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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPlanning Commission Minutes 01-18-1989Planning 'Commission Minutes January 18, 1909 Page 14 discussion on benrri ng, followed, with Commissioner Wire saying h felt that berrrr rrg wasgrand but he questioned whether a ti:humh sbould be. totally screened from its neighbors. Coordinator iii l crud suggested that berming is a good ' basi s for establishing setbackamounts., ng 3tl slope a 3 foot berm egw1resJust over,20 feet -of horizontal distance". - Comms s:si rrer MarofsRy, stated that bormi'lig standards would be sub -. tea review a vriarroe rogest i t rer is a a;rdsn. The Commi ss.i overs discussed the han out "Chtcrches in F 1 mouth" which covered number of seats, street type, number q tat s, percent of building coverage, percent of parking coverages and, sire total percentage of lot covrage. Commissioner i` i er ey observed that most existing churches i Plymouth had low mpervM*_ts surface coverage. torrrrrri ss, ioner Marofs y notedthat im er. vious surface standards anus be applied eoual i to all "other uses' i adapted in residential ' districts. Commissioner Wire summa-ri zed wfh t bad been concluded sc f.r and ghat tyre concerns were to this, pl of nt : streets and access, lot coverage, impervious surface with sufficient 'dra nags, and buffer zones. Commissioner piufka suggested that numbers must be set for setbacks.1 miler f iar su-i f ac X.1id groundound verag . 111 the -re is a need 'for a deviation due to individual hardship toren a. variance can be requested. Coordinator Dillerud explained that the standards for; ground coverage for residential is 20 ;percent and there should be e uIty for all types of development. Commissioner Tierney observed that only four churches would be caval. theC impervious coverage factor.. Commissioner 'Pluf a suggested establishing standards for churches of 20 feet for setbacks can ail sides, 20' percent I ot coverage by buildings, and 50 percent mpervious surface including buildings. Discussion continued Commissioner Stul erg suggested; -establishing a multiplier over x sLin setb cks for residential uses o be applied -o "other' uses in residential zones. He also agreed with setting a rrraxIrrrurrr impervious surface. He stated that prosier site sere ning boffer ing could be addressed with the *ndividual site pians Y Colum ssioner 4arofsky ;suggested that tyre degree of structure coverage gust be proportionate to the degree of impervious coverage. Planning Commission Minutes. January 1989 Page Commissioner Tierty stated her preference for the "major collector" to be the least level of street to which "other use" access must be provided. Coq,{ i1ssioner arefsr y suggested that control of scale could be accomplished through setting the, degree of total impervious coverage. Chai, rman Pauba tolled a Recess at g*C *; RECESS Chas rman Pauha reconvened the Meeting at 9:14 pm. MOTION.to amend b Commissioner arofs y, seconded -by Chairman MOTION TO AMEND Pau: that { { t" ifi'* and `" maximum r r{Se{ cove :e of the site be 01`0 for all non-residential conditional useS. Rol I -all vote, 4 Ayes. Commissioners Wire, Zyl l a, and P1 ufka, CTE - MOTION Ray. MOTION, carried .CAf tl I D Commissioner Wire clarified his "no" vote stating he was not sure of the aG perceni figure. Commissioner Plufka also stated that his "no" vote was because he felt 30 percent. :'s too restrictive and 'Re felt 50 {percent would be better* Cum{ ssi-ener Zyl l a stated -hat he remains concerned w, ter the scale and intensity of activity irt residential distri cts . and he does not feel that i{ it%nt { fa rvious coverage will he`i . Cc s mi ss i ones Wire observed that a larger site might be better able to handle stor=e grater run ff internall , and th refore h ghe ervio s s{ rface coverage may be possible In such. cases. Commissioner Tierney stated that she supported impervious, coverage limits but he is concerned that,a rresu%t of such regul.atiort may be add l t' oral land removed from the tax rolls. MOTION by Commissioner, Pl vfka, seconded. by Commissioner Stu [berg MOTION TO AMEND to amend Section 10 Subdivision D table 1 that all parking and drive- setbacks be a tidnImum of 0 feet for no{, -residential use in residential zones.. Rol l Cal I Vote. 7 Ayes. . MOTION carried. VOTE MOTION CARRIED MOT ION by Commissioner Mardfsly, seconded by, Commissioner Plufka MOTION TO AMEND to amend Section 8 Subdivision 8, C that "ost-secondary, vocation ade schools!` be changed to conditional uses in a business d! strict. dol Call dote. Ayes Conrn sioner Wire, Nay, vt MOTION n CA! 1 J ED Planning Commission Minutes January 18. 1989 Page 16 MOTION to aced by Commissioner Tierney, seconded by Cod mil s i o er MOTION TO AMEND it o strife proposed neer Section , Subdivision , egardin 1 e iI'llulil lot areas. g a 11, vote. Ayes d Comma s s osiers Stu berg -a larof sky, VOTE - MOT I ON p l u lna and Chai taian Fauba, Nay, MOTTC-I failed. FA bS M01 N to amend by Commissioner Wire, seconded by Commissioner MOTION TO AMEND Plofka to change proposed Section 7, Subdivision D, I dto reduce minitiflum dot area 1n -31 and p-Adistricts to acres. Roll Cali Vote. 1, Aye.. Commissioners S ulberg, Zylla, Verne, , MOTION FAILS Marofs y, F1ufka and Chairman Pauba, flays. MOTION failed. MOTION to amend by Commissioner Wire in Se(.tiori 8 S-ubd*v's *on 04 4 MOTION TO AMEND o delete boarding, and lodging houses as B-2 and B-3 conditional uses. The motion died due to the lack of a second. MOTION DIES FOR LACK OF A S CONN ; MOTION o amend .by Commissioner 14ire, seconded by; Commissioner < M10-1 O fC AMEND luf a to change proposed Section e Subdivision B, 37 fro.ff perr itted use to conditional use in the ;B-1 zone.. Roti Call' Vote. 2 Ayes. Commissioners Stulberd, yI`la, Tierney, VOTE --MOTION Marofsky and Chairman pauba, days. FAILS MOTION to, emend b ' ommissioner WIre, to change proposed Section a MOTION TO AMEND Subdivision 4 ,o :r b l*.' theaters :e' -- district. The motion died date to the lack of a second.' Mfly T I ON DIES FOR LACK OF A -SECOND Roll C=ai Vote on MAIC MOTION as amended. Alges. MOTION VOTE - MAIN. MOT1,CN, carried..WITH FOUR AM HOM l TS CARR I S Chairman, Paub explained the Commission's recommendation will be sent to the City " ounce l ,x probably fcr the February C, 19$9 meet i n The i11eeting adjourned at 10:20 p,m..