12-09-7512.9-75
Minutes approved.
Resignation:
Ke i th L. Allred.
-� Sub -divisions.
Public Hearing
January 8, 1976.
Vacant Board Position.
Secretary
A meeting of th-e Ka l i,spel l City-CQunty . P l annjn9 . Rggrd
was held on Tuesday, December 9 1975' at 8-p.m. at the
P P & L Service Center.
Members present:
Dorothy Garvin
Charles Hash
Harvey Knebel
Fran Leininger
Garmen Meadows
Lois Randall
James J. Thompson
Dale Williams
Others present:
1 APO Representative,
1 News Representative
(Glacier Herald)
4 Guests
The meeting of the Kalispell City -County Planning Board
was called to order by President Fran Leini:nger at'8:05 p,m.
Dale Williams moved that the minutes of the October 14,.and
the unofficial minutes of the November 11, 1975 meeting
be approved, as mailed; seconded by Harvey Knebel:
motion carried.
President Fran Leininger read rtWo letters from Keith L.
Allred regarding his resignation from,the Kalispell City -
County Planning Board. The letters were accepted and
placed on file.
Dale Williams reported on several matters that had been
reviewed by the Planning Board and sent to'the Council.
He reported that the S & J Addition was being held up
in the City Annexation Committee until the Committee
receives a letter from the developers -indicating
specifically the type of zoning for the addition. He
further reported that the intersection liad been referred
to the Traffic Committee'and that the Traffic Committee
had reviewed the problem and would be sending a.
recommendation to the Council. Mr, William's further
reported that it appeared that interest was again building
in the development of Southgate V111 age, a proposed
mobile home subdivision and that the developers would
probably be contacting the Planning Board sometime in
the future,.
Steve Petrini passed out a list of the public hearings,
including their locations and dates and reviewed the
hearing dates with the Board. The tentative hearing date
for the Kalispell hearing was scheduled for January 8,
1976. The Board members saw no problem with that
evening as a hearing date. Fran Leininger requested. that
as many members of the Board as possible be at the hearing
in Kalispell.
There was discussion regarding whether to fill the
vacant Secretary position on the Board since the
resignation of Keith L. Allred, or wait until the
annual January elections to fill the positi.on.% It was
decided that the position be left vacant until the
January annual electi,ons,,
Comprehensive Plan.
Steve..Petri;ni reviewed with the Board;.th.ree suggested
Proposed three changes
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changes.to the Kalispell Comprehensive Plan,
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The three changes are:
1. that the designation of the area located between
the Stillwater and Whitefish:River being
developed as.Vill,age Properties and.the Hillcrest
Addition be changed from suburban residential
density.to`urban resident'i'al density;
2. that a portion of Evergreen located East of the
Burlington Northern Railroad tracks and Westof
the current designation of the Flood Plain be
changed from suburban - resident's al density to.
urban res dent ial density; and.
3. that,an area East of the Flathead River bridge
on Highway 2 and immediately North and South be
changed from an agricultural to suburban
residential density.,
After much discussion;by the Board, James:J, Thompson,
moved that the changes'suggested not be proposed at any
of the upcoming public hearings but that further study be.
given this matter at future meetings of th_e Board. The
motion -was -seconded -by Dale,Will't"ams; motion carried.
Specific Development;
Guest, Bob Borden, Valley Realtor, made several comments
under plan questioned:,:
regarding the Preliminary Comprehensive Plan, which_
included the generalities of the plan and the fact
that the plan would stop all development in the rural
areas of the county,
Manny.Haiges, Guest, also made some comments on the.
Preliminary.Comprehenslve Plan, stating that in effect
the Plan, as published, would stop all rural development
and all divisions of property in the county and he asked
that the plan be more specific and indicate whether
divisions,of land could occur if the plan was -adopted.
Kalispell
The members then discussed the adopted Comprehensive Plan
Comprehensive Plan.::
for the Kalispell. Planning Area and suggested that review
of the plan by the Board at its future meetings should
occur as changes in land use are taking place and possibly
the Board may want to recognize them.
There being no further business, a motion to adjourn was
made by James J. Thompson; Seconded by Dale Williams:
motion carried.
Adjourned at 10:30 PM,
PRESIDENT SECRETARY