HomeMy WebLinkAboutgr00090_000048_pg227August 28, 1978 Page 2
Achen replied that there were approximately 30 to 40 property owners, of which four
or five were major owners. Mr. Doty asked if Midway Supply and NASCO were involved
in that bond sale. Administrator Achen replied that they were not.
Neil Loeding, 5046 Longview Drive asked if the $1.4 million bond issue was an indus-
trial revenue bond. Administrator Achen replied that it was not, that it is a general
obligation bond.
Mr. Loeding stated that two months ago he had submitted a list of corrections he wanted
made to City Council minutes and asked if they had been made. He also presented the
Council with copies of the corrections he wanted made. Acting Mayor Hodges stated that
the issue would be discussed later in the meeting as they were running behind for the
scheduled public hearing.
Acting Mayor Hodges recessed the regular meeting and opened the public hearing.
MIDWAY INDUSTRIAL PRELIMINARY PLAT
Mr. Steinmueller, of Midway Industrial Supply, explained that he would like to subdivide
3.53 acres of land into two parcels, one for Midway Industrial and the other for NASCO.
Councilmember Baumgartner reported that the Planning Commission had found a few problems
when they had reviewed the preliminary plat, such as the utility easement on the west
end of the lot line and the driveway width on Old Highway 8.
Mr. Steinmueller stated that the County requires 30' curb cuts. Councilmember
Baumgartner explained that the City ordinance presently reads 22' maximum cuts and that
the Planning Commission had made a recommendation that the driveway widths be increased
to a maximum of 36'.
Official Rose pointed out that the 20' utility easement is not shown on the site plan
but will be on the preliminary plat and final plat. He also explained that the maximum
curb cut allowed presently is 22' and that the Planning Commission has recommended it
be increased to a maximum of 36'. He added that the developers plan to share the
driveway access and that a covenant will be required to be filed with the deed regarding
the maintenance of the driveway. He also pointed out that the developers are in excess
of the parking requirements and they do meet all setback requirements, and do have a
planting schedule and plan to install an underground sprinkling system.
Official Rose reported that bonding will be required of both developers for all exterior
improvements, with NASCO being required to furnish approximately $25,000 in bonding
and Midway Industrial Supply to furnish approximately $23,200. He added that a develop-
ment agreement will be drawn up to cover all necessary items.
Administrator Achen reported that Staff is in the process of preparing an ordinance
change for driveway widths. Official Rose added that Staff has surveyed other Cities
to see what they require and that Staff is recommending 30' maximum cuts, which is
what is required by the County. He also pointed out that anyone requiring a cut larger
that 30' could then appear before the Planning Commission to request a variance.
Councilmember Rowley asked if it was necessary to approve both the preliminary and final
plat at the same time, since she would like to make certain that all required changes
are made in the final plat.
Mr. Thesenga, of NASCO, stated that they would like both plats approved together as there