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HomeMy WebLinkAboutProject PacketVILLAGE OF ORONO Land Ilse Application Case No. / Fee �, Q Q :5 Date Street Location of Property:_ (o N `1 .i 1-\,o la i - TZ i L 1; X 6 " Apv�r Leval Description of Property: .5c, rt I `f 1 2. Owner: /JA&v..l? L O Z (ie) (Address) ress gone Type of Req>>es t : Conditional Ilse Permit Aarinnce Other X. Subdivision Rezoning Apnrovnl Description of Request : V(k , (Applicant) ONner Please draw or attach a sketch of proposed structure shoi,ing; the following: 1. Indicate North 6. Dimensions of nroposed structure 2. Location on Lot 7. Proposed setbacks 3. Adjacent Street Names ^. Zoning in force in this arca 4. Location setback and use of adjacent existinn building 5. Distances `):-tween any proposed structures and structures on adjacent property Exhibit Submitted: Nap or plat showing the property affected and all lands within 300' of the boundaries or the property affected by proposed change, (5 conies) Abstractors or attorneys certification listing± the names Ind address of the owners of the land within 300' of the boundaries of the nroperty reduostinG the change or rezoni.nn ss those names appear on the records of the County Auditor of Hennepin County. Petition snowing 50% of nroperty owners within 300' favoring rezoning or variance. Following O be tilled In by VIL111ge- CAronologyDate Q Inspection Dept. dniinistrator ouncil — n ineer_ I lannin g Comm. uncil vo liCAnt Notified I%. commend moons: DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE ROOM 116, COURTHOUSE MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. 55415 PROPERTY OWNERS LIST DESCRIPTION NAME ADDRESS LOT BLK. 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In the Northwest 1/4 of Section 6-117-23 4,,04 /,,*. s% N/i'. % r c n.* E..ar/ .r VW f., rr.•. ti .�•.�r ciNW !4 WNW..4 C.Srtificat9 of 9JrMI I Amreby crrtifv that this is a taste em, correct rnpre- sentst t on of a em vn7 of the the R-.st boundary of (A) the at h,if of the rNolt halt of the thrthwnst qus:'C^- Of the 1'orttunet (11tarter of Section 6, TovnihiT, 117 Vorth, Ihnjo 23 West of thn 5th Princiral tbric?ian; mrid of the i'ost botmt'•nry of (B) the f'aot half of thm rAtA ha1 f or the North- weat q>>►,rter of the Mrtht+rat q+.tnrt.-r of :'action 6, Township 117 north, Pnrge 23 Ihnt; of th-i _)th PrinciFel ttvrldlen, both (A) nntl (A) being oubjeet to An nFsem nt for rose pur- poons over thn I.orth 33 foot thmr-.of; and of the location of all 1,.id1(-1ngs thmr�on, but It fio-is not purrort to show rncra, from or or, naSA land. ,nrdon A. ph.'- Goffin �/'� PnE, No. 60t4 Land aurve•ror and Plsmer Lonp Inks, ?dnnpaota :;M 1" : 10 - 1 50' Pate : 7- 5•-67 o : Iron msrkor 510 J 31. - • - SAYSIOE— C-{U&w /.?44.0. TO: Planning Commission Plembers FROM: Dexter Marston, Zoning Administrator DATE: June 7, 1973 SUBJECT: S,jbdir ilon PETITIONER: Harold Anderson LOCATION: County Road 184, across from Ski `Tonka CURRENT ZONING: R-lg.(o,.e acre) CURRENT LAND USE: Residential PROPOSED LAND USE: To create two building lots from 10 acres. STAFF REPORT: Mr. Anderson would like to create two lots from Parcel 1412 which would be approximately tour acres and six acres. The width of these two lots would be about 140' 8 1901. Since Parcel 1412 was created before 1971, Section 39oo2i of the Village ordinance is applicable. Section 39.021 allows the petitioner to avoid the formal slatting procedures. The proposed property line is more than the required 10' from the homes, although the barn is only slightly more than 30' from the line. This problem is greatly over- shadowed by the fact that the two residences iA be on separate lots. Staff recommends approval of the subdivision in accordance with Section 39.021 of the ordinance and that the new property line maintain at least a 10' setback from the two residences. 11INUTES OF A REGULAR '1EETING HELD JUNE 110 1973 Page 2 Butler moved, welsh seconded, that the request DIVISION of Harold Anderson, 4665 Bayside Road, for a 4665 Bayside Road division be referred to the Planning Commissio►►. Motion, byes (4) - Nays (0). Butler moved, Welsh seconded, that the request of William Gagne for rezoning, conditional use, and variance at 2620 Wayzata Boulevard, be referred to the Planning Conmission. Motion, Ayes (4) - Nays (0). REZONING, CONDITIONAL USE, & VARIANCE 2620 Wayzata Boulevard Butler moved, Welsh seconded, that the request DIVISION of Robert Armstrong, 235 Nort;i Arm Lane, for a 235 North Arm Lane division, be referred to the Planning Commission. 'lotion, Ayes (4) - Nays (0). IVelsh moved, Dorn seconded, that Resolution #498, A resolution to vacate Hill Street from the west- ern end of the right-of-way of Tonga Avenue, goi►►g west to the end of Hill Street. No public intent would be served in the predictable future by ,seeping Hill Street as a Village road, be adopted. A)tion, Ayes (4) - Nays (0). Butler moved, Welsh seconded, to approve t'ie setback variance and the horse variance as requested by Hr. Benhardus of 4360 Bayside (toad. Motion, Ayes (4) - Nays (0). Council deferred action on fir. Winters' request until the Council meeting of June 25, 1973. 1.1r. 'larston is to review this request again in view of the fact that Lot 6 was not able to be purchased. Mr. tlarston will make a recommendation to the Council as how to treat Lots 1-2-3-4-5 as far as allowable buildable sites are concerned. Dorn moved, Butler seconded, to deny t!ie division request of 'fr. Starkey and that Mr. Starkey plat his property and s,►ow the necessary topograhh , drainage, and rroposed location of future homes; to nrnvide'a SO' minimum road way and provide acress to County Road 46 that is to the satisfaction of the County highway Department and the: Villa-e Engineer. `lotion, Ayes (4) - Nays (0).`' Ri'SOLUTION #498 Street Vacation Hill Street VARIANCE 4360 Bayside Road DIVISION $ VARIANCE Tonka View Lane DIVISION 3545 Sixth Avenue North Butler moved, Welsh seconded, that Resolution t499, RESOLUTION 1499 A resoltuion to purc;iase automatic votingg machines Federal Revenue Sharing with Federal Revenue Sharing Funds, be ado7ted. lotion, Ayes (4) - Nays (0). �I 1 4&i�l Am,atx ����-� - �-�-4 �iti��.�► /. 9a.,�.-�� max, ,Z--e 1104twh /irz-,) ,2) 3) (t (l�ry►2 n4ncY -nc �' maew titC t1- -, i. j �ce.o pa�a� d �� a<� enl� 16-3 ail, ,Ile -YUq 0 c X � (- I Ve �j l� Z, �tyj ez Tt t4t!t Ae W4qO 1, l•.i l at f��-c2 1 / ✓� L r r F"t Wss,N, a. "NANT' Of THE NOMNEST 2417 North CI*v*Iond SAINT PAUI, MINN. 55113 September 12, 1973 Village of Orono P. 0. Box 66 Crystal Bay, Minnesota 55323 Attention: Dexter Marston Re: Attached Plat Dear Sir: I wish to repiat the ten acres into two ieces as described on the plat. The land and the barn will be sold to Robert Olson, who now owns the adjoining ten acres on the East. This will leave me with 1.84 acres. I will then remove the small house, marked No. 1, by moving it off the property. I will retain the large house and the garage, also the shed. I trust this will be satisfactory with the Planning Commission and the Village Council. As you will recall I have ;previously paid the $25.00 fee for this consideration. If you have any questions please call me at 633-2310. Yours very truly, Harold Anderson RAIac encl. Harold Anderson Route 2, Box 88 Maple Plain, Minnesota 55359 J TttMINAI 1 ♦WIN C1TIt1 , 11 CLOUD, MINN - AIIIANDtIA. MINM - D/1totT IAtI1. MINN urns ►ALL$, MMIN • IN~ PALL$. MUM. • VIA111111ft I7M D AV A4, MMMI CMICAGO, 1LL ►A800 N 0 "AND t 0 S N 0 Do YIIS t"I. N 0 MAtvIT N 0 VALLtY CITY N 0- IAA U a AWMI N 0 M/MAKII, M 0 • WILLISTON, N 0 11DNIY MONI GLASGOW, MONT - NOti POWT, MONT ;IINUTES OF A REGULAR 'IEETING HELD OCTOBER 1S, 1973 Page 2 It was the opinion of the Planning Commission members that minimum lot size in areas that not have public utilities will not be more than two acres per lot. In addition, it was felt that the ISO' setbacl: for stables did not apply in this situation. The interpretation was that the 150' setback requirement was passed to prevent one property owner from infringing on We rights of another, and not to limit someone from dividing their property wAen the setback is acceptable to all affected property owners. n arles moved, Elliott seconded, that the division of i.9 acres from Parcel 1412, Sec. 6, be approved, subject to a variance from the moratorium and tAe Village Attorney's interpretation f the set- cack requirement for toe stable. Aotioi, Ayes (7) - Nays (0) . DIVISION 4665 Bayside Road Elliott moved, Guthrie seconded, teat a variance VARIANCE of 0.15 acres .ind 40' be granted from the size 1120 North Shore Drivo jt id widt i requirement as w711 as a variance from Ordinance : u. 149 for Parce� 2680, Sec. 7, because the area was platted before the existing zoning orAina►►ce, and sewer is available. Searles move", Guthrie seconded, Mat tic DIVISION I VARIANCE division of Lots 42-44 and parts of 4S and 64 3133 Casco Point Road :F Suring Park, into two building sites, a variance o S' from the width requirement of the westerly i.t and a variance from Ordinance No. 149, be approved, with the following conditions: 1. A lake setback that is compatible with the homes to We east must be maintained. 2. A drainage plan must be provided to avoid tae possibility of disturbing exist_►lg drainage. iotion, Ayes (7) - Nays (0). T,►e Kvalstens have submitted an application for CONDITIONAL USE PE21IT a conditional use permit for the construction 2595 Lydiard Circle of a duplex on Lot 2, Block 1, of Apple Hill. Van Nest recalled that this property was originally zoned commercial and when it was rezoned to half - acre lots, the understanding was duplexes could be constructed there. Oespite the fact W at tie Navarre Task Force has recommended the reclassification of the commercial property to the north of Lot 2, it was determined that another duplex would certainly fit in with the character of the area. Searles moved, Gasch seconded, that t:►e conditional use permit be approved, subject to the Council's approval of a variance to Ordinance No. 149. e�otion, Ayes (7) - Nays (0). The Village of Orono w -nos to iut'orw you Dtha t q ap 31 yinR for a elfv��tt'h_ this matter wilt bE- appearinX '-,— t : e the council on.,jj 3 t 9" 3 0 11-1/14, _. __.... it yn•, have any questions YouYs ttritlyM Owt te. .: Is T s tern 7.1INOTES OF A REGULAR "1EETING HELD OCTOBEi. 24. 1973 Page 2 Oberhauser moved, Butler seconded, to table tae request of Kermit Knutson for a divisions concerning 3640 Bayside Road until the comprehensive plan has been approved. After approval of the comprehensive plan, t;iis request will be sent back to the Planning Commission and the Park Commission for their comments and review, after which it will be forwarded to the Council again for consideration. Motion, Ayes (4) - Nays (0). Councilman Dorn abstained. Butler moved, Wels;, seconded, to table the division of Harold Anderson, 466S Bayside Road, until after the comprehensive plan has been approved. Upon approval of the comprehensive plan, this request will be sent ba• to tae Planning Commission for their comments and review and then forwarded to Cie Council. for further consideration. Motion, Ayes (4) - Nays (1). Councilman Dorn Nay. Butler moved, Welsh seconded, to approve the variance for Diamond Construction Co., 1120 North Shore Drive. The variance is granted for the lot size and a variance is also granted for the building moratorium. The hardship that was recognized is the fact that there is no more available land to bring the lot up to the proper size. ;lotion, 'es (5) - gays (0). ,lassengale moved, Butler seconded, to approve the division and variance of i;ryne Ghostley, 3133 Casco Point Road, subject to 0e following conditions: 1. That the applicant provide the Village Attorney, fr. Aarc Miitehead, with the recordable ingress and egress on the property. 2. That the applicant grant_ to the Village a utility easement if the driveway was found not to be big enough for a utility easement. 3. The conditions of the Planning Commissions 1linutes must be complied with concerning this division and variance. 4. That the Proper setback and drainage requirements be complied with. The Council felt t'iat the hardship in this ,articular case was that originally two lots existed in this area and that it appears ail accidential combination took place sometime in the past. Motion, Ayes (5) - Nays (0). DIVISION 3640 Bayside Road DIVISION 466S Bayside Road VARIANCL 1120 North Shore Drive DIVISION & VARIANCE 3133 Casco Point Road April 10, 1974 Mr. Harold Anderson 46Ej Bayside Road Maple,Plain, Minnesota 55359 Dear Mr. Anderson: Your request to subdivide your 10-5cre lot will cone before the Piannina Commission on April 15, 1974. As you are probably aware, the Plannlnq Commission has recommended that this area be zoned for 2-ecre lots. If this is adopted by the Council, your division will undoubtedly receive approval from the Planning Commission. Please contact me before Monday evening's meeting, If possible. Think you. Sincerely yours, Dexter Marston Zoning Adminlstrator The Planning Commission tabled Mr. Starkey's request until a preliminary plat is filed with the Zoning Administrator. Gasch moved, Elliott seconded that a variance of 4,130' be granted to the lot legally described as Plat 42220, Parcel 3700 because It was in existance before the present zoning ordinance and since it is consistent with the neighborhood. Ar. Harold Anderson has requested permission to divide 2 acres off of an existing 10 acre lot which is legally des- cribed as Plat 41306, Parcel 1412. Kallestad moved, Elliott seconded that the Planning Commission schedule a public hearing for May 20, 1974, Ayes (7) Nays (0). The petitioner has requested a variance to allow the con- struction of an addition onto his present home. The home Is 30' from the road right-of-way. The present setback re- quirement is 35' in this area, and ;,Ir. Anderson would like to keep the addition in line with the present home. Gasch moved, Hake seconded that a variance be granted because of the location of the existing home. Ayes (7) Nays (0). Mr. Rebel has applied for a building permit to construct a storage building for farm machinery and hay. According to the ordinance, such a building would be classified as a stable and animals would be allowed to be housed within such a structure. Mr. Riebel would like to locate this structure 120' from the property line, and, therefore, needs a variance. The petitioner claims that it would be Impos- sible to put the building 150' from the property line with- out removing a great number of trees. Gasch moved, Pesek seconded, that a variance be granted if the Zoning Adminis- trator can determine that there Is indeed a problem with either the terrain or trees In locating the structure 150' from the property line. if no hardship is evident, the ap- plication should come before the Planning Commission In May. Ayes s ( 7 ) Nays (0) . At the present time, the home located on Plat 43480, Parcel 500, Is only 5' from the property IIne. Mr. Bar kIand would Ilk* to construct a basement under the existing home. This does require a variance since the setback requirement is 101. Prsek moved, Curtis seconded that a variance be approved since the neighbors expressed no objection to constructing a basement under a structure that does not now presently con- form to the setback requirements. Ayes (7) Nays (0). Roy Starkey David Slavik 3 Donald Schultz Variance Harold Anderson`,, Subdivision John Anderson Variance Frederick Rlebel Varl nce Larry Berkland Variance In September, 1972, the Orono Council approved the Mark One John Zimmer b Subdivision. Mark I consists of six 2 acre lots which at that Melvin Dale time met the I acre zoo'r1q requirement. At the present time, Variance the petitioner owns 5 lots and would like to know it a variance will be granted to allow construction of homes on each of the -2- TO: FP(Y1: MATED: JVW Ec': PLT 17 i ONEP.: LOCAT i u1 ' : I -inning :xvnf:-s on Oaxtor Marston May 7, 1974 .3ubdfVIS '.;;'1 %r-o i ci Am;arson Coan-ty Road 84 across from Ski Tork_a Proposed Zoning: : tR-- I B, 2 ,A:: r : Propos::rd Jse: Create 2 Cu i ld i n j Sitef ror,; 10 AC -es STAF` REPORT: I", APAd . • you v -opeses -c sp 11 t of f i .9 acr3 a f ra.r a 10 ecro tract, with his neighbor fin the, a;;t !iiyin.1 th,. rarial.l:r,l p^rtiorr ;7i Via ;;roperfV mnd com- bining it with his :g acre.. V the last Planning :fxami s�r)n meeting, Uzi ccrtlfssioner,�: agreed t,at it would bE bAicsr t© Gr,�rr, vtsriac:::e c A0 of an acre titan raquire ,''r. Anderson �o Jor. t" ,,r �,perl y i 1 r:e around an ex i �- t i • ig barn. A variart_a of 1/10 of An ecru from the propose...' 2 .:acr® .<oninq in this ar,aa > ap�rorrlote becaus:.r !t structure is locatcd in such a way .is fio prevent a 2--Fcre split wlTnwt .reating an jndisi;-able di1, in the prop, r;y i fn?. In add Itior-, a varla,.:o wi'1 !have to be gra.itet.' fo the toe-3tIon of 1±_.: `»rn it relit ion to -rho pr : qart`, I isle. Thn coda requires a M, :;etbacK from any property lino for a barn. ince tfr. Andorcorr owns the iropfer•ty ind is aware of the !c=align of tho yarn, 1 futu owr.urr `N'?1'' ^ bo a'.';'f'9 C i N, st,-uzzture i tl rela'1- s variart)e scan:: justified. T+* staff r:sc(,,7vnende ­' hat -rho Anderson division be w' tt, Fire two var - IAnr.ms Cc;MJ'ti`:)nat+ ,zn the p3yr,1e11t rf -the Sp park `e.e. it Jwrl w► s ri Awn - .r r � A »a Plat of Curvnv for Northern Lan(, Rn(i Realty Co. in the Northwest 1/ ; of :.action 6-1.17--23 k n / err TdSed �1vr�Si o� A'N' , i .w f 1~ 7 14 of 1'A' it er .�. �•�� ti �rl�'1 r� Y��e•.r.•- oiN.W '4WOV.4 nr ..1;•.l;en of ;i? ZY o3rtiti cat- of 9u1-rwy: I hmre-tn certify that this Is it tnie rino correct repre- ao�tSstinn )f a avrvoy of the tho E-at tA!%jrdRry of (A) the V-3A half of thos feat half o! Ue 11.,)rthwmst quart" of the 1!orthv•,nt (piarter of Section 6, , , • Tovnnhip 117 North, Range 23 Ziet of thn 5th Prinelped tbridtan; end of, the Meat ' batmdnry of (B) the Past halt of tho Felt hnl.f of the North- vest quF+rter of, the IOorthweet gttertnr of :action 6, Township. 117 Horth, Flange 23 Wm3t of thn 5th Principal Mrldian et;p,v' Twth (A) and (B) being oubJAdt to nn nrcownt for rose pur- Poans aver thm North 33 feet • thormo f ; and of the loaatiop '!'''** r of all builclage thereon, bat,: " It door not purport to show � y` nnero,:chmAnt a from or on solo lend. Gordon A, Coffin Pee. No. 6064 Lend Wrveyor and Planner n'+ lonp, FAkn, Minnesota rutot . 7-5-67 o 1 Iron aarker ', �Z ice• r. i •�1` i{ 4 c f.-'���� F� '` �'t^ .a: .t'� s� '�' _ F v `' 1j i_.-•�0*1 :!'3. ��1:: •��z, ,yam . Tr/ - �ryma y• - �.`�' +ed '`t' -41 *' <• :IMrF- S ri.-. _ ',r"+y '~�sQi -- — — - -- -- ——BAY$IDE CTY- en D - •r 1 �2 Ac Wj+L IL `� �/�%) •4 `•'. � F. .'.e g •-aka. '�` L, 4 �. af, a` •,yam. i• + .c. . �• _� lip -i;.. •• ,�;�•. ,� .. �vl i' ,;t_" r '•o .-w�•'i jr A ai- ;i�*"i,Y: '��.�� � ,s,,�,.��•.• :�,.j'*s! -• A PAL! SLO(v l . "7 , ) •�o 2'Its' �- R A PAL! SLO(v l . "7 , ) •�o 2'Its' �- R e MWsf n4,W x) "465 ft • r oRrN L UyIL of it1w. OF zcFcrav d • I/'�-2 CERTIFICATE OF MAILING STATE OF MINNESOTA ) COUNTY OF HENNEPIN CITY OF ORONO ) 1, Dexter J. Marston, City Zoning Administrelor o` tris City of Orono, Hennepin County, Minnesota, do hereby certify that a Not ce of Public Hearing concerning Harold Anderson's request for a Suu;,ivision at 4665 Bayside Road was mailed to the at4dched list of property owners on May 7, 1974. In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 7th day of May, 1974. SFAL Village of Orono P.O. IIOX fs6, CRYSTAL BAY, MINN. 55323 • MI NICIPAL OFFICFS PHONE: 473-7367 On the North Short Lake Minnetonka `lay /, 1974 Jear Property Owners: The City of Orono would like to inform you that a Public Hearing will be held at 8:00 P.M., Monday, May 20, 1974, at the City Council Chambers to discuss the matter of a subdivision application requested by Mr. Harold Anderson. Should you have any questions or comments, please feel free to attend this meeting. Sincerely yours, Zoning Department City of Orono May 7, 1974 Mr. Herold Anderson 4665 Bayslde Road 'laple Plain, AInnesota 55359 Dear Ar. Anderson: This Is —) Inform you that the matter of your subdivision application will be held as a Public Hearing at 8:00 P.M., Monday, May 20, 1974, in the City Council Chambers. We would appreciate your presence at this meeting. Thank you. Sincerely yours, Zoning Department C i ty of Orono NO, -ICE OF PUBLIC HEAR114G HUTICE is hereby given that the Planningi Commisslon of the City of Orono, Henn- epin County, Minnesota, wi i i hol(' a Public Ilearing in the City Cou;a:i l Chambers at 8:00 P.M., Monday, ;lay 20, 1914, to consider the subdivision of 1.9 acres from an existing 10 acre lot. This roquest involves a variance fron the 2 acre lot requirements. The property is loc_�4ad at 4665 13ayside Road and Is legally des- cribed as follows: 3a/c- Pla' 160, Parcel 1412 Petitioner: liar .)Id Anderson Dated: Aay 7, 1974 CITY OF OR0440 BY: Orde►- of the City Planning Commission /s/ Dexter 'oars*on Zo,, : ng Adni n i strator Please publish in the Mound-Westonka and Wayzata -Orono Sun newspapers two weeks, May 9, 1974, and May 16, 1974. 0SUNNEWSROERS AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION MOUND S JN 5561 Shorelino Blvd. State of Minnesota County of Hennepin Mound, Minnesota J. R. RITCHA f, being duly sworn, on oath says he is and during all times here stated has been the vice president and printer of the newspaper known as The Mound Sun and has full knowledge of the facts herein stated as follows (1) Said newspaper is printed In the Znglish language in newspaper format and in column and sheet form equivalent in printed space to at least 900 square Inches. (3) Said newspaper is a weekly and is distributed at least once each week. (3) Said newspaper has 50% of its news columns devoted to news of local interest to the community which It purports to serve and does not wholly duplicate anv other publication and is not made up entirely of patents, plate matter and advertisements (4) Said newspaper is circulated in and near the municipallty which it purports to serve, has at least 500 copies regularly delivered to paying subscribers, has an average of at least 75% of its total circulation currently paid or no more than three months in arrears and has entry as second- clau matter in Its local post -office (5) Said newspaper purports to serve the Village of Mound in the County of Hennepin and it has its known office of issue in the Village of Mound in said County, established and open during its regular business hours for the gatherin.4 of news, sale of advertisements and sale of subscription and maintained by the managing officer or persons In its employ and subject to his direction and control during all such regular business hours and devoted exclusively durin` such business hours to the business of the newsppper and business related thereto .Bi Said newspaper filer a copy of i each issue mmediately with the State Historial Society Or Said newspaper has complied with all the foregoing conditions for at least two years preceding the day or dates of publication ment.-ned below. (8) Sohn newspaper has filed with the Secretary of State of Minnesota prior to January 1, 19W and each January 1 thereafter an affidavit in the form prescribed by the Secretary of State and signed by the publisher of said newspaper and sworn to before a notary public stating that the newspaper is a legal newspapei. He further states on oath that the printed Ala of Public _MwAng — iA A5 Ilitjmi& IRmd hereto attached ss a part hereof was cut from the columns of said newspaper, and was printed and published therein Ir the Rnglish language, once each week, fur _ tW0____successtve weeks; ?berg 9 MY 74 tttat it was first so published on _.--------ttie�_—__-_ -._—day of—_—, 19.— and was thereafter printed red published on every- fty _tu and Including —_H_.._,tla . day of __ _~�____, lfa.__�4 and that the following is a printed copy of the lower ease alphabet from A to Z, both inclusive, and is hereby acknowledged as hatng the flee and kind of type used in the composition and publication of said notice, to-wfi eseAelgaijLawasArsrwsvt A • fatgl�t --., ,. w�►.ug w Subscribed and sworn to before me wit Zcl day of-�� 10 74 (Notarial NOW) f t3. M. Vest, Notary Public, Hennepin County, Minn. My Commlaaioa Expires April 18th, 1a-o. OSUNNEWSPAPERS AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION MIDI I k MOUND SUN ww. . 3"1 ft Am OW. Mound, Minnesota or.asa r. State of Minnesota County of Hennepin J. R. RITCHAY, being duly sworn, on oath says he is and during all times here stated has been the vice preside: t ind pi inter of the newspaper known as The Mound Sun and has full knowledge cut ' . facts herein stated as follows: (1) Said newspaper is printed in the English language in newspaper format and iii column and sheet form equivalent in printed space to at least 900 square inches. (2) Said newspaper is a weekly and is distributed at least once each week. (8) Said newspaper has 50% of its news colurrins devoted to news of local interest to the community which it purports to serve and does not wholly duplicate any other publication and is not made up entirely of patents, plate matter and advertisements. (4) Said newspaper is circulated In and near the municipality which it purports to serve, has at least 500 copies regularlyy delivered to paying subscribers, has an average of at least 75% of its total circulation current l: paid or no more than three months in arrears and has entry as second- class matter in its local post -office. (S) Said newspaper purports to serve the Village of Mound in the County of Hennepin and it has its known office of issue in the Village of Mound in said County, established and open during its regular business hours for the gathering of news, sale of advertisements and sale of subscription and maintained by the managing officer or persons in its employ and subject to his direction and control during all such regular business hours and devoted exclusively during such business hours to the business of the newsppaer and business related thereto. ill Said newspaper files a copy of each Issue immediately with the State Historfa! Society. 17) Said newspaper has complied with all the foregoing conditions for at least two years preceding the day or dates of publication mentioned below. (8) Said newspaper has filed with the Secretary of State of Minnesota prior to January 1, 1988 and each January 1 thereafter an affidavit in the form prescribed by the Secretary of State and signed by the publisher of said newspaper and sworn to before a notary public stating that the newspaper is a legal newspaper. He further states on oath that the printed notice_ of Public Hearing - IL665 Baynide Road hereto attached as a part hereof was cut from the columns of said newspaper, and was printed and published therein In the English language, once each week, for two --3uccesslve weeks; Thurs 9 May 74 that It was first so published on— _the day of 19 and was thereafter printed and published on eve Thursday every to and Including Thurs t{be 16 day of may 19 Th and that the following is a printed copy Of the lower caae alphabet from A to Z, both inclusive, and is hereby acknowledged as being the also and kind of type used in the composition and publication of said uotice, to -wit: •ocdef`Ai)tlrn:xipgr Stu vw ■ n 16 May 74 Subscribed and sworn to before ine thla_____ _.day o(__1p` (XVIORM Nabs ff. U. Yaat. Notary Public, Hennepin County, Minn MY C4110011M1100 Rxpires April 18th, 1979 41MUTES OF THE REGULAR PLANN114G COMAISSIOld MEETING, MONDAY, MAY 20, 1974, 7:30 P.A. The meeting was called to order by Chairman VanNest at 7:40 PM. All members present with exception of Kaliestad and Elliott. Fred Curtis moved, Paul Pesek seconded, that the Ainutes of the April 15, 1974, Planning Coninission meeting be approved. Ayes (7) Nays (0). I / Chairman VanNest opened the Public Hearing at 7:42 P.A. regard- Harold Anderson ing a subdivision of 2 acres off from a 10 acre tract legally Subdivision described as Plat 41360, Parcel 1412. The Zoning Administrator presented the Notice of Public Hearing, the Certificate of Aail- ing, and the Affidavit of Publication. The Planning Commission agreed that a simple subdivision with a variance for the setback of the barn and for a 1.9 acre lot is justified and all future property owners wi.l buy the property with full knowledge of the location of this barn. If Ar. Ander- son were to comply with the strict letter of the law, he would create a lot with an unusual and undesirable shape. After all persons were afforded an opportunity to be heard, the Public Hearing was closed at 7:45 P.M. Kullberg moved, Curtis seconded, that the sk,-sple subdivision with a variance for allowing a 1.9 acre lot and a variance from the required 150' setback for a stable be granted conditioned on the payment of a 5p park fee on the 2 acre site, and that the remaining 8.1 acres be combined with the property to the east. eyes (7) Nays (0). Chairman Van(Jest opened the Public Hearing at 7:45 P.M. for the Hugh Harrison property legally described as Plat 41620, Parcel 3000. The Subdivision Zoning Administrator presented the Affidavit of Publication, the Notice of Public Hearing, and the Certificate of Mailing. The Zoning Administrator explained to the Planninq Commission that the staff felt that it was essential that a public right- of-way be provided to the proposed 2.5 acre parcel, and that the narrow strip of land which provides lake access should be widened from 30' to 501. ;Ar. . Lahti - Ilhat wou I d be the purpose of exteid i ng Long Lake Blvd. as a public road, and how would it be done since the pro- posed lot is separated from the public road right-of-way at the present time by a private easer)ent? 4r. Harrison - Since 1 do not anticipat9 subdividing my property In the future, I see no need for providing a public road. In add- ition, I would be willing to widen the 30' strip, but I would like to keep It as narrow as possible. Cormissloner Gasch - Although the property to the east of this is marsh, establishing a standard of 50 of lakeshore as being the minimum allowed seems reasonable. Since the marsh Lakeshore property to the east of the 50' strip cannot be that valuable, it would seem approp- riate that we require :Ar. Harrison to provide 50' of lakeshore. MINUTES OF A REGULAR IiEETING HELD MAY 28, 1974 Page 2 Paurus moved, Searles seconded, to grant a variaace to Richard Hollander, 680 North Arm Drive, for the construction of a garage 22' from the road right-of-way, since it is an improvement over the existing situation, but a variance from the 75' lake setback ordinance can only be given preliminary approval subject to the iiinnehaha Creek Iatershed District giving its approval. This variance was deemed reasonable since it is a narrow lot and the variance is only a need for a deck supported by poles. As soon as the Watershed District approves it, then a written copy of that approval must be submitted to Dexter Marston, and if it meets fir. i4arston's approval, then the staff is authorized to grant a variance. Motion, Ayes (3) - Nays (0) . The variance for John Zimmer & Melvin Dale on County Road #6 and Watertown Road is tabled until June 11, 1974. The variance for Albert Burkhalter and Gerben Korthius, 1066 Loma Linda, is also tabled until June. 11, 1974. Butler moved Paurus seconded, to grant the variance and subdivision for Harold Anderson, 4665 Bayside Road, and that a 5% park fee is to be charged to the two - acre__ parcel. Motion, Ayes (3) - Nays (0) . Searles moved, Paurus seconded, to grant the subdivision to Hugh Harrison and that a 50' access to the lake be provided and that a 5% park fee be charged for this subdivision. ldotion, Ayes (3) - Nays (0) . Paurus moved, Butler seconded, to deny the street vacation of Dale Batson, 2200 Bayview Place. But the Council did feel that perhaps consideration should be given in the future for the variances needed for construction of a garage. Aotion, Ayes (3) - clays (C). Paurus moved, Butler seconded, to approve the conditional use permit of Edward Zubov, 1940 Shoreline Drive, under the conditions as specified by fir. Idarston in his memo. :lotion, Ayes (3) - Nays (0) . VARIANCE 680 North Arm Drive 41685 - 1020 Lot 1 VARIANCE Watertown Road & 46 VARIANCE 1066 Loma Linda VARIANCE & SUBDIVISION 4665 Bayside Road / 42460 - 1412 C SUBDIVISIO14 41620 - 3000 STREET VACATION Wallace Avenue CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT 1940 Shoreline Drive 41880 - 5000 MINUIES OF A PLANNING COMMISSION PEETING HELD APRIL 4, 1977 - PAGE 6 The Zoning Administrator stated that although this item was not on the agenda he would like to bring this matter to their attention. Mr. Ar►c. !rson has been into the office and inquired about the amount of Park Dedication Fee due on his subdivision whifh was approved in 1973. The Zoning Administrator t-ullt this proposal should be reviewed by the Commission. After a brief discussion, Hassel moved, Hannah seconded, that this subdivision proposal be resubmitted. Motion - Ayes (S), Nays (G). There was some discussion to consider denying any duck pond proposals. The Planning Com:ission felt that removal of aquatic vegetation in a_my marsh area would destroy the filtration of storm water provided by marshes. The Commission considered setting up standards and clarification of parks. The Commission determined that (parks) as a permitted use in residential districts is too broad a tern. Ordinance should be amended. After a brief discussion, the Commission determined this was definitely a commercial operation, and there are commercial zones for an operation such as this in Orono. Hannah moved, Dunlap seconded, to recommend against amending the ordinance for dog boarding or kennels in any residential zone. Motion - Ayes (S), Nays (0). Member Dunlap submitted her comments to the Zoning Administrator. Other members stated that their comments would be forwarded soon. Richard Tuthill and Richard Hassel presented a preliminary plan and model of the 21 unit PRD concept over 21 acres of land in Minnetonka Beach and Orono. This location is north of County Road i15 and east of the Texaco Station at the intersection of County Road #19 and 015. The proposed density would not exceed the zoning requirements. The preliminary model indicated that there would be approximately 3-S units in Orono. The applicants presented the proposal in order to get soma direction from the Planning Commission. Other than determining the actual location of the structures, the Commission indicated general approval of the concept. The proposal would require platting, detailed plans for PFM approval and joint agreement with the City of Minnetonka Beach. HAROLD ANDERSON 4665 BAYSIDE ROAD 1974 SUBDIVISION WETLANDS DREDGING & DICK PONDS (MORATORIUM) PARK STATUS (MORATORIUM) USES IN S-ACRE RESIDENTIAL ZONES - VETERINARIAN & DOG BC'ARDING SITE, TRAFFIC & ENVIRON- MENTAL REPORTS ON FUTURE MEDINA VO-TECH SCHOOL PROPOSAL RICHARD TUTHILL 21-UNIT PRD OONCEPT TO: Council FROM: Hank Which, Zoning Administrator DATE: April 20, 1977 SUBJECT: Harold Anderson - 4665 Bayside Road 1974 Subdivision - Never Recorded Mr. Anderson was in my office recently inquiring why his plat was denied recording at the County. I explained to him that when T received the County's r,.quest to confirm the subdivision approval, I found he had never paid his Park Dedication Fee so I informed the County that all conditions were not met for plat approval. In reviewing his plat, I discovered several irregularities: 1. The split of 10 acres into 2 sites in a 2-acre zone - one of the lots does not meet the 2 acres. 2. No final plat on record. 3. The back 8 acres ame:rs landlocked. 4. Accessory buildv:g (pole barn) on large lot without main structure. S. Barn does not meet required 150' lot line setback. 6. No Park Dedication Fee paid. When I found this I suggested he submit a new plan. He was quite upset and refused, so I took the material to the Planning Commission for recommendation to Council for some direction. The Planning Commission recommended this proposal be resubmitted. I'm enclosing copies of the Planning Commission and Council minutes from 1973 and 1974 when this proposal was originally made. COUNCIL MEETING - April 27, 1977 Directed Staff to inform Mr. Anderson to resubmit subdivision application. New proposal must meet zoning requirements and eliminate landlocked area to the rear. Current park dedication fee and application fee. STAFF - May S, 1977 Letter to Mr. Anderson informing him a new subdivision proposal would be required. The original application from 1974 had expired (statute of limitations). CONTINUED MEETING OF THE ORONO COUNCIL APRIL 27, 1977 Page 14 Mayor Brad Van Nest noted that these structures would require a variance, as well as a building permit in that this would create more than one permanent structure on one lot, again, expanding storage areas at marinas which would seem to be unreasonable. Mayor Van Nest concluded that there appears to be many questions that remain unanswered and staff will require additional time to research all the information required to justify Mr. Hork's request. Mayor Van rest moved, Welsh seconded, to table the request of the North Shore Marina for a structure with boat racks until the May 9, 1977 Council meeting. Motion, Ayes (3) - Nays (0). Mr. George Johnson, 835 Partenwood Road, addressed the City Council stating that there are some concerns that the Council should address themselves to: 1. The City Council cannot grant permits for temporary construction. 2. If the City of Orono should allow Mr. Hork to install the racks, the City is inviting a lawsuit. Mr. George Johnson felt that there was much public concern in allowing the marinas to expand their operation at this time. Mayor Van Nest moved, Butler seconded, to table the request of Dan Oas, 3297 Casco Circle, to waive special assessments, until the Council meeting of May 9, 1977 for further information. Motion, Ayes (3) - Nays (0). Mayor Van Nest moved, Welsh seconded, to refer to the Planning Commission the subdivision request of Harold Anderson, 4665 Bayside Road, for their review and comments. Motion, Ayes (3) - Nays (0). Henry Muhich, Building & Zoning Administrator, presented a report by Gordon Coffin, surveyor, explaining the advantages and disadvantages of subdivision plats vs. Registered Land Surveys. SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS 3297 Casco Circle V/SUBDIVISION 4665 Bayside Road SUBDIVI.,ION vs. RLS Telephone 473.7357 CITY of ORONO Poet Office fox 66-Crystal Bay, Minnesota 55323 - Municipal Offices On the North Shore of Lake Minnetonka May S, 1977 Mr. Harold Anderson 4665 Bayside Road Maple Plain, Minnesota S53S9 Dear Mr. Anderson: I presented your original subdivision proposal to the Plarming Commission and Council for some direction as to the procedures we should follow for final approval of your plat. I've been instructed to inform you that the original approval of the preliminary plat has not reached the statute of limitations. You will be required to resubmit your application for the proposed div.sion. The procedure consists of both a preliminary and final plat approval. The formula for determining the park dedication fee has also been changed somewhat since your original proposal was made. The park dedication fee on your original proposal was never paid. We have discovered several problems in the original proposal and would like to suggest several changes if at all possible. The front lot lacks the necessary 2 acres (87,120 sq. ft.) area and the rear lot appears to be landlocked. An access easement to the back lot should be indicated on the proposed plat. A new application form can be obtained at the City offices. The fee for a sub- division proposal is $100 plus $2 for each proposed parcel. A certified list of names and addresses of all property owners within 300' of the boundaries of the subject property is also required. This list can be acquired from the Hennepin County Department of Finance. If you have any questions, please feel free to gl.e me a call. Sincerely, Henry F. Muhich Zoning Administrator W �QQ �5 O 2 Q J Q W J 2 O rn W 4 QC Z) O cc O W QC Q W W cc j d <Y W 4 O U DATE TIME CITY OF ORONO CALLED -IN INSPECTION NOTICE SCHEDULED PERMIT NO. COMPLETED ADDRESS OWNER �.--- --- -- - - __ CONTR. 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