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DAVID C. JUNKER
COUNCILMEN:
BARBARA AVISE
ANNE MARIE BODLOVICK
BRAD MAC DONALD
HARRY D. PETERSON
AGENDA
Phone: 612/439-6121
CITY OF STILLWATER
On the Beautiful St. Croix
216 North Fourth Street
STILLWATER, MINNESOTA FINANCE DIRECTOR -COORDINATOR
NILE L. KRIESEL
55082
CITY CLERK
DOROTHY R.SCHNELL
January 19, 1982
NOTICE OF A MEETING
Stillwater Planning Commission
Monday, January 25, 1982
City Hall - 7:00 P. M.
CITY ATTORNEY
DAVID T. MAGNUSON
Joseph Gould
1. Case No. 440 Rezone property from Two Family to Medium
Rezoning Density Family to permit construction of
one building consisting of six to eight
dwelling units on approximately 34,000 square
feet on Myrtle Street between South Sixth
and South Harriet on both the south and north
sides of Myrtle Street
2. Case No. 441 Bruce Folz for Oak Development Co.
Final
Plat Approval Final Plat approval for the Oak Glen Third
Addition (Outlot "C")
3. Preliminary Appearance of Jim Masterman regarding parking
Presentation requirements for a change in use of the
church building into residential use in a
Commercial area at the corner of South Third
and Myrtle Streets.
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STILLWATER PLANNING COMMISSION
Present: Tom Farrell J. Vania
Barb Avise R. Meister
Allen Zepper C. J. Sleiter
D. Miller
Absent: C. Swanson, A. Roepke
Time: 7:00 P. M.
Dated: January 25, 1982
Chairman Farrell called the meeting to order at 7:00 P. M. The Chairman
announced that this was the first meeting of the year and that an election
of Officers, Chairman and Vice Chairman was necessary.
Mr. Meister nominated Mr. Farrell. There being no other nominations, Mr.
Meister moved to close nominations. Mr. Farrell was elected to serve as
Chairman for calendar year 1983.
CASE NO. 441
Dave Dupay, representing Oak Glen Development, submitted the final plat
on the Oak Glen Third Addition. Mr. Dupay said that there were only minor
changes made to the preliminary plat.
RUSS MEISTER moved to approve the
addition. Motion was seconded by
(motion carried unanimously)
final plat of the Oak Glen Third
J. Sleiter.
Preliminary presentation of change in use in Church Building.
Brian Nelson and Robert Smith presented some preliminary plans to convert
the old church located at the Southwest corner of Myrtle and Third Streets
to a residential building. It was intended to change the building to a
high density (10 units) residential building. The units would be about
1,100 square feet each. Access- would: be from Third Street and 14 - 15
parking stalls would be provided underground. The Developers realized
that they would need zoning changes and some variances for floor area.
There were also some building code problems that would have to be worked
out.
The Developers explained that this was only a preliminary presentation
to test the waters on the change in use. The Developers also said that
they were primarily commercial developers and had purchased this building
at the same time they acquired the Grand Garage. The residential use
appeared to them to be the only feasible use of the building.
The Developers were instructed to make a formal application for the next
Planning Commission meeting to be held on February 22, 1982.
CASE NO. 440 - REZONING Joe Gould rezoning property from two-family to
medium density family to permit construction of
six dwelling units.
.TILLWATER"PLANNING COMMISSION - January 25, 1982 - Page Two.
Randy Schaeffer, representing Joe Gould, presented plans for construct-
ing one building consisting of six units on the South side of Myrtle
Street between Harriet and Sixth Streets. Access would be off Myrtle
Street with a paved parking area behind (South) the building. Mrs.
Christofferson and Mr. Rod Richert were concerned about the water runoff
created by this development and were also concerned about the traffic
problems related to the Myrtle Street access which was very close to
the Sixth Street turnoff. Dick Murray felt that the water runoff down the
ravine would possibly wash the bank away where the building would be
placed. Mr. Schaeffer felt that a swail would take care of this problem.
Tom Farrell said he was reluctant to rezone the parcel until the storm
sewer problems could be addressed and suggested that this case be
continued until the next meeting. Mr. Farrell also suggested that the
Developer bring some topographic maps to assist in answering the storm
water questions. Mr. Zepper moved to continue the hearing until
February 22, 1982 in order to get more information for this case. Ms.
Vania seconded the motion. (motion carried unanimously)
On motion of Mr. Zepper, seconded by Mr. Meister, the Commission moved
to adjourn. All in favor.
Nile L. Kriesel
Acting Secretary