HomeMy WebLinkAbout1960 12-07 Planning Commission Meeting Minutes RegularMINUTES' OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF
THE EDINA PLANNING COfrFiISSION HELD
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1960, AT
8:00 P. M. IN THE EDINA VILLAGE HALL
Member„ Present: T. L. Todd, Chairman, William Lewis, Leonard Well, John
Foley, David Griswold; Gorge Hite, Manning Director
The meeting was opened by T. L. Todd, Chairman.
I. The minutes of the meeting of November 2, 19609 were approved on motion
by Mr. Foley, seconded by Mr. Griswold and carried.
II. ZONING CHANGE REQUESTS
Z-60-5. Edward C. 5to_u, Tgmr osary Excavation D i�.gj. Mr. Al God
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ward presented Mr. Stows request for an extension and enlargement of
the excavating permit granted to Mr. Stow on •-Tiny 112 1960. The present
permit expites on January 12, 1960, and is limited in quantity to
X009000 cubic yards of material. Mr. Godward indicated that approxi-
mately 150,000 tons of material have been removed to date.
The members of the Corumission agreed that they would recommend in favor
of the requested extension and enlargement provided the following con-
ditions are met:
1. Permit shall expire no later than September 15, 1961.
2. In those places where natural ground slopes are exceeding 10%,
the finished ground slopes after grading stall not be less than
10%.
3. The area included in the Temporary Excavation District establish-
ed on July 11, 1960, shall not be changed.
4. A finished topography plan incorporating the requirements set
forth above shall be prepared and the applicant shall secure
to the Village a $10,000 bond guaranteeing compliance with this
plan.
5. The applicant shall be required to submit to the Village monthly
reports setting forth the amount of material removed from the
confines of`gae District. during that month.
6. At the time the permit expires, the applicant shall be required
to submit to the Village a topography map of the property pre-
pared by a registered engineer or land surveyor showing the
topography as it enists at that time. This plan will be com-
pared with the plan described in item 4 to determine if appli-
cant has complied with the terms of the permit. Mr. Lewis moved
and Mr. Odell seconded that the permit extension be granted as
set forth above. Potion carried.
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iFXCaVLIi,iuq District. Mr. Hite prozent-
ed � 9L,�,dinq pin i -,u- find Mir.1_rahl 1h, -id joiniCly prepa-red. The plan
Ia, Confined to a 5-00 4001 rE!rea I.n +Ihe _;,,cutIjwcsIL ,,;ornt_)r of -h p.- ope--ty.
t e r i -
Mr, in confoimance vvith the
and, I:h�i+ Mic. gzanl;ed an exc;,ivall-ion per -milt to operate, in
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term of t1he
no r( d hk:.nrIs. The
DL3tr!(:,t bc- .12 cmd. the uaa.,
and
.-PinAl tupogr1pinv- p_';im wGuld be _-reqt4ired. Foley :i,-uoneL-ed and motion
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in i u, i .:n b e h o, I f u I Wid !41,2`t ittod argmnent &r the re'atming
f -t, Pe t n 0
ne, , -arce prjpur�,, n Stz'-Eul Avenue i v Ived in
Courl; acTion S from, Ple -R'?si6c",nce -to Comr,:Iun�ty Store. 14r. Todd, in -
14r. Brill t -,'16t 0 `70int meel-Ing bet-v!een the Planning Commission and
counc'il "vould bc, ho -Ir' the vcry neax- fut.ure to discuss this zoning.
NO act-iji-I taken.
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E-1.11-11NAIRY PLATS
iSeemimites of 1-7-59 and
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k,.��? C,upt�rtv to-tv-1on The Height�,, Third Addition
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,mc� v" ne Mlile Crec",- r c t e r, e i. te. v,,'h,� exlained that it had
d 1 4
in Delll'.-,;,�"rl/ -1130-,,t cne y( r igo and that, a�;cording
cning a vexe nut in final form
k 0, r2 ,i nary it mu_;t be ra-apprc-ved.
C!r"-up pre8ent en6 ci8ked ,t;hat uvi'
ion3 v;(Ic, ,bPyr
einr" a t-sov,, ,�ieter. 'r. ;-
Hite
`et �; me solution
ciPprc,j)- :ould p gi on to the
-I by Mr. Gr 1 16 and
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a reu plat of the
to k;C.7,".3r :3' ;tccl V, h it h-'- p-vIrx-ed, to
insf;,?' I these .j
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iatr, savem s sc
feelan- t tlaln •-;ICe lc,
and zm
table tie C.
ot
ce_aY;u;- 7 . s "')60
aa ti'-isl:t.. rk Division o _ I,ot3, Block 4. (See miIjutes of
»[• t`i ^: C'auii3utit)ia 'vas anin heldiega}�it3g S:€lE: d»ViSiCiI Li: L112u
:€.rto "o lots. Hite reportcel that the hook cu -tiers
th .s area hu.d been qL1a:S€:'d.cned las to their feelings in the matter
-hat. the mjCY7ity of €,:heti, r:'C'tic^ in Opposition. At this time, the
,a!-?ur 'x 0—nP 11c.Biiena VISta P_%eSPV.L at €:Zi,c rnee4:ing presented a petition
c'i5`a3.i3_-L %:l' a division 'haich accepted by the Clomtission. fir. Lewis
P.c.`,'ee. to d3ony thcA � �r=?e„t, seconded by Xr. Odell and carried.
Joi3.ison ?Re * int (See minutes of 6-3-59.)
Lx. K i€,e p;:esen ccs => a:w__ joL . ��iu€� .ref t.,tze prci,erty Mast north of 69th
Street bclt',-cca 1..1.riS:taay Yloz?d and !`ozena dale Road. Because there would
1-c nc aece4na to t-h::ee oi` t ase lots, members of the Commission recommend-
er., +.:';.a £. _°:r , jos:n clt c a=ss .s^r a three lot plat of . Athe property. I'
Ir. Lewis
1'zvet: tO Z:oell 6.i c Pit',-, sc'..vd:ued by ('Y:. • Odell and carried.
r �n; .. TY� 9 r t of the property
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A .}tf `' .- • l� 7� :.liY:l. .1:, r` S•:'w 4A'..'L_• 9, L3.bJ Lulo lot pL48 p p 4� OWut€�
c'f 620..• s(..;'."!?f , C'ciu r No y�?:'v^e7tS '$.L'ti Av_-nue and n th of Valley V
. ,. � o;: ew load
bo Mr. €lite. -Ile c-plainei:? that a, ftve unit apartment build-
r"?, had -az o dy bec”. apprc-fad ',Or i.o€: I and that a double bungalow was
to be on Lot 2. Fo? loll71 n- a discussion., the concensus of opinion
of ir. , rs o' tl'c ;o.t ra.ssw }_3 ;,,{as that 113;. Hippe explore the possibilities
ok gaining title to adjacent property s4 as to insure that the small (hit-
.C2 '.:o th:! Q ; `: o;: Lot 2 u- uld aot be undeveloped since it c•Duld not
s is. A r:.ot-_;on wa3 3aele by I__ • Odell to table tie matter
-1w."-'t :C^::..',4 , se:conlded by 14r. Foley i','nd carried.
50 "U7.1s 9r1l.` :I1 schen t ddli€:''' on. a`'dr. € ? to presented this three lot
pis`a _- PrO tfw€:.o file scuth .af Ic�tG..1achen Boulevard, i ediately
C.}';L• li'_ :i'. �.' I,i'sr +iJvd li i c: e ._% cijrf0z=*3d in 3.11 respects to ordinance
S'r. Foley G:O%c_,d t aL it be .:e -o-, ,tended for approval. Mr.
-: ill% ean..rM1 cd L21mrdmously.
5' 'p3. : • x<,b'Wf 7 Sj 7 ? �.. n ?`7 c G 24: _+ �:€i i'^il 'C. 3QS : A proposed plat
!?� 1.2.i e "„'.v.:. ., +. C?L:kj� i� O}�::� f'�J located north ofHigh-
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by iii li:L �.: � [' r.i4cr
:. +1$ t.. 'c'• of C"ic• ,7 Q. '::, he asked :Iiat the plat, be tabled fo
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Ttt:-:i:. so 3t;,)•.7ec1. T;ioi:3.t):3 `.>eCc3i3dtc:d by €E3-. C.'i:r.;old
N .J .,1.M!'_NN�_a' PIX
n l.^•f: in ?.-'Lual form, seconded by 11r.
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Planning Co=ission Neeting - t,
December 7; 1960
?dine Mile Cree-It Watershed Board. Mr. Hugh MacMillan, Edina's member of
the Nine Mile Creek Watershed Board, and Air. Doug Barr, the Board's Con-
sulting Engineer, appeared before the Commission to briefly explain to
them the purpose of the Watershed Board and to report on their progress
to date. A preliminary plan, prepared by Mr. Barr's office for the -de-
velopment of Nine Dile Creek was explained to the Commission, with par-
ticular emphasis given to the proposal to establish a major storage area
just south of Highway #169. Air. MacMillan said that the Board was quite
anxious to work closely with the various Village Planning Commissions in
time development of the pian. Mr. Hite suggested that the .'Planning Com -
mi ,ion give serious consideration to including many of the features of
the: Board's plan in their own proponed land use plan.
The meeting was adjourned at: 11:00 P. X. on motion by Mr. Lewis, seconded by
Mr. Oe.ell and carried.
Respectfully submitted,
Jackie Herriges, Secretary