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PCM19900501PLAN COMMISSION CITY OF MUSKEGO MINUTES OF PLAN COMMISSION MEETING HELD ON MAY 1, 1990. Mayor Wayne Salentine called the meeting to order at 7:OO P.M. PRESENT: Chairman Wayne Salentine, Edward Raimann, Jerald Hulbert, Alderman Dave Sanders, Dottie Rector, Jack Schmidt and Director Gerald Lee. ABSENT Darl Honl. MINUTES Mr. Schmidt made a motion to approve the April 17, 1990 minutes and Mrs. Rector seconded. Upon a voice vote the motion to approve passed unanimously. NEW BUSINESS: Resolution #P.C. 71-90 - The recording secretary read Resolution #71-90. Recommendation to renew conditional use grant ~~ for an extractive'permit at 571 W13219 Tess Corners Drive-John Glockner. Mrs. Rector moved for adoption and Mr. Raimann seconded. Mr. Schmidt asked Mr. Glockner how many trucks used the operation a day? Mr. Glockner responded that he doesn't operate that heavy of an operation, especially not in the winter. Mr. Lee commented that he moves from one area to another adjacent to the sand pit. Mr. Schmidt asked if he had a new road on Woods Road and he responded that it was an old road -- he comments or discussion. Upon a roll call vote the motion to tries to be considerate of his neighbors. There were no further adopt passed unanimously. Resolution #P.C. 72-90 - The recording secretary read Resolution 1/72-90, ApprovalfDisapproval to rezone property approximately at 573 W16500 Janesville Road & S72 W16450 Janesville Road from RSA to RSM to allow for multi-family development-Lynn Kurer. Chairman Salentine asked Lynn Kurer to Kalf acre parcel, as she and her nei hhor, Mr. Goral (the ad oining property owner to the east have come to an agreement wh ch is contingent upon rezoning to RSM. She would like to construct three 8-family buildings which would allow more open with cattails, etc. Chairman Salentine asked Lynn what would space. Her property is near approximately one-half acre lowland happen to the single-family home? Lynn responded that she would house, which is in good shape. Chairman Salentine asked her if leave it on the property. She's requesting 24 units and the she had plans? Stan Potrykus was present with Lynn and told the commissioners he had quickly sketched a plan. Lynn showed the sketch. but did not leave it with the recording secretary. resent her request. Lynn responded that this is a four and one- I 7 e Page 2, Plan Commission Minutes 5/1/90 Mr. Lee said RSA would allow for 20 units for 4 112 acres and RSM would allow 40 units for 4 112 acres. She asked what Mr. Ed Dittmann's zoning was? There was a he had, what Mr. Rollie Link's zoning is, as well as surroun ing lengthly discussion concerning what zoning Mr. Dittmann thou ht area. Mr. Lee responded that Rollie Link's garage and business Mr. Raimann asked if there is RSA zoning on both sides of this is zoned B-2, Basse's is RS-A and Mr. Dittmann's is zoned RS-A. property and Mr. Lee said yes. Mr. Hulbert commented that he 19 units plus a house. Mr. Lee stated that a site plan is needed felt this would be "spot zoning". Mrs. Rector would like to see control, etc. There was a brief discussion on the building, site for a duplex change of a single family house for architectural and operation plan. Lynn Kurer felt that she was hearin something new here tonight. She said RSM starts only 808' away Potrykus commented that this proposed zoning change is wise from her property. She just wants three 8-families. Stan planning. There already is commercial in the area. Some people living there thought it was zoned business. Chairman Salentine asked the audience if anyone was present for or against this zoning request? No one responded, Mr. Raimann was concerned that the neighbor to the west doesn't know he has a different zoning classification, which may change his thinking on this matter. Lynn Kurer commented that she met with people in the was given on a sketch. At this point Chairman Salentine asked the recording secretary for the Minutes of the February 6, 1990 Plan Conmission Meeting. He then briefly summarized the part about Lynn Kurer's rezoning request. Ald. Sanders said he would be in favor of up to 24 units if the single-family home was removed, as it doesn't fit in the overall plan. Mr. Hulbert asked if we could limit it units. Chairman Salentine asked if we went to P.U.D. would there to 24 units? If we do vote RSM, it could legally go to 40 be a new hearing? Mr. Lee said yes, as the general plans would have to be submitted. Chairman Salentine discussed the concept zoning at Council level. The Plan Commission would have to approve the site plan first. Mr. Hulbert asked Lynn if she needed the house to remain to make this deal work financially? She responded that she paid for the house and would need it to remain as part of the development. Mr. Raimann wanted to know if there would be attached gara es? Mr. Hulbert expressed concern about the future of the sing H e-family house if it was rented. the word "Disapproval" and Mr. Schmidt seconded. Chairman Salentine asked the recording secretary to take a roll call vote roll call the motion to adopt Resolution #P.C. 72-90 with the word Disapproval in the title passed 5 to 1 with one dissenting % Planning and Zoning Department and she "wrote in the zoning'' she I Mr. Hulbert made a motion to adopt Resolution #P.C. 72-90 with I explaining that an aye vote is a vote for "Disapproval". Upon a 0- vote by Mrs. Rector. Page 3, Plan Commission Minutes 5/1/90 APPROVAL TO RENEW DOG KENNEL PERMIT-SHANE -- The recording secretary read Resolution I1P.C. 13 - YO , Approval to renew permit for a dog kennel at S92 W19918 Henneberry Dr. by Lee Shane. Mr. Hulbert moved for adoption and Mr. Schmidt complaints. Upon a roll call vote the motion to adopt passed seconded. Mr. Lee reported that there have not been any unanimously. BLDG., SITE & OPERATION PLAN-C. ANDERSON -- The recordinh - building, site & operation plan for a 2 1/2 acre parcel in the , Approval of Muskego Industrial Park (Saturn Drive) for a trucking company. Hulbert moved to amend the resolution to delete the paragraph Mr. Schmidt moved for adoption and Mr. Hulbert seconded. Mr. "Whereas, There appears to be a need for an area to store the parking of semi trucks and trailers outside of the residential area. Mr. Raimann seconded. Upon a voice vote the motion to amend the resolution passed unanimously with a voice vote. It is designed for possible expansion. They intend to berm the front portion of the property to further screen the semi vehicles. Mr. Lee questioned why the front faces south and not to the cul de sac? Mr. Matthews responded that it was the best place for the offices to enable the trucks to back out safely. Chairman Salentine asked Mr. Lee if this meets the guidelines of the Industrial Park? Mr. Lee read the requirements from the Rules and Regulations of the Industrial Park. Mr. Matthews responded that he didn't want to involve masonry in the truck portion, but masonry, the cost would be more than they budgeted. The would run masonry between the overhead doors. If he maintained the 12' like to stay with metal. Mr. Matthews stated that they Built Banker Wire, which the Plan Commission approved having less masonry, so he based this request like theirs. Mr. Hulbert would like to see the masonry extended and the door metal painted a color to match the building (gray/blue), as we should follow the criteria that the building is facing the road. Mr. Raimann also felt we should consider the front the area for the decorative masonry. Mr. Schmidt suggested they take the masonry off the office portion and put it on the front. Mr. Matthews said they preferred the office portion to have the masonry --- they have already set the building back 90' not to interfere with and how much of the building it was to be installed on? Mr. Lee traffic. Mr. Lee was asked what masonry materials were permitted responded that it had to be 20' on each side if the building is within 200' or more from the street with any material approved by the Plan Commission (No. 6 in the Rules and Regulations). I1 Page 4, Plan Commission Minutes 5/1/90 Ald. Sanders made a motion to further amend Resolution #P,C. 74- require the office be moved flush with the front of the building 90 to add "Be It Further Resolved, That the Plan Commission but waived masonry on the north side of the building to allow kr and 12' height masonry be provided on the front of the buildin expansion of the building." Mr. Raimann seconded. Upon a roll call vote the motion to amend twice amended resolution passed unanimously. Upon a roll call vote the motion to adopt amended Resolution 74-90 passed unanimously. BLDG., SITE & OPERATION PLAN-SUPERIOR PAINTING - The recording secretary read Resolution IIP.C. 75 YO building, site & operation plan at 563 W13187 Janesville Road for a painting business-J. Jaye. Mr. Schmidt moved for adoption and Mr. Raimann seconded. Mr. Jaye stated that there would not be an traffic problems since deliveries would only be occasionally (96% of the materials would be delivered to the job site). He needs area for storing equipment and will rent part of the area solvents. Mr. Jaye said they would be stored in drums. Mr. Jaye for income. Mr. Schmidt was concerned about the paint stated that he would be changing the outside of the house by house has two separate baths for each unit. Mr. Lee stated that installing new windows and separate entrances for rental -- the this use will fit the zoning. Upon a roll call vote the motion to adopt passed unanimously. - , Approval of 0 ENTRANCE SIGN-WILLOW POND -- The recording secretary read Resolution #P.C. 76-90, Approval of entrance sign for Willow Pond. Mr. Schmidt moved for adoption and Mr. Hulbert seconded. The commissioners commented that it looked like a nice wood sign to be installed on the southwest corner of the intersection. Upon a roll call vote the motion to adopt passed unanimously. JANKOWSKI POND - The recording secretary read Resolution I1P.C. 77-90, Approval of proposed pond for Jankowski residence at S102 W13815 Loomis Drive. Ald. Sanders moved for adoption and Mrs. Rector seconded. Mr. Jankowski stated that the pond will be approximately 40' x 70' and 8' deep. There are other ponds nearby and he is not concerned about maintaining the water he responded no -- he is away from the creek. Mr. Lee added he level. Ald. Sanders asked him if he is near a drainage area and needs to obtain an erosion control permit. Upon a roll call vote the motion to adopt passed unanimously. Page 5, Plan Commission Minutes 5/1/90 * LEGAL LOT STATUS-JEFF OLSON - The recording Secretary read Resolution 1IP.C. 78-90, Approval of legal lot status for s68 W17909 East Drive-Jeff Olson. Mr. Schmidt moved for adoption and Mr. Hulbert seconded. Mr. Olson told the commissioners that he build a house with access from Elm Drive. He 11 sell his home on lives on parcel Tax Key 11.902 and wants to buy parcel .899 to parcel .902. After a brief discussion a roll call vote was taken and the motion to adopt the resolution passed unanimously. DAY CARE BUSINESS-KRIENITZ - The recording secretar read Resolution - , Approval of day care business at s7 t: W18040. S76''%~62~ya~~ S76 W18058 Janesville Road. Sue Krieniiz. Mrs. Rector moved for adoption and Mr.-Schmidt buildings for 40 children --- seconded. Ms. Krienitz stated that she will use all three three different age groups school only. She showed parking spaces for the parents cars on (infants to 2 112; 2 112 to 5; older children before and,after a sketch which the recording secretary kept. An area will be other information were discussed. Mr. Lee stated that this is fenced in for a play area outside. The hours of operation and under conditional use prior to zoning changes and was not recorded but conditions can be placed. He will have Ms. Krienitz Waukesha County. Day care operations can be placed in sign a conditional use grant form and have it recorded with residentially zoned districts. Upon a roll call vote the motion to adopt passed unanimously. MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS: volunteer to be on the Capital Budget Committee. He appointed Darl Honl . Chairman Salentine asked the commissioners for a ADJOURNMENT: Mr. Raimann moved to adjourn the meeting at 9:15 P.M. and Mrs. Rector seconded. Upon a voice vote the motion to adjourn passed unanimously. Respectfully submitted, Cheryl Schmidt Recording Secretary i