01-27-1953 '� � and Plannin C
� regulax meeting of the Zonin,, g ommission of the City of Hopkins
was held at the City Hall on Tuesday, January 27, 1953, at 7:30 p.�. Fresent
were Chairman Anderla, biembers Johnson, Ha.gen, also Mayor Per'oix , City
Nianager Taylor, City r.ngineer Laska, Councilmen Milbert, Dahlberg, and
Zakariasen.
The City Council attended this meeting as a joint meetir� had been called
for the purpose of a public hearing on the proposed parkir� lots, street
lights, sidewalk and street repair.
Jonnson moved, Perbix seconded tnat recommenda.tion be made to the City
Council that the petition as submitted by Daniel A. Kopesky and N'�. B. Hagen
to vacate the following described property in the plat of West Minneapolis
Center: The alley runnir� Pdortherly and 5outherly in Block l�, of said
�Iest I�'�,nneapolis Center, also: kll that part of First Street P�orth in
�lat of West I�Tirli�eapolis Center lying Easterly of the ri�ht of way of the
Chica�o, I�Iilwaukee, St, Paul and Pacific Railwa;�, and Westerly of the
Western boundary line of Tyler Avenue,„ be approved. Carried.
Taylor moved that recommendation be made to the City Council that the
^ petition as submitted by the I�'iinneapolis Terminal Warehouse Company for
vacation of the following described streets and alleys be approved:
n l. Tyler Avenue from the north boundary of Lot 5, Block 1, extended,
to the intersection of Tyler Avenue with St. Louis Street.
2. Harrison Avenue from its intersection with the southern boundary
of Second Street North to its intersection with the northwesterly boundary
of St. Louis Street.
3. Van Buren xvenue from its intersection with the sout�ern boundary
of Second Street North to its intersection with the northern boundary of
rirst Street North.
4, First Street idorth from the west boundary of Iot 13, Block 3,
extended, to the intersection of First Street TJorth with St. IAuis St.
�. St. Ir�uis Street from the western boundary of Van Buren Avenue
extended, to the intersection of St. Ipuis Street with Tyler Avenue.
6. That part of the alley in Block 1, lying between Lots 5, 6,
7, and �, on the one side, and Lots 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, and ]1,. on the
� other side.
7. The alley l;�ino in the center of Block 2. "
As there was no second to this motion, same was considered lost.
Yerbix moved, Hagen seconded that the above petition by the I��inneapolis
Ter.mi.nal Warehouse Company be tabled. Taj�lor voting �no". Carried.
At this time, the proposed parking lots, street lights, sidewalk and
street repair problem was opened up to the public for discussion. There
were about 50 residents present who were interested in the method of
financir� and assessing for the parkir�g lots. After considerable dis-
cussion on the subject, meeting was adjourned.
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