HomeMy WebLinkAbout1978.07.26 PC MinutesAGENDA
HUGO PLANNING COMMISSION
July 26, 1978 — 7:30 PM
1.
Mardon Homes (Public Hearing)
RE:
Subdivision
2.
Dick Genrich
RE:
Variance
3.
Jewell Copeland
RE:
Special Use Permit
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The meet.inc was called to order by chairman !,arry 7 hre+ at 7:33
Chairman Larry Ehret read the call for an Open Hearing on Mardon Homes -
a proposal to subdivide 5� acres into 10 5+ acre parcels.
"he representative of ''ardon Homes exrnlained what is presently planned; the
subdivision of 551 acres with a road coming in on Irish at a North-eastern
angle with a cul du sac. The perc tests are in but 5 lots were marginal or
failed. Those being lots " 3, 4, 5, 5, and 7. Lots #4 and 6 came in at 120.
r,0 is marginal.
Tennis Weimenn, 12588 Irish Avenue: Requested that the road not come into Irish
directly across from a home.
Dave Holdaway, 12506 Irish: echoed Dennis feelings that the road not butt ii.to
a home or garage so head lights won't be a problem.
Alice Fil.stru:), 1.2395 Ivan Ave V_: voiced concern as to the length of the
cul. du sac and problems getting emergency vehicles in there. The length
s indicated at 21.2'? feet. `!:here is an indication that Isleton will one
_av connect from the north.
'r. Filstrup, same address as above: voiced concern as to the road frontage
which in most cases is less than the required 300 feet.
At the request of Mr Fhert, it Kuusisto, city engineer spoke on the location
of the street which will be apvroximatel.y ' way up on Irish or about 1,000 feet.
1`r Fhert. read %'r uuusi_sto's report and his suggestions as to width of street,
seeding slopes, driveway platting etc. <;,r Kuusi_sto then spoke to aleterr.atives
with sewage disposal as 5 l..ts so far do not meet perc requirements. me
alternative is a humping station on th-orth side of the road (125th) run
by anVowners association.
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Barbara cchroll, 9351 1.30th St N; voiced concern about the alternative plan
of sewage disposal, who would maintain i+, what voice does the city have in it.
This would have to be set up by the develover before lots could be sold. It
would be stipulated in the owners association covenants and the city could then
assess `.he owners if they failed to maintain the sewaize system. It was
s`resscd thouch that this is just an alternative suggestion.
Leon checking t.heIbook, it was brought out that there definately is a 300 ft
road frontage (4c on 5 acres of land.
As for Out Lot. A - nothinii. has been nronosed, it could be deeded to the city,
deeded to a neighboring farm or attached to other properties.
Since `here were no further questions or discussion the public hearing on
?'ardon Homes was closed at F:20.
MINUTES OF THE PRCCEEDINGS
OF THE
HUGO PLANNING COA!NISSION
JUDY 26, 197P,
marry chert. called the meeting to order at R:20 and asked for a call of the
role:
Present: Larry Ehert, chairman, Vern Peloauin, Theodora Peltier, Bill Gregar,
Dave Woeltge, Eike Gillen, and Mike McAllister
Minutes of the special mmeting held July 11 were passed.
Minutes of the meeting held July 12 were corrected as follows:
Page 1, Mardon Homes, 3rd paragraph, 2nd sentence to include water and to read:
...that ruch water running there.
Page 1, 4th paragraph, 1st sentence to include perc tests and to read: proof of
ownershi n and vers tests,
Motion, made by 'Dern 71eloauin for deni,,4failed for lack of a second.
,he minutes were approved as corrected.
MARDON HOOFS - SUBDIVISION
There followed mach discussion relating to the ^Den Hearing. It was the concen-
sus of the Commission that the proposal be redrawn with not less than 300 ft
road frontage and before a new map is drawn find suitable perc sites.
:e cAll.ister moved, Mike Gillan seconded that we � the application
because: lots " 3,.4, 5, 6, and 7 failed the perc tests,thatall lots except.
lots #1 and 7 of block 2 do not meet the required road frontage, -because of
the length of the cul du sac and the location of the road.
-he question was asked for, the roll was called All aye. Motion carried.
t�=+r 'J C�rSRECIAL US^ PT --?!',,'IT 177th Sy.ree}
Yr .anlan wants to build a building to store products and park vehicles used
in his aluminum siding bbusiness. "'here was discustion as to wheAther he need
a special use permit or a site plan
!-`ike %'cA1_lister moved for approval, 'Fern seconded. "'he roll was called. All
aye, with 'he comment. from "i%e Gillen as to the fact that he was still not
sure if it should be a special use permit or a site plan. potion carried.
T_'AVID iAZ0.F76 - Site Flan nermit
He wants to build a pole barn for agriculture use. The plans show a need for
sani.tat.i.�n facilities and perc test results. This is unusual for bole barns.
"rs. ?elt�..er moved, bi_llGre ar seconded that we add the site plan an -plication
of David -acoss to the agenda of the next rieeting because the fee has nota' ?
been paid, and the plans need explai.nation. `1.1e expect to see David- spat y`t.
'-he next meeting and the clerk is instructed to write him the results of this
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July 2�,, 1.978,
rI C;< GENRI CK - VAPI A`iCE
r. Genrick was not present at the meeting, and did not provide the perc tests
or the other information requested.
Larry Fhert instructed that until the information requested at the June 14
meeting and referred to again in the minutes of the June 28 meeting is
submitted this matter is not to reaaoear on the agenda. Phe clerk is in-
structed to forward a letter to Yr Tenrick so stating.
No action was taken at this meeting.
After much discussion on what is needed on applications in the way of
signatures; owner, executor, developer, we will deal with this when we draw
un +he new forms.
it was moved and seconded to close.
Meeting ad j.�urned at 9:34 pm
Respectfully sub:t_tted,
Ph,yllis'Schult2, acting secretary