HomeMy WebLinkAbout005 09 85LAND USE AND DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION MINUTES
May 9, i985
Present: Chairman Pete Anderson, Commission Members: Council
Representative, Becky Hopkins, Myrna Cain, Sue Parrish, Robert
Allen, City Attorney B. Lynn Winmill. Public Works Director
Steven Smart. Secretary Mvrna CraDo. Janet Williams was
excused.
Meeting called to order at 8:09 p.m. by Chairman AndersOn
PUBLIC HEARING ITEM:
REVIEW OF PRELIMINARY PLAT FOR THE COWBOY OIL SUBDIVISION,
owned by Hancock-Geisler, 2605 So. th, Pocatello, Idaho.
Subdivision located in the 100 Block of East Linden,
on the corner of East Linden and Yellowstone Avenue.
Chairman Anderson as for imput from the City staff. Engineer
Steve Smart informed the commission that they wanted to
build a truck wash on this property. The comprehensive
plan has a projected street shown. BecauSe this~a corridor
th~'the~comprehensive plan would like to preserve and has
that impact on the comprehensive plan a preliminary plat
is required. The corridor is east of the proposed building.
The building is inside the Bonniebrae Acres that was plated
in 1926. This has been divided into at least 3 or 4 parcels.
The corridor goes through lot 2 and is. 50' in Width.
Chairman Anderson aSked for comments from the Developers.
Mr. Dav~ Platt of Forsgren and Perkins stated that at the present
.there are 3 houSes in the way of the road right of way.
tf Mr. Hancock was going to limit' the use of his property
at this time,~ there ought tOa~ ~ n agreement made as to
the worth of the property th e damaged.
Mr. Marty Ward representing Mr. A1 Stapp of Chubbuck Pro Wash
stated that there is only 30' from the building to proposed
road and that it takes 70' to turn a semi around. If the
road is put in it will put the truck wash out of business.
Mr. Hancock feels it is premature with all factors involved
to locate a corridor in the area.
The owners can indicate a place for a corridor on the east
end (block 2).
If a corridOr was put in the truCks would have to turn onto
the road.
Chairman opened the meeting to public comments.
Don Andra of 133 E. Linden expressed concern for the road
stating that he felt it was not fair to businesses.
> CQW~OY OIL SUBDIVISION - REVIEW OF PRELININARY PLATT (cont.)
Fred Rader - Butte, Montana wanted.to park'truCkS on this property
and leave them over night.
Keith Ankrum-- 4612 Yellowstone stated that the proposed road.
would cut.across his property and he doesn't feel the rOad
should be put in as it would drOp the property value.
Chairman Anderson closed the public hearing asking for comment
from the commission members.
Attorney Winmill stated that the City would have to put out a
lot of money to acquire the land and at this time the city
doesn't have any new money. If the city were to exclude
these individuals from the fair use of their property we
would be in inverse condemnation. They would be entitled
to compensation now. The city needs to look at realistic
alternatives now and amend the comprehensive plan for the
future so the roadway can be constructed.
Chairman Anderson pointed out that Kingsway is the only land
appropriated or dedicated for this corridor.
Engineer Smart stated that the lands were divided into there
current status long before any state or city subdivision
ordinance.
This issue is enforce because of the way the comprehensive changed
plan is written and that's why its here. The comprehens~.ve Plan has
in the last several months.
If the commission doesn't feel like the city ought to be
addressing this problem at this time then hewould recommend
that the plat not even be completed. We could eliminate
that because all of these properties were in place well
before any state or city subdivision ordinances were in
force.
Robert Allen questioned if there is a no need for a subdivision
would there be a need to vacate.
Robert Allen made a motion to recommend to the City Council that
they determine that this does not impact the comprehensive
plan and therefore a plat is not required under the ordinance
and that it be determined in the near future what they wanted
to do with the roadway.
Sue Parrish seconded the motion. Roll Call vote: Parrish, yes;
Cain, yes; Anderson, yes; Allen, yes; Hopkins, yes.
OTHER BUSINESS:
The PROPOSAL BY STEWART NELSON, 11631 Nelson Lane, Pocatello,
Idaho, for a conditional use permit to place 4 plex Units
on the west 550 feet of Lot 18 Block 1, Paradise Acres Subdivision.
Property is presently zoned General Residential (R-2)
STEWART NELSON CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT (cont.)
Chairman Anderson was informed by the City that the City hadn't received
anything from Mr. Nelson and that Mr. Nelson was not in attendance,
so the hearing was tabled until the June 6 meeting.
STUDY AND RECOMMENDATIONS ON IMPOSING a percentage limitation
on DuPlexes and multi-family dwellings in R-1 aod R-2 districts
through the city.
The Commission discussed Conditional Use Permits, Percentage of Housing
and made recommendations to Attorney Winmill.
Adjourned at 9:30 p.m.
y na Cr~po, Secretary