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Home My WebLink AboutPlanning Commission Minutes 03-17-1971MIMS QF A RE LAR t 3 1N(i or, TTIE PLANNING' ° COAIISSSON PLYI MH,. MINNESOTA March 17 t 1971• rQgu'•ar meeting of the Planning Car nisson was celled tooxdex byhaa rmar 'i4# a 7+,, 0 p.z. ori ,%ch 17, 1971 in the Council. Chambers of tw Plymouth Public Works, Build - Ing. PRESM Czia.imuaA Wahl, Planner Bergl tnglaeer Rudrud, Com, ssioners Roth, June Xeeley, osl:in ;and Comissioner Neils arrived at about' 8 p.m.. ABSE\M, Commissioners a £ an; Pallors arid. Chapman - 9 The first item of business was,. a public, heating on tit on of I,Zs1 RitED RICKSON Clara Frederickson for a prel xina' r , plat for the Frederickson PETITION VOR p -a A(Idition in the vicinity ;of Couniy, Ilad #9 and severe Lane. LDIINARY PIAT COUNT T Y ROAD -09 The. public hearing was closged at T-.- SS pari., Cmnissioner Kroskin kEVEM LkN movoc approval Qf the xequest subject to seven, conditions 1. The graining of the easements as indicated and others -which are cleaned necessary by the "Village. igineer , 2. Dedicaticr of MS feet for severe Larne Tight - of -way,,, G ming of variance of minimum lot sa for Tats S and 4, 4, Working out an .acceptable paYuk fund uniit with 010 Ifilla f,)r park dedication. S. No pent be, granted on Lots 1 and 2 without 5iIrV9Y being first submitted. 61 .A&ita onalVxo e ens if 'required foror this developmnt would. be m. do by tl. e developer. 7 Providing for 20 foot wide drainage easeimonts across Lot l# The; motion was seconded. by Coranissiofter Roth and 'u%s carried by an all in 'favor vat- of the mita on. `ace Recordof Public hearing for details of d,is.cus,szun., Planning 4o lis,aPVn _Z_ Marci- 1.I y,. 1971 A20 ,. Second i.totm of business was a public hearing on petition' of RCMW D.'JOHN$aN Robert D7, ,TohnsoA for a rezoning from R-1 to R-2 in the vicinity PETITTOPT FIt RE JING of 17th Avenue North and. Rernbrook Lase, R-1 to R- 17171 AVENUE NIOIMT Commissioner June made a motion to deny, the west, seconded FERY'MO0K by Commissioner Keeley. The motion was carried by an all in , favor vote. See, Record of Public Hearing for details of dis- cussion. 5 Mird item. of :business was a public hearing on petition of Paul. PAUL MUMS telt xs for a preliminary plat, and a rezoning from 'R-0 to I-1 PETITION FOR PRE - in the vicinity of 1'31906 Rockford Road. LDII IARY PLAT & R1;2OWNG - R-0 to Connn3 ssior er Keeley made a motion that no action be taken on this 'petition until thereis a recommendation from the zo-aing 7,3906 ROCKFORD RWO Cozmm :ttee regarding th&, use of the land north, of Roekford: POad, Nest of 1-494, east sof Ferabrook and south of the railroad tracks.. Commissioner T;roskin seconded the oK)tion.. The motion Was mAe).ded by Comu d5sioner Jitne that the Zoning Cmaittee, report be available before April 21. Seconded by Counissioner Keeley- jwndment passed by an .all in favor vote. All were; in favor of i the motion as amended, :See Record of Public flear ng for details i of discussion. 9 Fourth, item )f business was to continue the public hearing on GARY FREUND pp.etition o.' Gary Freund for rezoning from R-1 and R -O to R-4 of REZONING R -1 arra R-0 land located in the, vicinity of C%aity Road. 46 and 21st Avenue TO pt -4 North. The changes for which no ptewiOU5 doctanentation had COUNTY RM 6 been provided were explained to the:t riission members and tle, 218T' A M1R NOR',l11 audience to be as follows I. Took out two 29 -unit buildings 2. Took out one 46 -unit building 3. pliminate(I parking in sow 'areas 4,, Moved lae building north. 'so hat the n-ow735Pointis faet from'the south pro- p rty lines Connissioner N015 made a notion to- refer this proposal. to the Zoning Cottee with, tliexpresseil direction from the Cot3ds,- Sion that they seek a means of reasonable r trUnsitjOA from the existing R-1 development area so that nOt as U€ adversely affect those property rights and aesthetic valges Commis-Sioner June seconded the motion. also asked that this be chocked very cl o5mly with the Village attorney as to the legal, effect of the restudy .and possible changes: to. Uae,zoning of the area. The motioa was carried by an all in favor. vote. COItii1issioner June then made a motion to table, the requost until, the study has i Plwin ng Cout4scion -3 March 17' 1971 been brought before us. This should be brought back to the Commission at the r: rii 21 meting. Commissioner Neils si,conded the motion, The motion was carried; by an all in favor vote. Con, nissioner Neils requested that the Planner get the, Col mis- cion members reproductions of Circle Star's latest plans before the next meeting. See Record ;of Public fearing for details of discussion. A22tt Fifth item, of business was to continue park discussion on the FAZENDIN PARR Fazondin aarkelinunary. plat. Commissioner Neils moved. to PRELDIINARY PAT approve the preliminary plat subject to the following condi- I tions: 1.. A widening of the access to the northwest park area along the west, boundary of Lot 1 and a widening of the. public dedication along the north; boundary of tl*e plat; to a width of approxi - irately GU feet. Z. Such dimensions should be subject to the approval of the mark. Commission. Z. Recommending to the Council ^that they take cog- nizance, of the public area that would have front- ageon Dunkirk Unz e with regard to assessments for future apl rovements of DLLakirk Vane. 4. Subject to the approval of the Park Cojmd.ssion and Village, Engineer. Comnssioner June seconded the motion. The motion was carried by on all in favor vote,, See Recgtd of Public Hearing for de- tails of discission t a'ii.ty Ilomes Sixth item of business was a, discussion of a. possible revision IZ'X HGI iES of a situ plan for Quality Iomes, at ricks>aurg and 28th Avenue.: SITE PLAN REVISION No official opinion roquested. As an. informal. opinion POSSIBILITY' Planning Commission, favorable. The , request from Quality Homes VICKSBURG 2 8T arras to get ori. informal opinion regarding flexible site plans. AVENI M NORTH Ia particular. the developer would, tri' a particular type of devololrment--in this case a condominiwn. If themarket wouid not support this type of development;the uevelapex wound re- vert back to an apartment house- type development. r Seventh itein of business was a site plan approval for Tescom. TESUM iiiah,I-1 zone, Cotniissl.oner June made a motion to ;approve the SUE: PIAN APPROVAL site plan with the two recommendations of the plaxwer. IN 1_1 ZONE Planning ota., `ssxon -- March 17,. 1971 1.. That the Vill..a e Engineer' g approve of the easements, -util: ties and site drainage. That the landscaping' be approved. by our Planner. _ CO -all ssioner Rath seconded the motion. The motion was car- ried by an all in favor voto.. See presentatimi. by Planne ° rgly for deta.il.s. Jamn ghnossty Fighth item of business Was a request by James ShauI messey JDf SHAUGHNESSEY to discuss R_3 south of Neil Armstrong 1l gh School. at 34th OF R,.5AvenueandEastMedicineLakeBoulevard. It was stated that XSCUSSION ZONE they are at the meeting only to get an opini.or of the Planning 34111 AVENUE, NQRxit FCondsszonmembersandthattheirrequestisrootreallyanE.. MEDICrVE LMT, BLVD. R-3 request because what they plan for this area is row hous- ing., Imformal"poll showed PlanningComissioirt against pro- posal. Fred i zanus Ninth item of business was: a discussion requested by Fred FRED HANUSHanusi.n xegard to a bus garage east of highway 101 at 20th DISCMION' OF B-3Avenue,, .Ilse Villagu Attorney eras directed to give an opinion ZONE as to whether this type of rinstal.iata on could be proper in a HIG[WAY 141 AT 20ThB'-5 zoning. AVENUE` ' j Minutes The minutes of February 3, 1971 were approved; 1PPROVAL OF 'NiINUTESM The zinutes of March 3, 1971 were approved. ouximent aa.inaa+n iVahl made a motion to adjourn the meeting at 12:30 a.m. Motion passed by an all in- favor vot . ADJOUMMT J1