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February 28, 1968
Pursuant to due call and notice thareof, a special meeting of tie YillNge
Council of the Village of Plymouth, hinnesota, wat -held at the Wayzata
riSenior High School, 305 Vicksburg Lane, Plymouth,, Ininnesota, on the 28th
day of February, 1968, at 7:30 p.m.
Present, lw,yor Rilde, Councilmen 0`F'allon, Humphrey, Hagen and Nunti
The Village AdAranietrator. Attorney .gad Plw,ner
ayor Hilde requested those present to r43e for " moment of silent prayer
and requested that the invocation be dedicated to the privilege Cf living
in a sc•:iMty such as ours that all.ons tree expressior foi a hear.itq; such
as this.
PUBLIC WMINGS
t,,aryor Hildo called the reeting to order and rmad the agenda for the meeting.
He statea that, the pur. poise of ' ho mee -ting i. ti3 pr,,: vida an opportu.ni.ty for
ow citirerts -to exprettss -;heir 1-iows and thereay inriut-.n:e the coxic .l end
xc stamulate ax, ;.nfcrin the Colnuil to facilitate! -the mik:ing of a deciuion
on the proposed .;o; rdinani: e, Kap and CotnF* ehen3i l,le Guide Paan., Ru
ytctett khat thei e wou-.d b nc (:;.ecLsion made at .:pis t..Mi), First, thero will
Se a, joint Count it anis Cr.Nmmission meeting to discuss romarks cvadt)
at this meeting and then. %he L: i ;, pr c -,•ell. of dinance will a placed lata ;.he Cotj#cil
Agt ride for Apri. 8th. ilia statod tnat t ;e Courn-11 fot
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that it %,-L AU bo ter.es-
sary to tike an adequu,j+e "Leng10of -,,.me -to rotisider v :rt' carefu';+ the iia - 3.rka
th,i;.A. will be m;xX thi evening. 'he stated that Viis i.mtir%ting ws.3 rlery* isatre-
f'ly and thorn, 01y eiuionncod ttrough.: 1) Nonce wa;.f., published .its. t'113 kinne-
c aki Herald; 51 ue poetca r"-tai were mailed to all pre,,. e:,ty t~.wa ars i;l the
11a.ge from the tourity Auditorlt; tax atetement mailing l st; 33) Newspapers
a gvod coverage ineluo.iiig the pu`aliahing of the ,i;rop,a.id snap; and 4,t
th ire 'have been oc) jtinuolaB ai noux.,emante of this metitin,L made at Goer"(Al
mento r y-. -A it the y est months,.
l .rm\vq r i thea T'1f ^} ammic s o.'.,
who batiu the hiat(:ry of iiia ciev.?-Cps ken, of „iii' proposed pliul,
Orairtanee and Nap. He utatod that the work o,a thica pro, iod ordinuice had
actually begin in 1,960 with the tielection of tho Village ':aruntng Consultant.
May's° Hilda then introduced John Hergly, rope-esentative or thej firm of NanCa,
Webrnart, Knight said. Chapman, the F.l.annang Ccneultants, wh) gave a hrief resume'
of the proposed 01 ciinance and the uave permitted under 0i di.('f+Areiit -)ning
clrk it,i f: , %tions .
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PUB1l H&JUNCS, cont' d.
kayrr Hills stated that for order and convenience, the hearing would be
divided into two parte, the first part would be the consideration of the
Oreinancc iteelf,al the second part would be the Zoning bap. He stated
that the procedure to be follow4d would be that those who wish to speak,
oltain a blue card, fill in their name and address, stand up and wait to
b3 recog.ii$ed by the Chairman. When they are recognised, come forward
tend give the card to the Administrator. He stated that no one may speak
twice until all people who wish to speak have spoken once.
Mayor Halde opened the hearing to questions and comments from the floor
regarding the proposed Zoning Ordinance: and the following appeared:
Uses Edwards, 3935 Orleans lane, representing the Middle East Home
Owner's Association, - Stated: We wish to congratulate the Council
said Planning Commission on the work done on this ordinance, however,
one suggestion that we have to make is in regard to garbage re-
moval. He requested that possibly a statement could be included in
the Ordinance, regarding health conditions, to allow for enforce.
meant of garball removal. He also stated that the mortgage companies
did not always forward the blue postcard notices of this hearing to
the property owners.
Brice M. Carlson, X.I.P., 450 Baker Building, - Stated: He had some
questions and coo nents sometime back in their discussions with the
Planning Commission regarding density requirements in the I-1 Zona.
Ile wanted to know what the latest draft of the ordinance requires.
Answer: 50 percent). He further stated that on behalf of IG P, we
think that this is an outstanding fob that has been done and we
would like to see some variance procedures or something provided
for high rise development as we believe that the over all develop-
ment of Plymouth would benefit by such an ordinance.
John Quliickeon, 16925 County Road 24, - Stated: Where is the written
ordinal (Ansti+er: Copies have been available at the Village Hall
seance sometime in November). As far as the 8.03 per square foot for
vtorm enter, he and eoveral other developers present gra against it.
He feAie &lot of planning has gone into this map and he thinks that
3.,0 of considervAtion and steps have been taken to maintaining of a
goad solid village like it has been in the past. (Answer: This
Pa^tioulax portion Lf our ordinal does not relate to the Zoning
Ordinance buy, is coveted by the Subdivision and Platting Ordinance
and the Councii is conaiiering the S.03 per foot for storm sewer).
V. Oreadaens, 5915 Dunkirk ll - Stated: He did not see in the Ordi--
nauzce+ proposal what 41,tually does change in the R-0 Clasei ficatior
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PUBLIC HEARIXGS, cont'd.
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from the cur"W R- Agricultural. (Answer: This particular 9"otion
of the ordinance is to preserve the land until development takes
place.) He wanted to know if it makas any legsl changes :in regard
to the five acre raquirements for dividing land. (Answer: There
is a State requirement tnat you can not subdivide sAnd in less
than five acre parcels without the approval of the Council.)
George C. Gubbins, Jr., Attorney representing Robert Kreats and Stephan
Gates, - Questioned the zoning asp and was informed that this question
would have to wait until the second pKartion of the hearing.
Sam Corey, Attorney for Mr. and Mrs. albs+rt Snyder, - Stated: In e -
viewing the B-? Service Business District portio: of the ordinance,
in 'Loth the B-2 and B-4 classifications, the ordinance does permit
uses under othoor "B" classifications, for instance, a use under B-1
would be permitted undar B-20 howe&ter, in B-3 there is no such per-
missilre use. (Anmwer: The businesses which are included in the B-3
District are mostl v automotive orientatod. Uses such as are allowed
in B-1 would not be compatible with the uses allowed in B-3.)
Sheldon Tart, 1805 Sha ,%#view Circle, -- Stated: He felt that the B-3
classi fi.cation should allot. the inclusion of uses under the B-1 or
B-2 category.
Mayor Hilde called for further comments from the floor on the Zoning Ordinance
acid only one appeared. He stattd that this portion of the hearing would be
closed and opened the floor for questions and comments regarding the Zoning
Kap itself, and tho following appeared:
Ho:aa.e J. Paul, representing Kieeion Farms at 3401 Medicine Lake Boule-
vardt - Stated: lit, has beer, in contact with the Village Attorney
and Administrator in regard to his problems and he would like to oom-
pliment the Planning Commissica and Council on a lot of hard work.
Howard Hanifl, 3952 Halifax Avenue North, - Stated: He owns property
on tihe small peninsula on Nedilzive Lake in the south 1,/2 of Section
16 and questioned the zoning of R%1 single family dvellinge for
this property.
Frank Edwardsa 3326 Jueen Avenue North, - Stated: He owns property at
State Highway 101 and County Road 61 e;nd he would like to know why
the one acre zoned commeraial at the present in being changed to
resideatial and why cis corner 00%k1d ncl be put to good use as oom-
mero,al property. (knower: We have had considerable discussions on
this area% The Planning Commission wishes. to :stain the R-1 classi-
fication and can see r%+ point in hac%net ona acre for cotimstroial use
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on the corner.) hr. Edwards furtbmr stated he had hoped for R-0
or B-1 zoning as, under ;t-1, the only thing you could build at
this location would be low cost hoaxes.
Councilman hurt stated that the proposed map it as i will be when it is
adopted, The Comprehensive Guide Plan will include areas where commercial
and industrial will be allowed. Mayor Hilda displayed the Comprehensive
Guide Map and pointed out that this is a guide plan for possible intendal
use and is more flexible for change than the Zoning Ordinanose He further
stated tho Council mished to emphasize the fact that these maps are on
display in the Council Chambers of the Village Hall.
Ruth Gordienko, 1901 Oakview Lane, - Asked questions regarding later
possible changes in the Zoning Ordinance and stated that at a re-
cent Council meeting there was an informal discussion regarding
small businesses conducted in homes and residential areas. She
wanted to know if a public hearing would be held if the Zoning
Ordinaaoe viare amended to not ailnw the operation of theoe small
home business uses. (Anew6ri The Attorney mated that ander the
now ordinance, the home occupations would require a Conditional
use permit. He further stated that under state law, any amendments
to the Zoning Ordinance must be done pursuant to public hearings).
William Marlin, 1120 Oakview Lane, - Stated: He has become alarmed
about things that he has heard at this hearing. He stated that it
seems to him that what the Council is really doing is inviting
spot zoning':. He further stated that the council is retaining
autocratic and dictatorial control over the zoning, and that when
you are looking at that spot individually, ;fou are talking about
spot soning".
Dark :Eckes, 12235-A Highway 559 •- Stated: He thought that the Planning
Commibsion and Council is to be commended for the they have
done. He wanted to .snow, in the areas that have been zoned indus-
trial and commercial, what security will be provided against their
being defeated by public sentiment. He stated that in the past
when a builder comes into an area zoned commercial and tries to
build, he runs into &lot of opposition from surrounding neighbors.
I. A. Parker, 3807 Grand Ai enue South, - Stated: He owns liner's Dairy
Store on Lot 10, Block 11 Christenson's Parker's Lake 2nd Addition.
He built this store in 1947 prior to any zoning ordinances in the
Village of Plymouth and it has been operating continuously since
that time. At the time that he built the store, it was suppoeed
that the two lots between him and County Road 15 would be eommer-
oial and he feels that it would be a severe .financial setback if
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e i e tthisl03werenotconedcoignrc.-f. 1. He felt isatheahead have
the privilege of a B=2 Zoning Class.&'ftoation and becauas the store
was there before the houses were built on each side of it, it should
be given some priority.
BrucNe Carlson! M -1,P., 450 Baker Building, - Stated: For some time,
M.I.P. has been planning a motel and the area in which the motel
will be built is to be classified as B -l. Thiy contemplate having
a restaurant in the motel and questioned whether or not, a restau-
rant could be allowed in a B-1 classification. He asked whether
perhaps some consideration could bs given, to elaesifying this 1.rop-
arty as B-3. For about four gears, thi U -41f Oil Corporation has
owned a site on 494 and 55 which they plaened to develop along with
the motel. The site that the W f Oil owns is outside the B-1 area
and they would like to see this put into the Busineen Service Dist -
riot so that they could includo a service station for the people
unjag the motel and restaurant facilities.
Russell Lindquist, 2400 First National Bank Building, Attorney repro -
senting four parties owning property on Eighway 101 between County
Road 6 and 19th Avenue North, being Outlots i, 2 and 3 of Oakwood
Manor - Stated: Tris property was acquired by these individuals in
the latter part of 1959 ani subdivided into residential lots with <
the exception of the three outlots which have always been zoned
commercial. About three years %go, a service station was built on
the northwest quadrant of Count; Road 6 and 101, on the southerly
line of the property in question, kitty-eornerel from the service
station site there exists another service station and small retail
d-Nvelopment and across the street is a school. If this were to be
resoned residential, it would be an island of residaniial property
surrounded by commercial developments. Just a few weeks ago, the
property owners entered into an agreement with Super 'Valu Stores
to sell the piece of property just north of Caunty Road 6 and 101.
The plan that the property owners have is to put in the Super Va1v
Store and other retail shops such an a pharmacy, hardware an,
cleaning shops.
Lowell Janke, 16608 Eagle Ridge Drive - Representative from Super Valu
Svores - Stated: They have been anticipating the development of a
supermarket at County Road 6 and Highway 101 for approximately two
years. Me feels that Highway 101 in a major traffic artery from
north to south, and County Road 6 is a major artery from east to
wast. Their purchase agreement, which was finally conswated three
weeks, ago, was based on the premise that this property would be
zoned commercial and this propoaed resoring to residential comes
as a c!nplets surprise to them.
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FtMLIC HEARING& cont'd.
Robert Prick, Uayzat_ - Owner of property at 101 mad County,Road 6, -
Stated: They are aW ous to keep this proprrty zoned commercial
and they do not feel that this Woperty would be good for residential
ur:age.
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Charles w. Arnasons 930 Northwestern Bank Buildings Attorney represent-
ing Eldon S. Rothgeb and Philip Y. Barrett who are owners of property
in the southeast quadrant of the intersection formed by 494 and the
Soo Line Tracks and some property north of the tracks, - Stated:
The proposed rezoning designated part of this property to be zoned
I-1 and to the seat, R -a. This property at fiat present time ad-
joins an already existing industrial area on the West and on the
north the railroad tracks, and it would seem logical that the re-
maining portioy that is presently soned Industrial but proposed for
R-4 ba designated as I-1. They requested the Council to (consider
extending the I-1 zoning classification to the east %e wa, it is
presently zoned.
Claude Lien, 5125 Pineview Lane, - Stated: He owns 40 Pares on Pineview
Lane and south of the railroad track for 500 feet, this property,
is presently zoned industrial and he does not want to see this zoning
changed.
Harvey Schiebe, 11511 4ighway 55, representing Mary Schiebe, owner of
parcels 3010, 3210 and 3840 in Section 35, - Stated: On Augurt 10,
19671 the Planning Commission recommended by a nine to oac vote,
a zoning classification of B-1 for there parcels. He requested that
this be considered for B-1, and if it can't be zoned B-1, that it
remain R -R. In regards to parcel 30109 he hopeb that his property
will remain zoned commercial to extend past the shopping venter.
Russell Lindquist, 2400 First Natio"I Bank Building, representing
North Central Lightweight Aggrdgate Company who own approximately
250 acres in Sections 3 and 100 - Stated: This property was acquired
in 1957 and a very costly plant has been built on it. Immediately
west of that part shown as being proposed for industrial soning, it
shows • proposed zone of R-0 and they believe that this was a tech-
nical error. If this lan4 had not been zoned industrial in 1957,
they would not have b%lilt chis plant and they do not want a non-
conforming use under a 'grandfather clause". The property has ac-
cess to railroad throughaut the entire 250 acres and the highway
situation " proposed makes the area attractive as an industrial site
and they request that the Cou:noil keep the remaining zoning so that
it can be used in the vul it Li s been used in the past.
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PUBLIC RMINGS, cont'd.
Dta"1 l Barnett, 4901 Kest Medicine take Drive, - Stated: They own
the property north of the railroad trxcks on which they extract
zlay fo*• their plant, (North Central Lightweight Aggregate)« If
another Council were elected, they might have a psroblam in getting
a permit to extract this clay and he fools taking away this portion
of the zoning or chaagirg the classification would affect the value
of this property and he firmly objects to this resoninf«
Paul Ve Radiche?, kantato, representative of Horth Star Concrete Com-
psAy, owners of Plat No. 43712, Parcel No« 2510, - Stated: They
own approxi"tely 15 acres on the railroad tracks and when they
bought this property in 1959, it was zoned industriallyf, go con-
gratulated the Council on the over all plan, but stated that they
would like the Council to consider the zoning of this land for Ie.."
as it has always been.
George Gubbins, retresenting Stephan Gates and Robert Kreata, - Stated:
Kr. Kreatz owns 30 acres south of County Road 6 and west of the rail.
road t-scks and in 1956, this property was zoned industrial and ac-
cording to the proposed coning map, only three sores will be zoned
industrial. They sincerely object to this proposed soning and re-
quest ghat this entire 30 acres continue as industrial. Stephan
Gates owns 70 aazrea :ul Zinnia Lan•. along the railroad trackee lir.
Gates recently cold a p-rtion of this land to the State of hinnesote
who removed gravel atom sand from this land and then sold the property
back to lir. Gates. The Minneapolis Ir dustrial Park is running south
adjacent to the railroad and it would seem to him that the other
side of the tracks is jast as well fitted for industrial use. Nr.
Gates would be willing, in exchange for the industrial zoning classi-
fication, to convey to the Village two ponds which tie to the south-
east of Ellen Echo Addition and in that way end up with some industrial
and the Village would end up with a buffer between the industrial area
and the residential sone.
Harlan Peterson, 9912 Bass Lake Road, - Stated% He owns property at the
northwest oorner of 'Zachary Lane and the Soo Line Tracks which has
been zoned induiltrial for some time. He stated that they have subo.
witted plans ttL the Village for an industrial building on this prop.
arty and request, that the industrial toning continue.
Albert Ynae, 6250 Wayzata Boulevard, - Statedt They own 70 acres east
of Zachary Lane ,From County Road 10 south almost to the Soo Line Tracks.
He thought that 1\ewitt Pater4oi4 and others in this area are interested
in having this prgperty developed in an industrial manner and he would
like to have the Council and the Planner keep in mind for consideration
that this should be un industrial tract.
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RMLIC BRARIIHIS, COM I d.
LeRoy Polley, P.O. Box 2169 Hamal, - Stated: He owns lana on Vicksburg
Lane and the Soo Line Tracks and when he bought this a couple of
years ago* this was coned industrial and now it is proposed for R -Q.
He wanted to know that once land is zoned industrial, isn't it sup-
posed to remain that way. (Answer: The Planners felt that this was
not planned for in the long range picture and there is no access
to this property)*
Steven Milson, 300 Roanoke Building, representing the Humphrey family, -
Stated: The Hwophrsy property, consisting of approximately 120 aeras,
is located just below the Gates property and to the right of this
property is Honeywell - which is zoned B4. They do not feel that
their property is condusivv to reaidential development. This prop-
erty has been used for over 20 years for agricultural purposes: and
agriculture would not be a proper use under the R-1 Zoning and they
are requesting an industrial classification or R -O so that the agri-
cultural use can be continued.
Harry DeZiel, 1422 Angelo Drive - Wanted to 'snow why a piece of land
by County Road 9 and &ghway 55 which was zoned commercial in 1962,
was deleted from the c.vmereial area on the proposed map. They
would like to have this pro;srty zoned commercial and they have spent
considerable time czd money trying to develop and sell this land.
Tom Fcrster, 11510 County Road 9, - Stated: He owns land in the north-
wert corner of Zachary Lane and County Road 9 containing their con:
aur,. pial business. Thio property waa coned commercial In 1949 and they
have plans to put in a retail shoppii:g center development. If this
is not zoned a(.;eercialp they would be a non-oonforming use and
would no*'., be allowed to enlarge their facilities.
Robert Scholar, David es Ball, - Stated: In September, hi,. DeCola
obtained an option contingent upon zoning of a strip of land trust
south of the Ni.I.P. Park, north of kith Avenue, west of Highway 55
and south of the railroad tracks. Thin: option was contingent upon
thv zoning from Industrial to kultiplo Dwelling• They made formal
application for this rersoning; and still desire to have this zoned
to multiple dwelling.
Robert Hughans, Route 2, Wayzata, - Requested that 17 &ores in the south-
west eoruter and five acres in the southeast corner of !Highways 101
and 55 ijv zoned to either a B-3 or &4 classification,
Phil Gollirur, 305 Pinewood Lane, - Wanted to know exactly what the oov-
prehensi+re guide plan proposes for the R4 arse and how far south
M%I.P. ii: going to develop. He stated that earlier there had been
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a prop o"l that the Oates and Humphrey property be coned R-nO or
Indwsirlal. if this bappens, he would be surrounded by R-4 aul
indrrtrial property.
Daniel Hos' 1 Hi Stated: One of the factors is b n his24.7 55 VAring1Rte f
bus wa the fct that t was in s nice residential area with lovely
Moods rZ t across the street and be wishes it to stay that waysy
William Me Roval 1428 Larch Lane forth, - Stated% If each one cf the
z property ownwe who had spoken at this hearing requesting Indus-
trial arming had this zoning granted, half of the property in the
Village would be zoned ',ndw%rial. He felt it is the job of the
Council and Planning Commission to look at the over all; picture for
the good of the r ommi ty.
An,1e N. keely, 1445 Ranier Lane, - Stated: ':hey moved near County Road
b and 101 almost four years ago and they regnant this area remain
reaidantial.
Gerald biles, 3894 Orleans Lane, ,1. Stated: He feels that one of the
purposes of a zoning ordinance is so that a person can rely on the
o f 'the character of the o er $ 'n which a has invested, maintertaana a e bare b i h hPZ' p t.i
Sam Corey, Attorney, representing Mx. and Mrs. Albert Snyder, - Stated:
The Snyder property has been coaimeroial and it is now being restrict-
ed under the B-3 clammification. They do not think it is economi-
cal feasible to develo this property under B- . 1J p im , 3
Howard Hanifl! - Stated: He does not feel it is &Where near as easy
to rezone property as it is to zone it to begin with. His property
borderst and abutts on high density ~toning and is isolated from arty
other type of zoning than R-4. He objected Io the proposed zoning
of his property and requested a sorting of at least R4.
The Administrator stated that prior to the heaving, written obijoctions hai
been received d the followiY are made a t of t`te official record ofnangpar
the Public Hearing:
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I. A. Parker, Y'residen t, Parker' e, Inco, 3870 3rand Avenue Sosith.
binneapolis, Vinnesota 554091 - letter datti Fe wuary 23, 1968,
protes,ing th 3 zoning of Lot 10, Block 1, ChO stennon's Parker's
Dake Addition, from commercial to residentialt,
Ronald Forster, owner of property described as follows% Plat 43714,
Parcel 800, and Plat 43714, Parcel 7032 - Letter dated February 20,
1968, protestiug the rezoning of the above parcels from commercial
j to open-rsaid4ntial.
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Frank We Child, owner of all of Block 8r INburbanciale Parker's Lake,
lett44r dated Febgrusry 21, 1968, ob jectis X to the zoning of these lots
as residential beo.zutie of their locatiox and proximity to swamps in
the spa, railroad trackage ani Intern .r;e 494l make them unusable
as residential property. Suggestion van made in the letter to aoae
this 10 a "very light oomarcial iyp'i of building."
Fred 9t"t Orvillc S sulson g Soorm, Inca, 529 South 7th Street,
Xinnsalvt lis, himosota 55415 - let,,Vm dated February 28, 1958,
protesting the mooning Trom indusixial to R-0 of the Nest 833
feet of that fart of the northwest Quarter lying north of railroad
right or way except cartway, in Soction 12, approximately 7.25 &ores.
Darrell i%whett, North Central LIghweight Aggregate Compaq s 4901
West Nedictne Lake Drive, kinneapolis, Kinnesota 55428, lo-tter
from Russell W. "indquistg Attorney, dated V4bruary 19, 19aA, pro-
testing the soni:ag from industrial to residential, -open of certain
portions of property described legally in the letter as located in
Sections 3 and 10.
Harvey Schiebe, owning or r•prosenting Mary Sehiebe, owner of
Parcels 3010, 1210 and 3800 in Section 35 along Strte Highway 55,
letter dated February 28, 19% protesting the zoning of these
piaJ'4ba.a i 0o R-1 sone because certain portions of these parcela
are presently coned commercial and their hinhow'i and beat use is
t.ommerOal and that is what the zoning should 'as*
Karl Humphrey, owner of land in Section 34 nouth of the Beacon Heights
and Glen Moho take Additionul - telegram received February 28, 196d,
protesting the proposed zoning of his lantle
V. 5. Edwards, ;pure Oil Division of Union Oil CompWW, 4940 viiang
Drive, Ninneapole, Minnesota 554354 rwnere ofLot 10, Block 1, In-
dustrial Park 494 a.1 property in the southeast quadrant of 494 and
County Road 9 n6ection 15, - letter dated February 27, 1968, re-
quasting that the zoi,ng of these two parcels remain in such seting
as w4.11 allow filling station use.
Russoll 11, Li.ndquivu in behalf of Wayne Nlackmarr, et al, owntre
of Outlote 1, 2 and 31 Oakwood Manor - letter dated Abbruary 28,
1968, requesting that the zoning on this property remain commercial
and not be toned to R-1 as proposed in the new ordinance.
Horace J. Paul, representing Hiasion Parma, 3401 Medicine Lake Blvd.,
Written objetation was received regarding the zoning of the Mission
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Farm praperty on Medicine Lake bounded by Zachary Lane, 36" Avenue
4nd Jonquil Lane into the R4 district making it a nary -conforming
use.
Mayor Jilde ccllvd for further commonts from Abe floor, none appeared and
the hearing was declared closed at 10:;10 p.m.. He stated that following
thts joint Council and Planning Cowie* -&on meetirvy, the Council will talon
up the proposed map and ordinance at Via April 8th Council meeting and posh
sibly enact it at that time.
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S isron inief, Secretary
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