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PLANNING
COMMISSION PROPOSED
AGENDA PUBLIC
HEARING September
25, 2007 CALL TO ORDER: APPROVAL OF AGENDA FOR:
September 25, 2007 Public Hearing INTRODUCTION OF MEMBERS: CALL TO THE PUBLIC:
Agenda Items only – 3 minute limit APPROVAL OF MINUTES FROM:
None OLD BUSINESS: 1)
Proposed
Amendment –Definitions relating to lots NEW BUSINESS:
CALL TO THE PUBLIC: ADJOURNMENT: Public Hearing - Draft Minutes MEMBERS PRESENT:
JOHN LOWE, CHAIRPERSON DAVE HAMANN, CO-CHAIRPERSON JEAN E. ROOT, SECRETARY DEBRA WIEDMAN-CLAWSON MEMBERS ABSENT:
JAMES
L. ANDERSON OTHERS PRESENT:
ANNETTE
MCNAMARA, ZONING ADMINISTRATOR
JOHN ENOS, CARLISLE/WORTMAN
ROBERT W. HANVEY, SUPERVISOR
LES ANDERSON, TRUSTEE
****************************************************************** CALL TO ORDER Jack Lowe called the meeting to order at 7:17 p.m. APPROVAL OF AGENDA Dave Hamann motioned
to approve the September 25, 2007 public hearing agenda.
Jean Root seconded.
Motion Carried 4-0. INTRODUCTION OF MEMBERS The members of the Planning Commission introduced
themselves. James L. Anderson
was absent CALL TO THE PUBLIC John Lowe opened the call to the public. Mr. Hanvey asked if the definition of lot on page 1 of
4 relates to plats only. John Enos answered yes it is tied into the recorded
plat. Mr. Hanvey asked if the flag lot definition on page 2
of 4 applies to platted subdivisions only. John Enos answered no, and the text will be corrected. Mr. Hanvey asked about the definition of lot of record
on page 3 of 4 and the words “under single ownership or control”, what
does control mean. Also, the
words “effective date of this ordinance” No one had an answer at this time.
John Enos agreed to contact Mike Kehoe to find the answer. Jean Root noted the definitions were taken from the
Subdivision Control Act in an attempt to be consistent. Charles Musson asked if you can divide a lot in a
platted subdivision. John Enos answered yes. Jean Root noted the Board of Trustees will have a
chance to review the proposed language before the Livingston County
Department of Planning makes their review and comment. Jack Lowe closed the call to
the public. APPROVAL OF MINUTES No minutes to approve. OLD
BUSINESS Proposed
Amendment –Definitions relating to lots John
Enos summarized the amendment. It
is to update the zoning ordinance and get closer to legally defensible.
These definitions apply to all land uses, metes and bounds, plats and
site condominiums. John
Lowe opened the call to the public. Comments
were heard in the first call to the public. John
Lowe closed the call to the public. John
Lowe asked the Planning Commission members if they had any comments. The
Planning Commission members had no further comments. NEW BUSINESS No new business. CALL TO THE PUBLIC No response. ADJOURNMENT PLANNING
COMMISSION AGENDA REGULAR
MEETING September
25, 2007 7:30
p.m. CALL TO ORDER: APPROVAL OF AGENDA FOR:
September 25, 2007 Regular Meeting INTRODUCTION OF MEMBERS: CALL TO THE PUBLIC:
Agenda Items only – 3 minute limit APPROVAL OF MINUTES FROM: August 28, 2007 Public Hearing August 28, 2007 Regular Meeting
OLD BUSINESS: 1)
Lucy
Road, LLC Site Plan Review – located in the Highway Service District on
the west side of Lucy Road – Tax ID# 4710-01-200-024 – Proposed Use;
Contractor Storage Yard 2)
Proposed
Amendment – Section 17.10 Wireless Communication Facilities 3)
Proposed
Amendment – Section 3.02 Definition of Wireless Communication Facilities 4)
Proposed
Amendment – Section 6.30 – Family/Accessory Apartment 5)
Proposed
Amendment – Section 3.02 Definition of Family/Accessory Apartment 6)
Proposed
Amendment – Article VII – Zoning Districts & Maps/Schedule of
Regulations 7)
Proposed
Amendment – Section 8.03 B#5 & D#15 & Section 17.29 – Two Family
Dwelling 8)
Proposed
Amendment – Section 3.02 Definition of Easement 9)
Proposed Amendment –
Section 8.01 D 2 – Rural Residential Private Stables 10)Proposed Amendment – Section 8.02 D 1
– Suburban Residential Private Stables 11)Proposed
Amendment – Section 3.02 Definition of Pens, Corrals & Pasture &
Fence discussion 12)Proposed Amendment – Section 4.03 E
– add final inspection to receive Certificate of Compliance 13)Proposed Amendment – Section 6.14
Home Occupations NEW BUSINESS:
CALL TO THE PUBLIC: Regular Meeting - Draft Minutes
MEMBERS PRESENT:
JOHN LOWE, CHAIRPERSON DAVE HAMANN, CO-CHAIRPERSON JEAN ROOT, SECRETARY DEBRA WIEDMAN-CLAWSON
MEMBERS ABSENT:
JAMES
L. ANDERSON
OTHERS PRESENT:
ANNETTE
MCNAMARA, ZONING ADMINISTRATOR
JOHN ENOS, CARLISLE/WORTMAN
ROBERT W. HANVEY, SUPERVISOR
LES ANDERSEN, TRUSTEE ****************************************************************** CALL TO ORDER John Lowe called the meeting to order at 7:41 p.m. APPROVAL OF AGENDA Dave Hamann motioned to approve the September 25, 2007
regular meeting agenda. Jean
Root seconded. Motion
Carried 4-0. INTRODUCTION OF MEMBERS The members of the Planning Commission introduced
themselves. James L. Anderson
was absent. CALL TO THE PUBLIC John Lowe opened the call to the public. No response. John Lowe closed the call to
the public. APPROVAL OF MINUTES August
28, 2007 Public Hearing minutes Dave Hamann motioned to approve the August 28, 2007 public
hearing minutes. Debra
Wiedman-Clawson seconded. Motion Carried 4-0. August
28, 2007 Regular Meeting minutes Dave Hamann motioned to approve the August 28, 2007 regular
meeting minutes. Debra Wiedman-Clawson seconded. Motion
Carried 4-0. OLD BUSINESS John Lowe asked John Enos to comment. John Enos stated the application is for a contractor storage
yard, there are a few design issues, yet he does not want to spend time on
them. During his initial
analysis he commented on environmental performance standards and that
contractor storage yard as defined in the Zoning Ordinance is singular, not
plural. He continued by
paraphrasing a memo recommending denial that he wrote for the Planning
Commission which he handed out to them tonight.
This parcel is located in the Wellhead Protection Overlay Zone.
Contractor Storage Yards are a use prohibited due to hazardous waste,
thus he is recommending denial. The
Planning Commission can table this agenda item for further research. Attorney for the applicant said the applicant was told his
submittal was satisfactory. He
also wants to know if there are any other issues they need to address before
coming back in front of the Planning Commission. John Lowe commented it may be a mute point if they can’t
get by the wellhead protection issue. John Enos suggested making an application to the Zoning
Board of Appeals for an interpretation of contractor storage yard, singular
or plural. The applicant’s
attorney would need to discuss the wellhead protection issue with Mike
Kehoe, Township Attorney. Applicants Attorney asked if they get through the wellhead
protection issue, can they get a laundry list and be placed on the October
agenda. John Enos answered yes. Jean Root motioned to table the site plan for Lucy Road, LLC
tax ID#4710-01-200-024, proposed contractor storage yard until the applicant
request to be placed on an agenda. Dave
Hamann seconded. Motion
carried 4-0. Proposed
Amendment – Section 17.10 Wireless Communication Facilities John
Enos summarized the proposed amendments and feels they are reasonable and
ready to go to the Board of Trustees for review and comment. Jean
Root asked if the Planning Commission can set a limit on how long an
application can be put on hold. John
Enos said a deadline for no activity? He
will ask Mike Kehoe if a limit can be included in the text, say six months,
on any site plan for that matter. This
would be placed in Article XVIII, Article XX, Article IV and Article III.
Debra Wiedman-Clawson and Annette McNamara will review Zoning
Ordinance for placement. Jean
Root motioned to send Section 17.10 Wireless Communication Facilities dated
7-24-07 to the Board of Trustees for review and comment, and then back to
the Planning Commission. Debra
Wiedman-Clawson seconded. Motion
carried 4-0. Proposed
Amendment – Section 3.02 Definition of Wireless Communication Facilities John
Enos noted the three definitions have additional detail. Jean
Root motioned to send Section 3.02 Wireless Communication Facilities
definitions dated 7-24-07
to the Board of Trustees for review and comment, and then back to the
Planning Commission. Debra
Wiedman-Clawson seconded. Motion carried 4-0. Proposed
Amendment – Section 6.30 – Family/Accessory Apartment John
Enos noted this text allows for the retrofitting of a single family home for
an additional residence for a family member. Jean
Root motioned to send Section 6.30 Family/Accessory Apartment dated 7-24-07
to the Board of Trustees for review and comment, and then back to the
Planning Commission. Debra
Wiedman-Clawson seconded. Motion carried 4-0. Proposed
Amendment – Section 3.02 Definition of Family/Accessory Apartment Jean
Root motioned to send Section 6.30 Family/Accessory Apartment dated 7-24-07
to the Board of Trustees for review and comment, and then back to the
Planning Commission. Dave Hamann
seconded. Motion
carried 4-0. Proposed
Amendment – Article VII – Zoning Districts & Maps/Schedule of
Regulations John
Enos noted these amendments were for house keeping purposes. Jean
Root motioned to send Article VII Zoning Districts & Maps dated 4-24-07
and the Schedule of Regulations dated 5-22-07 to the Board of Trustees for
review and comment, then back to the Planning Commission.
Debra Wiedman-Clawson seconded. Motion
carried 4-0. Proposed
Amendment – Section 8.03 B#5 & D#15 & Section 17.29 – Two Family
Dwelling John
Enos noted these amendments were suggested by Mike Kehoe, Township Attorney.
Changing Two Family Dwellings from a use permitted with a special use
permit to a use permitted by right. Jean
Root motioned to send Section 8.03 B#5, D#15 and Section 17.29 dated 5-17-07
to the Board of Trustees for review and comment, then back to the Planning
Commission. Dave Hamann
seconded. Motion
carried 4-0. Proposed
Amendment – Section 3.02 Definition of Easement John
Enos summarized the proposed amendment, separating the definition of an
easement from a utility easement. Jean
Root motioned to send Section 3.02 definition of utility easement dated
7-24-07 to the Board of Trustees for review and comment, then back to the
Planning Commission. Dave Hamann
seconded. Charles
Musson, 333; John
Enos explained utility companies have the legal right to place their
utilities within the easement. Discussion
ensued on Jean
Root amended her previous motion to add recorded to the text and send
Section 3.02 Utility Easement definition dated 7-24-07 to the Board of
Trustees for review and comment, then back to the Planning Commission.
Debra Wiedman-Clawson seconded. Motion
carried 4-0. Proposed
Amendment – Section 8.01 D 2 – Rural Residential Private Stables Proposed
Amendment – Section 8.02 D 1 – Suburban Residential Private Stables John
Enos summarized the proposed text, private stables, the number of horses for
the first 3 acres and one horse for each ½ acre not to exceed six. Debra
Wiedman-Clawson requested a not to exceed number of four horses in Suburban
Residential. The Planning
Commission agreed. Mrs.
Larzelere, Les
Andersen requested a 10’ x 10’ stall for all horses. Discussion
ensued on the possibility of no limit in Rural Residential. Les
Andersen, John
Enos and Annette McNamara will work on the proposed amendments and bring
them back to the Planning Commission. Jean
Root motioned to table Section 8.01 D2 and Section 8.02 D1 until October 23,
2007. Dave Hamann seconded.
Motion carried 4-0. Proposed
Amendment – Section 3.02 Definition of Pens, Corrals & Pasture &
Fence discussion Jean
Root motioned to table Section 3.02 Definition of Pens, Corrals &
Pasture to be included in discussion on private stables.
Dave Hamann seconded. Motion
carried 4-0. Proposed
Amendment – Section 4.03 E – add final inspection to receive Certificate
of Compliance Mike
Kehoe commented on the proposed text. He
would like “at the Zoning Administrators discretion” taken out of the
text. This is subjective and
will be questions by land use permit applicants.
He would prefer a distance be agreed upon by the Planning Commission. Annette
McNamara has already amended the text to read “structures within 5’ of
the required setback.” The
Planning Commission members agreed with Mike Kehoe and the amended text. The
Planning Commission members would like to see the language in 4.03 C #9
added to sub-section E. Jean
Root motioned to hold a public hearing for Section 4.03 C #9 and 4.03 E on
November 27, 2007 at 7:15 p.m. Dave
Hamann seconded. Motion carried 4-0. Proposed
Amendment – Section 6.14 Home Occupations John
Enos would like to review this text with Debra Wiedman-Clawson before
discussing with the Planning Commission members. Jean
Root asked since no one has shown any interest in this proposed amendment
can it be tabled and the Planning Commission can work on more pressing
amendments. Jean
Root motioned to table Section 6.14 Home Occupations to the October 23, 2007
regular meeting. Dave Hamann
seconded. Motion carried 4-0. CALL TO THE PUBLIC John Lowe opened the call to the public. Jean Root reminded the Planning Commission members
November is the month the Planning Commission holds their organizational
meeting. She would also like a
memo drafted to the Board of Trustees asking them to prioritize amendments
to the Zoning Ordinance. John Enos informed the Planning Commission members of
the state conference in October. There
will be workshop put on by Carlisle/Wortman’s Environmental Planner on
Green Development. He can have
his associate come to Charles Musson, ADJOURNMENT Jean Root motioned to adjourn the meeting at 9:20 p.m.
Dave Hamann seconded. Motion
Carried 4-0.
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