CHAIRMAN AND COMMISSIONERS:
The meeting was called to order at
05:30 p.m. All present included
Chairman Dennis Mehr,
Commissioner Todd Benson,
Commissioner John Reed,
and Commissioner Michael Scott.
Staff: City Attorney Dale Coulam, Building and Zoning Administrator Kevin Rudd, Deputy City Recorder Martha Wilson.
Audience: Angelo Disante, Bob Routh, Don Miller and Mayor Chris Hart.
Chairman Mehr acknowledged there was a quorum. Commissioner Adel Murphy was absent and excused.
Commissioner Scott led the Flag Salute.
Chairman Mehr gave the Invocation.
There were no disclosures or conflicts of interest with this meeting’s agenda.
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BUSINESS LICENSES (None) |
Kevin Rudd reported that based on 30% of the primary structure, which is 2412 square feet, the ordinance allows 723 square feet for the Casita. The proposal is 720 square feet, and the architectural style blends with the primary structure, it meets the required setbacks of ten feet (10’) and height restrictions of fifteen feet (15’). The property is just under one acre. There is space for offstreet parking and parking beside the home. Staff recommends approval.
Chairman Mehr asked if parking would be in the existing driveway.
Kevin Rudd explained that there is a gravel driveway to the detached garage, and parking could be created beside the Casita. The current ordinance requires two (2) parking spots on any residence but with adding a Casita the minimum would be three (3) parking spots.
Commissioner Todd asked if the roof pitch was included in the height as it was not identified on the drawing.
Kevin Rudd explained that the roof pitch will be within the fifteen foot (15’) requirement.
Chairman Mehr opened the Public Hearing and with no response closed the Public Hearing.
MOTION: Commissioner Todd Benson moved to approve a proposed Class IV Conditional Use for a Casita located at 134 West 200 South. Robert and Lorrie Morris, applicants.
SECOND: Commissioner Michael Scott
VOTE: The motion carried unanimously.
| Chairman Dennis Mehr |
AYE |
| Commissioner Todd Benson |
AYE |
| Commissioner John Reed |
AYE |
| Commissioner Michael Scott |
AYE |
| Commissioner Adel Murphy |
ABSENT |
Chairman Mehr explained that during the previous meeting they asked Form Tomorrow to review the proposed revisions on elevation of lots and furnish some feedback.
The Commissioners agreed the discussion would continue after receiving the comments back from Form Tomorrow. Staff will contact Form Tomorrow to see if they have had time to review the document.
During the previous meeting Form asked for the Commissioners comments regarding their submittals on Commercial Development Standards. The consensus was that it was a good presentation and a good start.
Commissioner Scott liked the fact that Form Tomorrow was narrowing the zones down. Now that the zones are being defined and the Commission has a picture of the zones, an assessment needs to be made as to whether these are the right locations on the Land Use Plan.
Commissioner Reed stated that the General Plan identifies the locations. In conjunction with identifying the right locations, the Commissioners need to look at doing overlay zones or base zones to decide what overlay zones fits with what zones. If a zone destination is changed to a base zone with overlays and has differentiations, it needs to be determined if it matches the General Plan. Those changes will have to be proposed as well and any modifications to the General Plan.
Commissioner Benson explained that he didn’t disagree with what was proposed but had some questions about the design standards as to why they were doing certain things. He suggested that the Commissioners take some time to go through the design. He was concerned about potential conflicts, concerns, or hardships that might arise.
Commissioner Reed stated that he was not familiar with the impact of the setbacks for the pads on the commercial lots. He would like to know about any problems that might occur with setbacks or the technical aspects before having a public hearing.
The Commissioners will send their comments to Martha Wilson by email. Their comments will be included in their packets to be discussed in the October 19th meeting. The comments will be forwarded to Form Tomorrow for their feedback.
MOTION: Commissioner Michael Scott moved to cancel the November 2, 2010 Planning Commission Meeting of Ivins City.
SECOND: Commissioner John Reed
VOTE: The motion carried unanimously.
| Chairman Dennis Mehr |
AYE |
| Commissioner Todd Benson |
AYE |
| Commissioner John Reed |
AYE |
| Commissioner Michael Scott |
AYE |
| Commissioner Adel Murphy |
ABSENT |
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MOTION: Commissioner John Reed moved to approve the Ivins City Planning Commission minutes for August 31, 2010 as amended.
SECOND: Commissioner Michael Scott
VOTE: The motion carried unanimously.
| Chairman Dennis Mehr |
AYE |
| Commissioner Todd Benson |
AYE |
| Commissioner John Reed |
AYE |
| Commissioner Michael Scott |
AYE |
| Commissioner Adel Murphy |
ABSENT |
Chairman Mehr acknowledged that the Planning Commission received a letter from Judith Kapuscinski about the August 31st discussions on beekeeping. The letter will be addressed during the public hearing meeting of October 5, 2010.
Chairman Mehr will send the Planning Commission report to Kari Jiminez as he will not be able to attend the City Council meeting.
Kevin Rudd asked for clarification on setting a public hearing on beekeeping.
Chairman Mehr explained that a public hearing would be set for the next meeting and that some experts will be invited to attend.
1. Public hearing to discuss beekeeping in Ivins.
2. Continue discussion on grading and elevation of lots.
3. Continue discussion regarding commercial uses.
MOTION: Commissioner Todd Benson moved to adjourn
SECOND: Commissioner John Reed
VOTE: The motion carried unanimously.
| Chairman Dennis Mehr |
AYE |
| Commissioner Todd Benson |
AYE |
| Commissioner John Reed |
AYE |
| Commissioner Michael Scott |
AYE |
| Commissioner Adel Murphy |
ABSENT |
The meeting adjourned at 5:58 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
Martha S. Wilson
Deputy City Recorder