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SPECIAL MEETING
of the
GOLDEN VALLEY PLANNING COMMISSION
Apri1 30, 1964
A special meeting of the Golden Valley Planning Commission was hctd
on Thrusday, Apri1 30, 1964 at 7:30 p,m, at the Civic Center , 7800
Golden Valley Road , Golden Valley, Minnesota. President Brown pre-
sided and the following members were present : Shinder, Lynch, Velz,
Bedwel1 , Bromschwig, Jensen, Senstad, Van Hauer and Pennock. Also
present were Robert Skare, Village Attorney and Acting Secretary
Snetsinger. The following members were absent : Discher , Hetman,
Loughtand, Raugland and Straw.
Item No. 1 - Trailways
Mrs . Farni , Mrs . Borchert and Mrs. Gordon were present and submitted
the overall plan of the propos�d trailway syst�m throughout the
entire Village.
The members present were representing the League of Women Voters,
who are th� originators of the Trailways plan, Mrs. Borchert stated
the plan had been shown to and studied by the Minnesota Highway
Department, Hennepin County Highway Department and the railroads,
It was suggested by Mrs. Borchert that the plan be incorporated in
the Village ' s Master Plan.
President Brown stated that the Planning Commission was in no pos.ition
to make a formal recommendation at this time.
It was moved by Lynch, second�d by Jensen and unanimously carried to
� refer the matter to the Village Manager , with the recommendation that
the Village Manager designate a member of the Village Staff to work
with the �eague of Women Voters to further study this proposed
Trailways .
Item No. 2 - Multiple Dwelling Zoning Sub-Districts
The Planning Commission discussed the Staff report, and it was d�cided
to place all existing Multiple Dwel } ing Zoning Districts into the
M- 1 Multiple Zoning Sub-District including those areas::where no
Building permit has been issued but has been 2oned Multiple Dwelling,
Two areas, names Vil1age Apartments at the NE quadrant of T. H. 55 �
7, H. 100 and the apartments at 6155 St. Croix Ave. , were not included
in the staff report and are not considered for rezoning to a Multip1e
Dwelling Zoning Sub-District at this time.
It was also stated that those areas that have been zoned but no
building permit issued and the applicant desires to construct an apart-
ment complex other than that permitted in an M- 1 Sub-District, a
petition for such r�zoning must be submitted.
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It was rnoved by Bromschwig, seconded by Van Hauer to recommend to
the Council to place all existing Multiple Owelling zoned areas
into th� Muitip1e Dwelling Zoning Sub-District M- l . The motion
carried unanimously.
Item 3 - Institutionai Zoning Sub-Districts
The Zoning Committee report dated April 9, 1964 was discussed.
The report includes a revised copy of the proposed Institutional
Code with the legal descriptions placing each Institutional and
Open Development zoned area in the proper district as per revised _
Code.
In those locations designated in the Staff Report (dated 4/9/64)
where the Stafif recommended no action because of possible future
fiood plain Zoning, the Committee action and Commission action is to
place this property in I-4 zoning.
The Commission wishes to indicate that both the Church of the Latter
Day Saints and the Va11ey View Rest Home will be nonconforming uses.
It was moved by Lynch, seconded by Shinder and unanimously carried
to accept th� Committee report and recommend to th�: Council adoption
of the I - 1 Institutional Zoning Sub-District with the areas as
designated in Staff Report.
It was moved by Jensen, seconded by Bromschwig and unanimously
carried to accept the Committee report and recommend to the Council
adoption of the I-2 Institutional Zoning Sub-District with the areas
as designated in Staff Report.
It �vas moved by Jensen, seconded by Velz and unanimously carried to
accept the Committ�e Report and recommend to the Counci1 adoption of
th� I-3 Institutional Zoning Sub-District with the areas as designated
in Staff Report.
It was moved by Lynch, seconded by Van Hau�r and unanimously carried
to accept the Committee report and recommend to the Council adoption
of the I-4 Institutional Zoning Sub-District with the areas as
designated in Staff Report .
It was moved by Velz, seconded by Jensen and unanimously carried to
accept the Com�nittee report and recommend to the Council adoption of
the I-5 Institutional Zoning Sub-District with the areas as designated
in Staff Report .
Following is the Institutional Zoning Code as recommended for approval :
Section 11 , 01 . Institutional Zoning Districts with Sub-Districts as
indicated, are hereby established as follows:
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Sub-District I- 1 : (Here list all legal descriptions)
Sub—01 str i Ct I-2 : ( �� �� �� �' �� )
Sub—D7Str1Ct I-3 : ( �� �' �� !a �' )
Sub-Di str i ct I-4: ( �� �� �� �" �� )
Sub-District I-5: ( �� �� �� " �� )
Section 11 . 02, The following uses and no others shall be permitted
in the I- 1 Institutional Zoning Sub-District : .
1 ) Churches;
2) Schools , pub1ic and parochial , excepting cotleges , seminaries
and other institutes of higher education;
3) Such other uses which, in the opinion of the Village Council ,
are compatible with the uses specifically described above.
The following uses and no others shall be permitted in the I-2 Institu-
tional Zoning Sub-District :
2) Public and private libraries;
3) Museums;
4) Colleges, seminaries and other institutes of higher
education;
5) Such other uses which, in the opinion of the Vil1age Council ,
are compatible with the uses specifically described above.
The following uses and no others shall be permitted in the I-3 Institu-
tional Zoning Sub-District :
1 ) Lodge Halls and private clubs;
2) Hospitals , Rest Homes , Sanitaria, Nursing Homes , Clinics and
other buildings incidentai to the operation thereof;
3) Such other uses which, in the opinion of the Vi1lage Council ,
are compatible with the uses specifically described above.
The following uses and no others shall be permitted in the I-4 Institu-
tional Zoning Sub-District :
1 ) Golf coursc�s , country clubs and polo fields , excepting those
carried on as a business such as miniature golf courses;
2 ) Parks, playgrounds , Vi1lage offices , fire stations and other
lands incidental to the operation of the Village;
3 ) Such other uses which, in the opinion of the Village Council ,
are compatible with the uses specifically described above.
The following uses and no others shall be permitted in the I-5 Institu-
tional Zoning Sub-District:
1 ) Cemeteries;
2) Such other uses which , in the opinion of the Viltage Council ,
are compatible �ith the uses specifically described above,
Note: See Staff report for 1ega1 descriptions placing certain areas
in the Institutiona1 Zoning Sub-Districts.
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Item No. 4 - Residential Zoning Sub-Districts R- t � R-2
A draft copy of the proposed Residential Zoning District including
the separation of Single Family and Doub1e Family dwellings into
Sub-Districts R- 1 and R-2 was submitted by the Acting Secretary to
the Commission for study.
It was moved by Bromschwig, seconded by Bedwell and unanimously
carried to refer this matter to a joint meeting of the Long Range
and Ordinance Committees for further study.
Item No. 5 - Champlain Street
This matter was referred to the Long Range Committee for study,
Respec�Eful1y submitted,
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Thomas G. SnetsingerLG�� .
Acting Secretary
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Joe L. Brown, President