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PCM19910205PLAN COMMISSION MINUTES OF PLAN COMMISSION MEETING HELD ON FEBRUARY 5. 1991. Mayor Wayne Salentine called the meeting to order at 7 05 P.M. PRESENT Chairman Wayne Salentine. Jerald Hulbert, Alderman Dave Sanders. Darl Honl. Dottie Rector, and Gene Kovacs for Gerry Lee. "" ABSENT Edward Raimann and Jack Schmidt. MINUTES Mr. Hulbert made a motion to approve the Minutes of the January 15. 1991 meeting and Mr. Honl seconded. Upon a voice vote the motion to adopt passed unanimously. NEW BUSINESS: DOG KENNEL - The Recording Secretary read RESOLUTION #P.C. 9-91 - Approval of permit for dog kennel at W182 SY2Y2 Parker Drive, Stan A. Zdanczewicz. Ald. Dave Sanders moved for adoption and Mrs. Rector seconded. The Building Department has not received anv complaints concerning the dog kennel. Upon a roll call vote the motion to adopt passed unanimously. - __-- a 2ND GARAGE STRUCTURE - The Recording Secretary read moms-, W179 S8246 Pioneer Drive. Jim & Chris Hirschboeck. RESOLUTION #P-.C. 10-91 - Approval of second garage structure until the owners could be present. Ald. Sanders seconded. Upon Chairman Salentine made a motion to postpone this resolution a voice vote the motion passed unanimously. #P.C. 11-91 - Approval of sketch €or 5 lot land divisiFn-7FE-w LAND DIVISION - The Recording Secretary read RESOLUTION TeFtion 5, Thomas Ferguson. Mr. Honl moved for adoption and Mrs. Rector seconded. A representative for Stan Potrykus was present. He said 12.5 acres will be divided into 5 lots of 1 1/2 to 3 acres. Gene said the lots will have to meet at least 1.5 acres per lot according to the code. Sewer will be off Gold Drive. All the sites are wooded with nice views. Mr. Kovacs said a 60' road reservation to parcel 5 should be vacated before dedication adjoining to the east that also should be vacated. a certified survey map can be approved. There is a 30' road Chairman Salentine asked how we could deal with those vacations and take the necessary steps. Gene responded the de artment could research this and take the necessary steps. &airman Salentine said the sewer committee will deal with the proper size sewer easement. Uuon a roll call vote the motion to adopt passed PR. 2. Plan Commission 2/5/91 RESOLUTION #P.C. 12-91 - architectural approval of a freestanding FREESTANDING SIGN - The Recording Secretary read sign for KK Fe-deral bank, 563 W13700 Janesville Road. Lincoln Point Shopping Center. Mrs. Rector moved for adoption and Ald. Sanders seconded. Mr. Chris Zillig of Lincoln Point Shopping Center was present. He said this sign was designed by Poblocki Sign Company. This bank is proposed to go where the chiropractor outbuilding which had been indicated in the building, site h and drycleaner are located and revises a previously approved a canopy. A planter with trees is there now. Mr. Honl asked if operation plan. The bank would like an attached drive-thru with this would be a two-sided sign? Mr. Zillig said yes. Mrs. Rector asked if it would be a moving message sign? He said yes. Mr. Hulbert commented there is already a main sign for the shopping center and he is not in favor of a changeable letter signs. Chairman Salentine said there is a safety factor because sign. St. Francis and Lincoln State Bank have changeable letter driveway from Janesville to the sign. The words "drive-up people will see the large second sign and will think there is a entrance" should be taken off the sign. Mr. Zillig commented there are several banks in Muskego with their own signs. It was mentioned that these are all separate parcels and can legally have their own signs. Mr. Hulbert felt they would have to go before the Board of Appeals except: for the architectural approval. He is not personally in favor of the sign. Chairman Salentine commented Parkland Mall was denied a separate sign for their movie theatre. Mr. Honl felt we can't discriminate and we should take each one individually to consider the visibility. The main sign has no room for a sign this large. Chairman sign. Mr. Hulbert reiterated the other banks are a separate Salentine said the ordinance requires just one shopping center entity and are eligible. Mrs. Rector felt there was sign clutter on Janesville Rd. and doesn't want to see another Hwy. 100. She would prefer the sign be part of the main sign. Mr. Kovacs commented the Plan Commission is here to decide if this sign meets the architectural regulations. The Board of Appeals will have to uphold the intent or find a hardship. Mr. Zillig requested a two week deferral to see if KK Federal Bank would be happy with their sign on the main sign without a message center. (electronic reader board) Chairman Salentine felt the deferral will give the members time to look at other shopping center signs -- he asked the members if they are in agreement that there be no with the original sign. Mr. Zillig asked the Plan Commission if reader board. They said yes. Mr. Hulbert felt they should work they could address the drive-thru and canopy issue? Chairman building near the canopy. Chairman Salentine told the members Salentine said they could explore putting a sign on the bank the Recording Secretary had given him a copy of Resolution #P.C. 61-89 concerning the approval of the main shopping center sign at plan for the shopping center. Lincoln Point and Resolution 4lP.C. 13-88, Approval of the site - Pg. 3. Plan Commission Minutes 2/5/91 He recommended that a new Resolution HP.C. 13-88 be created. to allow a drive-up canopy to be added to the existing building.(site plan is P.C. 13-88). Mr. Hulbert moved to create P.C. 13-88-A to state that a drive-thru and canopy will be plan and Ald. Sanders seconded. Upon a voice vote the motion to located in the space indicated previously for Bldg. D on the site create the resolution passed unanimously. Upon a roll call vote the motion to adopt passed unanimously. Mr. Hulbert made a motion to defer P.C. 12-91 (concerning architectural approval of freestanding sign) for two weeks and Ald. Sanders seconded. Upon a voice vote the motion passed unanimously. APPROVAL OF ADDITION TO BLDG., SITE h OPERATION PLAN-JSE ELECTRIC - The Recording Secretary read KESOLUTION #13-Y1- Approval of addition to building, site & operation plan-warehouse and Mrs. Rector seconded. The representative from JSE Electric addition at S81 W19077 Apollo Drive. Mr. Honl moved for adoption convert the existing building to office space. There is a stated they are out of warehouse space and would eventually parking problem causing them to rent parking space from their neighbor s in the Industrial Park. They have 21 vans leaving between 6-8 A.M. Mr. Hulbert asked if the entire building will be built with masonry block? He responded it will be masonry wall to wall to satisfy all fire codes; no sprinklers necessary firewall will be 3' higher than the existing building. Ald. Sanders questioned whether individual customers or contractors would be coming in? He responded the customers would need appointments. Most of the business is conducted by phone. Upon a roll call vote the motion to adopt passed unanimously. " 0 (Building Dept. did send plans already to fire chief); the 2ND GARAGE STRUCTURE-HIRSCHBOECK - The Recording Secretary read RESOLUTION #P.C. 10-91 - pole barn at W17Y S8246 Pioneer Drive-Jim h Chris Hirschboeck. Mr. Hulbert moved for 81' building was removed and they are proposing to construct a adoption and Mr. Honl seconded. Jim Hirschboeck stated the 60' x 56' x 126'new building in the same place. Chris Hirschboeck stated she owns show horses and needs a riding arena for her own use. She showed pictures of her horses to members. She said they wish to landscape the property in the future and showed a picture of her property. The mobile home shown on the property will be removed -- it is being used for storage now. Mr. Hulbert asked her how far they are from Meadow Green West Subdivision? Mr. Kovacs said approximately 300' to 400' away from the and L zoning allows 30.000 sq. ft. Country Brook subdivision development. It is RS-2/L zoning. RS-2 allows 20.000 sq. ft. (Don Miller's) was also mentioned and Gene felt there was a lot of lowland near this pole barn to hinder development nearby. Chairman Salentine asked if they can get land division in the future and possibly leave a huge structure on a small lot. Gene requlrements. There was some discussion about the potential for ___ said, that they could subdivide by the RS-2 h L Zoning e a a Pg. 4, P1 an Commissio n Minu tes 21519 '1 no access or easement and how the Plan Commission will look upon always have enough land to support it. Mrs. Hirschboeck said future land divisions -- this pole barn should in the fllture over the drainage ditch. Chairman Salentine asked to see the there is a drainage ditch and pipes there -- plus an easement list of residents notified. He noted after looking at the cadastral that the condo owners at Pioneer Center hadn't been notified. Gene Kovacs was asked to make sure a new mailing with those names goes out. Mr. Hulbert asked Chris Hirschboeck if the not be open to the public. Mr. Hulbert said the records should stables will only be used for personal use? She said they would reflect this statement. Gene said the Hirschboecks had signed a departmental form indicating no commercial horseboarding. The members were against anv future land division even if they said it posed a hardship in the future. The members felt the junk on somewhat developed. The Chairman also asked Gene if his the property should be removed. Ald. Sanders felt the area was department could list the current violations to bring the property totally into compliance and notify the owner as well as give a report to the members. Ald. Sanders moved to defer Resolution 10-91 until February 19th to notify the Pioneer Center condo residents. Mr. Hulbert seconded. Upon a roll call vote the motion to defer passed unanimously. MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS: "~ BARKER HOMES -- Jack Schleismann and Mr. Barker President of Barker Homes presented their drawing of Lake Ridge multi-family development -- 19. 8-family units with parking areas close to the detached garages (190 parking spaces). The road access to the site will be to the east -- future extension of Parkland Drive and an access on Lannon Drive. They are requesting rezoning from RSM to RSMIOPD at a Common Council Puhlic Hearing on Tuesday. February 26 1991. There are 17.5 acres Of land with 11.6 acres devoted to green space in the wooded area. There is existing multi-family to the northeast (Kozey's Breann Ridge). The P.U.D. will enable the developer to cluster the buildings and preserve the green area. With KSM zoning YOU need 5.000 sq. ft. per unit. The buildings will be huilt in 4 stages with a new one being constructed after the first one is filled. He showed sketchs of the exterior of the 2- story buildings bei.nE constructed of brick with either vinyl siding or all hrick accents. The front and rear elevation will units a bit larger. The garages will allow for 8 parking spaces he the same. There will be 1.000 sq. ft. per unit with the upper and be designed with a gable in the front portion. They are slab on grade construction. The members recommended more gables be garage. Ald. Sanders would like 3' hrick on all sides to dress installed or decorative trim on the back of the 90' long color and siding as the units? He responded it would. Mr. it up. Mr. Honl asked if the exterior will have the same roof Hul ert uest' n d the amount of,storage ayailable? Mr. Barker sa13 the? couf8 seslgn a supportlng shelf In the garage for Pg. 5, Plan Commission Minutes 2/5/91 storage above the space the car is parked to accommodate this. Mr. Hulbert commented that attached garages usually showed a sign of qualilty. Mr. Barker responded that attached garages eliminate windows on that side of the structure and they are installing oversize windows. More discussion involved providing an 8' bike path. The developer should provide an 8' blacktopped path. Ald. Sanders asked what the timetable for construction was? They said early spring. Other items discussed the main road is to be private. be 24' wide with curb and gutter. the developer's responsible for maintenance. Sewer/water, etc. plans need city review. The clustering leaves the woods intact as a buffer to the single family homes across the street. The owner also said there is a steep slope on the ridge which would destroy the hill and need to be re-landscaped. Mr. Hulbert said the owner should bring in his ideas on the use of this green space (hiking trail. bike path to tie into other bike path trails to the south, etc.) at a future meeting. Barker Homes will be on the February 19. 1991 agenda for a recommendation on the P.U.D. re-zoning. LATEST DEVELOPMENT REPORT - Bay Lawn South - south of the is proposed with access from Dorothy Drive. , existing Bay Lawn subdivision, a- 14-lot single-family development CHAIRMAN SALENTINE'S UPDATE -- A new 17.5 acre development west of the Dorothy Vesback property is being proposed. A contractor (architect) is interested in the Muskego Ind. Park. The new school will be provided with sewer and water service. COMP PLAN UPDATE -- conclude with a draft "land use plan". The park study will Gene said the committee is working to continue to be reviewed at a special meeting on February 27th. MISC. - MARCH 5, 1991 Plan Commission agenda, public hearing for Mr. Paschke concerning request €or ponds in shoreland/wetland. ADJOURNMENT: Mrs. Rector made a motion to adjourn at 1O:lO P.M. and Mr. Honl unanimously. seconded. Upon a voice vote the motion to adjourn passed Respectfully submitted, cds Cheryl Schmidt Reco>ding Secretary 'e CITY OF MUSKEGO PIAN COMMISSION MINUTES OF PLAN COMMISSION MEETING HELD ON JANUARY 15, 1991 Mayor Wayne Salentine called the meeting to order at 7 00 P.M. PRESENT: Chairman Wayne Salentine. Jerald Hulbert. Alderman Dave Sanders, Darl Honl. Jack Schmidt and Director Gerald Lee. ABSENT: Edward Raimann and Dottie Rector. BTES Mr. Hulbert made a motion to approve the Minutes of the 12/18FO meeting and Mr. Schmidt seconded. Upon a voice vote the motion to adopt passed unanimously. OLD BUSINESS: REQUEST TO USE 32' x 45' STRUCTURE, PARCEL 1 IN THE SW 1 /4 SECTTOT8 FOR ROBETBKRWICK The Recordi~-S~~r~~~~y-r~~~ Resolution #P.C 214-90 concerning approval of use for 32' X 45'structure at the above address. Chairman Salentine stated that the resolution was on the floor from the last meeting and asked Ald. Dave Sanders to bring everyone up to date. Aid. residents to enable them to express their views about this gefore the principle house. Chairman Salentine asked if there Merle Seibt, S75 W20022 Ridge Road would like to see a home built were any residents in the audience who wished to be heard? Mr. Park and there are too many "minature industrial parks" in the there first to see what his intention is. We have an Industrial city. This would be a detriment to the neighborhood. This request was brought before the Plan Commission because of the use -- trucks to support a commercial business. If you abide with the zoning it is in a "residential" area and is considered developed. Chairman Salentine said the code allows the parking of trucks if undeveloped. He isn't in favor of this use. Mr. Bill Schneider. 575 W20101 Ridge Road felt this use doesn't belong in the area. Ms. Mary Thomas. S74 W20150 Field Drive chlldren in the area. She would like to see the residence expressed concern with the trucking and the safety of the Hillendale Drive is not in favor. Chairman Salentine said the constructed prior to the garage. Mr. Mike Benson. S78 W20810 commission has to make a decision on whether it is developed or not developed. Mr. Lee said the commission has the latitude to homes in the area than in an undeveloped area. interpret this. Mr. Schmidt said in his mind there are more 0 Sanders responded the committee requested notification of roposed structure and also the fact that it was being built .. Pg. 2. Plan Commission Minutes 1 /15/91 Mr. Hulbert said the 32' x 45' structure would be a 4 or 5 car garage. He considers it a shed in a developed area as there are subdivisions with large lots nearby. The recent land divisions in this area show development. Ald. Dave Sanders asked if there here, would yearly renewal be necessary? Mr. Lee responded the was a home on this property and trucks were approved to be parked commission can condition their approval to be reviewed once every year. Another resident, Sharon Kokott of W200 S7475 Hillendale Drive feels the Industrial Park should be used as she feels her neighborhood should be peaceful and quiet. Mr. Hulbert felt he would vote no based on the following: 1- it is a developed area and 2- the dwelling wasn't constructed first as it isn't want to give anyone the impression that the intent of the architecturally compatible. Chairman Salentine said you wouldn't for approval of a structure for this use. There was more commission is if you put up a house first, later he could come in the house. Upon a roll call vote the motion to adopt was discussion about the size of the garage being tied to the size of unanimously defeated. NEW BUSINESS: "" APPROVAL OF FINAL PLAT FOR LAKE POINT ESTATES, SE 114 "" __ "" SECTION 10 - The Recording Secretary read Resolution f1P.C. 1-91 ". 0 concerning the final plat by Golden Meadows Jt. Venture. Mr. " Honl moved for adoption and-Ald. Sanders seconded. Mr. Lee pointed out the change on the revised Preliminary Plat and the road access changed on Seafare Pass. There was some discussion about the pond which will be created. Stan Potrykus was present and said the pond would be owned by the people whose lots abut the pond; they will be responsible for the maintenance. They are just finishing the storm sewer system and it is a natural low area with the ossibly of digging out more area. Questions arose as to what wily happen to the drainage? There are storm sewers Park Board had reviewed the plat and find no concerns. Upon a and curbs and gutters will be provided. Mr. Hulbert said the roll call vote the motion to adopt passed unanimously. APPROVAL OF CERTIFIED SURVEY MAP FOR CITY OF " MUSKEGO/H~R-WNN, "" SE 114 SECTKN 17 INDUS~AL PARK) - The Recording Secretary read Z-YI. m - r. bchmidt made a motion to adopt and Mr. Hulbert seconded. Mr. Lee stated for LLoyd Hamm and never sold. The city did have it approved and this is the second time around for this map since it was created unanimously. subdivided. Upon a roll call vote the motion to adopt passed MUSKEGO/MT sw I/~E~oNT~ (MUSKEGO I~uSTRIALARK) - APPROVAL OF CERTIFIED SURVEY MAP FOR CITY OF e Reco~~n~~~t~~e~~~~~u~n-~~.~."~T~ Sanders '@ Eved for adoption and Mr. Honl seconded. Chairman Salentine said the floodplain map has now been amended and a letter of pg- 3, Plan Commission Minutes 1/15/91 credit has been posted. All land is saleable. Mr. Hulbert asked if there is land available for a future city land bank? Chairman Salentine said there is a potential 45 acre site in the discussion stages near the Industrial Park where one building would be constructed. They need sewer and water which Muskego has available. The business would need to be buffered as it would be noisy. He said Mr. Raab should be complimented on the buildings. Upon a roll call vote the motion to adopt passed type of building he constructs. He usually builds "spec" unanimously. MUSKEGO/ SEITZ , SW 1 /4 SECTIO~16(~K~mNmTmL-PARK) - The APPROVAL OF CERTIFIED SURVEY MAP FOR CITY OF Recording Secretarv read t1P.C. -6-91. Mr.-H-ert " moved for adoption- and Mr. Schmidt seconded. Chairman Salentine stated the tenant (local people) is presently in the Industrial Park and would be the largest building in the new Industrial motion to adopt passed unanimously. Park. New employees would be added. Upon a roll call vote the APPROVAL OF 24' x 16' SECOND GARAGE STRUCTURE-G.CICHACKI "_ The Recording Secretary read Resolution #P.C. 5-91. Mr. Honl ~- moved for adoption and~ Mr. Schmidt seconded. Mr. Cichacki said he would reduce the size of the shed although one of the adjoining neighbors said the large size wasn't a problem. One zichacki only needs to obtain Plan Commission approval, reduce approval of the Plan Commission, but the owner must obtain a the size and obtain a permit. A 10' x 12' is permitted without permit. Anything over 120 square feet is a second garage structure and needs approval and a permit plus notification of residents located within 100'. Mr. Schmidt commented that the reason for the size reduction is because he violated the offset has no objection and can't see a problem if the neighbors to the in the back lot line. Mr. Jim Bradley, S64 W13021 Kipling Court Court has no objection. Mrs. Krueger, 565 W12926 Longfellow said rear have no objection. Mr. James Lewis, S64 W12991 Kipling she looks at the shed since she is an abutting property owner and also has to look at other large farm buildings in the area near isn't that pleased with it. Mr. Cichacki commented Mrs. Krueger her property. Mr. Honl made a motion to amend the resolution to reduce the size of the shed to 14' x 16' and the removal of the east 10' of the building within three (3) months. Mr. Schmidt seconded. Mr. Lee would make sure the height of the structure didn't exceed 15' or a variance would have to be obtained from Resolution #P.C. 5-91 passed unanimously. Upon a roll call vote the Board of Appeals. Upon a voice vote the motion to amend the motion to adopt the amended resolution passed unanimously. of the neighbors notified, Mr. Don Krueger, S65 W12926 Longfellow uestioned whether this was illegal? Mr. Lee responded that Mr. APPROVAL OF DEED RESTRICTIONS FOR LAKE FOREST SUBDIVISION - The Recording Secretary read Resolution #P.C. 6-91. approval for 59 lots by Lake Forest Residential, Inc. Mr. Schmidt moved for adoption and Ald. Sanders seconded. Mr. Carity Of Lake Forest Residential, Inc. was asked why the December 31, 2025 date was selected? Mr. Carity felt the majority of the buildings would be completed. He felt the restrictions date could be renewed if that is what the Plan Commission wants. Mr. CaKity went on to discuss the Declaration of Restrictions for Lake Forest Subdivision. A. 1. through 8. would be unchanged. 9. Rear yard setbacks shall be 40'. 10. There was discussion was covered under "other vehicles". 11. Insert "above-ground concerning inserting "commercial vehicles" Mr. Carity felt it Eity Building Inspector designating the location of outdoor electric lampposts €or residences to include it as the Developer's responsibility. 13. Create requirement for driveways to be hardsurfaced within 1 year. (gravel driveways not acceptable in an area of $200,000 homes) membership of the Committee shall continue to be in force and B. 1. through 6. unchanged. 7. Add the statement that "the renewed through an annual election." 8. through 13 unchanged. 14. Mr. Honl asked if an escrow account could be established as he is concerned with the water going into the lakes. Money felt money should be available to access for maintenance of the should be in the account for silt basins. etc. Mr. Hulbert also ponds, etc. Mr. Lee felt an insurance bond could be set by the City EnFineer. if necessary. Mr. Carity responded the reserve fee can t be carried too much or tax "profit" problems arise. Chairman Salentine felt a bond could be a burden. Ald. Sanders said the city would need an accounting of the money in the fund. Mr. Schmidt felt it was the responsibility of the Homeowner's Association to clean out the ponds. Chairman Salentine felt there are safeguards to clean out the ponds through the homeowners and the city. Mr. Carity felt ever one has a direct benefit from the open space, ponds, mOnumenta 1 entrance and boulevards. They are the responsiblity of the homeowners and can be assessed to maintain them. The multi- family development will have responsibility for the biggest pond. Each development -- residential, multi-family and commercial will have their own responsibility to maintain their marks) have to be watched and cleaned out if the levels are too own ponds. Mr. Carity agreed the ponds (graduation on bench high. There was some discussion concerning lighting at intersections and entrances. Mr. Carity also said before Mr. would be stamped with "Approval" by the developer. (architectural Lee's department got the plans for plan review and approval, they control process) Upon a roll call vote the motion to adopt the resolution passed unanimously. I 001s not allowed". 12. Eliminate the wording referring to the Pg. 5, Plan Commission Minutes 1/15/91 REVIEW AND RENEWAL OF PLAN COMMISSION PERMISSION FOR - PARKING 0-F SEMI TRACTOR WITH TRAILERFOR"JT"KRKIWENHUFT . s83 - W206 18 JANESVITLTROAD "The Rec~g-~c~e~r~e~o~~on #P.C. 7-91. Mr. Honl moved for adoption and Mr. Hulbert seconded. Mr. Lee told the commissioners there haven't been any complaints about the parking and no change in the area. Upon a roll call vote the motion to adopt passed unanimously. SECTION 5-EOR ROGER FEEST"~~~~O~~-~~~t~y-r~~- APPKOVAL OF CERTIFIED SURVEY MAP IN THE SE 1/4 OF Resolution #P.C. 8-91.1d. Sanders moved for adoption and Mr. Schmidt seconded. Mr. Lee said the City Engineers report Mr. Ralph Feest explained there are two different owners. He commented the redivision by the certified survey was a problem. Habitat for Humanity is looking for land in this area and said this finalizes the division. Chairman Salentine said possiblity would like to contact him. Upon a roll call vote the motion to adopt passed unanimously. MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS: Discussion - revisions to final plat for Lake Forest. Mr. Lee explained the subdivision originally had 60 lots and now has 59. Outlots had to be deeded to Mr. Robert Stack's technical concerns of Ruekert h Mielke, our City Engineers. Mr. development (West Park Place) next door to to access plus resolve Carity said there may or may not be a cul de sac and a revised Preliminary Plat. With regard to the Parade of Homes --Mr. Carity said construction of 18 homes is tentatively set for March Or April with the opening date late August and early September. Fourteen (14) builders have signed to participate. All sewer and water work has been completed and most of the storm sewer work. Discussion - change in policy/ordinance for sheds--rules and uses. This item was discussed at the 12/18/90 meetin Mr. Lee continued to give the commissioners information a % out and what his department will be proposing to do to establish a policy the applicants will be required to fill out (if they own up to 10 for these structures. He passed out an informational form which acres). A representative from the Planning & Development Department and the applicant would sign and date the form which would be kept in the address file. All buildings larger than 240 whether it be a farm, etc. square feet and over 10 acres needs Plan Commission approval Discussion - Mr. Lee talked about the Wisconsin Electric Committee will discuss the change in the city's light bulbs to Company poles cost for ornamental poles. The Public Safety charges. The wattage will he lower, provide more light but the sodium vapor which will save the city $2.432 a month on electric bulbs get dimmer as they get older. '< ~. . i 6, Plan Commission Minutes 5/91 ADJOURNMENT: - Mr. Schmidt made a motion to adjourn the meeting at 1O:oo P.M. and Ald. Sanders seconded. Upon a voi e vote the motion to adjourn passed unanimously. "e Respectfully submitted, Recording Secretary