PCM19920721CITY OF MUSKEG0
MINUTES OF JULY 21, 1992
PLAN COMMISSION
SPECIAL MEETING TO DISCUSS THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
PRESENT:
Mayor Wayne G. Salentine, Edward Raimann, Alderman David Taube,
Darl Honl, Traci Smith, Jerald Hulbert, David DeAngelis, and
Lawrence Kirch, Director of Planning. Chairman Salentine
arrived at 6:45.
ABSENT: No one.
Alderman Taube called the meeting to order at 6:40 PM.
MINUTES:
Mr. Hulbert made a motion to approve the minutes of the Special
Meeting held on July 7, 1992. Mr. Honl seconded. Upon a voice
vote, the motion to adopt passed unanimously.
Mr. Kirch itemized the citizen concerns for the Plan Commission
members in a synopsis and memo provided to them prior to the
meeting. The Plan Commission members decided to address the
items in order.
The first item discussed was Mr. Peter Ludwig's concern
regarding Ryan Road and the Scott Krause development. Should
Kramer's land be rezoned? It is presently zoned Ag. Mr.Hon1
made a motion to retain the Ag zoning. Mr. DeAngelis
seconded. Upon a voice vote, the motion to retain the Ag
zoning for the Kramer property passed unanimously. Mr.
Honl made a motion to specify that Ryan Road be a "minor
collector street." Mr. DeAngelis seconded. Upon a voice
vote,the motion to identify Ryan Road as a "minor collector
street" by the year 2010 in the Comprehensive Land Use Plan was
passed unanimously.
The second item discussed was David Grow's inquiry regarding
Hulbert stated the land belongs to the School Board. No
the land next to the high school football field. Commissioner
industrial or residential uses are planned.
The next item discussed was Mr. DeBack's suggestion to rezone
lots less than 35 acres presently zoned EA back to their
original zoning. Several of the members, as well as Alderman
acres that would be rezoned need to be looked at before a
Simmons who was present in the audience, feel that the specific
decision was made. Mr. Hulbert made a motion to defer. Mrs.
Smith seconded. Mr. Kirch will identify the areas presently
zoned EA that are under 35 acres that would be affected so the
members can see where they are, and how rezoning them back to
their original zoning would affect the areas.
The next item addressed was Mr. Borchardt's objection to
changing his zoning and using it for park land. Mr. Wayne
Borchardt stated that there was lowland available near Martin
Drive that would be cheaper for park land. Commissioner
Hulbert, a member of the Park Board, is not in favor of
purchasing only lowlands for park use. The City is simply
another prospective buyer for Mr. Borchardt's land.
The Delores Pelzak issue and Alderman Patterson's concerns were
not discussed.
Due to a lack of time, Mr. Raimann made a motion to defer
Resolution #P.C. 161-92. Mr. Honl seconded. It was agreed
that the Plan Commission would devote 45 minutes to discussing
Hearing also scheduled for August 4, the next special meeting
the Comp Plan at their next meeting. Since there is a Public
will begin at 6:OO P.M. The special meeting of the Plan
Commission was closed at 7:lO P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
Margafet Doyle IJ
Planning Secretary
PLAN COMMISSION
CITY OF MUSKEG0
MINUTES OF JULY 21, 1992
PRESENT:
Mayor Wayne G. Salentine, Edward Raimann, Alderman David Taube,
Darl Honl, Traci Smith, Jerald Hulbert, David DeAngelis, and
Lawrence Kirch, Director of Planning.
ABSENT: NO one.
Chairman Salentine called the meeting to order at 7:lO PM.
MINUTES:
Mr. Hulbert made a motion to approve the minutes of the July 7,
1992 meeting. Mr. Honl seconded. Upon a voice vote, the
motion to adopt the minutes passed unanimously.
OLD BUSINESS:
Automotive at S81 W18510 Gemini Drive. Mr. Kirch said this
Resolution #P.C. 89-92 -- Approval of sign for Muskego
the sign and bring in an appropriate submittal. Mr. Gummo
item had previously been deferred so the applicant could design
presented the Commission with some specifications and a rough
sketch displaying how the signage would be set up. There would
be three separate sign plaques mounted to an end post. The
sign will not be lit. It will be located 86' from Gemini Drive
and 120' from Racine Avenue. The commissioners did not feel
the submittal was complete. They would like to see what each
Hulbert moved to defer. Mr. Honl seconded. Upon a voice vote,
sign will say. Mr. Gummo's sketch does not indicate this. Mr.
the motion to defer passed unanimously. Mr. Gummo was informed
that he needs to bring in a new sketch with all the dimensions
properly identified before Friday in order to be put on the
next Plan Commission agenda.
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Resolution #P.C. 135-92 -- Approval of Preliminary Plat I for Champions Village in Country Club Villages for Scott Krause
! All parties agreed on the number 961 for the base density.
in the NW 1/4 of Section 25.
The first item of discussion was the total number of units.
This number does not include the 10% credit given for open
approving the 10% credit to the developer at this time. Since
space. Several commissioners were not comfortable with
this is a PUD, Commissioner Raimann stated the developer must
give something back for the credit. Alderman Taube is
concerned with the majority of the open space not being owned
by the homeowners. Mr. Krause stated the golf course will be
the developer at this time, the total number of units that
available to them, at a fee. If the 10% credit is not given to
would be approved would be 961. Mr. DeAngelis moved to amend
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July 21, 1992
the resolution to approve 961 units at this time with the
provision that the 10% credit may be granted at a future date
and provided all the PUD requirements are met. Mr. Honl
resolution passed unanimously. The next item discussed was the
seconded. Upon a roll call vote, the motion to amend the
to state the minimum lot size would be 15,000 square feet. Mr.
size of the lots. Alderman Taube moved to amend the resolution
Hulbert seconded. Upon a roll call vote, the motion to amend
was defeated by a vote of 4 to 3, with Chairman Salentine, Mr.
Hulbert, Alderman Taube and Mrs. Smith voted in favor. Mr.
Raimann, Mr. Honl, and Mr. DeAngelis voting against. Mr.
Krause stated the lots around the golf course would be
smaller. The Commission needs to recognize this. Mr. Hulbert
moved to amend the resolution to state the minimum lot size
would be 14,000 square feet, with the lots on the golf course
being 13,000 square feet. Mr. Honl seconded. Upon a roll call
vote, the motion to amend passed unanimously.
Chairman Salentine stated that the Plan Commission needs to
be heard under New Business. Mr. Kirch asked Mr. Krause if he
spend more time on this, however, there are people waiting to
would mind being at the end of the agenda at the next meeting.
This would allow the commissioners more time to discuss the
development. Mr. Krause asked that the commissioners list
Alderman Taube moved to defer. Mr. DeAngelis seconded. Upon a their questions for him so he knows what they require.
voice vote, the motion to defer passed unanimously.
Site. and ODeration Plan - Stonv Creek Mr. Honl made a motion
Resolution #P.C. 155-92 -- Approval of Amended Building,
to defer. Mr. Hulbert seconded: Upon a voice vote, the motion
to defer passed unanimously.
Resolution # P.C. 156-92 -- Disapproval of Amended Site
Plan for Bay Breeze Condominiums to relocate the tennis courts.
(deferred to August 18, 1992)
Resolution # P.C. 159-92” Approval of flat wall sign
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(Janesville and Pioneer). Due to lack of response by
applicant, Alderman Taube moved to table. Mr. Hulbert
P.C. 159-92 passed unanimously.
seconded. Upon a voice vote, the motion to table Resolution
NEW BUSINESS:
for Parkland Mall lJerome Druas). Mr. Honl moved for adoption.
Resolution #P.C. 162-92 -- Approval of Amended Site Plan
Mr. Raimann seconded. Mr. Kirih’hand delivered a letter to the
tenants of the Parkland Mall on July 16 informing them of Mr.
Gottfried‘s plans to make exterior changes to Jerome Drugs
Joe, from the Country Sunshine Restaurant, stated he is not
opposed to what Mr. Gottfried is proposing. He is concerned
that if Mr. Horney would decide to do further remodeling in the
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July 21, 1992
Gottfried stated is was unusual for a tenant to be willing to
mall, the tenants could suffer a financial hardship. Mr.
enhance his business. He is requesting Plan Commission
incur the expense of remodeling. He is willing to do so to
approval for signage, as well as the amended site plan for
Parkland Mall. The commissioners had questions regarding the
colors planned, will the chalet peak come down, and the
signage. Mr. Gottfried does not know what size windows he will
put in and asked i.f this was a problem. Chairman Salentine
stated that when the Plan Commission approves a site plan, the
applicant is required to comply with the specifications of the
site plan as approved by the Commission. Mr. Dykstra issues
expressed concern about only a portion of the mail being
the building permit based on the site plan. Alderman Taube
renovated. Alderman Simmons, present in the audience, is in
plan. Anything done at the site will be an improvement. Mr.
favor of the Plan Commission approval of the amended site
Hulbert moved to amend the resolution to state that Mr.
Gottfried is to work with his architect and submit to Mr. Kirch
for approval the window size as part of the site plan for
Parkland Mall (Jerome Drugs). It was further added that the
facia will be constructed as shown, but not to include
of the lettering as it exists for interior signage. The chalet
florescent colors. The amendment is also to include approval
Mr. Hulbert. Upon a roll call vote, the motion to amend passed
peak will also be removed. The motion to amend was seconded by
by a vote of 6 to 1, with Alderman Taube voting against. Upon
a roll call vote, the motion to adopt the resolution as amended
passed by a vote of 6 to 1, with Alderman Taube voting against.
Chairman Salentine called for a short recess at 9:35. The Plan
Commission reconvened at 9:45.
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Resolution # P.C. 163-92 -- Disapproval of Rezoning
from RS-2 to RSA - Tax key 2161.990 in the NE 1/4 of Section 1
(Kipling and Janesville) for Larry Ferber/Bonnie Lemke. Mr.
Honl moved for adoption. Mr. DeAngelis seconded. Following
discussion, a roll call vote was taken. Resolution was adopted
by a vote of 6 to 1, with Alderman Taube voting against. It
was noted that the Resolution recommended disapproval of RSM
and recommended RS-Z/OD which would allow one duplex.
Resolution # P.C. 164-92" Approval of Road Vacation in
the NW 1/4 of Section 4 - Crest Drive, Jewel Crest
Subdivision. Sue Polivka was present. She is requesting the
road vacation so a screen porch can be put on the east side of
dedicated road width). Alderman Taube moved to amend the
her house. Her property will increase by 20' (1/2 of the 40'
resolution to include that the deed restrictions stipulate that
another lot cannot be created due to the increased square
footage of the Polivka lot. An easement must be preserved for
motion to amend the resolution passed unanimously. Upon a roll
sewer purposes. Mr. Hulbert seconded. Upon a voice vote, the
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July 21, 1992
call vote, the motion to adopt the resolution as amended passed
unanimously.
Resolution # P.C. 165-92" Recommendation to Rezone
W13450 Courtland Lane - Duklas Property). Mr. Hulbert moved
Wetlands from RS-2 to SW in the NW 1/4 of Section 12 (S74
for adoption. Mr. DeAngelis seconded. Mr. Kirch provided
background information on this matter. Mr. Duklas was given
permission by the Army Corps of Engineers to fill a one acre
area of wetlands. Chuck Dykstra, director of the Building
permit with conditions. Alderman Dumke appeared before the
inspection Department, just recently renewed Mr. Duklas fill
because of the noise and traffic being caused by Mr. Duklas'
Commission representing numerous residents who are upset
expressed their anger with the situation. The trucking of the
filling. There were many residents from the Courtland area who
fill is going on seven days a week, at times from 6:OO AM to
11:OO PM. The road is being ruined. They are tired of all the
noise created by the dumping. Their children cannot plan near
the street because of all the traffic. Alderman Dumke is upset
that he was not notified about Mr. Duklas' request to renew the
fill permit. Mayor Salentine will sit down with Alderman
Dumke, Mr. Dykstra, and the residents to discuss the
situation. The City Attorney will have to be contacted.
Commissioner Hulbert moved to amend the resolution to have an
agency identify all of the wetlands in the Courtland Lane
motion to amend passed unanimously. Upon another roll call
area. Alderman Taube seconded. Upon a roll call vote, the
vote, the motion to adopt the resolution as amended passed
unanimously.
for Wilkinson Estates Subdivision in the NE 1/4 of Section 18
(Hillendale Drive). Alderman Taube moved for adoption. Mr.
DeAngelis seconded. A sketch was previously approve. Upon a
roll call vote, the motion to adopt passed unanimously.
Resolution #P.C. 166-92" Approval of preliminary plat
for Walqreens within the Muskeao Center off Janesville Road for
Resolution # P.C. 167-92" Approval of Flat Wall sign
the C.Vl Zillig Company. The ialgreens sign on the front of
before the Plan Commission on July 7, 1992. Mr. Raimann moved
the bui.lding was inadvertently omitted when the signage came
for adoption. Mrs. Smith seconded. Upon a roll call vote,
motion to adopt passed unanimously.
W19024 Saturn Drive for American and Foreiqn Auto Body and
Resolution # P.C. 168-92" Approval of site plan at S83
Sales for Samir and Antoinette Dalal. Mr.-DeAngelis moved for
adoption. Mrs. Smith seconded. Alderman Taube brought the
Plan Commission up to date regarding Common Council's
Resolution #187-92. Several of the Plan Commission members do
not believe the brick should be eliminated. They do not like
the type of buildings going into the Industrial Park. Mr. and
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July 21, 1992
Mrs. Dalal were present. Mrs. Dalal said they like the way the
building will look with the cedar. The cost will be less.
Upon a roll call vote, the resolution was defeated by a vote of
voting in favor, and Mr. Raimann, Mr. Hulbert, Alderman Taube,
4 to 3, with Chairman Salentine, Mr. Honl, and Mr. DeAngelis
Dalal's site plan, as approved in Resolution #93-92, remains in
and Mrs. Smith voting no. This disapproval requires that the
effect.
division for John and Sandra Mecca in the SW 1/4 of Section 17
Resolution #P.C. 169-92" Approval of sketch for land
seconded. Upon a roll call vote, the motion to adopt passed
(Woods Road). Mr. Honl moved for adoption. Mr. Hulbert
unanimously.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS:
Various discussions took place regarding the Industrial Park.
Mr. Honl recommended that submittals presented to the Plan
Commission meet submittal requirements. Mr. Kirch stated he is
Department, but is preparing new application forms to ensure
not always available when applicants come to the Planning
that submittals are accurate. Mayor Salentine stated that Mr.
Swanson will attend the next Growth Management meeting.
ADJOURNMENT:
Mr. Raimann moved to adjourn at 12:OO AM. Mr. Hulbert
unanimously.
seconded. Upon a voice vote, the motion to adjourn passed
Respectfully submitted,
MARGARET DOYLE
Plan Commission Secretary