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PCM19860902CITY OF MUSKEGO PLAN COHMISSION MINUTES OF PLAN COMMISSION MEETING HELD ON September 2, 1986. Mayor Wayne Salentine called the meeting to order at 7:OO P.M. PRESENT: Chairman Wayne Salentine, Edward Raimann, Alderman Frank DeAngelis, Dr. Peter Parthum, Jerald Hulbert (arrived late), Jack Schmidt, and Administrative Assistant Gene Kovacs ABSENT: Secretary Les Constantineau, Zoning Officer Lee MINUTES: Mr. Raimann moved to adopt the minutes of the August 19, 198b meeting. Mr. Schmidt seconded. NEW BUSINESS: 2ND GARAGE STRUCTURE-JANUSZ The Recording Secretary read Resolution I1P.C. 163-86. Architectural Auuroval 2nd Garage Structure-Nancy Lindsey'Janusz. Mr. Schmidt moved for adoption. Dr. Parthum seconded. Nancy Janusz indicated that the garage dimension should be 22' X 40'. Dr. Parthum moved to amend the resolution to change the garage dimensions from 26' X 28' to additional square footage would still maintain the same 20' X 40'. Mr. Schmidt seconded. Mr. Kovacs stated that the unanimously. Upon a roll call vote the motion to adopt setbacks. Upon a voice vote the motion to amend carried Resolution I1P.C. 163-86 (As Amended) carried unanimously. Mr. Hulbert arrived at the meeting at this time. - 2ND GARAGE STRUCTURE-FINCO The Recording Secretary read Resolution I1P.C. 164-86, Architectural Approval 2nd Garage Structure-Ronald Finco. Alderman DeAngelis moved for adoption. Dr. Parthum seconded. Upon a roll call vote the motion to adopt carried unanimously. 2ND GARAGE STRUCTURE-HOLTZ The Recording Secretary read Resolution #P.C. 165-86, Architectural Approval 2nd Garage Structure-Delbert Holtz. Mr. Raimann moved for adoption. Dr. Parthum seconded. Mr. Holtz indicated that the dimensions for the pole building should be 30' X 63'. Mr. Schmidt moved to amend the resolution to change the dimensions from 30' X 45' to 30' X 63'. Mr. Hulbert seconded. Upon a voice vote the motion to amend carried unanimously. Upon a roll call vote the motion unanimous1 y. to adopt Resolution #P.C. 165-86 (As Amended) carried NORDBERG POWER CHIEF DIESEL, INC. The Recordin Secretary read Resolution I1P.C. 166 - 86 , Approval of Bui f ding, Site, & Operation Plan - W125 S9791 S. North Cape Road. Mr. Schmidt moved for adoption. Dr. Parthum seconded. Mr. Szmurlo PLAN COMMISSION - Page 2 September 2, 1986 was present and indicated he wished to purchase the Durham Hills School to locate service parts for the Nordberg Product line. He building to inform him of what would be necessary to bring the wished to have the building inspection department inspect the building up to code in order to receive an occupancy permit. Ninety percent of the business activity would be inside the building with just a truck parked outside. He indicated no outside storage would be necessary. On occasion it might be necessary to rebuild one, two or three cylinder motors on an building. Dr. Parthum questioned the septic tank problem which exchange basis, but this activity would take place inside the had been brought up in a previous resolution. It was mentioned that the health department would have to make the determination on this problem. Mr. Kovacs stated that this property is zoned B4/0IP which allows retail activities. Alderman DeAngelis mentioned the underground gas storage tank. Mr. Szmurlo above ground tank but this would need to be inspected by the DNR indicated he would be willing to remove the tank and put in an to judge the feasibility of removing the tank. Dr. Parthum moved to amend the resolution to read, "BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That there will be no outside storage on this property." Mr. Raimann seconded. Upon a voice vote the motion to amend carried unanimously. Upon a roll call vote the motion to adopt Resolution 1IP.C. 166-86 (As Amended) carried unanimously. 2ND GARAGE STRUCTURE-PETFALSKI The Recording Secretary read Resolution #P.C. 167 86 Structure-Michael Petfalski. Dr. Parthum moved for adoption. Alderman DeAngelis seconded. The applicant indicated from the audience that he would like to put this shed 6' from the lot line as it was only twenty square feet larger than required to be able to put it three feet from the lot line. A neighbor spoke and indicated he was in favor of allowing the shed to be put closer to the lot line as it was in his direct view and would not divide the yard as much. Mr. Kovacs explained to the petitioner that this request would have to be taken to the Board of Appeals and that he would have to prove a hardship. Upon a roll call vote the motion to adopt carried unanimously. - , Architectural Approval 2nd Garage MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS: CLAY EXTRACTION Mr. Mark Halleen , Program Manager of Creative Resource Ventures, Ltd. presented a proposal for clay Resource Ventures Ltd. is located in Madison and is owned by RNT extraction in Section 36 in the City of Muskego. Creative which in turn is owned by Wisconsin Power and Light Company. CRV currently has an option to purchase with the Weseljak's who own the property which is located one half mile north of the County line. The property is zoned agricultural and therefore does not require rezoning but a conditional use permit. The project September 2, 1986 PLAN COMMISSION - Page 3 consists of removing approximately 600,000 cubic yards of clay from 45 acres over a three year period in four sequential phases, time. CRV intends to extract clay to an average depth of 9'. therefore only 10-12 acres will be under excavation at any one The operation will begin with construction of an access road with a sedimentation pond constructed in the northwest corner of Phase routed around the the excavation and into a sedimentation basin I at an elevation to allow proper runoff. Surface water will be property line. Topsoil of 1' to 2' will be removed and to a newly constructed ditch west of the basin along the north clay is extracted from Phase I, it will be covered with the 1 stockpiled in the designated area east of Phase IV. After the foot of topsoil from Phase 2. This process will repeat until Phase IV cover consists of topsoil originally taken from Phase restoration of the landscape will be extended slightly downward I. Phase V will revert the property back to farmland. The and horizontally. Alderman DeAngelis expressed concern of what benefit another landfill would be to the City of Muskego and suggested that the ordinance might be updated or changed to incorporate some monetary benefit. 0 BOEHM-PRELIMINARY PLAT REVIEW Mr. Gregory Boehm presented his preliminary plat to the Plan Commission for would be eliminated or somewhat intermixed with single family review. He indicated that the five duplexes facing Lannon Drive unbuildable and could be divided between lots 36 and 37 giving dwellings. The Commission expressed that the outlot remain unbuildable. Mr. Boehm will submit his changed plans for the additional acreage to these parcels but designated as Plan Commission meeting on September 16, 1986. FROELICH SUBDIVSION Mr. Kovacs explained the letter written by Dr. Mangiamele regarding the proposed subdivision. The cul de sac should be completely developed with pavement and between lots 18 and 20 to establish access onto the proposed utilities located in this area along with the proposed street street and not Lembezeder Drive. Lots 26, 27 and 28 are buildable outside of the natural area and would be sufficiently large enough to permit side and front yards leaving room for building. Lot 25 is a restrictive lot which would allow a 1,200 square foot dwelling which is below the requirement in this zoning district. Lot 23 would has a 25-359. grade; Lot 34 a 17% grade and Lot 35 a 10% grade which would require custom built homes making these lots less marketable. Before final approval, and approved. final grade, drainage and preservation plans should be presented 0 SEWPC would provide 1" equals 400' scale maps which would WETLAND MAPPING PROJECT UPDATE Mr. Kovacs stated that the wetlands within the City. This would make it easier @ September 2, 1986 PLAN COMMISSION - Page 4 would then have the Plan Commission review the maps and possibly to see just what properties are affected by the change. The city set up another public hearing. BICYCLE PLANNING WORKSHOP Mr. Kovacs reported on a bicycle path planning workshop he attended. The workshop covered design of paths but no direction as to how to involve the design information was made available to the Commission. community regarding funding, etc. A book containing planning and STAFF RECOMMENDATION SHEETS The Plan Commission would like to see the staff recommendation sheets geared to previous history regarding land divisions, subdivisions, etc. rather than items covered in the resolution. ADJOURNMENT: Mr. Schmidt moved to adjourn the meeting at 50P.M. Mr. Raimann seconded and the motion carried. Respectfully Submitted, Recording Secretary Lynne Sweet 1s