06-01-1988 Planning Commission Agenda-Minutes

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Minutes of the Regular Planning Commission Meeting, June 1, 1988 Page 7 CASE #88-16 (Cont'd) Bergly recommended approval of the SUP to allow a one-person beauty shop in a dwelling, subject to compliance with all zoning ordinance stipulations as discussed in his report. • Commission discussed the definition of "personal services" which are permitted only in the B-2 districts. After discussion, it was the consensus of the Commission that other items listed in the definition of personal services are performed in residential districts and concurred that one beauty operator would not constitute a business use. Commission questioned what other licenses were required by the applicant and how many clients she anticipated per day. Nancy Beggin advised she is a State licensed beauty operator and the State requires written zoning approval for home operations. She stated there would be approximately 5 or 6 clients per day to begin with and would not exceed 10 clients per day. Beggin advised she would operate the home occupation Monday thru Friday, between the hours of 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and work only occasionally for special events on Saturdays. Acting Chair Meury asked if there was anyone present who wished to speak in favor of or opposed to this matter. There was no response and the public hearing was closed at 9: 15 p.m. Probst moved, seconded by Zehm, that Commission recommend approval of Case #88-16, Special Use Permit for a home occupation to operate a one-operator beauty shop, with one chair/sink station, at 4519 Lakeshore Parkway, Nancy and Glen Beggin, subject to compliance with all zoning ordinance stipulations for home occupations as listed in the Planner's • memorandum of 6-1-88. Motion carried unanimously. (8-0) CASE #881-7; MINOR Planner Bergly reviewed his report of 6-1-88, relative SUBD. & CONSOLIDATION to the lot split and consolidation application. DELLWOOD AVE. , JESSUP AND AREND Bergly stated the applicants propose to divide Lot 13, Block 5, of Josephine Hills Plat #2 in a manner that would combine the upland areas surrounding the pond with the appropriate adjoining lots they own. The applicants jointly purchased Lot 13; the lot is largely water. Bergly stated Ramsey County has approved the line as initially proposed; the Recorder's office reviewed the split and advised it is a common point that they can legally define without surveyors. The Planner stated Mr. Jessup currently maintains the parcel of land adjacent to his property and advises Mr. Arend has agreed to the proposed split as submitted with the application. Dwight Jessup, 3350 Dellwood Avenue, stated the previous owner wanted to sell the lot for building. Jessup explained that most of Lot 13 is under a flowage easement with Rice Creek Watershed District and the land was jointly purchased to prohibit building on the lot and as a protection to preserve the natural environment of the wetland. • Commission questioned if Lot 14 with the proposed consolidation would be divisible in the future. Bergly stated he did not believe the lot as combined would be divisible with sufficient buildable area, due to the setback requirements.