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09-06-1977 Planning Packet
b^#-':.^;?^ 4fwi V 'I" V ,r ,v 'I •>'• ■ - '. i 4.' .. . ■'• ...V'- ...: ■ ■-' r-iVij • ^ ' y- % -•>C-.s'-! t'inv ■■ si^ ,-’'V •■: MA'i nil its ■ii r I-' <' If-^ V . r . ' i / .».:: ; , -*•; AGENDA PL^NNING COM^IISSION MEETING OF SEPTBBER 6, 1977 COUNCIL aiTOERS - 7:30 P.M. I. CURRENT ITEMS A. Action Items 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. Call to Orcter #266 - Public Hearing - 7:30 P.M. Crosstown Properties, Inc. - 3201 Navarre Lane Subdivision - PRD #297 - Public Hearing - 7:45 P.M. Robert Harvey, Sr. - 4660 S. Watertown Road Subdivision (Preliminary) Minutes of Regular Meeting of August 15, 1977 Fish and Wildlife Report (Including Duck Ponds) Ron Ilameck and Mike ^fueller - Department of Natural Resources #200 - Victoria Grain Company - 500 North Arm Drive Revised Dock Proposal #223 - William D. Levering - 275 Willow Drive Subdivision (Final) #289 - Hamilton ^foran - 2965 Casco Point Road Subdivision (Preliminary) - Street Vacation Stewart Perry - 2975 Casco Point Road - Street Vacation James Hartzell - 2987 Casco Point Road - Street Vacation #290 - Lucian Strong - 1860 Fox Street Subdivision (Preliminary) #292 - Gerald Finn - 1640 Sliad)av'ood Road Variance - Garage Setbacks #293 - North Shoie Drive Marina - 3222 North Shore Drive Dredging Application #294 - James McCleary - 3445 Rayside Road Dredging Application for Stubbs Bay Marina #295 - II. William Lurton - 3300 Fox Street Conditional Use - Grading, Filling, Riprap #296 - E. Jerome Carlson - 170 Smith Avenue Conditional Use P, Variance - Wetlands Variance P? Setback Variance David Bie - 3496 Shoreline Drive Concept Review t '4 I It B. Work Session Items 1. #152 2. #298 3. #299 Summit Station PRD (Herrick Circle) Land Use Plan Amendment Re zoning P^ Street Vacation Public Hearing Scheduled for September 19, 1977, at 7:45 p.m. R. Bergerson - 1065 Nortli Arm Line V^ariance - Lot Area 5 Width Donald Eckstrom - 2140 Sixth Avenue N. Subdivision (Preliminary) PulJ.ic Hearing Scheduled for September 19, 1977, at 7:30 p.m. Agenda - Sept< Page 2 • i'i 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. #3( #3( #3C #3C #30 #30 C. IncompL 1. #181 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. #2o; #20£ #211 #24£ #261 7. #281 II. COMPLETED IT] A. Couple te< 1. #210 2. 3. 4. 5. #269 #275 #287 Leave and A r •r * • 'i-:-! i Agenda - September 6, I077 Page 2 j * 1 >n .on ack Variance :45 p.m. 4.#300 5.#301 6.#302 7.#303 8.#304 9.#305 Incomplet 1.#188 2.#202 3.#209 4.#217 5.#248 6.#261 7.#281 • Pic A Pop “ 5465 Shoreline Drive Variance - Sign Location - Glenn Upton - 1015 Linden Lane Variance - Lot Area 5 Lot Width ■ Darrell Stewart - 3185 North Shore Drive Variance - Lot Area, Front Setback Fred Holasek - 3825 Sixth Avenue N, Conditional Use Permit - Greenhouse - Ski Tonka, Inc. - 4680 Rayside Road Variance - Lot Area - Steve teUack (T.M.G. Corporation) - 4100 Sixth Avenue N. Subdivision (Preliminary) - Harrison Johnston - 925 Willow Drive Conditional Use Permit f, Variance - Tabled - Moratorium Richard Ledstrom - 3465 Sixth Avenue N. Permit - Duck Pond- Robert Birkeland - 1298 Wildhurst Trail Dredging Permit - Deferred - fforatorium- Gayle’s Marina - 3366 North Shore Drive Plan Approval - 1977 License - No New Site Plan ' - 1200 Old Crystal Bay RoadSheldon Jacobs - 2640 North Shore Drive ^ Subdivision - William Stewart - 140 Leaf Street Variance - Lot Area § Width II. COMPLETED ITET>IS FOR COUNCIL A. Conpleted Items 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. - Tabled210 ^^ek Rhode - 1410 Bohns Point Road - Variance - Lot Area 5 Width if.Ao - Lot Area f, Width - Tabled ^ »Z69 - I omc Federal Savings § Loan Association - 493 Park Lane »274 - Concurred»275 - Robert F. hhite - 320 Koodhill Road «7R7 Setback - Tabled»287 - William Martin - 2380 V^atertouTi Road Leave o^Absencrfor^PlmJHno r ' Concurred With Modifications and Appointn^nrof°NeK Se? ' Preferred Resignation --------- •-.4 \ \ The Orono Plannii following member* George ifosfield. Also present: Nfe Muhich and Asst. Chairwoman McDona place for a publi Properties, Inc. located at 3201 iN tor presented the of Publication. Mr. Olson stated of a proposed PRT division of 21 ac Minnetonka Beach, each large enough property lines, and water. This a density of .96 Beach recently pa proposal to fit i will be before th Three residents f Thongs on and Mike concerns of the p amount of shoreli Orono has no lake has no jurisdicti use in another mu their concerns wi and Minnetonka Be Sandy Ritter, rep present. In revi< noted that the pr< ccwiservation easei ways would be reqi Orono that no con: Approval of this i issuance of a con< allows these hous< After all tlie pub; closed at 8:00 p.i The Planning Coirm: layout as m^ifiec private with an ac informed the Comm: County had called. -n m-A UM77 X. <D I s tCALC >potf Ipeqf 4j6o^ tootf william t mills t-'^' ' I CITY OF ORQNO, MINNESOTA REGULAR PLANNING CONHISSION MEETING HELD SEPTEMBER 6, 1977 The Orono Planning Commission met on the above date with the following members present: Chairwoman McDonald, Members George Hosfield, Dick Flassel, Jo Ellen Ilurr, John Guthrie. Also present: Mayor Van Nest, Zoning Administrator Hank Muhich and Asst. Zoning Administrator A1 Olson. ChairwcMiian McDcmld announced that this was the time and place for a public hearing on the petition of Crosstown Properties, Inc. for a subdivision (PRD) of property located at 3201 Navarre Lane. The Asst. Zoning Administra tor presented the Notice of Public Hearing and the Affidavit of Publication. Mr. Olson stated that the application before them consists of a proposed PRD (Planned Itesidential Development) sub division of 21 acres of property located in Orono and Minnetonka Beach. The Orono portion includes five lots each large enough to provide adequate setbacks within the property lines. The property has been assessed for sewer and water. This is a 1 acre zone and each lot would have a density of .96 acres of dry, buildable land. Minnetonka Beach recently passed a referendum allowing this type of proposal to fit into their ordinance. The actual proposal will be before them at their meeting on October 12, 1977. Three residents from Minnetonka Beach were present: Gladys Th(Mipson and Mike 5 Barbara Bedel. They expressed their concerns of the proposed multiple dock and the limited amount of shoreline available. They were informed tliat Orono has no lakeshore in this proposal, and therefore has no jurisdiction over this and could not stipulate land use in another municipality. They were advised to discuss their concerns with the Lake Minnetonka Conservation District and Minnetonka Beach. Sandy Ritter, representing Crosstown Properties, was also present. In reviewing the proposal, the Planning Comission noted that the proposal meets Orono*s PRD requirements. A ccmservation easement over Outlets B and C and the drainage- ways would be required that will guarantee to the City of Orono that no construction will ever occur on these outlets. Approval of this subdivision application would require the issuance of a conditional use permit for this PRD which allows these houses to be clustered. After all tlie public were heard, the public hearing was closed at 8:00 p.m. The Planning Coimussion continued to discuss the general layout as m^ified by the latest plan. The road will be private with an access easement to the City. A1 Olson informed the Commission that Doug Matson from Hennepin County had called. They are forwarding a letter which ATTENDANCE - 7:30 P.M. PUBLIC HEARING - 7:30 P.M. CRDSSTOWN PROPERTIES, INC. 3201 NAVARRE LANE SUBDIVISION (PRELIMINARY) PRD - #266 h h 4.1! i l i " -.^1 I i MINUTES OF A PLA states that they any future devel require County a Guthrie moved, H preliminary plat 1. Open space e drainageways 2. Underlying a 3. Park Dedicat Motion - Ayes (4 for this applica Chairwoman ficDon place for a publ Harvey, Sr. for 4660 S. Watertow presented the No of Publication. A1 Olson stated division approval This division co: contains 5.8 acr a 5 acre zoning i an existing hone been accurately 1« eastern parcel w« way or else a nei the County. Mr. Rosengren, re Conmission reques located. He stai the center of th< the creek bed an< After all the pul closed at 8:15 p The Commission d: the existing stn may be necessary, aware of the fad was to be shown, are aivare that tl one building site unless the zoning plat would not be Hassel moved. Gut approval conditic the creek and sul appears to be a r a variance be gr£ tlie location of t DANCE - 7:30 P.M. ..k C HEARING - 7:30 P.M. TOWN PROPERTIES, INC. NAVARRE LANE VISION (PRELIMINARY) #266 fT- ^ MINUTES OF A PLANNING COWISSION MEETING HELD SEPTEMBER 6, 1977 - PAGE 2 states that they approve of the access as proposed and that any :foture development along the County ri^t of way would require County approval. Guthrie moved, Hurr seconded, to recommend approval of the preliminary plat subject to the following: 1. Open space easement over Outlets B and C and the drainageways. 2. Underlying access and utility easement. 3. Park Dedication Fee. Motion - Ayes (4), Nays (0) (Nfember Hassel stepped down for this application). Chairwoman ficDonald announced that this was the time and place for a public hearing on the petition of Robert Harvey, Sr. for a subdivision of property located at 4660 S. Watertown Road. The Asst. Zoning Administrator presented the Notice of Public Hearing and the Affidavit of Publication. A1 Olson stated that the applicant is requesting sub division approval of his property into two parcels. This division consists of a piece of property that now contains 5.8 acres and another at 9.8 acres. This is a 5 acre zoning district. The eastern parcel contains an existing home and farm out buildings which have not been accurately located on tlie survey. Access to the eastern parcel would need to be over any existing drive way or else a new access permit would be required from the County. Mr. Rosengren, representing the applicant, ivas present. The Comnission requested him to indicate where the structures were located. He stated that the house is 135 ft. back from the center of the road and the bam sits about 70 ft. from the creek bed and approximately 120 ft. from tlie lot line. After all the pjublic were heard, the public hearing was closed at 8:15 p.m. The Comnission discussed the vagueness of the setbacks of the existing structures and the possibility that a variance may be necessary. Tlie applicant stated that he was not aware of the fact that the location of the outbuildings was to be shown. A1 Olson pointed out that the applicants are aware that the lot consisting of 9.8 acres would be one building site and could not be divided in the future unless the zoning ordinance should be changed. Final plat would not be necessary for tliis application. Hassel moved, Guthrie seconded, to recommend preliminary approval con^tioned upon a conservation easement over the creek and subject to a park dedication fee. There appears to be a need for a variance and reconmend tliat a variance be granted depending on tlieir verification of tlie location of the buildings. Motion - Ayes (5), Nays (0). CROaSTOlVN PROPERTIES (continued) (#266) U w PUBLIC HEARING - 8:05 P.M. ROBERT HARVEY, SR. 4660 S. WATERTOW ROAD SUBDIVISION (PRELIMINARY) (#297) MINUTES OF A PLA] Ron Hamack, Mik Department of Na this application access, dredging promotion. Hank Muhich info representatives the neighboring proposal which i submitted. The Lots 3 and 4 dir be too narrow to coming into the Ron Hamack stat< the DNR, they we‘ and to comnent oi to develop the li reasonable acces: their wildlife pt it as a sedged oi wildlife. Out ii extension was to be good bass, pai ing area in anotl impossible to do wildlife and watc natives to be coi When the initial proposed by Vict( Steve Wilensky fi another altemat; the existing navi coming up with a channel. There v they felt that i1 some open water i resource value cc value associated The dredging invc but in the channc into the channel Mr. Hamack state excavation with a disturbance comin would accomodate ponds being const itself. Mr. Hamack state channel on tlie cc adjacent property was no requiremer rights from those a legal channel a if it were necess m PROPERTIES lued) HEARING - 8:05 P.M. flARVEY, SR. . WATERTOWN ROAD [SION (PRELIMINARY) 41 / ! . MINUTES OF A PLAI'C>IING COI-MISSION ^CE^ING HELD SEEfEMBER 6, 1977 - PAGE 3 •II ? Ron Hamack, Mike Mueller and Rruce Sandstrom of the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (INR) were present to review this application and the DNR's general views of riparian access, dredging, marsh preservation and fish and wildlife promotion. Hank Miihich informed the Commission that he met with the represOTtatives of Victoria Grain and representatives of the neighboring property owners to discuss the newest proposal which is very similar to the original proposal submitted. The original proposal shows the dock coming from Lots 3 and 4 directly out to tlie channel. The channel would be too narrow to store boats and the dredging project would coming into the west of the channel. Ron Hams'^lc stated that when this project initially came before the DNTc, they were requested by the City to take a look at it and to coiiment on it. In reviewing this proposal they tried to develop the least detrimental alternative to providing reasonable access to the riparian facilities. In doing so, their wildlife people looked at the wetland areas and defined it as a sedged out wetland which had significant value to wildlife. Out in the lake area where the proposed long dock extension was to come, their fisheries people termed it to be good bass, pan fish spawning area. Trying to locate spawn ing area in another location of the lake is really virtually impossible to do. If you are looking at trying to replace wildlife and water fowl habitat, there are possible alter natives to be considered. When the initial project of going out into the lake area was proposed by Victoria Grain, the ENR had some discussions with Steve Wilensky from Brauer 5 Associates indicating that another alternative should be considered; that being to use the existing navigational channel that exists there and coining up with a minimum amount of excavation narrowest to the channel. There would be some loss of wildlife habitat, but they felt that it could be compensated for by construction of some open water areas. From their point of view, this overall resource value could add a plus and a minus to the resource value associated with this area. The dredging involved in the plan would not be out in the lake, but in the channel which is approximately 600 ft. from the lake into the channel an area which would accomodate six water craft. Mr. Hamack stated that the dredging they promote is winter excavation with a drag line. There would be no affective disturbance coming in and out of the channel. Winter excavation would accomodate the mitigative requirements such as wildlife ponds being constructed out in the sedged out wetland area itself. Mr. Hamack stated that permits were granted in 1968 for this channel on tlie condition that rights be obtained from the adjacent property owners. At the time it was granted, there was no requirement that they show that they had gained the rights from those property owners. The DNR has declared this a legal channel and would be receptive to maintenance dredging if it were necessary. ■>.>1 VICTORIA GRAIN COMPANY 500 NORTH ARM DRIVE REVISED DOCK PROPOSAL (#200)■^1' J \^1 I: ^ . 1 MINUTES OF A ] The Mayor inf< been to forbi( concerned aboi line on all tl Mike Mueller ; we are talkini six feet wide 6,000 sq. ft. dredging a si: as destroying It was the gei should run ou' route. A var; the lake anotl Conmission sti channel. Howard f feaghei water quality of the finest never gets grc he would hate John Hacking, of the area h for the data this proposal The general a with minimal ( i^ion the resuj Hassel moved. Hi necessary soundi (0). The Asst. Zoning pointed out that now been combine' a conservation e Mr. Levering wa this final plat to recommend fii the folloiving: 1. Conservation 2. Park dedicati 3. If Lot 6 were would be requ Motion - Ayes (5) ^ MINUTES OF A PLANNING CCMMISSION ^EETING HELD SEPTEMBER 6, 1977 -PAGE 4 4 tee/trfortidTfdl^n Orono's policy has always concerned Ibout lSHL^ wetlands for any reason. Also Zw line on all the dSl m'l^x'flake Victoria Grain's original proposal a®i?ooo ‘’Mk 6,000 so ft Tn cover a surface area of approximately dredging'a six wfcv"® f^out removing 6,000 ft. by means of as distfoying thr^geJ^tion^ essentially the same as far isi a?T^fstrttt^ Xm. ^ssion still had some question about the legality of the lare?‘^o!^fS^''„f®5!^- expressed his conceres about the he would Lte tf seff® proper kind of drainage and le wouiu nate to see anything dme to hurt this situation. Hassel moved, Hurr seconded, to table this oronosal imi-ii rh^ ne^ssaiy sounding data is received. Itotfo^^'^y^s w'^Nalll The ^st. Zoning Administrator presented the final olat ita nTbe%n°^^5^e^d^rbora: °"ipptv«fb^ ^i“b‘e^rto a conservation easement and park dedication fel ^ ^ ^ ^^^^oved! nlssIfsecon^Sr'* foSgf" ^“bdivision subject ti 1, 2. 3. Conservation easement. amount of $1,750.00 Motion - Ayes (5), Nays (0). VICTORIA GRAIN CClfPANY (continued) #200 I; ■■■'i hTLLIAM D. LEVERING 275 WILLOW DRIVE SUBDIVISION (FINAL) (#223) MINUTES OF A PLAN!' The Asst. Zoning .■ a combined propos; vacation. The sul viously. Tliere h; and the Commissioi addressing itself the street as wel! Review again by M of the encroadimei street and would provided that the ft. frcmi the exis leave all the Cit includes existing dedication is con ^foran would agree Hassel moved. Gut following vacatio Moran Vacation: Point Road) beyon ing travelled roa Perry Vacation: Point Road) beyon travelled road. Hartzell Vacation Point Road) beyon travelled road. The vacations bey interest by retai while legalizing Motion - Ayes (5) Hassel moved,Hosf approval of the s for existing bui] subject to a dedi amount of 13 ft. road. Reconmend existing for man> Mr. Olson advisee the previous meet to the proposed ] We received a nev location of house Parcel B is a re« to be considered not be combined v existing house or would have to pre that legal access rORIA GRMN CCMPANY itinued) ) VI D. LEV'ERING [LLOW DRIVE aSION (FINAL) 4 .a MINUTES OF A PLANNING CaiMISSION ^EETING HELD SEPTEMBER 6, 1977 - PAGE 5 The Asst. Zoning Administrator stated that this application is a combined proposal for subdivision approval and street vacation. The subdivision was tentatively approved pre viously. There has been some question on the street vacation and the Commission requested Council to give some direction addressing itself to the conditions of vacation of portions of the street as well as dedication across Hr. fforan's property. Review again by Mr. Olson and the city engineer showed some of the encroachments that are within the existing platted street and would remain within the platted street right of way provided that the vacation would not include any more than 30 ft. frcHn the existing centerline of the pavement. This would leave all the City utility services on City property. Also includes existing ditch on Perry property. As far as the dedication is concerned, the Council felt that whatever Mr. Moran would agree to dedicate to the City would be agreeable. Hassel moved, Guthrie seconded, to recommend approval of the following vacations: Moran Vacation: Vacation of all of "Central Avenue" (C^co l^int Road) beyond 30 ft. from tlie centerline of the exist ing travelled road. Perry Vacation: Vacation of all of "Central Avenue" (Casco Point ^ad) beyond 30 ft. from the centerline of the existing travelled road. Hartzell Vacation: Vacation of all of "Central Avenue" (Casco Point Road) beyond 30 ft. from the centerline of the existing travelled road. The vacations beyond a 30 ft. offset will serve the public interest by retaining all utility and drainage facilities while legalizing the private use of the remaining land. Motion - Ayes (5), Nays (0). Hassel moved,Hosfield seconded, to recomnend preliminary approval of the subdivision including all necessary variances for existing building setbacks, lot area and lot wid^, subject to a dedication of land for a public street in the amount of 13 ft. from the centerline of the existing travelled road. Reconmend waiving the park dedication fee due to both homes existing for many years. Motion - Ayes (5), Nays (0). Mr. Olson advised that this proposal had been tabled from the previous meeting as there was concern with the access to the proposed lot and the location of existiiig house. We received a new map this afternoon containing the requested location of house and bam. Mr. Olson also explained that Parcel B is a residential parcel by itself and it would have to be considered as a residential parcel by itself. It could not be combined with the adjoining property because of the existing house on it. Because it is a separate parcel we would have to provide some legal access to it. This means that legal access must be provided by means of an easement HAMILTON MORAN 2965 CASCX) POINT SUBDIVISION (PRELIMINARY) STREET VACATIOI (#289) STEWART PERRY 2975 CASCO POINT ROAD JAMES HARTZELL 2987 CASCO POINT ROAD STREET VACATION i •s! LUCIAN STRONG 1860 FOX STREET SUBDIVISICN (PRELIMINARY) (#290) , Mr 1 ■V MINUTES OF A PLANNI throu^ the Waldron necessary for the h the bam. Mr. Strong and Mr. Comnission discusse The proposal meets Hassel moved, Guthi approval including subject to obtainin that the park dedic that each parcel co Ayes (5), Nays (0). Mr. Olson informed requesting a varian existing parcel. R both front and side of protecting some > Mr. Finn was presen possibility of loca of his property. M would interfere wit] that the oak tree i; property. In visit: oak is much closer ' shed, and that ther< locate the garage u The Planning Coinnis: the side of the lot. moved, Hassel secont on the hardship thal valuable trees and i street, ^fotion - A) Mr. Olson stated tha* nance dredging of th< marina. It is a fai: dredge approximately extending some 40-13( not to exceed 924.6 i Mr. Emnings, represer stated that the Amy Orono’s approval and to approval of the sf j LTON MORAN CASCO POINT [VISION (PRELIMINARY) IT VACATION 3)Hi UlT PERRY CASCO POINT ROAD ; HARTZELL CASCO POINT ROAD IT VACATION rm L r IAN STRCNG 0 FOX STREET DmSION (PRELIMINARY) 90) MINUTES OF A PLANNING CMUSSION MEETING I ELD SEPTBffiER 6, 1977 - PAGE 6 througji the Waldron property. A 6 ft. setback variance is necessary for the house and an 18 ft. setback necessary for the bam. Mr. Strong and Mr. Waldron (son-in-law) were present. The Comnission discussed access and use concerns with them. The proposal meets lot area and width requirements. Hassel moved, Guthrie seconded, to recanmend preliminary approval including variances for existing house and bam subject to obtaining an access easement for Parcel B and that the park dedication fee be waived based on the fact that each parcel contains an existing house. Motion - Ayes (5), Nays (0). Mr. Olson informed the Ccmimission that applicant is requesting a variance for location of a garage on the existing parcel. Request to locate garage close to both front and side line of the County road for purposes of protecting some of the existing trees on the lot*. Mr. Finn was present. The Conmission discussed the possibility of locating this garage on another part of his property, ^^r. Finn felt that another location would interfere with the house. Member Ilurr felt that the oak tree is not placed in the center of the property. In visiting the site, she felt that the oak is much closer to the comer line of tlie existing shed, and that there would be sufficient room to locate the garage to meet the setback requirements. The Planning Comnission noted that the doors open to the side of the lot. After some discussion, Ilosfield moved, Hassel seconded, to recommend approval based on the hardship that any other location would remove valuable trees and the doors do not open onto the street. Motion - Ayes (4), Nays (l)Hurr. Mr. Olson stated that this application is for mainte nance dredging of the shoreline area in front of the marina. It is a fairly extensive area. Proposing to dredge approximately 240 ft. across the shoreline extending some 40-130 ft. into the lake down to an area not to exceed 924.6 which is rouglily 2h ft. of silt. Mr. Emnings, representing Mr. Hork, was present. Mr. Olson stated that the Amy Corps issued a permit subject to Orono’s approval and the DNR has also approved subject to approval of the spoils removal. LUCIAN STRONG I860 FOK STREET (continued) (#290) GERALD FINN 1640 SHADYWOOD ROAD VARIANCE - a\PAGE SETBACKS (#292) NORHI SHORE DRI\E MARIN/\ 3222 NORTH SHORE DRIVE DREDGING APPLICATIC^ (#293) MINUTES OF A PLAN Herb Renner, adja that a dredging p Mr. Hork proceede creating a natura restrict children have been silting bay. He has beer feels is caused t against any dredg hole \diich exists and that Mr. Horl area. Mr. Olson informe submitted his apj Those areas ( should be pr< or other app: Dredging spo: w } 11 carry tl This presents a dispose of some < storage has been understanding th ii- Ron Hamack of t remained for dis can show that th dredging, it wil excavation on th DNR is authorizi 3-3h ft. of orga is not a firm bo causing it to dr been the cause o In this area was result of any dr the marinas in t Althou^ he can conditions, he s of the excavatic problem in tliis then clear. Chairwoman ?fcDor Fisheries Depart they had been as look at it as a would Iiave recor Ron Hamack rep: project. Their tlrat area was d( fV. I STRONG m STREET nued) > I % ) FINN HADYWOOD ROAD ICE - GARAGE SETBACKS i| h 51DRE DRIAT flARIMA )RTH SIDRE DRIA'E r^ APPLICATIOJ I mNUTES OF A PLANNING COMMISSION MEEFING HELD SEPTEMBER 6, 1977 - PAGE 7 Herb Renner, adjacent property owner was also present. He stated that a dredging permit was issued to Mr. I fork a few years ago. Mr. Hork proceeded to go out into the lake and cut a big slot out creating a natural hazard to the Courtney property. They had to restrict children from this area. Over the past few years, things have been silting in again. All the muck has gone down around the bay. He has been removing much debris from the water which he feels is caused by boats coming in and out of the area. He is against any dredging beyond the lakeshore because of the muck hole \diich exists now. He feels that dredging is not the answer and that Mr. Hork has built up a marina that is too big for the area. Mr. Olson informed the Comnission that the city engineer has submitted his approval subject to: 1. 2. Those areas of shoreline that are unprotected from erosion should be protected through riprapping, seawall construction or other approved methods. ^ Dredging spoils should not be disposed on site, as runotr will carry the silt back into the lake. This presents a question because the applicant has proposed to dispose o£ soine of the spoils in an area where the dry stac storage has been placed. Mr. Emmings stated that it is now his understanding that the spoils will be barged out of the ares. Ron Ifeirnack of the CNR, at the request of the Planning Commission, remained for discussion of tliis item. He stated thiat if the DNR can show that there is a definite problem associated witli any dredging, it will be looked at in that respect. The initial excavation on this project was between a depth of 6-8 ft. Now the ENR is authorizing to dredge to a depth of 4 ft. It stills leaves ft. of organic sediment vdiich has washed into that area. It is not a firm bottom any more. The dredging is not a fact that is causing it to drift, liow-cver. Tlie activity witliin tlie marina has been the cause of this. It is also his feeling that tlie lakeshore *ui this area was destroyed when the marina was built and not as a result of any dredging. Mr. Ilarnack stated that lie lias visited the marinas in this area along with the adjoining properties. Although he can sympathize with these residents,and the existing conditions, he stated that this situation is not occurring because of the excavation itself. Mr. Renner responded that there was no problem in this area before the iiiitial dredging. The water was then clear. NORTH SIDRE DRIVE MARINA (continued) (#293) * ^ ABrs'’- til Chairwoman McDonald stated tliat she liad contacted someone in the Fisheries Department on the dredging. She was informed that if they had been asked, they would liave been liappy to come out and look at it as a spawning area. If they felt it was, tliey probably liave recommended to the DNR to deny tlie maintenance dredging. Ron Ilarnack replied tJiat the Fisheries Department had l^ked at the project. Their recommendation was tliat tlie boating activity in tliat area was destroying the water quality. f ••• y- ir b % s i| i. • I MINUTES OF A PLA After a lengthy Hurr seconded, t cation condition from the area by engineer’s appro line is disturbe (1) McDonald. Mr. Hamack info marina was begun ENR who have tag they have asked same along to th and no additions Guthrie moved, 1. pending further Motion - Ayes (E Mr. Olson explai neighbors that s a permit. Tlie C work. Some exte involving the re the water. Thei and the burton’s of the water. The applicant wa Hassel moved, lit instruct Staff t be advised to st scaping includir Nays (0). Mr. Olson statec to construct a ' defined by the C a dotted line ai designated as we Mr. Carlson was to move 10 ft. s off the propert> Iiad already beer work. The CotniLlssion c vs. the designat naturally fillec not affect any c til is location ws slopes on the Ic Mir^uii:o ur a t^LANNii SHORE DRIVE MARINA nued) u r "ii < ' I *jui F MINUTES OF A PLANNING CO^t.lISSION MEETING lELD SEPTEMBER 6, 1977 - PAGE 8 After a lengthy discussion, Ilassel reluctantly moved, Hurr seconded, to grant approval of the dredging appli cation conditioned on the fact that tlie spoils removed from the area by barge subject to riprapping with city engineer’s approval of the plan if and where the shore line is disturbed, ^fotion - Ayes (4), Nays (0), Abstain (.1) McDonald. Mr. Hamack informed the C«nmission that work at this marina was begun without permit and was stopped by the DNR who have tagged for same. He further stated that tiicy have asked for further information and will pass same along to the City. Tire applicant was not present and no additional information had been given to staff. Guthrie moved, llassel seconded, to table this matter pending further receipt of information from the applicant. Nfotion - Ayes C.5), Nays (0). Mr. Olson explained that the City was notified by some neighbors that some grading had been taking place without a permit. Tire City inspector went out and stopped the work. Some extensive recontouring at the shoreline involving the removal of some trees and grading into the water. There was some piles of dirt in the water and the burton's were instructed to pull this back out of the water. The applicant was not present. After some discussion, llassel moved, Ilurr seconded, to recommend tliat Council instruct Staff to tag the property and that the owner be advised to submit a plan for riprapping and land scaping including tree replacement. Motion - Ayes (5), Nays (0). Mr. Olson stated that tlie applicant is requesting permission to construct a "sports court" in an area which has been defined by the City as wetlands. The survey map shows a dotted line area which is the area on the County map designated as wetlands. Mr. Carlson was present, lie stated tliat they would like to move 10 ft. straight toward tlie pool so that it comes off the property line. The footings for this structure had already been dug before the City was aware of this work. The Commission discussed the wetlands situation on site vs. tlie designation and concluded tliat the area has naturally filled to the extent that this proposal will not affect any drainage or holding capability, and that tliis location was about the only available due to tlie many slopes on the lot. NORTH SIDRE DRIVE MARINA (continued) (#293) JAMES McCLEARY 3445 RAYSIDE ROAD DREDGING APPLICATION FOR STUBBS BAY MARINA (#294) II. WILLIAM LURTON 3300 FOX STREET CONDITIONAL USE - GRADING, FILLING, RIPRAP (#295) The following neigh proposal: David Fi Mrs. Dye The applicant state enclosing this cour to move the propose setback from tlie de replied that he wou JEROME CARLSON 170 SMITH AVENUE CONDITIONAL USE P, VARIANCE iVETLANDS VARIANCE § SETBACK VARIANCE (#296) Guthrie moved, Hass the application bas court 4 ft. into tl the variance on th« the wetlands has fi Hurr. Mr. Bie came before comments on his tei includes an electr: on the ground floo: second floor. Mr. future low level r< The Planning gener all the proposed u building, setbacks code requirements, that they would no detailed plan were one curb cut witli County Road #15. The Planning Commi following items: Glenn Upton (#301) (#303), and David A public hearing vs 1977, at 7:30 p.m. A pi±>lic hearing v 1977, at 7:45 p.m. A public hearing v 1977, at 8:00 p.m. DRE DRIVE MARINA led) :CLEARY fSIDE ROAD " APPLICATION FOR BAY MARINA lAM LURTON )C STREET ONAL USE - GRADING, . RIPRAP CARLSOJ TII AVENUE (mi USE 5 VARIANCE IS VARIANCE § SETBACK E MINUTES OF A PLANNING CaWISSION MEETING I ELD SEPTEMBER 0, ly//- IVUiU V /. i 4-1 I ^ The following neighbors were present in support of this proposal: David Filkins, Mr. 5 Mrs. Rokke and Mr. Pi Mrs. Dye The applicant stated that he had no intentions of enclosing this court. When asked if he would be willing to move the proposed court in order to meet the 26 ft. setback from tlie designated wetlands, Mr. Carlson replied that he wouldn’t even bother with it then. Guthrie moved, Hassel seconded, to recommend approval of the application based on the revised plan which pulls tJie court 4 ft. into the property line (Exhibit C) ^d that tlie variance on the wetlands be granted on "^e basis uia the wetlands has filled in. Motion - Ayes (4), Nays (1), Hurr. Mr. Bie came before the Commission requesting their comments on his tentative proposal. The proposal includes an electrical shop and gif^hobby shop area on the ground floor witli rental office space on the second floor. Mr. Bie mentioned tlie possibility for future low level retail electric. The Planning generally approved of the concept including all the proposed uses with the stipulation that the building, setbacks and parking spaces all meet the code requirements. Commission informed the applicant that they would not make any commitments until a more detailed plan were submitted. They also suggested only one curb cut witli the elimination of direct access to County Road #15. The Planning Commission went into work sessions on the following items: R. Bergerson (#298), Pip A Pop Glenn Upton (#301), Darrell Stewart (#302), Fred Holasek (#303), and David Filkins (#305). A public hearing was scheduled for Monday, September 19, 1977, at 7:30 p.m. A pvfclic hearing was scheduled for Monday, September 19, 1977, at 7:45 p.m. A public hearing was sdieduled for Jfonday, Septernber 19, 1977, at 8:00 p.m. E. JEROE CiARLSON (continued) (#296) DAVID BIE 3496 SHORELINE DRIVE CaNCEPT REVIEW D04ALD ECKSTROM 2140 SIXTH AVENUE N. SUBDIVISION (PRELIMINARY) SUIftllT STATKX4 PRD lERRICK CIRCLE LAND USE PLAN AMENDMENT REZONING a STREET VACATION SKI TCNKA, INC. 4680 BAYSIDE ROAD CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT niASE II Member Hosfield was resigning fi move from the si Hosfield for al! him well in his Guthrie moved, } adjourned at 12: E CARLSON led) IE ORELINE DRI\'E REVIEW ECKSTROM IXTH A\ENUE N. ISia^ (PRELIMINARY) STATION PRD K CIRCLE [SE PLAN A^END^ENT NG 5 STREET VACATION NKA, LNC. lAYSIIE ROAD :iON.AL USE PERI'ttT II • ru.NuiED ur A PLANNING CO^SSION NEETING HELD SEPTEMBER 6, 1977 - PAGE 10Member Hosfield announced that effective immediately he was resigning from the Coinnission due to his pending move frtxn the state. The Planning Comnission thanked Mr. Hosfield for all his time and contributions and wished him well in his new endeavors. (Suthrie moved, Hassel seconded, that the meeting be adjourned at 12:20 p.m. RRSIGN,ATION OF GEORGE HOSFIELD ADJOURNTIE.NT - 12:20 A.M. AGENDA PLANNING COMMISSION MSITING OF SEPTEMRER 6, 1977 COUNCIL aiTOERS - 7:30 P.M. I. CURRENT ITE^tS A. Action Items 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. Call to Order ' S?osst(»'*PTO^rties! Inc! - 3201 Navarre Lane Subdivision - PRJ) #297 - Public Hearing - 7:45 P.M. Robert Harvev, Sr. - 4660 S. Watertown Road Subdivision (Preliminary) Minutes of Regular Meeting of August 15, IJ// Fish and Wildlife Report (Including mck Ponds! n-,„„rces Ron llameck and Hike Mueller - Departnicnt of Natural Resources *200 - Victoria Grain Company - 500 North Arm Drive Revised Dock Proposal ^ #223 - William D. Levering - 275 Willow Drive Subdivision (Final) , #289 - Hamilton Moran - 2965 Casco Point Road Subdivision (Preliminar>') - Street Vacation Stewart Pern' - 2975 Casco Point Road - Street Vacation James llartzell - 2987 Casco Point Road - Street Vtotion #290 - Lucian Strong - I860 Fox Street Subdivision (Preliminary) #292 - Gerald Finn - 1640 Sliad>ncood Road V^ariance - (larage Setbacks #293 - North vShorc Drive Marina - 3222 North Shore Drive Dredging Application #294 - James McCleary - 3445 Rayside Road Dredging Application for Stubbs Bay Marina #295 - 11. William Lurton - 3300 Fox Street Conditional Use - Grading, Filling, Riprap #90A » p Torome Carlson ~ 170 Smith Avenue Conditional Use f, V^ariance - Wetlands Variance F, Setback Variance David Rie - 3496 Shoreline Drive Concept l^eview R. Work Session Items 1. #152 - #298 3. #299 Summit Station PRD (Herrick Circle) Land Use Plan Amendment Rezonimi F Street V^acation ^ Public Hearing Scheduled for September 19, 1977, at 7:4b p.m. R. Rergerson' - 1065 North Ann Lane Variance - Lot Area 5 V'idth Donald Eckstrom - 2140 Sixth Avenue N. ^ , , , , ^ Subdivision (PreliminarvO Public Hearing Scheduled lor September 19, 1977, at 7:30 p.m. .i i- .1' r? ^ I? Tf ‘ / . . Agenda Page - Septet 9 4. #301 5. #30 6. #30 7. #30 8. #3C 9. #3( C. Incomp 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. #1 #2 #2 #2 #2 #2 7. #: II. COMPU-TIiD A. Conpl 1. # 2. # 3. # 4. # 5. I . Agenda - September 6, 1977 Page 2 Pic A Pod - 3465 Shoreline Drive Variance - Sign Location ■ Glenn Upton - 1015 Linden La^® Variance ■ Lot Area Lot Wid^ - Darrell Stewart - 3185 North Shore Drive Variance - Lot Area, Front Setback - Fred Holasek - 3825 Sixtli Avenue N. Conditional Use Permit - Greenhouse ■ Pert T- Pul,lie ..earing Scheduled for 9-19-77 - David Filkins - 1180 Lyman Avenue Variance - Lot Area Incomplete Items Steve Wallack (T.M.G. Corporation) - 4100 Sixth Avenue N. Subdivision (Preliminar>0 ',!“n"uron""pe™if r.’ ^e" Tabled - ^toratorit. 5it^al'vfrl^e^'|n|ti^^ - Duck Pond Sftfa^d^ «e^^n?^d:& referred - Horatori^, • Gavlc*s Marina - 3366 North Shore Drive man Building Plan Approval - CrvstarBay Road- 315 Fast Grant Corporation - 1200 Old Crystal y Sheldon Jacobs - 2640 North Shore Drive Subdivision , r ^- William Stewart - 140 Leaf Street Variance ■ Lot Area Width7. #281 II. COMPLETED ITI-MS FOR COUNCIL A. Conpleted Items 1.»210 - Jack Rhode - 1410 Bohns Point Road - Variance - Lot Area 5 Kidth - Tabled Variance - Lot Area f, hidth - Tabled ^ #269 - Horae Pcderal Savings fi Loan Associatio ' Variance - Lot Area f, Width - Concurred #275 - Robert P. White - 320 Ko^hill Roaa Variance - Rear Yard Setback - Tanled #287 - William Martin - 2330 Katertoi%Ti Rrad _ j ^todifications Conditional Use Poir.it - Horse 6 Preferred ResignationLeave of Absence for Planning Commission Member Dunlap Iretorrec g and Appointment of New Mendier M4A/A//A^ L AGENDA. FOR C01 roll call 1. PUBLIC HE 2. PUBLIC HE APPROVAL OF M 3. Regular M PARK COMMISSI 4. Appoint C HUMAN RIGHTS LAKE MINNETO^ PLANNING COM^ ZONING ADMIN] 5.#261 - 3: - SI 6.#210 - Ji 7.#269 - H( Lot Area 8.#275 - R' 9.#282 - O 10.#287 - W Horse & 11.Marina L 12.Tax Forf 13.Elizabet 14.Summit S ~ I STATUS REPORT 15. #200 - V For Plan #281 - W Tabled #290 - L #266 - C PRD - Pi: #292 - G #293 - ^ Applicat #294 - S #295 - P Filling, #296 - I Wetlandi #297 - 1 Public 1 Ski Ord; CITY enginee: 26. Hennepi MAYOR'S REPO AHENM for council meeting set for MONDAY, AUGUST 22, 1977 - 7:00 P^M. ROLL CALL ^ 1. PUBLIC HEARING - Fee Ordinance & Fee Schedule -_7:00^P^M^^(^w<-r^^ ^ 2. PUBLIC HEARING - Federal Revenue Sharing Funds - APPROVAL OF MINUTES 3. Regular Meeting of August 8, ly// PARK COMMISSION COMMENTS 4. Appoint Chairman HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION COMMENTS LAKE MINNETONKA CONSERVATION DISTRICT REPORT PLANNING COMMISSION C0M!1ENTS ZONING ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT _ Crystal Bay Road ^ , #261 - 315 East Grant Corpo shore Drive - Subdivision- Sheldon Jacobs - 2640 North Shore Drive su^ _ ^ #210 - Jack Rhode - 1410 Bohn s Point . Park Lane - Variance #269 - Home Federal Savi,^s 6 Loan Association 493 5. 6. 7._____ AAW.W -------------------- J (I sSi'SKfei. ,«oS; s..„ «o«. s»o„ »i™. Tax Forfeiture Elizabeth Gardner School Status Summit, Station PRD (HepicH Circle) ry- 14^,, 15. 16. 17. 18. STATUS^REPORTictori^ Grain Company - 500 North Arm Drive - Revised Dock Propose For Planning Commission Review c:4-r-op>+- - Variance - Lot Area & Width - #281 - William Stewart - 140 Leaf Street - Variance Tabled street - Subdivision (Preliminary) - Table #290 - Lucian Strong - I860 Navarre Lane - Subdivision - #266 “ Crosstown Properties, Inc. _ . , r 1077 _ 7*30 P.M. PRD - Public Hearing Scheduled ^Variance - Garage Setbacks#292 - Gerald Finn - 1^40 Shadywood Road - Variance G^ #293 - North Shore Drive Marina - 3222 North bnore Application 7/1/ic; RAv^ide Road — Dredging ApplicationVA\; s) wuirL");r-‘3i:“p*x's"« - cxauion.. r296'-"L%erome'’carls n 170 Smith Avenue - Conditional Use 6 Variance - Tkf Ordirani^^-'fubliciefrLr^Fof‘^’^Coincil Meeting oi September 12, 197 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. CITY ENGINEER'S REPORT Aa-Ancent to North Star Marina26. Hennepin County Vacation of #51 - Adjacent to Norr MAYOR'S REPORT r ^ V Agenda - Augusi Page 2 ■ CITY 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. ADMINIS' System : Comprehi Ordinani Boulder Large A Amuseme: Big Isl Sandy B> Employ m' Summary Summary Announc' Announc CITY ATTORNE 40. Kesolut 41. Tax For 42. DNR RuL LICENSES (43 BILLS (44) ADJOURNMENT 7:00 P.M. mm mrnmmm: ^ 1 ^•.v' '.• -^mm ^ Road ,. .. - Lsion ^TaW Lot Area & Width trk Lane - Variance I,Rear Yard setback ion - Resolution(c>^«r-. al Use Permit - Drive & Gayle’s) Revised Dock Propose jOt Area & Width - Preliminary) - Table - Subdivision - 7:30 P.M. larage Setbacks 7e - Dredging ng Application al Use - Grading, 1 Use & Variance - ivision (Preliminary' P.M. of September 12, 197 :ar Marina % Agenda - August 22, 1977 Page 2 • CITY ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT 27. System Statement 28. Comprehensive Sewer Plan 29. Ordinance Amendment - Height of Structures 30. Boulder Bridge Farm Proposal 31. Large Assembly Permit - St. Martin's By The Lake 32. Amusement Device Ordinance 33. Big Island Recreational Fires 34. Sandy Beach Swimming Area - Petition 35. Employment - Golf Course 36. Summary of Receipts, Disbursements & Balances — July 1977 37. Summary of Receipts, Disbursements & Balances - January 1 38. Announce - Public Hearing - September 7, 1977 - 7:00 P.M. 39. Announce - Public Hearing - September 12, 1977 -7:00 P.M. CITY ATTORNEY'S REPORT 40. Resolution - Amend Municipal Code 41. Tax Forfeit Property 42. DNR Rules LICENSES (43) BILLS (44) ADJOURNMENT .. M ■ ' 1 I) ^ .977 ry 1- >.M.~ ».M.- July 31, 1977 Levy Limitatic -.Shi Ordinance t - !?■ V -..7^'•:% p<r f.£-r^ )je miuj c^ft PvU prop -266 2^7 thurtrt*^ Acfi (^223 ^2(?o Sul^ ” UM* • Aoch 1 ij^trtri Ui 7 *ihUJU^ 2ii5>^ At^iTiui * ^^€0^ Z^O Str^cir - ^rc// * vk 1 M*i. ?n 2<?4 295 29^ 9a;$i> m CocfUf*^ ^rec/ ^ deed^ /♦'^ ; »n^ - ^/<#») o cj.«^ </se e/ «/<e ^3*•a ■m i' 'pAt'id k Cck%i? r«0>v «/<u^ - UOjT Opi^ - %T<UoOiiA~~ Ormr 3^ - c^<( (/^ ^fk %tt ^'(i Sk« t/^ «i^9-/t jMot\plf^- re*Krtr<, '**■^42. SUBJECT: Council was i recommendati January 1978 Council pref another appl Enclosed are applications tion at thei -onITv-jJLt i i&LH 4 tj Ulk^ ■ '*■' ■ti. m hii *id*f-II>a tAf' I'* V ^J TO: FFjCj!: Planning Coimission 5 Council A. P. Olson, Asst. Zoning Administrator DATB: August 29, 1977 SUBJECT: Planning Cownission Appointment Council was advised at their ?5^“|^^^^conmiskon MembS^Dunlap until recommendation to accept a leave guonm problems during this time. SK >«-«» Ser ^wlication as sooS as she is again available. tion at their meeting of Septenher 12, 1977. Richar P.O. B Crysta Dear f It is commi of th I am Natic of Wi Drone 1 ha' desi Jig Connnission ilap until iring this time to submit Lew these ke SL determinS" NOV ^ M.NNE10«KA .NOUSTmAL BOAO MINNETONKA, MINNESOTA 1612)933 2208 .VILLAC56 C6 ORONO November 24, 1S76 Richard Benson p.O. Box 66 Crystal Bay, MN 55323 Dear Mr. Benson: ooeninqs on the planning of these positions. ...—ac °0rono"(°2f2i"c«cf Point Road) since October 1972. ^ n ryna mnvi ?rono (2520 Casco Point Road) sTn ^ trdrVJa- - rese’i^^nrtn^d i.provin. tbe area. . . . I__nn from vou. oeb lie — - > I „ni be looking forward to bearing fro. you. xtaY^yjYours very truly, ■ VJaya.ata, MN 471-9676 THF-.ctk 611 MARQUI at THE NOB MINNESOT IN fAlMT rAl 0 ■ & ilglBWIl •40V 26 lags C6 orono the planning iidered for one innetonka as he University Village of i have a strong A t-- -fine apparel for men ■HS ksw S s ! July 19. 1977 T1,C Orono Vlllnge Council Crystal i:ay, !!inr.esota d5323 Attn: V.’alter 3enson , 1,' li’ e to be considered uor the 1, John nrpiannins CoraTiission. I have been vacancy on the tventy five years and, of course, Lirif is frsHoirsh^rrurLea J.hich ro live. over the years, both ''-/l-"„^"|;irs'the"rurri erect' have done a superb job „ the life style of this co.'.nmnity thus strongly about ,,Hich all Lnsration standpoint fs^rir- t^e en;ir:nnental aspect and land use. ^ foil owed the decisions For twenty -five years, •- council on land use, :Lf;:nirtri1oUrierrnd maintenance and have concurred with thera for the most part. For nany years, I ^"ie''«-ordinItor of therrr.ir:rrshr:nr-a'ctive m sales. - I thank you for your considcratio|^i^L"1^' John C. r.airanerel ^045 I^ayside Maple Plain, Un. 55339 o)l@lDWl JUL 21 ISi SflttAGa oa DBONQ f /%*. (UC f 0- {^0£ ^ lo ^/L- Cjnu-y J ci^ ) / hu dw L 19. 1977 ne een ourse. incil >ect )Ut loint ons use » ncurred otbing :he 5359 >• II II WMsimsiinii OCT 22 19TB A? 7/^ VILLAGE 06 ORONO 7 fya-A 7^‘.‘ /fc(, ^ <• ^ /1/i/- ^7 *‘ “i i/id/iM'i^'f J V,,, fe f I f i (r^/ i. • // / •' /2 oj • (ItV 7' Vh ^ ^ T ■■ ( . [,% :l It %. . 4 t HAROLD O. CANT 11067-11 NtNRT W. MAVCR07OCA IRC rRANRLIN O. ORA7 FRANK W. PLANT. JR. JOHN W. MOOTt MCLVIN R. MOOTY nusscll m. bcnnctt CLINTON A.SCMROCOCR COWARD J. CALLA H AN, J F robcrt l.mcllano JAMES 8. SIMONSON LARRY R.MCNNCMAN RICHARD N. FLINT MICHAEL P. SULLIVAN CURTIS O. rOPSLUNO RICHARD A, BOWMAN BRUCC O. ORUSSINO C.3TCVCN WILSON JOHN S. CROUCH DAVID T, BCNNCTT COWIN C. CARPENTER LINDLCY S. BRANSON Village o Crystal B Gentlemen I underst Commissic I am a pr pal part law. I c basis, a] time wou] tation wc I have 1: interest the Oron< Chairman If I can CSW;emp y. •, .J Avi<r- 77//MP. c'/y^ a^<-- a y :iA^. -5^"^ )CJ ^T- ', / a ■4 1■^^1 . / . f^'-,rfc. ii * * f A ■•'^' ■i !*’■H I'.’- o)lilWH gray . PLANT. MOOTY. MOOTY & BENNETT SEP ^ 1377 HAROLD O. CANT (1067-10731 HCNRY W. HAVE ROYOCA LAW OFFICES VlLUIfi .-Oft' __________ B MDoriME franklin D. oray FRANK W. PLANT, JR. JOHN W. MOOTY MELVIN R. MOOTY RUSSELL M. OCNNETT CLINTON A.SCMROEOER EDWARD J. CALL A H AN, J R. ROBERT L.MELLANO JAMES S. SIMONSON LARRY R.HENNEMAN RICHARD N. FLINT MICHAEL P. SULLIVAN CURTIS D. FORSLUND RICHARD A. BOWMAN BRUCE D. ORUSSING C. ST EVEN WILSON JOHN S. CROUCH DAVID T. BENNETT EDWIN C. CARPENTER LINDLEY S. BRANSON 300 ROANOKE BUILDING MINNEAPOLIS. MINNESOTA 55402 TELEPHONE (©12) 3J9-050I August 31^ 1977 JEFFREY R. BROOKE DANIEL R. SHULMAN MICHAEL R. CUNNINGHAM ANDREW C.SELOEN RICHARD A. MOORE, JR. JAMES R. LANOE STEPHEN J. SNYDER JEFFREY J. KEYES WILLIAM L. KILLION JOHN P, JAMES ELIZABETH W. NORTON JOHN O.HCSHANE SUSAN L. LENTZ _tood hagoart BRIAN L.BOYSEN DAVID R. KELLY JOHN E.BRO'^^^ PAMELA N. MERKLE THOMAS DARLING SHELDON T. FLECK THOMAS J.PATIN Village of Orono Crystal Bay, Minnesota Re: Orono Planning Cominission Gentlemen: I understand that there ^°P|ide?ed°fofone’'of°the openings. Commission, and I would iiKe ro ue R A ^ - -~A « mm I am a practicing attorney ^"^;^^“^^3®„orkLrknowledge'’of"rLl °®tate ^.TesTni any f v^^Pn^^^.n^re^which ^rr^t^me t^ basis, although I <3° ®=®SLno ^ H nil believe any such represen time would have dealings . , conflict of interest,tation would result in a material conriic j: 'Tat 1 9 VISITS 3.nd ll3.V© S StlTOll^ I have lived in Orono with j ^gre co-chairpersons of •4-v, ^nv further information, please let me know. If I can provide you with any Sincerely, < ■_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ C. Steven Wilson CSW:emp mmmm mi TO:Plan] FRCM:A. P DATE:May SUBJECT:Cros: Siibd; Cross town Prope: division on 21 j model of the coi 1977 meeting. ' clustered arounc includes 15 lot! on the Orono lai Minnetonka Bead requirements. Preliminary Plat the survey indie and water propos public hearing > PLANNING OONNISJ Sandy Ritter, Commission, H analysis of th this to the Ci therefore been building sites ownership of o to have conser for each city STAFF - August 1 Received copies not changed froir 3 of Block 2. T 1/2 acre zone. Conditions shoul fees, and open s for September 19 STAFF - August li Sewer intercept collected at th to the amount o iPmmm .11 MiOWl SEP 1971 jtrrRCv R. OROOKt DANIEL R. SMULMAN MICHAEL R CUNNINOMAM ANDREW C.SELDCN RICHARD A. MOORC, J». JAMES R.LANDC STEPHEN J. SNYDER JEFFREY J.AEYES WILLIAM L. AILLION JOHN P. JAMES tHZAOETH W. NORTON JOHN Q.MCSHANE SUSAN L. LENTZ W.TODD HAGCART BRIAN L.BOYSEN D AVID R • A E L L Y JOHN E.ORO'^^^ PAMELA N.MERKLE THOMAS DARLING SHELDON T. FLECA THOMAS J.PATIN ono Planning of the openings. is not a princi- ; of real estate 5 on a continuing lich from time to any such represen- t. have a strong airpersons of am currently h Center. ease let me know. r \ 1 I I TO: FROM: DATE: SUBJECT: Planning Conmission ^ Council A. P. Olson, Asst. Zoning Administrator May 11, 1977 Crosstown Properties, Inc. - 3201 Navarre Lane Subdivision (Preliminary) - PRD u n Crosstovn Properties are requesting sketch plan review of a proposed PRD sub division on 21 acres of property located in Minnetonka Beach and Orono. A model of the concept was presented to the Planning Comnission at their April 4, 1977 meeting. The Orono portion of the proposal includes 5 separate lots clustered around one access drive off Navarre Lane. The Minnetonka Beach portion includes 15 lots with access from Minnetonka Beach. There are extensive wetlands on the Orono land, but with the wetlands credit and a cooperative agreement with Minnetonka Beach, the proposed density would not exceed the current zoning requirements. Preliminary Plat review will require submittal of engineering drawings based upon the survey indicating lot location, setbacks, wetlands area, dry land area, sewer and water proposals, drainage, etc. This infoimaticn should be available for the public hearing which has been scheduled for June 6, 1977, at 8:00 p.m. PLANNING OMttSSIQN MEETING - May 16, 1977 Sancfy Ritter, owner's architect, was present to discuss proposal with the Planning Commission. He was advised of materials and information required for proper analysis of the proposal, and he indicated that it would be impossible to have this to the City in time to hold the June 6, 1977, public hearing which b.as therefore been postponed. He did indicate that the lots would be sold as building sites only; that they would be sold fee simple with conmon association wnership of open space; roads are to be private; wetlands and open space are to have conservation easements deeded to the City. Separate plats will be filed for each city . STAFF - August 10, 1977 Received copies of preliminary plat survey. The basic concept of the project has not changed from the earlier submittals. Note the slopes indicated on Lots 1, 2, 3 of Block 2. The proposal for Orono is a PRD with 5 lots on 8.3 dry acres in a 1/2 acre zone. Conditions should include correct water and sewer assessments, park dedication fees, and open space easements over Outlet B. A public hearing has been scheduled for Septenfcer 19,1977 at 7:30 p.m. STAFF - August 16, 1977 Sewer interceptor and lateral lias been assessed. Sewer units of $225 each must be collected at the time of construction of each dwelling. Water has been assessed to the amount of eleven commercial units. t ii j 1 - j I*» % -I i^AUPSHtD lOUHDART ai MINNEHAHA WATERSHED CREEK DISTRICT UKE MINNETONKA P.O. Box 387, Wayzata, Minnesota 55391 BOARD OF MANAGERS: David H. Cochran, ^rat. • H. Dalt Palmatiar • Albert L Lehman • James S. Russell • Jeen Williams AU6 1977 August 16, 1977 YiLLAGS QflJDBOm Mr. Henry F. Muhich Zoning Administrator City of Orono P.O. Box 66 Crystal Bay, Minnesota 55323 Re: PRD Subdividion Application Crosstown Properties 3201 Navarre Lane Dear Mr. Muhich: We have received and reviewed the data you sent on the subject application under cover of letter dated August 15, 1977. We could recommend approval to the Managers with the fol lowing conditions: All storm runoff should drain to the pond in Outlot B either directly or by way of Outlets C and D. 2.Drainage from proposed roads and cul de sacs should include some means of removing surface debris and settleable solids prior to the effluent entering any receiving body. Such removal facilities should include regular maintenance. All outlets, ponds and other storm drain facilities should be adequately protected from any future change that might inhibit their effectiveness. t " < 'I 'll r i iS 1 ii- - . 1 U. • ■ Mr. Hen: August Page TW' EUGENE Engines ohn A. JAH/cm] UPSHID lUUNOARV / rCK 197? _QBOMl Dl es "u m m- r..'.- it It i «i*-x :-x w'--Ip 7?“*' Mr. Henry F. Muhich August 16, 1977 Page Two If you have any further questions please call me at 473 4224. Sincerely, EUGENE A. HICKOK AND ASSOCIATES Engineers for District ohn A. Holmquist JAH/cml cc: D. Cochran G. Macomber 9«f^ ' 1 •'/? / ^ ^ ^ r-c-* : '"‘■O’!i -I fro// ^rifc f ; S3- 2 /^CM.rt^ 3^'mqj L-g^J 5t±ALjJMJ2L PnrnQry purpOSG /5 f'O i^Q/crfo^^! use. Constr Q i^/hcre runoff *vO fcr is fcx>f of (ground 3urfocc. (^Dugoufs dependent on desmed y^o/cr /e^e/s O Q}Tt)s mtntmum i^^cJer 3ui the duQouf stiQf/ t>s th. Shadoeft've feet Cs‘) ■ ®5pod thanks s>t?a//de k Z>e deposited to crecit <S>5eej/ng orp/ont/ng of < fines to i^'i/d p7///et ci/, estohf/sti thennsdty'es Size- zofeet/n dipnieter ( :»sno'^e fine ivitp tne dn^idmc. eu tie/ght of/s/o./'xd s-ho/i d jected onound dune t, one £:f or f/otter: • I stands stK3 ft oe seeded n/i rr^ed/ote ryPeotgross, redt\ eepmg fon to//, turds foot t re MdlN^ ^BOlX-JQAPh fA' zt • f-KCO^’/Citibn Cstructu, Jizls/anaI-----es 4.f^^yDc ^ max so :td radi UiS_______*- i/tlZfO^C . ------Z5-----^____,c:____I . \}_______ T 2 ^C/ sea ^ 3 *0 t5 : z.^ ^3-4224. t '■» r; •.:.^::'^i^:t'';. . T---* ^ -^- — -* -^ .o-»I u — V*- ^ *-^*25 ^<X<i —I -or 4 . 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Q)DuQOuts dependent on runoff tr^er shot/ be constructed yityo/ersheds t.^ yf//f rnamtoyn desir^ rioter te^/ets CnormaJ/y r/tfh/n cne toot of the grourtd Surtacej • - . y" _a T- ^ A . z*' —G)fhe minimum y/afersurface area shot/be eooo sguare feet Tt^'trify fiuetofiffy percent ^ the duQouf shot/ be three and one-baff feet Csyz'J aeep or/ess the maximum r^/afer depth Shadbe five feet Cs’J ■ © Spo'f banks shaft be /ottered to a heignt of f^vo feet above the grou.-xh fevef. Sxcess spod may be deposited to create islands. (bSeedmo orp/antina ofoQuatic vegetation is not reconirnendrd. c^her P>Qn to seed mu.^y shore- to ^ifdmifJet at the rate tbs. per acre. Aguat/cs Suited to the area v^n/ usuaJJy eshobfish themse/ves naturaf/y. 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PLANNING CCMMISS Planning Comniss Hamel type soils system). They si area for a septi* There was also s< The Pl2inning Com location was que; no building perm were approved by Planning Commiss following: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Lots 1, 2, 3 Approved Lot issued until Engineer. Combination i a future dat< Appropriate 1 Ihiderlying e: sac. 6. 7. Utility easer Drainage ease Council ^feeting Approved prelimi <&T/^U5 VJS> J5I&T S' d^^G" a£»- “■/tl s ^-Y ^'fCH 70 =^l-i2- » «m’-iH£r£*'' ’ Tc ' /Jlioef- PiTOi- NDfC-^T^ Of William Levering - 275 Willow Drive Subdivision (Preliminary) Page 4 # r!':77' (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) Drainage calculations to verify culvert sizes. Direct drainage with swails rather than culverts \dierever possible. Relocate access road to property directly across fron Glendale Drive. Indicate dry buildable areas of each lot. Park Dedication Fee as it would apply. No indication was made that the area designated as Ha soil should be excluded from the dry buildable area. STAFF - March 2, 1977 Applicant has not as yet submitted revised plans. STAFF - March 16, 1977 I am enclosing a copy of the revised plat wh^cT. still questionable because of the Hamel soil. PLANNING CaiMISSION MEETING - March 21, 1977 Planning Comnission reviewed revised plan. Menbers were concerned about the extent of Hamel type soils on lots 6, 7 and 8 (Hamel type soils do not support an on-site septic system). They suggested a combination of lots 6 and 7 as one parcel to provide adequate area for a septic system. There was also some question as to vhether lot 8 could support an on-site septic system. The Planning Commission determined the area of qualifying soils was adequate, but the location was questionable. Lot 8 was approved as a separate parcel on the condition that no building permit be issued for the lot until plans for a septic system and replacement were approved by the City Engineer. Planning Commission recommended approval of the revised preliminary plat subject to the follcwing: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Lots 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 as submitted. Approved Lot 8 as a separate parcel on the condition that no building permit be issued until plans for a septic system and replacement were approved by the City Engineer. Combination of Lots 6 and 7 with the understanding that this lot could be split at a future date provided the septic system met the approval of the City Engineer. Appropriate Park Dedication Fee. Underlying easement on road and cul-de-sac and extension of roadway beyond cul-de- sac. Utility easement on Willow and along private road. Drainage easement and drainage plan as approved by City Engineer. Council Meeting - March 28, 1977 Approved preliminary plat subject to Planning Commission recommendations. } ‘ 7 ■ "A William Levering Subdivision Page 5 STAFF - August 26, Received final pla easements. A copy when you see the f one new lot #6. T lot 6 is ever divi including payment 4 • tr o (eluded ;e of the extent of ite septic ide adequate ptic system, , but the ondition that replacement ject to the rmit be the City e split at gineer. nd cul-de- vi .4 i 1 J .'i - m I"-?! f % tip Killiam Levering Subdivision - 275 Willow Drive Page 5 1^' Q«'W STAFF - August 26. 1977 conservation/flowage Received final plat drawings »d city ^It^P^lorlou^ reference. You will now easements. A copy of the prelim^ir P^?Limrv^ots 6 and^7 have been combined to become when you see the final dravangs_t^ S250 per lot or $1,750 for the_7_lo«.^“we ttefinal draW that f“^^t r$r750 lorthe 7 lots If ro? requirements then in effect including payment of an additional park fee. lit4 k > c. V ■T H; theii ref e cess the sunn here the clud tion Land That ] lying secti' feet; of be a dis of sa as f plac atio road ment dest by w natu the natu * /.Ik- 04 ^ ■ :V' y , •i •*1 I £k ‘•1 '$ K » I I'1%. • <lliaifc(i>i|||||i|iii' ~f ■s^-^iwwir'i. .iniiiMir jiiiiwiii—III • > ^ - V 't* 4v* fe J) ^ /w /O j FLOWAGE AND CONSERVATION EASEMENT AND WAIVER OF DAMAGES HIS INDENTURE, made and entered into this day of 197 ^ r by and between neort»e M. Hansen III. Betty ,. Wi n i am D I.everinp. Susan E. Leverin£.___________________ theirheirs,assigns,successors(hereinarter collectively referred to as the Grantor(s)) and the City of Orono, its suc cessors and assigns, a municipal corporation under the laws of the State of Minnesota (hereinafter referred to as the Grantee)• WITNESSETH, Grantor(s), for and in consideration of the sum of One Dollar ($1*00) and other valuable consideration, hereby covenant, grant, gift, quit claim and convey to Grantee the right to restrict and Grantor(s) agree to limit and pre clude the use, improvement and development, under the condi tions and covenants herein contained, the following described Land in the County of Hennepin and State of Minnesota: That part of the East 430 feet of Lot 1, Block 1, Levering's Woodhaven, lying Northerly of the following described line: Commencing at the inter section of the North line of said lot with the West line of said East 430 feet; thence South along said West line a distance of 148 feet to the point of beginning of the line being described', thence deflecting left 45 degrees a distance of 210 feet; thence deflecting left 40 degrees to the East line of said lot, and there ending. as follows: 1. Grantor(s) hereby covenant and agree(s): A. No structures shall be constructed, erected, or placed upon, above, or beneath the Land including without limit ation, fences, fireplaces, steps, docks, piers, hard-cover or roads of any nature whatsoever, or any other structure or improve ment inconsistent with the natural state of the Land. B. No trees, shrubs or other vegetation shall be destroyed, cut or removed from the Land except as authorized by written consent of Grantee. C. No earth, loam, peat, gravel, soil or any other natural material or substance shall be moved or removed from the Land and there shall be no dredging or excavation of any nature whatsoever or anv chance of the topography of the Land uy .fr V as Ian no was upon t any, w the La flood servat made o of ins and to any st ter in natura to Gra to tre and fo its of demand which 1 with Wi the CO’ by inji interej wise, < descril shall € fantee Notary appears Lev*»ring, known t the for said i^n << \ State D f day of Hansen III, Betty ctively , its suc- he laws of he Grantee)• ion of the ration, to Grantee and pre- e condi- described a: lodhaven, the inter- d East 430 to the point ■t 45 degrees le East line ted, or ithout limit- 3-cover or Lire or improve a. 11 be athorized y other oved from on of any ^ Hi Jr D. No soil, sand, gravel or other substance or material as landfill shall be placed, dumped or stored upon the Land and no waste, trash or garbage shall be placed, dumped or stored upon the Land. . E. No use shall be made of the Land except uses, if any, which will not change or alter the natural condition of the Land, and no use which would tend to change the drainage, flood control, water conservation, erosion control, soil con servation, fish and wildlife habitat characteristics shall be made of the Land or the water situated thereon. F. Grantee may enter upon the Land for the purposes of inspection and enforcement of the covenants contained herein and to cause to be removed from the Land without any liability any structures, uses, materials, substances, or unnatural mat ter inconsistent with the covenants contained herein and the natural state of the Land. 2. Grantor(s) hereby grant, gift, quit claim and convey to Grantee, a perpetual flowage easement and right and privilege to trespass with water over and upon any or all of the Land. 3. Grantor(s) herein do hereby remiss, release, acquit and forever discharge, forever, the Grantee and any and all of its officers and employees of and from any and all claims, demands or causes of action of any kind or nature whatsoever which may arise or accrue by virtue of any flowage or trespass with water within terms of these agreements. In addition to any other remedy the Grantee may have, the covenants and restrictions contained herein may be enforced by injunction. Grantor(s) do not intend that the public should have any interest in the above land by virtue of this indenture or other wise, except as hereinabove set forth. The Grantor(s) herein certify that the land herein described are free and clear of all encunc ances except; All the provisions hereof shall run with the land and shall extend to and bind the heirs, successors, representatives. fantees or assi^jrns of the respective ^parties hereto. George M. Hansen III ............- STATE OF MINNESO'iA ) ) SS. COUNTY OF HENNEPIN ) Bett/>2. -Hansen Wi y iaXLiam D. Lever in 2.L'/ >:X' On this day of 'T€ ifLevering , 197^, before me, a Notary Public within and for said'^ounty and State, personally appeared George M. Hansen III. Betty J. Hansen, William D. Levering, Susan E. Lev'^ring, known to me to be the person(s) described in and who executed the foregoing instrument, and acknowledged that they executed said free act and d M«kRbAHtT PLOMMfB ► 1 , 4 4 . ^ MOtAHY PW«tlC . MINKCiOTA T MCNMLAIH COUNTY ^ SnfinfTMWYtY r»*mrrwY»YTifTrrf k Notary Pi blic V\\NN- ^IVvWb.' -'ft' V \f f -cS - '-.f 4^ '"ii by e Susa her< a mi here of ( tioi by ( to ( ing] on, Sta* Outl Leve Wood inc and mai san or rel as mak adv ope the enf or material he Land and r stored sesr if ition of drainage, soil con- shall be urposes ined herein liability tural mat- and the and convey nd privilege he Land. se, acquit and all of laims, atsoever r trespass ay have, be enforced Id have any re or other erein ept: land and esentatives. r fore me, a personally ering, Susan E. executed executed ^ mVW m '4- ff ^ J o " ^ % M ROAD AND UTILITIES EASEMENT THIS INDENTURE, made this day of 197 A' by and between George M. Hansen III> Betty J. Hansen Susan E. Levering, liam \r. Levering, hereinafter referred to as "Grantee". WITNESSETH, that Grantor(s), in consideration of the sum of One Dollar ($1.00) and for other good and valuable considera tion given by Grantee, the receipt of which is acknowledged by Grantor(s), do(es) hereby grant, bargain, sell and convey to Grantee, its successors and assigns, an easement for public ingress, egress, access, road and utilities purposes and uses, on, across and under the land in the County of Hennepin and State of Minnesota as follows; Outlet A Levering's Woodhaven, and the South 30 feet of Lot 4, Block 1, ^vering's Woodhaven^ and the North 30 feet of Lot 5. Block 1, Levering's Woodhaven. including, but not by way of limitation, a full and free right and authority to enter upon said land to construct, install, maintain, operate and repair a sanitary sewer lift station, sanitary sewer interceptor, sanitary sewer main or line, gravel or paved road and any and all appurtenances incidental and related thereto, (such are hereafter collectively referred to as the Improvement), and the Grantee shall have the right to make such use of said land as is reasonably necessary and advisable to the construction, installation, maintenance, operation and repair of the Improvement. In addition to any other remedy the Grantee may have, the covenants and restrictions contained herein may be enforced by injunction. ! “ i r • • V 7 < 'A • % t its des hai ^ 1 1,^ .i: G€ > < ! i ST. CO t •lit II _ IN. i-W- pe 6 Susan E. Lev^in th •> 4: M: 3: Id b J (T3 lanTITT Levering, ty of Orono, te of Minnesota, Dn of the sum ble considera- nowledged and convey t for public es and uses, nepin and 4, Block 1, 1, Levering's nd free right t, install, t station, r line, gravel ental and referred to he right to sary and tenance. le may have, lay be Nf I ..:r i' dm ,:v' J'V . I !| .• *v I »' # • > . . V 7* « %W *. » • % TO HAVE AND TO HOLD said easement unto said Grantee, its successors and assigns, permanently. The Grantor(s) herein certify ^hat the lands herein described are free and clear of all encumbrances except. :■ IN WITNESS WHEREOF, said Grantor(s) have set _th£ir hand(s) on the day and year first above written. George M. Hansen III //a- ^ . ________ William D. Levering^ ^ / STATE OF MINNESOTA ) ) ss. COUNTY OF HENNEPIN ) Aid rc.' O' >7 Susan E. Levering On this day of f 197 ^, before me personally^ap^eared JTT^ Rem • - - KAALMIUIUUMM^MMHai MUmW / 5 notarv V wlic ^’mTn ^Isota f >v\ CtX<M;K<\ hcnn ' pin cou.^iTy 4 C4(v»«»«*)9n fipirst laa. I. INI ^ hrrrfrrrrrrr^^rrf¥Wfrryn^^9w¥i^fm ^(^<yuv,< , . . , _____ Notary^yublic \ STATE DEED TAX DUE HEREON; Exempt This Instrument was Drafted By: POPHAM, HAIK, SCHNOBRICH, KAUFMAN & DOTY, Ltd. 4344 IDS Center Minneapolis, Minnesota 55402 335-9331 V ‘ m % % mm iDCt] ^iniit riBCfl ItJiMKtJ 15 itrator fSS£t nt Road Street Vacation property vihich has for many years con- as proposed on the attached survey would le homes and each slightly exceeding the squirement for this zone. The area 5ion of the street right of way line as idth at the shore, but narrows to 62 ft. ft. lot width requirement at the street, ss strip. The existing house on Lot A existing house on Lot B requires side some City vacation of right of way and ity. The result proposed is a recogni- ot on the existing platted right of way. cation across Mr. Moran's frontage, plus nd Mr. Hartzell's properties should they ion. The proposal as presented shows a existing pavement width of 20 ft. The Widening the prop>osed right of way^ bran's division, but would be more in t. to 60 ft. right of way. ugust 1, 1977, at 7:45 p.m. id parties. Conmission discussed the enable each separate dwelling to have le disadvantages of the proposed narrow lack requirements) and the setback ngs. Discussed the lot areas and the right of way changes. t iini ed the advisability of correcting the for having sufficient right of way ig Commission felt that the proposed le was inadequate. The engineer's iff set) was considered as was the current : Commission was concerned about the effects id on this proposed subdivision. Mr. te more than 10 ft. as shown. [•Tivnfl in and vacation applications for staff alternative street widths \ f Hamilton Moran - Stabdivision ^ St Page 2 STAFF - August 2 Street vacation the paved road. City recei* City vacat City vacat City vacat Total: 1, Offset variatic 10 ft. (20 ft. 15 ft. (30 ft. 20 ft. (40 ft. 25 ft. (50 ft. 30 ft. (60 ft. 33 ft. (66 ft. The attached m varies from 10' Beyond this ad stretch of the The plat appro any street ded from the cente lot. planning COM^II Discussed prop Planning Ccmmi on the propose mendations foi specific locat and land trans circums tances. STAFF - Augusi y^HPARATE APPL abutting or b< would be expei tiguous and c< Each separate i \ City receives City vacates ■■ i •City vacates * City vacates 1 Total: 1,400 : Offset variations > « i • \ , :Vd' f11 TTxij:. iewed the I of the •t. to 8 ft. le top of le ditch and >aven^ent edge : being •t. right of .1 keep the : to be : the parking Lie. 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"'■■ I’l’IO"' l/^n, u i.-, MnoTol.-. ii.l- : '•• '^'■' • . * ... / ■.! •V-^ '.-••A'^-Vi*--V».ii\ P:ij \ ii ’.V'•;|- '►4 -4, ii» ^ !fl ,:;j!*fc.^ ‘i ’k"^. •-V ■|i^''i|g|||g||iJili^ TO:Planning Commission 5 Council FROM:Hank Muhich, Zoning Administrator DATE:July 21, 1977 SUBJECT:Lucian Strong - I860 Fox Street Subdivision (Preliminary) #S0O Mr. Strong s?lIT^u?d resuiriS*?^'paT^els each of 9+ acre parcel (1850). ine p ^ ^ requirement, which would exceed the minimum Z acre area hwhich would exceea uuc - rv to the parcel will be a separate parcel.parcel will oe a .cp ««u, T^arrel will be provided througn a prxvaut= Access to this new ^ his other property (parcel 1 ) •his other property ' there Although no variances would be requi^ may be some problem with locating existing tennis court . _.u 1C 1Q77 at 7:3 planning commission meeting - August 15, 1977PLANNING u/'Ti'uooxv/ii - --------- w Applicant was not present. Mrs. on^Tract The Planning Conmission found a winterized house as well as After the hearing was closed, was concerned with access to ^ ^cision be delayed until he could Mr. Strong was contacted ^ ask attend the next meeting. Tabled. STAFF - August 19, 1977 Talked with Ted KeM.a at Sf cell ^fvis^Vawing li V. ■5; m.I vV j i' ‘I i Barbara City of P.O. Bo? Crystal Sut Dear Bai I h and site of the p through GF:ts 12805 OLSON 22 NOR SOUTHWEST .^1- of his each of f to the this new throu^ srty, there 5 required LS court ;rty and ^ CoTimission closed, 1 he could ion and ed drawing ; r McCOMBS-KNUTSON ASSOCIATES, INC. CONSULTING ENGINEERS ■ LAND SURVEYORS ■ SITE PLANNERS August 29, 1977 gllDVIi AUG SO 197T Barbara Ewald City of Orono P.O. Box 66 Crystal Bay, Minnesota 55323 VILLAGE OE ORONO Subject: Lucian Strong - 1860 Fox Street Preliminary Subdivision Dear Barbara: I have reviewed the subject subdivision application and site. Based on the reviews, I recommend approval of the plat with the resolution of the private easement through Parcel 1825. Very truly yours. c(5mbs-KNUTSON ASSOCIATES, INC Gregory GF: ts Frank, P.E. 12805 OLSON MEMORIAL HIGHWAY. MINNEAPOLIS. MINNESOTA 55441 TELEPHONE (612) 559-3700 22 NORTH MAIN STREET. HUTCHINSON. MINNESOTA 65350 TELEPHONE (612) 879-8029 SOUTHWEST ENGINEERING DIVISION. MARSHALL. MINNESOTA 56258 TELEPHONE (507) 532-5820 printed on recycled paper 1 i ■% / •• M TO;Plan] FRCM:A. P DATE:Augu: SUBJECT: Nortl On August 4, 19 dredging of a p removal of appn 220 feet wide b< site is upland i granted by the 1 STAFF - August Note the enclosi and the m-site STAFF - August Further communic proposed is a d: areas. The dis] reveals little : seawall with Ih rock riprap at ’ with no shorelii PLANNING COM^IIS! Very lengthy di: during work ses* because as per i of the pending i regular meeting " I nail Ilf TO: FROM: DATE: SUBJECT: Planning Coinnission and Council A. P. Olson, Asst. Zoning Administrator August 5, 1977 A North Shore Drive Marina - Dredging Permit Application •44“ ^ ^ c ji2JL XTT ^ On August 4, 1977, Mr. Hork presented the attached application for maintenance dredging of a portion of the marina harbor area. Specifically proposed is removal of approximately 4,000 cubic yards of silt and muck from an area 220 feet wide between 40 and 130 ft. from the shore. The proposed disposal site is upland of the dry storage rack location. Permits for the work were granted by the CNR on May 10, 1977 and the Army Corps on May 25, 1977 STAFF - August 9, 1977 Note the enclosed letter to Mr. Hork indicating concerns with the dredging method and the on-site spoils disposal proposal. STAFF - August 11, 1977 Further communication with Mr. Hork's attorney indicates that the dredging method proposed is a dragline working from the shore at least in the lagoon and shoreline areas. The disposal site is as shown above the storage racks. Our site inspection reveals little riprap now in place. Most of the shoreline is retained by a wood seawall with Ih inch driveway gravel behind it. There are small areas of large rock riprap at the mouth of the lagoon, and there are large areas in the lagoon with no shoreline protection at all. PLANNING C0^MISSIa^ - August 15, 1977 Very lengthy discussion between Planning Commission and N!r. Hork and his attorney during work session. Planning Conmission made no recommendations at this meeting because as per regular policy no adjacent property owners had yet been notified of the pending request. The item will be on the agenda for action at the next regular meeting September 6, 1977. A1 Olsoi City of P. O. Bo3 Crystal Sul Dear A1: I I approval 1. 2. GF: sw 2106 12805 OLSOr 22 NOF SOUTHWEST ntenance d is ea posal were ging method ging method nd shoreline te inspection by a wood of large he lagoon is attorney his meeting notified the next f^ i I 'f ■ V.V:V iiiliJ- -j McCOMBS-KNUTSON ASSOCIATES, INC. CONSULTING ENGINEERS ■ LAND SURVEYORS ■ SITE PLANNERS August 29, 1977 A1 Olson City of Orono P.O. Box 66 Crystal Bay, Minnesota 55323 Subject: North Shore Drive Marina - Dredging Permit Application Dear A1: I have reviewed the subject application and recommend approval with the following provisions; 1.Those areas of shoreline that are unprotected from erosion should be protected through riprapping, seawall construction, or other approved methods. 2.Dredging spoils should not be disposed on site, as runoff will carry the silt back into the lake. Very jtruly yours. McCC^BS-KNUTSON ASSOCIATES, INC.u Frank, P.E. GF: sw 2106 12805 OLSON MEMORIAL HIGHWAY. MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 55441 TELEPHONE (612) 559-3700 22 NORTH MAIN STREET. HUTCHINSON, MINNESOTA 55350 TELEPHONE (612) 879-8029 SOUTHWEST ENGINEERING DIVISION. MARSHALL, MINNESOTA 56258 TELEPHONE (507) 532-5?; 0 printed on recycled paper . }-1 ? .. i ^ % miiviaieh WATERS P.o. Box 387, Wayz! board of MANACERS: H. Cochran, fnt. • H, Dali Augusi Mr. Lc North 3222 ^ Wayzat Re:P I P Dear M At its the Mi; permit It appj condit; 1. Permits Please commenc Thank y Sincere EUGENE . Enginee; .Q E. A. Hi EAH/cml Enclosur cc:D. G • y/^H. D MIIUIUEHAHA CREEK WATERSHED DISTRICT P.O. Box 387, Wayzata, Minnesota 55391 BOARD or MANAGERS:«. C„.. . ,. ^ ^ ^ August 19, 1977 Mr. Larry Hork North Shore Drive Marina 3222 North Shore Drive Wayzata, Minnesota 55391 Re:Permit Application No, 77-101 ^cation: 3222 North Shore Drive, Orono Purpose: Maintenance Dredging Dear Mr. Hork: 18, 1977 the Board of Manaaers of condition?*^ permit as requested with the following 1.conform with the enclosed Grading S2 ?u,"T<,S;S?“"“ “• of P03Tinits ar© valid for on© ysar* Please contact us at 473-4224 when the project is about to commence so an inspector may view the wLk^rp^gress! Thank you for your cooperation Sincerely, EUGENE A. HICKOK AND ASSOCIATES Engineers for the DistrictEngineers for the Dist T.QjLhi. E. A. Hickok, P.E. EAH/cml Enclosure - Grading and Drainage Guidelines D. Cochran - MCWD G. Macomber - MCWD ^H. Muhich — Orono R. Harnack - DNR F. Mixa - LMCD I •it August 18, 1 Page Three Bradley K. Cc Setback; Owne Th€ construct a c feet of the n The applicant Planning Comm Following dis that the vari Werner W. Weis bake Setbarrlf; ^ Th the Watershei tion of e po^ setback requi cation as sui Seconded by ^ Upon vote. North Shore Mar Orono; App7ioa4- The Marina for dr. applicant. M: cant and revic ^^^Timing* advisee and Corps of i that the DNR d 924.6 MSL. Th planning commi but that the z guested that t Orono Planning the fact that 1 occur until mic the applicatior seconded by Let ed by the engin City of Orono i the K'atershed D i -J' l/ f s of bject : to n ■ "i. i '* 'I t. .!l ■ • f ■ I j • r- 4 r tr f ■- ■ >■' f I7 I August 18, 1977 Page Three ' ^a.e npK ^ ^ ~ ~~ __ construct a deck^on^K^ reviewed the application or u feet of the naf.,n ? residence to Cosby to The apDlioLr ordinary high watei , fPProximately 48 -at the^aria--^- gr^nt-d?°^^cn\c\£^^^^ Werner W. .. . ' oarried. f.; Mound; -------------------5i-AEElication_No. 77-100 lilP . ------------------------- • - •rpu . ---------------------------------I——^ ^ /-JLUU Watershed District'rrak^h application for a varia r tion of a DOT-r-v. « ■^-'■cx: s lakeshore setbank ,• ^ variance from setback requirements^^^Th”^ approximately 2 feet^withf construe- cation as Submitted ’ Polfow^^^^'’!?'' ’^a‘^°"™an«3ed approvaldistrict's seconded by Palmati^r that discussion it was^ved bv T upon vote, the n.otion^-cj^'^^ application be app^^^d a^ Marina for dredging of application of North ch applicant. Mr commercial marina ooeraf-^a Shore cant and reviewed thn appeared on behalf of*^th ‘^e- • 2;^ng;adviserthe “lna^^irt“a^rtr“ ^a\“ . quested that ^^inistrator of the ri tv nation -- LSx‘E>i:i-F» r.. I ' k # BRUCe C. DOUGL JACK S.JAYCOX LCON A.TRAWICH THOMAS P. McMA LCANOCR G. LIPP THOMAS I. HARA STCVCN C. AHLGI J. I. MORCLAND. J MARY D. HELGCR! JAMES C. PETER TRISTAM O. HAGI August 23, Mr. HenrV Mi Zoning Admir City of Oror P. 0. Box 6C Crystal Bay, Re: Dredgir Dear Mr. Mut This letter of the City cedurally, c 1. The Commission a 2. The at a special If there is and the City act on our p atIon at the area, we are approval for Thank you ve Very truly yt DOUGLAS, JAYI s-jU a CA a ^ Steven D. Emr SDE/nsf cc: Mr. Lari cc: Mr. Bruc •:. Lake rosby to Ly 48 ^rmetonka, the Mound variance, Palmatier, ried. d; 7-100 riance from construc- ^0 district*s of the appli- >y Lehman, is submitted. BRUCE C. DOUGLAS JACK S.JAVCOX LEON A.TRAWICK THOMAS P.McMANUS LEANOER O.LIPPERT D ouglas , Jaycox .Trawick ,Mc Manus 8c Lippeht 2A7 THIRD AVENUE SOUTH MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 55415 AREA CODE 612 TELEPHONE 339-4946 THOMAS I. HARA STEVEN C.AHLGREN J.l.MORELAND. JR. MARY D.HELGERSON JAMES C. PETERSON TRISTAM O. HAGE oDimow August 23, 1977 AU6 25 iSi DANIEL J. GOLDBERG STEVEN D. EMMINGS GEORGE H. SMITH OF COUNSEL EDWARD R. SOSMNIK VIQAGB Ofi ORONO Mr. Henry Muhich Zoning Administrator City of Orono P. 0. Box 66 Crystal Bay, Minnesota !• o o o ■ /i.' o o 55323 Re: Dredging Permit Application for North Shore Drive Marina Dear Mr. Muhich: This letter is being sent to confirm what I understand to be the outcome of the City Council Meeting on August 22, 1977. I understand that, pro— cedurally, our application must go through the following steps: 1. The application will be considered for action by the Planning Commission at their next regularly scheduled meeting on September 6, 1977. 2. The application will be considered by the City Council for action at a specially scheduled meeting on September 7, 1977. If there is anything we can do to insure that both the Planning Commission and the City Council will have all the information before it in order to act on our permit applicati*" i, please inform me. Due to the emergency situ ation at the Marina involving! the inability of boats to navigate in the harbor area, we are very anxious that there are no unnecessary delays in obtaining approval for the dredging. Thank you very much for your cooperation. Very truly yours, DOUGLAS, JAYCOX, TRAWICK, McMANUS & LIPPERT Steven D. Emraings SDE/nsf cc: Mr. Larry Hork cc: Mr. Bruce D. Malkerson . r ; ■i.f- 4.- .,-'. ^ If r * j-l'iMiiir'’'"m ri.'.-- •LV«?" .•I-■*•.'•' Council FROM:A. P. Olson, Asst. Zoning Administrator # O] /I rr fi -' •■ ■. y DATE:August 5, 1977 SUBJECT: Stubbs Bay Marina - 3445 Bayside Road Dredging Application For your information, the City has received the attached copy of a dredging permit application made to the State DNR on July 18, 1977. An application has not yet been made to the City. Note that the proposed spoils disposal location is on property adjacent to the lake. STAFF - August 10, 1977 Note ^e enclosed letter to Mr. McCleary indicating concerns with the spoils disposal and siltation control. The indicated disposal now is in an area to the rear of the proposed building site with possible use as future fill around the building. Mr. McCleary has indicated that he will be investigating off site disposal, but he is presently planning to use a land based backhoe (dragline?) for the work \diich would facilitate on-site disposal. The shore is now unapproachable and the launching ramp is completely unuseable. There is no riprapping in place now anywhere along the area proposed to be dredged. Riprapping or other siltation control measures should be considered for prevention or reduction of future problems. Apparently due to the low water the dock structure is still arranged as in previous years rather than according to the revised 1977 design. r ■r V '■ A1 O City P.O. Crys Dear applj condj GF: ts O) yi ''' ' <^y a dredging permit on has not yet cation is on i the spoils disposal to the rear of the le building. Mr. posal, but he is le work which would the launching ran^ where along the ol measures should parently due to the rs rather than “16 ( ( 1.' i, -.1 f.a ,1 1 •V '*• McCOMBS-KNUTSON ASSOCIATES, INC. CONSULTING ENGINEERS ■ LAND SURVEYORS ■ SITE PLANNERS August 29, 1977 #294 A1 Olson City of Orono P.O. Box 66 Crystal Bay, Minnesota 55323 Subject:Stubbs Bay Marina - 3445 Bayside Road Dredging Application Dear A1: As requested, I have reviewed the subject dredging application. I recommend approval subject to the following conditions: ^ 1)The shoreline be protected from future erosion problems by riprapping. If the spoils are to be disposed in site, the applicant should provide a means to insure that the spoils are not subjected to erosion, thus re turning them to the lake. Very truly yo« ‘.. McC0^|®S-KNUT30N ASSOCIATES, INC. 2 Gr ry Frank, P.E. GF: ts m '1 a II . .tm• It MIIUA3E WATER P.O. Box 387, W BOkno Of MANAGCXS: David N. Cochran, fna. • || Augi Mr. 1233 Hop]< Re: Dear They of i] You \ meet: EUGEt Engir VS3L. -:3il^: INC. ^ 04 dging ollowing Sion the that lus re- 3, INC. n ii . ? \i\ 11 li «■>=«► V Wi^MA WATCRIHEO lOUNDAKY MINNEHAHA WATERSHED CREEK DISTRICT LAKE MINNETONKA P.O. Box 387, Wayzata, Minnesota 55391 BOARD OF MANACCRS: D.>ld H. Cochf.., Rm. . H. D«U P.Im.tiK . Alb.rt L Uhm.n . J.m« S. R»s,.l| . J,.„ Willi.n,, MiHHOOT* MVM August 19, 1977 \U3 23 1977 Mr. -JlaTHfa g V 1233 Trailwood North Hopkins, Minnesota 55331 VILLAGE OE ORONQ Re Permit Application No. 77-98 * Location: 3445 Bayside Road, Orono Purpose: Maintenance Dredging, Stubbs Bay of Lake Minnetonka Dear Mr. McCleary: meeting on August 18, 1977 the Board of Managers of the Minnehaha Creek Watershed District reviewed rhe subject permit application. They have tabled the permit application pending receipt of information from the City of Orono. You will be placed on the agenda for the Board of Managers meeting September 15, 1977. If you have any questions please call 473-4224. Sincerely, EUGENE A. HICKOK AND ASSOCIATES Engineers for the District£.ngineers ror tne District E. A. Hickok, P.E. EAH/cml cc: D. Cochran -■ MCWD G. Macomber - MCWD Muhich — Orono August 18 Page Four James K, J Applicati( CO mm uni cat spect to c City of Or seconded b •^lei^tion Marc W. Ar minnctonka ing fill p, engineer r< by Lehman, as recommei Grading at eloper of vised the oper outsi mission of stated tha he became tute inter Mr. Gories permit app Hennepin Co the groun< later traj Minnetonki tion rega] should be expressed ing the me the possit Cochran e> made by 2*lr Treasurer* s Ma; admin i s t rat i' Following di: Cochran that ! f % mm exist- The 3 moved ^proved Led. chran >cplor- ting 2 port Mm r1 ) J . wm ?T' ''] ’;■:■ •:■•3 •. '1/ X ^Vi=^&=^;fel ' ^-a't 10'*^ lAl^F MINNETONKA CONSERVATION DISTRICT -■ » B04^HDM(MBERS ThomasS Maple.Jr .Chairman Deephe'ren RoL*enS MacNamara. Vice Chairman Vira>'7aia AianW C'.arn Secreiary Minnetonka Beach Rob«m B»o*im.lieasofer Greenwood EowarcG Bauman Tonka Bay R JonEhrman Mmr>elriSta Orval R Fenaiad Mound Frank R Muni. Jr. Spring Park Myron (Jerry) Johnson Eictisioc William C Keeler Shorewood AngusT. Morrison Woodland Norman W PauruS Orono RoOeriK Pilisbury Minnetonka Richard J Sooeroerg Victoria David F. Nuon Laketown T ownship August 15» 1977 1^1¥A FKFCUTIVE director AU6 lS7i VILLAGE OE ORONQ Stiibbs Ba;7 l-Iarina c/o Jases R. McCleary ^ 777 Old Ibccelsior Blvd., tt^O^ Bxcelsior MI 55531 Subject: 1977 ^ock License Bear Mr. HcCleary; The Bistrict has re^•ieved your application for a 1977 dock license and finds tnax -onaer c^i-renu Bistrict regulations, setbacks • nro^-Lded are i.Da«3L0Q^U2L ‘u6 • __v ’Vio'^P ilDS 0*DS13Thp lilCB Code now’ nrovrces i«n«i.w vn.,_e —- . fov^a the side si'te li.es er.te.dea the sethaot provided most equa^ slip, or be at least a minmur 20 xe^t. J_ .i- If yo. have fsrther questio.s, please coDtact us. Sincerely, T.tTX! iHiiilETOinZA C0;3rF;vAA.TI0i* i->l- Snc. cc: K. B. Barick City of Orono 8-23-77 LAKE 402 East 1 Vayzata, I 475-' APPLICA' (Erint or ty 7-7V ol< (Owner's add the owner oi Business nan S<-Ns' (street add: 7-77 t (Mailing ad' which is ri Lake Minnet new or revi foTination s the applies (a)0>) Permit or 1 Minnesota 3 Bata: 1. Type o; Bwellii The ma The ma The ma Public All re 2. 5 4 5. 6. k«; :.y-j district hone 612/ 473'703i fXICUTIVE D'«IC10« % MO I ■■■.4 f ■U tW:^- .''"tFPimm ^r. IW LAKE MINNETONKA 402 East Lake Street Vayzata, Minnesota 55591 475-7055 CONSERVATION DISTRICT. No. of Loats__ _ _ _r Boat Density Index Can be reached at phone w» /6/p ------- ^....TON TOH NEW OR HEV^Km™.g°gOg^^ ciuiei d^‘ 53^i7 __* (Rioine} Owner's address the owner of land in the Cii^ of Business name: -----1-----^------- -?---------------""If different fx (street address) A/C;- STT>% which is riparian to LMCD area(s) •55^? No(s) vhich is riparian to IMCi. mCD Cc^e, for a Lake Minnetonka, applies pursuan all data, and other in- • oR Milltinle Dock License, in accordancenew or revised Multiple no ^ following must accompany formation submitted herewith a.d Bade a part hereof. The folio g the application (see samples attached): w « * (a) Locator map“rrJrri.. ». -‘-Tzr “ “■ Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (for permane (c) Site plan (d) Dock construction detail sheet Data: 1. ' 4.- r Vi nvV Private » Commercial. MultipleType of application (check). Private- - -_» Dwelling, Cluh- - - -, Other (explain) 2. 5. Dwelling- - - -> - The Baxirmm numher of boats stored rn the water iiic lucww + ^ 0+ moorings 6^ The maximum numoer oa ■L r -Kr>o+c «;tored in the water at moorings is_----------- The maxiBUB nuBher of boats stored ...stored for Lake use is /6f. The BaxiBUB nuBber of Botorized or sari boats dr,s ,L,eIhG. . ^ ft 300^900 Company __----------------------------Public liability insurance. Amount 5-----J.--------- _______A .>TiT.-rnval R have beeni- r::.r rr":::rr / n 4- > V Q 4 ■ t I > > - ^ 1 •M T' i a Page 2 LAKE N Commercial and information: Check the a) Boat E e) Boat 3 f) Hestav g) Other h) Parkii Re as 01 8. Sanitary j 9. Boat toil< I certify tha ‘ true and corn revoked by th« officers and : times to invei complied with Date L3 • • aVp use is e -22tj ^.• •fin .ft:*’ RICT itional Z^o to of ■units) hereto are ;d may "be to permitting »asonable 'ict is being ■■■y. • •• I \ A f- J • f •w^ oT <r v&'Ac rVr :J:r' (0-. \ ' • - - & r - 3 il^ I I f>V* . * \ • ' •. I • y M • —— X ‘ <p ^ “n (V -rv'.-ori ■f<y t k 5 t -A . ^ Jl_\ ^ cn l-i\ * i—s-: r ^ .V- ^ ^ lima- tCl.::•y m a w- I */ X c •Ut^ r-i , ;v \ X>,?S I *•^.i CL..; L^ X • ' 1.* ••'• >?-V • V/-- 0 J<. J? -OT^\5= ^ y* o I 7^ ___ • .'•'^ ^ i ’1 O »• 7«r ! , T . ^ — >J *. ; Vk i : .1 :/ i: r- ! ^ -«F \ V' " J r* '[1 0 t-t ;■ - - V. '‘.s /.-- ^ , -. ~ \ J / \ = I] .^V4- ^ I L 5".v 'C i' = loO rx T :i*- I ^ ■' ^ -1' -“• •>--» * 5" * — ^1 i: tAu -* - . >> ■ n 4^ ' ^ A ** L I > < ^ >• i jf . “■ ^ (9 i-fhSv ^ ^ 1 'W ■3’ </- viu^ce _.J._.>PyrB*?.t V- - ---------wVaci BOUND* *r o " fc'V -'V" * 'fS ' i f <f*k.. V>-il-Si^r V- ft ■ '• > i I ^m • Ja L' -4 -^ ta :| :! ;- i;iI * • • • : it .4 * j 'll I "•_••; ! I _ j * U. <*1. r^^’ 7^\/ n/- Y \ "B i 2^, |. ^ rijrjrur. i ^• —_(LjL !/ ' X- m 4 t tL ■'■■• R t 1 M.* te * ilk ^ »^t;*£ ^rv/a-VW A^9 5 :■! • in %^ tti ^ 3C ■ -• o I ^ % • \ ^. *fr* A O'r» ■ -^* • • #» • iD., % •N / # • •. • •C?x V- / //V* / ^ / ^ 1 1V ' / ^ ^ i s»' M j». Planning Conmission § Council A. P. Olson, Asst, Zoning Administrator August 11, 1977 SUBJECT: William Lurton - 3300 Fox Street Conditional Use - Grading, Filling, Riprap The applicant is requesting pemission to riprap his shoreline along an area that has been graded already. This office received a complaint of grading in progress on June 24, 1977. Inspection was made and a stop order posted upon finding several trees cut and the shoreline bank graded into the water. The applicant stated that he was unaware of the prohibitions against same. He did stop work at that time. On June 27, 1977, I visited the site and authorized some addi tional work to pull piles of earth out of the water and to line the shore with hay to act as a siltation filter. This work was done and the project rests at this stage now. In order to correct the damage done and to prevent further erosion, we should consider the riprap request with sodding or seeding of the exposed bank. We mi^t also consider requiring the planting of new trees to replace the ones removed. #295 m. r >1 f * 1 A1 o City P.O. Crys- Dear permd of tl the ] hay, soddi hay t time to CO GF: ts 12805 c z SOUTH ong an area that ding in progress on finding The applicant did stop work d some addi- he shore with ject rests at n, we should d bank. We mi^t ones removed. N V f N2 IR mtM.. -iom ■ i1"i’ 'TfWr:* -• r r McCOMBS-KNUTSON ASSOCIATES, INC. CONSULTING ENGINEERS ■ LAND SURVEYORS ■ SITE JLAilNERS _ tF August 29, 1977 A1 Olson City of Orono P.O. Box 66 Crystal Bay, Minnesota .S5323 AUG oo 1C VILLAGE OF ORONO Subject: William Lurton - 330 Fox Street Conditional Use - Grading, Filling, Riprap Dear A1: ^ reviewed the subject conditional use permit. The area disturbed through the recent grading consists of the entire shoreline, extending roughly 80 feet into he lot. Although the shoreline is currently lined with Will be necessary to prevent long-term erosion by h=f K f exposed bank. If seeding is used, the thier present location until that time at which a hardy grass cover is established. to contro?'?u?u^e'’:rosfrprSbleJSs‘ """ "" riprapped Very /flruly yours. McCGAJDS-KNUTSON ASSOCIATES, INC. orj/ Frank, P.E. GF: ts 12805 OLSON MEMORIAL HIGHWAY. MINNEAPOLIS. MINNESOTA 55441 TELEPHONE I6l2) 559-3700 22 NORTH MAIN STREET. HUTCHINSON. MINNESOTA 55350 TELEPHONE |612) 879-8029 SOUTHWEST ENGINEERING DiVISION. MARSHAL!__AAJUNINFSnTARR^MTrjPjuPj^ • Ifc. : !> >t was just il shop and le second t electrical fne lot and U' li' 'hi ^4 .W * mmmmmm:A.- - mm-wahm'•.*. h'r. \1) a;tnlicat ions for a bunding perriil ill ;mv ••■I-;.” n»'iph’'orh(V)d business district slial] be rcviru'cd by thi* loujicil Mn»1 n'^orrod to the J'lanninr Cornission for review. 3r*.410. i>-S: iViTUttod Uses, ’.».‘ithin nnv business district^ no stnictiiro or land sliall he usei! except for one of tlie follov.'inp, uses! or uses tleeried sir’il.nr bv the Council: 'lunicinnl buildinp^s ' >fficcs Clinics Art and School Supply Store jiool; and 'tirazine S>torc •-ffice S.upnly Store Ibuiks, Loan Connany, Insurance Connany, Heal Tstatc Office liarbcrsliop, I'oaiitv Slioo Cai'cra and Pliotoy,ran;i Supply Store Locksmitli i lobby Sjion Hift Store niassvare and Pottciy .'\ntiquo Store ^ .Tc-vX'lrv' Store « '.’‘ntch Pciviir fibran’ '!uscun llocord Si ion 'Insic Store Tobacco ShoD naileries Pet ‘'hon 3S.420. D-5: Conditional Use. V.Tthin the R-5 lijnited business district. no structure or land shallnc used for one of the following uses cxceptiby conditional use nermit: CancK’, ice crca»n, popcorn, nuts, frozen desserts, soft drink store Pip’cleaninq store Tailor shop Pressing and slioe sliine slio]) Laundr)' and cleaning pick-up stations Home ajid garden equininent rental Vcterinar\' clinic # Kennels 35.431. Off-street l^arking. Off-street narking when tlie principal site of tlic off-street parking abuts on a lot whicli is in another "B” or ”1" dis trict and is in the sanx? o\vncrship as the land in the "IV* or "I” district and subject to tliose conditions as set forth in 3R.110 and other such conditions as found ncccssarv bv tlie Citv Council. 35.422. Public Service Structures. Including, but not limited to, electric transmission fines lln buibUngs such as telephone exchange stations, booster or pressure stations, elevated tanks, lift stations and electric poi*'cr substations. ri’ . v L-f 4i\ f;-. npniilwi |V I 1*1(5-' M m 3!buildii shall I Plannir 3f Sales E except by the 35. o; wher< be ar 35.o: Retail Sal used for c use permit 35. 02 autom nfj pcrriit viCHXXl hv district^ inn uses siness district, 5 except!by fik store principal site • or ”1 ” dis- " district and :h conditions nited to, inne stations, electric j' 111 «:Application, All applications for a permit in any Retail Sales Business District shall be reviewed by the Council and may be referred to the Planning Commission for review. A ■ •***.^iRMHMk -i 'rr {• % B-1; Permitted Uses. Within any ”B-1*' Retail Sales Business District, no structure or land shall be used except for one of the following uses or uses deemed similar by the Council: Retail and Service Businesses. The following neighborhood retail sales and service businesses supply ing commodities or performing a service primarily for residents in the surrounding heighborhood: Arts and school supplies store Banks and insurance companies Barber and beauty si ips Bicycle sales and repair Books, magazines, record shop Drugs, candy, ice cream, soft drinks, cosmetics and other usual drug store merchandise B^^y cleaning and laundry pick-up stations, including incidental pressing an^ repair Garden supplies, florist shop ^ Gift or antique shops Hardware store, paint store Hobby shops, camera and photographic supply stores Jewelry shops and repair Laundromats Locksmith Music, radio, TV, appliance sales and repair stores Newsstands Office supply store, office machine store Pet shop Pipe and tobacco shops Plumbing, electrical, heating, housewares, furniture, carpet store Postal substation ReaJ estate sales Retail food of all varieties and home supplies Sewing center and yardgoods Ppries Sporting goods store Tailor shops ?rayerbLlau"" Christmas tree lots Variety store Wearing apparel store, shoe store where^th Buildings. Municipal buildings be an oflicruse “ customarily considered to Retai?^saio= -Conditional Uses. Within the "B-1" use^Lf one structure or land shall be use pe^mitr ^ ^ following uses except by conditional servicing and repair of au tomobi les rtojoLiaJLje _______________________________ ■li-'i It .»f'* 3r 'I- ;; ;.4^■Jt Cr V e.c c: \ t r. ^ A-. A:>--/ v>- -» 3^1 :^v:=..; Jf.^'- -- V h 4- i;;:.:s r » V !t V:5'. .-•-» *' )> \<6 V \ -'.f 'V X \ -!f^. ;k- TO:Planning Conmission and Council FRCM:A. P. Olson, Asst. Zoning Administrator DATE:August 11, 1977 SUBJECT:Jerome Carlson - 170 Smith Avenue Conditional Use and Variance Wetlands Variance and Setback Variance The applicant is requesting permission to build a "sports court" for tennis, basketball, etc. Work has already begun and a Stop Order has been posted because the work appears to be in a designated wetlands and because it extends over the property line. We have been told that there is or was intention to enclose the court at a later date. Staff received a call on July 20 asking \vhat was necessary to build the slab. ^Vhen we learned of the proposed enclosure we advised of the need for a survey and for a variance for the enclosure because the slab exceeds the maximum allowable accessory building size. No further contact was made by the appli cant until August 9, 1977, when a variance application was received including a survey (Exhibit A). Inspection by ^fr. Muhich and Tom Jacobs on August 10, 1977, showed that forms and gravel base were already installed in a location other than that indicated on the survey. There were no lot corner stakes visible and the construction had apparently encroached on the designated wet lands. A stop order was posted. On August 11, 1977, the applicant submitted a revised survey (Exhibit B) dated July 28, 1977 showing the "athletic court under construction" across the east property line. The applicant advised Mr. Muhich that the court location was a mistake discovered Avhen the survey was made and that the current intention is to relocate the court as shown on Exhibit A. The zoning code specifies a residential accessory building to be a maximum 1,000 sq. ft. This court is 1,800 sq. ft. and would become a building if enclosed. The code specifies accessory use setbacks of 50 ft. from the road and 26 ft. from any wetlands. 1-96 • 'J\ fi i tennis, osted it extends ntion to the slab, a survey xirnum he appli- including gust 10, location takes ated wet- t B) dated the east tion was a ention is ELXumim ng if the road 1'1*4 . ^ 4 , i\ i '391 » I# ' DATE TIME CITY OF ORONO INSPECTION NOTICE PERMIT NO._______ CALLED-IN SCHEDULED COMPLETED 77^ ADDRESS /"70 fjL'nAk OWNER________________________CONTR. FOOTING FRAMING INSULATION WALL BD. FINAl PROGRESS DEMOL. FIRE PREV. □ PLUMBING Rl □ MECHANICAL □ WATER HOOKUP □ METER SET/TURN ON □ SEWER HOOKUP □ SEPTIC INSTALL. □ SEPTIC MAINT. □ WELL TEST PUMP CC SITE INSPECTION TT^XCAV./GRADING/FILLING □ LAKESHORE/WETLANDS □ LICENSING □ COMPLAINT □ FOLLOWUP COMMENTS: —_Ui^_Cx isW\oO C>V '^^2^ ,Q ncl Loo(Z-w^ c htu(^l uj//> Te/^.tmr "P rts/t a// p Air?ne^ LjKc^^cn _ - c U ) E:T t-A NIP A/r^-r JF/=MAI/£ □ PHOTO TAKEN□ WORK SATISFACTORY: PROCEED □ CORRECT WORK & PROCEED □ CORRECT WORK. CALL FOR REINSPECTION BEFORE COVERING □ COJ*RECT UNSAFE CONDITION WITHIN HOURS. INSPECTOR WILL RETURN. 'B^OP ORDER POSTED. CALL INSPECTOR. □ INSPECTION REOUIRED. CALL TO ARRANGE ACCESS Please call for the next inspection 24 hours in advance. Owner/Contr. on site5Z2Inspector s4S3iS / 473-7357 White Copy/lnspector's File Gold Copy/Site Notice ’ T' /X ♦ 4 it 1 4 u h f Augu; I4r. 1 Zont CITY P. 0 Crys Dear This the ' The 1 assi cons' wetl. stak lish prop Muni in s capa We h abov Sine Harr HP/i \i J ..........f# NG f -. , ^ .’ / J r r. ■1^ 'it'#**-*f)0 GajO _____ •' STATE OF MINNESOTA uennep :n soil and water conservation district 2S0 N. CENTRAL AVENUE WAY2ATA, MINNESOTA 55391 August 17, 1977 S®ID®g AUG 4> r Drr- I4r. Henry F. Muhich Zoning Administrator CITY OF ORONO P. 0. Box 66 Crystal Bay, Minnesota VILLf^G? r r* 55323 Dear Mr. Muhich: This letter is in regards to your request of August 11, 1977 to check the wetland on the Carlson property. The Hennepin Soil and Water Conservation District has a policy of assisting municipalities in delineating wetlands, preparing wetland conservation area maps, and providing model ordinances to regulate wetlands 5 acres in size and above. The District will further set a stakeline to separate the aquatic - terrestial border to aid in establis- lishing the elevation of the wetland basin where planned developments propose to encroach on wetlands of 5 acres and above. Municipalities of course, may regulate wetlands smaller than 5 acres in size if they so choose. Unfortunately it is beyond our manpower capability to stake the basins for wetlands smaller than 5 acres. We hope we may continue to assist you on those wetlands in your community above this size. Sincerely, Harry Pool, Chairman HP/iw AN equal opportunity EMPLOYER I 1Mmm 9m f. ■ I 4^:- TO: FROM: DATE: SUBJECT: Sl Completion of require the f 1.Council a the folio is in ope 2. Planning easements easement 3. Planning concurren 4. Council a Resol compr Ordin Resol Resol 5. Staff col drawings. 6. Appl icant Copies of the COUNCIL MEETI Extended dead to check y of etland ulate r set a in establis- lopments 5 acres npower res. ur community TO: FROM: DATE: SUBJECT: Council A. P. Olson, Asst. Zoning Administrator August 16, 1977 Suiranit Station PRD (Herrick Circle) Completion of the replatting of Herrick Circle, to be kno^vn as Sunmit Station, will require the following: 1.Council action to extend the May 1, 1977, deadline of Resolution 726 to allow the following steps. Final plats are now on file with the City and the sewer is in operation. The City engineer will supply a letter of final acceptance. 2.Planning Commission review of the proposed homeowner's agreement and open space easements over Outlets 1 and 2. Outlet 2 also should have an underlying access easement to the City as the prop>osed drive will be the only access to the 6 lots. 3. Planning Commission public hearing (scheduled for September 19, 1977) to be held concurrently on the land use plan amendment, rezoning and street vacation. 4. Council action, in order: a) b) c) d) Resolution amending the land use plan within the framework of the comprehensive guide plan. Ordinance rezoning from RR-IB to R-IA Resolution vacating Herrick Circle Street Resolution approving the Summit Station plat 5. Staff collection of park fee and reimbursements, before signatures on the plat drawings. 6. Applicant's recording of the plat. Copies of the proposed resolutions and ordinance are enclosed for your review. COUNCIL MEETING - August 22, 1977 Extended deadline date 90 days. I ■ a A1 Olsoi City of P. 0. Bo: Crystal Sul Dear Al: We Circle All the fina responsi located all sewe are nece In $404.20. be paid GF: ts Enclosure cc: John 12805 SOUT^ tation, will 6 to allow the sewer cceptance. d open space lying access to the 6 lots. 7) to be held cation. on the plat review. wmm■ ■. ■ ■: ■T'mAv- y 7-\ 1.;, McCOMBS-KNUTSON ASSOCIATES, INC. CONSULTING ENGINEERS ■ LAND SURVEYORS ■ SITE PLANNERS August 26, 1977 A1 Olson City of Orono P.O. Box 66 Crystal Bay, Minnesota 55323 Subject: Summit Station (Herrick Circle) Dear Al: We have inspected the completed sewer project at Herrick Circle and recommend that the City accept the project. All easements concerning the project were obtained with the final plat. The Council has ruled that Orono will be responsible only for that portion of the sewer line that is located on City right-of-way. The owner will be responsible for all sewers on his property. Therefore, no additional easements are necessary. on with this project, we have billed the City for K j costs are itemized on the attached sheet and shouldbe paid by the developer. Very truly yours, McOf-^^-KNUTSm SOCIATES, INC. Gr€>gory/Frank , P.E. GF: ts Enclosure cc; John Gerhardson,Orono 12805 OLSON MEMORIAL HIGHWAY. MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 55441 TELEPHONE (612) 559-3700 22 NORTH MAIN STREET. HUTCHINSON. MINNESOTA 55350 TELEPHONE (612) 879-8029 _SDJJTHWEST_EJNUriUMNIFPJRJUK^ _m_ajp_qu_aj_i__________________________TrjrjLjrirvii^^ ___ DATE 6/9/77 6/2/77 6/3/77 6/30/77 5/3/77 11/15/76 9/22/76 9/24/76 9/27/76 9/23/77 8/11/76 Herrick i with be it is isible for casements :he City for t and should >, INC. 2) 559-3700 B029 mm JLL :0.i77 Orono Herrick Circle PHASE CODE HOURS ■152 AMOUNT 6/9/77 Gregory Frank 781 1.2 28.80 6/2/77 Paul Pearson 656 4.0 84.00 6/3/77 Paul Pearson 656 3.0 63.00 6/30/77 Sue Winterhalter 770 .6 4.80 Billed 7/14/77 $180.60 5/3/77 Gregory Frank 656 2.0 48.00 Billed 6/14/77 $48.00 11/15/76 Gregory Frank 781 2.5 55.00 Billed 12/9/76 $55.00 9/22/76 Gregory Frank 781 1.5 33.00 9/24/76 Gregory Frank 781 1.5 33.00 9/27/76 Gregory Frank 781 1.0 22.00 9/23/77 Sue Winterhalter 770 .3 2.60 Billed 10/19/76 $90.60 8/11/76 Richard Sathre 655 1.5 30.00 Billed 9/17/77 $30.00 TOTAL........................................................................................................ $404.20 ‘ ?l ' d W. ONCILL U. GMAT mwOL fWATMONO C. PLOCTZ ^AMCS N. ORATMWOL LOUIS B. OBCBMAUSCB OAP9V A. THOMPSON ALAN M. ALBRCCKT ROBCBT K. RANDALL Village oj 1335 Brovn Orono, Mil In view oj the one y< the sanit. ask that i of admini! LBO/jd w:' I- :rnmmw-^; : ;;?•'-vv^ o ^ AMOUNT 28.80 84.00 63.00 4.80 $180.60 48.00 $ 48.00 55.00 $ 55.00 33.00 33.00 22.00 2.60 $ 90.60 30.00 $ 30.00 . . . $404.20 ■44 ■^4 3 1 • f 0^^m • -*'-UrVi^ ONCILL J. GPATMWOL t»OA - 1074 Grathwol , Ploetz, Oberhauser 81 Thompson ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW 1421 E.WAYZAVA BOU LCVARO • SU ITC 2lO WAYZATA, MINNESOTA S530I RAYMOND C. PLOCTZ JAMES N. ORATHWOL LOUIS e. OBERHAUSCR GARY A.THOMRSON (012) 475-2401 August 12, 1977 ALAN M. ALBRECHT ROBERT K. RANDALL * Village of Orono 1335 Brown Road South Orono, Minnesota AUG 16 1975 RE: Norm Nafstad Our File: 4873-1 VILLAGE OF ORONO In view of the fact we have been unable to receive final plat approval within the one year period because of difficulties in obtaining the installation of the sanitary sewer system, we request a waiver of the one year limitation and ask that a sufficient amount of additional time be granted to * 'w the balance of adm.inistrative functions to be carried out. Sincerely, LBO/jd ’ El ''*v * 4 1*' ■I 4[ », ■■ i WHEH Comprehensive i standards, and both private ai IVHER Guide Plan; an' WIER proposed plat . WIER clustered home community wate sewer system, conservation a: NOW, Summit Station provisions for 1. < 2. I 3. ] 4. 5. 1^f '■!►. -» (612) 475 -2401 IWII 16 197« OF ORONO iroval within :allation of mitation and ow tl.3 balance ■A ll RESOLUTION NO RESOLUTION AMENDING THE LAND USE PLAN OF THE CITY OF ORONO WITHIN niE FRAME- WRIC OF IHE COMPREHENSIVE GUIDE PLAN WHEREAS, the Planning Connnission of the City of Orono has prepared a Comprehensive Guide Plan which includes a compilation of policy statements, goals, standards, and maps for guiding the physical, social and economic deve"*opment, both private and public, of the municipality and its environs; and IVHEREAS, the City Council has reviewed and adopted said Comprehensive Guide Plan; and WHEREAS, the Planning Commission and the City Council have reviewed the proposed plat and planned residential development of Summit Station; and WHEREAS, the proposed Summit Station development consists of six clustered homes surrounded by commonly owned access and open space areas, has a community water well system, has been served by an extension of the metropolitan sewer system, is near to an arterial highway, and is remote from a lake or wetland conservation area; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the City of Orono finds that the Summit Station development proposal is consistent with the Comprehensive Guide Plan provisions for the location of clustered homes as follows: 1. Open space under common ownership may satisfy group needs of multiple or clustered dwellings and may be o\>ned and main tained privately. 2. Urban residential housing should be clustered whenever possible to preserve such natural amenities as slopes and to provide open space to achieve greater distance between housing and external problem areas. 3. Development in the urban residential classification requires public sanitary sewer and a location near streets of arterial designation. 4. The extension of metropolitan sewer v-as from adjacent property and was not through existing rural land areas. 5.The development is on land remote from any lake or wetland conservation area thereby minimizing environmental impact upon those unique natural amenities. AND FURTHERMORE, W^REAS, the Land Use Plan, Map II of the Comprehensive Guide Plan, is a schematic diagram indicating the basic intentions of the written plan; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Land Use Plan of the City of Orono is hereby amended to include the proposed Summit Station development within the adjacent Urban Residential designation. Adopted by the City Council of the City of Orono on the _ _ _ _» 1977, by a vote of_ _ayes and_ _nays. day of William B. Van Nest, Mayor ATTEST: Walter R. Benson Clerk/Administrator % r.7 . ? ; f the Comprehensive ons of the written of the City of development within day of St, Mayor H i .1* ♦ il Mi ORDINANCE NO. MJIAN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE MUNICIPAL OF ORONO BY AMENDING THE OFFICIAL ZONING MAP OF THE CITY OF ORONO BY REZONING BLOCK 1, HERRICK CIRCLE SUBDIVISION, SECTION 36, TOWNSHIP 118, RANGE 23, FROM RR-IB TO R-IA The City Council of the City of Orono Ordains: Section 1. The municipal code of the City of Orono is amended by amending the official zoning map and boundaries for portions of the RR-IB One Family Rural Residential District to R-IA One Family Residential District. R-IA. The following described property is hereby rezoned from RR-IB to That part of the Northeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter and the S(xitheast Quarter of the Southivest Quarter of Section 36, Township 118, Range 23, described as follows: Beginning at a point on the East line of said Southwest Quarter distant 57 feet Southerly of as measured at right angles from the center line of the main track of the Minneapolis Industrial Railway Company as now l^ated and established; thence South along said East line to a point distant 283.23 feet South of the Northeast comer of said Southeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter; thence South 19 degrees 40 minutes West a distance of 138.06 feet; thence South 27 degrees 40 minutes West to the center line of the South Minneapolis and Watertown Road, also called the Wayzata Long Lake Road; thence Northwesterly along said center line to its intersection with a line drawn parallel with and 57 feet Southerly of, as measured at right angles from, the center line of said main track; thence Northeasterly along said parallel line to the point of beginning. For purposes of this description the East line of said Southwest Quarter is assumed to be a due North and South line. Section 2. This ordinance shall be published in the Lake Minnetonka Sun and shall be effective upon publication. vote of Passed by the Orono Council this ayes and _ _ nays. day of , 1977, by a William B. Van Nest, Mayor Walter R. Benson Cleik/Administrator Published in the Lake Minnetonka Sun on the day of 1977 -■•a ■ ' . ■ ,y . y : ' to rep the St to the Compre with t used c and wj over C Herric Herric i by LB One :t. id the iship the of track and tant Liarter rt^est a BSt to also said th and enter llel tion e netonka Sun 1977, by a ayor Minnetonka fk r « % 4 r.r IHIb_^ RESOLUTION NO. RESOLUTION VACATING ALL OF HERRICK CIRCLE IN THE CITY OF ORDNO yVHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Orono has reviewed an application to replat the entire subdivision of Herrick Circle including the area occupied by the street of the same name; and WHEREAS, the proposed replatting known as Summit Station has been presented to the City Council for final approval; and WHEREAS, the proposed replatting has been determined to be consistent with Comprehensive Guide Plan of the City; and MIEREAS, the City of Orono finds it to be in the public interest to proceed with the replatting; and WHEREAS, Herrick Circle has never been opened or publicly maintained, but is used only for private access to one home; and WHEREAS, Herrick Circle cannot be realistically used as access to the lots proposed by the replatting; and WIEREAS, Suimiit Station provides Outlet #2 of larger land area than the present platted street; and WHEREAS, proposed Outlet #2 will be jointly owned by the adjacent lot owners and will serve for open space and access to the lots; and WHEREAS, the City will receive an open space and underlying access easement over Outlet #2; and WHEREAS, the City of Orono finds it to be in the public interest to vacate Herrick Circle; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the City of Orono will vacate all of Herrick Circle subject to the following: That the replatting of Herrick Circle Subdivision as Summit Station be approved by the City and completed by the developer. That as a part of the approval of Summit Station Plat an open space and underlying access easement over Outlot #2 be dedicated to the City. That the developer of Summit Station agrees to reimburse the City for all of its costs including administrative and legal in the review and acconplishment of the vacation as part of the subdivision requirements. 4. ' This day of Walter R. Bens Clerk/Adminisi d an application El occupied by as been presented consistent with terest to proceed maintained, but is cess to the lots area than the djacent lot owners ig access easement Lterest to vacate vacate all of >ummit an #2 rse I >• p 4. That upon completion of the above items and concurrent with the recording of the Summit Station plat, the vacation sha become effective. day of This resolution was passed by a vote of , 1977. ayes and_ _nays this William B. Van Nest, Mayor Walter R. Benson Cleric/Administrator Published in the Lake Minnetonka Sun on the _ _day of_ _ _ _ _ 1977. '^1 I ' I'* w R i|n 1. m h o'ncill oratmwoi . I0OB • 1074 RAYMOND c. RLOCTZ JAMES N. CPATMWOL LOUIS O. OOERMAUSER CARY A.TMOMRSON ALAN M. ALORECHT ROBERT R. RANDALL August 22 City of 0 P.O. Box Crystal E Attentior Re: Norn Dear Mr. Please fd 1. 2. 3. Sincerely Vangie ‘L] Secretair vl enc. t with n shall nays this hfeiyor ke Minnetonka of * ■ v f - Grathwol , Ploetz, Oberhauser 01 Thompson 0*NEiLU J. ORAT mwOL i»Oe ‘ RAYMOND C. PLOCT2 JAMES N.ORAT mWOL LOUIS ©. ODERMAUSER GARY A.TMOMRSON ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW 1421 E.WAY2ATA BOU LEVA RO - SUITE 210 WAYZATA, MINNESOTA 55391 (612) 476-2401 ALAN M. ALBRECHT ROBERT n. RANDALL August 22, 1977 City of Orono P.O. Box 66 Crystal Bay, Minnesota 55323 Attention: Mr. A1 Olson Re; Norman Nafstad - Summit Park Homeowners Association Dear Mr. Olson; Please find enclosed the following documents in the above: 1. Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions; 2. By-Laws of Summit Park Homeowners Association; 3. Articles of Incorporation of Summit Park Homeowners Association. Sincerely, ( V Vangle ‘Lynne ^ Secretary vl enc. w f 0 J 111'll ip WHEl and wife are the < spaces a and WHE in said facllitl II, toge in Artie set fort each own WHE the vain be dele£ the cov€ charges WHI as a noi of exer< De< as may 1 transf ei easemeni ions”) 1 Se declara (a (b (©12) 47S -2401 ation. 1) r.-‘‘ S'' 1 declaration of covenants , conditions and restrictions (son WHEREAS, the under si gneti, H. NORMAN NAFSTAD, JR. and MARLAIS C. NAFSTAD, husband and wife, are the owners of the real estate described In Article II herein, an are the developers and desire to create thereon a residential community with open ^ spaces and other conmon facilities for the benefit of the owners of said real estate, and WHEREAS, Owners desire to provide for the preservation of the values and amenities In said real estate and for the maintenance of said open spaces and facilities, and to this end desires to subject the real property described in totlcle II, together with such additions as may thereafter be made thereto, as prov e in Article II, to the covenants, restrictions, casements, charges and liens hereinafter set forth, eaJh and all of which is and are for the benefit of said property and each owner thereof ; and WHEREAS, Owners have deemed It desirable for the efficient preservation of the values and amenities in said real estate to create an agency to which should be delegated and assigned the powers of maintaining and administering and enforcing the covenants and restrictions and collecting and disbursing the assessments and charges hereinafter created; and WHEREAS. Owners have incorporated under the laws of the State of Minnesota, as a ™n“rofl^orpor«lon, the SUIMIT PARK HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION for the purpose of exercising the functions aforesaid. Declare that the real property described In Article II and such additions hereto as may hereafter be made pursuant to said Article II hereof is, and shall be held, transferred, sold, conveyed and occupied, subject to the covenants, restrictions, easements, charges and liens, (sometimes referred to as "covenants and restrict- ions ”) hereinafter set forth. ARTICLE I. Definitions Section 1. The following words, when used In this Declaration, or any supplemental decJatircL unless the Lntext ’shall prohibit), shall have the following meanings: (a) ‘'Association ” shall mean and refer to SUMMIT PARK HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. (b) (c) “Common Properties” shall mean and refer to lots owned or to be conveyed by developer to SUMMIT PARK HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. "Lot” shall mean and refer to any plot of land shown upon any recorded subdivision map of SUMMIT PARK with the exception of cormion properties . as heretofore defined. (d)"Owner" shall mean and refer to the record owner, whether one or persons or entitles, of the fee simple title to any lot situated in SUMMIT PARK but notwithstanding any applicable theory of the mortgage shall not (c) (f) Secti conveyed £ County of Lit 1 Sect: fee or unc to assess! of the As: hold a roei Sect owned. Wh< be exercl one vote ’ be cast a Sect 3, every i from his of enjoym to and sh areas wit that such any lo t. Sect title to thereon a is able t FSTAD, husband eln, and with open d real estate; es and amenities er common bed in Article provided lens hereinafter perty and /ation of Ich should and enforcing sments and Minnesotaj r the purpose dditions thereto all be held) strictions, restrict- r any supplemental >1lowing meanings: > ASSOCIATION. 3 be conveyed ny recorded properties ■ or more ited in SUMMIT >e shall not m I m » J*".! A ~ nrii I iiwMiiiiiBi mean or refer to the mortgagee unless and until such mortgagee has acquired title pursuant to foreclosure or any proceeding in lieu of foreclosure. (e)"Member” shall mean and refer to all owners who are members of the Association as provided in Article III* Section 1* hereof. (f)"Developer" shall mean and refer to H. Norman Nafstad, Jr., and Marlals. C. Nafstad, their successors and assigns, if such successors,or assigns shall acquire more than one undeveloped lot from the Developer for the purpose of development. ARTICLE II. Property Subject to this Declaration Additions Thereto Section 1. The real property which is and shall be held, transferred, sold, conveyed and occupied subject to this Declaration is located in the City of Orono, County of Hennepin, State of Minnesota, and is more particularly described as follows: Let 1, 2, 3, A, 5, 6, 7, 8, Summit Park. ARTKXE III. Membership and Voting Rights in the Association Section 1. Membership. Every person or entity who is a record owner of the fee or undivided fee interest in any lot which is subject by covenants of record to assessment by the Association, including contract sellers, shall be a member of the Association. If a member is owner of more than one lot in said plat, he shall hold a membership for each lot. Section 2. Voting ri^ts. Members shall be entitled to one vote for each lot owned. When more than one person has right to ownership, the vote for such lot shall be exercised as they among themselves determine but in no event shall more than one vote with respect to any one lot and there can not be a split vote. Votes may be cast as set forth in the By-Laws of the Association. ARTICLE IV. Property Rights in the Cotiimon Properties Section 1. Members Easement of Enjoyment. Subject to the provisions of Section 3, every member shall have and is granted an easement for ingress to and egress from his lot, and a utility easement to the lot, and shall have a right and easement of enjoyment in and to tlie common properties and such easement shall be appurtenant to and shall pass with the title to every lot. The Association may designate certain areas within the Common Properties to the exclusive use of an individual Lot provided that such a designation shall not unduly interfere with the use and enjoyment of any lot. Section 2. Title to Common Properties. The developers may retain the legal title to the common properties until such time as it has completed improvements thereon and until such time as, in the opinion of the Developer, the Association is able to maintain the same, but, notwithstanding any provision herein, the Developer hereby covenant Common Properti recording of th Section 3. created hereby subject to the (a)The 1 to SI vhlcl of r: a fl: and to d to d (b)The Prop roof and any VI 1 (c)The the sue! mem' to an Jed of at (d) The be the Section Developer fo owner of any expressed in the Associat (1) (2)sp es ±L ^agee has acquired i foreclosure. rs of the Association ., and Marlals. ors or assigns loper for the ferred, sold. City of Orono, scribed as follows; owner of the nts of record be a member Id plat, he shall B for each lot or such lot shall 11 more than ote. Votes may slons of Section 0 and egress ight and easement 1 be appurtenant designate certain Idual Lot provided enjoyment of :aln the legal ] improvements the Association lerein, the Developer SI2; grp;"n.'» ”.rr”r i;.; recording of the plat of SUMMIT PARK- , , „ The rlehts and easements of enjoyment erea«d^Hrr:u^-anf r.: °tl tUor^^e ^:::ra:;or'to tfe Condon Ptopertles s.all be subject to the following; (a)Tbe right Of tbe -0010^7; Si:;:r/afa:e::irreriL^^pal.^anaJo^ said en.o^ent of rights for any Infract L of lts’'publlshed rules a fine not to exceed $5.00 contained In this shall be deemed and regulations; provided, that n^i 8 j^^^ced In SUMMIT PARK or to deny an owner access to and from his lot lo to deny an owner the ri^t to utility easeraen (b) c ^v. ro an exclusive easement on the Common The right of the owner of ^ f ^he structure such as fireplaces. Properties for any encroachment ^ cLprLsors, flower boxes, roof overhangs, /?;^“^°\art of the original construction of mtng'uritror^lch are added pursuant to the provisions of Article VI hereof; and 4 (c)The ri^t of the Assoclat^n “ authority^or°utilltrf°r°^ the Common ^„ch conditions as may be agreed to by the such purposes and subject or transfer, determination as members, provided that no su tions thereof shall be effective unless to the P-P°-%°%-,«,fiVe:b« h" befn recorded agreeing to such an instrument signed by all Memo unless written notice .ledication, transfer, action thereunder is sent to every Membert'j:z°x (isc -v —» (d) the SUMMIT PARK HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. article V. Covenants for Maintenance and Assessment Section 1. Creation of the covenants and each Developer for each lot owned y therefor, whether or not it shall be so °e::;res°sL”in lly sucrd:ed"^ conveyance, be deemed to covenant and agree to pay the Association; (1) (2) annual assessments or charges; to be fixed.1 i annua cost each each inter shal 1 of su Section 2. shall be exclus of the resident of the Common 1 to serve the 1< supply systems may be levied by all the meiri not be limited and for the co assessment of Properties ahl £or herein. Section 2 by the Board c fiscal or cal« before the fii to SUMMIT PARP Section < assessments, any assessmen or in part th upon the coirm thereto. Section constitute a for special a in person or that if the r of acting upc assessment, a meeting subjt at the subsec preceding met Section provided for a month) fix( for each lot first day of such lot. Th i-.r. „ 1 convey the nths from a ts of enjoyment ties shall be and By-Lawst eriod during ,d enjoyment id to impo se ished roles shall be deemed IMIT park or it on the Common ire such as fireplaces, flower boxes, nstruction of sions of Article any part of tility for led to by the irraination as ifective unless* to such :ten notice every Member ind -- ,ent which may real estate including mients. The nants and each shall be so gree to pay Bssments to be fixed, fter provided. The annual and special assessments, provided, shall be charged on cost of collection thereof as herelnaft P ^ against «hlch each lot and shall be a continuing Hen on with such each such assessment Is made. Each such ^ssesOT , ® j provided, interest thereon and -»«o ‘“^f^rre pl^son !:^o ^a^ ^0 owner shall also be the personal obligation of th P . of such property at the time when the assessmen e Section 2. Purpose of Assessments. The ® = “®®T"“^gi^®'^saL**anrwclfare shall be exclusively for the ^rpose of ^ improvement and maintenance of the residents In SUMMIT PARC and In on the Common Properties of the Common Properties Including the roads and ^^wer and wateroi cne vauiui pauk and the maintenance of sanitary seweu to serve the lots m SUMMIT P ^f4«. „f the lots in SUMMIT PARK. No assessment supply systems installed for the benefit capital improvement is authorized may be levied for a capital ""P'^fsabT include but by all the members of the Association. ^ repair, replacement and additions, not be limited to, the payment of , manaeLent and supervision. Any and for the cost of labor, equipment, ma levied against the Coitinon assessment of real estate taxes or speci assessments provided Properties ahll be divided equally among the lots and aa £or herein. secclou 3. Basis of Aru.ual Assessmencs. ^ by the Board of the ,j,all be^transmltted to each member fiscal or calendar. The proposed aLessments shall be payable treasurer. section 4. Special Assessments for Cap^^;j:P-rdTan thereto. . e. «f Section. 607. of the members shall section 5. Quorum. For armual assessment or provide constitute a quorum and any action t .ff.™atlve votes of members who are voting for special assessments must re«xve provided, however, in person or by proxy at a meeting u y meeting called for the purpose tha? If the required cpxorum Is not f or a proposed special :!s::ren^7:::orrre::tn^:;Te;called to be heid^^^ rrsrbtira-me'etirrairbT-h^ull'r:! ^he required quorum at the preceding meeting Section 6. Date of Co™ancement^of^Annual ^^th^flrlt'day of provided for '’'^\j°"f“irectors; provided, however, that the assessments a month) fixed by the Ixjard of di ! P j living unit shall commence on the for each lot upon which there is n p living unit is completed on first day of the month subsequent “^^^ -fbe maL p rrata for the balance of such lot. The first annual assessment shall be made pro r the calendar ments. The d authorizing and the amou least thirty prepare a ro shall be ope thereupon be may, upon de setting fort evidence of Sect! 01 are not pai< with intere a lien on t or assign o lien, the m to the as so eviTo may prepare the date dt name of th< lot. Such i in the off: of lien sh. for thirty the Associ. in Minneso for the fo obligated reasonable lien being be require become due and power convey, Ic th er eo f. 1 a lot any same shal have fum Sec t herein sh liens for Sale or t tr ansf any pr to pay or or as po ssessic thereon and I charged on ilnst which • with such ter provided. the owner Association and welfare and maintenance he Common Properties r and water No assessment It is authorized include but ;nt and additions, rvision. Any t; the Coninon ssessments provided hall be determined ng year, either each member .1 be payable to annual in ng in whole . of improvement perty related members shall or provide who are voting ded, however, for the purpose posed special of the first required quorum orum at the », The assessments first day of he assessments mence on the completed on e balance of mmm • • least thirty (30) days in advance of of the corporation and prepare a roster of the properties o e notice of the assessment shall shill be open to inspection by ^ny owner liable for an assessment thereupon be sent to any ovmer lia -fion a certificate, signed by any officer, may, upon demand, obtain from the corpor Such certificate shall be conclusive Tettlng forth v*,ether said «sess»ent has been paid. S-h cortif^ evidence of paynent of any assessment stated therein « a. F AccA«;cments: If assessments against a lot Section 7. Effect of ,fdelinquent and shall, together lien, the member at the time of to the association for the amount of the asses si TO evidence a lien for assessed^pursuant sfsrent;"" ^e ratrdu%: ^^r^^ur^pa^lns unpaid the n-^^^/^es^lp^tto^of S'e name of the person 1, of the Association and may be recorded lot. Such a notice shall be signed ® f i„ county. Minnesota. No notice In the office of the Register of Deeds for P ^ payment of the assessment of lien shall be recorded until ^ ^ther by judicial foreclosure by for thirty (30) days. Such 1>®" “®y.’’® ®ages on real property may be foreclosed the Association in the same manner in ™ J prescribed by Minnesota Statutes in Minnesota or by foreclosing the foreclosure, the person personally, for the foreclosure of a mechanic s li« • 7 j costs of foreclosure including obUgated to pay the lien shall be required to ^e secured by the reasonable attorneys' fees. All such obligated to pay the lien shall also lien being foreclosed. P®’^®°" P®“ aLessments against the lot which shall be required to pay to yhe Association shall have the right become due during the period of fore ’o|.i,er legal sale and to acquire, hold, and power to bid at the forec osure „,v._,ise deal with the lot as the Owner conv^, lease, rent, encunber, ^ “cen^equest report to any encumbrancer of thereof. The Association shall “P°" than thirty (30) days after the a lot any assessments rmain ng p encumbrancer first shall h": £™L!:ed%o'*rAss:clotion written notice of such encumbrance. ii e Tn-or. Thp lien of the assessments provided for Section 8 Subordination of Lien. The 1 „„rtgage and to tax Hens and herein shall be fal^^rof any taxing and assessing unit of government liens for special . affec/the assessment lien. However, the sale Sale or transfer of any lot sh of any lot pursuant to mortgage foreclosure or transfer or acquisition of posse pvtineuish the lien of such assessments or any proceeding in lieu thereof, shall ““"f® for acquisition of os to payments vhleh became ^^®J-or o such s^^^^ p„,3esslon shall relieve possession. No such sale or transter or q a lot from 11 thereof or sh liability for Section referred to i provided for (a) All de« us (b)A1 up (c)A1 Ar Sectioi or living ui be commence' to or chang the nature, submitted t in relation the Associa appointed b to approve and specifi the add! tic approval wd conpllod wi Sect!' on the pi a replacemen and servic over and a this easeir or any of Sect: shall run ‘"■I#*-*4W'-,,K» *m t e. In annual Install- tlon of the members date of commencement ent period at at such time I corporation and isessment shall ■qi» an assessment »d by any officer, :ate shall be conclusive paid. nts against a lot tnd shall, together )rovided, become ;ee, representative ite subject to said jnally obligated , the Association he assessment, if the lot, the ^riptlon of the >n and may be recorded ;ota* No notice of the assessment 1 foreclosure by perty may be foreclosed by Minnesota Statutes , the person personally oreclosure including secured by the lien shall also ; lot vjhich shall 1 have the right to acquire, hold, )t as the Owner f encumbrancer of D) days after the ancer first shall provided for to tax liens and ; unit of government However, the sale >rtgage foreclosure ich assessments acquisition of shall relieve m a lot fran liability for any assessments 3®e7to%a^tl^^ lien of personal thereof or shall relieve the person ^/„ansfer or acquisition of premises liability for assessments due prior to such sale or cr n section 9. Exempt Property. The ^olWlnS P-perty -bject^ referred to In the Articles of Incorporation shall be eotempc provided for herein* (a)All properties to the extent of any -=™-^„°'„rj"4%‘rre:otef ^public dedicated and accepted by the local public authority an use; in the Declarations referred to in the (c) All common properties as define Articles of Incorporation. article VI. Architectural Control Committe_e section 1. From and after rte “%rnrer«aU°or"th:fttrLtufe 1^011 or living unit within SUMMIT PARK, no ui ^ shall any exterior addition be commenced, erected or the plans and specifications showing to or change or alteration therein e ^ location of the same shall have been the nature, king, haLony of external design and location submitted to and approved in as ^ the Board of Directors of in relation to surrounding structures P composed of three or more representatives the Association or by an Board or its designated committee fail appointed by the Board. In the event within 30 days after said plans to approve or disapprove such g^ent if no suit to enjoin and specifications have been submitted to ^ prior to the completion thereof, tSe addition, alteration or brieomed to have been fully approval will not be requited and this Article snaii conpliBd with* • f • 1 i. i * 4 ARTICLE VIT* Easements section l.- An easement for ingress on the plat of SUMMIT PARK as well aertrlcal, wells, and all other utilities replacement and removal of v^ter, ® of the Association, upon, and services Is hereby granted to ^d r^^^ 3^3 shall repeat and Incorporate or any of them. article VIII. rionpral Provisions shall -n'"ti-a^d^Mnr;hfterrnrsh;ir:nui:^ enforceable by the As legal rep the date and easem The first 20 and there amendment Ssci the prov: mailed p< owner on Sec proceed! to viols damages failure herein < Se< by judgi remain IN this do ^‘m Din the lien en of personal Ition of premises » Declarations assessments est therein voted to public ate of Minnesota ed to in the of each lot tructure shall ior addition cations showing I all have been and location Directors of more representatives nittee fall c said plans it to enjoin mpletion thereof, e been fully as designated ice, repair, all other utilities Lation, upon, nd incorporate ying said lots of this Declaration nd be enforceable i:. II ilf - i r if’.a- m by the Association or the o«net of tera^of 30 years from Ugal representative, 'heirs, time said covenants, restrictions w : i\ firstTo ;:rp“erior^’^riirtr°o::nf s and thereafter by an instr-uncnt si^ed by not amendment must be properly recorded. section 2. Notices. Any "oUce rejuir^-b* -t^to Xn” ::.r orrtfc^rdf :f"t^: -::i:tfon at the time of suchmalllns. m __ ■__ .A ■ KJkl v.*»w ------------------ section 3. Enforcement of ^’'«%“;;;""^^“^rp“soni°vLltfing'’« attS^pting proceeding at law or in equity against y P^ restrain violation or to recover to violate any covenant or restriction created by these covenants; and dtmages^d alainst the land to enforce cLenant or restrictiontusn w“•“““rr.-f »ra.™: /<~ herein contained shall m no event _______ r„„ictioa containea snciii. •ntions by jud^^er ot- C^:n ”r^r1hau l“~^ry ff f^t “a"; fth^l^rsir which shall rLaln in full force and effect. rbls rocrfto"“bre^ecu"t;dr:f r ra^fd-yfar flrU^i;^^0^“''^ H. Norman Nafstad, Jr., Owner and Developer Marlais C. Nafstad, Owner and Developer Sec tic ASSOaATIC* Secti' be located Secti (a) (b) Sec tteir respective ears £roin ts, restrictions lO years. during the :he lot ovmers ovmers. Any ovmer under sent when ember or >e by any or attempting to recover \ants; and restriction do so thereafter nts or restrictions I which shall id have caused >ve and • r* by -laws SUW1IT PARK HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION SUMMIT PARK HOMEOWNERS 1. Co.norate Nan^. The na™e of the corporation la SUMMIT association .>1. A X « „ r„r,^nrate P-r-^° ar.H Limitations Thereof. The corporate purpose 1, a Office The registered office of the corporation shall I) Section A. Membership. (a) ----------------------- ^ Zafifirair r:» K“;tr - ■“ (b) tenancy m TrH^fer_2iH25bcrs^- A fx^rt'afan^lpp^fenarct to |e=rrv;.r:i*» however, that a monbership may ^ ^ further security deed of trust or other suA lot. A transfer of membership shall for a loan secured by a lien on „ the lot to vhlch the occur automatically upon the transfer entitled to treat the remLrship pertains, but the corporation ^corded on person or persons in "^on as the mtm.ber until such time the books and records of the oo P ^j^fjetory to the corporation, has as evidence of a transfer of tit • ef^embership shall not release been submitted to the Secre a y. , j. accrued Incident to sue the transferor from liability event of dispute as to ovmership a^mbershlp prior to such thereto, title to the lot, of a lot and to the membership ‘ PP County, Minnesota, shall be as sho.^ in P“*’'jg^trof a member shall cease on the transfer o e , determinative. All rignus membership. qprtion 5. MeetinRS_o LJl«]lkg£i- (a) Ull ----------, Annual Meeting. An annual fL^L^’^rpose'tf electing directors ■JJTTTliS^idSTln June of each T^r ^ ^siLss as may properly come before and for the transaction ^ been held, or directors have the meeting. When *e be elected at a special meeting not been elected thereat, member, the president, vice- sLll ca'll the special meeting. r (b) (c) (d) (e) (f) (g) (h) Sec owner ow: member sh co-owner to the 1« such co-i attorney vote of with the u * /.^1 mmit park homeowners rporate purpose corporation shall f ■ 11 subject:.to the cn. If there is he membership related the same type of t shall not be assigned, purtenance to the irtains; provided, :r of a mortgage, further security [ membership shall lot to which the tied to treat the p is recorded on until such time e corporation, has hip shall not release incident to such ;pute as to ownership Ltle to the lot, mesota, shall be the transfer of the ^ be held on the ecting directors roperly come before or directors have i special meeting iresident, vice- ■M II ' (b) Special Meetings. Special meetings of the members may be called at any time, for any purpose, by (l) the president or vice-president; (li) the board of directors; or (ill) one-fourth of the members. A person entitled to call a special meeting may make a written request to the president, vice-president or secretary to call the meeting. Such officer shall give notice of the meeting to be held between ten (10 and forty (AO) days after receiving the request. If the officer fails to give notice of the meeting within seven (7) days from the date on ^»diich the request was made, the person vdio requested the meeting may call the meeting, fixing the time in the manner provided by these By-Laws and giving notice thereof. (c) Place of Meetings. Meetings of the members shall be held at any place within or without the State of Minnesota designated by the board of directors, and in the absence of such designation shall be held at the registered office of tlie corporation. (d) Notice of Meetings. Notice of every annual and every special meeting, stating the time, place and purpose thereof, shall be mailed to each member not less than five (5) nor more than forty (AO) days before such meeting, directed to each member at his address as it appears on the records of the corporation, except that if an annual meeting is to be held on the date set forth herein at the corporate office, no notice of said annual meeting shall be required. (e) Quorum Requirements. Except as provided in Section 11, the owners of a majority of the lots referred to in Section A shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of business at any meeting of members. When a quorum is not present, any meeting may be adjourned from time to time for that reason. (f) Adjoumment . When a meeting of the members is adjourned to another time or place, notice of the adjourned meeting need not be given other than by announcement at the meeting at which adjoumnient is taken. (g) Action Without a Meeting. Any action that may be »aken at a meeting of the members may be taken without a meeting if authorized in a writing signed by all the members who are entitled to notice of a meeting called for the purpose of taking such action. (h) Irregular Meetings; Validation . When written consent of all the members who were entitled to notice of a meeting has been obtained, an Irregular meeting, with any action taken at such meeting, is validated. Section 6. Voting Rights. There shall be one vote for each membership. If one owner owns more than one lot referred to in Section A herein, he shall have one membership for each lot so owned. If tliere is more than one owner of a lot, each co-owner shall have a fractional portion of the vote for the membership appurtenant to the lot proportionate to his interest in the fee title therein; but any one of such co-owners will be automatically accepted by the corporation as the agent and attorney in fact for other co-owners not present for the purpose of casting the vote of that membership. Voting by proxy shall be pennitted. Proxies must be filed with the secretary before the appointed time of each meeting. The corporation may suspend the voting rights of a member for failure to comply wlthwlth rules or regulations of the corporation or with any other obligations of the ovmers of a lot under the Declarations referred to in the Articles of Incorporation. Section 7. Directors. Board. The affairs of the corporation shall be managed by a board of not more than six (6) directors, as the members shall from time to time determine. Qualifications. Directors shall be persons of full age but need not be members of the corporation or residents of Minnesota. Election and Tenure. The members shall elect the directors. Directors shall hold office for a terra of one year or until their successors have been elected and qualify. Meetings. Immediately after each annual election, at the place of such election, the newly elected directors may meet forthwith for the purpose of organization, the election of officers and the transaction of any other business of which special notice is not required by law or by these By- Laws, and if a quorum of the directors be then present, no notice of such meeting shall be required. Special meetings of the board of directors may be called by the president or vice-president of the corporation and must be called by either of them on the written request of any two members of the board. Notice of all directors meetings, except as herein otherwise provided, shall be given by mailing the same at least three days, or by telephoning the same at least one day, before the meeting, to the usual business or reridence address of the director. Special meetings shall be held at any place within or without the State of Minnesota designated by the board of directors, and in the absence of such designation shall be held at the registered office of the corporation. Quorum. A majority of the directors shall constitute a quorum Vacancies. All vacancies in the board created by death, resignation or removal may be filled by the remaining directors at any special or annual meeting. A person so selected shall hold office for the unexpired term to which he succeeded and his successor has been elected and qualified. Eemoval. The members, by a majority vote of those entitled to vote at an election of directors, may, with or without cause, remove a director or the entire board from office. Neither a director nor the entire board shall be removed from office unless the notice of the annual or special meeting at which removal is to be consideied states such purpose. When the board or a director has been removed, new directors may be elected at the same meeting. Executive Committee. The board of directors may designate two or more of its members to constitute an executive committee. To the extent determined by the board, the executive conmittee has the autliority of the board in the management of the business of the corporation. The executive committee shall act only in the interval between meetings of the board and at all times shall be subject to the contra! and direction of the board. I ! i 1 * (1) a; ';V> 'M' L'*.- jt ■4. (j) (k: Se< (c i' ■ ■■ ' hwlth rules or regulations ^ of a lot under the d by a board of not m time to time determine. »e but need not be ictors. Directors •ir successors have the place of such rlth for the purpose insaction of any other aw or by these By- it, no notice of such ard of directors :he corporation and ;st of any two members it as herein otherwise : three days, or by ting, to the usual il meetings shall [innesota designated i designation shall a quorum. :h, resignation or my special or annual the unexpired term :ted and qualified. titled to vote at , remove a director :ior the entire board B annual or special such purpose. When Drs may be elected wmm (1)Rules and Regulations. The board of directors may promulgate such rules, regulations and sanctions governing the details of the operation and use of the common areas and facilities, including the right to designate certain areas within the common area to the exclusive use of individual lots provided that such a designation shall not Interfere with the use and enjoyment of any lot. (J) I Insurance. The board of directors may, but shall not be obligated to, maintain insurance on improvements erected on the common areas, subject to the Declarations referred to in the Articles of Incorporation, against loss or damage by fire and such other hazards as are covered under standard extended coverage provisions for the entire replacement cost thereof, and may include coverage for property damage and bodily injury liability. Such insurance shall be issued in the name of the Association. Hic premiums may be paid by the Association and assessed equally against the lot owners pursuant to Section 11 of these By-Laws. (k)Board Action Without a Meeting. Any action that could be taken at a meeting of the board of directors may be taken without a meeting when authorized in writing signed by all of the directors. Section 8. Officers. (a)Election. The board of directors at the annual meeting shall elect a president •r- from among its members, a vice-president, a secretay and a treasurer and, at its discretion, may elect additional vice-presidents, assistant secretaries and assistant treasurers. All such officers shall hold office for one year or until their successors are elected and qualified. If any office becomes vacant by reason of death, resignation or otherwise, the board of directors may, at a meeting called for that purpose, elect a successor to fill the unexpired term. (b)Qualifications . Officers shall be of full age, but need not be members or directors of the corporation. The same person shall not at the same time hold the offices of (i) president and vice-president; or (ii) president and secretary; but he may hold any other two offices at the same time. (c) ■/i-. Removal. An officer may be removed, with or without cause, by the board of directors. (d)President. The president shall preside at all meetings of members and of the board of directors and shall have and exercise general charge and supervision of the affairs of the corporation and do and perform such other duties as may be assigned to him by the board of directors. (e) ;nate two or more To the extent determined ty of the board in le executive committee le board and at all tf the board. Vice-President. At the request of the president or in the event of his absence or disability, the vice-president shall perform the duties and possess and exercise the powers of the president and shall have such other powers as the board of directors may determine. (f) Secretary . The secretary shall have charge of the records of the corporation and the custody of the corporate seal and in general shall perform all ....... mmmm ulgate such rulesy operation and use t to designate certain ndlvldual lots provided se and enjoyment e obligated to, on areas, subject orporatlon, against overed under standard t cost thereof, y Injury liability, elation. Hic premiums ;ainst the lot owners be taken at a meeting ing when authorized 5 shall elect a president md a treasurer and, :s, assistant secretaries i office for one Led. If any office jrwise, the board elect a successor id not be members . not at the same lent; or (ii) president It the same time. tause, by the board s of members and general charge and and perform such f directors. a the event of his 3im the duties and shall have such other cords of the corporation shall perform all the duties incident to the office of of the board of directors and do and perform such other outre be assigned to him by the board of directors. Treasurer. The treasurer shall have Imposed securllTIs of the corporation, sub ect « '“'V;|“f"™°3ll the Ltles by the board of directors, and shall f^^fc^trol of the board Incident to the office of treasurer, subject to the contr of directors. CecMon 9. waiver of_Jo^- A Erector « ™f,:^:^rtlrg."fU:d tltrthr^'"" before, at or after such meeting. e wa meeting, who shall enter person vho has been designate ^ . oy-cmee at a meeting is deemed a waiver unless "it upon the records of the of the meeting, it is solely for the purpose of asserting the g 7 correct and complete books of 3„<j (ui) all committees having any (1) the mmnbers, (11) the 4‘"=““ihrtard of directors or manager shaU of the authority of the board of di . order of the receipts and expenditures keep detailed, accurate Specifying and itemizing the maintenance affecting the common areas and fac , facilities and any other expenses incurred, and repair expenses of the conmon --/^^SttoS^e^r-y inspect all books and records A member, acting in person or by ag request of any member, the roSprarn":L?rf:::i:h TchTerb^r Wl^^^a S^nuiJ :L:iian:’^pe1iod Snd rbrirn:nhe:t containing a sunmary of its assets and liabilities as of the closing date of such accounting perio Sectior. 11. Assessments. Common Dues and Other Charge^ (a)The board f U"tLlmpro™?and levy annual assessments agains , ^ Declarations referred to maintenance of the common areas ^ ^ limited to, the payment in the Articles of Incorporation levied against the of taxes, insurance authorized herein, equipment, conmon areas, repair and replacements, and materials, management and supervision. (b)ATimial Assessment. The eitW fiscal or calendar. iU“J.£52.Ss “as; £1 ..... (c)r".;; tTb^^^rZnircctors may. g£ deferring In whole or year levy a special assessment fo „„^„gcted repair or replacement part die cost of any construe i i„ri„aine the necessary fixtures Improvement upon the common areas, including the • ____t'VlPT’G to • in ofand p«sonal property related thereto t •^4 l i I i t a JT (d) (e) S when d therec real € estate memb ei at thi for tl under is no bear per a oblig sh al 1 fees for 1 of h Mcmb' prov to the control duties as may 5, property and ons as may be Imposed all the duties trol of the board notice of any meeting filed with the , who shall enter Emed a waiver unless eeting. ts registered office of meetings of ttces having any s or manager shall ;eipts and expenditures Yig the Tnaintericince :her expenses incurred, ill books and records nf any member> the ne financial result ing its last annual s assets and liabilities ; authority to iprovement and >ns referred to red to, the payment J against the nf labor, equipment. > 'Vi' ermined by the her fiscal or calendar, member before the jhall be payable the treasurer. on to annual assessments, bers, in any assessment rring in whole or air or replacement cessary fixtures (d) Action. For the purposes of this ^®''^^°''^):^,J^^°to°incr^ the ^fSt^T^shall .constitute a .ost receive 10J4 annual assessment or provide for special at a meeting „£ the votes of members «ho ^"\‘„ever, that If the required quorum duly held for such purpose; , the purpose of acting upon is Lt forthcoming at any meeting o7a proposed special assessment, a pfoposed increase of notice requlroaents of these another meeting may be of“hrLmbers shall constitute a By-Laws at which meeting a majority ot quorum (c) quuLuiu* n,te ot Commence,nent_oLAnnui^^ be the first °J1 directors provided, however, that ^ ° of a nonth) fixed by the board of direct , completed living unit the assessments '“'darof t^e -nth subsequent to the date that^ shall commence on the firs y first annual assessmen Tllving unit is co.q.leted on ao«=h lot. ^11 assessments be made pro rata for the balance o installments. The date . j shall be paid, as near as ™ay *) , resolution ot the roasbers autl any special assessment be fixe by coarsencement suA assessment. The board each lot tor each os^^tssment and the amount of the = oga '’“^e or period and period at least thirty (30) days in roperties and office of *e shall "b ^“"b blme prepare a r^^ inspection by any .,^”“^^01^10^. rf-^re^rs::s::tnf :iall tb^ereupon be sent . -^.^afn^^rc. the corporation Any owner liable for an assessment m V-^^^P f^rth whether said assessment a certificate, =^nedjy »ny^o^ ,,idence of payme oral:r"sscstent stated therein to have been paid. fr t i' ot any ^ - lot are not paid for the amount of the . ..-lo^ure of liens against real esta . ^ shall under Minnesota Law after the delinquency date, *e asse Is not paid within £ n^h delinquency at the rate o e nicmber personally rerarr::a"irtiit%tp/br:- thln"re^rderio'^e"»aount of Buch ^““=™™^fi:e'^r^tLrwLe avoid liab^ M^Il: "o^ary ;:rr;:nu^:/:bich any assessment remains ut^aid. provided for herein m now or her expiration of the hoi of any ass not releas from the 1 Secti referred t provided f (a) (b) (c) Secti in manner (a) (b) (c) if of the members ► Increase the : receive 100% •Qxy at 3 meeting le required quorum of acting upon ed special assessment, ircments of these , constitute a aid . m ; assessments ill be the first 1, however, that Leted living unit to the date that assessment shall 11 assessments . The date of he members authorizing ite of commencement ich assessment i or period and id office of tlie r. Written notice liable therefor, tain from the corporation tlier said assessment dence of payment ot are not paid ther with interest a lien on the lien on said real ; ,r assign of said lien, the member ) the association my procedure available If an assessment ne assessment shall ght (87.) pet cent the member personally operty, then there .liable attorneys* . avoid liability 'areas or by abandonment L of rights of any the assessments : mortgage or mortgages •% now or hereafter placed upon a lot subject to assessments; provided, that; upon the expiration of the period of redemption from a mortgage foreclosure sale, the interest of the holder of a Sheriff*s certificate shall be prior and superior to the lien of any assessment then against the lot or lots, but such sale or transfer shall not release a lot 'from liability for any assessments thereafter becoming due, nor from the lien of any such subsequent assessments. Section l4. Exempt Property. The following property subject to the Declarations referred to in the Articles of Incorporation shall be exempt from the assessments provided for herein: (a) All properties to the extent of any casement or other interest therein dedicated and accepted by the local public authority and devoted to public use; (b) All properties exempted from taxation by the laws of the State of Minnesota upon die terms and to the extent of such legal exemption; (c) All common properties as defined in the Declarations referred to in the Articles of Incorporation. Section 15. Amendment of By-Laws. The By-Laws of this Association may be amended in manner as follows: (a)The board of directors shall propose the amendment by a resolution setting forth the proposed amendment and directint that it be submitted for approval at a meeting of the members called for «iuch purpose. (b)Notice of the meeting of members stating the purpose shall be given to each member who is entitled to vote on the proposed amendment and to each officer and director, regardless of his voting rights. (c) At such meeting or any adjournment thereof, the proposed amendment may’ be adopted by the affirmative vote of all members voting. 1? h * y 4 ' V- • ^ i 4 We, the und« to the provisions Corporation Act, to adopt the fol The name of The purpose of residents wit of record with t thereto as may h annexation as pr of covenants, co referred to as " and acting as an as SUMMIT PARK. For the pur (a) To op€ powers (b) To owr spaces to as n.; that; upon the lie, the Interest to the Hen isfer shall ling due, nor :he Declarations » assessments rest therein jvoted to public Late of Minnesota red to in the Dn may be amended solution setting itted for approval be given to ent and to each nendment may' \ t ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION SUMMIT PARK HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION We, the undersigned, for the purpose of forming a corporation under and pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 317, Minnesota Statutes, known as the Minnesota Nonprofit Corporation Act, do hereby associate ourselves together as a body corporate and to adopt the following Articles of Incorporation: ARTICLE I. NAME The name of tliis corporation shall be SUMMIT PARK HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION ARTICLE II. PURPOSES AND POWERS The purpose of the corporation shall be to promote tlie health, safety and welfare of residents within the Plat of Summit Park, according to the plat thereof filed of record with the Register of Deeds of Hennepin County, Minnesota, and such additions thereto as may hereafter be brought within the jurisdiction of the corporation by annexation as provided for and in accordance with the provisions of recorded declarations of covenants, conditions and restrictions applicable to said SUMMIT PARK, hereinafter referred to as "The Properties", and specifically for the purpose of constituting and acting as an association of tlie owners of lots in the platted subdivision known as SUMMIT PARK. For the purposes aforesaid the corporation shall have the following powers: (a) To operate and function exclusively as a nonprofit corporation with rights. powers and privileges permitted by Chapter 317, Minnesota Statutes; (b) To own, acquire, operate and maintain recreation parks, playgrounds, open spaces, streets and personal property incident thereto hereafter referred to as the "Common Area"; nm mm m: (c) To p or wh of th The forego of the powers o of any particul. is otherwise en The corpori its members. marntm and pursuant Ota Nonprofit te and TION. :y and welfare >f filed ;uch additions ration by rded declarations f hereinafter stituting ision known powers: with rights. utes; ounds, open er referred ir (c) To provide-water supply and sewer service and to supplement municipal services; (d) To acquire, Install, maintain, improve and deal with shrubs, plants, vines. flowers, trees and all other things horicultural, arboreal in such "Common Area"; (e) To acquire, own, hold, maintain, improve, lease, grant and obtain easements. sell, mortgage and otherwise deal with real and personal properties in such "Common Area" and additions thereto; (f) (g) To fix charges and assessments to be levied against Tlie Properties; To duly enforce all covenants, restrictions and agreanents applicable to The Properties; (h) (1) To pay all real estate taxes and assessments, if any, on the "Common Area"; To engage in any business and activity on "Common Area" which can be legally carried on therein for recreational, educational and civic advantage and the general benefit of the owners of The Properties; (j)To do each and every thing necessary, suitable or proper for the accomplishment of any of the purposes or the attainment of the objectives herein enumerated or vhich should appear at any time conducive to the protection or benefit of the corporation. The foregoing enumeration of powers is made in furtherance and not in limitation of the powers conferred upon the corporation by law and is not intended, by mention of any particular power, to limit or restrict any lawful power to which the corporation is otherwise entitled. ARTICLE III. NONPROFIT The corporation shall not afford a pecuniary gain indirectly or otherwise to its members. '.V If -V'K I a»... -• J y h • • The dur The loc in the State 55391. The aff not more tha by the membe The Fir or successor Norman Nafst The Boa of the corpo The nam H. Norman Na No pers AS SO a AT ION, a member of except in co qual if icatio itm —Mil It municipal ► s, plants, vines. in such "Common obtain easements. roperties in opertics; applicable he "Common Area"; ich can be legally advantage and Dr the accomplishment herein enumerated tion or benefit lot in limitation led, by mention Lch the corporation otherwise to mmmmk ARTICLE IV. DURATION The duration of this corporation shall be perpetual. ARTICLE V. LOCATION The location and post office address of this corporation’s registered office in the State of Minnesota shall be 1421 East Wayzata Boulevard, Wayzata, Minnesota 55391. ARTICLE VI. BOARD OF DIRECTORS The affairs of the corporatio-I be conducted by a Board of Directors of not more than five (5) members. The exact number of Directors shall be determined by the members. The First Board of Directors shall serve one (l) year or until their successor or successors have been duly elected and qualified. The First Board shall be H. Norman Nafstad, Jr., 460 Old Long Lake Road, Wayzata, Minnesota 55391. The Board of Directors shall have authority to alter and amend the By-Laws of the corporation. ARTICLE VII.- INCORPORATOR The name and post office address of the Incorporator of this corporation is ^ M ^ m ^ V IV V A M A A ^ A mm mm mm.H. Norman Nafstad, Jr., 460 Old Long Lake Road, Wayzata, Minnesota 55391. ARTICLE VIII. No person or entity other than an Owner/Tenant of a Lot in SUMMIT PARK HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, or Developer (as said terms are defined in said Declaration) may be a member of the Association, and a membership in the Association may not be transferred except in connection with the transfer of right to possession of a lot. The other qualifications and voting by such members shall be as set forth in the By-Laws. .■i"; -ELI 1 ms IJ I exce; appli 1 1 th is In the : STATE OF J COUNTY OF and the be t that set Istered office :ata, Minnesota Directors of be determined their successor shall be H. )1. the By-Laws jrporation is 35391. ilT PARK HOMEOWNERS atlon) may be f not be transferred lot. The other the By-Laws. I I i members of th ' ----- Be aeMe .e. appucaue eo this ’■B® corpora tJ -^SIIaEj^ ^ shall have no hHHKHOr =Boch. ’ ® “"*rsigned Ircom --------- ‘’^y of -'orporator has her„ ------------------- 1976. ^ hand the Pre Sfcr^ce of; Norman Naf Jr, state of MINNESOTA) t^OUNTY OF HENNEPIN)”- .On this--- uixs j and for said Co ------- I 1 .! j LJ' '¥\. TO: FROM: DATE: SUBJECI: The applica property. The^coinbine the require' The projx)sei garage doon county apprc that the act problems . Variances: 1 *r - »-«e ob.UgaMo„3 = and restrictions his hand '‘’^Ic within ^eing . '^nown to m .^r. $ tii^ aV’ ■ ■ ^'^ TO: FROM: DATE: SUBJECT. : Planning Commission § Council A. P. Olson, Asst. Zoning Administrator August 24, 1977 o Variii^r^T^r/ A™ Lanevariance - Lot Area § Width °f a new home on this exceed 801 of tte reoui?Id*l® *° *’® combined,the required 140 ft. lot width. required 1 acre area, but are only 76t of road!® fecLsT'?hr"*®‘tv°"®county approval. There aonears tn county road would require pr^bl^.®®*“^ °« ''i^^h^”thlrebneLcu!g']!^?|n?II? Variances: Ix>t Area Required - 43.560 sq. ft.; Actual - 36,817 sq ft I/>t U'idth Required - 140 ft.; Actua/Tm^t! Variance - 33 ft. = 24% \ L\ hS r ’ ♦■ :ffr .M'J. M \ i t. 't-y (1. A r LOCATICN OP P Address Legal Descrlp APPLICAm* Name Address OWNER Nan© / Address Q3^‘ u Present Zonin Zoning Oi'dina Specify Ordin f^7Kf^r Explain Reque; 1^0 r /S Extent of Non ^ *g^ « \ ^Hardships to 1 ftrd. f^rnrt /Jl. - jc. 1. 2. 3. \ Applicati< Plk Map \ Sufyey (SI Date sJLA^ ? on this be CCTnbined. only 76% of hat the equine area so ntial traffic t. Ft. = 15% US if I mm"L V\ i- n __^ cm OF (MNO, MINNESarA Conditional Use and Variance ^plication LOCATICN OP PROPOSAL (or property) TYPE OF REQUEST Address I06S- l^e, ^ ^ Legal Description JL S 3 ^ APPLICANT Name Phone # (/ry^ SV3/ Address ^ /i ,0 OWNER Name St r.'t rr Phone O •' 1 Address c fjon7/,^dn 7)7 PJ SS3^/ i Present Zoning i^f\ —II?*_______Present Use I'A C • fi£ S Zoning Ordinance Section Relating to Request ? Specify Ordinance Requirements ?. h~ C- o 5 J^T ^7nf-^T ss.rnAc/<: Conditional Use X_ Variance Wetlands Variance Riprap Fee FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY Council Action Date Approved Denied y ^ /5^ A^/\rA:/o Explain Request Relative to Requirements L-O T' s •r'^/7 LOT /S sq Af^c-A v- (c>?, / Ar U'fpp / c Extent of Non-confonnity lAA /A C7.^ y> 7 c/- 3 g . 7 /- r <r^R /- o T U 'J^H 7“ FoR Af/lE/i- \ ^Hardships to Property (Your reasons for requesting this Variance or Conditional Use Permit /^r<L pr 3 5<J/S A!c> 7^r'/^h~Lth 7c- h') ^ /^t> a c ^ Pe r r >i^id Ac A/ Ac-f pu ’t /c3'i\‘d£ ^ MATERIAL NECESSARY FOR COMPLETE APPLICATION (Must be submitted 1 week prior to Council Meeting) 1. Application conpleted 2. Pl« Map Section 3. Sunrey (Sketch in proposal) erty uwi (3J WC1 , fron Hennepin County Registrar of Deeds 5. $30.00 JFee Date V /f77 Signature u y A Is! ^4. I t- It ^ M %m (SI- m: . • t:' , fr^ 4 ://Py \ |Vl^ / /"i / / , mu ■ -V ^ ' i-c . H. NOTE: Elev6 We hereby c boundaries ol and all visibl of A . .rnmmu 7 OF REQUEST ditional Use ‘lance lands Variance T;-. I ti rap 1 IFFICIAL USE ONLY uncil Action ‘ ■ u '/Pr^ O’yj r U' f PX: pop iditional Use Peimit % PrJI jh/t^OC mer*s List of 6-.) (150 ft.) Registrar of / m. l h li > .i f -A n- CERTIFICATE OF SURVEY IIS J,avuf (^ou/uf€. Pu4 8713 DU**ONT AVENUE SOUTH BLOOMINGTON, MINN 05470 BB8 7084 LAND SURVEYORS Survey for: c & J EVANS builders y>' 1 eos. -rn A/' n / / 1/ / ‘ 0 /7>3 " ' «S, .Dvi'Vv' ^ • i Vsi-4»?i M S •■I I. :zf. ^ -> V. V r '^y:r^r-rr^: /_ // I 'a - / >■ NOTE: Description: Tracts A and E, Registered Land Survey No. 24^, files of the Registrar ol Titles, County of Hennepin. Proposed Garage floor El /^ .4 // Elevations shown are on assumed datum. We hereby certify that this is a true and correct representation of a survey of the boundaries of the land above described and of the ^^oatedThTs lb" h S'and all visible encroachments, if any, from or on said land. Dated is _J------ > August____________> l®Tjj—./ y ;^ e' Miniiesota Registration No. 9018 % -, • / ’ V V» ' i- HC554 ¥; ^ [>T flfia NAME <r\o fSSE * it l^arAoAG:?:^^ I 0- r .u. iy tSro ,Cm\£ t' ^4 3toerSM-' ttty “P%€A. 13 DU^ONl avenue south OOMINGTON, MINN SS470 888 7084 ind Survey rar of Titles, survey of the s, if any, thereon is l6th day ' - '' k___ stration No, 9018 HC554 department of finance A-603 GOVERNMENT CENTER MINNEAPOLIS, MN 55487 iPROPERTY OWNERS LISTm vD'C^O NAME ADDRESS ,n description lot 1 BLK.1 PARCEL .'cnev 3'rac3=.0 Aamw J-^ooM __oo^A 6^?^ n nOW Vi)OAS V;\r\c^ , \a^,oD^ fee,e k&e, r.V<crv«a.<~riJAl t 5\ecodflM«Ai:;, :iges-SAl%.C-'' ns ^TO1\\\\£>V6 vO PsoiS p m Q«iJ . A- I ^ej£, a^ifescV^, ^<£-aiBieilVvse^ Iss-e :a\±0cike:^ CWO tUdO ^%QQ LOA SilDCl MOOO ^WQ- BQSkQ C-TTS3r ■i ■ •J .% • rH •> ** * *. « # I I v>i i i hL» r j 'k 4*-I • I <5; lu ^ 1:, >* I.#. 01- rv i ♦ - f ^' ' ’ Qi -C h M fo rv fo rs» y. A ’ u* ^ rj .; fVgis ®?v r?-/-•* TO: FRCM: DATE: SUBJECT: mm Planning Comnission § Council A. P. 6lson, Asst. Zoning Administrator August 24, 1977 Donald Eckstrom - 2140 Sixth Avenue N. Subdivision (Preliminary) This proposal is for the division of a 5.14 acre parcel into two lots, both of minimum 2 acre lot area and 200 foot lot width requirements or the RR-IB zone. The land is currently vacant although a house used to be located m wtm is now designated Lot 2. A well pit remains near the existing power pole. There are no wetlands on the property. There is an existing access drive on Lot 2. Any new drive onto Lot 1 would require County permit. A park dedication fee should be required for this division. A public nearing has been scheduled for September 19, 1977, at 7:30 p.m. ■:h' fl|^S-55S5^ Street Location Legal Descripti< CXmer:D Type of Request ' H Description of Please draw or 5. Indicate Location Adjacent Location exist! Distance and st Map or plat sb .r or the propert j. Abstractors oi the land withii i. as those name: Petition show: Village recont !99 both of ements to be existing ing access A park has been ► m of; // n LOQ Case No.c/ CITY OF OFONO, MINNESOTA Fee f,AU --i^A band Use Appl icat ion Street Location of Property: Legal Description of Property Owner:■(NameJ Type of Request [PhoneJ Rezoning Variance Conditional Use Permit Subdivision Approval Other Description of Request: /Payr-c ^ CApplleant) ^ • .) / ^* * ^ V / J (^Owner) Ple'^e draw or 'structure shoi>ring the tollowin^ 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Indicate North Location on Lot g Adiacent Street Names ' ^ Location of setback and use of adjacent existing building. ci-«,rtnresDistances between any proposed strictures and structures on adjacent property. Dimensions of proposed structure Proposed setbacks Zoning in force in this area F.xhibit Submitted: W pi., .h^ln, .!« P».««y r' •"or^the property affected by proposed change. _ m % or uic - - - , ^ . Abstractors or attorneys certificaU^ listing the^^s ch^ro”rezoning ^ iToLI^^ ™ ir-o^^t^e^z^rr^T/tSe^ ^L^-ai^or 2f Hennepin C<a.ty. ^ -^no ft favoring rezoning or variance.Petition showing 50% of property owners within 300 ft. tavo g _ _ _ _ _ _ _^ Village recommendations: r.n. a1# MC554 Msr)T tV<?/ n' NAME 4 A ^ \ 9 ^oaM a.c.Lffrcf -v6?jY£y_C(g^ Z-P^LK.£hiI,ps ci. ng*- d structure as area 1 of the boundaries ■ the ovvners of ! change or rezoning County. ig or variance » m * «•* i;. I department of finance A“603 government CENTFR MINNEAPOLIS,MN 55487 j 05 iLj^grvr V\/elnp'/^r! %I I ^ / property owners list /5”(#299 OFiOMC) description l-OT I BLK. I PARCEL -^jmajLJlovik ,.4V f > 4 -^^o/7M-£jo.k.^Jrorn % 1^ --^.wZr __^£2^ P_€00 /V. A/yi Jtio ^/VT/O _ w/ ^ li/ie Mi vvI,>7/7, “7 -^^-^^U3,Cc. Lj^A^ § M ! ^ , M * I r meo/Kj/^_3 o T_ - 7/s;L::_-2J2_ . 6'4?c5^_7 p^- __ r>. 1 :.^>P ' « M ’f%.ttiin' n # rV. V 1 •< _ltxj FROM: DATE: SUBJECT: Planning C A. P. Olso August 22, Pic A Pop Variance - Applicant requests a pylon located 35 ft sign as j 12 inches which is Ic I am enclosing a cony request for a sign va ■i . mmMLi ^i>Xr • • • • • I f s^’oit S9^f i^S 0592 ••••• ••••• --570IM :j'- Planning Coimission and Council A. P. Olson, Asst. Zoning Administrator August 22, 1977 irS SS“I Sji“yd"Sn!.rt ■ ' ‘,2^' "°P “ “ixini I am enclosing a copy of th^ request for a sign variance at Sris^y R™lt”nSt''Soo^'?^mf Planning ai Village of Orono, Minr This is to Minnesota, further cer removal or R. Warren S« Planning and Zoning C Village of Oi^no Orono, Minnesota •JP'ii Ittee Ml^nesot^ ^ further certify that In th« P®™** ®**^ rarlance. We or displacement of said sign, we will pay for 1*e relocation «•> 29 August 1977 ^ger J* lilies Mud <1 M f: >.. Ipl^ 'Z S'! V-. ;v 4"® 5^- ..•■.} A.Ati ^^XlA:riCN OF PROPOSAL •Address Description applicant Name Address Name Address __Jzyg' Present Zoning Zoning Ordinance Sectic ppecify Ordinance Requi »lain Request Relative «t of Non-cQnfomdty rdships to Property (Va /46, matrr (^^ust be : ^rvey (Sketch in propo t' ha.. j I n n>• •• . •.□ V: - t .5 .•• •• ■.•: ■M tKi- > '■■J' n X<l! 4 W: 1 ’ih I 1m ■•:■'' .-'A-' i /v^v' ™»- ~~ ”“=«# 3 0 0 ‘/o.-r <r/ /. ^ • type OF REQUEST■Address I^gal Description applicant I££^vMe »'>C Name Address Present Zoning Phone xaaiii2?Sa , Conditional Use % . Variance Wetlands Variance Riprap Present Use I •section Relating to Request specify Ordinance Requixenents ^o_ Bee -fd Vi,l^,j for official use only Council Action g 7t y5^' •nt of Nm-confonnify o l«bhips to Prcperfy (your reason for reoueat . requesting this Variance ?7 or Conditional Use Peimit MApRIAL NECESSARY Surrey (Sketch in proposal)Certified Property Ownei-'c r - » ^ ^ers witS^lOO ft) mn 5! 5. $30.00 Fee- Signature" m-r b^: j;- i .;- SVW« m ps?i EM ¥00 BlWfcfWinei wii 00m'0 TO: FRCM; Plannin Hank Mi DATE: SUBJECT; April 2 Oiristy Variance Request to replace Realty sign on exi< occupied by Keaven) The required setba or the County rich Therefore, it woul erected on the exl extend over the rii a survey indicating planning ccmssios Discussed proposal a« PLANNING COMMISSION N Discussed sign loca the sign owrer cosi the County ever req Tioving would be don ^^OUNCIL MEETING - ^^ay approved subject to le lecessary. Letter pre EQUESr 3nal Use Variance ^7 i* USE CNLY Action Use Peimit r.; ‘pm w ^ Blim 'H 1 Manning Commission and CouncU Hank HAich, Zoning Administ™.,\ •» I %■ nWE: SUBJECT; ^ril 27, 1977 Drive "Die required sethar*ir ■:„ ia. «. when a surverlnAw”^? “ay line, I belie™ ® stripsurvey mdxcatmg location of sign ^l^L, ^ sub^tted PILING CCWaSSIGN MEPttmt w , ^^«tence to the lot lines. - wo. pyiQ I^ING CChWISSlCN MEETING - May 2, 1977 Discussed proposal as work session item. PLANNING ajWISSIQN MEETING - May 16, 1977 T% • ~..d b. dbil! COUNCIL MEETING - May 23, 1977 .•■t '. m .r^ ■^: M J_Wl TO:Planning Co FROM:A. P. Olson DATE:August 25, SUBJECT:Glenn Upton Variance - * .>Ti ■■ ^ V ’ %, ••11 . . H t!- m ■ M: Use riance SE ONLY ion tn »>/# Kn. t e Pennit e^AJ h^j)j >/*riaJU UiH .} m:M\ k .; t'l (• . t- PXat> of Survey for Melissa Larson in Lots 2, 13, and 14, Linden Beach Hennepin County, Minnesota Phzf&hh^ PLo^’n -\._______________________-j^or/h hne Lo^ /4 \ \ J T/jr__ 2J H0U%9 /72 9i \ \-Sztbock'yC 5^-1' r jCT^' yO V \ \ - -W poro//f/ nor/h /,r>f o/ /o/ /4 Hi.SC “ --------------------- --------------------------- jF'^i^Th |[_3f .w I J -S^tbo.<lH ^'?y, 9^^VS/' V \ o'//^<r f>uro//e/ y%,/A s. ly/A hne c / /or ,s / ^ ' Sw' corner oi Lof /J V _______iB^oq^ South i,f^f Iq/ yj erlificate of Survey: T<rr&C llasr toun.ariero?‘au'’o? ?£ “"’survey of ■ tner^Lnr\ - 1. 14 to a point orinSrse^t^^n .^r^'^ Ine of 10, said "anden 3each% dl-tanrsf ’ket'’' olnt on the South lin<. of said Sot 1' di^nriP^ rf ? . . P^==tng through a Eaid LOt Ijj thenco Soutl.earterlv alcn- th i tho Southwest corner ne forced by the intersactle; of I ir''drawr freight i>'‘ -1^ ith the South lino of at 13j thence .."s- aan, rf- ■ ' bo,tinning parallel jtueen an extension westerly of tl,«. Soutw lire or^ ? ''“'■'‘ted, lying : the South line of the forth 16 feet of"»L'rL^[ ^ i “’'tension •westerly Linaen bane, vacated, lying letuoer. an extlt?!^-'^’ all that part nes Oi the portion of hot 13, "Linden Roach" > ‘'““terl. of the forth and South corded plat thereof, together with str^^- ard “^Ie described, accordin,-; to the ^ vacated, and the location of all exlstir'c I ®“J“‘’®"t thereto, vacated or rt to show other iraprove;:s.nts or cncro-:d“e^^l tnereo... It does not pur- 1»* = 6C« 6-14-77 Iron ir^rker Gordon R. Coffin " Land Curve/or ynd Planner' ■ijon/: A^iiCe, Minnesota .0. 6064 / L* ‘ J ri .i f Hou^e /7^9f \ jCertificate of Survey: I hereby certify th -he boundaries of.all > 'Linden Beach ” describ ^ine of said Lot 13 di: •’esterly comer of sale ■ine; thence Korthweste ind 14 to the intersect •f said Lot 14; thence «ot 14 to a point of in ine of Lot 10, said "L jne Southwest corner of ^int on the South line said Lot 13; thence [ le fomod by the intej ■th the South line of I 'Cirning; ^11 that pa 'tween an extension kJes the South line of the Linden Lane, vacated, nes of the portion of jeordod plat thereof, ti he vacated, and the : 't to show other iranro^ 1” = 60» 6-14-77 Iron isarker *• - € T Vi. • J ,w A? J South r____ pur- 6064 ''■ * iW ij, i 4 : i. < Plat of Survey 4r, T ♦ Melissa Larson Henneni^^r Linden BeachHennepin County, Minnesota lo/ /4 / Hou^t. 00 0-^2111 \ Bii< T=—vrj—r 29 tW- '5^ V / O • Sef hoLck ^HO*-------- 6i0$ ---------------------------------- 7J 00 T ■ ^ 5et WArjoo'Gor r ■ t W 1 SO 9 3 —Setbach fesif /,^f poroZ/e/ M-/// Sou/A fcne of ^/ /_f ' . ' vJ' - Sh/ corner o/ . j ^of /J ---------------\------------- /g5 \ \ ' — South Jffff Iq/ yj jCortiflcate of Survey j ' ^ Ue^to^d^les*'of"l[ll'’of correct representation ofk.<.; »..»■ .“••»« »;; .-j"!;-'" Line of said Lot 13 distant 61.88 ?;et^I^wh"'’!r^®^® *he Southwesterly ssterl}; comer of said Lot 1 m Northwesterly from the South- ^ Northwesterly along the'^outh^°"t Southwesterly \ rSw,or„tr ■nd 14 to the intersection of so„fr,- ^ts 13 V/ ;r Sa d u>t 14; thence East^raLfr^th °e -------------- bt 14 to a point of Interse^ion the Lorth line of said n an extension k^sterl'^ nr n 4-v ^ ^-Li or Linden Lane. varwinH the south line of the^ol-th 16 ^L^Tsair. °f ^ eit^nsLn ChsLrfy Ines orth"®”*’ t^tw'n e^tent^on u"’ t""'?''®" ®®“®>’”' «>11 tX^^tpes of the portion of Lot 13, "Linden w ''°®^rly of the North and South boraod plat thereof, together with t . ^ * above described, accordinr to tho •t“trsr‘''th®"'‘ ^^® l-a\1:n“o^Xu*::L ”tin"s btnd^® ®‘^^'®®®"^ ther,X^:®yaXte1 or to show other improver^mts or encroachmentf.^^'^''''^® thereon. It does not pur- 1" = 60» 6-14-77 Iron carker Cordon R. Coffin _ Und Surveyor and Planner Lone itake, Minnesota No. 6064 ii ov.:, \ 1 r ■ ^ ^ • Ik* * $■ HJ ' ^ #O 7 r> O X BLK. PARCEL \^oo 05ir> 1610 a\C)0 ■3000 65 a o s's t o losr-. looo IS 00 800 o t H W ' t i\ ■i. - *• Planning Comnission 5 Council A. P. Olson, Asst. Zoning Administrator August 24, 1977 5:rz=“sr.;,.“i“s.ss exLtSg^hOTe for construction of an addition to his of way Tte approximately 20 ft. from the county road right foU^'alS^ but it would ® remodeling would relocate th^ setback. The proposed farther eLrwheTTtS^ *^? location to an area require cou^ty^approv^ ^The^^ obsti^tion. The new curb cut would application for which was made'^Jme^g 1977^’^|| '* tion of the buildability of Tract G. ’ previous deteimina- Variance; Lot Area Required - 43,560 sq. ft.; Actml - 39,660 sq. ft. Front Setback Required - 35 ft.; Actual -"20 ftfj^vLi^ce*- 15'fL = 431 :-’n mm ' :;l.i im /‘X Loc/:no:-; of iT>0Fcs/ii Add-ross 3185 Nort Description a APPLICerf Naie Darrell K. Address s/a J'iE OA n TIR NaiiB Address S7\ME Present Zoning Zcninc: Oidiirmce Sec Specify Ordinance He size 2. 30 foot Eypiairi ncnuest Rela tracts G and H. Ha will be no clo.sor t< Extent of Kon-confon 2 See plot plan. Hardships to Propsrt; See Attach (hit 1. Aj^lication cony)' 2. Plat Map Section 3. Sun'cy (Sketch ir Date H OR N.H.£XMP. H : H . L 4 } ' a/ 1 ■ . . • ••• ■• •>2 L^. • ••• /■ • • = - ■- .%Ik:.:;:1 . V • ' ; ■ -1 riiLV* . •■I •v’t' i^4 1 4 .'•. *.\iH» . n. t j(...\ ••. •-, .'.•; ro. i>'.o ^.!•... ..'(••. •;. «.r i ;>’.'; •. Vw'. . -. nn % f rT.‘» 1 .- • •■ * ^ '‘• ft . / • ^ ■i. J^Jx M. £. V.X ..• . k_- V,.,/ ,, .. > £, •.^r;;r-i?fifY of ^ * vL/ V / '* r*' y •' . • y y • / *. ' . : 1.' . 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I A L » k S* ♦ ai’’ _j’ ^ T 1l r'tliiiii i;.Wt.i; fii: ^ ^ ^ .. A ^ ,-r* Planning Commission 5 Council A. P. Olson, Asst. Zoning Administrator August 24, 1977 Fred W. Holasek - 3825 Sixth Avenue N. Conditional Use Permit - Greenhouse 303 The applicant is requesting a conditional use permit for construction of a new greenhouse on his property. The property is in the RR-IA 5 acre zoning district and exceeds 5 acres in area. A conditional use permit was issued in 1974 for the existing greenhouse structure and operation as per the enclosed minutes. The proposed greenhouse location is just down the hill behind the existing garage and greenhouse staked over the existing flower and sweet com garden. Note the designated wetlands in the area which narrows do\%Ti to a ditch at this location. The proposed location exceeds the required 26 ft. setback from the wetlands and the required 50 ft. side yard setback. r>- M ■ L:^ •r liD mfETING held HAHCli .XHU.BS or » _________ i wrv T^SSfennfrand pREl.IHI«^I^^adOrono Orcnai- r. i‘^*-^.'ri.ts“"«s»“"i;r. ““«.•«> • welsh sitrSi-S ^’‘^“^^ana’could hold the Maintain the In^thtf the n*« f'"f p^tsent structure now same setbacks th t _ jq) . has. Motion, Ryes VRRIRNCE gj^oje Drive 3632 North Shore Paurus ”fof Irif Holas4r^ In the and that nt wishes roeroo to Unless the “PP^^I^ask for ti come f®|his existence. Motion, ISlflSS A«"«* ^yes V*»l - . ril reviewed the P^^S^^quidelines fo^tf rAfu aStnTe put on the "4rfl"8ril74 Agenda PROPOSED resolution Ring-I^oute April 8, ^^3 sutler »ove^ It^ptus'^i/l^ building storage buxldrng* be the X 20' in size ^*'^/^tchinery. Underis to be 14' X g of small allowedlimited to the |torag Uveswck be^ ^circumstances no oircurostance building. andpurpose of t°^®rhe^building be a residentialbeing able to use it a_ , P®°Pi;ture Motion, RyesStructure. A^rwT tl building permit Big island Applic Plk M Survey A to deny the welsh rlgufs^of Mi. van Eeckhout.^ building P?t»^^The^council toother in Webber Hills.oJbe^at before^consif« Wr • • 1 i_nci *n tLli© 2^r©3^ nuist those buildingP^^on tests « t^^^^ and not by Lne bv a disinterested eng (q) ."Motion, Ryes (4) building PE^I'TS Webber Hills . .„--if. HOW—, - building permit ^ a to approve the willowbrook 3\ib3ect r performed as „,t. ».ii >» B ,„.,i„«.d: LOCATICN OF PROPOSAL (o Address Legal Description APPLICAi^ Name R E /) Address 3^" 2 J~ OWNER Naire ERB/P E c^/6 Address 3 ^ Z ^ A Present Zoning /ZH Zoning Ordinance Sectic Specify Ordinance Requi Explain Request Relativ Extent of Non-cenforndt *r( w (Must Application coiiiplet Pl^ Map Section Survey (Sketch in p Date Echard Road t '•I' orth Shore Drive Kh Avenue north POSED resolution ig-Boute ilding pebmit g island BOILDIliG Webber Hills buiedihg permit Willowbroolc mi-,:' 'i-r-lS.S!S ; cm OF ORCNO, MINNESOTA Conditional Use and Variance Application #tf0'3 LOCATIGN OF PROPOSAL (or property) Address 3 2.S ^/'f /pfi/CTM L/9AlP^ Legal Description __________________________________ APPLICAVT Name P/T E/)/// Hc^L ffS ^'C Phone Address /l^/r/( Tf^ L^oo e. OWNER P i^g//>93^Phone # ^7S ^ DateAddress 1^2 f~~ ^77^ y^/r Present Zoning "'/A______Present Use Approved Zoning Ordinance Section Relating to Request ^ Specify Ordinance Requirements TYPE OF REQUEST Conditional Use Variance Wetlands Variance Riprap A f'-/f FOR OFFICUL US CNLY Council Action Denied Explain Request Relative to Requirements Extent of Non-conformity fasopexty^ (Your reasons for requesti^ig this Variance or Conditional Use Permit ^'^C/C'7A\yyTlA'''X^ ^ MATERIAL NECESSARY FOR COMPLETE APPLICATIOJ (Must be submitted 1 week prior to Council Meeting) Application conpleted Pl^ Map Section Survey (Sketch in proposal) 4. Certified Property Owner’s List oi owners within (300 ft.) (150 ft.) from Hennepin County Registrar of Deeds 5. $30.00 Fee Date Signature % I I I Carti flea I hore survey of ing build; It does n< Sea' 3 • Date • 4 r I. 1* rianca USE ONLY tion '3 bi Wmi: 1 T.*^ :j jtr% i^Xat of Survey f Lot 2, Orchard Park Honnopin County, Klnnesota Confer lint of fio Pci Mo L as prtsenWy iraveiUd ' ?45 3* f . ••* / '•* \ .1^ f?|/» II •» £ »■ 5'f iria hoc/JC II V w f i f EiafiMc, ihl• c^^d.nh.*'I rj£ Pr-opo5£ci "SACKI q^can noo^^ - • PfSitKycb wgr\.i^f 7»i^h> si *1 ;!■. i H k‘J V 4- . Use Pemit ff'tC. ist of ft.) - ar of 63<545- 35- Certificate of Survey: I hereby certify that thi^ eurvay of the boveidarxes o<- Lt”?" r x representation of . Si lie: Date : 1" = 100* e--i2^r? Iron marker tong Uke, Mlruiesota I '** >1 \ • \ iOovoc> i'. LOT BLK. PARCEL O5oo lOoo \5 2LC^ 1t>Oo S(oC)<^ &Boo '^ooo 5ooo f* saio I “SIS:■■;y.■■:■:}:*' - TO:Planning Commission and Council a FROM:A. P. Olson, Asst. Zoning Administrator ac'^ DATE:August 24, 1977 SUBJECT: Ski Tonka, Inc. - 4680 Bayside Road Conditional Use Permit - Phase II Pursuant to Council direction, the applicants have reapplied for a conditional use permit to authorize use of the east slopes of the ski area, known to the City as Phase II. Similar applications have been before the Planning Commission and Council since 1973 when the City became aware of unauthorized construction and expansion onto the east slope area. Since that time, tlie staff ^d Council have repeatedly asked for information required by Ordinance to determine the extent and effect of this expansion on this operation and the neighboring residential area. Because of a lack of response by the applicants, the last application was denied by Planning Conuiission in February of 1977,and Council on March 3, 1977 also requested a new, complete application. Council has set a public hearing for September 19, 1777, at 8:00 p.m. rt- . : pRpNO Mr. Lee Primus 4535 E. Lake Ha Minneapolis, Mi Dear Mr. Primus During the regi Council of all by staff for c( for a conditioi inate delay, tl hearing to be 1 The next two P 19, 1977. We < not meet the t you that we wi be held by the 1977, at 8:00 ' If you have an Sincerely, Henry F. Muhic Zoning Adminis HFM: be cc: ^!r. Riche Mr. Brent ';vv\- conditional use 0 the City as ssion and ruction and 1 Council have I the extent residential >plication was irch 3, 1977 • ni • i ♦!l m lb.. . V * V -Jf -^ •-* w «« i • “Telephone 473*7357 CITY of ORONO Post Office Box 66-Crystal Bay. Minnesota 55323-Municipal Offices On the North Shore of Lake Minnetonka August 30, 1977 icil meeting of August 22, 1977, I informed the *ations which were being scheduled and prepared 'r Council. Included in this list was your proposal for Phase II of the ski area. In order to elim- sdiately directed staff to announce a public inning Commission at the earliest possible date. sion meetings are scheduled for September 6 and e the public hearing for September 6th as would after publication. Therefore, I want to infoim ng a notice for a public hearing on the matter to ission at their scheduled meeting of September 19, lease give me a call 7 Lmus 5 Primus IS § Primus I ^ *\ fPtMrrm- .. rt 't. Maude H. Prim LOCATION OF Address Legal Descri APPLICANT Name SKI T Address Oro: OWNER Name SKI Address Ore Present Zonin Zoning Ordina Specify Ordin for a ski e Explain Reque: Permit to c Extent of Non cross-count ^Hardships to P \ licatid Pl^t Si SuTOy (Ske Date K: r \■>>=k ■■ -•; • .■ - ”VV ..:■■ '•*. ■- ■ ■ O f)i B^^linus and B OF REQUEST anditional Use ariance etlands Variance iprap se OFFICIAL USE ONLY 'ouncil Action id Lng a Special Use ic downhill and ^ditional Use Permit nier*s List of Registrar of * I • ^ rv' M' > . 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PARCEL OlDQ ^^<300 5600 3^on H'^O iivo 4anp (i^QOO i '.•’1 -57'?43! ■:>■k4;^L» ■ CriY C3F ORONO, MIMCSam tional Use and Variance ^^lication #86 I£)CAT10N OF PROPOSAL (or property) ftMress 13/^^ 5 fPf ■rePE OF BEQUEST Ccanditicnal Use Vcirianoe APPLICANT S/c / 71? / /y . 4 f Phaie # V 7j?~ 2.^;/7 Address ^ A^/ NaiTB &.Pr.yy- ^/? j/zViS Phone # Address ^ ^ A// r; Present Zcxiing / .4 __ Present Use ^. /#)r* Request Z(p Wetlands Variance 3^- Fee \-Z<i-7£ FOR CETTCIAL USE ONLY Council action Date Approved Denied •• • • • Sepcify Ordinance Requirements f f \ j/ X r f(li, •. * A' (' (^7 ;5 ^ ^ Requirements C*J^ .t-' ^ E>ctent of Ifcn-oonfoimty ________________ JS A rn* XJ? >• i) ^ ( *r7f \! if 9 <4 f t r.>> y Jl* _/ Hcirdships to Property METERIAL NECESSARY FOR CaiPIETE APPLICATICW (Must be suhmitted 1 week prior to Council Ifeeting) Application ccnpleted Plat Map Section Survey (Sketch in proposal) 4. Abstractor’s Certificate of Property Owners VJithin 300 F^. 5. $30.00 Fee Date ,7o> . /9 \ / // - j O signature /""C- i\ f.-! This form or consolic be itlnj Type of Api Owner of Pi^6 Applicant ( >thej Engineer: Land Planne Subdivider: j£Uie Location Legal Descr pti Date Acquirl^d: Date of las ^ Di' Do you own Action Requ Inspection Admlnistrat Village Cou Village Ens 6ept Planning Co: _an tfr>_A_^__4L BQUEST snditlGnal Use san-anoe atlands Variance se rd 2IAL USE OILy 11 action • • • A /If, ^ J { 5 of Property ^ i i •» 1 1 liw This form or consolic Type of Apl Ovmer of Pr Foot Case No* VILLAGE OP ORONO Crystal Bay# Minnesota 04 V (Complete in Duplicate) be used in all applications for special use permits and for rezoningf dividing iting parcels of land| vacating streetS| alleys and variances* t > Applicant ( ications Permanent Permit to operate a ski area Date: Oct* 12| 1973 pertyl Name: Lee D* Primus & Maude Helen Primus Phone No* 335—3923 432 Midland Bank Bldg*, Mpls*, Minnesota )ther than owner) Name: ) Engineer: Land Planne Subdivider; Location ( Legal Descr ^cime Phone No* Name Name Phone No* Phone No* Date Acqui: Do you own low do we find it?) County Roads j$^19 and j?^84 ption: SEJ4 of SV\k of Section 31, TouTiship 118, Range 23- Boundaries to be determined by survey* d: August, 1973_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _;_ _ _Acres; 39 Single Ownership: Yes Separate Ownership: I ■^1 > ( Date of las Division of this Property any Adjoining Property: Yes Action Requ^fSted: to re-zone the area by granting a permanent special use permit to operate a recreational ski area \ r _C Signature of Applicant RECORD OF ACTION TAKEN DATE Action Inspection 5ept Adninistra' Village Coi Village Planning Cot Ens V» r- • Plan] FROM:Hank DATE:Marc SUBJECT: Ski Council has app with instructio 1. Conoc 2. Instal entire 3. Reviev 4. Remove 5. Maint( The applicant : I'm enclosing j indicates that believe the ap; from the quali I have not rec of March 31, 1 STAFF - April ( Enclosed are c( not as yet rec( Use per.idt for '■j; ij‘. »r rezoningi dividing :t. 12, 1973 fo. 335-3923 Boundaries to be «rn:5rship: Yes Ovmerships use permit to leant u. :r'-' JSSS.-^ :3l.nr'X^•' '■■■■. : ' y ; , j ■ Planning Commission and Council FROM:Hank Miihich, Zoning Administrator DATE:March 31, 1977 SUBJECT: Ski Tonka - Second Phase Conditional Use Permit Council has approved licensing of first phase for 1976-1977 subject to compliance with instructions listed by A1 Olson as follows: 1. Correction of stopping distances on Tows 3 and 6. 2. Installation of operator's stations which can view and control the entire length of all tows. 3. Review of signing for conformity. 4. Removal of brush and other tow line obstructions. 5. Maintenance of fencing and chalet access in good repair. The applicant feels that the installation of operator ii^dicaterthlt^the^WSI o^de"^for°^ceptions. If this is true, I believe the applicant should submit certification of an exception or variance from the qualified inspector or his agency. I have not received tl.e application for a Conditional Use Permit for Phase II as of March 31, 1977. STAFF - April 6, 1977 Pnrln«;ed are copies of Mr. Bonner's most recent letter and my response. I have wc^ied the necessary application and material for the Conditional Use peT..dt for Phase 2. M 4 . i•1 REGULAR MEETI Planning Comir The Planning as proposed a ments and the was also reco not be used i Council Meeti Butler moved, the variance 496 North Sh Commission Mi to: !• Meeting a 2, Utilizing 3. No other Motion, Ayes Mr. John Bonn with the City license to op that he had a the March 14, the Chambers Mr. Bonner th had been canc been reschedu as the Minute Mr. Bonner c< improved sin< not fully ag] his inspecti( corresponden< remedy the j Mayor Van Nes letter outlin that it is cl Mayor Van Nes 1. 2. 3. 4. Correctio; Do you ag; Installat. view and i Do you ag; Review of Do you ag; Removal o; Do you ag: t ’I •/ ' I r>'h REGULAR MEETING OF THE ORONO COUNCIL I-IARCH 28, 1977 5, Maintenance of fencing and chalet access in good repair. Do you agree? Mr. Bonner: That's OK. Mayor Van Nest: You do not want to have an operator on duty? Page 7 SKI-TONKA LICENSE Phase I (Continued) Mr. Bonner: No, we do not. We do not want to assign one individual. Mayor Van Nest: You have nine tows. Orono is request ing only one operator, not nine. Councilmember Massengale: Are there any other ski tows that have no operators? Mr. Bonner and Brian Primus answered: Yes, with this type of rope tow. Mayor Van Nest: Demonstrate to Orono that this operation does not have to conform to Mr. Olson's five recommendations and is safer and will protect the safety, health and welfare of its users. I cannot approve granting this license for Phase I until further information is available. We want the ski tows to be visibly observed and operated. ANSI Standards were adopted to be adhered to, to provide safety requirements. Mr, Bonner: Evidence tells us you should ignore some of the TU^SI Standards. Mayor Van Nest: A history of no accidents does not relieve us of our responsibilities to provide for the safety, health, and welfare of your patrons as we are charged to do. Councilmember Butler: Orono has to document operational control and needs. Mayor Van Nest moved, Massengale seconded, to approve Ski-Tonka's Phase I license, subject to: 1. 2. 4. 5. 6. 7. Correction of stopping distances on Tows 3 & 6. Installation of operator's stations which can view and control the entire length of all tows. Review of signing for conformity. Removal of brush and other tow line obstructions. Maintenance of fencing and chalet access in good repair. All previous five conditions" to be met before starting 1977-78 season. 1977-78 operation will not be allowed to commence until a satisfactory approved inspection report is submitted with the license application for Phase I by November 1, 1977, as per Mr. Olson's ski-inspection report of February 11, 1977. Motion, Ayes (4) - Nays (0).(Continued) . I * I ! 3: t Page 7 {Pi LICENSE led) inued) '-'ikB »- %A / 51 kl r - , regular meeting of the ORONO council march 28. 1977 Page 8 L agenda item #9. Ski-Tonka - Proposar®L ”r (Second Phase) Revised was^denhd! >^®™°''ed. His opinion was that it SKI-TOKKA LICENSE Phase II (Continued) aoDl^ thro ”®w*'L instructed to have^no^ donL procedures which you appUca^iln^fo^^PhaSe^?!!'*'"''^ "" representing Vo-Tech Schools,fp; .‘sr.srcg« reports? requested Council comments to these VO-TECH SCHOOLS Mayor Van Nest stated that there would appear to oe some inconsistencies with the traffic and sewer studies which do not adhere to present policies nor available information. The studies would need updating at a future date. Mr. Lobben agreed that they would continue to update the originally presented but the application Vo-Tech School in Medina has been withdrawn and other additional studies are not being implemented at this time. It is too premature continue further engineering reports, we will continue to monitor enrollment in the area and update current information until the 1979 legislature fundtno T-®" ”® request campusfunding. Alternatives might be to construct additions It Campuses but it appeal satisfy th™4 addLioL!"^""'"^ buildings will not torto''oasra^lTr®*'®f-*^'’® ‘ Zoning Administrafor r information on to the Planning Commission later^date comments to the City Council at a o^^Oro'^®" Nest informed the City Council that the City MAYOR'S REPORT Cou--f Policies sent to Mr. Weaver, March 25,1977, stating that: (Continued) MINUTES OF ; Pesek moved, Commission ^ (1) Page 4 - specials (2) Page 5 - their si Planning the area sell to (3) Page 13 to the A Motion - Aye: Pesek moved, receive furtl The Zoning Ac Council had i plan indicati received no f McDonald move we receive th McDonald move< we receive fu: Nays (0). Mayor Van Nest Perry was not 14, 1977. Mat present to ans of approving 1 Pesek moved, G Motion - Ayes infoiTDed the C plan before th' he would presei Mr. Brent Pr: appeared inf( wanted to ke< the status oi Plannii^g Coim interested ii and Council n Page 8 -TONKA LICENSE 5e II itinued) ECH SCHOOLS < 1\ *S REPORT Council Policies H f’l inued) MINUTES OF A PLANNING OOf-MISSION MEETING Hao FEBRUARY 22, 1977 -PAGE 3 Planning Conmission could see nV!iI- argument., be changed to "that the SHref their intent is to^ve f3) p!re 13 of buyers, to the Allan Pennington itenir ' ^ ^ Motion - Ayes (5), Nays (0). seconded, to table this matter until we receive further uifonnation. Motion - Ayes (5), Nays (0)7 The Zoning Administrator informed the Commission that the applicant to submit another rL^sti p an indicating all proposed changes and requests. We have received no further information. ® McDonald moved, Hassel seconded, to table this matter until we receive the revised plan, ^fotion - AyerCSjfNa^ McDonald moved, Hassel seconded, to table this matter until NayT(0)T Motion - Ayes (S)J fe'S 5'pS5„Tf.t/iZSf 2srs “.sr “cScff’-i i?£of approving leaving in the lower seawall. ^imy^4s^«”Na^^r*’The Zmtog*5^sttotor £4' SI si”? ;.rsif he would present it to the Council at that^tire. Mr. Brent Primus and his representative, John Bonner, appea^ informally before the Commission. Mr. Bonner WMted to ke^ ^e Planning Comiission informed as to tte s^tus of obtaining the necessary data for the Planning Comnissian and Council review. He was also suggestions the Planning Commission and Council might have for their consideration. APPROVAL OF MINUTES meeting FEBRUARY 7, 1977 MRS. ROBERT G^SCH 1030 TONKAWA ROAD VARIANCE - FENCE SETBACK (#199) VICTORIA GRAIN COMPANY 500 NORTH ARM DRIVE SUBDIVISION (PRELIMINARY) (#200) JACK RHODE 1410 BOHNS POINT ROAD VARIANCE - LOT AREA § WIDIH CCNDITIO^AL USE PERMIT (#210) STEWART PERRY 2975 CASCO POINT ROAD REVISED PROPOSAL (#131) SKI TONKA CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT ^S^OQND PHASE I MINUITG OF A PLANN Mr. Bonner reminde recommended approv report. A qualifi tion and a report Council meeting of The Planning Commi unhappiness with t ing from the lack and licensing proc Mr. Bonner felt th down between the C thing that can hap hide. The Planning Commi increasing the siz we can find out if increase in a Cone operation. Ski Tc that the present i A lengthy discussi determined that th filed by Ski Tonka application was vc to the conditions (owner never submi Pesek moved, Guthi new application fc mitted on the basi advantage of. Con never met. Motion y^plicant was inst application with t Another fee would The Zoning Adminis original request v lies between his t and 13 along with large enou^ to me 1/2 acre. Applica tion for a varianc ing site. The Planning Commi on Lot 11 should b representing Willi stated that he wot the City. Vi'. ■VL^ GE 3 APPROVAL OF MINITTES meeting FEBRUARY 7, 1977 i 1 RS. ROBERT GASCH 030 TONKAWA ROAD ARLANCE - FENCE SETBACK 1199) ICTORIA GRAIN COMPANY 00 NORTH ARM DRIVE LJBDIVISION (PRELIMINARY) P200) vac RHODE 110 BOHNS POINT ROAD VRIANCE - LOT AREA ^ WIDIH NDITIC^^AL USE PERMIT '210) EWART PERRY 75 CASCO POINT ROAD VISED PROPOSAL 131) [ TC]NKA ®ITI0NAL USE PERMIT XND PHASE I MINUTES OF A PLANNING CaCUSSlON MEETING HELD FEBRUARY 22, 1977 - PAGE 4 Mr. Bonner reminded the Planning Canmission that they recommended approval of Phase II subject to a safety report. A qualified engineer has made his investiga tion and a report will be prepared by the time of the Council meeting of February 28, 1977. The Planning Commission conveyed to Mr. Bonner their unhappiness with the progress and past problems result ing from the lack of the applicant complying with code and licensing procedures. Mr. Bonner felt that there has been a substantial break down between the Council and his client. This is some thing that can happen, and that they have nothing to hide. The Planning Commission felt they should not consider increasing the size of Ski Tonka at this time until we can find out if present operation can exist. Any increase in a Conditional Use Permit increases the operation. Ski Tonka has not been able to prove that the present facility can operate within the law. A lengthy discussion followed. The Planning Commission determined that the conditional use permit application filed by Ski Tonka had expired. They also felt the application was void as the owners had not lived up to the conditions set forth on the conceptual approval (owner never submitted safety inspector’s report). Pesek moved, Guthrie seconded, to reconmend that a new application for a Conditional Use Permit be sub mitted on the basis that the old one was never taken advantage of. Conditions of conceptual approval were never met. Motion - Ayes (5), Nays (0). Applicant was instructed to submit another current application with the necessary plans and reports, i^other fee would be required with the new application. The Zoning Administrator informed the Comnission that original request was for vacation of platted alley which lies between his three lots and to coiiibine Lots 11, 12 and 13 along with the vacated alley to create a parcel large enou^ to meet our minimum zoning requirements of 1/2 acre, ^plicant is now requesting to change applica tion for a variance only to use Lot 12 and 13 as a build ing site. The Planning Coirmission felt that a conservation easement on Lot 11 should be granted to the City. Mr. Bill Ecoff, representing Williamson Construction, was present. He stated that he would be willing to grant this easement to the City. SKI TONKA (continued) WILLIAMSQN CONSTRUCTION CO. 3779 CASCO AVENUE VACATION OF UNUSED ALLEY OR VARIANCE ON LOTS 12 AND 13 IF VACATION IS DENIEI (#226) TO: FROM: DATE: SUBJECT: Chronolog 8-23-65 6-13-66 1966 1972 10-24-73 12-12-73 3-11-74 12-30-74 1975 12-15-75 1-9-76 1-12-76 i''\ mk nued)4 ' «l ik ■ m 1 1 i 4 . 1 ON ^MSaN CCNSTRUCTION CO.::asoo avenue iOti OF UNUSED ALLEY UANCE ON LOTS 12 5 IF VACATIGN IS DENIEI it' m F ■ TO:Henry F. Muhich, Zoning Administrator FROM:A, P. Olson, Assistant Zoning Administrator DATE:December 22, 1976 SUBJECT: Skl-Tonka, 4680 Bayside Road Chronology: 8-23-65 Public hearing on ski area special use permit. 6-13-66 Special permit issued with restraints 1966 1972 10-24-73 12-12-73 3-11-74 12-30-74 1975 12-15-75 1-9-76 1-12-76 Ski chalet construction. File shows problems with ski area usage including long list of minor police calls since 1967. Ordinance #154 (Chapter 69A) enacted to regulate ski area operation. Qualified safety inspection madejno east slopes included. License issued for 1973-74 (expired 9-30-74) for original slopes only. License issued for 1974-75 (expired 8-31-75) for phase I only. Inspection reports show usage of eastern slopes. Letter from City Attorney to Primus requesting overdue license application, threatening injunction and tagging, noting Ordinance requirements must be met. Letter from Henry F. Muhich to Primus asking for a conditional use application for phase II (says phase I license application received). License issued for 1975-76 (expired 9-30-76) for phase I only (no verification of phase II use was ever obtained in winter of 1976). •. i I * « I Henry Muhic December 25 Page 2 1-28-76 2-9-76 2-10-76 2-11-76 2-17-76 2-19-76 2-19-76 3-16-76 3-18-76 11-1-76 11-8-76 11-17-76 rmit • ncluding 7. 74) for 75) for testing injunct Ion :s must cing for [I (says •76) for [ use was Henry Muhich December 22, 1976 Page 2 1-28-76 2-9-76 2-10-76 2-11-76 2-17-76 2-19-76 2-19-76 3-16-76 3-18-76 11-1-76 11-8-76 11-17-76 Letter from Primus to Henry F, Muhich with incom plete phase II conditional use application enclosed Council meeting-requested safety inspection prior to approval of phase II. Letter from Henry F. Muhich to Primus asking for required inspection and other missing data. Letter from Primus to Henry F. Muhich replying to 2-10-76 lettei; says he thought license covered both phases. Lett'er from Stan Davies, insurance investigator, concerning a February, 1972 accident on the Ski- Tonka property. Letter from Alan P. Olson to Primus again requesting license fee and inspection report for phase II. Letter from Primus to Henry F. Muhich with phase II license fee saying a safety inspection was scheduled "shortly before the commencement of the 1976-77 ski season." Letter from Alan P. Olson to Primus again stating that a safety inspection is required and that the inspector must be NSAA certified. Letter from Primus to Alan P. Olson stating that an "insurance inspector" would inspect both phase I and phase II in the fall. A meeting between Alan P. Wayzata Municipal Court, application now overdue. Olson andR. Primus o-t Asked for license Letter from Primus to Alan P. Olson with insur ance binder good thru 12-1-76 only. A meeting between Alan P. Olsor and L. Primus at City Hall. Again asked for license application and supporting data. Hem Dece Page 11-1 12-] 12-] 12-: 12-: 12-: oin- losed. ior or red le sting u • ise :ing the lat lase at I i m i {i i r- ation Henry F. Muhich December 22, 1976 Page 3 11-18-76 r Letter from Alan P. Olson to R. Primus listing all the items necessary for a license applicattion. 12-13-76 Additional reminder letter from Alan P. Olson to Primus-stated still no license application and that any operation without license would be violation of city ordinance. 12-13-76 Status report to Council-no application from Ski-Tonka yet. The Council instructed the staff to tag for violation of licensing ordinance. 12-18&19-76 Weekend warm (up to 50®), no skiing. 12-22-76 Inspector on routine inspection noticed skiing in progress. Received assistance from police- officer #512 (Cheswick) met inspector on site at 2:30 p.m. We confirmed operation underway as follows: 27 cars in parking lot, 1 school bus (Minneapolis Public School Dist. #317), 4 ski tows operating, and chalet open on both levels. We counted over 60 people, mostly children, on slopes at the top and south of the chalet. Additional skiers were on slopes to the north of the chalet. TAG ISSUED #32-004560 for violation of #69AP20, operating a ski area without a license. Tag given to Mr. Lee Primus on site at 2:45 p.m. He refused to sign the tag. He complained of the City harrassing the operation. He said, "He thought" the insurance was in force, (He was told that we had no such record), that he was expecting an inspection "as soon as we change a tow rope motor" (no date given). 12-28-76 Site Inspection: 4 tow ropes operating at 3:00 p.m., at least 25 people on the property skiing or in the chalet, 15 cars in the parking lot. Photo taken of skiers on the slope and using tow rope. Instructions from City Attorney to tag every day until compliance. Henry F, Mu December 22 Page 4 1-3-77 1-8-77 1-13-77 1-14-77 1-18-77 1-20-77 1-21-77 1-24-77 1-25-77 3 t1 c w N s t T. Ti r< C t 1 P <3 I o C a 1 t S ( H W s H 1: a t\ cc A, ar ttion. ance. Henry F, Muhlch December 22, 1976 Page 4 1-3-77 Site Inspection: gates locked, area closed at 3:30 p.ra 1-8-77 1-13-77 1-14-77 1-18-77 1-20-77 1-21-77 1-24-77 1-25-77 Site Inspection: gates open, lot plowed at 3:30 p.m, 31 cars in lot, 3 adults and approximately 60 children in chalet. Snack bar open with one vendor serving coffee. Ski shop open with one attendant. Saw one man with Ski Patrol jacket and one other attendant outside. No owner present. At least 40 persons on the slopes skiing, mostly children. Chalet stairways icy and treacherous. Four tow ropes operating. Two photos taken. TAG ISSUED #33-013201 for violation of Orono 69A.020. Tag sent to owner by certified mail on January 10, 1977; receipt received January 12, 1977, City Attorney advises that Police should continue to issue tags. Still absolutely no response from o\>n:ier as to license application. Police inspection - area operating today. ^Chief subse quently issued Tag #33-013191-3k^ Insurance certificate received from carrier. Still no other license information or fees. Call from City Attorney: says he talked with Brent Primus and asked him to contact City staff this p.m. to discuss license application requirements. Primus was also informed that the matter would be on the Council agenda for 1-24-77. Staff received no contact from Mr. Primus. (P.M.) Call from Attorney Jeff Bonner representing Primus. He asked to meet with A1 Olson on Monday to review situation. Was told okay, but also please begin arrangements for safety inspection if they have not already been started. He was also advised of the Council agenda. Council instructed Brent Primus and his attorney to have license application to staff by 1-27-77 and to arrange for a safety inspection as soon as possible. They told Primus that they would consider Phase II expansion through normal conditional use application procedures. A. P, Olson letter to Primus’ attorney with new license and conditional use application forms. I • I! 1 ^ i Henry F. Muhic December 22, ! Page 5 mm »m. 1-27-77 1-28-77 2-2-77 2-11-77 2-14-77 Dat< att( Tom wil! Rec< mai! ski Lett but ori^ in I * Ti 01 Cal] Plar 2-7-77 Plar for 2-9-77 Call Febi Safe Engl bacl< area sepa booV sket less APO Asso open grou by a Grea NSAA our 2-14-77 Coun new . 2-21-77 Plan that due mm ;; ) p.m. m. dren le man ;side. >es >s taken. )20. 1977; to issue to subse- L1 no nt Primus iiscuss 3 informed r 1-24-77. I Primus. ft situation, for tarted. :o have range for .d Primus normal Lcense Henry F. Muhich December 22, 1976 Page 5 1-27-77 1-28-77 2-2-77 2-7-77 2-9-77 2-11-77 Date for submission of application - not in office. Call from attorney about inspector - says man contacted by Primus* is Tom Cross of Engineers Service, Inc., Minneapolis, but that he will be out of town until Monday 1-31-77 Received application form, fee and supplemental information in mail. Submission did not include drawing showing location of ski runs, equipment and safety devices as required by code. Letter says such information was submitted to the municipality, but we have no such information on file; only sketches of original proposals (not as built at all) and sketch of runs in Phase II which is not covered by this application. * Tried calling attorney for missing information, but he was out. Called Jeff Bonner - again asked for plan of area before Planning Commission meeting on February 7, 1977. Planning Commission meeting - no plan available - no submission for Phase II Conditional Use Permit. Called Bonner again - please have plan to me by Thursday, February 10, 1977. Safety inspection today - engineer Jerry Tasa from T & E Engineering, Spring Park. His resume shows safety engineering background, but he says he has never before inspected a ski area. The inspection procedure and findings are on a separate memo. Mr. Primus gave me a copy of his promotional booklet with the ski runs noted thereon. Mr. Bonner sent a sketch of the area (the asked for plot plan), but it shows less information than the booklet does. APO call to Ralph Smith, executive secretary of Midwest Ski Area Association, Afton. NSAA is a national association which is open to voluntary participation. NSAA has a voluntary insurance group. To obtain this insurance, a mandatory safety inspection by an NSAA certified inspector is required. Les Turnbull from Great Falls, Montana, is the certified inspector for Minnesota. NSAA inspections are based on the ANSI code which we have in our ordinance and which the local engineer used for his inspection. 2-14-77 Council - Tabled license due to lack of safety report. Asked for new application for Phase II conditional use permit. Planning Commission - No action due to no submittal. They did feel that the year-old Conditional Use Permit Application had expired due to inaction by the applicant. %* 1 > ? » Henry F. ^fuhic Deceirber 22, 1 Page 6 2-22-77 2-24 § 2-25-77 2-28-77 3-7-77 3-8-77 3-17-77 3-28-77 kJk. T § Cit) A1 ( use Com the con< rec< resi PI a] Cai: con< dat; 3-10-77 No Tab ord arm in Apr 19: in« tic use hac » •Call from rimus* is but that he iformation in location of by code, municipality, ches of h of runs on. but he was before no submission lursday, i T & E ' engineering ted a ski »n a ►romotional ler sent a it shows dwest Ski Area n which is tary insurance ty inspection urnbull from or Minnesota, we have in r his inspection. ort. Asked for t. 1, They did feel on had expired iJ Henry F. Muhich Ttecenber 22, 1976 Page 6 2-22-77 2-24 a 2-25-77 2-28-77 3-7-77 3-8-77 3-10-77 3-17-77 3-28-77 T § E Engineering letter - "inspection report" dated - not delivered to City. A1 Olson called Jeff Bonner again asking for test reports and conditional use application. Council - Staff received engineering "safety inspection report" during the Council meeting. Council instructed ovmer’s attorney to file new conditional use application. Council tabled the license due to late receipt of inspection information, A1 Olson asked for list of test results by tows as promised by engineer on 2-11-77. Planning Commission - No conditional use application received. Call from Bonner to APO. He says "they will not reapply for the Ph^e II conditional use peunit." ^ again asked for supplemental engineering data vhich was to be supplied with the report. No additional information to staff yet. Tabled at Council meeting. No proposal submitted. Directed staff draft ordinance amendment whereby City would be responsible for sdieduling annual inspection by qualified personnel. City to pay for services and in turn collect from ski operation. Approved 1976-1977 license for Phase I with conditions stipulated that 1977-1978 operation will not be allowed to open unless a satisfactory inspection report has been received with the complete license app ica tion by November 1, 1977. Instructed o\mers to submit a new conditional use application for Phase II as the past application was a year old and had never had complete information submitted for Council review. Ml' ■% ■' ^ i'’ l 1 ’ I TO: FROM: SUBJECT: F 1 hav< and Ski Toi I) S< 2) 3) 0. u u 4) 0 o 5) D P s 7) DM/ig F + c I A F C 8) F C F delivered to nd conditional ort" during o file new le to late : of test red. >r the Phase II engineering sd staff draft scheduling services and pulated that atisfactory nse applica- ew conditional , year old and evieiiT. • • -:V V... February 26, 1974 TO: FROM; SUBJECT: James Cosby, City Administrator Dexter Marston, Zoning Administrator LICENSE FOR SKI FACILITY - SKI TONKA MR. PRIMUS. 4680 BAYSTDE ROAD ! have chronologically listed the problems the City has had with Mr. Primus and Ski Tonka since September, 1973: I) September 27, 1973 - Excavation without permit 2) 3) DM/ig September 28, 1973 - Excavation without permit. October 12, 1973 - Application filed for expansion of conditional use permit. Mr. Lee Primus agreed no further work would be done until Orono approved conditional use requesi. October 16, 1973 - Tag issued for constructing a foundation with out building permit and expanding conditional use without a permit. December 12. 1973 - Inspection by 0. Lester Turnbull ot Turnbull & Plummer. Recommendation calied for operators to supervise each ski tow for the 1973-74 ski season. February II, 1974 - Councilman Paurus and Welsh informed Council that they had observed people skiing on the hill that had not re ceived approval as a ski area. Ski Tonka was, therefore, in vio lation of the provisions of a conditional use permit and the Ski Area Ordinance. February II, 1974 - Mr. Richard Primus informed the Council that Ski Tonka has complied with the Turnbull report by having people supervising the tows. February 23, 1974 - I inspected the ski operation and did not find any operators by any of the ski tows ^hat were in operation. Mr. Richard Primus claimed that they were only 15 minutes from closing (4:45 P.M.), and since there were so few people on the hills, he sent them to work on one of their snow vehicles. 3' TO: PROM: SUBJECT: DATE: Request: for a sk: Torka fat on the n< Backgrou: some gra out to t he was 1 noon and day, Sep found tw dividual to have tion of suited w required Upon rot and attc fill out for a si agreed t proportj On Octol Ski Toni the con( ing pem out a p« Rec find thi lie hoa: ties or Since tl of the J Village th Mr. Primus Jitional De dene Dn with- a permit. urnbu11 & e each Counci I not re in vio the Ski iI that I people I not find on. Mr. >m closing I Is, he TO:Planning Commission r PROM:Dexter Marston, Zoning Administrator f ^ '7^^ SUBJECT: Conditional Use Permit - Ski Tonka DATE:November 13» 1973 Raauest; The petitioner has applied for 127^* for iTiki area on 38 acres immediately east of ToLa facilities. Pour additional ski tows would bo constructed on the newly acquired property. Background: On September 27. 1 973 J 5*„^a!'‘'*l’'wlnt ISb^t^the'^ropi^y'^and explained to the ?atrirthe“after- Se w^s In violation of Village Ordinances. It^^s l^o ry? ^Spt^Se?^l8!T97rrreM to the Ski ^d?’j?^duirw^o^riri:^d fo^sf if X’tnd??idSaf inf^me^me had con- siued w?tfwf ^tirneys and they had told him ‘hat no pemits were required. At that point, I was told to got off the property. Uoon returning to the office, I consulted with .*^i"i®*^5*to oSS o4-.«ir,«T ^ T also called Mr. Richard Primus and ho agreed to fill out the'nocossary applications to expand his "f* ilreed that they would stop all activity except for fencing their property. oSt r^nsit and expanding a conditional use without a permit. necoramondation: Section 32.1t60 (b) states that the Village must ff^A^hat~tKe~conditlonal use'Would not be detrimental to the pub- ufheaUh! sa?e?y. or welfare or materially injurious to proper- ties or improvements in the vacinity... Since there has boon some concern regarding ‘ho safety requirements of the ski operation, and the conduct of some of the patrons, the Village Council has adopted an ordinance regulating ski areas. A page t Ski Inspec check Ski the safety premature waiting fo evaluate * with the i of the api occur regi the Villa, f : i » permit I; Ski tructed re was I went r that the after- llowing rty and L the In- it he needed sonstruc- lad con- urnits were 'ty. strator ;reed to .onal use .mus * al so ,ng their I to the .on that L a build Lon with- mit. age must 0 the pub- 0 proper- squlrements ronSf the areas, A ^ .1 Ski Association ia thrall Ski inspector frw mako oxplntion mi^^ be ^**ssJety*requiroments, and ®”^^|ieted. While the lOiould waiting *^tempt that is ski ordinance *e®„tlnue toss-s: srs;r. the Village shonia rei Dexter Marston t i * \ TO: FROM: DATE:; SUBJECT: 1 1 The applicai] garage on t'. lot width a (68,171 sq. indicate oc cates a mou engineer pr the end of perhaps Ber access shou Lot Area Re ed to .^t bo [age is I^ag6 diould cooporato 0 provisions ontinue to the chalet, lit. .. ‘t- i I i \m \! 1 ) ■# ¥ TO:Planning Coimission and Council 1 FROM:A. P. Olson, Asst. Zoning Administrator DATE:August 31, 1977 i SUBJECT:David Filkins - 1180 Lyman Avenue Variance - Lot Area Q. The applicant is requesting . garage on this lot off the end of Lyman , cethacks The lot area is 1.565 acres lot width and the proposal meets all ^ nercoiation tests and borings (68,171 sq. ft.) according to the surveyor, This indi- indicate occassional high water , s , ^ reviewed and approved by the 2^ 2.SS; bJ£.i°s.ssr.s; A ot p,»t. «» nSsrstould be required prior to any variance. Lot Area Required - 87,120 sq. ft.; Actual - 68,171 sq. ft.; Variance - 18,949 sq. cm OF OBCNO, MMESOTA Conditional Use and Variance Applicati MC554 UOCWION OT FRDPOSAL (or property) fffr —' y A\ TAddress Legal Description APPLIC/W Name , - —- - . OWNER C.^\-^ Address type of request Conational Use Variance Wetlands Variance RiprapPhone t HlZm ofi , ^ ^1 FOR OFFICIAL Uffi CNLY I Hi 5 qyo? 1 Council Acuon Hardships to Property (Your reasons for requesting this Variance or Conditional Use Fernit lowcil > (x‘fT, jj^OHUAL 1®CESSARI for applicaticn \ (Most be submitted 1 v»e^ - C^#*——.... ■1 Anolication conpleted owners wittoV ^t»tap Section from Hennepin County V. ailveHsi'etdi ^ S^R..' 5. $30.0v Fee 5r*s, List of (150 ft.) * ir_o£- Date Signature MC55* *9€ RCEL :..Vv- I 1 J‘\ - • r.‘r—V- Ui <• w I \ s. t * HC594 DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE A-603 GOVERNMENT CENTER MINNEAPOLIS, MN 55487 property OWNERS LIST ADDRESS ——- -T—2V3 oRou.,6 XxSSei^e: description voOi rv«to aWut 'SrdMD p. tU«xj^(x *5», -£^~S. 13 nruJvv \ /Y^. uiu, hi o ,o^^Cy ’ ^QOO; cgia.’o uWx p,o.6i>5^ 1”^“^‘oTOO •\f. ='•:. ^v-rtH 4 1^: ;v' i:v m^m?. %>y.i^noQ [ON ---------------—1 ’TToT BLK.PARCEL 1 i^QO ^AOO saiO-i 50^1 AqoD ,V,X. ‘6'TOO ! ~ H.,1 t' '■ K. PPI 4^ m>.‘- .‘at, ■ 10^0 Garland Lane N* Vlayzat.8f Minnesota 5559iAugust 21* 1977#30TT ^ :4r. Dave Filkins 110 Smith Avenue WayzBta, Minnesota 55591 Deer Sir: On August 20 end 21* 1977 six percolation tests tSo soil borings were performed on a part of Tract A* Registered L^-nd Survey No. 106? m Orono* *4innesota* 1 4. • +Vi«ne tests are shown on the attached sketch! T^e result, of the percolation tests are m ^ M •as follows: Perc Test No. Rate of absorption in ninutes per inch PI-A P2-A P5-P PA-P P5-P p 6-P 120 50J average ^2 55) min. each 60)_ Qverage 60 min. 60) 3ssed on the Minnesota Individual Sewage msposal systea Code :dini.ua ^Held in-the J-Iinnesota Department ot Health, T,n - absorption area of PJ-P and P -P wou r^uire 290^a.f of area Per bedroom or 1.22 sq. P | pg.p dav. 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Bonald Kchatroa ■urtruM, Ninn«*ut« 5A)1S ira*iti i?t*^**^*** TfMt part of Chr oa«t foot of tho wott 2O«0 foot of tho Southooot t/4 of Soctloft 27, Townolitp IIB. Ranpo 21. Honnopin County, Ntnnoonta. Iyln« north of County Stato Aid Hlghoav No. 4. ymo »st 1) Calttfng lonlna; IR-IN 2) Propoaod uoo: too olnalo faativ Into, U-ll Total land aroa: 1.1a a«roa Aroa, Lot I: if n Aroa. tot 2: , y, . ‘mm\ mrr t) Topegrapliy fcy OoWara-Cabrlol Land Surooyora, loa. 2) Contour tntorval: 2.0 tool )1 Dotuo a*o«Mo<l. ?? H } j jf 'uii ill h':: '* SIin? ’I 5 >4 3 a ii 3 •«* nH • • % % II U Hfi ill F2 3 11 iin)>!»i«Pi M illl *’■! I’ i ^ ihiS 3 ‘n b's*‘-’!rl ° H.- imlUlm ff ‘ i*i!=!ls| ?pffpfp • ^ I 2 f • ^ ^ f'‘*jh|-MsJ? s 1!* ! ‘if 'll L- r 4^.44^ T .siP''ljllSij