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11-13-52 PC Minutes 233 � GOLDEN Vt�LLEY VILLAGE PLANNING COMMIS9ION. � Niinutes of Meeting of November 13, 1952. The regal�,r meetin� was called to order at the Vil].age Hall at, 7:30 p.m. The foll�,ring members were present: Erickaon, Germain, Loughland, Lyneh, Fergu�on, GraPfunder, Rydma�rk, Borchert, Hall, Patteraon, Raugland, Amble. The village council was also preeent, � After fi�he minUtes of the regular September meeting and the October executive meeting had been read and approved, President Graffunder turned the meeting oee� to Mr. Patterson. Mr. Patterson briefly reviewed the work of his ��,� committee in revising the village zoning ordina.nce� and read a copy of the letter of trans- mittal written by Mr. Louis Riegert, then secreta.ry oP the Planning Commiseion, which aecompanied the revised ordin�nc� when it was submitted to the council for adoption in December, 1951. Copiea of the origlnal and revised zoning ordinance rvere in the hands of thoee present at the meet,ing, a�r�d Ntr. Patterson � initiat�ad the diseuesion of the changes whieh t,he committee had recommended. ln the course of thE discussion Councilman Putnam a�ked whether Seetion 3-P of the revised ordinance should require that a building be ao situated on its lot that a garage can be- added in the future , if there ia none initially, without violating , �$etback regulation$. It was generallg agreed that the village Bui�ding Ordinance should include such a requirement. Councilman Pinch asked, in connection with Section 5-C, . whe ther ther�e ahould be a d is t inc t ion be tween 1 ight and heavy • indusLry in the the Industrial Zone category. It was pointed out that in its motion recommending rezoning of the Golden Valley The�tre building from "Cv�unity Stc�re" to "Commercial" , the Planning Co�niasion had recognized the deairability of a "Light Industrial" category. There was aonsiderable diaeussion of' this matter but no c�nclusion. At the end of the cli seue�ion of t�Oe pr oposed change s, Mayor Stasel expressed the appreciation of the Council to the Qr�in�nce � Committee and asked Mr. Owens to plaee the revision on the agenda of the next c ounc�.].��mee t ing fo r a.c tion. The c ouncil members then l�ft the meeting. Mr. Viggo Raamussen t�h�appeared in behalP of himself and �lr. Geor�e Mathews .to request tba.t a pareel of land lying westward Prom Wiacon�L n Avenue and south of Wayzata �lvd, be rezoned from Open Development to Commereial classification (under terminology of the reviaed zoning ordinance) for purpoaea of building a motel. - . AP�er �ome d iscus sion La�ughland moved that Mr. Rasmussen' s request be coneidered and that the queation of rezoning a11 land south of Wayzata Blvd. and weat of Winnetka Avenue be stua3ea �y the zoning cc�mmittee ancl ita recommer�dati ons reported at the n�ext regular meeting. Motion seeorrl ed by Gera�ain, carried. Nlr. John Clift renewed his request that he be permitted to create a substandard lot by selling a strip 85 Peet wide from the north side of his present fronta� at 36 �Tinnetka� Avenue. 23�` � A motion by Patterson to deny the reque�t was secanded b�r Fergu�on, carried. Loughland moved ad�ournment, Germain seconcied the motimn, and it was carried unanimously: . 3 re t,ary President