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M111utes of the Arden Hills Regular <-O""l'-'U Meeting, September 12, 1988 Page 2 .. , . . CASE 188-26 (Cont'd) Mayor Woodburn suggested overnight parking on the road be prohibited. Caretaker John Wright adviaed the overnight visitor parking has been limited to on-site parking only. There was Council discussion relative to the drsinage easement on the property; Council commented the easement should be in favor of Ramsey County rather than the 4IIr City of Ardsn Hills. Hsnsen moved, seconded by Winiecki, that Council approve Caee 188-26 the application for a Special Uee Permit for Institutional Housing on the Estete of John Bradford. 3200 Hamline Avenue North, Little Brothera/Frianda of the Elderly, baaed on the fo110winll 1. The 4.0-acre site is large for a single-family residence and has space to accommodate the proposed use. 2. The site provides natural tree cover that effectively separates the home snd yard from neighboring homes. 3. The primary sctivity ares on the site is situsted near the center of the site, leaving a distance of approximately 200 ft. to the residence on the south snd 300 ft. to the residence on the north. 4. The property is large enough to be redivided to create seven or eight additional building sites. and, furthermore, that Council approval is contingent upon the following: A. Th. ue. of the ait. will b. in aub.tantial conformanc. with the ue.. stipulated on page 1 of the Planner's revised report dated 9-12-88 under . "REQUEST" and referred to as Daytime Recreation Activitiee, Vacation Seseions and Staff/Volunteer Retreata. B. Any changes in the site will require an amendment to the Special Use Psrmit as provided for in the Zoning Ordinance. C. A resident carataker ahall ea. that the buildings and grounds are maintained in a manner compatible with tha neighborhood. D. Staff or volunteers shall be on the site at all times that invited visitore are present. E. In the event objectione are received in regards to the parking conditions on-site or in the area the Special Use Permit will be reviewed by Planning Commission and Council. Motion carried unanimously. (5-0) CASE 188-27; SUP VSAT DISH ANTENNA 4105 NO. LEXINGTON, J.A. DOERRER AGENCY Council was referred to the Planner's report of 9-7-88 and relative to the application for a Special Use Permit to operate a VSAT Satellite Dish Antenna, 4105 Lexington Avenue North, J.A. Doerrer & Daughter Insurance Asency. Bergly explained the request for s temporary permit to operate the antenna had been approved by Council at their Regular Meeting held August 29. He stated the Planning Commission had held a Public Hearing at their meeting held 9-7-88 and ~ unanimously recommended approval of the SUP. The Planner noted the antenna has been on the roof and in operation for the last month; he has viewed the antenna from surrounding buildings and it is barely visible from the third floor of tbe ne11bboring buildinge. Berlly adviaed tbe antenna is not visible from any street in the area. Bergly noted the unique conditione and rationale for Planning Commission approval was based on the limited exposure to nearby uses, proximity of otber dishes on neigbboring property and generally visible broadcasting towers in the vicinity. Hansen moved, seconded by Peck, that Council approve Case #88-27 an application for s Special Use Permit for a VSAT Dish Antenna at 4105 North Lexington Avenue, J.A. Doerrer and Daughter Agency Farmers Insurance Group, subject to the 3 ft. by 5 ft. antenna being located to the center-rear of the building and it is to project no 'higher than 6 ft. above the roof. Motion carried unanimously. (5-0) ,