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MINUTES <br />PLANNING COMMISSION <br />MAY 13, 2004 <br />The Code Enforcement Officer indicated that the revised site plan had <br />mistakenly been placed in the original CUP file for the property. The <br />Code Enforcement Officer reported that after visiting the site and talking <br />with Mr. Sedaghat, she found the revised site plan and informed him of <br />this. That site plan is in the Commission's agenda this evening. The <br />Officer indicated that during her conversations with Mr. Sedaghat he <br />acknow]edged that he was not going to have an engineer do a drainage <br />analysis of his property as had been discussed at the initial Planning <br />Commission meeting last fall. <br />Duray indicated that it appears if the storage area in the back is regraded, <br />the standing water problems will be resolved and there will be no problem <br />storing vehicles in this area. <br />Peterson indicated that the property has been rega~'ded three times. Due to <br />the poor soils on the property, the water problems reoccur. Peterson <br />indicated that there are historic water problems i^ this area given the area <br />was filled with fly ash. Peterson indicated that regrading the site will not <br />resolve the drainage problems. She indicated that they can regrade the <br />site, but questioned who should bear the expense of doing so. <br />Barraclough asked if fill was added on the three occasions that the site was <br />graded, and the last time the site was graded. Peterson replied that the <br />slope of the property was adjusted, and the last grading occurred the <br />summer before last. <br />Wojcik pointed out the report prepared by the Public Works Director after <br />visiting the site on May 11'x'. Wojcik noted that there were heavy storms <br />just prior to that visit, and noted that the Public Works Director did not <br />observe much standing water. <br />Peterson indicated that they utilize a sump pump to pump standing water <br />on the property into their building and down into the storm sewer. <br />Sedaghat indicated that the property is so wet in the back that they use <br />tires and pallets to get around in the back yard- <br />Barraclough noted that the reason this matter was tabled last fall is <br />because the applicant requested additional time to have his own <br />engineering study done in order to refute the study done by the City <br />Engineer. Barraclough pointed out that the applicant is indicating that <br />regrading the site will not work, but they have submitted nothing to <br />substantiate this claim. <br />Sedaghat pointed out that the property has been regraded three times and <br />the water problem reoccurs. <br />-S- <br />