Minutes - Planning Commission - 07/01/2004

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vote. He noted there is a special meeting on July 12 and this could be added to that agenda, which would keep it on the July 27 City Council meeting schedule. Commissioner Van Scoy asked about the drainage from this project, as it sounds like the run-off will go to the residential area, and asked if Staff is okay with that. Associate Planner Geisler indicated they need more information on the drainage plans. Troy Livgard, engineer for the applicant indicated they are trying to get more information from the City on the Regency Pond project. He noted there is a pond on the east side of the parcel, and they are trying to determine if that pond can accept this run-off or if it would need to be expanded. Assistant Community Development Director Trudgeon stated that the applicant needs to re -do the calculation. He indicated City Engineer Jankowski thought there may be an opportunity to expand the pond onto this parcel. Commissioner Van Scoy indicated if they are putting in 60,000 square feet of building and even more than that in bituminous you will need a bigger pond. Assistant Community Development Director Trudgeon reiterated City Engineer Jankowski will need to review the calculations and see what else is needed. Commissioner Brauer asked the engineer if he was comfortable with the pond expansion. Mr. Livgard stated if that is what is needed they are fine with it. He indicated if the pond was designed with this type of use in mind, it may not need to be expanded. Motion by Commissioner Van Scoy, seconded by Commissioner Jeffrey to continue the request for sketch plan review or TSM Development and Site Plan Review of CNP Storage to the July 12, 2004 Planning Commission meeting. Motion carried. Voting Yes: Vice Chairperson Johnson, Commissioners Van Scoy, Jeffrey, Brauer, Shepherd, and Watson. Voting No: None. Absent: Chairperson Nixt. Case #5 Review Draft Language for the R-1 Rural Developing District Associate Planner Geisler advised at their May 11, 2004 meeting the City Council adopted a 90- day moratorium on all subdivision and platting in the R-1 Rural Developing District. She indicated the moratorium is effective June 14, 2004 through September 12, 2004, and the purpose of the moratorium is to provide time for the Planning Commission and City Council to consider additional development standards for the Rural Developing District. She indicated the Planning Commission held its first discussion of the standards at the June 4, 2004 meeting. Planning Commission/July 1, 2004 Page 7 of 13