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,C-4) Amendment
COUNCIL REZONES PORTION OF WALLALE KENNETH PROPERTY FROM~~OPEN DEVELOPIENT DISTRICT"
T0"R-4 MJLTIPLE RESIDENCE DISTRIFT": CALLS PUBLIC HEARING JULY 20 ON PROPOSAL TO
1GZONE ADDITIONAL AREA IN ACCORDNCE WITH RECOIYlMENDATION BY THE PLANNING COMMISSION.
Public Hearing, continued from Jbne 15, was called on the Petition of Hr. Wallace
Kenneth for the Rezoning from Op n Development District to R-4 MULTIPLE RESIDENCE
DISTRICT of a tract of land abut ing Coun%:g..-Road. No, 18 on the East, between the
Pederson Dairy property and Hine-Mile:Creek.
"KENNETH-HANSEH-PEDERSON LAND RE ONING PROPOSAL", dated June 30, 1964, and approved
by the Edina Planning Commission at its July 1st Meeting as its firm recommendation
for the Rezoning of the undevelo ed area beiween Iiighway No. 183and Parkwood Road
, and between Nine-Mile Creek and he cementery. It was noted that this plan confined
the proposed R-4 Zoning largely to an area Hest of the Trunk Sewer Line, except for
the northerly part of the Kennet
not been petitioned for rezoning, 1 Plan shows just one R-3 area, being to the
Northeast of the trunk sewer linb, with one tier of R-2 lots on each of Wallace and
HansenIpyoperties, and the balan e of the area to remain zoned for single family
R-4 District as petitioned by Mrl. Kenneth, but Mr, Kenneth made no objection to
1- Mr. Hite presented a lay-out, entitled I
Tract and an area still farther north, which had
' residences (Open Development Dis E rict). The proposed plan decreases the proposed
6645 Parkwood Road,
inquired as further
Council discussed further
District to R-4 Multiple
recommended by the
Planning Commission for said
moving that Council dispense
and MacMillan offered the following Ordinance
reading thereof and adopt Ordinance as
AN ORDINANCE (ZONING ORDINANCE) OF
submitted :
R-4 MULTIPLE $SIDENCE DISTRICT
THE VILLAGE COUNCIL OF THE VILLA OF EDINA, MINNESOTA, ORDAINS:
Section 1.
part of the Northwest 1/4 o i the Northwest 1/4 of Section 31, Township 117,
"District R-4:
Range 21, described as foll ws: 'Beginning at the Northwest corner of said
Section 31; thence South alpng the West line of said Section 31, a distance of
Paragraph 1, Mu tiple Residence District Boundaries, of Section 4,
(NultipLe Residence District) of Ordinance No, 261 of revised Ordinances of the Village
of Edina, as amended, is hereby urther amended by adding the following sub-paragraph:
1'(6) That part of the West 1/2 of the Southwest 1/4 of Section 30, and that
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637.08 feet; thence Easterl' along a straight line to a Y the East line of the Horthw st 1/4 of the Northwest 1/4
straight line isf extended w uld intersect the East line
point 730 feet West of
of said Section 31, said
of said Northwest 1/4 of
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the Northwest 1/4 at a point therein
Northeast -corner thereof; thence Northerly to a point in the North Line
of said Sorthwest 1/4 of the Northwest 1/4, distant 625.1 feet Vest of
the Northwest corner thereof- thencs N r h parallel with $he Ea& line of the !$est 1/2 f,tbe South est 1/4 of..&kcF%b&tkon..~- a* qistaqke’- af-’3_200 feet;- rrL a distance of 630- reeta ktkEgf l&f$xixQ&Zo the iprtheast a-t; an aype of .800-45! tQ a oin 555 fegt S ut--o t e lJ9r I n 30 and 260 $ et Ea t cf tge..kJesili 3.1 of said Section t ence est garaflef tQ the North fine oz -& e Southw St f74 of Se ion 30 30 a he West line of sa d uarter- ection a %stance of 555 feet South 89 the lorthwest corner of-tke gouthwest
Sectim 2&, This ordinance shall be in effect immediately upon its passage .
distit 631.73 feet south of the
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(1JlacMillan then moved that the Village Council schedule a Public Hearing for laonday,
July 20, 1964, at 7:OO P.M., on the proposed Rezoning from Open Development District
to R-2, R-3, and R-4 MULTIPLE RESIDENCE DISTRICTS, respectively, the tracts so
recommended by the Planning Commission for Rezoning on lay-out entitled “KEI?I?ETH-
WSEN-PEDERSON LAND REZONING PROPOSAL1’ and approved July 1, 1964. Iiiotion was
seconded by Tupa and unanimously carried.
.on, . ‘ that Hearing would be continued to. July 20, Hearing was scheduled for that date, even
though the Planning Commission had a recommendation’for the Council at this meeting.
No discussion.
COu1?CIL REZONES FROi4 “PLANNED INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT” TO “(2-4 COL.fIERCIAL DISTRICT“. FOR
GASOLINE SERVICE STATION IN SOUTINEST QUADRANT OF TRUNK HIGHHAY 100 AHD PROPOSED
INDUSTRIAL BLVD.
the petition of Idetro-U.S. Construction Co. and Phillips Petroleum for the rezoning
of a tract within the Nelson Farm complex--now known as EDINA INTERCHANGE CEIJTER-L
from Planned Industrial District to C-4 Commercial District.
within Southwest Quadrant of Highway #LOO and the proposed Industrial Blvd., and
rezoning petition is for purpose of permitting construction and maintenance of a
gasoline service station on this tract.
none had been raised prior thereto.
that Council dispense with second reading thereof and adopt Ordinance as submitted.
Public Hearing, continued from June 15, was held, relative to I.’ Property is located
There were no objections at the Hearing;
Tupa offered the following Ordinance, moving
ORDINANCE NO. 261-90
AN ORDINANCE ANENDING THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE VILLAGE
OF EDINA BY ESTABLISHING A C-4 COIMERCIAL DISTRICT.
THE VILLAGE COUNCIL OF THE VILLAGE OF EDINA, MINNESOTA, ORDAINS:
Village of Edina is hereby amended by adding at the end of Sub-paragraph 3 (Boundaries
of Commercial District) the following:
Section 1. Section 11, Commercial District, of Ordinance No, 261 of the
(1) - C-4 COMMERCIAL DISTRICT: *
“A tract of land lying in Government Lot 4, Section 9, Township 116 North, Range 21,
more particularly described as ‘follows: “Comm. at SE Corner of said Govt. Lot; thence
rearing 3ly and along E. line of said Govt. Lot, dist. 785.0 feet; th. bearing Mly and
at right angles to said E. line, dist. 525.0 feet to pt. of beginning of tract to be
described; th. bearing Sly and parallel to said E. line, dist. 50.0 feet; thence
deflecting to left on circular curve whose radius is 290.0 feet, to intersection pt.
of said curved line with a line which is perpendicular to and which intersects the
said E. line of said Govt. Lot at a dist. of 545.0 feet from SE Corner or’said Govt.
Lot, as measured along said E. line; th. bearing Wly and along said perpendicular
intersection line to pt. dist. 775.0 feet illy from said E. line; th. bearing Bly and
parallel to said E. line, dist. 240.0 feet; th. bearing 61y to pt. of beginning; said
tract being subject to a 40.0 feet roadway easement along Nly side thereof.”
and publication.
Motion for adoption of the Resolution’was seco
Section 2. This Ordinance shall be in effect immediately upon its passage
y t.SacI-Iillan, and on Rolcall there
sen, aye; and
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COUNCIL GRANTS SPECIAL PERNIT FOR NURSING HOME SOUTH OF' SJ.70TH STREET AND WEST 7
OF HIGHWAY 110. 100. Public Hearing was conducted on the Petition of Evangelical
Free Church of America for permit to construct and maintain a NURSING HOME on
"That portion of Government Lot 1, Section 9, Township 116, Ran ge 21, commencing
at a point 920 feet West and 670 feet South pfthe Northeast corner of said Section;
thence South parallel to the East line of said section a distance of 490 feet;
thence East parallel to the North line of said section to the right-of-way line
of Trunk Highway 100; thence Northerly along said right-of-way approx. 490 feet
to a point 670 feet south of the north line of said section; thence West 720
feet to the point of beginning." Clerk presented Affidavits of Publication
in Edina-Morningside Courier June 25 and July 2, 1964, of "Notice of Public
Hearing"; and Mr, Hite, affidavit of mailing of Notice to owners of affected
properties. With
the help of a Visual Aid, Irlr. Hite explained that this petition involves the
llOlson Tract" at the Southwest Corner of Highway No. 100 and W.70th Street--the
north half of which tract is owned by the local congregation, which expects to
build a church on it; and the south half of which is owned by the Church
which is petitioning to build'a Nursing Home on it.
Commission's June 10th recommendations, recommending approval for special permit
for nursing home, with provision that lots on the westerly end of the property
be used for single family homesites.
that State Statute provides that residence in a nursing home does not establish
"legal residence" in a community, thus eliminating welfare payment liability on
part of the Village,
Nursing Home,
seemed satisfied when informed by Hr. Hite that it is proposed for the area
between the Church and the Nursing Home. VanValkenburg's motion, that Special
Permit for Nursing Home on the aforestated property be granted, with the same
provision as that recommended by Planning Cqmmission, was seconded by Rixe and
carried
Notices were approved as to form and ordered placed on file.
Council reviewed the Planning
It was noted, on review of this recommendation,
There were no objections registered to the proposed
One couple inquired as to where the.parking lot would be, and
COUNCIL HONORS REQUEST OF MR* ROY He JACOBSON, 6517 BELMORE LANE, FOR VARIANCE FROM
SIDE YARD REQUIREIENTS OF ZONING ORDINANCE.
(pursuant to Notice mailed to owners of affected properties, as per Affidavit of
Mailing approved as to form and ordered placed on file) on the Petition of Mr. Roy
H. Jacobson, 6517 Belmore Lane, for a variance allowing him to construct a kitchen
addition on an existing slab originally intended for a porch.
from property line, whereas ordinance calls for ten-foot side yard for living side
05 structure. Dick Fridlund of thevillage Planning Department explained that
this lot is on the South side of Belmore Lane, about 2-1/2 blocks West of Blake
Road; that Idr. Jacobson's neighbor to the west has given his consent, and that
the Planning Commissioh has recommended favorably on the request. No objections
were registered at the Public Hearing, and no written requests had been received
prior thereto.
Requirements of Zoning Ordinance be granted.
Council conducted Public Hearing
Slab is five feet
VanValkenburg moved thgt,requested Variance from Side Yard
Motion seconded Rixe and carried.
COUNCIL CONDUCTS PUBLIC HEARING ON PETITION FOR VARIANCE FROM SIDE YARD REQUIFEPIENTS
"ARCHITECTURAL CONTROL COMMITTEE" OF BORA" S EDINA MANOR.
conducted on the petition of ldr* R. L. Martin, 5909 Halifax Avenue, for a variance
from side yard requirements of the Village Zoning Ordinance, which would permit him
to expand his garage to within four feet of the scuth lot line on Lot 3, Block 3,
Boran's Edina Manor, in ordei that he mikht expand his present 1-1/2 car garage
to a 2-car garage.
recommendad favorably on the request, subject to receipt of a letter of assent
from the property owner at 5913 Halifax--but that this owner does not assent.
W. V. Pierce, 5913 Halifax Ave., told Council he objects to the proposal on two
grounds-1, that he feels his neighbor tried to railroad this through while the
Pierces were in Europe; and 2, that the property is torrenz title and has title
restrictions which prohibit such a variance from the five-foot side yard rule
without approval of the "architectural control committee" for Bora's Edina Manor.
He added that he has no strong objection to the extension of the garage, and will
withdraw his objection if his neighbor prill show him the plans and he sees just
how they will affect his property, and if his neighbor can assure him that such
a deviation from plat restrictions will not put a cloud on property titles.
l.1~~ Fridlund suggested that Council withhold its action until the approval of
Boaan's Edina Manor Architectural Control Committee is received, and it was so
ordered, by motion Tupa, seconded by MacMillan and carried.
OF ZONING ORDINANCE, AT 5909 HALIFAX AVENUE: DEFERS ACTION PENDING APPROVAL OF
Public Hea-cing was
Mr. Fridlund explained that the Planning Commission had
Mr.
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DR. KRISTOPHER HAGEN'S REQUEST FOR VARIANCE FROM SIDE YARD REQUIREMENTS OF ZONING
ORDINANCE AT 5129 TIFTON DRIVE GRANTED, Public Hearing was conducted on request
of Dr, Hagen to be pemnittedto project his garage into front yard 22 inches and
convert rear portion into a family room. Garage is now five feet from West lot liae,
and Zoning Ordinance Requirements require a minimum of ten feet for living area side
yard. Planning Commission recommends approval, and Dr. Hagen has, assent of neighbor.
No objections registered at Hearing.
seconded by Tupa and carried.
Rixe's motion that Variance be granted was .
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COUNCIL HONORS REQUEST OF MR. CHESLEY CARLSON, 5225 MINNEHAHA BLVD., FOR SIDE
YAW VARIANCE FROM ZONING ORDINANCE REQUIREIGNTS.
mailed to owners of affected properties, as per Affidavit of Hailing presented by
Pursuant to "1Jotice Of Hearing",
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Mr. Dick Fridlund, approved as to form and ordered placed on file, Public Hearing
was conducted on the petition of Mr. Chesley Carlson, 5225 Ninnehaha Blvd., for
permission to enkarge his existing porch area for conversion into a vamily room.
Mr. Carlson wishes to come within five feet of his property line.
registered at the Public Hearing, none had been received prior thereto, and Planning
Commission had recommended favorably, on June 10.
approval of request was seconded by Tupa and carried.
No objections were
VanValkenburg's motion for
COUNCIL APPROVES 14. S TOMPERAASEN =QUEST FOR LONG-WAY-OF-LOT FACING, LOT 1,
BLOCK 2> EDINA HIGHLANDS LAKESIDE ADDITION,
mailed to owners of affected properties, as per Affidavit of Mailing presented by
Mr. Dick Fredlund.of the Village Planning Department, Public Hearing was conducted
on the petition of Mr. M.S. Tommeraasen for long-way-of-log facing €or proposed
home on Lot 1, Block 2, Edina Highlands Lakeside Addn. (facing proposed for
Ilycliffe Road).
no objections were registered at Hearing.
of long way of lot fatzing was seconded by Tupa and carried.
Pursuant to "Notice of Hearing"
Planning Commission had recommended favorably (June 101, and
VanValkenburg's motion for approval
COUNCIL APPROVES STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT PLAITS 1&A AND 7C FOR IHPROVEMENT OF
TRUNK HIGHWAY NO. 100 BETWEEN HIGHNAYS NOS. 494 AND 7. Engineer Hite again
presented for Council consideration the E4innesota State HighWay'Department's Plans,
entitled "Layout No. 14A, S.P.2733-25 (T.H.100s130) from Jct. F.A.1; 494 to Jct.
62nd St. & T.H. 169" and "Layout No. 7C, S.P. 2733-25, S.P.2734-12 & S.P. 2735-52 (T.H.
100=130) from C.S.A.H. 62 to T.H.V, reviewing for Council and audience the features
of the plans, as originally presented and discussed at the Council Meeting of June 1.
(See Page 124, this Book).
to the date of construction, and Mr. Hite said it is planned to start that portion
between Highway No. 7 and the Crosstown Highway in 1967; no date set for the
southern portion of the improvement.
interchange at W.66th Street means Edina will "perpetuate that ghastly street
through Lake Cornelia".
because there are areas adjacent to it which cannot reach Highway 100 via the
Crosstown Highway, Someone in the audience inquired as to what had happened to
the pedestrian overpass at Valley View Road, and Mr. Hite answered that insofar
as he knew this had never been considered.
about the elevation of the highway, north of 50th Street. He was informed that
there will be an elevation, but that it won't be as much as the State had originally
provided.
VanValkenburg then offered the following Resolution and moved its adoption:
Mr. F. L. Frizell, 5437 Normandale Road, inquired as
Question was asked as to whether the
Mr. Hite replied that 66th Street must be perpetuated
One member of the Council inquired
There were no other questions raised at this time.
RESOLUTION APPROVING LAYOUT NO. 14A
S.P.2733-25 (T.H. 100=130) FRO14 JCT.
WHEREAS the Csmmissioner of Highways has prepared preliminary plans
for the improvement of a part of Trunk Highway Number 130 renumbered as Trunk
Highway Number 100 within the corporate limits of the Village of Edina from the
junction F.A.I. to Jct. 62nd St. & T.H. 169; and
MEREAS said preliminary plans are on file in the office of the Depart-
ment of Highways, Saint Paul, Iriinnesota, being marked, labeled, and identified as
Layout No. 14A, S.P. 2733-25 (T.H. 100=130) from Jct. F.A.I. 494 to Jct.62nd St.
E T.H. 169; and
VHEREAS copi'es of said preliminary plans as so marked, labeled and
identified are also on file in the office of the Village Clerk; and
I%tIEREAS the term "said preliminary plans1' as hereinafter used in the
body of this resolution shall be deemed and intended to mean, refer to, and to
incorporate the preliminary plans as in the foregoing recitals particularly ,
identified and described;
NOW, THEN, BE IT RESOLVED that said preliminary plans for the improve
ment of Trunk Highway Number 130 renumbered Trunk Highway Number 100,within the
F.A.1.494 TO JCTo62ND ST, E T.H.169
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- limits of the Village of Edina be and hereby are approved. I Motion for adoption of the Resolution was sec
fiye ayes and no nays, as follows :
lkenburg, aye; and Bredesen, aye; and
Ma aye; Tupa, aye; ,
And VanValkenburg offered the following Resolution and moved its adoption:
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RESOLUTION APPROVING LAYOUT NO. 7G
S.P.2733-25, 2734-12 G 2735-52 -
(T.H. 100=130) FROM C.S:A.H. 62 TO
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WHEREAS the Commissioner of Highways has prepared preliminary plans for
the improvement of a part of Trunk Highway Number 130 renumbered as Trunk Highway
Number 100 witnin the corporate limits of the Village of Edina from C.S.A.H. 62
to north corporate limits; and
WEREAS said preliminary plans are on file in the office of the
Department of Highways, Saint Paul, Minnesota, being marked, labeled, and identi-
fied as Layout No. 7C, SOP. 21733-25, 2734-12 E 2735-52 (T.H. 100=130) from C.S.A.H.
62 to T.H. 7; and
WHEREAS copies of said preliminary plans as so marked, labeled and
identified are also on file in the office of the Village Clerk; and
WHEREAS the term "said preliminary plans" as hereinafter used in the
body of this resolution shall be deemed and intended to mean, refer to, and to
incorporate the preliminary plans as in the foregoing recitals particularly
identified and described:
of Trunk Highway Number 130 renumbered Trunk Highway Number 100 within the limits
of the Village of Edina be and hereby are approved.
NOW, THEN, BE IT RESOLVED that said preliminary plans for the improvement
Motion for adoption of the Resolution was seconded by Rixe, and on Rollcall there
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COUNCIL PURCHASES SURVEY UNIT FROM INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY AT HET' BID OF
31,633.59. Manager Hyde reported that, once again, the Village had received only
one bid on a Survey Unit--this time in response to Advertisement for Bids in
Edina-Morningside Courier and Construction Bulletin June 18 and 25, 1964; this bid
being by International Harvester Company in the Net Amount (New Unit, less trade-
in on one 1961 International Travelall) of $1,633.59 on a Model C-1200. (Earlier
bid had also been by International at $1,437.21 on Model C-1000). Mr. Hyde told
Council that this unit has been checked out with the Minnesota Highway Department,
which finds it satisfactory for its crews; that it is a heavier, better piece of
equipment than the Model 1000.
Harvester Company, and Tupa so moved.
carried.
He recommended its purchase from International
Motion seconded by VanValkenburg and
MINNEAPOLIS IJOTIFIES EDINA IT WILL EXTEND TO DECEMBER 31, 1964 THE DATE OF
CANCELLATION OF CONTRACT FOR INTERCONNECTION OF SEWERS, Notification by Mr.
Leonard A. Johnson, Ninneapolis City Clerk, of the City Council's June 12th
action extending to December 31, 1964 the date for cancellation of contract
for interconnection of sewers, was submitted, and by motion Macblillan, seconded
by VanValkenburg and carried, was ordered placed on file.
COUNCIL DELAYS ACTION ON INCREASE OF DUES FOR HENNEPIN COUNTY LEAGUE OF MUNICIPALITIES
FOR TWO HEEKS, PENDING FURTHER STUDY.
.notification by the Hennepin County League of Municipalities that dues for their
fiscal year, July 1, 1964 to June 30, 1965, for municipalities of 20,000 population
and over, will be $1,667.29. Dues for period July 1,'63 to July 1, '64 were $1,126
for this same population group.
doing a very fine job, he feels they may be "trying to go too far too fast", Hr.
Hyde asked for additional time to make report to Council, and Tupa moved that
Council delay action for two weeks for further study.
and carried,
Manager Hyde placed before the Councib the
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Saying that while he knows the League has been
Notion seconded by MacIJIillan
II"IROVEI4ENT PETITIONS ACCEPTED.
and VanValkenburg moved that petitions,be accepted and referred to the Village
The following Improvement Petitions were submitted,
Engineer with instructions for Public Hearings on major improvements at his earliest
convenience. Notion seconded by MacMillan and carried:
OILING - West 62nd St. from Ryan Ave. to 87 feet West.
OILING - Harrison Ave. from Belmore Lane to Maloney Ave.
OILING - VanBuren Ave. from 400 Belmore La. to 425 Maloney Ave.
OILING - Warden Ave. from Tracy Ave. to Turn-Around at HawkesI'Lake.
OILING - W.56th St. from Dale Ave. to Hansen Road.
OILING - Tingdale Ave. from W.63rd St. to W.64th St.
OILING - Grove St. from 5724 Code Avq,.to property line.
PERMANENT STREET SURFACING AND CURB - DONCASTER WAY from Ayrshire Blvd. to
SANITARY SEWER - WEST TRAIL, from County Road 18 to West Line of Indian Bills Road.
Highland Park.
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COUNCIL COIPIENDS EDINA CITIZENS AIJD FIRhIS FOR THEIR HELP IN CIVIL DEFEHSE ACTIVITIES
Hanager Hyde reported that Divil Defense Director Wayne Bennett is most gratified
by the cooperation received relative to the provision of.Civi.1 Defense Shelter
fa'cilities , the signing of these facilities and the stock$iI,ing of Civil Defense
supplies, and has asked that the Village Council express its appreciation to those
who have volunteered their help.
and moved its adoption:
VanValkenburg offered the following Resolution
RESOLUTION
WHEFGAS several persons and firms have given full cooperation in providing
Civil Defense Shelter facilities, signing of these facilities and the space for . stoskpiling of Civil Defense Emergency Survival supplies; and .
WHEREAS, the providing of these facilities serves the best interests of
the citizens in the defense of the United States of America, the State of Minnesota,
the County of Hennepin and the Village of Edina:
commended by the Village Council of the Village of Edina for said cooperation and u THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the following persons and firms are
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duty to their fellow citizens:
Mr. Howard Hinterthuer and the Home Uutual Insurance Company,
HI?. E-lilton Bistodeau and the Southdale Red Qwl Store, Southdale Center
kSr. William Crear, Jr. and Nr. Harlan Wilson of Southdale and Southdale
Hr. Karl Hau hild, Sr. and Hauschild Incorporated, 5050 France Ave. So.,
Mr. Eugene Oredson and the First Edina National Bank, 4100 West 50th St.,
Hr. Donald Pryor and the Edina-Morningside School District, Edina.
40d8 West 65th Street, Edina
Xedical Center facilities, Edina
Edina '.i
Edina
AND WHEREAS, the transportation of supplies from the Twin City Arsenal,
New Brighton, to the Southdale Center and other sheAter facilities designated, were
made possible without charge to the community of Edina by Hr. Robert Short, President,
Admiral-Merchants Hotor Freight Incorporated, 120 South 6th Street, First National
Bank Building, Xinneapolis , Ninnesota: *.
THEREXORE, BE XT RESOLVED that 14r. Robert Short and Admiral-lderchants
Motor Freight Incorporated are to be commended for this contribution to the Civil
Defense Program of the Village of Edina and
express its appreciation for the interest, facilities and expense, by said persons
and firms.
Motion for adoption of the Resolution was. se
were five ayes and no nays, as follows: , aye; Tupa, aye;
VanValkenburg, aye; and Bredesen, aye; an
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED by the Village Council of Edina, Hinnesota that it
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COUNCIL SCIiEDULES PUBLIC HEARINGS AT PLANNING DIRECTOR'S EARLIEST CONVENIENCE
ON FOLLOWI1JG ZONING HATTERS :
recommendations, favorable to the following petitions:
AUTOMOBILE PARKING DISTRICT of Lots 14 &d 15, Block 21, Fairfax Addition (NE
Corner Valley View Road and Booddale Ave.
Shell Oil CO.. fpr tQe Rezoning from Community Store District to
C-4.CDHMERCIkL DISTRICT
Vernon Avenue) €or Gasoline Service Station.
and a PROPOSED AIENDHENT TO THE PLANNED INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT, which will -
Council reviewed Planning Commission's JULY 1st ,,
1. Valley View Drug, for the Rezoning from Open Development District to
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of Lots 1 and 3, Block 1, Enroth's Addition (5205
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3.
Add "Offices" as a Principal Use of the District.
Allow Warehouwing as an Accessory Use to Offices, in District
Establish design and location requirements for loading facilities
and for screening.
and the Commission's recommendations unfavorable to the following petitions:
Ordinance, to permit extension of existing garage to within one foot of south lot
line, Lot 7, Block 6, Fairfax Addition (5824 Fairfax Ave.).
2. Elba, Inc., 317 Hadison Ave. Request for permit to add the South six
feet of Lot 17, Block 5, West Minneapolis Heights, to Lot -16; making Lot 17 a 40-
I 1, blr. Robert Savre for Variance from Side Yard Requirements ,of Zoning
foot lot and providing a side yard for Lot 16.
Hearings before the Council, even though the Commission's recommendations are
unfavorable..
VanValkenburg moved that Council conduct Public Hearings on the above five
Zoning Matters at the earliest convenient bpportunity . blotion seconded by
MacMillan and carried.
On these last two petitions, it was reported petitionens have requested
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PRELI~~INARY PLAT OF ~~OVERHOLT HILLS:' APPROVED. VILLAGE NEED I~OT ACCEPT RESPONSIBILITY
FOR PRIVATE ROAD, ATTORNEY RULES.
recommendation of July 1, relative to the Preliminary Plat of "Overholt Hills.
Council reviewed the Planning Commission's
Recommendation 'was for approval of Lots 1 through 4, Block 3, and Lots 1 through 3,
Block 4, with recommendation that Lots 4 and 5, Block 4 be made into one lot; and
that the matter of the proposed private road between Blocks 3 and 4 be referred
to the Village Attorney for an opinion as to whether the Village must someday
assume responsibility for maintenance.
matter of responsibility for the private road, and Village Attorney Whitlock
agreed with Trustee VanValkenburg that responsibility need not ever assume
responsibility for maintenance of the road.
of Preliminary Plat of "Overholt Hills" was seconded by MacMillan and carried.
Discussion was had by the Council on the
VanValkenburg's motion for approval
MATTER OF DEED RESTRICTIONS FOR EDWARDS PROPERTY (PART OF REGISTEED LAND SURVEY
590) SOUTH OF HIGHWAY NO. 169, JUST EAST OF BLAKE ROAD EXTENDED, REFERED BACK TO
PLANNING COMMISSION.
June loth, that deed restrictions on the Southwest tier of lots bordering R-3
Council reviewed the Planning Commission's recommendation of
Multiple Residence Zoning be removed--but that if petition for R-2 zoning is
submitted for this property it be denied. Mr. V. B. Edwards, opmer, had
petitioned €or the removal of these restrictions for this tier of lots on the
basis that it is economically unfeasible to build single family homes in this
area,
on June 15 at Public Hearing to require such restrictions--that there were people
at that Public Hearing who are not present at this time, who left the Hearing with
the assurance that said restrictions would be required.
he felt the people were not concerned about this particular tier-of lots as they
were about the East tier.
be referred back to the Planning' Commission, with the reminder that both the
Planning Commission Minutes of June LO, and the Village Council Minutes of June
15th Public Hearing ask for said restrictions--and looking to a new Public
Hearing if there is any firm change in Commission's recommendation.
seconded by MacMillan and carried.
Mayor Bredesen called Council's attention to fact that Council had acted
l4r. Hite told Council
VanValkenburg moved that the matter'of deed restrictions
Motion ~-.
GOLF COURSE CLUB HOUSE FLOOR COVERING TO BE PURCHASED BY MAYOR AliD PiANAGER, WTH
AUTHORITY OF COUi?CIL.
for the Club House will cover averything but the floor covering--which, he believes,
will probably cost somewhere between $3,500 and $4,000. He presented to the Council
samples of floor covering of different kinds; carpet; plastic; rubber; together
with their various prices--and a half hour bas spent discussing the best type for
appearance, durability and cleaning properties, including a "spike test". Because
Council did agree that floor covering must be purchased, but could not decide upon
the type--except that the food and heavy traffic areas have the material shoun by
the "dark green'' sample presented to the council--VanValkenburg moved that the
Mayor and Village Manager be appointed a Committee of Two for the Purchase of
Club House Floor Covering.
Manager Hyde told Council he believes the money allocations
Motion seconded by Rixe and carried.
PARKING RESTRICTED ON SOUTH SIDE OF HEST 60TH STREET BETWEEN FRANCE AND XERXES AVENUES,
BY REQUEST OF STATE HIGHUAY DEPARTMENT.
Street between France Avenue and Xerxes Avenue is not being widened to the full width
approved by the State Highway Department for Nunicipal State Aid Streets, parking must
be prohibited on one side of the street.
the South side of W.6Oth Street because fewer houses face the street than on the
North side.
Engineer Hite reported that because W. 60th
He recommended prohibition of parking on
Maclqillan offered the following Resolution and moved its Adoption;
RESOLUTLON AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF AGRELMEhT
BETWEEN THE VILLAGE OF EDINA AHD CO~rlMISSIONER OF
HIGHWAYS, STATE OF t4INNESOTA
MHEREAS, the Commissioner of Highways of the State of Minnesota has submitted
to the Village Council for execution, an agreament relating to restriction of parking
on those streets and avenues wherein Municipal State Aid Funds are used in improving
said streets and avenues,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT KESOLVED by the Village Council of Edina, Irlinnesota,
that the Idayor and Village Clerk are hereby authorized and directed to execute for and
on behalf of and in the name of the Village of Edina an agreement between the Village
and the Commissioner of Highways wherein the Village agrees to restrict parking as
follows :
To the North side of the street only on that part of WEST 60TH STmET LYING
BETWEEM FRANC% AND XERXES AVENUES.
Motion for adoption of the Resolution was sec
Bredesen, aye; and the Resolution
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COUHCIL PURCHASES $1,000,000 "LIQUOR LEGAL LIABILITY" COVERAGE FOR EDINA WJNICIPAL
LIQUOR STORES. Finance Director Dalen reported that he has now received four
quotations on $1,000,000-Combined Limits "Liquor Legal Liability" coverage, that
of Marsh E HcLennA, for American Home Mutual Company, $5,858.22; American Casualty
Company of Reading, Pa. at $4,144.00; and General 14utual Agency and Brandow, Howard
E Kohler, Inc., both bidding on Chicago Insurance Company coverage, at $3,105.00.
Some considerable discussion was had by the Council as to the necessity €or this .
coverage, with Trustee VanValkenburg informing Council he feels that tge Village
has little choice, and Attorney Nhitlock agreeing.
would recommend that the low bidder be awarded the bid--but that because two
bids are identical he would like to recommend that the CounciJ. purchase this year's
coverage from one, and next year's coverage from the other.
was asked to draw, and drew General Mutual Agency.
Council purchase recommended insurance from General Mutual Kgency for this
forthcoming twelve months and from Brandow, Howard & Kohler, Inc., for the succeeding
twelve months.
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Mr. Dalen told Council he
Reporter James Talle .
VanValkenbug then moved that
Xotion seconded by Tupa and carried.
i3USIR%S INTERRUPTION INSURANCE FOR MUNICIPAL LIQUOR STORES PURCHASED FRO11 BRANDOW,
HOHARD & KOHLER AT $165.77 PREKWM. Mr. Dalen recommended Durchase of Business . Interruption coverage for the Hunicipal Liquor Stores, based on "50% of Grossr1, at
$165.77 per year.
This will also be with Chicago Insurance Company.
VanValked-urg so moved. blotion seconded by Rixe and carried.
BOARD OF EEVIEV EETING TO BE WEDiJESDAY, JULY 15, 1964, AT 5:OO P.14.
reminded Council of Board of Review Meeting.
Clerk *
Two members to be away.
TREASURER' S REPORT OF RECEIPTS, DISBURSEMENTS, CASH BALANCES AND IIJVESTMENTS FOR
HAY, 1964, and REPORTS OF GEi?ERAL AND PARK FUNDS REVENUE AND EXPENDITURES FOR THE
FIVE NONTHS ENDING MAY 31ST, were presented, together with LIQUOR FUND STATEMENTS
AS AT MRIL 30; and were breifly reviewed and ordered placed on file.
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CLAIHS PAID. Tupa's motion for payment of the following Claims:
No. 25960, Bishop Travel Serv., Inc. J.H. Hensley - $136.05
25961, Texaco , Inc. , Gasoline 1,384.07
25962, Internal Rev. Serv., Special Tax Stamp 54.00
25963, Petty Cash 157.48
and Claims as per Pre-List dated July 6, 1964--General Fund, $19,252.75;
Constmction Fund, $1,934.05; Park, Park Const., Swim Pool and Golf Course,
$4,731,51; Waterworks Fund, $32,751.59; Liquor Fund, $38,333.68; Sewer Rental
Fund, $632.81; Improvement Funds, $14.86; Poor Fund, $227.31; TOTAL, $97,879.56
was seconded by Mac~~~illan and carried.
The evening's business having been concluded, Tupa moved for adjournment.
seconded by i?aci.iillan and carried.
FIotion
Meetijrg adjourned at 9:00 P.M.
Village Clerk