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STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HENNEPIN SS.
E. C. L'Herault, being duly sworn on oath says that he is and during all the times herein stated has
been President of The Post Publishing Co., the publishers of the newspaper known as THE BROOKLYN
CENTER PRESS, and has full knowledge of the facts herein stated; that for more than one year prior
to the publication therein of the... 'l�+r: ... C17 ,7rF f . t.... l ��
hereto attached, said newspaper was
pr' d and publis din the City of Crystal in the County of Hennepin, State of :Minnesota, on Wednesday
of each week; that during all said time the following conditions have existed:
Said newspaper has been printed in the English language from its known office of publication within
the city from which it purports to be issued as above stated in column and sheet form equivalent in space
to at least 450 running inches of single column, two inches wide; it has been issued once each week from a
known office established in such place for publication and equipped with skilled workmen and necessary
material for preparing and printing the same; the press work thereon has been done in its known office of
publication; in its makeup not less than twenty -five per cent of its news column has been devoted to local
news of interest to the community which it purports to serve; it has contained general news, comment and
miscellany; it has not wholly duplicated any other publication and has not been entirely made up of pat-
ents, plate matter, and advertisements; it has been circulated in and near its said place of publication to the
extent of at least two hundred and forty (340) copies regularly delivered to paying subscribers; it has had
entry as second class matter in its local postoffice; has filed a copy of each issue with the State Histori-
cal Society in St. Paul; and there has been on file in the office of the County Auditor of Hennepin
County, Minnesota, the affidavit of a person having knowledge of the facts, showing the name and
location of said newspaper and the existence of the conditions constituting its qualifications as a legal
newspaper.
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printed and published therein in the English language once each week, for... ..successive weeks;
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14 Worth Hennepin Post
Brooklyn Center Press (1) O n- street parking and oft - street
New H loading,
Ho - Plymouth Post (a) The renting of not more than two
WtatdAesda?; August 25, 1865 Indoor parking spaces.
(3) Private garages, carports, screen (10) Fabricated metal products asfol-
houses, conservatories, etc. lows:
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 35 (4) Public recreational buildings in (a) office, computing and ac-
(ZONING) parks, playgrounds and athletic counting machines
OF VILLAGE ORDINANCES fields. (b) Household appliances
VILLAGEOFBROOKLYNCENTER (5) Playground equipment and instal- (c) Electric lighting and wiring
WHEREAS, the Village Council of the lations, Including private swim- equipment Section 35 -360._ OPEN SPACE DISTRICT
Pillage of Brooklyn Center desires to pro- ming pools and tennis courts, (d) Communication equipment in- (0 -I)
vide men t of certain vacant land for the guidance of the within develop- eluding radio and television I. PERMITTED USES
anen within the Vi1-
laze of Brooklyn Center, so as to insure a (6) Home occupations not to Include receiving sets a Public parks, playgrounds, athletic
safer, more pleasant, and more economical special home occupations as de- (e) Electronic components and fields and cultural andrecrea-
environment for residential, commercial, In- Pined In section 35 -880, accessories tional uses of non - commercial
dustrial and public activities, and to pro- (7) Signs, as permitted in the Brook- (il) Professional, scientific, elec- nature.
lyn Center Sign Ordinance. tronfc and controlling instru- b. Essential service structures in
mote. the health, safety, morals and general (8) Temporary real estate tract of- ments; photographic and optical easements or in rights -of -way
welfare; and I nCenter faces for the Public stree
WHEREAS, the Village ofBrookl ts or alleys as
purpose of selling goods, watches and clocks Of
has with the assistance of the Federal Gov-
lots on the tract upon which it is (12) Miscellaneous ma nufacturf fig authorized by Village franchise
ernment conducted a comprehensive landuse located. such as jewelry and silverware; and as required by State law.
plan Including policy statements, standards, (9) The renting of not more than two musical instruments and parts; C. Municipal offices,
sleeping rooms byaresidentfam- toys, amusement, sporting and d. Acces
and maps and programs for guiding the future Hy, provided adequate off - street athletic goods; and �rP uses incidental to the
development of private and public property pens, pencils, foregoing principal uses when
in the Village of Brooklyn Center and in the Parking is provided. and other office and artistic ma- Gated on the same lot with the
the
area known as the Farle Brown Farm; and 2. Special Uses terials use to which it is accessory
WHEREAS, the Village Council believes a. Special home occupations as defined b. The following wholesale trade acttvi- but not including any business
that the said land use investigation and in Section 35 -880, ties: not
industrial use. Such acces-
Planninc will assist in developing lands more b. Rooming houses and boardinghouses, sory uses to include but not be
wisely to serve citizens more effectively, c. Tents, stands and other temporary (1) Automotive equipment - restricted to the following:
and will make the provision of public service structures for church charities, (2) Drugs, chemicals and allied prod- (1) Off - street parking
less costly and will achieve a more secure carnivals, revival meetings and sim- ucts (2) Public recreational buildings
tax Lase: and ilar purposes when these are not (3) Dry goods and apparel in parks, playgrounds, and
WHEREAS, the goals and standards ofthe detrimental to the health, safety, (4) Groceries and related products athletic fields.
said land use plan and development guide morals, comfort or general welfare. (5) Electrical goods 2. SPECIAL USES
have been accepted in principle by the In this case, review by the Planning (8) Hardware, plumbing, heating None
University of Minnesota, the present owner et( 35 -361. OPEN' SPACE D1S-
Commission is waived in view
of the property known as the Earle Brown o[� 7 equi and supplies TRICT (0 -2)
Council's review The Council may ()Machinery, equipment and sup -
Farm: and impose such restrictions and con- plies 1. PERMITTED USES
WHEREAS, the Village Council of the a. Public parks, playgrounds, athletic
Village of Brooklyn Center desires to effec- t h e a s as are necessary to minimize 8 ()Other wholesale trade similar fields and other recreational uses
tuate the goals and development the adverse effects of such abutting and a to nature to the aforementioned
g op guides otthe use with respect to abutting and ad- uses such as paper and paper b. commercial recreation nature.
said Land Use Plan through zoning ordi- jacent properties, products, furniture and home fur-
nances: and d. Golf courses and accessory buildings nlshfngs and beer, wine and dis- o(a semi -open space nature such
WHEREAS, the University of Minnesota essential to the illed alcoholic " °as�f-pgirses and golf driving
has requested the Village of Brooklyn Center e operation otacourse, beverages, ranges.
h enact zoning ordinance hie of for the Earle but not including driving ranges, pressly excluding petroleum bulk c. Essential service structures in
Brown Farm so as to facilitate the sale e. Nursing homes and rest homes, stations and scrap and waste ma- easements or in ri ht s -of-wa y
I. Cemeteries terials and similar uses. g
of this land; and of public streets or alleys se
g. Public utility structures not to ease- c. The following service activities:
WHEREAS, the Village of Brooklyn Center ments or in rights -of -way of public (1) Laundering, dry cleaning and dye- authorized by Village franchise
desires to assist the University of Minnesota streets or alleys. Ing d• and as required c State law
in its efforts to sell and provide for the de- Section 35 -316. Multiple Family Resi- (2) Automobile and truck repair and Accessory uses inci dental to the
velopment of the land known as the Earle dence District ( Town houses and Garden wash foregoing principal uses when lo-
Brown Farm; and Apartments) Permitted use to which it is accessor Gated on the same lot with the
(3) Contract construction
WHEREAS, the Village Council of the 1. Permitted Uses (4) Kennels y but
Village of Brooklyn Center has not as yet a. Town houses or garden apartments (5) Veterinarian and animal ho Ital not including any business or in-
completed its review of the planning study as defined in Section 35 -680. (6) Automobile and truck rental dustrial use. Such accessory uses
above mentioned and the zoning ordinance b Public parks and playgrounds, leasing to include but not be restricted
proposed by the Planning Consultant for the to the following:
c. Essential service structures as per- d. Public transportation terminals
entire Village of Brooklyn Center, but de- matted in the R -1 district. e Public utility facilities (1) Off - street parking
sires, nevertheless, to enact an interim d. Accessory uses as permitted to the P• Accessory uses Incidental to the fore- ( Public recreational buildings
zoning ordinance to effectuate the planning R -1 district with the exce tion that goin at parks, playgrounds, and
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goals, standards and development g Principal uses when located athletic fields.
p guides no restriction is placed upon the on the same lot with the use to which (ion 3 35 Chapter 35 of the Village
with respect to the now vacant Earle Brown renting of indoor parking spaces. it 1s accessory. Such accessory uses of ' Brooklyn Center ordinances shall be
Farm.
NOW, THEREFORE, the Village Council 2. Special Uses. to Include but not be restricted to further amended by the addition of Section
the following: 35 -402
of the Village of Brooklyn Center ordains None. providing for tables of district re-
that Chapter 35 of the Village Ordinances Section 35 -317, Multiple Family Rest- (1) Off - street parking and oft - street qulrements in R -1, R -2, R -3, R -5, R -7
-entitled, `-Zoning Ordinance" shall be dence District (Walk -up 2 -1/2 story) (R -5) loading and I -2 districts,
amended as follows: 1. Permitted Uses. ( Signs as permitted in Section SecticZti 35 -402. TABLES OF DISTRICT_
Section 1. Section 35- 301'shallbeamended a. Multiple family dwellings notexceed- 35 -350 REQUIREMENTS FOR R -2, R -3, R -5, R -7
to read as follows: (The provisions added Ing two and one -half stories in height. ( Storage of materials provided and I -2 DISTRICTS
to this section by this amendment shall be b Accessory uses as permitted in the such storage is within completely
enclosed buildings
indicated by ). R -1 district with the exception that (4) Foundries
Section 35 -301. LAND USE DISTRICTS no restriction be placed upon the g. Other uses similar in nature to the
For the purpose of this ordinance, the Vil- renting of sleeping rooms and in- aforementioned uses provided they
lage of Brooklyn Center is hereby organ - door parking spaces• comply with the requirements set
ized into the following Land Use Districts: c. Essential service structures as per- forth in Section 35 -411 of this ordi-
Residence mitted In 'an R -1 district, nace
R -1 Single Family Residence District section 35 -318. Multiple Family Real- - -- - .
R -2 One and Two Family Detached Res- deuce District (High Rise) (R -7)
fdence District 1. Permitted Uses. _
R -3 Multiple Family Residence District a. Multiple family dwellings at no less
(Town House - Garden A))artments) than six stories in height.
R -5 Multiple Family Residence District b. Retail food shops, dry cleaning pick -
(walk-up z- 1 / :sfor ' up stations and valet shops in mul- SECTION 35 -402 DISTRICT REQUIREMENTS
R -7 ivlulffple Family Residence District tiple family dwellings containing TABLE 1: MINIMUM LOT REQUIREMENTS IN ZONES R -1, R -2, R -3, R -5, R-7,1-2 & I -3
(High Rise) thirty or more dwelling units. Such
Burin s shops to by accessible to the public
R -B Residence - Business District through a lobby, and no advertising
B -1 Local Dusiness District or display to be visible from outside District i Yard Setback.
B -2 Regional Business District of building. Area Width Front 2 Rear Side - Interior 3 Side- Corner 3
B -3 General Business District c. Essential service structures as per -
n ce mitted in the R - I district. R - 1 and R - 2
a n Space District d. Accessory uses as permitted in the
04 ppgn Soace District R -1 district with the exception that no One Family Detached Dwelling 9,500 75 35 40 10
25
Industrial restriction is placed upon the rent Two Family Dwelling 6,200 75 35 40 10 25
V2 Wustrial Park District I -1 Limited Industrial District Ing of sleeping rooms or indoor Public and Semi - Public Buildings 5,000 75 35 40 25
parking spaces,
I
ocation and boundaries of the dis 2. Special Uses. R -3 5 400 -- 35 25
tricts established by this ordinance are set 40 10 None forth in Section 35 -810, 815, 816. 817 818. R -5 2,700 100 35 40 10 25
820, 830, 840, 850, 8U, Q6o, and 86i. 1, Permitted uses Section 35 -351. INDUSTRIAL PARK 0 - R -7 (Footnote 4) 900 100 35 40 10
Unless otherwise indicated to relation a. The following manufacturing activi- I - 2
to established lines, points, or features, the - - -- 100 30 25 10 25
ties:
district boundary lines are the center lines - - -- 100 30 25 10 25
e o f xist or extended, lows: , streets, alleys or railroa rigor -or -way ( 1) Food and kindred products asrol- I In the case Of residential uses the minimum lot area shall apply to each unit.
eing
Chapter 3i shall be further (a) Dairy products
a -thr addition of Sections 35 -311, (b) Bakery products 2 Where ad y
35 -316, 35 -317, 35-318, 35 -351, 35 -360, (c) Confectionery and related
p roduct s front adjacent structures have front and setbacks different from those required, the
35 -361, as follows: P yard setback shall conform to the average setback of the adjacent structures. If
Sectton ;5 - One and Two Family (d) Beverages with the exception only one adjacent lot is oc b a structure the front and shall be the average of the
Detaches Residence District (R -2) of malt or malt liquors req p y ' y
1. Permitted Uses (e) Ice q ired setback and the setback of that adjacent structure. Where no more than 3 interior
a. One family detached dwellings. (f) Macaroni, spaghetti, vermi- lots have frontage on a "cross street,f and where the corner lots are developed so that
b. Two family dwellings, celli and noodles one each of their side yards face such cross street, the front yard setback of the interior
C. Public parks, playgrounds, unlighted (2) e mill products Apparel (3) Apparel and other finished prod -
lots shall conform to the side yard setbacks of the corner structures, but in no event to
athletic fields and other recreational
uses of a non - commercial nature. and similar & fro f ablrscs, leather exceed the required front yard setback of the zoning district within which the lots are
d. chapels, churches, temples and sytia_ located. Where an industrial district faces a residential district across a street, the front
gogues. (4) Lumber and wood products ex-
e, Public and private elementary and cept furniture and sawmills and yard setback of the industrial district along that street shall be no less than 100 feet.
secondary schools having a regular planing mills Setbacks along major thoroughfares shall in no event be less than 50 feet, measured from
course of study accredited by the (5) Furniture and fixtures the street right -of -way line.
Minnesota Department of Edcuation, (6) Converted paper arcl paperboard
I. Essential service structures tnease- products (as opposed to paper and
ments or in rights -of -way of public paperboard manufacturing) 3 Increase by 2 feet for every story over one story except that this regulation shall not
streets or alleys as authorized by (7) Printing, publishing and allied require a side yard greater than the applicable front yard setback.
Village franchise and as required by industries
State law. (8) Chemicals and anted products Garages must be set back at least 5 feet iron an interior side lot line, except that a
g. Accessory uses incidental to the fore- as follows: garage may be setback 3 feet from the interior lot line if the garage is located 20 feet or
going principal uses when located on (a) Drugs more to the rear of the house. Where a commercial district adjoins a residence district,,
the same, lot with the use to which (b) Soaps, detergents, and clean- the setback shall be not less than 25 feet. Where an industrial district adjoins a residence
it is accessory but not Including tog preparations, perfumes, district
any business or industrial use. Such cosmetics, and other toilet , the setback shall be not less than 100 feet.
accessory uses to Include but not be preparations (compounding
restricted to the following: and packaging only) 4 Where R -7 is adjacent to or abutts R -1 and R -2, a 40 foot minimum setback is required.
(9) Miscellaneous plastic products
TABLE 2: BUILDING REQUIREMENTS
District Height in Stories Floor Area Ratio
(Minimum) (Maximum) (Maximum)
R -1 and R -2
One Family Detached Dwellings . , , , , . . . .. 2 0.3
Two Family Detached Dwellings . . . , , , , , , -- 2 0,3
Public and Semi - Public Buildings .
R -3 ... .. . . . . .... . .. .. ... . -- 2 0.5
2 0.3
R-5 .... . . . . . .. . . . . --
. . . . . .... .. .. . .. .. . . . . --
R-7 ... 2 -1/2 0.4
1-1 . ... .. .. 6 -- 0.6
..
I-2 .. . . . . .. . .. . . . . . .. . . . . . . -- -- 1.0
-- -- 0.5
IM n 4n 4 Section 35 -411 entitled, "Spe-
Ci egnlremenis in Industrial Districts"
Shall be amended to read as follows: (The
portions added by this amendment shall be
Indicated by-----and the portions deleted
Shall be indicated by a cross -out).
Section 35 -411, SPECIAL REQUIRE-
QQME�)N)TS 1N INDUSTRIAL DISTRICTS. Q -1)'
4 . SeMnine
Screening must be provided and main-
tained by the owner of an industrial build-
ing adjacent to a residential area. Such
screening, either of planting, fence p or o w i p ll,
d
eye -level vision between the residen a an
industrial areas. Plans for proposedscreen-
ing must be presented to and approved by the
Building Inspector before a building permit
is granted. -
2, ExoJosI No activities involving
the storage, utilization or manufacture of
materials or products which could decom-
PoSe by detonation shall be permitted ex-
Section 6_ Section 35 -704 of the Ordf-
the such as are specifically licensed shall nances orMe Village of Brooklyn Center
the Village of be Council. Such materials shall shall be amended to read as follows; The
include but not be confined to: All primary (
explosives, such as lead oxide and lead sill- ortions added by this ordinance shall be ch indicated by -nd the portions
as T all high explosives and boosters, such deleted shall be Indicated by a cross -out.)
as TNT, RI)6, tetryt and ammonium nitrate;
propellants and components thereof such as
nitrocellulose, black powder, ammonium per-
Chlorate and nitroglycerine; blasting explo- Section 35 -704, MINIMUM PARKING SPACES REQUIRED
saves, such as dynamite, powdered magna -
stem, Potassium chlorate, Potassium per= . _ _
manganatss, and 6tweehee
pe reactor a nitrate; and as }}.Spac Retail b ' ^ ^ ^ °,
clear fuels and reactor elements such as
s .�.1 &;Ogg s*mre-fee6
uranium 35 and plutonium. A, a „ .
3. Noise, Noise shall not ex forty ' S' "� .14 "
dgcI I on any octavo band freaue fe_t ,f A_. ..... _.. _:._^_r.., -eB,89" _ tc�.t. _ .. _ d,,.§? K_
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�} �� tv 1s g� h
R et e i @mer f� II $e *
e use in ooerat on Decibel Seel s
bg meas,ir by ewipmenfineetfngthe sFi- 1 t „
ffgatlons of the American society 63 Tes �:
Ma ri
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— � v i bration, TTo ,qchvltyrth i { ;: n : >! E? ;r;
shall at any time se cau ea v gra ions
pq
;ceptible 6eyonU the limits of the Imme-
tM i site on which the operation is iocated,
5. Smokg and particulate Matter, Ao Residence Industry and Wholesale
smoke or other effusive or particulate me One and two family dwellings :. I space for evgry 2 emplrZvees
than
ter shall be discharged more bark or ogWe . } space per dwelline unit based upon r ei 2 emnl dem-
M th_e number one clakificptiou of t e Townhouse /garden apartment: basement during any work period- em-
e an Smoke ChaKi. 'py }ish_^� b� tP 2 spaces per dwelling unit or )space for each SUU square
n1 �f8te5 Bureag of 1\2ines, Measu}•e -, Multiole family dwelllnose feet of floor area, whichever re-
l ent shall be at the point of emission 2 spaces per dwelling unit feet
irement r the treater, In the
0all be emitted in such concentratjons teat
J spud or liggld h )artic lRS (hf ;env typR Come ce event the fatter requirement is
rating and Drinking Places: greater, adequate land area shall
they become detectible at the limits of the I space for every two f2) seats aired off -
Immediate site (Parkin[ spaces for "drive -in" be provided for the re street parking area but usable
6. Odor. Nona of the uses permitted shall, customers not to be included as a space need only be provided ac-
at-pnv time, cause the discharge of toxic, Part of the reauired off - street cording to the employee ratio.
ppxjous. or odorous, matter bevond tics lihpits, parking area)
Qf the i
Automobile Service Stations; Public and Semi- Public
9t ec t tR site in such concent 3 spaces for each enclosed bay Places of public assembly such as
as tq the ggtec d He Dlus one space for each day - shift Churches. theaters, auditoriums
pirec or 7. Glare and Heat, Glare beagr employee plus a minimum of two (other than school), mortuaries, sta-
bey& d the limits of limits of - s hall net of at detec detec the immediate alts from tible th spaces for se rvice vehicles and diums. arenas, and dance halls:
eyon one additional space for each 1 space for every 3 seats,
wh ch it originates. wastes. All solid waste material, de- Rest homes, nursing homes, sani-
tiris, refuse of garbage not disposed of --e service vehicle over two in num-
tariums and homes for the aged
through the public sanitat�y sewerate system Other retail stores or centers:_ and for children;
X11 be kegZ within a completely enclosed 11 spaces for the first 1,000 1 space for ever
y 4 beds Sias 1
building or properly contained in a ciosW' square feet of eross floor area: space for every emplo plus 1
container desitned such lurposes. A,11 9 spaces for each 1,000 square space for each staff doctor.
.Xastes shall bg t reated in compliance with feet of area in excess of 1.000 Ho_ s iFaIS:
existfnt leatslation. feet, but not exceeding 30,000 — 1 space for every 2 beds plus
9, rase §$nd Ac Jelly, n st square feet: 7 spaces for each one space for every 2 employees
Park District (I - 2) all oroduc foq. ragg, 1,000 square feet of area in excess and 1 space for each staff doctor,
servicl m or merchandis exeeptoff- street of 30 000 square feet, but not School Auditoriums andGvmnaslums:
exceeding 100,000 square feet: 5
s 1 space for every 6 seats
Sees for each 1,000 square feet
of area exceeding 300,060 square Schools: elementary and Junior high
- r _ ein U' _st t d1h f e e - t •. exc uding auditoriums and gvm-
w o e closed lmhndtth�, Mote a .
nasiums
i!!1 ore o� 9117 ix tend w3 8etbaCk 1 space for each unit plus one
R . 1 space for each classroom plus 1
No LMuaF rfal use 81 9117 exend fiiin 56
feet of a lakeswre.or watercourse, space for each employee on any pace for Rach 5n ghlnt caps_
11. CgmQlfapcP None one of the Dermitted one shift, de
city
?8% fn J ft Jndustrfal District or in the Bow in3 g Alle ;
�,.�f1'ill Park District, during the period 7'spacels for each alley. Schools; senior high through college
their operations. Shall fall to satisfy Medical and Dental Clinics: excluding auditor in and gymncsi-
3 spaces for each dpetor or den- u — m •- s � : •
Qt t1hR standards set forth above. Il. tilt ales one s pace for eye: v space for each 2 faculty mem-
rmt♦iatlon of hwn- compliance with those,
S' lie' tnafority vote of the Planninr s
,q miitalon shalt be deemed a sufficlet_ i; employees or 1 space fp each hers or other employees plus
[ 1 ! [ space for each 30 au de nt capa
15q sauare feet of gross poor i� y.
to f tectlbilf for vibration,pa rticulate area, whichever requirement is Use not covered by this list.
4 tY. the greater.
m$, 1. odor, glare ahha heat. For nolaeh Spaces as required for the most
cpm
s determlilatlonSOfcOmbll Other commerce excluding wholesale s paces use a re determined by
�o giv shelf be b) an (service establishments. busine ssand the loaning o mission.
.7 s e oraalilzation satisfactory professional offices except medical Sect q,,
and dental clinics): ion 7 Section 35 -705 of the Ordi-
tg all riles eoncernedi or if there is 1 space for each 200 square feet nenm °�& Village of Brooklyn Center
by such testi organlza- shall be amended as follows; a
t of gross floor area, (The portions
+!!$y !tf •sei lected by the 'ncil added by this ordinance shall be indicated
$ t rfy rev nail e
` ��_ _ vl a a . h be indicated by a cross-out)
ons deleted shall
by
ncurred n ha as
1n et �}oyna or tP s F_ tplyr be
1y pv } nwir or ghhmrator Section 35 -705 — MINIMUM PARKING STANDARDS
s ose lion -comp lance with thR
The following minimum parking standards are hereby adopted for all zones:
�imrtnance s ndai s ' in c h V y { p ni tih R n 5 E iv i lUtr
y g} R[ S[l[Ig COS[ Sl s�l ellC•'eEf{tell4tele
he owner or ooeratnr. -
$ tom_
S. Section 35 -62o of the Ordl- � -a&" 44+.0.
names o Village of Brooklyn Center 4Fi- de,'tees 9+W+ 48"
shill be amended to read as follows: (The Be deem 4WL 4860.
Portions ado d by this ordinance shall be Pa .4+6"
indicated b1' and the portions An gle Space 2 Space Lengths Plus One Center Aisle
deleted shall be indicated by a cross -out.)
OFF - STREET LOADING. Width Curb to Curb Curb Overlap
i Conner on with any structure which is " 'g
to be erected or substantially altered and 90 degrees g 63'0"
Which requires the receipt or distribution 60 degrees 9'0" 6010" 5516"
Of materials or merchandise by trucks or 45 degrees 9'3" 52'6"
similar vehicles, 46'0"
30 degrees 9'6" 46'6" 3816"
+abler there shall be provided oft -street 1. Minimum Number of Berths Required: 0 degrees (Parallely 8 24 (1 space length)
loading space on the basis of the follow-
ing minimum requirements: a. For retail commerce, wholegIle commerce, manufacturing An accurate dimensional parking layout which complies with the fore going shall
and warehousing be submitted prior to any construction and the parking arrangement shall thereafter
comply with such layout.
Square feet of aggregate Minimum required
gross floor area number of berths Section 8. Chapter 35 of the Ordinances De scri pt ion mmecmg at e cast L in e "
of the Village of Brooklyn Center shall be quarter corner
•�� 3Cf" � amended by adding thereto Section 35-816 of Section 35, Township 119, Range 21;
h " `- "` "`"�} "f• which shall read as follows; thence South along the East line of said
Under 8,000 . . . . . . . . . . . • . 1 Sutton 35 -81¢, MULTIPLE FAMILY Section 35, a distance of 1235.41 feet; thence
RESIDENCE DISTRICT (Town House -Gar- Westerly deflecting to the right 88 degrees,
den Apartments) (R -3) 02 minutes, 50 seconds, a distance of 500.96
8,000 to 25,000 , , , , . , , . 2 The multiple family residence district feet; thence Northwesterly deflecting to the
"S „r t„ r (R -3 ) 0
boundaries are as follows: right 27 degrees 38 minutes, a distance
25,,000 to 40 ,000 ... , , . , , , . . . . That part of the Northwest 1/4 of See- of 1447.67 feet to the actual point of beginning
90 , 0 00 up 68 am ifie!"efing • tion 35, Township 119, Range 21, described of the line to be described; thence at a right
$' as follows: Beginning at the point of inter- angle Northeasterly 930 feet; thence North-
40. 000 to 100 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...�. section of the West line of said section with erly on a tangential curve to the left,
Pera the center line of the West bound lane of With a radius of 663.32 feet, a distance of
100 000 t0 250 000 - U. S. Highway No. 694; thence Southeasterly 295.03 feet; thence North in a straight line,
ti f ' ' ' ' ' ' ' , , , • • • • • • • • • • point therein along said center line to a tangent to last described curve, a distance
Each additional 200,000 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . distant a
1 of 535 feet; thence Norther) Northwester)
along said Northwesterly, measured and Westerly on a tangential curve to the
d center feet Northwestenter line, from the point of t a
i
beginning of Line "A ", hereinafter described; left, with a radius of 84 feet, a dis-
b. For other nags• 4, Accessi thence Northeasterly deflecting to the left n a of 1 line, feet; the Westerly
Space adequate for the convenient Eacn loadinn berth stall be located 89 degrees, 18 minutes, 50 seconds a dish n a straight line, tangent to last described
and unconeested loading and on- with approximate means of access' curve, a distance of 1580 feet to a point
I I tance of 701,36 feet; thence Northerly on a
ldina of mated• ls_ to a pub iC street or alley in manner designated as and hereinafter referred to
2. Loco on: which will least interfere with traffic, tangential curve to the left with a radius as Point "X "; thence continuing Westerly
of 745,76 feet, a distance of 296.48 feet
All loads berths shall be twenty- 5. Accessor Uses; along last described course a distance of
thence Northerly In a straight line, tangent
five C45) feet o r more from the inter- nnv area allocated as a required 861,56 feet; thence Northwesterly along a
to last described curve, to aforesaid Line
fectfon of two (2) street rt t. " " ht -of- loading berth or access drive Boas to tangential curve to the right, with a radius
A "; thence Northwesterly along said Line
way lines. Loading berths shall not be comply with the terms of this Ordi- to the West line of 483.7 feet, a distance of 290.9 feet;
t
occupy any yard requirements r -� nonce shall not be used for storage South along said sectiti said section; thence on line to the point thence Northwesterly in a straight line, tan-
dering a street, of goods, inoperable vehicles nor be of beginning EXCEPT that part lying with bent to last described curve, to the West
3, •i? mciude3 as apart of the area nec- the right of way of U.S Highway No. 694, line of said Section 35 and there terminal-
JJnless otherwise specified the first essary to meetfhe off - street parking ing.
berth required shall ngtpR less than area.
elve ( 2) feet y in width and fifty
(50) feet in length. Additional berths
sell be not less than twelve (i21
feet in width and twenty -rive (25)
feet in length All Joe i n gberthsshall
maintain a height of fourteen (14)
feet or more,
geclion g, Chapter 35 of the Ordinances of East 1/2 of the Southeast 1/4 of the North-
the Vii lage of Brooklyn Center shall be east 1/4 of said Section 35; thence South along said right of way line 320 feet; thence
amended by adding thereto Section 35 -817 along the West line of said East 1/2 to' at a right angle Northeasterly 560 feet;. right of way line of U, s. Highway No.
which shall read as follows: the South line of the North 1/2 of the North 1/2 thence Northwesterly 69 degrees 51 minutes 694, distant 1080 feet Northwestern of the
of the East 1/2 of the Southeast 1/4 of
Section 35 -817 MULTIPLE FAMILY 06 seconds, a distance of 2067.23 feet; Y,
thence Northerly 210 feet to Point "X" intersection of said right of way line and
RESIDENCE DISTRICT (Walk -up -2 1/2 the Northeast 1/4 of said section; thence hereinafter described; thence West along aforesaid Lice "A "; thence Northwesterly
story) (R -5) East along last said South line to a point aforesaid Line "A" a distance of 330 feet; along said right of way lice to an 3pter-
The multiple family residence district therein distant 300 feet West of the West thence Southeasterly deflecting to the left section with the Southerly extension ofatore-
(R-5) boundaries are established as fol- right of way line of Humboldt Avenue North; 110 degrees a distance of 350 feet; thence said Lice "Z"; thence Northerly along said
lows: thence Southerly parallel with the said West- southerly deflecting to the right 18 degrees line extended to the actual point of begin -
That part of the Northeast 1/4 of Sec- erly right of way line 'to the South line a distance of 250 feet; thence Southeasterly ning.
tion 35, Township 119, Range 21, described of the Northeast 1/4 of said section; thence Description of Line "A!'
as follows: Beginning at point of inter- East along last said South line to the right deflecting a the left E degrees a distance Commencing at the East
g � t th i g of 1050 feet; thence Easterly deflecting to � quarter Corner
section of the Westerly right of way line of of way line of U. S. Highway No. 694; the left 33 degrees a distance of 230 feet; of Section 35, Township 119, Range 21,
Humboldt Avenue North with the South line thence Southerly and Westerly along last said thence Southeasterly deflecting to the right thence South along the East line of said
of the North 1/2 of the North 1/2 of the right of way line to the point of beginning. 34 degrees it minutes 21 seconds a dis- Section 35, a distance of 1235.41 feet; thence
East 1/2 of the Southeast 1/4 of the North- Description of Line "A" tance of 550 feet; thence Southwesterly 315 Westerly deflecting to the right 88 degrees
east 1/4 of said section; thence West along Commencing at the East quarter corner feet to the point of beginning. 02 minutes 50 seconds, a distance of 550.96
said South line 300 feet; thence Southerly of Section 35, Township 119, Range 21; That part of the Northwest 1/4 of Section feet; thence Northwesterly deflecting to the
parallel with the Westerly right of way of thence South along the East line of said 35, Township 119, Range 21, described as right 27 degrees 38 minutes, a distance
Humboldt Avenue North to the South line Section 35, a distance of 1235.41 feet; thence follows: Beginning at Point "X" herein- of 1447.67 feet to the actual point of begin -
of said Northeast 1/4; thence East along Westerly deflecting to the right 88 degrees, after described, in Line "A" hereinafter ning of the line to be described; thence
the South line of said Northeast 1/4 to the 02 minutes, 50 seconds, a distance of 500.96 described; thence West along said Line "A„ at a right angle Northeasterly 930 feet,
Westerly right of way line of Humboldt feet; thence Northwesterly deflecting to the a distance of 330 feet; thence Northwesterly thence Northerly on a tangential curve to
Avenue North; thence Northerly along said right 27 degrees 38 minutes, a distance of deflecting to the right 78 degrees to the the left, with a radius of 663.32 feet, a
right of way line to the point of beginning. 1447.67 feet to the actual point of beginning of Southerly line of 69th Avenue North (County distance of 295.03 feet; thence North in
ction 10 Chapter 35 of the Ordinances the line to be described; thence at a right angle Road No. 130); thence Easterly along the ' a straight line, tangent to last described
of the Vil age of Brooklyn Center shall be Northeasterly 930 feet; thence Northerly on Southerly line of 69th Avenue North to an curve, a distance of 535 feet; thence North -
- amended by adding thereto Section 35 -818 a tangential curve to the left, with a radius erly, Northwesterly, and Westerly on a tan -
which shall read as follows: of 663.32 feet, a distance of 295.03 feet; intersection with a line drawn Northwesterly gential curve to the left, with a radius of
of degrees deflecting from West North
Section 35 -818. MULTIPLE FAMILY thence North in a straight line, tangent to from the point f beginning and t an angle 848.82 feet, a distance of 1283.08 feet; thence
RESIDENCE DISTRICT (High Rise) (R -7) last described curve, a distance of 535 feet; from m aforesaid Line "A," thence Southeast- heast - westerly in a straight line, tangent to last
The multiple family residence district thence Northerly, Northwesterly and West- erly along said line so drawn to the point described curve, a distance of 1580 feet
(R -7) boundaries are established as fol- erly on a tangential curve to the left, with a of beginning. to a point designated as and hereinafter re-
lows: a radius of 848.82 feet, a distance of 1283.08 Description of Line "A„ ferred to as Point "X"; thence continuing
That part of the North 1/2 of Section 2, feet; thence Westerly in a straight line, Commencing at the East quarter corner Westerly along last described course a
Township 118, Range 21, and of the South tangent to last described curve, a distance of Section 35, Township 119, Range 21; distance of 861.56 feet; thence Northwesterly
1/2 of Section 35, Township 119, Range 21, of 1580 feet to a point designated as and thence South along the East line of said along a tangential curve to the right, with
described as follows: Commencing at the hereinafter referred to as Point "X"; thence Section 35, a distance of 1235.41 feet; thence a radius of 483.7 feet a distance of 290.9
Northeast corner of Lot 32, Auditor's Sub- continuing Westerly along last described Westerly deflecting to the right 88 degrees feet; thence Northwesterly in a straight line,
division Number 218, Hennepin County, Min- course a distance of 861.56 feet; thence 02 minutes 50 seconds, a distance of 500.96 tangent to last described curve, to the West
nesota, thence West along the North line of Northwesterly along a tangential curve tothe feet; thence Northwesterly deflecting to the line of said Section 35 and ther4 termin-
satd Lot 32, a distance of 820 feet; thence right, with a radius of 483.7 feet a distance right 27 degrees 38 minutes, a distance of ating.
Northeasterly deflecting to the right 116 of 290.9 feet; thence Northwesterly in a 1447.67 feet to the actual point of beginning Section 15, Section 35 -880 of the Ordi-
degrees. 18 minutes, 08 seconds, a distance straight line, tangent to last described curve, of the line to be described; thence at a nance of the Village of Brooklyn Center shall
Apartments: A dwelling
of the feet to the actual tract of land to be described; bed; thence there terminating. Northerly on a tangential curve to the West line of said Section 35 and .right angle Northeasterly 930 feet; thence be amended by adding thereto the following'
of the definitions:
beginning
continuing Northeasterly along last d Lt 31, 32, 33 and 34 Auditor' with a radius of 663.32 feet, a a the left, Townhouse/Garden A distance unit horizonGalty attached to one or more
course 2155 feet; thence at a right ht angle angle Lots s Sub- of 295.03 feet; thence North in a straight
Northwesterly 320 feet; thence Northwest- division 218, Hennepin County, Minnesota line, tangent to last described curve, a dis- similar dwelling units in a linear or clustered
erly, Westerly and Southwesterly along a except for Brookdale 1st Addition to the tance of 535 feet; thence Northerly, North- arrangement. Characteristic features of
tangential curve to the left, with a radius Village of Brooklyn Center, Hennepin Coun- westerly and Westerly on a tangential curve townhouses are their private entrances and
of 450 feet, a distance of 706.86 feet; thence ty, Minnesota. to the left, with a radius of 848.82 feet, small private Yards (patios for outdoor living).
Southwesterly in a straight line, tangent to Lot 2, Block 1, Brookdale lst Addition a distance of 1283.08 feet; thence Westerly The townhouse or garden apartment usually
last described curve, a distance of 390 and Outlot 2, Brookdale tat Addition, the in a straight line, tangent to last described includes at least one large common area of
feet, thence Southwesterly on a tangential Village of Brooklyn Center, Hennepin Coun- curve, a distance of 1580 feet to a point open space for athletic and recreational
curve to the left, with a radius of 1232.99 ty, Minnesota, designated as and hereinafter referred to purposes. In the Mtd -West, townhouses
'feet, a distance of 588.56 feet; thence South- as Point '•X"; thence continuing Westerly usually do not exceed 2 stories in height.
erly in a straight line, tangent to last along last described course a distance of High Rise Apartment: A multiple family
That part of tract G, Registered Land g 6 awetlin or more stories high.
described curve, a distance of 722.74 feet; Survey 936, lying East of Shingle Creek, 861.56 feet; thence Northwesterly along a Walk in A W o multiple
thence Southerly and Southeasterly along a Hennepin County, Minnesota. tangential curve to the right, with a radius 1 whose u familydwell-
tangential curve to the left, with a radius Sectio 1 Chapter 35 of the Ordinances of 483.7 feet a distance of 290.9 feet; thence ng upper floor apartments are ac-
of 197.17 feet, a distance of 215.6 feet; Northwesterly in a straight line, tangent cessible by stairs only.
thence Southeasterly in a straight line, tan- of Village of Brooklyn Center shall be to last described curve, to the West line Dwelling t1tffichP A dwelling unit which
gent to last described curve, a distance of amended by adding thereto Section 35 -860 is lolned o anotner dwelling or building b
which shall read as follows: of said Section 35 and there terminating. at one or more sides a
125 feet to the actual point of beginning. Section 35 -86q. OPEN SPACE DISTRICT Section 14. Chapter 35 of the Ordinances or walls. party wall
Section 11, Section 35 -850 of the Ordinance BOUNDARIES (0-1): of the Village of Brooklyn Center shall bey Dwelli Detached: A dwelling unit which
of the Village of Brooklyn Center shall be %, g
amended by deleting therefrom the second Open space district boundaries are es- amended by adding thereto Section 35 -861 is enf(rely surrounded by open space on
tablished as follows: which shall read as follows: the same lot.
paragraph. That part of the South 1/2 of Section Section 35 -861. OPEN SPACE DISTRICT 'Public Trans
rtatlon T rmii��aa1l• A building
Section 12. Chapter 35 of the Ordinances 35, Township 119, Range 21, and of the BOUNDARIES (0 -2); for assemblLig or dtsassekkIWK of people
of the Village of Brooklyn Center shall be North 1/2 of Section 2, Township 118, Range Open space district boundaries (0 -2) are arriving or departing by means of public
amended by adding thereto Section 35 -851 21, described as follows: Commencing at established as follows: transportation.
which shall read as follows: the Northeast corner of Lot 32, Auditor's That part of North 1/2 of Section 35, ecti n 16 This ordinance shall become
Section 35 -Q INDUSTRIAL PARK Subdivision Number 218, Hennepin County, Township 119, Range 21, described as follows: a — ectiv rom and after its passage and
BOUNDARIES (I -2) Minnesota; thence West along the North line Beginning at a point in the Northeasterly legal publication.
Industrial Park District boundaries (I -2) of said Lot 32 a distance of 820 feet; thence right of way line of U. S. Highway No. Passed by the Village Council the 16th
are established as follows: Northeasterly deflecting to the right 116 694, distant 760 feet Northwesterly of the day of August, 1965.
The part of the North 1/2 of Section 2, degrees, 18 minutes, 08 seconds a distance intersection of said right of way line with
Township 118, Range 21, and of the South of 2755 feet to the actual point of begin- Line "A" hereinafter described; thence CORDON M. ERICKSON,
1/2 of Section 35, Township 119, Range 21, ning of the tract of land to be described; Northeasterly at a right angle to said right Mayor
described as follows: Commencing at the thence continuing Northeasterly along last of way line a distance of 560 feet; thence ATTEST:
Northeast corner of Lot 32, Auditor's Sub- described course 411.5 feet; thence North- Northwesterly deflecting to the left 69 degrees EARL A. SIMONS,
Clerk
division Number 218, Hennepin County, Min- easterly in a straight line to the South- 51 minutes 06 seconds a distance of 200
nesota; thence West along the North line westerly right of way line of U. S. Highway feet to the actual point of beginning of the (SEAL)
of said Lot 32, a distance of 820 feet; No. 694, said straight ape if•extendedNorth- tract of land to be described; thence con- August (Published
1 g5� The North Hennepin Post
thence Northeasterly deflecting to the right easterly would intersect the point of be- timing Northwesterly along last described
116 degrees, 18 minutes, 08 seconds a dis - ginning of Line "A" hereinafter described; course a distance of 1867.23 feet; thence
tance of 3166.5 feet; thence Northeasterly in thence Northwesterly along said right of way Northerly 210 feet to Point "X," herein -
a straight line to the Southwesterly right of line to an intersection with the Northeasterly after described; thence Easterly, South-
way line of U. S. Highway No. 694, said extension of the Easterly line of Brookl easterly and Southerly along aforesaid Line
straight line if extended Northeasterly would - "A" to a point therein distant 1705.03
intersect the point of beginning of Line "A" Drive as platted in Garden City 1st Addi- Po
hereinafter described; thence Southeasterly tion (said line extended being a curved feet Northerly, measured along said Line
and Southerly along said right of way line line, convex to the East, with a radius "A" from the point of beginning of sai&
to its intersection with the Northwesterly of 1138.16 feet); thence Southwesterly along Line "A "; thence Southwesterly 1141.9
right of way line of State Highway No. 100; said line extended and along the Easterly feet to the actual point of beginning.
thence Southwesterly along the Northwest- line of Brooklyn Drive to the most North- That part of Section 35, Township 119,
erly right of way line of State Highway erly corner of Lot 1, Block 3 in said addition; Range 21, described as follows: Beginning
No. 100 to its intersection with the East thence Southeasterly along the Northeast- at a point in Line "A," hereinafter describ-
line of aforesaid Lot 32; thence North along erly line of said Lot 1 to the most East- ed, distant 330 feet West of Point "X ";
the East line of said Lot 32 to the point of erly corner of said Lot 1; thence Southwest- hereinafter described; thence Southeasterly
erly along the Southeasterly line of said deflecting 70 degrees from East to South
beginning• from said Line "A," a distance of 350
That part of the Northwest 1/4 of Sec- Block 3 and the same extended to the North- feet; thence Southerly deflecting to the right
tion 35, Township 119, Range 21, described east corner of Lot 1, Block 2 in said addi- 18 degrees a distance of 250 feet to the
as follows: Beginning at a point in Line }ion; thence Easterly along an extension of actual
the Northerly line of Lot 1 in said Block 2 Point beginning of the tract of
West hereinafter described, t feet to the center line of Shingle Creek; thence land to be described, said last described
West of Point t hereinaffter r described; ibed; Southwesterly along said center line to the course being hereinafter designated as and
thence Southeasterly deflecting 70 degrees, North line of Lot 62 in said Auditor's referred as Line 11 h thence Southeast -
from East to South from said Line "A," erly deflecting to the left 45 degrees a
a distance of 350 feet; thence Southerly Subdivision No. 218; thence West to the distance of 1050 feet; thence Easterly de-
t:et_ to the right 18 degrees to the cen- Northwest corner of said Lot 62; thence
South alon the West line of said Lot 62 fleeting the left 33 degrees a distance
el '4Ttie' 04` the West bound lane of U. S. g of 230 feet; thence Southeasterly deflecting
Highway No. 694; thence N •rthWester' -p LIOR; to the Northwest corner of Lot 32 in said
subdivision; thence East along the North a the right degrees 11 minutes 21 seconds,
said center line to a point therein distant line of said Lot 32 to an intersection with
said c a 315 feet to of f o a point in the Northeasterly
of feet; thence Southwesterly
3 feet Northwesterly, measured along
said center line, from the point of beginning aline parallel with and 150 feet East of the -
of aforesaid Line "A"• thence Northeasterly West line of said Lot 62; thence North along
deflecting to the right 90degrees, 41 minutes, last said parallel line to an intersection with
10 seconds a distance of 701.36 feet; thence a line parallel with and 350 feet North of the
Northerly on a tangential curve to the left, North line of said Lot 32; thence East along
with a radius of 745.76 feet a distance of last said parallel line to an intersection with
296.48 feet; thence Northerly in a straight, a line drawn from the actual point of be-
line, tangent to last described curve, a dis- ginning to a point in the North line of said
tance of 248.74 feet to aforesaid Line "A"; Lot 32, distant 820 feet West of the North -
thence Easterly along said Line "A," a dis- east corner of said Lot 32; thence North-
tance of 480 feet to the point of beginning; easterly along said line so drawn to a
EXCEPT that part lying within the Right point therein distant 600 feet Northeasterly,
Of Way of U. S. Highway No. 694, measured along said line so drawn, from
That part Of Government Lot 1, Section the North line of said Lot 32; thence at a
35, Township 119, Range 21, Beginning at right angle Northwesterly 125 feet; thence
the Northwest corner of said section 35; Northwesterly and Northerly along a tan -
thence South along the West line of said gential curve to the right, with a radius
section to an intersection with Line "A„ of 197.17 feet, a distance of 215.6 feet;
hereinafter described; thence Southeasterly thence Northerly in a straight line, tangent
and Easterly along said Line "A" to last described curve, a distance of 722.74
to a point therein distant 330 feet West Of feet; thence Northeasterly along a tangential
Point "X," ft
hereinaer described; thence curve to the right, with a radius of 1232.99
Northwesterly deflecting to the left 102 de- feet, a distance of 588.56 feet; thence North-
grees to the Southerly line of 69th Avenue easterly in a straight line, tangent. to last
North (County Road No. 130); thence North- described course, a distance of 390 feet;
westerly along the Southerly line of said thence Northeasterly, Easterly and South-
69th Avenue North to the North line of easterly along a tangential curve to the
said Section 35; thence West along the right, with a radius of 450 feet, a distance
North line of said section to the point of of 706.86 feet; thence Southeasterly in a
beginning, straight line, tangent to last described curve,
That part of Section 35, Township 119, a distance of 320 feet to the actual point
Range 21, described as follows: Beginning of beginning.
at the intersection of the Northeasterly That part of Lot 62, Auditor's Subdiv-
right of way line of U. S. Highway No. 694 ision Number 218, Hennepin County, Min -
with Line "A," hereinafter described; thence nesota, described as follows: Beginning
Northwesterly along said right of way line at a point in the North line of Lot 32 in
and its Northwesterly extension 760 feet: said subdivision, distant 150 feet East of
thence at a right angle Northeasterly 560 the Northwest corner of said Lot 32; thence
feet; thence Northwesterly deflecting to the East along the North line of said Lot 32
left 69 degrees, 51 minutes, 06 seconds, to a point therein distant 820 feet West of
a distance of 200 feet; thence Northeasterly the Northeast corner of said Lot 32; thence
1141.92 feet to a point in aforesaid Line Northeasterly deflecting to the left 63 degrees
"A," distant 1705.03 feet Northerly, meas- 41 minutes 52 seconds to an intersection
ured along said Line "A" from the point with a line parallel with and 350 feet North
of beginning of said Line "A "; thence North- of the North line of said Lot 32; thence
erly, Northwesterly and Westerly along said West along said parallel line to an inter -
Line "A" a distance of 2918.08 feet; thence section with a line drawn North from the
Northerly deflecting to the right 78 degrees point of beginning and parallel with the
to the Southerly line of 69th avenue North; West line of said Lot 62; thence south to
thence Easterly along the Southerly line of the point of beginning.
69th Avenue North to the West line of the That part of Section 35, Township 119,
East 1/4 of the Northeast 1/4 of the North- Range 21, described as follows: Beginning
east 1/4 of said Section 35; thence South at a point in the Northeasterly right of way
along the West line of said East 1/4 to the line of U. S. Highway No. 694, distant
South line of said Northeast 1/4 of the North- 1080 feet Northwesterly of the intersection
east 1/4; thence West along the last said of said right of way line with Line "A"
South line to the Northwest corner of the hereinafter described; thence Southeasterly