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MINUTES <br />Planning Commission <br />Feb. 14, 1985 <br />Budget Auto <br />(Cont.) <br />Larry Lee <br />Matter <br />property can handle, he believes that 30 cars would not be too many. <br />Krinki also stated that there have been cars parked in the green <br />area of the property prior to Mr. Fritz. <br />Mr. Fritz stated that he planned to improve the property. <br />Mr. Costa suggested that Mr. Fritz give the Commission some sort <br />of plan for these improvements. <br />Mr. Fritz stated that the Planner told him that his plan looked like <br />a workable one, and now the Planner is stating that it is not to scale. <br />The Planner stated that the plan must be to scale so that he can <br />see where the parking spaces are. <br />Mr. Fritz asked if the Planner could draw the plan for him. The <br />Planner replied that he could, but Mr. Fritz would be charged for it. <br />Mr. DeLonais did not feel that the matter could be resolved until the <br />moratorium is lifted. Mr. Fritz stated that the City Attorney told <br />him that the moratorium did not apply in this case. <br />The Planner stated that the Attorney did not indicate this to him. <br />Mr. Davison stated that he would like to see something on the drainage <br />for this property. <br />Mr. Herkenhoff recommended that the Budget Auto conditional use permit <br />be tabled until the City gets a scaled plan. <br />Motion seconded by Mr. Costa. <br />Motion carried 5 — 0. <br />Mr. Larry Lee submitted to the Commission a plan for the development <br />of property along South Owasso. The plan calls for 16 residential <br />lots on the south that would consist of single family lots on the <br />south and duplex lots on the north. Mr. Lee indicated that Mr. <br />Fahey has stated that he would not be in favor of duplex lots. <br />Mr. Lee pointed out that his plan provided for a 50 foot buffer <br />zone between the industrial and single family. <br />Lee then explained the grades of the property, along with the drainage. <br />Mr. Lee reported that Mr. Fasciana is concerned about how he <br />will service his lois. Lee stated that he would be willing to <br />exclude one of the lots in his plan for future access to the Fasciana <br />property. However, Mr. Lee did not know what Mr. Fasciana's feelings <br />would be about this. <br />Page —4— <br />