HomeMy WebLinkAboutP&Z MINUTES JANUARY 10, 2001PLANNING & ZONING •
.Tanuary 10; 2001
7:00 p.m.
Present: Presiding: Ted Whyte
Members: Ravmond Hill
John Watson
Doug Smith
Bobbette Carlson
Riley Bowman
Glenn Walker
Michael Ricks
City Clerk Marilyn Hansen
P.F.C.: John Millar
Council Member: Donna Benfield
City Attorney: Stephen Zollinger
Ted welcomed all the scouts in attendance.
Raymond made a motion to approve the minutes, seconded by John Watson. All voted aye, none •
opposed.
Public Hearing -SBA Towers
Marilyn read the Notice of Public Hearing.
Jessie Lasslie - 4424 S. 700 East, Salt Lake City
Jessie is a representative of SBA Towers and explained their intent with the Conditional Use
Permit. They plan to build a 190' free standing lattice tower on the land owned by Stephen Cook
near the water tower, better known as land south of the U. S. Cellular tower. There will be a
100'x100' yard accompanying the tower. Right now the company has approximately 13 towers
from American Falls to Ashton. SBA Towers builds the towers then leases them out to other
carriers, this tower will accommodate six carriers.
Opened public hearing.
David Kelsey -Rexburg, Idaho
David was interested in the exact location of the tower.
Greg Wood -Owner of Teton River Flying Service
Grey owns the Teton River Flvin~ Service out of Teton and is also an officer with Pacific
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• Northwest Air Applicators Alliance, a tri-state organization that encompasses, Idaho, Oregon
and Washington. This organization is concerned with notification that these towers are ~oin~ up
as well as lighting and painting. He complimented the zoning commission on trying to keep the
towers congregated in one area and requested they insist on the lights and the appropriate paint
application according to FAA regulations.
John Millar presented a map and discussion on the location of the tower. (Discussion of lights,
paint, roads, FAA approvals)
Doug made a motion to recommend this Conditional Use Permit to City Council for public
hearing. Motion was seconded by Bobbette, all voted aye, none opposed.
Final Plat Review -LDS Church
John Watson declared a conflict of interest. John presented the final plat and reviewed the use
for a future proposed Deseret Industries building with possibly a Beehive Clothing, facility
management offices, cannery, Bishop's storehouse but basically amulti-functional building of
42,000 sq_ ft. The LDS Church owns all the property which encompasses four lots. They want to
retain the ownership of Lot 3 for the proposed Deseret Industries building. They are platting the
rest to allow them to sell Lots 1, 2 and 4.
This plat has been surveyed, the power company will relocate the power line. There is also an
ingress easement running down the south side of Wendy's for easement into Lot 4. Discussion
concerning easements, sale of lots, roads, and water rights.
Riley made a motion to approve the final plat for the LDS Church. Motion was seconded by
Mike. All voted aye, none opposed.
Zoning Ordinance Modification
Several items in the zoning ordinance in need of review were discussed . Those items included
the following:
Auto sales in the Industrial zone
Cell tower regulations and ordinances and the possibility of classifying all
towers under a conditional use
Modification of the townhouse ordinance. Presently they are allowed only as 4
in a row and possibly this requirement needs to be changed to 6 or more
What conditional use permits can be approved on the Planning & Zoning level
without going to the City Council
Lighting standards for streets and parking lots
Sign Ordinance and variances
What is classified as landscaping
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John Watson stated he had access to lighting standards and will bring those to the meeting next •
time.
Each of these items were discussed at length. The modification of the zoning ordinance will
need to go to public hearing and it would be convenient and more efficient to make the changes
all at once.
It was suggested the Board review these items, review the zoning book and make note of any
other changes that may possibly need to be made. Stephen suggested the Board tackle several
items at one time, then when all items have been discussed and a decision made, a public
hearing can be held at one time.
The Board decided that three items, namely,
cell towers
parking lot and street lighting
be addressed at the next meeting to be held January 24.
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