HomeMy WebLinkAbout03/26/84 MINUTES OF
HASTINGS PLANNING COMMISSION
MONDAY, MARCH 26, 1984
The meeting was called to order by Chairman Murphy at 7:30 P.M.
Members Present: Commissioners Swanson, Reuter, Folch, Simacek, Anderson,
Voelker, and Murphy
Members Absent: Commissioners Stevens and Conzemius
Moved by Commissioner Folch, seconded by Commissioner
Anderson to approve the minutes of March 12, 1984.
Ayes, 7; Nayes, O.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
Mr. Loucks infomred the Commission that Mr. Shenk
has withdrawn his request in view of the fact that the
owners of the property (Vernon and Regina Fox) will not
give their permission to conduct such an operation.
ROBERT SHENK - 320
WEST 7TH STREET - HOME
OCCUPATION PERMIT FOR
CATALOG GUN SALES
Mr. Loucks summarized the concepts as follows:
Option 1
1. A 1500' cul-de-sac from 19th Street to the north
boundary of the site.
LOUIS LANE - REVIEW OF
STREET ALIGNMENT AND
DEVELOPMENT CONCEPTS -
REFER TO ATTACHED
DRAWINGS
2. Potential for six (6) lots to be served by the
roadway.
3. Street, curb, gutter, water main, and sanitary sewer
construction cost.
City Share $40,674
Developer Share $49,582
4. Public Safety Concerns - Refer to attached memo from
Hastings Fire Department.
5. Planning Concerns - Maximum length of cul-de-sac
allowed by ordinance is 500'.
6. Estimated Traffic Generation - 63 per day.
Option 2
1. Two cul-de-sacs - A 950'
550' from 19th Street.
from 15th Street, and
2. Potential for nine (9) lots to be served by
roadway.
3. Street, curb, gutter, water main, and sanitary
sewer construction cost.
City Share $ 29,721
Developer Share $128,712
4. Public Safety Concerns - Refer to attached memo
from Hastings Fire Department.
5. Planning Concerns - Maximum length of cul-de-sacs
allowed by ordinance is 500'.
6. Estimated Traffic Generation - 9 trips per day
to 19th Street and 70 trips per day to 15th Street.
Option 3
1. Through street from 19th to 15th Street.
2. Potential for nine (9) lots to be served by road-
way.
3. Street, curb, gutter, water main and sanitary
sewer costs.
City Share
Developer Share
$ 40,674
$128,712
4. Public Safety Concerns - None as per attached
memo.
5. Planning Concerns - None.
6. Estimated Traffic Generation - 78 per day with
no estimate as to direction of flow.
Commission members asked questions of clarification
regarding each option.
Mr. Reddeman and Sellman (residents of Zweber Lane)
pointed out that lots 7 and 8 depicted on the plan
concepts are already developed, and further that
they (Mr. Sellman) intended to develop lot 9 via
an accesseasement from Zweber Lane.
They further indicated that they are opposed to
Options 2 and 3.
Commissioner Murphy indicated that it is the
Commission's responsibilityto make a decision
based upon planning factors such as compliance
with City ordinances and public safety concerns.
Motion by Commissioner Reuter, seconded by Comm-
issioner Voelker to recommend that Option 1 be
implemented by the City Council. Ayes, 6;
Nayes, Commissioner Simacek
Motion by Commissioner Simacek, seconded by Commissioner
Reuter to set a public hearing for April 9, 1984.
Ayes, 7; Nayes, O.
SET PUB[IC HEARING
FOR REPLAT OF PROPERTIES
LOCATED AT 10TH AND
RAMSEY STREETS
Motion by Commissioner Swanson, seconded by Commissioner ADJOURNMENT
Folch to adjourn at 8:20 P.M. Ayes, 7; Nayes, O.