Plan Commission Minutes 1974 07-23-74 YORKVTTJ PLAN COMMISSION
YORKVILLE ILLINOIS 60560
Leo Anderson Harold Feltz
Robert J. Mahoney Walter J. Olsen
Lawrence Langland Fred Dollman
MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE YORKVILLE PLAN COMMISSION 23 JULY 1974
Mr. Anderson called the meeting to order. Those in attendance were
Mr. Anderson, Mr. Feltz, Mr. Mahoney, Mr. Claredge and Mr. Bortell.
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Mr. Feltz made a motion to approve the minutes of the June meeting and
was seconded by Mr. Mahoney. All voting aye. Motion carried.
7.01 Brian Mulhern, Developer, Countryside Center PUD Review of Landscaping
Plans and Restrictive Covenants
Attorney Max Peterson representing Mr. BrjAn Mulhern presented to the
Commission a Landscaping Plan and Proposed Covenants and Restrictions. The
following additions and corrections were added to the covenants.
ITEM 1: All yard areas and shrubbery on all lots shall be regularly
maintained by the owner.
ITEM 2: All parking area, private driveway areas, and private sidewalks
shall be regularly maintained and snow shall be removed and
cleared from such areas on a regular basis as weather conditions
permit by the owner.
ITEM 5. No buses, self contained mobile camper units or vans in excess of
the length of a normal pickup motor vehicle, camping trailers of
any nature, semi trailers, or semi tractor motor trucks, boats,
snowmobiles or similar vehicles, shall be parked in, about, or
upon the parking areas or access drives on any lot for a period
of time in excess of six (6) hours.
Mr. Mahoney moved that these changes be incorporated in the Covenants and
Restrictions and be submitted for final approval. Mr. Feltz seconded the motion.
All voting aye. Motion carried.
Discussion then centered around the proposed landscaping plan. Mr. Anderson
stated the placement of shrubbery and bushes could possibly be changed for
purposes of beautification. Mr. Claredge indicated the plan should define the
species, diameter and height of the trees to be planted and that the diameter
should be no less than two inches. Also, there should be no less square
footage area and no fewer trees than shown on the plan.
A question was raised regarding the status of the trees now bordering the
property on Route #47• Mr. Peterson is to determine if the trees are permanent.
If not, permanent screening should be provided.
Mr. Mahoney moved that the overall landscaping plan should be approved
with the exception that more definitive plans for individual sites must be
submitted before building permits would be issued and that the size of the trees
must be a minimum of two to three inches in diameter. This was seconded by
Mr. Feltz. All present voting aye. Motion carried. It was also noted that
the building inspector should receive a copy of these minutes.
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7.02 First Kendall Co., Wildwood PUD — Review Revised Master Plan and Petition
for Approval of Annexation Agreement
Present representing First Kendall Co. were Attorneys Cal Thelan and
David Dwyer and Planner Dale Siska. Mr. Thelan presented a Revised Master Plan
which included a change in the business area from B-1 zoning to B-2 zoning.
The recreational layout included two tot lots, two softball fields, and a
football-soccer field. He also stated the total acreage for active and passive
recreational facilities would be thirty-two acres for a proposed population of
2,200. He stated that First Kendall Co. did not desire to put all the recreational
amenities in at the beginning of the project, but planned to contribute
$100,000 to the.. Homeowner's Association.
Mr. Claredge stated that M-1 zoning directly across from residential
areas as proposed in the plan would not be satisfactory and that the B-1 zoning
would have to be limited. Mr. Mahoney stated the plan still neglected to show
the size of both the school site and the school building and that the land
shown for this purpose was possibly unacceptable.
Mr. Thelan indicated that First Kendall Co. would meet with Claredge and
Associates to discuss changes in the plan.
Mr. Feltz made a motion to table the discussion until the next planning
commission meeting. Seconded by Mr. Mahoney. All present voting aye.
Motion carried.
Mr. Mahoney moved to adjourn the meeting. Seconded by Mr. Feltz. All
present voting aye. Meeting .adjourned.
Betty 11u,ston, Secretary
YORKVILLE PLAN COMMISSION
Agenda, Tuesday, 27 August 1974 8:00 P.M. City Hall
8.01 Brian Mulhern, Developer continuation
Final Review of a RPUD Lot 1, Block 9, Unit 4, Countryside Center
Final landscape and site plans are to be reviewed.
These plans will show location, species, size of
trees and shrubs; sidewalks; berm locations, etc.
8.02 First Kendall Company, Developer
Review of Revised Plan for Wildwood PUD. 221 acres bounded by Rtes. 47, 71 & 126.
Continuation of review of revised site use and mix.
Representatives of Yorkville CUD 115 and the Bristol-
Kendall Sanitary Board have requested to attend and be
heard regarding this and other projects.
8.03 Review and resolve letter from C M & T Consulting Engineers
£s.04 Pottinger and Gabel, Owners Petition to re-zone from B-3 to B-2,
Hydraulic Ave., Yorkville, Illinois
The west half of Lot 2 in Block 8 of Black's Addition and
Lot 3 in Block 8 and the East 15' of Lot 1 in Block 9 of
Black's Addition aforesaid extending from the North line of
Hydraulic Avenue to the South bank of the Fox River, in the
Village of Yorkville, Kendall County, Illinois
8.05 Blaine M. Harker, Developer Harker Subdivision Unit 2 Yorkville, 111.
Review preliminary plans of an eleven lot sub-division located east
of Harker's Subdivision, Unit 1.