HomeMy WebLinkAboutPlanning Commission Minutes 01-19-1972p NINlNC Co"MiSS10 e
January k9 197
A. regular meetjuG of the pianu vo Co=issiori rtas called to order by Chairman Wahlat7.50 pm. in, the Council Cttavlberr$ of the publ c `t or°ks Suildi,nj; oa Wedne4day, J'annsry 19, 1972.:
MEMBEINS Pn, Chairrian Jim Wahl;, 'Com: ,ssiOners Bill i eeley, Warren O.hspman,
Bohn 10,oth and Dale Pollock
MMMEMSS AIUSHZX: Commtssa~oner Reg Kroszca j-
VIZIERS PMUM-.,Jerry Tru-.1an, Kcn Ma-aussrn, Leon 'Meyeer, .Bruce Ha;,Yoer8, ;ad es
Parket, bean dohascwtl, Mi! Swofford, Alen Stersrud, i.xvin ;I,
Osier, Glare VOID, Ed Korzeawski, Vr:t r& R rg, "r,
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rA Public Va arias was held to consider the rezonin request of the ST. PAIUL zPAOI, zze SSt. maul :p ackG c Vurri,ture and Carpets Company from B-3 to ax-Zor VUR"' iLrP Z G".I:'iU
the SouttwQst cornet of luerrimao, Lana an: State Oighw y 101 vurCh
of Weaver Electric. Rezoning xrgr, 111-3
Tha I-'Ubli:c Hearing was opaa*:d at 7x33 p.m. frith ,Terry Truman .and
to B-2
Kea Magnusson a.ppeariog ort behalf of the petitiouer. ptRi?T.CC IAIARINM
Mmes Overhi.ser ravi.ewed, the, pert.i.tioll tia to plaai and tiz
previ0a $ 1.c tiorr talcan by the Planniai- and: Cottav:il on
this property, He explained that the proposed use would be a
rnta.il furniture and carpet facility vtittx a 13,QO square .foot
bui,ldin,, aocl parki..dg for i1.? cars
Iiespraztdlzag to questions by CW,-..Ssi.on rr Xeoley, the petitioxaers
expla r,:d that the building ;aotkld be 14 feet high and that the
4,500 square foot storage urea Froula contain roi Ls or caMve ting
st"lazed cap in piles,
GOMissiOner P0110c47 VcstiOne d .the petitioners if they had eon>
si.dered locating their bus ness in a ahoppin center. ""hey rel.,
spoaadod that :his wwa undesirable to Lliem tztat they preferredti'N c; be in a separate toatiou. -*z ;also rioted that they felt LQ
to 25 ear, in tliei.x lot at any Sivan. time would be conslnared, a,
beavy "rolumil of 'traffic.
Leon L. LVeyer, 1735 Merrimac rune appeared: to oppd)se tlio rezoning. OppoNN SS
4e "tiprassed coaice.rn over tiie traflf c that would be generated by
this is view of the fact chat Super Valu and ped 01141 :also
had plans t'aor build!n3 storesores i n tho ar,- w,. Re fe ' ti ro tc I.l stores
belong in shepajnz c(,nters and ruc, taoxed wheat voul3 Icing of a
ba."s,+a,t ss -o -,-0W, W, be able trek -Vlza iMt O +.10e compatty
abould fail. fit alp -,o estimn d the ttoluma of truck traffic-.
F'141 ning commission Januarry 19, 1972
rucn` E. 11agberg<, 1910 Olive Land:, also expressed concern over the
ktnraff c, tie noted that most of the traffic, would be ,:raveling of
State Mal way 101 which is alre46y a busy highttay with a dangerous
cu,VN in this Vici a.ty. He felt the added trZtffa,c txoUjd ,create a
hazardous condition. He alio felt the community needed a -3 type
of business in this area and not a R- Z businc,s3 - The furniture
store°,s hoars vould be, from 9-.00 a.m- to. 9:00 p.m., and this vould
be Aist:urhing- for the R-1 residents across the street. In response
to his question xegardi owhetl er or not the petitioner could at
some future date Rub4vide the remainder of the parcel, Chairman
Pahl exlAaano:d vhn any such 2eques't vould have to Come t1 ough
the? 1'I'maing Co anissioni.,
Comissioner Roth asked, both :lr.. Meyer and. 'Mr. Hagberg if they had
any problems wits: Weaver electric, aitd beth indicated they dial not;
Cham; a Wahl questioned lx. -Meyer it he uses Highway 101 or 6 QUESTIONS
11r. Neyer indicated as a regu ar practice he uses' County Road 6. DISCUSSION '
rrather, than Highway 101 becalase of the bad curve oa 101.
Planner Ov.exhiser read to she. Commission a letter dated 1-13••7
from Rudy Boschwitz of Ply food 1 4nnesota, Inc. who lives at
172500 19th Avenue North x raposing comerci al c!eve7 opn Int in this
area.. observed than:, beta; -se of the excellent hi,ghiray facilities
in the Village ellen: a.s aMpiL- land available for comet rc al uses
iAthou,t deYelorim- residential wighborhood land. (Copy of letter
marked BMIILIT A on fila)
The Publit Hearing vas closed at 7.55. PUBLICH^zT.C _ CLOSE'
Conmissioner Keeley made a motion. for action at the present meet- MOTIOCR iOR ACTQ,NT
ing, second by Commissioner Pollock., IMotion passed 5-0.;
k-333 1Wtro
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Cororati.oa T1uLMON) A-333
A Public Bearing was held to consider the re!ening request orad AfET'RO, DE61ELMEIE'T CORP.
prelimiaavyri platof Nifetro Development Corporation fog:` a develop- TIBUROtV"'"'
went project called "`fiburon". They are pra„osi.n -rezoning• from
R-1 to R-2 for 69485 acres of land located south of 36th A.van«Ae Rezoning, ng, ftm pal
between Plymouth Junior High School and Armstrong High School. to R7 i
The Public Rearing vas opened at 5:57 77.m. POLIC ffl ARI,X
Timmer Overhiser review ed the: proposal Mimi the previous requests
from the. Petitioner, thee most recent of which was last. Pall when,
they requested R 3 Boeing fora 2; 2 unit dei«eloprnent, The Vet
t:iouer is nog,* proposing 773 rasidenti.al units (38 single family
dwellings and the balance: detached ;patio type hones with tuck^
under two -car, garages and private -patios), The gross area of the
site is 69.845 acres less: 7..038 acres for public streets, for a tier+
site area of h:?.807 acres The gross density is 3.894 ukti.ts per acre
lanaitag Coma issi oz 3-- January 19, 197
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i.tY-, a not density of 4.342? unrits per acre, w1aleh s within tii
t-2 density requirements. 47 AA05 acras, is proposed, for co=n area
and vould be, rmintai.ned by a Wmeowuers :association,.
as Parker appeared on behalf of the 'Petitioner and shw4ed
sl; yeraj slides to the CoNmi%sion, on the project. Re indicated the
sixr,vle family rlwelli.ngs voRal,A be a bu-fer for the patio homes>
He felt zha tvzo biggest a<ivaata es of the planwere the f exi
bility of building plans available and the sound proofing z,liiah
was possible! vith this type u;f design for patio homer clustered
in gra etas rather thaa with commma Walls..
Cormxissio ger ChapWU,, questioned. Mr, O arhiser if he considered thio
to beanR-2 development, ix. Overhise—. indicated that it was be-
cause it mot the density requirements of the R--2 district but. that
variances vould be necessary bacause ,of the closeness of the units.;
Comauis. ioner Roth felt it was actually a Planned tint Development
and could not be callcd an R-2 development under the 4oning Ordi-
nance, Commissioner _eley fele the proper prottd'ure since it was
a siogle fttriily sect:%ozz would be to ask for variances under the
proscut zoning of R~l. Chairman Wahl noted that it would not vaet
the density vegiA emet is under R-1<
Corr Issioner Ch3pm= asKed the price range for these; txni.ts, and fix.
Parker i ftui.cared rney would be coiqpa able to single family homes
mid 20's to M,000 range), and most -would he three bedroom units.
Cotmissi,oner Keeley aske4 'ir. parker to comment o, -,l his earlie+ :
statement regarding flexibility of Mans. clot. ?.arXcer explained
that there would be a 'aide range of interior plain- available but
that the basic architecture would not be, varied.= dost of thq
homes would be built oa contract with a few -units available for
immediate occupancy,
In response to Commissioner Roth's question, I .Paxlter indicated
all living area would be above grade except for the garages and
a.n optional utility room
Commissioner 2ell4ck questioned 'Mr. Parker if 'they intead-A to
develop the entire area or Lf they would. consider selling off a
pa4cel. lir. Park: t indicated they would develop the entire si,t
a flection at a tirLe starti;nl; with the= single fa,mtly .dwetli.ngs.,
Mr. Zarher indicated they, are willing to cooperate with Elie
Village to, develop .a public walkia)r across the site between they
schools and will dedic qte an casement.
lz, respoose go quost,ioninng by Cowrdss.ioac Keeley, I -Lr. Parker
indicated 0,4., ,:ss into the central cr.*.art ;area umtgt approximately
4 16 ,deet I_u w,x.sth and that the sever and 'wate!r would be ran
through this access. The main, t UorocgWs e.xeb vjuld be developed
to Village stsz„dards and dedicated tl the ''}illage but not the
drivewa rs. Commissio er Leeley s .iaressed co;c,*era that if the 'Village
vas forced to maintain tha area at sc Ne t mle in the futi:re wcu d this
16 flet ba wide enough, }
Planning Cemmi.ss.ipa January 1 , 1972
Do4n dobu_son, 3190 East 2cedicine Lake Boulevard, co-Chairmanof OPIO;MNT
the East Medicine Lake Homeowrors Association LudicAted they had
op-xOsc d tris typo of request si veral times before mai my 'because
of the deasi,t'y; Ile felt thea: should Ile a floq of single family
dVelliligs throu&h this area to connect up thein aria with others
and noted there is already a high con eatration of k-4 in the area.
1141 Swofford, 10707 32r:d Avenue Xorth, Co-Chaizaan;t of the Meadow
hAe Roamsowners, association, indicated that it zgas their wish from
the onset that the area be guided I- 1 as it is zoned,. Ile ao ed
this pro jOct wcdld put aPptoltiirately 1,000 people in the area which
would Taut a great deal of traffic on his street. Chairman Wah
pointed out that if this area >r ,ra de-treloped R- I the population
would be iii tho area of $30 to 650 or about two-thirds of the
R-2 proposal.
Alan T..Stensrud, 3051 A Quaker Lane questioned how the plan related
to the East Xedidin, Lake and Thoro glifare Ouide Plana, Chairm; 1
t:ahl and Pla.rner Overhiser abdicated the basic intent -of the pian
does correspon(i to, these two guide plans.
owmiss.ioaer Pollock asked `1t. marker what they intended to use QUESTIONS &IND'
f.>r the. e-xteri.cr of the urIts Xr. Parker indicated they would' DISCUSS10'N
use rough co,dar because it requires little anaiaterance..
The Public; 'Hearing was closed at $;50 p.m. PUBLIC AEARIM, CLOSED
Coa xd,ssioner I4el.ey r. de a motion .for action at the pros°ant meet- MOTION FOR ACTION
ng, second by CommisSloner Chapman. Moti;oa passed 4--1 with
Commissioner Roth voting against the motion.
A,•-355 St. Paul Package 'Furniture and Carpet. Com2an)r A -35S I
Moti*3 ms da by CommissionerKeeley-, second by Comadsrioner AC ION
oll:ock;, to tec,=ena denial because the area is zoned B-3 'which is
probably a. better use for the lara than B-2, the, entire area is cMtOTIO FOR DENT -AL
not as yet guided, and there 4,111 be a-vailable', shortly, a,55,000
square fool center to be erected oa, the soutlu e,t corner of County
Road 6 and. State 5hvay
41.
01 which is where this should probably
he located
tOa mtissicaer Reath felt this was a bad piece of zoning and it should
ftot get ally wore a.
Chairnan Wahl, indiented his greatest co cern iti°S the bad curve on
State ,Highway 101 and felt tha ;coning should he for something that
would not create any additional traffic probl('.ms
comatssioger P("llockc i adi Latey they have tried to concentrate retail
visinesses in skaopping* coaters and not scatter ahem throughout the
k
A?Ialulius Gowaliss ion damiary 19, 1972
Commissioner Chapman expressed the opinion that the B-3, district is
pro ibly the moat compatible vi.th the residential, districts armed
tiiat this is the bast use for this particular piece of land.
Motion made by Chairman, Vahl, second by Gotmnissioaar Sealey to XOTTON, TO AMEND
amend the not#i:mq fi:r- dwiial to, iaclude these twa reasoxist (l) the MOTION' FOR DENIAL
Planning GctarAssioa consi de;;s a reta .l business at that location
traffic hazard and (2) it is the vi.sh of bhc 'planning Commission, to
concentrate retail businesses in shopping canters Motion passed
5-t'
Motion to recommend denial as amenaed passed 5-0, MOTIONFOR DENTAL
PASSED
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A-3{etroDene-loint Cox rats A-333
Motion, ztuxie by Commissioner Chapman, second by °Cot=issloi ar ACTION
Keeley to recommend denial of the request for rezoning for two
reasons . (l) The. ;Nrea is guided R--1 and should remain R-1, and MOTION FOR DENIAL
2 A great deal of traffic is teuerated north and south of 36th REZONING"
Avenue because of the lade, schools and apartmants., and this develop-
ment would be bad for the part ay the. V, llage is planning for the
ea.s.t sine: of the latee.
Conuaissioaer ]Keeley noted that the eansit y of th;, presant- proposal
is the same as the proposal, of e fest months ago.
Commissioner Roth observed that in a square mile be;tweea 40th Alreaue
and 32nd Avenue: those Creta approximately 7,000 people, oue-quarter
or which is taken up by schools- and public Land, and felt that the
area was already over densi tied
Thera followed a discussion regartllng the direction givert the :Plan
rind Commission; by- the villa.&e Council regarding the East Medicine
Lake Guide Ilan,
Chairman Wahl explained that tinder our ordinances those are no pro
visions for planned unit developme.ats cinder R -•2r
Commissioner Pollock stated he personally lakes the: cluster concept
and doesn't feel 11,000 ggttaire Beet per dwelling unit is high density.
Motion to recon encu detxial passed 4-1 with Commissioner Pollock M10T1ONX FOR DENIAL
voting; against. PASSED
Planning Cmusslon ` -6- January 19, U72
Motion made by Corvissioner Keeley, second by Commissioner Chapman MarION TO. DENS
to xeconmend denial of the ;preliminary Plat for the same 'reasons PPXLYj'iIMY PLAT
as the reoorrieaded doalal of the rezoning request,
Commissioner C apmari stated hedoesr0 t: like the bulk of traffic
going down 32nd Avenue, a residential street, and feels there
should be two exits onto a major, thoroughfare.
Motion, to recommend denial passed 4-0 with Commissioner Pollock MOTION TO DENY
tt atanx tag , PASSED
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A-142 Val", Hoff TA - 142
Request of WaynP.oy, Inc. for a Conditional Use Permit for a 4= K VALr k1OFF
51 sign located at &ass Lake Road and. Deerwood.Lane fQr the Vale-
Roff Adaition.. Conditidha l Use
Permit - Signs
Motion, try Commissioner Pollock, ncoad by Commissioner Chapman, to
recommaud approval of the Conditional Use Permit .dor one year. MOTION TO APPROVE:
Motion. passed 5-0.
A-356 Irvin J. Osier A-35G
sir. Osier appeared, before the Planni rt, 4o=dssl ou and along with IRVIN J. OSIER
Plattner Cverhi.ser explained the location of the one-half acre lob
in question, which is lbetwet.n two single family residences ana Rezoning E-4 to R-1
zoned. B-4. Planner Overhiser felt 1 -Jr. Osier should: b.ri in a
survey of the three; lots i a question which would for ate the. DISCUSSION
buildings
A-362 Volp. Construction Company 1 A-392
Request of Volp Coastrtcti..on Company for a Conditional Uee Permit VOI.P CONST. CO.
for cons.tructiou sgi.thitx an I-? district ,of a 1301 X 62' building
on the northwest corner of 9th Avenue acid County Road 18. Clare Conditional use Permit
Volp and Ed Ko,.sinowUki, owner of K & % Sales, a wholesale hard --
ware company who would occupy the building, appeared.
Commissioner Chapman; stated he would like to see both exits onto
9th Avenue Xr.R iCorsi rorski indicated they wanted the drive
straight in to eliminate their semi. -trucks turning on 9th Avenue
which he believed would create a traffic hazard.
Planning Commission -7 January 19, 1972
1+iotion riade by Commissioner Xteley, second by Commissioner Roth, MOTIOR TO APPSOVE
to recom, end, the issuing of a Conditional Use Permit conditioned
on the. following, (1) a landscaping plat; be submitted, (2) elimi-
nate the parking space on the east end (r":L) to bring the parking in
line Stith the building, and (5) set bac ks and parking spaces coin-
cide with the caning ordinance. Motion passed 5-0.
Chairman Wahl pointed out that if the site plan is revised as
reco auded, it aced not return to the Planning Comissian before
going to 0114 Council
A-331 Vern. DonnayHomes Inc -Westfield A-33 t.
The Freliminary Plat of Vern Donnay Romes, Inc., for their VERN WIEWW EWES
Nestficl,dll which was tabled at the January 5, 1572 meeting "WES FIELD
pending further infow.:at1 on on the green acres and the Park
Commission's recommendations Baas again considered. Frank Burg,: Preliminary Flak
Jr. appeared on metalf of the. petitioner,
A report from :the Warks and Recreation Advisory Cozission indi-
cated they liked hoer ttze part- linked uta with the .ponderosa and hots
it could link with other. park land to the west., Them followed
discus.,ioa keg,ardit,s the location of the perks and; specifically
the 20 foot walk -ways proposed through the development and the
problems they will cause to the adjoining property ncaneru
Motion trade by Commissioner Chapman, second by Commissioner MOTIO, O &TEVT
Keeley to reco ;,aad that the green strip fro"a foot 2, Block tl FiEunaN1Lti 1A3
to Lot: G be removed, also the green : cra.ps between Lot I of
Block 11 and Lot 7 of Block 10and the strip bats*4een ?gat I of
Block 10 and Lot 2 of Elcelt Y. The Planning Crorarission 4ecrn=ends
that one 40 foot strip be inserted bete,*een Lots 4 and 5 of Block I.O.
xir. Burg indicated he thought the 40 foot strip is too much for a
walkwa.y. This is as aide as s M=eets in an industrial park and
destroys the :oncept they tried to develop:.
Commi>ssioaer Feeley felt that the trails are not used when not
through a wooded anvironme.nt,
The Motion to remove .gections of 70 toot walkvay and add one 40 MOTION St
fool; walkway passed 3-1 ,-ith Chairman Wahl voting against and
Coutnissioner. K4!eley abst' *ring.
Motion aKade by Cciru- :ss -loves• Pollock, second by Co=dssi.oaer Chapman' MOTION TO APPROVx,
to reco=,cad, :pproval of th(, u.aary Plat after the conditions
of the. 1M0,ti,on xxave been met. Motion 5-0.
AXENDED PRB%Ti 1I 4RY
PLkT' provious passed
Planning Commission January 19, 1972
NoGts;t made by Commissioner Keeley,, second by Com uissioner Roth, to UCOZiENTATION TO
recommend strongly to the Village Council that the trail and. park COUNCIL TO UVIEW
system, as originally propose' l in the Ponderosa: Preliminary Plat I)MEROSA PLAT
again be considered With specitic refererce to the gray that it inte-
hates with -he t,estfie d F elirrdaary Plat and the Georgia property,
otion passed 5-0s
It vas agreed to delay action, on the Ey-Laws until the new
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Moti,o t ftktde by Commissioner Chapman, second by Co= issioher Keeley
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FztSOLUTIO'i OF
that a Resolution of Commendation, be drat ted for ComMssioner, COM1I A` OIN -,
Pollock who is retiring from the izlaanit% Commission DALE POLLOCI
Chairman Wahl advised the Planning Commission, that he had been asked PLAMNINM CO i;iZS9IO1N
by the \&yor for a recommendation from the 11 -La tni.ng Commission on RECON AENDAZ?'C'%S
hiie ,xe,no .ri Plyvow-h nos town Centra and that he Md drafted a DOC3%i'E'OtM CENTRE
reconu;teadatioa- "The. Planning Commission on Chus ias tic ally recommends
that the Council set aside the area generally bounded by T.H. 55 on
the south, County Road. 9 on the north, Niagara Lane on the ea -it, and
Vicksburg Lane on the wet t i^or the development of the Plymouth Down-
tC1wa Centre,. The Commission further reco me ds khat oC rly commit -
vents be obtained for the fc1loving to be included in the complex;
1) bank,; (2) major da-partmwnt store(s) _ co-wercial coater, (3)
library, (4) civic ceptor, (S) efitarta.ii,tant center including ice
arena, (6) hotel -restaurant, (7) central ;para, (8) vocational school,
9.) post office and (10) other compatible facilities.."
Commissioner Pollock recommended that. tho Village should participate SITE MO
L-1 having a detailed site plan developed prior to any one of the
elements being constructed., it necessary at the Village's expense.
otion made by vo=issionez Keeley,, second by Commissioner Pollock, MOTION'TO ADOPT
to adopt the above recommendation with the addition of the site plat.
recommendaticki Motion passed 5-0.
Chaixman Wahl proposed that the Planning Commission recommend to the SPEED LIMIT ON
Villuge Council t4at soreone. look at reducing the speed limit on HwY> 101 NORD[ OF
that section of Highway .101 north of Count - 9 P>oad &. C0U Ii'xY ROAD 6
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Conmu ssi.oner Roth reported on the Low and Moderate Income Housing:
Seiuirar he attended Xariuery 11, 1972.
XotioiL made b)r Comm ssioner Keeley, second by Clommissionor 'Roth MOTION TO
to approve the mirxutes of the January 5, 1972 meeting. Motion APPROVE i A'UT"ES
passed 5-0,
Notioa to adjourn passed all in' favor. Mee iYlg adjourned at MOTION TO
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5401 EAST R!`YER ROAD
MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. 55421
PHONE t612) $60-6110
January 13, 1972
Village of Plymouth.
13800 Olson Memorial High' -Tay
Plymouth, 111 nesota .5542
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Gentlemen,
I noticed in the, paper that actiort on Supervalu Stores.' request for
building a supermarket on the Northwest corner of Highway 101 and County
Road 6 has not 1-een taken.
X wish to object 'very strongly to this proposed: developiti nt as unbecoming,
unfitting., and inappropriate for the area.
Iy house overlooks the project, and T suppose l wouldn't b^ objecting if
it did not, but i am sure you cunt the comments ;of people involved in
particular developments.
1 once had a brief conversation with Mayor Hilae about this, who responded
that it was a commercial corner and if we wanted Plymouth to grow, business
has to be accommodated by such. locations;
Wle 1 agree idt:h the basic premise, 1 continue to feel. that Plymouth
is basically a residential community with some magnificent advantages:, not
the .least of which is the: fact that it is bordered by County Road ZS,
bisected by Righway 494, and also Highway 55. Therefore, business has plenty
of'places to $6, anal Plymouth has vast opportunities for developing one of
tate fittest ta:'bases in our Metropolitan area. L3very, commercial corner need
not be utilized and the residential aspects of our community can be preserved
and the business -industrial -commercial parts can: grow and be separate.
This is one of the nicest residential areas of Plymouth. I&y can't it remain
so! Vh
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ait the tax base be preserved by allowing multiple dwellings so
teat n the community) land owners, nor neighbors will suffer?
Very uly yours,
Rud Boschc ita
1750Dl9t2
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µCo-. Mayor Al al;de, Jr. Marvin Siebol-
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Neils City Planner Marton Overbi.ser John
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P,,S. I also believe that Lbe proposed carpet store north o
County Road h would be inconsistent with the beat planning available
to the e -A. I regret I will be unable to appear on Wednesday night
cone rz ng this as z have a commitment in outstate Minnesota.
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