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