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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPZ 06-11-1985 MINUTES OF THE PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD MEETING HELD JUNE 11, 1985 PRESENT: Chairman Breeze, Members Brooklyn, Colella, Lande, Sanders, Smith ABSENT: Member Swickerath and Alternate Member Cook CALL TO ORDER Chairman Breeze asked that the minutes reflect that the meeting was called to order at 7:30 P.M. and that members spent five minutes mopping their brow because it was raining outside. May 14, 1985 MINUTES APPROVED Upon a motion by Mr. Sanders and second by Mr. Brooklyn the minutes of the regular meeting held May 14, 1985 were unanimously approved as written. Chairman Breeze advised that the tentative meeting referred to in the last paragraph of Subdivision Regulations Comments on page two was not held because the city attorney agreed with board's interpretation regarding when a parcel becomes a parcel, therefore a meeting was not necessary. SUBDIVISIONS • Building Official Thomas explained that both the following items on the agenda came into his office as building plans and the city attorney determined that both should be treated as subdivisions. ORANGE TREE CINEMA Mr. Nathan Dykgraaf presented new preliminary site plans and other pertinent information for Orange Tree Cinema to be located on Maguire Road. Discussion followed during which concern was expressed for drainage as well as possible future ownership without dedicated right -of -way. Mr. Sanders moved to recommend conceptual approval of the preliminary plan with reservations regarding drainage and lack of dedicated right -of -way. Mr. Brooklyn seconded and vote was unanimous in favor. GENEVA MANOR Mr. Allen Ackers presented a preliminary site plan for Geneva Manor Lots 1 & 2. City Building Official Thomas advised that staff has no problem with plan other than drainage which may have been resolved before meeting time. Board questioned the need for retention pond when there is a moat across the property. It was determined that as it was private property they had been directed to include retention ponds. Mr. Sanders moved to recommend conceptual approval of the preliminary plan. Mr. Brooklyn seconded and vote was unanimous in favor. CITY MANAGER COMMENTS City Manager Griffin had no comments other than to thank everyone for coming out in the rain. PLANNING & ZONING BOARD MEETING JUNE 11, 1985 PAGE 2 ktore BUILDING OFFICIAL COMMENTS Building Official Thomas advised that there is a problem with Section 7 of Zoning Ordinance reference setback requirements and recommended a change to measure the minimum setback from the right -of -way rather than middle of road. Mr. Thomas requested the change be made immediately even though the zoning ordinance is to be re- written soon,as the enforcing of the section as it is written is not in the best interest of the city. Mr. Brooklyn moved to recommend approval for Mr. Thomas' requested change. Mr. Smith seconded and vote was Brooklyn, Lande, Sanders, Smith yea, and Colella nay. Motion carried. CITY PLANNER COMMENTS City Planner Wagner presented board with copies of new subdivision ordinance. Mr. Wagner advised that City Attorney Kruppenbacher's determination regarding subdivision is that any property recorded prior to adoption of subdivision ordinance,even if it had been technically illegally split according to this ordinance, would be accepted as properly done. Current maps were obtained from county for future reference. Mr. Wagner advised that the State Growth Management Plan has changes that will affect the Planning and Zoning Board in that the board will no longer deal with planning but rather with land development regulation and duties will be more technical. The new plan calls for a new comprehensive plan to be drawn up named Local Government Comprehensive Planning & Land Development Regulation Act, which must be prepared and submitted by December 1989. Mr. Wagner further advised that, among other changes, the requirement for a planning board and board of adjustment has been deleted, and the zoning ordinance, subdivision ordinance, etc. as well as the 2 year moratorium on rezoning placed by county, have been repealed, effective October 1, 1985. Chairman Breeze asked that members be sent copies of the above referenced law. TIMELY SUBMISSION OF MINUTES In response to a memo regarding the timely submission of minutes, Chairman Breeze advised that the forms used in the past for annexation and zoning petitions have the recommendations of the board recorded for the commission to refer to, but that the minutes are not legal until they are approved and he would still prefer that only approved minutes be made available. A way to approve minutes more quickly was not determined at this meeting. ADJOURNMENT Upon a motion by Mr. Smith and second by Mr. Sanders, meeting adjourned at 9:05 P.M. by unanimous vote. Deput City Clerk Chairman William Breeze