PCM19800916CITY OF MUSKEG0
PLAN COMMISSION
MINUTES OF MEETING HELD SEPTEMBER 16, 1980
CITY HALL
Mayor Gottfried called the meeting to order at 8:lO P.M.
PRESENT^ Chairman Jerome J. Gottfried, Secretary Edward Raimann,
Richard Arrowood, Laura Kilb, Ald. Wayne Salentine, Jack Schmidt
Officer Gerald Lee were also present.
and Walter Spann. Planning Consultant Mangiamele and Zoning
MINUTES: The minutes of the previous meeting of September 2,
1980, were approved as mailed.
NEW BUSINESS
DON MILLER - The Recording Secretary read Resolution
#P. C. 85 - 80 , Approval of Concept Sketch - Proposed Addition
adoption. Mr. Raimann seconded the motion, and upon a roll call
to Existing Building in Industrial Park. Mr. Spann moved for
vote the motion carried unanimously.
#P. C. 86 80
adoption. Mr. Arrowood seconded the motion, and upon a roll
- , Approval of Pole Barn. Ald. Salentine moved for
call vote the motion carried unanimously.
WILLIAM LILLPOP - The Recording Secretary read Resolution
0 JOHN SCHAAL - The Recording Secretary read Resolution
#P. C 87-80, Referral to Planning Consultant - Rezoning Request
Mr Raimann moved for adoption. Mr. Spann seconded the motion,
and upon a roll call vote the motion carried unanimously.
PLANNER'S REPORT
ARTHUR BOSTATER PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT - Planning Consultant
Manziamele presented his reuort dated Seutember 12. 1980. Mr~ I
Bostater stated he felt this design was compatible with the
surrounding area, and that he is anxious to work with the Commission
was requested to submit a sketch using a straight RS-2 approach
to come to an agreement to get the parcel developed. Mr. Bostater
rather than PUD Mr. Bostater also requested that in the negotiations with SEWRPC, that the Commission have his orchard removed from the environmental corridor.
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DISCUSSION AND MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS
GEORGE RESCH - A petition with 23 signatures was submitted
by George Resch requesting a truck parking permit. Mayor
Gottfried advised Mr. and Mrs. Resch that it was not possible
Ordinance permitted truck parking permits only in undeveloped
for the Plan Commission to issue such a permit because the Zoning
areas. In orderfor the Commission to issue a permit, a zoning
ordinance amendment would be required, and a petition could be
submitted to the Common Council requesting a change in the zoning
Mr. Resch stated he was not interested in changing the ordinance, ordinance to permit parking of trucks in a residential area.
but wanted to park his truck only on a temporary-emergency basis
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0 without first having to call the building inspector. Mayor Gottfried advised Mr. Resch that the ordinance did not give
the Commission the right to grant a temporary parking permit
in a residential neighborhood at any time.
TEMPORARY SIGNS - The Zoning Ordinance now permits temporary
signs for one year, and may be extended for one additional year,
where development has not occured as rapidly as anticipated, it
with Plan Comnission approval. In the case of subdivisions
appears that the ordinance may be too restrictive. It was
suggested an amendment could include an annual review of tempor-
ary signs, a review of the condition of the sign andlor permitting
Another suggestion was two year time limit, renewable each 6 two year maximum time limit or until 75% of the lots are sold.
months thereafter with approval of the Plan Comnission. A
resolution will be drafted to amend the ordinance and will be
presented at the next Plan Commission meeting.
ACCESSORY BUILDINGS - Zoning Officer Lee reported that
recently he had refused to issue a building permit for an
accessory building because it exceeded the-l% limitation estab-
lished in the zoning ordinance for 3-10 acre parcels. They
subsequently filed an appeal which was granted by the Board of
Appeals, and the permit was then issued. It was the opinion of
the Board of Appeals that this portion of the ordinance was
unfair and could create unnecessary hardship. A graduated scale
will be presented at the next meeting showing various percentages 0
of lot size allowed for accessory buildings on parcels from
120,000 sq. ft. to 400,000 sq. ft.
PARKING IN RESIDENTIAL AREAS - Zoning Officer Lee reported
that he has been receiving numerous complaints regarding parking
in residential areas, noting that there is no provision in the
zoning ordinance restricting the number of operable automobiles
that can be parked in a residential area. He also noted that
complaints regarding junked or inoperable cars should be made
to the Police Department.
ENVIRONMENTAL CORRIDORS - The map proposed by SEWRPC showing
was reviewed. The following recommendations were made
the proposed Sewer Service Area and Environmental Corridors
portion of the City to include the Adrian Schmidt property (former
(1) The Sewer Service Area should be expanded in the northwest
Nike site). (2) The area around the former Nike site should be
removed from the Secondary Corridor and be put into an Isolated
Natural Area. (3) The Schaefer Woods should be removed from
the Secondary Corridor and be put into an Isolated Natural Area.
into a Secondary Corridor. (5) The drainage ditch thru St. (4) In the Tess Corners area, the Kurth Property should be put
Paul’s property in Tess Corners should be put into a Secondary
Corridor. (6) Lake Lore and Bluhm farm should be put into a
Secondary Corridor.
from Scott Kraus requesting that the Sewer Service Area be
brought down along the eastern side of Big Muskego Lake.
Mayor Gottfried noted that the City had received a request
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ENVIRONMENTAL CORRIDORS (cont’d)
with review of the center portion of the map.
Discussion will continue at the next meeting on October 7th,
ADJOURNMENT: Mr. Raimann moved to adjourn. Seconded by
Mr. Arrowood, motion carried. The meeting adjourned at 9:50 P.M.
Respectfully submitted, (jhd.md ean Marenda
“Recording Secretary