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278497 WHITE -� CITY CLERK L ' PINK - FINANCE COl1I1C11 ��9� CA�ARY - DEPARTMENT �I TY O F SA I N T PA U L � � BLUE - MAYOR File N O. ' �nce o�ainance N 0. � �7 �� Presented By Referred To Committee: Date Out of Committee By Date AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHP,PTER 60 OF THE ZONING CODE. WHEREAS, the District 6 Land Use Plan contained in the City' s Comprehensive Plan as adopted by the City Council on September 10, 1981, recommends the initiation of a 40-Acre Study of the Sycamore-Acker area, the boundaries of which are Rice Street on the West, Sycamore and Granite on the North, I-35E on the East and the Burlington Northern Railroad tracks on the South, the area of survey being in excess of 40 acres; and WHEREAS, consistent with the said District 6 Land Use Plan, the City Council, by its Resolution C.F. 277467, adopted September 22, 1981, requested tha.t the Planning Commission survey this Sycamore-Acker area under the provisions of the 40 acre statute, Minnesota Statutes Section 462.357, Subd. 5, and report back to the City Council its findings and recommenda- tions; and WHEREAS, the Planning Commission, having conducted a public hearing on November 20, 1981 on the proposed Zoning Code amendments and having found and determined that the proposed amendments are in keeping with existing uses and to a plan for future land use in the area consistent with the Comprehensive Plan, the Planning Commission has recommended its approval to the proposed rezoning; and WHEREAS, the City Council, having considered the report and recommendation of the Planning Commission and having conducted `� public hearings on the proposed Zoning Code amendments, does hereby COUNCILMEN �� Yeas Nays Requested by Department of: , Hunt �"'"e In Favor — Maddox McMahon Showalter Against BY Tedesco �Ison Form App ov d by City Attor Adopted by Council: Date Certified Passed by Council Secretary BY /�� By Approved by Mayor: Date Appr ed y Mayor for Submission to Council By BY WHITE = CITY CLERK � PINK •' - FINANCE COLI1C11 CAIIlARY - DEPARTMENT G I TY OF SA I NT PAIT L ' �� BLUE - MAYOR � F1IE N O. Ordin�nce Ordinance N 0. �� 7 �J Presented By Referred To Committee: Date Out of Committee By Date Page 3. 5. The property on the northeast corner of Acker and Lightner, described as Lots 16, 17, 18 and 19, Block 3, Drake' s Second Addition, formerly zoned I-1 be and is hereby rezoned to RT-1. 6. The property on the northwest and northeast corners of Jackson and Acker, described as Lots 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19 and 20, Bloc1�. 2, and Lot 1, Block 3, Drake' s Second Addition, formerly zoned I-1 be and is hereby rezoned to B-2. 7. 'I'he property located on the northwest corner of Cortland Place and Acker, described as Lots 2 and 3, Block 2, Drake' s Second Addition, formerly zoned I-1 be and is hereby rezoned to RT-1. Section 2. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force thirty (30) days from and after its passage, approval and publication. COUIVCILMEN Yeas Nays � Requested by Department of: Hunt Levine [❑ FaVO[ nnc� M�n'o' � Showalter Against BY Tedesco �Ison APR 2 0 1982 Form Approved by City Attorney Adopted by Council: Date j Certified a Co nc� ecre BY � By �� " Appr v y Mayor: ' �PR � � 19 Approved ayor for Submission to Council By BY PUBLISHE'D MAY 1 1g$2 . � � � . � � � � � . Time line for this matter: lst reading: Tuesday, March 30 � 2nd reading: Tuesday, April 6 3rd reading: Thursday, April 8 (public hearing) 4th reading: Thursday, April 15 � � ., � _ _ _--------_ __. _ -7 � �,..�.�ti. �..;, . GI'�.'X O�+` ,�'^..�.�INT �,�UT� . 'C.� � ��ai. .,:r.• �:a•� ��,� �� OF�+�CE OF Tr"I. E CI'�Y CO1Ti\'"CxL ��j��97 '. ;-�,,:=';�:�� ' /GI � ►a�r,..�:�a•:'+� �l.i. � . _.,.' �,�.rrea('l�,`1 }i �"ti,._f ~v = ��` . D a t e : March 8, 1982 . ��':r - • ` � D �� k � � � � � �f . - � . TO : Sa�n�? Paui Ci�t� C�uncii � - FROM � COtriiTii��@C t)i� CITY DEVELOPNiENT AND TRANSPORTATION - Leonard W. Levine , choirm�n, makes the fotiowing " report' on C.F. � Ordinance � � [� Resotation � � � Other � ��-� � Ordi nance whi ch changes the zoni ng i n the � -. , Sycamare-Acker 40-acre study area. . - � . ' . The Commi ttee recorrunended approval , wi th th� � � . � . • �_ stipulation that Mr. Tom Braid of Beaver's ��:��:: ' "� : . • � . Lounge meet wi th the P.E.D. staff regardi ng :�•-;�- ; � . . . : � status of his property, and be notified when � ' this matter comes before the full City Council .= � �. � � I-L-�?.L . �1'P.:��.FLOc�R. • �— . SaI�iF Pr�►i3I..;,tiII:tYESQTc�'��►�J_. _ '_ �/j�,:1 � •. • .h . . . . . . . . ' ' � . . � . . . � . � - � . . .1. . . _ . , . . ' . . . ' .. , . . . . •r,� ' ,f^ 'i . . � � �. ,.� + � � � � � ..�' � . . . 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Gou�cilman Leo�ard Levine � w� • �tbairman City Develop�ent & Tra�aporta�ion Cone��.ttee � �. �` . � �th F1oor, City Hall, , � �� -� �` , .. . . . . , . � � . , . . . t . . _ . .. . � � . .. �,� P��• Dear Councilman Levine� , � °� � , , � ��: ' � � ��:. � �he Counci2 referred ta the City D�velopmeat and �ce,,�sportation Co�m�3,tt�a� = �4 , � . , for consideration and recammendatian a ieport of tht` 1�lasdning Gonoa�iss�on� . � � to the City �ov�cil reA�rding adopLion of au ordinan�e �h3.ch el�eg�e� t't�e . Y_ ` ,�; . zoning �ri the Sycamore-A�ck.er 40 Acre SCudy axea., ' , " :� ; � ; x�: \ `, ` V�sry �ruiy qour�, � �;� ,� _ , , � �. �, - � , � � � � , �� a��'�� _ , �� n , ; ;�� , . : . Albert B. 01son ;� � '' � .:. � � � . � �r.� � ;t . � City Clerk. � 4 ��. � . � E � � . �. e�'; Attach. . . ; � � f �: 'Plhn�ing 3talt '` �� . � . � � A8p/sch ' , � � - �,. , . � - . - �s,. - _ ,� , x , ' � ` , . �'� ; ;�; �. :� ��: �.' �: _ ` ,�� { . , � #,r.�� , ' � - � r ,,a ��:;. � , . ;:, �,' �� . ;� , ;� } � , �;�> , , , �� - , . � ; �,.�.; . " , � �' , y �, �� _ . � � ;� , _ . �; � � , , _ �+ -.� : � . , , � • ^, r � �;: , i . , ' _ . � �': , , _ � , , r � `� . .. . . � � ��t=*�, CITY OF SAINT PAUL F�l�� / o~� '� OFFICB OF THE MAYOR � i=�ii� Q . � �� 347 CITY HALL SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA 55102 GEORGE LATIMER (612) 298-4323 MAYOR December 8, 1981 Council President Ruby Hunt and Members of the City Council c/o City Clerk Room 386 City Hall St. Paul , Minnesota 55102 Dear Council Members : On November 20, 1981 , the Plannin� Commission on a vote of 14 to 5 approved a resolution recommending a number of zoning changes in the Sycamore-Acker area. 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' ..:_��rv,arr;�'f r4' . �=: :- T � � D a t e • `_;, _ _•_.��'� . March 8, 1982 ��:� - C 01�� +� i T'�'� E F� � P Q � t � � � . 70 : Sain�t Pdui Cii�� Council FROM = COt7'1tTti��@�' OC� CITY DEVELOPMENT AND TRANSPORTATION � Leonard W. Levine , choirmdn, makes the fol lowing reporf' on C.F. [� Ordinance � . � ❑ Resolution � � C] Other • � i��-� � Ordi nance whi ch changes the zoni ng i n the - �. . Sycamore-Acker 40-acre study area. . � � - - � . ��. -. � - ' - _ ' _ � . :.`. . --- ' . The Commi ttee recommended approval , wi th th� �� . � - . • � •_ sti pul ati on that Mr. Tom Brai d of Beaver's ��:��.: ' �- . . - . . . Lounge meet wi th the P.E.D. staff regardi ng :-=•-:�- �: � . . . . status of his proper�y, and be notified ►vhen • ' . this matter comes before the full City Council .� - . - �. . _ �: - ' Ii�LL 3�1'z..:�FK.FLO�:t. �_ . 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' . i . . . . . .. - J .. . . . , .. . . - Counciiman Leonard Leviae�� - - - �� . � , �_ Chairnan Citq Development S Transportetion Committee" •� . �. � � � � 7'Lh Floor� City �iall - . , . • - • , ' _ Dear Councilman L-evine: � . - . - . _, _ , . _ , . � The Council referred to the City Development and Z'za�sportation Coimnitt�e� . for consideration and recommendation a report of the Planning Com�ission � . to *_he City Council re�arding adoption of an ordinance wfiich changes the zoning in the Sycamore-Acker 40 Acre Study area. � � Very truly yours. . - �� , ' . � ' _ - , :` . . . _ , 4 - - � I . � - Albert B. Olson � � • �ity Clerk _ + , . . Attach. . . , - :+Ct Plannin� Staff � _ � _ - �� AEplsch � � '� , _ ` . _ . _ , � _ . _ ,..� � _ ` + . . ' � � ! � . . . . � • 1 1 � CITY OP` SAI1\'T PAUL � �a �/ � �N��T��' . 3'�� '. �� s OFFICE OF THE MAYOR e � �' iiii�ilit°ii' ; . w 'o,� �� 347 CITY HALL SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA 35102 GEORGE I.ATIMER (612) 298-4323 MAYOR December 8, 1981 Council President Ruby Hunt and Members of the City Council c/o City Clerk Room 386 City Hall St. Paul , Minnesota 55102 Dear Council Members : On Noverrber 20, 1981 , the Planning Commission on a vote of 14 to 5 approved a resolution recommending a number of zoning changes in the Sycamore-Acker area. The proposed zoning code amendments are in response to the recommendation in the District 6 Land Use Plan adopted by the City Council on September 10, 1981 , that a 40 acre study of the Sycamore-Acker area be initiated. The City Council initiated the 40 acre study September 22, 1981 . The proposed rezoninas have been reviewed by affected neighborhood residents , the District 6 Land Use Task Force, and the District 6 Planning Council . A public hearing was held before the Zoning Committee of the Planning Commission. I am transmitting these zoning code amendments at the request of the Planning Commission with my recommendation for your review and approval . Sincerel , . eo ,e Latimer Ma r attachments , �� _ , �-,,: _ , ��l��7 � ��: �z��g�� : t��. : ��t�6 r�v.: �� EXRi.IkIVlTION t3F A�MIN�STlE�tTI� �t�, �ev.: 4l3f1��1 RESQ[.UTIONS ANt�'QRpI�4i�E� oa�te: o��er s, i 9s� � RECEIVED : . UkG 1 1 1981 . T0:` Mayor George �atimer MAYORS OFF1C� fROM: Peggy Reicher.t RE: Adoption o# an ordina�ce which changes the zoninq ii� the Sycam�re-Ack�r 40 Acre Study area to tfie zonina recommended by the Planninq Commjss'ion. i � � + ACTIQN�ESYEA: , Transmittal bf the Planning Comnission recortNnendations a�d' .the study report to City Council . ' PURPOSf A�ip RA7I kE Ft�R THI� ACT�t�+l: ; � � . ..., _ � .�.. ...,.�_ � � �". , � This action wi11 reduce land use conflict, better reflect existing land use, f define the direction of future corr�nercial and residentiail imprQVements, and create greater confidence in the stability of the Sycamore-Acker ar�a. �. : `� � . . � �M1M1�IA�. II�'14CT: , �„� l�T]'A��'S: 1 . Letter from Deputy Di rector Pl anni ng to I�lay�or. 2. praft letter of transmittal to Ci�ty Council for,Mayor's signatu�e. . 3. P1 anni ng Conrni ss i on resol uti on transmi tttng the zor�i nq reco�nmendation to � Ci�y Council. , . ; 4. City Council Resolution initiating 5ycamore-Aeker 40 acre study. 5. Planning Division staff report an Sycamo►^e-Acker 40 a�r.e study. � D D D � D D SYCAMORE-ACKER 40 ACRE STUDY INTRODUCTION The District 6 Land Use Plan, adopted by the City Council on September 10, 1981 , recommends the initiation of a 40 Acre Study of the Sycamore-Acker area under the provisions of Section 462.357(5) of the Minnesota Planning Statutes for the purpose of considering zoning changes to minimize land use conflict, to better reflect existing land use, to define the direction of future commercial and residential improvements in the area, and to create greater confidence in the stability of the area in order to encourage those improvements. The City Council initiated the 40 Acre Study by Resolution No.� 277467 on September 22, 1981 MAJOR RECOMMENDATIONS This study recommends the rezoning of a few select parcels to help alleviate some of the areas land use conflicts and to promote a good functioning environment for both commercial and residential uses : 1 .Southeast corner Rice and Sycamore. Rezone from I-1 to B-3. 2.South side Sycamore between Rice and Sylvan. Rezone from RT-1 to RT-2. 3.East side Park between Sycamore and Acker. Rezone from RT-1 to I-1 . 4.North side Acker between Sylvan and Park. Rezone from I-1 to RT-1 . S.Northeast corner Acker and Lightner. Rezone from I-1 to RT-1 . 6.P�orthwest and northeast corners Jackson and Acker. Rezone from I-1 to RT-1 . DIVISION OF PLANNING • DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING AND ECONOMIC�EVELOPMENT • CITY OF SAINT PAUL CITY HALL ANNEX • 25 WEST FOURTH STREET, SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA 55102 • TELEPHONE:612-298-4151 ZONING STAFF REPORT � • FILF NAME: ` SYCAMORE-ACKER 40 ACRE STUDY DATE OF HEARING 11/19/81 2. • • . . . . . . . . . . . . CLASSIFICATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CURRENT PLANNING & ZONING COMMITTEE BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS . Rezoning � Var�ance ❑ Special Condition Use ' ❑ Administrative Review ❑ Determination of Similar Use ❑ Other ❑ Change of Nonconforming Use ❑ Other ❑ 3. LOCATION: South side Sycamore between Rice and I-35E. 4. LEGAL DESCRIPTION: See file. 5. PRESENT ZONING: ZONING CODE REFEREP�CE: Section 64.400 6. STAFF INVESTIGATION & REPORT: DATE 11/12/81 gy Allan L. Torstenson -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A. PuRPOSE: Zoning changes to minimize land use conflict, to better reflect existing land use, to define the direction of future commercial and residential improvements in the Sycamore-Acker area, and to create greater confidence in the stability of the area in order to encourage those improvements. B. STUDY INITIATION: The District 6 Land Use Plan, adopted by the Gity Council on September 10, 1981 , recommends the initiation of a 4C Acre Study of the Sycamore-Acker area under the Frovisions of the Minnesota Planning Statutes. The City Council initiated the 40 Acre Study by Resolution No. 277467 on September 22, 1981 . C. 40 ACRE STUDY: Section 462.357 of the Minnesota Planninq Statutes requires the Planning Commission, to make the followina findings subsequent to a public hearinq before recommending approval of any rezonings under a "40 Acre Study" to the City Council : 1 . That a survey in excess of 40 acres has been made. 2. That the number of real estate descriptions affected by such chan�es renders the . obtaining of written consent impractical . 3. That the amendments are related to the overall needs of the community, to existina land use, or to a plan for future land use. 4. That proper notice and hearing have been given pursuant to the state statutes. D. FINDINGS: Regarding the above required findings: 1 . The survey area is in excess of 40 acres. The boundaries of the study area are Rice Street on the west, Sycamore and Granite on the north, I-35E on the east, and the Burlington Northern Railroad tracks on the sou�h. 2. The bulk of the property to be rezoned is contiguous , and as such renders the obtaining of written consent impractical . 3. The proposed rezonings are relat�d. to the Land Use Plan, which states that the City should allow greater flexibility in the mixing of industrial , residential , and commercial uses. The Plan supports the vitality of the City's industrial and business community by encouraging expansion without negatively affecting adjacent properties. The proposed rezonings seek to minimize land use conflict. . 4. The proposed rezonings relate to the existing land use, transforminq several' uses to conforming use status. 5. The proposed rezonings relate to the overall needs of the community as defined in the Economic Development Strategy, which states that existing firms that have demonstrated their desire to succeed, reinvest and maintain their buildinhs should be encouraged by changina such constraints as inappropriate zonin�. � 6. The proposed rezonings are related to the District 6 Plan, which stron�ly supports . efforts to retain and attract cor�nercial establishments through the stabiliz�ation of existing businesses and the improvement of adjacent neighborhoods. 7. Legal notice of the public hearing scheduled for November 19, 1981 , before the Zoning Committee of the Planning Commission was published on October 29, November 5, and November 12, 1981 . In addition to the legally required notice, hearing notices were sent to owners of property identified as , and property adjacent to, property to be rezoned. SYCAMORE-ACKER 40 ACRE STUDY STAFF REPORT Page 2 D. FINDINGS CONT'D. 8. The proposed rezonings are the result of concensus in a workinq committee formed by the District 6 Land Use Task Force, and made up of 2 area residents, 2 area businessmen, and a District 6 Council member from outside the Sycamore- Acker area. After an imformational presentation, the District 6 Land Use Committee and affected neighborhood residents supported the proposed rezonings on a vote of 28 to 2. On September 29th the District 6 Planning Council held a public hearin4 and unanimously recommended approval of the proposed rezonings except that they recommended the six lots immediately east of Dairy Queen and Fort Meyer & Lange Printing Company be rezoned from T-1 to B-3. After reviewing the merits of the District Council 's recommendation, planning staff amended the study to concur with the District's recommendation. E. RECOMMENDATION: Based on findings 1 through 8 above, staff recommends rezonings in seven 7 distinct sub areas. The following presents the a) Location, b) Site/Area . Conditions , c) Staff Findings , and d) Staff Recommendation for each area. The general map key for this section is the same as that used on the public hearing notices. AREA 1 � a. Location: Southeast corner Sycamore and Rice. Le al Descri tion: Lots 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21 , Block 1 , Green s ddition. b. Site/Area Conditions : Occupied by Dairy Queen and a printinq shop. c. Staff Findings : 1 . The site was previously zoned light industry under the 1922 Zoninq Code. 2. The existing uses are permitted in a B-3 zone. 3. B-3 zoning provides a transition (buffer) zone between industrial and residential land uses, and is beneficial to the surrounding community. d. Staff Recommendation: Rezone from T-1 to B-3. AREA 2 a. Location: South side Sycamore between Rice and Sylvan. Legal Description: Lots 1 , 2, 12, 13, 14, 15, Block 1 , Lots 1 , 2, 3, 12, 13, 14, 15, Block 2, Jilson's Subdivision, b. Site/Area Conditions: Occupied by single family homes and vacant lots. Many of t e houses immediately across Sycamore from this area are on narrow lots. c. Staff Findings : 1 . The site was previously zoned "6" Residence under the 1922 zoning code. 2. The Housing Policy Plan supports the modification of zoning to encourage the construction of alternative housing types , and supports moderate density as long as it conforms to the existing character of the neighborhood. The . townhouse type development permitted under RT-2 zoning would be in harmony with the density and character of this area of Sycamore. 3. A townhouse type residential development in this area would provide greater buffering and separation between the adjacent industrial uses and Sycamore. 4. Upzoning to RT-2 would promote residential development on the vacant parcels , help to stabilize residential land use along Sycamore, and anchor the residential link from the west to the east side of Oakland Cemetrary in accordance with the recommendations of the District 6 Planning Council . 5. The proposed rezoning would be beneficial to the surrounding community. d. Staff Recommendation: Rezone from RT-1 to RT-2. AREA 3 a. Location: East side Park between Sycamore and Acker. � . . � . %�'1�497 SYCAMORE-ACKER 40 ACRE STUDY STAFF REPORT Page 3 AREA 3 CONT'D. Legal Description: Lot 3, Block 1 , Jilson's Subdivision. b. Site/Area Conditions : Occupied by an office building and underground fuel tank for Cappie s Trucking. c. Staff Findings: 1 . The lot was previously zoned "B" Residence under the 1922 Zoning Code. 2. Rezoning to I-1 would transform the existin� use to conforming use status, in harmony with the adjacent industrial land use. d. Staff Recommendation: Rezone from RT-1 to I-1 . AREA 4 � a. Location: Morth side Acker between Sylvan and Park. Legal Description: Lot 11 , Guerin's Outlots. b. Site/Area Conditions : Occupied by a single family house. . c. Staff Findings : 1 . The site was previously zoned "B" �Residence under the 1922 Zoning Code. 2. RT-1 zoning would transform this sound residential structure to conforming use status , is in harmony with adjacent residential land use, and is beneficial to the surrounding co�nunity. d. Staff Recommendation: Rezone from I-1 to RT-l . AREA 5 a. Location: Northeast corner Acker and Lightner. Legal Description: Lots 16, 17, 18, 19, Block 3, Drake's 2nd Addition. b. Site/Area Conditions : Occupied 6y four houses (sinqle-family and duplex). c. Staff Findings : 1 . The site was previously zoned "B" Residence under the 1922 Zoning Code. 2. RT-1 zoning would transform the four sound residential structures to conforming use. status , is in harmony with adjacent residential land use, and is beneficial to the surrounding community. d. Staff Recommendation: Rezone from I-1 to RT-1 . AREA 6 a. Location: Northwest and northeast corners Jackson and Acker. Legal Description: Lots 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, Block 2, Lot 1 , Block 3, Drake's 2nd Addition. b. Site/Area Conditions: Occupied by two bars and a parking lot. Residential land use adjoins t e site to the north and industrial uses are south of the site, across Acker. c. Staff Findings : 1 . The site was previously zoned part Commercial and part "B" Residence under the 1922 Zoning Code. � 2. The existing uses are permitted in a 8,2 zone. � 3. B-2 zoning provides a transition (buffer) between the abutting industrial and residential uses , and is beneficial t- the surrounding community. d. Staff Recorr�nendation: Rezone from I-1 to 6-2, SYCAMORE-ACKER 40 ACRE STUDY STAFF REPORT Page 4 AREA 7 a. Location: Northwest corner Cortland Place and Acker. Legal Description: Lots 2 and 3, Block 2, Drake's 2nd Addition. b. Site/Area Conditions: Occupied by two houses. c. Staff Findings: 1 . The site was previously zoned Commercial under the 1922 Zoning Code. 2. RT-1 zoning would transform these houses to conforming use status , is in harmony with the adjacent RT-1 zoning district and land use, and is beneficial to the surrounding coTrununity. d. Staff Recommendation: Rezone from I-1 to RT-1 . �- � �--:�- 1�1�I i;l�lr �-- - • . _ .. .---- I ;;' ; V� , �G�,, � I ; ' ---.� .,�-_ t ��, � � I , ��q , i ; � , i � . -�-___t__�i , , ��'!��'��I� � i. 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'r .... . <<**�. C ITY O F SAYNT PAUL � � -i� �,,� ;` �l '1 OFFICE OF THE MAYOR � ae .. � �+ i111L1111! � + {III 1'li tl e �• A 347 CITY HALL �� SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA 55102 � GEORGE LATIMER (612) 298-4323 MAYOR December 8, 1981 CAuncil President Ruby Hunt and Members of the City Council c/o City Clerk Room 386 City Hall St. Paul , Minnesota 55102 ' . Dear Council Members: On PJovember 20, 1981 , the Planning Commission on a vote of 14 to 5 approved a resolution recommending a number of zoning changes in the Sycamore-Acker area. The proposed zoning code amendments are in response to the recorr�nendation in the District 6 Land Use Plan adopted by the City Council on . September 10, 1981 , that a 40 acre study of the Sycamore-Acker area be initiated. The City Council initiated the 40 acre study September 22, 1981 . The proposed rezonings have been reviewed by affected neighborhood residents, the District 6 Land Use Task Force, and the District 6 Planning Council . A public hearing was held before the Zoning Committee of the Planning Commission. I am transmitting these zoning code amendments at the request of the Planning Commission with my recorr�nendation for your review and approval . Sincere .. Geor e L timer May � attachments �m C; , . � �'`1�4�� city of saint paul . � . planning commission resolution � file number 81-35 date NnvPm(�r 20. ,qg, � � . WHEREAS, the City Council, at its September 22, 1981 meeting, initiated a 40 acre study for the purpose of amending the Zoning Code; and • WHEREAS, pursuant to Minnesota Statutes Section 462.357(5), the Zoning Committee of the Planning Commission did ho]d .a public hearing on the proposed amendments at its November 19, 1981 r�eeting; and • WHEREAS, the Zoning Committee of the Planning Commission reviewed the suggested . amendments and has recomnended them to the Planning Corrpnission for approval ,. v�ith the exception, that Lots 6, 7 and the W 25' of.Lots 16 and 17, Block 1 , Green's Addition (Fortmeyer and Lang Printing Shop) be left I-1; and WHEREAS, the Planning Commission has determined: 1 . That the number of real estate .descriptions affected by�.the amendments renders the obtaining of written consent impractical ; 2. That a survey of an area in excess of 40 acres has been made; 3. That a determination has been made �hat the amendments to the Zoning Code � proposed are related to th� overall needs of the community, to existing land use, and .to a plan for future land use; and 4. That pursuant to State Statutes proper notice of the hearing was given in the Pioneer Press and Dispatch on October 29, November 5,. and .November 12, 1981. � NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the. P]anning Corrmission recommends approval of the Zoning Code amendments attached hereto as proposed in the 40 acre study � pertaining to zoning changes in the Sycamore/Acker area, with the exception that Lots 6, 7 and the W 25' of Lots 16 and 17, Block 1 , Green's Addition be left I-1 , and directs the Planning Administrator to forward the study and this resolution to the Mayor and City Council for their review and action. moved by Bryan seconded by Schmi dt in favor �a against � . .�~K . F�~�N�E G I T1 O P' �A I � T I�A U L Council � ' ��,��'1 CANARY - DEPARTMENT ► • v eLUE - M�voa • File N0. � � - � . Council �so �tion � � � . / r-- ,� � �� Presented By � Referred To Committee: Date � Out of Committee By Date , SYCAMORE-ACKER 40 ACRE STUDY . , 4JHEREAS, the District 6 Land Use Plan adopted by City Counci.l on September 10, 1981 recommends that a 40 acre study of the Sycamore-Acker neighborhood (Figure C-6) be initiated; and WHEREP.S, land uses in portions of the Sycamore-Acker neighborhood are inconsistent ►vith existing zoning; and WHEREAS, zoning changes may create and sustain greater confidence in , the Sycamore-Acker neighborhood so that rehabilitation and reinvestment will occur; and WHEREAS, the City �Council is authorized under Minnesota Statutes 462.357 (5) and the St. Paul Legislative Code 64.210 to initiate a 40 acre study for the purpose of amending the Zoning Ordinance; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED THAT the Council of the City of Saint Paul initiates a 40 acre study for the purpose of consi�iering amendments- ' to Chapters 60 through 64 of the Saint Paul Legislative Code; and FURTHER, BE IT RESOLVED that the 40 acre study recommendations be referred to the Planning Commission for review and recommendation prior to transmittal to the Mayor and City Council for their review and action. COUNCILSIEN Requestgd by Department of: Yeas Nays Hunt Lerine I� Favor Maddox � McMahon g sno�ite� A gai n s t y 7�des�o "��s�� SEP 2 2 1981 � Form Approved by �iiy Attorne � Adupted h�• Cvuncil: Date � ' ,�'i �� ' gy y "'Y CecUf�c•d Pa sc by� Council cret �. / _ /� (. B! � � �,�� / A r � d b� 1laaor. � p 2 4�Q�_ Approved by Mayor toi Submission to Council �. - ey � ��►..::;.yFD 0 C T 31�81 � � � � ��4�7 � � D D [� D D SYCAMORE-ACKER 40 ACRE STUDY INTRODUCTION The District 6 Land Use Plan, adopted by the City Council on September 10, 1981 , recommends the initiation of a 40 Acre Study of the Sycamore-Acker area under the provisions .of Section 462.357(5) of the Minnesota Planning Statutes for the purpose of considering zoning changes to minimize land use conflict, to better reflect existinq land use, to define the direction of future commercial � and residential improvements in the area, and to create greater confidence in the stability of the area in order to encourage those improvements. . The City Council initiated the 40 Acre Study by Resolution No. 277467 on September 22, 1981 MAJOR RECOMMENDATIONS This study recommends the rezoning of a few select parcels to help alleviate some of the areas land use conflicts and to promote a good functioning environment for both commercial and residential uses: 1 .Southeast corner Rice and Sycamore. Rezone from I-1 to B-3. 2.South side Sycamore between Rice and Sylvan. Rezone from RT-1 to RT-2. 3.East side Park between Sycamore and Acker. Rezone from RT-1 to I-1 . 4.North side Acker between Sylvan and Park. � Rezone from I-1 to RT-1 . S.Northeast corner A er and Lightner. Rezone from I-1 t RT-1 . 6.�Jorthwest and rtheast corners Jackson and Acker. Rezone from I to RT-1 . DIVISION OF PtANNING • DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING AND ECONOMIC OEVELOPMENT • CITY OF SAINT PAUL CITY HALL ANNEX • 25 WEST FOURTH STREET,SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA 55102 • TELEPHONE:612•298•4151 ' �.......�. v�... � ..�r v�� • 'FILF NAME: �� SYCAMORE-ACKER 40 ACRE STUDY DATE OF HEARING 11/19/81 2. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CLASSIFICATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. CURRENT PLANNING & ZONING CGMMITTEE BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS � . Rezoning � Var�ance ❑ Special Condition Use ' ❑ Administrative Review � ❑ Determination of Similar Use ❑ Other ❑ Change of Nonconforming Use ❑ � Other ❑ 3. LOCATION: South side Sycamore between Rice and I-35E. 4. LEGAL DESCRIPTION: See file. � 5. PRESENT ZONING: ZONING CODE REFERENCE: Section 64.400 6. STAFF INVESTIGATION & REPORT: DATE 11/12/81 gy Allan L. Torstenson -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A. PllRPOSE: Zoning changes to minimize land use conflict, to better reflect existing land use, to define the direction of future commercial and residential improvements in the � Sycamore-Acker area, and to create greater confidence in the stability of the area in order to encourage those improvements. B: STUDY INITIATION: The District 6 Land Use Plan, adopted by the Cit,y Council on September 10, 1981 , recommends the initiation of a 4C Acre Study of the Sycamore-Acker area under the provisions of the Minnesota Planning Statutes. The City Council initiated the 40 Acre Study by Resolution No. 277467 on September 22, 1981 . . . C. 40 ACRE STUDY: Section 462.357 of the Minnesota Planninq Statutes requires the Planninq Commission, to make the followin4 findings subsequent to a public hearinq before � recommending approval of any rezonings under a "40 Acre Study" to the City Council : 1 . That a survey in excess of 40 acres has been made. 2. That the number of real estate descriptions affected by such chanc�es renders the obtaining of written consent impractical . . � 3. That the amendments are related to the overall needs of the community, to existina land use, or to a plan for future land use. 4. That proper notice and hearing have been given pursuant to the state statutes. D. FINDINGS: Regarding the above required findings : � 1 . The survey area is in excess of 40 acres. The boundaries of the study area are Rice Street on the west, Sycamore and Granite on the north, I-35E on the east, and the Burlington Northern Railroad tracks on the sou�h. 2. The bulk of the property to be rezoned is contiguous , and as such renders the � obtaining of written consent impractical . 3. The proposed rezonings are relat�d. to the Land Use Plan, which states that the City should allow greater flexibility in the mixing of industrial , residential , and commercial uses. The Plan supports the vitality of the City's industrial and business community by encouraging expansion without negatively affecting adjacent properties. The proposed rezonings seek to minimize land use conflict. 4. The proposed rezonings relate to the existing land use, transforminq severaT uses to conforming use status. 5. The proposed rezonings relate to the overall needs of the community as defined in the Economic Development Strategy, which states that existing firms that have demonstrated their desire to succeed, reinvest and maintain their buildinc�s should be encouraged by changina such constraints as inapproariate zonin�. 6. The proposed reionings are related to the District 6 Plan, which stronoly supports efforts to retain and attract commercial establishments through the stabilization of existing businesses and the improvement of adjacent neighborhoods. 7. Legal notice of the public hearing scheduled for November 19, 1981 , before the Zoning Committee of the Planning Commission was published on October 29, November 5, and November 12, 1981 . In addition to the legally required notice, hearinq notices were sent to owners of property identified as , and property adjacent to, property to be rezoned. SYCAMORE-ACKER 40 ACRE STUDY STAFF REPORT Pa�e 2 D. FINDINGS CONT'D. 8. The proposed rezonings are the result of concensus in a working committee formed by the District 6 Land Use Task Force, and made up of 2 area residents,. 2 area businessmen, and a District 6 Council member from outside the Sycamore- . Acker area. After an imformational presentation, the District 6 Land Use Committee and affected neighborhood residents supported the proposed rezonings on a vote of 28 to 2. On September 29th the District 6 Planning Council held a public hearin4 and unanimously recommended approval of the proposed rezonings except that they recorimiended the six lots immediately east of Dairy Queen and Fort Meyer & Lange Printing Company be rezoned from I-1 to B-3. After reviewing the merits of the District Council 's reco�nendation, planning staff amended the study to concur with the District's recommendation. E. RECOMMENDATION: Based on findings 1 through 8 above, staff recommends rezonings in � seven 7 distinct sub areas. The following presents the a) Location, b) Site/Area Conditions, c) Staff Findings , and d) Staff Recommendation for each area. The general map key for this section is the same as that used on the public hearinq notices. AREA 1 � a. Location: Southeast corner Sycamore and Rice. • Le al Descri tion: Lots 2, 3, 4, 5, 6., 7, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21 , Block 1 , Green s d ition. b. Site/Area Conditions : Occupied by Dairy Queen and a printing shop. c. Staff Findings: 1 . The site was previously zoned light industry under the 1922 Zoning Code. 2. The existing uses are permitted in a 6-3 zone. 3. B-3 zoning provides a transition (buffer) zone between industrial and residential land uses , and is beneficial to the surrounding community. d. Staff Recommendation: Rezone from I-1 to B-3. _ AREA 2 � a. Location: South side Sycamore between Rice and Sylvan. Leg�Description: Lots 1 , 2, 12, 13, 14, 15, Block 1 , Lots 1 , 2, 3, 12, 13, 14, 15, Block 2, Ji.lson's Subdivision. b. Site/Area Conditions: Occupied by single family homes and vacant lots. Many of the houses immediately across Sycamore from this area are on narrow lots. c. Staff Findings: 1 . The site was previously zoned "B" Residence under the 1922 zoning code. 2. The Housing Policy Plan supports the modification of zoning to encourage the construction of alternative housing types , and supports moderate density as long as it conforms to the existing character of the neighborhood. The � townhouse type develo�ment permitted under RT-2 zoning would be in harmony with the density and character of this area of Sycamore. 3. A townhouse type residential development in this area would provide greater buffering and separation between the adjacent industrial uses and Sycamore. 4. Upzoning to RT-2 would promote residential development on the vacant parcels, help to stabilize residential land use along Sycamore, and anchor the residential link from the west to the east side of Oakland Cemetrary in accordance with the recommendations of the District 6 Planning Council . � 5. The proposed rezoning would be beneficial to the surrounding community. d. Staff Recommendation: Rezone from RT-1 to RT-2. AREA 3 a. Location: East side Park between Sycamore and Acker. ' . . - �'7�4�'7 . , . SYCAMORE-ACKER 40 ACRE STUDY STAFF REPORT Page 3 AREA 3 CONT'D. � Legal Description: Lot 3, Block 1 , Jilson's Subdivision. b. Site/Area Conditions: Occupied by an office building and underground fuel � tan for Cappie s Trucking. . c. Staff Findings: 1 . The lot was previously zoned "B" Residence under the 1922 Zoning Code. 2. Rezoning to I-1 would transform the existin� use to conforming use status, � in harmony with the adjacent industrial land use. d. Staff Recommendation: Rezone from RT-1 to I-1 . AREA 4 . a. Location: North side Acker between Sylvan and Park. Legal Description: Lot 11 , Guerin's Outlots. b. Site/Area Conditions: Occupied by a single family house. c. Staff Findings: , . 1 , The site was previously zoned "B" Residence under the 1922 Zoning Code. 2. RT-1 zoning would transform this sound residential structure to conforming use status, is in harmony with adjacent residential land use, and is beneficial to the surrounding comnunity. d. Staff Recommendation: Rezone from I-1 to RT-1 . AREA 5 � a. Location: �Jortheast corner Acker and Lightner. Legal Description: Lots 16, 17, 18, 19, Block 3, Drake's 2nd Addition. b. Site/Area Conditions: Occupied 6y four houses (sinqle-family and duplex). c. Staff Findings : 1 . The site was previously zoned "B" Residence under the 1922 Zoning Code. 2. RT-1 zoning would transform the four sound residential structures to conforming use status , is in harmony with adjacent residential land use, and is beneficial to the surrounding community. d. Staff Recommendation: Rezone from I-1 to RT-1 . AREA 6 a. Location: Northwest and northeast corners Jackson and Acker. Leg�Description: Lots 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, Block 2, Lot 1 , Block 3, Drake s 2nd Addition. b. Site/Area Conditions: Occupied by two bars and a parking lot. Residential land use adjoins t e site to the north and industrial uses are south of the site, across Acker. c. Staff Findings: 1 . The site was previously zoned part Commercial and part "B" Residence under. the 1922 Zoning Code. ' 2. 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'•;\�:-`- — -•�i.- c� ;�' ' \\'7� c4c� ��, , � � . i . . � ��Y `J�_G" ��/ r- WNITE - CITY CLERK (�`' PINK - FINANCE / f/�� CANARY - DEPARTMENT COUt1C11 �y v BLUE - MAYOR GITY OF SAINT PALTL File NO. C il Resolution Presented By Referred To Committee: Date Out of Committee By Date An administrative Resolution revising tlie minimum qualifications in the class specificaia.on for the ti.tle of Electrician Foreman in the Civil 5ervice Rules. RESOLVED, that the Civil Service Rules be amended by striking from Section 32 the Class Specification for the title of Electrician Foreman, and by substituting in lieu thereof the attached Class Specification for the title of Electrician Foreman. App rove d: i^� r ai rman Civil Ser ice Commission COUNCILMEN Yeas Nays ` Requestgd by Department of: Hunt Levine F�� [n Favor 1'E E L O E Maddox � McMahon B snowaiter - __ Against Y — �edeeeo Wilson MAR 3 01982 Form pproved y C' e Adopted by Council: Date � Certified P s-e y Counc. Sec tar BY By Appr y ;Navor: Date ~ Mn� �� App by Mayor fo issi� to Council sy - BUSHED APR 1 U 1982 � � �"1�4�8 Title of class: ' ELECTRICIAN FOREMAN Duties and responsibilities: Under direction, to supervise, assign, and perform the work of installing, maintaining and repairing electrical wiring and fixtures, police and fire alarm apparatus, cables, traffic signals and controls, street; lighting equipment, and similar equipment; and to perform related work as assigned. Examples of work performed: � To supervise the work of electricians and other employees engaged in installing and repairing either underground or overhead wires and cables. � To supervise the work involved in the installation, maintenance and repair of traffic signals and controls and street lighting. To see that all police and fire alarm boxes are kept in order and in good repair. To oversee .the installation of police and fire alarm boxes. To repair high tension cables. To be in charge in the absence of the General Foreman. To supervise, assign and perform the work involved in instaZling main- . taining, and repairing generators, motors, switchboards, control boards, cut-outs, wall, floor, and ceiling receptacles, conduits, meters, fuse boxes, lights, fans, heaters, bell and buzzer systems, fire aZarm systems, signal systems, and all other electrical equipment and appliances. To supervise and perfor� the work involved in the installation and repair of electrical equipment. To see that adequate electrical power is available. To estimate quantities of materials needed. To make reports and recommendations. To keep records of materials, supplies, employees, and work performed. l�iinimum qualifications: Three years` experience as an Electrician or equivalent. Must possess a Class A journeyman electrician license, or a maintenance electrician license, issued by the State of Minnesota. In addition to Lhe above, applicants for a vacancy in Independent School District No. 625 must possess a master electrician license issued by the State of Minnesota within six monLhs of appointment. `�-�' � .�r2'I'� flF ►��L':�!n ��.�7L �]Q f i�;+�1 OFFICI: O� rrii: C�'rLr C0�1C�x. ��17CJ �; •-_c.•.:�`:- . . � f.:. :•;• �::_� .. ;:�,..: .� ►•�: : �:� . .�•.:. ...1 ��ti ri.., tu✓:•. • �.•: . • �'�� V,f�� . . Do�t e . March 18, 1982 .�g.w-.._,,�,�>' � Ct� 3�a� �ti t �'�' � �' i ° Oi � � - . � - - '� � ; �Clii�� P'Qti� C!�'�1 �QUi3u�� _ . �: - ��►�1�i) = C t!i tl�1�'�i�'� O fT FINANCE, MANAGEMENT � PFd2SONNEL _ - - - .George .McNlahon� � � ��a�fman� ma�ces .4he fct to�:�ing .� � - reporf un G.F. � . �. [� Ordinae�ce . � _ . . - �. (6) Q Res�lu�ion _ . _ - - . . : . - . • • � O:ttet' . � . - Tt�"L� : � . : - . . - - • _ At its meeting of MarcY� 18, 1982, the Finance Committee recommended approval of ,.� _ �'the folloc,�ing: ' � ' . _ 9. Resolution authorizing sutimission of application to EconoMic DeveZopment - Achninistration for continuation of Planning Assistance Grant. . _ . 10. Resolution pertaining to 1982 Capital Budget Appropriations"�for conversion of � street �lights. �l�'776-GM) • � ' . � . - 11. Resolution"decxea�ing 1982 Mt.uiicipal State Aid Capital Budget. (11�63-(� . �. � 1Z. Resolution �re�Lmding Sewer Service Char.ges. (11770-(�i) : ..- . . 13. Resolution establish�ng funding for Shepard Road Bridge Resurfacing� (11769-Gh� V14. Resolution revisirig minimwn qual,ifications for the class of Electrician . � _ Foreman. (12424-C�'� � - _ -� _ , �i' iL1LL SC�'E;tiTH FLOJR S�I�7 Pr1CFL, �bli��:.S7Tri S�I�_ �`l V��. Title of class: . , ELECTRICIAN FOR�.'MA.�i Duties and responsibilities: Under direction, to supervise, assign, and perform the work of installing, maintaining and repairing electrical wiring and fixtures, police and fire alarm apparatus, cables, traffic signals and cantrols, street lighting equipment, and similar equipment; and to perforci related work as assigned. Examples of �aork performed: � , . To supervise the work of electricians and other employees engaged in installing and repairing either underground or overhead wires and cables. To supervise the work involved in the installation, maintenance and repair of traffic signals and controls and street lighting. To see that all police and fire alarm boxes are kept in order and in good repair. To oversee the installation of police and fire alarm boxes. To repair high tension cables. To be in charge in the absence of the General Foreman. To supervise, assign and perform the work involved in installing main- taining, and repairing generators, motors, scritchboards, control boards, cut-outs, wall, floor, and ceiling receQtacles, conduits, meters, fuse boxes, lights, fans, heaters, bell and buzzer systems, fire alarm systems, signal systems, and all other electrical equipment and appliances. To supervise and perfor� the work involved in the installation and repair of electrical equipment. To see that adequate electrical power is available. To estimate quantities of materials needed. To make reports and recommendations. To keep records of materials, supplies, employees, and work perfvrmed. Minimum qualifications: Three years` experience as an Electrician or equivalent. Must possess a Class A journeyman electrician license, or a maintenance electrician license, issued by the. State of Minnesota. In addition to the above, applicants for a yacancy in Independent School District No. 625 must possess a master electrician license issued by the State of Minnesota within six months of appointment. � � �'7�498 Title of class: . ELECTRICIAN FOREMAN Duties and responsibilities: Under direction, to supervise, assign, and perform the work of installing, maintaining and repairing electrical wiring and fixtures, police and fire alarm apparatus, cables, traffic signals and controls, street lighting equipment, and similar equipment; and to perform related work as assigned. Examples of work performed: To supervise the work of electricians and other employees engaged in installing and repairing either underground or overhead wires and cables. To supervise the work involved in the installation, maintenance and repair of traffic signals and controls and street lighting. To see that all police and fire alarm boxes are kept in order and in good repair. To oversee the installation of police and fire alarm boxes. To repair high tension cables. To be in charge in the absence of the General Foreman. To supervise, assign and perform the work involved in installing main- taining, and. repairing generators, motors, scritchboards, control boards, cut-outs, wall, floor, and ceiling receptacles, conduits, meters, fuse boxes, lights, fans, heaters, 1ae11 and buzzer systems, fire alarm systems, signal systems, and all other electrical equipment and appliances. To supervise and perforr.► the work involved in the installation and repair of electrical equipmeat. To see that adequate electrical power is available. To estimate quantities of materials needed. To make reports and recommendations. To keep records of materials, supplies, employees, and work performed. Minimum qualifications: Three years` experience as an Electrician or equivalent. Must possess a Class A journeyman electrician license, or a maintenance.electrician license, issued by the. State of Minnesota. In addition to the above, ap.plicants for a vacancy in Independent School District No. 625 must possess a master electrician license issued by the State of Minnesota within six months of appointment. � 2`��49� Title of class: ELECTRICIAl� FORE^'IAN Duties and responsibilities: Under direction, to supervise, assign, and perform the work o£ installing, maintaining and repairing electrical wiring and fixtures, police and fire alarm apparatus, cables, traffic signals and controls, street lighting equipment, and similar equipment; and to perform related work as assigned. Examples of work performed: ` , To supervise the work of electricians and other employees engaged in installing and repairing either underground or overhead wires and cables. To supervise the work involved in the installation, maintenance and repair of traffic signals and controls and street ligfiting. To see that all police and fire alarm boxes are kept in order and in good repair. To oversee the installation of police and fire alarm boxes. To repair high tension cables. To be in charge in the absence of the General Foreman. To supervise, assign and perform the work involved in installing main- taining, and repairing generators, motors, s�ritchboards, control boards, cut-outs, wall, floor, and ceiling receptacles, conduits, meters, fuse boxes, lights, fans, heaters, bell anc� buzzer systems, fire alarm systems, signal systems, and all other electrical equigment and appliances. To supervise and perfor� the work involved in the installation and repair of electrical equipment, To see that adequate electrical power is available. To estimate quantities of materials needed. To make reports and recommendations. To keep records of materials, supplies, emgloyees, and work performed. riinimum qualifications; Three years` experience as an Electrician or equivalent. Must possess a Class A journeyman electrician license, or a maintenance electrician license, issued by the State of Minnesota. In addition to the above, applicants for a vacancy in Independent School District No. 625 must possess a master electrician license issued by the State of Minnesota within six months of appointment.