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Roseville Planning Commission Minutes of the July IIp 1962 Meeting 8:10 P.M. to 11:25 P.M. Chairman Bell called the meeting to order. Commissioners Bell>> Chestnut. Grauelp Jonason. Soike and Swanson were present. Commissioner Membrez was absent. Planner Dahlgren and Engineer Soutter were also present. 7= 11=31 Peter A. Valois and Robert Valois attended the meeting in support of the preliminary plat of Valois Addition located near Clc:ve 1 and and Skillman Avenues. In 1960. Peter Valois submitted a preliminary plat Ot the property which was denied when he could not work out a joint development with property owners south of his property. Since this time. Mr. Valois sold 183 feet of land having frontage on Skillman Avenue. The sale of this land was done in violation of the ordinance by subdividing land outside the required subdivision procedure. ~1r. Valois did not retain a dedication of a 16.5 foot strip of right=of=way along Cleveland Avenue and a 20 foot strip of right=of=way along Skillman Avenue for street purposes when he sold the land. Jonason Moved. Grauel Seconded. that we recommend to the Village Council that the preliminary plat of Valois Addition be denied until such time as Mr. Valois can secure the necessary dedications for street purposes. ~1otion c&rried (4 to 2). Soike and Swanson voting to approve to plat. 7=11=18 The request of Rose of Sharon Manor. Inc. for approval of a preliminary plat. rezoning of land from R=l to R=3 and a special use permit to construct a nursing and old age home on land near Highway No. 36 and Lexington Avenue. Reverend A. V. Gustufson and Reverend E. A. Lundblad told the Commission that Rose of Sharon Manor. Inc. is a profit corporation. Reverend Lundblad advised that the rezoning of land lying south of the proposed Lovell Street extended would be of sufficient size for its corporations needs. The corporation>> however9 would desire to exchange land with Mr. Jacobson in order to square off their respective ownerships. Mr. Jacobson is agreeable to this exchange of land. TIle Commission will require: 1) The applicant to complete the exchange of land "lith Mr. .Jacobson which will require the applicant to resubmit a new rezoning proposal. 2) Provide street access to the Baker property and 3) Construct Lovell Avenue f:tom Chatsworth to Lexington Avenues to provide direct access to the old age and nursing homes. Those who opposed the rezoning of land lying between Grandview Avenue and north of Lovell Avenue were: George LesleYe 1051 We Grandview Avenue; George Schulty, 1015 We Grandview Avenue. Richard Radke, 960 Lovell Avenue; A. W.Erickson. 968 Lovell Avenue; James Madden. 1045 W. Grandview Avenue; Henry Reedy, 1035 We Grandview Avenue and Harry Letourneau, W. Grandview Avenue.