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Members Present; . Tlessrs. T. L. Todd, Chairman, John Foley. Vern. W. Lewis, Leonard
Odell, Vdn. Wilkinson, and Planning Director C. Edward Swanson.
1. The GASOLINE SERVICE STATION Special permit section of the Zoning Ordinance was
discussed at great length and it was noted that all standards set up in the
proposed amendment were reasonable and fair. Mr. Odell objected to restricting
the number of permanent ground signs to one in number, it being his contention
that no restriction should be made as to the number of such signs allowed. It
was pointed out that this restriction does not seem to be unreasonable in that
the service stations presently in the Village have only one permanent ground sign
on their premises.
It was roved b`1 Wilkinson, seconded by Lecvis, that the Service Station Special
permit section to the Zoning Ordinance be recogmended to the Village Council for
adoption. The motion was passed with four votes in favor and one opposed.
2. The proposes amendment to the Zoning Ordinance creating an "Office Building
District" was discussed and some questions crsre raised as to whether a ratio of
1 to 3 would provide sufficient off-street parking area. It was agreed that the
other provisions of the ordinance were reasonable and proper and that the only
item to be considered further was that of the parking ratio. It was moved by
Lewis, seconded by Bilkinson, that this item be tabled pending further investi-
gation of the parking ratio. Notion adopted by an unanimous vote.
3. 55-27, DALE J011USON's replat of lots 24 thru 30, Willard's Subdivision of Block
17, Mendelssohn. This area was the subject of a field trip on Saturday A.R.,
September 13th, and it was agreed that the area being replatted required a good
deal of fill and further, that the dimensions of the proposed lots were comparable
to the majority of those in the area. The size:, of the lots in Lampe's Subdivision
to the south were noted and it was further agreed that the development of the
5ohnson tract as proposed would be more desirable than to take a chance on having
homes built on the original 40 foot lots. It was moved by Wilkinson, seconded by
Lewis, that the preliminary plat be ap roved and that the Council waive the re-
quirement for an SO foot frontage for lot: 1 because of the existing sanitary trunk
sever bet,,meen the original lois 29 and 30. The motion was approved by unanimous
vote
4. 5-58-34, LORRAINE COURT, the proposed subdivision of the west 123 feet of Tract D,
White Investment Compony',s hidden Halley, by Benjamin H. Simpson, into 3 lots.
This property rias considered on a field trip by the Planning Commission on Satuy-elay
A.N., September 13th. It was moved by Wilkinson, seconded by Foley, that the pro-
posed plat be approved subject to the areas of the three lots containing at least
9,000 souare feet. The motion was approved by unanimous vote.
5. Z-58-26, Lot 4, Block 3, Edenmoor. RALPH OVERHOLT's request to be allowed to erect
an office building on subject property. It was moved by Lewis, seconded by Wilkinson
that the above described -tract be :rezoned to Community Store subject to receipt of
a signed agreement from Fir. Oaferholt to the effect that the property would be used
only for office buildings and further that if the Village Council should create an
Office Building District, that Mr. Overholt would not oppose the rezoning of this
property from Community Store District to Office Building District. Motion passed
unanimously.
Meeting adjourned at 10 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
C. Edward Swanson, Secretary ProTeml