PCM19891017CITY OF MUSKEG0
PLAN COMMISSlON
MINUTES OF PLAN COMMISSlON MEETING HELD ON OCTOBER 17, 1989.
Mayor Wayne Salentine called the meeting to order at 7:05 P.M.
PRESENT: Chairman Wayne Salentine, Alderman Daniel Hilt, Darl
Honl, Dottie Rector, Director Gerald Lee.
ABSENT Edward Raimann, Jack Schmidt and Jerald Hulbert.
MINUTES Mr. Honl moved to approve the Minutes of the October 3,
motion passed unanimously.
1989 meeting. Ald. Hilt seconded. Upon a roll call vote the
OLD BUSINESS:
RESOLUTION #P.C, 174-89-LAND DIVISION, STEFANiAK/NERRY -
The recording secretary read Resolution //P.C. 174-89, Disapproval
of sketch for land division in the NW 114 of Section 3,
Stefaniak/Nerby. Chairman Salentine stated that this resolution
substandard lots. Mr. Lee reported that the City Attorney felt
had been deferred to get a legal opinion concerning the
that the variance being requested under the existing zoning was
reasons for this request. He is ill and would like to donate
too great and unreasonable. Mr. Stefaniak spoke concerning his
some of the land in this land division to his daughter to build a
house, which would enable him to get nearby family help in the
future. Lot 1A is now 40,000 square feet and Lot 1B is 36,000
square feet. He sought the advice of Ald. Simmons, who aided him
in his rezoning application request which will be heard by the
Common Council at a Public Hearing on November 14, 1989 from RSE
made a motion to "Table" Resolution /!P.C. 174-89 and Mrs. Rector
to R-3 zoning to allow for residential development. Mr. Honl
seconded the motion. Upon a roll call vote the motion carried
unanimously. The Plan Commission will have a resolution
concerning the rezoning on its November 7th agenda.
RESOLUTION #P.C. 187-89 2ND GARAGE STRUCTURE, SENGER -
Aooroval of 2nd garage structure (stable) at S104 W18665 Keiser ., ..
already on the floor. Mr. Senger stated that he had the Line, Gary Senger. The Chairman stated that this resolution was
requested measurements of the eave--11' and the eak would be
17'. AId. Dave Sanders talked to Mr. Thurner, w R o is still
against the garage structure, but if it was moved up it would be
better. Mr. Senger showed a drawing with the garage moved. The Chairman requested that the Recording Secretary read the
Thurner's letter. It was the opinion of the commissioners that
this garage would be located a great enough distance away from
the lot line. Upon a roll call vote the motion to adopt passed unanimously.
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NEW BUSINESS;
2ND GARAGE STRUCTURE - RICHARD SCHLEI - The recording
secretaryral of garace
structure at W172 S7645 Lannon Drive. Ald. Hilt moved for
adoption. Mrs. Rector seconded. There was a brief discussion. Upon a roll call vote the motion to adopt passed unanimously.
TEMPORARY SIGN FOR MUSKEGO WOMEN'S CLUB - The recording
secretary read Resolution f1P.C. 193-89, Approval of 48" x 48"
sign advertising the Peppermint Fair at the corner of Janesville
Rd. and Ray Ln. Mrs. Rector moved for adoption. Mr. Honl
unanimously.
seconded. Upon a roll call vote the motion to adopt passed
REZONING SE 1/4 OF SECTION 2-REINHOLD RAEHRING - The
recording secretarv read Resolution j1P.C. 194 - 89 , Approval of
rezoning-from RS-ZJ to RSMIOPD (Life Lutherans, Inc. for the
Elderly) Mr. Honl moved for adoption. Ald. Hilt seconded. Mr.
Lee showed the parkway area on the map and explained that part of
it was removed when there was a Kurer land division. Mr. Art
Thiede (Life Lutherans, Inc. for the Elderly) showed a drawing of
the proposed retirement structure. The lower portion would be
determined later, a 3 dimensional roof shingle, and inside
would be one and two bedroom units. They would maintain a11
underground parking with access off Tess Corners Drive. There
streets on the property. The complex would be governed by a
Board of Directors. Ald. Simmons stated that he felt it was a
viable project for the area. There will be a Common Council
Public Hearing on October 24, 1989 at 7:15 P.M. to consider the
vote the motion to adopt passed unanimously.
petition for rezoning from RS-2 to RSM/OPD. Upon a roll call
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6 brick and the rest a labor free material, which would be
LAKE VIEW HFGHLANDS PRELIMINARY PLAT - The recording
secretary read Resolution kP.C. 195-89, Approval of Preliminary
Gudrom Dawson. Ald. Hilt moved for adoption. Mrs. Rector
Plat for Lake View Highlands, SW 1/4 of Section 5, J. Dale h
seconded. Mr. Lee explained the topography of the subdivision on
the map. The crest of the hill is in the middle of the
subdivision. There are two 8 acre lots that need easements. Mr.
Honl asked if they have sewers available? Mr. Lee responded that
need a gravity sanitary sewer or as an option ejector pumps could
they have a lift station and sewers and that Lots 29 and 30 would
pump seweage to the manhole. Out of 13.3 acres on one lot only
4.4 acres are buildable which would be improved somewhat. The 1- all the the subdivision property owners to enjoy. They thought
commissioners felt that the 8.9 acres should be an open space for
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the project will be a nice addition to the city. Upon a roll
call vote the motion to adopt passed unanimously.
2ND GARAGE STRUCTURE-RICHARD GRAHAM - The recording
secretary read Resolution #P.C. 196-89, Approval of a 2nd garage
structure at W173 S7826 Westwood Drive. Mr. Honl moved for
adoption. Mrs. Rector seconded. Chairman Salentine requested
adjoining property owners, who were in opposition to the that the recording secretary read the three letters from the
garage. Another resident was present and objected to the garage
structure. Mr. Graham has an existing structure with tar paper
on it and he wouldn't like to see another structure poorly
maintained. Mr. Gilberto, a neighbor doesn't want to see a body
collector cars. Chairman Salentine stated that you must separate
shop there. Mr. Graham responded that he is refurbishing several
Mr. Graham couldn't use the garage after an unreasonable hour.
the operation of a business and the repair of cars as a hobby.
Mr. Lee explained that the residents could keep a log monitoring
the activity. If a citation was issued, the operation would have
questioned the drainage of the creek and whether a shed would be
to cease. Mr. Honl felt that a driveway was needed. Mr. Lee
torn down. There was some discussion about reducing the size of
moved to defer Resolution #P.C. 196-89 and Mrs. Rector
this resolution be deferred for further research. Ald. Hilt
seconded. Upon a voice vote the motion carried unanimously.
a the garage to a 21 '~20'. Chairman Salentine recommended that
BLDG., SITE & OPERATION PLAN-BFl WASTE SYSTEMS - The
recording secretary read Resolution #P.C. 197-89, Approval of
Building, Site & Operation Plan in the NE 1/4 of Section 2 on the
SE corner of College & College Ct.-BFI Waste Systems. Mr. Honl
moved for adoption: Mrs. Rector seconded. A sketch was
presented to the commissioners. They are proposing to build a
13,000 square foot office building for their personnel. There
will be a new driveway with 100 parking spaces; they will come
back with their landscaping plan. There was some discussion
about the trailer stored on the property which is used for
leachate dumping. Upon a roll call vote the motion to adopt
passed unanimously.
Resolution U.C. 198-89, Approval of land division in the SE 1/4 of Section 7. Ald. Hilt moved for adoption. Mr. Honl
seconded. After some discussion a roll call vote was taken and the motion to adopt passed unanimously.
LAND DIVISION-FRED GRAVES - The recording secretary read
/7 read Resolution #P.C. 199-89, Approval of certified survey map
CERTLFIED SURVEY MAP-CAMPBELL - The recording secretary
3, for NE 1/4 of Section 12, Town of Waterford. Mr. Honl moved for
motion to adopt passed unanimously. adoption. Mrs. Rector seconded. Upon a roll call vote the
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Resolutiovoval of sketch for land division in
LAND DlVISION-DEBACK - The recording secretary read
adoption. Mr. Honl seconded.
the SE 1/4 of Section 29, Harold DeBack. Ald. Hilt moved for
Mr. Lee was requested to check
as to whether this was EA zoning. Mr. Sorkan, a neighbor stated
down the road. If you take 40' on his swale, which he has built
that the city ownes 80' of roadway and should continue straight
as the swale. Mr. DeBack stated that the area was dedicated for
to handle water run-off, his landscaping would be ruined, as well
future road purposes. Mr. Sorkan responded that if you taken 20'
There was some discussion about moving the swale, so that the
from the road it would match the swale all the way up the road.
Electric Company poles would not have to be relocated. Mr.
feels land could be taken from the other side of the road. Mr.
Sorkan is concerned that his driveway would become flooded and
De Back felt that you could come 10' off the driveway or ditch
line and then start as close as possible from the utility poles
and keep the tree line. Mr. Sorkan installed his own culvert to
keep the water flowing. Mr. Honl made a motion to amend
Resolution #P.C. 200-89 to read "that the driveway shall be no
closer than 10' from the southerly City lot line to provide for
the swale which will be replaced when the private driveway is
Michael Sorkan's driveway at S99 W19109 Parker Drive." Ald. Hilt
installed and the private entrance will not be part of Mr.
seconded. Upon a roll call vote the motion to amend Resolution
motion to adopt the amended resolution passed unanimously.
#P.C. 200-89 passed unanimously. Upon a roll call vote the
Resolution #P.C. -of amendment to site plan for
AMENDED SITE PLAN-MERFERT - The recording secretary read
40'x60' addition at S65.Wl3964 Janesville Rd.-Allan MerFert. Mr.
Honl moved for adoption. Mrs. Rector seconded. Mr. Lee stated
that this request fits the zoning. Mr. Merfert said that this
would be used for winter storage of recreation vehicles. He will
constructed. The structure will be the same width and
be asphalting next summer when the mini-warehouses are
and stated that he is not in opposition to the change. Upon a
construction of the existing building. A neighbor was present
roll call vote the motion to adopt passed unanimously.
AMENDED BLDG., SlTE h OPERATION PLAN-:NSTlTUTIONAL
Approval of amended building, site & operation plan,
PRODUCTS - The recording secretary read Resolution #P.C. 2G2-89,
lnstitutional Products, S80 W18766 Apollo Drive. Mrs. Rector
moved for adoption. Ald. Hilt seconded. Mr. Lee stated that the
driveways and the parking meet the requirements of the code. The
building will be 100' x 198.67'. Upon a roll call vote the
motion to adopt passed unanimously.
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FENCE-C.V. ZILLZG MUSKEGO INVESTMENT CO. - The recording
secretary read Resolution #P.C. 203-89, Approval of 150' long 8'
high wood fence between the Heritage Church Parsonage and the
Lincoln Point Shopping Mall. Ald. Hilt moved for adoption. Mrs.
about the odors from the compactor, so they installed another
Rector seconded. Mr. Lee said that he had received complaints
container for food disposal. After a brief discussion a roll
call vote was taken and the motion to adopt passed unanimously.
MlSCELLANEOUS BUSINESS:
working on it. Chairman Salentine stated that they should form a
committee of 11 members of which each alderman would have a
representative, then compose a draft and work from there. Mr.
months and then hold a public hearing and possibly make cha3ges
Gene Kovacs would deal with each issue which may take up to 6
again.
COMPREHENSIVE PLAN - Mr. Lee stated that they are still
VANGUARD BLDRS. - Mrs. Baas requested the report from the
planner (Dr. Mangiamele). Chairman Salentine read the report and
discussion, Chairman Salentine stated that he would call
stated that he will send a copy to Mr. Kolinski. After a brief
Mr. Kolinski regarding the report and inform him of when it will
be brought back for discussion.
ADJOURNMENT:
Mrs. Rector moved to ad.journ the meeting at 1O:lO P.M. Mr. Honl
seconded. Upon a voice vote the motion passed unanimously.
Respectfully submitted,
Cheryl Schmidt
Recording Secretary