CHAIRMAN AND COMMISSIONERS:
The meeting was called to order at
05:32 p.m. All present included
Commissioner Cheyne McDonald,
Commissioner Adel Murphy,
Commissioner John Reed,
and Commissioner Mike Scott.
STAFF: City Attorney Dale Coulam, Building and Zoning Administrator Kevin Rudd and Deputy City Recorder Martha Wilson
AUDIENCE: Stacy Young and Ken Miller
Vice Chair Reed acknowledged there was a quorum. Chairman Dennis Mehr was absent.
Commissioner Murphy led the Flag Salute.
Commissioner Murphy led the Invocation.
The Commissioners present had no disclosures or conflicts of interest with this agenda.
Kevin Rudd reported that the Desert Rose Subdivision’s Final Plat expired, and the property has been under foreclosure. This is a reapplication for fifty-five (55) lots on 12.89 acres and is zoned R-1-10. A Subdivision Enhancement Overlay (SEO) application will be required with the Preliminary Plan. A 25% density bonus would achieve the fifty-five (55) lots. 2.32 acres will be donated for a park. Benny Sorenson, Parks Director, feels it’s a good location for a public park. The SEO application will be considered during the Preliminary Plan review of which a density bonus will need to be recommended to the City Council. See the Narrative for details of the applicant’s proposal (document located at Ivins City).
The Commissioners and Staff discussed the following:
1. the buffers are included as open space and included in the density bonus computation.
2. the proposed setbacks for R-1-10 zone are different from what is allowed in the Zoning Ordinance. However, Chapter 7, 704-16 Yard Regulations allows the developer to present different setbacks for approval.
3. the proposal to use the park impact fees from fifty-five (55) homes to improve the park. A cost estimate would be submitted during the Preliminary Plan stage and the cost of improvements would be evaluated. This will require specific approval by the City Council.
4. the property that is shown on the Concept Plan that is deeded to the City was land purchased from the previous owner, and is an eighty foot (80’) right-of-way for the future Western Corridor. The footage is sufficient and the minimum required for the road.
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3) |
HOME OCCUPATION LICENSE AND BUSINESS LICENSE (None) |
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4) |
PUBLIC HEARING AND ACTION ITEMS (None) |
MOTION: moved to
SECOND:
VOTE: The motion carried unanimously.
| Commissioner Cheyne McDonald |
AYE |
| Commissioner Adel Murphy |
AYE |
| Commissioner John Reed |
AYE |
| Commissioner Mike Scott |
AYE |
| Chairman Dennis Mehr |
ABSENT |
MOTION: Commissioner Adel Murphy moved to approve the Ivins City Planning Commission minutes for December 1, 2009.
SECOND: Commissioner Mike Scott
VOTE: The motion carried unanimously.
| Commissioner Cheyne McDonald |
AYE |
| Commissioner Adel Murphy |
AYE |
| Commissioner John Reed |
AYE |
| Commissioner Mike Scott |
AYE |
| Chairman Dennis Mehr |
ABSENT |
Commissioner McDonald will report to the City Council on the Planning Commission meeting.
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C. |
Building & Zoning Administrator, Kevin Rudd (None) |
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D. |
City Attorney, Dale Coulam (None) |
Vice Chairman Reed suggested having a discussion in the near future on incentivizing a variety within subdivisions instead of a unity of design (cookie cutter design) within subdivisions. Density bonuses can be given to developers who want to create a variety within a subdivision.
MOTION: Commissioner Cheyne McDonald moved to adjourn
SECOND: Commissioner Mike Scott
VOTE: The motion carried unanimously.
| Commissioner Cheyne McDonald |
AYE |
| Commissioner Adel Murphy |
AYE |
| Commissioner John Reed |
AYE |
| Commissioner Mike Scott |
AYE |
| Chairman Dennis Mehr |
ABSENT |
The meeting adjourned at 5:49 P.M.