HomeMy WebLinkAboutPLAN COMMISSION - 05/22/1969 - HIGGINS INDUSTRIAL PARK UNIT 8 PLAN COMMISSION MEETING May 22, 1969
Members present:
G. R. Tvrdy
Bill Shannon
Gayle Bantner
W. R. Ballard
Steve Schwellenbach, Chairman
Mr. Tvrdy moved for the acceptance of the plat of vacation of the public
street as reflected in the final plat submitted for the Rogers Subdivision.
The motion was seconded by Bill Shannon; vote was unanimous.
Bill Shannon moved for the approval of the final plat of Rogers Subdivision
Unit 2, subject to the proper naming of streets. It was seconded by Gayle
Bantner; vote was unanimous.
Mr. Tvrdy moved for the approval of the final plat of Delta Subdivision
in Devon-O'Hare Industrial Park, Unit 1. It was seconded by Gayle Bantner;
vote was unanimous.
Steve Schwellenbach moved for the approval of the plat of dedication of
public street for Howard Street in Higgins Industrial Park, Unit 4. It was
seconded by Bill Shannon. After extensive discussion, a roll call indicated
Chairman Schwellenbach voting in favor of the motion and all other members
voting in opposition. It was felt by the majority of the Commission that
the proposed street was not in the best interest of the village, was not
necessary, and definitely violated previous understandings and agreements
between the village, Plan Commission, and developer of the 100-acre tract.
In previous hearings, it was stated and determined that there would be
no east-west streets running through the western boundary of the property
in question.
W. R. Ballard moved for the approval of the preliminary and final plats
of Higgins Industrial Park, Unit 8. It was seconded by Bill Shannon; vote
was unanimous.
The preliminary plats for the Busse farm subdivision to be used in multi-
housing were discussed by the Plan Commission. The Chairman is to indicate
to the village that the Plan Commission is opposed to the plat due to the
high density and poor street layout. The egress from the subject property
to Landmeier Road is totally inadequate.
With respect to the town house section of the planned unitdevelopment, it
was the Plan Commission's recommendation that the moving of the six units
from one area to another be approved. Gayle Bantner made the motion, and
it was seconded by Gerald Tvrdy. It was felt this was a minor change and
would not require a public hearing. Since a letter was given to the
village by the developer, it was felt adequate protection had been received
to guarantee the compliance in reduction when the future acreage was
developed.
Respectfully s/ ub '7 ted,
W. R. Ballard, Secretary