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`� GOLDEN VALLEY PLANNING COMMISSION
(Civic Center, 7800 Golden Valley Road) -
July 9, 1984
7 :OO P.M.
AGENDA
I . APPROVAL OF MiNUTES - JUNE 25, 1984
II . INFORMAL PUBLIC HEARING - PRELIMINARY PLAT
APPLICANT: Clarence Volp
LOCATION: 765-775 and 875 Colorado Avenue South
REQUEST: Preliminary Plat Approval of "Merchant's
Industrial Park 2nd Addition
III . INFORMAL PUBLIC HEARING - PUD AMENDMENT PRELIMINARY DESIGN PLAN
APPLICANT: Mark Thoeny
� LOCATION: 1110 Boone Avenue North
REQUEST: Approval of Addition to Preliminary Design
Plan for Amendment to PUD #24, Midtown
IV. REPORT ON CITY COUNCIL MEETING - JULY 2, 1984
V. REPORT ON HRA MEETING - JUNE 26, 1984
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� MINUTES OF THE GOLDEN VALLEY
� PLANNING COMMISSION
June 25, 1984
A regular meeting of the Planning Commission was held in the Valley Room of
the Civic Center, Z800 Golden Valley Road, Golden Valley, Minnesota. Chairman
Forster cal�ed the meeting to order at 7:00 P.M.
Those present were Commissioners Forster, Leppik, McATeese, Prazak, Singer and
Tubman. Commissioner Russell was absent.
Also present was Alda Peikert, Planner.
I . APPROVAL OF MINUTES - JUNE 11 , 1984
It was moved by Commissioner Tubman, seconded by Commissioner Singer and
carried unanimously to approve the minutes of the June 11 , 1984 Planning
Commission meeting as recorded.
II . INFORMAL PUBLIC HEARING - CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT
APPLICANT: Renaissance of Golden Valley, Inc.
� LOCATION: 2445 Winnetka Avenue North
REQUEST: Approval of an Outpatient Adolescent Chemical
Dependency Treatment Center in a Business and
Professional Offices Zoning District
Chairman Forster introduced this ayenda item and called on staff to present
the staff recommendation. Planner Alda Peikert noted that the proposed
Renaissance location would be the third Golden Valley location of Renaissance
and that there have been no problems at the two locations occupied by
Renaissance Treatment Center to date.
Corr�nissioner Leppik asked the current occupant of the proposed Renaissance
space in the lower level of the subject building located at 2445 Winnetka
Avenue North. Chairman Forster recognized Mr. Bill Beryquist, President of
Renaissance, who stated that half of the lower level space is occupied by
Century 21 for a real estate sales office and that the other half is vacant
and has been vacant since the building was constructed approximately nine
years ago.
Mr. Bergquist continued with a description of the Renaissance proyram. Mr.
Bergquist stated that the program proposed for the new location is the same
program which Renaissance has had in place for approximately the last four and
a half years.
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June 25, 1984
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In response to a question from Chairman Forster, Mr. Bergquist cnnfirmed that
the proposed space in the 2445 Winnetka Avenue North building is almost the
same size as the area occupied at the present Renaissance Tocation. However,
the proposed new space has superior layout and would be more functional .
In response to a question from Commissioner Leppik, Mr. Bergquist confirmed
that Renaissance will maintain the same numbers of staff and clients at the
proposed new location as they have at the current location. Mr. Beryquist
explained that the size is optimal and that Renaissance would select to open a .
new facility drawiny from another geographical area rather than to expand the
size of the operation in Golden Valley.
In response to a question from Cor�nissioner Prazak, Mr. Bergquist confirmed
that Renaissance is comfortable with a limitation of 30 on the number of
clients at the facility at any one time. Mr. Bergyu�st explained that the
number of clients is at a peak duriny the school yea� due to the fact that a
large number of the referrals to Renaissance are made by school counselors,
but that the center never reached the 30 maximum during the last year. The
center operated with two groups of approximately ten clients each.
Commissioner Prazak asked the rationale for moviny, and Mr. Bergquist stated
that there are two reasons for the proposed move by Renaissance. First,
Renaissance leases space from Pace Engineering, which did not need the space
� two years ago but is expanding. Secondly, the proposed new space offers a
better layout, and the Renaissance staff would like to have windows, which
they do not have in the present space.
Mr. Bergquist introduced other representatives of Renaissance present and
available to answer questions: Mr. Jerry Bird, Program Director for all three
Renaissance centers, Ms. Ruth Lund, Special Education teacher from School
District #281, and Ms. Dee Rasmussen, Business Manager.
Chairman Forster opened the informal public hearing for public input. There
was no one present who wished to speak on this ayenda item, and Chairman
Forster closed the informal public heariny.
Commissioners agreed that they do not have any problems with approval of the
proposed Conditional Use Permit for relocation of Renaissance of Golden Valley.
It was moved by Commissioner Leppik, seconded by Commissioner Prazak and
carried unanimously to recorr�nend City Council approval of the Conditional Use
Permit requested by Renaissance of Golden Valley, Inc. for location of an out-
patient adolescent chemical dependency treatment center at 2445 Winnetka
Avenue North in a Business and Professional Offices Zoning District subject to
the following conditions:
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June 25, 1984
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1. Occupancy by Renaissance of Golden Valley, Inc. of the lawer level
only, consisting of 2418 square feet, of the building at 2445
Winnetka Avenue North.
2. A maximum number of 30 outpatient clients on the premises at any
one time.
3. Compliance with all requirements of the Uniform Building Code and
all recommendations of the City Building Inspector.
4. Compliance with all requirements of the Fire Code and all recom-
mendations of the City Fire Marshal .
5 . Failure to comply with one or more of the above conditions of
approval shall be grounds for revocation of the Conditional Use
Permit. •
III . REFERRAL OF REQUEST FOR AMENDMENT OF THE CITY ZONING CODE
Chairman Forster called on Planner Alda Peikert, who explained City Council
referral to the Planning Commission of a request from WTCN for a Zoning Code
amendment providiny for a heliport in the Business and Professional Offices
Zoniny District. Ms. Peikert informed Planning Commissioners that Planning
� staff is preparing backyround information for consideration of the requested
Ordinance amendment and that the matter will be placed on a future Planning
Commission agenda for discussion.
IV. REPORT ON CITY COUNCIL MEETING - JUNE 19, 1984
Commissioner Prazak provided the Planning Commission with a report on the
June 19, 1984 City Council meeting.
V. REPORT ON BZA MEETING - JUNE 12, 1984
Commissioner Tubman reported that she was unable to attend the June 12, 1984
meeting of the Board of Zoniny Appeals (BZA) . In place of receiviny an oral
report on the meeting, Commissioners reviewed the BZA meetiny minutes.
VI. ELECTION OF VICE CHAIRMAN
Chairman Forster announced the resignation of Commissioner Tubman due to the
fact that she is moving out of state and on behalf of the entire Planniny
Commission expressed appreciation of her service on the Commission.
Chairman Forster announced the need for election of a new Vice Chairman to
replace Commissioner Tubman, who served as Vice Chair and member of the Board
of Zoning Appeals (BZA) . Chairman Forster opened nominations for the office
of Vice Chairman. It was moved by Commissioner Singer and seconded by
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June 25, 1984
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Comnissioner Tubman to nominate Commissioner Prazak for the office of Vice
Chairman of the Planning Commission. There were no further nominations for
the office of Vice Chairman, and Chairman Forster closed the nominations. A
vote was taken, and the Planning Corrnnission unanimously elected Commissioner
Prazak as Vice Chairman.
Chairman Forster announced the need for election of a new Secretary to replace
Commissioner Prazak, who served as Secretary and is newly elected Vice
Chairman.� Chairman Forster opened nominations for the office of Secretary.
It was moved by Commissioner Singer and seconded by Commissioner Prazak to
nominate Commissioner Leppik for the office of Secretary. There were no
further nominations for the office of Secretary, and Chairman Forster closed
the nominations. A vote was taken, and the Planning Commission unanimously
elected Commissioner Leppik as Secretary.
VII . SET DATE FOR INFORMAL PUBLIC HEARING - PUD AMENDMENT PRELIMINARY
DESIGN PLAN
APPLICANT: Mark Thoeny
LOCATION: 1110 Boone Avenue North
REQUEST: Approval of Addition to Preliminary Design
� Plan for Amendment to PUD #24, Midtown
Chairman Forster called on Planner Alda Peikert to introduce this ayenda item.
Ms. Peikert explained that followiny the June 11, 1984 informal public heariny
before the Planning Corranission on the Preliminary Desiyn Plan for a PUD amend-
ment for completion of PUD #24, Midtown, the owner of an existing unit in
Midtown made application for addition of an enclosed porch requiriny a PUD
amendment. Ms. Peikert stated the staff recommendation that the Planniny
Corranission recommend City Council approval of the proposed porch addition in
conjunction with the PUD amendment already in proyress.
It was moved by Commissioner Leppik and seconded by Commissioner Sinyer to
recommend City Council approval of amendment of PUD #24, Midtown, to allow
addition of an enclosed porch to 1110 Boone Avenue North alony with previously
recommended conditional approval of an amendment requested by Gary Properties,
Inc, to facilitate completion of the PUD, subject to concurrence by Gary
Properties, Inc. and other owners within tne PUD.
Commissioner Leppik questioned the legality of making a recommendation to the
City Council without holding an informal public hearing. Following
discussion, Commissioner l.eppik withdrew her motion to recommend approval .
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June 25, 1984
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It was moved by Commissioner Leppik, seconded by Commissioner Mc�leese and
carried unanimously to set an informal public hearing date of July 9, 1984 for
consideration of the amendment to PUD #24, Midtown, requested by Mr. Mark
Thoeny to allow addition of an enclosed porch and deck to his residential unit
located at 1110 Boone Avenue North.
VIII . COMMUNICATION FROM NORTHWEST HENNEPIN HUMAN SERVICES COUNCIL
Chairman Forster informed Planniny Commissioners of a communication received
from the Northwest Hennepin Human Service Council , also sent to Mayor Anderson,
requesting appearances before the Planning Commission and City Council for the
purpose of presentiny the need for suburban residential facilities for the
chronically mentally ill . Chairman Forster stated that it should be left up
to the Mayor to determine which City bodies should hear the presentation.
The meeting was adjourned at 7:55 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
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G. William Forster, Chairman Gary Prazak, Secretary
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June 28, 1984
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T0: Golden Valley Planning Commission _
FROM: Alda Peikert, Planner
SUBJECT: Informal Public Hearing - Preliminary Plat of "Merchant's
Industrial Park 2nd Addition°
The proponent, Mr. Clarence R. Volp, requests approvaT of the Preliminary Plat
of "Merchant's Industrial Park 2nd Addition", which proposes platting of pro-
perties located at 775 and 875 Colorado Avenue South in order to document
transfer of a 20 foot strip of land from 875 Colorado to 775 Colorado Avenue
South.
Mr. Volp is owner of a multi-tenant office warehouse building located at 775
Colorado Avenue South in an Industrial Zoniny District. In 1972 Mr. Volp
purchased a 20 foot strip of land from the adjoining property at 875 Colorado
Avenue South. The 20 foot strip of land is presently the location of an
access drive to the rear of Mr. Volp's buildiny at 775 Colorado Avenue South.
Mr. Volp is in the process of selling the building at 775 Colorado Avenue
South, and a title examination conducted in connection with intended sale of
the property revealed that Hennepin County never transferred the 20 foot strip
of land to Mr. Volp's ownership for tax purposes due to the fact that Mr. Volp
� never obtained City approval of the land division. Mr. Volp now requests City
approval of the property division in order to clear title and conclude the
sale of his building.
Plattiny is required due to the fact that most of the property involved is not
previously platted. The northerly portion of the parcel owned by Mr. Volp is
a part of previously platted "Merchant's Industrial Park", but the southerly
portion of his property and the adjacent lot from which the 20 foot strip was
purchased are unplatted properties described by means of complicated metes and
bounds land descriptions. The plat includes all of the two properties
involved in the transfer, those at 775 and 875 Colorado Avenue South. The
second property, 875 Colorado Avenue South, is currently the site of the
Phillippi Equipment Company, but was owned by Charles W. Merchant at the time
of the transfer of the 20 foot strip of land in 1972. The underlying fee
owner of the property is the heir to the Merchant estate, and that owner is a
party to the plat.
The City Engineer is satisfied with utility connecti�ons and easements as indi-
cated on the Preliminary Plat. The sites involved are developed, and utility
connections are therefore a�ready in place. The platting is for purposes of
documenting the 1972 land transfer and clearing title and does not involve
further development of the property.
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June 28, 1984
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Staff suggests that the Planning Cort�nission recorronend City Councal approval of
the Preliminary Plat of "Merchant's Industrial Park 2nd Addition", which pro-
poses platting of the properties at 775 and 875 Colorado Avenue South in order
to accomplish transfer of a 20 foot strip of land from 875 to 775 Colorado
Avenue South.
Attachments:
1 . Site Location Map
2. Preliminary Plat
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June 28, 1984 �
� T0: Golden Valley P�anning Cor�nission
FROM: Alda Peikert, Planner
SUBJECT: Informal Public Heariny - Preliminary Design Plan for Amendment
to PUD #24, Midtown
The Golden Valley Planning Commission on June 11 , 1984 unanimously recommended
conditional City Council approval of the Preliminary Design Plan submitted by
Gary Properties, Inc. for amendment of PUD #24, Midtown, an unfinished resi-
dential PUD located southeast of Boone Avenue North and Plymouth Avenue, in
order to allow completion of the PUD using new buildiny plans.
On June 21, 1984, the owner of one of the two units in the existiny duplex on
the PUD site, Mr. Mark Thoeny, applied to the City of Golden Valley Building
Department for a building permit to allow addition of an enclosed porch and
deck to his unit located at 1110 Boone Avenue North. Alteration of a building
footprint in a PUD requires amendment of the PUD.
Staff suygests combining the amendment requested by Mr. Thoeny for his
enclosed porch and deck with the PUD amendment in process. Acceptance of the
PUD amendment proposed by Mr. Thoeny is conditional upon concurrence of other
property owners within the PUD and of the applicant for the oriyinal PUD
� amendment, Gary Properties, Inc. Mr. Thoeny is in the process of obtaininy
written consent of the owners and of Gary Properties, purchaser of the
remaining PUD building sites.
It is suygested that the P�anning Commission recommend City Council approval
in the Preliminary Design stage of amendment of PUD #24, Midtown, to allow
addition of an enclosed porch and deck to the existing residential unit
belonging to Mr. Mark Thoeny at 1110 Boone Avenue North and that the Planning
Commission further recommend that the City Council approve the amendment pro-
posed by Mr. Thoeny in combination with the amendment proposed by Gary
Properties for joint processing through the General Plan of Development staye
of the PUD approval process.
Attachments:
1 . Building Permit Application
2. Site Plan
3. Porch Plans (2)
4. Deck Plans
5. Survey
6 . Proposed Amended PUD Site Plan
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tE6Al DESCRIP7ION: LOT _ BLOCK�DITION
BUiLOING PERMiT FOR: NEw CONSTRUCTiON _____I►DDiTiO___A SSORY
REMODEL REPAIR TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION _ USED AS
ZONING: RESIDENTIAL r It�¢,`US7RI� COM►�RCIAI- B 8 P OFFIC�____ OTHER
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VALUATION OF PRO?OSED CONSTRUCTION i�0�4 ES?IMATED COMPLET10h DATE 30
PLANS AND SDECIFICA7IONS__.L___ COPIES SURVEY UTILITIES CHECXED
CQDE REQUIREMENTS: Foundation Location Survey, Posting of Building
Permit Card at Site Address.
INSPECTIONS REQUIRED: Footing, Framing, Finat and Others as Required
by the Golden Va11ey Inspection Department.
� PERMITS REQUIREO: P1umDing, Heating, Yentilation 6 Air Conditioning 3 Signs.
7HIS pERr"I7 SHALL BE NULL AND VOID I�' AUTHORIZED MORK 1S NOT START�D MR7HIN 120 D��'S
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