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AGENDA
PIANNING Ca-IMISSION !EETIir, OF OCTOBER 7, 1975
OROID VILIAGE HALL - 7:30 P.M.
I. CURFENT ITE7E
A. Action Items
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Minutes - Meeting of Septerrber 15, 1975
Cheyenne Land Conpany - Rezoning
Eisinger Landfill
#46 - Hartley Lajcy - 770 Ton}:a^«i Road - Variance - Street Setback
#62 - Eleanor Pillsbury - 1420 Bracketts Point Road - Rip Rap
B. Vfork Session Items
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#60 - Ricliard 'toll - 3587 Itorth Shore Drive - Vcuriance
Lakeshore setback and Hardcover
#63 - Kermit Eisinger - 40 Smitli Avenue - Variance - Sid^ ^ard
Setback
#65 - John Allenburg - 865 Partenv,ood Road - Variance
Lakeshore setback - Building and Hcudcover
#64 - Bdv;in Sandin - 1186 v;ildhurst Trail. - Variance - Front Setback
Consideration of /^mending Park Dedication Fee
Updating 5ei\?er Plan to coincide with Corprehensive Guide Plan.
^ II. COMPLETED ITD'IS FOR C0U^JCIL
A. Open Iten^ for council
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#42
#49
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5.
#53
#57
#58
Richard Kennedy - 2435 Scotch Pine Lane - Conditional Use
Permit - Fill"and Grade - Deferred.
Stephan Helland, Dave Davenport and James Vlagener -
130 Smith Avenue - Lot Rearrangement and Division
Preliminzury Only (Concurred)
Ted Boer - 1392 Baldur Park Road - Variance - Hardcover
(Grading) - Deferred.
Richfield Bank & Trust - 1350 Baldur Park Road - Lot Rearrange
ment and DivisiOTi - Withdrawn.
Al Whitnan - 1540 Sixth Avenue Itorth - Division - Preliminary
. Only - Concurred,
B. Conpleted Items
1. #47 -
2. #50 -
3. #51 -
4. #52 -
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#54
#56
#33
Jim Moravek - 910 Dakota Avenue - Variance - Concurred
Herbert Olson - 3640 Bayside Road - Variance - Concurred
Arvid Ledin - 2230 Bayview Place
Dale Matson - 2200 Bayview Place
Lot Rearrangement - Concurred
Itorth Star Marina - 3324 North Shore Drive - Building
Permit and Rip Rap - Concurred
Eliger Johnson ~ 360 Nortli Arm Lane - Division - Concurred
Paul Meyer - 940 Dakota Avenue - Variance - Concurred
Muriel Senn - 4448 North Shore Drive - Variance - Concurred
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CmCFORONO, MDUBSOIA
[AR FUtttmC OCMllSSKXI )CET1N5 HELD OCrOBER 7, 1975
The Qrono Pl2ffmlng Oomnission met on the above date with
following wenbers present: van Nestr WsoUeyr Curtis
and McDonald. Zoning AWnistiator, R bui Ic Muhich. Absent:
Hake, Kallestad, Fssek, Guthrie, I^unlap and Hannah.
ATTBNSiaCE - 7:55 P.M.
dCNO VniASE HAU<
attending nenfaers of the Ocsinission could not act in an
official capacity because a quonm ves not present. Aft^
discussion, the monbers heard the iqpplicants in an acK^isbry
capaci^.
RSXrriNG AS ADVISORS
Hartley Lajoy presented an alternative proposal to hie ori
ginal Variance appiUcation. The new plm vies for the garage
to be oonstructed tn a nii^ slab 25 ft. from the right-of-way*
This aould save sefvaral btees including the well area and
the nanbers noted mt neighboring properties had sisdliar
^.ugsB. lb was the consensus of those Planning Oomnission
members present theit they would advise to the OouncU approval
HAtOX£f IA30Y - VARIANCE
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of the revised applicatiion of Rertley Lajoy and that the
petition be heard St the Cbuncil Meeting of October I4th
Eleanor Pillshuty, 1420 Bbabketts k^iht RtMd# subdtted a
Conditional Use Ihii^t Application td provide prbteOtii^ kip
rzp at the natural lAke&ifb lifeb ci ^ Iprqpsrty. The 4p^i-
120 Btabket
iZ Applicat __
tb lihla oi )mc iprcpeurty. The epp^
cation coveted thfcee hreas# bach about 20 ft* wide, that
washed out. In drdst to pdeii^ib further erosion the rip ra{i
protection was nedeihsry. The yiahnihg Oownissicn determined
^Sto advise the Council their Approval of the application buo^
^ ject to the rip rap being cohstruotSdi of natu^ bbuldsre and
that the applicatkrt neiet the approval of Sll concerned agencies
Hle^oiqr pillsbufy ^ rip rap
1420 hPACKETTS FOUNT fOfD
John Allenburg and his attorney, George Johnson, related that
proposed sing^ family hotne to be built at 805 Parten*
viooa i«cad would not make the 75ft. lakeshore aetback require
ment. It was bieir contention Idiat the Village had approved a
30 ft. lakeshore setbadc on the plat at the time of Council
approval of the plat in 1972 or 1973. Because the Council had
knowledge of the setback at the time of platting and had in
cluded it as part of the platting procedure and, also, because
the lot could n66 under.any oonditions meet a 75 'ft. 'setback,
the applicant did not feel he was bound by variance requirements
The Planning Oomnissicn requested the Village Attorney to give
his opinion on the matter and for the Council to review the
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matter at their next meeting. T3ie GoRmissicn requested that the
Allenburg application be returned for their reconroendaticn if it
is found that a variance is required.
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Mr and Mrs. Howard Eisinger were present and ready to have
their petition for a landfill operation hearj[ by the Com
mission. Because their was not a quorum to act in an of
ficial capacity die matter %as not heard but they were ad
vised that the matter would appear on the Council Agenda on
October 14th.
HOtABD EISINGER
-lAMDFnii APPLICATION
3255 VAYZATA BOOL^JMD
James Oiracles, attorney for Cheyenne Land Conpeny, vas pre
pared to have his application heard by the Ooninission. With-
cut a quorum the CoRroisslon was unab).e to make a reooranenda*
tion to the Council. He was advised that the application
—''•<5 go to the Council on October 14th, but that no ocnmit-
ii'ent oould be made as to whether they would act on the matter.
CHEYErtG LAND COMPANY
ICZGNINS
100 OROND ORCHARD ROAD
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