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Plan Council Minutes 2006 02-09-06 /A\PPQ RD. Plan Council February 9, 2006 Attendees: John Crois,City Administrator Travis Miller, Comm. Development Director Eric Dhuse, Public Works Director Joe Wywrot, City Engineer Mike Schoppe, Schoppe Design John Whitehouse, Engineering Enterprises Anna Kurtzman, Zoning Official Tim Fairfield, BKFD Sgt. Ron Diederich, Yorkville Police Guests: David Schultze, Smith Engineering Pete Huinker, Smith Engineering Bruce Sperling, Midwest Development Attorney Greg Ingemunson Scott Mai, Smith Engineering Delores and John Lies Attorney John Philipchuck Vince Rosanova, DBCW Ltd. Lisa Brady,Rush-Copley Nancy Wilson, Rush-Copley Charles Wilson, Rush-Copley Clayton Marker, Richard Marker Assoc. Gary Neyer,Richard Marker Assoc. Phil Steupfert, Smith Engineering Dean Talmadge, Crestlake Holdings The meeting was called to order at 9:30 by Joe Wywrot. The January 26 minutes were approved. Silver Fox—Preliminary Plan Mike Schoppe stated the conservation easement is for tree preservation and should not affect the lot sizes, as long as the lots measure 12,000 to the east property line. A tree survey needs to be completed for evaluating the placement of the easement lines. The developer will prepare a list of justifications for the increased density. A five foot concrete sidewalk will be added to the south side of Fox Road in the fifty foot landscape easement. Mike Schoppe will check the landscape plans for Evergreen Farms to confirm the placement of the sidewalk. The YBSD easement resolution will be determined on the final plat but should be shown on the preliminary engineering plans. The sidewalk may be moved 5 foot to the south. The contours around basins should be adjusted to eliminate grading within the drip line. John Whitehouse said the Fox Rd. transportation study does not give final cross sections as to the type of construction road to be built. The right of way should be extended to the Matlock property and curb returns should be completed. Acquisition of the 15 acre right of way piece north of Green Briar has not yet been determined. The width of this piece would provide an extension of the road, with lots on the north and south across the strip to Green Briar. If this is developed collectively, sanitary sewer may need to be modified on the plans (#22). Tim Fairfield was informed that there would be an entrance from Fox Road,but that construction traffic would be prohibited on this. There is a provision on the engineering plans for the northeastern lot in the cul-de-sac,that there will be a temporary 1 s emergency access through this, so there will be two entrances off Fox and one from Green Briar during construction. Travis Miller stated that the landscape ordinance states that the existing trees, 4" (not 6") and above, should be shown on the tree survey(comment#7 in engineering comments. This is scheduled for the March 22 plan commission. Fountain Village of Yorkville—Final Plat The developer needs to submit present two separate documents, labeling one preliminary plat and the other as final plats to the plan commission and the City Council for approval, per the annexation agreement for Sunflower Estates. These documents will proceed concurrently through the process. The landscape plan is being prepared for the entire property, with a buffer between this property and the Sunflower property. When the site plan for lot 3 is presented it will show all that has been planted. Projects proposed for 2006 are a Walgreen's on lot 5, Castle Bank on for lot 1 and a retail center for lot 3. The developer should use plants from the list in the landscape ordinance. The developer will contact Castle Bank and Walgreen's for their start dates, and will do black dirt re-spread and re-seed on lots 1, 2, 4 and 5, if their start dates are not within 2 months. The developer will remove the double dash lines on the plat because the road has been vacated. Also notes 3 add"more or less(an acre or square feet)"and change "are hereby conveyed"to "to be conveyed". All language regarding storm water management easements should concur. "Subdivision" should be removed from the heading. The surface water statement should be not be on the final plat,but it needs to be a topographic overlay per the statue. Anna Kurtzman stated the side and rear setback should be shown or a typical needs to be submitted. The signage for the development should be removed from the landscape plans, and submittal made for a building permit for the sign. Joe Wywrot said that IDOT must ok the drainage path in the central pond. The sidewalk at 71 and 47 should be extended to the northwest corner of the intersection. The developer can submit the revised letter of credit prior to submittal of the recording of the final plat. This is scheduled for the March 8 Plan Commission. Rush-Copley—Concept PUD plan John Philipchuck stated the sellers would be retaining about 60,000 sq. ft. of the property with a non-medical professional office or bank for this parcel. The residential component has been taken out of the petitioner request, so it will be a re-zoning request of 40 plus acres at the north end adjacent to Rt. 34. The petition is suggesting a B-1 with a PUD imposed. Phase I will contain a circular road pattern,with John Street coming out to the east to the county site. Lisa Brady stated all parcels would be owned and retained by Rush-Copley. The petitioner would like to raise height limits to at least 4 stories. There are utility lines across the property and these may need to be relocated, and the State will be consulted for Route 34 issues, but no additional accesses are being proposed except Beecher Road. Lisa Brady stated a hospital is in the long term plan for the 2 property,with no retail uses, other than cafeteria, gift shops or sales of medical equipment. A hospital is permitted in B-1. There may be a day care,with an application for special use needed. A fitness facility may be planned. Mike Schoppe stated that the petitioner should zone as a PUD with B-1 underlying uses, and list the uses. A bank is permitted in a City O zoning on the 60,000 square foot site, (which is actually 1.38 acres per John Whitehouse). Attorney Philipchuck said there needs to be an access road to the 60,000 sq. foot site. This lot could be included in the B-1 PUD, and this will be discussed between Attorney Grant and the Lies/Conover families. There currently is a driveway behind the Provena building, but it is a private road, and across the property line from the Lies/Conover 60,000 parcel. Sanitary sewer could be rerouted to intersect with Rob Roy Creek connectors, west of Beecher Road. The out lots will be used for visibility along Beecher Road. The petitioner is waiting for determination of the crossing of Beecher Rd. at Rt. 34 and trying to match like homes with those to the east and south of the campus. Lisa Nelson stated they are tying to avoid having Ring Road,the internal campus use,too close to Beecher Rd., which serves the north-south traffic. There is water through the middle of the site,but the city is looking for a second source of supply. There is no water to the north, but a second water main, within the same zone, needs to be brought to Cannonball Trail. Engineering will explore the options. The petitioner hopes to begin construction of the main building mid-2006. They will submit a preliminary plan to Committee of the Whole. Mr. Philipchuck stated they will meet with IDOT regarding signalization on Beecher and Rt. 34 and the possibility of right in, right out at the 1.38 acre parcel. Preliminary plans will show a main entrance about 600 ft. south of Rt. 34, off of Beecher, with a 30 foot sanitary sewer easement,with an additional 70 feet. There are no existing buffers along the west edge of Blackberry Woods, but the YBSD easement may act as a landscape buffer. Ultimately all lots developed to the south will have a Beecher extension. The developer will address the boulevard spacing to make certain it complies with the city standards of 400 ft. Heartland Crossing—Concept PUD Plan Tim Fairfield and staff did not think the"Heartland"name (in 2 subdivisions) is an issue for fire departments or police departments. The parcel is 514 acres. The developer is discussing with the Dhuse and Johnson families to attain a utility and annexation corridors adjacent to the ComEd right of way to the north for attaining annexation to the city, via contiguous properties. This will be served by a pump station with a force main to the gravity system. The developer is talking to Deuchler and YBSD to negotiate the sewer routes. The density is 1.9 du. per acre. Commercial is being proposed at Ament and Rt. 47 (40 acres) and additional parcels to the south(12, 16 and 1.52 acres). The developer is considering one story offices buildings and possible a community center adjacent to the open space corridor. They would like to see a grocery store as an anchor along the corridor. They have been in contact with IDOT regarding signalization and access points. There are 5.5 miles of trails within the development. The school district approves of the location of the school, and the park site may be expanded with the area in 3 y Montalbano for a community park. The developer will consider a connector road between the two commercial properties, but has a concern on the impact this may have on the residential neighborhood. The block linkages are exceeded along Wheeler and the along the road in the southeast cul-de-sac. Any deviations in the annexation agreement would have to be supported with minimal impact based on the traffic generation. Also discussed was the emergency access adjacent to the street coming from Park A. John Whitehouse stated that the developer should look at a crosswalk in Park B along side of the community center. There are a number of lots that do not abut a trail and the developer will put sidewalks in these areas. Anticipating that commercial property may abut to this property on the south,the developer will look at an access along Penman to the west. They are accommodating storm water across from Cross Lutheran because the church hopes to expand. EEI is proposing a well water facililty and stand pipe, about 2 acres, may be at the northeast corner of Ament and Penman. There is a cell tower at the end of Penman Road. The building department objects to the code variance for a period of 5 years. Sgt. Diederich believes that parking on both sides of the curved street affords a natural calming effect. These are not through streets. In park C, staff suggested a wider pavement for pavement, and no 90 degree parking. Staff will review when the ADT analysis is completed. Mike Schoppe, in accordance to the comprehensive plan, stated the commercial frontage along Rt. 47 is reduced. An additional stub may be necessary at the far southeastern area to the eastern Stewart Farm. In addition, a stub may be needed to the Hattner property to the south. The open space corridor should be continued and widened down to the Stewart Farm. The developer suggested it may come out adjacent to the trail to the Stewart Farm. Mike Schoppe believes the city should plan for a trail crossing at Penman and logically, the placement would be where the street connection is. The park board is asking for a trail, in lieu of sidewalk, adjacent to the Wheeler Rd. extension, on the north side, one along the east side of Penman to tie into Hudson Lakes, and potentially along the open corridor in Montalbano. An existing farm home exists east of Penman, and Mike Schoppe pointed out the city would like to keep the home. Wheeler Road may be moved if this is the case. Open space is being proposed and access to Walker Rd. is being proposed by the city, if a pump station is located at the south central area. Marker should address the possibility of a road stub to the south. After the traffic study, the possibility of a bridge from Penman to Walker may be a possibility. Per the park board, Scott Sleezer said Park D should be more open from the road, and Park B needs to be larger. The developer suggested swapping 4 acres of school land in the Lee Farms development to allow for a 10 acre site. In Park B a roadway was suggested along the west side and an access to the community center. When Hattner develops, neighborhood park C would be utilized and there is a trail connection proposed. Notes submitted by Annette Williams 4