06-08-70 PC Minutes � a_ �
MINETTES OF THE GC?LDEN V'AI�LEY
PLAIJNING COMMISSION
June $, 1970
A regular meeting of t,he Golden Valley Planning Commission �ras held at
8:04 P,M. on P�onday, June 8, 1970 at the Cxvic Center, 7800 Golden Va11ey Road,
' Golden Va11ey, Minnesota.
Chairman Chris�iansen presided and the follcn�3.ng members were present; Vice
Chairman Franzen, Commissioners Johnston, Lundsgaard, Neuman, �wanson, S�edberg,
and Van Horn. A1.so present was Consult�ant Otto Schtnid and Recording Secretazy
Jon �Testl.ake.
Members absent: Commissioner Moran
1. APPFBqVAL OF MINUTES: MOVED by Neuman, seconded by Franzen, to approve the
mirnxtes of the May 25, 1970 meeting as amended as follo�ws: Item 3, paragraph 2,
sentence 6, to strike the word "plan" and add the word "plai.n'�, carried unanimausly.
2. t�TAI�TER OF PLATTING ORDTNANCE
Mr. Otto Schmid reviewed the P.latting Ordinanee with the Planning Cammiss3.on
and also discussed the two requests on lot divisions braugh� before t,he Commission.
(a) Z. W. Heinemann
1.16 Maddaus Lane
This request was previousl,y� before the Planning Commission at the May 11, Z970
meeting and deferred to this meeting date because of a Iack of certa,in infor-
mation. Mr. LorenZ W. Heinemann and Mr. Arthur A. Logefeil, Attorney, were
present to explain the request to divide Lots 5 and 6 S�inrise Lane Addi.tion
into fc3ur (!t) lot,s,
The Planning Commission disc�zssed several different possibilities for the
division of said two lots into four lots. Also, the Commission noted that all
frnzr lots contain more than the required 12,�0� sq. ft. minimum as required by
Ordinance.
It was moved by Lundsgaard, seconded by Swanson, to recammend approval of the
waiver of the Platting Ordi.n�r�ce, �ubject to the following:
1. Parcel A to have a mi.nimum of a 20� platted access on Maddaus Lane.
2. Parce3 C to have a m3.nimum of a 20� platted access vn Maddaus Lane.
3. Tk'ainage and Utility easements to be provided aMd located on t�he
reg3stered survey for each lot.
1�. Easement for sanitary sewer for Paxcel C as filed at the Ccaur� House
to be sho�m on the survey by a registered land surveyor.
The motion earried unanimausly.
It was then moved by Franzen, seconded by Van Horn, carried unanimous].y, that
when the proponezat has completed t,he division in accordance wi.th the above
requirements, that said division be reviewed by the Village staff prior to
placement on the Ca�ncil agenda.
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(b) Earl Wilson
5�55 - 33rd Ave. N.
Mr. Earl Wilson t�as present to explain to the Planning Cormnission the proposed
division of a portion of Lot 1f Yale Garden Homes into tiao (2) 1€�ts.
This parcel has frontage on North I�i1ae Uriva and 33rd Averiue North, The
frontage on North Lilac I]rive is 1,� feet in width b�r 160 feet in depth. The
frontage on 33rd Avenue North is approximately 97 feet because of trie curve in
the road.
It was mc�ved b�r Johnston, seconded by Swanson, carried unanimously, to d�fer this
request to the Jul,y 13, I97� meeting to a31aw t�.me to notify all surx°aunding
property o�mers w3�o may be invol.ved with the division of the lot because of the
large rear pax•ds adjacent to the proposed division.
3. flRDINAhTCE CHANGE
(a) P3.anned Unit I�velopment Ordinance
Mr. �chmid gave to the Cornmission members for their review the third revision flf
tkie Planned Unit Development Ordinance and asked that �hey review the Ordinance
and have their ques�ions in order for the next regularly scheduled Planni.rng
Caz�mission meeting. 1�2so, Mr. Schmid pointed aut as the Viilage Consultant
that it is recommended that the Planned Unit Development Ordinance relat,e to a11
the cate�ories of zoning, not jv.st Open Develr�pment.
(b) Goad and Polic�
Mr. Schmid distribv.ted to the Commi.ssion a letter containing several questions
by Car1 Uale of Midwest Planriing and Research �ri.th respect to a plarming program
to set definite goals for the co�r¢nunity maintenance and development. Mr. Dale
stated ir� the lett�;r that the {'question rrcust be answered before a reasonab�e plan
for the eommuni� coul.d be prepared and acted upon by t,he qilla�e Council".
{e) Snterim Special Use Procedure �or Cc�mmercial and Tndustrial Districts
As requested by the Planning Commission, P�r. Otto 5chmid, Village Consultant, has
put together an iriterim Special Use Procedu.re for eertai.n uses which fali under
Commercial and Industrial Zoning. Tn reviewing the special use perm.it, it was
pointed out t� Mr. Sehmid the areas where th�.s permi� wauld be very helpful.
It was moved by Van Horn, seconded b� Neuman, carried unanimous�,p, to recomrnend �
appraval of the Ordi.nance entitled Specia]. Use Permit, as follows, and to include
t,he additi.on a� Section 5.�3 - 3 (a} #6:
SPECII� USE PF.�RMITS
Add to Section �.fl3 the underlined portian: (IIses Permitted�
#13. Gasoline Service 5tations as defined in Section 12.02 (36) of the Zoning Code
(subject to the requirements of Section �,�6) (�rd. No. 216, 11/2/65)
By special use pex�3.t or�7.y (sub�ect ta Section �.03 (a)
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Add new Sec��on - �.03 (a)
�.03 {a) 5 cial Uses.
1. Purpose: In the Commercial I7istrict certain uses are considered,
as a rule, unsuitable because of inherent nuisance characteristics
" (e.g. traffic, noise glare), proximiry to residential axeas, or
the fact that they tend not to serve nearby re�idential areas.
, Nevertheless, those uses im some cases, may not be detrimental
to the neighborhood.
2. Criteria: No special use permit shall be granted in a Gcmmiercial
District unless the Village Couneil shall find that:
(a) the proposed use will not eause txaffic hazaxds or cangestion.
(b) ad�acent residentially zoned land wi11 not be adversel,,y sffec�ed
because of traffic generat3.on, noise, glare, or other nuisance
characteristics.
(c) existing businesses near� will jot be adwersel� affected because
of c�a,rtailment of customer t.rade braught abaut by intr�.s�on of
non-shopping traffic or general unsightliness.
3. If the above conditions are met, a special use permit may be
issued i.n the Commercia7. District for the use (uses) shawn.
(a) Tn the Commercial I?istriet:
1.. C�asoline Sex�v3.ce Stations (subjeet to provision.s in Sec. �.06) .
2. Mortuaries.
3. Off street parking £or ad�ac�nt Comrnercial or Tndustrial nses.
!�. Multiple Dwellings.
5. Qu�door Sales.
6. Drive-In Establishments-Banks, Cleaners, Photo Shops,
Restaurants, and the 13.ke.
Add to Sec�ion 7.03 the underlined portian; (Uses Permitted)
#?. Gasoline Serviee Stations as defined in Section 12.02 (3b) of the Zoni,ng Code
(subject to the requi.rements of Section �.fl6) (Ord. No. 2i6, 11/2/6�)
By� special use permit onlp (subject to SBC��bA 5.03 (a}
Add new Section - 7.�3 (a)
7.03 (a) Special Uses. (refer to Sec. 5.03 (a) for purpose, criteria, and
use permitted �ry special perm3t.
2here bea.ng no f`�arther tnzsiness to come before the meeting, it was on rnotion,
duly seconded, ad�cnarned at 10:l�5 P.M.
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