03-16-2006 Planning Commission Minutes

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sewer, the North Tract still meets the minimum lot size for unsewered lots in the UR zone. 5. The applicant is not proposing any provisions for water-based recreation as these properties are not adjacent to any water bodies. 6. All lots meet the minimum lot size for sewered lots of 6,250 square feet and unsewered lots of 20,000 square feet in the UR zone, with the North Tract being 45,000 square feet and the South Tract being 49,500 square feet. 7. All lots meet the minimum lot width of 50 feet, with both tracts being 150 feet wide. 8. All the lots meet the impervious coverage limit for the UR zone, with the North Tract not having any impervious coverage and the South Tract having roughly 10% coverage 9. The proposed lot layouts are compatible with the existing layout of adjoining properties and the property would be split like the properties to the east. Future development will not be constrained by these lot layouts. 10. The proposed side lot lines are at right angles to the existing road line and the property lines of adjacent properties. 11. Both tracts meet the minimum requirement for frontage on a public right-of-way of 33 feet by having 150 feet each. All members voted"aye". Motion carried. APPLICANT: Fire Hall Retail Center—Sign Concept Plan. Staff explained the plan and the request for a directional sign in the northwest corner of the lot. After discussion, Staff was directed to notify applicant to either place the sign on the building or apply for a Conditional Use Permit. APPLICANT: Doggy Day Care. Staff explained the request. Staff was directed to advise that the drop-off service would be classified as a Commercial Use Other and would require a Conditional Use Permit. OLD BUISNESS: Extractive Use Overlay District: Mr. Marohn passed out 2 maps that were added to the Staff Report. The map shows areas indicating 1,000-foot buffer, not gravel. Terry Curtis, Anderson Brothers Construction,was in audience. He stated he is not familiar with the DNR map. Most cities use USGS maps. We might want to check with Bonnie at the County. We may want to look at the County's Ordinance. Planning Commission 7 March 16, 2006