PCM198603043 q j f,. CORRECTED - ._ CIT? OF MUSKEG0 MINUTES OF PLAN COMMISSION HELD ON March 4,1986
Mayor Wayne Salentine called the meeting to order at 7 10 P.M.
Present Chairman Wayne Salentine, Edward Raimann, Richard
Arrowood, Peter Parthum, Alderman Hilt, and Zoning Officer
Gerald Lee.
Absent: Mr.Constantineau. Mr.Schmidt, h Dr.Mangiamele.
Minutes Dr.Parthum moved to adopt the minutes for the Feb. 18,86
meeting. Richard Arrowood seconded. Motion carried.
NEW BUSINESS:
Resolution f1P.C. 20-86, Approval of Rezoning from RS-2 OHS to
8-2. Dr.Parthum moved for adoption. Richard Arrowood seconded.
Dick Arrowood stated he would want the City to initiate a more
forward plan for business, Dr.Parthum agreed but wondered if we
would loose control of the land if this were to be B-2. Robert
would be more generalized. Dick Arrowood mentioned the corner of
Klenz commented, maybe it could be B-3, but it was stated the 8-2
be better control in B-2 and would probably benefit the neighbors
Lannon & 24 is B-2. Zoning Officer Gerald Lee stated there would
using the proper landscaping. Langfeldt stated he would like to
build a cold storage building with a height of 15 ft.and would
display on the east side of the lot. It was stated by Gerald Lee
use a buffer for any outside storage.since there would be some
be submitted so we can be sure of getting their cooperation
that building,site h operational plans for the three businesses
roll call vote the motion to defer carried unanimously.
Dr. Parthum moved to defer. Seconded by L.Constantineau. Upon a
THOMAS CAMPBELL The Recording Secretary read
Resolution #P.C. 21-86, Approval of Sketch. Dick Arrowood moved
for adoption. Alderman Hilt seconded. It was asked of Gerald Lee
why these lots were so long and narrow. Lee stated that the
parcel was simply divided in half lengthwise. The barn will be
non-comforming because of location. Gerald P.Lee stated if
destroyed over 50% it could not be replaced in the same location.
This is also in an agricultural district and in the sewer service
area which requires 300 ft.width and the proposed width is to be
160 ft..so the Plan Commission will have to grant a 140
unanimously.
ft.variance. Upon a roll vote the motion to adopt carried
DUAINE LANGFELDT The Recording Secretary read
MASCH-MANN PROPERTY The Recording Secretary read
Resolution flP.C.22-86, Approval of Sketch. Dick Arrowood moved to
adopt. Dr.Parthum seconded. The Commission suggested the row of
lots abutting woods road be removed and all front lots to the
south be moved to the north,which would then have less
driveways on Woods Road and be a more interesting development.
Klenz stated three lots would not have access to Woods Rd. Two
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would have access to Freedom Dr.and the other to Durham.
Mr.Klenz,representing the property owner indicated construction
costs to shift the roads to the North would be too costly because
of existence of sewer and road. Upon a roll call vote the motion
to adopt Resolution flP.C.22-86 carried unanimously. 0
SEWRPC REPORT The Recording Secretary read Resolution
BP.C.23-86, Recommendation to Amend SEWRPC Report on Sanitary
Mr.Raimann. Mayor Salentine stated there is a letter on file
Sewer Service Area. Dr.Parthum moved for adoption. Seconded by
from MMSD which refers to 500 acres of metro landfill property
located on Crowbar Drive and Highway #45 in the City of
population density in the Sewer Service Area. The landfill areas
Franklin. The addition of this property will not change the
would be served by a forced main and adjacent properties could
not connect. Upon a roll call vote, the motion to adopt
Resolution fkP.C.23-86 carried unanimously.
Resolution f/P.C. 24-86. Approval of Sketch. Aldeerman Hilt moved
NANCY LINDSEY JANUSZ The Recording Secretary read
to adopt. Dick Arrowood seconded. Zoning Officer Gerald Lee
might be some problems with the sewer connection. Because of the
stated the assessment had been paid on 234.03 ft. He stated there
depth of the main the riser could be tapped and would become a
was asked if the sewer would run across the lot. Upon a roll call
private interceptor for two homes to be served by one lateral. It
vote the motion to adopt was carried unanimously. 0 Seeger Swanson------Report on Density
Seeger Swanson submitted general information concerning the
future growth of our City. Summing up our debit for the past five
years he stated borrowing in excess of $13,000.000: our annual
principal and interest is in excess of $2,000,000. The greater
part of principal payments are payable beyond 1990. Mr.Swanson
stated twice the growth should occur within the tax increment
districts than outside the districts. Mr.Swanson advises our
and also recommends residential growth which will result in more
cooperation in processing subdivision and development requests
commercial growth. Mr.Swanson concluded by advising the board to
was discovered on page 5. 424 acres of land would have to be
take a tour of the City. During Seeger's presentation an error
subdivided and built upon during a 7 year period. (Not 3,813
acres of land) A new report will be distributed.
ADJOURNMENT:
Mr.Raimann moved to adjourn the meeting at 9 00 P.M.
Mr.Arrowood seconded and the motion carried.
Respectfully Submitted,
Diane Witte