HomeMy WebLinkAbout09-30-65LAKEVILLE TOWNSHIP INNING COMMISSION
The regular monthly meeting of the La#oville Township Planning Board was
held at the Township Hall, September 30th, 1965 at 8:00 P.M. The following members
were present:
Mr. S. 8olstad Mr. A. Patenaude Mr. J. Gralow
Mr. R. Stegmaier Mr. G. Lydon
Mr. R. Simons Mr. W. Barrett
The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved by the Board.
Mr. Phil Stewart presented a sketch 8fr the proposed auto race track which he
seeks to build on 40 acres on the SW corner of Lakeville Township West of 35W.
After considerable discussion from the floor it was moved by Mr. Barrett and seconded
by Mr. Patenaude to recommend rezoning said property from agriculture to commercial -
industrial. In favor: Patensude, Barrett, Stegmaier; against: Simones, Gralow,
Lydon.
A second motion was made by Gralow and seconded by Lyden to refer above motion
to Midwest Planning and Research, Inc. and additional study to be made by the Plan-
ning Board. In favor: Simons, Lyden, Gralow; against: Patenaude, Barrett. Motion
carried.
A request by Mr. George Papers to construct a new garage on his property was
recommended to be granted by the board.
An ordinance regulating the parking and storing of junk cars within the Township
of Lakeville and regulating automobile graveyards was discussed. It was recommended
by the Board to accept the ordinance recommended by our legal council with the follow-
ing changes:
Sec. 1, Par. 1.1 - Junk car means any motor vehicle which for a period of 45
days or more is not in operable condition or is partially dismantled, or which is
used for sale of parts or as a source of repair or replacement parts for other vehicles,
or which for a period of 30 days or more is not properly licensed for operation within
the State of Minnesota except any vehicle that is used in seasonal service and where
a license is acquired only for that particular season of the year.
Sec. 2, Par. 2.1 - No person, firm or corporation shall erect or establish or
maintain an automobile graveyard within the limits of the Town of Lakeville, Dakota
County, Minnesota, without a public hearing and 75% of all adjacent property owners'
consent before a permit for such an establishment can be granted from the Town Board
or its authorized representative.
Sec. 5, Par. 5.1 - The applicant shall pay to the Town of Lakeville an appli-
cation fee of Twenty-five dollars ($25.00) at the time the application is filed, and
Seventy-five dollars ($75.00) for a permit fee when application is approved. A bond
shall be postdd in the amount of ($ ) to cover the cost to the Town of Lake-
ville in the event of discontinuation of the operation.
Sec. 6, Par. 6.1 (d) - (end of Par.) Such fence shall be maintained and well kept.
A motion was made and seconded to adjourn and unanimously adopted.
Respectfully submitted,
1-Y G, e-. LYDed
G. E. Lydon, Secretary