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CRAIG KINDERMAN ACCESS PROBLEM <br /> <br />Mr. Kinderman appeared before the P & Z Commission regarding his access <br />problem. <br /> <br />Consensus of the Commission is that they are in favor of recommending to <br />the City Council that a variance be granted to Mr. Kinderman to allow him <br />to subdivide by metes and bounds by taking off a 200 foot piece of land <br />from Tract A to add to Tract B to make it non-landlocked and that it is <br />to remain just two parcels. <br /> <br />Chairman Peterson said he is not in favor of this recommendation because <br />of future subdivision problems it may create. <br /> <br />ERNEST HONEBRINK <br /> <br />Mr. Honebrink was not present. Mr. Welsh of Welsh Auto Body was present <br />because of his interest in this subdivision. He is leasing property from <br />Mr. Honebrink at the present time that is involved in this platting. <br /> <br />Mr. Honebrink is to be contacted and informed by Mr. Welsh to bring in <br />a sketch plan, file an application for platting, pay the $500 deposit fee, <br />etc. <br /> <br />BEN DEEMER - REGARDING LETTER TO COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ON SANITARY LANDFILLS <br /> <br />OPERATIONS <br /> <br />Mr. Deemer presented an article from the Anoka County Union regarding "Solid <br />Waste Options Presented". He would like to see a letter sent to the Anoka <br />County Commissioners commending their progress and showing more support <br />of their ideas etc. <br /> <br />Art Dunn commented that the Board has been looking at various possibilities <br />travelling countrywide looking at resource recovery and other items attempting <br />to get a handle on what would be acceptable alternativ~ but it is something <br />that would be ten years down the road before they could use it. It takes <br />four years to get the permits and about six years to build a facility. And <br />if they don't think it is possible on a metro basis, it may never be done. <br />However, it is an alternative to the present system of disposing of garbage. <br /> <br />Ben Deemer and A. Peddycoart are to draft a letter in this regard. <br /> <br />INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATIONS <br /> <br />John Hubbard stated that he understood this was to be tabled until Dexter <br />had a chance to look at it and comment. So as not to overlap the efforts <br />being done on the Commission end of it and they felt that business should <br />be designed as manufacturing and/or processes and all other business would <br />fall into the Commercial category-functional as possible and develop with <br />the ordinances throughout. <br /> <br />He reviewed the "Uses" classification they are proposing. <br /> <br />Chairman Peterson commentedlthat this is an alternative to trying to <br />categorize each individual piece of land and business and trying to make <br />broad categories <br /> ! Regular Meeting <br /> Plannings& Zoning Commission - 10/1/79 <br /> <br /> <br />