HomeMy WebLinkAboutPlanning Commission Minutes 11-24-1987i
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i aIeSpecialMe,r a.g)9 o- the P,rr outh: Pl.anning Comm.s.ioii was
oalltd "o order' at `f C P.R.,
HMS PREWAT: hay rman S" ei erwal , Corntias
Wire tivxrly d t, 40 '' P.M.), Stul. %erg,
4 Zylla, Plufka, Maro f, y and Pauba
STAFF PRESEVZITCommunity Development Coordi.nat-or
Pay Anderson
Director of Public Works Fred 'Moore
Director of Community Development Blair
Tremere:
Planning Secretary Grace Winemari
WNUTE5
t TION> by ' Comissioner" Pa jba seconded. by Commissioner
Stulberg to approve thts Minutes of November 10, '951 as
submitted.
VOTE.. 5 Ayes. Comnissione5r Marofsky a:bs"te tied.. PKITiON
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carsCl,d.
Ch,k rmaA Steigerwald ntrodueed the r quest by 'Christ Memor-' CHRIST "IAL
ia? .su her4a-hurch,- reading_ of the November 13, 198 s_taf LUTNLRI4N CHURCH,
report was waived.,CO.*]LTjON&USC
PERMIT (37117)
Chairman Steigerwald inoduced Mr. Charles ;lanski
representing the church.' Par, anski tad no- questions or.
c om'r er;s
Chai. an Staigerwald opened the Public Hearing, as there was
nv tote" present Le spfak or, the item, the Public Heari,.nq was
M01ION by CommlsaLoner tiarofsky, seconded by Comm iss lu, ier OTTO." TQ APP'R'OVE
Plufka to recommend 4ppreval -tot the Conditional Use- Permit
for a nursery school- pr%rem to supplement the church day
care program, adding Condition No, 8. to read- Hours of
o:p prat on sbC l,l be MOnd4y through Friday, 9:00 A.M. to 5:00
Commissioner Karofsky, noted ` the ' petitioner had asked ' "for,
hoit,,s on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, from 9,00 A,M, to
oxt, the conodl'tioa as added will gave some flexibility. if- fadditional, additionaltours Are needed.
a. Poli aall Vt `e, Ayes, "ommiss iter Wire abstained.VOTE MC}TTC C
3. .
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Noverilbe,r 24, 1,987
Chairman Steigerwald introduced the request by gaughan Land AL UAWL,1 UG[M
Company and readivq of ` the November 1 , ' 1987 staff report LAND MANY,INC.
was waived NFZONIWI PRELIMINARY
PLATv CO 7xTJ(3KAL <U$E
Chairman Steigerwal,d introduced Mr. Al Hamel, Gaughan Land PERMIT ANV SITE PLAN
Company, and asked if there here questions or comments ora 8'087)
the .staff report.
Mr.. Hamel stated they had enjoyed a goad relationship with
City staff cur nq the revs ew of p ansa ho weve, , there were
concerns relative to the Fnganeer' s Memorandum, Mr. Hamel
explained tVe curb out alignment which .causes difficulty on
the site;' and, it Is their belief that making the
recommended drive alignment changes will cause awkward
veha-le ? ovement.
Chairman 5 eiti;erwal d asked for further explanation of these
concerns, Mr. Hamel stated that executing a right turn from
the "hill' could be a problem and he does not bel -leve the
drIves would create a hardship or problem if they were on to
Xenium Lane.
Public Works Director Fred Moore explained that Xenium Lan-
is classified as a Major Collector on ' the City" s
Thoroughfare Guide P'.lan, it is not a. local residential
streets it will be well traveled ,arid will access Northwest
Houlevard The drives as proposed could generate a
cdllfliet. The recommendation was made that the drives be
aligned with 56th and 37th Avenue North, The public streets
were planned for this area prior to this development; they
contemplate the traffic that will be Gene ated;
Commissioner Plufka acknowledged that Xenium Lane will be
heavily traveled; however, in looking at the bulk o
construction on that roadway, he wonders how much more can
be "poured )n" that street..
Director Moore reviewed the future roadway improvements in
this area;, the outlet' to ` the gravel Broadway and the
right -in only to County Road 9; ` andl that as other
properties 'develop,, Xen Wm Lane will. continue to Northwest
floulevard.
Commissioner Marofsky to sired about the. highway property,
Director Moore ' explained that the property is part of the
Interstate, and cannot vacated until Xenium Lane is.
clos.ed at that, time, the parcel ccAd be purchased
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9' 1 st<~ ed development no intended t have
oet they may, need t* eye the
par n building noted Ita tie s steel of 0-00
d.x'me will not ,or. e sad, e pans meot;,the
C ityl r,,.remen t s stated NO oan t t0 acoo Wate
h concerns -nesse l t i mal"A concer Is salca
the rteIoMv-i t.'t aas ani ? p-zi 1 h nt G r
fr the buy e *
r., tR td'4Y'4.M h SL1 l.R# eAt ti e offal +Sa 4 a" i 4 to
o =ohomesq but his main.:,concern is to, ha,ve a pian treat '
Volls weli for M area to, he d.10, ed_.
o s oner a s staated he- also s'the apor ane she
buyer onto' the site and seeinthe overall
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coming
Kar an S t, eiger a d stated s most uncomfortable W1 c
the density points for h!s ar t., w, her the owners Avo ld need .
q NFe up proper.y rights. for the apartment dwe e s: and
should n r a.y .
11rA Raine staffed he ars t,rhe site o or weld and YouId
he dr1vwort* He l meethavehadtoo. ,-back. o" make : es Sk
with staff r resp ire e concerns* is coft ernod that
is, t nc an expedient mann.e, so c rad
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free or T e ete ate a t Orkin three- these Concerts
111 hra nc about an improved pla ar o et as can be
al=ompllshed in a timely manner
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o' rept erg b pe o€ SITE P, ANRI
VAIRIANICE (81 13)
OT,TON by Commisisiorner Maro skyr seconded by Cownissioner TO. AWROVE-
auha, ; Go r0oom end approval of tete ite P an aid. Variance
for T 'I 1. t li companyl h 1 d o a ±C ti 1
deietinq )COndition N07. 4.
o ss o er Rte o shys' , ated that the seGhact. rar ar ce
should gran ad for the easy s de.. txhe c;L 41ng addition
as 's -for the north and 'west sIdes of the bvilding .
DrFktlt>,. Io S.fi v a^.T. 4u' +74.t #s i - « .. green- ispace*,
1 0. r e, lgrt i- carried. VOTE - M(T CARRIED