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Roseville Planning Commission Meeting Wednesday, June 3, 1970 - 7:30 PM The regular Planning Commission meeting of June 3, 1970, was called to order at 7:30 P.M. Commission members present: Kellett, Demos, Edlund, Eagles, Chairman Membrez. Pope arrived at 7:40 . Johnson arrived at 7:45 Others present: Councilman Linebarger, Consultant Planner Dahlgren, Public Works Director Goldberg, Administrative Assistant Cosby, Inspection Superintendent Kluegel. Edlund Moved, Kellett Seconded, with the following correction: as indicated. Roll Call, Ayes: None. that the minutes of the May 6, 1970 meeting be approved Councilman Grauel was not in attendance at the meeting Pope, Kellett, Demos, Edlund, Eagles, Membrez. Nays: Planning File 5~6.70 . Jell and Associates request for amended special use permit at 2450 North Cleveland Avenue. Chairman Membrez indicated that he had called a special meeting at 7:30 P.M., June 17, 1970. Planning File 573.70 . Midland Videen - vacation of Wheeler Street from Maple Lane to to County Road C.2 Presentation I I Paul Videen, represented the petitioner. He indicated tllat he owned two lots adjacent to Wheeler Street. A petition had been previously presented to the Village and it was signed by the residents within 250 feet, and indicated they were in favor of said vacation. His letter which accompanied the application stated the reason for this request. They are as follows: 1. The street is not needed or wanted by any of the residents listed in the abstract. 2. Flemmers and Minskes lots will be enhanced by increased woods allowing for more room for family activities and safer play areas. 3. The south facing lots on County Road B-2 can be increased in width to allow larger homes to be built on them. 4. Street construction costs can be eliminated. 5. Villaae maintenance costs can be eliminated. 6. Traffic safety will be improved on both Maple Lane and also on County Road C.2. Chairman Membrez brou~1t out the fact that if Wheeler was vacated this would only leave one access route to the park. Mr. Edlund indicated that our subdivision ordinance re. garding length of blocks required a maximum of 900 feet, and that this block would be 1200 feet in length. We, therefore, would need a pedestrian access through this area. Discussion Mrs. Flemmer, 1754 Maple Lane, stated that someone at the Village had indicated to her that this street would never be built. Mr. Sellers, 1788 Millwood, felt that a recommendation should be made from the Park Board as to their feelings on whether the road should be vacated or not. He said he was in favor of not vacating the street.