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HomeMy WebLinkAboutP&Z MINUTES MAY 26, 1983!< ~?,C?t~~~S nF p LA'~T;•,T [?g C ^..`TD <%~"d ?TT C MF F ~1' T;~TC h`?.Y 26, 19Q? • Thie Planning and Zoning meetinrT minutes held Maur 2h, 198 at City- Hall. Those Present: Charles Frost -Chairman Chris Mix was excused, Glen Pond Gerald Taylar i~rarTr Lee Hill Bcb Purr in~rton Chuck Porter -?'Sew P7ember The rneetin~ was called to order by Charles Frost. minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. He reported that Clint Parkinson had withdrawn the request he had made at the last meeting. also that the n_:l.at presented bzr Blair Manwarng and Dave }3entan had been approved bar the City Council. Other business since the Last meeting, I'~?r. Harnwo~th who t^.ias converting the condominiums from the eJ:istin~f apartment h~}~~~;e on the ?rest szde off' town has submitted -his plat for final- approval, it was approved her the C it~r Cou.r.c ~.1 Charles F.r,ost welcomed the new I3o<.rd member, shtick Porter. The. first item of net~r business was concerning the peop?.e that have a business in their homes. There haTrebeen severa]_ requests, CharlPS Frost reverted for peop~:e to have a business temporarily in their homes and soma of the .requests have been for a permanent business ~.n areas that are zoned R.l and R2. One of these requests was from Mr. ~ianos~e~r on West l~Iain ~~,rho is currently operating his business aut of h_s home. He is looking for space in a commercial zone but as yet ha,s not been able to locate one. In the meantime he does have clients coming to h~_s home, Nile Bo rle of the Cit•T;~ Council has recieved some ~ompla.ints, He has. talked to Mr, Hanosky and he has said that he is anxious to come into compliance and is diligently looking for same business space. Gae 'dorsleT was ir1 attendance, she explained that she is stGrting her own weight loss. program. She reported that she .had purchased the. home at 10,5 W. Main to use as Yrer place of business but that in the meantime,. while the have is being refurbished, wkrieh will be for a month or six weeks, she would like permission to conduct her business from her home on Flrn ?treet, She told: the Plarrning Roard that there u*ould not be aloe of` people coming to her home and that the neiffhbors were the people interested in her program and that she did not feel that there would be aniT problem with them objecting to her having it in her home for this len~Yth of time. She said an~j advertising that was done would be connected with the address on W, Main, where she will be conducting her business as soon as the work an the home is completed.. Charles Frost said that he did~nt feel that this was a situation that should be considered for a variance,. since it 1S a temporary t~'Iin~?', not t0 exceed a i"iont'.1 or Six TnTBekS, end 7 ?Yf~,.~~'nCf? .S.:,mtat. ~~.-~~ ;,,,~, that long to process. after some discussion a motion was made by Chuck Porter, seconded by Bob Purring ton that it be recommended to the Cittir Council that thuzT acknowledge this as a temporarT~= situation not to exceed six_ weeks.. All Aye. It was recommended that she get a business licence but to list the business as being at the ?^y. Main ~t. Address sa as to indicate that this was a temporar,Y situation, Charles Frost said he felt the .board should discuss the problem of permanent business offices in living rooms, Iie stated that there area number of them. on Tr~Test Main that hav been. there for quite some time, that are in Rl and R2 zones, that may have variances and mar not. He feels that the Ci.ty,Council should be ,approached on the subject and het their reaction to the situation, Mr. Lamont i~?errill was in attendance concerning a SO ft. lat on 3rd F and 2nd N. t.Thich he vrould ;.ike ,~o urchase_ ar~d btiild, on_ . ~' .i ` ~;~' -,~. ~-; ~' -W r-~ >>.~:, Charles Fros~, reported f:hat our cuz'r~~n~ orc~l.nances cai1. f'or r~0 ft. tats. He ;,a.id some people !+aVe solved the r_~rablem ,,y p~rr~•:as`.n~> ~t?:~c J.ots and bui.idrzE an them. ?fir. rierrill was told that hG should ask for a v~:rianc:e from the City Council and present them with a plat of the building to be put on the lot. Bo?~; Purringtoz~ made a motiarl that variances be considered on ~0 ft. ~ot5 if' the oroposed new structure is similiar in use to the most recent structure on the property. And if the property owner ?rants to change the use of the property that it taould be considered on a case by case basis using the appli_caL1e zoning regulations. The matiori . was seconded by Chuck Porter. Ail voted. Aye. I~r. rierrill thanked the board for their he1~, A ~':rrDOrrDED .HOLIES ?;rF'Rt'~ DISCUSSED Chuck Frost reported that ;~ae ~t,i11 have some abandonded homes in town,. some of them have been boa.rdf}d t.r since 3.c76, the;,' are not ~-eneral.l~% plzh1 is nusiances, iY: t'?at they are boarded izrJ so the :ids can not ge,t into there to flay br,t thF~v are sti?_l abandonded homes. Chu.cic sa:i.r the City Council: has. ask far a recommendation from the p7.annin Loring Board as to haw they 'feel the situati_an should 1~e handled, Tha recommendation the Hoard decided on 1~.~ ^ ';hit the Cit~r Cour?c~_1 have a Pa1i.t~e Officer, si;:.c.: then cover all of the ci_t~v, to make a list of abandonded hor~,as anc~ rl^me.s -! :<>t a•r; potentially nusiances, sa that the hoard can 1.oci~: at thE; problem to sae if it is rea?1~T s~:a: i o?zs enou~r to warrant going an~~ farther°, ~,r if i_t cou3_d be handled by sped ir.~ nzzt letters, if there are°t too man;c-, te1.ling them to have tr,em hoarded zap. Tt ~~Tas decided not to meet a€Tain until. the Ju.1.,,~ meeti.n~ date unles=~ there is enolzgh 'r~usi.ness to wa.rrart it. Ger~~1d Tai 1.or :,jade a motion the - meeting- adjourn. aecond.ed by i~ob Pu'rrinrtori. 171 yore. 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