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and Hr . Pveel had", no qiistlons or, Qom eats
Thi i imensiOns of the aocessory-buil4ing, WVe. ad.nfirmUfob`
Com, ilssioner Wire C, mmissio er, g arn. sk oaf med that the
ae sser building,. led to the Puce, s p,r u a yea ,
dehoe at 7 5 er reen E ane nd tliat 1f the lot "cr" the
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VOTE 7 Ayes. OTO carried* MOTION, CARRI,
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h mar to e wa I adUeed the request bar t B r;a as ; Al N AS
u her-, an h? rch , for, a Condit cna Hse Pex r xt , the iplcntes
ora cheo c 1 ay ata day. cad cF the a us 5y 198
ste epee was wazved Wan Peterson 38195 Harbor Lane, lIT qi
represell the e turch had no qt este n cor ctomme0ts SS 1.
t;gwa d sped tie Ph Hearnq.' :a.s. them was
no one preset e s ak on this e the Pub a'c.Hearing was '
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Kp0miss on r- P a sae az d y - e AW!E
a s """ ^etr;m app dYa,;, the h ina .e
Pe t ; fo.the 14o-1 W,z a ,sat ee e
the condItj`ons" U.te In the August 57,1987 staff repott.
flVote:,: " " yes* fi .TiON aarr: ed", VOTE - STT
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tee wa . ,nt d ced the r . u st h the, Hiannep, najraq lE #"ITN' CQl1 TY 'tRiC
CoqrvtyPark, err ro VE DITRICT
an, Cure"'t lona 'Herm c r 1 ase the "deve3'cpjner t STS , # ;
ssione Plu g: n p rod if ., Orono end her neighbors
wereamenably o the strut being posted "No, Parking1l
page,, 176
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r131f t4d stat:.`sb6',' "Mf" 75 4'11 a p' '
to t o ,residents sn that home a td their guests on
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Mrs Gaylord. Th rmodsgard. 3610 Fore t e' concurred with
Ms. Crape, stating.,he lbas tal k, ed with Fred Room,, the Pol loer
chief, he , re e v nc no sat s action. re ap dJ n
t tt there very hea traffic and
he ` to a be path or at least a
nsta-11 d for Utti, Av nueA"
Cobert cC nd,iennep n bounty, staked the '.t maps
nd.- ref1e0t their, trail, -36th Avenue North, and.-
hat the County ans a trail. -prem Maple roav through thehat
deg rn.al Pari In ymoot:h, 3-ntc o den ? The exact
ocat on the County trail has not been confirmed at th-i
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chairman Steigerwald advised Mr Thormodsgard to, contact
ri0 clan arksk an ecreation r a dinc theD
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omtids$lop $,tulf erg) s'{econ]dj eco; by Com Idn r t i i 4 I R4}! m, 140TION ,}
uf lan and
Gond*t.* nal tse #permit for the Hennepin bounty Park deserve
st ct o fthe,_patkinq p ms_" an quest inse a d
ng the 'City bLAd County r a sy tejJVs ''as c lscus ec for the
reoord, arid$ subjeot to the con .tions A .51, In the
August ; 1987 staf f report.
n oner tare` s yn u red 'abOut the , ttcr:' d,atcd Ac ast
1 1967 and, s.obm .tted by Do ber « M er, Land .A, qu sition
Officer for ,Hennepin Parks -1- an, the q esti bn on no a me ' ,
o asssmnts ' bete Crsnsdaton cad ;land card occur,
hairman t zgerwa d explained tfi t the, letter wad Iwded
the C mmis a on 's. nformatIon, . end he fty. c cru oil
should 'cdns .der any, aettdn required, OAj the is'su *,of asses
meat, . and rind onsbdat ion.
o f `Ga Voto , % Ayes,. MOTION, carried * ,
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was prov,de ; by Coordin, for Anderton. M N1WNT870-06
owi slorver 3' w+,= x"a t i u Z. 4•M#: fi.b , t tJ .. ooat tr . '. i..= `
n telghbornoo s in relation to the He has' a
problem agree:ng.. w. to tt e' st-aff nd oa din that the S*te
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nye n bout the raff, and theQ1'Yif [e e fed CCS
es on of installing a 4e- 4 _. N i ` re
ned he k will be 140 , e Allen an t fie' re I
yand, there w need ' >000rd na1on
between the y ennep noy and I nT
r _,led VOTE MOTON. EDICAM
Niceha 3,. tdiS.i.n, Pa ba, ' 'm 4.111 r Re, e Lt 't1 'C`
Vice had man a,uba n roduo d the eques nrbenson k RY" M ..
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eve oprnon corporation for the Edina. Read b In XPLM rM,
eadlnq' o A qu . X987, pi nna ng repo axed 0*Mr" At., USE
PERMIT .18-1 ;.
ft. +fry y q, i y } yr qty +.p @ i y yn p 11
Yoe .eJ. a;#t,:6kJ's#A :544 l-Vl'1, '7#4F 4+r:P r.P A,.rn+%
Development,orpor on fan Hduseo bowed erg arG
eobureI render .ng of the bu d nq and e«Cpla;i ed the plan .
for their"lo-ok touer1 e e cp1eined _ the bu .d g -
ala would e two. olor brink, us Ing qua a, in glass, and
the us'—of masonry -throughout the building,,'.
Vice. a ma pau a opened tete uol q ear ng: A there a
no orae present to speak, on this item, the Dublin Hearing. was '
b.sed
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become non_.op6r blq-*
MOTION, Cor s a:oner s u oerg, seec n ed by ot ma ss onor ' 10 ,10". TO AP,
o recommend o prova dor n Revised Site p an and
Conditional Use; Permit for or )Qhson Devolo den 'otpora:
on, chebo bhe ponds asene.gu 8
staff,report.
MOTION: by omr ss. over 1aro s y, ` se onde 'by' ommissione ' JJOTM TV AWND
1' d a to Amend aha talo on b arida n and ti `fin. '10 that:
n ` s g age sha,lR exdeed the Ordin-anoe height regulation' of'
ft*,A
Cowioner Stu, ,erg, s dated that even ° these were s age
on ane ow , ha"t signage would be'required to meet the
O rd na ee and rd for he h end sizes ; the; an
Ener art_-nr the' b l _
1 fan csed:y tae to tbtdn a`
In on h dower, gn will be low level ar d wi thin,
Ordinance standards,
oll all ' Vote on Amondment-Ay-6s,.,.'Co mallssioner VOT : ° GARI ED
t l.be Nagy, * tom s inner yl'la ab.s aied.
fl g l all V e .on .Maw; o. on r oe Amended,, Ayes Q7° 7I{3N CAW0
Col ol.one y.a; obsned
P afth commission Minutes,
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h l a n f u t Kenneth
Streeter Streeter lnves men #- An ore view of 'h a u's ; 111EEC,,R
1918 sta vort was pro i. ed t ordina r Anderson. , SII , -
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Commissioner Plufka ;:inquired about the three lots as prev- 8708)
io sly platted and lr rhes as rev ed » The In layout
wr con's rmt d
halrman Pa e, introduced 1r* Kenneth 8tree er,
ter, In os' men , who sated he would answer anyuoes"
flans end indicated the width of sidewalks should be -f .
rather an t as shown. The - 3 width a s der the
q yy g {{+ ownt wn ide: alk Flan..:
Corw issioner Zylla lnquire0 about building. materials,: MrA
ree.er stated, they would use brick, however they have no
I selected the oo.ors..
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Commissioner "Inquired. a3bou
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the - wc7},Ish`i e }pyla#nom"
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Y % L.i i..S is : 1t y$w ik signs 4f. Plaoe' d to i ce , {S 4R"fh.
d- 34 a Avenue11oh Streeter stated they will be
ou sns na ereram h staff wh ch Avill hediscuss
drdo }lanrvin o mi sL,t-e ;'brVh
Public HearindicelChairmanPaubeopenedthe.
40 &,ba-sso Court, 5 rev!Iew- mu saes he ,.
owns the, property to the west. He I was aware of the three
restaurant sates-, but was not notified of these changes to
the Planned Unit D.evelopent*
Dire for Tremere stated that prior to the Pubic Hear n
are din the planned n e e oilmen Pia - :. pro aer y "IyAers
were notified. The Amendment was approved or, June 1 987.
t° r . erril stated; he was "shocked". by this chancde as, he
vals. bought his property based on the =Ural pUn, approvals"
ffe; s" 00acerned about :uses such s tho$e propt -,,ed by,
Streeter* ' i4e as re that sai :heck the; i.eo;' see why
they were not notlfled of this: pdD. chane
Director- Uerrtete a,ised :Mr Nerill, that a N tie was mailed
to the plyaouh .ssocat on a 8 Genra Avenue..
Minne poo t
r;;Merrill 0onfi °mei this was, his business address:
t r. Streeter stated, there are tw,o sites 'dor, rOte ra t
development and those who have Interest, i those s ' s have
Ivenmno,ide that they want the shcpp n pouter In that.
area,
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and requirements and cry the fact that the site has
00r of where ecrreeiens noe""tied,. These
dictated ocatiOft the huA d ngs and.. par-Ung areas
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cr en a on; and, ha the es qn ° ' + a sur her'Would,
be acs he e . back s-1, de' . to his b f jLd!nr,*
om ssditer y a, inquire there iau d be any chance
aera ,s prem the frtn `to the ba ac of .she building,
et r stated the materials vould not bdifferent.,
ommiss over Marofsky s ated he uAders- ands the, , concern
abcu the soils eorrec jon, ,needed howevery evett turhiOq
the center- a "quarter" Of: a turn would open I toward the
ar cbyty d r Ieocould,',wrap,,to x .g[, Thj
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interiorwould #-EI! ' i'1„tt# ¢ {il.3i 1.e a%m ii r4n ks;+ 3w',34*dL. •U 1k.4Lr' .
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features, and the plans for be m n . ccmmjssinner Mar+Y sky,
stated he unders'tand's the n er s descned to, ..have t no
back8 de" j bow-vier, his basic concern s r.ema n
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VLR C#.F 3nti+Lldk ..k 'Fa +J A 1.7 X?Y 4 Lr {W ,. .i,.aw 4.: b R16h .14 Lig d11 /N!Y .a :!ORr
teslund car' a Preliminary Plat der s u-1-ra,m ly presidential iM Y PW
hour nc An overview cif the August 5 1987 sstef report :gas 87069
rQv ded b erd: ator Anders Coordlna cr Anderson
ex that he name e ' the plat was te be T_ '.
e halratauba .ntraduded, r.. Gerry Nuar,oebs-
n t sc'n Assbela es " epresen ing. he e -Itl aner . hir.. Heuer
imm ntS, and staffed h wo.0 I d answer a.nyquestioA$.
ern,a ssdner it e noted that the sitehas some ew land and
et n ds aid inquired ha.t.type of struetu es mould, he
1 Mr . a:i exp a .ed 16 layeu' t luJ 3 T1
der l In s= as well, ,s a.n i dust ,ial bu d ng, they, be
is44 Viable prb- ee Aod thelr lari$ 'take the,,"OX
terrain Into aeuount.
cus on en about the dot rt and; hylar clan
Oh e sem t lines. ` shown an he r a c; she ' l it
onl,aons dere :confirmed._
Pae 182,
Pla ,hq mm5 3 4 1 lit
August, 1 9
Vice (hairman-,0auba, Introduoed tb e request by Ryan,, ons rud 1YANCONSTRUCTIM CO.
r y . C d s,. Pore'' o dDer ,tonyr. n om f [ 0
Ute .:
ritnes center one stal carwash rack- and sandwich PEST ,0
shop in the T.T. BuildIng'at 505 County Road 18*
Reading. of the August 3,,1987 staff report was wa ve.
vie Chair Pauba in 'o7ducd Pat Ryan*. Mr. Ryan had
o questions or cements*
ceChaIrma.n Pauba, epenod tjze Pubic Nearing, as there was
00 pr <? speak cn this item, the Pubic Nearing, was
closed,
MOTION by, Commissioner lvlre seconded by Commissioner Pluft a MOTION TORcivJE
ec m need a.pprn a fqr the c ndit nna . rise Permit for
Ryan Construdtion Company, subjectn e ccndit. io s s
listed- In 'the August 5$ 1987 staff, r epor
alc e. e 40 ca ried. V 1T ED
ice chair Pauea In Frceu.ced # cues by Ryan Cori ru tY 4N, T T . .
t cn: npany a , .an ase Guid Pian amendment and f an ed LANs USE W. IDE PSN
namen r ncep P an. An nyerewof ie Augst 51 tN7`N P
staff report,was, provided by Coordinator A dersenx UNIT O"C Ps NT
COPT PLAN (87027
ci ssJ enexNSarofs y ,questi -ed the area in }1e o ,eft,
handypq ery0 of of th}e@y/
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n the graphic was hand nc new awned theetib
s n e it is r,* ht-•ef-way* Mr2 Ryan; explained that, with, the,
redostgn cf the ren age road, this area will be inciudac
wthin the punned area. Mr.Ryan explained -the'
riot-cif -way*` ands that they do own, approximately, half Of
the site i-al q, s on* rec tor Tr mere abed that the,
goometries and dimensions . would no be known untilthe
platting stage; the area can 'he ncluded In the requidin ,
consideration.,
sR.s J+ iAe : y .la Inquired if sta ff eV :ro .uf I4/ V1i5.'e request
for , reguiding to .,the CS s c va ce
rbusxngess}
c assiiMa f n'
Director-, " i .. ,' .S.r ' kit that the C `gu..i h I .4 Ppropx
The'staff concerns center cn the commercial en, erprises the
deepe4r is Seng per the PiP apt; and un%eeicr
C;om ss one y is nguiir d. ,about, any nan o . WIt the
guidth 9' Direct- Tremer sta" e z ' ta e Cli rf l ;iia
uses. and ' designs ' are in.' the on%ng rdihanoe The
iassif a on is he bass s for k Zoning which a vs
re a i end her ccmmerola uses. He,, e,viewed the Canoept
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A J STTTd Tl Com aissaoner Plufkay seconded' by Com WOSTITUIE ST C
ssioner deny the Land Use Guide Platz. Amend- rOR
merits with a statement to the City Cour eil that h e D
service b si,ness} idint, oprie i?or this areal ; the
amount ' ins excessive given the ropo ed development .plan - lateand1and1mostofthesiteshouldbeguidedC (limited
business)
Disicussi,on, ensued reg ar ! aite naives for the proposal
and t min o uses itti the development.
CommissionerPlufka expl toed his recommendation takes into
account the existing CL,guiding for the .Groves Gffloe, Perk
Planned Unit evelopment,. Corm i;ssa,oneriia .asked if the
sense of the Commission Is to- recommend denial,, why be
oonoerned about the CL ol<as it Ication
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Roll. Call Vote., 4 Ayes. Commi ssi,oners dire and tul.ber Ski UTUTE MOTION:
Nay. MOTION'carried. VOTE MOTHft'CARRM
Motion by Commissioner Zll.a, ; seconded by Coni,ssioner
Stulberg to Amend the Substitute Motion by adding that the,
Piannin Commission ` recommends reguidin to CL lis i.ted
business) if there
I's a requested change from, the IP (pian-
nod industrial
After brief*' da,scussion, the Motion to amend was -withdrawn.
MOTIOR by C m' siooer $tolberqt seconded by Commissioner 140TTO AWW
y .ia to Arend the Substitute Motion to reco n denim o .
the Laad Ajse. CedePlan. Amendment as submitted,: based on the
f irtdincfs. in the 'August 5 1967 staff' report»
Coissiooer tulberc stated the reasons were the proposal
Yas cot consistent with the Comprehensive Pian and the site
5nou d! remain IP.
Commissioner InVire Mated his nay vote reflects his, opinion
that service business is 'needed within this development
Pail Call tote ' on Amendment to tho Substitute 'Motion. 5 COTE AMEND", T
Ades Comta ssoner ire z ray iCi iC carr led . MOTION. CARRIED
MOTION by Commissioner Plufka, see onded by Vloe Chairman OTTU TO D
Psavba denial of the Planned Vni b(Development POO c "T PLAtit
jreoommer
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C}ncep+r +-t t C J,.r1Ya. Yt, txli findings listed ,ki s t' ..
staff report., The plan is cot consi$tent with the IP73}
adin.g*
ol,l Call Vote. ` ' Ayes. MOTION cerr ed 1 UT - ?TT t CARRXD
Commi sioner Stulberq observed that some service bu!Iness.
This Was the oohsensk$ of, the Commission,
PlannintCom€ission Minutes
August12, 1,987
Vice Cha_rraan Pauba calked a Recess at 12_.15 A.M. RECESS
W MSTNESs
Vice Chairman pauba introduced the request by Twin City TWIN7 CTT! OPTICAL
optical. Reading of the August 51 1987' staff report was SITE PLAN At MMT
waived. AND VARIANCES
Vice Chairman Pauba introduced Mr. Roger Sjobeck, 901 <Jef-
ferson, St.. Paul,, who explained the Twin City Optical opera-
tion. They employ 90 people, and have a night shift with 15
employeo . ' He noted that while the staff' report indicates
they may have outgrown the building, "they moved intothe
problem." They have been at the limits of the parking
capacity since the day they moved into the building. The
requested variances will allow them to avoid on -street park- arkMg. Mg.The solution to part of the problem is to add the 74
parking spades at the east end of the property. Mr. 5jobeck
stated this would not set a. precedent, as other buildings in
the area have parking at the front; and, the parking stalls
they propose, would line, up with existing parking lets.
He stated., problems arise when there are snow ,accumulations,
and special meetings. He said the use is wholesale
i
distribution, and is not retail*
Commissioner Stulberg noted that the parking spaces fall.
short of the required number needed for 90 or more
employees. He inquired what the next step would be, for Twin
City Opti cal?
Further discussion of the parking disparity ensued.
Director Tremere stated the building cannot support tiie use;
per City standards. He explained the; regui.ding of the land: j
to CL (limited business.) and the intent: for development and
redevelopment in this area. He stated that the City would
like to see them secure another site inPly mouth that would
meet their 'needs, and particularly their growth,,,
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Mr. S jobeok explained that the number of employees will be
increased during the night shift to alleviate the parking J
requir iaent5 during day, time hours, fir t Qary Threl.keld, ;
Twin. City Optical, confirmed the company's plan to add
employees to -the night ` shift, to give their customers a j
competitive edge .with the "one-hour wonders" (rapid service'
retail" stores) • 1
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Page 1,90.
planning Commission 'Minutes.
August 12, 1,987
Commissioner Mar ofsky stated concern regarding adequate snow
t v rage on this site and, a,nquired where can the site they
p an provide for this storage? Mrs SJobeck stated the boule-
vard areas and " edge of the parking lot would be adequate
areas ;four snow storage,, Commission Stulberg noted that
future' improvement to the frontage road could reduce' the
areas now used for: snow storage. City Engineer Goldberg
stated' the City- has no ;immediate plans to improve- the
street:
Mr.. Sjobeok commented that when Tarin City Optical had a`
facility downtown,. the employees used bus service to a
higher degree; he believes that this may became thecase at
this f ac i.l ity as well. .
Motion by Commissioner Wire to recommend approval ' for the
Site Plan Amendment and Variances for Twin City Qpt calf
subject to the conditions listed in the August 5, 1987 staff
report, and that the variances be granted due to the fact
that this is not, a new development site; the variances will
not have a negative impact on surroundincq properties-. and,
the drive aisle widths are adequate
The Motion died for lack ` of a second
MOTION by Commissioner Stul berg,; seconded by Commissioner LOTION TO, DENY
Marefsky to recommend denial of the Site Plan Amendment and
Yaranees for- Twin 'City' Optical, for the reasons that the
Variance Criteria have not been met; and, the available
parking can support the reasonable use of this. site and
building.
Commissioner Stulberg stated he could reconsider this if -a'
public improvement project impaotcd the situ by reducing
parking space
Vote. Ayes. Commissioner Wire, Nay. MOTION oarried.' VOTE - MOTION CARRIED
Yice Chairman tlauba introduced the request by Welsh WELSN COMPANIES
Companies `for a Sign Variance. heading of 'the August 5, SIGN V ASE' (SigBU)
1987 staff ,report was waived.
Vice + hai,rman Padba introdvaed. Mr. Paul Dunn; Welsh
Companies,: Dunn explained 't=hat 1:.1ha variance requestis
dictated by "ttnant needs for signage. He further explained
the requests for signage made by the medical offices in the
building; and, that per staff assurance during the initial:
site plan review regar fync the allowable signage,. they
promised that tenants would have the desired signage...
fearHestatedthatonsubmittingtheirsecondapplication
wall :signage they were denied a permit. They relied on
staff for information; the information was in error; and
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Planning s -Qmmis4 :cin Mlautes
August 12, 198.7'
Vice Chairman Pauba introduced the request by Johnson JOMSON SCHROEDER
Schroeder arty ership for variances from; the Policy Resole- PARTI 'RSA IP
tion No. 75-664 and from the platting and street frontage VARIANCES FROM THE
requirements of the Subdivision Code. Reading of the August POLICY RESOLUTION
5 1987 staff report was waived. 75.4664 AND PLATTING
REQUIREMENTS OF THE
The petitioners were not present. though they had been SUBDIVISION CODE
present earlier. Engineer Goldberg explained the circum- 87077)
stances of the :request.
Motion by =Commissioner ' Wire to recommend approval for the
variances from Policy Resolution No 75-664- a.nd from the
platting and street frontage requirements to allow division
of 'Land for O ;hnson & Schroeder Partnership, subject to the
conditions as listed in the August, 1987 staff ream.
The Motion: died for lack of second.,
Commissioner Marofsky stated his concern that this property
will be ".land locked'. Engineer Goldberg explained that
this property cannot develop until after the Year 2000, as
it is, within the Metropolitan Urban Service Area* In res-
ponse- to questions, Engineer Goldberg confirmed that a
single family home might be construotpd on the prop;erty.
bireetor r mere explained the circumstances surrounding
this request were unique and granting this variance would
not set a precedent.
MOTION by Commissioner Plufka, seconded by Commissioner` NOTION TO APPROVE
Marofsky to recommend approval of the variances from Policy
Resolution, No. 75.664 and from the platting and street
frontage requirements of the Subdivision Code for 3ohnson .
Schroeder Partnership, subject to the conditions listed in
the August 5, 1987 staff report.
Vote. 6 Ayes. MOTION carried. VOTE - MOTION CARRIED
AD""MEN7
The meeting adjourned at 1.07 A.M.
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