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<br />Roseville Planning Commission <br />Regular Meeting, Wednesday, March 2, 1966 <br />7:30 P.M. <br /> <br />Members present: Jim Nelson, Linebarger, Anderson, L. Nelson, Carpenter, Remsburg <br />and Membrez. Also present: Dahlgrene planning consultant and Grauel, trustee. <br /> <br />On motion by Remsburg, seconded by L. Nelson, the minutes of the special meeting <br />of January 26th, the regular meeting of February 2nd, and the special meeting of <br />February 9th were approved as submitted by a unanimous vote. <br /> <br />Roseville Golf Course: The Village Council re~referred the matter of acquisition <br />of the Roseville golf course as a result of petitions signed by a great number of <br />citizens requesting the Village Council to acquire this golf course. The Village <br />Hall was filled to capacity of citizens requesting the Planning Commission to recommend <br />the purchase. Mr. Dahlgren, planning consultant, reported that there will be an ever- <br />growing need for golf facilities, especially in Roseville. He further stated that the <br />acquisition of the Roseville golf course by the Village through the Federal open-space <br />program is a sound business investment because it will keep the course open to the <br />public and provide a needed and well used facility for the Village recreation program. <br /> <br />John Anthony, Chairman of the Recreation Board, submitted a petition with approximately <br />600 names indicating a desire to acquire the course. Mr. Johnson of the Verde Haven <br />area, north of the golf course property expressed the feeling of about 85% that the <br />course should be acquired. Other citizens present urged the Planning Commission to <br />vote favorably to recommend the purchase of this golf course. <br /> <br />It was finally moved by Linebarger, seconded by Anderson, that we recommend to the <br />Village Council that the Roseville Golf Course be acquired and financed under the <br />Federal Open Space Program by which the Federal Government will assume 50% of the pur- <br />chase price and the balance of 50% to be financed by the Village through revenue bonds <br />to be repaid from golfing revenues. Roll Call, Ayes (6) 0 Nays (1) Jim Nelson opposing. <br />Mr. Remsburg expressed the reason he voted for acquiring, when previously he voted <br />against it, he said he didn't have all the facts the first time. <br /> <br />File 271-65 Ferdinand Bucher, Special Use Permit and approval of Preliminary Plat. <br /> <br />The matter having been laid over several times prior to this meeting and again no <br />one appeared to discuss this request. Lo Nelson moved, Carpenter seconded, that the <br />requests be denied. Roll Call, unanimous. <br /> <br />File 307-66 Rezoning request by Roberts Construction from Rol to R-3 of the property <br />at 222 North McCarrons Boulevard. <br /> <br />The petitioner requested that this rezoning request be laid over to the next regular <br />meeting to give him an opportunity to re-design his proposed development plans. Even <br />though Mr. Jim Schmidt, attorney representing some of the property owners, requested <br />that the matter be heard at this meeting, Linebarger moved, L. Nelson seconded, that <br />it be laid over to the next regular meeting on April 6, 19660 Roll Call, unanimous. <br />