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Minutes Roseville Plmlning Commission Regular Meeting, Wednesday, December 2, 1964, 7:30 P.M. Members present: Nelson, Soike, Anderson, Sigford~ Lund, Linebarger and Membrezo Trustee Grauel, Planner Dahlgren and Public Works Director Odland were also present. Chairman Nelson arrived a little late and Membrez called the meeting to order. Sigford moved, Soike seconded, to approve the minutes of November 4th as submitted. Carried by unanimous vote 0 File 64-240 - Sheehy Rezoning - Dellwood and Josephine Road. Mr. Rahn representing Sheehy stated that 5 apartment buildings containing 55 I-bedroom apartments, 60 2-bedroom and 2 duplexes will be built. He further stated that the Town Houses they first pro- posed to build on this property could not be adequately financed, therefore, they now want to construct apartment buildings. He reported that the soil conditions due to high water table did not permit the con- struction of single homes. There was considerable opposition by a group of residents living in the area. They complained that notices of the hearing were not received and they wanted a little more time to study the proposed plans submitted by Rahn. Soike moved, Anderson seconded, that the matter be laid over to a special meeting scheduled on December 14th at 5: 00 P. M. and that notices be mailed to all residents within 250 feet of the subject property. Carried by a unanimous vote. File 64-225 - Chandler-Wilbert Vault Company rezoning from R-l to I-I. Mr. Chandler submitted a plan in color showing how the subject property will eventually be developed. It showed some screening in the rear of the property to protect the property owners on Dellwood Avenue. Mrs. Pond, Mr. Beisang and Mrs. Mosley were among some of the property owners who opposed the granting of this rezoning, the general feeling being that it will depreciate the value of their homes. It was the opinion, however, the set back regulations of 1-1 classification would give sufficient protection. Nelson finally moved, Sigford seconded, that we recommend the granting of this rezoning. Ayes: Nelson, Soike, Line- barger, Sigford and Membrez.Nays: Lund and Anderson. File 64-241 - Arthur Gluek rezoning from B-1 to B-2 of approximately 2 acres of property on Highway 36 between Fairview and Cleveland. Mr. Dahlstrom president of Colonial Furniture Company explained the kind of building he proposes to build on this property, the side and rear of cement block construction, the leading and unloading in the rear, the estimated total value to be approximately $200,000. Mr. Parranto, sales agent, also urged the Commission to recommend the rezoning. Mr. Curtis, Mr. Malone and Mr. Flaherty, residing on the south side of the highway objected quite strenuously to grant the zoning. Nelson moved, seconded by Lund that we recommend the request be denied for the following reasons: 1. The rezoning of this small piece of land for the sale of furniture would establish a precedent with respect to future land use in this area. 2. It must be considered as a spot zoning 3. The development of the area north of Highway 36 as a pattern of typical commercial strip would not be in the best interest of the Village. Motion carried by a unanimous vote.