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ROSEVILLEi'LANNING cmfMISSION MINUTES OF THE AUGUST J~ 1962 MEETING - 8: 15 to 9: 35 P .H. Chairman Bell called the meeting to order. Commissioners Bell, Chestnut, Grauel, Jonason and Swanson were present. Planner Dahlgren was also present. Commissioners Membrez and Soike and Engineer Soutter were absent. 8-1-106 - Application from Norman Magnuson for permL S "n to subdivide six parcels of land located near Skillman and Snelling Avenues de cd by metes and bounds description. Chestnut Moved, Jonason Seconded, that we recommend to", illage Council approval of the subdivision of land described in Case 62-106 wi tho t '~equiring the Applicant to plat the property. Carried unanimously. 8-1-107 - A representative from Towle Realty Company requested the Village Administrator to advise the Planning Commission to table its application for a special use permit to construct a service station on the Hamline Shopping Center parking lot until the September 5, 1962 meeting. 8-1-108 - Vince C. Hencier submitted a plat for subdivision of lot 8 and plans for the construction of two multiple dwellings on property near Lexington Avenue and County Road D. Jonason Moved, Chestnut Seconded, that we recommend to the Village Council that the subdivision of existing lot 8 and the plan for the construction of two multiple dwellings be approved. Carried unanimously. 8-1-18 - Rose of Sharon Manor, Inc. has revised its appli~ation for development of land near Highway No. 36 and Lexington Avenue. Reverend A. \', Gustafson and Eric Ahlstrand appeared at the meeting in support of the application. e revised application provides for a preliminary plat consisting of Lots 2, 3, 4 and "dlock 1; the dedication of the southerly 30 feet of Grandview Avenue fronting on Lots 2 to 5, Block 1, inclusive; the rezoning of land in Lot 1, Block 1, and all of Block 2, from R-l to R-3 district; and a request for a special use permit to build a senior citizens home on Block 2, lying south of Lovell Avenue extended. Those who appeared at the meeting and spoke in Opposltlon of the application were: Henry Reedy, 1035 Grandview Avenue W., I-Iarry Letourneau, 1023 Grandview Avenue, James Mann, 1045 Grandview Avenue, Mr. Magnuson, 1071 Grandview Avenue, Richard Radhke, 960 Lovell Ave. and R. H. Peabody, Grandview Avenue. Grauel was in favor of the rezoning of land south of Lovell Avenue but opposed that portion of the application pertaining to rezoning of property lying north of Lovell Ave. inasmuch as the rezoning of this property is not required for construction of the senior citizens or nursing homes, and was of the opinion that future single family residences constructed across the street from this type development would not be adversely affected.