06-01-1988 Planning Commission Agenda-Minutes

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Minutes of the Regular Planning Commission Meeting, June 1, 1988 Page 2 CASE #88-13 (Cont'd) Kulman advised it would be left as is due to the fact it is landlocked. • Member Probst expressed concern that a precedent would be set for random development if approval were granted; he encouraged Kulman to explore alternatives for development of the property. Member McGraw asked the applicant to provide records of the rental of the building and advised he would prefer the applicant attempt to purchase the additional land necessary to have the lot conform to the 95 ft. front width requirement prior to consideration of the lot split by Commission. McGraw also requested the applicant advise Commission of plans for further development of the lot on which the residence is located. Herbert Kulman advised he would prefer to withdraw the application at this time. Acting Chair Meury recognized the applicant's request to withdraw at this time. A resident in the area questioned if the Planning Commission would be studying this parcel of land for future development. Acting Chair Meury and Planner Bergly advised the residents that was not the responsibility of the Planning Commission or the City until such time as a development application is received. Residents asked the procedure for registering concerns relative to activities on the premises. • Acting Chair Meury advised concerns should be directed to the Clerk Administrator at the Village Hall. CASE #88-14 & #88-15; Acting Chair Meury advised that the two Special Use SUP & SITE PLAN REV. , Permits would be considered jointly, since they are SERVICE STATION AND part of the same development. FAST FOOD RESTAURANT, LEXINGTON AVE, C.G. REIN Acting Chair Meury opened the Public Hearing at 8:00 p.m. and Deputy Clerk Iago verified that the Notice of Hearing was published in the New Brighton Bulletin on May 18, 1988, and mailed to affected property owners the same date. Planner Bergly review his report of 6-1-88 relative to the two-building business complex on the 2.5-acre site in a B-2 district. He advised one building will be a Burger King Restaurant (3,000 sq. ft.) ; the other will house a Goodyear Service Center (6,208 sq. ft. ) and a small retail store (3,000 sq. ft.) Bergly noted there would be one access to all three uses and parking is arranged to be generally oriented to the uses, with some parking in the front of the site adjacent to the Goodyear store. The Planner advised the engineer has reviewed the application and reported • there would be no problem with access onto Lexington nor with stacking space or delay of traffic from the site, and no delays in entering the site from Lexington Avenue. Bergly advised the engineer suggested a "bypass" be provided along the drive-thru lane to allow patrons with large orders to pull off to wait for orders or for other patrons may drive around them.