PCM19800617CITY OF MUSKEG0 PLAN COI4MISSION
MINmES OF MEETING HELD JUNE 17, 1980
CITY HALL
Mayor Gottfried called the meeting to order at 8:05 P.M.
PRESENT: Chairman Jerome J. Gottfried, Richard Arrowood,
Laura Kilb, Ald. Wayne Salentine, Jack Schmidt and Walter
Spann. Planning Consultant Joseph Mangiamele and Zoning
Officer Lee were also present.
ABSENT: Edward Raimann
MINUTES: The minutes of the previous meeting of June 3, 19bO
were approved as mailed.
Mayor Gottfried introduced Jack Schmidt as the new member to
the Plan Commission to replace Fred Lavey who has resigned.
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OLD BUSINESS: Since Mr. Lenger of Relocation Realty was not
yet present, Resolution #P. C. 31-80 was skipped on the agenda.
NEW BUSINESS:
ALJAN MERFERT - The Recording Secretary read Resolution
#P. C. 52-80, Approval of Revised Building and Site Plans.
Mr. Arrowood moved for adoption. Mr. Spann seconded the nlotj,m,
and upon a roll call vote the motion carried unanimously.
lution 8P. C. 53 80 - . AoDroval of Revised Building. Site and
CLARK SERVICE STATION - The Recording Secretary read R~~LI-
Operational Plans - Clark Service Station Additizn. Mr. Span!)
moved for adoption. Ald. Salentine seconded the motion. Pli!nning
Consultant Mangiamele presented his report dated June 17, 19h'J.
would agree to moving the sign back 25 ft. and would disconnect Mr. Norm Allen, representative for Clark Oil, stated tiley
the flasher and have the lights on a constant beam. He also
agreed to provide an evergreen hedgerow which would contain
car lights on the property year-round. He agreed to provide
plans when applying for his permit which would show the new sign
location, the hedgerow and also 8 parking spaces. In regard to
Planning Consultant Mangiamele's suggestion to provide access to
bad experiences in the past, that sometimes fast flow of traffic
the adjoining business, Mr. Allen stated that he felt, due to
through private property can create problems and dangerous
situations and he would prefer not to provide that access.
l1lP.C. 53-80 carried unanimously Upon a roll Call vote, the mvtion to adopt Resolution
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Due to the arrival of Mr. Lenger of Relocation Realty, Resolution
#31-80 was discussed at this time.
Resolution #P. C. 31 80
RSM to RS-2, SW 1/4 Section 9 (Hwy. 24) which had been deferred, and was on the floor for discussion.
property. Mr. Lenger stated that they had purchased the property
Mayor Gottfried gave the history of the zoning of that
in 1969 because of the multiple family zoning. Because of the
RELOCATION REALTY PROPERTY - The Recording Secretary read - , Recommending Zoning Map Amendment -
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0 subsoil problems on the site and extra engineering involved,
he didn't feel the property would lend itself to single
moratorium, no development of any type could take place anyway
family development, and that because of the present sewer
Therefore, he expressed objection to the proposed rezoning.
Mayor Gottfried indicated that one of the problems is
that when working out a PUD for this property with the RSM
zoning, the density becomes too high for the small buildable
portion of the site.
After continued discussion, Mr. Lenger requested the
Commission to allow him to come back with Mr. Ray Gray to dis-
Mr. Arrowood moved to defer action for two weeks. Mr. Spann
cuss the possibility of dividing four lots now along Hwy. 24.
seconded the motion, and upon a voice vote the motion carried.
SAM JOVANOVICH - It was noted that a public hearing had
been held just prior to this meeting, and that Resolution
BP. C. 54-80, Recommending Termination of Conditional Use Grant
1/61 and Approval of New Conditional Use Grant - Sam Jovanovich
(Midwest Mini-Tote Co.) had been read at that time. Mr.
Arrowood moved for adoption. Mrs. Kilb seconded the motion.
existing grant and the issuance of a new conditional use grant
Mayor Gottfried explained that the termination of the
would make it clear that the use of that premise as an auto body
shop is no longer valid.
Mr. Jovanovich stated that he wanted to continue the repair
of automobiles in addition to the fabricating and sales of the
mini-trailers, and that it is necessary to conduct his sales
outside of the building because that is where the trailers are
on display.
"and sales". Mr. Spann seconded the motion, and the motion to
amend carried.
that he wouldn't be able to work on cars any more because that is
Mr. Jovanovich stated that he was not agreeable to the fact
his livlihood. He stated further that he has not eliminated his
equipment, and that there have been no objections from the
community around him.
petition for expansion of the present conditional use since
Mayor Gottfried stated that it was up to Mr. Jovanovich to
manufacturing of the mini-trailers is a violation of his condi-
tional use.
seconded the motion and upon a voice vote the motion carried.
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Mr. Arrowood moved to amend No. 5 in the resolution to remove
Mr. Spann moved to defer action for two weeks. Mr. Arrowood
VALUE VILLAGE - The Recording Secretary read Resolution
#P. C. 55 - 80 , Approval of Sign Request - Value Village (Parkland
motion, and upon a roll call vote the motion carried unanimously.
Mall). Mr. Spann moved for adoption. Mrs. Kilb seconded the
ZONING ORDINANCE AMENDMENT - The Recording Secretary read
Resolution #P. C. 56-80, Recommending Zoning Ordinance Amendment - I
Section 3.06 Changes and Amendments. Mr. Akowood moved for
adoption. Ald. Salentine seconded the motion. Upon a roll call
vote the motion carried with Mayor Gottfried, Mr. Arrowood,
Mrs. Kilb and Mr. Schmidt voting "aye" and Ald. Salentine and Mr. Spann voting "no".
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ZONING ORDINANCE AMENDMENT - The Recording Secretary read
Resolution #P. C. 57-80, Recommending Zoning Ordinance Amend-
moved for adoption. Mrs. Kilb seconded the motion. After
ment - Section 6.02 Planned Development Projects. Mr. Spann
explanation of this section of the ordinance and upon a roll
call vote the motion carried unanimously.
ZONING ORDINANCE AMENDMENT - The Recording Secretary read
ment - Sections 3.06. 3.07 and 3.08 - Fees. Mr. Soann moved Resolution #P. C. 58 - 80 , Recommending Zoning Ordinance Amend-
for adoption. Ald. Salentine seconded the motion,'and upon a
roll call vote the motion carried with Mr. Arrowood casting the
only dissenting vote.
ADJOURNMENT: Ald. Salentine moved for adjournment at 9:15 P.M.
Seconded by Mr. Spann,motion carried.
Respectfully submitted,
brZaA ecording Secretary