12/17/1973 - City Council RegularMINUTES 01' REGULAR MEETING GE THE ADVISORY PLAYNING CO&HITTEE
VILLAG Or Er ANV MINNESOTA
December 17, 1973
A regular meeting of the Advisory Planning Committee was held on December 17-
1973 at 7:00 p.m, at the Village Hall. All members were present.
After the Pledge of Allegiance upon motion by Member Harrison, seconded by
142mbc:r Toso, the minutes of the November 27, 1973 regular meeting were approved
as distributed.
I4r. David Kirsch and Mr. Charles Slocum representing Unisource Corporation
appeared regarding an informal presentation of an overall land use concept for
the approximately 460 acre parcel owned by Unisource in the vicinity of Cliff,
Rahn and Blackhauk Roads. The proposed name would be Mission Hills with the
S-3uth area consisting of 90.7 acres and the North area of 385 acres. The oropossd
density would be 703 dwelling units in the South Area and 3278 dwelling uaita
in the North area. A proposal for dn_•:slopment may be submitted in early 1971+ a::
the North eras of the property. No formal action was taken.
Mr. Mark Shimomoto appeared on behalf of the application of Towns Edge
Properties and Midwest Planning and Research with an application for PUD concapt
approval in the Northwest 1/4 of Section 19, at the Northwest corner of 4613 and
Cedar Arsniie. The 61.5 acre gross parcel would include a proposed discount
store, 720 multiple units in a 12 acre multiple unit area and 23 acre shopping
center asseviug that Cedar Avenue as relocated am uld not be located on the pro -
peaty. The Village Engineer superimposed the proposed Highway 4613 and Cedar
Avenue interchange in the proposed development area with full cloverleaf and it
was noted that the cloverleaf would completely wipe out the proposed develop•Wnt.
Tne Village II:ngineer recommended that the matter be taken under study. The AEC
ind+ca�.ed that they did not feel that the location would possibly be a viable
coo-terci.al center. Upon motion by Member Harrison, seconded by Member Helmken,
i
ft wzs re^o-mended that the application be denied because of the above reasons
And further that hearings are scheduled by the Minnesota Highway Department
,;
or the p�-opoaed intersection in the spring of 1974. All mombers voted in favor.
Mr. Kenneth Appelbaum appeared on behalf of the application of Marell,
Inc, for PDD approval and preliminary plat approval of a 36 acre parcel in the
DDdx of the N:e-i, of Section 27. The proposal includes 14 double bungalows with.
!J sal"Ic femily lots for a total of 90 lots. A 75 foot half right-of-way on
Pilo -et Frost, Road and 60 foot half right-of-way on Highway #30 was requested b
t%q Vi.11aga. Tc,e living units would consist of 3.6 per gross acre. There w
concern rbo-a` tie -i.;; of the streets to the land to the South and access for the
church p=•operty c� the Northwest corner of the quarter section. It. was reco mus:;:•.
ed that an accoqu road to the South be included and there were questious as to
7,Ahether the development was truly a PUD. Upon motion by Member Murphy and
seconded Mxmber Toso, all members votiu;; in favor, it was RESOLVED thaw
application ba recommended for approval for PUD concept approval with the nb^n(%
rcco msen3ati.ons to be included ;:nd with the understanding that the applicant will
rzviex acd rewovk the proposed concept -prior to requesting approval of the pre-
liminary plat.
IN% 'fio;:-ard Kyllo appeared on behalf of his application for division of
Lot 1, Blsckhac7k Hills Addition into two single family lots. After discussion by
Nstuber Toso, seconded Member Murphy all mambers voting yes, it was RESOLVED that
tae application be approved.
The APC weaf: ; ;;o detr_il concerni.eg the proposed snowmobile ordinance and
revs'ons of tka ordinance and further reviewed a draft prepared for Council
revlvov or. December 19, 1973. Upon motion by Member Toso, seconded Member
it was BSOINET) that the proposed revision be recommended for approval. Thr vote
ccs 3 1-_1favor arA 1 against with 1 abstention.
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The AVC then reviewed the proposed amendment to Ordinance #36 consisting of
the brzilding ordinance. Upon motion by Member Murphy, seconded DLmber Harriscu
a3.1 members voting in favor, it wan RESOLVED that the Building Ordinance #36
be recommended for approval but that the Village Council consider provisions to
penrit home owners to make improvements on their property without strict com-
p!ianca with the Uniform Building Code.
Upon motion by Member Murphy, seconded Member Harrison, all members voting
yes, it was-RESUfVM' that the final plat of Pilot Knob Heights, 3rd Addition
rs submitted be and it hereby is recommended for approval.
Upon rection the meeting adjourned at 11:30 p.m.
Dscember 172 1973
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MINUTES 01' REGULAR MEETING GE THE ADVISORY PLAYNING CO&HITTEE
VILLAG Or Er ANV MINNESOTA
December 17, 1973
A regular meeting of the Advisory Planning Committee was held on December 17-
1973 at 7:00 p.m, at the Village Hall. All members were present.
After the Pledge of Allegiance upon motion by Member Harrison, seconded by
142mbc:r Toso, the minutes of the November 27, 1973 regular meeting were approved
as distributed.
I4r. David Kirsch and Mr. Charles Slocum representing Unisource Corporation
appeared regarding an informal presentation of an overall land use concept for
the approximately 460 acre parcel owned by Unisource in the vicinity of Cliff,
Rahn and Blackhauk Roads. The proposed name would be Mission Hills with the
S-3uth area consisting of 90.7 acres and the North area of 385 acres. The oropossd
density would be 703 dwelling units in the South Area and 3278 dwelling uaita
in the North area. A proposal for dn_•:slopment may be submitted in early 1971+ a::
the North eras of the property. No formal action was taken.
Mr. Mark Shimomoto appeared on behalf of the application of Towns Edge
Properties and Midwest Planning and Research with an application for PUD concapt
approval in the Northwest 1/4 of Section 19, at the Northwest corner of 4613 and
Cedar Arsniie. The 61.5 acre gross parcel would include a proposed discount
store, 720 multiple units in a 12 acre multiple unit area and 23 acre shopping
center asseviug that Cedar Avenue as relocated am uld not be located on the pro -
peaty. The Village Engineer superimposed the proposed Highway 4613 and Cedar
Avenue interchange in the proposed development area with full cloverleaf and it
was noted that the cloverleaf would completely wipe out the proposed develop•Wnt.
Tne Village II:ngineer recommended that the matter be taken under study. The AEC
ind+ca�.ed that they did not feel that the location would possibly be a viable
coo-terci.al center. Upon motion by Member Harrison, seconded by Member Helmken,
i
ft wzs re^o-mended that the application be denied because of the above reasons
And further that hearings are scheduled by the Minnesota Highway Department
,;
or the p�-opoaed intersection in the spring of 1974. All mombers voted in favor.
Mr. Kenneth Appelbaum appeared on behalf of the application of Marell,
Inc, for PDD approval and preliminary plat approval of a 36 acre parcel in the
DDdx of the N:e-i, of Section 27. The proposal includes 14 double bungalows with.
!J sal"Ic femily lots for a total of 90 lots. A 75 foot half right-of-way on
Pilo -et Frost, Road and 60 foot half right-of-way on Highway #30 was requested b
t%q Vi.11aga. Tc,e living units would consist of 3.6 per gross acre. There w
concern rbo-a` tie -i.;; of the streets to the land to the South and access for the
church p=•operty c� the Northwest corner of the quarter section. It. was reco mus:;:•.
ed that an accoqu road to the South be included and there were questious as to
7,Ahether the development was truly a PUD. Upon motion by Member Murphy and
seconded Mxmber Toso, all members votiu;; in favor, it was RESOLVED thaw
application ba recommended for approval for PUD concept approval with the nb^n(%
rcco msen3ati.ons to be included ;:nd with the understanding that the applicant will
rzviex acd rewovk the proposed concept -prior to requesting approval of the pre-
liminary plat.
IN% 'fio;:-ard Kyllo appeared on behalf of his application for division of
Lot 1, Blsckhac7k Hills Addition into two single family lots. After discussion by
Nstuber Toso, seconded Member Murphy all mambers voting yes, it was RESOLVED that
tae application be approved.
The APC weaf: ; ;;o detr_il concerni.eg the proposed snowmobile ordinance and
revs'ons of tka ordinance and further reviewed a draft prepared for Council
revlvov or. December 19, 1973. Upon motion by Member Toso, seconded Member
it was BSOINET) that the proposed revision be recommended for approval. Thr vote
ccs 3 1-_1favor arA 1 against with 1 abstention.
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The AVC then reviewed the proposed amendment to Ordinance #36 consisting of
the brzilding ordinance. Upon motion by Member Murphy, seconded DLmber Harriscu
a3.1 members voting in favor, it wan RESOLVED that the Building Ordinance #36
be recommended for approval but that the Village Council consider provisions to
penrit home owners to make improvements on their property without strict com-
p!ianca with the Uniform Building Code.
Upon motion by Member Murphy, seconded Member Harrison, all members voting
yes, it was-RESUfVM' that the final plat of Pilot Knob Heights, 3rd Addition
rs submitted be and it hereby is recommended for approval.
Upon rection the meeting adjourned at 11:30 p.m.
Dscember 172 1973
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