CCP 08-10-1987 - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

. Minutes of the Regular Planning Commission Meeting, August 5, 1987 Page 6 CASE #87-24; AMENDED Acting Chairman Meury opened the public hearing at . SUP FOR EXPANSION,- 8:30 p.m. Deputy Clerk Iago verified publication and BLUE FOX INN , 3833 mailing of Notice of Hearing on July 22, 1987. NO. LEXINGTON AVENUE Planner Miller explained the applicant is proposing to construct two small additions to the existing restaurant/lounge; both additions will be glass solariums with metal support beams. He reviewea his report of July 20th and indicated that the applicant has met all ordinance requirements relative to setbacks, building coverage, site coverage and parking. Miller recommended that approval of the site plan should be conditioned upon installation of no parking signage at the east end of the building and replacement of plant materials in the .reconstructed planters. There was discussion relative to landscaping on the site and screening for trash enclosure. Tom Cossack, applicant, stated that he would be agreeable to replace the plant materials, He further advised that the trash area is screened on two sides and will be painted in conjunction with the proposed expansion. Comments from the Floor After determining there were no comments from the floor, the public hearing was closed at 9:00 p.m. Moved by Thorn, seconded by Savage, that Commission recommend to Council approval of Case #87-24, Amended Special Use Permit and . Site Plan Review for expansion of Blue Fox Inn, 3833 North Lexington Avenue, Cossack, contingent upon applicant installing no parking signage at the east end of the building and replacing plant materials in the reconstructed planters. Motion carried unanimously. (5-0) CASE #87-26; PUD Acting Chairman Meury opened the public hearing at 9:05 GENR'L PLAN APPRV. p.m. Deputy Clerk Iago verified the publication and EDGEWATER EST ./HWY mailing of Notice of Hearing on July 22, 1987. 10 & PARKSHORE DR. The Planner reviewed his report of July 23rd and gave background of the 1985 approval of the PUD concept plan for the Edgewater Estates project; he noted that approval was for 31 townhouse units. The applicant is now requesting approval of the PUD General Plan for the townhouse component as required by the PUD procedure. Rezoning of the site to the R-3 District is also required in conjunction with the General Plan approval at this time. Miller advised that the applicant has reduced the number of townhouse units to 29 and reduced the length of the two buildings by separating them into four units. He further explained that the applicant had submitted the grading, landscaping and lighting plan for the development; the grading plan was sent to the Engineer for his review and recommendation. Kim Tranun, representing Mar-Don Homes, stated that it was his opinion this proposal is an improvement from the 1985 plan submitted. He suggested the townhome concept would be more marketable and would enhance the area. .