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Home My WebLink About1973 11-01 PCP 1, 'Call to Order-, 800 P.M. 2 , Roll CZ13.17 3. ! Pproval of IUnuteS2 10-25-73 A cilia ixulan I s The Planr..-Lng Commission is an adviso body. OLIe of the commission's funotians is to hold Public Hearings. Iki, the matters concerned in these hearings, the cormalssica makes recawaendations to the City Council. The city Council makes all final decisions on these matters. 5, Frtoklyn cev.ter XoWustrial Park 73035 Prelirairza�,-- PInt Approval Registered Land Su.c-xoey 6, center �"wveloaent Corp. 73036 • Preliminary Plat A.ppreval Registered Land Suur-vey Knch �Iarketinlg Cszscij;array 73038 A,pproval, (nf Speci�tl Use Permit for reopening former v.,rIf 0-1.1 Service Statim, 1912 57th A-v";enue as a gasalixne sales D i S c ti`s-b-.L-o-b xaeiw� a. coixac.1-1, on 1,rarilti-resi den tial developmeGtg interin, stu6v of ordinance provisions. Contit-IL'Aued Revie-w or- Co,)mprehensive Plan hand uge Policies j� s.w. jveighbnrh,.7,cd ro • Map%-Ae�,,, v)f_ medical 11&0. of space in B ckdale M 4cAvers off ive BvAldinq. e. Proposed Field Trip --- Tour of City by comm."'-ssion and Coun-cr:d• t uov7eaibar 10, 1973. -9 kYAlvr pmv g itta a t4 • PLANUTING CUMIAISSION :MFOLMATION SMET Apn, 'Uca�-iojl No. 73035 A P tu t Location-. Southerly of County Road 130 and zqortherly of Shingle Creek Parkway Re,cf4lest,- Registered Land Survey Approval The z'ipplicant is see]'�.ing prelLmninaazy plat approval for a parcel of land current-ly described as tract A, R.L.S. No. 1348, which includes the sites of Spec. Bldgq k-io. 5 and No. 6. The proposed would coatain 4 tracts3 "All being the site of Spec. Bldg. No. 50- "Po" being the site of Spec. DIdg. No. 6,* and TIC#; and ts:�Tf L-e.-'t.Lq tlae unr]aveloped land bet-v;een Spec. Bldg. No. 6 and 67t:h Avenue North. • The DireOtox of Public Twc)rks bill be prepared to discuss the need for certain easemenjas ieftich are recommended for access be6ieea Vn,6?ni:.a rs and "B" aiid 3ze1.weei! Tracts "B" and "C:r. is for approval subject to the following conditionst 1. Firzal R.L.G. is subject to review by the City Engineer; 2. Final R.L.S. shall be accompartied by appropriate .easement documents prov--Lding J.--or access between Tracts "A" and "B" and 1-r--acts 11n" and "C", which shall be subject to review 11all, the City Attorney before filling with the R.L,S. • PLANIUNG MY2,1ISSION INTFORMATION SHEET 7.�036 B.CI.D.C. Westerly of Shingle Creek pa3.-It-way, southerly of City Hall- Registered Land Survey Approval The appjjc!ajj, is se e'Xinc-f preliminary plat approval :P-or a parcel Of 4� - - 16nd describer as outlrt, p, B.C.I .p. plat I, '-,.ihich includes the situ o-t the Shingle Creek. Towe2zs high rise apartments. The pjx.-cposed would co.ataitn three tracts: "All being the site of the higi,-a -,. J_sev- and "B" and "C" 'being pa-raels (,"All the south. 111"he Dixe,-_-Z'or o-IF public., viarks caill be prepared co discuss the need for ce-.r-1-ain easements �fhich are recommended for a cormon access • pain't-s between Trzacta ":,-V' and "B". so be pre par to discuss the The Publi�� V?Orks a] . P ed thni: the rwasterly 100 feet of Tract "C', along Shingle Creelit. be des.i gnu ted vs T-Vact "D on the final plat. Rem-mmendation is fOr sub-Jett tO khe fOt.10wing Conditions: 1. Final R.L.S . ic- sub-lect to review by the •City Engineer' 2. Fiaa*l F.L.S. shall be accc,m rptmjed by appropriate easement pAray.iding for comron access point between Tracts "A" arr,5 3. teha westerly 100 feet of Tract "C" shall be dedicated • 1 : 1( R, NU.3 1 CW SHEET Application No. 73038 Applicant: Koch Marketing Company Y.,o ca t j.0 n p 1912 57th Avenue North Request.- Approval of Special Use- Permit The app'LLicant is requesting approval of a special use permit to reopen and operate the former Gulf' oil Station as a gasoline sales fa c L lity, under the Hudson oil Company brand. The statiOn has been unoccupied for approximately a year and a half. The applicant has indicated that, if all required permits can be secured, the resent station vvjill be "upgraded" and the gasoline sales i.,iill commence this year. The long range intent is, however, to de-wolish the station and rebuild the structure in a year or so. It is our understanding that the applicant does not own the station site at this time; acquisition depends upon getting permits. to -1--he applicant's long range plans, it is significant to note the site is substandard according to ordinance provisions for new station construction. rior examples the ordinance minimum site area is 20,000 sq. ft. vs. the 10,000+ sq. ft. for this locatioij) . The present- site and building are in need of substantial renovation. F-14 1fie exte-'rior finish of the building has deteriorated, due to the lack df- izia-inteniance. The applicant has not submitted any plans indicating the planned decor. The site is generaliv in poor condition2 1. The easterly portion is unpaved and is not sodded. There is no landscaping; 2. There is no perimeter curbing around driving and parking areas; 3. There is no greens-trip ;i'15 ft.) at the front boulevard • alleal or at the slide lo-t 1-ine 3-5 fie) . 4. The Pre--jent paving is in poor shape.- i'L is bituminous which is not. reco7.wcended for service stations; there are slabs of cl.,,n.crete a-re-und the paved area; • AppliCatiOa Mc. 73036 Cont'd. Page 2 5. :.ghere �Ls e:�,Cisting sign standards which are in disrepair and of c m ,iiestionable conformance with the ordinance. The basic issue is whether there is merit to issuing a special use perrait for the p.roposed operation. one argument in favor of such a perrait viould be the required upgrading of the site and elimination ol an eyesore. An opposing argument would loc& to long range planaing of the area, i.e. , eventual demolition of the building and development of the site with a commercial expansion ox the shopping center. There are currently 23 act-JiLve service stations in the City; there are 3 inactive stations, including this one. There are two service stations within one block og the subsect site ',Super America and ,01nion 761 . Should the policy de t:eratinat:ion conclude there is merit to this request, particular attention should be given to the following • "Standard for Special Use perraits" -V The Special. use shall, in all other respects, conform to the applicable reg-alation of the district it which it is located. On this basis, site and building plan review and approval should be required as a condit-ion of the permit. in that regard, the reco-ameadation would be to table the applica- tJLon to pe-77ait the applicaiat -:-.he opportunity to develop site and building plans for the intended renovation of the site. • C 7 p4 •