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PCM19900606CITY OF MUSKEG0 PLAN COMMISSION MINUTES OF PLAN COMMISSION MEETING HELD ON JUNE 6, 1990 Mayor Wayne Salentine called the meeting to order at 7:08 P.M. PRESENT: Chairman Wayne Salentine, Edward Raimann, Alderman Dave Sanders, Darl Honl, Dottie Rector, Jack Schmidt and Zoning Officer Gerald Lee. ABSENT Jerald Hulbert. MINUTES Mrs. Rector made a motion to approve the Minutes of the May 15, 1990 meeting and Mr. Schmidt seconded. Upon a voice the motion passed unanimously. OLD BUSINESS: 39-89. Chairman Salentine stated that Lynn Kurer requested that Lynn Kurer-Clarification of conditions for Resol. 1lP.C. this item be removed from the agenda due to her husband's Plan Commission agenda. Mr. Lee stated that this property in illness. He asked Mr. Lee to explain why this was back on the question was recently rezoned 00s. Mrs. Kurer was coming in to explain how the property was to be used and how it was being used since it was not really clear what was meant by outside storage. The Police Department issued a citation for the junk cars across the street -- not in the duplex but the building next door (salvage business). He had moved the cars over to the other property. This matter was heard before a Municipal Justice, who told them there could not be any outside storage. Mr. Lee said particular property. The judge sent this matter back to the Plan that a mason contractor has outside storage at all times on this Commission for clarification. He wants to find out what the commissioners want to be done on the property. There will be another court case heard on June 30, 1990. Lynn Kurer plans to submit new building, site and operation plans to the Plan Commission at the June 19th meeting, so everything on the property is listed for the judge to consider in the court case. It will be placed on the Plan Commission's June 19th agenda. NEW BUSINESS: APPROVAL OF TEMPORARY SIGNS-LAKE FOREST - The recording secretarv read Resolution //P.C. 93 - 90 . ADDroval of temDorary signs fo; Lake Forest Development by Development-. Mr, Raimann moved for adoption and Ald. Dave Sanders seconded. Mr. Robert Patch explained that they were only requesting two signs area would be placed approximately in the center of the Schaefer and not four. He stated that one sign advertising the commercial farm field 50' from Racine Avenue. The other sign advertising the housing would be placed east of the main entry off ~~ Pg. 2, Plan Commission Minutes June 5, 1990 "@ Janesville Road. He also mentioned installing a 5' x 4' sign meeting and will be considered at the June 19th meeting with the for advertising. This sign request was not submitted at this multi-family building, site and operation plan approval. Upon a roll call vote the motion to adopt passed unanimously. WISCONSIN BELL ELECTRONIC FACILITY-W145 S7676 DURHAM DRIVE The recordlng secretary read Kesolution #P .. C Y4 - YO Conditional Use to allow an electronic equipment facil ' ty, Ot driveway and parking at W145 57676 Durham Drive. Mr. Raimann moved for adoption and Mr. Honl seconded. Ald. Sanders asked Mr. Drews if Wisconsin Bell planned to construct more facilities in Muskego? He said not at this time. Upon a roll call vote the motion to adopt passed unanimously. CONSTRUCTION OF RESIDENCE (COND. USE GRANT)-MICHAEL LAACK The recordtng secretary read Resolution #P.C. 95 - 90 . Approval of expansion of-conditional use grant 11103 to construct a" residential unit at W125 S9738 N. Cape Rd. Ald. Sanders moved for adoption and Mr. Schmidt seconded. Mr. Lee stated that there was a conditional use grant expansion for a business ranted and now Mr. Laack wishes to expand that use to include fiving quarters. This is also considered a conditional use because it is in a business district. Chairman Salentine asked how many residents were notified? The recording secretary comments received. Mrs. Laack explained that they will be Wausau home. It is manufactured with a state approved seal and ordering a modular home which comes in two sections --like a meets the code requirements for Muskego. Mr. Raimann was concerned about attaching a home to a business. Mr. Lee responded that the ordinance says it must be attached to a business to come under the conditional use. This is considered as living quarters for the caretaker of a business who does not drive to work. Mr. Laack said Waukesha County told him it is legal to use an existing holding tank or if necessary install another one. He was told by the County that his present tank is Mr. Laack's holding tank is large enough since there will only be adequate. Mr. Lee stated that he has heard from the County and two people living there; he has to go before the Health Board for a variance. His modular home takes about 4 weeks to build, and he needs a permit from the City Clerk's office for a temporary mobile home to live in on this property. Mr. Lee was concerned that this mobile home be on the property only until the modular home is constructed and then removed. Mrs. Rector was concerned about the fumes from the current business. Chairman Salentine asked the recording secretary to read the terms of Conditional Use Grant #I03 which stated that the operation is for auto part sales and repair shop to include general overhauling, tune-ups and radiator service and possible brake and wheel alignments. Mr. Lee stated that Mr. Laack would have 18 months responded that 6 were notified and there were no complaints or c Pg. 3, Plan Commission Minutes 6/5/90 would e In violation and be issued a citation. Upon a roll call to com lete his residence and business addition otherwise he vote the motion to adopt passed unanimously. E SIGNAGE k BUILDING LIGHTING-BBEI CONST., INC. - The recordine secretarv read Resolution #P.C. 96 - 90 , Approval of signage ind buildihg lighting for BBEI Construction, Inc. in the Muskego Industrial Park. Mr. Honl moved for adoption and Mrs. Rector seconded. Chairman Salentine commented that a berm had recently been placed on the property in front of the building, which had been a concern by the Plan Commission in the past. Mr. Jentsch told the commissioners they plan to install 7 lights over the front doors and 15 over the back doors; the tenants can't whenever it gets dark. Ald. Sanders asked what type of lights turn the lights off themselves as they are wired to go on will be installed? Mr. Jentsch responded that they will be 22 plain style in the back. Ald. Sanders expressed concern about sodium vapor lights with decorative styles in the front and a light pollution although he realizes there is a safety factor Mukwonago and New Berlin which have been operating successfully. involved. Mr. Jentsch said they have two similar structures in Upon a roll call vote the motion to adopt passed unanimously. . .. 2ND GARAGE STRUCTURE-JEANETTE KEINERT - The recording secretary read Resolution I\P.C. 9/ - 90 , Approval of second garage adoption and Mr. Honl seconded. Chairman Salentine asked the structure at W188 S6927 Gold Drive, Mr. Schmidt moved for recording secretary how many residents had been notified and if the department had received any comments for or against? She responded that 11 residents had been notified and no one had responded. Upon a roll call vote the motion to adopt passed unanimously. 2ND GARAGE STRUCTURE-MARTIN k VERONICA GOODSON - The recording secretary read Resolution I\P.C. 98 - YU , Approval of second gzrage structure at S70 W13775 Tess Corners-Rd. Ald. Sanders moved for adoption and Mr. Raimann seconded. Chairman been notified and if the department had received any comments for Salentine asked the recording secretary how many residents had or against? She responded that 7 residents had been notified and one neighbor, Mr. Walter Hubrich had called and said he isn't opposed. Mr. Goodson said that he will store household items. Upon a roll call vote the motion to adopt passed unanimously. DREDGING AND PLACING OF ORGANIC SEDIMENT ON ISLAND-W. - VIDAL -7 Approval of dredging approximately 1,250 cu. yds. of organic Muskego Lake by W. Vidal. Mr. Honl moved for adoption and Mrs. sediment on the island location south of Island Drive on Little Rector seconded. Mr. Vidal stated that he will lace de-watered material on the island. Mr. Honl asked Mr. Vidaf if he has a - 0 Pg. 4, Plan Commission Minutes-June 5, 1990 permit for placing the rocks? Mr. Vidal said he did and has a will not go near the edge of the island, as the island has high permit for rip wrap all around the island so that the material and low points. He owns the island. The dredging will vary from 6 inches to 3 feet and the elevation of the island will not raise very much. This de-watered material become compact -- cutting the volume of material down to one-half the amount of yards. Ald. Sanders asked how the de-watering project is done? Mr. Vidal stated that it is done in the winter and they let nature get the water out. Mr. Lee said the Plan Commission can approve putting fill in the WetlandlShoreland district if it is for the betterment of the environment -- e.g. a duck blind, aquatic sport, etc. Salentine commented that we aren't approving the Rector told Mr. Vidal she assumes the lake will be drawn down dredging -- only the placing of material on the island. Mrs. again this year? Mr. Vidal said it would. Upon a roll call vote the motion to adopt passed unanimously. EXTRATERRITORIAL CERTIFIED SURVEY MAP-MELVIN GREBE - The recording secretary read Resolution f!P.C. 100 - YO , Approval of extraterritorial certified survey map in the SE 1/4 of Section 2, Town of Waterford. Ald. Sanders moved for adoption and Mr. Schmidt seconded. There was a brief discussion concerning extraterritorial jurisdiction. Upon a roll call vote the motion to adopt passed unanimously, BLDG., SITE & OPERATION PLAN-GERALD KOZEY - The recording secretary read Resolution f1P.C. 101 - YO , Approval of building, Kozey. Mr. Schmidt moved for adoption and Mr. Raimann site & operation plan in the SW 1/4 of Section 10 for Gerald landscape plan for the next meeting on June 19th. He addressed seconded. Stan Potrykus stated that they would like to submit a some of the concerns in Ruekert & Mielke's report of May 29, 1990. There was some discussion concerning the water run-off lines. Mr. Lee asked Stan if Mr. Kozey intended to place brick from the downspouts on the garages to the ajoining property on the back of the garage. Stan responded that he is in no position to say yes. Mr. Lee also asked if a retaining wall will be constructed on the south side of the property? Stan said no. Mr. Raimann felt that the garages should be attached. Stan responded that this request was not made at the last meeting. He added that two additional parking spaces will be provided for the use of the homeowner. A comment was made that in the P.U.D. sewer, water and paving plans should be approved by the Public Works Committee. Mr. Honl questioned why landscape plans weren't responded that Mr. Kozey has hired a landscape architect and the submitted as he wants a vision of what it would like like? Stan plans aren't complete. After looking at the detached garage plans with aluminum siding, it was the consensus of opinion that or some structure to break up the roof line. Mr. Schmidt made a 0 Mr. Kozey would have to resubmit his garage plans showing dormers Pg. 5, Plan Commission Minutes, 6/5/90 motion to amend the resolution to add "Be It Further Resolved, That new garage plans would have to be submitted at the next meeting." Ald. Sanders seconded. Upon a voice vote the motion to amend passed unanimously. BLDG. ti SITE PLAN-CAMILLE ti CLEMENTINE KNUTKOWSKI - The recordine secretarv read Resolution FP.C. 102 - 90 , Approval of building-and site plan for the property approximately east of S85 W21531 Janesville Rd. Mr. Honl moved for adoption and Mrs. Rector seconded. Mr. Bud Bessler of Fischer-Fischer-Theis, Inc. spoke in behalf of the Knutkowski family. He showed a colored sketch of the vinyl sided farmhouse style restaurant with high quality cedar shake look shingles. There will be treated cedar posts on the outside deck. The length of the buildin? will be 58' (actually 50' x 50' at the foundations with two 4 overhangs. Mr. Lee asked what the lower level will be used for? Mrs. Knutkowski said it will be used for personal storage out, nicely designed plan. Mrs. Knutkowski stated they will have -- not as a hall. Mr. Honl complimented them on a well thought- will have an exposed beam cathedral ceiling. Mr. Honl commented table seating for 64 and counter seating for 12. The interior they might have to adjust the truck parking spaces because of the need to turn around with more space. There was some discussion concerning putting in a "Y" in the driveway if the County refused the second access. Mrs. Knutkowski was told she needs to obtain a beerlliquor license and should contact the City Clerk's office, as there are only two available at this time. Upon a roll call vote the motion to adopt passed unanimously. MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS: trucks at W207 S8050 Hillendale - Yaeger. Chairman Salentine stated that there is a signed court stipulation/agreement on file at the courthouse giving Mr. Yaeger permission to park these vehicles until the area is developed. There is the possiblity that this area will soon be rezoned allowing sewers. Mr. Yaeger has stated that he would like a water main. Discussion of renewal of permit for the parking of referren the Public Service Commission. There was a brief discussion concerning rates and negotiations. FLOW - Chairman Salentine stated this matter has been ADJOURNMENT: Mr. Raimann made a motion to adjourn the meeting at -d Ald. Sanders seconded. Upon a voice vote the motion to adjourn passed unanimously. Respectfully submitted, "" Cheryl Schmidt