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Roseville Planning Commission Meeting Wednesday, March 4, 1970 The regular Planning Commission meeting of March 4, 1970, was called to order at 7:40 P.M. Commission Members Present: Others Present: Kellett, Demos, Eagles, Edlund, Membrez Councilman Grauel, Consultant Planner Dahlgren, Public Works Director Goldberg, Inspection Superintendent Kluegel Commission Members Absent: Johnson, Pope Edlund Moved, Eagles Seconded, that the minutes of the February 4, 1970, meeting be approved with the corrections as submitted by Kellett. Roll Call, Ayes: Kellett, Demos, Eagles, Edlund, Membrez. Nays: None. Planning Firle 564-70 - Mort Huber reques t for re zoning from R- 1 and R- 2 to R- 3 and from B-1 to B-3 at 700 West County Road B Presentation T t T This proposal was presented by Mr. Ralph Wagner, associated with Apache Engineering Co. who spoke in behalf of Mr. Mort Huber. Also present was Mr. Eldon Morrison, architect for the project. Mr. Wagner explained the site plans and briefly outlined the proposal. He stated that two additions were added to the plan which was presented at the February 4, 1970 Planning Commission meeting. They are: 1) a green plastic chain link fence would be constructed around the perimeter of the property except along County Road B; 2) they had received approval from the County Engineer's Office for the driveway entrances onto County Road B. Discussion Mr. Ernest Willenbring, 832 Lovell. Asked if the fence could be eliminated and only the natural green area be installed. Mr. Wagner stated that they had planned on planting the area as well as constructing the fence. Mr. Joe Doyle, 693 West Eldridge. Asked about access for the school children through the proposed project at the location of Alameda Street extended. Mr. Wagner stated that there were no plans for such pedestrian access. Mr. Dahlgren (planner) asked what was the status of the leases for the proposed shopping center. Mr. Huber stated that Fairway Foods were committed but that no lease could be signed until the complete package was put together. He stated that the zoning was needed before allY final committment could be made. He also stated that it is his intention to start building as soon as possible with con- struction to be completed by 1971. Planning Commission Member Demos questioned the location of the supermarket in the project. The location was pointed out. No one from the audience spoke in opposition to the proposal. The Planning COlJII\ission members again indicated some concern over this rezoning as to whether or not they were just going to rezone the property and that this development as presented would not in effect be planned but some other permitted use in the B-3 zone would be constructed. Mr. Dahlgren then presented a suggested amendment to the zoning ordinance which would provide for a planned unit development for commercial property. This amendment was discussed by the Planning Commission members. It was the consensus of opinion that this type of amendment would give the Village the needed control over the proposed development.