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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1973 12-06 PCP ­LTING ��R FIE 6,: 1973 t o ordcr , 1. c;F,1 .1 Sm eer IS, 19Y3 Ile plai`fAint q conunission ir body. One r~f the CartimissiOR"S fllrxcti0l' x.f,, to hr.4d put,Jiv rienrings In the I,natt,ers corir-,,arv!.,ed in these hearings, the C, .c)T�,.Mj-,.jsjon makes reco mm endat ions t thc- (2ity eo-ancil � The City Couric*il makes all f :al- decisions OK I thOse matters . 73039 Clvo-�,,cln of Triune aod. Deve -w 73040 lopment C,I Apq)ruval for Tri'c't'!4 q%,4eer, Xe.rx-r-s AverAr- and .Bxockly- Boulevard, 55ch to 56th Averlji-s ()v t h t,;carthbx-)ok tqt rs�xry S-I) 7 304 1 Use AlliaTfrc� church- A , 73042 -Jijjj,,jnary AppYcW-1 f'6 r2— Tvl',Ln LaRc 3043 Oil. cr,rclpa,vy W �Z k- 2 i0 0 Ms " sue Dunkley 73044 Spec' aj use Permit for Nursery Scb.(�oj at Vatheran Church Of tb�e jjjas ter . American Bakeries 73045 Site and Building Plan Approval fc'.sr Distribluticr5 Cer,,.ter and Retail Store, 69t.h Avenue Forth, easterly of Brooklyn Boulevard. 13. C.T -P 73037 Artie ndme,n t tc B,uildinq Plan for Spec,j'_iat,ive ',Kndustrial Building No. G. L3, -,,)2!3cussjGn 11--ems .- Council Djoratorium on Mult.i -Residi.,atial an,d jr.terim Ordinance St1)'IY,, b, S2- 'fa. Neighb-prhood 'Land Use Pal icik=$ Review f--*f comprehensive Plan. I.A., AdJotirnrient> • 7 3 0 9 ontessori School t sc,-P..etJJue,,, and came to, O-u-r d J.O.r .J.--e sa-,:C,.V -Rspevtion was mrade. "b fn e, trie T2�-,Iujze -C!G-2 !k.ere inspevi-,� C.4 a, C,"za "'T -I , p va Y s r - a the operait-icr, as f-., 2.1-Voys chj.ldren� thcan 29 WtLdents per 2;`-; nu -6 of ;age„ L-rJae-re 0,10 nfor;dav through for is Of of !wb 3. C I'e t h y • z';,p 2- a 1. I)e -,,,,:Lth all ancl as to szifetY heal ancl code and s-uch Compliance be documen-ted by the a z7o t ppprlat e inspectiOn agencies o -Me pr fax to I.,he issu'ance of the sDecial nse peraol-k- 2� `''.he special ulst,- pa-,aiit shall be ffj�r a '1rpjejve mouth period comrueiicing on t;he da-Zre og issue, and the operatior shall 3.-#e ill accordance uith the provvisivrar, Of: the applicant."s Opexzting license. e- crp e 1--a t i on 33111-I I be Ii m i t,e ti t v n n, ruo-F-e t' I'l a n 2 9 per ✓essian he]-Ild the premiees. 73040 D ton CO- ay P ec� ,Tee ft r4orth and Brooklyn Boulevardr from 55t1h. to 5-6th N,'OZUl- prelit,linary plat AID roval. q,Vi e-r, -P 11,09 .q4S nropoSed SUrVeY iO intended to update R.L.S, -4 - .1 nt- and the of LaPayettO s"Oke to, Gina, s €,a6 :ep-ceseit tlne com.pleti.0at of the deve"c -, - l - tIRLYS.S . c:F twe- -v Irac. s. -wmlld be s1.l*jbje,-."",-, acct the plat sub,le :'_ the r--opuirements • The be -aviww by -r-he • Ave cd • -per,,,,•.- .i.M. NEW ..p LV NO. `7 0 YO Scl' ooll ch lnv_-tnne p co i 4- Udren 0-i IAO chl e `-a tz�1 at sta ;gerecl hFc J),-z en 2'ui "0­-*-2:i-':'C" ac the o- a n,, ­ a. "Aacant uir fi�eal- Hcienciec as .Oil. as 1:11's., _'-eq e a 1 y the ne�rll (Sunc'iay SCI%001 &C-5-d-i-i F,a:e a numndDer of•Qz. safei;v 'C.:­.'a ? py 7 �ce of a tiv.-.7 o n lt 1 cc- I a ou:✓ E 0 a F r1l C.1 10 r� j It t sa 1 a. co .an C e .-Dc' C'00"7' 0%- C -le s, • PJL�'kV1�i N:s cowI SS ION I Npr O MATION SHEET • Application Flo. 73042 Applicants John A. Greenly LoCativftt 5255 E. ',VIA Lake Boulevard Request-. Preliminary Plat ApprovOl The applicant's pVaperty is described as Lot 2, Block 4, 'Twin Lake Woods Addition, which was platted its 1947. The property has 226.0 ft. :frontage on Twin Labe Boulevard, and an dfftctive lot, depth of 117.5 It. on the north and 283 ft. on the south. The applicant's house is located in the middle of the property; a large inlet.-lagoon is located on the northerly portion. The applicant proposed dividing the lot into three parcels in 1966 (.�ppl.icartion Ito. 66045° and the Comission recommended denial— noting that a two lot division would be acceptable. • The item was riot presented to the Council. The recommendation for denial was • apparently based upon the factors of the inlet-lagoon, the location of the house, and the shape and size of the lot. The proposed plat comprehends the creation of a new lot at the southerly end_ of the property; the new lot line would be IO feet from� the existing house. While the new lot would have an odd configuration, clue to a deviation in the south lot line, the minimum requirements of the Subdivision Ordinance are met. Approval Wbul.d be subject to the following conditions s 1. The final plat shall be subject to review by the City Bngineer; 2. The final plat shall be subject to the requirements of Chapter 15 of the city Ordinance:; 3. Approval ackacmiedges the add shape of the paredl.. but in no way implies or greats Vny variances relative to future construction. • A .000A C.A rev t � 73oq2 NO VF' � g A n V A )i�IjAISSJ()II XOTOR4 TION ST EST • 73043 shell oil Comparly 63rd aad Brooklyn Boulevard Special Use permit Approval The aPPlicant' S request is for approval fir the operation of a car x�;ashe.r at •%-;he su'bjc-�Ct. St8tiOil, and for approval of site a Id buildinq plans related thereto. wh,tle there is not a specific objection to the proposed cair ,4,�Isbc-r, pe • so, t1lare are very deEinite concerns relative tO npgradis-Ig of a deficient sit .e and to submitted plans which do not: represent an attempt to bring the site into comformance with basic ordinance requireyaents� :Deficiencies include,- 'lack of required green strips; lack of required parking space-s,,, and impro,,par storage of trash and • o-ther i-kiaterials . Submitted plans prop°use ccostructior. of another enclosed tray fQr th— car washer and of an attached storage roola- Plans alst,� (--, ,,preh,end a general remodeling of the station's exterior. 11 �R T-bc-, p:ails do not. indicate provision fcr required green areas ,--r rainimuw, parking,. At tbis writing, the applicant has been Jnfc,�rmed of these defiri-;,�ncias and of a pc..ssible site design which would appear ti-) ,resolve the situatiorL, Th@ applicant has indicated hesitan,(-Y tc, c.omply with the min.irrtum requirements . We have :",_reformed the applicant that the plans are unacceptable dja6 will not be reviewed by the Commis ion urktil ordinance re- quirements are met,. we will be prepared to make a recormecidation as to the dis pcsiti.(-,,ra Cif tj,-Ie appj.jczation at the rneel-Ing. • pLAyNTMO CC • AppliCat.ion NO- 73044 Applicantt lla . Sue Dunkley LOCation.- 1200 69th Avenue Nortb Request; Special Use Permit The applicant recently received a special use permit fos a nursery school at the Faith Mmmunity Church. Apparently the operation has been successful and has outgrown those facilitiQs. Ms. Dunkley has applied for a revised license and proposes tc open a facility at the Lutheran Church of the Master for approximately 28 children. The hours of 'operation would be five hours per day, two days per week. The church has authorized use of the facility through May, 1974. The facility has been inspected by the Fire Chief and the Building Inspector, and their report is in the file. Generally„ the facility meets state requirements. • A Public Hearing has been scheduled for the meeting. Approval would be subject. to the following conditions: 1. The premises will be brought ihto compliance with all applicable state and local regulations as to fire safety. health and 'building rode standards, and such compliance will be documented by the appropriate inspection agencies and submitted to the file prior to the issuance of the special. use permit 2 .: The special use permit shall be for a twelve month period commencing can the date of issue, and the operation shall be in accordance with the provisions of the applicant's operating License. PLANNING CC"KISSI©H 13MIRMAT109 SHEET • 73045 �pglicat;ic�r3 No. Applicant American Bakeries Locationso South side of 69th Avenue, North, between June and Indiana Avenues North. kwequOs t$ Site and Building Plan Approval T_a applicant is seeking approval Cif site and buildift9 Plans for an area bakery goods dist.ributtan center which would include a small "thrift" stare for the sale of returned merchandlee.. The gross floor area of the structure is approximately 11,000 sq. ft- general The required parking for eneral commercial 'excluding retail) also �wculd be 55 spaces. We have been consulting ',with the applicant relative to providing for at least. 56 spaces -- and, with the ex ception of possibly a :Half dozen additional patential spaces, this is the maximum cumber oj-�tyainable on thi8 1.2 acre site, with the • proposed building. Thies, it is notable that this site and structure could not be used as a retail center in the future, since the higher packing require- ment could tjotr be met.. Relative to the approximate 500 sq. ft. area proposed for the "thrift store", it is cur feeling that the general commercial parking requirement is morn then adequate, considering the nature of the particular use of the rest of the building and the size of the area designed for sale of "day old" ]sake goods. The facility is pr.imakily an area distributi0ft point and sales cff.4ice. The bulk of the floor area is devoted to the parking, routine ,naint~enance, and leading of delivery vehicsles. Plans in dicae e a capeci.ty of 24 trucks. 'size operation fcsl.l:c��3 this routine, five days per weeks two or pc-osibl.y three times per day for early evening) a large trailer truck delivers a l.ojd c�f fresh bake gods which is unloaded via the provided berth and put in a holding areae during the night, the goads are leaded onto the smaller trucks; in the morning, • driver/salesmen arrive and depart to service the retail customers, they return at the end of the day and the returned merdhandise i Salesman then perform required bookwork is the front office area, which may include apace for company a rdmidist.rative or aeeOunting Dersornel.. Applicati.en No. 73045 Cont`d. Page The returned "day old" merchandise is retained for sale to the public through the "thrift store" fr cility at discounted ,prices. The facility appears to be a general ccmmercial user which shculd be relatively compatible with the area •- which includes do it 1 neighborhood to the n(7rth. All loaaing, storage, maintenance and sales will be conducted within the building: The entr8noes tb the garage area are at the southerly portion of the building. Relative to landscaping, the recommendation. is for substantial berraing at the northerly portion Of the parking lot. The plans indicate a variety of plantings around the site. tie will be prepared to u4mment further regarding the site and building design. Apprr�val would be subject, to the fallowing conditions: 1. Building plans are subject to review by the Wilding lnspeetor with reupect to applicable building codes, • prior to the issuance of permits; 2. Grading, drainage, utility and beaming plans are subjects to re%iiew by the City Engids+er prior to the issuance of permits; 3. A performance agreement and financial guarantee 'in an amount tc be determined by the City Manager) shall be submitted to assure- site iittprovements as indicated can the approved plans; 4. All ext,erivr lighting shall conform with ordinance requireitent:s and shall be located in auch e• manner that light, will not be dirarted toward the neigh . boring residential prVpertiesa C-2. R; RI z R 1 4 p (09, T N A Y aAior �w �` r PPL 1 CATION Std � rlk �b °7 PLANkTr NG COMMISSION INFORMATION SHEM d�r.pl,ic t:Lc;�q No ; 73037 B.C.1.P. 6800 Shingle Creek Parkway Request., Amendment: to Approved Building Plar.s for Speculative Industrial Bldg. No. 6 'the applicant is seeking approval. of amended building plans which comprehend lowering the rrnof of the north wing of Spec. Bldg. No. 6, f ,nln 22 :Et., to 16 ft... The height; of the south wing mould remaiia the s ame The applicant' s inatent is to provide tenant areas of a smaller l=ame ; i. e_ E there would be n4 provision for future upier level e.xparasicn as ira the standard tenant-, area Tht., foundation for 3as3th wings has been sat in place. The width caf the r,v" th wing, by approved design, consists of 3 bays,. as • c°ompax vd to a bays in t lle south wing. (j,1--r, Lnifial concern is the impact this alteratic:•n in height %would t�a.,;•e iApon the visual appearance of the building from 69th Avenue. A t3iefi,,ite "screening" praf:tern has beer, established along the l:Aighway 'wi.th the erect-icW.r r-f Auildi.ngs 4 and 5 , V:e :date istruct-ed the applicant. to pro,.tide sight data indicatirAg ira detail the nort,ti elevation of the building as seen fram the st.rept. aid neighb;xriY-g area , We 4vill to prepared c(<tnri.ent further as to a recoumtendation on this request,