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September 30 1970
Edina Planning Commission
Village Hall
4801 Priest 50th St^eet
Edina, 1innesota
Re: i+Gi.s 12 and ray .B1001C 8, Tudian H111s
Dear Sirs:
T am writing to request peZ;Missiolc for &n adjustment of
the crigirallot line between lots 12 alc. 13 in Block 8
in Indian :dills.
Vy In=0 is on 10v i2 ar;d 1 Own lot 13 ad,,, oining it to
the north. 1 wish to add 15 feet to �- of 12 and veducQ
the width of lot 13 by the same amount. This would mako
the lots more nearly equal in width and falls within the
restrictions contained in the deed 'recon,uad in Book 1803
of Deeds, page 322.
A copy of the pertinant restriction is enclosed as well as
a hand sketch of the lots involved.
The topography of lot 12 dectated the placement of our
home nearer the line involved and also makes that side
area function as our "back-Fard." The reason for this
request is to increase our 'back -yard" space which our
family would find very useful.
Thank you for your consideration of this matter. Please
let me know if further questions a. -Ise.
Yours trul,r,
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B Lnard J. spencer
Book 1803 of Deeds - page 322
Item 7. The number of dwellings erected in any block
of said subdivision may never exceed the number of lots
originally platted. Original lot lines may be adjusted
b�mi iLor purchases and sales between adloining owners
provided that the wi of any lot may not be reduce
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or more such transactions and provided that no lot shall
be reduced to any lesser width than is required by the
provisions of these Protective Covenants for any existing
construction on said lot. Lots may be increased in size
by combining lots or parts of lots in a manner to perman-
ently reduce the number of lots in any block. Such revised
lots shall be known as combined lots and for the purposes
of these Protective Covenants sball be considered as a single
lot, the surae as if said combined lot had originally been
platted as a single lot.
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Section 5
"Planned Residential Df..,,-i:rict"
ParaZ,raph 1. Purpose:
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The planned development concept is rapf.dly emerging as a means for encouraging
creativity, irwgina Lion, variation and in the development of
residential areas. its basic characteristic is tho clustering of housing in
an e:" fort to preserve and protect natural amenitieo, to provide large expanses
of usable open space, to reduce development costs and yet to maintain single
family densit--'%.as within the overall Pl,-.-naed Residei.-.-tial District. Its purpose
is to create a new high-quality, lu�-dcnisity residential environ-ruent having a
mixtu---e of housing types in a functiono,l and natural aettingb',
The planned development concept is rap .ally emerging as a means for encouraging
creativity, imagination, variation and ' �:le;dbiliLy iso the development of
residential areas. its basic character:Lstic is the clustering of housing in
an effort to preserve and protect natuval amenities, to provide large expanses
of usable open space, and to reduce development costs. Its purpose is to create
* nevT high-cittaulity residential environn2nt having a mixture of housing types in
* functionzd ar.d natural setting,.,
The P"Lapned Rzsidential District sh-n.11 ;1)e di�,,ided into qu-bdistricts designated
PRD3
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i -i)--4, and pR J.Y
as PRD --,F - I " D-.5, pj�,tD-j is proposed to close' approxi-
mate sitjgl(-� fr&zily developments in terr.j of the number of units per acre and
could �-ccur In an Pv-1 ssttincg- PRD -2 :7,3 proposQ.d to only slightly exceed R-1
densiUes w1i'le. PRD -3, PRD -4, and PR.D-,"; approxiL--iate apart*mcnt densities and
thv�s anticipate a lesser mixing of housing.
Fariagr-ph 2. 'Ob- ectives:
No change �,
Para,-raph 3. R-.jjirem;,nts for the Esta c" PIATaVelFesidtaitial Districts:
Before a petition, or application for Planncd Residential Distric4 zoning m
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be ectnd u?on, t1je follr)Tging acndition�3 reust be met:
(a) ITe plannmA dawn.lcpmenif- site shn11 be not less then ten acres in area,
—nUt1le cap-rol c�f a -,,e m--Wner or group of ownars, and shall be
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hein- p1anP-,,.,,d rn , dav C integral u
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(b) The number of dl I -ling units T,,7ith!.-a the cite shall rec.t aNceed the number
of r cras thereft rtultipliec; by fo-,,r,
(c) A minimum cf 2,000 squ,re feet of open cx�,,nce ver dwela-'Ing unit shall be
set aside or dedicated as in P'ar;7.�'graph 7 of Section 5 of this
Ord'nance.
Sts g_ez �-�J A.-mendment:
I -rict zoning may
Be-'Eora -- petit'or application, for Planned Residential Dial
be acted upon, the follovyi7ag, coil d i nl.en;-3 A�uat be net:
(a) The pla-,anvtd development Ate sh,-!! be not less than ton acres in area for
zon"ng, nor less than EIA.Ve ac-zes in size for PRD -2, PRD -3, PRD -4,
and PILD-5 zoning, The site shal".1 be under the, cantrol. of one owner ar
g-ronp of owners, and sl'a
all be capable of being planned end developed as
one integral unit,,
(b) The rumba r of dtielling units t;ithin the site shall no,': exceed the number
of acres therein -uraltiplied by four for si:i, for FRD-2, 12 for PRD-"),,
18 for PRD --4, and 24 for
(c) Open spacc, shall lba oa: ;asWesir 44vdicntcd as provided in paragraph 7 Of
Sc,ciArjK4. 5 of thin Ordinn:nce-_ The mit lv;-= amount of oTjQ-,n space, per
dwelling unit to be so set aside Aall be as follows rcr each district:
(1) P R*0-31- : 2,000 square feet
(2) P RD -2: 1,501.) square feet
(3) FRD-3: 400 square iEeat
(4) PRD -da: 400 square feet
(5) PRD -5: 400 square feet
?ara-raph 4, Boundaries of Planned Residential. District.
No change.
Para?,raph 5.S "1 11 e s I. ", e n I
j2eS:IfLc Uses Pqruittad In Plan tia Districts
No change,
Para.,;,,raph 6, Yard and Site
(a) 'Kax1mvm. height of struct-ures: 'RI!c stories for single &-416 two faRiIY
du,4.11ing0s and thrae for a-'!- Othe" Structure5,,
(b) r. -amber Cil. -pa rklv--:�
(I' All riwea-ingwe-11i - U .*-
units: opnceo per el -' v- nii
(2) Cther permitted uses: a3 prcvided ':i'.n paxagraph 5 of Sect.ion '3 of
this Ordinance.
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W Setloacks fr=, streate (lersigdated bjr the Dapai-tment as collectors,
arterials, expressways or frcewayt; and from PlenTied ResidellLial District
boundaries shall be required in accordar;ca with paragraph 4 of Section 3
alf this Ordinance. Setbacks from collectors, arterials, vxpresswt-4-ys or
freeways and Planaed Residenti-nl District boui�darles for to'�mhouses or
apirLmants shall b-- 35 feet or thv height of the buijlding, whichcver is
greater.
SUJM(�� endmevt:
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(a) MaximLmi height of structures:
(1) PRD -1: Two stories for sing"! 'e and two-family dwellings and three
stories for all other structIlIces.
(2) PRD -2, PR3, Pith 4: Four stories.
PRD -5: NO maximur.l. Height (I -spends on setback.
(b) No change.
(c) No change.
No further changes beyond Paragraph 6,,
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FLOOD PLAIN FE-OUT—ATIONS
lh! purpose of these rcgu."Lations :1s to proteet huma-a life and
to prevent dam-,ige to property and to flood plain areas by restricting or
reaulall-ing the uoe of lands within areas subject to periodic inun,lation by
flood waters, It is also the intent of these regulaticas to permit the
reasonable deva-topment of good plain artas without impeding or aecclerating
the flow or chan,,4ing the carrying capacity or quality of the water body. All
1�rtd -.Lncludd, in the flood plairi area ihall be cubject to the requirements
specified hcrein, in addition to the r1ormal eon ng district requirements in
which said .and Eliall be located.
2„ Flood Plaia ,`.rcqq Mayr. The boundaries of the respective I'lood plain
areas and t1leir clevations are hereby defined and established as shotm on
a map entitled 'Flood Plain Arecs," said ma- be .ng on record in the Edina-
Villag,e Plarning Dcpartmicnt.
3. Restrictions an Land and Land Uses Mthin Flood Plain Areas. No building
or structuro shall be erected, con-�rerkted, or structurally altered and no land
and/'or structu:c-a- shall be used except in accord with the followin�; restrictions:
(a) All land withip. 50 feet of " the 1"!i1hwater mark of a wate,body shall
rerrjn, inasrAuch as possible, in its n,:--tural state, unob;itructed and
unfil.1et'l.
(b) The elevation of the lowest floor Cesigned or intended for human
habit,'.,tJon including basenzents and garages shall be at 1(,;ast two (2)
fact the cotdblished flcod plain vicvation. In no event shall
1 ';00 Feet to the high water mark of a
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�S'j An -y or re: raping of .-luod p3ain areas, must be approved by
the approp---iate Watershed Distvict Boord of Managers.
4. Pricr SuoTmisnion and Approval of Plans. An-
y person who shall undertake
improvmrients to or upon any land abttting the v—,eek shall. prior to commencing
wor'.1c, make application to the Village and ir. support thereof shall submit
engiivBering data, plans and other information as the Village may require in order
to determine the effects of such development on the bed, bank, and flood plain
of :ha cree.,Z, At the qime time that the application is submitted to the Village,
the appliCauL shall transmit a copy together with �:he supporting i.--i.formation,
to "-he secretary of the Watershed District. Tha district shall file its written
cornnents and reconmrtendation3 -,rith the V--!11--'c,-,e Plaaning, Department vhich comments
shall include specific prcvisioz for U'.,niporaty' dams or other construction to
con':rol erosion and prevent r.U.Laticn ol* public T-szitcxs. LI no ev--nt shaAl the
natural vegetation within 300 feet of thea water be disturbed unleaE and until
WrItLan permission is obtained from the, Watershid District.
PROP-G.f.,'E'D TO S31PBU-NISTON F.1-.0-T.ATIONS
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S,cctior. 4, 1'edicot3.c-it of 1-nd f -q -r E and_L3pen ST:,c
of Lartw.
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In every plat of twellty or. -,,Ore -ecidenUal lots --, reasonable portion
said lzz,,d. shall. be set. wilde. for -..�creation andifor open space
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laz-d i;hall be. e -1V ---11r- e,,cjjda af-7, Iaad for the sole b cf t, L e
preseat- S.-ild lat or iioi-�.:, ownors within the devel-
OPMCKI�� and their guasts, or zha".1 to the public LAc, park.
'or thp use of the seuez-al Pu,01--C- W%-2,0 such la Z1,", renains in
oper. space arseLerkt ;-i1iall be ccr..VeYed tO the
"I"illa-a nhat op.o.-n c,-yac:'! ..zn.ci sh.OU reirain opeu.
W1,101-:0 a parce-, 09 land adjol:ao 4-, naturr-A water body, a minlmum. of 50 feet
of jazad nallS ffyf of anCi contig-er
v.cqjs 1:o r,,-AJd vat body. ac measured from
be to th-- Village for 'public use or an
'b'a i:o C.,hesta-id Innd for the purpose of
e::1HCientn7 and -Lh.-,. natural character and beauty of
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TUE EDITA P-OHNINC C)AMUSKA
UIVESWIX. OCTOBER?, 100`,�
EDINA VILTAGE W1,
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nuoners Preseut: Chairman; Gordon V. johnson, ichn S. Lcyt,
ClWard E. Johnson, Somue! 1. KqRs, David T. Ruryan and
David C. Sherman.
itaff pvescna Fred Hoisington, G Wast? B& Dunn, ani Lyunae Qjariais.
I ZONING REappal
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Z-76,11 Dalis & Associates. SuucLKen ruaWnt of Uest 70th Street and
Highway ICO. R.1 ResidenUal Dfsriot, 0-1 Office Building
District, and Planned �"dustriaj Ai0rict to 0-2 Office
Building District.
Due to tha lateness Q tK rcur following consideration of
nho Southwest Edina Elan and .thy Pinnnni Rns9dent0l Dimrict afdinanee amendment,
the request by Davis & Associates for razoving of rha bouthwes! quadrant of
Usst 70th Street and Highway 100 wo C-2 Office Building District was postponed
LU the regular Flonning Commission meeting of Naveubar is 1970, at 7:30 P.M.
VT. LOT DIVISIONS
1, Albert Ande7sun. West 60h Strce� and Sher000d Amenuo. Lots I
and 2, Block 17, Hormand_tee Ad +U.
Mr. HoWngton statud tha: the request iE to divide the saut';,.
40 feet from Lon 1 and aid it to the northerly 40 few.. ol Lot 2, creaning two 81
test lots with an 80 foot &L between the too. He inUcaLK that he was coicurned
abuut granting nhis type of lot division whcn there is an ascablished pati: Lern in all
nres. Fe pcinted out that, in this case, the other lots in the area are variable
riocu, but the lots on that specific block ate ganeraliy very wide. Mr. HoisiagtoF:e
".ruicated that the Staff denial of the requested lot division, evea though
01wre are lots to the north mat are geneially 80 .:e `.L wide,
Mr. Andersco was presoat and n:vtud whw arigivally all of
Lhe lots were laid out fGr small tarms. Ue indicatud Obat this idea doesn't hold
true anymore, as most of tQ lots in th-e c. -.-ca ..oeu split in the center. Mr.
lmderson pointed out that after Lighway lC0 is wideaud, the Ws in questivn will
be unly 1/2 block from the hijwry boaluv=dzweLmy viducing the Value Of Lhe
lots because t their close prani0ty to the hi�hoaj, he stated that a 122 foot Yt
thnt close to the highway Q no longer a valuable 11.
Air. ll S.. onin 1 LK7 oo lot Olvis Aau be donieJ, and Mr,;
iohasor secandee tAe motion. oll Vn.& Q, NAlan QYLK6.
'I - -ning 73AIT 31fmo
October 7, 1976
2. Qqrnvrd,hRqIyyy. 6605 17uqrc.; !wall. Lot 12, Block 8,
'Enol --n Add ,ion.
Mr. HoLsiogton iudicated cha!Lis is a simple lot divisio7i
located on 1roquais Trail, nUd Stat2d that she request is to divide 15 feet frmm
Lot 13 and add it to Im 12, He pointed out that nhe request meets the restrictions
presently coveriag the lots, and added uUt bec;muo 0 is a simpla dAvision and does
not create an a6di2=ional buildable lot, the StUt recomnvz:nd approval'.
Mr. Q Johnson the requusted of d4ision be
approved, and Mr. Runyan seconded the motion. Ali Voted Aye. 'Iotion Carried.
SUN& Noguois hills Fifth Ad0tioat.
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Mr. Haisington %dicaked thaL Lhe requeoc is for Mal
approval and indicated that Lha Ute Q queynion lo locaced along County Rnad 18,
just carth of Braumnr Park. He indicated ti., the Suff Nould recommend final.
approval. Mr. Hughes moved that lroquo& HUS Yikth Addition be approved, and
Q Runyan seconded the moticn. it Voted nje, notion Carried.
SP -70"11 KuLidale York Qdition,
Mr. Hoisington stated Rh Li Ne request is for preliminary
3pproval of a plat geserally located east of &N nvenue and Southdale Shopping
Center, west of Xeryes Avenue, souch of WusL E Uyvnt a"d north of West 69th
3trect
He statel that the requen N va divide this site into two
lots and one large outlat totaLly with access `1 ..cu a private street, and noted that
although there a drainage prablems an the slie, they can be resolved quite
aasily. He indicated that the Staff rezopmend; prviiniacry approvLl.
?W, Hu ghas askzd whnt Dnytc" Davelopment Company is planning
:o do an Lhe site, and Mr. HeiaNgten state& that it is presumly socad C-3 and
added that at tha present time they intend tD NY& two restauran& ca the site.
Q Hughes expressed concern that th2re oignt Qzesdy be WO MMY reLtaurants Q
-he area, especLally if they a7e the nuick service carry -o= type & restaurants.
Mr. jack Rice of CayLor Company was przsunt and
stated that at this time he caanA3-w cay the vnnwa of the ractaurants will bz�'
but added that they will be tho Sit-down Lypo voscurn"ts, posuibl, with fast Ya cdz�'
but not a drive-in type of
52 Runyan moved that Sou*maw ln VQK Ad&QaL he gnanted
prcliminary approval, and Mr. Johnso" rsvuy"0 who mcolcv. Alh 5M21 Un, MO&W
Curried.
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3P_6F-jj Bruemar nAlis Foacch AWW_w. "K. Patrick's Addition)
Mr, Haisington recalled rhin nio ilte in questnan is the
Rv. Wrick's properzy, which recolvad prallnWavy qlzpproun! in 1963. He
Wdiccted that elthough notht, has happenci to Caw, Ray Petursau has recently
been able to cDma up with a proposal for tho area. Mr. Hoisington staZed that it is
Q total with the preliminary plat previcauly approved with only minor
modifications. He stated that the Staff uould reconoe"d finni appzural.
Mr, C. Whnsan moven that cho Broemar Hills Fourth Addition
plat receive final approval. and Mr. Hughes seconded Qe motion. All Voted We.
Nocion Carried,
IV, OTHER BUSINESS,
I ! S0LTT11W*1,,ST EDINA
It. Holsington stated chat a" Ohis Point the Planning
Coinmission his not yet made a decision on he pion. He nNed chat the proposed
p3an represents a Szaff recoramendatio'n, POZ a ?Yanling Commission
Hr, unisington stated that the purpose of the meeting is to
hold an official public heamng on the !:,jina Plan, tu gen the `'Lanni g,
Coi,-.,rrission response an the proposed plan, and Lo in,pefully adopt a Southwest Edina
Plan,,
14. Haisington briefly exp0ined that iJj-St,,, ff reco,vtendatiov
is a general. conceptual p0n and dues uat ja;lnz specific boundaries. He addec'.
that if a rezoning is requested, we shGuld havo a plan vpon uhich to base our
rezoning.
Mr. HoWnyon explaiicd nhe proposed plan and noted that the
siaglu family demched areas would Kcinde a deny sk 0-4 units QF acre, the
jou density m0ed resideatial arzos QW%Ien. ho.ok.cs, nownbouses, apartments)
would includa CA units per acre, and the wedium .S a? multiple videntisl
cransitional areas (in the areas ajonX the new roads west of Cahill Road) would
inAude 6-17 units per acre. He indicated that the area Erom Cahill Road west 1/4
:nile has been preliminarily platted by the V11109s, defining W iondways, K
conjnncnioa nith the peopla who one Ando in ZOO Insao to indicatod that the
northern pandii, area has already been acquTwed Cy the village thcnunh o"tright
dedication,
He stated that we eye wrying to create a certain flemibilic,,r
af design because we want to create a goDd placa to live K all zrna.., He indicctedl
,!,, , ,,t t, ,,d in ajj cages, and added that atzipdevelop
man: of any kin c will naL do this PC nyao& Wt the TC ter plan invulvaL a
pilnciple of Annor develowant, uharebr proppollas Mn "WWWnd 1090ther So
We the trces, hTIN, drainage Wcau, E: S , bn OWYN iUEZIS& 01 ONPlY YeMOV&
RY added that it nlnQ Qvolvos a 0011-Y L�A u"a W"", "0" yA " dra"age,
Notrimn, Wheraour it is fanribir �0 nrnn-y -no. W. wipjz to %QcWed thet
lomninsiol-,
Ya are Viso LOU, 03K qzovn .ijs VAL74 0 pc Und isen, preserva nee _ss
ind pveservankc Dpea specew jhic2 man Lav i sao! fuAc2lonal nurpnsa Q the juture.
hk� inuis i0ries 0 710. KU,wood Drive, repiesentativa of
the Scuthween Edina Home Owners Association, p:nrnnted to the Planning Commisaian
approximately 92 petAtinns Q opposition to Q! panpased plan. He stated that the
people object to the plan. moinly from thp soanipaint Lhat it dagraden Edina and
takes away their nntiry ccnaept of Edina. ae �Iso expreased concern regarding the
Qaliber of auy spartmenz El.., e.. thn Ancrearld =ific, and the !Lcreasad
crime rate resulting fran the proposed 955 apa7cnent units.
Mr. Frank Dean of 5716 Kwcy Hill Road, a member,
Indicated that the majazity of time during the Committee meetings aas unduly
focused an the selection of the school site, which was partially the responsibilily:
of choue who aye residents of the area. He Kim Nat the drawioq of the propa3e!�
plan was presert at the Commntrep weetings, W indiamsd that the residents cn the
did rnt fully recognize the amoqnr v! ohn densities ewcn if it wcre explic-,
Sly mentioned to them, perhapo because of their pyce%cupatian aith the Wool SiLe.
Mr. Hoisingron agreed that there waa uo discussion on the densities before the ane
of the last macting becaase '7 E' the preoccupation with the selyeNon of the schcal
site Mr. Dean continued that the area of rajor opposition Q regarding the are'a
between Cahill Road and the Dewey Hill Road ax:ensionr.
in reply to P- Robert R, of 7008
L,n,nhair! 'Laae., Mr, Hoisington stated that the beaefi:s to Edina of this type of PIM
are not just frcm a tax standpwat, He indian,ed chat the lands near West 78th StraeL
should be saved, aad added that a cluster type Nvalopmeat would de7faitely be
beneficial to Edina, UG state& that the a , pnan calls ior doubles in it swamp
in nne area, and strips developmcnt >i<3..y a uvxr street, like Frnanc Avenue, creating
nice place for a buffer, but na creating a "Ne place ti livu. He indicated that
the ureation of better places in which to live in Lhe Village cvervwLara, whetber
multiple, single family, orin sarely a benefit to .:.beVillage X33 a whKe,
Ae stated that we earn talking ab 5._,...ennJ-j.-a anent, cod also the tax bace.
it. Darrell H, Boyd A 7:44 Shannon Drive asked fnr an example
where the proponed type of mclkipin develwnwvaLas in fact been dono, and Mr.
Raisington replied it is very Ji2ficult to Edina to find a development of this type
G• o compare witb ZhN proposal Wausa tha majoylty of the huildinK in Edira are
stripped Acng nreeks and aza mck Q these nreas that ara not desirable becaua-,t
people don7t want chum in areas where they makG go"d pia= to 10n,
Mr. Rnnynn clarified jhv a UuNer strip is a [;ransitions].
span% between wn different typea K arano. NQ owcd zhaz iodusal and single
faaKy areas usually do not weez pad stnted that the"acam.EL"403nal
071a in thie case %euds to i3 ;T;. a 3vparntlro bacerne 00 lift tq!, V._ an spartmeat
Apej:VY in by notare eiffCYWO t2tn that Uf I owner. He indicated
=101 coot per�pl,v.`;.', e� ; e vozhad by �>n :y"r nory t,:" d1...,.. AN stated that hi.-�
pneworn! opinion wonid be that tw buffev strip un"id to K a inuer vensity, but
KdA thaz a bulfco 0 Qnsirabin and that it c:n bn hurrf2uiv! tc ahn crua wi4'h0w,.
nanussarily LZIng a Nnr
�xme, .31 is a -,J- D. -c -I C (-all- to
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ri, -2,aq 0 d I s i e s 0, 1) C t:au, �-, e-
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P,I.i - lr�r area,, Jlc liidica hcw�!vi J;,-zi- a there are
,�plc in a s L
idd, i tionai
P,- r t I -e 1! a -v- e. j, p m L. S
�-�--ce- and `Irinratcctioa,
Mr. Jim Ro-atwright of 571C 4Kemr_-h Drive that the
C`ibex OZ '-omcs Of Dewey "HII Road vT-713. L...r�idmced i17 ir-il-iplc Tamil}
a.,
are bL,--I.t west of (.a: -.ill Road. He al_.L'out zza, apartment
levelopment wii-1. be "terrible, ae�thetics` bz-,cau-sc! ;:'ill be v,- -ryl'
cose to the
:-ile,h caliber single family homes,- He sta4:e,-111 tl-,:-:�z- ft` and industrial
3ui1dings are built west of Caaill Road, "iL will, be ()T)p or 1-.0 1, 4
sm cr. the part of tile
Village and the land owners".
in reply to Mr. Sherman, Mr. Ho-ising,,Wv ,,tpted that �--Ihe nr2a
to be medium density uk.,zed residcntial dwellii,gs totzils nbou-C 55 Acres,
inciuding everytiing from West 70th Street south to 'Ahesz 73th Straet.
Mr,, Hughas 3ta-ted that it k`.L� opinion 'PTIZO-2 (six unii-s per
acra) would be favorable in tha area north of 'Ij Road . w., a- a maximium
density of 3.2 units per acre, limit(26 to two stori.,,,s, iouth of Dr-i,,,ey Hill TWad.
lie added that there are people in Edina who wart !:o st�-y in the -Villiage but don't
%mnt the responsibility of mei-itain4�rg single fcimily homes,
Mr. Shona. -an -mmi-ed that consideration of I.Ile Sc utLhwes: Edina
llltn be deferred to later meeAingfv pi-dingconsIderaticii Of the Plarmed Resideiv:ial
Dictrict ordinance amendment and its potential applic.a',:ion "o I:t;e Southwest EdLia
,j �z
I !tn. Following further discussion, Mr. Shermanamme-,- ' ded his iuozioa to defer the
,o sideration of the Southwest Edina Plan fall cwingC evslderat-17.oi; ofl- f-hc, P-.0med
31esidential District ordinance armiteomznt du,-,ing 0�.e pr z;-.nt Punvan
3',tLonded the mctlonu A."Ll Vota–i i?ye. Miol-iL-ik CC-i--.7—ed<
Following the approval of i, -.10e District
or6inance amendlaent by the Plann-Lng, Commission, ""r. the ras-idents wItLI-
is it feeling wroi-0.6, be if the presertly ?,ro-?osed mcdiu.--.-I density mi% --d -.-esid3ntiall
district north 4)� Dewey Hill Road Is li-,iited to (0-6 units ar.rp.).
Mr. Jim J'uzilt "Latcid that 11-hrt?:': eir?Sit:E Iso oy)pose t1he
-iLire. are�', 1�mst OF �'Iahilj
-,jidustrinl area west of CaIiill Ro.id, and csl-�ed '`_`:C'_ a,
I,oad a - ad north of Dewey Hill Rond xuld not be ";Amj.Larl. to i imits p.,!r acre, He
E;tatad that whezher apartmeazs are 6 mlts per acre ,-A: 17 -u-nitF, pc --r a -,,re, they ha -,e
,Ie life sr---vle and wl.11 hi,VC, 110 rcca" and no
axtLerest in the Village. All. (if the residents a�-Xueel tzhai-. multiple
C.cl'sities of 0-6 units per acr('_ vould not Cr' tl-o ther, in any arez:
of Dcniray Bill Roc -d.
rep,-',.se,,Itation of C Z*?:'.n 7--
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fF'Tiin.i 'hy t
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W Hvisin2Lehi. swnaL &Ln Ae nc- zoa& act wrvA ho oz,
ov�eurluu cr al =pUpLinn of �W jrenew.-. Ncrm(! AVwW=C;S1 D"Stvict
1L abuArved Lhac the kensity 12mation an he nrdAnwqnv exist. is 4 uvics par 4noyn
2cre, A staz& An thE ariglaal arardunn, pr.nunvel ywgqosti6 the criation oi.'
"Po rQ6000A flarned fori"untini DlstricL sac 1W vim plans in nAl caser bn kLyud
to thno, bur Wr anoyneys Loij the Allane LA" wc w6old Vve to put thasc
in the ZoKnA CrAinance, so UTtead no arc pyopcsinp Neveral Planacd Rusidcutle,
Districts, Ar. qvisingron 1- i':dic3ted that the only Wfurences are: 1. the addi-
6anal disuicts inclu%,21 (FlIT-2 a�: 6 Lmfts -per ,rrnss ocre, PRD -3 at 12 units pe;�
gross acre, FRD-4 au 18 units per gross acre, W PRD -5 at 24 units per gross acre),
=1 2 nenause of the greater dansities, there will bo somewhat lees open Spa=
pay uniz. He stated thy[ in the PRD -2 district, the density is somewhat higher,
tharefore An opan space per ualt is samewho; Wwur. From there, is open ona=
raquirem2ate ar. tho same as ta the 1-3_ 1-4, W R-5 f1stric6q, =Wpt WU
UA -5 Axw7nr will ba samevhat higher th"n the existing R-5 distrim.
he state! char we are trying to cagulate the setbacks, for
a%ampW, Qo hha ixtarlor gtrcets rather than the setbacks between buildings so
mople can cluster their buildinge in a manner that isn't now vermitced. &--,
KdAmed that thera is mart flexibility in teims of smback, although height W
it limited, A. Hoisinatan staced thn the Staf.f vjozAd nr)-orav,'.1 h-4
womit ne,
Q. Hngh2s Lhe-,i. x-,hc pla"nad Residential District -
be apprOYA, W Mr. J. A01WO" SanUnd0d the II... ....15:1„ ALI VU&
1�0, Motion WAY -
Mr. Holl i".7, stated chat the We Mile Creek Uatersheu
At5trict has tentatively ap,oi& die subdivAjon reguintions ausnament, pundi,;
Aw apgruval of the flood plaii mops which the V!104e has not yet rezeived. Ui,�
indicated that in order to a6ast Action 12 (Flood Plain Rclulatinns) into the Zoning
)zlinauce, the Village must haic the maps, but aided Gat thesm maps are not nece9sary
4Y the adoption of the anbdivision rEgulationp ameadmeat requiring dedications o-,-
nnpemeaLs along the Creek in all nases. He noted that it would also require than
Wnscuable pwlou of land be 3eo aside A plats of 20 Jots or acre for the creaAm-E
0 private open 2pacc and paik;,,
Mr. hal sinjouo stated thr; 02 Staff strougly Yncommends Qw-
To nw&ivisicn cepulations ordinnaco nnieudown; be approved Lod that the enWre
inUfan J2 annAvent be approvid whei thz VAIAgE W raceived the uezessary Flo—'i
7 uAL �apw , Mr. kun5an anpres3et concery regazAng tho ase of the vcrd
jr Folsington .. to 47 oil villa;c LIE cot inn into any priblems in rh�,,
PSO IN UA26ev mcv& Qai On Enbdlv_iioi vuk"Anioan Y%=W70 ne appinvodind-
Q'Imuni tocanvy" tho MOCAU1. W yount W. 1�r>" WKWA,
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