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HomeMy WebLinkAboutP&Z MINUTES JUNE 29, 1988f S~ Those Present: PLANNING & ZONING June 29, 1988 Chairman: John Millar Members: Chuck Frost Jim Long P4ike Larsen Dan Hess Chuck Porter City Clerk: Rose Bagley John Millar introduced Glen Bean, New Building Inspector, to the Planning & Zoing. John Millar reviewd the minutes from April 28 and May 12. A motion was made by Chuck Frost and Seconded by Chuck Porter to approve the minutes of April 28. A11 Aye. A Motion was made by Mike Larsen and and seconded by Jim Long to approve the minutes of May 12, All Aye. • Larry Beesley was at ttie meeing to get prmission to add onto an existing garage on his mothers property at 80 North 5th West. The existing garage is 2 feet from the property line. He showed them a sketch. He wanted to add on another 16 feet 'to the existing garage for a storage shed. This would be the back of the lot. Chuck Frost .said you can go right to the back of the prperty line if the building is detatched. If the building is to the property line it will have to be fireproof, 5" sheet rock, cinder block, or metal. If it: is built fireproof to the line it would meet with 'the code and no action would be required. Gaylen Gneiting was at the meeting to request a zoning change at 309 South 5th West from R3 to Commercial. The property is situated south of the Barrick Candy Company. The proposed zoning map shows that the intent is to change it to Commercial. (copy of request for zone change is attached) The committee discussed teh South half of Third South Street between Fourth and Fifth West located immediately to the North of Lot 2. Mr. Gneiting stated that street had been abandoned. The city clerk was ask to check to see if that street had been abandoned. Chuck Porter ask him what he proposed to put in there. He said he would like to build some apartments at a later date. The commettee stated that it would fit with the master plan. Jim Long proposed that they recommend to the city council to change the zone in the area of 309 South 5th West from R3 to Commercial. Seconded by Chuck Frost, A11 Aye Steve Clark was at the meeting with a request, "It is our proposal to construct 4 tri-pleexs to the placed beginning at the west end of the existing notli building of our comple<~ and moving on west to the newly constructed fence. Thus number of parking spaces needed will be 70. This total was arrived at by figuring 12 spaces for the first 24 girls and an additional 58 parking spaces for the next 174 girls. • GIe met June 29, 1988 at 10:00 A. M. with the city fire marshall, the city building inspector, a regpresentative from the Off-Campus Housing Dept. of Ricks College, and the V.P. of the Rexburg Off-Campus Student Housing Association. All examined our plans and accepted our proposal." ~~~ He planned to connect the tri-plexs and will be separated with double walls of sheet rock. This will make it essentially one building. ~?e showed a plan he had drawn himself. The parking was discussed. John Millar stated that looking at the parking area at the existing apartments there seems to be a great deal of grade ~o it. The new drawing showed a.lot of grade. He ask if all the parking indicated could be used. Mr Clark said they would move the soil around to excavate it. Jim Long told him it looks great on paper when you start plotting places out but when you look at the circulation and how people are actually going to utilize it sometimes it is different. How successful have you been in your parking lot that you have. He was told that a 20 foot alley was not big enough and that 8` stalls was not big enough, 9' stalls is minimum. Chuck Porter ask what the zoning was in that area and if he could leagally build the tri-plexs and connect them. Chuck Frost told him he should get a Landscape Archetect or an engineer to draw up the plans for the complex and parking, using the current standards for driveways and parking lot widths. Jim Long said he would recommend that Mr Clark not be issued a building permit until he gets a layout signed by a Landscape Archetect or and engineer. The committee discussed the motion. Gordon Tychsen for the Fire Department was at the meeting and dicussed the room that a fire truck would need to get through. Jim Long said he would like to amend his motion to include a grading plan. Chuck Frost said he was concerned about .the run off from the property. In checking the zoning which is R2 a 5 plex is as big as can be built. He was told that if he joined the apartments they would have to be built according to the commercial code. He stated that Gary Ricks had not been made to build his new unit according to the commercial code. The Planning Board thought it should be checked on and ask the city clerk to check on it. Jim Long restated his motion, that we do not consider for approval this plan of Steve Clark's without a Licensed Engineer or a Licensed Landscaped Archetect's master plan, which will include grading and drainage and layout for the traffic circulation. Seconded by Chuck Frost All Aye. Chuck Porter stated that he was concerned that Mr. Clark wanted to join the units together. It doesn`t meet the zoning. The city clerk was ask to check on the history of Cameo and why they were allowed to be built in that zone. Mr. Clark was told. that the Planning & Zoning would hold a special meeting on July 20 before the City Council meets to review the plans. Jim Long stated that he thinks a lot of mistakes have been made in Rexburg, and as long as I have been asked to serve on the Planning Board and the fact that I am a Landscape Archetect and a Planner, it is my objective to see it is done right. tae need to to stop doing things wrong and start doing things right. •