HomeMy WebLinkAbout2002-03-14 PC Meeting Minutes ExcerptPlannin Commission Minutes
March 14, 2002
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3. A materials board and colored elevations must be submitted for Plannin
Commission and Cit Council review.
4. Plans should be revised to show the south curb line of 60th St. N., the existin
trail alon 60thSt. N. and the proposed sidewalk connectin to the trail.
5. Decorative li fixtures that are not full cut-off are allowed onl if the Cit
Council approves them.
6. Li must meet all Cit re and pole li must be 14 feet in
hei
7. The landscape plan must be revised to compl with Cit Arborist
recommendations found in a memo dated March 1, 2002.
8. An access permit from MNDOT is re
9. A plan must be submitted that shows proof of parkin to provide at least 52
parkin stalls on-site.
10. The Plannin Commission is comfortable with the proposed parkin stall
dimensions.
11. All snow from parkin areas is re to be removed from the site.
12. Gradin and draina issues are subject to review and approval of the Cit
En and review of the applicable watershed authorit
13. The applicant must provide an additional utilities information needed b the
Cit En and utilit issues are sub to Cit En review and
approval.
14. An si in addition to the proposed monument si must compl with Cit
standards.
15. Trash enclosure details must be submitted for review and approval.
16. A development a between the applicants and the Cit is re
subject to the Cit Attorne and Cit Council review and approval.
Carried 3-2, Commissioners Dw and Powell opposed.
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2. Anthon Lod To consider re for conditional use permit, allowin
major auto repair and outdoor auto sales at 14621 60thSt. N.
Cit Planner Richards provided an overview of the applicant's re and noted that
interior chan re additional staff review prior to Plannin Commission
consideration. Richards noted that the applicant is workin on issues related to the
project and that at such time all information has been provided, the re will be
returned to the Commission for their consideration.
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Tony Lodge discussed the changes he expects to make to the interior of the building for
a client, who wishes to perform maj or automotive repair. He stated that there is no
bodywork or painting to occur.
Bill Bisch - Motors ort Automotive addressed the Commission as the client Mr. Dodge
referred to. He stated that he currently operates a small shop in downtown Stillwater
and that his nature of business is auto repair ranging from tire changes to major
repair. He stated that he will not be performing body repair or painting services, but
that he does repair lawn and garden equipment and that sometimes he will do this
type of repair outside the service door of the shop. Mr. Bisch stated that there is no
outdoor storage for his business.
Commissioner Dwyer, seconded by Commissioner Runk, moved to continue the public
hearing until April 11 2002. carried 5--0.
Community Development Director Danielson and city Planner Richards provided the
Commission with an overview of the process for concept plan, general plan and final
plan stages of a Planned Unit Development.
3. McKean Square West, To consider a request for a planned unit
development: concept plan for Phase II, Boutwell's Landing, located south of
Norwich Pkwy. and Nolan Ave. N.
City Planner Richards provided an overview of the applicant's request and referred to
the planning report regarding the same. Richards noted various issues related to the
proposed project including private versus public streets, dwelling unit separations,
drainage and utility calculations. Richards expressed that staff believed a joint
worksession of the City Council, Parks and Planning Commissions would be beneficial
to discuss the projects overlapping issues.
Chair Vogt opened the hearing for public comment at 8:21 p.m.
Ilan Lin dh -esb� erian Homes addressed issues regarding drainage and utilities. He
discussed visual elements of the project and made himself available to address
questions regarding the project.
M Futcher --- 5676 Oak green Ave. N. inquired as to why the area of green space was
established and expressed she had been led to believe that the green space area was to
remain undeveloped. chair Vogt explained that it has been understood that this area
was to be developed, since it was a part of the original proposal for Boutwell's Landing.
Lisa Pin le -- 5830 O& green Ave. N. inquired whether or not the entire project was to
be designated for senior housing.
Norma Anderson -- 13902 56th St. N. inquired as to the heights of the buildings.
Richards indicated that they are expected to be less than 30 feet in height.
Commissioner Dwyer, seconded by Commissioner Lilj egeen, moved to continue the
public hearing to April 11, 2002. Carried 5-0.
The Commission discussed the number of units and the proposed layout based upon
the comprehensive plan, and the naming of the streets for the area