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0 ROSEVILLE P'LAtRUNG CO!�'•',IL,sl_ON 0 Regular Meeting., February 3: 196o The regular monthly meeting of the Roseville � Commisrrl on was called to order at the Village Nall by Chairman Bell at 7 t4O P.M. Commissioners Bell, Gilles, Franke, Graul, Simrmerman Membrez and Soike together with Msar. Soutter and Dahlgren were present. BLUMBERG REZONM (Im6-60B) Howard Dahlgren reported that he had not completed his study of the traffic density of the area. Wrssr. Dahlgren and Soutter plan to have this matter completed within two ' weeks. Further time was requested to complete this study. Dr. Blumberg had indicated that additional time would not inconvenionce him. 10 t1b. Conrad Schietz., 203 Simpson stated his objections `•o R-3 for this area, and Glen Johnson, 1535 W. Co. Rd. 82 submitted a petition of 30 people within 250 ft. of the ' and another petition of 79 people beyond 250 ft. of the I 'm AroP�`{+y pe property who objected ,.,,to the proposed zoning. A. Bucto, 1561 Tel. Co. Rd. B2 stated concern over the increased traffic generated by apartments; ho alao expressed concern over the proposed erection of apartments on the land that is currently held an a water easement in the event that Zimmerman sake were lovemd. It-. Buetow stated that the residents wanted the lake to ry, remain at the current lar+el. ' [Moved by Simmrnman, seconded by Soiko that action on this matter be tabled until March 2 4 to permit further stud. Motion paaaed. ICRO33S CONSWCTSON COMPANY, REZONING REQUEST (2-»3-6m) } W, John Daubney, attorney for the applicant appeared to request that this application .be taken up at the earliest conveniences. The secretary informed him that the legal. ,notice had been sent to the tnwspaper and that the property owners had been notified that a public hearing would be hold on February 16, 1960s ' DDO SHOW, TYPE OF ZONIM REQU= (2-3-60B) ;Mr. Warren Brennan was infbrued by fir. Dahlgren that a Bw3 Zoning was required for • exhibition halls and that would probably be appropriate for outside dog shows as well. CAR LOT, OOONTT ROAD B AT Ski J IW (2-3-600 James Korring, 2081 Hand, was advised that it would be necessary to rezone the property �t the Tasty- Preege from SC to 3-3 ,for the operation of a used car lot. In view of the develoIxemit, current and anticipated, of this area, the commission would not rri6v with favor such a rezoning request. However, he uns at liberty to applg if he chose to die► 1 C SCHOOLO OLLIAN ROAD AT 00. RD. B (2»3-6oD) , i r, 1627 w. Ca. Rd. B stated that the old BrimhaU School will no longer be available for a music school after Jt3,v 3, 9960. He requested that he be permitted to construct a combination mwio school and dweJ. xg at Co. Rd. B and vidlothian Rd. in an R7,1 none. Mr. Dahlgren pointed o°ut article 5.1-1 of the zoning ordinance No. 275 eh defined an acceptable ama c school in a residential district as one which permitted one pupil at a time. For the large suceossful type of school that Mr. Rymer currently oys, a B-1 zoning would be) required. NLADDIN HOMMITES NO. 3 PRELIMINARY FLAT (2--3-6aS) ,..No one appeased to support this action. Planning report 29-2 pointed out that the Iota ,. were slightly sub -standard and s drainrago problem existed. Franke moved, Soik a seconded that the petition be denied; motion carried. The objections wall be overcome if the dereloper vill (1) inereaso the wasterly row of lots to 86 ft. widths to meet the minimum required lot area and (2) grant an easement for drainage rather than a dedication.