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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes PC 07-20-21 UDO?Adrienne Keeling: Industrial type use in various zoning districts and in our use table. Brad: For the definition of Station,Automobile Filling in lines 76-77,how does this affect fleet refueling stations? Adrienne Keeling: We acknowledged that this occurs,but the intent of this Ordinance is to protect residential districts for• the new retail installations,where larger volumes of dispensing of fossil fuels are done at. Sue: Will a proposed gas station in C-1 and C-2 zoning district,be heard the BZA? Adrienne Keeling: The C-1 and C-2 districts do not permit the use of a gas station,so it would be heard by the BZA. A Motion made by Rider and seconded by Zoccola to forward PZ-2021-00062 OA to the City Council with a favorable recommendation. Approved 7-0,absent Hill,Kirsh. 4. Docket No.PZ-2021-00075 DP/ADLS: Bank of America—The Bridges. The applicant seeks site plan and design approval for a new bank branch on a new outlot within The Bridges. The site is generally located at the SW corner of Illinois Street and Zotec Drive,with a planned address of 11530 N. Illinois Street. It is zoned PUD—The Bridges(Z-550-11). Filed by Jon Sheidler of Woolpert on behalf of JLL. Petitioner:Jon Sheidler,Woolpert: • Presented site plan, and landscape plan • We have reduced the parking count by 7 parking spaces and added greenspace in these spaces • There were visibility concerns with the amount of shade trees at the NE corner of the property • We confirmed at our Committee meetings that this outlot was part of the original Bridges PUD Kevin Curry,RS&H: • We added a prairie style design all around the building • The rear elevation will now contain two exterior windows and the canopy extends across the windows Department Report:Rachel Keesling: 111 • We discussed and agreed to several architecture enhancements • A site line study was done to confirm the roof-top mechanicals will not be seen from ground level across the street(Zotec) • The property managers of the Bridges agreed to fix the paver roads within the Bridges development • The Urban Forester approved the landscape plan • The only other possible location for an outlot is at the northwest corner of the Market District parking lot.They have no timeline or certainty if this will happen. • Staff recommends approval tonight of this project Commercial Committee Recap: Alan Potasnik: • We discussed adding prairie style architectural details and enhancements that were not in the original plans • The Petitioner agreed to remove some of the parking spaces in the rear and add landscaping in its place Committee Comments: Nick: I was the one that voted no during the Committee. I felt we had a lot of open ends. We talked about the possibility of a picnic table on the west side of this site.Rachel Keesling: We did talk to the property manager after the Committee meeting,and they would work with the Bank of America manager in adding a table or bench in the available lawn space, per DOCS approval.Jon Sheidler: That was our intent. We have the space to make this enhancement.Brad: Is this a requirement per the PUD?Rachel: It is not a requirement,but a nice enhancement. A Motion made by Rider and seconded by Holle to approve PZ-2021-00075 DP/ADLS. Approved 7-0,absent Hill,Kirsh. New Business: 5. Docket No.PZ-2020-00216 PP/SP: Smoky Row Woods Minor Subdivision 4 Plan Commission Meeting Minutes 7-20-21 The applicant seeks minor subdivision plat approval for 2 lots on 8.5 acres. The site is located at 1277 West 136th Street and is zoned S-1/Residential. Filed by Leigh Anne Ferrell with Stoeppelwerth on behalf of the property owners. IPetitioner: Michael&Mary Beth Fleming,property owners: • We have owned this property for the past 33 years • We will retain our existing home on Lot 1. We want to offer the sale of Lot 2 for another single-family home • Henley Creek flows through from NW to SE • Access for both lots will remain from the existing driveway,off of 136th Street • We have not experienced any flooding problems from the on-site creek in the past 33 years Department Report: Alexia Lopez: • This is the first Minor Subdivision public hearing we've had since the new UDO has been in place • They are proposing 2 lots on the 8.5 acres and both lots will share the existing driveway off of 136th Street • The existing home on Lot 1 will remain and the future home on Lot 2 will be placed closer to 136th Street • The Henley Open Drain will be preserved in a regulated drainage easement • The full ROW and multi-use path are currently present along this section of 136th Street • Staff recommends suspending the Rules of Procedure and to approve this item conditioned upon final approval from the Engineering Department Committee Comments: Christine: Why would you not have another access drive for the(future)new home on Lot 2.Mary Fleming: Our existing opening off of 136th to our driveway is wide enough. We didn't want to go through any additional approvals from the City for an additional curb cut.Brad: An access easement to complete this driveway would come later after the new owner would know where they would add their drive access off the existing drive.Alexia Lopez: Correct. IBrad: Lot 2 is oddly shaped,with the sideyards being narrow. Mary Fleming: There's still an adequate amount of space for the new home to be placed to meet all setback requirements. The drainage easement of Henley Creek creates a narrow westward sideyard. A Motion by Holle and seconded by Rider to suspend the Rules of Procedure in order to vote on this item at tonight's meeting. Approved 7-0,absent Hill,Kirsh. A Motion by Holle and seconded by Westermeier to approved PZ-2020-00216 PP/SP conditioned upon final approval from Carmel Engineering Department. Approved 7-0,absent Hill,Kirsh. 6. Docket No.PZ-2021-00099 ADLS Amend: Ed Martin Buick GMC Service Bay Addition The applicant seeks site plan and design approval for a 4,348 sq. ft.building addition to the existing service center. The overall site is 7.35 acres and is located at 9896 North Michigan Road.It is zoned I-1/Industrial and is located within the US 421 Overlay Zone. Filed by Brian Cross of Civil Site Group,Inc. Petitioner: Brian Cross,Civil Site Group: • With me tonight is Mark Harrison,president of Ed Martin Group • A building expansion on the west end and additional parking in the rear was done in 2012 • We are proposing a service bay on the south side of the building,presented aerial view • We will use the same building materials and colors that are on the existing building,brick • Presented Site Plan and Landscape Plan • We met with the Urban Forester on site to discuss the landscaping plan • The honey locust trees on site along Michigan Rd. from a previously approved landscape plan from 2000 do not do well for an auto dealership. We are looking to remove these honey locusts and replace them Japanese zelkovas. • Our goal is to continue to work with Daren Mindham,Urban Forester on our new landscape plan and to 5 Plan Commission Meeting Minutes 7-20-21