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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPlanning Commission Minutes 07-16-1975PLANNING COMMISSION CITY OF PLYMOUTH, MINNESOTA July 16, 1975 A regular meeting of the Plymouth Planning Commission was called to, order by Chariman Kroskin at 7:30 p.m, in the Council Chambers of the: Public Works Building, .14900 -23rd .Avenue North, IMEMB1=RS PRESENT: Chairman Kroskin, Commissioners Threinen, Erickson, Daven- port, Schneider and Stewart 14EMBERS ABSENT Commissioner Hagen STAFF PRESENT Charles Di1lerud, Milt Dale and Kate Marx OtHERS PRESENT: Tom Duntley and Connie Genung, YAAC Representatives t arwood`6.__ Heggen-62 Lot Division Staff presented petitioner's request: stating that this was the third time petitioner had been before the Commission in the past six weeks with respect to the same request, Commissioners were referred to a Council action of October 4, 19,71 a resolution "approving change order #1 first item, for Project #70-1,0,8-E, East Medicine Lake Street Improvement for the paving of a 40' radius cul-de-sac at the terminus of 30th Avenue. East ofMedicine Lake Boulevard and that s?iid cul-de-sac border the southerly and westerly boundary lines, which will involve a 30" radius located at the southeast corner".. This resolution appeared to be the center of controversy regardingdivisionoftheHeggenlot,_ Mr. Heggen's interpretation of the resolution and 'drat of the City Engineer varied significantly. Petitioner read his statement to the Planning Commission and asked that it be a part .of the, official minutes of this meeting. Petitioner was asked by the Commission what his objections were to Exhibit C as presented by Staffs Mr,. Heggen responded that the major problem was the fact that this arrangement did not allow for the proper from ;yard needed for Parcel B as per the Zoning Ordinance. Commissioner Erickson explained to petitioner that a variance could be recommended by the Commission to take care of this problem. MOTION was made by Commissioner Davenport supported by Commissioner Schneider that the request of Harwood B. Heggen for a. lot division of his property be approved as per Exhibit C of the Staff Report of July 10, 1975 i PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING MINUTES -2_ vuly 16, 1975 MOTION to amend was made i?y Commissioner Erickson supported by Cottnissioner Stewartthat the Commission also recommend that a variance be granted for the setback of the house on Parcel B not to exceed 10 feet from the West line of said parcel. After further discussion, the motion to amend,was withdrawn by the makers. Petitioner Iieggen asked the Commissioners if it would not be possible to vary the lot size rather than the front yard setback to provide for the larger front yard for Parcel B since the temporary easement would become` part of Parcel A again in the future. Staff explained to -petitioner that the City may return the easement backtoParcelAinthefutureanditmaynot,, However, in either case, the decision will be left up to the City. Therefore, it would be i n the peti- tioner's best, interest to vary the side yard of Parcel B ratherthan the lot size of Parcel A MOTION TO AMEND was made by Commissioner Threinen supported by Commissioner Davenport that the Planning Commission make the following recommendation to the City Council That the request of Harwood B. Neggen for a. lot • 0 vision at the corner of 30th Avenue North and East Medicine crake Boulevard be approved sub- ject to the following conditions.* 1. The street configuration be designed as per Exhibit C of the Staff Report of July 10, 1975 providing for a 125' width for Parcel .A with a 40' cul-de-sac at the southwest corner of the parcel for access. 2. Recommendations of the Parks and Recreation Advisory Com- mission be made a part of this recommendation. Should a cash payment be recommended, the amount required: would be 300.00, i.e. $150.00 per each new building lot. S Utility and ,drainage easements as recommended by the City Engineer. 4.. Utility service stubs as required 'n paid by petitioner. 5. A realignment of lot lines as proposed by Staff to effect a total of 15,918 square feet for Parcel „A"'. MOTION TO AMEND was made by Commissioner Davenport supported by Commissioner Stewart that the 125' width in #1 of Commissioner Threinen's motion to amend be changed to 1301 PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING MINUTES -3- July 16, 1975 MOTION TO A14END CARRIED (5-1-0) (Commissioner Thre:inen against) MOTION TO AMEND CARRIED Voting then took place on the motion to amend made by Commissioner Threinena containing five conditions. LOTION TO AMEND `CARRIED (5-0-0) (All in favor) MOTION To APPEND C„RRrC3 Voting on the main motion followed, MOTION CARRIED (6-0-0) (All in favor) MGTION CARRIED A-606 Public Works Site -My- o -'FlTi oou A760 Site Plan Staff presented the site plan for the City of Plymouth Public Works site. As per Council request, the landscaping .had been improved. MOTION was made by Commissioner Schneider supported Commissioner Erickson: that the Planning Commission make the following recommendation to the CityCouncil. That the request of the City of Plymouth for site plan approval of the Public Works site be approved', MOTION CARRIED (6-0-0) (All in favors MOTION CARRIED Reports of Officers, Boards and Commissions Planner Diilerud reported on the status of the Jerome Begin Landfill situation, He indicated that since the last Commission mecring several thin+as had trans- pired: 1. Mr. Begin had come into the City Hall to discuss the situation with the Planning; Department. He paid all fees for applications necessary for operations as concern the City. 2. The Minnesota Poll.uction Control Agency contactiad Mr. Begin regarding the change in grading that has taken place and a lack of monthly reports required by PCA of such an operatiar, PLANNING COt 111SSION MEETING MINUTES _Q;- July I&,, 1975 3, It was determined that only 10,000 cubic feet of fill will be sold to Minneapolis from this site while the rest of the 60,000 cubic feel, Minneapolis contracted for from Mr. Begin will be provided for from Mr. Begins other sites, Trail System Plan Commissioners were given a proposed schedule of events including bear ngs etc. for i`)e Plymouth Trails System Plan; The Commissioners will be most concerned with two public hearing items, one proposed for August 20 to adopt goals and policies for the project and thc: other, proposed for December 17, to approve implementation plans Tor the project. The Commissioners will be receiving more information as it is available, Minutes he July 2, 1975 Planning Commission Meetinu MOTION was made by Commissioner Erickson supported by Commissioner Schneider that the minutes of the July 2, 1975 Planning Commission Meeting be approved as written,, MOTION CARRIED (5-0-1) (Chairinan Kroskin abstained) MOTION CARRIED Chairman Kroskin adjourned the meeting at 9:15 p.m. APPROVED BY PLANNING COMMISSION August 6, 1975 Reg Kroski n, Chairman Planning Commission Charles E. Di1lerud Secretaryy 114E1.10RAaD'Ut1 Planning Cnmmissi,zn DATE-, ,duly 15, 175 P?Otl: 'Petitiouw,. Exrwood 13, lugger. OBNERAL LO CA TION 3(1111 t ve.tue North and 1.ast Iedxc„e Boulevard K 0*11-M-11NIT LAND V8F,- Vacant llfflR N x 701NING K-1 PROPOSED LA4D U'S"E: LA-1 C::Il7iPF.A?vr l _1 PETI~Tl'4ITER REPORT: lie wish to "thank the Planning Commission for its coopera:- tion., ti-e, and effort, in assisting us with the (iivisioti of to+, 10., tier l en6•thy discna si.on il-1; t).e Commf ssi,oa, ?,r. Dale, Mr. Dillemd, and lir. herrn 'Ooldberg, it 'ippears that the direction we wore all headed. corN` .rms to the resolution maee between .E;arwood; HeCren and the Plymc!lith VMage Council which wps voted on gn, approved October 4 1971, 7kt1t reso?'tttic tl rsa ls as P0 l cwsx NOTIM wws made key CwAnoilm rz ,Johnson, second by Councilman Spaeth to adopt R.,501,11TION HiQ, 71- 344, ", R '-SMI i'TMN APPRt r RIG CHANGE ORD::R `ll FIRST TTV t nit PROJEr, , -, -A , tAST VEMCITU UkE, R„gym )` Pr?QVT_-r.ib,JT FOR 7H PAVTRG Of-' A AbI RA CIPe C(r!, l;l CAC AT T11E V,,IRMIT J 4.r OF 30th !-Vr:"VtTD V aT CP its.l` 4;3iw r TxAM BOUirET-'MU) ,V1T, `"EIA`€' CrkTl) Clulb DE AC 301MER, ?Me"' Z')CU 'iT NIMY ANM xiES s,RLY BOONDA_RY LIVES iz"r;TU ,T::L INVOLVE A ?n' RADIT j l,0^ATM AT qMR 00U`MV' ,7% ,T CORNMw —: Kot i on (;arri ed j aye roll call voti -. In oompl:iance, to the 1971 'RLSOtr{1TTON we have set the Zest line of Parcel "At' to 125' 'which will Yield the la,,i0') square feet nec;pss ary in abiding w th, the 5:3iT± Orr?inance cone of Vie Village oC Plymooth. The 1971 RESOLUxIOlf provides a 60' (diameter) cul de sac which allows ample ti1rn na room dor all moforizeO veliiLoo. Tt shoal) also be notpd that the 1971 R # OIUTT.O?T, with w1iioh we are complying, Mlzes the land to the full-4t WNW with little or no 1p.nd craste, y wish to melte ;,i: known to "the Planning Commission that we intend; to abide by 1 the ded aeon of +he Vi ll-.are Coli t.-A's 1071 RESO1JJTTON to the fullest eal:ent.. lincerely, P. ., In addil:i.on, we dire also allowing for Ka Pyr' •>, i'tr, e roadway to Parcel which could ov ctztsally, at sone future elate, be utilized as an extensi.pan o,