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2005 Comprehensive Plan- Dog & Cat Licenses- Economic Development Programs- Liquor Licenses- Merchant Licenses- Zoning Code- Zoning Official Map- EDA- HPC- P&Z Current Planning Zoning Minutes
PLANNING AND ZONING SAINT PETER COMMUNITY CENTER GOVERNOR’S
ROOM Chairperson Mary Ann Harty called
the meeting to order at Agenda A motion was made by Alger, seconded
by Kvamme to approve the agenda. All
members voting aye, the agenda was approved as presented. Minutes A motion was made by Kvamme,
seconded by Swanson to approve the minutes of Recommending Trail Master Plan Wille stated that at the June
Planning and Zoning workshop the Commission reviewed
the suggested amendments to the Trail Master Plan and were of the opinion that
the plan was appropriate. Wille
recommended that the Commission approve the resolution recommending that the
City Council adopt the plan as prepared by the Parks Board. A motion was made by Spriggs, seconded by Hoehn to
introduce Resolution No. 2010 – 06 entitled, “A Resolution Recommending That The City Council Adopt An Amended Master Trail Plan Prepared By The
Saint Peter Parks Board”. Alger stated
that she approves the changes to the plan but would also like to advocate for a
trail between Sunrise Drive and Subdivision Ordinance (Density Regulations) Wille stated that at the last
Planning and Zoning workshop, members continued to discuss the most
appropriate, effective way of encouraging or requiring enhanced residential
densities in proximity to the center of town.
At that meeting the Commission deemed that the following three actions
were necessary; a) drafting language for a Residential Planned Unit Development
(RPUD) addition to the Zoning Ordinance b) remove the specific residential
density requirements from the draft Subdivision Ordinance and c) amend the
future land use map in the Comprehensive Plan to show the desired location of
future Residential Planned Unit Developments which would enhance residential
density. Wille indicated that he removed
the specific residential density requirements from the draft Subdivision
Ordinance. He also proposed an amendment
to the Zoning Ordinance which included a RPUD overlay. Wille set a Public Hearing
for the Zoning Ordinance and Subdivision Ordinance for Reports LJP –
Will be consolidating their operation in Kwik Trip -
Construction should be completed by November. Saint Peter Food Coop -
Wille met with representatives from the Coop and Nielsen’s. The Coop asked for a 60 day extension on
their purchase option. Wille indicated
that the Coop would be seeking a $350,000 revolving loan at 3%, amortized on a
20 year schedule, with a balloon payment at the end of 10 years. Wille stated the Adjournment A motion was made by Swanson,
seconded by Alger to adjourn. All
members voting aye, the meeting adjourned at PLANNING AND ZONING SAINT PETER COMMUNITY CENTER GOVERNOR’S
ROOM Chairperson Mary Ann Harty
called the meeting to order at Agenda A motion was made by Spriggs,
seconded by Swanson to approve the agenda.
All members voting aye, the agenda was approved as presented. Minutes A motion was made by Kvamme,
seconded by Swanson to approve the minutes of Kwik Trip Preliminary Plat Wille reopened the public
hearing at Wille stated that Kwik Trip has proposed the replatting
of Block 192 to accommodate the construction of a new convenience store/car
wash facility. Wille closed the public
hearing at A motion was made by Spriggs,
seconded by Swanson to introduce Resolution No. 2010 – 04 entitled, “Resolution
Recommending Approval of the Preliminary Plat Of Saint
Peter Kwik Trip Addition”. All members voting aye, the Resolution was
passed and adopted. Wille stated that the A motion was made by Kvamme,
seconded by Spriggs, to introduce Resolution No. 2010 – 05 entitled,
“Resolution Recommending Approval Of The Final Plat Of
Saint Peter Kwik Trip Addition”. All members voting aye, the Resolution was
passed and adopted. Subdivision Ordinance (Density Regulations) Wille stated that the
Planning Commission completed a comprehensive revision to the Saint Peter
Subdivision Ordinance and recommended that the City Council adopt the
revisions. Upon review, the City Council
referred the ordinance back to the Planning Commission asking them to
reconsider the regulations pertaining to residential density. Kvamme pointed out that some
advantages of increased density includes; less expensive for the developer,
delayed growth towards the western ridge of town, closer to churches, schools,
pool, and keeping with the 70% single
family/30% multi family ratio. Wille said that he is not
convinced that regulating residential densities is neither necessary nor
effective. He was concerned that the
calculations of density at the time of platting have not correlation or
relevance to the calculations determined following construction of the
residential units. Wille recommended that
Kvamme, Alger and himself meet, compose guidelines and present them to the
Commission for review. Adjournment A motion was made by Swanson,
seconded by Spriggs to adjourn. All
members voting aye, the meeting adjourned at PLANNING AND ZONING SAINT PETER COMMUNITY CENTER GOVERNOR’S
ROOM Chairperson Mary Ann Harty
called the meeting to order at Agenda A motion was made by Alger,
seconded by Kvamme to approve the agenda.
All members voting aye, the agenda was approved as presented. Election A motion was made by Swanson,
seconded by Kvamme to nominate Harty for President. A motion was made by Swanson, seconded by
Hulsebus to nominate Alger as Vice President.
A motion was made by Hulsebus, seconded by Alger to elect the Director
of Community Development as Secretary.
All members voting aye, the motions carried. Minutes A motion was made by Kvamme,
seconded by Alger to approve the minutes of Public Hearings Vacation of Wille opened the public
hearing at Wille stated that Kwik Trip has proposed the replatting
of Block 192 to accommodate the construction of a new convenience store/car
wash facility. He stated that an 18 foot portion of Block 192 was dedicated as Wille closed the public
hearing at Wille opened the public
hearing at Wille reported that Kwik Trip, Inc. has petitioned to re-plat the property to
accommodate their planned redevelopment and construction. At Habitat for Humanity Addition Wille opened the public
hearing at Habitat for Humanity has
offered to purchase a 1 acre parcel of land lying west of the Wille closed the public
hearing at New Business Vacation of A motion was made by Alger,
seconded by Hulsebus to introduce Resolution No. 2010-01, “Resolution
Recommending That The City Council Approve The Petition To
Vacate The North-South Alley Within Block 192, City Of Saint Peter And
The North 18 Feet Of Lots 10 & 11, Block 192, City Of Kwik Trip Preliminary Plat & Final
Plat A short discussion was held
regarding the preliminary plat. A motion was made by Kvamme,
seconded by Alger to table this item of business until the next Planning and
Zoning meeting. All members voting aye,
the motion carried. Habitat For Humanity
Preliminary Plat Alger asked who
owns/maintains the bituminous walkway between Sunrise Meadows apartments and
the 1 acre parcel (City owned property) that Habitat is purchasing. Alger also inquired if City staff would have access
to the water tower once the property is sold. Wille indicated that he would
research the ownership issue. Peter Moulton indicated that
staff would have access to the water tower.
A motion was made by Alger,
seconded by Hulsebus to introduce Resolution No. 2010-02, “Resolution
Recommending Approval Of The Preliminary Plat Of Habitat For
Humanity Addition”. All members voting
aye, the Resolution was passed and adopted. Habitat For Humanity Final
Plat A motion was made by
Hulsebus, seconded by Alger to introduce Resolution No. 2010-03, “Resolution
Recommending Approval Of The Final Plat Of Habitat For
Humanity Addition”. All members voting
aye, the Resolution was passed and adopted. Reports Wille reported that the
Subdivision Ordinance with the modified density requirements will be brought to
the City Council for approval in the near future. Wille was asked to find out
the length of a Planning and Zoning Commission member term and also each
members term. The next scheduled meeting
will be held on Adjournment A motion was made by Swanson,
seconded by Alger to adjourn. All
members voting aye, the meeting adjourned at
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