1952 PC Meeting MinutesI
PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, JANUARY 8, 1952
Meeting called to order by Pres. E. E. Eardley. The following members were
present: Tyler, Andresen, Brown, Kennard, Banholzer, Johnson, Eardley,
Peterson, Rennie, Champlain, and Lartch.
Minutes of the December 4, 1951 meeting were read and approved.
Motion by Brown, seconded by Rennie, that we recommend to the Council that
they adopt a resolution to the effect that the Village of Crystal has no
present intention of condemning the N 30' of Lots 1 and 19 of Auditor's
Subdivision #146. "Carried"
Motion by Johnson, seconded by Kennard, that we recommend approval of the
proposed plat of White Investment Co., subject to obtaining 30' easements for
south one half of 47th Ave. N. between "C" Ave. and Douglas Drive, and public
utility easements over south 10' of lots 1 thru 4 inclusive, and over rear 5'
of lots 5 thru 8 inclusive. "Carried"
R E S O L U T I O N
At a regular meeting held on the 8th day of January, 1952, member Peterson
made a motion for the adoption of the following resolution:
WHEREAS, the Legislature of the State of Minnesota recognized the
tremendous responsibility that is placed upon any municipal council
In planning the physical development of a municipality and passed a
law known as Chapter 287, Laws of 1937, and
WHEREAS, the Village Council of the Village of Crystal recognized the
need for such an advisory body and in order to gain the benefits of the
thinking and judgment of citizens of the Village of Crystal representing
each and every part of the village, adopted an ordinance known as Chapter
10 of the Ordinances of the Village of Crystal, on November 12, 1941, and
thereby created what is now widely known in the Village of Crystal as the
Planning Commission, and
WHEREAS, said Planning Commission constitutes a body of fifteen (15)
public—spirited citizens of the Village of Crystal, all of whom serve
without compensation and hold regular meetings at least once a month,
and thereby devote much time and effort to the physical development of
the village as well as acting in an advisory capacity to the council
in other matters, a4d
W`fIEMS, it has been the policy of the Village Council for the past
several years to refer all mutters concerning platting, zoning, con
otraction of b-aildings, opening of streets, and building set backs to
the Planning Commission for study amd recommends t tons and for the
Council to request the recommendation of this Commission in the appoint—
ment of new umbers to this Comsdssion, and the reappointment of former
members, the appointment of a Building Inspector emd other pereonnel,
whose d-attes include natters having to do with the carrying out of the
functions of this Commission, and
WHEREAS, this Commission deems the continuance of said policy of
utmost importance to the citizens, residents and taxpayers of the
Village and by reason of the election to the Village Council of a
new mayor and one (1) trustee, are interested in knowing whether
this policy will be continued in the future,
January 8, 1952 (conbinued)
NOW, TH'BREI'ORE, be it resolved that this. commission requests that
the Village Council pass a motion to the effect that it is its
intention to continue this policy in the future and that the Com- A
mission shall plan its work and carry out its functions in accord-
ance with said Statement of Policy. `
Member Banholzer seconded the foregoing motion for the adoption of
the Resolution and upon vote being taken thereon, the following voted in
favor thereof:, Rennie,. Peterson, Eardley, Albert Johnson, Banholzer, Kennard,
Brown, Andresen, Tyler, Champlain and Lartch, and the following voted against
the same: None; whereupon said motion was duly declared passed and said
Resolution adopted. "Curried"
At this point, Pres. Eardley withdrew from the Chair and Vice-president Lartch
assumed the duties of President.
Motion by Eardley, seconded by Banholzer, that we recommend to the Council the
reappointment of Champlain, Tyler, and Brown as members of the Planning Commission.
"Unanimously Carried"
Motion by Eardley," seconded by Champlain, that we recommend to the Council the
reappointment of Leo Schmock as Building Inspector. "Unanimously Carried"
Motion by Champlain, seconded by Rennie, that there being no further business,
we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair.
H. B. Champlain, Seely E. E. Eardley, President
February 5, 1952
Meeting called to order by President E. E. Eardley at 8:15 P.M., with
the following members answering roll call: &Tickle, Andresen, Vlasek,
Kennard, Johnson, Rennie, Banholzer, Brown, Peterson, Tyler, Eardley,
Schmock, and Stenger.
Minutes of the January 8, 1952, meeting were read and approved.
Mr. McCubrey of the State Highway Department (Engineer) submitted plans
for a proposed building for storage of trucks on the 15 acre piece of
property immediately east of Highway #52 and immediately north of the
Soo Line tracks. A discussion followed including reading of petition
by residents. Committee appointed by Eardley - Andresen, Chairman,
Schmock, Banholzer, and Stenger, to study highway proposition and advise
Highway Department.
Marquardt asked about lot on 43rd and Linden Aves. He was advised to
contact owner and ask for survey, etc., so road easements could be
ascertained. (Wallgren, owner.)
John Ellis, asked about lots on 49th Ave. No. - 88.61 deep - instead of
required 1001. -Attorney McCullagh suggested writing the owners (Howe
sisters) requesting them to attend next meeting of the Planning Com-
mission for a discussion of subdivision of their property, west of
Lakeland Ave.
February 5, 1952 (continued)
Motion by Tyler, seconded by Banholzer, to adopt McCullagh's suggestion
--, and address letter to Palma Howe for meeting of March 4, 1952. "Carried"
Motion by Peterson, seconded by Rennie, that minutes of June 1, 1949,
be called to Council's attention as to renaming of streets and affirm
action taken at that time. "Carried"
Motion by Brown, seconded by Rennie, that plan of Norman Landis' garage
be tabled because of lack of information. "Carried"
Consideration of plan of 54th Ave. No. between West Broadway and Douglas
Drive resulted in the following action:
Motion by Brown, seended by Johnson, that we obtain easements for this
avenue as soon as easements are available. "Carried"
Motion by Schmock, seconded by Stenger, that we recommend to the Council
that the Council obtain street easements over all private easements which
are now being used by the public. "Carried"
Motion by Stenger, seconded by Krickle, that the Village Claris present
to the Planning Commission a list of the building permits issued or applied
for dxLring the past =nth and President of the Planning Commission aLssign
tbese to two members of the PlAnning Co=tesion living in that *rea for
their use in deterndning whether they conform to the Zoning Ordinance,
and so that they can point out or reco=end to the Building Inspector
any discrepancies. "{tarried"
Motion by Kennard, seconded by Rennie, that we recommend to the Council
that they request the Building Inspector to attend all meetings of the
Planning Commission. "Carried"
Motion by Peterson, seconded by Bemholzer, that we adjourn, subjectio
the call of :the Chair. "Carried"
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Robt . Stenger, Acting Sec' y E • E. Eardley, Pre ident
March 4, 1952
The meeting was called to order by Pres . E. E. Eardley at 7:45 P .M. with the fol-
lowing members present: Eardley, Kennard, Peterson, Brown, Rennie, Johnson,
Tyler, Banholzer, Vlasek, Andresen, Schmock, Stenger, and Sprague (ex -officio).
The minutes of the regular meeting of Feb. 5, 1952, were read and approved.
Motion by Rennie, seconded by.Brown, that we approve the Lombardy Lane plat,
subject to standard procedure. "Carried"
Motion by Banholzer, seconded by Vlasek, that the prdposed streets in Banholzer and
Klatke Additions (area north of 45th to 47th from Douglas Dr. west to Forest Ave.)
be stricken from the records. Upon roll call vote, the following resulted:
AYES: Vlasek, Banholzer, Rennie, Brown, and the NAPES: Stenger, Andresen, Schmock,
Johnson, Tyler, Kennard and Eardley: Peterson not voting. "Defeated"
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March 4, 1952 (continued)
Castle & Gillette Co. appeared with proposed trailer camp plans and were asked
to contact people in the area for their fellings on the matter. e
Crystal Motors, represented by Jerry Leuer, was referred back to the Council as
his application for dismantling cars is covered by the Village ordinance.
Mr. Wm. Schultz proposed building at 50th & Quail requested that we allow him
to build 10' from 50th Ave. instead of the required 20' as the street dead ends
into the Lake, resulted in a motion by Brown, seconded by Rennie, that he be
allowed to carry out his plans. "Carried"
Upon the plan presented by Marquardtr& Wallgren, motion by Schmock, seconded by
Stenger, that the Council accept easements of W 30' of Lot 45, Auditor's subdivision
#324 for 200' S of 43rd Ave. on Linden for public streets. . "Carried"
Motion by Schmock, seconded by Andresen, that we accept proposed plat of Sandberg
First Add . , sub jedt to standard procedures as to utility easements and drainage
easements. "Carried"
Motion by ¢Schmcok, seconded by Rennie, that we accept Becker's 2nd Add., subject
to standard procedures. "Carried"
Motion by Rennie, seconded by Peterson, that Norman Landis, 7906 -59th Ave. No., be
allowed to place his garage and breezeway, with a 24' set back at the nearest point,
due to position of house and neighboring property. "Carried
Motion by Kennard, seconded by Johnson, that we recommend to the --Council that they
accept proposal of F.O.Tessem on temporary storage building at Jefferson Hwy. and
Great Northern Ry. south of Soo tracks; complying with ordinances. "Carried!'
Motion by Rennie, seconded by Brown, that we accept report of committee appointed
to study proposal. of Highway in their letter recommending prints and petitions
to be given to the Council. "Carried"
Motion by Andresen, seconded by Kennard, that there being no further business, we
adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. "Carried"
Robt. Stenger, Acting Secy E. E. Eardley, President
April 1, 1952
Meeting called to order at 8:15 P.M. by President E. E. Eardley with the
following members answering roll call: Lartch, Johnson, Banholzer, Rennie',
Kennard, Eardley, Schmock, Peterson, and Stenger.
Robt. Stenger appointed Secretary for year 1952•
Minutes of the March 4, 1952, meeting were read and approved.
Mr. Resop presented Bandelin, First Addition.
Motion by Schmock, seconded by Iartch, that we approve the plat of Bandelin,
First Addition, subject to recommendation that lots on east side of Perry Ave.
be numbered 1-7 with a block number to distinguish them from lots on the west
April 1, 1952 (continued)
side of Perry Ave. and balance of lots 20, 21, 22, Auditor's Sub -division +359
be incorporated into plat if possible as,lots 9, 9, and 10, and that drainage
easements on the west side of Perry Ave. be changed to street easements.
"Carried"
Glen Murray and Kenneth Murray, Associated Contractors, appeared concerning
the W. Paul Resop Addition, which they are developing.
Motion by Peterson, seconded by Lartch, that we recommend to the Council that
we, condemn the Hedland property for continuation of 49th Ave . No., east to
Lakeland Ave. with the understanding that Associated Contractors deposit with
the Village the sum of $500.00 to cover costs of condemnation, and that
Associated Contractors will purchase from the Village any balance of property
not required for street at purchase price plus additional costs of that
property. "Carried"
Julius Bodem presented plans to plat property between 54th and 56th Aves. No.
from Twin Lake west. It was recommended by the Commission that he contact
owners as to easements, etc., and go ahead with his plans and present his
plat as soon as possible.
Wilford Ostmau of Ostman Builders appeared seeking information as to commercial
property around school at Idaho and 49th Ave . No.
Motion by Schmock, seconded by Stenger, that we accept tentative plan for
Ostmants Fifth Addition, subject to standard practice. "Carried"
Motion by Lartch, seconded by Rennie, that we recommend to the Council that
lots 3 and 4 of block 1 and block 2 of Ostman's proposed Fifth Addition
be rezoned to commercial from residential. "Carried"
Rothera submitted plans for proposed plat west of Douglas Drive between
Corvallis and 50th Ave. No.
Motion by Peterson, seconded by Banholzer, that we accept the tentative
plan for Rothera Addition, subject to standard practice. "Carried"
It was the recommendation of the Commission that, on the application of John
B. Bandelin for building permit #3316, the permit be withheld until bond is
filed on Bandelin Addition.
Motion by Banholzer, seconded. by Johnson, that the building permit on appli.
cation #3325 be withheld pending obtaining easement for Florida Ave.
(Kennard not voting.) "Carried"
Motion by Banholzer, seconded by Johnson, that we accept Henning Lindbergls
application for building permits #3315 and #3314. "Carried"
Motion by Stenger, seconded by Kennard, that on the application for building
permit #3309, that Mr. Helmer hold to the 20 foot setback as provided for
�! in the zoning ordinance . "Carried"
Motion by Schmock, seconded by Stenger, that we approve the issuance of
blilding permit #3319, subject to the signing of street easements. "Carried"
April 1, 1952 (continued)
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Motion by Stenger, seconded b y.Rennie, that we recommend to the Council that F1
we recommend to the Council that any bond submitted for streets in new plats
be approved by the Village attorney before the plat is signed. °Carried"
Motion by Scb=c,k, that .we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. "Carried"
"6t. Stenger, 'S ec l y E. 1. Eardley, Pre si dent
May 6, 1952
Meeting called to order at 5:15 P.M -by president E. E. Eardley with the following
members Answering roll call: Schmock, Vlasek, Kennard, Albert T. Johnson, Rennie,
Krickle, Peterson, Stenger, Tyler and Sprague (ex -officio).
Minutes of the April 1, 1952 meeting were read and approved.
Mr. Snell of Northern States Power Co. met with us to explain plan of putting
cable under Twin Lake instead of spanning; also new location and feeder ex-
tension as per attached -note. To get together with Sprague and work out
suitable plans.
Paul Scheyer appeared with plan to divide lot 2; block 2 of Banholzer Addn.
Motion by Stenger, seconded by Rennie that we recommend to Council that this
proposed division be accepted. "Carried"
Joe Lucas requested permission for used car business at Rockford and Brunswick.
Motion by Tyler, seconded by rickle that we refuse this petition because of
violation of zoning ordinance, Sec.,16 paragraph 3, and so,advise the Council.
"Carried"
The Council referred M.P.Sherwood and Geo. Sicora, 51st R-. Quail Ave. to Plan-
ning Commission because the Village wants 251 of his lot for street easement,
leaving a x.51 lot.
Motion by Stenger, seconded by Johnson that we recommend to the Council that
they accept a 151 easement on the north side and 351 of west end of Sherwood-
Slcorg; part of lot 5, Schaefer'$ Lakeside Grove; and that building permit be
,granters f 4r single family dwelling, Getting bsok not loss than 151 from
Bernard and no less than 351 from Wail. "Carried"
Motion by Schmock, seconded by Rennie that we recommend to Council that the
SANDBERG, First Addition be accepted, subject to standard procedure as to
utility and drainage easements. "Carried"
Mr. Clemens and Mr. lestrum met to outline proposed building on back 40 acres
whidh would raquire read easements ate.
Motion by Stenger, seconded by Tyrer to tentatively approve of street ease-
ment lying on 601 immediately norty of a line drawn from a point on W side
of Douglas Drive; 601 S of N r/w line of Soo Line Ry. to N.W. cor. of said
Soo Line 1501 r/w, subject to Soo Line approval; thence westerly to
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May 6, 1952 (Continued)
Village limits. One opposed, so motion carried. "Carried"
Mrs. Emily Peterson division of property referred to Platting Committee.
Motion by Kennard, seconded by Krickle that we give tentative approval of extension
of Orchard Ave. south from Bass Lake Road to its intersection with Perry Ave., and
in lieu of a turn -around we accept an easement along the south 30t of Lot 16,
Auditor's Sub -division #328, extending W from Orchard. "Carried".
Motion by Rennie, seconded by Tyler that we approve location of concrete block
building on Lot 10; Block 1 Hanson's Addition as proposed by Wally Fredrickson
for purpose of settiag up welding and machine shop, subject to standard set back
procedure) "Carried"
Motion by Stenger, seconded by Krickle that we recommend approval of OSTMAN+s
FIFTH Addition, subject to standard prodedure. "Carried"
Platting Committee for the ensuing year was appointed as follows: Vlasek, Krickle,
Schmock, Kennard and Eardley.
Motion by Schmock, seconded by Kennard that Building Permit #3352 be held until
easement over P,30t of Lot 13; Block 3, Rosedale Acres is obtained. "Carried"
Motion by Schmock, that we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. "Carried"
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oto t . S h anger, Sec . , E. E. Eardley, resident
JUNE 3, 1952
Meeting called to order at 8:15 P.M. by President, E. E. Eardley with the following
members present: Schmock, Kennard, Petdrson, Rennie, Stenger %nd Sprague (ex -officio)
Vallenty & Westrum presented piolt plan showing access from 53rd.. (J4.son Products) .
Motion by Stenger, seconded by Rennie that we recommend to the Council that they
accept Jason Products pilot layout, subject to 15' set -back from road to nearest
point of building, and subject to granting of easements for Roads 1 and 2 and con-
struction, grading, gravelling of proposed Road #2 and recommend that the east end
of building laywest of west side of Florida Ave., now Idaho Ave. "Carried"
Ostman presented plans for proposed buildinr-s which resulted in motion by Schmock,
seconded by Kennard that we accept proposed plans of buildings on lots 3 and 4, block
1 and Lots 3 and 4, block 2 of Ostman's Fifth Addition. "Carried"
Ostman presented proposed sub -division of part of Lots 50 and 51, Auditor's Sub-
division #32.4. It was redommended by the Commission that he include that in plat
of Ostman's Sixth Addition (proposed) .
The Henry Ruzin garage permit held up for action of the Commission on whether or not
58th Ave. was proposed through to Winnetka may be issued as the Commissions finds that
June.3, 1952 (Continued)
58th Ave. No. is not a proposed street.
Motion by Stenger, seconded by Peterson that the Village annex Murray Lane, 3rd.
Addition; subject to utility, street and drainage easements; posting of bond £cr
completion of streeta, drainage etc. 11Carried"
Louis Gallagher representing St. R.a.phael's Church, requested annexation of church
property. He will bring in description at next meeting.
Ostman and Smothers appeared for recommendation on property.
Motion by Schmock, seconded by Rennie that we rec=erd to the Council that they
accept proposed division of propferty between Tera. Cruz Ave. and Lakeland; between
Ikeside Ave. wid A#th., subject to easement of Lakeside Avenue, gradi and
gravelling thAreef as presented by John Ellis. Registered land survey ?72, e:lso
eaoement for utility, on rear 5" of lots extending e=ast from Vera Cruz Ave. and
tehnee south to Eakeside Avenue. "Carried"
Joe Lucas presented new plat and location of service station.
Motion by Kennard, seconded by Peterson that we recommend to the Council that they
issue building permit to Joe Lucas to build service station on Lot 19, Glenwood Manor
so situation that the pumps, tank and building are at least 3001 from Brunswick Ave.
M. E. vhurch buildings as specified in zoning ordinance Sec. 16, paragraph 3.
"Carried"
Motion by Kennard, seconded by Rennie to recommend to the Council tha# they buy
Lot 1$, Glenwood Manor. e,L&r.$s Rt•T[AI ero xAc,t %fC* n
Motion by 3ohTiLoc% seconded by Yennard that we acdept division of t 13; Block 3
Rosedale L.cres, aub ject to obtaining easements of Td 101 ; S 101 and E 301 for
street purposes as presented on the Honsey, Stewart property. "Carried"
ion, that we a 1rn, subject to the call of the Chair. "Carried"
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Rrt�trez' . e E. E. Eardley, resident
July 15, 1952
Meeting called to order at 8:15 P.M. by Pres. E. E. Eardley with the following members
present: Vlasek, Kennard, Banholzer, Al Johnson, Rennie, Eardley, Stenger, Andresen
and Sprague (ex -officio).
Minutes of the June 3rd meeting were read and approved as read.
Ray Perry presehted plans for a proposed building on Lot 23, Block 5 in Kensey Manor;
to be used by Crystal Heating Co. and a florist. This would be stone veneer front on
a concrete block building.
Motion by Rennie, seconded by Banholzer that we recommend to the Council that they
adcept the proposed plans, subject to standard procedures as to set -backs,. etc.
"Carried"
Geo. Ricklick and James Sterly presented a proposed plat of Larson's Twin Lake Park
Addition, lots 1 thru 16; block 5. The Commission recommended that they present as
temporary plat of the property at the next meeting and that in the meantime Mr.
Sprague contact the village engineer to determine whether streets in blocks 1, 2 and 3
are to grade and sufficiently graveled to be acceptable. If not, the estimated cost
to make them acceptable.
Calvin C. Forbes and Odin Melgaard, presented puns for bulk liquid Propane Gas
Storage on Soo Line property.
Motion by Stenger, seconded by Johnson that we recommend to the Council that they
accept proposed plans subject to licensing, standard procedures, etc. of the King
Gas Co. as presented by Forbes & Melgaard on Soo Lkne property between old Crystal
Lumber Co. and Jason Products. (one vote) "Carried"
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L. R. Paulson presented plans for proposed building to house off -sale liquor store
at 34th And Vera Cruz Ave.
Motion by Vlasek, seconded by Stenger that we recommend to the council that they
accept the proposed plans, subject to'standard procedures as presented by L.R.Paulsen.
"Carried"
Russ Larsen, Edward Haugen and P.A.Lilleboe, residents of Brentwood Ave. asked about
rumor that has been circulated as to possibility of using Schaber's property (behind
Super Valu) as a parking lot. They were assured by the Commission that it is zoned
residentially and will not be re -zoned to Commercial.
Rennie that we adjourn, subject to call of the Chair.
"Carried"
E. E. Eardley, ident
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August 5, 1952
Meeting called to order at 8:00 P.M. by President, E. E. Eardley with the follow-
ing members present: Schmock, Kennard, Krickle, Peterson, Rennie, Stenger and -
Andresen.
Mr. Jim Stealy presented proposed plat for Ricklick's Addition.
Motion by Schmock, seconded by Rennie that we recommend to the Council that they
accept proposed 131at of Ricklick Addition, subject to obtaining easements for
Perry and Quail Avenues from Larson's Twin Lake Addition to south boundary of
Ricklick Addition and east one half of perry from 59th to 60th; also subject to
standard procedures. "Carried"
Motion by Stenger, seconded by Krickle that we give tentative approval for Murray
Lane 44th Addition, as presented by Ken and Lyle Murray, subject to standard pro-
cedures and annexation of part lying within New Hope Township. "Carried"
Motion by Schmock, seconded by Kennard that we grant approval of Registered
Land Survey h9$, subject to posting of bond for streets and stanrd proeeddure,
as presented by Ken and Lyle Murray. "Carried"
Mr. Walter Pikula presented plat survey of W�, front and rear of Lot 6, Fairview
Acres Second Unit which resulted in
Motion by Andresen, seconded by Rennie that we recommend approval of subdivision
of Lot 6, Fairview Acres Second Unit into an east one-half and a west one-half,
subject to obtaining public utility easements over rear 5' of Lot 6. "Carried"
Motion by Stenger, seconded by Krickle to reject the proposed plat west of . I I
Colorado Ave. and south of 47th. as presented by Mr. White. "Carried"
Harold Champlain presented the Rother Addition that had been presented before and
received tentative approval with recommendations. These recommendations have been
complied with.
Motion by Rennie, seconded by Anderesen that we recommend to the Council that
they accept the Rother Addition, without bonds as the roads are blacktopped.
"Carried"
Bernard Peterson asked about possibility of building on a 50' lot owned by Ella
Maria Pfau of Willmar, Minnesota.
Motion by Rennie, seconded by Kennard that we redeet this proposal.
"Carried"
V.R. Rooney presented proposed plans for Willow Bend Shop;bing Center.
Motion by Krickle, seconded by Stenger that we grant tentative apprd4al.-to the
proposed plans as presented by.Mr. Rooney. '!Cth►e"
Motion that we adjourn, subject to the call of the chair.
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Ro t. Stenger, keretary
E. E. Eardley, P3Fsident
September 2, 1952'
Meeting called to order at 8:15 P.M. with following members present: Kennard, Banholzer,
Peterson, Rennie, Eardley, Stenger, Johnson, Schmock and Sprague (ex -officio).
Minutes of the August 5th meeting were read g7ad approved.
Mr. Smith of White Investment Co. presented plat plans of Whitehills Addition ;
NJ of Lot 13; and al of Lot 12, Aoditors Subdivision #110, providing for deeding
30t of land immediately west of lot 9 for purpose of future road (Jersey Ave.).
Motion by Rennie, seconded by Banholzer that we recommend to the Council to accept
proposed plat subject to standard proceedures, utility easements and compliance with
engineer's requirements. "Carried"
Mr. McDougall met with commission requesting information on rezoning 120' of his land
to•commercial from residential, which is immediately north of the new drug store on
56th and Hampshire Ave. We recommend to Mr. McDougall tb contact the neighbors for
their approval.
Arnold S abet presented plans for a proposed store on 42nd Ave. and Brunswick (N.E.corner)
to be used for commercial purposes.
Motion by Schmock, seconded by Rennie that we recommend to the council that they approve
construction of commercial building, as per plans presented by Mr. Sibet. "Carried"
Mr. Panum was present seeking information as to building a motel and r esidenbe on lots
52 and 53 Auditor's Subdivion #328. We recommended that he present plans at next meeting.
Mr. Roy Johnson, representing Claus Johnson contractors, met with the commission about
Lots 38, 39 and 40, Auditor's Subdivision #324. He wishes to plat with lots facing
east and west on Jersey avenue (formerly Georgia) and will present plans at next meeting.
Motion that we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair.
Robt. Stenger, Secretary E. E. Eardley, resident
October 7, 1952
Meeting called to order at 8:25 P.M. with the following members present: Eardley,
Al Johnson, Peterson, Stenger, Schmock and Kennard.
Minutes of the September 2nd meeting were read and approved.
Mr. McDouglall presented a petition listing seven of the adjoining property owners
as having NO objection to rezoning 1201 of his property to commercial. This property
lies immediately north of the Crystal drug stone.
Motion by Kennard, seconded by Peterson that we recommend to the Council that they
re zone the south 1201 of area known as 5627 Hampshire Ave., lying immediately north
of the drug store property. "Carried"
Mr. Rorem presented plat of addition to Glen Haven Memorial Gardens. Mr. Schmock
made motion, seconded by Peterson that we recommend to Council that they accept the
plans to be known as First Addition to Garden of the Last Supper, Section 2;
October 7, 1952 (Continued)
Garden of Nativity Section 10; Garden of Devotion Section 9; First Addition to
Masonic Garden Section 8. 'Carried" w
LloydZiebarth and Frank Paul met with Commission requesting q ng rezoning of Mr. �
Paul's property beyond that which is zoned commercially.
Motion by Schmock seconded by Stenger that we recommend to Council that they
rezone ,balance of lots 18 thru 22 and lot 26 of Auditor Is S ubidivion #226 as
commercial; also that office advise owners of lots 18 thru 22 of proposed action.
"Carried"
Motion by Stenger, seconded by Johnson that construction of commercial building
as per plans submitted by North Hennepin Transit Co. be approved for construct-
ion om lots 2 and 3; block 3, proposed Bodem's Addition; or lot 26 Auditor8s
Subdivision ,#226. "harried"
Ray Johnson represen6ing Claus Johnson submitted proposed plat.
Motion by Johnson, seconded by Stenger that we give tentative approval of proposed
plat of Claus Johnson, Inc., subject to standard procedures, utility easements
and grading of streets. "Carried"
Gilbert Pallum presented plans of proposed motel on Highway #52, lots 52 and 53
except S6' of lot 53; Auditor's subdivision #328.
Motion by S chmock, seconded by Kennard that we recommend to council that they
accept proposed plans for Crystal Motel property as described above. "Carried"
Motion by Peterson, seconded by Kennard that we recommend approval of subdividing
Lot 17; Auditor's Subdivision #328 by segregating the E70' of W699.6' measured
along south line thereof for balance of lot. "Carried"
Motion by S chmock seconded by Stenger that we recommend issuance of building
permit for building on north end of above tract. "Carried"
M+ an by ;tenger, seconded by Sclunock that we adjourn subject to the call of
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E. E. Eardley,, esident
November 6, 1952
Meeting was ealled'to-order at 8:15 P.M. by President E. E. Eardley, with the
following members present: Kennard, Al Johnson, Banholzer, Peterson, Stenger,
Rennie and Eardley.
Mr. Eastgate presented survey of his property proposing selling one-half acre from
the northerly end of his property.
Motion by Kennard, seconded by Banholzer that we recommend to the council that Mr.
Eastgate be allowed to sell the N 124.4' of Lot 25, Auditor 's Subdivision #528,
as measured along the NE and. SE lines thereof. "Carried"
Mr. Geo. Robinson met with the Commission to discuss proposed plat of Blake
property (N3001 and W2641 from corner of /,.8th & Douglas Drive) .
Motion by Banholzer, seconded by Al Johnson that we *rant tentative approval of
Proposed plat, subject to standard proceedures regarding utility easements and
grading of streets. 11Carried"
Mr. Oltman and Mr. Edwards met with the Commission to discuss proposed plans for
commercial building and rezoning of balance of his property extending westerly
from Vera Cruz Ave. A group of people will meet with the council regarding the
extension of Welcome Ave. south from 36th before the rezoning will be determined.
Resignation from John R. Vlasek was read and referred to council for action.
Letter from Janes E. Clayton was read asking that he divide his lot to 50x215.
Notion by Banholzer, seconded by Rennie that we reject this request to subdivide
Lot 3; Block 3, Paradise Park into two lots of 50 X1.5, as it does not conform
with Village platting requirements. (Kennard not voting) "Carried"
Mr. Louis Gallagher, representing St. Raphaelts, met with the Commission to
discuss annexation of the church property into Crystal. He was advised to
Present annexation petition to the Council for acceptance.
Stenger moved, seconded by Rennie that we recommend to the Council to accept,
the annexation petition from St. Raphael. "Carried"
Motio y Kenn Seco ed by Eardly that we adjourn, subject to call of the Chair.
R b. Stenger,ecretary E. E. Eardley,. Pre ident
December 3, 1952
Meeting called to order at 8:00 P.M. with the following members present: Eardley,
Kennard, Al Johnson, Rennie, Peterson, Schmock and Krickle.
Mr. Bartleip from New Hope was present, representing fourteen residences of
southern New Hope, inquiring into the possibility of annexation of the property
facing Medicine Lake Road from Hillside west to Co. Rd. #18 (about 320 acres).
They are opposed to the proposed now v:Ulage of Lakeview. The comission requeata
area to be annexed and the names of people involved �� �;� f::•' t
Mr. McDougall appeared requesting permission to divide and sell part of his property
in Sec. 5; T-118; R-21 as follows: All that part of the NEJ- of SEJ of Sec. 5; T-118;
R-21 bounded by a line described as follows: Commencing at the SW cor. of said NEJ
of SES-; th E 1161; th N 1681; th E 501; th N 1201; th W 1661; th S 2881 to the point
of beginning.
Motion by Peterson, Seconded by Kennard that permission be given to Mr. McDougall
to divide his lot as per above. "Carried"
Mr. B. E. Scott called the attention of the Planning Commission to the sale of the
Henry DeValk residence on West Broadway to be used for barber shop and beauity
parlor, as he has had numerous c9plaints against the commercial project in a
residentially,zoned area.
Motion by Rennie, seconded by Krickle that the Commission write a letter to the
owner at 5846 W. Broadway, advising him of the violation of the zoning ordinance
and requesting that he obtain a petition signed by residencies in the area that
they are in favor of rezoning this to a commercial area. "Carried"
Norman Rooney, representing Mr. and Mrs. MacBrown presented Brownwood Manor, 2nd:
Motion by Rennie, seconded by Johnson that we redcommend to the council to accept
Brownwood Manor, 2nd. Addition; subject to standard procedure and that Lot 6;
Block 4 show the utility easement. "Carried"
Motion"by Kennard, seconded by Rennie that we approve the survey of Lot 11;
Block 4 Sunnyview Hills as presented by E. L. Cripe, subject to deeding of W30t
of Lots 3 and 11, Block 4 and arrangement for bond between Mr. Cripe and Mr.
Mahutga for construction of road grading and gravelling. "Carried"
Mr. Neilsen presented survey of Lot 32, Auditor's Subdivision #314 asking for
approval of division of E65.68 t of said lot. Commission advised him to have
the owner of entire lot bring survey to Planning Commission, showing street
easements, etc.
Motion by Rennie, seconded by Peterson to recommend to the Council to allow Jobm
Paulson to divide lot 3, Auditor's subdivision #314 to 60, on west side and 721
on East side, as per his request. "Carried"
Motion by Kennard, seconded by Krickle to have Meinke and Adkinson present
proposed division of MeinkX property showing street easements for Fairview and
Vera Cruz Avenues. "Carried"
Motion that we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair.
Le S chmock, Acting Secret,?
E'. E. Eley, President