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06-08-76 BZA Minutes �:��� c_ �_ MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING OF THE GOLOEN VALLEY BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS June 8, 1976 The regular meeting of the Golden Valley Board of Zoning Appeals was hetd Tuesday, June 8, 1976 at 7:30 P.M. at the Golden Vatley Civic Center, 7800 Golden Valley Road, Golden Va11ey, Minnesota. TMe following members were present: Mike Sell , Chairman Mahlon Swedberg Walter Kost LeRoy Anderson Donald Nughes, Planning Comnission Representative Also present was Lloyd Becker, Recording Secretary, and Jim Ingemunson. The first order of business was the consideration of the minutes of the meeting of the Board held on May 11 , 1976, copies of which h�d been distributed to the members of the Board. Chairman Seli called attention to several errors in the May 1976 minutes. In the matter of Mike Lee, the minutes should be corrected to read "motion made by Mahlon Swedberg and seconded by Walter Kost to approve the request". In the matter of Dennis Brady, the minutes should be corrected to read "motion by LeRoy Anderson and seconded by Mahlon Swedberg to deny the proposal". Upon further discussion it was moved bq Mahlon Swedberg and seconded by LeRoy Anderson to approve the minutes of the meeting of the Board of Zoning Appeats of May 11 , 1976 as corrected. Upan vote, mation carried unanimously. 76-6-12 1201 Winnetka Avenue North (Map 21) Residential Fred Nor aard The petition is for the waiver of Section 3.12 (1 ) for 5' off the required house to garage separation distance of 20' to a separation of 15� between the proposed garage and the existing house. Fred Norgaard was present for this petition. The Chairman reviewed the petition application. Mr. Norgaard explained his desire to construct the garage of sufficient size to store several extra vehicles and a motorcycle. He explained to the Board that to construct the garage 5' further from the house would require removal of some large size bushes and also further expense in footing and foundation wbrk because of the sloping lot. The Board discussed several alternatives with Mr. Norgaard. After thorough review it was r►ic>ved by LeRoy Anderson and seconded by Mahlon Swedberg to deny the proposed petition. Upon vote, motion carried unanimousty. 76-6-13 3106 Manor Drive (Map 1 ) Residential Terry Le�ell The petition is for the waiver of Section 3.07 (3) for 5.65' off the required 15' sideyard setback to a setback of 9.35' from the west property line to the proposed garage addition only. �� -�) Board of Zoning Appeals Jc�ne 8, 1976 Page 2 Terry LeDell , petitioner, was present for the hearing. Chairman Sell reviewed the request and it was in order. Mr. Leflell presented further drawings which in effect clarified that the proposed garage was in reatity an addition of substantiat size of two stories, including the two— car ga�rage, and wro�ld have the total �ffect of doub�ing the. siz� of the existing structure. Upon discussion it was moved by LeRoy Anderson and seconded by Walter Kost to defer this proposal to the next regutarly scheduled meeting of the Board of Zoning Appeals. Upon vote, rrbtion carried unanimously. 76-6-14 2485 0rkla Orive (Map 19) Residential John Oleska The petition is for waiver of Section 3.07 (3) for 7' off the required 15' sideyard setback to a distance of 8' from the property line at the closest point of the garage to the north property line. John Oteska was present for the hearing. The Board reviewed the application with Mr. Oleska and during the discussion Mr. Oteska noted that a recent survey necessary for the petition application, when corr�ared to an older survey, actually showed that the garage addition would not require as much of a distance waiver as originalty noted. It was moved by LeRay Anderson and seconded by Walter Kost to prowide a variance of 4� which would allow the garage to be constructed at its closest point on fihe lot line at 11 ' from the property line. Upon vote, the motion carried unanimously. 7b-6-15 9235 Medicine Lake Road (Map 19) Cammercial R.C. Ernst The petition is for waiver of Section S.OS (B) for 18� off the required 50' setback distance to a setback distance of 32' from the East property line to the proposed addition, 5.�5 (B) for 25' off the required landscaped area of 50' to a landscaped area of 25' along the Soath property line, and 13.01 for 43 spaces of off street parking spaces from the required number of 16U off street parking spaces to a total of 117 parking spaces on the site. R. C. Ernst was present for his proposal and accompanied by his attorney. Also present were taro rr�mbers of the Good ShepMerd lutheran Church Board. The apptication was thoroughly reviewed by the Chairman and Board members. The representatives of the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church were questioned and attention was called to Mr. Ernst' s existing wood fence adjacent to the present building. This fence is deteriorating and the Church asked that this be corrected and a chain link fence be installed as an extension of the existing fence if the proposal is approved. Mr. Ernst agreed and assured this would be done. c-��r� � '"���_,1 Board of Zoning Appeats June 8, 197b Page 3 It was noted during the discussion that the bas�nent storage area and mechanicat area must not�be developed at a later date. No parking spaces are required or included for this basement area. The motion was made by LeRoy Anderson and seconded by Walter Kost to approve the proposal as discussed and presented. The question was called and upon vote, the motion carried with 4 ayes and 1 nay. Chairman Seli noted a letter from the City Manager catling attention to the City Council attending the August 10, 1976 meeting of the Board of Zoning Appeals as a further effort by the Council to establish communications with the various boards and comnissions. There being no further business to come before the Board it was on motion, duly seconded, adjourned at 9:30 P.M. � f f � � Chai an Mike Sell cord�ng Secretary Lloy Becker