PCM19870120CITY OF MUSKEG0
PLAN COMMISSION
MINUTES OF PLAN COMMISSION MEETING HELD ON January 20, 1987.
Mayor Wayne Salentine called the meeting to order at 7:OO 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.
MINUTES Dr. Parthum moved to approve the minutes of January 6,
Upon a voice vote the motion to approve carried.
1987. Mr. Raimann seconded. Dr. Parthum added corrections.
NEW BUSINESS:
development plan for the NE 1/11 of the SW 1/4 of Section 2 -
Highway 24 and Woodland Place. The area involved is the Kurth
property and the Wollman property. These areas are zoned RS1,
RSA(sing1e-family attached) and B-3. Mr. Kosobucki proposed to
attached with single family to the north which would abut the
have the corner strip along Highway 24 remain single-family
Glendale Subdivision. He proposed to put a road through this
area from Woodland Place to Highway 24 with a cul de sac in t.he
upper northwest portion. Dr. Parthum questioned whether it would
be better to locate the cul de sac in the eastern portion of the
subdivision so that traffic from other subdivisions would not use
the exit onto Highway 24 instead of the corner of Woodland Place
and Highway 24 which is highly congested. A member of the
audience wanted to know when the zoning had been changed. The
Mayor stated the RSA zoning has been in affect since 1963. The
audience requested whether the zoning could be changed. Zoning
Officer Lee stated that yes it could be changed by petition.
Mayor Salentine stated that the City Attorney had written that
present zoning with the Plan Commission approval of this tract
be hard to change. Mr. Ray Tucker explained that he had lived in
for development had already been approved and at this time would
the Glenbrook Subdivision since 1951, was proud of his
subdivision and would not like to see this area become junky like
the other side of Highway 24 (Cornel Circle) with multi-family
development. Alderman DeAngelis asked whether the topography of
the area would change. Mr. Kosobucki stated a berm would be put
in along the drop off on Highway 24. Concern was raised whether
Highway 24 would be widened. Mayor Salentine stated that 5'
would be added to each side of the highway for a bike path and
that the State did not consider this corner to be a traffic
problem, however, this was before the proposed subdivision. Mr.
Kosobucki was asked whether he would be receptive to RS3
zoning. He stated, yes. The installation of sewers and Water
KOSOBUCKI DEVELOPMENT Mr. Kent Kosobucki presented his
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was brought up. No municipal water is anticipated for the Tess
Corners area at this time. A community well or individual wells
would have to be dug. The criteria being 50 or more sites would
require two wells - one a back up well. Mr. Diekfuss, the
neighbor to the west of the subdivision stated that this area had
been tiled some thirty years ago and was probably 8' deep. If
the tile is broken with the installation gf sewers this could
cause flooding on his property. This area would be a good place
to run storm water drainage with curbs and gutters. The drainage
ditch at the back of this property has at this time adequately
taken care of the drainage for the Clenbrook Subdivision. Mr.
Earl Duewel questioned whether attached garages were mandatory in
this subdivision. This could be accomplished with deed
restrictions. Mr. Kosobucki asked the audience if they would be
receptive to duplexes on the corner of Highway 24 and Woodland
Place as this location for a single family lot would not be very
conducive to a buyer. Some of the audience seemed to be
responsive to this suggestion. Alderman Penovich asked when this
project would begin. Mr. Kosobucki stated he would like to begin
in the early spring. Several areas should be addressed such as
the drainage through the subdivision, the digging of the
community well and the traffic problem. Mayor Salentine stated
that a zoning petition change requires notification of all
residents within a 300' radius which would alert interested
neighbors to attend the public hearing.
Dr. Parthum was called away during this discussion.
Resolution 1)P.C. 10-87. Aooroval of Free Standing Sign - L & M
SIGN - L & M AUTO The Recording Secretary read
Auto - S73 W16582 Janesviiie Road. Mr. Raimann moved for
adoption. Mr. Constantineau seconded. It was clarified that
this sign is a temporary entrance sign for the business located
at the rear of the property. Upon a roll call Vote the motion to
adopt carried unanimously.
SIGN - REISS/ONDRICKA The Recording Secretary read
Resolution #P.C. 11-87. ADoroval of Free Standing Sign - Drs.
moved for adoption. Mr. Hulbert seconded. The present Sign
Reiss/Ondricka - S75 W174j5 Janesville Road. Alderman DeAngelis
attached to the power pole on the west lot line will be
removed. Upon a roll call vote the motion to adopt carried
unanimously.
TRUCK PARKING-KRABBENHOFT The Recording Secretary read
Permission for Parking Truck for John Krabbenhoft - S83 W20618
Resolution #P.C. 12-87, Review and Renewal of Plan Commission
Janesville Road. Alderman DeAngelis moved for adoption. Mr.
permission based on the fact that Mr. Krabbenhoft lived on the
Hulbert seconded. Mr. Hulbert stated he was in favor of granting
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property, parked the truck there when home and accessed Highway 24 and not a city street. Upon a roll call vote the motion to
adopt carried unanimously.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS:
Zonlng Officer Lee noted that a public hearing would be
held at the Common Council meeting for a Sanitary landfill on the
Weseljack property.
The landdscaping of the Fred Richter multi-family on the
southeast corner of College Avenue and Martin Drive was
discussed.
ADJOtJWNMENTt Mr. Hulbert moved to adjourn the meeting at 8 35
P.M. Mr. Raimann seconded and the motion carri.ed.
Respectfully submitted
Lynne Sweet
Recording Secretary