08/28/1973 - City Council Regulara
mums s OF REGULA-R mrEnNe Oy .ADVISORY PLAL2am Co.II iTEE
VILLAGE OF EA:J.h1, DA1Q)T9 COUMTY, MINIL SOTA
AuSust 289 1973
A regular meeting of the Advisory Planning Committee, Village of Eagan,
Dakota County, Minnesota was held on August 28, 1973 at 7:30 P.M. at the Village
Bell, Those present were Chairman Marble, Members Harrison, Dembroski, Toac,
At:rphy and Helm_Iken.
After the Pledge of Allegiance, upon motion by Member Harrison, seccndod.
by Member Dembroski, it was RESOLVED that the minutes of the previous meeting
be approved an distributed.
M--. Frank Reese and a representative of Ladco Corporation appeared on
behalf of the application of Ladco Corporation to rezone part of Lot 3, Auditors
Subdivision 38 in Section 12, South of Highway #55 from R-1 to R-4. Thr, ratter
was continued from the July 24, 1973 APC meeting for some clarification ccs:-•
ce:ning the road system and density. The area would consist of 6,23 endts p-:::
acre. There was concern as to whether fire ead emergency vehicles could get in
and out of CL+e property. The recommendation was that the main otreet be de3i-
cated. Ilnon motion by Member Harrisoc, seconded by Member Toso, all membe-n
voting in favor, it was RESOLVED that the application be recommended for
approval for rezoning only and that the plan approval not be granted at the
present time.
Lir. Larry Frank appeared on behalf of the application of D. H, Custafton
& Associetes, Inc. and Gold MedellIon Corporation to rezone from I-1 to R-1,
PHD and preliminary plat approval for South Bills First Addition in part of the
SWof Section 13 Tying I•lest of Elrene Road consisting of 23.8 acres. Ths
proposal would include 39 single family residential lots with an average oi'
one-third to one-half acre per lot. It was noted that there were certain R-1
minimum requirements that would be varied by the Planned UnitDevelopment WD)
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proposal. Upon motion by Member Harrison, seconded by Member Murphy, all members
voting yes, it was RESOLVED that the application be recommended for approval
subject to the developer complying with all necessary ordinances including the
recently adopted Tree Ordinance and that the Tree Ordinance requirements be
submitted and approved by the Village Council,
Mr. Dan Nordby and a representative of Minnesota Valley Surveyors
appeared on behalf of the application of Dreyfuse Corporation to rezone from
A -Agricultural to Residential - PUD, 122 acres North of Wescott Road and West
of Elrene Road and for preliminary plat approval for the R-1 area. It was noted
a portion of the property was now rezoned R-6. The proposal would include 122
acres with 8.9 acres multiple, 19.6 acres townhouse, 74.9 acres R-1, and 8.4
acres public land. The Engineer recommended that ponding easements be acquired
over the ponds in the South portion of the property. The gross average density
would be 3.2 dwelling units per acre. Only the R-1 portion plans were prez;Qzted
at the meeting. Upon motion by Member Murphy, seconded by Member Toso, all
members voting yes, it was RESOLVED to recommend the application for approval
to the Village Council subject to compliance with all applicable ordinances.
Mr. Jean Parranto appeared on behalf of his application and that of
DCR Company for preliminary plat approval of Cedervale Office Park No. 1 near
Rahn Road and Beau d'Rue Drive. It was noted that it is an extension of the
office complex at that location. The Village Engineer recommended an 80 foot
right-of-way for Rahn Road to be acquired either East or West of Rahn Road in
that immediate area. It was noted that Mr. Parra nto may need a variance for
set -back for buildings. Mr. Parranto also indicated that he would not object
to granting a right-of-way easement for sidewalk along Rahn Road. Upon motion
by Yomber Helmken, seconded by Member Toso, all members voting aye, it was
RESOLVED to recommend the application for approval subject to compliance with
all appropriate ordinances, including the Tree Ordinance.
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Mr, Don Prettyman appeared on behalf of his application for a building
permit for an addition for storage on a temporary basis at the Mill Work Barn
on Beau d'Rue Drive. It was noted that the property was on a one year lease
basis, and Mr. Prettyman indicated that the building would be only temporary.
Upon motion by Member Harrison, seconded by Member Helmken, all members voting
yes, it was RESOLVED that the application be recommended for approval.
Mr. Nick Dries and Mr. Gary Anderson appeared on behalf of the application
of Northern States Power Company for a building permit for a sub -station on
Tract A. Registered Land Survey No. 4 in Section 13 located in Cedar Industrial
Park on Comanche Road. The parcel consists of 7'k acres. Upon motion by Member
Toso, seconded by Member Harrison, it was RESOLVED that the application be
recommended for approval subject to complaince with applicable ordinances including
the new Tres Ordinance and that no building permits be granted until the landscape
plan is approved by the Village Council. All members voted yes.
The Committee then reviewed certain revisions to ordinances submitted by
the Village Attorney as follows:
1. Amendment to Sign Ordinance No, 16,
2. Amendment to Ordinance tdo. 10, consisting of street lighting,
underground utilities and sidewalk requirements.
3. Tree Ordinance No. 46.
The Planning Committee took no formal action on the ordinances and further
saw no objections to the ordinance provisions.
Upon motion duly made and seconded, the meeting adjourned at 10:00 P.M.
Dated: August 28, 1973.
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mums s OF REGULA-R mrEnNe Oy .ADVISORY PLAL2am Co.II iTEE
VILLAGE OF EA:J.h1, DA1Q)T9 COUMTY, MINIL SOTA
AuSust 289 1973
A regular meeting of the Advisory Planning Committee, Village of Eagan,
Dakota County, Minnesota was held on August 28, 1973 at 7:30 P.M. at the Village
Bell, Those present were Chairman Marble, Members Harrison, Dembroski, Toac,
At:rphy and Helm_Iken.
After the Pledge of Allegiance, upon motion by Member Harrison, seccndod.
by Member Dembroski, it was RESOLVED that the minutes of the previous meeting
be approved an distributed.
M--. Frank Reese and a representative of Ladco Corporation appeared on
behalf of the application of Ladco Corporation to rezone part of Lot 3, Auditors
Subdivision 38 in Section 12, South of Highway #55 from R-1 to R-4. Thr, ratter
was continued from the July 24, 1973 APC meeting for some clarification ccs:-•
ce:ning the road system and density. The area would consist of 6,23 endts p-:::
acre. There was concern as to whether fire ead emergency vehicles could get in
and out of CL+e property. The recommendation was that the main otreet be de3i-
cated. Ilnon motion by Member Harrisoc, seconded by Member Toso, all membe-n
voting in favor, it was RESOLVED that the application be recommended for
approval for rezoning only and that the plan approval not be granted at the
present time.
Lir. Larry Frank appeared on behalf of the application of D. H, Custafton
& Associetes, Inc. and Gold MedellIon Corporation to rezone from I-1 to R-1,
PHD and preliminary plat approval for South Bills First Addition in part of the
SWof Section 13 Tying I•lest of Elrene Road consisting of 23.8 acres. Ths
proposal would include 39 single family residential lots with an average oi'
one-third to one-half acre per lot. It was noted that there were certain R-1
minimum requirements that would be varied by the Planned UnitDevelopment WD)
0
proposal. Upon motion by Member Harrison, seconded by Member Murphy, all members
voting yes, it was RESOLVED that the application be recommended for approval
subject to the developer complying with all necessary ordinances including the
recently adopted Tree Ordinance and that the Tree Ordinance requirements be
submitted and approved by the Village Council,
Mr. Dan Nordby and a representative of Minnesota Valley Surveyors
appeared on behalf of the application of Dreyfuse Corporation to rezone from
A -Agricultural to Residential - PUD, 122 acres North of Wescott Road and West
of Elrene Road and for preliminary plat approval for the R-1 area. It was noted
a portion of the property was now rezoned R-6. The proposal would include 122
acres with 8.9 acres multiple, 19.6 acres townhouse, 74.9 acres R-1, and 8.4
acres public land. The Engineer recommended that ponding easements be acquired
over the ponds in the South portion of the property. The gross average density
would be 3.2 dwelling units per acre. Only the R-1 portion plans were prez;Qzted
at the meeting. Upon motion by Member Murphy, seconded by Member Toso, all
members voting yes, it was RESOLVED to recommend the application for approval
to the Village Council subject to compliance with all applicable ordinances.
Mr. Jean Parranto appeared on behalf of his application and that of
DCR Company for preliminary plat approval of Cedervale Office Park No. 1 near
Rahn Road and Beau d'Rue Drive. It was noted that it is an extension of the
office complex at that location. The Village Engineer recommended an 80 foot
right-of-way for Rahn Road to be acquired either East or West of Rahn Road in
that immediate area. It was noted that Mr. Parra nto may need a variance for
set -back for buildings. Mr. Parranto also indicated that he would not object
to granting a right-of-way easement for sidewalk along Rahn Road. Upon motion
by Yomber Helmken, seconded by Member Toso, all members voting aye, it was
RESOLVED to recommend the application for approval subject to compliance with
all appropriate ordinances, including the Tree Ordinance.
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Mr, Don Prettyman appeared on behalf of his application for a building
permit for an addition for storage on a temporary basis at the Mill Work Barn
on Beau d'Rue Drive. It was noted that the property was on a one year lease
basis, and Mr. Prettyman indicated that the building would be only temporary.
Upon motion by Member Harrison, seconded by Member Helmken, all members voting
yes, it was RESOLVED that the application be recommended for approval.
Mr. Nick Dries and Mr. Gary Anderson appeared on behalf of the application
of Northern States Power Company for a building permit for a sub -station on
Tract A. Registered Land Survey No. 4 in Section 13 located in Cedar Industrial
Park on Comanche Road. The parcel consists of 7'k acres. Upon motion by Member
Toso, seconded by Member Harrison, it was RESOLVED that the application be
recommended for approval subject to complaince with applicable ordinances including
the new Tres Ordinance and that no building permits be granted until the landscape
plan is approved by the Village Council. All members voted yes.
The Committee then reviewed certain revisions to ordinances submitted by
the Village Attorney as follows:
1. Amendment to Sign Ordinance No, 16,
2. Amendment to Ordinance tdo. 10, consisting of street lighting,
underground utilities and sidewalk requirements.
3. Tree Ordinance No. 46.
The Planning Committee took no formal action on the ordinances and further
saw no objections to the ordinance provisions.
Upon motion duly made and seconded, the meeting adjourned at 10:00 P.M.
Dated: August 28, 1973.
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