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.' Minutes of Regular Counci I Meeting Page th ree February 14,1977 Counci I concurred that No.8 Boundary of Zoning District be moved to No.6 under Minimum Setbacks. (See Amended District Requirements Chart on page two of Minutes). Crichton moved that Councl I approve the deletion of 12 Applicability on page 4-16 of Ordinance, In Its entirety. Motion was seconded by Woodburn and carried unanimously. Mr. Ken Lukaska, 3125 Asbury Avenue, read a statement prepared by Frank Stanton, dated 2/11/77 In Its entIrety, suggesting that the proposed ordinance be amended as follows: . The definition following Item Iii (p. 1-14) Schools, General Education, should be limited to - nursery, primary, elementary and secondary schools: that the definition following Item 112, Schools, Special Education, should be amended to read as follows - Trade, business, barber, beauty, art, music, dancing, driving, and other professional schools, and colleges which are accredited by The North Central Association. Lukaske presented original of letter to M~yor, and copies to Councilmen. Lukaska presented a Petition which he said consisted of over 160 signatures, obJecting to definitions I I I & 112 in Proposed Ordinance, and requested Council to not vote In favor of the Proposed Zoning Ordinance. Hanson suggested that Clerk Administrator and Attorney be given time to up-date the proposed ordinance, as amended, for CouncIl's considera- tion on February 28th. Thomas Erickson presented two petitions to Councl I which he said contains 206 signatures of residents and voting citizens of Arden Hills, requesting that Northwestern College be allowed responsible growth at Its present location. Wingert asked If it would be worthwhile for the City to obtain an additional Attorney's decision re the ordinance Interpretation. General concurrence from all factions was that this would not solve the problem. Case No. 77-5, Lot Spilt - Herman Friesen, 3390 New BrlQhton Road Wingert reviewed the Planner's Report: advising that both lots, after the proposed spilt, will contain the required 11,000 sq. ft. minimum/ lot. Reverend Friesen presented a sketch of the proposed house, as they intend to locate It on the southerly lot: Wingert noted that Council should probably contemplate a front and rear setback variance when house plans are finalized. After discussion, Wingert moved, seconded by Hanson, that Council . approve the lot spilt as proposed In survey presented, with the under- standing that a 40' street right-of-way will be preserved for f~ture straightening of New Brighton Road: recognizing the high probability of fr~n1 ~nd re~r Retha~k variances which are not included in the ~ppraYa[ ~t this time. Mg~loB c.rried unanimously. . Case No. 77-1. Sideyard Variance for Garace - Raymond Stolp. 3235 North Lexlnqton Avenue Wingert reviewed the application and the Board of Appeals and Planning Commission recommendations. Wingert moved, seconded by Hanson, that CouncIl approve the 4' slde- yard variance as requested. Motion carried unanimously. Case No. 76-24, RezonlnQ from R-2 to R-B - Rocer ReilinQ Wingert referred Council to documentation presented, and to the Planning Commission recommendations of 2/1/77. After discussion, Wingert moved, seconded by Crichton, that Council approve the rezoning of the property at 3151 Lake Johanna Boulevard as per survey presented, from R-I to R-B. Motion carried unanimously. -3-