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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1979-10-01 CPC MIN O PRESENT: Tom Farrell Al Roepke Al Ranum Ann B0dlVYiCk David Kn8Fekump Russell Meister Jack Shelton Chuck Swanson ABSENT: RUSSELL NElTZ TIME- 7�00 p.m. PLACE: City Hull DATE: Monday, October l , 1979 The Ch-;:,irmon° Tom Farrell , called the meeting to order at_ 7 -05 P.M. The. minutes Of the previous meetiUy werS read und approved unanimously. Cusp No. A13 Kichard Julich - AnplicanL^ SO4 S. 6th. 3t. Stillwater VUriance Variance to replace existing garage on same site - only ----- -- 3�ibl location. po m l0 c n. Mrs' JuliCh attended the m2etinq and told the commission that the existing building was Very old and needed to be torn down. However, in building a garage in it' s place the new structure would be only 4 or 5 Feet fron the neighbor's fence line. She had talked to the neighbor avid had written permission for the Julichws to erect a new structure for u small two car garage. There is a shared driveway in that particular location also. Mrs- Julich distributed photographs for the members to TOOk at whilst coming to u decision. Chuck Swanson motioned that the applic- ation be approved and it was seconded by Ann BodlOvfck, motion was approved unan- imously. Joseph Could Case M0 ���� ��� x~ - Applicant Approval of- 5749 Lake Elmo Ave . , Lake Elmo Approval Of Pr�liminary Plat for Qillnw St. Ex�ensYon Prelimina Pl � / Determination Of status of road status known as Wil low St. Extension, whether a topographical map is needed. The surveyor for the project submitted mops for the examination of the members. He stated that percolation tests hav9 already been taken - plans are for wells and septic systems for the hOme3 when built. There had been some Objections by neighbors to the street plaCeo|ent but Since the changes had been made the, neighbors were now agreeable t-0 their location. Chuck Swanson queried the width of the roads, there was Some discussion on the width which would be required for u private road. Ann queried the probable nuisances which could occur with several people /9 families) using thp Sam8 right Of way at the beginning of the rood in nutlot A. Tom questioned whether utilities could be made available on such o hill , but was told th8y oould,alihough it might not be possible to put in city sewer should that ever be r�quir�d. Regarding the road rights of wuy which had been questiVned the applicant told the members that Open access could be integrated into the covenants when selling the land' There were stfll some unanswered questions as to how these covenants would be enforced. 2. Chuck Swanson requested that the City have an easement for utilities over outlot A. Al Ranum motioned that the application be approved, seconded by Al Roepke, the motion was unanimously approved with the condition that the City be given permission for a thirty feet utility and City access over outlot A. It was understood that the City would not plough that area. The subject of building permits for home improvements arose, after considerable disucssion Ann Bodlovick proposed that the Planning Commission recommend to the Stillwater City Council that the minimum cost for Improvements without building permits be raised from $250.00 to $1 ,000.00, the motion was seconded by David Knefelkamp, motion approved unanimously. The meeting terminated at 1 :45 p.m. Respectfully submitted Patricia K. Gill Secretary, Planning Commission.