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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1984-02-27 CPC MINCITY OF STILLWATER On the Beautiful St. Croix 216 North Fourth Street MAYOR STILLWATER, MINNESOTA HARRY D. PETERSON 55082 COUNCI LMEMBERS: BARBARA AVISE ANN MARIE BODLOVICK JAY KIMBLE BRAD MAC DONALD NOTICE OF A MEETING STILLWATER PLANNING COMMISSION ' ' FEBRUARY 27,'1984 7:00 P.M. AGENDA 1. Case No. 520 Special Use Permit 2. Case No. 521 Special Use Permit 3. Case No. 522 Special Use Permit 4. 5. Case No. 516 Special Use (Revised) Phone: 612/439-6121 FINANCE DIRECTOR -COORDINATOR NILE L. KRIESEL CITY CLERK DOROTHY R.SCHNELL CITY ATTORNEY DAVID T. MAGNUSON Dale Sicard, 218 N. Main to demolish existing building and reconstruct in downtown area (formerly Wright's Service Station) Thomas McQuiston, 216 S. Owen to service autos in garage (oil changes, tune-ups, brake and exhaust work - light maintenance. Don Langness, 11596 St. Croix Tr. North to add second story to existing structure at Selas Corp., Allan Stevens, 14300 N. 57th St., Oak Park Heights. Reviewal of letter from DNR regarding Stillwater park toilets. Joe Gould - presentation of revised plan. STILLWATER PLANNING COMMISSION PRESENT: Allen Zepper Russell Meister Thomas Farrell Colleen Melcoch Dean Marlette Ronald Newman Josephine Vania Dean Miller Doug Seitz DATE: February 27, 1984 TIME: 7:00 P.M. Thomas Farrell called the meeting to order at 7:01. He stated because he has been appointed to the Council he is unable to be chairperson of this Commission and therefore a new chairman must be elected before tonight's meeting begins. Dean Miller made a motion that the Vice President of this Commission, Ronald Newman, be elected as our Chairman. Ronald Newman asked that his name be withdrawn due to the time commitment the position requires. Motion by Dean Marlette, seconded by Thomas Farrell, that Josephine Vania be the new chairperson of this Commission. Motion carried unanimously. Ronald Newman stated he would remain as Vice President. Josephine Vania, chairperson, called the meeting to order at 7:04 p.m. CASE NO. 520 Special Use Permit Allen Zepper stated that a the ordinance that states Commission and the Council. Dale Sicard, 218 N. Main, to demolish existing building and reconstruct in downtown area (formerly Wright's Service Station) special use permit is required because of commercial building must go through this Mr. Sicard showed plans of the proposed building for Valley Auto Parts. He states the building will be approximately 5,000 square feet and be a two-story building. The brick on the front will be the same as the building next door. He will use the second story for storage of painting supplies, mufflers, etc. Parking for seven cars on the side of the building has been planned. The cars would then back out into the alley and then go to Main Street. Bliss Plumbing was present and stated his concern of the alley being blocked by cars, but did not know that Mr. Sicard had planned for parking. Mr. Sicard stated the only time the alley would be used would be for delivery by a semi that comes about 3 in the morning, Motion by Russell Meister, seconded by Dean Miller to approve the Special Use Permit as requested. Unanimously approved. CASE NO. 521 Thomas McQuiston, 216 S. Owen to Special Use Permit service autos in garage ('oil changes, tune-ups, brake and exhaust work - light -maintenance. Mr. McQuiston stated hehas heen doing this sort of work for about a month. The garage he usea is about 2.0_x30.. He was informed of the sign ordinance-. He states he has another job and this would be simply for extra income in the evenings, Thomas: Farrell had some concern regarding the busy, intersection and that it could become a problem. He states hours during the week would be about 3,30-10 p.m. and anytime on weekends. Dean Miller made motion to approve request on a condi.tional basis subject to a six month.re.vie.w and that the number of cars would be. limited to two in driveway (including his own) and one in the garage. Ronald Newman made a motion to amend Dean Miller's stating the number of -customers on property at one time would be limited to one. He then amended his own motion stating a limit to two customer cars at any one time and that the hours be limited between 8 a.m. and 10.p.m. Seconded by Russell Meister. Motion carried - 2 nay, Dean Marlette and Thomas Farrell CASE NO. 522 Don Langeness to add second story to Special Use Permit existing structure at Selas Corporation Mr. Langness stated the Selas Corporation is located at the former Greeley St. Professional Building, The roof was- built in 1967 and requires a new one. It is felt instead of having another flat roof put on it would make sense to put a different type on, Parking was a question of the Commission.. He stated in addition to the existing parking, the=y have a lease from the dairy store across the street which holds about 30 cars. The only time th-e dairy store needs the parking is during weekends and none of the businesses in their building are open on weekends: or in the evenings, that require parking. He stated that when the building was purchased five years ago the Planning Commission did not object to a plan for a second story. The building would not be rented for any retail operations_, Motion by Ronald Newman, seconded by Dean Miller, to approve the Special Use Permit. Motion carried unanimously, REVIEWAL OF LETTER FROM Mr. Bernard John from Short -Elliot - DNR Hendrickson, Inc. was present and explained proposed plans for two toilet buildings in Lowell Park. Two variances are needed. One for 100' setback from the water line and the second for being in flood plain. Mr. John states the DNR is receptive to the plan. The outside would be brick with shingles the same as the gazebo. In order to get out of the flood plain, the buildings would have to be built across Main Street. Josephine Vania was concerned regarding the placement of the buildings. Is there a total plan for the park? Ronald Newman also questioned if the facilities would accomodate the number of people in the park. No study has been done. Motion by Russell Meister, seconded by Colleen Melcoch to approve the two variances as requested. Unanimously approved. Motion by Dean Marlette, seconded by Ronald Newman to adjourn the meeting at 8:15 p.m. Respectfully submitted, Gwen Monty Secretary