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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1985-02-05 Minutes PLANNING AND ZONING MEETING TUESDAY FEBRUARY 5, 1985 Present: Dan Tourville Elmer Murray Kathy Welk Peter Buesseler Absent: Bob Lindgren Peter Buesseler was duly recognized as a member of the Planning and Zoning Commission. A motion was made by Peter Buesseler second by Kathy Welk to elect Dan Tourville Chairman of Planning & Zoning Commission, motion carried. Chairman Dan Tourville called the meeting to order at 7:25 P. M. Deputy Clerk read a letter by Mr. Brokke. Copy of which is attached to and made part of these minutes. Members of audience expressed their oppinions on this matter. Mr. Gordon Rehbein said Sunr ise Plastics has intentions of moving back to the Centerville location when the building has been added on to possibly in two years." Mr. Ken Carpentier asked if grievences would be taken care of if Sunrise Plastics mocwa back in, such as noise pollution, middle of the night traffic noise and clean up of the area around the building? Mrs. Larry Brokke',s question, "Why to they want to change it from commercial to industrial:" Chairman Tourville read her ordinances on Commercial and Industrial uses. He told her the land was now zoned Industrial as granted by the City Council and could now be used for any business listed under Industrial in the Ordinance. Mrs Brokke stated her main concern was the devaluation of her porperty. She also was concerned about the grinding of parts which landed in her yard and the shift changing which causes noise in the middle of thr night. She had complained to Sunrise Plastics and nothing was done about it. Gordon Rehbein was asked by Chairman Tourville if he wants zoning to stay industrial he said "yes ". Mr. Ken Carpentier said it was rezoned for Sunrise Plastics and they are not conducting business there now. His request is to rezone it back to Commercial until such time that Sunrise Plastics comes back. Mr. Gordon Rehbein said that Sunrise Plastics would have stayed if he could have had the building ready before the first of the year and that Sunrise Plastics does plan to come back when the building is ready. Mrs. Borkke invited members of P & Z Committee to her home to see the Surronding property in question. Committee accepted invitation. No decision was made by P & Z Committee on this matter. L Correction: "Rezoning matter was tabled by Planning and Zoning Commission until next meeting ". J r Page 2 Planning and Zoning Meeting Feb. 5, 1985 Deptuy Clerk will check with Lino City Hall to Determine from maps what Mr. BrokkOs land is zoned as. Deputy Clerk will give current copies of Ordinances k & 8 & Comprenshive Plan to each new member of the P & Z Committee. Deputy Clerk will start a list of expenses for formulating a budget to be presented to the City Council by Sept 1, 1985. Deputy Clerk will get Flood Plain Map for use at P & Z meetings. Deputy Clerk will describe land for rezoning with land description, address or location when public notice is given for rezoning. Chairman Tourville asked Deputy Clerk to bring request before City Council to have one member attend r & Z meetings this being rotated between Council Members. Deputy Clerk will provide copies of minutes of City Council meetings to P & Z members. Deputy Clerk will check with Bob Lindgren about his intentions of being a member of P & Z Commission. Deputy Clerk will make copies of Animal Ordinances from other towns for Peter Buesseler. Peter Buesseler presented materials on Water Recourse Management Plan and asked Deputy Clerk to distribute copies to P & Z members and to Mike Ayers. Animal Ordinance was tabeled for further study until next meeting. Future Agenda -- review zoning areas for accuracy. Chairman Tourville set next P & Z meeting for Feb. 19, 1985. Motion by Buesseler, second by Murray to adjourn, motion carried, Meeting adjourned at 10:00 P. M. Respectfully submitted, Mavis Solheid Deputy Clerk L CITY OF CENTERVILLE 1694 Sorel Street, Centerville, Minnesota 55038 429 -3232 January 29, 1985 Dear Property Owner: There will be a Planning and Zoning Commission meeting on February 5, 1985 at 7:00 P.M. in Centerville City Hall to discuss the possibility of rezoning the "East 740 feet of the south 265 feet of the SE 4 of the SE 4 of Section 23, Twonship 31, Range 22" from Industrial to Commercial. Anyone wishing to be heard on this subject should be in attendance. If you have any questions, please contact me at 429 -3232. Regards, Debra Gonsior Clerk c Larry W. Brokke 6795 20th Avenue Hugo, MN 55038 December 3, 1984 City Council City of Centerville Centerville, MN 55038 Dear Councilmen: I have attended two city meetings in the month of November. During those meetings I have clearly expressed my concerns and objections to the rezoning request by Sunrise Plastics and W & G Rehbein proper- ty from commercial to industrial. The W & G Rehbein property has been zoned commercial for at least the last 12 years. The Comprehensive Zoning Plan by Anoka County in conjunction with its city's, has been in place for approximately 5 years. The Comprehensive Zoning Plan spe- cifically describes the W & G Rehbein property as being commercially zoned. I have lived adjacent to this property under this commercial zoning for 9 years. I originally built the existing building. I operated a business on that property for approximately 4 years before W & G Rehbein obtained ownership. There had been no previous problems that directly affected my family. Indirectly the constant dumping of debris; filling the pond has been a concern along with sludge (e.i. which is sewage hauled from the Pig's Eye sewage plant) being dumped on the property approximately 3 times creating an atrocious oder causing nausea and the question, "Why are my neighbors choosing to create this obnoxious situation for me ?" It was at that time pointed out by the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA) that W & G Rehbein have never had a permit or temporary permit of any kind at any given time to dump sewage sludge on the property in question. It is obvious, W & G Rehbein have very little respect for the law or sludge would have never been dumped. Those inconvenience and problems have past. The present request for rezoning if allowed has serious ramifications for all adjoining property owners to some degree, through the effects of sanitation from debris created through the manufacturing of plastic products; noise pollution from the manufacturing process of their products; the noise created by the night shift workers when leaving in their automobiles; devaluation of property which occurs any time a parcel is rezoned to industrial and the adjoining property owners have made an investment based on a residential status and even more destructive devaluation occurs when the adjoining property owners have a home next to the property that maybe rezoned industrial. I have specifically pointed out the general problems that would be created for the adjoining property owners if the rezoning was to be granted. I will now try to describe the specific affects the rezoning . will have on my property. (Continued on Next Page) Centerville City Council Page Two As the adjoining property owner to the south, our house is only 157 feet from the southwest corner of Rehbein's building and Sunrise Plastics operators. The noise factor is a problem in general. On two occasions during city meetings, I have made special reference to the noise made at approximately 4:00 in the morning when the second shift leaves from Sunrise Plastics. The Planning and Zoning Committee was made aware of this constant disturbance on November 8, 1984. The city council was also made aware of it on November 13, 1984. It's now December 3, 1984. There has been no action taken by the Planning and Zoning Committee or the city council to correct the problem. This is also a perfect example of the rude and blatant disregard that Sunrise Plastics and W & G Rehbein have for adjoining property owners. The noise continues. The noise from cars, the grinding machines, the compressor, the machines, the garbage trucks, the debris in our yard each week, working and running the grinder on Saturday. I requested that plans be submitted for my review by Sunrise Plastics describing the new construction of the building and landscrape improve- ments - Not -Done. I asked that the south wall of the building be insul- ated to cut machine noise - Not -Done. I asked that a temporary wall be constructed south of the grinder to enclose debris. All it would have taken is five pieces of plywood and 2 x 4's. It's Not -Done. Clean up the debris as it blows around their property - Not.Done. Remove a piece of metal from the roof of the building that blows back and forth from time to time making noise - Not -Done. Clean up the east end of the property in general. Remove debris, washing machine and old wood crate - Not.Done. In the month of November we have been awakened by Sunrise Plastics' employees from 3:45 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. seven times. I asked that some- thing be done this summer with no satisfaction. There is no person on the city council that can approve the rezoning request assuming they will not justify or tolerate accepting increased city revenues over destruction of my home and property value along with other adjoining properties. For the city to approve the rezoning ' request is a direct and blatant decision to destroy the value of my home and all adjoining properties that are now residential. The individual tax payer's largest investment in most cases is his home and land. He uses it to build equity which later allows him to use that equity for an addition or to purchase a new home. He used it as colateral to borrow funds. When he retires, that home is sold at some point to provide for income. All the above options would be drama- , tically affected if any home were put in the situation of residential property now adjoining an industrial setting with around the clock noise, debris, etc. None of the council members would be excited about purchasing the property under the present conditions and obviously the owners of Sunrise Plastics are not excited about purchasing my home. Maybe that is the answer. The President of Sunrise Plastics, Rod Herdina, is required to purchase my home if the rezoning request is granted. A second option, Mr Herdina, Owner and President, along with Owner, Mr. Gordy Rehbein can purchase my home. (Continued on Next Page) Centerville City Council Page Three The city and the council members will be held accountable for their decision. I ask you please follow your Comprehensive Zoning Plan. Set a spec- ified length of time allowing Sunrise Plastics to build a new struc- ture and stop operating illegally under the present zoning plan. Have them build in an area now designated industrial in the town of Center- ville. I can only hope you are God fearing Americans and believe in the constitution and equal rights for everyone. To approve the re- zoning would be to disrupt my life and the lives of adjoining pro- perty owners and destroy the value of my home and the properties of all individuals involved. Show some compassion for your fellow man over the almighty dollar. Imagine yourself and your home in the situation before you. Whether it's you, I or another fellow American, why cause frustration, incon- venience, hardships, financial anguish or any harm of any kind, that should not be what life is all about. Life is caring and sharing among people. It's disrupted and destroyed by money, selfishness, and greed everyday. Let's not allow this to be one of those days. Sincerely, a ^�� Lar y W. Brokke LB /ld P.S. I will later provide pictures to better describe for you the points I have made and also a bag of debris from my yard. cc: Ken Carpenter Lino Lakes City Council Mayor Leon L'Allier Rod Herdina Gordy Rehbein Larry W. Brokke 6795 20th Avenue Hugo, MN 55038 December 13, 1984 City Clerk City of Centerville Centerville, MN 55038 City Clerk: In reference to the rezoning request by W & G Rehbein and Sunrise Plastics, it is my understanding that a special use permit needs the approval of the Planning and Zoning Commission and the City Council. Please notify me of the day and the time this issue will come before these government bodies. The outcome will directly affect my home and property; therefore, I must be given appropriate notice of the meeting and time to express my discontent and concerns. I can be reached at 481 -1504 during the day. Sincerely, C d Lar,f W. Brokke LB /ld January 3, 1984 City Council City Of Centerville Centerville, MN 55038 Dear Councilman: I the undersigned request that the rezoning of the following property, "East 740 feet of the south 265 feet of the SE 4 of the SE ; of Section 23, Township 31, Range 22," be rezoned back to its original commercial zoning classification. Sunrise Plastics is no longer operating in Centerville; therefore, eliminating the necessity for the industrial zoning classifi- cations. • v[/. %-/ M2 �. _ WA- S Z 2.441, C t2 && rT. Cor al visa fl,v 6.- S o3 Y January 3, 1984 City Council City Of Centerville Centerville, MN 55038 Dear Councilman: I the undersigned request that the rezoning of the following property, "East 740 feet of the south 265 feet of the SE of the SE e of Section 23, Township 31, Range 22," be rezoned back to its original commercial zoning classification. Sunrise Plastics is no longer operating in Centerville; therefore, eliminating the necessity for the industrial zoning classifi- cations. (� CC%C2 v 6 G? 4 SA e_f :4 ,7206 ? Cec(c?, -S l January 3, 1984 City Council City Of Centerville Centerville, MN 55038 Dear Councilman: I the undersigned request that the rezoning of the following property, "East 740 feet of the south 265 feet of the SE of the SE i of Section 23, Township 31, Range 22," be rezoned back to its original commercial zoning classification. Sunrise Plastics is no longer operating in Centerville; therefore, eliminating the necessity for the industrial zoning classifi- cations. Lad aaadi (.0 `l o ' , y Cg& L /uL c ; 4/1NNASS03 I January 3, 1984 City Council City Of Centerville Centerville, MN 55038 Dear Councilman: I the undersigned request that the rezoning of the following property, "East 740 feet of the south 265 feet of the SE of the SE ; of Section 23, Township 31, Range 22," be rezoned back to its original commercial zoning classification. Sunrise Plastics is no longer operating in Centerville; therefore, eliminating the necessity for the industrial zoning classifi- cations. - 175 e .9 ✓c g. ,C ,,'c flake Via, SS r •1' Larry W. Brokke 6795 20th Avenue Hugo, MN 55038 January 3, 1984 City Council City Of Centerville Centerville, MN 55038 Dear Councilman: Sunrise Plastics, Inc. has made a decision to abandon their need and request for rezoning. They were scheduled to attend the last council meeting with appropiate drawings and descrip- tion of the proposed addition. They did not attend the meeting. In the last week of December, Sunrise Plastics moved their entire operations from Centerville to Arden Hills and obviously have no intention of pursuing their operation in the City of Centerville. In lieu of Sunrise Plastics' decision to permanently mode to Arden Hills, the need for industrial zoning is no longer a necessity. I respectfully request that the City of Centerville rezone the property described below back to its original commercial zoning classification. "East 740 feet of the south 265 feet of the SE a of the SE ; of Section 23, Township 31, Range 22." This process would eliminate the most crucial concerns of the adjoining property owners, which is the devastating devaluation of home and properties. Sincerely, 4:4417 tfro.L.>4. c- Lary W. 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