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February- 16, 1967
A. regular me\iting of 'tie l?l r iug Commission was called to order by- yChairmanChairmanrkan,fit 7145 p.ns.M That warty no agenda items for the Board;
of Appt)Al , Adjuatt4ftts.
Present; Chairman 4an, Cotmissionerra Bufield, Cavanaugh, Chapman,
Haf'asr, Ted.tke,j :Holcombe, Kindeeth, Ki,.ra,hhoff, Renner and
Willeubring., Thw Clerk-Adminis,tra.tor was also present.
Absent Y `rine
C,h=V Hgan opened a. 1 1,ublic:.Hearing to consider a change pf zoning RE: REZONIXr TO
olassi floation from Open Development to Multiple Dwelling °or abAu IIZTTPIL AT }
1t aarps As desor'ited
in the Feb. , 'x.967 :Notice of Hearing and AVE. N. & 101
beim looert At 3rd Ave. N. at Hwy, 201. .Proposed use - 6 unit i
t-Own hones. Pt-, titioner A,habl S'. Dorn, 580-6 Oakview Circle,
1?roponents; i
Michaal morn, pet3.tionar, sp:*e in favor of the rezoning -
reriewing the ,plans. and answering questions of the Cemmission,
opponent"
A petition vas rece.ved sighed by about 25 families residing in j
Hawthorne .Fonds and Greandale in opposition to the 1,4zoning..
Arthur Carmen, 17726 3rd Ave. N., authorized to re,prasent a.
group of the residents. pre,sant, opposed the rezoning as being in-
consistent with the single family residential devIelopment in the
area.. Pointed oat the possible detrivt.-at to property valued and
t encouragement for further grooth of th fs type..
Donald Henh ng,s,, 17710 Zad Av,. Vl,, statz l that the lots in the
ar.a ^re extra large and that 6 families on the proposed lot size
vould not be understandable. Opposed to inoreased traffic on 3rd
Ave. which las stated ,is not; good access to Hwy,. 101.
Orland Larson, 171715 2nd .Ave. N., was opposed to rental property
os., being c ndesirabl,e, as well asincreased treat fic.
The Hearing rias daciared closed ftt 9z,53 p.m.
ZoninCommittee Ci.ilenbr ng-eported the findings of the Coin
zlttee in the form of pros and, cons without making any 4?ecifio
rt. •<artmondation. T?iscussion ensued.
MOMSS by Coro. Kirchhoff0 semid by Com. Hedtke4 to rr .4 denial RVOINING DEPUTED
of the vezoning to Mu ,tip1a Dwelling as; regtias cod by L ~? tt . Dorn
by 'petition filed 12,19%66.. Motion parsed by a 10 yea 't ulte. .
I(illenbring voted aay
Chmn,, Oar openod a Vublic:
Planning Comtmiseion Minutes - Z'abruary 16, 1967 .. Tagt
rW14Nst; UV STS & CtbWNICAT.TOM
Mr. and firs. Alden Hine., 17205 19th ,Ave. X.;. presented is. petition RE, t kME CRAKE
signed by 4 families living on a, private road extending beyond the Rkqu= ,w 19Z
aaisfinss of 19th Ave.. 11. request that the road be given, a. `lanes' AVE.; N.
1613ignatton. Holly :..ane 'Was suggested as potisibly falling into the
grid steO- They-Fere advised to contact Administrator Splinter
for aasigtmtent of an appropriate street nam and number,,
It was requested, by the Council oa 1/23x'67' that: the Planning Coin- RE.t EXTENSION Olr
m1safon consider' the Veasibi.lity and 'routs a" a proposed extension J)3 ' Jin.; TO S
of 13th Avenue from C -o. Rd,. 18 to South Shore Drive as requ"ted SHORE BRIE
by V., A. Gruman. Administrator Splihter introduced Sim Olson of
8onostroo,, Rosene & Assoclateat who submitted for discuss°son a pro-
posod; preliminary layout of said exte asion , Thirteenth Avenue was,
shOwt 500 Peet away from 'and .parallel with the railroad tracks. and
coaneo'ted with thi interchange at Evy. 5.5 and Co. ltd. 73 by a read
along ;the high ground. Mr.: Olson will provide printh of the layout
for further study*.
Chmn,< Egan reported on the Plat Committee review, of the Vicksburg VIC SSBURG ESTATES
Estates preliminary Plat. (*Located betwv3n 36thand 38th Avenues RELIM. PLAT
bordered on the: wast by Vicksburg lAne„) Pointed out that 36th TABLED
Ave. 1s shorn as-, one half a dedicated street, and that .E.n,g neer
Bon,estroo will haves a report reeommendi.ng :further changes. Tom
Garri,on, representing .Al `yea W. Garrison, developer, requested that
the plat be tabled for a couple of months. He leas advised. to confer
eith Ea,ginser Bonestroo before re -submission.
Ch=... Egan. reported on the Plat Committee xeviev of the - terlitg STERLING HOn
Hoff Ta=ct preliminary plat. (Located 'on the east side of Bass Lk..) PRELIM. XLAT'
NOTI0N byCom. Gad'+ana gh, second, by Com. Kirchhoff, to r.eeomwend A.FPROVM
approval of the Sterling Hoff Tract 'preliminary plat. Motion pesead,
by all Oo issioners- voting aye.
Chma. ;gan tepor°ted on; the Flat Committee review or the Industrial mmVARK, 494Park5'4 grelimi.narj plat. He i.,.intr„ out tnx t Fa 1}0 foot roadway XRELIM.. PIAT
rather than the usual. 50 a 60 foot req ciire..meat is shown along T.- Rk'TURM TO
494, and that additional dediestion'should possibly be required i Dh''t+'ELOPERS
along ft” abrook Lana *thigh is proposed as a major thoroughfare.
Discussion eenaued.,
7,t'IOIN by Cram., Kirchhoff,, second by Corn. Chapman, that Industrial
park 494, preliminary plat be sent back to the, developers with the
requests that the service road width be increaasd to 50 feet and
an additional. 1.7 feet be dedicated along Fernbrookc Lane., 'The
motion, was defeated by A six to If'Ye vote. Cad issioners4 Cavanaugh,
edtke, Holcombe, Kindseth, willenbri:ng and Renner voted nay.. Coag-
misPiouars Kirchhoff, Chapman, ar,., Hafner and. Baufi,eld voted aye,.
MOTIQN by Com. Hafner, aecotad. by Can.. Kirchhoff, to return; the plat
to the developers requestitg a 50 foot xather than a 40 foot ded-
ietted service drive along 1., 494. Movion pat.and by all Commissioners
voting aye
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Planning Ooxmia;SlaAlagu;^'as - TrOruary, 16, 1,967 - 1'age 3
McMaLM IBM"
Ohm,-. Agan advised the, not ir: attendence of the M P,,O_ 6 ?
1p-eaial, meeting hoad 'With 'che Council. on Verb. 13 regarding the 3, Ti 12qC CRIB.
Propoaed 0Cx'dinances stabi sai,. Ree,gulatibns and •oceduraa "o 'then
lslt«z:ng Ot ;and, fn tha'ri ,Iagft Of 1'Iymoutl*- .Discussion 611 3u:edfPartiOulai*1Y -in regard to ac;tiozr 2 of tb.e ptoposbd ordinances.
XfVl(4N tty Com. Xindssthl seconk3- iy Cotte,,. Cavanaugh, that cn~lsidaringSocti.on 2 - 'r ui 'ed.: lmp, o reauents* the Planning Ca isaion taken
aariou& issue with, itezrw fa) Street grading rind pafiuge, including
conn ets curb and gutter;, (b) Kate:r, supply,- (c) Sanitary "WaOdisposal; and {d;? Boulevard sodding and feels that they all denerve
much more Aal iouo consideration. but that there ia., general ague-
WOUt on item (e) Drainegr, ie messed by all Commissionerrs,.
voting ayos
ChmA. Egaa declared OVe3n, nominations for Vice -Chairman: of the, P.. (%, 2ElV t-R ELb 7'ED
for they Year 196'7. VICE-CHAIRMANThenameofThwa- w T. Renner was p1"ec# r:1 nomination by Com, Cavanaugh.
The ns" of -Tames Hcdtke 'was placed in nomination by Cam. Renner.
There being no ft"Aher neminatione, the Chair doclared the nominations
oloaeci.
Upon ballots being cast aixd cou ted, Chinn. 4an decIA-qd T..ames T..
A3ennar electad to the office r}' `dice -Chairman of the: -Planning Commission.
CI=n . Pgan, ankjunced tha following Committee appoir,m.,bata for 1.9673
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LO2 D4 TTEFElmosabring - Cha rmen Fred H. flafner - Chairmen AI?'?f11N1'MENPSThom=as T , Rsnnear Charlea.s< L. Kirchhoff''
H. W..'xindseth '96rren Chapman
eaigh.t Rolewbe James Hedtlo
John Cav mne- h Dwayne 9aufield
UPOt =UO23; mage a}id carried, the meeting tta5:-id3o%xI7AeO At 11 f35 p.m.
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