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City of Ramsey /~t~-~;i ~'~¢~; l:~/ BOULE V ARD ~.~~~~ 15153NOWTH£N N.W.,RAMSEY, MINNESOTA 55303 ' 1612'427-1410 May 12, 1983 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Reverend Roland Reed 9508 Logan Avenue North Minneapolis, MN 55444 RE: Request for a Conditional Use Permit Dear Reverend Reed: We have reviewed you~ proposed church site as well as discussed the driveway situation with Mr. Swing of Anoka County. It was his feeling that the best location for a driveway would be to Nowthen Blvd. NW. He arrived at this conclusion because of the curve and the excessive grade on Sunfish Lake Blvd. NW where it enters Nowthen'Blvd. ~{. We at'Staff concur with Mr. Swing's conclusions. Accordingly, the prepara- tion of your site plan, which is required as a part of the City's site and design ordinance, would seem to be appropriate at this time. In order to better expedite your request, we would advise you of the following tentative schedule as well as spell out the information we will need. As you know, your public hearing for your conditional use permit has been set for 7:30 p.m., Tuesday, June 7, 1983. For this meeting we will need a site plan showing your proposed structure location, parking and your proposed driveway location. The Planning and Zoning Commission will then forward their findings and recommendations to the City Council for their regular meeting of June 28, 1983. We would recommend that at that time they'also review your plans in accordance with their site .and design ordinance, a copy of which we have attached for your information. To insure that there are no delays in either the Council's approval or our issuance of a building permit,because of inadequate information, we feel that a meeting with you and your architect would be advisable. This should be done prior to either of the meetings. The final step, providing all other approvals are made, will be the issuance of your building permit. For this we will need two sets of plans, signed by an architect or engineer registered under the laws of the State of Minnesota, energy calculations in accordance with the requirements of the State Energy Code, a certificate of survey of the property, a soil test and a perculation test. Your architect or engineer should also submit the design for your on-site septic system along with the plans.