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10-10-72 PC Minutes ��� �INUTES QF THE ��LDEN VALLEY PLANNING COMMISSIOia Oct�er i0, 1972 A regular meeting of the Golden Valley Planninq Corrnnission was held at 8:00 P.M. on Tues day, October 1 Q, 1972 at the Ci vi c Center, 7800 Gol den Val l ey Road, Golden Valley, Minnesota. Chairman Lundsgaard presided and the following merr�ers were present: Cornrnissioners Anderson, Becker, Christiansen, Sampson, and Van Morn. Also present was Larry Giesler from P�lidwest Planning and Research , Inc. and Recording Secretary Jon Westlake. Members absent: Vice Chairman Franzen and Co►�rrissioners Edstrom and Swanson. 1. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: MOVED by Andersqn, seconded by Van Horn , carried unanimously , to approve the minutes of the September 25 , 1972 meeting as mailed. 2. RESIDENTIAL PLAT Russel l 's Wi rth Park Additi on Robert L. Russell , owner Four (4) resi c�nti al lots approximately �0�' east of Meadow Lane, 36t�' north of Glenwood Avenue, and west of Theodore Wi rth Park 7he pro�osed alat, Russell `s Wirth Park Addition, consists of four (4) residential lots with each lot meeting more than the minimum requi rements of 12,500 square feet and 1�� feet of frontage. Mr. Russell 's home is located on Lot 2 Block 2 of the plat. The plat contains access for street Right of Way to its North boundary, but presently there wi 11 be a cul de sac unti 1 the property further to the Narth is developed. Messrs . Sam Courey, attorney, and Art Ostl und of Egan Fiel d & rdowak were present to represent the avner, Mr. Russell . Mrs. R. B. Thorness, 3940 Glenwood Avenue, was aresent to ask questions regarding the plat. In di s cussi n q the pl at Cor�mi ss i oner Ch ri sti ans en q uesti oned i f the Enqi neeri na Department had reviewed the plat. Cornmissioner Anderson further discussed the drainage. Commissioner Sampson directed the Plannino Corr�mssion's attention to the Julv 24 , 1972 Planning Commission minutes regarding this plat. He further questioned the placement of the street and curb and autter because of the 39 feet Ri ght of Way. It was moved by Christiansen, seconded b,y Sampson, carried unanimously, to approve the plat. . 1Q3 Pianning Commission October �0, 1972 paqe 2 3. WAIVER QF THE PLATfING ORDINa'dCE A1 Schw ank 1 e (2 Res i denti al 1 ots) 17�0 and 1740 Kel ly Dri ve North The request is for two (2) resi denti al lots-each havi ng a frontage of 78 feet and 9,36Q square feet of area. A memorandum from the Village Engineer, distributed to the Planning Cammission, stated that if the lot division is approved, the Engineering D�partment would request a drainage easement of 6 � feet alonq the East line of Lot 7. There is presently a drainaae easement alon� the south property line. Mr. A1 Schwankle, o�aner of the property, was present to make the request. He stated there is presently a house located on the North si de of Lot 7. He also owns Lot 6 � which contains a triple garage. Ne further stated he met with the Villa� Engineer regarding drainag�e. Robert Fredri ckson, 7250 Green Valley Road, stated that this area drains down into Hampshire Park. He wanted to knaw what the elevations would be if the lots were fiiled. He does not want the drainac�e flowin� inta the lots to the south . Robert P. Schafer, 72�tJ Green Valley Road, stated that the drainage now runs south into Fredrickson 's l�t and the.y have a large amount of water. If a home is built on the proposed lot , the home wi 11 have to be bui lt closer to the lot lines and the lot will have to be filied. The Planning Commission in discussing the proposal noted all lots in this area are large in size with the exceotion of two lots aparoximately one block south on Kelly Dri ve. These two lots have smaller frontage than the requi red �(� feet, but they have a iarger frontage and square footage than the proposed lot di visi on before the Planning Commissian. The Commission also noted this is a corner lot whi ch the propanent is proposi ng to di vide; therefore, the setbacks wi 11 be more strict than on an interior lot. It was moved by Sampson, seconded b,y Christiansen, carried unanimously, to deny the request, based on lot size. 4. MIDWEST PLANNI(VG AND RESEARCH, IPJC. - DISCUSSION O�V COMPREHE�ISIVE PLAN Mr. Larry Giesler distributed a schedule for completi on of the Comprehensi ve Pl an. After discussing the schedule with the Planning Commission the follawing meeting dates were set: Tuesday, October 24, 1972 - meeting at 7:�0 P.M. - Finalize the Comprehensive Development Plan - Dis cuss natural areas for offi ci al map - Revi ew the broch ure 1.�4 Planning Commission Qctober 10 , 1972 page 3 Tuesday, Noverrber 14, 21 , and 28, 1972 - meeting at 7:�(l P.M[. - Review Zoninq Qrdinance and corrections on zoning map Tuesday , December 12, 1972 - Informal meeti n� wi th Vi 11 age Counci 1 far revi ew of Corr�rehensi ve Plan Mr. Giesler further discussed specifics as listed in the time table. The Planning Commission also discussed the Comprehensive Plan Map finalizing some specific areas that have been discussed at length in the past. The Corrnrrission also discussed portions of the thorouc�fare plan. With respect to this , Comrrrissioner Anderson stated she and Commissioner Franzen have rr�t with the people in Precinct #6 and they wi 11 meet again wi th the resi dents on October �0, 1972 prior to reporting to the Planninq Corranission on the General Mills parcel and Dul uth Street. 5. GENERAL Laurel Avenue - Propos al by Res i dents Thr�ee residents were present to distribute to the Ptanninq Commission a list of names of residents on the Laurel Avenue Committee. This list also contains the thoughts of the residents for the future of Laurel Avenue. They further pointed out they neglected to give this list to the Planning Commission when they discussed thei r proposed sketch pl an on Laurel Avenue at the September 25, 1972 Pl anni ng Commission meeting. There bei nc� no further busi ness to come before the meeting, it was on motion, duly seconded, adjourned at 11 :4�1 P.M. Chairman Warren Lundsgaard Secretary Lowell Swanson