PCM19870106(CORRECTED)
CITY OF MUSKEG0
PLAN COMMISSION
MINUTES OF PLAN COMMISSION MEETING HELD ON January 6, 1987
Mayor Wayne Salentine called the meeting to order at 8:30 P.M.
PRESENT: Chairman Wayne Salentine, Edward Raimann, Jerald
Hulbert, Alderman Frank DeAngelis, Secretary Les Constantineau,
Dr. Peter Parthum, Jack Schmidt and Zoning Officer Gerald Lee.
Mayor Salentine requested that discussion follow regarding the
public hearing to give the commissioners some direction for
setting conditions upon the extraction operation. The wish list
is as follows:
piece of property which is grandfathered in and check
1. Check with the Register of Deeds as to the actual
against site plan submitted by Mr. Glockner with regard
to the extraction process. 2. Legal opinion of city attorney regarding possible
extraction process and transfer of ownership.
placing of deed restriction on length of operation of
3. Request to DNR to investigate site with regard to
restoration plan - relation of salvage yard to
excavation site concerning possible ground water
contamination of surrounding community wells; possible
Lake Brittany; opinion of end result regarding depth
lowering of water table in relation to Lake Lore and
which the excavation could feasibly go to.
4. Request to DNR to determine whether environmental
the issuing of the permit to excavate.
impact statement or report would be required prior to
The commission requested that a meeting between Mr. Glockner and
the the Building Inspection Department be set up to discuss the
following matters:
2. Number of loads removed per week.
1. Hours of operation.
3. Amount of bond requirement.
4. Restriction on pumping of water - size of pump used.
5. Review of permit on a yearly basis.
6. Screening of salvage yard
7. Proximity of junkers to extraction process.
It was suggested that an agency such as SEWRPC review the plans
lengthly amount of time. The Mayor stated that this resolution
for restoration. The Mayor mentioned that this could take a
would not be on the agenda for at least a month if not longer in
order to request and receive possible reports-
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The Plan Commission took a short recess to clear the council
chambers.
The meeting resumed at g:OO P.M.
MINUTES Mr. Raimann moved to approve the minutes of December 2,
1986. Mr. Schmidt seconded and the motion carried.
OLD BUSINESS:
CONDITIONAL USE - YOSS On the floor (deferred from
conditions placed on the grant. Mr. Yoss noted that the signage
December 2, 1986). Discussion followed with regard to the
should state 64 square feet as submitted. Mr. Yoss asked to have
condition #4 and #5 clarified. Mr. Constantineau moved to have
the conditions defined. Dr. Parthum seconded. Condition #4
stated off street parking which was clarified as whole cars
waiting to be restored. Condition #5 referred to outside storage
of materials including parts of cars such as dented/rusted
Alderman DeAngelis requested that this grant be reviewed on a
fenders, paint, or any materials used in restoration of a car.
meeting had stated that he worked on his automobiles at times
yearly basis. Mr. Schmidt mentioned that Mr. Yoss at the last
monitDred by the Plan Commission. He suggested that the
late into the evening inside the building which could not be
condition be changed to read outside hours. Mr. Schmidt moved to
incorporate the changes in the resolution. Mr. Hulbert
seconded. Upon a voice vote the motion to amend carried
UnanimOUSly. Upon a roll call vote the motion to adopt
Resolution #P.C. 204-86 (As Amended) carried unanimously.
PARKING TRUCKS-YAEGER On the floor (deferred from
November 18. 1986). Discussion followed concerning this ~~~ ~ ~
matter. The property is zoned residential and the Plan
Commission may permit additional parking of trucks and equipment
if in their opinion the area is predominantly undeveloped. Mr.
Yaeger had taken out a permit to construct an agricultural
building. A complaintant stated that the truck is taken out in
the morning and returned during the day several times during the
arose as to whether the Yaeger's were running a trucking business
week and travels through the residential area. The question
spokesman in the audience stated that the three neighbors
from this barn which is not allowed in residential zoning. A
surrounding the Yaeger's barn had no problem with the parking of
the trucks which is all that would be required to park in a
predominantly undeveloped area. Mr. Hulbert moved to amend the
resolution to delete the words, dump truck. Discussion followed
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buildings. The motion died for the lack of a second. A
Into with regard to issuing of permits for accessory/agricultural
gentleman in the audience stated that Mr. Yaeger's trucks were
out of view but that neighbors had moved in and were parking
large vacuum type trucks in their driveway which was also zoned
residential. Zoning Officer Lee stated that he had knowledge of
this situation and that a citation had been issued. Upon a roll
call vote the motion to adopt was defeated 4-3 with Mayor
Salentine, Mr. Raimann and Mr. Schmidt casting the assenting
votes.
NEW BUSINESS:
SIGNS-VIDEO COUNTRY The Recording Secretary read
W14544 Janesville Road. Mr. Schmidt moved for adoption. Mr.
Resolution #1-87, Approval of Flat Wall Sign-Video Country-S66
Hulbert seconded. Alderman DeAngelis noted that the signs were
very professional and moved to amend the resolution to add, "BE
carried unanimously. Upon a roll call vote the motion to adopt
Mr. Hulbert seconded. Upon a voice vote the motion to amend
Resolution #P.C. 1-87 (As Amended) carried unanimously.
IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That the Pabst sign and pole be removed."
SIGN-MUSKEG0 MOOSE LODGE The Recording Secretary read
Resolution #P.C. 2-87, Approval/Disapproval of Sign for the
Muskego Moose Lodge - S86 W21693 Janesville Road. Discussion was
asked for first by the Mayor in regard to the signage for the
Moose Lodge. Zoning Officer Lee explained that the sign was
extension could not be grandfathered in. This matter would also
legal non-conforming and had been grandfathered in - the
have to be taken to the Board of Appeals but the Plan Commission
could give architectural approval. Dr. Parthum stated he felt
that the sign should be upgraded to current specifications. He
moved to insert the word "disapprove" in the resolution. Mr.
Hulbert seconded. Upon a roll call vote the motion to adopt was
defeated with Mr. Constantineau casting the only dissenting vote.
DOG KENNEL-ZDANCZEWICZ The Recording Secretary read
Resolution #P.C.3-87, Approval of Permit for Dog Kennel - Stan A.
seconded. Upon a roll call vote the motion to adopt carried
Zdanczewicz. Mr. Constantineau moved for adoption. Dr. Parthum
unanimously.
read Resolution #P.C. 4-87, Approval of Certified Survey Map,
CERTIFIED SURVEY MAP-MASTERSON The Recording Secretary
Willard M. Masterson - NE 1/4~ Section 9. Mr. Constantineau moved
for adoption. Alderman DeAngelis seconded. Zoning Officer Lee
stated that the City Engineers wrote and requested that Some t pe
of agreement be worked out with the City so that the southern 50'
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Of the 60' road dedication belonging to Parkmaster will be
amended on the certified survey map. AS the road is not to be
constructed at this time it was suggested that the Finance
the road will be built at a later date. It was suggested that a Committee will delegate that money be set aside to be sure that
temporary turn around be installed on Lake Drive in as much as this road may be extended at some future date of development.
Upon a roll call vote the motion to adopt carried unanimously.
read Resolution #P.C. 5-87, Approval of Certified Survey Map -
Edward J. Salentine - NE 1/4 Section 2. Mr. Raimann moved for
adoption. Dr. Parthum seconded. Zoning Officer Lee reported on
the changes indicated by the city engineers that would have to be
indicated on the certified survey map. Mr. Lou Oster, the
development and stated he was concerned about the possible change
neighbor to the southwest of the proposed parcel 1 and 2
of topography with the drainage easement needed for
development. Mr. Klenz stated that the bridge and culvert were
already in and that no change would be occurring. It was again
clarified that the 30 foot access belonged to each property owner
and was not an easement. Upon a roll call vote the motion to
adopt carried with Mayor Salentine abstaining.
CERTIFIED SURVEY MAP-SALENTINE The Recording Secretary
DURHAMSWOOD ADDN. #1 SUBDIVIDER'S AGREEMENT The
Recordinn Secretary read Resolution #P.C. 6-87? Approval of
Subdivider's Agreement - Durhamswood Addn. #l. Mr. Schmidt moved
for adoption. Mr. Hulbert seconded. Mayor Salentine requested
that the review of Durhamswood Preliminary Plat under
miscellaneous business be incorporated in this discussion also.
Zoning Officer Lee stated that this agreement had been sent to
the city attorney but that no report was forthcoming. The Mayor
wanted to know if the drainage, road layout etc. had been
he would be interested in a reasonable money request to quarantee
received for the rest of the subdivision. He also indicated that
the capability of restoring the ground with seeding, contouring,
etC. should the total subdivision not be completed. Mr. Klenz
was agreeable to the sum of $15,000.00 The extension of Freedom
Avenue was discussed with property owners in the audience. Mr.
designate the separation of the two subdivisions with Freedom
Rasmussen stated the people in Freedom Acres would like to
Avenue ending in a cul de sac and not coming through Freedom
Acres. His reasons were that dead ending the road gave more
control to the neighborhood in controlling crime, children were
not subject to excessive traffic. The consensus was that the
subdivision belonged to the people and they should decide how
they wanted their roads built. Zoning Officer Lee was asked to
comment on how the developer could change the preliminary plat to
indicate t
recommend k&aErtRg08eve?oper o low e recokmendaflon OF the Av nue rpaq chapfie. Mr Hu b rt mo e to
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public works department and the developer. Mr. Schmidt
seconded. Mr. Hulbert withdrew his recommendation. Dr.
Parthum moved to amend the resolution to add, "BE IT FURTHER
RESOLVED, That the Plan Commission recommends to Common Council
that the subdivider's agreement provides a letter of credit of
$15,000 to cover any uncompleted phase of the preliminary plat.
Mr. Hulbert seconded. Upon a voice vote the motion to amend
carried unanimously. Dr. Parthum then moved to amend the
resolution to add, "BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That the first
sentence of #11 of the Deed Restrictions be deleted in the
subdivider's agreement. Upon a voice vote the motion to amend
carried with Mr. Schmidt casting a dissenting vote. Upon a roll
call vote the motion to adopt Resolution #P.C. 6-87 (As Amended)
moved to amend the preliminary plat to indicate that Freedom
carried with Mr. Schmidt casting a dissenting vote. Mr. Hulbert
Avenue will not go through and will dead end. This change could
be indicated on the next phase of Durhamswood Addn. #2. Alderman
DeAngelis seconded. Upon a roll call vote the motion to change
the preliminary plat was carried with Mr. Raimann casting a
dissenting vote.
WENTLAND DRIVE APPROVAL The Recording Secretary read
Resolution #P.C. 7-87, Approval of Right of Way Acquisition-
Wentland Drive Project. Mr. Constantineau moved for adoption.
Mr. Raimann seconded. Upon a roll call vote the motion to adopt
carried unanimously.
SKETCH APPROVAL-BRAUCH The Recording Secretary read
Resolution 11p.C. 8-87, Approval of Sketch in the SW 1/11 Section 3 - Paul J. Brauch. Mr. Raimann moved for adoption. Mr.
Constantineau seconded. Mayor Salentine explained that this
request was the result of the contemplated sewer service area in
the Oak Hills project. It was recommended that one front lot
access on to Martin Drive and the other lot access off of Oak
Hill Drive if developed. Upon a roll call vote the motion to
adopt carried unanimously.
ACCESSORY BLDG.-THOMAS ROCK The Recording Secretary read
Resolution f1P.C. 9-87, Approval of Accessory Building - Thomas
Rock - W188 S6793 Gold Drive. Alderman DeAngelis moved for
adoption. Mr. Hulbert seconded. Zoning Officer Lee explained
that this matter was going before the Board of Appeals and that
the Plan Commission could architecturally approve the plans.
Upon a roll call vote the motion to adopt carried unanimously.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS:
DURHAMSWOOD PRELIMINARY PLAT See Resolution P.C. #6-87.
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REVIEW - RESOLUTION #P.C. 203-86 - Mayor Salentine asked
for some clarification of this resolution which was adopted on ." ~~~ ~~
November 18, 1986. The question was whether the updated SEWRPC
map which indicates all wetland areas designated as either red
(state controlled) or yellow (city controlled) be the official
representation and that the blue (wetland/floodplain) areas
designated before the SEWRPC update are now out or date and
redundant. The Commissioners discussed this and decided the
resolution should be defined so that the yellow mapped areas are
now officially controlled by the city and that the blue areas
city map.
that are not in the yellow areas be eliminated from the official
BDJOUWNMENPI Mr. Raimann moved to adjourn at 11:40 P.M. Mr.
Hulbert seconded and the motion carried.
Respectfully submitted,
Lynne Sweet
Recording Secretary