HomeMy WebLinkAboutP&Z MINUTES FEBRUARY 12, 1997!J~
DATE: (021297.)
Planning & Zoning
02/12/97
7:00 P. M.
Present: Chairman:
Board Members:
Excused:
Council:
City Clerk:
Attorney:
Engineer:
John Millar
Mary Ann Mounts
Davawn Beattie
Mike Thueson
Roger Muir
Richard Smith arriving at
Jim Long, Ted Whyte, John
Marsha Bjornn, Glen Pond,
Rose Bagley
Stephen Zollinger
Joe Laird
8:25 P.M.
Watson, Doug Smith
Nyle Fullmer
RE: REQUEST FOR C.U.P. FOR APARTMENT IN HOME IN SHERWOOD HILLS
TOPIC: (400,164,,,C.U.P.,APARTMENTS,SHERWOOD HILLS,SOMMER*JARED)
Jared Sommer-was at the meeting to request a Conditional Use Permit in
Sherwood Hills to build a home with an apartment. He has gotten the
approval from the Architecture Control Committee for that Subdivision.
He WCUld 11ke t0 have a tW0 bedr0viii apartiiient tC house 4 Cr 6
students. John Millar told him with 6 students it would take 5
additional parking spaces. Jared showed a plot plan with the parking.
He would have a three car garage. John told him only one parking spot
could be counted in the setback area. Discussion on the parking. He
was told according to the ordinance he would only be allowed to have 4
students in the apartment. With four students he would need three
additional parking places. He would need to bring a revised parking
plan back to this board. We did not have a quorum yet so we would have
to wait to make a motion for a Public Hearing.
RE: PARKING PLAN REVISION FOR ERICKSON PONTIAC
TOPIC: (400,164,,,PARKING LOTS,ERICKSON PONTIAC,CLEAR SITE TRIANGLE,
FENCES,LANDSCAPING)
Parking Plan Revision for Erickson Pontiac. Dave Waldren representing
Forsgren Associates was at the meeting to present the plan. John
Millar declared a conflict of interest. Mary Ann Mounts chaired this
issue. Erickson Pontiac purchased the old Calaway Motel and are using
their old office as an office. They are repaving and reconstructing
the parking lot. Joe had checked the plan and made comments on the
plan. They will have excess of 10~ of green space. They will use an
18" curb to put the fence in. Preliminary plans are to put light post
inside and in various areas to provide adequate lighting for the area.
They will slope the ground to provide for adequate drainage to a single
catch basin on the property and out to the existing storm sewer. They
plan for a chain link fence with slats to provide a visual barrier to
the residential area. They would not put anything in the Clear Sight
Triangle as corrected by Joe. The lighting will be shielded from the
residents. They want to keep it as residential looking as possible.
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(Joe discussed how the landscaping and fence is addressed in the
ordinance) They will landscape with grass, shrubs and trees. A vote
to approve or disapprove will be later in the meeting as soon as we get
a quorum.
RE: DOWNTOWN REVITALIZATION DISCUSSED
TOPIC: (400,165,,,DOWNTOWN REVITALIZATION)
Downtown Revitalization- Davawn showed some pictures that Jim Long got
of these type of projects for ideas. These were landscaping ideas.
With the amount of money we will have it will be a small improvement
project. (discussion) Some ideas were: Joe suggested infrastructure;
other ideas were improving College Ave; demolishing an old building and
making a park; extending the Tabernacle Civic Center park; a park or
something in conjunction with the new court house; using the Wood
property for a park; something to improve the back door access to the
businesses.
It was decided to not have a work meeting on February 20 for the
Comprehensive Plan because of the county public hearing. There will be
a public meeting for the Comprehensive Plan on February 27.
RE: CROSS SECTION'S, ROAD WIDTHS; LANDSCAPING DISCUSSED
TOPIC: (400,165,,,CROSS SECTIONS,ROAD WIDTHS,LANDSCAPING,SETBACKS,
RICKS PALMER SUBDIVISION,PLANTIivG STRIF)
!~ Work Meeting with the council and citizens for Road Width and
Landscaping of residential, collectors and arterial roads. Joe handed
out a copy of reasons for and against these widths and landscaping.
{on file) Marsha Bjornn asked for comments.
Joe discussed the issue. Davawn questioned if we are being too
restrictive. Stephen explained that he had comments this week, it may
be in the presentation of the cross sections that there is confusion.
When we talk about 110 foot road right-a-way or in Gene Palmer's case
they were calling it a 85 foot road section, the feed back he got was
they pictured a 85 foot road. Stephen suggested the road would be 50
feet with five feet for the sidewalk and 10 feet landscaping. He asked
Gene how it would differ from if he owned it and was required to put a
sidewalk in. If the city required him to put in a sidewalk and it be
no nearer than 7 feet to the curb, you would have the same results only
he would own the property. Gene felt that if people wanted to do that
it was different than for someone to arbitrary give 20 feet of land
which is unreasonable. (discussion) Gene said he had talked to a lot of
people who are trying to get into their first home and they are having
to make incredible sacrifices. Some people who are trying to upgrade
to a larger home have given up because it took them so long to get the
equity in that home and they are not willing to saddle the extra
financial burden they will have to assume. Everything you add to the
cost will cut the building down more. (discussion} Discussion on curb
side sidewalks and also safety. Joe discussed issues of the Phase 4 of
the Ricks Palmer Subdivision. Dave Waldren from Forsgren explained
• some drawings he had done to help the problems they would have with the
road in Phase 4 and the right-a way in the area of the canal.
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John Millar suggested that right now we require a 25' setback from the
property line. What if we changed it to a 20' setback, allowed then a
5' to 7' planter strip which would not change anything but would get us
a planter strip. Gene Palmer said they could probably live with that.
John said that would allow for a usable safe sidewalk that could be
maintained year around.
Sheila Barney was at the meeting and stated that she was concerned.
Richard Srnith arrived at the meeting.
Roy Jeppesen was at the meeting to ask about the, arterials. Stephen
told him the locations of the arterials are not on the agenda, it is
just the cross sections. Glen Pond told him the council already
approved the location within the Impact Zone. The county will have to
approve it. (discussion with Stephen, Richard and Roger)
John Millar asked for a motion on approval of the minutes. A motion
was made by Mike Thueson and seconded by Mary Ann Mounts to approve the
minutes of 1/22/97. All Aye
The board reviewed with Richard the Application for a Condition Use
Permit in Sherwood Hills for Jared Sommers for an apartment for 4
students. A motion was made by Mary Ann and seconded by Mike to set it
fC~r rubiic: Heating. ii1" SOTT1111er w8S tvid aie needed t0 brliig .~.a. a parklny^
plan to the next meeting prior to the Public Hearing. All Aye to the
motion.
The board reviewed with Richard the parking plan revision for Erickson
Pontiac. John Millar declared a conflict of interest. Mary Ann
chaired the issue. A motion was made by Davawn and seconded by Richard
to accept the parking plan with the change for the Clear Site Triangle
as re-drawn, and the board recommend they have the fence and
landscaping as drawn. All Aye
Glen Pond told the board the council brought up the issue on Hill road
from Phase 4 of the Ricks Palmer Subdivision and they were concerned
about the economics. Now they have found out they can't enter onto
Hill road so that has changed that problem. His feeling is he is in
favor of having the strip. Marsha Bjornn said she would like to see
the planting strip. Richard felt John had a good idea to change the
setback regulation for all over town and strike a compromise. Nyle
Fullmer felt the strip had worked good on 2nd East and everyone cleans
the snow, but the strip is only about 4 to 3 feet. (discussion) It
was suggested that everyone on the board go around and look at the
areas that have a strip and how large they are and how it works.
Because the 4th phase of the Ricks Palmer subdivision preliminary plat
has been approved, it would be grandfathered.
Meeting adjourned.