Plan Commission Minutes 1974 05-28-74 YORKVILLE PLAN COMMISSION
YORKVILLE ILLINOIS 60560
Leo E. Anderson
' Robert J. Mahoney Walter J. Olsen
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Lawrence Langlandi, Elden Madden Fred Dollman
Harold Feltz Dennis Fauth
MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE YORKVILLE PLAN COMMISSION MAY 28, 1974
Mr. Anderson called the meeting to order. The newly appointed secretary,
Betty Huston, was welcomed. She will fill the vacancy left by the resignation
of Kathy Farren.
I Those in attendance were Mr. Anderson, Mr. Mahoney, Mr. Olsen, Mr. Feltz,
Mr. Langland, Mr. Dollman and Mr. Clark Bortell representing Clarage & Associatese
Mr. Mahoney made a motion to approve the minutes of the previous meeting
and was seconded by Mr. Langland. All voting aye. Motion carried.
5.01 Wildwood Planned Unit Development
Attorney Calvin Thelan and Planner Dale Siska were present representing
the First Kendall Company, developers of Wildwood. Mr. Thelan presented
preliminary proposals regarding zoning for industry and use of open space, ieee
recreational areas for the development. Mr. Bortell stated that according to
their proposals, single family homes were directly across the street from
sites dfsignated only as "industry". He stated that each lot should be
properly identified as either offices commercial or light industrial and also
that duplexes would provide a better buffer zone between the industrial area
and single family homes.
Mr. Dollman asked the developers if they had done any investigation regarding
sewer hook—up availability. Mr. Thelan stated they hoped to adjoin present
treatment facilities.
Mr. Mahoney indicated the Commission would like to see spelled out in detail
s and in advance the recreational areas for the development. As there is a
proposed increase of 2080 persons, we should know exactly what facilities are
to be included such as swimming pools, tennis courts, ball fields and tot lots.
Mr. Thelan said they hoped to formally file plans with the City in
two to three weeks.
5.02 PRELIMINARY REVIEW OF A RESIDENTIAL PLANNED UNIT DEVEIAPMENT -- COUNTRYSIDE
CENTER — BRIAN MULHERN
Mr. Brian Mulhern presented a petition for a Planned Unit Development
and showed plans for eight 12 unit apartment buildings. ' He previously had
requested seven 12 unit buildings and one 20—unit building. Two objections
were immediately raised to his proposal.
a 1� the development still has access off Countryside Parkway
2 usable space should be created around each building
!` Mr. Mulhern then showed the Commission plans of his proposed three story
buildings. He was told the maximum height permitted under the new zoning
ordinance is two and one half stories or twenty five feet. The Commission
recommended that Mr. Mulhern's attorney and engineer get a list of required
materials in order to present a revised plan at the next meeting. The list
includes maps which show off—street parking; utility easements; existing
streets and access to them; and a soils report from the Soil Conservation
a Service. Mr. Langland made a motion to table this petition until the next
meeting. Seconded by Mr. Olsen. All voted aye.
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The Commission viewed a film "A Place to be Human" on open space planning
for commmities provided by James B. Clarage & Associates.
The meeting was closed and adjourned.
t Hustont Secretary
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