HomeMy WebLinkAboutMINUTES Planning Commission 1989-04-18BRADFORD PUBLISHING CO.RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS
Planning Coinmission
April 18, 1989
Commission:
Attending:
Also Attending:
Absent:
Chairman Al Sager, Commissioners David
Barker, Mark Brown, Polly Garrett,
George Hix, Richard Wood
Chairman Sager, Commissioners Barker,
Brown, Garrett, Hix, Wood
Town Planner Stamey, Town Administrator
Klaphake, Town Engineer Widmer, Town
Attorney White, Secretary Jones
None
Chairman Sager called the meeting to order at 1:30 p.m.
1. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
The minutes of the Planning Commission meeting held March
21, 1989 were submitted and approved.
2.
3.
PRESENTATION
2.a. Certificate of Appreciation
Chairman Sager advised that Duane Blair's family has
tti6 Planning CoITlI^ission, s presentation be
postponed to such a time when he would be able to accept the
award in person.
SPECIAL REVIEW
Mountain Fairway Condominiums,3.a. Special Review 89-1,_
Applicant: Bill MacKinnon
Mr. Paul Kochevar, representing applicants, submitted
Special Review Request 89-1 stating that the deyelopment is
comprised of five acres with six existing dwelling units on
the site which were constructed several years
Applicants are proposing to construct an additional 25 units
bringing the overall density to 6 units per Th
proposed buildings will consist of 2, 3 and 4 units. He
advised that all utilities necessary to serve the project
have been installed.
Planner Stamey summarized the staff report n°|ln3 f5^^^;
Mountain Fairway development is a revision of the rormer
Park Renaissance development, which was aPProve“^ T°Wn
in 1982. At that time 32 dwelling units were proposed.
ritf ropSeFd:ir:nyd
fi°L!he AcSsf S DuSs Sf through reieilSbrirorrodiS
Avenue Planner Stamey further advised that, although this
if an- amendment to an approved plan,
vomiired due to the setbacks from Matthew Circle.
Applicants are proposing to dedicate Matthew Circle as a
public street.
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Receipt of the following correspondence was acknowledged:
Town Attorney White.............. 4/5/89
Light & Power Dept................ 4/7/89
Building Official.................. 4/10/89
UTSD............................................ 4/7/89
Public Service........................ 4/4/89
Upper Thompson Sanitation District commented that the
proposed detention pond will be located over their eight
inch collection line that parallels Brodie Avenue. Before
the detention pond is constructed an agreement is needed
regarding liability and repair.
Discussion followed regarding street constuction schedule,
setbacks, easements, right-of-way width, and curbing of
Matthew Circle. Mr. Kochevar stated 5pP11^^a5lt
complete the construction of Matthew_Circle by JulY 1' '
or before the issuance of a building MatSew
S?^eif atnrta 4^?^^?^ ^fgh^^o^-wMd red^™dated
UnitS 2kean^w^« WwiilbealfoSiS a;heaSfr?
accessible. The owner w Thirteenth Fairwayutility easements from Lot 2, mirreeni^u
Subdivision.
Chairman Sager questioned the adequacysOf theHProposede16 ■
wide driveways to4_, accon™??ah had been used in other
commented that thl^Hpicriiate In regard to fencing, Mr.
developments and wa^!tadageats*lit rail fence would be used Kochevar stated that the spur
around the perimeter.
Member Wood moved ^^at ^P|C;Lof ??ustees89sibje?tfato thS
recommended to the Board or
following conditions:
1. Matthew circle.s^raatig°uJnceCof°a building permit.1 1990, or prior to issuance uj.
2. As-built drawings^ easements^and^deeds^for “^ter^^lrne
faseSSt'on Lo^ t! Thirteenth Fairway Subdivisron, be
provided.
existing portion of Matthew Circle 3 The thickness of the existing y
be verified by testing.
4. Matthew Circle have a paved width of 24 feet.
5. Agreement with UTSD regarding the detention area be
executed.
e. units 12, 13. 21 and 22 be designated as being
handicapped accessible.
7. A note he placed on the |l“aStatingmtheretShall, ];eia
10 ft. minimum buiiaing
right-of-way.
£ -For- Matthew Circle have a minimum8. The right-of-way for Mattnew
width of 45 ft.
Member Brown seconded the motion and it passed unanimous y.
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Mr. Kochevar extended an invitation to the Conunission
members to attend symposiums in Loveland entitled "Visions
for the Future" sponsored by the Loveland Planning
Commission. Future meetings will be held in May, June, July
and August.
4. REPORTS
4.a. CIP Update
Planner Stamey reported on additional input by staff members
and the Community Development Committee regarding the
Capital Improvement Program. He advised it would be
reviewed further by the Community Development Committee and
then sent to the Board of Trustees for their review.
4.b. Discussion Regarding Placement of Public Purpose and
Special Event Signs, Flaqs/Banners.
Town Administrator Klaphake discussed the need to identify
locations for placement of signage and banners for special
events such as Americade and the Scottish Festival. Staff
is proposing an ordinance amendment to allow placement of
banners on the street side of the Chamber building and also
authorizing two poles to be installed in parking lot #1,
east of the municipal building, for the purpose of
displaying banners. In addition, staff has suggested
modifying the REO Speedwagon vehicle to use as a mobile
ticket booth.
A motion was made to support the concept of looking at an
ordinance change for placement of public purpose and special
event signs, flags and banners. The vote was unanimous in
favor of this concept.
There being no further business, the meeting adjourned at 2-15p.m.
Carolyn J