HomeMy WebLinkAboutPlanning Commission Minutes 05-10-1971VILLAGE Cl PLYMOUTH
Ppsial MeVillage and Plaa,tning ConnxssionCowiccil
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A special meeting of the Vill.ag(( ".0mcil. and Planning Col1v11.ission was ca"I'led to order
by kayor l ilde on Monday.,,. May 3 0 y :41. x. 711 the Council Chambers of the Nblic j4Qrks
P11'.5 ;11M. Mayor 1111de, CQ-uicilapnn Jol son. RmIt, l l:irtz, Sp ethDa rector` of
i mai)ignceBarnes, Pla Comfission Cha.i-nma.11' Wwil., Co'amli;ssioners
Pollock, JWie, veils, Keeley wid 111miner ;Bergly.
ABSINIr Planning C0,11DI1Issiollors Rot11, Eigm1 mid Chapman.
Mayor 1,111de stated that the inaa.in ebjectivo of the special, meeting of the PURPOSE of
Planning Com fission and, Village Ga1.1a6,U was to consider word atone by the SMCM
Commi;ssi.oll on, purpose, gml.s mid objectives for Villap lW..11 z1g. There i i 7'II Cx
are three roasorls for setting a purpose goals mid ob3ectived ±
1, To set f rth in writing the purpose, goals and ob joct:4NrCA5
stlla' w11eTt -a full-tino plainer is, hired }1e will Rnow how
togo about lalzim-Aiig the rest of the 'Village. ., .
2. To, reduce down to a small nt imal the purpose,, goals and
objectives so they can be used, as a working tool by the
Planning uonnission and CQmcil.
3. To br%ng r-ut rolative thinking and inll)rove communications
Y.;.4,..—:= the, Council and Planning Commission.
Planning Commission Cha.iii-aan INA stated the definition of goals, ob j ec- DTFINION
tives and policies. (See attached D(hibit A) RX
Camiss1onor Pollock said that the purpose, goal, and objoctivos fit
Uio five basic needs, of 1 witan beings -41. affoc :s the individual directly
acid #2.5 affect laii;c indirectly.
Piero was considcmi le discussion by the Mayor, Coimncil: and Co1lmissionors
regarding the purpose, goals ana ;bjectives
lotion 11mat e by Wa,}ray' 1141de, sccond by Comcilimm Rmt, to adopt RbSOL1-1:EStlLiJ`SIQNI
TION 71-183 that it is the opimLon of the Council, that; elle purposeois 71 3
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More was discussion, by, the ',Mayor Council aTtd Cosussassioners regarding
prC?GE'dures for Imtitimer1s 1dio appazu- before the Pl,-minging Contrtissioij4
and are then rofarre, o the Village Council.
Motion made by Mayor H lde, second by Councilinan Johnson, to adopt
I2L;S 1MI'MN 71-184 and directs tIwc Di oc*or of Finance. to Jtave the 71µ1.84+ Tl
cern up the ktesolut * on tisa.t it lae Ilse position ono C the i
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that when a petitioner's request xas `oz ezzi:c by se 1 tarn r -ORPI -I. ITIMI.-I Commission
as tit tones to Uo I and the ocznc l , t I'at l'zIQSi. I'Illl i` TZ
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oa made by Mayor llilde, second by Council.tnan Joluason, to :adapt RIESQzrll' ON. R
SOWTION 71.-185 and direct the Dimctoi of Finance to have the 71-185 1 ,
morn ydrawup a. Resolution that in cases i4here the Plassninz POLMI-IMAMIC Corm"
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ot c s 'Pass y a` Ilia aye vote., ._ PETITION Motion, .
rade by Mayor 11ilde, second by Couocilma;t locust, to ad5ourn, Motion
passed five aye vote., Mecting ad)ourneci at 10:30 p.m. i .
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fLxhib.it A
PiXI-WOR VZLUNWE'
Purpose, Goals andObjective for i'la lis
The definition of goals and objectives that Plymouth Village,, i,- using are:
yj)e of I l.,nnnin,g
Eind-in-Viow Definition Horizon
Goals General statements Long-range,
Noll a.tivc) of value concerining 25-40 years;
a state of affairs open-ended :in
which is ultimately som- instances
des irdIb le
Objectives The enol (condition 15-20 years
or .situation) to
which a particular
Ilan or policy is
dixectod; capable
of measurement
policies Specific ends to be 3-5 years
achieved through
short-range acti0 i
programs, quantifiable
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April, 1971
Mended M, 1971
I`he PUrPOS Of P49110ut;1 Vil,llge P14 -milling d t) i)rovide fir t%C dipll t
of man through the vost intoll ezlt use of 1 env iro-nmez t.
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I'lacoux age the developwnnt of suitabletable housing i z tz desirable
envI aTZmen
r3cnmmle Vitality=
Pursue prudent use of available resources and the optimum
fullct ion131g of economic systems
Socurity
Assure the security of the individual, his rights and.. prop -
Access
Man fw z4cccss to aml movement o;C poople, goads tuul ser- er-'
Vice"" Vice""
kl mlaft 1XV01oppent
CTCZt e all Gnvi,l"Orlment in Which the individual ha~ tle oppor-
tunity to dove cq), his full potential
Vnencscci: la} 71
April, 1971
PL M -FII VILLAGE T;xhibit
Qbjectivkz
A. $uitablc Housing F, rnvirOTWi(,,*nt
1. Determine the optu un population for kll.ymouth
2. Provide a variety of quality h.busing for u11 l.evals
of income
3,. Develop wand maintain a choice of environment for
ever'} individual
Br. 1;cono,t is Vitality
1. Determine )ropor balance of corn o and industry
to population
2. Provide, a diver,- i a,,, I economic, base
3. Lkvel.op and mc)inzai; an a&--tuatc ta<• base
4. Promote efficient land use
S. Maintain high quality sty ;rds in conmerce and
industry
C, Security
1. Assure fair incl impartial hearings mid application.
of ordinances
2.. Provide rational transition when t Inge in ordinance
or land use is necessary
3. Enact: and maintain policieb aad o.o.,, inces to assure
the safet ' and health of the individual
4. lsract ,end maintain policies and ordinances to assure
the safety acid preservation of property
S. Provide for conservation and improvement of the natural`
laving envir on rents, duality and safety
D. Access
1. Provide an adequate transportation s)rsten)
2. Haintain an orderly deArcl.oB,icat of access to utilities
E. human Development
1. Encourage the development of a broad nangc of oducational
and loarning oppor ttuti.tics and an aw,arrness of these choices
2.. lion,)ta leisure timv opportmitics and e.periences which
are rewa:ding for the individual
3v Provide far tl c xlevclop;,ient ol` aclec u tt xrrevezi:ati.ve, cor-
rective asci rehabilitative facilities