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HomeMy WebLinkAbout04/26/76 PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES APRIL Z6, 1976 The meeting was called to order at 7:32 P.M. by Chairman Glennie. Members Present: Linde, Peterson, Kramer, Stoffel, Lard% Stark, Fischer, Glennie, and Walker Commissioner Latch indicated that it was Commissioner Linde that seconded the motion on the Polka Dot matter at the April 12th Planning Commission meeting. APPROVAL OF MINUTES Moved by Commissioner Fischer, seconded by Commissioner l{ramer to approve the April 12th Minutes as amended. 8 ayes, 0 nays. Moved by Commissioner Fischer, seconded by Commissioner Iiramer to approve the Burns and Enstad site plan for an office building addition subject to requiring screen of both the old and new roof top mechanical equipment and temporarily waive any additional parking than is currently shown on the site plan (59 stalls) until some future date when the City feels that it is necessary. The petitioner will have to maintain an undeveloped area until the need for additional parking has been established. SITE PLAN REVIEW BURNS AND ENSTAD 1250 HWY. 55 Commissioner Kramer withdrew his second and Commissioner Fischer the motion. Moved by Commissioner Fischer, seconded by Commissioner Kramer to approve the site plan subject to screening of any new roof top mechanical equipment and temporarily waive any additional parking than is currently shown on the site plan (59 stalls) until some future date when the City feels that it is necessary. The petitioner will have to maintain an undeveloped area until the need for additional parking has been established. 6 ayes, Latch, Linde, and Stoffel nay. The Planning Director reviewed correspondence that the City Staff has had with the Minnesota Highway Department requesting that a study be done on T.H. 55. It was recommended that no action be taken by the Planning Commission until a traffic study has been completed for that area. COMPREHENSIVE PLAN -Z- Planning Commission Minutes (Cont.) April 86, 1976 Commissioner Fischer reported to the Commission that his Committee met on two occasions with Mr. Wagner to discuss the rezoning of a parcel of land on Hwy. 55 for a new grocery store. Mr. Fischer explained that the Committee discussed with the peitioner the following items: traffic hazards and specifically the need for a frontage road; the need to provide a culvert for a storm water sewer thru the petitioner lot: proximity of development site to proposed parks; ideal location of the building (east or west end of site); location of loading dock and trash storage areas and their visibility; and the need to rezone more than just one parcel of land to avoid spot zoning. Commissioner Fischer also indicated the need to contact the Natural Resources Commission to discuss with them the possibility of the City selling to Wagner Realty a minimum of 30 feet of the Northwest Ponding Basin. It was suggested that this could be handled at the May t8th N.R.C. Meeting. Moved by Commissioner Kramer, seconded by Commissioner Stoffel to approve a special use permit for a small animal clinic subject to future reviewal at the time the small animal clinic transfers ownership. 9 ayes, 0 nays. The Planning Director explained that on occastion the City should require a survey of an individual requesting a building permit, to prove that the structure is in fact on their property. The Chairman referred this item to the Kramer Committee for further study. Commissioner Fischer indicated that if it is not required at the present time, the City should require all developers to place pipes in the ground to designate corners of lots in newly platted areas. The Planning Director informed the Commission that the Chamber of Commerce has designated Skip Soleim and Greg Langenfeld to represent the Chamber of Commerce in the study of the zoning ordinance's off- street parking requirements. REZONING- WAGNER REALTY (RED OWL) T.H. 55 SPECIAL USE PERMIT DR. DAYTON- 220 EAST ZND STREET ORDINANCE - AMEND SECTION 10. 31 - REQUIRING SURVEYS FOR BUILDING ]PERMITS PARKING ORDINANCE COMMITTEE -3- Planning Commission Minutes (Cont.) 2kpril z6, 1976 Commissioner~' Kramer, Stoffel and Fischer discussed with the Planning Commission the meeting that was held by the County Planning Advisory Committee on the establishment o[ a Vermillion River Watershed District. Commissioner Stoffel informed the Cornrnission that she attended a meeting with Chairman of the H.R.A., Mayor, and downtown business people to discuss what they, the business people, could do to implement a redevelopment project in the downtown area. Moved by Commissioner Fischer, seconded by Commissioner Walker to adjourn at 8:30 P. M. 9 ayes, 0 nays. REPORT ON WATERSHED DISTRICT MEETING DOWNTOWN REDEVE LOP- MENT PROJECT ADJOURNMENT