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PLAN COMMISSION
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MINUTES OF JOINT PLAN COMMISSION 1 MUSKEGO-NORWAY SCHOOL BOARD
MEETING HELD ON February 4, 1986
Mayor Wayne Salentine and Superintendent Donald Matheson called
the meeting to order at 7:OO P.M.
PRESENT: Chairman Wayne Salentine. Edward Raimann. Richard
Arrowood, Alderman Daniel Hilt, Secretary Les Constantineau. Dr.
Peter Parthum. and Zoning Officer Gerald Lee of the Plan
Commission. Superintendent Donald Matheson, Tom Somodi, Charles
Damaske, Linda Balint, Tom Ralson, Barbara Drezek. and William
Honeck of the Muskego-Norway School Board.
ABSENT: Jack Schmidt
The Mayor and Superintendent Matheson called the meeting to order
at 7 00 P.M.
The purpose of the meeting was to discuss the enrollment for the
Muskego-Norway area. Zoning Officer Lee reported the major
concentration of growth will be the Muskego Lakes Country Club,
Villa del Rio apartments and the Schafer farm (although at this
time, Mr. Schafer isn't sure how to develop his property). There
are small areas of development throughout the City
Mayor reported a Public Hearing will be held before the Plan
Commission on February 18, 1986. with SEWRPC regarding the change
continuing the process for that development.
to the sewer service map to include the Country Club, thereby
Mayor also noted, the City will need growth to make TIF
successful.
Mr. John Malcine, Chairman for the Town of Norway reported a 110
lot development called Harbor Point, and 120 lot development called Anna Acres.
Bay Lane was originally designed to house an elementary school.
development and/or adding a 5th grade to Bay Lane.
There is the possibility of redistricting without any additonal
When questioned by Dr. Parthum. Mr. Matheson said enrollment
projections are based on new and future housing, looking at
patterns which might expect to follow a trend in development
around the City.
Mr. Arrowood suggested notifying the School Board of Planned Unit
Developments.
Mr. Matheson commented that from what was said, the system could
hold approximately 4,500 additional students without adding new facilities.
The meeting ended at 8 00 P.M.
Plan Commission
February 4, 1986
The Mayor reconvened the Plan Commission meeting at 8:15 P.M.
MINUTES: Mr. Arrowood moved to adopt the minutes of the January
21. 1986 meeting. Dr. Parthum seconded and the motion carried.
OLD BUSINESS:
Property, deferred from meeting of January 21. 1986. The
RESOLUTION 1kP.C. 11-86 - Approval of Sketch - Nolting
Recbrding Secretary read a report submitted by Planning
Consultant Dr. Mangiamele. The report noted the City has no
policy in relation to the maintainance, management or upkeep of private or public wetland areas, and recommended a road be
area) be determined and soil types be indicated on the plat. Mr.
extended to Courtland Lane, disposition of the wetland area (park
Mark Swan €rom Innman Engineering appeared before the Commission
to report on the 14 acres of wetland being made into a park,
either City or subdivision owned. Mr. Arrowood said the City
prefers all purpose parks, rather than the smaller neighborhood
parks which are more difficult to maintain. After some
discussion, the Commission agreed the sketch should provide
information regarding the elimination of the park, a check on the
elevations and soil borings There was also discussion regarding
Lore. A sketch will be resubmitted prior to the preliminary plan
considering taking of soil borings. Mr. Arrowood moved to
defer. Mr. Constantineau seconded and the motion carried.
the creation the cul-du-sac connecting this proposal to Lake
NEW BUSINESS:
LORIS AND AGNES ROED - The Recording Secretary read
Resolution #P.C. 15-86, Approval of Certified Survey Map, Town of
Norway. Mr. Constantineau moved for adoption. Mr. Raimann
seconded. Upon a roll call vote, the motion to adopt carried
unanimously.
VILLAGE OF BIG BEND - The Recording Secretary read
Resolution 1kP.C. 16-86, Approve/Disapprove Sign. Mr. Arrowood
noted the Park and Recreation Board informally requested the sign
be compatible in lettering and coloring to the Muskego sign, that
it be maintained, including the grassy area, by Big Bend and have
no other community signs. Mr. Arrowood moved for adoption,
inserting the word approve. Alderman Hilt seconded. Mr. Arrowood
moved to amend Resolution #P.C. 16-86 to read, "WHEREAS, All
responsiblity of the Village of Big Bend." Alderman Hilt
future maintainance and landscaping of the sign is the
seconded and the motion to amend the resolution carried. Upon a
voice vote the motion to adopt Resolution #P.C. 16-86. As Amended
carried unanimously. 0
LEARNED REZONING - The Recording Secretary read
Resolution 1lP.C. 17-86, Determination of Location of Zoning
District Boundary Lines. Mr. Constantineau moved for adoption.
Mr. Arrowood seconded. Zoning Officer Lee reported that although
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the property is located partly in the EA district, the B-1 district and RS-1, the request for the overlay 00s was assigned
property is in the RS-1 district and the procedure €or rezoning to the EA district. Dr. Parthum noted that the majority of the
should be repeated. Zoning Officer Lee said the Plan Commission
should interpret the map according to the reasonable intent of
the Ordinance. Upon a roll call vote, the motion to adopt
Resolution #P.C. 17-86 carried 5-1 with Dr. Parthum casting the
only dissenting vote.
#P.C. 18-86. Reaffirming a Decision on July 17, 1984, Regarding the Extension of Moreland Road. Mr. Arrowood moved for
adoption. Alderman Hilt seconded. On July 17, 1984, the Plan Commission approved alternate "A" as a route for the Moreland
Grange Avenue to Janesville Road to Tess Corners Road. The City Road extension. Alternate "A" follows a southerly route from
of New Berlin favors alternate "D" route, which extends southeasterly from Grange to College Avenue. Dr. Parthum opposed
the extension saying the City of Brookfield although having an
increase to their economy stemming from Brookfield Square, had
many negative events as a result, i.e., burlaries. He also felt
Upon a roll call vote, the motion to adopt carried 5 -1 with Dr.
the impact would create heavy trucking on Highways HH and 24.
Parthum casting the only dissenting vote.
MORELAND ROAD - The Recording Secretary read Resolution
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MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS:
FRANKLIN NEIGHBORHOOD PLAN - Zoning Officer Lee reported
the City of Franklin submitted a neighborhood ulan of their City showing- how a section of their City which inclbdes a 189 acre .
strip of Muskego on North Cape Road could be developed.
regarding a division in a sewered area south of Loomis Road, 20
acres of land, with lots to be 175 feet in width and 60,000 feet
in area. Mr. Arrowood said the advantage in seeing it develop is
variance be granted or should it be rezoned? The Commission
that it would eliminate the need for mound systems. Should a
agreed the lots should be made larger and a variance granted.
Zoning Officer Lee asked the Commission for direction
ADJOURNMENT :
Mr. Raimann moved to adjourn the meeting at 10 00 P.M. Mr.
Arrowood seconded and the motion carried.
Respectfully Submitted,
Carole Vavrik
Recording Secretary
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