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<br /> plaJlni.nq CCmnission Meetina 9 11-03-93 <br /> All voted in favor (6-0). <br /> . Bruce Dischinger suggested that individuals from the neighborhood <br /> surrounding the company property whom are interested in being <br /> involved in the ongoing process, contact Ryder in an effort to keep the <br /> cornnnmity aware of what is being discussed, as well as getting their <br /> input. <br /> Chair winiecki announced a 5 minute recess. <br /> vice Chair piotrowski aIrived at 9:30 pm. <br /> Cl\SE #93-22. SITE PIAN REVIE.W /1\MENmEm' TO SOP. l'RESl3Y'l'EIlI HalES <br /> Chair winiecki reconvened the Planning commission meeting at 9:40 pm. <br /> Chair winiecki infonned the members of the Cotmnission of the meeting she <br /> attended, along with member steve Edckson at Presbyterian Homes. The <br /> issues of concern that were addressed at the previous Planning Meeting <br /> were discussed. The issues regarding the times when deliveries can be <br /> accepted, the c1urrpster noises, the lan:lscaping and s=eening and the <br /> density were all addressed and agreeable decisions were reached between <br /> the neighbors and the representatives of Presbyterian Homes. <br /> Chair winiecki noted that there are no neighbors in attendance at this <br /> evening's meeting, therefore the neighbors llDJSt be happy with the <br /> results of the neighborhood meeting. <br /> . Mr. Fritsinger outlined the changes made by the applicant in the <br /> response to the neighbors concerns (See report for Case #93-22). <br /> To upjate the Commission, the representatives of Presbyterian Homes <br /> agreed that no deliveries would be accepted before 7:00 am and that all <br /> applications now state this t:i1ne on the application and the delivery <br /> sheets. In fact the applicant will attempt to work with vendors so no <br /> deliveries occur before 7:30 am. The representatives sp:>ke with the <br /> actual delivery company representatives, instead of just talking with <br /> the drivers of the delivery trucks. A new policy has also been <br /> initiated that any garbage needing to be taken to the c1urrpster in the <br /> evenings will remain inside the J:uilding and will not be taken to the <br /> dumpster until the next morning. pistons have been installed in the <br /> garbage dumpsters and the recycling dumpsters will be equipped with <br /> plastic lids rather than metal lids, <br /> A landscaping plan was presented which includes landscaping the delivery <br /> and courtyard. areas. American White Cedar 3-4 feet in height and spruce <br /> will be planted along the 60-80 foot berm to be constructed. This berm <br /> should s=een the neighboring properties. staff had also investigated <br /> moving the drive entrance further east on Sandeen Road b.rt felt that it <br /> increased s=eening problems. <br /> The issue of density of units vs beds vs persons in beds was addressed <br /> at length. CUrrently there are 318 units with 386 occupants. Upon <br /> completion of the project there will be 330 units and 398 occupants. <br /> . The lot coverage original calculations were wrong due to a mistake by <br /> the applicant's engineer. This mistake was confirmed by staff. The <br /> actual density after the project will be about 23% - the ordinance <br /> allows 25%. The units per acre will increase from 14.1 to 14.5. <br /> --.---..- ----- <br />