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- " REGULAR MEETING DECEMBER 19, 1949 "
A meeting of the Village Council was called to order by Mayor Erickson
at 8:37 P. M., with'the following Council Members present at roll call:
Trustee Bolmgren Trustee Jorvig
Trustee ,Perkins Clerk Justad
Mayor Erickson
Verified Claims
On motion of Trustee Bolmgren, seconded by Trustee Jorvig, the following
verified claims were approved, •and the Mayor and Clerk are hereby authorized to
issue warrants covering same, by unanimous vote of Council Members by roll call
as follows: Trustee Bolmgren, yea; Trustee Jorvig, yea; Trustee Perkins,_yea;
Clerk Justad, yea; Mayor Erickson, yea.
A. Anderson 118.80 R. J. Baden 140.80
John Balich 189.20 C. J. Betley 154.00
H. J. Bolmgren , 60.00 J. W. Brockman • 136.01
B. F. Cihoski 147.35 R. B. Connery 155.00
John Connery 140.80 James-R. Dahl 136.50III
Elsie Dahlstrom 66.50 Marjorie Dale 74.80
C. L. Dickinson ' 75.00 Al Donahue . . 163.30
Mary E. Dunkum 83.60 0. B. Erickson 80.00
E. Perch '142.10 Irwin Freeland 142.00
H. Frieborg 155.04 T. Gardner 135.37
George Gibson 64.00 Ed Gilbert 137.50
1t - •+l - 150.00 H. Girard '' 150.00
Donald Glassing 136.50 Truman Hedwall 142.00
Esther Helmer 39.10 Orlo Hemstock 55.00
Carl Iverson 142.00 Alvera Johnson _ _ ' 96.80
Clyde Johnson 136.50 J. 0. Johnson 144.50
K. Johnson 165.00 - L. M. Johnson 142.00
C. W. Jones 140.80 Earl Jones 84.00
Torval Jorvig 60.00 Walter Jungblut Q 118.80
Joseph Justad 215.00 Mildred Kadlec 56.00
Maynard Kays 150.00 Robert Kays • 118.80
Vernice Larson 80.00 Roy Lea 143.15
C. Lindgren 140.00 Omar Mc Gary ` 139.00
0. R. Mc Gary 140.00 Louis C. Mc-Nellis 140.00
Vance Marfell 123.20 Mildred Melbourne 80.00
And Nelson 165.00 H. Nelson " " 168.02
E. Omestad 135.00 Ellida Parchem 107.50
Wm. M. Pascoe 118.80 '' H. W. Perkins 60.00
Glen Peterson 141.05 Gertrude Renner 115.90
W. J. Sahl 140.00 K. P. Scheibe_ ___ _ _ - __ _ 108.00
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Kurt Scheibe 150.00 F. J. Senande_r 150.00
R. Senander 118:80 Fred Sewall 135.00
Clyde Sorenson 131.50 Robert Sorenson 142.00
Peter Stienstra • 165.00 Gunnar Stromer J. ' ' 140.80
E. Taylor 97.20 Ira M. Vraalstad 165.00
Dan Whalen 139.00 Ed Werner 20.10
J. A. Werner 165.00 C. M. Williams - 165.00
J. S. Williams 115.00 Gertrude Witstine 31.88
Martha Wylie 88.00 Burt Zila 187.79
The Arrowhead Co. 12.00 Associated Agencies (Hurd) 220.00
Badger Meter Mfg. Co. 2,050.00 Bertelson Brothers 7.75
Borchert-Ingersoll, Inc. 95.52 Fairview Hospital 140.00
Robert Standal- 136.50
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Verified Claims, Cont'd.
Farwell, Ozmun, Kirk & Co. 15.90 Freelands Food Market 1.42
Fuller Brush Company 19.20 J. V. Gleason 851.40
Hedberg-Friedheim & Co. / 6.12 Hennepin County 13.50
Hobart Bros. Sales & Service 11.50 International Bus. Mach. 17.50
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It It t' 4.87 Kokesh Hardware 1.20
Landers-Norblom-Christenson 38.32 John Leslie Fuel Co. 50.52
Lyle Signs, Inc. 94.94 Wm. H. Mc Coy 14.03
Miller-Davis Company 51.00 . It It ft 13.00
n It It .40 tt n It 84.00
tt n n 6.13 It If It 59.46
nn tt 122.40 Miner Company 13.65
III City of Mpls. (Treasurer) 396.00 ft n29.16
Minneapolis Gas Co. 76.28 Minneapolis Iron Store 8.18
II ft It 32.94 It II It 4.50
Mueller Company _ 55.75 It tt It 41.30
it u13.39 tt tttI 11.15
National Tea Company 10.00 tt tt 't 3.45
It It It 38.85 It n It 8.40
It n 1t 38.85 it n tt 75.00
Northern States Power Co. - 1.00 n 't If 6.15
't tt It tt 47.24 NW Bell Telephone Co. 181.71
The -Park Press 11.60 Wm. M. Pascoe 4.62
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t' It 17.65 Phelps-Drake Company, Inc. 500.00
Pockrandt Lumber & Fuel Co. 23.80 H. A. Rogers Co. 15.90
Rosholt Equipment Co. 14.30 St. Louis Park Dispatch 11.40
n If tt .70 n It it II 5.40
Shaw-Walker_ 161.10 Standard Oil Company 210.00
Village of SLP Water Revenue Wm. H. Ziegler Co. 1.82
Bond Sinking Fund 2,074.61 ' Ira M. Vraalstad 5.93
John A. Felber 6.00 Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul &
Wm. H. Ziegler Co. 21.08 Pacific R.R. 10.00
It It tt tt 2.96 Deep Rock Oil Corporation 21.65
Hearing - Proposed Rezoning
. Pursuant to notice published in the St. Louis Park .Dispatch, a hearing
III was .had on the recommendation of the .Planning Commission to rezone the following
described property from the Six-story Height District to the Two-and-One-half-
Story Height District: -
Commencing at the NE corner of the intersection
of Louisiana Avenue and West 27th Street, and ex-
tending eastward along the North line of West 27th
Street to a point 130 feet East of the East line
of Dakota Avenue; thence North parallel with the
East line of Dakota Avenue to the Great Northern
Right-of-way; thence Westerly along the South line
of said Right-of-way to the East line of Louisiana
Avenue to the point of beginning.
also to be rezoned the following described property from ICtt Density District to
t'Dt' Density District. No one appeared. On motion of-Trustee Bolmgren,
seconded by Trustee Jorvig, action was deferred to Special Meeting to be held on
Thursday, December 22, 1949, by unanimous vote of the Council.
Justice of Peace Report of Fines (Yngve)
Justice of Peace Anton Yngve's Report of Fines dated December 15, 1949
was read and ordered filed.
Permission to Place Poles - N. S. Power Co.
On motion of Trustee Perkins, seconded by Trustee Bolmgren, the Northern
III States Power Company was granted permission to place poles at the following
locations, by unanimous vote of the Council:
One pole on Florida Avenue and West 28th Street
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Three Poles on West 26th Street from Vernon Avenue
to Webster Avenue.
Workman's Compensation for 1950
On motion or Trustee Bolmgren, seconded by Trustee Jorvig, Anchor Casualty
Company's Policy No. 76202, covering period of January 1, 1950 thru December 31,
1950, for Workman's Compensation and Employees Liability presented by E. H.
Shursen, Agent for Associated Agencies, was approved by unanimous vote of the
Council.
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Petitions
On motion of Trustee Bolmgren, seconded by Trustee Jorvig, the following
petitions were referred to the Engineering Department and Chairman of the Water
Department Committee for checking and recommendation, by unanimous vote of the
Council:
P-485 PETITION FOR WATER.MAIN in Utah Avenue,
Virginia Avenue, Wyoming Avenue and Xenia
Avenue between West 33rd Street and West
34th 'Street, signed by Arvid E. Carlson and
others, dated December 19, 1949.
P-486 PETITION FOR WATER.MAIN in West 36th Street
from Texas Avenue Westerly to Leroy Street;
Utah, Virginia, Wyoming and Xenia Avenues,
and Le Roy Street from West 36th Street to
the North line of the Proposed Plat of Donny-
brook Terrace Second Addition, signed by
Arvid E. Carlson, dated December 19, 1949.
P-487 PETITION FOR WATER MAIN in South Street from
Taft Avenue Westerly Approximately 212.55
Feet, signed by Wallace T. Bruck and others,
dated December 19, .1949.
Estimate Approved
On motion of Trustee Bolmgren, seconded by Trustee Perkins, the following
Estimate of contract.work in progress as presented by Ira Vraalstad, Supt. of
the Water Department was approved, and the Mayor and Clerk are hereby authorized
to issue warrant covering same, by unanimous vote of the Council, subject to
signing of Estimate by Water Superintendent.
ESTIMATE NO. 3 (FINAL)
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WATER MAIN CONSTRUCTION •- JOB N-176
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Phelps-Drake Company, Inc., Contrs.
3,100 L. F. 6" C.I.P. @ 3.60 per L. F. $11,160.00
6 Hydrands_ @ 185.00 each 1,110.00
5 6" Valves and Boxes @ 85.00 " 425.00
2,766 Lbs. C. I. Specials @ .15 per Lb. 414.90
1 Cut-in @ 75.00 each 75.00
1 8" Valve and Box @ 110.00 n 110.00
(All above materials complete in place) $13,294.90
Less Estimate #1 $11,300.67
Less Estimate #2 1,494.23 12,794.90
500.00
Village Employees' December 31, 1949 Salary Checks
On motion of Trustee Perkins, seconded by Trustee Bolmgren, the Mayor and
Clerk were authorized to issue the Village Employees' December 31, 1949 salary
checks on December 22, 1949, so that they may be used for Christmas. Motion was
passed by unanimous vote of the Council.
Bonds
On motion of Trustee Perkins, seconded by Trustee Bolmgren, the follow-
ing bonds were approved by unanimous vote of Council Members present
PLUMBING LICENSE BOND with Alvin J. Deters, DBA
Deters Plumbing and Heating Company as principal,
and American Surety Company of New York as surety,
dated December 12, 1949, in the amount of $4,000.
HEATING LICENSE BOND with Edward Plehal, DBA
Suburban_ Home Heating Company as principal,
and American Surety Company of New York as surety,
dated December 12, 1949, in the amount of $1,000.
PLUMBING LICENSE BOND with William G. Murphy, DBA
St. Louis_Park Plumbing and Heating Company as _
principal, and American Surety Company of New York
as surety, dated December 1, 1949, in the amount of
$4,000.
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Bonds, Continued
HEATING LICENSE BOND with William G. Murphy, DBA
St. Louis Park Plumbing & Heating Company as
principal, and American Surety Company of New
York as surety, dated December 1, 1949, in the
amount of $1,000.00.
HEATING LICENSE BOND with Northwestern Blaugas
Company of St. Paul as principal, and The Aetna
Casualty acid Surety Company of Hartford, Conn.
as surety, dated November 9, 1949, in the amount
of $1,000.00.
HEATING LICENSE BOND with Standard Heating Co.
of Minneapolis, Minnesota as principal, and
Standard Accident Insurance Company of Detroit,
Michigan as surety, dated November 25, 1949,
in the amount of $1,000.00.
HEATING LICENSE BOND with J. A. Heinrich of
Minneapolis, Minnesota as principal, .and Western
Surety Company of Sioux Falls, South Dakota as
surety, dated October 25, 1949, in the amount of
$1,000.00.
HEATING LICENSE BOND with John H. Kop, DBA Mill _
City Furnace Company of Minneapolis, Minnesota as
principal, and Western Surety Company of Sioux Falls,
South Dakota as surety, dated October 26, 1949, in
the amount of $1,000.00.
PUBLIC OFFICIAL'S BOND with Mildred H. Melbourne
(Village Treasurer) as principal, and American
Surety Company of New York as surety, dated December
14, 1949, in the amount of $25,000.00, for the term
of two years beginning January 1, 1950 and ending
December 31, 1951.
1950 Licenses
_On motion of Trustee Jorvig, seconded by Trustee Perkins, the following
applications for 1950 licenses were approved, and the Mayor and Clerk are hereby
authorized to issue licenses to expire December 31, 1950, by unanimous vote of
the Council.
ELECTRICAL
Belden-Porter Company
Berndt Electric
Blix and Neslund Electric Company
P. L. Byron
Cramer Electric Company
Richard B. Dewey
Electric Maintenance Corporation
Electric Repair and Construction Company
John Ess
Gustafson and Fuxa
Industrial Electric Company
Kvalsten Electric Company, Incorporated
Lyndale Electric Company
Mareco Company
Mayer Electric Company
Henry J. Mester
Minneapolis Electric Service
Mitby and Sather
North Side Electric Company
Parsons Electric Company
Reliable Electric Company
Richmond and Sons
Sallblad Electric Company
Spencer Electric Company
Starbird Electric Company
Suburban Electric Company
Superior Electric Company
Eugene B. Thomas
F. M. Tripp
Williams Electric Company
Woodlake Electric and Hardware Company
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December 19, 1949
1950 Licenses, Continued
HEATING
Reuben L. Anderson, Incorporated
Anderson & Dahlen
Appliances and Gas Heating, Incorporated
Belden Porter Company
Clifford J. Browne
Burke Mahon Company
. Conditioned Air Equipment Company
Dahlstrom Plumbing and Heating Company
Carl G. Day
Herman G. Dirks Heating Company
Egan and Son
Gas Heat Engineering Company
Grand Plumbing & Heating Company
Grudem Brothers Company
T. D. Gustafson Company
Harris Brothers Plumbing Company
J. T. Howdeshell Company
F. S. Lamson Company, Inc.
Madsen Heating Company
Metalloy Corporation
Mill City Furnace Company .
Tom Motzko
' Nelson Sheet Metal Company
Northwestern Blaugas Company
Oil Burner Service Company
Pure Oil Company
St. Anthony Sales and Service Company
Shoppe Plumbing and Heating Company
H. 0. Soderlin Plumbing and Heating Company
South Side Plumbing Company
Standard Heating Company
Suburban Home Heating
Suburban Heating Company
Twin City Plumbing and Heating Company
H. H. Weiland Sheet Metal Works
PLUMBING
Reuben L. Anderson, Incorporated
Belden-Porter Company
Blaylock Plumbing Company
Clifford J. Browne
Gabriel Burman Plumbing and Heating Company
Al Dahlberg Plumbing and Heating Company
Deters Plumbing and Heating
John C. Doyle
Fox Plumbing and Heating Company
Grand Plumbing and Heating Company
A. 1N. Greening
Grudem Brothers Company
Hilmer E. Guntzel
T. D. Gustafson Company
Harris Brothers Plumbing Company
Hopkins Plumbing and Heating Company
Harry S. Horwitz and Company
Houghton Plumbing and Heating Company
J. T. Howdeshell Company -
Humboldt Plumbing Company
Klugman Plumbing Company
F. S. Lamson Company, Incorporated
London-Plumbing Company
R. J. Mangan Company
Tom Motzko
George G. Penny
Sandhoff and Carlson
Shoppe Plumbing and Heating Company
H. 0. Soderlin Plumbing and Heating Company
South Side Plumbing Company
Twin City Plumbing and Heating Company
MISCELLANEOUS
A-A-A Scavenger Company Scavenger
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1950 Licenses, Continued
. Miscellaneous -----
Bach and Mc Carty Texaco Service Gas Station - 3 Pumps
Barnum's Service " " 2 "
n n Soft Drinks
Charles E. Caron " "
n It Gas Station - 3 Pumps
Coin-A-Matic Amusement Co. Pin Ball 4 Machines
Clover Leaf Creamery Co. Milk Truck - 2 Trucks
Dairy Lane Cafe Restaurant
tt it n Cigarette
IIIn tt, n 3.2 Beer - Off Sale
Dr. E. L. Fitch Dog Kennel
L. V. Foye Soft Drinks
tt tt n 3.2 Beer - Off Sale
Midwest Scavenger Co. Scavenger
Minneapolis Golf Club 3.2 Beer - Off Sale
n n n 3.2 " - On Sale
nn n Cigarette
It it t! Restaurant
n it tt Intox. Liquor On Sale (Club)
Minnesota Rubber & Gasket _Co. ' Cigarette
N. M. Moldestad "
II ft H Milk, ' - Retail
National Tea- Company3.2 Beer - Off Sale
it n it Milk - Retail 2 stores
'! t! r! Cigarettes - 2 "
Northwest Scavenger Company Scavenger _
Norris Creameries, Inc. Milk Truck - 4 Trucks
Northland Milk & Ice Cream Co. " " - 5 "
Ohleen Dairy '! !t - 3 t'_
Park Drug, Incorporated Restaurant
n tt
it Cigarette
II! t! t! 3.2 Beer - Off Sale
Roto Rooter Sewer Service Co. ' Scavenger
George Seirup & Sons - Gas Station - 3 Pumps
III Smoky Point Restaurant
II rt Cigarette
Superior Dairy Fresh Creamery Milk Truck - 1 Truck
United Machine Company Pin Ball - 1 Machine
Yaple's Grocery 3.2 Beer - Off Sale
It II Cigarette
tt t! Milk - Retail
n t! Soft Drinks
Zephyr Oil Company Bulk Gas Station
It It it Gas Station - 4 Pumps
tt it n Soft Drinks
!t t! " Cigarette
Request for Audit
On motion of Trustee Bolmgren, seconded by Trustee Perkins, the Clerk was
instructed to complete request form for EXAMINATION OF ACCOUNTS AND AFFAIRS OF THE
VILLAGE FOR YEAR 1949, to be done in conjunction with_previously approved requests
for_years 1947 and 1948. Motion was passed by unanimous vote of the Council.
Claims for Damages - Melvin Fisher Explosion
The following claims for damages incurred by explosion in the Melvin W.
Fisher home, 3781 Kipling Avenue, St. Louis Park, Minnesota on November 18, 1949
were read
III Melvin W. Fisher 4 75,000.00
Edith Fisher 100,000.00
Bruce Fisher 50,000.00
William Fisher 25,000.00
Herbert Klein 10,000.00
Ruth Klein 25,000:00
Mary L. Sabes 25,000.00 ,
Jack Sabes 25,000.00
Jacqueline Sabes 25,000.00
On the advice of Village Attorney, E. T. Montgomery, it was moved by Trustee
Perkins, seconded by Trustee Jorvig, that all liability for the above claims be
denied. Motion was passed by unanimous vote of the Council.
Governor's Safety Conference
On motion of Trustee Perkins, seconded by Trustee Jorvig, Mayor Erickson was
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Governor's Safety Conference, Continued
authorized to attend the Governor's Safety Conference on December 20, 1949
in St. Paul, with necessary expenses paid, by unanimous vote of the Council.
Letter Re: Billboards
A letter from the City of Minneapolis Planning Commission, dated December
15, 1949, regarding whether or not billboards should be allowed along the
frontage of Wayzata Boulevard between the Great Northern Railway and the west
city limits, was read. On motion of Trustee Jorvig, seconded by Trustee Perkins,
the above letter was referred to the Planning Commission for checking and recom-
mendation, by unanimous vote of the Council.
Pin Ball Machine License - 7201 Mtka. Blvd.
Jack Ravine of United Machine Company explained to the Village Clerk
that he had taken over the license issued to the Coin A Matic Company for the
Pin Ball Machine at 7201 Minnetonka Boulevard without approval of the Council
in August, 1949. He paid for the 1950 license. On motion of Trustee
Bolmgren, seconded by Trustee Perkins, the transfer of the 1949 license was
approved by unanimous vote of the Council.
Mr. Utton's Salary Check
Due to the death of Village Engineer, J. C. Utton on December 1, 1949,
it was moved by Trustee Perkins, seconded by Trustee Bolmgren, that his last
salary check be made out to Mrs; J. C. Utton. Motion was passed by unanimous
vote of the Council.
Draftsmen for Water Department
Ira M. Vraalstad, Water Superintendent requested the services of two
draftsmen for a few months to get the plans and profiles out for the jobs .com-
ing up next spring; also the Meadowbrook Manor project which has to be drafted.
He, also said he would like to bring the St. Louis Park water main gracing uk to
date and have the intersection 'cards made up for the jobs constructed during
the past three years. On motion of Trustee Bolmgren, seconded by Trustee
Jorvig, Mr. Vraalstad was advised to make a search for two men to assist in do-
ing this work. Motion was passed by unanimous vote of the Council.
Liability Insurance for Veterans Housing
On motion of Trustee Bolmgren, seconded by Trustee Perkins, the Clerk
was authorized to purchase public liability insurance for the Veterans Housing
on a three year basis, the premium not to exceed $165.37 for $25,000. to
$50,000. coverage. Motion was passed by unanimous vote of the Council.
Application for Juice Bar -- Tabled
The application of W. J. Horvereid presented to the Village Council-on
November 7, 1949, for a permit to construct a Drive-in Juice Bar on Lot 1,
Block 3, Minikanda Vista Addition (SW Corner of Lynn and Excelsior) and at that
time referred to the Committee of the Whole for a report on November' 14, 1949;
and on that date was brought up -- and as no one appeared, was left in the hands
of the committee of the whole. The matter was again brought up at this time,
and on motion of Trustee Jorvig, seconded by Trustee Bolmgren was tabled by
unanimous vote of the Council.
Ordinance No. 348
On motion of Trustee Jorvig, seconded by Trustee Bolmgren, the following
ordinance was adopted by unanimous vote of all members of the Council present:
ORDINANCE NO. 348
• AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR ANNEXATION
OF CERTAIN LANDS TO THE VILLAGE OF ST. LOUIS PARK
The Village Council of the Village of St. Louis Park ordains:
Section l. ' The Village Council of the Village of St. Louis ,Park determines
that a proper petition has been filed with the Council by the owners of the
following described unplatted land which does not exceed 200 acres in area and
-which is situated within the Town of Minnetonka and is abutting on the corporate
boundary of the Village of St. Louis Park and not included in any other village
or in any other City or borough:
All that part of the Uortheast Quarter (NEO of the
Southwest Quarter (SW ) of Section 20, Township 117,
Range 21, lying North-of Excelsior Boulevard.
Section 2. The Village Council hereby determines that the annexation of
said land to the Village of St. Louis Park will be to the best interests of the
Village and of said territory. •
December 19, 1949 281
Ordinance No. 348, Continued
Section 3. The land described in Section 1 hereof is hereby declared to
be annexed to the Village of St. Louis Park and to be included within the corporate
boundaries of said Village, pursuant to Section 7, Chapter 119, Laws of Minnesota,
1949.
Section 4. This ordinance shall take effect from and after its publica-
tion.
Section 5. Ordinance No. 345 entitled AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR ANNEX-
ATION OF CERTAIN LANDS TO THE VILLAGE OF ST. LOUIS PARK adopted November 21, 1949,
is hereby repealed. _
Ordinance No. 349
On motion of Trustee Bolmgren, seconded by Clerk' Justad, the following
ordinance was adopted by unanimous vote of the Council.
ORDINANCE NO. 349
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE
VILLAGE OF ST. LOUIS PARK
' 13-7 Boarding House—A- Boarding 1 3:18-Family A Family in any num-
The Village Council of the Village o
St Louis Park ordains House Is any dwelling other than an `ber of individuals occupying a single
The Zoning Ordinance of the'VIl- Apartment Hotel or a Hotel, where housekeeping unit not herein defined '
j,lagelof, S£ Louis Park adopted by the meals or lodging and meals for eight as a-boarding_House, Lodging House,
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Village Council January e , 1932, as I (8) or more persons are served for for Hotel ,ten_ -7
heretofor amended, is,hereby further compensation ,1 3-19 Fur Bearing` Animal Farm. A
amended to'read as follows, 1 3-8 Build-ng Any, structure for the 'Fur Bearing'Animal Farm is,any land
/ '' shelter, support, or enclosure of per- 'or premises upon which are housed ,
J DEFINITIONS,d sons animals, chattels or movable pro- Fur-Bearing Animals for propagation,
Section 1 For the 1 purpose of/(this perty of any kind,and when separated, or,sale_or for obtaining pelts for com-
/ordinance certain,S terms( and words ' by party walls wihout openings, each' mercial or manufacturing,purposes
portion of"such building, so separated,? 1-3-20 Garage 'Private A Private
are
1 The i short'form as title by 'which ' shall be deemed-a `separate building,1 Garage "is' a'garage with capacity of
this(ordinance may,be referred,to shall except as 'provided in Paragraph 13, not more than four'(4) power driven I
be"'The Zoning Ordinance of the' Vil- Section 19 of this ordinance 1 I vehicles for storage only A Private
Garage_ 1
may( exceed four (4) vehicle
lage of St 'Louis Park" _ - 'capacity, provided'the area of the lot'
1�2 Words used-,in,the'present tense 1 3-9 Buildable Width or Buildable whei eon' such a Private Garage is to I
include the future, .words'in the sin- Depth The buildable Width or Depth be located shall contain not less than
pular number include the plural ni be of a lot is the width or depth)of that twelve hundred (1200) square feet for
ber, and`words in the-plural number part of the lot not included within the each vehicle stored '
"building" includes the word- "strut- open spaces required by the provisions 13-21 Garage, Public A Public
tune", the word "shall" is(Mandatory of this ordinance,under Yards or set- Garage is any premises except those
and not directory, Wherever the,
word "occupied" or "used" is`iem-
{backs / r.., described as a Private Garage used for
In determining the buildable width the housing or care of power driven
' ployed tin this ordinance such\word 1 and depth-of a corner lot the'width vehicles or where',any such vehicles
shall be construed as if followed of side and"rear yards opposite the , are'equipped for operation, repaired or
by the;\'worg ,, "or is intended,,,,,c ar- I sides and fronts borderingon anystreet kept for remuneration,"hire or sale
ranged,'s designed, built, altered, con- i shall be the minimum llowale side 1 3-22 Height of Building The,-Height
vented to rented, leased, let or hired and rear yard space , - of a Building is the',vertical distance
out, to be occupied or used"
1 3-10 Cellar A cellar is a story-hay- ( measured from the 'curb level.'to,the
13 Any terms not herein do thened 4 ing-More',than one-half of its height highest point of,the roof rbeams in case
shall be construed as defined in below the curb-level or below the of flat roofs, to the deck line of m`an-
Building Ordinance of the Village of highest level-of the adjoining ground sard roofs, and to',the` mean height
St Louis Park" c, A Cellar shall not'be counted as a level between eaves"and ridge for
1 3-1 Accessory Building An Acces-- story for the purpose of height meas- gable, hip and gambrel roofs,the meas-
sary Building is a subordinate"build- t-urement / , urements in, all cases to be taken
ing, or a'portion of the main building 1 3-11 Courts A' Court 'Is an open through the center-of',the-front of the
the use\of which is incidental to that unoccupied space, other->than a yard, building Where a'bullding is'set back
of the main building, or;to the use of on the same lot with a dwelling A from the street line'the height of the
premises ) Court not extending to'the street or building may be measured from the
1 3-2 Alley An Alley is a public ,front or rear yard is an 'inner court" average elevation,of the finished grade
thoroughfare less,than`Twenty (20) feet A Court extending to the street or along the front/of the building gro-
in width , - front or rear yard is an '-outer)court" vided its distance from the street line
1 3-3 Apartment' Hotel An Apart- ' 1 3-12 Curb Level The,Curb Level is not less than ,the height of such
, ment Hotel 'is a multiple-dwelling, , is the level of the established,curb in grade above'the established curb level
having a public dining_ room and 1,front of the building measured at the Where a building is on a corner lot
general kitchen' for the accommoda- i center`of such front Where no curb and there is more than one grade or
tion of at least fifty persons, and/oc- level.has ,been established'the Village level the measurement shall be taken
, cupied as the-more or less permanent, I Engineer shall establish such curb level , through the center of the side of the
abiding place of families and individ-`- I or its equivalent for the ,purpose of building on the street having the low- 1
uals housed therein in=rooms, apart- `this ordinancec'i - est elevation 1
-ments or suites\of'room-ST in connec- 1 3-13 Dwo�l1ling A Dwelling as used — - _, —
tion with some or all of which separate in this ordinance is hereby defined as,
kitchen or kitchenette-facilities are and shall me.m.,and include any house
provided 7, _ -' , "-- I or building, or portion thereof which
1 3-4 Apartment`-House An Apart- 1 is occupied fin whole or in part as a
ment House is a Multiple,Dwelling, home, residence, or sleeping place of
I 1 3-5 Attic An Attic is a One-half one or more human beings,either,per-
Story , .r , ,_'\, , manently or transiently .., 1(
13-6 Basement A'-Basement for'the 13-14 Dwelling, Classes of( For'the
purpose of this Ordinance is hereby purpose of this ordinance dwellings
defined as-and shall'mean'and include i 'iaie divided into, the following classes
a story partly underground but having (a) Private Dwellings
at least',one-half of its Height above (b) Two-Family Dwellings
the curb level, and also' one-half of (c) Multiple Dwellings ' -',7 -
its height above the highest level of_i 1 3-15 Dwelling, Private A Private
the adjoining ground tA',Basement'' Dwelling is a detached dwelling oc-
shall be counted" as a s`ory, except I cupied.,by but one family alone
that a Basement the ceiling, of which) ; 13-16 Dwelling, Two-Family, ,A Two
does not extend,for more than five t 'family dwelling is a detached,or semi-1
(5) feet,above the curb level or above detached'j 'dwelling occupied `'by `but,,
f the highest level of-the adjoining two families alone
,ground, shall not be,counted as a 13-17 Dwelling, Multiple A Multiple
\story — , Dwelling is a dwelling occupied other-
_
wise than,as a private Dwelling or a >I •
,Two-Family Dwelling , i
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1 3-23 Hosprtal A-Hospital is a mul-- - 1 3-39-Set Back The Set Back is the
tiple-dwelling, occupied-as.an institu- minimum,-horizontal distance between" t 111
- tion._1n-which-sick or wounded persons the street line-and- the building, or,
'are cared for and treated A_Sanatori-, any projection---thereof other than
r% . - urn, Clinic or_Aslym-is a_hospital for steps,---terraces and uncoveied porches 1
_ the purposes of this ordinance, - ` below the first floor level, balconies,
1 3-24 Hotel A -Hotel-is a multiple canopies or cornices projecting not
.dwelling_occupied as the more-or less more than three and -one-half_(3r 1 1
j _ temporary abiding place of individuals feet beyond- the wall-of the 15i,ilding t
who are-lodged with or without meals, entranceporches—and yes ibul-s o 1 '
in' which as a rule the rooms are oc- window bays, having an arca not ex-
cupied singly for hire, in which
mpro- ceeding fifty (50) square feat eac_ Il
vision is not- ade for. in any more projecting
not more than five (5) feet,t.
' ` - II `� suite or guest room, and in whicn and not more than one (1) stor,I la
4� - t there are more than fifty (50) sleep- height, and fences with not less than
- Ing rooms, a dining, room to accom- sixty (60);per cent of open surface
modate at least fifty (50) guests, and area above a height of three (3) feet
• , a general kitchen 1 3-90 Stable, Private A Private
' 1 3-25 Lodging , House ` A Lodging Etable is a stable with a capacity foi
House is any dwelling.other than an not more than four (4) horses or
apartment hotel or a hotel where lodg- mules
ing for eight (8) or more persons is 13-41 Stable, Public. A Public '
provided for compensation Stable,-is a stable with capacity for , 1
I1
13-26 Lot One unit of a recorded more than four (4) horses, or mules
- / plat or'-unplated subdivision' of land, 13-42 Street. A Street is a public
but if one 0; more contiguous lot thoroughfare twenty (20) feet or more
units of a recorded plat are subdivided in width '-
or combined,in one ownership and are 1 3-93 Story. A Story-is that
/ ; occupied or to be occupied by a build- of a building included betweent
,/ the r
ing'and its accessory buildings, the surface of any floor and the surface'
land' so occupied and 'the area ap- of-'the floor next above it or if there
; propriate' thereto within the boun- be no floor above it then the space
' deries of such ownership s'iall be con- between such floor and the, ceiling
' sidered to be a lot and when a build- next above it
ing or buildings are constructed on 1 3-44 Story, Half A Half Story`Is
' unplat"ed land under one ownership, that portion of a building in the Two
r the area appropriate to each building and One-half Story Height District
shall be considered 'as a lot,.the boun- under a gable, hip, or mansard roof,. I
daries of such "appropriate ,areas" the wall plates of w_iich on at least
- shall`conform to all, minimum set two opposite exterior walls are not, - '
back-requirement more than four and one-half' (4i/)
13-27 Lot Area The Lot Area is the feet above the finished floor of such
land area within the lot'lines, and story
shall be interpreted to include the In the-case of private dwelling, two-, !
area of that portion of any abuting family dwellings, and multiple dwell-
alleys and streets permitted and de- Ings less than three (3) stories in.
fined as the minimum requirements height a half story in a sloping roof ,
for side or rear yards as hereinafter shall not'be counted as a story for the i
provided purpose of this ordinance 'In the case
1 3-28 Lot Area Per Family The Lot of multiple dwellings three (3) Or
1 - Area Per Family is the lot area re- more stories in height ahalf story
quilted by this ordinance to be pro- shall be counted as a story
vided for each family in a dwelling '1 3-45 Structure P ny temporary or
13-29 Lot Depth The Depth of a permanent use storage, form or ar- I
Lot is the dimension measured from rangement of building or const*uction
the front line of the lot to the ex- materials involving the necessity or i j
/1 -' f treme-rear line of the lot In the case precaution of-providing proper sup-
of irregular shaped lots 'the mean port, bracing, tying,' reinforcing, an- I
depth-shall be taken as the depth choring or other,/protection against' '
13-30 Lot Width The Width of a heat, cold, loading, or the pressure of I
Lot is the[dimension measured from the elements, such as air, other gases,
one`side line of the lot to the opposite water, other liquids, earth, or other I
?' side line of the'lot In the case of ir- solids, in order to,protect life from in-
" regular shaped lots the mean width jury, or property from damage, as
shall be taken as the width of the lot provided in this ordinance or any other
13-31 Lot. Corner A Corner Lot is, ordinance, law, rule, or, regulation ,
' a lot of which at least' two adjacent governing same, or as followed in'gen- , -
• sides abut for t:seir-full-length upon eral construction practice, is a struc-
-a street - -_ '_---7ture and as much is classed as a
_ 1 3=32 Lot, Interior An Interior Lot building for the purpose of,this or-
-: is a_lot other than a corner__lot dinance ,, i
1 3=33 Lot Through A Through Lot 1 3-46 Structural-Alteration A Struc-
ts an interior lot rhaving frontage on tural Alteration is any change except
two'streets those required by law or ordinance ini
1 3-34 Lot Lines Lot Lines are the the`supporting members of a building,
--lines bounding a lot as;defined-herein such as bearing walls, columns, beams
- 13-35 Mixed Occupancy In cases of or girders, not including openings in
a, - Mixed'Occupancy where-a building Is bearings walls as permitted by exist-
occupiedlin part as a--dwelling the ing ordinances
part s6 occupied shall be deemed a, 1 3-97 Tenement House A Tenement
I ` ` dwelling for the purposes of this or- House is a Multiple Dwelling
dinance 1 3-48 Terrace A Terrace is an un-
\' 1 3-3 Non-Conforming Use A_Non- covered and open, level paved space
Conforming Use is the use of a build- or porch not higher than the level of
Ing or premises that does not conform the first'floor
• with the regulations of tie use district, 1-3 49 Theater A theater is any
in which it is situated --building or enclosed area adapted to i
13-37 Nuisance The word "Nui- the public exhibition of
performances
' lance" shall be taken to embrace public entertainment, or spectacle, where t
nuisance as known at common law, or stage scenery and apparatus 'are or
'-in equity jurisprudence, and whatever may be used, before an assembly, an
�
' is naturally noxious, offensive by rea- Amphitheater, Opera House„or-Moving
son of emission of odor, dust, smoke, Picture Theater is a theater for the
gas or noise and is dangerous_ "to Purpose of this ordinance - 1
human life, or detrimental to human - 13-50 Tourist Camp A Tourist / I
health, or public welfare, convenience, Camp is a multiple dwelling, group of-
or order, is in contemplation of this dwellings, or tents, or any area-intend-
ordinance, a nuisance ,_,_-ed'to be used as a temporary,abiding
13-38 Recreation, Field or Building place by motor vehicle tourists ,
A recreation Field or Building is,any 1 3-51 Yard, Rear A Rear_Yard-i an ° 1
area of land or water or any building open unoccupied (space-ion the same
in which amusement; recreation, or lot with a,dwelling, between the ex- _ I
athletic_sports are provided for publu treme rear line of the lot and extreme
or semi-public use, whether temporary rear-line of:the 4 dwelling,or between '
or permanent, except a theater, the extreme front line of a building
whether provision is made for the ac- on the rear of the lot and the extre`me--- -
commodation of an assembly or not sear line of the dwelling
A Golf Course, Arena, Baseball Park, 13-52 Yard, Side An open unoc= '
Stadium Circus, or Gymnasium is a cupied space on the same lot„with,a
Recreation Field or Building for the building between the building and the
purposes of this ordinance side line of the lot and extending froth I ic)
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December 19, 1949
�--`} , V '' the front line of the building to the time,,all lot area within sail platted , ,
')l rear yard c-- —l"- or'sub-divided property shall be re-
/' _ ) c 1 3-53 Yard;Front A front yard is zoned by, the Village Council for the ,, , ,1,
/"` %; A , 4 ) , a yard between the front line of a• best interests of the Village,by-Amend- ,if ' ,
') , J \ _ building and the front line of the lot ment--to this'Ordinance, t,
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USE DISTRICT REGULATIONS RESIDENCE DISTRICT ,,
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1 Section 21 In order lto regulate Section 41 In the Residence District 1
the location and use of buildings er- unless otherwise provided in'this or- ,
S ected or altered for specified purposes, dinance, no building or premises shall
and-,the use of land and premises, be used and no building shall hereafter
the land area within the corporate be erected or structurally altered ex-
limits of the Village of St1 Louis Park cept for one or more of the following
is hereby divided into Use Districts.-uses 7
' of which there shall be six known as 41-1 Private Dwellings, Countryl''Es- I{
follows 3 tates + l --i ' >
1 Open Development District. Parish, es, and thereto linclud-'
2 Residence District „; ing`name plates and;bulletin boards r
3 Multiple'Dwelling District
4 'Commercial District {{ 4 1-3,Publlc Schools, Colleges or
5 Light Industrial District 1 n, , -- \ Seminaries
`'i I \ 6 heavy Industrial District V (1 4 1-4 ,Libraries, M u s e u m s, Parks
2 2 The boundaries of suc l Use Die- Civic Center, Playgrounds,.- ,Recreation- �
tracts,are shown upon the maps ap- al and Community Buildings owned
proved by the,Planning Commission and controlled by_the municipality
4 1-5 Private and Public Forests;'an. i I
which are now on file with the'Village '
I (-, , ,Clerk, and identified by reference Fish and Game Preserves
41-6 Farming, Truck Gardening:,ano
thereon-to this,amending ordinance, Orchards 5'
and which maps are condensed 'in a 41-7 Nurseries and) Greenhouses for
I` , ,' single iatt of the'Village, ,which is
I hereto attached and published wits 'tlie private propagation, cultivation^
\, + ' i this ordinance designated al "Use Dis- and growing of plants,only
tract Map," and said map and all nota- 4 1-8 �A reasonably small number of
tions. references and other things small animals kept as pets,, or one 1
shown thereon shall be, as much a hundred domestic fowl, housed on the ,
01 part of this ordinance as if,the matters proerty, provided they/ are kept in e
p
and things set' forth by said map manner so as,not to be a,nuisance to , 1 •
were all fully described herein Any adjacent residents Greater number' , i)
I of animals or domestic fowl may be
uncertainty as to the boundaries of the housed on property in' undeveloped l IS
Use District,as-indicated by'said con- sections of a Residence District, only `ffl+
densed map shall be determined with on a special permit,granted'by the VIl-
reference to the,said maps on file with lage Council
S ) the Village Clerk ' 41-9 Golf, polo or country clubs
2 3' Except as be ear inafter provided no with adjoining grounds of no,less than I
, 1 , -•', ' building shall be erected or structural-, forty (40) acres
ly altered nor shall any building oear 41-10 Accessory Buildings,') includ- 1 )
' ' premises be used,for any purpose other ing one private garage or, private b)f
?than those permitted ,in the Use Dis-e stable, when,located on the same lot,
, i .'tract'a which such building or premise or parcel of',property Such Accessory
( is located , Buildings shall not be used wholly or , r
h ' ', ' OPEN DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT ','in'part as a dwelling, except,by;one f
'or two household,employees, and theli, ` '
Section 3 1. In the Open Development families, of,the occupant of the dwell;.4 )r
District.:unless otherwise provided in ing,`nor for the conduct of any bust-
this ordinance, no building or pre-, ness,;nor as a privy, except where no i E 1
running water is available on' the ,
J miles shall be used,,and`no building street upon which the lot abuts
shall`hereafter be, erected`or struc-e 4'1-11'Uses', customarily incident to j)
turally altered except for one or more any of the'above,uses when located on
l of the followingnuses the same lot` and not involving the C
3 1-1 Any use permitted in the videoResi- conduct'of a business, 'includinghome
�
dente District as hereinafter e\F\occupations ,engaged in by the ,oc-
- in Section No 4 of this Ordinance cupants of a`dwellin and not in- ,-
` 3 1-2 Fur'Bearing, Animal, Livestock volving the conduct of a business on , (_
or other Animal Farms the premises and including also the ,'s
3 1-3 'Poultry or other Domestic'office of one engaged in a professional' '>,
Fowl Farms occupation and located in his or her , h
31-4'Nurseries and Greenhouses dwelling, providing no name plate ex- <
31-5 'Accessory buildings for only, ceeding one square foot in area shall
IL, i i such commercial uses in;addition to be';permitted' 'in,a residence district
uses permitted the,Residence Dis- and' such name plate shall', contain ' .
r
be
trict,as shall be directly` connected only the name and occupation of an
I t , - with any of the above uses, when occupant of the,premises
located on the same parcel of property - 4 1-12 Signs`mot exceeding twelve ' ' •
of the same ownership ' ` 1 square'feet in area appertaining to the t-i•' `'
- 3 1-6 Uses customarily incident to lease' hire,1 or sale of a building or ' f;'';� any-of the above uses ,when located premises No advertising sign of'any }
on the same parcel of property of th. other 'character shall be permitted In `,
same ownership and involving in ad a)Residence District -
dation to uses,permitted in the Resl- .41-13 Automobile pa�king spaces'
- dence District, only such commercial required by Section 14 ,,
uses as shall be directly connected 4 1-14' Public and, semi-public uses ,
with:,any of the above used r as provided in Section 9 5�
, 31-7 Signs not excedangiforty-eigo htt, 4'1=15 Streets. Bridges and Transport%'
squarelease48) ireor feetappertaining
of a building or 'railroad 'on r;—other s of Vtrackay e shall be per-t that-mb s i
premises, or for the name and business i milted\on or to cross any ,street, in -' ' -
of any owner operating a business for Saint -Louis,�Park'at grade!,or, other
\, • --such commercial uses, as are permit- 'wise\exc'ept'as provided for in Section
ted,in an Open Development District, l0.of this Ordinance
except that one- sign not exceeding 4 1-16` Any above,use coining,'within
two hundred,'and fifty (250) square'thef class ouses'contained in 'Section '
' f feet may be permitted' for advertising 10 of this,Ordinance,,\ehall require a
, ^purposes on property of a single\own- special permit as_provided-'therein '
, ership for each ten acreg;or a fraction 41-17 No'•building'shall,,be,erected
thereof, provided it is located not'less or used for residence' 'pulposes' with
than fifty (50) feet from-any property outside dimensions of less than four 1
line or street - hundred square feet -
3 1-8 Any above use coming'within 4 1-18 No cellar or basement of an un-, '
the class of uses contained in Section completed dwelling, shall`be occupied'
, 10-of this Ordinance, shall require-as as living,quarters for a'period,of more' '
special permit as provided therein than one year after completion thereof', i
The above Open Development Dis- A certificate of' occupancy may,' be ; -_ ,
tract Regulations shall remain in force granted by`the building inspector, for-
-,. until such a time-as any property''such period of one year upon his' de-, `-
within the Open Development District teratination that all requirements of
P ',_—Regulations shall be platted or sub- the building and zoning ordinances
^ i. ` divided into lots and the same accept- have been complied with"and adequate f-
' ed by the Village Council and-'filed sanitary facilities have been installed
with the County Auditor,"at which for use of the occupants Such cert^-
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December 4.9, 1949
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- ficate'of occupancy may be extended _ 6 1-25 Shoe Dressing and Stove Polish '
by the Village Council by special per- -Manufacturing
mit /,` 6 1-26 Soda and' Washing Powder
Manufacturing
MULTIPLE DWELLING DISTRICT 61-27 Stamped Metal or Enamel
Ware Manufacturing ' - - ,
Section 51 In the Multiple Dwelling 61-28 Stone Yard or-,'Monument -
District no building or premises shall Works �,
be used and 'no building shall be - 61-29 Storage-Warehouse , I
hereafter erected or structurally altered 6 1-30'Yeast Manufacturing
unless otherwise provided in this,ordi- 6 1-31 All uses 'excluded from the'
nance except for one or more of the 'Light Industrial District 1
following uses , ' '6 1-32 Any manufacture in a Com-,f I s
5 1-1 Any use permitted in the Resi- mercial'District located in a Two and
dence District one-half (21,2) or Three (3) Story •
51-2 Multiple Dwellings and Two Height District other than the manu- -
Family Dwellings facture of products clearly incidental
5 1-3 Hotels to the conduct of a retail business con-
5 1-4 Private Clubs and Lodges, ex- ducted on the premises
cepting those the chief activity of 61-33 Processing of foods, wholesale
which is,a service customarily-carried 6 1-34-Cold Storage, wholesale
- 7 on as a business 61-35 Any use coming within
5 1-5 'Boarding'and Lodging Houses the class of uses contained in Section
/ ' 5 1-6,Hospitals' and Clinics 10 of this Ordinance, shall require a
5 1-7 Institutions of an'Educational, special permit as provided therein
Philanthropic, or Eleemosynary nature LIGHT INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT
, ) 5 1-8'Accessory Buildings customer- Section 7 1 In the Light Industrial
I ' ily incident to'any of the above uses District all buildings and premises
including garages for storage only when except as otherwise provided in this
( located on the same lot\and not less ordinance may be used for any, use
t ran thirty (30) feet from the front permitted in the Commercial District,
I f , line and not less than five (5) feet or for any other use except the follow- ,
- from any side street line, and not in- log
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r - lvolving.the conduct of a business '7 1-1 Abattoirs
5 1-9 Public Garages for storage pur- 7 1-2 Acetylene Gas Manufacture
' 'poses only when not an accessory build- 7 1-3 'Acid Manufacture
ing and where no repair facilities or 7 1-4 Ammonia, Bleaching, Powder t
', no sales rooms are maintained, as pro-, or Chlorine' Manufacture
i vided in Section 10 of this ordinance 7 1-5 Arsenal
71-6 Asphalt Manufacture or Re-
' '' 5 1-10 Uses customarily, incident to fining
any of the above uses where located on 71-7 Blast Furnace -
the same lot and not involving the 71-8'Boiler Works
,conduct of a business, except that 7 1-9 Brick, Tile or Terra Cotta
/, within the same building to which Manufacture
the use may be accessory there shall 7 1-10 Bag Cleaning
be allowed concessions and service. I 71-11 Candle Manufacture
access to such uses to be only from
within such building , 71-12 Celluloid Manufacture
71-13 Cement, Lime, Gypsum 6I
51-11 A name plate not exceeding Plaster 'of Paris Manufacture
' three (3) square feet in area, or a sign ,7 1-14 Cement Brick, or Block, Arti-
appertaining to'the use, lease, hire, or ricial Stone, or,-Sand Lime Brick Manu-
sale of the building or premises, not facture
exceeding eighteen (18) square feet in 7 1-15 Coke Ovens
area No advertising sign or display of, 7 1-16 Creamatory (not , including
any other character shall be permitted those in cemeteries)
' ' in the Multiple Dwelling District 71-17, Creosote Treatment or Manu-
51-12 Any above use coming within facture
• the class of uses contained in Section 7 1-18 Dextrine,,,Glucose and Starch
10 of this Ordinance shall require a 71-19 Disinfectants, insecticides, and
special permit as provided therein exterminator manufacture
COMMERCIAL DISTRICT
7 1-20 Distillation of Bones,'Coal or
Wood ,
~ Section 6 1 In the Commercial Dis- 7 1-21 Dye stuff Manuafcture (not
trict all buildings and-premises, except including chemical dyes) -
as otherwise provided in this ordinance, 7 1-22 Emery, Emery Cloth and Sand `
may be used for any use permitted in Paper Manufacture
the Multiple Dwelling District or for tions. Structures, or Sand, Gravel, or
-any other use except the following 71-23facture Fat Rendering
6 1-1' Bakery, Wholesale 71;24 Fertilizer Manufacture and '
61-2 Bottling Works Potash Refining
61-3 Blacksmith or Horsesiioeing 71-25 Fireworks or Explosive Manu-
Shop facture or Storage
6 1-4 Building Material Storage Yard
61-5 Carting, Express, Hauling or 71-26 Flour Milling ,
Storage Yard 7 1-27 Forge Plant
61-6 Contractor's "Plant or Storage 71-28 Fuel Manufacture
7 1-29 Gas (illuminating'or heating)
Yard
61-7. Cooperage Works Manufacture
1-8 Dyeing and Cleaning Works, 7 1-30 Glue. Size, or_Gelatine Manu-
6employing in the trade-on the premises facture
71-31 Gunpowder Manufacture or
more than five (5) persons Storage
61-9 Excelsior and Fiber Manufact- 71-32 Incineration, Reduction or
- - uring' • Dumping of Garbage, Dead Animals,
- 6 1-10'Fish Packing, Smoking and Offal or Refuse
curing 7 1-33 Iron, Steel, Brass or Copper
61-11 Fuel Distributing Plants and Foundry (unless electrically operated)
- , Fuel'Storage Yards 7 1-34 Lamp Black Manufacture
L- -6 1F12 Ice Plant or Storage House of 7 1-35 Lime Manufacture
- 'more.than five (5) ton capacity 7 1-36 Mining or Gravel Pit Opera-
r'� - " -6 1-13 Laundry, employing in the tions Structures, or'Sand Gravel, or
trade on the premises,more than five other Mineral Washing or Screening
' - (5)-' persons Equipment
- r--,� - 6 1-14 -Livery_ Stables, -Live Stock
- Barns or-Corrals" 71-37 Oilcloth or Linoelum Manu-
` __ , -- -61-15 Lumber'Yard' - facture -
61-16 Malting or- Distillation of 74-38 Oiled Goods Manufacture from
Liquors _ Raw Materials
o - ," 61-17 Machine Shop 71-39 Ore Reduction
'61-18 Milk Distributing Station or 71-40-Paper and Pulp Manufacture
_ =Creamery, Wholesale _ 7 1-41 Paint Oil, Stain, Shellac, Tur-
61-19 Paint Mixing, Wholesale pentane of Varnish Manufacture (not
-6 1-20-Planing Mills including mixing)
--6 1-21' Poultry Killing, Dressing , or 7 1-42 Petroleum Products Refining
' Liver,Storage except for Retail Sale on 7 1-43 Potash WorksI
_ the Premises71-44 Pyroxlin Manufacture
- - 61,22 Printing Ink. Manufacturing 71-45 Railroad Shops or Round
6 1-23 Sauerkraut Manufact u r 1 n g Houses
_Wholesale c - 71-46 Rolling Mill
6 1-24-Sausage Manufa c t u r i n g, 7 1-47 Rubber or Gutta Percha Mau-
Wholesale facture '
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- 71-48 Salt Works two-thirds of all the members of the
/" 71-49 Saw Mill Council after public hearing authorize'
�` 7 1-50 Smelters ,-,' the location or extension of any of the
1 1-51 Soap Manufacture from Re- following buildings or uses in any dis-
t c fuse trict from which they are prohibited
7 1-52 Stock Yards by this ordinance, except as noted and " f,
;ti 71-53 Stone Mill or Quarry, Stone provided that due notice of the time
Crushing or Cutting_ and purpose of-such,public hearing J
7 1-54 Storage or Baling of Scrap shall be published in-the official paper, (r i
/� Paper, Iron ,Bottles, Rags or Junk of the Village of St Louis Park'at-leas, (,
r,' 7 1-55 Sugar Refining ten (10)`days-previous to the',time M. ?
71-56 Sulphuric, Nitric," or Hydro- the holding—of�such public hearing _y
1 chlor-c Acid Manufacture Such special temporary permit shall I } �'I ',,
7 1-57 Tallow. Grease or Lard Manu- be granted-for a period of time not to ,
" - - facture or Refining from Animal Fat exceed one year from date of permit. ,, '
' 71-58 Tanning, Curing, or Storage and shall be subject to spec'aI s ipula- 4 '{ ,1
, of Raw Hides or Skins tions, or regulations reasonably limit-
71-59 Tar Distillation or Manufac- ing such uses,as may, be required by, 'j i,.
' f ture - the Council,rand may be renewed;on
t S -/ 7 1-60 Tar,Roofing or Water Proof-_petition ,of the' owner at expiration,,J , ,
\, ing Manufacture provided, stipulations land regulations 1
d 7 1-61'Tobacco (chewing) Manufac- .have been complied-with, and renewal , j ,
' ture or'Treatment - ,granted In the same manner as the r
7 1-62 Vinegar Manufacture original special/temporary permit ,was ' , ,
71-63 'Wool Pulling or,'Scouring granted ' / - • ,
_- 7 1-64'Airplane landing fields 10 2 1 Recreation"Field ,I
i'-, 17 1-65 And- in general those 'uses, 10 2-2 Temporary Contractors Plant,
which areration,.•
Storage Yard `r I` ,' , ,'+'
' j 7 1-66 Any use coming,1 'with- 10 2;3 ,Tourist Camp,,,�'except 2'!n' a -
in' the class of uses contained,'in 'Residence District 11f'
._ tion 10 of this Ordinance, shall require , ' ( t
. a'special permit as provided'therein 10 2-4 Mining or Gravel' Pit',/opera.-1 J
_ '' HEAVY INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT tions Structures, or Sand,/Gravel'or i`_
Sect on 8 1 In Lie Heavy 'Industrial other Mineral_Washing or Screening 1 , ,
District buildings and' premises may Equipment except in a Residence or
' be used for any purpose whatsoever Multiple Dwelling Dist"'^' ', - (`, ',
, not in conflict with any ordinance of /102-5 Home ,occupation in a Resin '
the Village of Saint Louis Park, or dence District;'involving the ocnduct i[r)
, law of the State of Minnesota or Fed- of a business- deemed by, the Village !' 1
-eral Government regulating nuisances Council to be not detrimental to the ,
or prohibiting certain uses of property Residential Character of the neighbor-
or buildings, provided that they corn- hood or the'welfare or safety of the '
ply with any or all requirements of residents thereof ' rti w
Sections 9 and 10 of this ordinance-, 3 No, Building or premises,shall
be,occupied,, or/no permit shall be
1NON-CONFORMING _USES` --issued_for-the erection, use, or strut- ,H
p _ tural alteration of"any building in,any
Section 9 1 The lawful-use-of land or Use District In'which permitted under -'
' a building existing at-the time of the,_the;foregoing,Use District,Regula ions' ,
' z adoption, amendment,_supplement-or for any one„or more of the follow!ig I',,
' -� : r ,change of this ordinance may continue,, purposes, ,unless the location of'such
a'tnough such use does_not conform use' shall, have been approved, and
with the provisions thereof, and such a special permit granted by the Vil'age
M use may be `extended throughout the Council
~ building, provided no structural al- 0 3-1 Abattoirs or Stock Yards '- 1
• ,erations,' except "those 'required by 10 3-2 Acid Manufacture , •
, - law or ordinance are made therein If 10 3-3 Ammunition M a n u f+a cture,
' _ no-structural_alterations are,made," a Storage or Arsenal „ 1'"
I `, - -� , non-conforming-and lawfully establish- 10 3-4 Brick, Tile orTerra-Cotta
r-_^ -- ,ed'-use of a building-may be changed Manufacture . , i 'i,• '.r to any use permitted in the most re- 103-5 Cement, Lime,' Gypsum. or
, --- stricted district In which such existing Plaster of Parts Manufacture' `
., non-conforming use is permitted 10 3-6 'Fertilizer Manufacture, and'
>v - When,any non-conforming use of any Potash Refining �) I
, '' , r building or land in any district 103'=7 Fireworks. Explosives;, Manu-
1 has been 'changed to a1;conforming facture or-Storage,. )` -
,, use it shall not thereafter'be changed 10 3-8 Freight; br Express( )Depot,
>,, to any non-conforming use If such 'Terminal or,Yard Spur,Track or Sid-'
_ , , non-conforming use is discontinued ing outside the boundaries of'Main\
any future use of said land shall be in Line Railroad Right of Ways
' , , ,{conformity with the provisions of this 10 3-9 Fuel Manufacture I
ordinance 103-10 Garbarge, ,",Offal, , or 1 Dead,
'-�',' 'Animals Reduction}or Dumping)
>` '' S , EXCEPTIONS AND'-VARIATIONS ON , \10 3-11 Gas, Manufacture or Storage'
SPECIAL PERMIT , -10 3-12 Glue Manufacture,,Fitt,Ren -` +
S l, ,, dering or Distillation of Bones i
, 10 3-13' Grade Crossings, where a
, 1 ;.('Section 10.1 The Council, may, by railroad'crosses a street'at,Grade,\Via-
special, permit by affirmative vote of ducts'or Bridges ,' , 1
- ' ', at least two-thirds of all the members 10 3-14 Intoxicating r''Liquors "Manu-
, of 'the Council after public hearing facture Malting, Distillation1•Storage
authorize,the, location or extension of or Sale ' , t
' ' any,of,the following buildings or uses 10 3-15 Livery, S t ab 1 e s; R 1 d 1 n g
in any district from which, they are Stables.- Livestock Bars or Corrals'
prohibited, by this ordinance except 10 3-16 Livestock Ful' Bearing} An-
J . 4 as noted and provided tnat due'notice imal and other(Animal Farms •
'' - of the time and purpose of such public ' 10 3-17 Petroleum or, Oil Refining'of
1 ,hearing shall be published in the Of- Storage' t`' , ) '( 3 'I)
ficial paper,of the Village of,St Louis' 10 3-18 Public y or semi-public Garage '
i f Park at least.ten (10) days previous or Oil Filling Station' , ) \ '
to the time of the holding of'such 10 3-19 Sand and G_ravel Pit or other
public hearing Mining, Structures} or i Washing,1 or
101-1 Public or Private Institutions Screening ,Equipment ! ) ,r c,
! of' an Educational, Philanthropic or 10 3-20 Signs exceeding j forty-eight
Eleemosynary nature (48) square feet Ins area \(' I
10 1-2 Cemetery 10 3-21I Smelting ' of, -Tin, ' Copper,',
10 1-3 Community Building•, ' ' Zinc or Iron'Ore, Y : , ' , , 1
' 10 1-4 Recreation Field or Building 10 3-22 Stone M111-or Quarry ' '1
10 1-5 Public;Utility ' -10 4-23 `Theater, Recreatio
' n Building
., , 101-6 Public Garage exceptin an,or Amusement Parks ,' 11( ,1!
• open Development, or a Residence Dis- 10 3-24\Tourist camps '' ,
ti lct 10 3-25 'Stands or 'other,,building,,
10 1-7 Storage Warehouse, Fuel, located within 200 feet of the,`boun-
Lumber, or Building Material Storage daises of•a Residence'1 District, State
Yard, except in an Open Development,, Highway, or'County Road,,where soft
a Residence or a multiple Dwelling Die- drinks,,lunches, refreshments or other
trict ,, merchandise are to be'sold 'or distri-'
10 1-8 Tourist Camp,, except in a bute'd j it
f Residence_District ' 1l03-26' Undertaking or funeral par -
102 The Council may be special tern- lors and establishments fori't'ie care
porary permit by affirmative vote of and disposal)of dead l bodies , h. - '
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December 19, 1949
' • 103-27 Any Heavy or Light Industry each Height District shall be as fol-
or Commercial Use, located, or to be lows
located within the radius of three hun- A In the Two and One-half (216) 1
' ti dred (300) feet of any Public or Private Story Height District no building shall ( H
s. \' School, Hospital, or any Institution of hereafter be erected or structurally
ti , an Educational Philanthropic or Ele- altered so as to exceed two and one-
() ‘i emosynary nature, Orphan Asylum or half (21/,) stories or thirty-five (35)
Home for Aged and Infirm people, or feet in height
the premises of same B In the Three (3) story Height '
` 10 3-28 Any building, structure or District no building shall hereafter be III
planting obstructing the view of traf- erected or structurally altered so as
fie, located, or-to be located, on pro- to exceed three (3) stories or forty-five'
perty immediately adjoining any rail- (45) feet in height
\ way right of way for a distance of One C In the Six (6) Story Height Dis- , '
, Hundred (100) feet from such right of tractno building shall hereafter be
way in either direction along any erected or structurally altered'so as to
street crossing railroad tracks on such exceed six.stories or seventy-five (75)
right of way, at grade level feet in height
10 3-29 Any use involving the fre- HEIGHT DISTRICT EXCEPTIONS
quent delivery to or from the premises Section 13 1 The, foregoing require-
of substantial quantities of goods or ments in the Height Districts shall be ,, `
• materials by truck subject to the following 'exceptions f 1
10 3-30 Any heavy industrial use and regulations '
located or to be located within 600 feet 13 1-1 do the Two and One-half and
of a Residence District ,Three Story Height District, public '
10 3-31 Any iignt industrial use public utility or semi-public buildings
or to be located within 100 feet of a may be erected to a height not ex-
Residence District ceeding three stories or forty-five (45)
10 3-32 Any commercial use located feet in height when set back from all
within 100 feet of a Residence District lot lines not less than one foot for
10 3-33 Hospitals, c h u r c h e s and each foot such building exceeds the
schools in a Residence District established height limits for the Dis-
10 3-34 Radio or Television Masts or trict in which it may he located, ex-
cept that such setback from lot lines
Towers or similar structures, not at- shall in no case be less than herein
tached to a residence used to expedite provided for yards )
the receiving, transmitting, or relaying 131-2 Private and two-family dwell-
' > of radio or television messages, pro- ings in the Two and One-half Story
grams, of pictures of any kind what- Height District may be increased in
soever, whether for private enjoyment, height by not more than ten (10) feet
education, or business use where two (2) side yards of'not less
103-35 Signs or Billboards of 'any than fifteen (15) feet 'each are pro- '
description or size erected, or to be vided Such dwelling, however, shall '
erected on property abutting, or within not exceed four (4),stories in height
three hundred (300) feet of any Coun- 131-3 Parapet walls,-chimneys, yen- c
ty Road, State Highway, or Service tilators elevator bulkheads, stage
Road contigous thereto towers, or scenery lofts, water towels
t - " ' 10 4 The Village Council may inter- radio towers, ornamental towers moms-
pret the provisions of this ordinance in ments cupolas, domes and spires, and
, - harmony with the fundamental purpose necessarT mechanical appurtenances
and intent thereof where practical diffi- shall be Perini'ted to exceed the mar-
culties or unnecessary hardships occur lmum provisions of this ordinance
10 5 In considering applications for when erected in accordance with or-
permits under this Section, the Village Park
or-
dinances of the Village of St, Louis
Council shall consider the advices and
131-4 On five lots oneo Mess in
recommendations of the Planning and twenty-five (125) feet or less inI
Commission and the effect of the pro- depth the height of a building maybe
,_r ' i , posed use upon the health, safety and measured from the curb level on eithe-
welfare of occupants of surrounding street On through lots more than'one
lands existing traffic conditions,'in- hundred and twenty-five (125) feet in
eluding parking facilities on adjacent depth the height regulations and basis
` - streets, and-effect on values of pro- of height measurement for the street
-' perty'in the surrounding area If it permitting the greater height shall
- shall determine by resolution that the apply to a depth of not more than one
proposed use will not be detrimental hundred and twenty-five (125) feet
to the health, safety or general wel- from that street line '(
fare of occupants of surrounding lands,
nor will-cause serious traffic conges- 13 1-5 No dwelling hereafter erectea
' tion, nor hazards nor will seriously shall exceed in height' the width of
depreciate surrounding property values, the widest street upon which it abuts
the Council may grant such permits unless such e set back
from 'dwelling the f ont lotlie a shall distance equal
HEIGHT DISTRICTS to the excess of such height over the
width of such street nor in any case
Section 111 In order to regulate the shall it exceed six (6) stories and base-
( height of buildings, the Village of St ment, nor seventy-five (75) feet in ,
Louis Park is hereby divided into height Such width of street shall be ,
) Height Districts, of whic_1 there shall measured from front lot line
be three in number known as follows 131-6 Where a street borders a
A Two and One-half (21,4) Story public place, public park, or navigable
Height District body of water the width of the street
- B Three (3) Story Height District is the mean width of such street plus
C Six (6) Story Height District the width measured at right angles to
112 The boundaries of such Height the street line of such public place,
, Districts are shown upon the maps public-park or body of water to op '
' � identified thereon by reference to this now on file with the Village Clerk, and posite front lot line No dwelling shall y
hereafter be erected upon any street '
? ` amending ordinance, and which maps less than thirty (30) feet in width, ex-
are condensed in a single map of the cet
ordlnas provided in section 19 of this
Village which is hereto attached and
published with this ordinance design- DENSITY DISTRICT REGULATIONS
ated as 'Height District Map," and
said map and all notations, references,
and other things shown thereon shall Section 141 In order to regulate the
' be as much a part of this ordinance size of build
clots and arrangement
oof
f
as if the matters and information set buildings on
' forth by said maps were fully described population, the Village of St Louis
herein Any uncertainty as to boun- Park is hereby divided into Density
' daries of the Height District as in- Districts, of which there shall be four
dicated by said condensed map shall in number known as follows
' be determined by reference to the said "A" Density District '
maps on file with the Village Clerk "B" Density District
- 11 3 Except as hereinafter provided "C" Density District
1 no building 'shall be erected-or en- D" Density DistrictI
larged except in conformity with the 14 2 The boundaries of such districts
regulations herein established for the are shown upon the maps now on file
Height-District in which such building with the Village Clerk, and identified
is located thereon by reference to this amending
, HEIGHT DISTRICT REGULATIONS ordinance and which is hereto attach-
Section 121 Except as herein after ed and published with this ordinance
provided the height of buildings in designated as "Density District Map,"
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December 19, 1949
and said map and all notations, re- area in said building or structure ex-
ferences and other things shown there- eluding basement floor areas and au-,,\ , ,,i
on shall be as much a part of this tomobile parking space ,,,' , /
ordinance as if the matters and things Parking space as required above
_ set forth by said map were all fully shall be on the same lot with the main ! y
described herein Any uncertainty as building or structure, or located not
to boundaries of the Density District more than 700 feet therefrom ` ,I,
as indicated 'by' said condensed map t
shall be determined by reference to "A" DENSITY DISTRICT {
the said maps on file with the Village
', Clerk Section 151 In the "A" Density Dis-
14 3 Except as 'hereinafter provided trict the size of buildings, (the arrange- )
no•building`shall hereafter be erected ment of buildings on lots,and the min-r
_ or structurally altered except in con- 'mum lot area per family shall be ,as),( ) "f;
fortuity with the regulations herein 'follows ,
establishment for>the Density District Set Back 15 2-1 Where one or more
in which such'building is located buildings have been erected in any 1`1
14 4 The open-', spaces about any block on one side of the street between'
_ building now existing or hereafter intersecting streets, additional build- '
erected shall not be so reduced or dim ings shall not be erected beyond (1) :(s
finished that the yard or lot area shall the average setback line between build- 1
t,e smaller than, required by this Ings where there are buildings on both , l
urdinance sides of the proposed building, the
14 5 Automobile Parking Space There line being drawn between the nearest
shall be provided at the time of the setback points of each of such adjoin-
erection of any main building or ing buildings, or (2) an adjoining
-, _ structure, or at the time any main building where there are buildings on
building or structure is enlarged or in- one side only Provided that where 1
• creased in capacity minimum off- buildings are built in a very irregular /
street parking space with adequate arrangement and setback differences 1
and safe provisions for ingress and exceed ten feet, the Village Council
egress by standard size automobiles shall establish the mean average set- ,�
as follows back line for that block
(a) In all residence and multiple
dwelling districts, there shall be at 15 2-2 In all other instances not
' , least one (1) permanently maintained provided for by'the preceding regula-
parking space on the same lot with tion there shall be a setback line of not
' ' , the main building or the enlargement less than thirty five (35) feet, except
of the main building for each dwell- that buildings on corner lots shall
Ing unit in the case of a new building, only observe the setback line above r
or for each dwelling unit added to an established on those sides of a block
existing building When such parking upon
and arehich ofrecord lots h Thisave b res
space is provided in a garage building, -
, each parking space unit shall be not to re u shall not be so interpreted as
less than 8 feet wide, 20 feet long and to reduce the buildable width of a,lot,
7 feet high If such parking space Is to less than twenty-nine (29) feet nor
provided on open land, each parking the buildable depth to less than fifty _
- -space unit shall contain a net area of (50) feet )
not less than 160 square feet In the 15 2-3 These regulations shall not be
residence- district, no private garage so interpreted as to require a setback
shall have capacity for more than two line of more than fifty (50) feet in any
cars unless the lot upon which such instance
garage is located shall contain 2500 15 3 Rear Yards' Immediately behind -
square feet of land area for` each every .building hereafter erected or' -
parking space in such garage ; altered to be used as„a ,dwelling,•
, (b) Parking Space For 1Dwellings/In located in any district, ,or'-building
the case of-all dwellings other than other than a dwelling located in a.resi-
hotels apartment hotels or clubs in dence or multiple dwelling district,
all districts other than the residence there shall be a rear yard•extending
' or the -multiple dwelling districts, across the entire width of the, lot
there shall be at least one permanently Such yard shall be at every point open
maintained parking space on the same and unobstructed from the ground to
' ' lot with the main building, or the en- the sky, except as provided hereinafter
( largement of the m_main building, for Every part, of such yard shall be
�
„ • , ) each dwelling unit in the case of a directly accessible from every' other
i , new,building, or for each dwelling unit part thereof The depth of said yard l
added to ,an existing building, or in shall be measured at right angles from
lieu thereof,' parking space shall be the extreme rear part of'the building„
j - provided in a•garage, building as re- '(a) To`the,middle line of the alley1
quired in subparapgraph; (a) of this where a publictalley immediately abuts
paragraph Each such parking space thewidth,lot and extends across its entire,
unit shall have a net area of not less'
- than 160 square feet ' ,` '(b) To the rear lot line where,
• (c) Parking Space ,foi Other Build- is no such alley, '
ings For a new building or structure (c) To the nearest wall of,the build-
- or for the enlargement or increase in trig where there is-another building at
seating capacity; floor area or guest the rear as permitted in Sections three,
, , rooms of any existing main building four and five of this ordinance
or structure there shall be at least 15 4 The,minimum depth of, a yard'
one permanently maintained parking in the rear 'of a one story dwelling
space of not less than 160 square feet shall be fifteen feet, of'a two-story,
net area as follows
or two and one half story dwelling,
(1) For theaters, general auditoriums, shall be twenty feet, of a three-story
- t \ stadiums and other similar places, at dwelling twenty-two and one-half feet,
, least one parking space,for every ten of a four-story dwelling twenty-six and
` , seats provided in said buildings or one-half feet, of a five-story dwelling,
structures twenty-nine and one-half feet, and of,
(2) For hospitals and welfare in- a six-story dwelling- thirty-one and' -
r ' ,stitutions at least one parking space one-half feet The minimum depth' of
for every one thousand square feet of a yard in the rear of a building others
' ' floor area in said buildings , than a dwelling, which is located on,t "
(3) For hotels, apartment hotels a lot in a residence or multiple dwell-),
and clubs ath least one ing district, or on a lot which,'does,I
• parking space not abut upon an alley at'the rear'
for each' of the first twenty individual lot line andrthe adjacent lots at the
i a, guest rooms or suites, one-additional rear are in' a residence or multiple's
parking space for ,every ,four guest dwelling district, shall be fifteen feet
rooms or suites in excess, of twenty 155 Provided, however,' that where
, but not •exceeding forty„ and one a 'buildingis hereafter erected or al-I(,
additional 'parking space for every six teied on an- irregular-Shaped
rooms or suites in excess of forty guest g ar-Shaped lot for I'
' rooms or suites provided"in said build- use as a dwelling, a rear,yard shall be
Ings provided oris chi dwell ng y behind which
"yard
(4) For tourist courts, et least one shall extend across the entire lot width r
C, parking space for each individual required by this ordinance' for such `)
sleeping or living unit • dwelling and be of such dimensions
(5) For industrial or commercial as to afford an average,depth'of such
buildings or structures having a floor rear yard, measured at right "angles
area of 5,000 square feet or more, at from such "base line," not' less than I
least one parking space for every the rear yard.depthf'above, provided I
` thousand square feet of gross floor for and the distance between such
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282 F.
December 19, 1949
•
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I' { 'i ,
r a I , �, 11
1'' ' {: dwelling and the "ear line of'such lot vided that tie running length-of,the
} l' shall shall at_no point be;less than the min- wall-across the angle of such' corner
,(mum width of side yard required by 'does;not exceed seven'feet '
• this ordinance for'such'dwelling, ,and 15 8-1 Percentage of lot occupied No
r 11 , for the purpose 'of,this provision of dwelling hereafter erected shall occupy,
this ordinance the term 'base line" either'alone or with other buildings, a
' 17, - 1 {l shall, be taken to mean' a right line, greater-percentage of the .area of the
j\ ' parallel with the main rear wall of,a lot than as follows 1
t , I I a dwelling, drawn through the extreme (a) ,In the case of corner lots with
,, rear -point':of such, dwelling and ex- streets .on three'sides not'more than ,
tending to 'intersections with the ex- sixty per centum, t
, I 0 tenor 'side lines of the lot width re- (b) In the case of other,Icorner lots, '
' - _ . ,'F- suchquired by this ordinance for ''not more than fifty per centum, l
f ; dwelling ; ' (c) In,the case of interior'lo s, not, l
' ,- t I '' 15 6-1 'S de yards and distance be-'more than! forty per centum 1 , ,•\; .
1. „'F ,',t tween ad,lo'ning buildings Immediate- 15 8-2 The' measurements shall he'
',ly at the sides of a building erected taken at'the ground•level, except teat 1•�, '
- ( .or altered to be used as a ,dwelling in the case of multiple-dwelling having '
, 1 lel in any district, or building other than its'•lower, story,',orstories occupied
a dwelling located in a residence or throughout for4purposes other, then t
multiple dwelling district, there shall dwelling such' measurements may be
' (, F' be a side yard at,every point open and' taken at the bottom of the 'lowest
F I ,unobstructed from the ground to the story occupied for dwelling'',purposes
ii,,
,sky, as provided hereinafter Such side No measurements of lot area,shall in-
yard width shall be measured at right, elude any, portion of any)street The
1 1 angles from the extreme side part of measurements of lot area for the pur-
t4 the building to•the side lot lige except poses of this section may be taken to
that in the case where a public_alley the middle line.of the alley\where a
!� or street abu'sl the lot and extends public alley immediately abut&the lot 1
I across its entire depth and the build- at the rear-or side and extends across
° I 1 , height g thereon
wthe idthsidthree more
stories
be 'its entire width or length,,as the case
' , r, measured to the ,center line of the may be Any portion of a corner lot
v distant more than,eightly, feet from
'S, I.? I alley, or to a line,seven'feet from the the outside side line of the lot, or
)j' '' side lot-line parallel with it I from said side line extended'int the
�, 15 6-2 The minimum width of such same direction, shall'be treated as n
1, side yard of a one story building'shall),interior lot, , -
I ( - be four feet, of a two,,or two and,'one- '' 15 9-1 Lot Area Per'Family Every
half story building, seven feet, of a
'.I three story building, nine feet, and dwelling shall provide a lot 'area o[,
)' ? such width shall increase two feet for not less than six thousand, (6,000)
each, additional story The combined square feet 'per family for private
width of sidedwellings and • forty, eight hundred'
yards fOr any'such build- (4800) square feet i I ,
�1F, i g and the combined width of side per family for two-
Yard?, ,between two such build
family dwellings, provided that where {
'' ''ngs located, on the same lot, shall the area'ofthe sq lot is'seventy two oche "i'"
! `j dred (7200) square feet or more, the
J \ i never be less than double the widths lot area per family shall not be less
} •f' above prescribed Provided that in the than seventy-two 'r hundred (72001
X, case of private-and two family dwell- ;square ,feet for private dwellings and -
,! ! i tugs riot more than two and one half forty-eight hundred (4800) square feet 'I
_ ,,r stories high, hereafter erected, the per family for two 'family dwellings
! .1 ,width of one-side yard shall not be and provided further, however that • ',
I
less than three feet nor the,combined where a lot, held under a separate
widt i of side yard spaces between such ownership from adjacent lots'and o`"
dwellings,on .adjacent lots,-less than record at the time of the passage of
1 ten feet , - -- this ordinance has-less area than here -
„.,_
156;3 No dwelling shall bet erected in required, or where`any lot has less
on a lot which requires, side yards 'area than herein required due to the
14' �^ `, whose' combined, width exceeds the fact that a portion of it has been con-
t ��r front width of the lot demned and taken for the purpose of •
°/ ',) 157-I Courts The sizes of all courts widening the street upon which it
' )! I , where same are provided'for any build- abuts, the above regulation shall not )!
1 1)/(I lug hereafter erected shall be propor- Prohibit one private dwelling on such
!(') 'i� '�' I { tionate_to'the height of the building ,lot ts No multiple ,
�I No court shall be less in any part then '159-2 in this dlstricti ghalt be
1 f , 1 the minimum sizes prescribed in this permittedexcept,
sec ion (The minimum'width of a one- family,residences on special permit
( I % -I ; , ' ' story court shall4be ten feet, of a two- ' "B" DENSITL` DISTRICT' '
Ir, !I 1 ) i ,, story court twelve( feet, and of a three- Section 16 1 In the "B" Density'Dis- 't
,/ i
,.t, (1 1 f story, court fourteen feet; and shall trict the size of buildings, the arrange- Y
1, r � increase\.two feet for each edditional ment of buildings on lots and the min-
I`i '1 , { story above three stories (Except that mum lot area pea family shall be al
I, 1 ' • in the case of buildings r other, than follows i
)i ' dwellings hereafter erected or altered 16 2-I Setback Where one or more
I i ' „ in commercial or industrial districts buildings have been erected in any 1
}� (, •, such increase shall be ,one foot for block on one side of the street be-
,, , I, each additional, story ',S above three •tween intersecting streets, the `set- 1"I
/ ,j stories The areof an inner court back line shall be establis red as in
,�F shall never be less than twice the, '•A" Density 'District Setback regula-
) , square of the minimum width pres- tions, Section 15 2-1 of this ordinance -)
cribed by this section The width of all
courts adjoining the lot line shall be 162-2 In all other instances not '
Ili ' , mersured to the lot line\and not to an provided for by the preceding regula-
opposite building
tion there shall,be a setback line of
!� not 'less than twenty-five (25) feet
0 -, 1 15 7-2 No court of a dwelling here except that buildings on corner lots
r n 1 !after, erected shall be covered by a shall only observe the setback line
)±I (1 roof 'or-skylight Every such court 'above established on those sides of a
, J! , I shall be at every point;open and un- block upon ,which interior} lots have
(= a 'obstructed from the' ground to the
1 sky Except'that in the case of mul- been platted and are of record This
regulation shall not`be interpreted as
l ( I tiple dwellings where the lower story to reduce the buildable width of a lot
•‘,.: ; of stories are used throughout,for pur- to les than twenty-nine' (29) feet nor
I ,y poses other than dwelling, the required the buildable depth-to less than fifty
courts may start at the'Ibottom of the (50) feet
S lowest-story,•used for' dwelling puri
• S,' poses 1 I , 16 2-3 These,regulations shall not be
1 S ',so interpreted as totrequire a setback
i '1 ' , 15 7-3 In ,all dwellings hereafter line of more than fifty
' i`1 ,, I Ierected every,inner court shall be pro-, (50) feet In
1 P any•instance'
I ' 11 vided'with one or more horizontal air- '
kS ;I ' - <, )� intakes at the bottom t One such air-, Ill be a're Yard and Side Yards There
'' ,;,I' ; Iintake shall always communicate dir-, shall be a'rear yard and two side yardsI
}, i ' 1 ') ,ectly with the, street or front or rear)(Provided as required in Section 15'of
Ilpass- this Ordinance
i it:• ' 1�h yard, and each shall consist'of a
�' 'age-way not less than three feet wide 16 4 Courts)Wherever courts are pro-
f ' f' ' 'and seven feet high which shall be vided, they shall be provided as re-
1 " i f ' kept open for passage of air - quired,in Section 15 of this Ordinance
Nothing contained in the' foregoing 16 5 Percentage of''Lot Occupied The
�c_ 1'` sections concerning courts' shall be percentage of lot occupied shall not be
- construed as preventing the, cutting more than'Yequired in Section 15 of
, ‘ off of the corners of said courts, pro- this Ordinance
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December 19, 1949
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r 16 6 Lot Area Per Family Every "D" DENSITY DISTRICT !
`,\, ' dwelling shall provide a lot area of not
less than forty-eight hundred (4800) Section 181 In the "D" Density Dis
square feet per family,on interior lots, trict the size of buildings, the arrange
} - and three thousand (3000) square feet ment of buildings on-,lots and the
per family on corner, or through lots, minimum lot area -per family shall (
' for either private or two family dwell- be as follows
0 ings, provided, however that where 18 2-1 Setback Where one or^more,
- a lot held under separate ownership buildings have been erected :in any
f,, from adjacent lots and of record at the block, on one stele of the street De-
time of the passage of this ordinance, tween intersecting streets, the setbackpv' '`
has less area than herein required, or line shall -be established as in "A", ^ 1`
where any lot has less area than here- Density District setback regulations+i,,,, i 1
- in required due to the fact that a por- Section 15 2-1 of-this ordinance
, tion of\it has been condemned• and 18 2-2 ,In all other-instances,not,pro- ‘1,
taken Ifor the purposes of widening vided for by the preceeding regulation ,1 ! ,
,_the street upon which, it 'abuts, the there shall be a setback line of not' f /
above regulation shall, not' prohibit less than twenty (20) feet except that. ,
` one,private dwelling on such lot buildingson• corner lots shall only
16 7 No multiple dwelling shall' be observe the setback line above estab
` permitted\`!n this district except two lashed on those sides of a block upon,
family residence on special permit which interior lots have been platted
- , and are of,record This regulation shall j
"C" DENSITY DISTRICT not be so interpreted as to reduce the
buildable width' of a lot to less than '
'1Section 171 In the "C'�
� Density Dis- thirty-five (35) feet nor the buildable
• trict the size of buildings, the arrange- depth to less than sixty-six (66) feet r
i' ment of,buildings on lots and the min-1 18 2-3 These regulations shall not be ," '-;
' mum lot, area per family shall be as soa interpreted as to require a setback `I
follows , line of more than thirty (30) feet, pro-
17 2-1 Setback Where one or more vided that where the setback is twenty. I _
, buildings have been erected in any (20) feet or more, toe buildable depth 1
, block on one side of the street between of such lot shall not be reduced•tot
intersecting streets, the setback line less than eighty, (80) feet '
shall be established as in "A" Density, 18 3 Rear Yards and Side Yards:' t
District Setback regulations, para- There shall be a rear yard'and two, I
, graph one;of Section 15 of this ordin- side yards 'provided as required in,'
11 ance ' Section 15 of this( Ordinance
'17 2-2'In all other instances not-pro-
vlded for by the'preceding'regulation 18 4 Courts Wherever courts are,)
provided, they shall be provided as're-
1 ,there shall be,a setback line of not' quired in Section 15 of this'Ordlnanc
less'than twenty'(20)1 feet, except that
buildings on corner`lots shall only ob- No
18 5,Percentage of Lot 'Occupied 1 '
dwelling hereafter erected shall oc-
\ serve',the setback line above established cupy, either alone or with other
t en those sides of a block upon which buildings a greater percentage of th"
interior lots have been platted -and area' of,the lot than as follows E\ ` �
are of record This regulation shall not
be so interpreted as ,to reduce the (a) In the case of corner lots with
buildable width of-a lot to'less than streets peron three'sides, not,more than t
twenty-nine,(29) feet nor the build= ninety centum, i ,�';
able depth to less than fifty (50) feet (b) In the case of other lots, 'not ( „--
'J
17 2-3 These regulations shill not more than eighty per centum
be so interpreted as to require a set- (c) In the case of interior lots, not { ,
back line'of more than fifty (50) feet more than sixty-five per centum .
in any instance r 18 6 All other_percentage of lot oc- ;';
17 3'Rear Yards and Side Yards 1 cupied requirements shall be as pro- ,
1�1 There shall be a rear yard and two vided in Section 15 of this Ordinance' '1`
side 'Yards provided as required In 18 7 Lot Area' Per Family, Every'
S„
Section 151 of this Ordinance dwelling" shall provide a lot area"per '
family not less than the unit obtained nJ
17 41 Courts. Wherever courts are pro- by,dividing sixteen hunrred (1600),'
1 vided; ,they shall be provided as re- square feet by tae number,of stories
quired in Section 15 of this ordinance of height 1n the bucding, provided
175 Percentage,of Lot Occupied No that where a lot held under a separate
dwelling hereafter erected shall occupy ownership from adjacent lots and,of i
either alone%or,,with other buildings, record at the ,time,of the passage of
' , a greater percentage'of the area of this ordinance,has less area than here-
' the lot than as follows in required, or where any,lot has'less
"streets on, three sides, not more than area than herein required'due to the
eighty per centum,> ,' fact that a portion of it has'been y
(b) In the case of other corner lots, condemned'and taken for the purpose •
! of widening the street upon which it
not more than sixty,per centum, abuts, the above regula`fons-shall not
(c)-In the case,of interior lots, not 1 ''
prohibit one private dwelling on such' , ,, ,
more -than fifty per,centum- lot ', ,
17 6'All other percentage -of lot oc- 18 8 This requirement shalllnot apply ' '\ ,
c
u
p
ie
d
lnequirim eltsosshall
ls a as pro-
a to Hotels Apartment Hotels, Boarding 1 i tl1,
` Houses Lodging Houses,' or, Hospitals 1
17 7 Lot Area Per Family Every erected or altered to be used as such; ,,'-
' ,dwelling shall provide a lot area of not in Commercial or Industrial' Districts,,'
less than forty-eight hundred (4800) DENSITY DISTRICT EXCEPTIONS ' ' '
square feet per family for private Sect on 19 The Yoregoingl` require=t
a dwellings on interior lots, three ments,1n the Density District shall be'
thousand (3000) square feet per family subject to the following exceptions;,,
, ,for, private-dwellings on corner lots and regulations ' "
through lots or any portion of not 19 1 All setback 1regulations shall tie )
, more than two (2) original\adjoining waived in Light i Industrial and Heavy ,,
_ dots having a frontage on 'one (1) Industrial District; except for`private
(a) In the'case of corner lots with or two family dwellings located,in such�l
Street line of not to exceed one hun- districts, and except as herein• after s
dred and ten (110) feet, and on an required '
intersecting street'line of not to ex• 19 2 All setback regulations shall,be
ceed one hundred and thirty five (135) waived from the street line on that side 1
' feet, and twenty-four hundred (2400) of a street located wholly, in a Com- ,
square feet per;family for all two mercial Dis`rict between two (2) in-
family dwellings proviaea mat where tersecting streets except for 'private
a lot held under a separate ownership or two family dwellings located in such
from adjacent lots and of record at districts and except as hereinafter re-
nan emhas f 1 sse area assahanf herein this rre_ quired g
quired, or where any lot has less area of 1a 3 Where the frontage n one side
a street between two (2), intersecting
,than herein required due 'to the fact streets is located partly in a Residence
that a portion of it has been condem- or Multiple Dwelling District and
ned and taken for the purpose of partly in a Commercial, Light or Heavy ,,'
widening the street upon' which it' Industrial District any setback regula-
-'abuts, the above regulation 'shall not tions..required in suchResidence or
prohibit one private dwelling on such Multiple Dwelling-Districts` shall' also •
lot be required in the Commercial, Light
17 8 No multiple dwelling shall-be or Heavy Industrial District
permitted in-this district except 'two 19 4'Where the,frontage-on one(side
1, family residences On special permit of a street)between two interesecting
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December 19, 1949
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„, streets is located in a Commercial, there shall-be provided a public drive \\
Light or Heavy Industrial District, and at least sixteen (16) feet wide to give
I
, ,the frontage on tie opposite side of direct access to it, located and planned �\
' ,I the same street is located in a Resi- so that it will be possible in,the future
denece or Multiple Dwelling District to provide a street at least thirty,(30)
' , any setback regulations required in feet wide for access to it and further,
,' ; such Residence or Multiple Dwelling, the distances between dwellings shall
' District shell also be required in the be the 'same'as would be required if
t l I Commercial, Light or Heavy Industrial each one were located on a,separate
Districts. lot
' 195 Where- a Commercial, Light or, , 1918 No land shall hereafter be
Heavy Industrial District is located platted or sub-divided so as to'create -
, on property fronting upon any street any lot with a lot width of less than
", or highway, whose width from pro- fifty'(50) feet and an area of less than
I perty line tq property line is less than,six thousand (6000), square feet
3,{ C eighty (80) feet,there shall be required 19 19 All the above regulations and
IT) a setback line equal to one half of the 'exceptions notwithstanding, no setback
i , difference between the present width of regulation shall be construed, as al-
1 1I l ' the street or highway and,eighty (80)' lowing a setback of less than twenty
, feet (20) feet on any property abutting on
'i1c 196 Nothing in these regulations any County Roard,`State Highway, or
0, (( shall be.interpreted or construed to Service Road contiguous thereto lo-
reduce the setback regulations as de- Gated in the Village of St Louis Park
1`( �� �I fined in paragraph '39, section 1 of or on any street located in said Village
, this ordinance, and 1 no setback re and' designated by ordinance of the
� .(, , ulation sshall be construed ,to reduce Village Council,as a street upon which
II, 1,' \,� i the'side and rear yard requirements said minimum, setback Is to be 'ob-
'!' + Ali f �{ 197 Where a Raihoad crosses street served because it is an arterial or heavy
'1 f at grade level, the _Village Council, traffic street or park boulevard I
19 20 Where the frontage on one
('
by vo,e at its own discretion, may re- side of the street between two Inter-
quire a setback not to exceed, fifty secting streets is located in a Com-
1 (50) feet for any building, structure, mercial Light or,Heavy Industrial Use
i or planting, obstructing the view of District and Commercial Light or j
traffic on the street or trains on the Heavy Industrial Buildings exist on
railroad located or to be located on all such frontage, no greater setback will
or any property abutting on such a be required for Residences or Multiple
street for a distance not to exceed �
( i, ii, one hundred (100) feet from the rail- Dwellings,than'is required for Com- {,
I mercial, Light , or Heavy Industrial
' road right of way in either or both Building_s , •
, directions, and either or both sides 19 21 No , land shall hereafter be ,, ,,of the street
-so as to create
19 8 The setback regulations for all any tcorner or sutwith divil ies least,dimension
accessory buildings shall be the samey bordering ,
as the setback regulations for dwell- parallel such lotbuttslessstreethupon
Ins,on allwhich a lot abutts than sixty
g property on which dwell- five (65) feet
ings are or are to be_located, or in the
'A" "B" or "C"`Density Districts , ' ENFORCEMENT
When the use of any building is here- AND (ADMINISTRATION
• after changed from that of a dwelling 1 •
to that of an accessory building or Section 201 It shall be the duty of
that of an accessory building to that the Building Inspector or such other ,
I/( of a dwelling it shall be made to con- Village officer designated by the Village
form to all
setback
bregulations before Council to enforce the provisions of
such change 1 use is allowed
this Ordinance
19 9 Rear Yards and side yards shall 20 2 Appeal from 'he ruling of-the
, not be required for accessory buildings Building Inspector concerning the en-
f twelve,(12) feet or less in height forcement of the provisions of this
19 10'Buildings used for purposes ordinance may be made to,the Plan-
- other than dwelling, erected on corner ning Commission of Saint Louis Park
lots and extended on adjacent lots of as hereinafter provided, within such
the same ownership as 'the corner time as shall be prescribed The ap-
ots in Residence or Multiple Districts pellant shall file with the Building ,
~hall not be required to provide a rear Inspector and the Planning- Commis- ,,
yard of depth greater than fifteen feet
sion a notice of appeal, specifying the
19 11 Accessory buildings on corner grounds thereof The Building Inspector
lots in a Residence District shall not shall forthwith transmit to the Plan-
be "rected closer to the street line ning Commission all the papers or
than any building or the setback line certified copies 'thereof constituting
on an adjoining lot nor on any lot the record upon which the action ap-
within three (3) feet of any lot line pealed from was taken
which is the side line of a side yard 20 3 The, Planning Commission shall
on an adjoining lot, provided, how- hear and review all appeals and report
ever, this regulation shall not be in- their recommendation to the Village
terpreted so as to reduce the building Council and all papers or certified
depth of such accessory building to copies thereof constituting the record
less than twenty-five feet (25) feet upon which the action appealed from
'19 12 The minimum depth of a yard was taken shall be transmitted to the
in the rear of a one-story private Village Council by_the Planning Corn-
dwelling or of a one-story tw,g family mission The Village Council shall then
dwelling shall not be less than fifteen take action and decide on the merits 1
('5) feet of the appeal ,
19 13 For the purpose of yard regula- - 20 4 In specific cases the Village i;
tion a semi-detached dwelling may be Council may authorize by permit a l
considered as one building and occu- variation of the application of the
pying one'lot use, height and density,district regula-
19 14 Buildings on through lots and tions herein established in harmony
running through from street to street with their
general purpose and intent,
'may waive the requirements for a rear as follows
Yard when complying with all other 20 4-1 Grant a permit for a tem-
requirements provided there is fur-
nished other open yard spaces in lieu dustry buildingdistrictfoi commerce or otinher-such required rear yard and pro- wisestry clin any from for districta use atp pro-
vided they they conform to the setback excluded from such 'pro-
" regulations on all abutting streets vided the use is incidental to the de- ,
ant of that district, such permit
to be
, 19 15 Where a building occupies more to be issued for a period of not more
than one lot and the lots are adjacent than one (1) year
and owned by the same party the Side 20 4-2 Giant ermlt for the re- 1
a
and Rear Yaid requirements shall apply A
only to the exterior boundaries of constniction, within twelve'months, , .
I
such a piece of property provided all of a building located in a district re-
other requirements are complied with stricted against its use, which has been
1916 In determining_ the required damaged by fire or other cause, to the
'.area of lot per family, the greatest extent of not more than two thirds
effective depth of an interior lot shall (2-3) of its value exclusive of the
tie one hundred and fifty (150) feet value of the foundations
19 17 Where the area of a lot will 20 4-3 Grant a permit for the ex-
permit more than one dwelling on a tension of a Use, Height or Density I
' lot it shall conform with all other zon- District for a distance of not more
/r ing requirements In this ordinance, and than fifty (50) feet, where the bound-
if J�1 built at t' e,rear of another dwelling, ary line of a district divides the prop- ,
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December 19, 1949
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arty;!n a single ownership at the time buildings or structures including neat-
of
f'
/ of the'adop ion, amendment, supple- ing, electrical, plumbing and like in- t ' )i
, ,
ment or change of this ordinance stallattons therein Such. application
20 4-4'Grant a permit for the alter-'shall state the uses to which the preini I, ,S
ation or enlargement -of an existing ses are to be devoted, and the Certiff`-t i ,,, `S
building located in premises In a dis- tate of Occupancy'shall state the use 1� ' ; L
trict which prohibits the use'of lands for which the certificate is granted, hut t1 1,
t or buildings, or the height of build- the use stated in the certificate shall,
ings, or the density'of population, ex- have no' force or effect unless author-
-II ' isting at,the time of tie adoption of ized by this ordinance ) t ) r } l[J
,this ordinance where such alteration ` ' • . t c )'
or enlargement is a necessary incident / PLATS '
I to the use or structure existing at the' '
time of the adoption; amendment, Section 221 All applications for
I , supplement or ch'inge of this ordinance building permits shall be accompanied
' , , provided that any such enlargement by a plat, certified to by a competent
,i , shall be in no case extended more than` surveyor or civil engineer, in;tduplicate
fifty'(50) feet from a'structure exist-' drawn 'to scale, showing t'se actual'
' 'ing at the time of the adoption,amend- d mansions of, the lot to' 'be built
' ment,' supplement on change of, this upon, the'size and location,of the ex- 4
ordinance ' isting ,buildings and buildings to be;
' 20 4-5 Grant a permit in a Commer- erected the proximity to other build ,,
tial or Light Industrial District for ings on the'same property and'adjacent
a building or use otherwise excluded 'Property and such other information(i ,
t
from such district, provided such a as may,be necessai y to provide for the t{
1 , building,or use is dis,inctly incidental enforcement of this ordinance A'care-,
' tind ,essential to a use permitted in tul record of;such application and plats,( '
, such district- provided such incidental 1 shall be' kept in,the office? of the jt,
building or use occupies not more than''Building 'Inspector
ten (10) per cent of the lot, that not, 1 ' 11(r
more than ten (10) per cent of the' INTERPRETATION AND APPLICATION if
employees of the 'building or plant t ' '
' are to be engaged therein, and pro- ' Section 231 ,In interpreting and ap=i;
l' vided that' such building or„use is plying the provisions of this ordinance)
- not located within fifty '(50) feet of,they shall,be held to be the minimum'1
any street ' t 1 requirement,for the promotion of the„
204-6 Grant a '`permit for such'°public health safe'y order, conven-
reasonable variation of the setback reg- fence, prosperity and general welfare
ulations as will prevent unnecessary It is not intended by this ordinance to' -
r) . •I hardships 'when practical difficulties interfere with or abrogate or annul any,
occur' easement covenants or other agree-, -
20 4-7 /Interpret Vie provisions of menta, between parties, provided how-
this,ordinance in such a way as to ever, that where this ordinance im-
carry out the intent and purpose of poses' a greater restriction upon the )
-the plan as shown upon the maps fix- use or building or premises or upon ,,I
- trig the several distric's accompanying, height of building, or requires larges t
, and made a part of this ordinance open spaces, than are imposed or re-
20 4-8 Interpret the ,provisions of quired by other laws, ordinances, rules 1
re-
, 20
this ordinance in harmony with the or regulations the provisions of this
fundamental purpose and intent there' ordinance shall control
of where practical difficulties or un-
necessary hardships occur'', VIOLATION AND PENALTY
20 5 In , considering applications , Section 24 1 <An
for permits under this Section. the , y persons who violate
Village Council shall 'consider the ad- or refuse to comply with any of, the 1,J
- vices and recommendations of the provisions of this ordinance shall upon }}/
Planning ,Commission' and the' effect conviction thereof be subject to ,a
, ' f of, the proposed use upon the health, fine of not less than five ($5 00) dollars
.safety and welfare of occupants of or more than one hundred ($100 00)
3 dollars for every offense or to 1m-
surrounding lands, existing'traffic con-
dations, including parking facilities prisonment not.,exceeding ninety,'(90)
on adjacent streets and effect'on val- days Each day that a violation is/per-
-ues of property in the surrounding matted to exist shall constitute. a,
area If it shall determine by reso- separate offense 1 ,
lution that the', proposed'use will be BOUNDARIES OF DISTRICTS -
' ' ' detrimental to 'the health, safety or Section 251 Where uncertainty, ex--
r general ,welfare&'of occupants of sur- lets with respect to the boundaries of
, •rounding lands, or will cause serious the various'districts hereby,established
' traffic congestion or hazards or will and as shown on the maps made a par,
seriously depreciate surrounding prop- of this ordinance the following rules
• erty values, the Council may deny shall apply
such permit
25 1-1 The district boundaries are`
- ,either center lines of streets or alleys,
CERTIFICATE OF 'OCCUPANCY 'unless otherwise shown, and where,
FOR'NON- CONFORMING USE the designation oh the maps accom-
ponying and made a part of this ordi-
Section .21 (a) Certificates of occur nance indicating the various distric s
pancy for' non-conforming uses exist- are approximately bounded by street
ing at the time of the passage of this or alley lines,said center lines of streets, -
ordinance shall be issued by the or alleys shall be construed to be the'
Building Inspector and the'certificate ,boundary of such district t
' shall s'ate that the use is a non-con- 25 1-2 Where the district boundaries
for forming
use and
of this not
conform
The are not o.herwlse indicated and where
Pt'ie )land has been or'may hereafter
Building ,nspector shall notify the be divided into lots or blocks and lots,
owners of property being,usedas non- the district boundaries shall be con-
conforming use and shall furnish said strued to be lot lines and where the
owners with a certificate of occupancy designations on the maps,accompany- '
' for such non-conforming use ing and made a part of this ordinance
(b) From and after Jan ,1, 1950, no -indicating the various districts are
' land within the corporate liits of the approximately bounded, by lot lines
Village of St Louis Park!shall be used the nearest lot,line shall be construed,
and no structure or building thereon to be the bounder;- of such district
' which is thereafter erected, 'altered 251-3 Where land has not been sub-
, remodeled or repaired to the extent' divided' into lots or blocks and lots
requiring a building permit under the the district boundary lines on the maps I
building ordinances of the Village, 'accompanying and made a part of this
shall be occupied or used for any ordinance shall be determined'by the
purpose until the Building Inspector ,use of the scale of measurement shown
of the Village shall have issued a Certi- on such maps
ficate of Occupancy to the owner or '
occupant t`iereof Upon application by PLANNING COMMISSION'
the owner or occupant of any prams- v
ses' the Building Inspector shall issue Section 2S 1 A t commission t shall be
a Certificate of Occupancy but only formed,'immediately after the'adoption i
after he has determined that all struc- of this ordinance ',to be known as the-
tures and buildings on the premises Planning Commission of =St Louis',
conform in all respects to all ordi- Park', to be composed of five members,' t
' nances of the Village of St ,Louis Park each a citizen and a resident of St ` �
relative to zoning and to erection al- Louis Park, such commission to be
teration, remodeling or repair of such given I such powers as hereinafter des- '
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282 J.
December 19; 1949
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Aignated The members of this com-
mission shall be appointed by the r }✓
president of the council with the ap- Section 271 The,Village"Council may r
., prove] of the village council The first by an affirmative vote of two-thirds,of )
- members of tics commission shall be, all members thereof, adopt amend /i1 I
O appointed for terms of one, two, three, ments, supplements, or changes in
t\ four, and five years respectively,) this Ordinance: provided that'in ever;
thereafter one member shall be ap- case where such amendments, supple-
, [ pointed each year to serve a term of ments or changes involve any change i,
five years or until,a successor is ap- in the boundaries of any'Zoning Dis-'
pointed The members of ,the board trict, proceedings for such amend- ) S
, shall take the usual;oath of office, and ments, supplements or changes to this '
the board shall appoint its own chair Ordinan^,e shall be as follows ) I '
man and secretary, and may provide its 271-1 Proceedings therefore shall be
own rules of procedure, determine date initiated by either (1) a petition of
and time of meetings, and call public the owner or owners of the actual
- hearings No member' of the board property, the zoning of which,is 1 pro ,
shall pass upon any question in which posed to be changed (2) a, recom ,
he is directly or indirectly interested ,mendation of the Planning Commis
The commission shall approve,all bills' cion, or (3) by action of the Village
(J previously authorized-,by the Village Council Except in case' of an initial , -
' Council and submit same to the recommendation by,the Planning Com- 1
Village Council for payment It shall mission, any proposed -change shall
(, i , prepare all such repor's as the Village be submitted to 'the Planning Com-
the 7 , Council shall direct A member may mission, and its recommendation
i , 1�be removed for cause by the Village, thereon shall be submitted to the r i
Council upon written charge and'after Village Council before further pro- '
Ia public hearing Vacancies shall 'be ceedings are taken, provided that the ,
filled by appointment,`as above pro-'said Planning Commission shall meet,
vided. each new member to serve the consider said proposed change and
' balance of the vacated term, or until submit it§ recommendation to the
t a successor is appointed Village Council within,,twenty days
26 2 The Planning Commission shall after submission of the(matter) to It
have ,the following powers „ 271-2 Upon the Village'Council re-
26 2-1 To hear and review all appeals ceiving the recommendation of the
' from the ruling of the, Building' In-
Planning Commission respecting any
;j J' spector or other Administrative Officer, proposed change, it shall consider the
rt i where an error in any order,`regulation, same, and if a majority of the`council
decision or determination made by
are in favor thereof, notice ,of a reg-
! 1 such officer in enforcing this'ordiular or special meeting, at which a
1I 1 nance is alleged, by any officer, de- public hearing will be had thereon
partment board, or commission of shall be given by publication at least
( Saint' Louis Park,' or any person `or once in the official newspaper, not less
1 party affected The Planning Corn- than ten days and not more than ,
mission shall then report its recom- thirty days prior to said hearing,stat
mendation to the Village Council for ing the time and place thereof,
„j action scription of property to be changed
and a general statement of the nature
26 2-2 To hear and review special) of the proposed-change
'S ? I ,'exceptions to, the terms ,of this ordi- 271-3 Not less than ten, nor more
nance, whereer the terms are indeft
tc nate, and when same'shall'require an than thirty days prior to said hearing, 7
1amendment, supplement 'or change in a copy of said notice shall also beI
this ordinance„to reportfor service of a summons in,same'to the served, in the manner provided,by lawa civil
Village Counell for their action
� pants of 'the actual land proposed to
'action„ upon .all,known adult'occu-
, 26 2-3 To recommend „to,the Village
Council, upon appeal in special cases, be changed and a'copy of said notice
', 1 , ' such variance from the terms of this shall be mailed by the Village Clerk
ordinanceas will not be contrary to to all owners of said'land, as the same i
the public ,interest, where owing to appear upon the records,of the auditor
special-conditions, a IIteral enforce- of Hennepin County; and addressed
rR ' ment of the' provisions of this ordi- to the last known address, as shown
k, nance will result in unnecessary hard- by said auditor's records, provided that
ship and so that the -spirit of this such notices need not be served on, or '
ordinance shall bS'preserved and sub- mailed to, persons who have signed
stantial justice,done a written petition for the re-zoning,
;I 26 2-4 To prepare a comprehensive or served on occupants of property the ,. ',;'
plan, and changes for same, for the owner, or owners of which have been
W - 1 future development of, ire village to personally-served 1
i be submitted to the Village Council, ' 271-4 If at the time such caange is
for 1 action ` , proposed, there are any' improvements
26 2-5 To act/in advisory capacity (of any property within two hundred
to ,the Village Council in all matters' feet of the boundaries of the property 1
' pertaining to the; formation, enforce- \to be rezoned, a copy of"said notice
1 ment, amendment supplement or I shall be likewise mailed,to all owners
change in this Ordinance, Resolution, of property situated within 200'feet of
Rule or Regulation covering, powers the property to be rezoned,' as _the
` assigned to the Village'Council by the same then appear on the records of
Legislature ,of, the State, concerning ,the county auditor '
comprehensive,planning, zoning, plat- 27`1-5 IP attempt is made in good
ting, changes, in streets, and 'other faith to serve all persons In the manner
matter of general planning nature 'and t at the times above provided, 'in
- subsections (c) and (d) failure- to ,
26 2-6 From and after March 24, serve one or more through inadvertence
. 1944 the Planning Commission shall shall not invalidate the proceedings
consist of nine members, five of whomo ,
- shall be appointed for terms of five Proof it ofsehe shall be made by'the
years each, as 'hereinbeforeprovided, affidavit of the persons serving same
Clerk
shall be, filed with the Village
' - ' and' four of whom shall be exofficio Clerk' ,
members selected as follows two mem-
27 1-6 At the time'set for the hear-of the Village Council to be select- )
' ed by the Village Council, one member select-
ing, the -Village Council shall listen
of the Village Park Board to be selected to arguments for and against said
by the Village' Park Board, and one proposed change, and may continue
member of the Board of Independent said hearing from time to time not
School District of St Louis Park to exceeding 60'days from the original date
' be chosen by said Board Such exofficin specified in the notice of hearing
' members, shall be chosen as soon as Final vote on the proposed change
' practicable after the first day of Jan- shall be taken within said days
uary'of each' year, to serve until the 27 1-7 The foregoing subdivision,1-4
rI
t'' 31st day of December of that year shall not be a prerequisite to changing )
Failure of 'the Park Board or Board of this ordinance where the change!in-
{, Education to appoint a member of the volves land of,a reasonable area ad-' , ( i',,
Planning Commission pursuant to this 7acent to or contiguous with an
section shall in no way affect the val- intersection of a state highway with
idity' of the proceedings of the' Plan- another state highway or county road'
ning Commission Each of the nine or when the change involves property
members of the Commission shall have abutting on State Highway Number 7 ,
one vote at all meetings of the Corn- (formerly Number 12), or any _other'
mission- state highway hereafter established or`
at all wettings of the Commission constructed
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271-n8 Wheshallneverrecommenthe Pldanningacompre-Com- saidpublipropertycationof at thesaid timenotice, no of the firstsuch
hensive re-zoning of a substantial modification shall be made,until 10
portion of the Village, consisting of days'after notice by registered mail to
not less than 50 lots of platted area the owner or owners of the property
or 5 acres of unplatted area, to con- involved
form to changing conditions, the Vil- 27 1-8e Upon adoption of such an
lege Council may make effective all or ordinance providing for comprehensive
a part of said recommendations by re-zoning, the Village Council shall
amendment to this ordinance, and in cause new maps to be prepared, show-
such case the provisions of subset- log zoning restrictions throughout the
tions 1-3 and 1-4 shall not be ap- Village in force and effect after adop- 1 '
plicable, but the procedure for such tion of said amendment, which maps
amendment shall be as follows shall be in the snme form as the,maps ,
27 1-8a A map or maps shall be published with the original zoning •
prepared and filed in the office of the ordinance passed by the Village Coun-
Village Clerk, which shall show all til January 20, 1932, and said maps
streets and lands in the area proposed shall be published with the publica-
to be rezoned in' sufficient detail to tion of the ordinance providing for
enable identification thereon of each the proposed re-zoning, which ordi- l4
platted lot and each parcel of ground nance need not specify or describe the
and ,clearly indicating all zoning re- tracts of land re-zoned, other than by
strictions which it is proposed will be reference to said maps
imposed'upon the land shown on such
map or maps by the Zoning Ordinance 271-8f In the event that the Village
of the Village of St Louis Park as Council shall by vote of three-fifths I I
the same will be in force and effect of its members so amend this Ordl-
1f the proposed amendment for re- nance so as to reclassify any property
zoning is adopted with respect to the use thereof, such
27 1-88 Under direction of the V11-,amendment may be,conditioned upon
the erection, within such reasonable
loge Council, after filing of such map time as shall be specified, of a build-
or maps, the Village Clerk shall pub- ing which shall conform to plans and
lih notice in at least three weekly specifications and plat then on file
issues of the -official newspaper of with the Village Building Inspector
hearing on -the proposed re-zoning
amendment, which hearing shall be Section 28 Should any section clause
held not less than 10 or more than or provision of this ordinance be de-
15 days after the last publication , dared by the Courts to be invalid, the
same shall not affect the validitd
27 1-8c At the time and place sped- of the ordinance as a,whole or any
fled in such notice, the Village Council part thereof, other than the part,so
shall meet and conduct a public hear- declared to be invalid
Ing upon the proposed re-zoning
amendment Said hearing may be ad- Section 29 This ordinance shall take
jourped, from time 'to time, by the effect from and after its publication
Village Council,, but'not to exceed 30 Nothing herein shall be construed as
days from the date' of the original repealing or amending any amendment
hearing f to The Zoning Ordinance of the Village _
of St Louis Park heretofpr adopted
27 1-8d The Village Council shall act which alters or re-zones the boundaries
upon such propOsed re-zoning not less of any District
than 7 days or more than 60 days after Adopted by the Village Council of
said hearing and any adjournment St Louis Park December 19, 1949
thereof, by either rejection of the 0 B Erickson, Mar
proposed re-zoning , amendment or ATTEST y r
adoption thereof by a vote of no less
than four-fifths of all members of the Joseph Justad
Council The Village Council may alter Village Clerk
the proposed amendment, but if such Published in The St Louis Park Dis-
- alteration shall result in a modification patch Wednesday, December 28, 1949
of the zoning restrictions imposed upon (Dec 28)
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.Leeting Adjourned
The meeting was adjourned by Mayor Erickson at 11:15 P. M., to reconvene
on Thlirsday, necember 22, 1949 at 6:30 P. M.
0. B. ERICKSON, Mayor
ATTEST:
JOSEPH JUSTAD, Clerk