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HomeMy WebLinkAbout10/07/1970_RegularCITY OF ROCHESTER Council Agenda October 7, 1970 Meeting 17 Adjourned, Regular, 7:30 P. M. A. Call to'Order B. Hearings.(7:30 P. M.) f' he Final Shopping Center Plan for-Welles �,k,�L application f or- a p p r EULO-, Shopping, Center\. 2 0 petition to rezone pioperty-bo6ded by 10th St. S.E.', 15th Avehue S. E., U. S. 14-52 a d-Be"ar Cteek Park from B-lb to F. Resolutions and Ordinances 1. Resolution authorizing application'for reimbursement funds for police officer training. H. Other Business. MCC I IINQ Oct. 3, 1970 T F 0 C 0 -A T DAI E 4R, F_ 04 U E? SECTiON:., -ATING DEPT: OREGIN PLk NING ................. "EM- I tE M- �b ES-C R-1 PT I -App-lidati-on for Approval.of.'th6 Final Shopping- PREPARED BY: -Center!. Plan for 1-Telles:.-Shopping Center �0- 'S e p t er..ib,e, r 24 -.1970 7onin nimission recomm City'Plannin't and. Co 'R endati6n: -On-September 23, 19-70 --th`e� City Planning -and Zoning. Commission consi.de.red.the,above. --des . cribed a- "find- that -the fi al,shoD plan.complies with pplicatioi�. , We, n ping center the Zoni#g-0rdinanq6,-and the. con�ditions'of approval of'the prelimihary.'plah,-with -no screeni .7.n -the north pr6perty'line and the the ex'ce�tion that ng 'is.slio� - along CI 11 proposed to be used.. The south driveway acces;�- bntb -.15th Avenue S . E . -is.sti aD s indic''a-ted that .'there - are many possible 'd elopmental-changes that �licagt . ha a' may occur in the..are of,10th 'Street S.E.'and because of this,they'feel,it would �'be wasteful -at this�time to be required to install screening in this area. The y Traffic E ine6r d1scusses the problemi with the attachedl letter from,the-Ci. ng s south driveway access.'onto..15th -Avenue SzE.' The applicant,is-also proceeding to, 'have a*p,,lat prepared bf-this area for final approval by the City. Base&on these finding's we.reconmerid.,that-the..fi.nal-sh6T)ping center p 1 an", dated' _.Septe--riber, 23, 19.70,-. be. granted.ADpr6val and -the owner continue to proceed to _Plot 'the' land. The -matter of the,driveway approach will have to be -resolved- by the -Council; Council �Action Needed: 1 The"City 'Clerk -should publish: -.a -legal notice of hearing in the Post. Bulletin 'day,`Sep'teniber 26 1970. (The ione chan than Satur ge is scheduled forlhearing,on.October 7,- 1970 also.) h 2'6,. Following the -hearing the Council should instruct t, 'e Ci�y Attorney to -prepare a r6s.oluti.on that can be adopted. .,Attached: .1. Cbpy.of .-letter from Mr..Jack Polan Traf f.i.c Engineer DISTRIBUTION: l.. 'City Clerk "2.. City*Planning Department 0 U, H C S L A E ", If 1� 0 H: moti-n, by- Se cond b�: t 0, AGEN.D,A 1EAUNG N !Z 7.- DEPARTMENT OF CITY. ENGINEER a 1602 — 4th Street S.E. -4316 Phone 288 C. A. ARMSTRONG, City Engineer MARK R. GRAY, Director of Maintem September 22' 1970 To: Tom Moore, Planning Director From: :Jack Dolan, Traffic Engineer Subject. Application for approval. of a Community Shoppi ng Center ..-an the northwest corner of 12th' Street' & 15th Avenue SE I have -these additional comments to make re-ardin- the entrance. onto 15th Avenue S.E. across 'from 11th Street S.E.: 1. Although the prohibiting of left 'turns exiting from this open.iiig*would be beneficial it.would be.almost impossible '--to.. enf orce without-construdting a physical barrier. Therefore, if 'this-entran'ce is allowed we should expect -this.movement to be made. The right'turn.from this entrance will also*be difficult especially for traffic destined to go eastbound on -Highway #14 having to merge across.'two thru- lanes. and the.free right turn lane within a short distance.. 2. The most serious problem that I find in allowing this entrance is the northbound traffic making a'ltft turn into -the center. The distance to Highway' #14 is too short to provide a satisfactory -left turn storage a rea, therefore, -dausing a -potential backup of traffic into the signalized intersection. .3. Without a separate storage area left turn vehicles' would C� -then reduce northbound traffic on 1�th Avenue to one lane' much of the time. With the projected.volumes on 15th Avenue this ce'r-tainly should not be allowed. With no median opening opposite the entrance on Highway #14 as understand the State Highway is going to recommenc traffic from the southwest destined for the center will be. en6ouraged.to enter*from 15th Avenue.' en A. With this ' trance eliminated sufficien U-s-� z It dis ta-'rc)e available to pr vide. -a left tu lane�l?��474 L�-,- V'�n '�' LA 0 rn storage le maf entrance. This would enable us to separate t� irning - t, T`_11�. 11 v nts from.the�, main flow -of traffic assuri-ing a mor moveme eq ? safe and orderly flow. A plan indicating s' uch is 4ERc eff. wlmG DEPT- tv PL.N - LJL; L. L V U -%-ML ACTION- ;..REqUE_!97 "Fovk�, COUN; AGENDA'.SECTION:` ORIGINATING. DEPT: P JTEARTNG, �AIMING . 4 PREPARE-D BY: T CM-i 1-TE M b'ESCRIPTION.:. Petition to Change�:the Zoning Distiicting on. Property- -B ounded�by 10th Street S.'E., 15th. Avenue U.S., 14-52 . I ­ ` '' __ . P . ' ' � CN a d.'Bear Creek ai� -Ib D rict-to t 'e - ��3 Dis tr-ict - n P k fromthe ist' h .'september IQ, "19 70. City. -Plannin�� 'and t6�ning �dfiimission-Recommendatibn.:'.,' On September 9, .1917-0--the'-Cl'ty 'Planning: and -Zoning' Commission.con'sidered the.abov6 described, petition. --We find that this.change - . 3.nmzoning would not advdisely-;iffect. n I s And the change is-.in,accord with the.izity' ted any of the adjoini * g propertle' -s,.adop- located i ral Land Use'i Plan. There i's 'a-'parcel.'under separate ownership n.this -ene thalt i:s exemp�t -from this petition and it is proposed to� be- us-ed for a gasoline area -serviceds.tationi _,Based.Pri these -findings we, recommend -that this , 'pe.tition.,be.granted approval. Council�Action4Needed'. li The :City Clerk -S'hould 'pub lish a legal notice. of hed ri I n6 'in the Post -'Bulletin no .-later. than-S&ptember 16, 1970. A written notice should also be sent to all:the parties.in in�etest*and_those-within 200 feet. of the land to be rezoned. 2.. Tollbwing the,public'Maring, should" thQ Co uncil desi te to-pToceed.with this. e, ins.truc ed to prepare an..ordinance -change of to'ing, the.City.Attorney.should b t granting the ch ange. a Attached: 1. Copy of the City Planning pepartment.report., 2. Copy of -lis,t -of propert. be*notified. y owners to 3. - Cop' .0 f letter Mayor's Parking & Traffic Committee. y DISTRIBUTION': 1. City Clerk 2. City Planning Department file !A EG� N 1�1 motion by. Second by:' t fill 17' S7 A i4 k pop s 7-MA Sri pAe PETITION TOCHANGE THE ZONING DISTRICTING.'ON PROPERT`f LOCATED AT THE'WEST SIDE�OF. 15th AVENUE S.E; BETIEEN. U.S. 11 IGINIAY 14 AND l0th STREET-S.E. FRO'i',l THE B-1b ',F RICT)-TO THE B NEIGHBORHOOD ESS DIST -.3 DISTRICT (GtNERAL BUSINESS DISTRICT).. We.have.reviewe'd-the above getition and we find the following: 'l. :Name of Petitioner: Carlton Penz and Ruth Penz. 2.� Reason for Petition-. To'enable land to be� used in the proper zoaing-classifica- tion for department stor6 and supetmarket-use. 3.- Department al ReVieT�q: 'See attached'Ietters from the Minnesota Highway Department and, the Ci.ty Water Department. �4. Citj-Plann ment: ing Depart Background': This property is now zoned a B-lb District and a.portion of it. is being used for a Dog :'N' Suds Restaurant. �A parcel of land: 145. f eet in width along-12th Street S.E. by 200,feet in depth for -a posisible station.is not included.in.this Zone Change.. -The properties across Hic, ay 14-on the Southeast and Southwest corners of the hw. inteisectionare zoned a B-3.District�. A.serVice station.and supermarket on' -the Northeast*corner of the intersection is zoned a B-lb District. The property to the West -is used for park purposes'and i's' zoned.-a.Flood Plain District. The.propert.y to.the North is zoned an R-1 District and is used by the Elks -There are no residential uses,imm6diately to the North. Both the City's Adopted Land Use Plan and the Rochester -Olmsted Transporta- tion Planning.Study has this designated as -being bpst'suite.d', _general.area for. commercial uses. Conclusion: Based on the above findings we recommend,that this petition for --a chdnge.in zoning be approved. n cha' -street pattern and lotting arrangement have taken place on y nges in this property since -it was originally platted as Auditor's Plat "A!,.. In order'to bring this land up.to date we recommend that a new plat be prepared and approved by the City of Rochester according to the provisions of Ordinance No. 1558. Since no new public streets would be involved.in this plat", the.. preliminary plat procedure can -be waived by the Planning Department and a final plat prepared and filed. -a telephone cable located in the right-of-wl-=4-y of now vacated There is also 10th Street S.E.. and no utility easement was provided to handle its future main ' tainance. At the time this portion of 10th Street S..E. was vacated the Planning Department and'the City Planning.and Zoning Commission both recommended .that' -an easement be ' -reserved for utility purposes. Apparently,'this was never accomplished. The need still exists and some agreement should be reached on this matter now before development plang proceed much further in this location. �p UBLIG UTILITY. EPARTMENT ROCHESTF-R, MINNESOTA 55901. SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE -ELECTRIC A06 FIRST AVENUE NORTHE S7UPERI r-TTENIDENT'S OFFICE -WATER P.o. Box .41�1 EXECUTIVE SEMETARY'S OFFICE August 31, 1970. Mr. 'Tom 0. Moore City Kanning Director City Hal I Rochester, Minn. ..RE: Petition to.Change-the Zoning- -Pr Distric'tin- on the operty- located 'on the. -Northwest corn er of 12th St. -and 15th.. Ave., S.W. Fro -in the B -lb (ne ghborhood e busin ss) District to the B-3 (general :.business)., -District. Dear Mr. Moore: The Water Dept. has no objections.to this �oning change. Easements should be-reqpired to cover existing -water - main in place on this property. There may be:need for additional watermain extettions to serve this complex which would.'require additional -utility easements. Sincerely yours, Francis Brennan City Water Dept. FB:kd E, lip _7 SEP 21910 CITY PLANNING DEPT, ROCHESTER, MINN' -SOTA COMMITTEE ON URBAN ENVIRONMENT T Room 22 . Summit Building 717 3rd Avenue S.E. Phone 282-4924 288-4925 10 "A ICI-11r, . . . . . . . . . . 0.1 7 55901 September 2, .1970 City'Planninc—and Zoning Commission -,.-Room 22, 'Summi Building-' _717 3rd Avenue 'S.E. Rochester, Minnesota 5�901 RE:1:1PETITION TO -CHANGE THE ZONING DISTRICTING ON THE PROPERTY LOCATED ON-' THE NORTHITEST COR'NTER OF 12TH STREET AND 15TH AVENUE S.E. FRO',,, -I -ME B--!lb DISTRICT TO THE B-3 DISTRICT Gent*lemen, The Committee on Urban' Environment has' -considered the petition to- -change -the zoning di,�tricting on the property located on —the Northwest co'rner of 12th Street and 15th Avenue S.E..from the B-lb.District -to the B-3 --Dis tric t.. We recommen�-that this petition be grantedapproval subject' to closina the driveway approach:opposite llth Street S.E. intersection with 15th Avenue S...E. .-Respectfully submitted A Mrs. John R. Hill, -Chairman Committee on Urban Environment RCK/ds: 1970 eptember Chairman, PlAnning -Commission City.of Rochester. 7 Third Avenue'S.E. Rochester, MN-5590-1 Dear Sir:: 4, 1970, the matter of an access to On Se 15 Ave..S.Ei near the intersection Of 15 Ave. and 12 St.. S.E. for the proposed Wellas Shopping Center was discussed by the Mayor's Parking, and Traffic'Committee. B.ecause of the close proximity to the intersection and the right turn-. traffic lanei it was the opinion of that group that the present acce.ss to the Dog N Suds Shop be closed and a new be 6stablished to the North. Respectfully submitt.ed,' t ley F Drips Chairman Mayor's Parking and Traffic'Committee 61 FIT, "t!C;T� MEETING 10/7/�O U IE XT-1 01- REQ ST FQ C 0 UN ZI L f DA1 E - AGEND;A SECJiON., 01?1(�INATING D-E PT: ....Resolutions & ordinances Legal Department --.'EM- ITEM DESCRIPTION- PREPARED BY: N C).*'T;- Resolution Aiithorizina Application for Reimbu-rse ent- Funds The Council is rie-quested-to approve a.resolution authorizing James J. Macken,'Jr., Chief of Police to act as theagent'for the City of RochesIter in making. a*' to pplication for reimbursement funds defray the.cost-.of s-alaries,-expenses,.etc. incur.red.by'the City during -the basic. training, of peace off icprs. C 0, U H C i L -A 0072 10 �--J: Motion 6y: Second by: to: