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REGULAR MEETING PLANNING AND ZONING C01MISSION DECEMBER 6, 1990 7:00 P.M.
A REGULAR MEETING OF THE FRIENDffi«X>D PLANNING AND ZONING C01MISSION WAS HEID ON THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1990, AT 7:00 P.M. IN THE CITY HALL . (X)UNCIL CHAMBERS. THE FOLI..avING MEMBERS WERE PRFSENT:
BAKER, CHAIRMAN COLBURN KONCABA McHUGH OODGERS WASSON
FRANKOVICH THC11PSON, CITY ENGINEER HENRY, DEVELOPMENT (X)ORDINATOR BRINKMAN, SECRETARY
WITH A QUORUM PRESENT AND NONE ABSENT, THE FOLI07ING ITEMS WERE CONSIDERED.
MAYOR SCHRADER AI»1INISTERED THE OATH OF OFFICE TO CCM'1ISSIONER KONCABA.
CHAIRMAN BAKER CALLED THE MEETING TO ORDER AND ASKED FOR cc:MMUNICATIONS
FROM THE PUBLIC. THERE WAS NO PUBLIC C<1>1MENT.
1.CONSIDERATION AND POSSIBLE ACTION REGARDING THE PRELIMINARY PLATOF FALCON RIDGE SECTION THREE, 31.9795 ACRES OUT OF THE SARAHMcKISSICK LEAGUE (J.R. WILLIAMS), ABSTRACT 1\1(). 151, BEING 6
BLOCKS, 82 LOTS -BOGREN
BOGREN PRESENTED THE PRELIMINARY PLAT OF FALCON RIDGE SECTION
THREE S'l'ATING THAT THE CCM>1ISSION HAD ISSUED APPROVAL PREVIOUSLY; HClvEVER, THE TIME HAD LAPSED. ENGINEER THC11PSON REITERATED THAT THE PLAT IS THE SAME AS WAS PREVIOUSLY APPROVED.
CXl,1MISSIONER WASSON MADE A MOTION THAT THE PRELIMINARY PLAT OF FALCON RIDGE SECTION THREE BE APPROVED.
SECOND: COLBURN OPPOSED: NONE VOTE FOR: UNANIMOUS MOTION CARRIED.
2.CONSIDERATION AND POSSIBLE �IDATION REGARDING THE PROPERI'YLOCATED AT BLACKHAWK AND FM 2351.-KISSNER
MR. KISSNER MADE PRESENTATION OF THE THREE SEPARATE LAND USEAPPLICATIONS; THE GREEN BELT EASEMENT , THE SPECIFIC USE C'OMMERCIALACCESS ONLY, AND THE PROPERl'Y TO BE ZONED CSC. JOHN OISON
ca1MENI'ED THAT BRIDGESTONE DEVELOPMENT HAD DONE ALL THAT HAD BEENASKED OF THEM AND SUGGESTED THAT THE CG1MISSION MAKERECCM-1ENDATION TO CITY COUNCIL REGARDING THE APPROVAL OF THE ZONECHANGES SUB.JECT TO BRIDGESTONE' S ACQUISITION OF TRACT II. OLSONAI.SO STATED THAT HE hOUID LIKE 'IO PREPARE THE PROPER ORDINANCES IN
AN EFFORI' 'IO EXPEDITE THE MATTER.
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CHAIRMAN BAKER FORMALLY CLOSED THE PUBLIC HEARING AS PER OLSON'S RECCM'1ENDATION. CCM•USSIONER KONC'JIBA MADE A IDrION 'ID RECCf.1MEND 'l'HE APPROVAL OF THE ZONE CLASSIFICATION CHANGE REQUESTS TO CITY COUNCIL SUBJE'CI' 'ID AND CONDITIONED UPON BRIDGES'roNE DEVELOPMENT'S ACQUISITION OF TRACT II AS INDICATED ON THEIR APPLICATIONS. SECOND: COLBURN OPPOSED: NONE VOTE FOR: UNANIMOUS MOTION CARRIED.
3.CONSIDFRATION AND POSSIBLE ACTION .REGARDING THE PRELIMINARY PLATOF HUNTINGTON 'WOODS -(MFR-H) FOR 3. 979 ACRES ON FM 518 -LENTZ
AL LENTZ PRESENTED THE PRELIMINARY PLAT OF HUNTINGTON l'll(X)DS. THERE WAS SCME DISAGREEMENT AND DISCUSSION REGARDING THE PLAT AND IF IT l\UUID FALL UNDER THE ZONING ORDINANCE ALONE OR IF THE SUBDIVISION ORDINANCE IDUID BE APPLic.A.BLE AS WELL. MR. LENTZ SAID THAT HE HAS L<X:ATED THREE FIRE HYDRANTS ON THE PROJECT AS PER THE REQUEST OF THE FIRE .M..ARSHAL. HE FURI'HER STATED THAT THE DRIVEWAY WIIJ, BE 5" REINFORCED CONCRETE AS OPPOSFD 'ID THE ASPHALT DRIVE OF SALEM SQUARE APAR'IMENTS. ENGINEER THCMPSON STATED THAT THE DEVELOPER HAS MADE AN EFFORT 'ID SAVE THE TREES; HOOEVER, THERE ¾QUID BE MANY LARGE TREES DESTROYED. COUNCIIMEMBER STEWART SAID THAT JOHN BRANSON, PARKS AND RECREATION, WAS INVFSTIC-.ATING THE REN'l'AL OF A TREE SPADE 'ID RELCCATE SOME TREFS 'ro ARFA PARKS, SUCH AS RENWICK PARK. LENTZ SAID THAT THE CITY ¾QUID BE WEI.,CCT.1ED TO THE TREES BUI' THAT SCME OF THE TREES WERE 'roO LARGE TO OOVE.
CCMMISSIONER KONCABA MADE A MCY.I'ION THAT THE PRELIMINARY PLAT OF HUNTINGTON WOODS BE APPROVED. SEx:::OND: WASSON VOTE FOR: UNANIMOUS OPPOSED: NONE MOTION CARRIED
4.CONSIDERATION AND POSSIBLE ACTION REGARDING THE FINAL PLAT OFWILDERNESS PINES (FORMERLY KNavN AS WILDERNESS TRAILS III) -88.9363 ACRES -RAMSEY.
THE CCMMISSION DID NOT HAVE THE AU'l'HORITY 'ID ACCEPT ON THE BASIS THAT A PUBLIC HEARING WAS REQUIRED BY UM; THEREFORE, THE DEVELOPER WITHDREW HIS APPLICATION FOR FINAL PLAT APPROVAL UNTIL SUCH TIME THAT THE PIANNING AND ZONING COUID HOID A PUBLIC HEARING. JOHN OLSON EXPLAINED THAT IF 20% OF THE HCMEX:WNER'S WITHIN 200 FEET OF THE PROPOSED REPLAT WERE TO OBJF.C'I', THE CCMMISSION ¾QUID RE'QUIRE 75% VCfl'E OR SIX AFFIFMATIVE VOTES IN ORDER 'ID GRANT APPROVAL. NaI'IFICATION OF THE PUBLIC HEARING l'IUUID HAVE 'ID BE FORWARDED TO THE HOOEOWNERS IN THE EXISTING WILDERNESS TRAILS AND THE NOTICE IDUID HAVE 'ID BE PUBLISHED IN THE LOCAL NEWSPAPER AS WELL. OLSON ALSO STATED THAT THE PUBLIC HEARING �'OUID BE HEID BY THE PLANNING AND ZONING CCMMISSION AND mum NOT BE A ,JOINT PUBLIC HEARING WITH CITY COUNCIL. THE PUBLIC HF.ARING
WAS SET FOR JANUARY 10, 1991.
5.PRE APP -MFR-L (MULTI-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DWELLING DISTRICT -Lav)FOR LAND L<X:ATED ON FM 2351 -PATIO HCMES -VIC'roR BOTRIE.
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THIS ITEMS WAS A NO SHCJv.
6.CONSIDERATION AND POSSIBLE REC01MENDATION REGARDING THE FOI.J.a-lING:
1.ZONE CLASSIFICATION CHANGE RB;:2UEST OF SP (SPEX::IFIC USE -DRILL SITE) TO SFR (SINGLE F/IMILY RESIDENTIAL) FOR 3.0238ACRES OF LAND LOCATED SOUTH AND EAST OF THE IN'IERSECTION OFFM 528 AND SAN JOAQUIN PARI<WAY. (public hearing of Decerober
3, 1990).
CHAIRW<.N BAKER STATED 'I'HAT THERE WAS NO PUBLIC OPPOSITION TO THE ZONE CLASSIFICATION CHANGE REQUEST AT THE PUBLIC HEARING ON DECEMBER 3, 1990.
ro-lMISSIONER COLBURN MADE A MOTION THAT THE CCM,1ISSION RECa-1MEND TO CITY COUNCIL THAT THE ZONE CLASSIFICATION CHANGE REQUEST OF SP USE DRILL SITE TO SFR BE APPROVED. SECOND: KONCABA V01.'E FOR: UNANIMOUS OPPOSED: NONE MOTION CARRIED
2.ZONE CLASSIFICATION CHANGE REQUEST OF SFR (SINGLE FAMILYRESIDENTIAL) TO SP (SPOCIFIC USE -DRIIJ., SITE) FOR 3.0238ACRES OF LAND LOCATED sourn AND FAST OF THE IN'IERSOCTION OFFM 528 AND SAN JOAQUIN PARKWAY. {public hearing of December3, 1990).
CCMMISSIONER COLBURN MADE A MOTION THAT 'J.'HE CCM,1ISSION REXXM-1END TO CITY COUNCIL THAT THE ZONE CLASSIFICATION CHANGE REQUEST OF SFR TO SP USE DRILL SITE BE APPROVED. SECOND: KONCABA VC!.I'E FOR: UNANWJOUS OPPOSED: NONE MOTION CARRIED
7.CCMPREHENSIVE PLAN (M. W. )
CCMMISSIONER WASSON SAID THAT SHE FELT THE CCM,1ISSION HAD CCMPLETED THE "GOAIS" PORTION OF THE CCMPREHENSIVE PLAN, BUT WAS NOT RF.ADY TO PRESENT THE "POLICIES" PORTION TO THE CITY COUNCIL. SHE SUGGESTED THE CCMMISSION SPEND 'I'l-1E NEXT SIX .M()l\mJS ON THE PLAN, ACCCMPLISHING AS MUCH AS IS POSSIBLE, AND PERHAPS l:TAVING A PRELIMINARY VERSION OF THE PLAN PRINTED IN NEWSPAPER FORMAT PRIOR TO THE PUBLIC HEARINGS. SHE SAID THAT THE PLAN SHOUID BE FORMAIJ.,Y AOOPTED AS WAS THE MAJOR THOROUGHFARE PLAN. WASSON REMINDED THE CCMMISSION THAT THE PARKS BOARD v.UUID BE DEVELOPING THE PARKS SEX::TION OF THE PLAN AND 'I'HAT THE CCM,1ISSION WOUID BE PRESENTING EACH PORTION OF THE CCMPREHENSIVE PLAN 'ID CITY COUNCIL, AS IT WAS CCMPLETED. SHE ASKED THAT FACH CCMMISSIONER REVIEW THE POLICIES OF THE PLAN PRIOR TO THE NEXT DISCUSSION OF THE CCMPREHENSIVE PLAN.
8 • .MINUTES FOR APPROVAL -NOVEMBER 15, 1990 and DECEMBER 3, 1990
NOVEMBER 15, 1990 -approved as read
r DEX:El-1BER 3, 1990 -approved as read a,cL�
CLAIA L. BRINKMA.N -SECRETARY
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