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REGULAR PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION MEETING
SEPTEMBER 11, 1979
7:30 P.M.
Call to order
Approval of minutes
1. Conun . 1f5-79-l Strawberry Commons
2. Comm. 1f2-79-l Woodland Terrace
3. Conun . 1f8-79-l Ron Roth Discussion
4. Conun . 1f5-79-8 Christine Haluptzok Road Location
5. Comm. #8-79-2 Chapman/Lindgren Lot Split
6. Comm. 1f5-75-5 Birchwood Pond Preliminary Plat
Public Hearing (Dan Christensen)
For publication 9/7/79
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RmULAR PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION MEETING
SEPTEMBER 11, 1979
MINUTES
The Regular Meeting of the Planning and Zoning Commission was called to order at
7:30 p.m., by Chairperson d'Arcy Bosell on September 11, 1979, at the Andover City
Hall, 1685 Crosstown Boulevard N.W., Anoka, Minnesota.
Commissioners Present: Byron Copley, Ralph Kishel, Larry Retzlaff, Richard
Okerlund, George Lobb, Walter Dick
Also Present: Mark Schumacher, TKDA; Lawrence Carlson, Alan Chapman
and Dan Christensen
Approval of Minutes
August 28, 1979:
MOTION by Kishel, Seconded by Lobb, to approve the Minutes of August 28, 1979.
Hotion carried unanimously.
Strawberry Commons (Comm. #5-79-1)
Commissioner Retzlaff said he had contacted Metro Council and is now waiting for
them to review the material on Strawberry Commons and then get back to the Commission.
This item will be continued to the next meeting.
Woodland Terrace (Comm. #2-79-1)
Lawrence Carlson was not present at this time.
Ron Roth Discussion (Comm. #8-79-1)
No one was present on this item.
Christine Haluptzok Road Location (Comm. #5-79-8)
This matter will be continued to the September 25th meeting.
Chapman/Lindgren Lot Split (Comm. #8-79-2)
o11s - stated that would like to sell
of his property to a friend.
The Commission questioned if this is registered land, and advised Mr. Chapman to
find this out. The Commission recommended that Mr. Chapman refigure so that he
has access to the back acreage. They also advised Mr. Chapman to get a letter
of approval from the fee owner to sell a portion of this property.
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This matter will be continued to September 25, 1979.
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September 11, 1979 - Minutes
Page 2
Meeting
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Mr. Carlson stated that he has received the rezoning and special use permit from
the City Council. V.I'. Carlson said that the problems he has to deal with yet are
the drainage and the park area.
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Chairperson Bosell suggested that Mr. Carlson contact Wes^ regarding the park
area and be ready to discuss the matter at the next City Council meeting. As
to the drainage, Mr. Carlson stated that he is still looking into this matter
with different alternatives. and waiting for some direction on this.
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Birchwood Pond Preliminary Plat Public Hearing (Dan Christensen) (Comm. #5-75-5)
Chairperson Bosell opened the public hearing.
Mr. Christensen stated that the only new thing on the sketch plan is Lot 1 of
Block 1 being made into one large lot, and this eliminated the depth problem
previously existing.
Mark Schumacher, TKDA, went over his letter in reference to this matter. The
first item regarding the radius of the first curve on 170th Avenue, could be
corrected without drastic change. Item number two regarding the block length of
170th Avenue would require a variance. Chairperson Bosell recommended that
Mr. Christensen talk with Pat Lindquist or the Mayor regarding Item number three,
the future extension of University Avenue. Item number four; Lot 4, Block 1
having less than 300' of road frontage, would require a variance. Item number
five requires a letter from the County Engineer's Office regarding the access to
the County Road. (a standard procedure). Itr. Christensen stated that Item number
six has been resolved, in that it lines up directly with the future Butternut St.
Item number seven reqarding the street paving; the road will have to be blacktopped.
Item number eight will be taken care of by the engineer; the culvert under 170th
should be IS" CMP. Item number 9 can also be taken care of by the engineers, but
the City should have easements to this drainage. Item number 10 is a requirement
under the City Subdivision Ordinance. Mr. Christensen stated that regarding the
park dedication under Item number 11, he is planning to give money.
Chairperson Bosell suggested that Mr. Christensen correct all the engineering
matters and then submit this item to the Park Board. After these items are taken
care o~ this matter will be brought back before the Planning and Zoning Commission.
Chairperson Bosell said that she would direct Vicki~€~send this on to Ham Lake
for their response.
Chairperson Bosell continued the public hearing to the next meeting, which will
be September 25, 1979.
Robert Nehring, 14122 prairie Road - stated he had received a call from a person
who was concerned about the recent developments of the Coon Creek Watershed Board
and Mr. Nehring was wondering if the Commission had any knowledge about this.
Mark Schumacher said that he thought the project that Mr. Nehring was referring
to had to do with the watershed Board exercising their right to repair the county
ditches to their original cross sections. Mr. Nehring was also interested in the
comments that Mark had to make regarding the Chapman/Lindgren Lot SpIt.
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September II, 1979 - Minutes
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Mark stated that the Chapman/Lindgren Lot Split could not be done because this
would landlock the land. Chairperson Bosell stated that it was not the intent
of a lot split to allow something like this. Mr. Nehring said that his father-
in-law, the fee owner, would not take kindly to this happening anyways.
Chairperson Bosell said that she would contact Mr. Chapman and inform him of this.
Mark reviewed his memorandum regarding Service Roads.
The Ron Roth Discussion will be continued to the meeting of September 25th.
MOTION by Retzlaff, Seconded by Lobb to adjourn. Motion carried unanimously.
The meeting was adjourned at 9:25 p.m.
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