HomeMy WebLinkAboutPLAN COMMISSION - 07/18/1984 - GULLO REZONING DOCKET 84-4 Minutes
ELK GROVE VILLAGE PLAN COMMISSION
Date: Wednesday, July 18, 1984
Location: Multi-Purpose Room
Municipal Building
901 Wellington Avenue
The meeting was called to order at 8:20 p.m. by Chairman Glass.
Members Present: Members Absent:
John Glass, Chairman David Paliganoff
Leah Cummins, Secretary
Orrin Stangeland
Clark Fulton
George Mullen
Fred Geinosky
Staff Present:
Thomas Rettenbacher, Building Commissioner
Ray Peterson, Village Engineer
Robin Weaver, Administrative Assistant
Docket 84-4: Petition of John Gullo for Rezoning
Plan Commission members, Mr. Gullo and his witnesses continued the
rezoning discussion from the public hearing held June 20, 1984. Mr.
Gullo's attorney, Chuck Byrum, stressed that the planned building takes
resident concerns into account with respect to building appearance and
use of the building. Clark Fulton questioned the amount of additional
space the building would provide for Noble, Inc. Leah Cummins expressed
her concern that by eliminating one O-T district buffer between residential
and industrial sections, the courts may later force the Village to
abandon O-T buffer zoning in other areas of the Village. She also
stated that allowing additional truck traffic would not serve to protect
the residents. Various members pointed out that it was a great building
for the location but that rezoning of that parcel was not a good idea.
The following motion was made by Leah Cummins, seconded by George
Mullen and passed unanimously:
Motion to deny because the O-T zoning was determined in an
effort to provide a buffer zone between the residential
area to the south and the industrial area to the north.
The rezoning of this property would eliminate this buffer
zone and potentially expose the residential areas to the
south to the less desirable uses of industrial zoning.
in addition, the rezoning of this parcel would jeopardize
the intended O-T zoning of that land to the east to provide
a buffer for the residential development to the east of
the subject parcel and south of Oakton Street.
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Plan Commission Minutes - 2 - July 18, 1984
Section 26 - Final Land Use and Zoning Plan
The Final Land Use and Zoning Plan was approved by the Plan Com-
mission, subject to Staff review of:
1. Posting of curves ahead;
2. No parking on street curves;
3. Driveway dimensions;
4. Addition of "Phase II" in the title;
5. Building locations per the Building Commissioner; and
6. Illumination.
11:05 p.m. : Commissioners Cummins and Fulton left the meeting.
Section 26 - Landscape Plan
The Landscape Plan for Section 26 was approved in a motion made
by George Mullen, seconded by Fred Geinosky and passed unanimously,
subject to these changes per Staff review:
1. Bradford Pears replaced by Trinity Pears.
2. Additional screening between these sets of buildings:
14 and 15; 17 and 18; 20 and 21.
3. Species by location per Village Forester.
Section 23B - Landscape Plan
The Landscape Plan for Section 23B, Lots 1 - 28 was approved
subject to staff review in a motion made by George Mullen, seconded
by Orrin Stangeland and passed unanimously.
The meeting was adjourned at 11:39 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
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Robin A. Weaver
Administrative Assistant
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