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Agenda Item 6a <br /> PLANNING BOARD MINUTES <br /> N <br /> • SPECIAL MEETING - - April 6, 1965 <br /> The special meeting of the Planning Board was called to order at 8:40 PM <br /> by acting chairman, Springer. <br /> The following members were present: <br /> Springer <br /> Englune <br /> Emond <br /> Mesenbring <br /> "Ind the following members were absent: <br /> Coulter <br /> DiCarlo <br /> Howi t <br /> 1 . Mr. John E. Reimann, Jr. of Jay's Drive-In Restaurants presented a ten <br /> minute movie on automated food preparation process called "Amfare System". <br /> Mr. Reimann presented plans for the development of a 200' by 200' plat of <br /> land lying immediate North and adjacent to the Apache Mobile Station. Upon <br /> discussion, Mr. Reimann concluded that if the need ever arose, access and <br /> egress to Silver Lake Road would be limited and controlled by one way traffic <br /> lanes. Mr. Rnimann assured the Planning Board that the hours of business <br /> operation would never be of a round-the-clock type. <br /> Upon motion by Emond, seconded by Mesenbring, it was moved to recommend to <br /> • the Council to approve plans of Jay's Drive-In Restaurant on condition that <br /> a right turn lane be established from Silver Lake Road and that any nuisance <br /> trash factor be controlled by the owner, including a three foot high fence <br /> on the North and South property lines in an East, !Jest direction, and that <br /> the pylon sign not to overhang said property line. He further moves granting <br /> of a two foot variance on the building height requirement to 32 feet. <br /> Voting on the motion: <br /> Aye: Emond, Springer, Mesenbring <br /> Nay: Englund <br /> The motion carried. <br /> 2. After considerable discussion of the other metropolitan area 's requirements <br /> on the land coverage, parking, height requirements, etc., it was concluded // <br /> that establishment of a minimum multiple dwelling land area size of 12,000 t��v�2 <br /> sq. ft. plus 2400 sq. ft. of land for each additional one bedroom unit, 2800 <br /> sq. ft. for each additional two bedroom unit, 3200 sq. ft. for each additional <br /> three bedroom unit would result in no appreciable change in the present density <br /> requirements. This would, in fact, help eliminate the tendency for extra <br /> large buildings. <br /> Acting Chairman, Springer, suggested the Planning Board give this matter <br /> further study and consideration. He further suggested that tables of <br /> comparison be made of this suggested requirement with the present density <br /> • requirements. <br /> Upon motion by Emond, seconded by Englund, it was moved to adjourn. <br /> Motion carried. <br /> James G. Shaughnessy <br /> Acting Secretary <br />