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Plan Commission Minutes 1974 04-23-74 YORKVILLE PLAN COMMISSION YORKVILLE YORKVILLE Leo E. Anderson X%W3=$x3" � Robert J. Mahoney Walter J. Olsen _1Ck=bwufk tdtroQg ftkxI3LXJdXXW5 x�xesac xx oksaoc Lawrence Langland Elden Madden Fred Dollman Harold Feltz Dennis Fauth Martin Behrens MINUTES OF TIE REGULAR MEETING OF THE YORKVILLE PLAN COMMISSION 1 APRIL 239 1974 Mr. Anderson called the meeting to order. Those in attendance were Mr. Anderson, Mr. Mahoney, Mr. Madden, Mr. Olsen, Mr. Langland, Mr. Feltz and Clark Bortell, assistant to Planning Consultant Jams B. Clarage. Mr. Mahoney made a motion to approve the minutes of the previous meeting as mailed, seconded by Mr. Olsen. All voting ayeJ 01 Zoning change request. Dallas Inaemunson. petitioner Mr. Anderson relinquished the chair to Mr. Mahoney and he f and Mr. Langland excused themselves from the discussion of this matter. Mr. Ingemunson, aEtorney Anthony Bassak, realtor Lawrence Langland, and architect eo Anderson have purchased property located on the east side of Bridge Street at the north bank of the Fox River. They would like to tear down the existing structure and build an office building on the southern part of the property that slopes down to the Fox River. At the March meeting of the Plan Commission, the developers requested a zoning change from residential to business. Objections were raised to the project and the developers were questioned about whether something other than offices would be built. The developers said they would resubmit the petition as a Planned Unit Development. The developers presented a "Petition for Special Use for- Planned Development." Thepetition listed the uses for the building similar to those under Office District in the city zoning ordinance,. with some exceptions. Several objectors were present. They asked that the developers make a copy of the petition and model of the proposed building R available for study by persons living in the neighborhood. Other objected to the use of the property for anything other than single family residential uses. Mr. Mahoney pointedout that on the planned land use map that is part of thecity's new Comprehensive Plan, the property i, shown as residential. Mr. Mahoney called for a "yes" or "no" vote on recommending approval of the petition. Voting: Mr. Mahoney no, Mr. Feltz yes, and Mr. Olsen no. 4.002 Final Plat of Fox Lawn, Unit 5 The final plat of Fox Lawn Subdivision, Unit 5, was presented to the Commission. Mr. Mahoney made a motion to recommend approval of the final plat, seconded by Mr. Olsen. Voting: Mr. Anderson yes, Mr. Mahoney yes, Mr. Langland yes, Mr. Feltz yes, and Mr. Olsen yes. Motion carried. k.Q3 Wildwood Planned Unit Development (PUD) Attorney Cal Thellin and Planner Dale Siska were present representing the First Kendall Company, ownera of this property in the southern_ part of the triangle formed by Rt. 1260 Rt. 47, and Rt. 71. They presented a new plan for the development with al9.$ acre commercial area in the northwest corner of the property (bordering on the Industrial Park) a school site; 322 single family homes, and 300 apartment units. Mr. Langland cautioned the developers about the difficulties of hooking up to existing sewer lines. Other commission members suggested more industrial area and better recreational planning. Mr. Anderson asked for a "yes" or "no" vote on the feasibility of the plan as presented for this site. Voting: Mr. Anderson yes, Mr. Mahoney yes, Mr. Langland yes, Mr. Feltz yes and Mr. Olsen yes. 4.04 Reguest to resubdivide Attorney Dallas 3ngemunson represented the developer, Brian Mulhern. Mr. Mulhern owns 6.383 acres of property at Countryside Center just north of the entrance to the Center off Rt. 47. The property is zoned multi-family. Mr. Mulhern asked that the property be resubdivided into eight lots, each with one apartment building on it. He would like to build seven 12 unit buildings and one 20 unit building. The density for this project would be allowable under the ordinance in effect at the time of the pre-annexation agreement but would not be allowable under the new zoning ordinance. The commission suggested a better placement of the planned buildings on the property. Mr. Olsen made a motion to table the petition for one month, 'seconded by Mr. Feltz. All voting aye. , Plan Commission secretary Kathy Farren submitted her resignation. Mr. Langland made a motion to adjourn, seconded by Mr. Mahoney. All voting aye. i