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CITY OE BROOKLYN CENTER
Notice is her�by given that a public hesring will be held
C� on the daq of Ay�yg�,1997, at 7 p.m. or as soon there<
�.7�.J aRer as the matter may be heard at the City Hall, 6301
Pl�A�10f�S Shin�le Creek Parkway, to consider An Interim Ordinance
for the Purpose of P�of,ecting the Planning Process and the
AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION Health s�r�t and Welfare of,the Residenta of the City
and Regulating �nd R�tricting Development of E�uca-
tional and Religioua Ueee in Certain Commercial and In-
duatrial Areas of the City.
STATE OF MINNESOTA� Auxiliary aids for peraons with disabitities are avail
able upon request at leaat 96 houra in advance. Please con-
tact the City Clerk at 669-3300 to make arrangements.
SS. OftDINANCE NO.
dNTERIM ORDINANCE FOR THE PURPOSE OF
COUNTY OF HENNEPIN) H AL H I S FETY, AND WELFARE OF T E RESI-
D e n i s L. M i n d a k DENTS OF THE CITY, AND REGULATING AND RE-
b@If19 dUly SWOffI Ofl afl Oath SByS th8t h@/Sh8 IS STRICTING DEVEIAPM�NT OF EDUCATIONAL AND
RELIGIOUS USES IN CEBTAIN COMMERCIAT. AND
the publisher or authorized agent and employee of the publisher of the newspaper known as INn THE� ou�ivc i o THE CITY QF BROOKLYN
S U Cl P 0 5 t GENTEA DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
and has full knowledge of the facts Section 1: Backeround.
1.01. In wnnection with the consi8eration of various
Wf11Cf1 Af8 StAtBd bB�OW. development or land use proposals in the City,
City ataff, the Cit�fl Comprehensive Plan Update
1�aak Force, and the City Council have cansidered
(A) The newspaper has complied with all of the requirements constituting qual'rfication as a tna pos�nct� �mPa�c or aevetopmenc or eau�-
tionator rel�g�oue uses in certain commercial and
qualified newspaper, as provided by Minnesota Statue 331AA2, 331A.07 8�1CI Otll@� 8pPIICabI@ induatrialareasoftheCity. Asarnsultofthatre=
view proceas,the Counal has determined that
the current land uae.controls do not adequately
�BWS, 8S AR1811d@d. addresa various land use concerna in these areas.
Among those concems are that current controla
(B) The printed N 0 t 1 C 2 0 f P U�] 1 C H 2 d r 1 Cl on educational and religioua us� in commercial
and industrial wnes are not adequate to:
a protect minora from undeairable or dangerous
conditions thaGmay ebat in commercial or in-
duatrial zonea including noise, duet, fumes,
which is attached was cut from the columns of said newspaper, and was printed and published �a �napp�Priace 8�� t�nuen��;
b.preserve'commercial and industrial land for
0�106 6ACh W@e fOf 0 n e SUCC@SSIVe We@kS' It W3S flfSt UbIISheCI "�`"�"�'P''O"'demorejobainthecommunity;
kr r P c, preserve commercial land for uaes which pro-
W e d n e s d a v 6 A u� u s t 9 7 vide convenient services and shopping for res-
on the day of 19 and was thereafter �ae�c�;
d. preserve commercial land for usea which aup-
rinted and ublished on eve to and inciudin p°rt °c�er "e�bY-`°""°�r"�t a�c'�,t'e8 by
P P ry 9 drawing ehoppera to the area for multiple-
atop shopping agtivitiea;
th2 day of 19 and �printed below is a copy of e. p�;ae ror pia�menc or �n..oi��
nors in areas of the City which have adequate
the lower case alphabet from A to Z, both inclusive, which is hereby acknowledged as being the r ha e�ce. �a �o�� ie a �a ch
f. asaure that uaes i� commercial zones are com-
size and kind of rype used in the compositlon and publication of the notice patible and will not ceduce property values of
adjacent or ne�rby properties; impede orderly
abedefghjjklmnopqrstuvwxyz development or redeyelopment; or cause diain-
���/�%��`��.n.�i��G�� veatment, decline' in commercial activity, or
urban decay and deterioration.
BY 1.02. The Council has determined that there ia a need
S for further atudiee to be wnducted'ao that the
City may adopt apprnpriate amendmenta to ita
TITLE: P u b i i s h e r Compreheneive Plan and aoning code ao as to
enaure protection of'the public health; safety,
and welfare. The Council has directed that such
Adcnowledged before me on this 8cuas� be u�a�c�xen.
1.03. The Council hae therefore determined that there
6 d8 Of l4 U 5'f 19 9 7 ie a need for an interim ordinance to, be adopted
y for the purpose of protecting the.planning
proceas and the health, safety, and welfafe of th'e
citizena of the City and eneuring that the City
C and its citizena retain the benefita of, and pro-
tection sought to be afforded by, the Cit}�s Com-
prehenaive Plan and zoning ordinancea until
NOt PUbIIC such atudies are completed and any modifica
tiona to the City's Comprehensive Plan and zon-
ing and land uae regulatione are effective.
Section 2. Determinacion.
2.01. This interim ordinance ahall apply to all of the fol-
r,_ y; lowingpmpertiea:
,;..i,�. ..F;, All that property zoned C1A, C2, Il, and PUD
which ie located within the area bounded by a
5,'
continuous line beginning at a point located at
the intersection of 6�9th and Humboldt Avenues
North and going aoutherly along the centerline of
$umboldt Avenue to T:H.100; thence southweat-
aATE �NFORMAT��N erly along the centerline of T.H.100 to its inter-
aection with Brooklyn Boulevard; thence
(1) Lowest elassified rate paid by commereial users 2.55 pef IIf18 northerly along the centerline af Brooklyn Boule-
vard to ita interseetion with 59th Avenue North;
fOf COfllP8f8�8 SP8C8 thence eaaterly along the centerline of 59th Av-
enue extended to Shingle Creek; thence norther-
(21 Maximum rate allowed by law for the above matter 6.20 pe� 11�8 ly along the centerline of Shingle-Creek to Inter-
atate 94/694; thence northwesterly along the cen-
terline of Interstate 94/694 to its interaection
with Xerxes Avenue North; thence northerly
(;s) Rate actually charged for the above matter 1.20 pef lin@ along the centerline of Xerses Avenue to its in-
teraection with Shiagle Creek Pazkway; thence
northwesterly along the centeriine of Shingle
Creek Parkway to its interaection with 69th Av-
enue North; thence easterly along the centerline
of 69th Avenue to the point of beginning.
2.02. During the period thia interim ordinance is in ef-
fecC, no pmperty within the aubject area may be
developed or redeveloped, nor ahall any site plan
apprwals, rezoninga, licensea (other than re-
newals), plattinga or ieplattings, land divisiona
or conaolidations, special uae permits, or build-
ing permits be iasued by the City for any educa-'
tional or religious uses.
2.03. Thia ordinance ahall remain in effect for one year
following its effective date, unlesa earlier'modi-
fied, repealed, or extended by the City CounciL
Section 8. Apylicabilitv
8.01. This ordinance applies to any application for site
plan approvals, rezonings, licenses, plattinga or
replattings. land divisiona or conaolidations, ape-„
aal use permita, or building permits that have not
received preliminary aPP='m`a1�� the City Coun-
cil before the date of adoption of this ordinance.
Section 4. F•ffect on Pend'
4.01 All applications subject to�rium which
are pending or which are received during the time
thia ordinance is in effect ahall be deemed ta be de-
nied for purpose� of Minneeota Statutes,,Section
15.99. The City Manages ahali cauee notification
of such denial to be given to alt applicants stating
the adoption of this ordinance ae the reaeon there-
for. Fees paid in connection with auch applications
ahall be returned or refunded to the applicanL.
Sectinn 6. Effective Date.
6.01. Thia ordinance ahall beeome efTective after adop-
tion and upon thirty (30) days foRowing its legal publi-
catian.
Adopted this day of 1997.
Mayor
ATTEST:
City Clerk
Date of Publication
Effective Date
(Brackets indicate matter to be deTeted, underline in-
dicates new matterJ
(Aug 6, 1997)P]/Cty Brklyn Cntr Ord