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PRESENTED BY '
COMMISSIONER_
Incil File No. 214807 —By Severin
Tr (. Mortinson, by request —
+'^solved, That, upon and pursuant to
pertinent Appeal, under the Zoning —
by the Church Home of Minne-
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Is owner of the subject real estate
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RESOLVED, that, upon and pursuant to the pertinent Appeal, under
the Zoning Code, by the Church Home of Minnesota, as owner of the subject
real estate situate in the City of Saint Paul and described as follows:
part of Lot 91 and all of Lots 92 through 97, Union Park, the provisions of
said Zoning Code hereby are determined and varied as and to the extent
necessary therefor, and the building set -back line for said premises in
respect cf the north line of Feronia Avenue, upon which the same abut, hereby
is established as a line drawn across said premises parallel thereto and
25 feet distant from said north line of said Feronia Avenue, and special
permits hereby are granted unto said Appellant for the reconstruction and
extended use-of the Church Home on said premises,-so as to provide for
the increase of the present 70 bed capacity of the same to 140 bed capacity,
and for the installation, maintenance, and operation, on said premises, of a
27 -car capacity off - street private parking facility, in conjunction with said
Church Home as so reconstructed and increased in bed capacity, in accordance
with the approved plan therefor herewith filed, and subject to said Appellant's
compliance, othemise, with all applicable provisions of ordinances, statutes,
and rules and reglations of public authorities having cognizance.
ZONING APPEAL
Notice is hereby `'given that a public
hearing will be held before the City
Council at 10 A.M. on September 19,
1963, in the City Council Chamber in
the City Hall and Court House, in the
matter of the appeal of The Church
Home of Minnesota, under Chapters
60 to 64 inclusive, St. Paul Legislative
Code, Zoning Code, to establish a build-
ing line setback of 25 feet from Feronia
Avenue on Lots 92 through 97, Union
Park Addition, located on the North
side of Feronia Avenue between Dewey
and East Lynnhurst.
Dated September 5, 1963.
AGNES H. O'CONNELL,
City Clerk.
(September 7, 1963)
COUNCILMEN
Yeas Nays
Holland
�Losa�
in Favor
Mortinson
Peterson
Against
Rosen
Mr. President, Vavoulis
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Adopted by the Council 19—
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OFFICE OF CITY CLERK
BUREAU OF RECORDS
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St. Paul 2, Minnesota
Mr. Donald L. Lais,
MRS. AGNES H. O'CONNELL
City Clerk
HAROLD J. RIORDAN
4J-48(',.1)7 Council Recorder
Sept. 19, 1963-
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Corporation Counsel. Str v
Dear Sir: R�01�v�v
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The Council requested that you draw a resolution, or resolutions,
granting the appeals and application of The Church Home of Minnesota as
described in the first paragraph of the attached letter of H. C. Wieland,
the parking lot to be in accordance with plans approved August 15, 1963-
Very truly yours,
1�•
Ci Clerk
CITY OF SAINT PAUL - MINNESOTA
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Mrs. Agnes H. O'Connell
City Clerk
Building
Dear Madam:
September 18, 1963
This is in the matter of The Church Home of Minnesota's 1) appeal to increase
their facilities to a 140 bed capacity, 2) appeal to establish a 25 foot
building line setback and 3 application for a permit for a 27 car off - street
parking facility on property located on the north side of Feronia Avenue be-
tween Lynnhurst Avenue and Dewey Street which is described as part of Lot 91
and all of Lots 92 thru 97 Union Park. The property is zoned "C" Residence. ;
The Church Home,with a total occupancy of 70 beds, has occupied this site
since 1935 and it is proposed to remove three of the existing structures and
replace them with one semi- fireproof building with an ultimate capacity of
140 beds. The property has a curvilinear frontage of approximately 760 feet
on the east side of Lynnhurst Avenue, the north side of Feronia Avenue and
the west side of Dewey Street and an area of approximately 70,000 square
feet. To the north and fronting on Dewey Street are single - family residences
and to the north and fronting on Lynnhurst Avenue is a large rooming house;
south and across Feronia Avenue are single - family residences; to the east and
across Dewey Street is a parking lot; and to the west and across Lynnhurst
Avenue are single - family residences. Because of the curvilinear street front-
age and varying lot depths, the Building Department recommended that a building
line setback be established by an appeal. Field investigation discloses no
basic objection to the proposed expansion, nor to the 25 foot building line
setback as requested as it appears to be a reasonable and realistic one. The
Traffic Engineer has approved the parking lot plan which meets the standards
for this type of facility.
In consideration of the above factors, the Board of Zoning recommends the
granting of the above outlined appeals, and the parking lot permit in accord-
ance with plans approved August 15, 1963.
HCW :FGI
Encl.
Z. F. 5281 -2
CC: Mr. Janes
Sincerely,
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H. C. Wieland
Secretary
Board of Zoning
LANCM
RAUGLAND I
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BRUNITINC.Emmi
August 8, 1963
HITECTS • ENGINEERS - 80,E Wesley Temple Building . Minneapolis 8, Minnesota . Tel. FE 2 -5401 \
The Honorable Mayor and City Council
City Clerk
Room 386 - City Hall and Court House
St. Paul, Minnesota
Honorable Sirs:
Acting upon behalf of our clients, the Church Home of Minnesota, at Feronia
Avenue and East Lynhurst Avenue in St. Paul, Minnesota, and as directed by
them to act as their agent, we respectfully submit the following Zoning
Appeal as prescribed in Section 60.15 of the St. Paul Legislative Code.
Part of Lot 91,
The Church Home of Minnesota presently occupies Lots/92, 93, 94, 95, 96 and
97, Union Park Addition, and have since 1935 so occupied the property as
a Church Home with a total present occupancy of 70 beds housed in five
structures, four of which are of wood frame construction. It is proposed
in this appeal to e� move by demolition, three of the frame structures and
replace them with one semi - fireproof building conforming to all newly en-
acted codes relating to this type of occupancy and having accommodations
or,L00speds at the presently proposed stage with two future wings that
would establish an ultimate capacity of 140 beds. The remaining separate
wood frame structure would continue o be used as a staff building, being
removed as the ultimate plan is developed.
Due to the inadequacy of the present facilities to provide safe and
comfortable accommodations for the guests of the Home and the increasing
number of applications for residency, we earnestly request your favorable
consideration of this Appeal.
We also request your consideration of a minimum front set -back of 25 feet
which would be applicable to the southwest corner of the new building with
respect to the front property line on East Lynhurst Avenue, as indicated
on the Plot Plan for the development of the site.
Very truly yours,
LANG, RAUGLAND AND BRUNET, INC.
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ARNOLD I. RAUGL D, A.I.A. JAMES A. BRUNET, A.I.A. - ROBERT C
ORVALL S. DOMHOLT, P.E. • W. C. KING, B.A.
cc:Church Home of Minnesota
RAUGLAND, P.E. • GEORGE W. ENTRIKIN, B.A.
C. W. ENGLER, B.A. ASSOCIATE