HomeMy WebLinkAbout03/22/76PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES
MARCH 22, 1976
7:30 P. M.
The meeting was called to' order at 7:36 P.M. by Chairman Trautmarm.
Members Present: Linde, Glenaie, Latch, Trautmann, Walker, Sto£fel,
Kramer, and Stark.
Student Members Present: Stoneberg, Kusske, and Fox
Moved by Commissioner Latch, seconded by
Commissioner Linde to approve the Minutes o[ the
March 8, 1976 meeting. Eight ayes, zero nays.
APPROVE MINUTES
At 7:37 P.M. Chairman Trautmann called to order
the Public Hearing regarding a special use permit
and replat in order to build a duplex located at 1501
Brittany Road. Tom Simmons , sitting in for the
Plamaing Director, made reference to the Affidavit
of Publication, the Notice of Public Hearing, and the
Certificate of Mailing. Bruce Storey, [508 West 15th,
presented a petition with 34 signatures of persons opposed
to the duplex. After all people were given an opportunity
to be heard, Chairman Trautmann closed the Public
Hearing at 7:58 P. M.
PUBLIC HEARING -
SPECLAL USE - AND
REPLAT - GREGORY
JABLONSKE- 1501
BRITTANY ROAD
Moved by Commissioner Walker, seconded by
Commissioner Stark to deny the Jablonske request
for a special use permit and replat. Eight ayes,
zero nays.
The preliminary plat of the Sister's of Charity,
1st and Farm Street, did not reflect the entire
parcel of land purchased. The final plat has been
received and this is now reflected. It is the
recommendation of the Planning D~rector that the
final plat be approved with the same conditions which
were subject to the preliminary plat.
FINAL PLAT - SISTERS
OF CHARiTY- 1ST AND
FARM STREET
Moved by Commissioner Kramer, seconded by
Comnaissioner Sto£fel, to accept the final plat
of the Sisters of Charity and that it be subject
to the same conditions placed on the preliminary
plat. Eight ayes, zero nays.
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Planning Cornmis s ion Minute s
March ZZ, 1976
Moved by Cornrnissioner Latch, seconded by
Commissioner Stoffel that the City staf~ draw
up a resolution objecting to the possible dumping
of raw sewage into the Mississippi River by the
City of St. Paul. This resolution is to be passed on
to the appropriate agencies such as the P.C.A.,
City of St. Paul, etc. Eight ayes, zero nays.
Commissioner Kramer presented the resolution
drafted by his Committee in regards to the
Downtown Redevelopment Project. This suggested
resolution is Modification Number One to the
Downtown Redevelopment 1Project. The Committee
recommended that at this time no action be taken
on this resolution and instead it be passed on to the
HRA and downtown businessmen to get their comments
to it.
Moved by Commissioner Latch, seconded by
Commissioner Stark to forward the resolution,
Modification Number One of the Downtown Redevelopment
Plan, to the HILA and downtown businessmen for their
comments and that no action be taken until they report
back. The resolution is to be forwarded to them not
as a recommendation of the Planning Commission, but
as a report to illicit comments from them. Eight
ayes, zero nays.
Moved by Commissioner Linde, seconded by
Commissioner Stoffel to accept Fred Trautmazm~s
res [gnation from the Planning Commission and to
declare a vacancy as of the end of tonight's meeting
(March 2Z, 1976). Applications for the vacancy will be
accepted until 4:30 P.M. April 7, 1976, and the applicants
will be interviewed at the next Planning Commission
meeting. Eight ayes, zero nays.
Moved by Commissioner Walker, seconded by
Commissioner Linde to change the next Planning
Commission meeting date from Monday, April
12th to Tuesday, April 13th, 1976 since April 12th
is the date the Bi-Centennial Wagon Train will be
in town. Seven ayes, Latch nay.
R]ES OLU TION- OB JE C TIONS
TO POSSIBLE DUMPING
OF R.AW SEWAGE INTO
MI$ssIssIPPI ILIVE R
RESOLUTION- DOWN TOWN
REDEVELOPMENT
PR OJE G T- MODIFICATION
NUMBER ONE
RESIGNATION- FRED
TRAUTMANN - DECLARE
A VACANCY
MEETING DATE CHANGE
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Planning Commis s ion Minute s
March ZZ, 1976
Chairman Trautmama opened the floor for nominations
for anew Chairman. Kramer moved, Linde seconded
the nomination of Mr. Glennie for Chairman. Linde
moved, Stark seconded the nomination of Mr. Walker
for Chairman. Linde moved, Kramer seconded to
close the nominations. Eight ayes, zero nays.
A secret ballot election was conducted and Mr.
Glennie was elected Chairman by a 5 to Z vote.
Moved by Corrm~iss[oner Latch, seconded by
Commissioner Walker to adjourn at 9:08 P.M.
Eight ayes, zero nays.
ELECTION OF NEW
CHAIRMAN
ADJOURNMENT