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YORKVILLE PLAN COMMISSION
YORKVILLE ILLINOIS 60560
Dr. Robert Coleman Lawrence Langland James Kenton
Robert J. Mahoney YAWWWW ���
Harold Feltz Fred Dollman Dale Woodworth
Danny Hanback Mary Kay Price
MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE YORKVILLE PLAN COMMISSION FEB. 24, 1976
Chairman Robert Coleman called the February meeting of the Yorkville
Plan Commission to order. Those in attendance were Dr. Colemant Harold Feltzt
James Kentong Bob Mahoneyv Fred Dollmang Mary Kay Price,, James Claraget
Bert Ericksen and Larry Beach, Mr. Dollman moved to approve the minutes of
the January meeting and was seconded by Mrs. Price. All present voting aye.
Motion carried.
Dr. Coleman passed out a resolution indicating procedures for petitioning for _
variousland uses and planning as adopted by the united city of the village of
Yorkvi.11e, Illinois to all plan commission members.
75.27 Special Use Permit (Riding Stable) Mr. Drobac..—Route #126
One and One Half Mile City Limit
Attorney Dave Dyer from the firm of Goldsmithp Dyert Thelint Schiller
and Dickson was present representing Mr. Drobact who with his wifep own
approximately six acres with 701 feet of frontage on Route 126. The property
has a single family residence, two barnsg and a horseback riding rink. They
desire to use the property as a riding academy and stable for horses and horseback
riding. Mr. Dyer stated that no additional buildings will be necessary.
Mr. Drobac already has horses on the propertyt but wishes to board additional
horses for area people. Mr. Dyer stated that the County Plan Commission indicated
the owner would have to fence off thirty feet on either side of the waterway
on the property and sod it for protection. This grassy area would slow up any water
runoff to the waterway. Mr. Feltz stated that the area is heavily grazed and
that they have already had erosion problems. Mr. Dyer said that when the
weather permits, the area will be sodded and then fenced so that horses will not
be allowed on this area.
In response to Mr. Kenton's question regarding the number of horses and the
acreage to be allowed for grazing Mr. Duer stated there would be approximately
thirty horses on five and one half acres plus other leased land. Mr. Dyer
stated that all excretions from the barn area would be hauled away to other land.
Mr. Dollman felt that not enough land was available for thirty horses especially
after the grassed area was put in. Mr. Mahoney asked that with boarding thirty
horses and operating a riding academyq had &iy provision been made for parking
facilities. He stated that he had previously been to a horse show on the premises
and that cars were all parked along the highway. He felt that parking was not
adequate for spectator affairs and added that any commercial operation has to
provide provisions for the traffic generated.
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It was then requested that Mr. Dyer, along with Mr. Drobac, provide the
following information for the next plan commission meeting:
1. A map showing the location and size of the house, barns,
riding rink, grassy area and waterway.
2. A map showing proposed parking facilities.
3. A brochure or proposed agenda indicating in detail his
plans for the academy.
4. A soil and water conservation report from Mr. George Hinman.
Dr. Coleman also indicated that he would check with the county veterinarian
regarding the feasibility of having thirty horses on six acres of land.
Mr. Mahoney moved to table the petition until the March meeting and was
seconded by Mr. Kenton. All present voting aye. Motion carried.
75.28 Comprehensive Plan Discussion — James Clarage
Mr. Clarage stated that he had been doing preliminary work on Phase II
of the Yorkville Comprehensive Plan. He passed out a sheet entitled Revitalizing
the Downtown Area -- Ways of Making the Downtown More Appealing to its Users.
He felt that it would be beneficial to reeaive input from merchants businessmen
or the chamber of commerce regarding objectives. He suggested that the plan
commission or city council have a special meeting or workshop and invite
any interested persons to attend. Larry Beach suggested that we wait until after
the Town Hall '76 meeting tentatively scheduled for the 26th of April before
proceding. We should be able to determine community objectives after this
meeting.
Mr. Kenton suggested that Clarage and Associates continue to develop
the preliminary draft and that the plan commission would do monthly reviews
of the work in progress. Mr. Clarage stated he would proceed with outlining
each chapter of Phase II and would have a report for the March meeting.
Mr. Kenton moved to adjourn the meeting and was seconded by Mr. Feltz.
All present voting aye. Meeting adjourned.