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MINUTES OP A PUBLIC HEARING» 7URCH 10, 1971
Menber Oonfoske then asked if there was any
certainty that the cawp would be opened if
allowed, and Mr, horn stated that unless he
got the necessary number of children, which
he did not now have, he could not finance
the camp at a loss.
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Robert Dongoske
Mr. Butterfield summarized an opinion that
the area was agricultural-residential and
while there were a few long-lived non-
conforming uses in the area, a conditional
use permit was alien to the area and that
due to the shortness of the summer, 6 to 9
weeks of this t^e of usage would change the
life style of the area.
Lover* Butterfield
Kuiilemeier moved, Southwortn seconded, that
since the scope of the operation perhaps was
not clear when the petition as presented was
passed around, the scope of the operation
should be mailed to property owners and
another hearing be held. At this time it
was brought out that neither the mailing
nor the hearing was legally necessary for
a conditional use permit and that this
hearing was merely a courtesy. Tiic motion
was then dropped.
Herfurth moved. Parten seconded, that the
permit be allowed on a trial basis for one
year and then be reviewed. Poisson stated
at this time that if the camp became a
nuisance at any time, a petition of 751 of
the property owners within *1,000'. could have
the camp removed. Motion, Ayes (6) - Nays (T),
Southworth and Dongoske Nay. Gasch abstaining,
Motion
Informal discussion on planned-unit development
was held among members.
Discussion
Mayor Oberhauser then spoke to members on the
aims, scope and the importance of the work being
done by the Planning Commission and discussion
was neld between he and the members on initiating
a master plan as to roads and land use instead
of limiting the work of the commission to reviewing
variances, divisions, and conditional use permits.
?Iayor Oberhauser
Poisson moved, Kuiilemeier seconded, that the
first Monday of each month be spent by members
in such a study. Motion, Ayes (9) - Nays (0).
First Monday Meetings
Meeting adjourned at 10:45 P.M.
Respectfully submitted.
Mike Scheller, Secretary
r VILLAGE OF ORONO
Regular Meeting of the Planning Connission,
March 15, 1971
7:50 P.M.
#n.e Planning Coiemission net on the above
date with the following members present:
Chaiman Poisson, Butler, Gasch, Uerfnrth,
Parten, and Southworth. Absent: Dongoske,
Elliott, Kuhlemeier, Kullberg, and Nicliolls.
Councilman Dorn also present.
Henry Knoblauch, 815 Brown Road, Parcel
9014, Section 27, represented himself in a
division of his property into two lots.
Menbers studied his plat and also recently
divided property to the north and south. It
id that ti
DIVISION
815 Brown Road
was noted that the plat as submitted was
awkward and that by a rearrangement of lines
a better division could be made. Mr. Knoblauch
stated he merely wished to divide the six
plus acres into fvo lots to separate the
residence alr:'>.:lr :>n the property from a
parcel so he coula construct a new residence,
ile concurred with their thinking on the
rearrangement.
Gasch moved, Southworth seconded, that the
plat be modified and that he bring a
^preliminary plat to the Council as recom
mended by the Commission. Foresaid plat
is marked ’’Document A'* in the file and
divided into parcels "A** and ”B". Motion,
Ayes (6) • Nays (0).
Robert Taylor, 3940 Watertown Road, Section 32,
Parcel 4300, represented himself in an
application for a conditional use permit,
as required under Section 34.026 of the
Municipal Code, to construct a private
riding stable 50* X 60*. Since there was .a
CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT
3540 Watertown Road
mailing on this to affected property owners,
Mied to be heard.Poisson asked if anybody wished
After it was determined nobody wished to speak
on the matter, Mr. Taylor explained that he
had a stable and this was merely t private
place to ride in inclement weather, lie
stated he could not meet the 100’ setback as
required under the ordinance but would be
67’ from the Child property and 57’ from
the Dalton property.
Herfurth moved, Parten seconded, that a
^conditional use permit be recommended for
'a private riding stable and that a variance
be required to reduce the side setback from
100’. Accompanying this variance when
presented to the Village Council, would be a
sketch of the property showing location on
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MifrUTES OP A RBGUUR :16BT1NG HELD MARCH 15, 1971
th« property of the preient and proposed
buildings and an approval in writing by
the affected property owners, accompany
^tlie foresaid variance application.
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PAyes (6) - Nays (0).
Motion,
Discussion was then held on the aims of
the Couiission.
AMS
Poisson movedf Southworth seconded, that
business aeetinns be held on the first and
third Monday of each month and the last
part of the meetings be used -to discuss
village planning; also, that since there
would now be two meetings a month, that all
applications for hearings would be presented
at least 10 days ahead of the meeting to
allow ample study by members. Motion,
Ayes (6) - Nays (0).
TWO MONTHLY MEETINGS
Southworth moved, Ga«;ch seconded, that
members meet on the second and fourth
Monday of each month at 12 noon for a
luncheon at a designated cafe to review
tlie upcoming agenda and plan for viewing
of affected sites. The first such meeting
would bs at the Buckhorn Cafe, Long Lake,
March 22, 1971. Motion, Ayes (6) • Nays (0)
LMNCIIEON MEETINGS
The meeting adjourned at 8:45 P.M.
Respectfully submitted.
ADJOURNMENT
Mike Schellcr
Secretary