Legislation Details

File #: MIN-91:1625    Version: 1 Name:
Type: Minutes Status: Passed
File created: 11/26/1991 In control: Metropolitan Area Planning Commission
On agenda: Final action: 12/10/1991
Title: METROPOLITAN AREA PLANNING COMMISSION NOVEMBER 26, 1991
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METROPOLITAN AREA PLANNING COMMISSION
NOVEMBER 26, 1991
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#1 PUD91-1 Jim Lindsey, Lindsey and Associated Realtors requested final approval of plans for Park Lake Addition, a Residential Planned Unit Development on 13.22 acres. The development will contain 144 living units in 12 buildings along with a resident manager’s living unit and other accommodations. The property is located west of Harrisburg Road, south of the Gladiolus Farm and north of Shadow Ridge Subdivision.

Prior to discussion about the project, letters were presented from the attorneys representing Mr. Lindsey stating that if the PUD is approved tonight that the rezoning request that has been submitted to the City Council will be withdrawn.

Mr. McCracken pointed out that any condition made concerning future development in this area would not replace or do anything with the previous stipulations that were made when the property was rezoned to C-3 in 1989. For the record the Planning Commission will be looking for Gladiolus Drive to be widened and curbed as future development occurs and that they will be evaluating the possibility of additional fencing along the property lines east of this site as the property is developed.

Mr. McCracken made a motion to grant final approval of the PUD based on the Commissioner’s interpretation of the PUD Ordinance and the City Attorney’s opinion that we are in satisfactory range for the Commission to review the loop street question and the density requirements and are empowered to particularly review that and approve a PUD being designed such as this one. It was further stipulated that: 1). The fencing that is to be installed on the south property line is to be substantially complete by 2-15-92 and totally complete by 5-15-92 with substantially complete meaning that all the wood sections of the fence would be in place totally; 2). It was further stated that regarding the loop street situation, that after reviewing the plans, this project could have been ...

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