HomeMy WebLinkAboutResolution No. 315-09 •
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, section 117.03 of the Rochester Code of Ordinances ("R.C.O.") states that
no person may use or operate a sound device in or around a public street, park, place or a
residential area without first obtaining a permit from the City Council. This is generally known as
a Sound Amplification Device Permit; and,
WHEREAS, R.C.O. §117.04 provides for an application to be used by those seeking to
obtain a permit under chapter 117. Specifically, that section provides as follows:
117.04. Application for Permit. Each applicant for a permit shall file a
written application with the city clerk for submission to the city council at its next
regularly scheduled meeting. Such application must be accompanied by
payment of the license fee as established by city council resolution and contain
the following information:
A. The location for which the permit is sought;
B. The dates and times of the event for which the permit is sought;
• C. The name, address and telephone number (land line and wireless)
of the applicant and the contact person named by the applicant to
implement the permit and to be on site during the event for which
the permit is sought. The contact person must be responsible for
permit's compliance with the laws of this chapter and any terms or
conditions imposed upon the approval of the permit.
D. A description of the facilities and arrangements to be implemented
for the handling of food, medical needs, sanitation, fire services,
garbage disposal, and security including crowd control and traffic
control;
E. A sketch, site plan, stage plot or other description of the land and
premises to be used for the event for which the permit is sought;
F. A description of the entertainment intended to be provided,
including the type of entertainment, the location where it is to be
staged or provided, the dates and time frames during which
entertainment is to be provided, a statement as to the maximum
number of persons who will be permitted to be in attendance on
any particular day and a description of the means by which
• attendance will be limited to such number of persons;
• G. A written statement from the Chief of Police or the Chief's designee
stating that, in the Chiefs opinion, appropriate arrangements have
been made to provide adequate security and police protection for
the event for which the permit is sought including crowd control,
traffic control and police protection for adjacent property owners;
H. A description of the means and methods proposed by the applicant
to prevent noise from the event from unreasonably disturbing those
persons who live or work in the vicinity of the event.
I. A statement from the applicant indicating the applicant has
obtained a copy of this chapter, has read and does understand the
regulations found within this chapter, and does intend to comply
with the regulations found within this chapter and any conditions of
approval imposed upon the permit that might be granted in
response to his application.
J. A statement from the applicant as to whether the applicant
requests the maximum sound measurement pursuant to section
117.06, subdivision 2, or the time restriction pursuant to section
117.06, subdivision 3, and the reasons for such request.
• K. Such other information that the City Clerk, City Administrator, Chief
of Police, Fire Chief, Public Works Director, Planning Director or
City Attorney may need in order to carry out the purposes of this
chapter; and,
WHEREAS, the City Clerk has prepared an application form consistent with the
requirements of section 117.04. On that application form, the City Clerk indicates the application
must be submitted at least 30 days prior to the event for which the permit is sought; and,
WHEREAS, on July 2, 2009, the City Clerk received an application for a Sound
Amplification Device Permit from Brandon Keith Helgeson on behalf of the Break Room for a
"Outdoor Daytime Event" occurring at the Break Room's location (1635 Highway 52 North,
Rochester, MN) on July 25, 2009. A copy of the application is attached hereto and identified as
Exhibit A; and,
WHEREAS, the City Clerk received the July 2"d application after the deadline had passed
for submission of materials for the July 6, 2009, regularly scheduled Common Council meeting.
The next regularly scheduled Common Council meeting was July 20, 2009; and,
WHEREAS, the City Clerk received the July 2"d application 23 days prior to the event for
which the permit is sought. Because of the timing of the application's submission and its failure
to meet the 30-day requirement, there was no time for the Common Council to hold a public
hearing to consider the matter; and,
•
WHEREAS, R.C.O. §117.04 (G) requires the Sound Amplification Device Permit
*application to be accompanied by a statement of the Police Chief concerning the adequacy of
the planned security plans for the.proposed event. The July 2"d application contained no such
statement; and,
WHEREAS, R.C.O. §117.04 (H) requires the application to described the means and
methods proposed by the applicant to prevent noise from the event from unreasonably
disturbing those persons who live or work in the vicinity of the event. In response to this
requirement, the July 2"d application contains the following statement:
"People attending event will be on front side of building. Sound will be directed
towards Hwy 52 and away from residential area;" and,
WHEREAS, the Council considered the July 2"d application at its July 20, 2009, meeting.
At that meeting, several neighbors appeared and expressed the concern that the Break Room's
past history with outdoor events is not good for the adjacent residential neighborhood. Previous
outdoor events unreasonably disrupted the lives of those who live nearby. The neighbors feared
the July 25th event would prevent the neighbors from enjoying the summer with their own
outdoor plans. The neighbors also stated the noise walls along Highway 52 would keep the loud
music and noise in the area of the Break Room and the adjacent residential area despite the fact
the speakers are aimed towards the highway. A copy of documents submitted by the neighbors
is attached hereto and identified as Exhibit B.
• NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Common Council of the City of
Rochester, Minnesota, that the Council, pursuant to R.C.O. §125A.041, subd. 2, does hereby
deny Brandon Keith Helgeson's July 2, 2009, application for a Sound Amplification Device for
and on behalf of the Break Room for a Outdoor Daytime Event occurring at the Break Room's
location (1635 Highway 52 North, Rochester, MN) on July 25, 2009 for the following reasons:
1. The July 2, 2009, application was not submitted at least 30 days prior to the event;
2. The July 2, 2009, application was incomplete as it failed to include, as required by
R.C.O. §117.04 (G), a written statement from the Chief of Police or the Chief's
designee stating that, in the Chief's opinion, appropriate arrangements have
been made to provide adequate security and police protection for the event for
which the permit is sought including crowd control, traffic control and police
protection for adjacent property owners; and
3. The July 2, 2009, application's proposed methods to prevent noise from
unreasonably disturbing persons who live or work nearby are inadequate to
prevent the occurrence of unreasonable disturbance. Aiming the speakers away
from the residential neighborhood is not a sufficient method to prevent
unreasonable disturbance to that neighborhood.
PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
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ROCHESTER, MINNESOTA, THIS .30 P- DAYi OF GAY , 2009.
/ PRESIDENT OF SAID COMMON COUNCIL
ATTESC� CI CLERK
APPROVED THIS 2215 F DAY OF 00W , 2009.
MAYOR OF SAID CITY
(Seal of the City of
Rochester, Minnesota)
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APPLICATION FOR SO VAD AMPLITFICA TION PERJVHT
DATE OF APPLICATION: 71 2- 1C 611
APPLICATION TO BE SUBMITTED AT LEAST 30 DAYS IN ADVANCE OF EVENT TO:
CITY CLERK'S OFFICE,201 4THST. SE,ROC=STER, MN. 55904
APPLICANT INFORMATION
NAME OF APPLICANT/RESPONSIBLE PARTY: ov
(FIRST) (MIDDLE) (LAST)
HOME ADDRESS:
DATE OF BIRTH:
HOME TELEPHONE NUMBER: CELL PHONE NUMBER:
NAME OF ORGANIZATION:
57
ADDRESS: 211
TELEPHONE NUMBER:
• CONTACT PERSON INFORMATION
12, llu/ /IV 7/
CONTACT PERSON DURING EVENT: "I .t
__(FIRST) (MIDDLE)
(LAST)
HOME ADDRESS:
(HOUSE IPP- (STREET)
DATE OF BIRTH:
TELEPHONE NUMBER: CELL PHONE NUMBER: =NINE"
EVENT INFORMATION
PURPOSE OF EVENT:
DATE(S) OF EVENT: m-wwl-o DAY(S)OF WEEK:
LOCATION OF SPECIAL EVENT: A
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DESCRIPTION OF ENTERTAINMENT TO BE PROVIDED:
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5. APPLICANT REQUESTS THE COUNCIL TO IMPOSE THE FOLLOWING SOUND LIMITATION (Check One)
MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE SOUND PRESSURE LEVEL NO MORE THAN 85 DECIBELS MEASURED AT
THE PROPERTY LINE OR VENUE BOUNDARY.
WAIVE THE MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE SOUND PRESSURE LEVEL AND REQUIRE THE AMPLIFIED
SOUND TO TERMINATE NO LATER THAN 10:30 P.M.
The Applicant hereby agrees that a copy of Rochester Code of Ordinances 117 has been provided with the application and
that the Applicant has read and does understand the regulations found within the Ordinance, and does intend to comply
with the regulations found within the Ordinance and any conditions of approval imposed upon the permit that might be
granted in response to his application.
Signafure of Applicant
PERMIT FEE: S25.00
YOU WILL NEED TO CHECK WITH THE PARK DEPARTMENT AT 281-6160 TO OBTAIN THE REQUIRED PARK
DEPARTMENT PERMITS IF YOU ARE HOLDING YOUR VENUE ON PARK DEPARTMENT PROPERTY.
• FOR ADMINISTRATION USE ONLY
PARK DEPARTMENT:
COMMENTS:
(SIGNATURE)
POLICE DEPARTMENT.•
COMMENTS:
(SIGNATURE)
RIGHTS OF SUBJECTS OF GOVBRN7&ENT DATA
LICENSE AND PERhff'l DATA
"TENNESSEN WAR11rING"
In accordance with the Minnesota Government Data Practices Act, the City of Rochester is required to
inform you of your rights as they pertain to the information collected about you. Public information is
that information which is available to the general public,Private information is that information which
is available to you, not to the public: and confidential information is that information which is not
available to you or the public. The information we collect from you is either public or private. The
separation of that information is as follows:
PUBLIC—NAME AND ADDRESS OFAPPLICANT(S)AT TSZ TIME OF APPLICATION
(NOTE-after the application is approved, all information on the application becomes public,
exceyt for the Social Security.information and birth date information, as noted below.)
PRIVATE-SOCIAL SECURITYINFORMATION, BIRTHDATE INFOBMATION(f
applicable) (MS 13.355 & 13.37(a))
The information collected and required from you is to determine your eligibility for a City of Rochester
License or Permit. If you do not supply the required information, the City of Rochester will not be able
to determine your eligibility.
The dissemination and use of the private data we collect is limited to that necessary for the
administration and management of regulatory licenses. Persons or agencies with whom this
information may be shared include:
CITY, CO U11rTP,AND STATE PERSONNEL INVOL FED 17V DETEBIL20VG YO UR
;ELIGIBILITY, CONTRACTED PUBLICAVDITORS,AND THOSE I11'D=UALS TO
WHOM YO U GIVE YO UR EXPRESS WRITTEN PERMISSION.
Unless otherwise authorized by state statute or federal law, other government agencies utilizing the
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To exercise these rights, contact the City Clerk's C.j51ce, Room135, City Hall, Rochester, Mn. 55904
I HAVE READ AND UNDERSTAAID THE ABOVE 1NFORMATIONREGARDING
MY RIGHTS AS A SUBJECT OF GO FERNMEN7 DATA.
(Signature of Data Subject) (Date)
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• I have come here tonight with and on behalf of others who were unable to be
here from our .. 18th Ave. neighborhood, to ask you not to give the Breakroom Bar
the sound amplification permit they want for July 25th. They want this permit
from noon until 9 PM, and if permitted it would mean that the residents around
the bar will not be able to entertain in our own back yards. Other outdoor
permits given have created a lot of controversy in the city, and I believe my home
is the closest resident to a bar in this city. My backyard fence is 12 feet from the
Breakroom parking lot.
Two years ago they were granted a permit until 10:00, we started calling about
noise at 8:00 and at 11:00 they were told to close down. The band then turned its
lights at my back yard and they were yelling and cursing at us. One Halloween a
car came down the slope and broke my cedar fence, and another time they tried
to put a front patio on the bar without permits and were told to put things back
the way they were. There are always cans, cigarette buts, bottles and other odds
and ends coming over the fence. On Sat. morning at 6AM I could hear someone
. pounding on another car with what sounded like a sledgehammer, and then they
got in their car and drove away. Dos Amigos has to ask quite often on Fri. and Sat.
nights to have cars removed from their parking lot due to their overflow. When
councilman Snyder asked them about the Post Bulletin article that read outdoor
beer pong in the parking lot, they said "no, we are not having it outside." They
have tried in the past to get away with building a front patio with no permits, so I
believe they might have tried this outdoor drinking game also. We have been
more than patient and pretty quiet because they have kept everything inside the
dwelling, but if this bar is allowed to have outdoor venues and this permit is given
an OK they will keep asking for them. Then as a neighborhood we will no longer
be quiet.
So, I am asking once again for myself, and my neighborhood that the council
declines the Breakroom bars request for the sound amplification or any other
outdoor functions.
Thankyou
I am here today to ask you the Rochester City Council to unconditionally and
unanimously deny the application for permit of amplified sound at the BREAK
ROOM Bar.
There several reasons for my request of denial.
First and foremost,
This establishment is only separated from a residential area by a 10 to 12 foot
utility easement.
There are 4 homes backing up to the bar which are all less than 100 feet from
the physical building housing the bar.
If you grant this permit, you the city council, are placing us home owners into
a quality of life that no body else in the city would have to deal with.
We would not be able to sit on our decks, in two homeowners cases, swim in
• their pools, Bar-B-Que or basically enjoy OUR weekend.
We as homeowners should be offered the same rights as everyone else in the
city without the loud music, additional traffic and people in our back yard.
There are no other residential areas in the city with a bar as close to single
family homes as the BREAK ROOM is to our homes.
This application states that they will have the activities in the front, and face
the speakers towards HWY 52. That sounds good, however, there was how
many millions spent on walls on hwy 52 to keep the road noise contained.
With this plan, the sound is going to bounce back right into our yards.
In addition to this, there is only a minimal distance between the building and
the sidewalk. How are they going to control the patrons and keep them within
the front area? If they have too many people there is no way it will remain in
the front of the building.
C�
cil
The operator of the BREAK ROOM and the Rochester Police have been
contacted many times because of the regular bar and music noise emanating
from there.
There is insufficient parking to accommodate patrons which leads to them
parking in front of our homes and jumping the fence to get to the bar, or they
illegally park in the apartment lot to the north and use the utility easement to
gain access to the rear of the bar parking lot. :'
In addition to these many reasons, the operator of the bar attempted to
construct an outside patio area, without a permit, and against his conditional
use permit granted nu.
Recently an article was written in the Post Bulletin about the Beer Pong
tournaments being held there on Sunday evenings. In that article it stated that
they too were being held outside. This caused us bordering homeowners
concern and facilitated calls to our Ward 3 councilman. After he investigated
he notified us that there was no permit authorized for this activity, and that the
Conditional Use Permit clearly stated that No out side activities were
allowed. <<
If that is true, then the Break Room should be held to the "conditions" of the
Conditional use Permit, and NO outside activities should be allowed, now or
in the future.
As I said earlier, there are no other homes in the city with a wanna be night
club in their back yard. Not everyone has a nine to five not everyone works
Mon. thru Fri.
We deserveand have the right as taxpayers in this city to enjoy our property
without the intrusion of everything that the approval of this application would
bring.
Thank you.
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CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
CITY OF ROCHESTER, MINNESOTA
CONDITIONAL USE RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, an application, Conditional Use #2004-35, has been filed on behalf of
Troy Wing, the owner(s) of the premises described as:
SEE EXHIBIT "A"
WHEREAS, the applicant is asking the City Planning and Zoning Commission of
the City of Rochester, Minnesota, to grant a conditional use permit per Section 61.146
of the Rochester Zoning Code to permit converting a standard restaurant use to a
"drinking and entertainment" establishment,
WHEREAS, a public hearing on the proposed conditional use permit was duly
noticed and held by the City Planning and Zoning Commission in the Council/Board
Chambers, 151 4th Street SE, Rochester, MN, at 7:00 p.m. on October 27, 2004,
NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved by the City Planning and Zoning Commission
of the City of Rochester as follows:
CONDITIONS, - '
Ms. Petersson moved to approval of Type II Conditional Use Permit #04-35 by
Troy Wing with the staff-recommended findings and conditions. Ms. Rivas
seconded the motion. The motion carried 8-0.
CONDITIONS:
1. Resurfacing and re-striping of the parking lot shall include elimination of four
parking stalls from the east end of the center stalls to provide an internal
circulation lane meeting the minimum standards of the Rochester Zoning
Ordinance and Land Development Manual
2. The owner acknowledges his obligations for a proportional cost of future
• stormwater conveyance improvements to correct or minimize the impacts of
the existing inadequacies.
CONCLUSION:
The City Planning and Zoning Commission has hereby granted a conditional use
permit per Section 61.146 of the Rochester Zoning Code to permit converting a
standard restaurant use to a "drinking and entertainment" establishment, according to
the plans therefore dated "Received September 28, 2004, Rochester-Olmsted Planning
Department" and revised plans dated "Received October 21, 2004".
Passed and adopted by the Planning & Zoning Commission of the City of
Rochester, Minnesota, this 27th day of October, 2004.
This resolution was signed this _/4M day of � , 2004.
Chairperson, City Planni d Zoning Commission
• The above is a true and correct copy of the resolution of the City Planning and Zoning
Commission.
Attest:
Zoning dministrator
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Subscribed and s/.wprn to before me by Zoning Administrator this I! day of
2004.
` JEEdi'+irER GARNESS
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Notary Public
Minnesota
emission ExVtra Jar.51.20Ma
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1STRIBUTION:
City Clerk (Original) (Certified Copy) (Copy of Staff Report)"
City Attorney (Certified Copy)
Zoning Administrator (Certified Copy)
Applicant (Certified Copy)
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