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SEPTEMBER 10, 1969
Special meeti of the Plannixig Cozmtissim was called to
order by Chairman Egan: at 8,30
RESENTTi , Chairman Egan, Chapman, Erekker,
Engineer Efageix, Councilmen, Johnson -and Kindseth
and Plannor Russell
Representatives :from Alpana, Teu)roc and Playhouse
were also present.
ALFA A Pa-,Oring and landscaping were: questioned by Chairman
gan. Mr, *Russel ; stated that an .agreement had been, made
between. Temroc and Alpaaa to extend parking across ;the
boundary of the two companies. In that case, there appear to
beno parking problems, Orr tae question of landsca'ping,
they admitted that there was very little at present. They
have a large el -m tree that they are: going to work around and
at present have some shrubbery xtexct -to the present building.
their plans ahow parking facilities- :dor 126 cars, the minimum
requirement is 120. The building comprises 50% of the property
and since the remainder of the property is taken up by parking,
open or green area is completely lost. The:: Commission and
Planter would Uke to see more _ in this area:. Lighting appears
to be okay.
RECOI M NDATION: Chairman Egan: recommended approval be made at the
meeting -on" 9-24. Alpakna to proceed with building laps ,
TEVIROG Ir. Elmet Schummer presented Temroc's plans.. The Council
at their regularly scheduled meeting of September 8, 1969
approved`.a waiver for a 37' variance from the 50' sideline
requirements leaving 13' to build a proposed addition to Temroc
Metal ' s building at 273; Cheshire Lane North. Based on the Council's
approval of the variance, the Commission recommends that Temroc
Proceed with t"hei,r building plans. Chairman Egat questioned
TerAroo' s plan for a. lighted sign, would it meetVillage
ordinances. Temroc was told to, check a= th the Building Depar t.
Mr. Schummer wanted to knm17 if the parking lot had to be
bl.acktopped as it wasn't needed. tow, Chairman Egan stated that
we would: prefer to see more open space and greet area, but
approval was to be, made on the plan as presented and that
shooed the area blacktoPp ods
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TUJROC CONTINUED:
hepa.rking urea that ou -a not be used, at present would be the
area at the .front of the building. Temroc is prdsently parking
on A Pana prop ;rty duow., Temroc is anxious for an, okay as they
have a large machine scheduled two came in on October 15th,:
Although the Commission would prefer to have a 50 foot setback,,
since Council has already approve-d the waiver and everytha.iig
else appears to be In order. they recommend approval at the
24-69 Pla-zining Commission meeting.
PAUL'S WOODCRAFT
Paul's Woodcraft has started excavating and footings and are
well into the setback.. Mr. Hamman stated that Council approval
has been received on the setback. The font yard has cars
abutting the building but doesn't look real bad. Mr. Egan
commented that up to 3 cars parked in front are fine but more
are not recommended, Mr, ;Egan directed Mr. Hagen to check; with..
the Building Department to see if they were operating without:
a permit They have been issued a permit by the Building
Department and final approval is now recommended by the
Planning Commission at the 9-24-69 meeting.
CONTROL DATA
Control Data's sight plans were briefly discussed. Planner
Russell said that foundations were: going up. Everything appears
to be in order although the Village hasn't been contacted:
The required parking space is 700, they have proposed 1,200,
Planner Russell said he would like to see some islands in their
parking lot but felt that the lot would be, pretty well
secluded when the trees and foil.age dot bigger. Russell felt
their plan was acceptable.
PIAYHOUS E
Planner Russell presented two plans that he proposed for the
Playhouse area. Russell said that lie was trying to gear
compatible land u-,so, :le did not feel that it was not compatible
to have single family residents so close to industry evert though
buffered by toc,-nhouses , Playhcuse stated that they need 20
acres for Playhouse: but would like 40 acres because of Sentry
Mechandise- Service who would like to start construction before
next summer and be in by Ja-nuary of 1971,
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Playhouse was quite interested in Planner Russell's Alternate
Plan #2 as itwas similar to theirs. They commented that they Jwer,.'nt. 111terested in exposure on a main highway and that they
vex , interestedin multiple and not single family complexes.
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