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PCM19850416CITY OF MUSKEG0 PLAN COMMISSION MINUTES OF PLAN COMMISSION MEETING HELD ON APRIL 16, 1985 Mayor Wayne Salentine called the meeting to order at 8:15 P.M. PRESENT: Chairmap Wayne Salentine, Alderman Richard Nilsson, Secretary Edward Raimann, Harvey Boettcher, Les Constantineau, Richard Arrowood, and Jack Schmidt. Zoning Administrator Gerald Lee was also present. MINUTES: Mr. Constantineau moved to approve the minutes of the April 4, 1985 meeting. Mr. Boettcher seconded and the motion carried. OLD BUSINESS: read Resolution i1P.C. 36 85 Future Parkland Development, Inc. - The Recording Secretary - . Recommendinp. Approval of Rezoning from A to 1-2. Mr. Lee expiained that he a't'tended a tour conducted by Mr. Richard Mace of the Waukesha Park and Planning Director, of the Briggs & Stratton Plant Mr. Mace explained that a siting committee would negotiate with the developer toward agreement regarding the conditions of the landfill. The siting board is comprised of 2 (two) citizens, 2 (two) elected would revert back to the state. Mayor Salentine said any need officials, and 2 (two) county representatives. Any deadlock would be determined by the State, and that the committee has a responsibility to work out conditions. A hearing could take six (6) months. Mr. Constantineau stated that it appeared that no matter how the Commission felt, the City would get the landfill. Mayor Salentine explained the siting board recognizes Attorney Molter stated the zoning would be based on two the conditional use enforcement giving the City some control. conditions; one, approval from the DNR and two (2) it be limited explained that a petition for a conditional use grant is done to within 1 112 years after enactment of the rezoning. Mr. Lee after approval of rezoning. Tom Rutkowski explained that negoiations with Future Parkland and the siting committee would go into arbitration if the conditions are not agreed upon but once the area is rezoned, the ability to control the conditions would be set with the conditional use permit. Mayor Salentine development. Alderman DeAngelis spoke against the rezoning said the wetlands would be protected, there would be no saying the Plan Commission should take this under careful1 advisement, and that he objected to the DNR being able to tell the City what to do. Mr. Constantineau suggested that there the rezoning and one to change the text, adding the solid should have been two separate resolutions, one to deal with with landfill site. Mr. Schmidt moved to amend Resolution 36-85, as suggested by Attorney Molter to read, "BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That the rezoning be conditional zoning based on the approval of the DNR after the feasibility report which includes approval of - 0 0 Page 2 Plan Commission April 16, 1985 the need and environmental aspects within 1 112 years after inactment of rezoning the ordinance. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That in the event these conditions are not met the property and void." Alderman Nilsson seconded, and upon a voice vote the reverts back to its present zoning an the ordinance becomes null changed, and that there would be a separate resolution presented motion carried. Mayor Salentine stated the text should be to the Common Council. Upon a roll call vote the motion to adopt Resolution #PC 36-85 (As Amended) was defeated by a vote of 4 to Boettcher casting the dissenting votes. 3, with Mr. Raimann, Mr. Arrowood, Mr. Constantineau, and Mr. JACK WARDEN - The Recording Secretary read Resolution I1P.C. Mr. Raimann moved for adoption, Mr. Boettcher seconded. Mr. 44-85, Recommending Approval of Rezoning from RCE to RCE (OIP). Warden appeared before the Commission to explain the rezoning is being sought in order to allow a 400 to 430' radio communication tower to be built. This is a two-way radio communication tower the tower would utilitize two tenths of the area. The tower is for both small and large business. This is a 14 acre lot, and supported by guy wires, and would not present a major hazard because should it fall it was designed to fold, and it can withstand 100 mile winds. Mr. Warden has received approval from the FAA and the FCC, and would like start construction this summer around the end of July. Mayor Salentine said Alderman Tomczyk should be given time to review this request. Alderman vote the motion carried unanimously. Nilsson moved to defer, Mr. Constantineau seconded. Upon a voice MELVIN F. AND DELORES GULBRANDSON - The Recording Secretary read Resolution I1P.C. 45-85. Recommendine Auuroval of Certified Survey Map - Town of Norway: Mr. Arrowoid &wed for adoption. Mr. Boettcher seconded. Upon a roll call vote the motion to adopt carried unanimously. BECKER-RITTER FUNERAL HOME - The Recording Secretary read Resolution i1P.C. 46-85, Approval of Free Standing Sign. Mr. Upon a roll call vote the motion to adopt carried unanimously. Constantineau moved for adoption. Alderman Nilsson seconded. B. TOMICH - The Recording Secretary read Resolution I1P.C. 47-85, Approval of Second Garage Structure. Mr. Schmidt moved for adoption. Mr. Arrowood seconded. Upon a roll call vote the motion to adopt carried unanimously. SENTRY FOODS - The Recording Secretary read Resolution #P.C. 48-85, Approval of Temporary Sign. Alderman Nilsson moved for adoption. Mr. Boettcher seconded. Mr. Constantineau moved to amend for three (three) month approval instead of six (6). Mr. Boettcher seconded. Upon a roll call vote the motion to adopt Page 3 Plan Commission April 16, 1985 Resolution 1\48-85 (As Amended) carried with Mr. Arrowood and Mr. Schmidt casting dissenting votes. RICHARD PRUNUSKE - The Recording Secretary read Resolution moved for adoption. Mr. Raimann seconded. Mr. Prunuske will be /\P.C. 49-85, Approval of Second Garage Structure. Mr. Boettcher installing a fire wall in this 24‘ x 36’ structure. It will be used in part for storage. There were no neighbor objections. Upon a roll call vote the motion to adopt carried unanimously. INTERSTATE TOOL AND ENGINEERING, INC. - The Recording Secretarv read Resolution #P.C. 50 - 85 . Buildine Site and OperatiOkl Plan. A representative of Interstate explained he would like an addition to the present structure, and would be made of concrete block. Mr. Boettcher expressed concern that the addition would be too different from the existing building, and concerned about the value of their buildings if the City that the owners of businesses in the Industrial Park were principal structures. Mr. Raimann agreed saying the same continues to allow additions that are not compatible to the materials should be used. The representative explained this addition will be in the rear of the lot. Alderman Nilsson moved call vote the motion carried with Mr. Boettcher and Mr. to add the word “approval”. Mr. Arrowood seconded. Upon a roll Constantineau casting dissenting votes. -, - WAYNE DELIKAT - Resolution #P.C. 51-85 removed from the Agenda. GLENN PRAH - The Recording Secretary read Resolution #P.C. 52-85, Approval of Satellite Dish. Mr. Boettcher moved for adoption. Alderman Nilsson seconded. Mr. Constantineau said the City shouldn‘t be enforcing subdivison deed restrictions. Mr. Lee explained this will be a 5’ roof mounted antenna. Upon a roll call vote the motion to adopt carried with Mr. Constantineau casting the only dissenting vote. #P.C. 53 85 - , Building Site and Operational Plan. Alderman INGERSOLL CABLE - The Recording Secretary read Resolution Nilsson moved for adoption. Mr.^Boettcher seconded. Mr. Ingersoll explained he will be usin the Sindic Olds building, and will have approximately five (5 f employees, having three will not be paving the parking lot this year as he would like to entrances; Janesville Road, Bay Lane, and a service road. He put in an underground fuel tank. A sign request will be done at a later date. Mayor Salentine stated that there should be no Nilsson moved to amend the resolution to read, “WHEREAS, The parking allowed on the vision corner of the lot. Alderman grass, and WHEREAS, The asphalting will be completed fifteen (15) vision corner, as defined in the ordinance will be protected with ” 0 Page 4 Plan Commission April 16, 1985 months after the approval date of the resolution. Mr. Schmidt I1P.C. 53-85 (As Amended) carried unanimously. seconded. Upon a roll call vote the motion to adopt Resolution MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS: The Plan Commission would like a report on Thomas Landfill Mr. Boettcher advised the Commission that he is restgning as of June 1, 1985. ADJOURNMENT: Mr. Boettcher moved to adjourn the meeting at 10:15 P.M. Alderman Nilsson seconded and the motion carried.