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MINUTES SPECIAL MEETING OF THE PLANNING COMtvffSSION MARCH 21, 1983 PAGE It Jean McGough, 1938 Summer Street, asked i.i' storm sewers would be installed oM her street? Harold Nilsen advised that the storm water would be JEAN MC GOUGH taken care of thru grading and no storm sewers would be needed on Summer 1938 SUMMER Street. Good Value Homes again explained how their ponding and storm water would be accomplished. Fran- Frazier, 1862 Howell, asked if there could only be an access to the South with no access to the north? Good Value Homes stated that it would not be the best use of the land, it would change the quality and the density would need to be increased. She then asked if the streets were deeded as cul-de-sacs? Good Value Homes answered that the streets are not cul-de-sacs but stub streets. She wanted to know who would be responsible for straightening out the streets where the eul-de-sacs are now located and Good Value Homes advised that it would be a cost incurred by the developer. Mahn McCleery stated his only objectionvras the traffic and feels that MARTIN not enough information has been submitted to rule out an a ccess to the MC CLEERY south. favor of approving the preliminary plat and subdividing. xe is not in favor of an access to the south. He also pointed out that it meets the guidelines previously established by the neighborhood task f orce,~, including density and traffic patterns. HELEN FRAZIER, 1862 HOV~JELL Al Stefanson stated he felt this was a good development and was in AL STEFANSON Jim Bourquin moved, seconded by Erma Olson, approval of the concept MOTION TO in principal as presented. Motion carried unanimously. APPROVE PRELIMINARY Al Stefanson called for a five minute recess. PLAT AND SUBDIVISION During the recess, there was some discussion about the procedure and if it were necessary to have two separate motions. The following is a clarification that was agreed upon; that is, the motion made by Jim Bourquin to approve the proposal in principalv~,s intended to encompass both the principal as it relates to the subdivision as well as the development of the parcel in question. Al Stefanson made reference to a letter received from Frank E. Villaume ELIMINATION of Kueppers, Kueppers, Von Veldt and Salmen dated March 15, 1983 OF BILLBOARD concerning the auestion of whether Ordinance #17t~ amending the Zoning TYPE SIGNS Ordinance so as to ban advertising signs, extends to business signs located on top of buildings, After a lengthy discussion, Don Mead moved, seconded by Jim Bourquin, that it is the sense of the Planning Commission that they continue to feel that it is advantageous to eliminate all billboard type signs whether they be to advertise a remote product or a business on the premises. ?Jtotion carried unanimously. Next Planning Commission scheduled for April !t, 1983 at 7:30 P.?u1. NEXT MEETING •