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Council Minutes - Apr'ji 29, 1968 - continued Page five REPORT OF BUiLDING iNSPECTOR CLAY KELLEY .. Inspections Inspector Kelley Inspected an area near County Road D and Shoreline Lane for sewage odor, but detected none) however, he did notice a slight odor from stagnant marsh water south of County Road 0 In Rosevllle. Clerk requested to so Inform the complalnant. Inspector Kelley Informed the Council of Inspecting 3404 Johanna Boulevard on April 29. He stated that the dwelling Is not occupied, but entrance Is posr.lble. There Is much debris on the premises and a hazardous heating arrangement which Is dangerous to adjacent buildings. He believes the building Is unsafe and recommends that action be taken as outlined In the Uniform Building Code, Sec. 203, Clerk requested to Inform the owner to either repair or demolish the structure. REPORT OF COUNCILMAN HOLLENHORST _Planning and Zoning Case No. 68-5, St. Paul Bible ColleQe Councilman Hollenhorst reviewed the Special Use Permit request of St. Paul Bible College to allow them to construct multi-purpose housing and stated that a public hearing on the matter had been he'd April 16, 1968 before the Planning Commission. The Planning Commis- sion recommended approval of the project subject to three conditions as listed In the Planning Commission Minutes dated 4/16/6e~ ., Mr. Arthur Jurgenson, owner of undeveloped property adjacent to the St. Paul Bible College property, was present, as was Mr. Eugene Hoppe, his representative. Mr. Hoppe Informed the Council he would like to appear before the Planning Commission wIth Robert Kerr, Ellerbe and Co. Mr. Kerr has been retained by Mr. Jurgenson to plan the entire Jurgen- son property and would iike to discuss street plans. There Is a difference of opinion on this matter between the two developers, St. Paul Bible College and Arthur Jurgenson. There was some discussion on the street matter. Dr. Whiting, 1191 Tiller Lane, mentioned the strong opposition which existed last fall to the multi-purpose proposal and believes the residents have not changed their minds. Dr. Hardwick stated that he had submitted a document of more than 100 signatures of home owners In the Tiller Lane area who are In favor of the project, many of theSe formerly objected. After considerable discussion, Councilman Hollenhorst moved approval of a Special Use Permit, as recommended by the Planning Commission, to allow St. Paul Bible College to construct four multiple dwellings and associated structures as per plans, dated Aprll 16, 1968, subject to the following conditions: i. Further consideration be given by the Planning Commission to road plans as requested by Mr. A. Jurgenson, 2. Submittal of a detailed landscape plan, to be approved by the Village Planning Consultant, Carl Dale, and a performance bond In an amount not to exceed two times the cost of the landscaping (amount to be determined by the Building Inspec- tor Clay Kelley.) 3. Approval of drainage plans by Village Engineer Donald Lund and of building plans by Village Building Inspector. 4. Approval of agreement between C. Garley and St. Paul Bible College by Village Attorney Courtney. Seconded by Councilman Crepeau; motion carried. Case No. 68-10, Bethel ColleQe BulldlnQ Permit Requests Councilman Hollenhorst Informed the Council the representative for Bethel College could not appear tonight) but plans for three buildings were to be left here. The college has rearranged the site plan, re- vised plan submitted on Apri I II, 1968. Councliman Hollenhorst moved approval of the building permit requests for the three buildings, as shown on the revised site plan, dated April II, 1968 and to delay action on the sIte plan approval; seconded by Councilman Olmen; motion carried.