip rap-condi tional use permit for Windward ^tarina. That Windward Marina has the approval of DNR and his plans ai'e to rip rap with rock, and plant shrubber/ along the shore line. After further discussion. WINDWARD MARINA- OOT. USE PRI^tlT RIP RAP SIK5RELTNE 1444 Shoreline Dr. Curtis moved, Hannah seconded, that the Plannir.g Commiss ion apjnrove this request, under the conditions he rip rap with rock as shown in the diagram, and that the rock be one foot or larger in diameter. Also, that he must create green ery in that particular area. Curtis moved, Hannah seconded, that this be stibject to approval of MCWS. Ayes (5), Nays (0). Brad Van Nest opened the Public Hearing <m Ralph Burnett at 7:26. Henry Mtihich read the affidavit of publication and certificate of mailing. RALPH BURNETT PUBLIC HEARING SCenr PROPERTY -•= Ralph Burnett and Tom Hartzell presented their proposal to the public. Mr. Burnett stated that they wanted to divide the property into seven buildable lots. Lots 1,2, 6 3 were found to be substandard as to the area requirements of the code, lots 4 § 5 over the required acreage and lots 6 § 7 have the required acreage. The remaining acreage being in lot A which has an area of KK),000 sq. ft. Upon retceiving notice of the public hearing, a groip re presenting p^erty owners along Bay Pidge Road objected to a suggestion of connecting the private road of the newly proiiosed plat v.lth Bay Ridge Rd, a private Road servicing these people. The)'' contended tnis; would result in a loss of rTrea and nvzneroiis tree to eecli property owner. The Planning Conwission felt contioliisig traffic access onto County Rd. #15 would increase the c^nce of keeping this as a two lane scenic roadway. ^s^siisom n* * •'U . r ^ L J r»A**I***yV* • THE nmm 00^%1ISSI(»^ ACri<»I SESSim - August 4, 1975 Brad Van Niest closed the Pdblic Hearing at 7:44 on Hartzells divisicxi of the Scott Property. Brad Van Nest opened the Pdblic Hearing at 7:46 on Good Shepherd Lutheran Churdi, conditional use pemit. Henry Mihidi read the affidavit of pid>lication and certificate of nailing. Pastor Rigr Johnson presented to the Planning Conmission and the pid>lic» the badcground of idiat they are trying to do. They have a preschool care, child care center, and an infant stinulation program. They wish to be given the opportunity to use the parsonage for expandiixg a program for retarded infants from biitl months. Pat McLarty stated that he is oimer and taxpayer of TVact A, 6, 6 H, RLS 660 idiich included the private road serving same He feels that there should not be a coimnercial use of the road. After further discussion by the public and staff, the main issues were found to be the traffic on the road, which is Church Road, and avoiding the possibility of more traffic on that street and policing required and provided. Brad Van Nest closed the nd>lic Hearing on Good Shejherd at 8:30. After reviewing the plat of the Scott Property, Brad Van Nest moved, Dunlap seconded to reooinnend to ^e Cowicil the ipproval of the proposed ^at, with the following conditions: 1. Agreement with Paxh Board on the paxh dedication fbe. 2. Transfer that portioi« of outlot 8 which supports his private driveway to Doug Head. Consideration of oonhining the private road wi^ Basrridge Rd. A SO* utility easemait following the roadway and a 100* easement at the end of the private road for a possible fbture cul-de-sac. No comnittment as to lalce use rights. 3. S. 6. If outlot A is not accepted by the Parle Board or Village it shall be included as a undivided 1/7 interest among the other 7 parcel owners of the plat. Ayes (S), Nqres (0). Mayor Searles presented the matter of the E5ainger Land Fill Series asked that there be a review on some of the elements of public action that have taken place in the past. Mayor Searles reconmended to the Planning Commission tliat 13^ go out to the site and view and study it before nmking 81^ decision. After fbrther discussion. EISINGER LAND FILL OWD. USE PEJMrr LAND Fill RESUB MITTED 3245 Wayzata Blvd. h ■. ■ m t . ■■..< ' ? rfe':??^i-r=--. "• Tv mmm TOE PLANNING COM^^:SSICN ACTION SESSION - August 4, 1975 Page 3 Curtis mxved. Brad Van Nest seconded, that this be tabled I6r two weehs since some of the newer members were un familiar with this proposal, and in the two weelc interim each menber of the Plamiing Connission visit and study the Eisii^r Property plan and cone bade for discussion and reoonneiidation. Ayes (5), Nays (0). Roger Patch's piblic hearing was opened again, and since there was no testimony. Brad Van Nest clo^ the hearing. Iknlap moved, Hannah seconded, to recomnend to Council, appremd of the subdivisions and that there be a cash paifc dedication of 101 of raw land value. Henry Mbich presented the Howard Larson proposed on-site disposal plans, and stated that the proposed structure ^ location meets all tiie setback requirements, with this. Brad Van Nest moved, Diane Dunlap seconded, to reconroend to the Council, approval of this variance for lot size and lot widtii subject to the fbllowing conditions; that the septic system be constructed in accordance with the approval of the Village Engineer, as laid out hy Gene luacok $ Associates, and that no other variances be re- ouired. Ayes (S), Niys (0). After reviewing and discussing the comments of Good Shep herd and the piblic, ROGER PA30I- FUBLIC HEARING 1330 6th Ave. N. miARD LARSON mf oN-srxE Di PLANS 1465 Long Lake Blvd. Van Nest moved, Hannah seconded, to table this for two weeks. He asked that the staff coummlcate by letter, lx were able ooncm to the meibers: also, the Plannins Commissi would like to see plans submitted as to the intended usage including useage of the private road to the parsonage. On this plan it should be indicated what people would be using ^ parking lot in excess of dixrch parking, the lamber of patkim spa^ available and tiieir size and location on the lot to see if zoning requirements SHEPHERD urn] f-OOND. OSB DAY ACTIVITY CENTER S74S Shoreline Dr. Ayes (5), Jfcys (0). t ; ' '«» • • August 4 After discussion %dth the xepresentative of Cheyenns Lnd Go., and ravianing the rasoning^ the Planning Goonisslan called for a pdblic hearing. Ihpp also ashed that thejr obtain a statenent the State HlohMav Tien artn wnt and Mntm Sauer Board, reeardinff CHEYENNE LAND GO I RZOMO) NESLUND PUBLIC HBAR1N6- RBZONIHB- 100 Orono Orchard Rd