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10/20/1964 - City Council Regular MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS EAGAN TOWNSHIP, DAKOTA COUNTY October 20, 196+ A regular meeting of the Board of Supervisors, Eagan Township, Dakota County, was held at the Town Hall on October 20, 196+ at 8:00 o'clock P. M. at which all members were present. Chairman Rahn presided. The reading of the minutes of the previous meeting was unanimously waived. The application of Herbert Adelmann for a special use permit to establish a sanitary land fill on the Joseph Keneal?y property in Section 18 was stricken for lack of appearance. It was noted that the Advisory Planning Committee recommended denial of the application. Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was RESOLVED that the application of Richter, Inc. for a building permit for the construction of a plant, 82' x 72' 8", estimated cost $33,000 for the manufacture of smokestacks and incinerators in Lot 11, Block 11, Sibley Industrial Terminal Park be, and it hereby is, approved and that the Clerk be directed to issue the applicable permit therefore. It was noted that the Advisory Planning Committee recommended approval of the application. Mrs. Judith Mohr, Route 2, Rosemount appeared on behalf of her application for rezoning certain property in Section 36 from A, Agricultural to R-1, Residential, R-3, Residential and C-2, Heavy Commercial. The Advisory Planning Committee recommended to the Board of Supervisors that this application be approved. Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was RESOLVED that said application for rezoning be, and it hereby is, approved whereby 17 lots will become R-1, Residential, 3 lots R-3, Residential and 6 lots C-2, Heavy Commercial, subject to submission by applicant of correct legal descriptions for each of the above zoned areas. Upon further motion duly made and seconded, it was RESOLVED that Mrs. Mohr be, and she hereby is, granted a building permit for a single family - 1 - r L ~.14ence 28' X 24t with attached ....., utiate4 coet $l3,500 to be located on EDt 8 of the propo.ed plat, prov14e4bo._. tbat Do turthez' btd.J~1nc perm1ta be 1ssued \Ztl1 sa14 PJ'OIOIecl tu.l. ,lat 18 fUed. A request by Mra. Mohr that a stop sign be located on Dodd. Boad near the propoeed plat .. tabled. Mr. S1estr1d J. LeTeD4re, 3206 Slbley Memorial JI:.I.ihwY appeared on behalf ot his application tor approval. of the t1nal plat at the IeTendre Addi tlon No. 2 in the 14 of tM wi of the sal at Section 9"~ ..23 conta1A1ng approx1.'7.l.'tely' 6 acres. It we DOted that the Adv180ry Pl~t)1'\1 Commit'tee recOIIIIDended approval ot sald plat. Upon motion duly -.de and seconded, lt was RESOLVED that the t1Dal plat of LeTendre ~t:l.OQ 'No. 2 be, and 1t hereby 18, GJP'Oved subject to the UJl4erI'taWl..... *t the East 30 teet of IDt 1 and 2 of LeTeD4re Add1-" 110. 2 'be in the tora of an ea8eD!nt rather than . 4ed1cat1on ot .tnet with the ua4erstanding that when the property adJacent to ana east of taU 1. ad. 2 1s platted that the. adjoining property owner de41cate aD aMt"nrrr' 30 teet to the towl for road purposes. Mr. John Bushnell, 18U. Ba7Vd Avenue, St. Paw. appearecl. rela~_ to a request by the Board cOI1cern1D& t.be necesa1ty of t1l1n8a tonal application tor a c~rc1al bu11~o(nl pe1"ll:f.t aDd. for rezoniDa of his property in Section 36. '!'he Advisory P1~11'\C C~ttee was 011 record L req.n~1" that 8a1d rezorUng not be required for the reason 1Jbat ( L the build1n& w1ll not be of a CQIID8rcial nature. Upon ztion duly .ae aDd seconded, 1t was RESOL'9ID that Mr'. Buslmell be, and he hereby 1s, pente4 a perm:l.t to construct an adcl1t1on to his ex1at1n& storagebuUdi"l 221 x 40' with tbe aB4erstanf\:fng tbat the entire b\li1Aac w1U be tis-.a.tled ..~tel.y eight years aub..pD.t to the date of hie oril1M1 appUcat1C1l for a bui141D& pend.t, ~ ..17, 1960. - 2 - .of rr , I L Mr. Sam Garske and Mr. Lloyd Zehnder appearK Mlat1ve to proposed dog catcher and dog kennel operator <!OI1tracta. ()a mtion duly ade aDd second~, it was RESOLVED that the appropr1ate town ot't1cers be, an4 they hereby are, authorized to enter into a contract with Mr. Sam 'Qar8ke 166 East ltBinzer Street, West St. Paul to act as dofJ catcher tor tbe Town of Fagan with a 30 day cancellation p1'GV18ion at $3.00 per hour with the l.\tlderstanding that Mr. G8rak.$ will pick up '~.W1T..dog8 from the town kennel and dispose of these dogs a't DO cbarge to the town. TJpou :f.'urther motion duly made and aeconded, it was RIlSOLVED that . the town o:fticials be, and they hereby are, authoriZed to enter into a { L contract with Mr. IJ.oyd Zebnder, 32 Salem Church Road, South st. Paul tor operation of the townshlp kennel on his property at $25.00 per mnth; it. was PUtt~ IESOLVID that Mr. Zehnder will collect $2.00 per day from o~mers claimins do88 in a4d1t1C1a to the $5.00 tine prov1ded 1n the Eagan Ord.111a.nce ~ to reta1n $1.00 tor each day the cla1med dog is in his possession, with the r..,1nder to be turned over to the townsh1p. The Town Attorney presented a form ot un:ltom resolution to be submitted by var10us municipalities in subw:'ban Hennepin and Dakota Counties to 'the Water Pollu't10n Control CoIa1ss1on on or before its hearing concerning the Minneapolis-St. Paul Sanitary District hear1n8 on November 4. Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was RESOLVED that said resolution be, and it hereby is, adopted and t.l:at 'the Clerk be directed to send a copy of said resolution to 1IheWater Pollution Control Commission wh1ch resolution is at.....d hereto and mde a part hereof. L ft\t Town ED&:i.neer read a report tro. Dr. ~d of the th:1veralty ot Minnesota School at Veterinary Medicine cODCeJln1ng lead cont.Mri""'tiCD I - 3 - ". r \ I I L in the vicinity of the Gopher Sneltiala C~Iq'. !be loud :requested that Dr. Ham:nond be encouraged to continue tlal'tber .tu41es in this area in addition to the possibility of -kJDI soU .ets. The Board. 1ntoraUy decided that a joat meet1ng be held with the Advisory Planning CoIIID:1ttee on December 7, 1964 concernina an agreuent 'With the V:tJ.lage of Burnsv1lle for water and sewage serv1.ces in the proposed River H1lls area of Eagan Township and covered the proposed junior high school. Tbe 1'own Attorney presented the cop1es of the p1'Gp)8ecl c~tracts With low bidders on the new Town Ball. Upon .:)t:Loll duly mde and. seccncled, it was RESOLVED that the town ott1c1als be, and they hereby are, author1zed to execute contracts with Genz aD4 1\Ye.n P1Ulli>ing and Heat1Dg Company, Boses>unt, T1ll.ges Construction C~, Le.k.ev1lle, Weaver Electric Company, Wayzata and Stew, Inc. of Sbakopee for the L construction of the new J.;own ball. It was un4erstood that the constructian contract with Tillps ut1lizes the altemat1'ft plan 11. A petition was presented on behalt of the two property owners owning land adjacent to an unnamed road rnnn1Pli from Iakota County Highway #40 to Cliff Roe.cl to rename said rOad Johnny Cake Ridge. Upon I ' DX>tion duly mde and seconded, it was BlSOLVID that said road be, and it hereby is, named Johnny Cake Ridge. Mr. Stenev1k appeared requesting perm1ss1on to place a trailer on a lot on Higbway #31. It was noted that because the trailer w1ll occupy an unplatted entire lot, that there was no objection CD bebalf of the Board. L The Town Engineer reported cOQCel'n1n8 hie observations of the dra1Dage problems presented at an earlier meeting concernin8 Timberline Add1tlon. Be reported that there was a serious .".bout in the area but that it had resulted priDBrily from the develo~ C1f the area. - 4. .. II/-?" L Const~ble Mn-tin Deslauriers appeared up1ainUI that the peat fire in the l.o-wer M:Umeaota River area bad &pin 1Sr11ted. '!'he Board reques'ted tbat 1;he Town A-ttomey not1t7 the property owners ot this tac-t. , The Board noted 'that reques't8' bad been -.de by r8s1deQts of tbe Cedar Avenue area that a semphore be instaJ.led at tbe COJ"IIeI' of Cedar Avenue ~d. H1ghway 113. Upon mot10n du1.y ma4e aDd seeOD4ed, it was RESOLVED that the Tow Attorney write to Mr. E. J. MJeubrey at the M,'i.nnesota H1ghway Department request1nS that a st~ be DBde to detera1ne whe'thel' e. aempbore could be 1nstalled at sa1d location. Upon D:>t1on, all bUls as presented were ordered paid. Upon D:>t1on, the meeting adjourned. t6ted.; Oct.ober 20, 1964 . L J4iA f>-~L ere L ... 5-