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MINUTES OF THE ARDEN HILLS REGULAR PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING <br /> Wednesday, May 3, 1989, 7:30 p.m. - Village Hall <br /> CALL TO ORDER Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, Chairman Probst <br /> called the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m. <br /> • ROLL CALL Present: Chairman Dennis Probst, Dave Carlson, Peter <br /> Martin, Raymond McGraw, Scott Petersen, Dorothy Zehm, Dan <br /> Ashbach, Robert Curtis and Robert Woodburn. Member Jeanne <br /> Winiecki arrived at 7:40 p.m. <br /> Absent: Barbara Piotrowski. <br /> Also Present: Planner John Bergly, Councilmember JoAnn Growe and Clerk <br /> Administrator Gary Berger and Deputy Clerk Catherine Iago. <br /> APPROVE MINUTES Petersen moved, seconded by Martin, that the Minutes of <br /> the April 5, 1989 Planning Commission Meeting be approved <br /> as submitted. All voted in favor. (9-0) <br /> PUBLIC HEARING <br /> CASE #89-04; SUP; Chairman Probst opened the Public Hearing at 7:35 p.m. <br /> KENNEDY TRANSMISSION and Deputy Clerk Iago verified that the Notice of Hearing <br /> 3751 NO. LEXINGTON, was published in the New Brighton Bulletin on 4/19/89 <br /> C.G. REIN COMPANY and mailed to affected property owners the same date. <br /> Planner Bergly referred to his report of 4-3-89 and explained the Council had <br /> approved the SUP and site plan for the Burger King Restaurant and Goodyear Service <br /> Center located on the subject site on 6-13-88. He advised that at the time of <br /> approval an undesignated retail space was also indicated on the plan and at this <br /> time the applicant is proposing to locate a Kennedy Transmission center in a <br /> • portion of the retail space (2600 sq. ft.) . Bergly explained the proposed <br /> transmission service center fits into the same category as the Goodyear Service <br /> Center and requires a special use permit in the B-2 District; he reviewed the <br /> three actions required: <br /> 1. Action on the SUP for a Kennedy Transmission Service Center. <br /> 2. Action on the slightly revised site plan, including landscape plan changes <br /> as required by the 6/13/88 action. <br /> 3. Action on a signage plan for the additional signs not approved earlier as <br /> part of the Burger King request. <br /> The Planner stated the criteria for location and relationship to abutting uses are <br /> the same as for the Goodyear Service Center which was approved in June 1988. <br /> Bergly noted all ordinance requirements are met, including the number of parking <br /> spaces; he suggested employees of all businesses on the site be required to park <br /> at the west end of the parking lot to ensure convenient parking for customers. He <br /> explained the service bay doors are located on the west end of the building, <br /> providing a visually desirable relationship to Lexington Avenue. <br /> Bergly explained the applicant proposes to remove the pylon Burger King sign <br /> at the entrance to the site and replace it with a sign that will have the names of <br /> the business tenants in the development and a small reader board sign; the sign <br /> will be placed in the same location as the present sign and will be slightly <br /> smaller than the maximum 100 sq. ft. required by Ordinance. The proposed signs <br /> also meet ordinance requirements regarding placement and size. Bergly reviewed the <br /> • proposed wall-mounted signs and stated they also meet ordinance requirements. <br /> The Planner advised the location of the trash enclosure would be moved from the <br /> northwest corner to the southwest corner of the building. He also reviewed the <br /> landscaping plan changes and advised the applicant has provided additional <br /> plantings on the site. <br /> Bergly stated that no special conditions need be attached as the proposal meets <br /> all Ordinance requirements. <br />