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Home My WebLink About1991-04-08 CPC Packet■ a ter dmm�� THE BIRTHPLACE OF MI'NNESOTA April 3, 1991 THE STILLWATER PLANNING COMMISSION WILL MEET ON MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1991 AT 7:00 P.M. IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS OF CITY HALL, 216 NORTH FOURTH STRE AGENDA Approval of Minutes - March 11, 1991. PUBLIC HEARINGS 1. Case No. V/SUB/91-8 - A Variance to the lot size requirements for a minor subdivision of a 3,528 square foot lot parcel into two parcels of 896 square feet and 2,688 square feet at 208 South Main Street in the CBD, Central Business District. Arlen Rivard, Applicant. 2. Case No. SUP/91-13 - A Special Use Permit for the placement of a twenty four by fourteen foot CT scanner modular unit on the west side of Lakeview Memorial Hospital (emergency entrance). The hospital is located at 919 West Anderson Street in the RA, Single Family Residential District. Cory Kissling, Applicant. 3. Case No. V/91-14 - A Variance to the frontyard setback requirements (thirty feet required, twenty six feet proposed) for the construction of a garage/living space addition and a Variance to lot coverage for all accessory structures (1,000 square feet required, 1,183 requested). The property is located at 1019 North Second Street in the RB, Two Family Residential District. Joseph Samuelson III, Applicant. 4. Case No. SUP/91-15 - A Special Use Permit for a miniature golf course at 204 North Main Street in the CBD, Central Business District. Todd and Laura Shely, Applicants. OTHER BUSINESS 1. One Year Review - Case No. SUP/89-26 - Review of Special Use Permit and report on 1990 Rivertown Trolley activities. Report on Government Training Service Workshop on Planning and Zoning - Gary Funke, Gerald Fontaine, Angela Anderson, Glenna Bealka. CITY HALL: 216 NORTH FOURTH STILLWATER, MINNESOTA 55082 PHONE: 612-439-6121 STILLWATER PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES Date: March 11, 1991 Time: 7:00 p.m. Members Present: Gerald Fontaine, Chairman Angela Anderson, Glenna Bealka, Judy Curtis, Gary Funke, Rob Hamlin, and Warren Pakulski Steve Russell, Comm. Dev. Director Members Absent: Duane Elliott and Don Valsvik Chairman Fontaine called the meeting to order. 41.2 •TWt TRT r ► Motion by Warren Pakulski to approve the minutes of the meeting of January 14, 1991 as submitted. Seconded by Angela Anderson. Motion carried 7-0. PUBLIC_ HEARINGS Case No. SUPlV/90-73 - A Variance and special Use Permit for the construction of a garage addition on an existing substandard struture (one foot seven inches from the property line, thirty foot setback required) for a residential use in an accessory structure at 115 North Harriet Street. The Planning Commission has reviewed this application at a previous meeting and denied the request, primarily because the applicant was not in attendance at that meeting. The request went to the City Council, but was referred back to the Planning Commission for comments. James Lund, owner, explained that his home is 120 years old and there is no basement or family room. He does not want to change the structure of the home by adding on. The addition to the garage will not be a complete second story. The pitch of the roof will be changed to match the roofline of the house, and he feels the addition will give the garage more of a carriage house look. Mr. Russell showed a video of the property and reported that the only comment from the City Council during its review was favorable because of the carriage house look. He also stated that the zoning ordinance does not allow habitation of garages. The Commission agreed that a condition should be added prohibiting the installation of water and sewer. Mr. Lund stated there will be electric heat in the addition. He also stated that neighbors have told him there used to be a structure similar to this on the property. 1 Stillwater Planning Commission March 11, 1991 Rob Hamlin stated that because of the unique property and the fact that the garage will be architecturally consistent with the house, the addition will add to the character of the property. Motion by Rob Hamlin to approve the variance and special use permit with the condition that no water or sewer be installed and that the area be used for storage and playroom only, with electric heat only. Seconded by Warren Pakulski. Motion carried 6-1; Judy Curtis opposed. Case SUP/V/91-6 - A Variance to the Sign Ordinance for the placement of a wall sign and projecting sign and a Special Use Permit to operate a small tearoom/coffee shop with a retail establishment at 232 South Main Street in the CBD, Central Business District. Thomas Loome, co-owner, presented the request. The Antiquarian Booksellers will be moving into the former Hooley's store. There is currently a projecting sign at the present location and the owners wish to move that sign to the new location, and to replace the current Hooley's sign with a new wall sign. There will also be window signage with gold leaf lettering. Mr. Loome stated that bookstores traditionally have a projecting sign reading "BOOKS". Mr. Russell noted that the ordinance does not allow an outside display of books, which is presently done at the bookstore. Mr. Loome agreed to remove these. Mr. Russell also stated that since each business is allowed one sign, the bookstore would be allowed one sign and the coffee shop would be allowed a different sign without a variance. Rob Hamlin made a motion to approve the Special Use Permit for a coffee shop. Judy Curtis seconded. Motion carried 7-0. Rob Hamlin made a motion to deny the variance request for additional signage. Judy Curtis seconded. Motion to deny carried 6-1; Warren Pakulski opposed. Case No. SUP/91-7 - A Special Use Permit to conduct a Karate Studio at 1754-1798 Curve Crest Boulevard in the BP -I, Business Park Industrial District. James Kellison, Curve Crest Properties, presented the request, along with Jack Hunt, owner of the karate school. Several parents of karate students were present and expressed their support of the karate school and the plans to move to a new location. Motion by Rob Hamlin to approve the Special Use Permit. Seconded by Gary Funke. Motion carried 7-0. Case No. VLSI/91--8 - Variance to the lot size requirements for a minor subdivision of a 3,528 square foot parcel into two parcels 1) Stillwater Planning Commission March 11, 1991 of 896 square feet and 2,688 square feet in the CBD, Central Business District. No applicant was present. The case will be heard at a later time. Case No. V/SUB/91-9 - Variance to the lot size requirements and a major subdivision of an approximate 5.0 acre parcel into eight lots ranging in size from 6,400 square feet to 10,800 square feet and a common open space area of approximately 2 acres located on Eagle Ridge Trail adjacent to Lake McKusick in the RA, Single Family Residential District. C'Be No. FUa191-16 - A Concept Planned unit Development for the construction of eight duplex attached single family dwelling units with a zero sideyard lot line. The proposed development is located on Eagle Ridge Trail adjacent to Lake McKusick in the RA, Single Family Residential District. Tim Nolde was the applicant for both cases. Mr. Nolde stated that the plans are to build eight one -level townhomes in the $180- 200,000 price range. He stated that concerns for the McKusick Lake wetlands have been kept in mind, and the number of units planned has been reduced from twelve to eight to keep more open space. A number of neighboring homeowners were present to express their concerns. A resident of Eagle Ridge Trail stated that he is opposed to the development because it is zoned single family, and he believes it would destroy the wetland and character of the neighborhood. He feels it would decrease the value of the neighboring homes. Mr. Nolde responded that he does not believe the development would decrease the value of the other homes. He stated that Oak Glen does not need any more single family homes, and he will not be competing with the neighbors to sell single family homes. Bill Lecuyer, developer of Wildwood Pines, stated that this is the highest taxed area in Stillwater and the City will be losing taxes on this property if duplexes are built. A man representing his daughter who lives at 835 Eagle Ridge Lane stated that this development is inconsistent with the area. The residents purchased their homes with the understanding that it would be all single family homes. Dick Petrick, 871 Eagle Ridge Lane, stated that his house is bigger and more expensive than two of the attached units being planned. He will also be able to see them from his backyard which is presently unobstructed. He bought his home because it is in a single family neighborhood. He currently pays $6,000 in property taxes. Stillwater Planning Commission March 11, 1991 Rob Hamlin made a motion to deny the PUD and subdivision request. Judy Curtis seconded. Motion carried 5-0, with Gerald Fontaine and Glenna Bealka abstaining. - Variance to the sideyard setback requirements (thirty feet required, ten feet requested) and request for private access to an unimproved road at the Northeast corner of Third and Aspen Streets in the RB, Two Family Residential District. John Haug presented the application. He stated that the request for private access is being withdrawn. He spoke with the Public Works Director earlier today and was told that Aspen Street could be extended. There was discussion regarding at whose cost the street will be extended. There are three recommended conditions of approval. Condition No. 2 was eliminated. Two new conditions were added: 3) Access off Aspen Street to the lot will be provided by the owner as required by the Public Works Director. 4) The City Engineer to look at storm sewer size and complete a drainage study to ensure that the storm sewer is adequate. , Motion by Warren Pakulski to approve the variance with four conditions. Seconded by Glenna Bealka. Motion carried 7-0. OTHER BUSINESS Review Criteria for Vacant Lots_- an Unimproved _Streets - The Commission reviewed and discussed the criteria which were developed as a result of several requests which have come before the Commission. Item No. 2 was clarified with the addition of "...regardless of zoning". Motion by Rob Hamlin to accept the Review Criteria for vacant lots on Unimproved Streets. Seconded by Gary Funke. Motion carried 7-0. There was discussion of the problem with resident complaints regarding the whistle blowing. The whistle blowing is required by Federal law at all intersections, and is not just for effect. The duration has been reduced as much as possible. Motion by Judy Curtis to approve the annual review with four conditions as stated. Seconded by Warren Pakulski. Motion carried 7-0. The meeting adjourned at 9:10 p.m. 4 PLANNING APPLICATION REVIEW CASE NO. V/SUB/91-8 Planning Commission Meeting: March 11, 1991 Project Location: 208 South Main Street Comprehensive Plan District: Central Business District Zoning District: CBD Applicant's Name: Arlen Rivard Type of Application: Variance and Minor Subdivision Project Description: A variance to the lot size requirements for a minor subdivision of a 3,528 square foot parcel into two parcels of 896 square feet and 2,688 square feet. Discussion: Presently, 202-208 South Main Street (Country Classics to Estelle's) and 235 1/2 Chestnut Street (off Main Street, Hair Design and Smitty's) are one parcel; However, they are actually three separate buildings built between 1896-1904 as shown on the attached photographs. The request is to subdivide 208 South Main Street ( formerly Estel 1 e' s ) from the larger parcel . Tz:e 896 square foot building has separate electrical utilities and a two foot thick party wall; however, only one water and sewer line extends into toe large parcel. This property does not have a direct water and sewer line into this separate building. There is access to the building from Main Street and the alley. Due to the age of this parcel, it does not meet the 10,000 square foot lot size requirement before the subdivision. However, it is an existing structure and probably was built as an independent unit. There are not fire code or building code requirements which would need to be met due to this subdivision. CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL: 1. There shall be a separate water and sewer line into 208 South Main Street. RECOMMENDATION: Approve----f FINDINGS: The proposed land division is consistent with the use of the structures and their historic significance. ATTACHMENTS: - Survey - Pictures of building. VAC 100 CG$Q NU(71p / S Y 9/_ p 0 a Fee Paid CASE NUMbLK G j- Date Filed _ �'2 �14L______ PLANNING ADMINIE i A IVE FORM Street Location of Property:___'_____=_r?5--.._____;...._____..____ Logal Doscription of Pro orty: ------------- Owner: Name ......................... _11 `� r__1��{.� �2� Phone: Address ' 'i/ I% '� _S0L/7 Applicant (if other than owner): Name _..____..___-_______-_-_______-____ Address ------------------------------ Phone :-_-_..__-_______ Type of Request:- ___ Rezoning X_ Approval of Preliminary Plat Special Use Permit ___ Approval of Final Plat ___ Variance =__ Other ------------------- Description of Request. p a Signature of Applicant. t� __ Date of Public Hearing: NOTE: Sketch of proposed property and structure to be drawn,on back of th2l;;fdxm or tached, showing the following: a i 1. North direction. 2. Location of proposed structure on lot. 3. Dimensions of front and side set-backs.R}ty� 4. Dimensions of proposed structure. 5. Street names. 6. Location of adjacent existing buildings. 7. Other information as may be requested. Approved ___ Denied ___ by the Planning Commission on ----------- (duto) subject to the following conditions: ____________________________________ Approved ___ Denied ___ by the Council on ---------------- subject to the following conditions: ________________________________________________ Jt Comments. (Use other side), ��-� S�' � ��- � '•`` ` '`� 7 SUBJECT PHOTOS Nab Looking WEsterly at subjec Commercial Improvement and from junction of Main Stre and & Churchill. Same- looking more south- westerly. Looking Northwesterly at Improvement and from Main Street. SMnm* fA p1NMllno ' I I _l. LL 1.. _ _ j•• ' _'� ,�-r , I k_ I J. 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SUP/91-13 PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING: April 8, 1991 PROJECT LOCATION: 919 West Anderson Street COMPREHENSIVE PLAN DISTRICT: Two Family ZONING DISTRICT: RB APPLICANT'S NAME: Cory Kissling, Lakeview Memorial Hospital TYPE OF APPLICATION: Special USe Permit PROJECT DESCRIPTIONS: A Special Use Permit for the placement of a twenty eight by fourteen foot CT scanner modular unit on the West side of Lakeview Memorial Hospital. DISCUSSION: Tf�e request is to place a twenty eight by fourteen foot CT scanner modular unit on the West side of Lakeview Memorial Hospital. This modular unit will be placed next to the ambulance entrance to the hospital as shown on the elevation plan. Presently, a portable scanner unit is in place on a semi - tractor trailer. As stated on the attached letter, this modular unit is needed because the hospital does not have space available to house the CT, scanner within the hospital. The placement of the scanner as shown on the site plan will not be visible from Greeley Street or to the South of the property. The unit meets all setback requirements. RECOMMENDATION: Approval. FINDINGS: The proposed use will not be injurious detrimental to the public welfare and will uses of the hospital. ATTACHMENTS: - Site Plan - Letter - Elevation Plan - Modular Layout. to the neighborhood or otherwise be in harmony with the existing LAKEVIEW MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 919 W. Anderson Street, Stillwater, MN 55082 March 6, 1991 Steve Russell Director of Community Development City of Stillwater 216 N. 4th Street Stillwater, MN 55082 Dear Mr. Russell: Enclosed are elevation drawings and pictures of our proposed modular building. This building is necessary to house a new state of the art CT scanner. Lakeview Memorial Hospital currently contracts with Northern Medical Imaging to provide CT scans. Norther Medical Imaging brings the CT unit in a semi tractor trailer that is parked in the same location that the modular building would be placed. Lakeview's new scanner will not only be available 24 hours a day, but it will also provide dramatically improved scans. The modular building is necessary because the hospital does not have space availabe to house the CT scanner in the vicinity of the Imaging Department. The hospital will do whatever is necessary to insure the modular building blends in with the hospital. It should be noted that this building will not be visible from the street or by any of our neighbors. Thank you for your prompt consideration. Sincerely, Cory Kissling Director of Professional Services CK:jkb Enc. CASE NUMBER � 1-1.3 Case Number-3V1/0 . -bv 0, Fee Paid ' Date Filed 3/a�.�------- PLANNING ADMINISTRATIVE FORM Street Location of Property: _ I L � _ . W_ /� " de � S ° �----..____--___....___ Legal Description of Property: ---------- e-(- -� �-___ ? ` -- yc--) G_- Owner: Name --L Ise v ,e- _ igeen, I_--L os� I 1-1\ 1------------------- Address 39 - 91- A ,,ode---------------- Phone: g39�53 3 a --- Applicant if other than owner): Name _�. _ .� 7l`_ ____--_ Address ------------------------------- Phone.----130191_� L- Type of Request:- -__ Rezoning ___ Approval of Preliminary Plat �Y Special Use Permit ___ Approval of Final Plat -__ Variance ___ Other ------------------- Description of Request. __ 1�1±c tc d _ °��l a - - -- ------------- Signature of Applicant:.. Date of Public Hearing: --------- _---------- __-_..-------------------- NOTE: Sketch of proposed property and structure to be drawn.on back of this form or at. tached, showing the following: 1. North direction. 2. Location of proposed structure on lot. 3. Dimensions of front and side set -backs. 4. Dimensions of proposed structure. r ,q" 5. Street names. p J 6. Location of adjacent existing buildings. 7. Other information as may be requested. Approved ___ Denied ___ by the'Planning Commission on ----------- (duce) subject to the following conditions: ------------------------------------ - Approved ___ Denied ___ by the Council on ---------------- subject to the t following conditions: ------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------ Comments: (Use other side), P.6 FEB 27 '91 C9;1Co AM= -RED LODGE, HT 4' I ! 44� 1 �• � l lilt • ".', � 1 FIG t-1 d �: pr�l�llli • I F ��o p� •o s•�• II — <Q3<c°r I ymm MmN0 o zz—Az\-D Q c m ink XyhXTL m 71 (P rn-„-4 .,. �uiuiflk�jl v71 0 T -, _- • �4r 1 ON F 11 ! j f i � •��._" � �i}'f:ljy} •'t...1'. II , l� jI'+I n .. ' ' , •, • r •. 'i.Zs ,ham' -Ph' > •1. �I•y_.,...,,r ;L-.-�{ {f' • r'ri7.r i!L :•c 1. , 21••-; i •' ' .[.' �•{.:;� i ;.R� !.rev ^.i•µ.i iti . r _ .. 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'� +•,- 3f��-,5-� 30 �� f f r / /mil �� I � in t3o�k2y1 Ote.ds or, Pa�e 1C.(. i =ter w '• S 89o30 r 2 5"w 7 21 O. oni- Sots s 3a PLANNING APPLICATION REVIEW CASE NO. V/91-14 Planning Commission Meeting: April 8, 1991 Project Location: 1019 North Second Street Comprehensive Plan District: Two Family Zoning District: RB Applicant's Name: Joseph Samuelson III Type of Application: Variance PROJECT DESCRIPTION: A variance to the frontyard setback requirements (thirty feet required, twenty six feet proposed) for the construction of a garage/living space addition and a variance to lot coverage for all accessory structures (1,000 feet required, 1,883 requested). nT-cCIISSTnm The request is to place an attached living space/garage on an older home. This addition needs a variance to the frontyard setback requirements because it is twenty six feet from the front property line. There is a neighboring home closer than thirty feet but the homes are not uniform along the street because of the distance between the structures and there is also a question of where the front property line is located. There is an existing 783 square foot garage located on the site approximately seven feet from the house. This garage will remain so the total square footage of all accessory structures is 1,183 square feet. The Zoning Ordinance limits this to 1,000 square feet. After Staff review of the site plan and building plan, a question arises for the reason the existing garage could not have been incorporated into a living space addition to the home on the Southeast side of the property. CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL: 1. All drainage from the addition shall remain on site. RECOMMENDATION: Determination of request. FINDINGS: The granting of this variance may be necessary for the reasonable use of the buildings depending on how the existing garage will be used after construction of the new garage. ATTACHMENTS: �Pa gac e IF +] to •::� iT Lrr �f. pre WN i+�''- cis — _ �^ ^ : "•�. �;._,-..r _- �'��'��+r— - _ - - _ `'.' • .. .gib: _ .-Zi A!, ;, �'�:j', "�' �''F �:�h�:YAjtivr'i�: '! :'�"1�..-, •,.l . .. 131, 1 IN i .� a. .n'" S:tiLi.7V-1 •'+ tir "�'.F.•w..-��i iiwti�+ ,�p,, r y`�, c �� ' ... ems. }��i�N ��•_�r� rV� _. _ Wc;. k' I r. �. �i �. .. try ir': :��r•'f. +ti. Case Numbor ----------- CASE NUMBER Fee Paid _.._____-.-_-____ Date Filed -_-____-__-___ PLANNING ADMINISTRATIVE FORe1r'l Street Location of Property: 1A ..__6�eA� __�c+%.�- 5774 L srk7�i 1 f -- Legal Description of Property; �X2- 0r 1-- - __�__'` :� �• ��_61+ e le-f ,E,rr rk.r,:� jrc _ S/137r" f • ] ,v+ ictr=�Y 3S fr[, ■ 5 d+ci- � Owner: Name ------------ ---------- `-------- �'`.'0-:—A_-- '�'.,��5 _rba0 In's T'iP�PI{ 3,�rwucu.4.s.+ :]" A-►^rb ►K +!¢ c.,�. iS s nr Address ------- Phone: Applicant (if other than owner): Name ______-__-------------_--_-_-_-__ Address ------------------------------ Phone: _______-----__- Typo of Request:. ___ Rezoning ___ Approval of Preliminary Plat ___ Special Use Permit ___ Approval of Final Plat _Variance . __ Other ___________________ Description of Request: _-- -------------^-''-`='"----L La- T_--_4b'Jz--_o4-6-C&-k�_------------- Signature of Applicant. Date of Public Hearing: ------------------- �r ��___ NOTE: Sketch of proposed property and structure to be drawn,on bac3�f this form or at- tached, showing the following: 1. North direction. 2. Location of proposed structure on lot. 3. Dimensions of front and side set -backs. 4. Dimensions of proposed structure. 5. Street names. 6. Location of adjacent existing buildings. 7. Other information as may be requested. Approved ___ Denied ___ by tho'Planning Commission on ----------- (date) subject to the following conditions: ------------------------------------ Approved ___ Denied ___ by the Council on _____________ subject to the following conditions: __.___,:_,.____ ------__.,__--_____---..------------- Comments; (Use other side), March 27, 1991 1019 N 2nd St. Stillwater MN 55082 Planning Commission City of Stillwater Dear Members of the Planning Commission: We are planning an addition to our home at 1019 North Second Street. We hope to begin construction this spring. Our small, one bedroom house is situated very near the north property line of a double lot. We would like to add a two story addition that would include a double garage, living room, half -bath, and a mall entry/greenhouse on the first floor and two bedrocins and a laundry room on the second floor. We ask your permission to vary from code in two areas of this proposed construction. 1. There is anexisting, detached, single garage at the back of the lot. Because of the location of the house and the garage on the property, any addition will block driveway access to the existing garage. After the addition is built, the existing garage will not be visible from the street. We ask that you allow us to include a new attached garage in our addition despite the presence of the existing garage. 2n It is our understanding that new building should be 30 feet from the street, The garage of our addition would be set back 26 feet fran the street. This would not be unusual or appear visually odd in our neighborhood. The house just to the south of us is located nearly as close to the street, and the first house on the next block is closer to the street than our proposed addition would be. Because of the large double lot and the location of the existing house on the property, the proposed addition will not crowd the lot. There will be adequate roan for a nice sized lawn and landscaping. We have invested considerable time and money in renovating our have and in landscapiflg over the last ten years, and we would like very much to continue living here. We ask that you allow these variances from code because we do not think they will detract from the value of our neighbors' property or pose any safety problems. Thank you for your consideration of our request. Since,ely, Joseph H. Samuelson and N o KT H zAJ IJ 5 T .CF— 7T 77 � his AV IrACENT ""'- � Phone: 612.439-6 7 .21 1 CITY OE STILLWATER On the Bejunrld Sr. Croix rt41.4 Y OR 216 North Fourth Street CAVID C jUNKER STILLWATER, MINNESOTA FINANCE DIRECTOR -COORDINATOR 55082 NILE L KRIESEL COUNCILMEN: ANNE MARIE BODLOVICK CITY CLERK HARRY D. PETERSON DOROTHY R. SCHNELL ROGER PETERSON WILLIAM H. POWELL CITY ATTORNEY DAVID T. MAGNUSON SPECIAL ASSESSMENT REPORT All that tract or parcel of land lying and being in the City Of Stillwater, County of Washington, State of Minnesota and described as follows: Plat -Parcel 9270-3340 N. 1/2 of lot 5 & S. 1/2 of lot 6, Block 9, Exc to Hammer & Exc East 60 ft of North 35 ft. of South 1/2 lot 6, Carli and Schulen- burgs Addition. This is to certify that I have examined the records in the office Of the City Clerk and find that the following assessments appear unpaid against the above -described tract or parcel of land: SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS NOW PAYABLE AS FOLLOWS: NONE PENDING ASSESSMENTS ARE AS FOLLOWS: NONE Dated this 27th day of day of August ,19 81. a ._peputy City Clerk ^� tM INTS 30 \NV Nil . . . . . . . . . . . -;� LAW JE .a .. _ • r. '.. _ - _- _ . }ti. •.. _1r � - t'�-'�a-,�i1`-FayP�::�'w` :y...i'M :': ��' '�7' }riti �� - �« y' --r �+ y -][i "..1 1 � '. C . _rya' .- ��-. - - "1'Yi', Y • F'.. � •}11�.l.Sr+ •:tr i ...�'µ, i:T:'L. ••q.. • - - : r.. E y' c � i?(x �.::::'~ .7.i ``- .'j j[: � - .. � � ;.i �' •'i �.[-- ...., a �. �3� ::7 �- �2: %r. aF ti . -' - ..{. y::. 7+; '.i� "' •4:F .•..-�:f=•.•.l.« .: q�. .. t.i '�1'i -.. _-"�#l,r, _ .� •. 't'v cEt •,FI ..'� -h, - •i� �: _ .i.� .r_-: •_`vs:,. a�i.r :+L't;:�: r.:'-��.'C7, _ l _:!•. 'Y •1 v /cad W/L klAl . .. ; _ 2U tip. _ . .;� - -• .11 40 � � i • • � � 1 Sib � oyil . - ;?�', i:� iV :t• _ - - •_ � .�'�. �F^.. .i[:�i ...nS'� R ., ;r' : :.4'y ,+:..-Sn.: • .tire' y '.� Y • •' yls,�'\ :$;,h�.f O� -. ..['g' �;..'•KF-":. n{r. ��:. .. �: � _! i�+orr. _, �.:�:'�'[��- ��.`�a'/YiCy:.._ •TS;��•�, in - • � - _ r� r}' .._ _ ._ - .,� u•� �sl�' t.. [�'�.r:--%-i"a-1.:�.3a�sw_-l.:_,�� -__ _ _ _1', _ •t^`rr 'S1 0 0 , per! + 5T12EE T WC',4TE0 Asa / o I5 AIt = v o vz 0 ct PLANNING APPLICATION REVIEW CASE NO. DR/SUP/91-15 Planning Commission Meeting: April 8, 1991 Project Location: 204 North Main Street Comprehensive Plan District: Central Business District Zoning District: CBD Applicant's Name: Todd and Laura Shely Type of Application: Special Use Permit Project Description: Special Use Permit for a commercial recreational use in the Central Business District and Design Permit for construction of a nine hole miniature golf course and parking area. Discussion: The request is to reuse an existing service station and accessory building for a marine supply retail sales, storage (accessory building) and nine hold miniature golf course. The retail marine, supply use is a permitted use in the Central Business District, seven parking spaces are required for a 1,350 square foot retail business. With the previous gas station use, parking was provided on site for the use. The site plan snows a parking area along Commercial Street, the nine hole golf course in front, a landscaped area at the corner and storage building to the rear along the alley. The parking plan uses the existing gas station driveway with head -in parking along Commercial Street. A paved walkway provides access from the Main Street sidewalk to the old service station. The applicant has indicated the fuel tanks and pumps would be removed from the site. The overhead gas station light should also be removed. Use Review: A miniature golf use is allowed with a Special Use Permit. The recreation use would attract visitors during summer months. The questions of the appropriateness of this particular commercial recreational use should be reviewed by the Planning Commisison. There are no other outside recreational uses similar to this use along Main Street other than the outside dining areas. The existing service station curb cuts along Main Street should be eliminted and reconstructed to normal curb and sidewalk design. One new replacement 24 foot curb cut off of Commercial Street could provide access to the parking area (see attached plan). By reconstructing the street curbs, five additional on -street parking spaces would be provided in addition to the two on -site spaces. This is not the typical way of reviewing parking but in this case it seems appropriate to look at the overall area parking impact. 1 Design Review: Proposed changes to the exterior of the building and site include a three by twenty foot sixty square foot sign, parking redesign, and miniature golf course. The existing service station is a relatively modern intrusion into the historic character of the area. The project before the Commission is how to make the design of the proposed use more compatible with area design. To separate the golf use from the public space and to screen design elements of the use, it is recommended that a forty two inch brick wall planter be constructed along the Main Street side of the use. This would screen most of the golf structures and add color to the site. It is further recommended that additional landscaping, annuals, bushes and ground cover be added to the area shown on the plan. A bermed land form could be incorporated into this area. It is further recommended that the site parking plan be revised to include two spaces and one driveway. All other driveways would be eliminated. The sign meets the size requirements but should be reviewd for color and material before a Sign Permit is issued. Recommendation: Approval with tine following conditions: 1. The fuel tanks, gas pumps and pump island lighting shall be removed from the site (tanks with necessary PCA permits). 2. The curb cuts along Main Street and Commercial Street shall be eliminated with the exception of one twenty four foot driveway along Commercial Street. 3. A forty two inch wall/planter shall be constructed along the East side of the golf course next to the Main Street sidewalk. 4. A detail of the sign showing color and lettering style shall be approved by the Planning Department before a sign permit is issued. 5. The site plan shall be modified to include landscaping in the corner of the site as shown on the Staff site plan. 6. Two on -site parking spaces shall be provided. ATTACHMENT: Plans. 2 1QQ Case Number ----------- Fee Paid _-_-___________ Date Filed -------------- PLANNING ADMINISTRATIVE FORM Street Location of Property: _________________ Legal Decript 'ion of Property: ______-_-________-_,_,_./.___ .-_______.,____..., Owner: Name Address ------ Phone: _-332-_6 ` __�� Applicant (i f other than owner): Name �. ....�-�_-w______ Address ------------------------------ Phone: __________-_ Type of Request.- ___ Rezoning ___ Approval 'of Preliminary Plat _ Special Use Permit ___ Approval of Final. Pict- --- Variance ___ Other ----------- _..______ - Descr iption or Request:: 1� _ 1I1.1lrJ RE__�aDL _°►' _ao.q N mPt, s`t- _ q'o ti—. L�---------------._________---------------------------------------------- Signature of AppIicant. ------ Date of Public Hearing: ---------------------------------------- NOTE: Sketch of proposed property and structure to be drawn in back oz Uz fo= or at- tached, snowing the following: 1. North direction. I Location of proposed structure on lot 3. Dimensions of front and side set -backs. 4. Dimensions of proposed structure. 5. street' names. 6. Location of adjacent e.a drig buiIdings. . 7. Other information as may be requested. Approved ___ Denied ___ by the'Planning Commission on ----------- (data) sublet: to the following conditions: --- ____________________w__.-_-- Approved ___ Denied ___ by the Council on ---------------- subject to tl;a following conditions:______________________________________---._.�____- Comments: (Use other side) .f n uarte:•s Marine Supplies and Accessories P.O. Box 1129 Stillwater, I'AN 55082 44v- c cs-�ak D�e.FrcE� min ► c�.ku�� r l T ��, � �� , i h �. � o c�.� � �� T N S will c1, �j e -thy �d 5► n S�-+ I I �r a r_� s i 11 t VILL C, �Jl i �� ,- a ss - ��- a.►� �� , kQ- 0 �e- K) S �a.c es Q va_ d ,ec'd'. -Th � :s i i Lam, �v LA- 1 it, arters hfarine Supplies all Accessories P.O. Box 122 Stillwater, MN 55082 1 11l' Welcome to CAPTAIN'S QUARTERS. We are a marine supply store located at 204 N. MAIN ST. STILLWATER, MN.. As you approach the store you will notice our 9 hole miniature golf course, with marine motif inside. You will find ev6rything from boat supplies to swimwear, sports clothes, origional handmade jewelry, gifts, and t—shirts custom made with your boats name embroidered. We are here to serve your boating needs. Our service dept. consists of a mechanic with over 10 years of experience. We will repair, oil change, have parts on hand, and when it comes to winter,.we will shrink wrap your boat. Outside you will find cold soft drinks and icecream to fill that new cooler for your weekend on the ST. CROIR. Firewood and small grills for cooking, tents and all of your boat —camp supplies will be available, Z Ire) _71 K, * it .1/ kk 7j osq-1 41:7 .-" V-la\6 C- - - — - -------------- 1. --------------- Q�a EA- t a t r 10 7 6 Marine Supplies and Accessories I ------- ---- - ------ ---- 7- t I F-7- - �ZK lot I P '7 -14 14 1 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 13 14 15 16 17 18 water r 1' T THE BIRTHPLACE OF MINNESOTA TO: PLANNING COMMISSION FROM: ANN PUNG-TERWEDO, PLANNER DATE: APRIL 4, 1991 SUBJECT: ANNUAL REVIEW OF SPECIAL USE PERMIT AND REPORT ON 1990 RIVERTOWN TROLLEY ACTIVITIES. ROBERT RALEIGH, APPLICANT. CASE NO. SUP/89-26. BACKGROUND The trolley use permit was issued in 1989 with a condition that the applicant prepare a written report each year. The attached letter gives a broad overview of the trolley use activity during the 1990 season. Mr. Raleigh states there is vast increase in groups coming to Stillwater to take the trolley tour. He does not indicate any problems with his Nelson Street location. Mr. Raleigh still has an intention to conduct a regular route in the future after the bulk downtown construction is completed this summer. Nelson Street will be reconstructed this summer so access to the trolley ticket booth at the Freighthouse may be limited for a snort period of time. The booth may have to be moved to the parking lot of Lowell Park for a short time or some other location in the general area. The Freighthouse owner has submitted a letter allowing the trolley ticket booth on this property for the 1991-1992 season. RECOMMENDATION: Approval of Special Use Permit SUP/89-26 for the 1991 season with the following original conditions of approval listed below. I. The ticket booth shall be located on Freighthouse property, setback five feet from the South and East property boundaries. 2. The temporary booth shall be removed by December 1, 1991 unless special approval is given by the City Council. (This is necessary because of the flood plain section.) 3. The area between the ticket window and Nelson Street shall be approved by the Community Development Director. 4. A use permit is granted for one year. At the end of the season (October 15, 1991) the applicant shall prepare a written report describing the tour activity and suggesting improvements to the business regarding booth location and bus loading area. 5. The ticket booth sign shall be a maximum of four square feet. 6. The trolley booth may be four by twelve feet. CITY HALL: 216 NORTH FOURTH STILLWATER, MINNESOTA 55082 PHONE: 612-439-6121 For Tour information and Guide service CALL STILLWATER MN. (612) 430-0352 Main Offices WI. (715) 247-3305 STILLWATER, MN April 3, 1991 TO: Stillwater City Council FROM: P.obert T. Raleigh Rivertown Trolley Report Regarding 1990 Tour Activity or write: RIVERTOWN TROLLEY c/o Raleigh Lines, Inc. 1 Raleigh Road Somerset, WI 54025 After completing our second season in Stillwater, we continue to be pleased with the public's enthusiasm for our historic tours. Our second season saw a vast increase in groups coming to town to take the trolley tour as well as enjoying many of the other activities in Stillwater. We continue to enjoy giving out general Stillwater information to the many tourists walking by our booth. The new Stillwater book has been a wonderful new asset to all of us. We still feel that a route trolley is a real possibility once we are finished with the bulk of the downtown construction this season. Also, should. the City of Stillwater need any information passed out regarding temporary parking, etc., please feel free to contact us. We appreciate working with the city of Stillwater, and we look forward to continuing our good relationship with you. 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