PCM19840904CITY OF MUSKEG0
PLAN COMMISSION
MINUTES OF MEETING HELD SEPTEMBER 4, 1984
CITY HALL
Mayor Salentine called the meeting to order at 7:OO P.M.
Richard Arrowood, Harvey Boettcher, Alderman Richard Nilsson and PRESENT: Chairman Wayne Salentine, Secretary Edward Raimann,
Les Constantineau.
ABSENT: Jack Schmidt
MINUTES: Mr. Arrowood moved to approve the minutes of the August
21, 1984 meeting. Seconded by Mr. Boettcher, motion carried.
OLD BUSINESS:
RECONSIDERATION OF DISAPPROVAL OF SKETCH FOR LAND DIVISION -
Jean Vermilyea. Mr., Boettcher moved to reconsider the sketch,
Resolution i/P.C. 95-84. Mr. Arrowood seconded. Mr. Boettcher
noted a home could easily be built on the property. Mr. Arrowood
pointed out that a c eck of the zoning in the area wuld
determine the requir ments and guidelines, and this is not according to the zoning. Mr. Lee explained that that this is a
obtaining legal lot status, Mrs. Vermilyea sought a land division
which would create one lot that would be 50' x approximately
160'. Mr. Raimann asked if this would create two substandard
lot 18, and that parcel would be 3/4 the size required in that
lots. Mr. Lee replied that this division would leave 165' for
district. There are two laterals, the other remaining part of the lot would be added to the existing lot. Mr. Arrowood stated
that if the lot were created the driveway access should be off Lannon Drive not Center Drive. He further stated he was not in
ordinance explains what the City needs and that the Board of
favor of bending the zoning laws. Mr. Lee said the performance
Appeals can condition approval on a variance if necessary, and
expressed concern for a future garage on this property. Mrs.
Vermilyea said she would be willing to condition the sale of the lot. Mr. Boettcher stated that a deed restriction should be
be some guidelines and planning effort by the City and these placed on the property not the owner. Mr. Lee said there should
situations should be recommended by a professional planner.
Mayor Salentine said although it would be difficult to place a
garage on a 50' lot, that the Plan Commission created this situation, and there will be two homes on these lots. Upon a
roll call vote the motion to reconsider Resoultion P.C. 95-84 passed with Mr. Raimann casting the only dissenting vote.
Alderman Nilsson moved to write Resolution i1P.C. 103-84,
substandard lot with less than the average width (50'). After
APPROVAL OF SKETCH FOR LAND DIVISION, as follows: WHEREAS, a sketch has been submitted by Jean Vemilyea to divide lot 18 in the Krogmann subdivision, and
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WHEREAS, the Common Council (Resolution #184-84) granted
I legal lot status because this lot does not conform to the zoning
ordinance as average width, and
sq. feet), and
2193.061, one on 2193.072, within the confines of the required
square footage,and
Disaproval of Sketch for Land Division, and
WHEREAS, a yes vote was approval of Resolution A95-84,
WHEREAS, the land being subtracted from 2193.061 will be
peramently jointed to 2193.072.
Muskego approve the division of Lot 18 in the Krogmann first
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, the Plan Commission of the City of
addition subdivision.
The Recording Secretary read Resolution #P.C. 103-84 Approval of
Mr. Boettcher seconded. Upon a roll call vote the motion to Sketch for Land Division. Alderman Nilsson moved for adoption.
adopt Resolution #P.C. 103-84 carried with Mr. Raimann casting
Resolution WP.C. 103-84, "BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, this approval
the only dissenting vote. Alderman Nilsson moved to amend
is subject to the filing of a deed restriction on the property
addressed at W172 S7491 Lake Drive and that the garage and house be built simutaneously". Mr. Boettcher seconded. Alderman
Nilsson suggested to Mrs. Vermilyea she contact an attorney to
vote, the motion to amend Resolution #P.C. 103-84 carried with insure proper filing of the deed restriction. Upon a roll call
Mr. Raimann casting the only dissenting vote.
WHEREAS, it is proposed to create a lot 50' x 165' (8,250.00
WHEREAS, this would recognize two houses one on lot
NEW BUSINESS:
SINDIC OLSMOBILE: The Recording Secretary read Resolution
WP.C. 98-84, Approval of Temporary Sign. Mr. Boettcher moved for
motion to adopt Resolution #P.C. 98-84 carried unanimously.
adoption. Mr. Arrowood seconded. Upon a roll call vote the
#P.C. 99-84, Approval of Request for Fence. Alderman Nilsson
JOHN W. PALOKONIS: The Recording Secretary read Resolution
moved for adoption. Mr. Raimann seconded. Mr. Boettcher asked
how the 7' stockade fence would blend into the neighborhood. Mr.
Palokonis appeared before the Commission stating his fence would
be in line with his adjoining neighbors. Mayor Salentine said
this would create a nice image because of the uniform setback
Resolution #P.C. 99-84 carried unanimously.
from Highway 24. Upon a roll call vote the motion to adopt
100-84, Approval of Certified Survey Map. Mr. Arrowood moved for
LLOYD ERNO: The Recording Secretary read Resolution #P.C.
adoption. Mr. Raimann seconded. Mr. Lee asked Mr. Ern0 if the
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30 foot private road would definitely give access to the lot
created. Mr. Erno stated it wuld, and that the subdivision
association pays for the upkeep of the road, and obtains its fees
per house. Upon a roll call vote, the motion to adopt Resolution
#P.C. 100-84 carried unanimously.
BILL KOEHN: The Recording Secretary read Resolution #P.C.
101-84, Approval of Certified Survey Map, Tom of Norway. Mr.
Arrowood moved for adoption. Alderman Nilsson seconded. Mr. Lee
clarified that the private road was being moved from between
Parcel A h B to above Parcel A. Upon a roll call vote, the
motion to adopt Resolution #p.C. 101-84 carried unanimously.
JOHN SCHAAL: The Recording Secretary read Resolution #P.C.
102-84, Approval of Building Site and Operational Plan. Mr.
Raimann moved for adoption. Alderman Nilsson seconded. Mr.
Constantineau recalled the original rezoning of Mr. Schaal's
property had approved a building for a lamrnower repair business
which whould be placed in the back of his house, however, this
building site and operational plan puts the building in the front
of his house. Mr. Schaal stated that by putting the building in
he wouldn't be eliminating his backyard, and also he would make
the front of his house he wuld have more driveway access, that
it compatible to the face of his house. Mr. Arrowod stated the
original sketch shows the building was to be in back of the
house, and that the building should be as far back in the yard as
explained that nothing has ever been left outside, and that he possible to eliminate a commerical aspect. Mr. Schaal further
has always kept his yard neat. Alderman Nilsson said the
Commission should be advised as to what the neighbors think about
this building, especially the neighbor to the east of Mr.
Schaal. Mr. Constantineau recalled that in the Spring, Mr.
Schaal had a sign advertising rototillers for sale, and when
originally rezoned this was to be a low key operation. Mr.
Schaal said he has had tractors and lawnmowrs, but they have never been out overnight. Mr. Boettcher moved for deferment.
Mr. Raimann seconded. The motion carried unanimously.
MISCELLEANOUS BUSINESS:
Mr. Lee stated the sign for Elroy's Choir Practice had been
inspected today but had not received the report, and if necessary
Mr. Lee further stated the Tri-City sign on Janesville Road is
he would issue a citation.
now on Tri-City property and is 33 feet from the centerline.
Mr. Boettcher requested a correction to amended Resolution #P.C.
Corners Drive." 91-84 to state " outside storage be properly screened on Tess
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Mr. Lee advised there will be a Resolution before the Commission
budget, and their should be some direction as to a City
at their next meeting regarding the Inspection Department's
Planner. Mr. Arromod pointed out a planner should look at all
districts, approving and disapproving on a consulting basis. Mr. Constantineau agreed the City needs a planner. Mr. Raimann
suggested a planner should be on a part time basis.
Mr. John Schaal asked about the large sign put out by Bolt's on
Saturday night and Sunday advertising ham and rolls.
Mr. Lee stated the Larson Funeral Home sign on Janesville Road
should not have been put up without a permit and that a letter
will be sent advising them of same.
ADJOURNMENT: Mr. Ramimann moved to adjourn the meeting at 8:20 .. Mr. Boettcher seconded and the motion carried.
Respectfully submitted,
Recording Secretary Carole Vavri k
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