PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
CITY HALL,
TUESDAY, APRIL 13, 2010
REGULAR MEETING
7:30 P.M.
1. ROLL CALL: Mr. Blake called the meeting to order at 7:30 P.M. with roll call as follows: Mr. Hackworth, Mr. Blake, Mr. Nicholas, Mrs. Evans, Mr. Bosch and Mr. Sauer were present. Mr. Binkley was absent. Others present were: Joe Henderson, Lynda Yartin, Karen Risher, Mitch Banchefsky, Greg Bachman, Tracy Langston, Robert Kottenstette, Tom Lewis, Jason Dolan, Charlie Vansant, Stacey Vansant, Charles Taylor, Vince Utterback, Lisa Reade, Scot Diesler, Matt LaBuhn, Sandy Hague, Mike Barker, Alexa Liebert and others.
2.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES OF March 9, 2010, Regular
Meeting. Mr.
Bosch moved to approve; Mr. Sauer seconded the motion. Roll call was taken with Mr. Hackworth abstaining; Mr. Bosch, Mr. Sauer, Mr. Blake, Mr. Nicholas and Mrs. Evans voting “Yea”. Motion passed, 5-0.
3. SCHEDULED MATTERS:
A. Review and request for a motion to approve a Conditional Use Permit for
School Regulations for renovations to
Scott Diesler stated he is with SHP Leading Design and was representing the applicant. Mr. Bosch inquired if, when the parking is split, will the existing drive used now be changed to a two way, or are you going to incorporate both an entrance and exit there. Mr. Diesler clarified that would be the main entry point and will be used as an entry and exit. Mr. Bosch inquired if this is wide enough for two way traffic, Mr. Diesler stated yes, that is the current traffic flow now.
Mr. Hackworth stated
the Mayor and he had observed the parking lot a year or so ago and watched the
traffic flow at 6:30 A.M. as children were dropped off. Mr. Hackwork stated there were busses going
in both directions, parked haphazardly, cars were driving in between the
busses, there were kids cutting in between cars. He does not see that this
improved the north side of the lot. He stated he does like the idea on the
south side of the parking lot where you are going to put the busses. His impression was that the traffic would be
flowing in one direction and he does not see that being done. Mr. Diesler
stated that during drop off and pick up the district will have a policy where
you enter and travel counterclockwise around, then down the center aisle and
back out. They will have additional sidewalks for students being dropped off.
Mr. Hackworth inquired if Mr. Diesler had been out there at 6:30 in the morning
when it is still dark out. Mr. Diesler stated he had not. Mr. Hackworth stated the kids come from
everywhere. Mr. Utterback,
Mr. Hackworth
stated that where the busses are going to be is fine, he agrees with separating
busses from the cars and kids. A lot of kids from the
Mr.
Sauer moved to approve the Conditional Use Permit for School Regulations for
renovations to Ridgeview Junior High School that comply with the minimum zoning
code requirements; Mr. Hackworth seconded the motion. Roll call was taken with Mr. Bosch, Mr.
Nicholas, Mr. Sauer, Mr. Hackworth, Mrs. Evans and Mr. Blake voting “Yea”. Motion
passed, 6-0.
B. Review and request for a motion to approve Nonresidential Design
Standards Certificate of Appropriateness for
Architectural, Site Plan and Lighting for renovations to
Mr. Tom Lewis stated to highlight the main points, it is appropriate to have the taller light monitors. The existing situation makes it hard to track where the entries are, other than the drive going in, and these are great for marking the entries. The canopies out front are great elements for the design of the school. Mr. Lewis stated they do have concerns regarding the detail of the canopies themselves, shown as constructed of wood and recommended they think about another material that would be more durable. Mr. Lewis stated on the north and south canopies, given the way the gable nests against the building, they recommend the applicant reconsider the section going through there so that it would not get snow build up on that side. They recommend the applicant consider a design that would tie more into the new one in front. They also recommend a similar design could be used where there are now breaks in the canopies that will let snow and rain in.
Mr. Henderson stated staff supports the Certificate of Appropriateness for Ridgeview Junior High School that complies with minimum zoning code requirements with the following waivers; that the standing seam metal roof for the building as proposed shall not be allowed unless waived by two-thirds of the planning and zoning commission and that the light fixtures shall be gooseneck style fixture unless waived by two-thirds of the planning and zoning commission.
Scott Diesler with SHP stated that the new dumpsters will be screened with masonry walls and wood gates per the zoning regulations. They are not touching the existing dumpsters. Mr. Blake stated, for clarification, are you proposing to screen with masonry both sets of dumpsters or just the dumpsters to the north side of the building. Mr. Diesler stated they are only proposing to screen the dumpsters that they are reconfiguring. Mr. Blake inquired if the gates would be metal or wood. Mr. Diesler stated they would be steel frame with wood slats. Mr. Diesler stated they appreciated the opportunity they had to sit down with Glaven Feher and go through some of the items. The nonstructural wood members have been reconsidered and they are looking at prefab steel fins as opposed to a wood structure. They are currently looking at moving the gable canopies at the north and south end away from the wall so that they are not creating any kind of dam.
Mr. Blake inquired if the modular units are temporary in nature just during the construction. Mr. Diesler stated yes. Mr. Sauer stated the canopies add a nice touch to the building. He does not have a problem with the non gooseneck lights. There have been issues with brightness in the past, is this going to create an issue with that? Mr. Diesler stated these are full cut off fixtures. Mr. Sauer stated his only other question is with regard to the modulars being temporary, when we approve this conditional use permit are we approving them as temporary or will they somehow become permanent? Mr. Blake inquired if there is a way to put a condition that these modulars be removed when the project is complete and Mr. Banchefsky stated absolutely. Mr. Henderson stated that this is the Certificate of Appropriateness, not the Conditional Use. Mr. Sauer stated that he is asking that the modulars be temporary in nature and if the need arises for the modulars to become permanent he prefers that they have to come back in. Mr. Hackworth inquired when the modulars were going to go away. Mr. Utterback stated that at the end of the total project they are scheduled to go away, they have that as part of the package with the modular company, to get rid of twenty plus of these modulars throughout the district. The company is going to take them all at one time. Mr. Blake clarified that this is a phase occupied renovation, classrooms will be moved into the modulars while the work is done inside the building. Mr. Hackworth inquired if we could hope they are removed by fall of 2011. Mr. Utterback stated it depends on exactly when that company can take them all at one time. It is part of the lease agreement that they all be removed at the same time.
Mr. Hackworth inquired if there will be a new sidewalk or entrance to Tiger Stadium. Mr. Diesler clarified the location of the sidewalk on the site plan. Mr. Hackworth clarified that pedestrians won’t have to walk down the middle of the parking lot to get into the stadium. Mr. Hackworth inquired if there would be additional parking in the parking lot to the north that is currently gated. Mr. Diesler stated the proposal is this will become an open parking lot. The maintenance fence will be pushed back, have two gates and will be used for service vehicles. Mr. Hackworth inquired if this will increase the number of parking spaces. Mr. Diesler advised the current parking is 250 spaces and in completion will have 276, not including the bus parking lot which will be used for overflow parking during football games.
Mr. Hackworth inquired where the standing seam roof is. Mr. Henderson advised those are both waivers for the canopies, that those would be standing seam metal on the new entrance features. Mr. Hackworth stated there will be two conditions, one would be the lights and one would be the standing seam. Mr. Henderson stated that is correct, if five of the six members vote for it they would be allowed to put the shoe box style lights and the standing seam metal roof.
Mr. Blake clarified that the other conditions would have to meet the commercial design standards. Mr. Henderson stated that is correct, the dumpsters are not stated as a condition because, unless the commission votes to waive it, they have to put in the enclosures with the wood doors by the nonresidential design standards, and they are going to do that. Mr. Blake clarified that is the only issue in here that is going against their plans. Mr. Henderson stated that is correct.
Mr. Hackworth inquired if the modulars coming in will have concrete pads. Mr. Diesler stated there will be a ramp that comes out to a concrete pad that leads back to the main drive. Mr. Hackworth stated he is glad to see the school is addressing some of the hazards in front of Ridgeview. This will improve the traffic flow and will separate the cars from the busses.
Mrs. Evans inquired if moving the canopy area away from the building will create a waterfall affect. Mr. Diesler stated no, it will have a regular gutter with downspout. Mrs. Evans clarified that standing seam is not an approved material in our commercial design standards. Mrs. Evans inquired if this was a true standing seam with the clips on the end. Mr. Diesler stated it is. Mrs. Evans stated it makes sense to her to keep the same look as is already there.
Mr. Bosch stated
he did not have any problem with the standing seam and the dumpster enclosure
is wonderful. Mr. Bosch stated the light plan given to the Commission is
useless because you cannot read it, and he would request in the future that
these plans are presented to the Commission in a size that they can read. Mr.
Bosch stated in looking at the light plan it did not show the extra lights down
the divided walkway, so that the only way you could see that would be in the
light criteria. Mr. Bosch stated he
understood the lights would be the same box fixture and questioned if they
would be the same ballast and wattage as are currently there. He stated the
current ones are way too bright and if the new ones would be the same it would
just blind everyone because the majority of the lights are right up front next
to
Mr. Nicholas stated he understood the details on the dumpster enclosure would be worked out by staff, but his concern was they are askew and it will be an odd enclosure depending on how it is constructed. Mr. Nicholas stated he was willing to let staff work out with the applicant what that would look like. He is also grateful for the new traffic patterns and he was happy to see the car and bus traffic area separated. As far as lighting, he sees eleven new poles at the bus area and the car drop off and questioned if there were plans for installing lighting in the newly created parking by the stadium, and if consideration has been given to putting any lighting in the parking spaces in the back at the southeast corner of the building. Mr. Diesler stated they have not discussed lighting in the north lot to this point, and other than the security lighting that is in the back, they do not plan on adding any additional lighting. Mr. Nicholas clarified that above the main entry on the exiting roof; there will be glass that lets daylight down into the corridor and the administration area.
Mr. Bosch stated there was a question on lighting under the canopies and questioned if that was looked into. Mr. Diesler stated they were currently showing low lighting that is shining up and illuminating the underside of the canopy, although they were still looking at putting lighting in the underside of it. He stated they will light it on the underside, they just have not decided how to do it as yet. Mr. Henderson stated if it is exposed lighting, the fixtures will have to be submitted for review. Mr. Nicholas stated he did not think this would be a big problem if they were a small profile fixture. Mr. Henderson stated we have not seen an application for that style of lighting and he would have to confer with Mr. Schultz on this issue.
Mr. Hackworth
stated he noticed that parking spaces back up to the new sidewalk that goes
back to the stadium and since there will be no new lighting back there, he questioned if stop blocks will be put in the parking spaces
and Mr. Diesler stated they would put parking blocks in there. Mr. Hackworth
further clarified this will meet all
Mr. Blake stated
his concern was that if this passed it would be with the waiver of the two
items on the standing seam roof and style of light fixtures, He further stated
he would like to have something included in the motion regarding the temporary
nature of the modulars. Mr. Nicholas moved
to approve the Nonresidential Design Standards Certificate of Appropriateness
for Architectural, Site Plan, and Lighting for renovations to
1. That staff work with the applicant on the
dumpster enclosure design and the light fixtures that will illuminate the
canopies.
2. That the removal of the modulars, with
exception of the one modular unit being used as a construction trailer at
Ridgeview Junior High School, shall occur consistent with their current lease
agreement as soon as possible.
3. That parking blocks shall be added to the
sidewalk closest to the stadium.
And the following waivers for the
Nonresidential Design Standards in Appendix IV would be required:
1. That the standing seam metal roof for the
building as proposed shall be allowed unless waived by two-thirds of the
Planning and Zoning Commission.
2. That the light fixtures shall be a gooseneck
style fixture unless waived by two-thirds of the Planning and Zoning
Commission.
Mr. Bosch seconded the motion. Mr. Hackworth stated he would like some
clarification on the modular issue and Mr. Nicholas stated his motion referred
to the modulars at this site only. Mr.
Blake stated his concern was that the construction would be completed at
Ridgeview, the students are back in the classrooms, and these modulars would
sit there for two years. Mr. Utterback
stated the lease on the modulars runs out at a certain time, and the older ones
that are already there, and have been there for a number of years, they want to
take them at the same time they take the rest of them out of District. Mr. Utterback stated the older ones may be
there a little bit longer, and when the lease does run out they may have to
move some of those to other buildings if they need additional space when they
do the renovations at other schools. Mr.
Sauer stated then as he understood it, the current modulars that are already
there may be staying at Ridgeview, but there would not be a problem with
removing the news ones that you are adding,
once renovations are done. Mr. Utterback stated that was correct. Mr. Hackworth stated the question was how
many years these modulars would be at the schools and Mr. Utterback stated it
would probably be two to two and one-half years. Mr. Nicholas stated he was comfortable with
his motion based upon their lease agreement because if they break their lease
agreement they could face penalties. Roll call was taken with Mrs. Evans, Mr.
Nicholas, Mr. Blake, Mr. Hackworth, Mr. Bosch and Mr. Sauer voting “yea”. Motion
passed, 6 - 0.
C. Review and request to approve a Conditional Use Permit for School
Regulations for an addition to
Mr. Blake inquired if there were any questions of comments from board members. Mr. Nicholas moved to approve; Mr. Sauer seconded the motion. Roll call was taken with Mr. Sauer, Mrs. Evans, Mr. Bosch, Mr. Nicholas, Mr. Hackworth and Mr., Blake voting “yea”. Motion passed, 6-0.
D. Review and request for a motion to approve Nonresidential Design
Standards
Certificate of Appropriateness for Architectural and Site Plan for an addition
to
Scott Diesler
with SHP stated he has one comment on the lights. The traditional gooseneck
fixture per the zoning code is not complimentary to the building style which is
very contemporary. Mr. Hackworth
inquired if there is a reason they are not going with the same fixture as the
other buildings. Mr. Diesler stated at Ridgeview they were matching a simple
shoebox fixture. They are matching the
style of the building here. Mr. Bosch clarified that all 42 lights and poles
will be replaced. Mr. Bosch clarified this is just in the parking lot and
nothing along Opportunity Way, Mr. Diesler stated just those on school
property. Mr. Bosch inquired if those
along
Mr. Nicholas
inquired if the architectural consultants came in on this one. Mr. Henderson
advised staff was able to do this as it is a small addition. Mr. Nicholas
inquired about the location of the modulars. Mr. Diesler stated they are
between the building and the ball fields due to the number of students coming
in and out of the building to access the modulars and to comply with
Mr. Sauer inquired with regards to the parking does that lot get full during the school day. Mr. Diesler advised one parking lot was fairly full during the day, however others were not nearly as full. Mr. Henderson stated Mr. Schultz had visited the site and there was more than enough parking on the western lot. Mr. Blake stated that lot was usually not one-third filled. Mr. Sauer inquired if these modulars will be tied up in the same lease agreement that you talked about, if we put the same condition on there that’s not going to create an issue? Mr. Utterback stated they are in the same lease.
Mr. Hackworth inquired if the bigger modulars are six room classrooms? Mrs. Reade stated that is a six classroom. Mr. Hackworth stated that he had hoped to see the modulars go away and now we have to see them for a couple more years. Mr. Diesler stated that for the phasing plan and the way they are dealing with the two classroom wings, to get people back in and out of the building, this is the best location. Mr. Blake inquired on the build out time on the Central modifications. Mr. Diesler stated the construction is 15 months as scheduled now. Mr. Reade advised this will impact two summers and one school year.
Mrs. Evans clarified that they are just building an addition of 1100 square foot and inquired if we are displacing students. Three people answered simultaneously that they were doing interior renovations. Mrs. Reade stated they were phasing it so that the whole building would not be outside at one time, a portion of the students would be, as at Ridgeview. Mr. Diesler stated there are 16 – 18 classrooms per floor, per classroom pod and it will be done by floor, by classroom wing.
Mr.
Blake moved to approve the Nonresidential Design Standards Certificate of
Appropriateness for Architectural and Site Plan for Pickerington Central High
School with the following condition:
1. That the removal of the modulars, with the
exception of the one modular unit being used as a construction trailer at
Ridgeview Junior High School, shall occur consistent with the current lease
agreement as soon as possible.
And the following waiver for the
Nonresidential Design Standards in Appendix IV would be required:
1. That the light fixtures shall be a gooseneck
style fixture unless waived by two-thirds of the Planning and Zoning
Commission.
Mrs. Evans seconded the motion. Mr. Nicholas inquired if this passes what happens with the lights? Mr. Henderson stated if it’s a majority vote, they will be allowed to put in the ones they proposed. Roll call was taken with Mr. Blake, Mr. Bosch, Mr. Nicholas, Mr. Sauer, Mrs. Evans and Mr. Hackworth voting “yea”. Motion passed, 6 -0.
E. Review and request for a motion to approve a Conditional Use Permit for
Outdoor Service
facilities for Giant Eagle located at
1. That 720 square feet of outdoor storage area
shall be permitted during the spring and summer
2. That 160 square feet of outdoor storage shall
be permitted during the fall and winter.
Mr. Robert Kottenstette stated he is the store manager of the Giant Eagle store. He stated that the 160 square foot usage is for items such as a Red Box DVD box, firewood, pop machines and water softener salt. The additional space during the spring and summer would be used for soil and mulch. The sidewalk adjacent to the building is approximately 20 feet wide. He stated there was some concern with having product stored under the canopy by the fire department, however there is a sprinkler system set up under the canopy for any combustible materials.
Mr. Hackworth clarified the PNC bank area was approved for a patio primarily used by smokers. Mr. Hackworth further stated as long as there were sprinklers under the canopies he has no problem with this.
Mrs. Evans inquired if this new area is subject to impact fees and Mr. Henderson state he was not sure and that Mr. Banchefsky could review this. Mr. Banchefsky sated that is something he will have to look into.
Mr. Sauer moved to approve the Conditional
Use Permit for Outdoor Service Facilities for Giant Eagle with the following
conditions:
1. That 720 square feet of outdoor storage area
shall be permitted in the spring and summer.
2. That 160 square feet of outdoor storage area
shall be permitted in the all and winter
Mr. Bosch seconded the motion. Roll call was taken with Mr. Nicholas,
Mrs. Evans, Mr. Hackworth, Mr. Sauer, Mr. Blake and Mr. Bosch voting
“Yea”. Motion passed, 6-0.
F. A public hearing and review and request for a motion to approve a Rezoning
for approximately 1.09 acres located at
Mr. Henderson
reviewed staff’s report provided to the commission and stated the applicant is
proposing to rezone
Mr. Matt LaBuhn stated he is representing Sandy Hague, the owner of the property, and that Mr. Mike Barker, the engineer and surveyor, is also here. Mr. Blake inquired if there were any comments, questions or concerns with staff recommendations. Mr. LaBuhn stated there were none.
Mr. Sauer inquired as to the chair size of the salon. He stated he realized traffic would not be intense however Borland is a relatively small street. Sandy Hague stated if maxed out it would be eight people, probably five people would work at the same time, making a total of ten people if each has a customer at the same time. Mr. Bosch clarified that a typical session lasts 45 minutes and on a great day there could be 25 cars in and out.
Mr. Charles
Taylor stated that makes eight cars for people who work there. Ms. Hague stated
yes, if they were all there at the same time.
Mr. Bosch clarified that typically four stations would be filled at the
same time. Mr. LaBuhn stated the odds of
people all leaving at the same time is not great, they do not anticipate
stacking issues. Mr. Henderson stated the City Engineer is requesting an
additional 10 foot right-of-way along
Mr. Hackworth
clarified that measurements of
Mr. Blake inquired if the applicants have had a chance to review that. Mr. LaBuhn stated they didn’t have time to redo what was submitted but it still will work without needing any variances. Mr. Hackworth inquired what the width of Borland is. Mr. Bachman stated he thinks Borland is 33 feet wide. Mr. Bachman stated if we get another five feet there it does not look like it will impact the development. Mr. Taylor stated there are no sidewalks on Borland. Mr. Sauer clarified that he thinks they would be required to put in a sidewalk along Borland once they come in for the site plan for the Certificate of Appropriateness.
Mr. Blake stated
the applicant has expressed his approval with the 10 foot right-of-way on
Mr. Nicholas moved to approve with staff
recommendations including the motion for the ten foot right-of-way along Hill
Road North and the five foot right–of-way along Borland Street; Mr. Bosch seconded the motion. Roll
call was taken with Mr. Hackworth, Mr. Sauer, Mr. Nicholas, Mr. Blake, Mr.
Bosch and Mrs. Evans voting “Yea”. Motion passed, 6-0.
G. Review and request for a motion to approve a Conditional Use Permit for the expansion of athletic fields and a new community center for PYAA’s Sport Complex located within the Wellington Park Subdivision. Mr. Henderson stated the applicant has requested this item be tabled. Mr. Bosch moved to table, Mr. Sauer seconded the motion. Roll call was taken with Mr. Bosch, Mr. Nicholas, Mr. Sauer, Mr. Hackworth, Mrs. Evans and Mr. Blake voting “yea”. Motion passed, 6-0. (TABLED, 04-13-10)
4. REPORTS
A. Planning and Zoning Director
(1) BZA Report. Mr. Henderson stated the Board of Zoning Appeals
did not meet in meet in March, There are three items on the agenda for April.
(2) FCRPC.
Mr. Henderson stated there was an extension on Winding Creek and it was
approved. There was also one for a
re-plat for Meadowmoor and that was approved.
5. OTHER BUSINESS
A. Commission Discussion
Mr. Blake stated a gentleman called him regarding banners in the window
of the old service station on
Mr. Blake stated
his neighbor stated they were going to put no parking signs on MacKenzie where
it dead ends into the disc golf course.
Mr. Blake stated he brought that to Mr. Henderson’s attention and he
will follow up on that. Mr. Nicholas
stated there was a situation in
Mr. Hackworth stated Green Leaf Grill has a lot of signs up. Mr. Henderson stated that code enforcement and he are working on that and he believes Mr. Mahaffey may be working with the Law Director on this also. The arrow sign seems to disappear during the day and comes back out at night. Mr. Blake stated perhaps Mr. Mahaffey needs to come in during one evening. Mr. Blake stated there has been some discussion with Mr. Mahaffey regarding his coming in during off hours because people do play the game. He further stated he was in a meeting where the City Manager directed Mr. Mahaffey to work other hours. Mr. Banchefsky inquired why we don’t have the Police Department take a time and date stamped picture of it. Mr. Blake stated there’s a guy running a body shop in his neighborhood that starts at 6:00 p.m. because he knows Mr. Mahaffey is not going to be there to see it. He shuts it down at 6:00 a.m. He is painting cars in his garage, cars without bumpers or tags. Mr. Blake stated everybody in the City from the Mayor to the Police Chief has seen it, but Mr. Mahaffey never sees it, maybe with Mr. Mahaffey working under Mr. Hopper this will get taken care of. Mr. Blake stated he means a full sized body shop, he’s spraying cars. Mr. Henderson stated he will pass this on to code enforcement.
Mr. Bosch stated he was at a civic association and someone inquired if the City has anything regarding clearing sidewalks. The person who spoke to him lives on a corner that is a bus stop. People on the side cleared their drive but did not go to the corner and kids were lining up five feet out into the street because they couldn’t get to the sidewalk. Mr. Bosch inquired if there is anything on the books and if so does the city have the ability to enforce that. Mr. Henderson stated he would talk to the Service Department, he believes we have something about snow removal. Mr. Sauer stated he thinks there is an ordinance and he will check on that and will bring that up at Safety meeting.
Mr. Blake inquired if there were any other commission discussion. Mr. Bosch asked about the Refugee Road Corridor study. Mr. Henderson stated they are working on it, the preliminary maps of the environmental and traffic are done. Mr. Bosch stated as code enforcement is now under the Building Department maybe we need to have Mr. Hopper come in to a meeting. Mr. Bosch stated we are coming into the busy season and the meetings could run longer. He inquired if we could come in a half an hour earlier to meet with Mr. Hopper to discuss this. Mr. Bachman stated he has been very open to coming in for various meetings however he lives a ways from here so to have him staying to 9:30 would be tough. Mr. Blake inquired if anyone would have a problem with scheduling a work session prior to the next Planning and Zoning Commission meeting to allow the Commission to discuss code enforcement issues.
He stated if the City Manager approved it, he would request Mr. Hopper attend the work session. All Commission members concurred they would like to schedule a work session for May 11, 2010, at 6:30 P.M. for discussion regarding code enforcement.
Mrs. Yartin stated they found the sidewalk issue. Mr. Henderson stated it basically says no one shall fail to keep their sidewalks clear from snow.
Mr. Sauer stated there is a hole in the outdoor enclosure at Happy Endings. Mr. Henderson stated there was, however he drove by today and the patio enclosure is gone. Mr. Sauer inquired if there has been a procedure put in place, or some kind of guideline. Mr. Henderson stated that they met with Glaven Feher on another matter and staff did mention it to them, asked if they had ideas, thoughts or experience with any other types of outdoor enclosures. He doesn’t know if it has gone any further than that and Mr. Schultz would have a better idea on that.
B. S.R. 256 Safety Project. Mr. Bachman delivered a presentation on
the State Route 256 Safety Project. S.R.
256 from I-70 to
Median islands to
soften the look should be added where possible, similar to
Mr. Hackworth
inquired how many of our traffic lights have a battery back up. Mr. Bachman stated every one of our signals
from Stonecreek N to
6.
ADJOURNMENT. There being nothing further, Mr. Blake moved
to
adjourn; Mr. Nicholas seconded the motion. Mr. Blake, Mrs. Evans, Mr. Bosch, Mr. Sauer, Mr. Nicholas and Mr. Hackworth voted “Aye”. Motion carried, 6-0. The Planning and Zoning Commission adjourned at 10:10 P.M., April 13, 2010.
RESPECTFULL SUBMITTED:
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Karen I. Risher, Administrative Clerk
ATTEST:
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Lance A. Schultz, Planning and Zoning Director