HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes TAC 01-20-10CARMEL TECHNICAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE
MEETING MINUTES
Date: Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Place: Dept. of Community Services Conference Room, 3rd Floor, Carmel City Hall
Time: 9:00 AM
9:00 a.m. College Park Church Expansion:
The applicant seeks the following development standards and special use amend
approvals:
Docket No. 09120017 V 05.04.01 Increase in building height
Docket No. 09120018 V 05.04.03 Increase in lot coverage
Docket No. 09120023 SUA Appendix A Addition to existing acreage
The site is located at 2606 W. 96 St. on 32 acres and is zoned S1 /Single Family
Residential. Filed by Gregory P. Cafouros of Kroger Gardis Regis, LLP for College
Park Church, Inc.
Mark Thorpe with Schneider Corporation, Scott Lee with Aspen Group and Bruce
Smith are requesting approval for an expansion of the existing Church (northwest
portion). The expansion is to include internal revisions and add to existing parking
facility.
Greg Hoyes Hamilton County Surveyor Office
-Still reviewing and will submit comment letter by end of day
Joanie Clark Vectren Energy
-Have active service currently, may need additional load, passed out contact info
Ryan Hartman- Clay Township Regional Waste
Sent comment letter on January 13, no additional comments
Angie Conn -DOCS
No comments
David Lucas Hamilton County Highway Department
Working out revisions and can discuss in more detail outside of meeting
Pavement cross section in the Right of Way; must meet County
Standards
Plans show taper on 96 Street but still need decel lane with taper
Entrances off Towne Road are ok
May have drainage items
Roundabout update, no additional details at this time
Chris Ellison- Carmel Fire Department
Currently one hydrant on site, plans show 2 new hydrants to be installed
Not seeing fire department connection for sprinkler system
Plan is to have building complete with sprinkler system
Suggestion to meet outside of meeting to discuss placement
David Littlejohn -DOCS- Alternative Transportation
Sent comment letter, no additional comments
Bike parking —need to make sure meets Alternative Transportation Specs.
Alexia Donahue Wold -DOCS
No comments
Christine Barton Holmes -DOCS
9:15 a.m.
Comments will be sent with Department Report on January 21
Sue Maki- Carmel City Utilities
Questioned irrigation system and has recommendations for subcontractors
Shirley Hunter -Duke Energy
Currently serviced by IP &L, no comments
END
Meridian Pointe
The applicant seeks the following use variance and development standards approvals:
Docket No. 09120012 V ZO 20G.05.05.B Increased front yard setback
Docket No. 09120013 V ZO 20G. 05.05.B.3 Increased building footprint
Docket No. 09120014 V ZO 26.05 Decreased bufferyard
Docket No. 09120015 UV Appendix A: Use Table Multifamily in OM /O District
The site is located at 12346 Old Meridian on 6.25 acres and is zoned Old Meridian/Office
District. Filed by Mary Solada for Carmel Development I, Inc.
Wayne DeLong with Bingham McHale, Tim Hill with Anderson Birkla and Greg
Snelling with Snelling Engineering were present and presented for the petitioner. They
are seeking approval to develop a 174 unit luxury apartment project at the intersection of
Old Meridian and Pennsylvania /Carmel Drive. This will be south of the Meijer store,
north of Sunrise Senior Living and west of shopping center with Office Depot.
*Petitioner noted they will work through the DP and variances separately in more detail
with each committee and agency, not planning to come back to TAC committee.
Greg Hoyes Hamilton County Surveyor Office
-Sent comment letter on January 19, most issues addressed to Greg Snelling
-Need to include drainage on from Meijer and on Old Meridian with separation
from buildings noted on plans
Currently 28 feet from center of lane
Snelling to provide updated plans to Greg Hoyes
Joanie Clark Vectren Energy
-Gas services will be needed
-Gas is available on 2 sides of site
Shirley Hunter -Duke Energy
Current facilities are available buy ariel line along Pennsylvania Street
which is causing poles to be in the way
-Can bury line but may be cost of petitioner and will need utility easement
Requested new Auto CAD file
Construction timeframe is late spring/early summer
Angie Conn -DOCS
No comments on use variance
Development Plan/DP to be reviewed later this week
Chris Ellison- Carmel Fire Department
Did not receive submittal packet, CFD needs hard copies of submittal
Suggested to set up meeting to discuss in more detail
(Locations, fire connections, etc.)
David Littlejohn -DOCS- Alternative Transportation
Sent comment letter to Greg Snelling
Will meet separate to discuss the letter in more detail (sidewalks bike racks)
Alexia Donahue Wold -DOCS
No comments
Nick Redden Engineering (on behalf of Alexia Donahue -Wold)
No comments regarding variance request
Christine Barton Holmes -DOCS
Comments will be sent with Department Report on January 21
Sue Maki- Carmel City Utilities
-No comments
Petitioners stated they plan to have irrigation system for landscaping, Sue has
recommendations for irrigations subcontractors and system requirements
END
9:25 a.m. Convenience Centers 808 W Main (Shell Gas Station)
The applicant seeks the following development standards and use variance approvals:
Docket No. 09120029 UV Appendix A: Use Table Gas station in OM/MU District
Docket No. 09120030 V ZO 25.07.02 -14 LED ground sign
Docket No. 09120031 V ZO 25.07.02 -09 Multiple signs per frontage
The site is located at 808 West Main Street in the OM/MU District on 1.75 acres. Filed
by Eric Harvey of Tharp Investments.
Eric Harvey of Tharp Investments and Pat Rooney were present and are seeking approval
to reconstruct the existing gas station at the corner of Main Street and Guilford Road.
Petitioner is currently working with IDEM regarding the gas leak that occurred in 2008.
An additional pump on east side of property will be added. Petitioner is requesting to
Change landscape plan to allow for lower bushes at Guilford Road around signage.
Greg Hoyes Hamilton County Surveyor Office
-Sent comment letter, no additional comments
Joanie Clark Vectren Energy
Service was at location with previous gas station, not sure if meter is still on
site, passed out contact info
Shirley Hunter -Duke Energy
-Meter and service already on site
Angie Conn -DOCS
No comments on use variance
Will need to present to Plan Commission
Chris Ellison- Carmel Fire Department
Questioned size of gas canopy
Possibly longer but depth would be less and clearance to be around
20 ft. (minimum is 14 ft.) and will not be any closer to building
Noted there are 2 existing fire hydrants located northeast of building
Must keep a clearance of 3 feet around the hydrants
David Littlejohn -DOCS- Alternative Transportation
Sent comment letter regarding bike path /access
Petitioner sent letter to Gary Duncan, Engineering, regarding the plan
to widen road or add roundabout.
Do not want to invest in installing pathway if there is a plan
that will cause it to be torn up
Multiuse paths are normally included in intersection
improvements
9:35 a.m.
Alexia Donahue Wold -DOCS
No comments
Nick Redden Engineering (on behalf of Alexia Donahue -Wold)
No comments on variance
Christine Barton Holmes -DOCS
-Bike Path Variance
Replace sign variance
Comments will be sent with Department Report on January 21
Sue Maki- Carmel City Utilities
Petitioner has no plans to install irrigation system
-No comments
END
Requested to install path /access way to existing asphalt path along
Main Street and to the sidewalk north of property
If Right of Way Constraint, minimum is 8 ft. asphalt path
Bike/Pedestrian amendment minimum is 10 ft. path
Petitioner asked if they are able to contribute funds in an equal amount
of the costs of the path rather than installing the path
Suggested they contact Engineering Department to work out
Details
Docket No. 09120026 TAC: Hazel Dell Christian Church
The applicant seeks approval for a building addition and drop -off area. The site is located
at 14501 Hazel Dell Pkwy. The site is zoned S- 1/Residence. Filed by Russ Love of Hazel
Dell Christian Church.
Alan Peterson and Mike Engledow of Hazel Dell Christian Church along with David
Lach with Cripe were present and are seeking approval for an expansion on the existing
church that was built in 1999. Addition is in accordance with master plan for overall
project approved in 1999. Implementing the next phase for a youth ministry wing and
preschool component (which is currently housed in the existing facility) will allow for
these areas to move to the new addition. This expansion is the next phase of their master
plan.
Greg Hoyes- Hamilton County Surveyor Office
-Sent comment letter, complies with master drainage plan from 1999
Joanie Clark Vectren Energy
Evaluating if need additional gas load is needed
Passed out contact information
Shirley Hunter -Duke Energy
Demand on existing transform has plenty of capacity
Contact Duke if need additional load services, passed out contact information
Angie Conn -DOCS
No additional comments
Chris Ellison- Carmel Fire Department
No comments
David Littlejohn -DOCS- Alternative Transportation
Sent comment letter to Shirley Wilson
Alexia Donahue Wold -DOCS
No comments
Nick Redden Engineering (on behalf of Alexia Donahue -Wold)
Sent comment letter, no additional comments
Sue Maki- Carmel City Utilities
Petitioner has no plans to install irrigation system
-No comments
-Sue to follow up with John Duffy regarding water /sewer available
END
No additional comments
Docket No. 09120027 ADLS Amend: World Wide Motors, Mercedes -Benz
The applicant seeks approval for a building remodel and landscape, sidewalk signage
changes. The site is located at 3900 E 96 St. The site is zoned B-3/Business. Filed by
Marc Tworek of Versatile Construction Group, LLC.
and
Docket No. 09120028 ADLS Amend: Mercedes -Benz Service Center
The applicant seeks approval for a building remodel/addition and landscape signage
changes. The site is located at 4000 E 96 St. The site is zoned B-3/Business. Filed by
Marc Tworek of Versatile Construction Group, LLC.
Marc Tworek of Versatile Construction, Paul Pettenado with World Wide Motors, and
Scott Bordenet with Bordenet were present and are seeking an approval to expand and
remodel their existing buildings at 3900 East 96 Street and 4000 East 96 Street. The
existing 3900 building (currently the service center and sales for World Wide Motors) is
to be recreated in order to bring up to Mercedes Benz standards before the end of 2010.
The 4000 building is currently Smart Car sales would be renovated to expand showroom
for new car sales and the service center at the rear of that building would become used
car sales along with adding a showroom for Sprint Truck Sales. An addition to the 4000
building requires a height addition and adds a 5 bay service area for the Sprint Truck
sales. The 3900 building would become the service center for all vehicles including a ride
up /pick up area for customers. Petitioner questioned the comments received from
comment letters regarding EIFS not being allowed 3 feet from ground level; which does
not meet the standards of Mercedes Benz specifications. Mercedes Benz would allow for
reinforced EIFS to be used. It was suggested from the committee to have Petitioner bring
material samples with them to the Special Studies Committee meeting so the members
can see what Mercedes Benz is requesting.
Greg Hoyes Hamilton County Surveyor Office
-Sent comment letter
Does not form regulated drainage water shed, no comments
Joanie Clark Vectren Energy
Additional gas load needed for addition to 4000 building
Passed out contact information
Shirley Hunter -Duke Energy
-IP &L services facilities
Angie Conn -DOCS
No additional comments
Chris Ellison- Carmel Fire Department
Expansion of 4000 building -need to verify sprinkler system is sufficient
No changes to any location or fire department connections
David Littlejohn -DOCS- Alternative Transportation
Sent comment letter
No further comments
Alexia Donahue Wold -DOCS
No comments
Nick Redden Engineering (on behalf of Alexia Donahue -Wold)
Sent comment letter, no additional comments
Sue Maki- Carmel City Utilities
Irrigation already exists on building and there are no plans to change system
-No comment
END
10 a.m. INTRODUCTION: Coxhall Mansion Renovation
Chris Wisemal from Cripe Engineers introduced a project that is to be submitted from
Parks Department. Petitioner is seeking to renovate existing Coxhall Mansion, 2000 West
116 Street, Carmel, into a banquet hall to allow for public use. The master plan is to
extend entrance /drive on west side (by the bell tower) up to mansion. Over all design will
include green elements including rain gardens in middle of parking area and pervious
concrete in parking bases. There are known drainage issues around the mansion currently
and with renovations these issues should be corrected. They are looking for
administrative approval with a courtesy filing to TAC committee. Plan to submit
drawings later this week or next week.