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CITY OF STILLWATER
On the Beautiful St. Croix
216 North Fourth Street
MAYOR STILLWATER, MINNESOTA FINANCE DIRECTOR -COORDINATOR
DAVID C. JUNKER NILE L. KRIESEL
55082
COUNCILMEN: CITY CLERK
BARBARA AVISE DOROTHY R. SCHNELL
ANNE MARIE BODLOVICK
BRAD MAC DONALD CITY ATTORNEY
HARRY D. PETERSON DAVID T. MAGNUSON
NOTICE OF A MEETING
Stillwater Planning Commission
Monday, February 22, 1982
City Hall - 7:00 P. M.
AGENDA
1. Case No. 440 Joseph Gould - Property on West Myrtle Street
(continuation) between South Sixth and South Harriet
2. Case No. 442 Paul Emerson - rezone property on the east
(Rezoning) side of County Road No. 5 - adjacent to the
Erickson Service Station (see map attached
to the application - reverse side)
3. Case No. 443 Dick Nelson - Old Presbyterian Church Building -
(Rezoning and rezone property to permit High Density Multi -
Variances) family residential development.
*This hearing will be continued at the City Council meeting of March 2,
1982 at 7:30 P. M.
STILLWATER PLANNING COMMISSION
Present: Tom Farrell
J.
Vania
Barb Avise
R.
Meister
Allen Zepper
C.
J. Sleiter
Jack Shelton
C.
Swanson
Dean Miller
A.
Roepke
Time: 7:00 P. M.
Date: February 22, 1982
The Chairman called the meeting to order at 7:05 P. M. The minutes of
the last two meetings were approved as written with one amendment. Add
to the January 25th meeting the fact that Russ Meister was elected as
Vice Chairman for the current year.
CASE NO. 440 Continuation of last months application for
(continued from rezoning of property on Myrtle Street between
January) South Sixth and Harriet Streets.
A brief review of the application was given by Mr. Baker from BE Architects.
Mr. Shelton raised the question of a probable boundary line question on
the East side of the property. Mr. Baker said he would work it out with
the Owners.
Mr. Baker said the problem of runoff water could be handled by installing
holding ponds if the neighbors wanted to involve themselves in that kind
of project and help with expenses.
Mr. Farrell recommended this request be changed to a Special Use Permit
rather than a rezoning. Mr. Gould and Mr. Baker had no objections.
Motion: Move to recommend to the Council that a Special Use Permit
for the construction of up to eight, two bedroom units,
and that Mr. Gould report back to the Planning Commission
with more details concerning elevations and drainage.
Moved by: C. Swanson, Seconded by R. Meister.
Motion carried unanamously.
CASE NO. 442
Rezoning
Paul Emerson - Rezone property on the East side
of County 5.
Mr. Bruce Folz presented the request for Mr. Emerson. It is thirty two
acres of rolling land and the request is for all of it to be rezoned
RCM (Medium Density).
PLANNING COMMISSION - February 22, 1982 Page Two
A number of neighbors had concerns; Gary Howe owns adjoining single
family property - concern about sewer capacity, concern about Comprehen-
sive Land Plan, concern about impact on School District.
Motion: To approve the application for rezoning with the
recommendation that sewer capacity for the City be
considered carefully before making any decision.
Motion by:
Al Roepke, Seconded by J. Vania.
Passed Unanimously.
The Planning Commission would like a definitive statement or presentation
by Duane Elliott regarding sewer capacity and related problems.
CASE NO. 443
Rezoning and
Variances
Dick Nelson - Old Presbyterian Church Building
Mr. Dick Nelson presented the blue prints for the project. It was very
well received by the Planning Commission. There was no significant
discussion.
Motion: Move to approve the rezoning and the variances necessary.
Moved by:
Al Zepper, Seconded by J. Sleiter.
Passed Unanimously.