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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPC67066 - 12/28/67 - 6201 Osseo RoadCITY OF BROOKLYN CENTER Zoning Application App. No. 67066 Street Location of Property 6201 Osseo Road Legal Description of Property Lot 2, Block 1, Ewing Lane Addition Owner: Name Land O'Lakes Address 8151 Normandale Road Telephone 866-3041 Applicant: Ed. Benson. Sales Mar_ Address 6201 OsGPn gn;:;rl Telephone Type of Request: Rezoning Special Use Permit x Variance Subdivision Approval Other Description of Request Variance from Section 35-330 'to permit erection of a freestanding sign. Reason for Request Fee $ 5.00 Receipt No. 23660 Dates of P.C. Consideration December 7, 1967 December 28, 1967 Applicant November 29, 1967 Date Dates of Council Consideration janaary 22, 1968 PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION �^ On the ' day of jr 19 ,,, the request represented by this petition was approved disapproved subject to the 414 following condition."'ircle one) Chairman COUNCIL ACTION U Approved Denied_ this - day of eG l� Approved with the following amendment PLANNING COMMISSION INFOP.MATION SHEET OR Application No. Applicant: Description of Requesto Property: Owner of Property-. BACKGROUND 67066 Bridgeman's Variance from Section 35-330 to perm..t erection of a freestanding sign. 6201 Osseo Road (Lot 2, Block 1, Ewing Lane Addition) Land O'Lakes Creameries 11 On March 16, 1964, the Council approved a freestanding sign for the Bridgeman establishment as follows: "Motion by Phil Cohen and seconded by John Leary to approve action of Planning Commission on Application #64011 submitted by Bridgeman Creamery for a Special Use Permit for a Drive -In Ice Cream Store and the approval granted February 17, 10,64, by the Village Council be amended to permit one (1) freestanding advertising sign 21 feet in height to be located 54 .feet from Osseo Road. The approval of the sign shall become a part of the Special Use Permit and shall conform to the design. on file.. Motion carried unanimously." 2) On October 25, 1965, the Council approved both an area and height increase for the freestanding sign on the Bridgeman property (which sign was found to be almost 25 feet in height rather than the 21 feet previously approved). as follows; "Motion by Phil Cohen and seconded by John Leary to accept the recommendation of the Planning Commission on Application No. 65085 submitted by Bridgeman's Inc-, and grant variances from Section. :35-330 in regard to the height and area of the sign located at 6201 Osseo Road„ with and for the following conditions and reasons: 1„ The sign shall not exceed 26 feet in height measured from the blacktop surface at the edge of the concrete footing beneath the sign. 2., The area of each side of the sign shall not exceed 250 square feet. 3,. The sign is set back from the roadway the distance required for buildings and thus presents an unusual situation, Motion carried unanimously." Planning Cor.rmission Tnformation Sheet Application No. 67066 POINTS TO BE CONSIDERED: 1) The sign presently standing on the Bridgeman property was built according to the design submitted at the time of the last approval; according to the perimeter measurement technique, however, it is approximately 290 square feet in area. The intent of the applicant is to now move the present feestanding sign to a position on the east side of the service drive, immediately adjacent to the Osseo Road. 2) The Commission's draft sign ordinance (of January 5, 1967) would permit the erection of a freestanding sign for the Bridgeman property (as a "drive-in") up to 24 feet in height and 250 square feet in area measured by perimeter description. The graph of sign sizes which the Council has utilized, based on floor area of the Bridgeman establishment (4,674 square feet, exclusive of canopied area for drive-in customers), would permit erection of a 93.5 square foot sign, 18 feet in height-. This sign would be required to have clear space below the sign message from a point 8 feet above the base grade of the sign (finished floor elevation) and the ground below the sign. 3) It appears (from Minutes of past actions) that special consideration may have been given to the present sign because of its large setback from Osseo Road (over 50 feet ), and also because of the absence of signs on the building itself. t