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PEIGULIAR ME-2-TING
JUVZ 11-1, 1974
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2. _1�01'1 Call?
3. Approval o'; guile 20, 1974
411 Explanat-ion.- The Planiqinq Connission is an advisory
bodv. one of the Commission's functions
is to hold Public I-learings. in the
matters concerned 'in these hearings,
Co:7-lnission inakes recommendations
to the City Council. The city Council
inakes all final decisions on these
matters.
5. F-,,arl R-vdberg 74035
• Specia-,11. Use Per ntl-t for H.onjc Occupation
Stoch-i�'--Traeje at 3500 _71admiral
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6. BIrook.I.Yn 1I`cWk-.er Developa-uent Co. 74036
Rezone Land North •f.- 67th Avenue, South of 69th
Avenue and r3aot-erly of Earle Browne Farm Apartments,
From R-5 to
7. Lemon I%ree Restzr-lraat 74037
Spec:ial rise Pexamili: :&--i.r ticcesso-cy. Offsite
parklkl, g on Parcel Beti,,jeea T:��idwest Federal.
and McDe�,naldls, to serv-jQ' e Restaurant at
5540 Broouhlyn nloulevard.
B. Faith Academy 74038
Special Use Permit J20z Sch,-,al on
c f Berean rxeo Chr%rch, Z5625 Him,.boldt, zvveiwke No.
9. Ronald >. Clark 74039
Special U2e -ee.-mit err Recreation Center to
Tae Located in Eumboldt Square Shopping Center,
6600 HuMholdt Rvenue Kro--th.
Planning COmMission Agenda Cont'd.
July 11, 1974
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10. Gabbert and Beck, inc. 74040
Site and Building Plan Approval for
Retail Commercial. Center can Land West
of Xerxes, East of Brooklyn Boulevard,
and South of County Road 10,
11. Discussion Iterts:
a. Review Comprehensive Plan
b. Land use Policies in S. W. Neighborhood
c. Pending items
12. other Business:
13. Adjournments
PLANNING COMISSION INFORMATION SHEET
Application No. 74,035
Applicant: E. 1i. _Rydberg
LocafUon: 3500 A&nniral Lane
Request: Special Use Permit
The applicant seeks DGYM.issiOn to conduct a special home occupation
consisting of stockin4c
.,7 Shaklee Corporation products in his home
for distributors.
information supplied by the applicant states he would be an
",Assistant Gupervi3oy.", and -volould not be involved in consumer
sales. The activity is 11--o supply distributors who. deliver
merchandise to the customers horse.
A public hearing has been scheduled.
Approval would be subject to the following conditions:
• 1. The use is subject to all applicable ordinance
provisions and violation thereof shall be grounds
.Lor revocation of the special use permit.
20 Retail sale o_-Ic merchandise to the public is ex-
pressly prohibited.
3. There shall be no outside storage of materials
related to the use.
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June 1 , 1974
City of Brooklyn Center
Dept . of Building Inspection
6301 Shingle Cree:c P.cwy
Brooklyn Center, Minn. 55430
Attention: Mr . Blair Tremare
Director of Planning and Inspection
Dear Mr. Tremare,
In accordance with your request on MAy 28, 1974 , we wish to out-
line the type of activity for which we are applying for e Special
Use Permit .
The Shaklee Corporation of Heyward , California is a member firm
of Direct Selling Associetion---distributing a fall line of organic
and natural cleaners, food supplements , and cosmetics, on a "We' ll
Call On You" motto.
This is not the type of business where customers purchase the
products at the distributors home. The distributor delivers the
products to the customer, similar to several other types of direct
selling companies presently in operation locally .
• As an Assistant Supervisor, it is necessary to stock products for
pic.& up by--delivery--or mail to distributors . There are no direct
sales, in this position, to the general public. The frequency of
this activity wyould not be more than one or two c=rs , at the most ,
daily.
Enclosed is our checK in the amoant of $25.00 to cover the Special
Use Permit fee. 'Ne would appreciate your processing the application
for action by the Planning Commission and City Council our
earliest opportunity , Thank you.
r:y tru y you s,
Earl 1{ Ryu berg
3500 Admiral La
Brooklyn Center, Minna 55429
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PLANNING COMMISSION lI�If-`ORMATION SHEET
Apps iC.' tion No. 74036
• Applicants Brooklyn Center Development Co.
Location—. South of 69th Avenue and South and
Easterly of Earle Broom Farm Apartments
Requestq Rezoning
The request is for rezoning, from R--S to I-1, of the land south
and easterly of the Earle Brown Farm Apartments.
A public hearing has been scheduled.
The land is the undeveloped portion of the site comprehended under
the Earle Brown Farm Apartments master plan. Consequently, sub-
stantial planning is rerpuirea as to the compatibility of the rezoned
land with area plans and area developments---especially the R-5
apartments.
To date, a minimal amount of planning has been accomplished by
the applicant, particularly with respect to a remnant-like parcel
east of the apartments, south of 69th Avenue.
The recommendation is to table the application until the applicant
has demonstrated a planned development of the subject land, which
is consistent with City requirements and master planning of B.C.I.P. ;
and until the apply cation has been reviewed by the Neighborhood
Advisory Group, per established Commission policy.
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PLAXWING COINAIIMISSION INFOPNATION SHEET
Application No. 74037
Applicant: O'immy's Lemon Tree Restaurant, Inc.
Locations 5500 Block on Xerxes
Requests Special Use Permit
The ai p1icant seeks special permission to develop accessory offsite
parking, as provided in Section 35-701, to support the Lemon Tree
Restaurant at 55. 0 Brooklyn Boulevard.
The proposed site is that. originally approved for the Green Giant
Restaurant on November.. 20, 1972 k'Application z7o. 72079) ; easterly
of the main site, across the service road, and south of Midwest
Federal.
The applicant has submitted the same site plan which comprehends
36 additional .spaces to the existing CAS spaces on the site.
• A public hearing has been scheduled.
Approval is subject to the following conditionss
1. Drainage, grading and berming plans are subject
to reviet,) by the City Engineer.
2. Evidence showing the accessory site as being legally
encumbered, * for parking purposes, to the main site
shall be submitted to the City, and shall be subject
to review. by the City Attorney.
3. P, performance agreement and financial guarantee (in
an amount to be determined by the City Manager) shall
be submitted to assure coasapletion of approved improvements.
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PLATING COMMISSION INFORMATION SHEET
Application r,o. 740138 .
Applicant: Faith Academy, Inc.
Location.- 6625 Humboldt Avenue North
Request: Special Use Permit
The applicant was authorized a special use permit, for a twelve
month period by the Council on August 20, 1973; the permit was
issued on September 10, 10-73. The use consists of a parochial
school for grades K--9th involving approximately 75 students.
The school is held in the Berean Free Church facilities.
There is no history of problems over the past year. An in-
spection of the premises has been scheduled and we will be
prepared to coTmnent on the report.
A public hearing has been scheduled.
• Conditions of approval would include the followings
1. The premises will be in compliance with all
applicable state and local regulations as to
fire safety, health and building code standards.
2. The use is subject to all applicable ordinance
provisions/'and violation thereof shall be grounds
for revocation of the special use permit.
PLANNING COMMISSION INFOMkTION SHEET
Application No. 74039
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Ronald E. Clark
Location: 6800 &amboldt Avenue North
Request: Special use Permit
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p3icant seeks penmission to have a recreation center
in the mmiibo'ldt Sq.u.are Shopping Center. The use requires
a special permit according to Section 35-3222 (3) .
Attached is supplied by the applicant regarding
the P_-Oposed operation and intended house rules.
A public hearing has been sc3heduled.
Approval would be subject to the follox,,-,ing conditionsg
1. The use is svibject to all applicable ordinance
• provisions, iinclu din g special licensing -requirements,
and violation thereof shall be grounds for revocation
of the sneciall. use De.cmit.
2. The special use peri-Ttit shall be issued to the applicant
as operator of the facility and shall be non-transferable.
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June 20 1974
Ronald E. Clark
5822 W. Old Shakopee Rd.
Bloomington, MN 55+37
Mr. Blair Tremere
Director of Planning and Inspection
6301 Shingle Creek Parkway
Brooklyn Center, MN 55430
Subject: Amusement Center Proposed for Humboldt Square
Dear Mr. Tremere:
As we discussed by telephone yesterday, this letter provides the
operational details of the Amusement Center I'm proposing for
Humboldt Square.
t: The space for which I am negotiating consists of 1400 square feet,
a 20' front by 70' deep area, which would make a relatively small
operation. Therefore it would be neighborhood or locally
oriented rather than regional in scope.
The space will be completely and very tastefully decorated to
include suspended lighting and carpeting throughout with
coordinated walls and ceiling.
The recreational facilities will consist of all coin operated
machines' including the newer types of games such as Air Hockey ,
y s Foosball, Duck Hunt, and Pong as well as the standards such as
pocket billiards, bumper pool, and selective pinballs. Allowing
for proper arrangment the above mentioned space should provide
room for 1,9-21 pieces of equipment plus a soft drink can vendor.
A full-time manager or his assistant help would be present at all
times. All emplyees would be very closely selected. The manager
would ideally be from Brooklyn Center and intellectually capable
of demanding 100% compliance to house rules. Proposed hours of
operation are:
Monday thru Thursday. . . . . . . . . . .2:00 P.M. - 11:00 P.M.
Friday. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2:00 P.M. - 12:30 A.M.
Saturday. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10:00 A.M. - 12:30 A.M.
Sunday. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1,2:00 NOON - 11:00 P.M.
A summer schedule could be slightly longer by opening at noon
daily.
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With regard to customer age distribution, past experience has
shown that 80% will be under 18 years old. The remaining 20% is
made up of families or father and sons who come in on Saturday
and Sunday afternoonsg and of the over 18 year old young adults
who are more apparent during later evening hours. This means
very few automobiles which should help ease any congestion or
parking problems in the area. There would be a bicycle rack at
the location.
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To crest a competitive spirit I propose to conduct organized
tournament play in Foosball, Air Hockey and pocket billiards.
This could be organized for both individual and team competition,
with the winners going on to higher levels of competition at
local, regional and national levels. Trophy cups or Awards would
be given to the tournament winners.
Enclosed is my application for a Special Use Permit and a check
for $25.00 to cover administrative costs. I very much appreciate
your guidance in this matter, and if there are further questions
please call me at 91+1-8107.
Sincerely,
Ronald E. Clark
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w� Z9) No running or horseplay within the premises
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L "Ces Avenue
0 -k-'J.. i'-" lying between. Xer� .
andl Soulex�-ard, and between
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and Bu-L lding Plan Approval
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f56, 0 G S f t , an c I-nc, �I ma. re center westerly
of i--Ibe Da'vt c.�n -'Ome 'VtC:re,, Thr--- appliaan-i-,Is site. includes the
existilid :r'-?taU vjhicl-,� ho-�:Ases Miz-r;h.E-ieIej 's and Northwest
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Tkie pce.,,perty is to za majnr utility easenent
and guy wire foundations.' The
submitt,ed plans cI,-'))i-.s,-t%--'.m',tion of the retail center, with
vari'rj'v.r^- sit a p:r,-,?Posad to -,)ccm-"modate the power
a- rid Lti the easement, areas event-ually.
The applicant stateo tn.t.it
is, planning a X:eorientation of
the fix}�;;ver witkkir two years', aand wquId forego the
Whe 11-q.,n,'-,,,3 a-fo rmn-�iuted.
rflx� ,n;, the intc.) "t-Wo phases.
Phase X " with ;:;Ind and Phase ix without.
SitE .Ilnd b!", Wing plan approval involves Phase 1, while
Phase 1), plam�,
„ T d Plan, fok yyeV elopment
when pLm)xie-d tloe power s ei,--�et occurs.
Pact�,rs be contz3l",.Oem:c-�d
1, OJF "he 8,-1100 aq. ft0 interaal circulation area
from azea -a lcu AL:I t i oil's L-)ark:Tn7q TAis is consistent
'Oi-th the nlan Brookdale Center.
2. Defer 95 parking sjp aces up-der the Phase I
pl,nn, and approx'-'Laiateos-y 73 spaces, under the master plan.
Th,e, applli-cnnttl- cotl�,-nnds, 4--Vie �;ipaces are probably unnecessary
ai-- least durl.ag yea xrs, and It-,hat '%:be area fax
Chose Spaces utiLlized for landscape ,fur,
F),�-ses to- enhtr-Iylc'e -'--Ivl�
The Plans inc-.Iude "Prou.E' of P-arking" sheats for both
phases, domonst .'Iatinq the-it the required parking can be
provided Cieemed ne-cc.ssaijy.
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_i)sferraent is consistenif with the philcscphy that, until
nef=de&, land ivoy be bet tte-c utilized as open green space.
The sub'ect proposal Ji-rdicates this land, to be through-
(_,,Ltt t •e lot in the form of "Landscaped delineators, rather
thaa reserved parcels or perimeter buffer areas. The
proposal has merit ir. ter�ins of providing character and
aesthetic treat mient to the parking lot.
ACCOSSA IS PrOVIded frOM an e,_isting c ,..cbcut on Xerxes
Avenue, an existing cut. on 56th Avenue, and a proposed
opening on county i-foad 11-0 which would be easterly and
int.
place Ok 4-he ex4stiag one. Me County !Road 10 access
would serve cc th t r
he poposed development iland the Dayton's
qome Store (as does the existing one*
4. Loading aad shippincl facilities� The ordinance requires
a minimum of 3 berths- f:or a facility of tb:is size; the
berths must he 1.2 feet wide and 50 feet ip length for
the first, and 25 feet fcr the others . The ordinance also
provides that each beet shall. be located Ito provide con-
venient access to a public street in a ma4 ner which will
least interfere traffic. Also, the 0!rea shall be
• used only -for Icading ;And shipping and shall be apart
from areas necessary for required c)ff s.tre,et parking.
The submitted plans ca 11 ,r,., a loading area on the west
side of the buildiig, utiliZing the exterior door to an
internal sem7ice at.d emergency corridor. Our concern has
been with the pazallel loading design. and the, need to
delineate and screen the area from the dr3 ve lane. This
is a basic consideration based upon the need to prevent
trucks from backing up to the door or otho rwise blocking
the driving area,
The project cons iss is lc:;� a nimiber of tenant areas on the
other side of the cent - which do not have direct access
to the designated loa6` Egg area; and, thus '',it might be
expected trucks -would load from the front ,entrances,
parking in the driving areas.
The applic;iht tiiaintair_%:, that the shops on !the east side
of the center :,;ill be sr.nll merchandise retailers, with
deliveries to be made in vehicles other than large trucks
and that all major del. veries will be permitted only
through the designated loading corridor.
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Planning T�ppl-J-Catioia Info. 74040
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Approval would be subject to thE following canditio ris '.
Buildil-IT plans are sub4ect to review by the Building
Official with reznpect. to applicable codes iiprior to
the issuanae Of PeMitE .
2. Grad-;.ng, drainaQe, utility and berming plans are
subject to review by tte City Engineer prior to the
issu.: nce of permits.
3 . A performance aqreement and financial guarantee (in
an amount to be determ.1ned by the City Manlager) shall
be submitted to assure completion of approved site
improvements.
4,, Installation of certain parking stalls as indicated
on approved site and parking plans may be deferred
until deemed necessary by the City Councii, provided
said deterred areas are developed, landscaped and
maintained according to approved site plans and
ordinance requirements,
• 5. Site plans shall be subjoct to review two }ears from
cif f approval, with respect to deferra of certain
site improvements necessitated by the existing
Northern States Power Company easement, un i less -said
easement has been vacated and said approved improvements
are under construction or are campleted.
6. Approval is exclusive of building plan apptoval for
the freestanding building on Xerxes Avenue'( North as
indicated on submitted site plans.
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