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PCM19910604I 1 a I I ! t '0 I CITY OF MUSKEG0 PLAN COMMISSION MINUTES OF PLAN COMMISSION MEETING HELD ON JUNE 4, 1991. Mayor Salentine called the meeting to order at 7:50 P.M. PRESENT: Mayor Salentine, Dottie Rector, Darl Honl, Ald. Dave Sanders, Jack Schmidt, Mr. Raimann and Gene Kovacs. ABSENT: Jerald Hulbert. MINUTES: Mr. Schmidt made a motion to approve the Minutes of the May 21, 1991 meeting. Ald. Dave Sanders seconded. Upon a voice vote the motion to adopt the minutes passed unanimously. OLD BUSINESS: Resol. 48-91-A--Disapproval for permission to park two commercial trucks at 5104 W15103 Loomis Drive, D. Wieselmann. Chairman Salentine requested discussion first. Ald. Sanders said the change to the ordinance specifies no truck parking in an area having more than 3 homes within a radius of 800' of the proposed site.(Common Council ordinance change May 28th, 1991) Gene Kovacs said the commission could react to this case tonight. The staff has made their review of Mr. Wieselmann's parking request. There are six homes within the 800' radius and the code would disallow this parking under those conditions. Chairman Salentine said with this resolution change, these matters will not come before the Plan Commission in the future and would be handled by the Building Inspection Office. They must act on this particular resolution 'tonight. Mr. Honl made a motion to insert the word "disapprove" and move for adoption and Mrs. Rector seconded. Chairman Salentine noted a "yes" vote would be a vote for disapproval. Upon a roll call vote the motion to adopt passed unanimously. conditional use qrantffl5, Strasser. This resolution was on the aqenda for discussion. Mr. Kovacs said there has been further Resol. 66-91--Approval of expansion and amendment to correspondence between Mr. Rowinski and the Strassers. They were having negotiations that afternoon and would get back to him. Mr. Rowinski had two alternatives: 1- 4x4 post sunk into the ground to support highway type corrugated barriers. 2- Railroad ties supporting pressure treated lag bolted lumber. He was getting a cost estimate. A survey showing the lot lines is being requested by the homeowner's association. The commissioners felt they reports will be given to the Plan Commission on the progress. The should have 30 days in which to construct the barriers and further closing for the sale of the land will be August 1, 1991. Chairman Salentine also commented that the Board of Appeals will hear an appeal on June 27th, the issued being "did the Plan Commission do the proper thing in granting the expansion of the conditional use for the parking of trucks." Pg. 2, Plan Commission Minutes 6/4/91 566 W18542 Jewel Crest by Walter Pulczinski. Chairman Salentine Resol. #P.C. 75-91--Approval of second garaqe structure at said this resolution was deferred from the May 7, 1991 meetinq to enable the applicant to go before the Board of Appeals, and is already on the floor. A variance for the garage size and 25' setback variance from center line of Crest Drive were granted conditioned that the three sheds are torn down 6 months after completion of the garage. Mr. Kovacs said the Board of Appeals neighbors did not object. Mrs. Rector questioned the large size felt there was sufficient cause to grant the variance. The used to store lawnmowers, boat, etc. and if the other structures and use of the structure? Mr. Kovacs responded that it will be are removed the 24' x 34' size would fit on the property more easily. Upon a roll call vote the motion to table Resol. #75-91 passed unanimously. Mr. Raimann seconded. Upon a roll call vote the motion to adopt stating Board of Appeals approval for size and setback variances. passed by a vote of 5 to 1 with Mayor Salentine, Messrs. Raimann, Honl, Ald. Dave Sanders and Mrs. Rector and Mr. Schmidt voting against. NEW BUSINESS: dispose of additional waste materials into their landfill site Development, Inc. addressed as W124 510391 124th Street by Thomas and extension of operatinq hours for Future Parkland J. Rutkowski. Mr. Schmidt moved for adoption and Mrs. Rector seconded. Chairman Salentine questioned the resolution written on additional expertise from the city engineer also, but the for "approval"? Gene Kovacs responded the department had to rely public hearing. There was some discussion concerning the hours of commissioners may vote based on the testimony from tonight's operation from 7 AM to 5 PM during the period of the construction of the cell. The Department of Natural Resources report was questioned, as well as MMSD's opinion on the percent of allowable material. Ald. Sanders said there were several points brought up at the public hearing concerning the design and age of the single cell and providing ground cover. Muskego has a great share of this type of facility. Mr. Rutkowski of Future Parkland was questioned as to where the waste was coming -- just from Briggs h plastic liner -- why take the risk? Mr. Rutkowski said all Stratton? He said it was. An area resident asked about having a leachate goes to MMSD and then to the South Shore Water Treatment Plant. Another resident commented all leachate is never collected and he questioned the testing done and liability of Briggs h Stratton. Mr. Rutkowski said they test quarterly and send their reports to the City Clerk. A resident said the Standing Committee hasn't had a very favorable response from one well to the other. The DNR has taken two months to get reports back and seem to lean toward the landfills. After more discussion defeated. a roll call vote was taken and the motion to adopt was unanimously Mr. Honl made a motion to adopt newly created Resolution #75-91-A Resolution 100-91--Expansion of Conditional Use Grant #96 to e Pg. 3, PC Min. 6/4/91 parcel located in the SW 1/4 of Section 24 for 3.A. Greenwood. Mr. Raimann moved for adoption and Mr. Honl seconded. Mr. Kovacs calculation. No perc test has been taken. Mrs. Rector wanted to said the 30' of right-of-way should be excluded from the lot size see the wetlands maintained. Gene said it would encroach on the secondary wetlands and Plan Commission approval will be needed to fill. Upon a roll call vote the motion to adopt passed unanimously. Resolution #101-9l--Approval of sketch to divide a 4.8 acre Resolution #102-91--Approval of revised extraterritorial preliminary plat, Hidden Harbor in the SW 1/4 of Section 12, Town of Waterford. Mr. Schmidt moved for adoption and Mr. Honl seconded. The revised plat shows 46 lots now. Upon a roll call vote the motion to adopt passed unanimously. Resolution #103-91--Approval of certified survey map in the NE 1/4 of Section 12, Frank Agenten. Mr. Schmidt moved for adoption and Mr. Honl seconded. Mr. Kovacs said the city engineer's report Willow Wood Subdivision. Mr. Agenten was present and said the City had a minimum of comments. This land division is from the original of Franklin has been contacted to provide sewers to this property and will be voting on this approval soon. The commissioners were concerned that this land may be near a sewer service area in the future and Muskego would require hook-up. Chairman Salentine said great that communities are cooperating with servicing these it was not likely this will happen in the near future. It is properties. Mr. Agenten was asked how many acres he has left after this land division? He said he would have 12 acres left. Upon a roll call vote the motion to adopt passed unanimously. MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS: Mrs. Rector informed the commissioners that the Comprehensive Study Committee had completed their first draft of the Comp Plan comments from the committee members and they will review the plan in rough draft form. Gene Kovacs said he is not aware of any at that time. They would like to tie-in the Comprehensive Parks next Wednesday for any changes. A housing consultant will appear Plan. At this time Mr. Rutkowski of Future Parkland was recognized, as be going before the Common Council and what his options were? he was waiting in the audience to speak. He asked if he would now Chairman Salentine said this matter doesn't require Common Council action. If he can convince a commissioner to take this matter up for re-consideration at another meeting, he may do so. Mr. Kovacs told him the Board of Appeals is another option. Chairman Salentine informed the commissioners that the Moreland Road Extension is not coming very quickly. The City of New Berlin is not in favor. Pg. 4 * -. PC Minutes 6/4/91 The base flows have been determined for FLOW. The Army Corps of Engineers has approved the filling in the Historical site area. Concerning Lake Forest -- Mr. Chuck Dykstra, Director of Building control (silt fencing, etc.) Mr. Patch has had problems with the Inspection is watching the construction run-off and sediment mentioned that Parkland Apts. should be checked for erosion construction of the roads into the new home sites. It was control. Chairman Salentine said the Building Inspection Department is monitoring this closely. Chairman Salentine said the dam funding was denied so there will not be any cost sharing. Mr. Kovacs brought the commissioners up to date on the study and costs for widening Lannon Road from Pick ‘n Save to Janesville Road. It may be difficult to require First Wisconsin to pay their share, but it will be pursued. There was more discussion about Kaerek and the city park land. The Bellview area problem has to the three properties involved on Future Parkland South---Eiche, be solved. The new $325.00 park dedication fee was discussed. The will be held on June 25, 1991 to increase the fee to $400.00, as commissioners were informed another Common Council Public Hearing requested by the Plan Commission. ADJOURNMENT: Ald. Sanders moved to adjourn at 9:lO P.M. and Mr. Schmidt seconded. Upon a voice vote the motion to adjourn passed unanimously. Respectfully submitted, Cheryl Sghmidt Recording Secretary /cds