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Home My WebLink About09-07-1976 Planning Packet■% . % ‘ t -i r A'> r ^J4 #c AGENDA PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 7, 1976 NO CITY HALL - 7:30 P.M. I.CURRENT ITEMS A.Action Items 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11- 12. 13. 14. 1 Call to Order #156 - Pi±)lic Hearing - 7:30 p.m. Klaus Becker - 511 N. Femdale Subdivision (Preliminary) #147 - Continued Public Hearing (Traffic Hazard) William Wear - 2220 Wayzata Boulevard Conditional Use Permit (Service Station) Minutes of Regular Meeting of August 16, 1976 #154 - Park Gun Club - 3660 Sixth Avenue N. Conditional Use Pemdt - Review of Existing Operation Previously Tabled #161 - Frank Slawson - 3580 North Shore Drive Variance - Lot Area § Width for additiai to residence on substandard lot #163 - Harry Skrypec - 3675 North Shore Drive Riprap #164 - Robert Johnson - 1121 Elmwood Avenue Variance - Lot Area § Width #168 - Bruce Garlock - 1179 Elmwood Avenue Variance - Accessory Structure With No Main Building Comprehensive Sewer Plan Review - Completion Deadline 9/27/76 Rural Roads Comnittee #109 - 315 East Grant Corporation - 3340 Shoreline Drive Subdivision (Final Plat) #114 - Kem Hoppe, Etal - 2608 § 2610 Mapleridge Lot Rearrangement (Final Plat) IMCD Dock Policy § Regulaticms - Review and Comment for LMCD Meeting of September 13, 1976 i B.Work Session Items 1.#171 2.#173 3.#174 4.#175 5.#176 David Steward - 630 Park Lane Variance - Side Lot Setback Lawrence Beno - 3818 North Shore Drive Foster Home Charles Farl^ - 2700 Casco Point Road Variance - Side Lot Setback Michael Cloutier - 3120 Sixth Avenue N. Subdivision (Preliminary) - Schedule Public Ifearing Van Eeckhout Building Corporation - 400 Old Crystal Bay Road S. Subdivision (Preliminary) - Schedule Public Hearing Agenda - September 7, 1976 jjp Page 2 * • C. Incomplete Items 1. #162 2. #170 3. #172 Itoliday Station Stores - 3340 Shoreline Drive Conditional Use Peimit § Variance - Service Station in B-1 lone and More Than 2 Service Stations Per Intersection Public Hearing Scheduled for 9-20-76 Thomas Pyan - 1060 Tonkawa Road Subdivision (Preliminary) - Public Hearing Scheduled for 9-20-76 Hugh Harrison - 1305 Sixth Avenue N. Subdivision (Preliminary) - Public Hearing Scheduled for 9-20-76 II. COMPLETED ITEMS FOR COUNCIL A. Couriered Items 1.#142 - 2.#140 - 3.#159 - 4.#165 - 5.#167 - 6.#169 - Gerald Parten - 985 Tonkawa Road - Concurred Subdivision (Preliminary) - Concurred Charles Velie (Dave Nitz) - 2905 Fox Street Subdivision (Preliminary) - Conceptual Approval Ken Heroux - 4445 North Shore Drive Variance - Right of Way Setback and Setback Between Structures - Denied Gordon Tanke - 1440 Baldur Park Road Variance - Lot Area § Width for Addition to Non-Conforming Residence - Street and Side Yard Also - Concurred Conditionally Robert Benedict - 1380 Rest Point Road Variance - House Addition to Existing Non-Conforming Residence - Street and Side Yard Also - Concurred Robert Birkeland - 4500 North Shore Drive Variance - Lot Area - Ccsicurred B. Incomplete Items 1. #145 - Robert Niichel - 3175 Sixth Avenue N. Subdivision (Preliminary) - Tabled t V O TO: FROM: DATE: SUBJECT: Dick Benson, City .^dministrator Hank Muhich, Zoning iidndnistrator 4-^ July 29, 1976 Klaus Becker - 511 North Femdale Subdivision (Preliminary) Mr. Becker is requesting preliminary approval of the subdivision of a 12 acre parcel adjoining the north property line of thq Wayzata Cotntry Club Golf Course. Ihe proposal as submitted consists of 5 parcels with a private road and cul-dc-sac. The owner has been notified that he would be required to grant to the City of Orono easements over these private approaches. The survey includes sane wetlands, but these marsh areas have been deducted in calailat ing tlie areas of the individual parcels. I don't believe these 4 additional sites will have much of an impact on the traffic on Femdale. Several items to consider on this proposal are: 1.Lot area variances will be required for 2 of the lots. Ihe 200' lot width requirement will be determined by properly locating the ilwelling. 5.^linimum setback requirements will have to be met for any future constiuction. Mr. Becker has been informed of the Park Dedication Fee requirement. ($250 per lot or $1,250 total.) Mr. Becker is the applicant, but the assessor's records show a Harold L. Holden as the owner aild homesteader of the property. The Planning Comnission should schedule a Public Hearing on this matter. PLWMNf; COf MISS ION N0;ETINC. - August 2, 1976 A hihl ic Hearing was scheduled for Scpteirber 7, 1976, at 7:30 p.m. / \ . TO:Dick Benson,City Administrator 0 FROM:Hank Muhich, t Zoning .Administrator DATK:July 9, 1976 siJpMiixrr:W.lliam Wear - 2220 Wayzata Boulevard Trinditional Use Permit - Gas Sales in B-1 Zone n /a/p .. . * S / Mr. \icar is constructing a retail service center at the alcove location. The structure is near completion. He is now requesting approval of a Conditional Use Permit to add self service gas pianps for retail sales in conjunction with the other retail sales services. Motor fuel stations require a Conditional Use Permit in a B-1 zoned district (Section 35.022), and if approved must comply with all requirements as listed under Section 38.500 of our zoning ordinance. I would recommend we liold a l\iblic Hearing before any action is taken. PLWN’INC CO^rnSSiON - July 19, 197(S A PulUic Hearing was sciieduled for August 16, 1976, at 8:00 p.m, pl\\^h:>c co ’fossios ‘o^ri'iNn - Aur.ust i6, 1979 '•Ir. ’.oar was present mid opinined tliat the son'ice station would he in the front of the building. This would be sol f-scn'ico with the customers payinr. inside the mini-mart. :*r. Todd Prueri, a nropertv oioier to the wei.t of this application, infomod the ro'^mission tliat a restrictive covenant had been set un by the prepertv o\>ncrs. ’!r. f'rucn was not opjxiscd to the mini mart, however he did feel there was no need for tliis 24-iiour service as it would only he a nuisance, llie Zoning Atkin ist rat or informed the Planning Ccuamiss ion that we were not involved i^rith restrictive covenants and could uKlress only zoning, '^fr. Wear tlien stated that the restrictions had been removed from the deeii. ITie IHanning Coirriission was coneemctl about the heavv amoiuit of traffic that would be driving in iind out of this riini-nuirt. ”r. 'lichacl, attorney for “'Ir. h’ear, felt that they would be catering, to the traveling nublic which i.ould generate tlie same kind of traffic as the mini-mart would. Mr. V.’car stated tliat traffic was his business and that he had contacted the State Highway !)('partnicnt and they did not fed there would lie any traffic, prolilom at this location. Ihe Planning, ('ommission tabled this application until the next neeting in order for Mr. Tear to obtain a written report from the Highway Department on their view of tlic traffic situation. Hie public hearing would he continued to tliat time. AUGUSTT 31, 1976 *I am enclosing a copy of A1 Olson's memo regarding status of the Wear property. Mr. Wear has been notified that all permits have never been issued. He has assured me he would be in tliis week to take care of the matter, I am also enclosing a copy of the letter he has received from the State Department of Highways regarding access to the property from Highway 12. FROM: DATT-: n llenr>' F. Muhich, Zoning Administn’tor A. P. Olson, Asst. Zoning Administrator August 27, 1976 SUIUKCT: 2160 Wayzata Boulevard Mini-Mart - William Wear 1 *7 Status Report on construction to date: 1, Copy of Building Peimit #2907 dated 12/5/70 - $15,000. Note that this penait covers only foundation and exterior wall work - no roof, windows or finish. No other interior plunt>ing, finishing or sewer or water hookup permits are on file. 2, There is no complete set of plans on file for this project. Tlie pre- liminar>' drawings that are in the file indicate no interior finish or final exit locations. Tlie plans indicate a slab on grade building. The plans do not bear an ardiitect’s signature as required by State law for all non-residential buildings with a value greater than 550,000. 3, The actual ccxistruction includes a full basement. The exterior walls are i^, but the roof has not been started. To date there is no interior partitioning or plumbing; however, there is sewer and water stubbed into the southeast comer of the basement. Tlie water is on; there is no meter (and no permits or inspection reports on the hookups). APPIKATION RM MliLDING K AND aRTman of occupancy VlUAOi or MONO. MINNESOTA .#1*47RMn %/ r > PFRMirrcc ____~3 ^ ONUCTKMK VACfSNUMB(NfU i IMMU li MUST St T^ULFO IN DAFOWt PtUMlT IS IVJ.»f 0 Pr nl or I SITf AOCMFSS i ..r 9 legal OFSCAiPTtON PE AMI T NONe 2907 STATF Pit_______ PGNM TOTAL FEE 7 * C' .. -27,i_cj2_ .... .vf/- s-o z cure 4. ommn PARCEl NUMHFA % (Addrrti) kifn... __________ t AACHlTfO • •UllOffI I tm Of |T«I Ho ) Ho) (AiHt (T«l Ho) • MiOF ITHUCTUAf (HoiHill («r.cNh| rKvMXA,/-^ cl iOopih) XET«)HOAT| 14 fm or CONITIIUCTM3N II. MONT YAW « HO or STOAICS , ,/i •2 PAOAEATY CNMCN5IONS -4 f^<4*t^-r*' TS PAOPINTY AREA SO FT lA REAR YARO 10 ESTIMATCD COST /6^ o rj o___ i3\ NO OF /amilifsih A o^k MH*! ZONING .'IISIHH, ! FIRE ZONE AQGNFGATl U.OOM FLOOR AREA RATIO mat ImTal Tii.r iri’M I API A . / /IH Act Of f suite r MARK COHSIRUi T)Ot4 F001lNG..i*.» _:„j? / / lA LOST AREA PER FAASU r SO. FT It. 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Tg J, Lth4. 4>A^ final _____ ........f Te i-( ft ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AND SIGNATURE: Th« und«'rs«<yfTed htrtby r«prRRRnt« upon all of tht pwiAltitt of iRw, for the purpose of inducing the VILLAGS OF OflONO to ftke the tction herein requtttod, that all ttatemanta harain are true and that all work herein montionad will ba dona in accordance with the ordinance of the VILLAGE OF OftONO. tha Stata of Minnasota, CERTIFICATE OF OttUPANCV « and rulings uf the Building Dapartmant. •SCNATuaF %,£AUi DATE ARRHOVaO \ iu C0 ' I f APPIKATION NW IUIUMN6 PERMt!AND aimnan of ocoiPANa vaiAM or ORONO. minnisota #147f4 «Mt» ST ATI- ME _________ ____________ OMICTIOMt VACitNUMKRCO I t»«RU IJMNJST BE MU EO IN MPOM RflMT 1$ ISSUE O lf»l*Rk« Pr.nl or TfOot 1 tItlAIIOIIM LI«M OnOTIfTlON. / // * i TOTAL FEE 2739 2 DATC 4 OWNifl parcel NUMBtW (AdiJr»t»)ITvl No) .Jihn Juca^ % AUCNlUO -----r <Addr»«t)No I • auiiocii (AiMmR)11 »l Mo t the.. f TTRt OP WORK • ail OP STRUCTURE |N m#R| (W^i IT COMRlSTIONbATE 14 fTPC OP CONITNUCT ION II PNONT VANO g mr X- IT PROPERTY OIMEMUON:; IS PROPERTY AREA SO PT ia REAR yard W.‘'ESTIMATED ?OST _ 2(^0 o ox oi^AMU IFSlW A|il13 NO OF FAMU IFSIR^^lifRblRt •TTTB^wIrrpFTTAMa^"*" FIRE /ONE AUiRMUItE flOiJMAREA elVior "?^? •*' iiAio Ma 'i I BlAfVIL f Wi'H "' fffSUlltT i-A mrino comt .tr H. EOOTtNC 30 ET____ 19 Sroi'YAHDS 'I,c/4 \ -1 i.-M \ f - ■ ^ ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AND SIGNATURE: Th« undRrsigpnRd h«r«&y rRprMonts upon all of tho ponaltics of law. for the purpose of inducing the VILLAGE OF ORONO to take •»e action herein requested, that all statemaota harain ara true and that all work herein mentioned will be done in eccordance with •le ordinance of the VILLAGE OF ORONO, the Stata «l Minnesota, and rulings of the Building Oapartmant. ’If- • r»AMiN(. .— >-'< ii HMAl___________ ci .rtimcati Of (x:cupANcr naueo 1 'i 0A7F MNATUIIi A^ioveo CITY OF ORDNO, MINNESOTA REGULAR PLANNING C(»WISSI(»I MEETING HELD AUGUST 16, 1976 The Orono Planning Conmission met on the above date with the following members present: Acting Chaiiman Gregg Hannah, Members George Hosfield, John Hake, Gloria McDonald and Zoning Administrator Hank Muhich. Gene Woolley arrived at 8:25 p.n. ATIENDANCE - 7:50 P.M. Acting Chairman Hannah announced that this was the time and place for a Public Hearing on the petition of Gerald Parten for a siAdivision of property located at 985 Tonkawa Road. The toing Administrator presented the Notice of Public Hearing and the Affadavit of Publication. Hank Hdiich explained that the original proposal was to subdivide the 5+ acres into three lots and that the Parten's had changed this request to two lots both exceeding two acres. Carl Parten, a brother of the petitioner and neigji- bor to the south, was concerned about the swan^) area on the rear lot. He felt that this wild area should not be destroyed if a new road were built. Mrs. Gerald Parten explained that the road to their property is already there. Therefore, no new road is required on the south lot. Another nei^ibor, Ken Weestrand, was concerned about the lake setbacks for ffliy new homes that were built. He was concerned about ^ssible obstruction of his view. The Planning Commission informed him that the lakeshore setback requirements are 75'. The suggestiOT was made to try and line up the homes. After all the public were heard the public hearing was closed at 8:05 p.m. The Acting Chairman announced that this was the time and place for a Public Hearing on the petition of Robert Niichel for a subdivision of property located at 3175 Sixth Avenue N. The Zoning Administrator presented the Notice of Public Hearing and the Affadavit of Publication. Hank Muhich stated that this petition is located in a 2 acre zoning district and tiiat Mr. Niichel is requesting approval of subdividing this parcel into 5 lots, each exceeding five total acres. Mr. Muhich also informed the Commission that he had received a letter from Donald Murphy of Hennepin County regarding the proposed access to this subdivision. The si^t distance required to safely enter highway is 845' to the left. The actual sight distance to the left is 450'. Because of this limited sight distance, the County has reccminended that the proposed access be relocated to a more safe location. PUBLIC HEARING - 7:50 P.M. GERALD PARTEN 985 TONKAVA ROAD SJBDmSKM (PRELIMINARY) PUBLIC HEARING - 8:05 P.M. ROBERT NIICHEL 3175 SIXTH AVENUE N. SUBDIVISION (PRELIMINARY) MINUTES OF A PLANNING COfUSSIC^I MEETING HELD AUGUST 16, 1976 - PAGE 2 !. Robert Niichel and his attomey, Bob Ntary, were present at the meeting. They explained that no other property was available to relocate the access point. Mr. Niichel also stated that a cliange in the access would destroy his original plan. They recognized the concern of the County, and hoped that the County would understand their situation. After all the public were heard, the public hearing was closed at 8:20 p.m. ROBERT NIICHEL 3175 SIXTH AVENUE N. (continued) I P.M. mo P.M. ARY) The Acting Chaiiman announced that this was the time and place for a Public Hearing on the petition of William IVear for a Conditional Use Permit (Service Station) for property located at 2260 Wayzata Boulevard. The Zoning Administrator presented the Notice of Public Hearing and the Affadavit of Publication. Mr. Wear was present and explained that the service station would be in the frcHit of the building. This would be self- service with the customers pa>ing inside the mini mart. Mr. Todd Fruen, a property owner to the west of this appli cation, informed the Conmission that a restrictive covenant had beei. set up by the property owners. Mr. Fruen stated that he was not opposed to the mini mart; however, he did feel that there was no need for this 24-hour service as it would only be a nuisance. The Zoning Administrator infoimed the Planning Conmission that we were not involved with restrictive covenants and could address only through zoning. Mr. Wear then stated that the restrictions had been removed from the deed. Member McDonald was concerned about the amount of traffic involved with this service station. Mr. Michael, attomey for Mr. Ifear, stated that he felt they would be catering to the traveling public which would generate the same kind of traffic as the mini mart. After all the public were heard, the public hearing was continued until the next Planning Canmission meeting. Acting Chairman Hannah called to order the Regular Meeting of the Orono Planning Conmission. WILLIAM WEAR 2260 WAYZATA BOULEVA’d) CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT (SERVICE STATION) CALL TO ORDER - 8:30 P.M. REGULAR MEETING Hosfield moved, McDonald seconded, that the minutes of the Planning Conmission meeting of August 2, 1976, be approved. Motion - Ayes (5), Nays (0). APPROVAL OF MINUTES MEETING AUGUST 2, 1976 The Planning Commission proceeded to discuss the subdivision application of Gerald Parten. Member McDonald was concerned about drainage at the existing road. The Parten's informed bfejnber McDonald and the Conmission that there is now a culvert under the gravel road. Hake moved, Hosfield seconded, to reconmend approval of this subdivision subject to a park dedication fee and final plat to be submitted, and on the condition that the County approve of any new access to the north parcel. Motion - Ayes (5), Nays (0), GERALD PARTEN 985 TCMCAVA ROAD SUBDIVISION (PRELIMINARY) J m m MINUTES OF A PLANNING CCMMISSICN MEETING. HELD AUGUST 16, 1976 - PAGE 3 The Zoning Administrator again reminded the Coimission of the 0?imty's concem of the proposed access to this sub division, After some discussion, Hannah moved, Woolley seconded, to grant approval of this subdivision subject to a park dedication fee, approving solely the subdivision as stated, being cognizant of the letter from Donald Muiphy of Hennepin County, and that any conceptual approval or reasonable solution of this condition by the County should come back to the Planning Comnission. Motion - Ayes (5), Nays (0). Member McDonald once again expressed her concem of the heavy amount of traffic that would be driving in and out of Ais mini mart. Mr. Wear stated that traffic was his business. He also told the Planning Comnissicn that he had contacted the State Hi^iway Department, and they did not feel there would be any traffic problem at this location. After some discussion, McDonald moved. Hake seconded, to table this application until the next meeting in order for Mr. Ifear to obtain a written report 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). Councilman Norman Paunjs was in attendance at this meeting to inform the Commission of the action that was taking place on the following items: Gray*s By Dam - Project was started tlire*^ years ago. A control dam near the freeway in Minnetonka had been considered. A major ccaicem 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 existing dam. Tanager Bridro - ^fayor Searles, Dick Benson and Norman Paurus met with the County. Their plans are for a 36' bridge which would consist of two 12 ♦ lanes rnd two 6' bike lanes. The soutlieasterly portion of the bridge would be m the same location. The northwesterly portion of the bridge would be moved somewhat which would cause cutting into the landscape. This would be kept to a minimum. ^ng Route - The County would like to get into straighten ing out #110 before tlie City does anything en #19. The County's plans are north on #110, east cm County Road 6 a year or tivo later. The City would support this. ROBERT NIICHEL 3175 SIXTH AVENUE N. SUBDIVISICN (PRELMNATOf) IVILLIAM IVEAR 2260 WAYZATA BOULEVARD CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT (SERVICE STATION) NORMAN PAURUS GRAY'S BAY DAM TANAGER BRIDGE RING ROJIE i It L MINOTES OF A PLANNING C0M4I^|JN MEETING HELD AUGUST 16, 197^PAGE 4 James Boerhave of Bather, Ringrose, Wolsfeld presented the revised drainage plans to the Planning Commission. He ^cplained that there wasn’t much of a change in these plans. There is still ^e same major break. An overflow pipe would be installed which would carry the drainage toward the swanp. Mr. Lyman, a neighbor to the south of the proposed subdivision, was present, ftice again he expressed his concern about the drainage of this area onto his property. There is a potential for a runoff problem, and he was concerned about the possible increased runoff which might be caused by the initial develop ment and future development. Mr. Boeihave explained to him that they had developed collection points and drainage ease ments to take care of this runoff. Mr. Lyman understood that these easements are shown on the map, but he wanted to be assured that they are maintained. nie ^veloper requested that the road to this subdivision be public. He infoimed the Planning Conmission that banks were no longer issuing conventional mortgages on homes with private roads. The Planning Commission requested a written statement to this effect. After considerable discussion, Hake moved, Hosfield seconded, to recommend approval based on the folloi/s: 1. 2. 3. Seme substandard lot widths due to a desire for con servation of the existing wetlands. The understanding that only Lots 5, 6, and 7, Block 1, will have lake access. The request is for a public road with a 60' right of way (conditioned on the review and approval of the City Engineer and Attorney). Subject to: 1. 2, 3. City Engineer's approval of drainage plans. City and County approval of access locations for the proposed street (and also for access to Lot 1, Block 3, when a residence is proposed for that site). Submission of final plats for approval and payment of a park dedication fee. Motion - Ayes (5), Nays (0). Fbimer Orono Policeman Red Daniels was present at the meeting tc express his concern and conplaint about the inconsistency in the hours and days in vhich members are allo;ved to shoot. No one from the Park Gun Club was in attendance to present their application. Hake moved, Woolley seconded, to table this application until the next meeting and that staff send a letter to the Park Gun Club requesting a representative appear and suggesting that it is to their advantage to present their own case for approval of their conditional use permit, ftotion - Ayes (5), Nays (0). CHARLES VELIE (DAVE NITZ) 2905 FCDC STREET SUBDIVI SION- PRELIMINARY PROPOSED DRAINAGE PLAN PARK GUN aUB 3660 SIXTH AVENUE N. CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT REVIEW OF EXISTING OPERATION i MINUTES OF A PLANNING OTMISSION MEETING HELD AUGUST 16, 1976 - PAGE 5 Hie Zoning Administrator explained to the Commission that the Heroux*s were relating two variances (front setback and setback from residence) to build a two-story garage. He felt the following problems might result from the proposal as submitted: (1) Possible ccxmercial use of a garage of this size. (2) Second stoiy above garage could provide second residence on a single parcel. (3) IWo-story structure would obstruct the vision of the residence on the west. Gould consider approving if the proposed structure were to be built smaller and lower with the condition that the existing garage be removed because it is non-confoiming as it extends over the property line onto City Row. Mr. Heroux was present. He explained to the Conmission that the garage was to be used for several cars he owned. The second story of the garage would be used for storage as he does not have a basement . He also stated that the view of the neighbor to the west would not be obstructed because of the two-story structure, but by a 6’ fence which he planned to put up. After some discussion, Hannah moved, Woolley seconded, to reconinend approval of this variance on the condition that the second story be for stora^ only and the existing garage be removed within 30 days of the ccHnpletion of the new garage. Motion - Ayes (3), Nays (2) Hake, Hosfield. KEN HEROUX 4445 NORIH SHORE DRIVE VARIANCE - RIGHT OF WAY SETBACK AND SETBACK BETWEEN STRUCTURES Hank Muhich stated that this application was similar to the variance request of the Heroux*s. Mr. Muhich felt this addition wcxild be an improvement to the existing conditions. However, he did stress that the non-conforming garage on the property nc^^ should be removed eitiier by resolution or removed before a building peimit is issued for a new garage. Hosfield moved. Hake seconded, to approve this variance provided tlie existing garage is removed prior to the issuance of a building peimit or that the title opinion be approved by the City Attorney requiring removal after construction. ^fotion - Ayes (5), Nays (0). The Zoning Admroistrator explained to the Planning ConroissiOT that the Benedict's were requesting approval of variances to add to the existing dwelling including an attached garage. Mr. Benedict agreed to remove the existing non-confoiming garage and would be willing to remove it before commencing with the proposed addition. Hank also mentioned that he had received several calls from neighbors concerning the cars that were parked on this property. GORDON TANKE 1440 BALDUR PARK ROAD VARIANCE - LOT AREA 6 WIDIH FOR ADDITION TO NON-CONPCWMING RESIDENCE. STREET 6 SIDE YARD. ROBERT BENEDICT 1380 REST POINT ROAD VARIANCE - HOUSE ADDITION TO EXISTING NON-OMORMING LOT - LOT AREA § WIDTH r" IUXITTES OF A PLANNING A SSION MEETING HELD AUGUST 16 ,^m76 - PAGE 6 Dave Williams, a neighbor, stated that this home has been under construction for about one year. He understood that they had some problems, and he did feel that they were trying to inprove 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 weir stored on their property. Mrs. Benedict was present and explained that they were stoiing the boats for a friend of their son’s until he could make arrangements to store them elseidiere. 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 enough for one load. Eoke moved, Hosfield seconded, to recemimend approval of this non-conforming lot size for the proposed addition based upon 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 iifprove the appearance on the outside of the house. ^fotion - Ayes (5), Nays (0). Because this is a renewal of an expired variance, Hake moved, Hosfield seconded, to reccmimend approval of this variance based on the same conditions mentioned in the minutes of the July 28, 1975, meeting. Motion - Ayes (5) Nays (0). The Zoning Administrator informed the Planning Commission that ^dina had decided to cancel the meeting between the Villages. Someone fran the Medina CcHimission had cone into the Village Office to pick iq) minutes on our Planning Comnission and Council meetings. They felt that Orono was in agreement with Medina on this proposed Vo-Tech School. The Medina Pluming Comnission will be sending the minutes of their meetings to Orono. All Planning Commission menbers present were opposed to the Hennepin County Vo- Tech proposal. nann^i 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 ttoliday Station Stores at 3340 Shoreline Drive. Motion - Ayes (5) Nays (0). / v j Hann^ moved, Ffosfield seconded, to schedule a Public Hearing for feptember 20, 1976, at 7:45 p.m. regarding the subdivision application of Thomas I^an for property located at 1060 Tonkawa Road. Motion - Ayes (5), Nays (0) ROBERT BENEDICT 1380 REST POINT ROAD (continued) r ROBERT BIRKELAND 4500 NORTH SHORE DRIVE VARIANCE - LOT AREA HENNEPIN COUNTY VO-TECH 2950 SIHH AVENUE N. SCHEDULE MEETING WITH MEDINA PLANNING OMaSSICN HOLIDAY STATION STORES 3340 SHORELLNE DRIVE CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT a VARIANCE THOMAS RYAN 1060 TONKAJVA ROAD SUBDIVISION (PRELIMINARY) m m MINUTES OF A PLANNING CCMUSSION MEETING HELD AUGUST 16, 1976 - PAGE 7 Hann^ moved, Hosfield seconded, to schedule a Public Hearing for Septenber 20, 1976, at 8:00 p.m. regarding the sii>division application of Harrison for property located at 1305 Sixth Avenue North. Motion - Ayes (5), Nays (0). HIK» HARRISGN 1305 SIXTH AVENUE NORIH SUBDIVISION (PRELIMINARy) Hannah moved, Hosfield seconded, adjournment at 11:07 p.m.ADJOURM^ENT 1 1 ,r II V Dick Benson, City Administrator Hank ^tuhich, Zoning Administrator July 29, 1976 Park Gun Club, Tnc. - 3660 Sixth Avenue N. Conditional Use Permit - Review of Hxistlng Operation The Park Gun Club is requesting approval to continue their present operation. 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 ret]uest before extend ing this permit. TTie complaints include maintenance, days and hours of operation, and extent of operation. 1 am enclosing a copy of the ordinance regulating the operation. Wc might consider adding a few conditions in order to eliminate any furtlier complaints. PLANETNG COTIISSION' MmiTIN'G - August 1(), 1976 I-omrr Orono Pol iceman Red Daniels was present at the meeting to express his concern an ! complaint about the ineonsistenev' in the hours and days in wliidi members are allowed to sivoot. N’o one from the Park Gun Club was in attendance to present their application. I^iis matter was tabled initil tiie next meeting. ITie I'latining Connission asked staff to send a letter to tlic Park Gun Club requesting, tiiat a representative appear suggesting that it is to their advantage to present their oiai case for approval of tlieir conditional use permit. •4: '1 '‘^ s- ( •''•■• *■ • ^ ■ r 1. ~ •I •-,<-sa»*&-‘. *'w. « a\} /'^’»^'1* ' • •• • ;* ' f *^1 •>. ..v^rvA w • r ' ' ■ 'jfci j /,.-v;*,. • * ; . r A •* t v' - .;* . . A ♦. ^ *"4' , •• ; I , • •. • • V-«',•.'ft;{•;•>••.'■• .ii-' -^rr'i ’ V ’'-*- .... . .*-. '» .,■ -• ^: . I ‘v*.,. '•■ . ''.■ g• -v-.'-i.-.v.-.s.; .-v? ,^*j • « • \ . •'* •. r« ' . ‘ Vf,' : . 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Lot 1 would consist of 710nn square feet of commerciallv zoned land. The major portion of lot 2 is marsh. No 1-uiIdinn permit could be issued on this lot unless it qualifies under the ordinance. TIic developer has not indicated any desire to develop this parcel as vet. h'e might suggest a conservation ease ment on lot 2. r would recommend approval of the subdivision as it would divide the two oor- mitted land uses. T was not atvare of the filling and grading that has been going on in the adjoining area in Minnetonka Reach until T made a site inspection. It appears that some of the grading has extended into the Orono area. We should resolve this problem while considering this subdivision proposal. If lot 2 can be considered a buildable residential site a park dedication fee would also be forthcoming. However, if we do obtain a conseivation easement we could waive this fee. nJRLIC 1UL^RINC May 3, 1976 . , , Commission discussed subdivision proposal, particularly as concenis dividing line between residential and commercial zones. i.one line and dividing line is now at the bottom of the slope into the marsh, whereas the C.onBnissiou understood the line to l)c tlie top of tlie slope wlien the rezoning was approved. Staff was instructed to consult the City F.nginoer to determine and correct if necessaiv the legal description of the dividing line. Rezoning may be recjuired. AUGUST 31, 1976 I'm enclosing a copy of the final plat submitted for approval. I have sent similar copy to Village Engineer for review and coninents. Planning Conmission previously recommended subdivision line follow high ground. ■ 1 fte^lSTEfteO LAND SURVEY RO.#] 09'%! N»* ’j> /#7» htdEtimf hn^mmr*k tvf 'SuRtfW R0 Orn^fiA. tEQES ^0 L/ -N V. , ^ oO' ! *>tyx E ra / iff S«v'^. 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I : r..-V .'.’■ .v V ■ V >'■ ■ y ! j .‘i ■ r ■ \ ‘.• V-‘ >*■ ■ iv, V: /[• r • « ?i.-;.?: ,■ LAKE MINNETONKA CONSERVATION0 I'l*^ ^^ !ii k u i; 1 1 n' /Of.f / ; i ; t r TO?OHOix'o r:.i*iT c«7«!^('ir.VILLAGE OF ORONO rao:-’: l.‘vCD ’’fjnck" ^'oraTutteo Chfi-.rni.'Ji, 'f’hojt.ar; .>. •IJPJ: ?ol.i.cy aiiii ation iN^/iow DATK: Au^T-iiU IB, 1;}7C> Tr>e Ll'iCi) (D:Hik n:v1 .i,a):o U.if' Corami t itMjn) will be ro/^ewin,*: ntabllphi‘oc will be dinxiusaJn^. the loii^th vai'iaiicea granted laot year ir: Orono, V^o vculd appreciate cesmuents frero the Orono Council on this * » pnrticuiar aub.iectf or related ®ttt’er:'!| prior to ■ our regular committee meeting on neptomber 1V”. * ^ i' \ .• AUGUST 31, 1976 Item for consideration before the Village makes any comnents on the issue. \ . f|fr 1 i I t' r> TO:Dick Benson,City Adninistrator FROM:Hank Mahich,Zoning Administrator DATC:September 2,1976 SUBJECT:David Steward - 630 Park Lane Variance - Addition to existing residence #171 lot and side setback The Staifard's are requesting three variances to build an addition to their existing home: (1) lot area from 43,560 sq. ft. to 10,000 sq. ft. on exist ing lot, (2) lot width from 140' to 70', and (3) side setback from 10' to 5*. They have requested that the Planning Comnission take action on the proposal as early as j^sible. I did not include this as a work session item on the last agenda as the application was submitted late Friday, August 13, 1976, only one work day prior to our Planning Commission meeting of August 16, 1976. I had no time to investigate and make a report for that meeting, and that is idiy it is on this agenda as a work session item. The proposed addition would be set back about S' from the side property line. 1^.^ Hr'T I Adirti I u / n r* cm OF ORCNO, MINKESOrA Conditional Use and Variance Application#171 LOCATION OF PROPOSAL (or property)TYPE OF REQUEST Address 630 i‘ai ;k Lv \:>.e:, okono (i.okg Legal Description APPLICANT rc'c ^ Name DAVlJ A. STtWAlM)Phone # Address ^akk , mn 33 3 ‘>6 OWNER Name DAVID A. 3TEWAKD Ph(Mie #'i 7 3-3 MO Address 630 i-aio . eam :, lo .v ; i.aki :, mn 3“ Present Zoning 1,/v^ )f-'..Present Use > Zoning Ordinance Section Relating to Request >^/,4scV Specify Ordinance Requirements Orh Tf WtjH - /&'o ^________ Conditional Use X Variance Wetlands Variance Riprap FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY Council Action Date Approved Denied 4 i± in./.•t//-f i ntuit ( ^ •} C o J .'L' /*A " fc Explain Request Relative to Requirements ^ v ’' ^ / C‘ ... lycit 4->^ / Ml /i < *r // ( iJ .4* A.i (:\c^t:■0 >• > > I I - ‘ r I 4r/< C • 4,'i-^/ UVl ' / C' Hardships to Property (Your reasons for requesting this Variance or Conditional Use PennitJ WE WANT TO Blill.D A NEW LAUNDRY ROOM AND CHAV.I: THE LOCATION OF OUi: LXI TIINO FIf;;;'l FLOOR BATHROOM. .. MATERIAL NECESSARY FOR COMPLETE APPLICATION (Must be submitted 1 week prior to Council Meeting) "1. Application conpleted '2. Plat Map Secticm 3. Survey (Sketdi in proposal) 4. 5. Certified Property Owner's List of owners within OfffT:a^) Q50 ft.) from Hennepin County Registrar of * Deeds $30.00 Ffee Date AUGltiT 6, 1976 Signature ■ lA’ L^I \o n #171 .S»'j)Lfjinber 1, 197(> r 1 a n:: i n*Coiiuiiis s io a City of Orono Ciystal U.iy, NN GcnllHinK'n: 1 have examinod thc) Variance Kcriuest clatocl Auj’unt, (>, V>7<» submitt^jcl by L/avicl A. Steward, 630 Fark I.-hh-*, Loup, Lak'», MN 353^6 and I find 1 iiave no objection to th<- re<jue.>t<*d v'ai ’i.mc'* beinp, pi:int.**d. \ -i l!K?<'i^;l3', r. Heniiini’or 6/4*' iliimctonka Hiphlandii Lonr Lake, MN SS336 Im-: 't'* ^ f « '• •*. m . i '1 <« % - t, W' *<s; It # • • •. i .♦ 'i- • V O - • * “* .1'..r «* #171 Plfl 1 -r oMrr-ve'j^ A- i .» for ;>ivld A, rt.evre.rci in Cuilot 3, Mir.nf*Icnka fliLerv.is Uorinepln Cn-,;nty, KIr.nc Fota Cortifl<^ato of Su’n’^ey; T hore^iy that t)iis is p true fine e.^rrert r»pr«Bont*ilion ct‘ a .^nii'vey of th« t-ounftarius of: a / Tk.at p«rt, of Cutlet ''-f h'ij.nt-toni-e r’ip’hlf'nds ivitcitor.^ Ijrlnf within tiiO ^c llovi»ii -* i*'i rrlboii tnic t: 'niat nart of Govoniineri Lot I, .'5oolion Town..ui:'» 117 Lc;"tb, RanK«wont o” th« at’’, ih’lr.ciral uor.crit'tni ae follower ror.wneJn,: at a or.int ir. the Las tori;.’ line of Pfje,. ni/enue ol:ii,t*i.i in ’’M.nnetonka ouniiit Park** (ilstanl 67 foot joilhoas• opl;-, M*;**5nrt!d nlcn^ said i.ino, fr'’)n thn nr.*:’>Trr.>:.r of L/.’t 1.”,^'' Blook 9, rnl t A iiil*iort, w’ Vh li.t i by a Jutilri<«L lurdroarV': ty.nnoe Lapf ♦>«! on a line fit rir'u* Hnr:le.s wi' i f.be Lasy 3.1 hr of said Ijot 1 to a ovint nvarked l-y ju-^lciol nark; thence lout! at rirhl art:l**n fcMt to a point ri‘»rVcd by InnhwirV: thance foutr v.'Cft '1 Mrt.'.nv.o of 4,Cf- OUTLOr i '' V*./ / n * .• , , . •..* A.* .• / feet to a ; v 5 r t n ^?. rkod by u 1 1 «•! a I I a r.u Tin. rV.: thence deflcctlnp to thR rirht a distance of 97 feet tc .*i or lnt in c Easterly line of sat*’ .sttfioL, which rx<lnt is Barked by iudirl&l I.-jncitruirk; ther.co d»?- flectln^? to the rlFht 76®3r' aloru' the riantorly line of sold .i^ark Aven\*.»‘ n diatnnc« lOL fc^t u> the < point of nnlnc, wb1<h oolnt Ir- mMckcd by judici'il lundn/irk; ’ /. ^ That !>firt of Outl.ot 3, Miniu?tfrlcH Hi/^hlanda Lutnten, Lyln.r within the .i*ollovlnjr doscribed trnni : '"hat part of <iovoT*nriHrit 1/ t 1> Section 6, Townnhio 117, ??, CMcrr ih<»d as coi.jn-ncinf' at a pr int or. th.- v..>t line of Said Governn*^nt I>ot 1, dl at-ant I' i^ fnet South frc>n. Uie Koi theoat rorr er of ‘■•aid Ck>TemiB»nt Lot 1; thence West, at r!,d;t auj’lca to nai-o -'.ar.t line, 611 fe^'t t- w>5 ‘' -l.et- erly line Park Avenue, asT said «v-.ru.c in nhowr. on the plat of "Pinn***' :;*<■*< f.i'.rajt Park"; ihencR Soutbwt^aterly alonf. the rvinUcly line of -eild I’ork Aver;i;j ii nist-inee of 63 feot to the Mct.ral ;r>!nt of bofrinnini.', Uilch DuiM. iii :iurkt.u b% u Ju :l. i.'ii .-.dniarlc aet purpiiant tc Torren.'^ C-t.c X o. 1197?: thenco rJaat alnnp a line fx.TO ;n i 1 culsr to the Baat line of said 'ioverr.irerit Lot 1 a distonco of 5»9.7 foot . which i.M ir-sr^ed b,. u Judicial Landmark set purf?uani. to Torr-ens Ca;ic T^’c, U?7''; ther'*e North at a a: rle 10 feot; then<'-» West at a ripht enji^lo t-' the ria:$t.o; i • lino of .M«^d Parr Av»*r/.;«; thenc'^ Southwesterly aJoni.* suid ii".sterlv lino to tho ^x)int c>f I'Ofiinninjr, And the location o'* all existing buildings thoroor;. other improvemeniy or eni'roachnontQ. Tt does not purport to cl'.w i • • • ■ •Ik- filial 'iVV A Seale: Ikte' 2 o. : O * 1 ” t= 4D» a-l(i-76 Iron marker Judlf'ial l.'»ndn?»rk (inruon R. Cofrir H** I..ftnd .Surveyor and linirMr Lf-ng Lake, M i nn^pol h f\d : : /**.*■ « ^ a V* *; * av*r * V ^ It * • 4 DEPARTMEMT OF FINANCE ROOM 116, CO'IRTHOUSE MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. 55415 50 PROPERTY OWNERS LIST 4 rov^ o NAME ADDRESS ONi K A mr 0(Xv\A A S^CvA^arJ '\lcl\arji Speettir >tAwiUjj H Racltl Av'tkar C We\5l)cr^ DESCRIPTION 0 iSC \ c% t. \ L. w ’ ; - tr L- Lj‘? P>*‘ F , * j \ ^ \ irV^r^ - ^ ^ L^y j ^ Mr'‘ i V. . \C ^ '• i->C I t. V. A \* al •* ♦ K i V. ^V\ MlMMETOMKA V-UGH lands 0 R F.ai,4/.''r&h ^'>S .^) ^ L ■ SUM Mg P ark lso\D€^v-t W 6row>i C>T<xvalfc^ (v.UiAc\ r K■a'AC t *** r 1 V, > P r^wt Z-<c 'I- o ) j V'^ *' K I Ci\afle^ A ^ .L ^’i I '•. . . -r leorg Z'- '0 ^ r— ," ,. A MAtfl^ett V\-L .;.* M ^ V ^ * • I ^ \Vx V r. f. 4 -U Lu\c ilstv.' 'i R( fv^'^N • P*' >* I ^ PeA Stw / Lcx ’s»\ cvvvxeb A Ckf*st'»j-v*L k ' I f .‘ , "/Z ‘ I »<fcW.iTO7 fWTIlMB Mi III ll It ■ — »■• - locriifs tn..t ••“ '•• ■•* •’ on tMs cctt 1. 't- <• t . t.' and true ‘ * ' ’* l,, n H apz- ,er ?f ;••. of tr.»- Hcim. Co. P.n uiro n.v . to too U*n of my Kno»*LdK-u And LOT ES BLK.PARCEL S1 ~AT^ fs i % IC Z4IC 3Z0C %tc 3^IC tcoc (o o ooo L Z 9 SC Zo o<(4 L IS L 3 0 c : 9 1 9I . 0 O 5350 54Z5 c Ui i± W':r'i'n<on, (’ity \tij:ii!.i>t v.itnr rf», y4**1*\. i'. ’>lso5i. \ssT. Ton in'-' \i!n ’irii ;t nitor uvn : -I iii.! nwroncc* aru’ ''.('rrrK- :Wuo - '.ort ! SMoro Foster Fare anil Siielter f'are Annlicatinn This anplieation is naiK !>>• '*i . ^ 'Irs. IV t'.o an-F t’ne ^ii'anenin ^'oll:;rv iVcil'are l^nartr ’tnt. Hie a^’tactu'J lettc'r snells out the i!i'tails of tiic- nuue'-T. hri'.'f, ta»' aunlicant '..ill ''e no\*ina to the .jI'ovc ' aiMia's- nu-l v.ants to cfn- t ifuie to uroviilf fo-t»'r eave for I’.'o cliiMn ii im 1 terporaiv '^heltor ^.'irc for tu-n a'.Kl 11 iona 1 eiiil.lrea. lao IW'UM'hol .1 urujl.l, *■ lure fore, et>n.'ist of t'-.o parent'., tijre«' natural (ineliuline aloptivo; ciji'dpn an.l f.-ur fi>'^ter c'“.i 1 Iren . ’('he "r''i>e.si il resi lienee is on a .'/'I acre in. a \/l .a ere sini.Te Iniir.' resivieat i.a 1 ’one. i ae ttt.ninp cc^et' .Icfines ’’ramlv" ,as eon->i -tin ’ «'f aa in.ii VI line. 1 , e>r t'.vj'j or nore j»ersf»iis < acli palate 1 l*y hlood, narriaee or a.!o;tion, livin'! to’.etaer as a sin".le hou'uel I'cninr imit; er a creun n«»r • f:rt fliU' four 'K |->ons U(^ so relate 1, na iatainiie; a co:.'i'o:t ;nnjse)i >M.” COUNCIL MBETING - August 23, 1976 Referred to the Planning Cownission for further study and pending receipt of iq>plicable statutes from Attorney. AUGUST 31, 1976 Ms. Julie Ashling Allen of Hennepin County Foster Horae .Services called me today. She informed me she would be attending the Pl.anning Conmission Meeting on 9-7 to answer any questions Jtat might arise. r-, II HiMlMiftii iimiriiiiiMifnmnufiii % ?lfaro #1 II ir •^'Comn'iumty Soivicos Division ll A-13 Govemr^oni Center 300 South $'/ h Sheet Minneapolis, MN 55487 Auf^ust 1>, HeNNGRN COUNTY #173 Mr. Hank Muhich City of ’ i.'rono Box i'O Crystal ‘’.ay, MTi Dear T i r; Ttiis is to explain further btie Heno's H[-f>licati;m to providn f’oster care in Orono, In aJciition to the natural ♦'anily (iav.reri:;e uiui Beverly; iArry, it; Julie, in; uru.i Tony, ;.'re-adept, ive ), Beno'r rrovide earn* tc two t'e^.'-ter cihileren and two .'•heiter chilhreii. Foster care ir long-term car e provided by parental r.ulj.rtitutec , T-enc'r. «. ur- renoiy liave a coin.riitment to lunovide fo.'-ter care to a tecjnage mother ^nd h"r Liirant eon, State n.-guJation.s (Department of tub lie Welfare Hule ene) a 1.0* families to provide care for up to five chi Loren including their own natunl children. In addition, the State Depai*tmerit has (;ivt*n the county w<?U‘are Je: artrr.ent authorization to give home.r ai: additional two emergency filace.ment r.. In accordance with thi.' deci.'^ion, ilermepin County ha.‘; .‘;et up a network of ncraer to provide emergency .shelter care to children aiui adole;;cent.r in a crisis situation (io. jiarcnt.'^’ are imwiliitif,' .or unable to care for tb.eir f^hiidien!. The ieno home has been approvf*d to be one of trie.'*e shelter hoiTX.'.s. otic Iter chilnren are in care for .short {airiod.*^ of time until other, longer term care can be arranged. Agency guiioiines provide for a fourteen-day stay. Pile iter home.** are on contract to provide care for childi*en of eith^T rex, ages 0 - L? year.', regardless of ’ race, religion or creed. Beno's currently sp»‘cialize in teenage girls, but hav;- alsc; had extx-ricr.ee with y'^ung children, peno's have* h.ad nine year.** cxfx'ir Icnce caritig for ‘‘.or ter children and thre** years v?xoerionce f>roviding tthelter care. Thank you for cemsiderir-.g thi.*- request, and we hot>e you will allow t.he Beno I'amiiy to continue :)r.oviding thi."^ .‘'crvico to tli^- coinrnunity . Pineereiy, Julie Ashlifu.: Allen Kmergency ITatrement Coordinator Henn«?pin bounty 'Welfare Derartmet.t AA: ernar A • KJ Hmi.iepin County is an Aftirmativo Action Implcyer ^'1 m i ’{ HC 8746 (Check ont or both) ZONING - NOTIFICATION OF INTENT [T] Fenlly Foster Hone I—I Family Day Cart Hone AMfT I u i'i.- * VILLAGE Of- OROiJO TO:r/t'r A’; c'h o (Hunicipallty or Political Sub-Division) Cliy Cl«Tk iUl 1—^- - - - - - - (Street Address) wavgati*. MN 55391 (City)(State)(Zip) FROM: Hennepin County Welfare Department (County Welfare Department or Voluntary Agency) 300 South Sixth Street. 13-A __ (Street Address) Minneapolis. HN 55487 (City)(State)(Zip) strrr by:Julie Mien - 348-3905 (Name) Communtty Service3 Foster Care (Department) (Division) APPLICANT; Lsvrence and Beverly Beno_ _ _ _ _ (Name) 3818 North Shore Drly^e ^ k (Street Address) ■ MN 55391 (City)(State)(Zip) FOSTER CARE Number of Natural Children under 18 in Home: (Circle Number) Number of Foster Children included in License: (Circle Number) 0 1^(3'4 5 0 1 2 3 4 5 ■\ i DAY CARE Number of Natural Preschool Children in Home: (Circle Number) o 1 2345 Number of Day Care Children included In License: (Circle Number) 01 2345 DATE OF NOTIFICATION:August 6, 1976 -I (Month)(Day)(Year) Oi'iO n »-?r-■ vv^ > - ^ > ,-:• ■ ... •■ n .i-v-- ' / . ■ \, ^; . ] .. -------——----------- f^<T ! » :• »«>. f^\ VA ( I V #im^• * I :^ %.. (Si - “minnie fv»r.- \ II •».. ♦ • li^- ' V r?i^* i±/' < > A I -i .k j.(i 'V k i ,v ’^4 - V A •»\ 's. \ CP \ • • c • k- • >5 SH* - •*’ 4 ^ • S • < il ' . ‘i(f' rt ■'^ISp i‘ ■ SiK r4 •iv . _x \ ' \ I /S', 'v. i's — /i > / :■ J- I ' **' -/■ ,■'’■■ / v> ■ a’ "I »■ .' !S^. • • r.•MtRRt *• - rx.,) « ♦ I _.«* > ---\ r* nDick Benson, City Administrator Hank Muhich, Zoning Administrator September 2, 1976 #174 Charles Farley - 2700 Casco Point Road Variance - Addition to residence on ncn-conforming lot and side yard setback The Farley’s are requesting three variances to build an addition to their existing home: (1) lot area from 21,780 sq. ft. to 8,300 sq. ft., (2) lot width from 100* to 50', and (3) side setback from 10' to 8'. The proposed addition consists of a second story to the existing dwelling. The neighbor's house to the south is presently located about 20' from this common property line. This property is sewered. # k ‘ T V 1% cm OF OHDNO, Conditional Use and Variance /plication , lOCMION OP PPOPOSAL (or property) Mdress _ .^7/ C /./ /Z../ fyfe OF Legal Description APPUCftNT I /(f r^CoaC Q.)ifo /»■■. r -r Nne -47^'/ *Mres»4^^. C^/) -yc>o /V'VI/ A J-1u?uaJ ,/M. S'i'Jv' cMm, Phme Conditional USe X Variance _ _ Wetlands Variance ‘''Fee FOR OFFICIAL USE ONL^ Council action Date Present Zoning / /C - /_ _ _ _ Present Use Approved f* Denied • • Zoning Ordinance Section Relating to rtequest ^y^hSSj _______ Sepel^ ordinance Beguiranents JtliJi <V //y-^/-c. / ^ y J'c'y'/ ^ CfC/i' Explain Request Relative to Requirements fX^AUC^ lor Ejctent of Non-oarLformity LOT IS S<y's^*^r ef tvforM y. /7.v^ sofir sfto/fr <»r APD/T/OA/ /s ____ S^dWr aXBOtorr^eBA/^€A Hardships to Property METORIAL NBCESSAEY FDR OQMPIETE APPLICAnON (l^t be submitted 1 week prior to Council Meeting) 1. 2. 3. Application oaipleted Plat Map Section Survey (Sketch in pro 4. Abstractor's Certificatse of Prop<?rty Owners VJithin Ft. 5. $30.00 Fee /.fO Date f«I H.Signature CAv..s. C , •v* • 'i_A ► .-or ■ ■ I- r ' li j • >’ • * - • v. '• <• I ft V i . ♦.» ■'V‘>V U . • u i % t ^ ' * * ■ ’ *'i **S 1 •« •*. .< ■• •'‘W • ■ * I iT/'...w- V f*.; ■' > . H ■, • , V , #174 Pint, o'"’ ‘'’.'n ’ey ^nr ^har'**'' '■*. Farloy •'f ?,o^ V/, Pl^rV , CnrcTi yhtp ro»no''^r' Fo'ait* , M^r;noaot,H , 4 / / / -F / / 4 / / / / ^ / H f7 c; i / /. • C(?rti ' j cat.o r.n:a-ov:» T ht^raly corti'y Uai^ thir is a inia an*) rorr-'^t. ro^!ro^.■JW^»;‘li on of a fr.rvey n*' *'j«i r o*' T^ol I/, ’^^orV 7^ a-ri o-' mI"! oxirtir’ it'^'roor,. T1 '.icM; r.t t wC r»^ o~ oV'O" ^ I'^r*: ■•'CTH^r^ ^ '>v oo^ot irhr.ort.;*. 1 m Tr* ili‘ A o T M * / -»I L — »4. 7_. -7k Tror' Gordon ^r.r*'ln *! .. .7' « ;to 1.«. Land '‘.n^'o:’-or and f^L rnor I*on^ Lak'- , ^^'monoid 1—.^ .»■««»■ ■___nk ■ .1. ^1 ^ - iwAJm.Ki •. A irfitf hmii- V. f^, ., ,1, jv , j y /. • ,»• • .' » » . . ,.- ;i 0 ■ •“ A H'! ! '% . i« ' p-y -5> j»-Z y #174 ar^-J^__^Z'ciV /!5=' 5?» -t, yy ^ «r? .S'Yy^y c::> . 6^M 4-' ►.*-1y 'Z ^ yvo <:_ yr' y ^ K^,y €i^ ^ ^.■s-j^:?/ v7/-'7-^yJ'' i PROPERTY OWNERS LIST it X I NAME *l'C H/\QO l .G. ■loSiT-rAM^LY \-o1<;a^CO iA-jVA v*ocC l)AL£__A_ I ADDRESS DESCRIPTION 'jANWJUV 1C'V*lA. '-Wh lA'kJK^s rP-D S'--l’C :r^’ Z.-MO C a'C c ^‘T >» . . C jNO» J 2.>c<j CA'^CO T*T iJ.D ;th£^Do(^EL C !!)P4'Oi * % OjjuXS -AAo U j ', i^ex X Pu'W". RiClAf^JhlO J- LOKc-^:_ ^ ZG0^A caSC c rr- ZL^\ Q/XL‘ •’* '■^- » % CAUDU J. A- LC'.t U .IL.A 3CirU^^JPC:.P. A.UJI C C^eDoiO f^AUK)'d"^0\J ] -mV-•> 1 » T<_r) i •-fuf;SV'! CA^SCO H£ 'GH'l S (PLi^r\ too ^zo7.o ) L-Q' -i ^ Ai..>D Loi S A Ld T '0 ^-^»oD \' LOT BLK. Lx>-r: !■a.vjo i : 'ZO - W~1 - 7- --b ( Pu-M too AT'S t.o') Aon tioSt> N)0 ( i\jt.T uO Av'^AO R a-ic . LAon Sufevo' (V^U'X VJO ^\'^OG'l ) f^r.CT C -rtraco a i li I cortify that the facts reprouented on IM:. ceitlfl :t!p mid true repi^stntal^n of in*ofa;a< lion au It ipp«ars this cbtn on th# rccoitls of thi» Henii. Co. Finrrce Div , v\e UQi»t 4»r my »'.i'cv^Wfa;^o and bcii»'l Honn Co. FlntHice Divi^t ^n Wat o .»> r »• 5vt \A Zl> c •a /x4 KJCJ ir. i: ' .* '/ PARCEL IZSO '-too ''rC^, '3 1 so r-.oO -'O L.^ 7-000 3000 '-0*0 f r X \ TO: FRCM; DATE: •SUBJECT: V-.-t V> m m Dick Benson» City Administrator Hank Muhich» Zoning Administrator Septenber 2, 1976 W17o Michael Cloutier - 3120 Sixth Avenue N. Subdivision (Preliminary) Mr. Cloutier is requesting approval to subdivide this 12 plus acres into two parcels - one parcel of approximately 4 acres and the second approximately 8 acres. This property is located in a 2-acre zoned district. The existing dwelling would be located on the 4 acre parcel. The second parcel which consists of some wetlands would be acquired by the Hennepin Countv Park Reserve District. Since the proposal does not increase residential development, I believe we could waive the park dedication fee. A public hearing should be scheduled. L. ♦ « ' 4 - . / m 0OARD or COMMISSIONERS DAVID DURCNBIROEW CHAIRMAN MINNt A^Oi IS ANNA MAC RCOPATH Vice CHAIRMAN IDKN PRAIRir JUDITH ANOCNSON •LOOMINUTON WALTER BRATT MINNCAFOLIS O i BRONSTAD crystal ALANK GREENE MOUND LAWRENCE F HACG ROBBINSOAIC JUNE MEGSTROM MINNEAPOLIS THOMAS B HUMPHREY JR MAPLE PLAIN FRED E KING ST LOUIS PARK RAYMOND N SEAGREN MINNEAPOLIS CLIFTON C FRENCH SUPCRINTCNUENT 75 i HENNEPIN COUNTY PARK RESERVE DISTRICT ROUTS BOX aa MARLS PLAIN, MINNSBOTA SS3S9 TELCPHONS 473-4093 September 1, 1976 roiissysTfin $tr‘ •: city of Orono c/o Zoning Department P.O. Box 66 Crystal Bay, MN iv5323 VILLAGE Of. ORONO Gentlemen: As per your request, this letter Is for the purpose of stating the District's intended use of the property being acquired from Mr. Michael Cloutier. The District In Its overall Development Concept Plan Intends to preserve the area in question In a natural state and retain the areas as open space. Plans Indicate there are to be no structures built upon the property and Its acquisition by the District is for the purpose of maintaining and preserving the integrity of the Tamarack-Aspen Swamp lying to the north of the subject property, a part of which is included in the subject property. Should there be at some point a change in the District's Development Concept Plan for this area, the District will Inform the Zoning Department of same. S i rice re I y , CIifton E. French Superintendent and Secretary to the Board CEF;JA:ghd cc: Planning and Engineering Department i /i ■■ f m m #175 CITY OF ORDNO, MINNESOTA Land Use Application Case No. ruv Street Location of Property: Date c ./'Ay i. Legal Description of Property:c Oimer : /^/Vc A^-/. sT. {'/c- Ur, (Name) 'Af fh\Ml-, /t ■ / (Address J Type of Request:Rezoning Variance / ^/r y Conditional Use Permit Subdivision Approval ' < r Other Description of Recpiest: S/.//, V r" . V ,. Z fi . t. . /^w v. . f t a '» I / > /7 . /^7/C / .T (^X.cc(7~/1 /- (Applic^ty /C // ^if aL <:■ t.f T/ c / > . ' r.Mease draw or attach a /y/*/Ac// c p s> /<' c' 7 ^ sketch of proposed structure showingshoeing the following: 1. Indicate North 2. Location on Lot 3. Adjacmt Street Names 4. location of setback and use of adjacent existing building. 5. Distances between any proposed structures and structures on adjacent property. 6. Dimensions of proposed structure 7. Proposed setbacks 8. Zoning in force in this area ri * /. • • ^ /, V /r’/ c , y ' ,7 *' •' / .. ‘ \-rr 'J V Yu-'/5/ 'I -■ « •r t 4 ■ .f i' ^ '* L V* /k /Exhibit Submitted: ^ ' ' >...1 V ; L- ^ «. :•/c Map or plat showing the property affected and all lands within 300 ft. of tlie boundaries or the property affected by proposed change. ii^stractors or attorneys certification listing the names and address of the owners of 1^ within 300 ft. of the boundaries of the property requesting the change or rezoning as those names appear on the records of the County Auditor of Hennepin County. 5<U_of prapaety^gw iers- wiUi<g--yw^ft^^TOlhg lezuit^ Village recomnendations : m Vl'Ll 7# It % i ; '■ r. ■. EXHIBIT "A” sr::;. The Ease 260 feet of the South 665, as measured along Che Ease line, of the above described parcel. wL«ocn ““ County. i *f*ifg k:WBP *-• V I SCO (_VS"T NAME ADDRESS DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE A-603 GOVERNMENT CENTER MINNEAPOLIS, MN 5S487 PROPERTY OWNERS LIST ^- - - - - - - - N I DESCRIPTION LOT -IS" rioo9.15^ «b fOO 1 NUCMAEIi-5. C-r> I ^J^CxjhjoJ l-C’Mv,..-^ ^rc# ■:^. V- ..^ cs M, U 0 f>' C ‘ A V.. I^M ^ IH ^ Sis s.<--we.c.i-,v S~.y •O^pc^RJer^^e.K’ C> K*0 L - hi fL-r'l.w»Sm tir L.<\W. -T. / "^^.25]rjla>p 11^ 2.Z1>, lIsSNKjCii. vi\»2.is; Nsy W• A L.U I S<t>KJ M(;i. ^13)'2-'1 J Qpi-’-oiJoJ V-.OkI ihjT' S^c- 2XJ loup i(S. C 2-5, Co . 'i:~ -4e^/iJ Co ‘T\CJ:1 Di^T ?l -/\T /vK) 1 I certify th<»t Uta facts rep'o&entud on this certificate are an accurate and true repranantiMun of informa tion as it Aftfif^ofa tills fkite oo (lie records of tl>e Mean. Co. f.r..>nco 0>v., to the heat o( my knonkiccl^u BLK. PARCEL BfiZ Cl ■~700C I0fc,0 1120 \'2-00 70oo> t ^lO Ai y. m HENNEPIN COUNTY PARK RESERVE DISTRICT ROUTE 1. ROX 33 • HARLC PLAIN, MINNCaOTA S53S9 • TELEPHONE 47a-4«93 Auj'ust 30, 19 70 rr\'o} A]1 BOARD ►OF COMMISSIONERS t Mr. A1 01.‘•ton A DAVID DURENBERGFR C:4AIRMAN Assi^>tallt Eoui.ig AdriniSt rat.T ^ • t MINNEAPOLIS City of Orom. V ANNA MAC REDPATM c/o Zoning Oepart.aent V VICE CHAIRMAN P. 0. Rox f.'hb r EOEN PRAIRIE Crystal S.iy, .Mi.nnesota 1 JUDITH ANDERSON 4*B loomington Dear Mr. Olson: -i r•- i \ ‘ t i > *— f. - :4 • village 'J6 ORONQ WALTER BRA7T MINNEAPOLIS O I BltONSTAO CAVtTAL ALANK CRCCNC MOUND Enclosed is a drawing wiilcli shows Lae taticIpaLed division of the Michael Cloiitler property. lliis division will ut; the result ct the Ilenuei)in County Park i\escrve uistrlct accpiirinp a portion of the property now owned by Mr. CJoutior. LAWfICNCC F MACG nosbinsoale Also enclosed is a legal description for t' at portion of the. property th.it wiii be acquired by the Park Reserve. JUNE HCGSTROM MINNEAPOLIS THOMASB HUMPHREY JR MAPLE PLAIN FRED E KING ST LOUIS Pank SViould you have any quest ion.s, plea.^^i give r.ie a* call. Sincerely , *311- RAYMONDN SEAGRCN MINNEAPOLIS Jin Anclersoa Lniui A^n.’nL CLIFTON E FRENCH iUPlRINTENOEN' JA:gbi 7b:5RI Enclosure .» I m # PLAT 60020 #175 A 2i!Z. S^8 fl§t. •- 9 ^ V ^0JO, .i 7, a it. •• • % \ \ % %o^ • (ioto) « ( 1 1•• 0 ^#.__1-*•• *S7 7* • ---------------------------------™-it- •s •: .K V* c> VJ O idt^■ .-^A- ,v- ''lufAai r.rkt-. t ------------------------------ fV* .{ f' t * t ■'-. • ir I ^ f- % ■'.I TO: FROM: DATE: SUBJECT: Dici: Benson, City Administrator Hank Muhich, Zoning Administrator \ A i September 2, 1976 Van Eeckhout Building Corporation - 400 Old Crystal Bay Road Subdivision (Preliminary) Mr. Van Eeckhout is requesting approval of the enclosed proposed subdivision of approximately 18 acres into 8 parcels exceeding the miniraun lot size of 2 acres. The proposal includes a private road Wiich would exceed 600* in length. Easements of 60* across the right of way and 100* at the cul-de-sac would be required. None of the property is designated as wetlands on tlie Hennepin County Conservation wetlands map in our office. A public hearing should be scheduled. A.’ ■—^’ • .ft mi7hcm OF MiitcscrrA •:.1;.Pee Land Use Application i ; » Date Street Location of Property: VCQ iQt^iQ dgMsn^u ftop^p Legal Description of Property: ~e,A.CT /V RLS> ISM-Q Owner: V^iO Ffecic MOu t-Bup. Cbg,e. (Name) |0S>xam ress)CPfiraiej Type of Request:Rezoning Variance Conditional Use Peimit Subdivision Approval Other Description of Request: Su>i^t>n/t pg ia/tq 8 Lots (Applicant) Plewse draw or attach a sketch of proposed structure showing the following: 1. 2. 3. 4. S. Indicate North Location on Lot Adjacent Street Names Location of setback and use of adjacent existing building. Distances between any proposed structures ai^ structures on adjacent property. 6. 7. 8. Dimensions of proposed structure Proposed setbacks Zoning in force in this area Exhibit Submitted: Map or plat showing the property affected and all lands within 300 ft. of the boundaries or the property affex:ted by proposed change. Abstractors or attorneys certification listing the names and address of the owners of the land within 300 ft. of the boundaries of the property requesting the change or rezoning as those names appear on the records of the County Auditor of Hemepin County. Petition showing 501 of property owners witliin 300 ft. favoring rezoning or variance. < i. Village recomnendations: f 4 M V #176 •*- : J *4 ^44 Fa" i. I- - •» i I' -• > !;■• :• f • t # 4 « :♦ ’3 \. J . •# 4 • • * • •.0’ ;» •^ •WESTERN J • , ..c ft.,, - . .1#. t. ^ 1 4 r * V i : . ♦.a *i • -••••41 '«rt '•' 5 -^ i - V?‘A.* **• mv *.« J; '• * >1.. )i..: .> / p «. ..il* • • • •• ■■ ■ :5 •.' ut V 'ilv," • "" ’ '•• ' ; •* r^' /' .•.- * * y •,.. • *. /f l.. \* *»*. i''' (3.A • ^'• i-----------} ^Ji ■•V>.4-# • :/ ff W' % t .♦ ijO- , < ■* ’ *x : '. ii^f’Wm-^ ,t 4J» r^ c » oa: 1 7 'V V>o'^ itT. ■-■■i ' •: X '-i-" • ■ ■ «' ,v*'s, : ■* • »f*., •*. .-». c !%-« . 4* */ y*-i > A .*• I I -4-r -----<: (■ V*/A Tcf^ »;w* 4^'- W ■d '£• > \y< •*-^.^‘’.jit■ ' -rS|JV-', t m • •/' sm r-i •/a/ tJ '• 4,r.»^v,//m' • / fM i r V «;*V .i • • ..i *■ • **^ registered land survey no . 1340 t0R^ Smg* . • • *« Ir- o '•) I h«r«bT certify thut !n urccrdn-.r^ with lh« f»rovl9loni of Ouiptiir 5^^^, Hi^ nesota Statutes of 19^^ ae arnond^d, 1 aur- wmy6 th- frllowlnf-daacrll^ tract of larrf In Ih? County of H^nm'Dlr. arwt Stnta of KlnnaaoU, in wit: That f^rt of the Uopt half cf tha Snulhaast o tfirtar anti that xmrt of th« Soiithv**si pimrtar cf tha Norlheaat Quarter, Section 4, To'-Tnahlp 117, Rar.fc C3, all dr5r^l^^d an l-rlnnlrf at a point on tha Vest lino of jnld South- waat quartar cf the Northaaat quarter dis tant I47«t foat North from the Gouthwust eomar cf aald Southwest cuartor cf the Korthaaat ouartar; thanro South alonr tha Waat line of aaid Southwest o»mrter of the northeast quarter and alonr the Viest line of aald Waat half cf the Jouthoast quarter to a point thereon distant 103, feet Kcrth fro* tha South\«st romer of the Uorth%#eat quarter of the Southeast quarter of aald section; thence fast, at rlpht enfilea to th- Vast line of aald Weet half of VSe Southeast aunrter, a distance of 1D7?.^C feat; thence 3outh, parallel to said West line, fe-t; thence Sast, at rlfht an^rlaa to eeld Wait line, feet; thence North, oarallel tc sell -cst lire end its extsn-icn, 1599.5 feet norm cr leas to an Intersec tion with e line drawn «:ast at rijht enrlen to tha West line of aald Sovthwest ouirte’* of tha Northeast quarter fror the pclnt of h^giPTilfigi Iben-e West elonr the l-ist des cribed line 108S feet to the point of ' % iO '.j •"i v'l to Tc r- •l '•I I ^ > I herecr. is "a correct dellr^'atlnr o^ ‘sld exirvey. > 0 •. J /«.'!• Ctf \ 5: if , 3*n r.Ji ‘.1- i *’0,2to 4! ( ”> / I 11 mnrtiUf ^ 0fk^i7^s^T If td ■ u><f w»>t K- rfsfyit 9i#.ooo' Mtiisf rtf $4 ,o\ e^D ^ *"5. i I-: R 9v/vf ( I ? I tJl I •»!4t9i9 i Jf4 09 “jje ee v.i '~s\ ^..........4 n-. •t i.. 5m ^ • 5 a •« ^ 1 ZM »* r. 19C ee JfJ 4* • I‘J? ^jK'c«rn#r An u #f* Ji" ta #/ p f/'^rjn* 4f Cf '3 r. •A « Wi O' m w w r- w- ^ » - w - ^ » g’ RYr^j/ // - *' ^' I Gcrdcn N. Coffin hr rl? trail on No, leind Surveyor and Planner l^ng Lake, Kinneaota I i v2 5 %.1*1 40 • ti s/ H 94 £949 This•Nof!stared Land Su*wy was snrrcr.*-d and accepted by the Villaiyi Ccur.cll of the Vlllar.e of Orcro, Kinnesota. at a r«rJ^^^ neetlnf thereof held this ____ day of ________________ A,t). 1972. CF THE TILUCE CF CftCKC, N.IM35tTA Mayor Clerk Pursuant to Cheotcr B19, Hinneaot-a Uw? of this Reriitem.1 J-nnd Survey has been approvsu this A.O. 1972.--------------------------------- ^ day of EL-esr J* detorcon, lier.nepln County Surveyor Scale: Date : e I o t JLM X 1 Inch * ?00 feet Aurust 5, 197? Cenotee Iron nrnunrrt ^rund Lanotas Iron nrnu.vcnt set Denotes 1*jdlrlal lar Inark Noarinfs shown are sssuned i ^ \ I t * ' i ■/ i i- i '■ ? TO:Dick Benson» City Administrator FRO!:Hank Miliich, Zoning Administrator >5^16 2 DATE: Siniir.CT: August 12, 1976 Holiday Station Stores (Bradley StcInman) - 3340 Shoreline Drive Conditional Use Permit - Service Station in B-1 Zone Variance - l!aximum of 2 Service Stations Per Intersection This property i‘i located on the northeast quadrant of the intersection of County Roads and 19, currently occupied by a Texaco Station. The Planning Conmission recently conceptually approved a Burger King proposal made hv John Lambin subiect xo sc\^ral conditions. One of the condivions was to resolve any problems that might result from the traffic congestion at tlic intersection of County Roads 15 and 10. 'Ihe sul)ject o'* ingress and egress will have to be cleared through the County. Besides the Conditional Use Permit approval, the proposal also requires a variance from Ordinance Section 08.510 which limits the numJ)er of ser\ucc stations for an intersection. To remove the existing station and construct a new facility would constitute a new proposal arul, therefore, require a variance from Ordinance >*38.510. PIANNIN'C D>f!ISSIO.\’ ‘.»i:irnNC - \ugust 16, 1976 A Public Hearing was scheduled for September 20, 1976, at 7:30 p.m. OXMCIL ICETING - August 23, 1976 Council advised of proposed plans and scheduled Public Hearihg, Staff was directed to investigate the proposal and any adverse traffic conditions or esthetic con siderations . 1 -* ■ t •#172 it / r ~ /c./ Case No. CITY OF ORDNO, MINNESOTA Land Use Application Fee Date S* i V ' "7 Street Location of Property: A LAW^-E Legal Description of Property: Owner:ABoVif:CNane;(Address - (c.^ 3(o (Pfione) lype of Request:Re zoning Variance Description of Request: ^ Conditional Use Peimit • Subdivision Approval - X, ^ f Other ^ t •< C./ 1 '»*-<%f cVIy - </ '*/< ta-* M. ^ ^ > V^.^,L IO n (Applicant;Owner; SHtifT 'pVvh^f; LAUD C'V 4 )*^Arite. 6 • 4 ’ Pft-uj Please draw or attach a slcetch of proposed structure showing the following: 1. Indicate North ^ 2. Location on Lot ^ 3. Adjacent Street Names ^ 4. Location of setback and use of adjacent v existing building. 5. Distances between any proposed structures ^ and stnictures on adjacent property. 6. Dimensions of proposed structure 7. Proposed setba^s 8. Zoning in force in this area 41^ 6*1.V -w-ecrr Exhibit Submitted: ^ ki-oT kuAM ? Mip or plat shoKrng the property affected and all lands within 300 ft. of the boundaries or the property affected by proposed change. ^ John PAuMUi. i-CTTflK &• n.7^*rc? names and address of the owners of uaw^;Retractors or attorneys certification listing the_ _ _ _ _ _ ___ _m.** the land within 300 ft. of the boundaries of the property requesting the change or lezoning as those names appear on the records of the County Auditor of Hennepin County. i' Petition showing 501 of property owners within 300 ft. favoring rezoning or variance. ►r yljf - ^ 1^7 7*, -f/-z^ i K T>ivit>e vV. 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Hennepin, State of Minnesota, to-v;it: (1) Tlvit pai:t of dovernmc'nt Lot 1, Section 2C, and that part of Covernnu;nt I.ot 1, Lectloi^ all in Tnv;n^-.hii> 110, Kanfjc 23, do:;cril.'0.1 an follown: }Hj(jinninc at the L’orthvost corner of Lot 2, "An iitor'e Iivi nion Dumber 291, Hojinopin Covinty, ' Minnesota"; tlionce V.’ost alonp the I'.xVion of t'ne Lorth lino of said Lot 2 and alomj the South lino of Lr>\. I, fiiaid A»:ditor's Sub division, to the? mos 1.‘V’e;: ter ly line of Lot 1, .said Auditor's Sub division; thence South alon<x tlie extonr;ion of t!ie mo.st V.'osterly lino of Lot 1, said Auditor's Subdivision; to tlio South line of said Section 2G; tlv.uice West along the South lino of s.iid Section 26, to its intorsoction with a iim.* running parrillr.*! to and 675 feet Last of, mea.sur<‘d at right angleuj to, tlu; West lino of said Section 26; tnence Soutli along the exteunsion of said parallel line 67.46 foot; tlK?nce La‘;t, parallel to the ^’ortl^ lino of .said Section 35, a distance of HO ft'ot:; thcnco Soufh, parallel to thh West lino of Lot 2 said Auditor's .Subdivision, tlio shorr' of Long Liike; thence SoutheasterIv alonti r.aid shore to i t.s intersection v.vitli the West line of l.ot 2, 5;aid Arulitor's Subdivision thence IJorlrh to the point of beginning, except tliat portion the)*eof embraced in Registered Land Survey No. 934; and except the West 50 feet of th.at part of above described Govern ment Lot 1 lying Nortli of the North lino of Keqi.storcd Land Survey No. 934; and except that part of Government Lot. 1, Socti<'ui 35, lying V/est of a lino and its SoutlicrJy extension ilrav.m parallel v;i tb. and dis tant 140 feet lvast» from the Lasjt line of "Aliicc's Long Lake A.ddition" Together v.'itli an easemeiiL for private drivev/ay purposes over that part of th.o North (i7.4G feet of said p.irt of Government Lot 1, said Section 35, lying Westerly of a liiu' drav;n parallel w'.tn and di:;tant 140 fc-ot llast from tlie Ea.'it line of "Albee' 5i Long, lake Addition" .said (.7.46 feet l.cimx measured parallel v;it)i the extension Southerly of the West lino said S'.'Ctio:i 26, except that oart tlieroof embraced in Rr.-'f i •; tered Land Survey j . 934 , as shovm in. deed Doc. No. 777300, Liles of Registrar of Titles. Subject to transmission line easement in fav'or of h’orthorn States Power Company recorded in office of Pofiistor of Deeds on September 10, 1959, as Document No. 3196279, which is 10 feet v/idc ' over that part of Government Lot 1, Section 35, anil Government Lot 1, Section 26, all in Township 118, Kanao 23, the center line of . which is described as conmencing at the point of intcr;;ection of the North line of Siiid Government Lot 1, So ;tion 35, with a line running parallel to and G75 feet Las.t of, n-asured at right angles to, the West line of Section 2G, Township 118, Range 23; thence South along the t;xt<’insion of r.aid parallel line G/.4G feet to the point of bcginniiig of the center line of the 10-foot easement to be described; thence Northeasterly to a point on the North line of said Government .Lot I, Section 35, Distiint .245 feet West along said North line from its intersect.ion with t.he W’est lino of Lot 2, "Auditor's Subdivision Number 291, Hennepin County, Minnesota"; (\ 9* _ i •> I ^-f:. . ' ■ ' •. ^ ■ ~ ■ ■ ;-'■ .VSr r-'■ •■ ^ - ■ ' ' • ■ ■,i.*'- ’V:VC’V. •■ ■ *'thonco Southcaslorly to a ]:>oint on thn VlnnV. lino. oP I/Ot 2, said Auditor's Subdivi.sion distant 90 foot South along said V.’ost lino from the point of in tor .section of said VJest line v.’itli the North ' * I'* • ,j. V• • line of said (lOvornmont Lot 1, Section 35, according to the United States Government survey thereof. (The above land covered by Certificate of Title No. 399523.) ii' ^• ■■in.,- •* |i * (2) Th<\t part of Lot 1 lying v;est of a lino drav;n parallel with and 395 feet oast of, measured at right angles -to, the east line of the V?ost 1/2 of the Southv/est l/'l of Section 26, Tovmship IIH, Range 23 and the same extended•^^nd• Lot 2, "Audi to). * .s Su!:sd i V i :;i on ?!,urber 291, Hennepin County, f'innesota", according to tlie plat thereof on file or of rocrord in the office ;,of the Registrar of Title.s in and for said Hennepin County. » ‘ , \ Part of Lot 1 i.s subject to certain rights and rostric-* , . tions as contained in deed Doc. Ho. 126904 , riles of Registrar of '/ i fV.;,- ^ m m . I-LXL::::* LJJ_ i\L^V4 -Lr>UJLCll. AJLUiV;:*!# (The above land covered by Certificate of Title Ho. w m ^ ••• « • • ~ •- ^ 9 • “ Titles. Also subject to covenants and agreements as coiitained in deed Doc. No. 553151, Files of Registrar of‘Titles, See Instrument. J'/U. .• r , v.‘ 282572.)I A*- \ *1^-. > •; ... (3) The Fast GO feet of the Host 735 feet of that part of the VJest 1/2 of the South.v.'ost 1/4 of Section 26, Tov.’nship 118, North Range 23, V.'e.sV of the 5th Principal Meridian, lying South of tlie center line of the North VJatertown P.oad as the same was laid out and travelled on or before Augufjt 16 , 1050, and lying North of the extension VJestcrly of the South lino of Lot 1, "Auditor's Subdivision Kumijor 291, Hennepin County, Minnesota". » ■i (The al.iove land lacing abstract property.) y » i' : ?*•' • iXV,* ' .4 '- V Subject as to all of the above tloscribod tracts, (1) to (3) inclusive, to l.milding and zoning lav/.s, ordinances, State and Federal regulntion.s, to restrictions aed easements of record, and to public street.s and highways. EXCEPT : i\ . .9 n ' 'Tract A, RcgisLeied Land Survey Ho. 1379, TnCi.iJiiHR KITH an easement ‘'';, for private driveway pnrpu:;os over and across the Hoi'lh 67.4 6 fcajt r * of that part of Government Lot 1 of ’Section 35, Towindiip ] 18, J^ange i^;v23, Hennc{?in County, lyina Wcstrerly of a line parallel with ar.d f, . distant 140.0 feet Fast from the Fast line of Albcc's Long Lake Addition, said 67.46 fe^t being measured parallel v;it!i the ex ts'n.'i on , Southerly of the Westei ly line of Section 26 f'xcc'pt that part tlu reof embraced in FvLS I.’o. 93 1 aj.; r.hov.-n in Deed Document Mo. 777300 en i i Ic- - the I'egistrar of ^’itles^^ Hc.nne['in County, Mlnnc.'r.oLn,' *— , m.,wTTM.a ATTORNEY'S CERTIFICATION A. *■ J/f /• \ *. A. f., v>, < ^ ’i- The following are the names and addresses of the owners of the land within 300 feet of the boundaries of the Harrison property requesting the change or rezoning as those names appear on the records of the County Auditor of Hennepin County; N2une Plat and Parcel Address Donald C, Dayton, et al 41620, 1025 818 Roanoke Bldg. Minneapolis, MN 55401; George C. Levering, et al • Lots 1 and 2, Albee's Long Lake Addition Route 2, P.O. Long Lake, f-ll'l Box 73 55356 Roy M. Sund, et al Lot 6, Albee's Long Lake Addition Long Lake, MN Richard A. Petrin, et al Lots 4 and 5, Albee's Long Lake Addition Route 2, P.O. Long Lake, MN Box 61 Paul E. Meyer, et al Lot 1, Johnston's Rearrangement of Albee's Long Lake Addition Route 2, P.O. Long Lake, i4N Box 72E L. G. Garron and wife Lot 2, Johnston's Rearrangement of Albee's Long Lake Addition Route 2 Long Lake,55356 *• P. L. Johnston, et al Lot 3, Johnston's Rearrangement of Albee's Long Lake Addition Long Lake, MN 55356 Douglas G. Miller, et al Lot 4, Johnston's Rearrangment of Albee's Long Lake Addition Route 2, P.O. Long Lake, Box 68 55356 Agnes Johnston, et al « Lots 5, 6, 7 and 8, Johnston's Re arrangment of Albee's Long Lake Addition Route 2, P.O. Long Lake, MN Box 68 55356 William H, Lahti Registered Land Survey No. 934 Route 2, P.O. Long Lake f-IN Box 56 55356 Albert R. Whitman, et al 41326, 5500 Route 2, P.O. Long Lake, MN Box 108 Edgar W, Blanche, Jr., et al 41326, 1500 Route 2, P.O. Long Lake, MN Box 107 Plat and Parcel Address 41326,6250 Route 2, P.O. Long Lake, MN Box 10 41326,6240 Long Lake, MN 41326,6230 Long Lake, MN 41325,4550 1486 Long Lake Blvd, Long Lake, MN 55356 41325,4515 Route 2, P.O. Long Lake, MIJ Box 58