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EDC Minutes 1998 04-21-98 CITY OF YORKVILLE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE MEETING MINUTES TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 1998 Attendees: Kathy Jones Art Prochaska Jim Nanninga Jeff Spang Richard Sticka Richard Scheffrahn Bob Johnson Jerry Lynch Tom Sowinski Keith Kuczkowski 2. PC96 -21 KUCZKOWSKI REZONING Discussion regarding 6 pt. roof pitch. Kuczkowski stated that if the 6 pt.. pitch was to his advantage then he was in agreement. Others felt this should be in writing to protect the City should he sell the property for development by others. Nanninga stated they had discussed meeting certain standards in previous meetings, Kuch had submitted some drawings, but 1200 square feet is big enough. Spang stated if lots are 15,000 but we want the Right -of -way to be 80 ft. then we need to make an adjustment for that. Nanninga stated, If we go with a PUD then we can allow a lot size of 14,000 and make the setback 30 ft. from new line at ROW. Spang asked about storm sewer. Nanninga stated there would be an adjustment to the swail. Kuch stated now everything currently drains toward Van Emmon, it would and drain to east and front. Nanninga stated there would be no detention established on these three lots, but when back part is developed it would be included at that time. This will be a condition of the sale, if sold. Spang felt the creek might be an issue. Kuch stated the creek flows directly to the River. Jones suggested this be discussed with Joe Wywrot. Nanninga stated that residential has to be over 2 acres before requiring detention unlike commercial. Kuch stated two buildings would share a common drive to street so as not to have too much paved areas. The PUD would go with the land. Jones asked about sidewalks. Kuch stated that would not be a problem. Nanninga stated the Subdivision Ordinance applies to this development. Sticka asked about the front being masonry. Nanninga stated it should be brick or stone. Spang stated that trees over 12" cannot come down once PUD is signed. Kuch will be back on May 19th. EDC to finalize 3. ANNEXATION Jones stated they had two annexations on the agenda, Marla Harkins and Babe Millen. Kramer was to do a letter, and Bob wants to see the letter first, but it has not been done. J.T. need to fix landscaping. Bob will push the annexation agreement papers. Bring this back next month. Remline is still in discussions. 4. CHANGE ZONING ORDINANCE - PARKING SETBACK/COMMERCIAL This was discussed in March. To change the commercial setback from 30 ft. to 20 ft. This was relative to the Inland Development. 5. DODI DEVELOPMENT There is nothing further on this item. Nanninga spoke with Dean and they haven't heard anything. Mayor Bob stated he had a short conversation with George and he felt the agreement looked ok. There is a question on the 7 year agreement and when it will start. The agreement states it begins when store opens, it should be effective upon signing. Jones stated then interest will start then too, if they don't start for 18 months then our figures won't be any good. We need to add a line to adjust for inflation. Mayor Bob stated he just wants a better chance to recoup his funds. . Jones stated then we should have a chance to re- examine figures if over 6 months. Prochaska stated that McHugh is a public road and is a dangerous corner. The discussion to change this road was started before this development came in. Spang asked if developer has to build roads. Prochaska stated only residential. We have done roads for commercial before. These are catalysts for route 47 and the purpose is to encourage growth. We made deals for Countryside. Weigh this based on what it will cost vs. what the City will gain. It will keep more money in town and raise our tax revenue. Mayor Bob stated Inland has already been approached by other developers regarding this area. 6. MARCH BUILDING REPORT - Approved 7. ERDMANN CONTRACT Jones stated the report was interoffice and asked if everyone had reviewed the figures. This is the same figure as last year. Send it to COW. 8. FARMER'S MARKE City Recreation Director will have the ability to set the fees. Will remove the Health and Sanitation portion. Regarding scales. Remove "complete" from text on recreation Director having power to regulate. Regarding scales add test on true scales required for anyone selling by weight any vendor found to have faulty scales may forfeit right to participate permanently. Correct and send to COW. 9. COMPREHENSIVE PLAN Prochaska stated he had spoken to Joe and his comments were regarding structure of sentence only. Spang stated we should go to more generic language. Prochaska stated we need to approve this one, and make more generic when reviewed in 1999. Pass on to COW with Joe's corrections. 10. RE- DEVELOPMENT PLAN - Tabled. Nanninga will get maps to everyone. 11. WEB PAGE Jerry Lynch advised us of the Chamber voting to put out a Chamber guide. It is a great book every 2 -3 years with a map. Also going on a web page. They will be doing about 150 town on the web page. It is free and goes with the book. Prochaska stated he has a problem with Spangler. Library has a web page. Is there a way to be on that web page. Spang stated it is mutually advantageous for him, he benefits by providing City page. Mayor Bob stated committee needs to look at this issue. Committee is Jim, Jeff, Tony & Rich. Lynch stated they should talk to Stan, Free. Spang asked if we want E -Mail for City. Mayor Bob stated we should have this, and want it, but it should be monitored. Prochaska stated we need procedures. Mayor Bob stated the committee can look at this and make a recommendation. Jones stated they have $2000. in the budget. Committee can look at this and make recommendation next month. 1. PC -98 -4 ROBERT E. LEE REZONING Joe had made a list of suggested items acceptable for B -4 that are now in B -3 zoning. They are Sales and Service of Autos and Motorcycles, & RV's. Last meeting we stated no Buses. i 12. ADDITIONAL BUSINESS Honda motorcycles are going in out at the old Kiddie Campus on south Route #47. They should be approached regarding annexation. Adjourned Minutes by Sandy Marker II