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HomeMy WebLinkAbout10-16-80 ...r. { Lakeville, Minnesota Planning Commission Meeting lb October 1980. • The meeting was called td order at 7.:45 p.m. by Chairman Charles Johnson. Roll call of members. was oaken. Present: Antolik; Johnson; Rice; Geisness. Absent; Enright; Asmus; Harvey ' Also present: Sid Miller,', City Building Official; Roger Knutson, City Attorney; Frank Kriz, City Engineer; Davild Licht, Ci y Planner. The Chairman called for d review of the meeting minutes of 2 October 1980. Mr, Geisness stated corrections of address and names were needed on page 5. Mr. Watts address is "11098 168th Street". Mr. Guentzel's name is also misspelled and his address is "16115 Jampica Awenue West". Mr. Rice stated that on page b, Mr. Nick Mahowald of 875 206th Street name and address was list~d wrong. Mr. Riee also pointed out that on page 7, Mr. Ace Butrick's address needed correction to "7300 France Avenue South, Edina". Mr. Johnson stated that o•n page 9, Mr,..Nenough's name was misspel-led and his address is 20898 Italy Avenue. Mr. Antolik wished to clarify his statemen# with regard to Mr. Spande initiating a motion on the installation of sewer between the Nelson's and Sebel's proper#y. The point to be made is thpt hie was questioning the ac#ion taken by Mr. Spdnde. 80.185 Motion was made by Ricey seconded by Antolik to approve the Planning Commission meeting • minutes of 2 October as amended . Roll call was taken on the motion. Ayes: Johnson; Rice; Antolik. Abstain: Geisness (due to his absence from tie meeting) The Chairman reopened- tfle continued public hearing on the applications of Lakeville Parking, lnc. to .rezone lots 1 through 5, block Berres Addition and lot 12, block 14, Original Town of Fairfielal Addition from R-5, multiple residentipi, to CBD-C, Central Business District-Commerdial . The residents of the area presented the original of a formal petition requesting that. the City move to deny the request. $0.196 Mr. Antolik moved and IV~Ir. Geisness seconded a motion to formally accept and record the petition from the resident$ of the area. Roll call was taken on the motion. Ayes: Unanimous Mr. John Lewis, resident'of the area, stated he and his neighbors were opposed to high density business next to I¢w density residential . Mrs. -Fred Harris stated there are currently major problems with access onto Holyoke from 207th and that no more traffic is needed.. ~ /i1rY? .a~i~ Lakeville, Minnesota Planning Commission Meeting • 16 October 1980 80.187 Motion was made by Ricer seconded by Antolik to close the public hearing. Roll call was taken on the motion. Ayes: Unanimous Mr. Knutson distributed a fetter dated 16 October 1980 commenting that on July 1974 the City Council only accepted a concept plan which was later refined through detailed studies in 1976 and 1979 which called for the area in question to be medium to high density residential . The Chairmaln read the letter aloud to the audience. 80.188 Motion was made by Rice, seconded by Antolik to recommend to th.e City Council to deny the requested rezoning of Lakeville Parking, Inc. and to leave the property as presently zoned . Roll call was taken on thej motion. Ayes: Unanimous Chairrrian Johnson reopened the continued public hearing on the applications of Loken and Spande for a preliminary flat of Oak Shores 10th Addition, rezoning of lots 1 through 7 from R-2, single family, to R-4, single and two family residence, and for a variance in the length of the cul-de-sac. Mr. Licht advised that the applicants had been advised by • staff of a number of problems and questions regarding the plat, as well as a suggested re- design of the layout. Mr Kriz stated that he has discussed these matters with the applicant and that he is moving to resolve the issues . 80.189 Motion was made by Geisness, seconded by Rice to continue the public hearing indefinitely until the applicant submits revised plans. Roll call was taken on thee... motion. Ayes: Unanimous ' Mr. Len Nelson advised. that he was within 350 feet of the property, but had not received notice. Mr. Knutson reviewed the file containing notices and advised the Commission that notification had beer mailed to Mr. Nelson at his former Bloomington address.: Mr. Geisness stated no rezoning sign had been placed on the property and requested that action be taken to provide a sign as soon as possible. The Chairman reopened thle continued public hearing on the application of James A. Buck for a conditional use permiit to construct a new house on lots 27 and 28, block 3, Liberty Heights Addition within 1.1000 feet of Orchard Lake. Mr. Miller advised that no additional information. had been received despite continued attempts by staff. L 2 ...W.. Lakevi I le, Mi nneso#a Planning Commission h/leeting • 16 October 1.980 80.190 Motion was made by Rice, seconded by Antolik to continue the public hearing on Mr. James A. Buck's request. indefinitely until sufficient information is received by staff . Roll call was taken on thq motion. Ayes: Unanimous Chairman Johnson openedlthe public hearing on the application of Central Telephone Company for a c.anditiona~ use permit to bury an underground gasoline tank to supply fuel for an emergency generatdr at 20715 Howland Avenue. Mr. Knutson advised that the hearing had been duly published and notices provided . A representative of Central Telephone appeared and seated they were agreeable with the planner's report and con- ditions for development. He indicated further that the current request is a temporary measure and that a larger evelopment is planned by 1982. These plans wil ( be submitted to the City 'for review andl approval . Mr. Miller advised that the plumbing inspector had reviewed the plans and fo+~nd no problems. 80.191 Motion was made by Rice,; seconded by Geisness to c lose fihe public hearing. Rol( call was taken on the' motion. Ayes: Unanimous .192 Motion was made by Geisrhess, seconded by Johnson to recommend to the Cit Council y approval of Central Telephone's conditiona! use permit request subject to the conditions outlined in the City Planner's report. Rol I call was taken on the' motion. Ayes: Unanimous The applicant's representative was advised that the matter will come before the City Council at their 3 November 1980 meeting. The Chairman opened the ublic hearing on the application of Denny Lunski for a conditional use permit to build a hous~within 1,000 feet of Orchard Lake to 17298 Kodiak Avenue, lot 6, Block 4, Ken Con Estat'les. Mr. Knutson indicated that proper notice had been given. Mr. Miller stated that his review of the request suggested no problems. Mr. Johnson asked Mr. Kriz if,there are plans for sewer and water in this area. Mr. Kriz stated that there are no plans at `present. 80.193 Motion was made by Geisrjess, seconded by Rice to close the public hearing. Roll call was taken on the Imotion. Ayes: Unanimous 3 Lakeville, Minnesota Planning Commission Meeting • ' 16 October 1980 $0.194 Motion was made by Geisness, seconded by Rice to recommend to the City Council the approval of the Lunski co~hditional use .permit request subject to the stipulations in the City Building Official's Otter dated 10 October 1980. Roll call• was taken on the motion. Ayes: Unanimous The applicant was advised that his request would be considered for action by the City Council at their 20 October meeting. Chairman Johnson opened discussion on the application of Steve Sizer to replat lots 3 and 4, block 1, Oak Hills Fiat Addition, located on the south side of the service road on the south side of 175th Street { Mr. Sizer appeared before the Commission and stated that the reasoning for the 'need for',a southerly access to the property resulted from his desire to build an earth sheltered house, equipped with solar heating. Topography therefore dictated the positioning of the structure. Mr. Licht stated a major concern was the applicant's knowledge that building placement could preclude future resubdivision of the lot. Mr. Sizer stated his only difficulty with the staff recommendations was obtaining a certificate of survey of the property prior to the staking of the proposed house. Mr. Kriz and Mr. Licht stated the survey was accdptable at any time prior to the granting of a building permit.. 0.195 Notion was made by Rice,' seconded b Antolik to recommend to the Cit Council the Y y approval of Mr. Sizer's dejvelopment and lot split subject to the conditions outlined irrthe City Engineer's and City Manner's reports. Roll call was taken on thelmotion. Ayes: Unanimous Mr . Sizer was. advised tha} the City Counci ( will consider his proposed lot spl i t and hold a public hearing on the required vacation of easements at their meeting on 3 November. Mr. Licht advised the Commission that there are a number of changes anticipated in the calculations and figures contained in the Redevelopment District Plan No. 1 and the Tax Increment Project Noa 1 reports. 80.196 Motion was made by Geisrress, seconded by Rice to table discussion of the reports and project until the next meeting. Roll calf was taken on the',motion. Ayes: Unanimous The Chairman opened the eview of an ordinance amending Title 10 of the Lakeville City Code, being the subdivisi n ordinance of the City of Lakeville pertaining to the conveyance of land by metes and bou s, and limitation thereon. Mr. Knutson explained this section was being amended to com ly with State Legislature directed ordinance requirements. 4 ~ ' .rr r.rti? _ Lakeville, Minnesota Planning Commission Meeting • I 16 October 1980 80.197 Motion was made by Ricer seconded by Geisness to recommend to the City Council approval of the proposed dmendment to the subdivision ordinance. Roll call was taken on the motion. Ayes: Unanimous Mr. Kriz distributed a report on recent assessments in the City. Chairman Johnson stated he wished to delay discus ion of current engineering projects until more members of the Commission were present. 80.198 Motion was made by Geisness, seconded by Antol ik to adjourn the meeting. Voice vote was taken on he motion. Ayes: Unanimous Chairman Johnson adjourned the meeting at 8:55 p.m. Respectfu ly Submitted, Ma i n P . Geisness, Secretary ATTEST: it Charles Johnson, ai n i~ 5