PCM19850820CITY OF MUSKEG0
PLAN COMMISSION
MINUTES OF PLAN COMMISSION MEETING ON AUGUST 20, 1985
Mayor Wayne Salentine called the meeting to order at 7:OO P.M.
Arrowood, Alderman Richard Nilsson, Les Constantineau, Dr. Peter
PRESENT: Chairman Wayne Salentine, Edward Raimann, Richard
Parthum, Dr. Joe Mangiamele, and Zoning Officer Gerald Lee.
ABSENT^ Jack Schmidt
MINUTES. Mr. Raimann moved to approve the minutes of the August 6, 1985 meeting. Alderman Nilsson seconded. Dr. Parthum asked
Mr. Arrowood if he actually said Tri County Tie and Timber had
minutes on page 2. Mr. Arrowood said he had known about this
been in operation for 1 1/2 to 2 years, as mentioned in the
from the Public Hearing. Dr. Parthum asked that the initials for
to read SEWRPC. Upon a voice vote, the motion to adopt the
the Southeastern Wisconsin Regional Plan Commission be corrected
minutes as corrected carried.
OLD BUSINESS:
ARTHUR BOSTATER - The Recording Secretary read Resolution
#P.C. 99-85, Approval/Disapproval of Sketch, deferred from
Mangiamele's report, with his attorney James Hammes, submitting
sketches showing the elevations for his proposal. Sketch A showed a contour elevation above 788, and Mr. Bostater said, Dr.
Mangiamele's report reduced the amount of lots to 10, which would
double the cost of development. The eleventh lot in the sketch
was marsh, and not practical to build upon. He also said a
subdivision was economically not feasible. Mr. Bostater asked if
approve a four parcel division, as submitted on Resolution #P.C.
the Commission can't approve the entire concept, could they
113-85, as Exhibit A. Attorney Hammes explained Dr. Mangiamele's
sketch is not feasible, from an economic standpoint because costs
would double and from a practical standpoint, the layout is not
good because it would render one lot unbuildable because of the
muck. Mr. Bostater felt Exhibit A is the best overall
development, and only wants to develop the first four lots at
this time. The four lots would have their own driveways with one
access point, one for each two lots, to Highway Y. Upon a roll
call vote the motion to adopt Resolution #P.C. 99-85, with
Exhibit A, with the word "approve" carried by a vote of 4-2, with
Dr. Parthum and Mr. Constantineau casting the dissenting votes.
meeting of August 6, 1985. Mr. Bostater reviewed Dr.
ROBERT KLENZ - The Recording Secretary read Resolution #P.C.
103-85, Approval/Disapproval Recommending Change in PUD, deferred
from the meeting of August 6, 1985. Dr. Mangiamele read his
final plan for the development of the area; PUD status expects to show a 1 aspects of an overall plan, such as parking. lighting
a report, and suggested Mr. Klenz show where the lots fall into the
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and landscaping. Mr. Klenz said he would remove this request
rather than lose the PUD status, as he has no intention of
changing anything but the parcel for Larson Brothers Funeral
Home. When questioned about water, Mr. Klenz said he thought Mr.
Larson would have a private well. Alderman Nilsson said Larson
Brothers, as proposed in Dr. Mangiamele's report, should bring in
motion to adopt Resolution #PC. 103-85, with the word "approval"
plans within no later than 90 days. Upon a roll call vote the
carried by a vote of 5-1, with Dr. Parthum casting the only
dissenting vote.
GREATER MILWAUKEE BAPTIST TEMPLE - The Recording Secretary
read Resolution #P.C. 110-85, Building Site and Operation Plan,
deferred from the August 6, 1985 meeting. Reverend Norwood
appeared before the Commission to explain he is meeting with the
Muskego-Norway School Board in September to discuss buying Durham
Hill School, and would be getting a perc test. There would be no
changes to the building other than those suggested by the
building inspector; the fencing and playground would remain.
When afforable, the church would add shrubs and a steeple. Mr.
Arrowood suggested a timetable for the landscaping. Mr. Raimann
moved to amend the resolution to read, "WHEREAS, landscaping to
be submitted within two years". Mr. Arrowood seconded. Upon a
roll call vote, the motion to amend carried 5-1 with Mayor
Salentine casting the only dissenting vote. Upon a roll call
vote, the motion to adopt Resolution f1P.C. 110-85 (As Amended),
carried 5-1 with Mayor Salentine casting the only dissenting
vote.
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TRI COUNTY TIE AND TIMBER - The Recording Secretary read
Resolution I1P.C. 101-85, Approval/Disapproval of Chanae of Use
(Possible Reconsideration). Alderman Nilsson moved for
reconsideration. Mr. Arrowood seconded. Mayor Salentine
abstained from the voting. Upon a roll call vote the motion to
reconsider carried unanimously. Mr. Arrowood moved to defer
vote, the motion to defer carried unanimously.
until September 3, 1985. Mr. Raimann seconded. Upon a roll call
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NEW BUSINESS
#P.C. 111 -85, Approval of Temporary Sign. Mr. Arrowood moved for
LINCOLN STATE BANK - The Recording Secretary read Resolution
adoption. Mr. Cbnstantineau seconded. Mr. Michael Gapinski
blue with white and black letters, would be 200' to 250' from the
appeared before the Commission to explain the sign would be dark
Muskego sign on the triangle. Upon a roll call vote the motion
to adopt carried unanimously.
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LAKE MEADOWS - The Recording Secretary read Resolution #P.C.
111-85, Approval of Temporary Sign. Mr. Constantineau moved for
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adoption. Alderman Nilsson seconded. Temporary signs in
subdivisions are allowed until the subdivision reaches 75%
development. Zoning Officer Lee said Lake Meadows is at 72%
development. It was suggested the ordinance be reviewed to allow
larger subdivisions to keep their signs up for a longer period of
unanimously.
time. Upon a roll call vote the motion to adopt carried
ARTHUR BOSTATER - Denial of Sketch - Resolution #P.C. 113-85,
withdrawn
HERITAGE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - The Recording Secretary read
moved for adoption. Dr. Parthum seconded. Vi Joy spoke for the
Resolution #P.C. 114 - 85 , Approval of Temporary Sign. Mr. Raimann
church explaining the sign will be made of plywood with painted
letters, and will advertise a one day rummage sale, both signs
would face Janesville Road. It was noted this corner is becoming
congested with signs. Dr. Parthum moved the resolution be
amended to allow only one sign on the property. Alderman Nilsson
seconded. Mrs. Joy said there is no access €or the church on
Janesville road, and the better place for the sign is at the
the motion to amend was defeated by a vote of 4-2, with Mayor
Salentine, Mr. Raimann, Mr. Arrowood, and Mr. Constantineau
casting the dissenting votes. Upon a roll call vote the motion
to adopt Resolution #P.C. 114-85, carried unanimously.
point of Janesville and College Avenues. Upon a roll call vote,
IRVING FISCHER - The Recording Secretary read Resolution
#P.C. 115-85, Architectural approval of Second Garage
Structure. Alderman Nilsson moved for adoption. Mr. Arrowood
seconded. Upon a roll call vote the motion to adopt carried
unanimously.
j1P.C. 116-85, Architectural Approval of Second Garage
Structure. Alderman Nilsson moved for adoption. Dr. Parthum
seconded. Upon a roll call vote the motion carried unanimously.
Mayor Salentine called €or a recess at 9 10 P.M., the meeting
reconvened at 9 20 P.M.
ALLAN GRUENEWALD - The Recording Secretary read Resolution
FUTURE PARKLAND DEVELOPMENT - The Recording Secretary read
the conditions established to date for Resolution #P.C. 102-85.
Mr. Arrowood corrected the conditions as follows:
a. shall be controlled.........
b. Future Parkland will .......
In discussion of the buildings, Mr. Rutkowski explained that part
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business which may be demolished, and two residencs. There are
of the barn will be used for an office. There is an auto body
no plans for any new buildings. In discussion of the site; there
would be no additional foundry waste except for that of Briggs
and Stratton. Additional foundry waste would shorten the 15 year
approval from the City and the DNR. The engineering report will
life of the site. Any other foundry would also have to have
be discussed at a special meeting agreed upon as being August 24.
1985. In discussion of the landscaping, Mr. Curt Malazzi stated
the current plan is to destroy the trees along the access road.
Mr. Raimann suggested replacing trees to screen the landfill for
the residences. Mr. Constantineau moved to defer until the
special meeting of August 24, 1985. Alderman Nilsson seconded.
Upon a voice vote, the motion carried unanimously.
MISCELLEANOUS BUSINESS:
Alderman Nilsson said a review of the road widths should be
started after the landfill project is completed, including curbs
and gutters, and dedication.
Dr. Parthum suggested drafting a letter to owners of conditional
use grants to advise of the procedures for a change of use.
him 30 days to screen the outside storage.
Zoning Officer Lee noted a letter was sent to Mr. Duranso giving
The City of Franklin has advised the City of Muskego of a Public
a limited industrial district.
Hearing for K K Auto Salvage requesting auto sales and service in
ADJOURNMENT :
Mr. Arrowood moved to adjourn the meeting at 10:15 P.M. Mr.
Raimann seconded and the motion carried.
Respectfully submitted
Carole Vavrik
Recording Secretary