HomeMy WebLinkAbout12/22/75PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES
DECEMBER 22, 1975
The meeting was called to order at 7:55 P.M. by Chairman Stoffel.
Members Present:
Chairman Stoffel, Walker, Linde, Trautmann, Stark,
Kramer, and Glennie
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
Moved by Commissioner Linde, seconded by
Commissioner Walker to approve the minutes of
the December 8, 197S Planning Commission
meeting. Seven ayes, zero nays.
The Public Hearing on an ordinance regarding
sign regulations in the downtown area was opened
at 7:40 P.M. by Chairman Stoffel. The Planning
Director read into the records the Notice of Public
Hearing and the Affidavit of Publication.
DOWNTOWN SIGN
ORDINANCE PUBLIC
HEARING
Mr. Gale Erickson of the Fashion Garden presented
a petition to the Planning Commission which included
the following:
1. No sign ordinance enforcement be imposed
in the assessment district until a decision is
made concerning the renewal of the downtown
or January, 1977, whichever comes first, and at
that time we will comply with the ordinance.
That no sign ordinance be now passed which
supercedes or imposes more restrictions than
the present ordinance contains.
3. News sidewalR coverings be authorized. They should
be allowed to extend far enough from the
building to allow sun protection where needed and
weather protection where desired.
The petition includes the signatures of 26 individuals.
After all people present were afforded an opportunity to
be heard the Public Hearing was closed at 8:12 P.M. by
Chairman Stoffel.
Moved by Commissioner Walker, seconded by Commissioner
Glennie that the City not adopt the proposed set of regulations
for downtown signs. Seven ayes, zero nays.
Moved by Com~issioner Walker, seconded by Commissioner
Linde to place the issue of awnings which hang over the
public right-of-way into the Kramer Co~mmittee for further
study. Four ayes-Glenni~, Stof[el, Stark,nay.
Moved by Commissioner Kramer, seconded by
Commissioner Trautmann to recommend to the
Council that Chairman Stoffel and Commiss&oner
Walker be reappointed for another term. Seven
ayes, zero nays.
Moved by Commissioner Trautmann, seconded by
Commissioner Stark to accept the Committee
report which would allow that Super Value to maintain
their signs on the si~e of the building which exceeds
the size requirement and their sign on top of the
building which extends out over the right-of-way
and exceeds the height limitation, until they vacate
the premises for their new shopping center site,or
November 1st, 1976, whichever occurs first.
Seven ayes, zero nays.
SELECTION OF NEW
PLANNING COb4MISSION
MEMBERS
VARIANCE - SUPER VALUE
SIGN - 4TH AND VERMILLION
Moved by Commissioner Kramer, seconded by
Commissioner Trautmann to approve the final
plat for Fairview Addition with the ~ollowing
conditions:
1 The south easement for a sidewalk or
bicycle path be graded flat for its entire
15 foot width.
That a maximum slope of 3 to 1 be maintained
in the backyards of the southerly lots.
Minimum of a 2% slope to the street be
maintained on the southerly lots.
4. The City will be furnished with a bond'
in the amount of $2,000 to cover the
preliminary engineering costs for the
feasibility studies.
Seven ayes, zero nays.
Chairman Stoffel referred the matter to the
Fischer Committee.
The item was referred to the Stoffel Committee
and the Planning Director was asked to check the
minutes when the apartment compleg was approved
to see if it was required as part of the approval
of the project.
Moved by Commissioner Kramer, seconded by Commissioner
Stark to adjourn at 9:30 P.M,'
Seven ayes~ zero nays
FINAL PLAT - AD SIEBEN
MANOR LANE AND 18 TH STREET
ORDINANCE - PARK
DEDICATION
ORDINANCE - ADD ATHLETIC
FACILITY AS A SPECIAL USE
IN AN R-3 ZONE
ADJOURNMENT