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Home My WebLink AboutPlanning Commission Minutes 07-01-1986CITY OF IU L' MING COWISSM4 MINUTES XLY11V 1986 The Special Meeting -of the Plymouth Plahnintj, fomm ission, was a. 1 e d to order at 70 P X. bas Man Ste-i r al k.oas' r_ rs W r Magnus., _ Mellen, and panda SEs' Commissioner:Stulberg,. AM ESENT111 Community Development Coord na loConn As:sis an City Engineer 3ohn Sweeney Planning eor ar Grano Wineman KNUT MOTION by Commissioner Pluf a* 3econdod b Co ttlsslone, Magnus t approve tete jun 1 as ubm' d. MOTION TO APP OTE. Ades. 'omm s,Jonor fir abstained., 'iOTI N OTE - TON Ai carried. WITNCS Chairman Steigerwald. larroduced, the application by t -t CNI RE N C"", , ldron s, Learning Center for a Conditional Use rir t CENTER CONDITIONAL Amendment to increase tato number of children o 75 « USE iM. : ' d r children presently attend t o day care facilityin; ,' 86067) Mary o the Lake hurth , Cit -ir i. 1 rad re d an overview o f the 3une Z41 1986 Planning Staff Report n Co- ordinator MoCortin., Chairman o Wald introdvoed Kathleen Dayton.. represent-' ink the Children's LearntrIg Center. She stated she had no U fans or comm at a td wocdd an wei . uest ons fror nooon-i:on.. Chairman S eio wald opened the Public Hearinq o 81go 220 Fore view Lane,, stated Dior concerns aro with the increased traffic on Fors view Land; It,isIt,'especially hazardous n the winter -months as til, roadway has curves and. hills,. Tn ynave had to help many motorists ho have spun out and gotten r ou do - n iat the #t , l.- She, commented on problems for ' school buso picking, up chi - -en along ` this roadway no inquired if r ffio study Could be gond od or if a stop -stgn. could ins aX led. Chairmaq Steljerwala stated' that a,traffic study, Mould noon, to,be ordered. .ter Qunoil*l Planning Comm sslon Minutes duly 1 1986 MOTTO by Commissioner' Plufka, se=conded by CommIssloner' N Re ,len to, direct staf F to study the traffic problems for: the area; the circulation, exits and entrances to the ;church property- speed- 11m mss; one--way r oa.d a ; aril,, work with other agencies. ' such as the Fire. Department and Public Safety.. Coordinator Mc Qnn Mated the .staff report does not address the traffic problems as, discussed since,no concerns or, complaints have been submitted to the City during the life of the school. Cheirman Stei erg ald stated these pro4lems have, grown ; gradull ally over the years* Coordinator MCC-onn stated this is a good opportunity to bring these matters oriard to study .and resolve.; VOTE, 6 Ayes. MOTION carried. VOTE HO CARRIED MOTION by Commissioner Pauba,, s,_,conded by Commissioner Wire HOTION, TO DEFER to defer aetion cn this application until staff' has prepared and discussed the additional information as requested. Call V`te' dyes Cca:.ss:.cners `i,en lu ka, and VOTE-- SIE Chairman, Stelgerwald, Nay. MOTION,failed on tie vote*' TIN FAILS, ON, by Commi sioner plufka seconded by CommissionerMOTI MOTIOR TO APPROVE Magnus to recommend approval for the Conditional Use Permit lendment for The Learning Center, subject to the ccnditicn as listed n - cane , 198staff reccrt mcda fyiatg Condition go..S to limit.the_nummber of children to 7kj, until the l.censing is approved for 75 children ,ldren in November, 1986*. MOTION to, AMEND by , Commissioner Wlre, seconded by Commis- MO .ION TO AMEND s,ioner Magnus to add ConditionNa. 9 that the traffic information be comb. ifAed and reviewed before the application. is forwarded to, the City Counci . Commissioner P,l fka stated he has scams concern when a pro- posal, is conditioned on something over which they have no control- and,, when other parties succi as the church are to' have a say in, the matter. Chairman 'Stei erwald stated he disagrees In that this petitioner, is past of the total problem and the condition provides a good start In:clearing up the problems, Coordinator o6nn .stated that At alust be understood ,that even af=ter review of the, Wor- mation, 'the Council may defer, the application back to the Commission. Chairman t igerwal d inquiredif T1s. Dayton understood this, and that' t is important for the neighborhood and the City to have this chanes to lock for and find a way o alleviate these problems before City Council takes actzon cn the ; appl ica-* titan. She answered,af firmatively. Planning Commission minutes Roll Call etc on Amendment, ` Ayes. or issioncrs .l en NDWT0NAWEN and Plufka, Nay. MOTIDU carried. MOTION CARRIED, F i1. T" once mnAe . 6, Ayes.-, & W 7SRL3/on Matt, iVOTE,:#+W- MOTION carried, NOTION CARRIED, Chairman Steigerwald introduced the application and ROSS ROSE BECKER requested an overview of the unc 4, 1986 Kann Ing Staff ZAUVIKE N . ES. Report by Coordinator McConn. WUD AMENDMENT O OT Chairman Stelgerwald introduced Iter. and Mrs. Recker and Tom COVERACE IN " LUi Loucks who represents the Beckers. Mr. Loucks stated this ECHO RONDS1t (86077) s an untisual undertaking for him, as lie usually r presct.ts development plans. However, he is doing this for Christopher Recker. The proposal complies with the Ordinance standards and, would not sot a precedent. Fac` introduced yrs. Rase Becker. Mrs. Mocker explained the special features for this home which are to accommodate their sons nods She stated .that Zeutitke Homs should not be faulted a they had never built a`rambler in his, arca and were ,cit familiar with the sp ola . requirements for an accessible home for ' the hand icappda She f=urther exp aittled It is difficult to find a ct ar cnc?u h o meet their needs In the neighborhood of their choice. They had checked with many people and f uYtd :' there Is a severe .shortactc of hcu * ti for the handicapped They are tryz q to build a home where their son earl get around in his wheel ' chair to all areas of the house and cut onto the deck " where he can cryjoy the sunshine. The increased, house area is for the or h patio,' and ramp, She believes this is a reasonable request and wiII cause no problems for anyone. Thi with the staff report was explained, Chairman St l crwald opened the public Hearing., as there was no,one present to speak, on tis item, the public Hcari ig was closed. 011 N by Commission-er Wire, scconc%xd by Commissioner p uba NOTIO TO AP"R€ V t recommend approval for the Nixed Plannned i"nit Development Amendment for Increased ,pct cov racg in I'Glcn Echo Ponds; for Russ and. RoseBecker, and Zaudtk H . es, based ti the the special need and uttique design for an accessible hcmc,and that similar approvals have been granted for dcc s and sunrccros Planning Commission . s luly 2 ;196 Plufka confirmed that the increase as necessary for the ' dsp and unique reeds of the garage area, ramp. and deck Roll Call Vote. 6 Ayes., MOTION carried., VOTE - MTIO CRIED Chairman Steeigerwald introdwed the, request by. the Mirr aMINNEAPOLIS AUTO al sauto Auction and requested an overview Of the 3une 25,, AUCTIOR SITE PLM 1986 larr xr Staff Report by Coordinator C rr AND AR NCE SQ1 Chairman steiqerwald Introduced, Mr. Mitch Wonson, -Benshoo f & Associates, noting that Mr * Walter Bush of the MInpeapol is Auto Auction was also resent* Mr, IYonson, stated they have minor concerns,, one, is regarding Condition No., 3 on, the submission a financial guarahtee. It is their opinion that, a hoed or, a Letter of Credit to he held over such a long period of time would oot be a ro rI- Commissioner Wire requested an interpretation of Condition Page 132 Platin nq Commission, Minutes NOTION k Commissioner Wir j seconded by Commissioner Plufka NOTION TO APPROVE to re )mmee approval for the Site, Plan and Variances for Wnne4pol 5 Auto ot. orr su4jeot to the conditions ste in the Aine 25, ` 1956 stiff reports with the mod fi i ation o ondlt on flo 4 to read the parkIng lot shat I conform to the petitioner" s plans Staff dated 3une 23, 5 , and,,. the vartances are granted as requested* The variances. are rant dl, 'based on the petitioner's presentation slaowing, the proposal to meet the Varianee Ctiteria. t mmIssioner Plufka. noted that street adherence to the -Ordinance standards would make the pArkinq area Iesq effective and :,Ff` ieot for Its Use* Commissioner Me l n rk-iterated his concern regarding the off - load loq of transport truo s, and su. ested that Condition No. 9 be added to Insure there Is no long-term storageof Y-ehicles on this property. Mr. Bush state the Auction viould,not work if there is, no - place for customer parking wihioh Is the primary use for this site. Commissioner Me li en stated that the ,business is qrow- Ing and, he wants to he assure they would not use the site* to store vehicles for resale* Mr. Co fmk.L .L LF:K. s.Fa. stated 4 us$k ak$4d'. Mrioo+7 id 'fit ve Band d v state there may be occasional unloading at night and. perhaps the, oeei,tIon could be corded to say that no hong,-term parking of, vehi t s will be allowed. Chairman Stec erg a d state it could read that parkinq on the site t beno , longer than -hours. The petitioner arid. jshal 7 MOTION to Amen by Commissioner Mel n, seconded by , Commis- NOTION TO, AtIEND signer Plufka to add Condition No.. 9 that, any vehicles uri- eade on the s site shallt not he parked for longer than hours., VOTE on the Amendment. yes p Motion carried.. VOT ON AMC NOTION DIED VOTE on the gain Motion as once Amended., Ayes. i.aion VOA ONMA1N, MOTION carried MOTION CARRIED Chairman Ueigerwald Introduced she request, by Alari and ALAN KATHY GRUNT Kathy`ue I afiC e We and far uer to Weth rhe. Reading E KARWER TE of the 3urie )r 1986 Planning Staff deport was walled. WIETHERBE LOT CONSOLIDATION Chairman Stec erwald Introduoe Kathy Grundei who, had no LOT DIVISION qu st.ions or comments,* AND VARIANCE ($6079