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Regular Planning Commission Meeting <br />Minutes – Wednesday, August 7, 2013 <br />Page 2 <br />Associate Planner Bryan Lloyd summarized the request of HIH for additional classroom space. <br />43 <br />Mr. Lloyd advised that HIH was in the process of determining whether to pursue a permanent <br />44 <br />expansion of the location or to find a more suitable location elsewhere; with the school <br />45 <br />anticipating that decision within two (2) years. Mr. Lloyd advised that this was the reason for the <br />46 <br />requested INTERIM USE for a period of three (3) years. <br />47 <br />Mr. Lloyd noted that public comment fielded by staff before this meeting was detailed in Section 6 <br />48 <br />of the staff report; and further noted that staff was currently working with representatives of <br />49 <br />Corpus Christi on potential improvements to alleviate some of the existing drainage issues in the <br />50 <br />Fairview Avenue corridor (Section 6.2). <br />51 <br />Written comments in opposition to the proposal were received by staff via e-mail dated <br />52 <br />Wednesday, August 7, 2013, from Dolores Merrill, 1833 Eldridge Avenue W. <br />53 <br />Mr. Lloyd advised that staff was recommending approval of the Interim Use for a period of three <br />54 <br />(3) years, as conditioned in Section 7 of the staff report. <br />55 <br />At the request of Member Stellmach, Mr. Lloyd advised that any additional impact on traffic <br />56 <br />through a greater number of students had not been evaluated by staff. Mr. Lloyd opined that the <br />57 <br />more significant traffic was on weekends with church services versus weekday traffic. Mr. Lloyd <br />58 <br />noted that this was a small school, and that it’s further expansion should not cause a great deal <br />59 <br />more traffic. <br />60 <br />Member Daire, in referencing the e-mail from Dolores Merrill provided as a bench handout for <br />61 <br />tonight’s meeting, questioned other concerns related to unsupervised students roaming the area, <br />62 <br />and questioned if that was during playtime. <br />63 <br />Mr. Lloyd responded that he was of the opinion that it was during recess; however, since he had <br />64 <br />just received the e-mail this afternoon, he had not researched that in great detail. <br />65 <br />City Engineer Bloom <br />66 <br />Specific to the drainage issues addressed by Ms. Merrill, City Engineer Debra Bloom provided a <br />67 <br />history of those issues for the overall area; steps taken to-date by the City to alleviate those <br />68 <br />issues; and the mitigation and conditions that would be applied as part of this project. <br />69 <br />Ms. Bloom advised that extreme rainfall events, most recently in July of 2012, caused the <br />70 <br />Fairview system and stormwater pipes to be overwhelmed and create flooding under the Highway <br />71 <br />36 underpass. Following that 2012 event, Ms. Bloom advised that a study was performed to <br />72 <br />determine how best to bring that flooding down and reduce the volume of water through <br />73 <br />infiltrations systems. Ms. Bloom advised that this involved three (3) different projects, one of <br />74 <br />which was the Skillman Pond, with an easement received from the School District, with a grant <br />75 <br />received for construction in 2012 of a biofiltration basin. Ms. Bloom noted that this addressed the <br />76 <br />most immediate situation with a residential basement collapse in July of 2012 due to that <br />77 <br />significant rainfall event. <br />78 <br />Unfortunately, Ms. Bloom noted that this project and grant funding did not address the Corpus <br />79 <br />Christi Church drainage issues. Ms. Bloom advised that it is standard procedure for staff to work <br />80 <br />with property owners for their donation or granting of their private land to facilitate drainage <br />81 <br />mitigation and for construction or installation of infiltration systems. Ms. Bloom advised that staff <br />82 <br />had been meeting with representatives of the church last fall to resolve drainage issues; however, <br />83 <br />due to a transition in staffing at the church, they asked staff to delay further discussions until new <br />84 <br />leadership was in place. <br />85 <br />As a result, Ms. Bloom advised that those meetings had resumed about 1.5 months ago, with the <br />86 <br />proposal by staff for a similar basin as installed for the Skillman Pond. Ms. Bloom advised that the <br />87 <br />church leadership was currently reviewing those proposals with an anticipated congregational <br />88 <br />meeting in September of 2013, and she anticipated having a solution for installation by next year. <br />89 <br />Ms. Bloom advised that she would probably attend their meeting; and had already met with the <br />90 <br />church’s administrator and maintenance personnel. <br />91 <br /> <br />
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