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Planning Commission Agenda Packet 09-20-1978MMONTICELLO PLANNING COMMISSION REWLAR MlEEMG September 20, 1978 - 7:30 P.M - Members present: Dave Bauer, Fran Fair, Jim Ridgeway. Members absent: Denton Erickson, Fred Topel 1. Public Hearing - Consideration of Conditional Use Permit - Tom Chock. Mr. Tom Chock has applied for a conditional use permit to allow him to make a third apartment in his existing duplex at 801 M. 3rd Street. This property is currently zoned as R-2 (Single and Two Family Residential) and the legal description for the parcel is Lot 5, Block 42. Under an R-2 Zone, it is necessary to have a conditional use permit for a three -unit apartment. It should be noted that Mr. Chock has recently completed and occupied the apartment building and it was initially intended as only a duplex. However, in reviewing the large laundry room and storage room, Mr. Chock indicated that he felt this area was too big for these purposes, and decided to turn the area into an efficiency apartment. As a result then, MMr. Chock would propose to have two two-bedroom apartments and one one -bedroom apartment. According to the ordinance, it is necessary to have 12,500 square feet iu. lot size for a three -unit apartment of this nature, and Mr. Chock has only 10,890 square feet. However, Mr. Chock does own a four-plex which abuts the property to the west, and this is situated on a lot 99' x 165' and taking the two lots together, Mr. Chock would be allowed to have a seven -unit apartment on the two combined lots. Using this rationality, the Planning Commission, upon a motion by Dave Bauer, seconded by Fran Fair, voted unanimously to approve of the conditional use permit and variance for Tom Chock. 2. Consideration of Approval of Subdivision of Land - Metcalf h Larson. James Metcalf and Bradley Larson are proposing the subdivision of land whereby they will subdivide a portion of a lot they own which will be purchased by an abutting property owner, Mrs. Vivo Jean Abrahamson. The lot owned by Metcalf and Larson is presently 209493 square feet, and the parcel that they would divide off and sell to Mrs. Abrahamson is 7,755 square feet and would still leave the Metcalf & Larson lot with adequate area to meet the City's minim, m standards for lot size and width. Notion was made by F. Fair, seconded by D. Bauer and unanimouoly carried to approve of this oubdiviaion of land. 3. Consideration of Extension of Variance for River Nondowo Apartment. Qi September 26, 1977, the City Council approved a variance request by River Meadows partnership to allow a variance for the construction of up to a 30 unit apartment along Eaot County Road 099. Ordinance Seo - tion 10-23-7 indicates that whenever, within one year after granting a variance or appeal, work as peradtted by the variance or appeal aholl not have been completed, then such variance or appeal Ghall become null and void unless o petition for an extension of time in which to coaq�lote the work has been granted by the City Council. Such an extension shall V be requested in writing and filed with the zoning administrator at least 30 days before the expiration date of the original variance or appeal. Gary Nieber, a partner in the River Meadows partnership, explained that the partnership currently is pursuing the possibility of commercial revenue bonds although they have had a commitment from Knutson Mortgage Company for a normal type of loan. He further indicated that construction is contemplated to begin in spring of 1979. Motion was made by D. Bauer, seconded by F. Fair and unanimously carried to approve the extension of the variance. 4. Variance request for Off -Site Sign - Electro Industries. Mr. Bill Seefeldt, Electro Industries, has made a variance application to put an off -premise sign on the property owned by the Monticello Rod & Qun Club. There appeared to be some question as to the possibility of Mr. Seefeldt putting up another pylon sign on property he owned on the other side of County Road 4?5, and it was decided to table the item until such time as Mr. Seefeldt was present to explain his request. 5. Consideration of Variance from Hard -surface Requirements - Bob Rasmussen. Mr. Bob Rasmussen 9 who lives at 201 New Street, has made a variance application to allow him to install a new driveway for his present duplex off Broadway and have only a Class 5 driveway material up to 24 months. After discussion and subsequent agreement by Mr. Rasmussen, a motion was made by D. Bauer, seconded by F. Fair and unanimously carried to approve of the variance request but to allow the variance from the provisions of the hard surface for only 12 months. It was oxplained to Mr. Rasmussen that it would be his prerogative to come to the City of Monticello and request an extension of the variance if it was deemed to be necessary. 6. Consideration of Variance - Curb Barrier - Silver Fox Motel. Mhr. Ed Larson, part-owner of the Silver Fox Motel, would like a voriancu to allow elimination of curb barriers around his truck parking lot. Mr. Larson previously explained to the City Administrator and Building Inspector that by not requiring these curb barriers, there would be mora ease in mancuveririg the semi -trailers to got in and out, especially during the busy season. Several of the curb barriers that he hes on tlw remaining portion of the lot have been damaged by the heavy trucks, and he thought this would be more of a problem specifically in the truck parking lot area. A motion was made by D. Bauer, seconded by F. Fair and unanimously carried W approve of the variance request. 7. Approval of Minutes of August 15, 1978. Motion was made by F. Fair, seconded by D. Bauer and unanimously carried to approve the mLnutoo of August 15, 1978 as presented. Upon motion mado by F. Fair, seconded by D. Bauer and unanimously carried, Lho cling was adjourned. U.ry Ci ty A 1 otrator L APPLICATION FOR VARIANCE Name of'. Appl it -ant : 9, Dat e:. 7//.Z �)� Mai I i nq Addre.-le: ���+••� �. •- �� Phone Numbor - Home: moat ion ni Property Ippo of \.n ianec:T7u NAuc Ttt u C2J Curl.•nt ly Zoned: %j-1 Ndnli•,, of pruperty owners within 35U Coul of Int at.ion: Please expla ill roornnA I'n1 I'"Veated t.tt•i.uu'o I'VIOW, iodlt at 116-2 how land i.w to he used, ert.. Bie,Tnutnro of Appl itnn fo he 1'iIItd in by t•ily of Mont it el le Dat .• ahpl It is ion reveivedl 9%/Z /V (late n1• pubi it Irt•.Irin2 Planning t'otnmiejirnl: No, —nmendoti..n. n1' Plannine: t ,nim iSi� ti; it•Itt 1.t C, Hill, 11 do VA Intl: \lips .\ (.0 appl-ntI•d; C . Minn -111 : t � yigtlyd ✓ 1. y_ - NOTICE OF PUBLtC 11CARM. Not irr is hereby given that a publ is Lrdring w.1 I he held try the Monticello Planning 0=adasion n Tuesday, September 19 " 19 78 , at 7: 30 P. M. it, , hr Hunt ir,•I h, lily Hal l t.n consider t.ht. fol low•ineI A Conditional Use permit application to allow Mr. Tom Chock of 801 Rest 3rd Street (Lot 5 — Block 42) to change a duplex apartment building into a triplex apartment building. This property is v2Tmt3y zoned B-2. Mrit.t en and oral test.imuny wi I I be at-c.•pt. d ..n .,lLo�v sttbj.•tt and all porsuns deslt•inK t„ be heard ,n, ccd subject, Wi 11 be hoard at chis Meet ir.C. ,�. Wit -her