Agenda - Planning Commission - 09/05/1995

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Monthly Status Report Pending Pending/ Goodrich Jankowski/ Pending Pending Pending Complete Complete Pending Pending Pending 9/21/93 4/12/94 12/6/94 12/13/94 12/13/94 1/10/95 2/7/95 4/4/95 5/9/95 6/21/95 On the next regular Horse Care Board agenda, include a case by Harvey Wibeto regarding proposed minimum standards for horse shelters and fencing. Council asked that the City Attorney and Staff review ordinance to make sure City Code is as complete in its language as the State Statutes with regard to Metes and Bounds subdivisions. Per Commissioner Deemer's request, research whether TIF can be used for right turn lanes on County Road #57. Council voted to table the case on Canvas Craft and set up a committee of you, Councilmember Hardin and Mayor Gilbertson to meet with Mr. Franta. If the meeting cannot be scheduled until after the new year, Councilmember Peterson will take Mayor Gilbertson's place on the Committee. Schedule such meeting. Meeting was held with Hardin. Christmas Tree Lot signs were discussed. The Council talked about having the Planning Commission review the sign ordinance as it relates to seasonal, etc. As discussion ensued, it appeared the consensus of the Council was that this would be a good discussion for the workshop. Councilmember Zimmerman stated he felt that with regard to Christmas Tree farms, the signs should pertain more to the directional rather than to the price of the trees. Council granted approval to the site plan for the expansion of Ramsey Elementary School contingent upon modifying the site plan to include concrete curbing, parking lot lighting and trails, and the submittal of an acceptable drainage plan. Execute Development Agreement. The Planning Commission voted to recommend that the developer address the off-street parking issue, as discussed, and make any recommended amendments to Parkshire North as directed by the Park and Recreation Commission before proceeding to preliminary plat. Applicant withdrew. Draft an ordinance to change the subdivision sketch plan procedure so that it goes to the Parks & Recreation Commission prior to the Planning Commission. Councilmember Peterson requested information on why it*s 600' for cul-de-sac length - From a planning standpoint - should we keep it at that - what's the reason for it He would also like input from public works people and emergency people. With regard to amending the thoroughfare setbacks, the Planning Commission voted to delete #3 which reads "On County Roads #116 and #56 - adopt the County policy of 60 feet from the centerline of the right-of-way plus the City's standard setback and to the 4th sentence - remove the period after centerline and add "of the right of way".