HomeMy WebLinkAboutESKIN PUD - PRELIMINARY ..... SECOND P & Z BOARD HEARING (CONTINUED FROM 12/18/95) - 48-95 - DECISION - MINUTES/NOTESPlanning and Zoning Board Hearing
January 8, 1996
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CITIZEN INPUT
Don Carter, 2617 Harvard, stated the covenants for this area states that no lot shall be
used except for residential purpose; no building shall be erected, altered, placed or
permitted to remain on any lot other than the one detached single family dwelling and
private garage attached for not more than three cars; the structure shall not exceed 30
feet in height from the level to the maximum roof height. He stated that the existing
development violates these covenants. He believed that this proposal would aggravate
the traffic on Harvard.
CITIZEN INPUT CLOSED
Deputy City Attorney Eckman stated that covenants could be relevant in a court or for
other private protective purposes. The problem with using them for the Board's purposes
is that the Board is to be governed just by the City's law, the LDGS. Covenants are a
way of regulating land use but they are developed privately and are to be enforced
privately. He recommended that the Board not use the covenants in their decision
making process.
Kerrie Ashbeck, City Engineering, stated that the traffic impacts are no different than the
existing land use because it is remaining a residence and the office use is not changing
or increasing square footage.
Member Mickelsen moved to approve Eskin PUD Preliminary.
Member Bell seconded.
The motion passed 6-0.
COUNTRY CLUB CORNERS PUD, THIRD FILING, LOTS 1 & 3. TOTAL PETROLEUM
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Member Walker stated that the only operations in this area that would be allowed to have
24 hour status is Albertson's and a sit-down restaurant. He asked why this item is being
allowed to operate under 24 hour status.
Mike Ludwig, Project Planner, replied that the second condition of the Country Club
Corners PUD that was approved in 1995 stated that no business with the exception of
Albertson's or a standard sit-down restaurant would be allowed 24 hour operation. This
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Member Strom commented that the traffic engineer stated there would be an on -going
series of improvements over a period of time during which this project would be
developed should improve the situation to the extent that the project traffic will not
adversely impact beyond the standards. There is a traffic problem on Prospect and it is
being addressed and recognized and efforts are underway to correct the problem.
Member Bell had concerns that it appears the Board is approving something that is a
stand alone island type of a project.
Member Mickelsen commented that the focus of this business is highway services. The
access that this property has to the highway, Prospect and the frontage road is
extensive. She commented that the porosity for the use and designation of this parcel is
more than sufficient.
The motion to approve failed 3-3 with Members Colton, Bell and Carnes in the
negative.
ESKIN PUD - PRELIMINARY - 348-95
Mike Ludwig, Project Planner, gave the Staff Report recommending approval.
Belinda Eskin, applicant, stated the original proposal was amended to satisfy the
neighborhood's concerns about parking and becoming a professional office. The usage
would not change from what it is except the unit upstairs would be a rental apartment.
The business applications that they would request are those that are allowed under home
occupation. Off street parking would be added to the west side abutting the existing
commercial property.
Member Colton asked about the current parking compared to the proposed parking.
Ms. Eskin replied that they currently have four spaces on the east side, which is the
maximum allowed by home occupation laws, and would like to put seven spaces next to
the commercial property to the west.
Chairperson Carnes asked if the parking would be shared parking.
Ms. Eskin replied that the access off of Drake would be shared with the State Farm
building but the parking would be on their property.