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TO: FROM: DATE: RE: Ramsey Planning and Zoning Commission Lloyd G. Schnelle, City Administrator August 2, 1979 Critique for Regular Planning & Zoning Meeting of August 6, 1979 CASE # 1: PUBLIC HEARING FOR ROGER DICKENSON PROPERTY AT 6150 HIGHWAY 10 - DAVID ENGEL, APPLICANT - FOR PERMISSION TO OPERATE A LIGHT CARPENTRY FABRICATION SHOP ON THE DICKENSON PROPERTY The subject property is zoned Bi-Commercial/Business District and therefore a conditional use permit is required in accord with 170.013D (.2) "Area Standards and Permitted Uses for the Bi-Business/Commercial District. Mr. Engel, the applicant~ 15157 Ramsey Boulevard~ proposes to construct an addition to the existing building or else construct a separate building within a close proximity to the existing building which is located on Roger Dickenson's property which is presently known as Dickenson's Piano and Organ Shop. The proposed addition is to be used for sawing lumber, storing lmmber, and other building materials and serve as a garage. The proposed business will involve the construction of "porta sheds" (small accessory buildings) and sale of the same, ~. Engel will be required to go through the"Plan Approval" procedure for this business if the Conditional Use is approved. This proposal has been reviewed by the EQB - letter attached - see Enclosure D~a. The business ~/Lr. Engel proposes is not a permitted use for the existing zoning of this property. Enclosure Dla - Enclosure Dlb - Enclosure Dlc - EQB letter application for conditional use permit - location map - application for building permit. letter from Joe Kovar CASE #2: WILLIAM AYDT, BILL'S AUTO BODY, REQUEST FOR REZONING Mr. Aydt appeared before the City Council, on October 3, 1977 - see enclosmres, to seek rezoning of his property at 14966 Nowthen Boulevard (Business address) and 14964 Nowthen Boulevard (Residence). At that time Council decided to handle Mr. Aydt's situation by zoning his business, as part of the City's Comprehensive Plan, to UMB-2 which was a special and specific zoning given to him strictly for the sole use of his property as a body shop; thereby giving him the opportunity to expand, rebuild if necessary, or sell the auto body business if he so desired. At that time Mr. Aydt was under the impression that Council had granted him zoning of B-1 Business/Commercial and he didn't realize what he had in actuality as far as the zoning of his property. This all came to'Light", so to speak, when Mr. Aydt came before Council recently with a proposal to add onto his existing business and possibly sell (3) acres of his land for a car wash operation. Mr. Aydt therefore, is requesting that a public hearing be scheduled to rezone his property as follows: