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PCM19740820CITY OF MUSKEGO PLAN CONVISSION MINUTES OF IVLF-ETING HELD AUGUST 20, 1974 CITY HALL Mayor Gottfried called the meeting to order at 8:07 P. M. PXESENT: Chairman Jerome Got'cfried, Secretary Alvin Basse, Richard Joseph Mangiamele and Deputy Inspector Dan Nowak. Ald. Ronald Ford Arrowood, Kenneth Czaplewski and Edward Raimann, Planning Consultant arrived at 8:16 P. b!. ABSENT: Blair Dixon MINUTES: The minutes of the previous meeting of August 6th, 1974, were approved as mailed. OLD BUSINESS PARICLAND PLAZA - CARPORTS - Mr. A1 Evinrude, representative of Paschke & Associates. aDDeared to review modifications for carport construction in the Freedom Square I1 and I11 phases. He explained that there had been state code violations encountered in the construc- tion of the original carports which had been approved by the Commission in August, 1972. dation dated August 20, 1974, concerning the carports. of Revision to Carports - Parkland Plaza. Mr. Czaplewski moved for adoption. Mr. Arrowood seconded the motion. remodeled in accordance with the new plan submitted. the second paragraph, removing "existing and" in the last paragraph and adding "Be it further resolved that landscaping around the existing carports shall be completed prior to proceeding with the Phase I1 and 111 carports." Mr. Raimann seconded the motion and the motion carried upon a voice vote. Upon a roll call vote, the motion to adopt Resolution #P. C. 107-74 As Amended carried with Mr. Czaplewski casting the only dissenting vote. Planning Consultant Mangiamele reviewed his report and recommen- The Recording Secretary read Resolution #P. C. 107-74, Approval Mr. Evinrude advised that the existing carports will not be Mr. Czaplewski moved to amend Resolution #P. C. 107-74 by deleting PARKLAND CINEMA SIGN - It was noted by the Commission that Reso- lution #P. c. 109-74. Aooroval of Cinema Sien - Parkland Plaza. is on the floor, however, actibn had been deferre; at the previous mie'cing in order for Planning Consultant Mangiamele to submit several alternate locations for the cinema sign and to consider the possibility of a marquee. locations for the free standing sign as well as a plan submitted by Paschke & Associates which indicated a sign on two panels of the south elevation of the Parkland Mall. adopt Resolution #P. C. 109-74, Mayor Gottfried voted "yes", Mr. Basse, Ald. Ford called for the question and upon a roll call vote to Mr. Arrowood, Mr. Czaplewski, Ald. Ford and Mr. Raimann voted "no" the motion was defeated. and Planning Consultant Mangiamele reviewed several possible alternate 0 Page 2 - Plan Commission August 20, 1974 109-74-A, Approval of Cinema Sign - Parkland Plaza: "Be it resolved that the Plan Commission of the City of Muskego does hereby approve a cinema sign in accordance with the architect's proposal submitted August 20th, 1974, which indicates the sign on two panels of the south elevation of the Parkland Mall." Mr. Czaplewski seconded the motion. "Be it further resolved that no other advertising signs shall be per- mitted on the exterior of the building." Mr. Czaplewski seconded the Arrowood casting the only dissenting vote. motion. Upon a roll call vote, the motion to amend carried with Mr. Czaplewski, Ald. Ford and Mr. Raimann voted "yes" and the motion Amended, Mayor Gottfried and Mr. Arrowood voted "no" , Mr. Basse, Mr.. carried. Ald. Ford moved the following to be called Resolution #P. c. Ald. Ford moved to amend Resolution #P. C. 109-74-A to include: Upon a roll call vote to adopt Resolution #P. C. 109-74-A As 71-74mketch for Land Division. Mr. Raimann moved for adoption. Mr. Arrowood seconded the motion. appeared to discuss the division as well as road extension. After discussion and review of the topography of the area, it was the Commis- sion's decision that the Gold Drive extension would be most feasible. 4th paragraph and amending the last paragraph with Wentland Drive a roll call vote the motion carried unanimously. rather than Gold Drive. Mr. Arrowood seconded the motion and upon the motion carried unanimously. MARY ANDXOJNA - The Recording Secretary read Resolution #P. C. Mr. Gary Schaefer, surveyor and representative for Mrs. Androjna, Ald. Ford moved to amend Resolution #P. C. 124-74 by deleting the Upon a roll call vote to adopt Resolution #P. C 124-74 As Amended, #P. C. 122-74. ADDroVal of Certified Survey Mao. Ald. Ford moved for SHAGBARK SUBDIVISION - The Recording Secretary read Resolution adoption. Mr. Basse seconded the motion. from the Commission advised that when the subdivision is completed it of the property, that the remaining 7 lots will be platted when sewer could be through a plat including the four lots or just the remainder It was the Commission's opinion that the water from the four developed is available and that it is their intention to put in a drainage swail. not be completed in the subdivision. lots would create a severe drainage problem as all improvements would and Air. Czaplewski voted "yestt, Mayor Gottfried, Mr. Arrowood, Ald. Ford and Mr. Raimann voted "no" and the motion was defeated. . .. Mr. Roger Johnson, surveyor, was present and in answer to questions Upon a roll call vote to adopt Resolution #P. C. 122-74, Mr. Basse (See motion to reconsider later in the meeting.) Mayor Gottfried declared recess at 9:37 P. M. and the meeting reconvened at 9:57 P. M. ALVIN BASSE PROPERTY - The Recording Secretary read Resolution #P. C. 120-74 - Xecommendation of for Planned Unit Develop- ment. Mr. .by Gray, Rite Realty Corp., reviewed the proposed planned unit development pointing out that there will be a central well system Page 3 - Plan Commission August 20, 1974 with main appurtenances, that lots will sell for $11,500 to$2,000, that the 8 acre nature preserve leased by the school will be dedicated Highway 24. to the city and that they would favor eliminating the berms along is getting considerable water from other subdivisions which has made Mr. Basse, speaking as a citizen, advised that the area in question farming impossible. Ald. Ford moved to adopt Resolution nYP. C. 120-74 with approval. Mr. Czaplewski seconded the motion. Upon a roll call vote, Mr. Basse abstained, Mr. Raimann voted "no" and Mayor Gottfried, Mr. Arrowood, Mr. Czaplewski and Ald. Ford voted "yes" and the motion carried. TINTI - DAEDA PROPERTY - Mr. Jack Radtke, attorney representing the Tinti-Daeda property on the east shore of Little hluskego Lake, appeared to discuss the development of said property. He questioned the Commission's opinion of a proposal to construct a four-family unit on the east side of Lannon Drive next to the tavern.and motel and the development of two single family lots on the lake shore with the remaining lake shore parcel to serve as access for the tavern and no tel. Ald. Ford and Planning Consultant Mangiamele expressed opposition at the development of two lots on the lake. The Commission discussed the possibility of the development of a 6 or 8 family unit on the east dedicated to the city. side of hnnon Drive with the lake shore property either reserved or DAbIASKE ELECTRONICS - The Recording Secretary read Resolution #P. C. 121-74, Referral of Sign for Damaske Electronics to Planning Consultant and Architectural Sub-committee. Mr. Czaplewski moved for adoption. Ald. Ford seconded the motion and the motion carried upon a voice vote. HIGHlVAY SYSTEMS MAP - The Recording Secretary read Resolution #P. C. 123-74. Amroval of Highwav Svstems MaD. Mr. Raimann moved for adoption. Mr 1 BHkse seconded-the'motion. Consultant Mangiamele as there appears to be a conflict between the map and the city's comprehensive plan. Mr. Basse seconded the motion and the motion carried upon a voice vote. Ald. Ford moved to defer action and refer the map to Planning BRYAN ARDIS FRAME PROPERTY - The Recording Secretary read ResolpDroval of Sketch for ProDosed Develop- ment. Mr. Raimann moved'for adoption. Nr. Arrowood seconded the motion. the last paragraph. Mr. Arrowood seconded the motion and the motion carried upon a voice vote. because of extensive drainage problems." Ald. Ford seconded the motion Mr. Basse moved to amend the last paragraph to include "....and and the motion carried upon a voice vote. 125-74 As Amended carried unanimously. Ald. Ford moved to amend Resolution #P. C. 125-74 by removing Upon a roll call vote, the motion to adopt Resolution #P. C. Page 4 - Plan Commission August 20, 1974 SHAGBARK SUBDIVISION - Mayor Gottfried advised the commission Commission is to approve layout and design and the Common Council that in accordance with the Subdivision Control Ordinance, the Plan has the authority to approve or disapprove engineering, sewer, drai- nage, etc., thus the Commission could not disapprove of the certified survey map on the basis of the drainage problem. Mr. Atrowood seconded the motion and the motion carried upon a voice vote. Upon a roll call vote, Resolution #P. C. 122-74 was unanimously adopted. Mayor Gottfried moved to reconsider Resolution #P. C. 122-74. ARCHITECTURAL SUB-COMMITTEE - Mayor Gottfried appointed Ed Raimann, Dick Arrowood, Ken Czaplewski and Zoning Officer Lee to serve on the Architectural Sub-committee. He advised that the Committee will work with the petitioners to work out problems before they get to the Commission and that it will be up to the Committee to establish their meetings. SINGLE FAMILY PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT - It was the Commission's decision to discuss this proposal for planned unit development for single family projects at the next meeting. ADJOU2NMENT: Mr. Raimann moved for adjournment at 11:05 P. M. hlr. Ford seconded the motion and the motion carried. Respectfully submitted, w Recording Secretary Barbara J. Sands b js ARCHECTURAL COMMITTEE CITY OF MUSKEG0 0 MINUTES OF MEETING - SEPTEMBER 3, 1974 - 7:OO P.M. PRESENT: Mayor Jerome Gottfried, Commissioners: Richard Arrowood and Ed Raimann. Planning Consultant Joseph Mangiamele and Building Inspector Gerald Lee were also present. ABSENT: Kenneth Czaplewski. AGENDA ITEMS OAMASKE ELECTRONICS SIGN. - Mr. Damaske appeared with Ray Cvecko, reDresentative of KNK Industries. They compared it with the sign that was denied previously, The owner The Committee reviewed the proposed 8' X 10' free standing sign. stated that the reason for the free standing sign was because the location of the building, which sets back further than the Miller residence to the east. standing signs and their size. the color and makeup of that proposed for the free standing sign. so that the Owner would receive an answer from the Commission on the type of sign that would be permissable. The Owner requested that the @ with the makeup and color of the new sign. The Mayor stated that this alternate be of the size of the sign previously submitted(3' X 20') alternate would be given to the Commission. The Committee then recom- mended that the sign be attached and that the sign be 16' X 3', using the color scheme and makeup of the new sign. The Mayor explained the Plan Commission's position regarding free The Planner discussed the possibility of using the facia sign with It was suggested that options could be presented to the Commission PROFESSIONAL BUILD1NG:SIGN: The Committee reviewed the proposed sign and the location, and recommended approva1,providing that the sign does not exceed 6' above grade, which would leave the bottom of the sign 1 ft. above grade. that the over-all height,from grade, be IO', leaving the bottom of the TUDOR OAKS SIGN: The Committee recommended approval of this sign, sign 2' above grade. THE RIDGES SIGN: The Committee recommended that the Ridges sign be approved as installed, subject to the developer planting evergreens the height of the sign on both ends, and coniferous shrubs be planted along the base of the sign. Respectfully submitted, Gerald P. Lee, Building Inspector