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Home My WebLink AboutPlanning Commission Minutes 10-22-1986CITY OF'PLYMOUTH T BEN , 1986 The Regular Meeting of the Plymouth Planning Commission was called to order at 64 M PoA., W14BERS, PRESENT. Chairman, elgerwa dk Commissioners, Stulberq,, Magnus, nus, Plufka,, Mellen>and Paub a Cerro >s ener V'Vi e arrived a 6i.7 P.M. W-WERS ABSENT None T:A.FF PRESENT: Community Dene . finmen Coordinator Sara McConn City n nee $perm Goldberg Planning Secretary Craee Win man CONSENT AGENDA, MOTION BY Commissioner Pau a, seconded by Commissioner MOTION TO APPROVE Stulberg to adopt the Consent Age xda as sum d. - Ayes: MOTION married., ATF - 140TIM CARRIED i4IS' mmissio}Pauba ,.se onded byCommissioner3TdON ,. by Commissioner MOT .. i TO APPROVE St liber to approve the October , 1980 M ilu s as iK 0m,t,.t fined VOTE. 6 Ayes, MOTION carried* VOTE NOTT ^ IED PUBLIC HEARIKS Carman ea erwa d. rr+ roduoed the request by Roger Benson R- 1" BENSON for a Rezoning, and Conditional Use Permit to expand an REE ING existing single farm I y deal ing to a two-family residence. CONDITIOUNLI USE Reading of the October, 10, 1986 Planning . Staff Report - was PERMIT C66109 waived h Charman S ei erwald introduced Y "-M.r, Benson who had no ues ions or ooimients Chairman Stelgerwald opened the Public ear ;no.. as there was no one r sen o speak pit his ie, , the PuWo Hearing was, closed. MOTION by Comntissioner u.lb:er , seconded by Commi sinner MOTION TO APPROVE pauba to apfyrave, the Rezoning and Conditional Use Permit for Roger Benson for j roper ,Iy at 315 -Ionia Lade, subject to the eori ions as listed n the Oo ob r 10, 19 P, ann-r,,q St4ff Report Rol -I Call, Vote. Ayes*` MOTION carried. VOTE. - MOTTOM CARRIED 209- Paqe 210 October ZZf 1966 Planning Commission Minutes Chairman Steigerwaldintroduced ` the request by Charles LES Carlson, for a ConIditi~onai Use Permit to allow the ' CONDITIONAL is construction of a single family residence in the R-2 Zoning PEM41T District. Reading of the October 13, 1986 Pianni,.-iq Staff Report was Waived. Ct-iit an te.i erwalad introduced Mr. Dale Kennedy ; representing the oetiti,oner. ' Mr enn dy had ' no, questions or 'comments. Chairman at igerwal.d; opened the Public Hearing, as no one was present to speak on this item, the Public Hearing was closed. MOTION: by Commissioner Piuf a, sLoonded' Commissioner NOTIONPP St .l.ber t recommend approval for ° the Conditional. Use Permit for Charles Carlson for property at 440 Zinnia L<3ne, subject to the condi.tions as listed in the October 13, 1986 Planning Staff Report. Rol i Cal L Vote. 6 Ayes. MOT 14 carried. VOTE KTTO4 CAR ED NEW BUSINESS CTION key, Comm,i ssi.bncr Parr a, seconded y Commissionerssioner C0 MIE lbercl to recommend approval fog the sit- Plan for a 51TE PLAJ- 06,11111 15,,000 sq f , off Joe building in the northwest corner of TO APPROVE, County Road 9 and County Road 1, subet the condltons as lasted in thy„. October 13, 19$6 ,Pl.annino Staff Report*; VOTE 6 Ayers: MOTION carried. VOTE W -T O0 CARRIED Chairman, Steigerwaxd Introduced the request by the City of VARIANCE FIROM Plymouth for a Variance from Parking Requl mer ents dor PARKI`NG. REWt11R fC1T property at 10850 County Road 15 'Reading of the October 6045-) 16, 19,86 Planning Staff R.e0ort was waived. MOTION by Commissioner Magnus,,seconded by ,Commissioner Wire 140TION TO APPROVE to recommend approval, for the Variance from Parkin require-ments, subject to the conda.tions as listed In the October 16? 1q,86 Planning Staff Report'. VOTE, 7 Ayes O MOTION carried. VOTt -- HDTV CARRIED Chairman Steigerwald called a Recess unt i l 6100 P.M. RECESS l Oct:obe t Planning mmi orr Meetin Chairman Steigerwald c4l led t,o,order the continuation of the PRA HUM SERVICES NA7 . o CIar Ent ` on t"5 iorIE HrtstF "Sed. v ices ,a*:,rsr r <,r a teP n ITI-O Conditional,13se Permitrequest. PEM41T AND SITE PLAN 18608. ho rman Ste1qerwald explained the purpose of < the meeting and the procedures to be followed. A staff ;pte-sentatlort ivill, h > given, the petitionerirk., Gerald Kaplan would t'hert qive a presentation; a representativeiv for the residents, r u , CARS. would then. -ca led on r . Kaplan would respond to those questionp, and cr mm n , and$, then those who filled out a blue card were to be oalled upon in alphabetical order. Chairman Steigerwald requested art overview Of tte August y Coordinatorer e : nn1eo r , 19,46) a f f Report b.rr Chairman Ste,fqeriyald introduced r. Gerald Kaplani Alpha Human Servloesj, Ine Chairman S eigerwaW Inquired about th future use etre proposed building, If the faerl i y is approved a,* . but Into operation; and, if the un y were to discontinue their contract. Mr., Kaplan stated, they contract wZth' oounties other ojn Hennepin County. Chairman ter. s He di s I cussed the concerns brought up about the nabling 1 response_~.` --~- - -Christian,'- -~ -~ ` ' ` Page 231 Planning Commission Minutes October PZ, 11086 Bill Cavanaugh, Z015 No Aquila Ave., Golden alley, irviOr-- t ed about the Ordinance criteria for Condit,"_ : l Use Per;ni is regarding safety. He stated the Ordinaricc reflects the City's regard for public safety,;and these public rights go back to the Constitution. It is the City's responsibility to assure everyone's overall safety which is every citiz nls right. if the homeowners in this area are in the low to median Income group they need more security. ' There should j he a facility proposed for the victims, not the offenders. Kevin Christian 9940 South :shore Ur stated tie lives six blocks from the proposed site. He doesn't:, want to have to fence his property, or put up barbed wre, or get quard dogs. He stated the proposed facility will cause nei, hbor- hood stress. He is not: at all convinced that the out- patients utptientscaabecontrolledasstated; and' he is sine it will not enhance the value of property it the area. The statis- tics given are 611 ' 4 n the past ;;tense, it is the future the neighborhood residents are worried about. They have an investment in the future of the community,, arra, if there is one crime co!vnitted it will be one too .rany. He does not believe coml=_ risons can, be made between Minneapolischis and Plymouth Byron nanellus, 980 Norwood Lane, questioned why this facility must be placed in a residential neighborhood. Northern Minnesota, which is less densely populated 'would make this facility more effective. He questioned integrat- Ing the clients back into the area, and drew an analogy of an experimental laboratory. L3onnie Evel,and 1457 Larch Lane, stated she has 'two small children,, pre-chool age. She is concerned about their safety and is concerned that Mr. Kaplan is asking Plymouth to put their children in ,jeopardy. She is also concerned Chat the faW ity once in operation, will increase its size ana n,jni' er of clients.; Will this mean that persons under treatment as out-patients would be mioving into Plymouth? Wilt Ciesmann, 135 lay igara Lane, stated he doesn't live in, this area or Plymouth. )-However, h_ sympathizes: with the People living near the proposed site, as tie live-- near the Hennepin County Corrections faci.li 1. i.'t . lie has been bathe ed by chose who visit that facility, and they are not d.esir able, peop.l f. They have, on occasion, come to his hose to ask to us -e the phone, etc. He asked that a phony; be put on 15th Av !ajiue and Niagat-r Lane. Jackie Goetsch, was not present when call,d upon Me H G4 West Medicine Lake Dr. rias'' beenMelvinR. Harris, 13 es 4 Iisteni.n+g to eil the comments and believes in Dr,; Kaplan':s sincerity. The gttostion Is the position of this body, and S'v Wim;