BROWN DEER PLANNING COMMISSION
HELD AT THE BROWN DEER VILLAGE HALL
The meeting was called to
order by Village President Jaberg at
I. ROLL CALL
Present: Village
President Margaret Jaberg; Trustee Tim Schilz; Commissioners Susan Bellehumeur,
John Raffensperger, Gunnar Prawitz, Jim McGuigan
Excused: Trustee
Yvonne Nealy; Commissioners Frances Ashley-Jordan, Alan Nees
Also Present: Russell
Van Gompel, Village Manager; Andy Pederson,
II. PERSONS DESIRING TO
BE HEARD
None.
III. CONSIDERATION OF
MINUTES:
It was moved by Mr. Raffensperger and seconded by Trustee
Schilz to approve the regular meeting minutes of July 14, 2003. The motion carried unanimously, with Susan
Bellehumeur abstaining.
IV.
REPORT OF STAFF/COMMISSION
MEMBERS
Mr. Pederson reported that
Staff is in the process of finalizing and distributing the request for
proposals for the Village Code recodification.
Mr. Van Gompel reported that
there may be possible buyers for Kohl’s Food Stores which are slated to close
in mid-August. Mr. Van Gompel reported
that Village staff would be meeting with Mark Vacarro about the possibilities
of redeveloping the
V. UNFINISHED BUSINESS
None.
VI. NEW BUSINESS
A)
Recommend Approval of a
Conditional Use Permit for Children’s
Mr. Thyes reviewed the
proposal and stated that staff had concerns about the need for additional parking
spaces to accommodate the day care center employees. Mr. Thyes also reported that the size of the
play area would have to be revised due to the fact that the proposed play area
would encroach onto the vacant parcel to the north. Mr. Thyes indicated that the vacant parcel to
the north of the site is also owned by Mr. Norman Miller; however the vacant
parcel is in the process of being foreclosed upon by
The Commission discussed the
need for additional information regarding the operational aspects of the
proposed business as well as the need for a letter from the land owner, Mr.
Norman Miller, stating that he is in favor of this proposal. Operational aspects discussed included:
storage and parking of the day care vehicle, school bus drop off area, dumpster
location, fence height requirements, snow removal, emergency vehicle access,
hours of operation, and number of children.
The Commission requested that the applicant collect the additional
information and present it at the September Planning Commission meeting for
consideration.
It was moved by Ms. Bellehumeur and seconded by Mr. Prawitz
to layover the matter until the September 8, 2003, meeting. The motion
carried unanimously.
B)
Recommend approval of a
Conditional Use Permit for a Convenience Store, Public Garage, and a Car Wash
at
Mr. Thyes stated that Mr.
Koceja would like the proposal tabled as he is exploring other development
options. Mr. Thyes stated that he was
informed by Mr. Koceja that he had purchased the Bal’s Automotive property at
C) Review
and recommend the Ordinance to amend the official Village Map to reflect the
Discontinuance of the portion of
Mr. Thyes reviewed the ordinance for the Commission. Mr. Van Gompel stated that this was an administrative procedure necessary to complete the discontinuance process.
It was moved by Mr. Raffensperger and seconded by Ms.
Bellehumeur to recommend the Ordinance to amend the
official Village Map to reflect the Discontinuance of the portion of
D) Present
the list of Conditional Use Permits that need to be brought back to the Planning
Commission for the “1 year” review and determine a procedure to conduct said
reviews.
Mr. Thyes reviewed the list of items for the Commission. The Commission discussed the creation of a letter to be sent to the land owner and business owner stating that their Conditional Use Permit will be reviewed and provide the applicant with an opportunity to appear at the review meeting.
It was moved by Mr. Raffensperger and seconded by Ms.
Bellehumeur to carry out the review of past Conditional Use Permits in
accordance with the proposed schedule.
The motion carried unanimously.
VII. ADJOURNMENT
It was moved by Mr. Raffensperger and seconded by Ms.
Bellehumeur to adjourn at
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Andrew K. Pederson,