01-11-77New meeting time:
7:30 P.M.
Minutes approved, as.
Amended.
New. Board Member:
Jay Shropshire,
(replaces Maurice
-Eddie) .
Election of New
Officers:
James,J. Thompson,
President.
Dale Haarr,
Vice -President..,
.Fran O1 l-end i ke,
Secretary.
Sunrise Terrace #2 -
Continuation.
The regular meeting of the Kalispell City. -County Planning
Board was held on Tuesday, January:11.,.1977 at 7 p,m.
in the Flathead County,Hea.lth Service Center Meeting Room,
723 5th. Avenue E.,.-Kalispell.
Members.present: Others present:
Garmen Meadows 2 APO Staff Representatives
Jay Shropshire 3 Conservation District Members
Dale Haarr 25 Guests
Ray LybeCk
William J. Lupton
Fran 011endike .
Dale Williams
Charles L. Hash
;Dorothy Garvin
The meeting was called to order at 7:11 p.m. by President Fran
011endike., who explained .why there had been confusion about
the change in meeting, time. Ray Lybeck stated that i,t was
almost.impossible for him to attend a 7 p.m. meeting.
The Board agreed that the intent had been to set the meeting
.time for 7:30 p.m.
Dal.e.Williams moved that tthe Minutes be approved as amended.
Seconded by Dale flaarr. Motion carried.
Garmen Meadows introduced Jay Shropshire, new plann.ing board
member, who'has.been appDinte.d by the County Commissioners.
President 011endike stated that nominations for the Office of
President of;,the Kalispell City -County Planning Board were now
.open. Dale Haarr placed in nomination the name of Jim Thompson.
Dale Williams moved that nominations cease and a unanimous
ballot be.ca.st for Jim Thompson. Seconded by Dale Haarr.
Motion carried.
President 011endike stated that nominations for the Office of
Vice -President. were now open. Garmen Meadows placed in
nomination the name of Dale Haarr.. Bill Lupton moved that
nominations cease and a unanimous ballot be cast for Dale Haarr.
Seconded.by Dale Williams.. Motion carried.
,President Ol,lendike stated that nominations for the Office of
.Secreta.ry were now open.. Dorothy Garvin placed in nomination
the name of Fran 011endike. Charles Hash moved -that
nomi.nations cease and a --unanimous ballot be cast for Fran
011endike. Seconded by .Dale Haarr. Motion carried,
The Public'Hearing on Sunrise Terrace.#2 was continued, A
letter was read from Larry.Passmore, landowner, objecting
to encroachment of the -Sunrise Terrace.#2 Subdivision on
prime agricultural land,
Jim Mohn reviewed the developer's proposed as well as two
alternatives designed by the APO Staff, He explained that
in Alternatives`A & B•Sunrise Terrace #1'& #2 were included
in computing the maximum number of dwelling units that could
be constructed -and still maint'ain'a density of 2 dwelling
units per acre:
After a lengthy discussion of highway approaches, traffic
patterns within the proposed subdivision, and Alternative A
and B, Bill Lupton asked' Dick 'Ju.kich, the developer, if
Alternative A or B would--be-unacceptable. Mr. Jukich
reiterated that he wanted'a commercial strip and multi-
family housing. Mr. Mohn restated the Staff objection to
the commercia lstrip: John,DeYoung, a director of the
Eastside Planning Unit -,.commented that the Planning Unit
had the understanding' w-i th, Mr,. ;1uk i ch that 'the development
was to be single family, 'not multi -family or commercial.
President Fran 011endike as-ked•the Staff to review the
Comprehensive Plan forthe area which calls for low density
residential
Dale Williams°read for .the record, the Eastside Planning
-Unit'-s Gdals-and Objectives and asked Ken Siderius, Chairman
of the Eastside Planning Unit, to comment on the position of
`the, Planning Unit.',Mr. Si'derius said that a compromise was
made when the Planning Unit agreed to single family residential
for which it was originally purchased by Mr. Iukich and the
Easts i'de P1'ann i ng Unit +s• opposed to the multi -fam i-1 y
and 'commercial uses proposed:
Mr. Garmen Meadows moved:tha i-Sunrise Terrace #2 be denied I� J
with-th'e following recommendations:
1. That any future proposal on Sunrise Terrace :#2 .to this
Board.be accompanied by prior approval and endorsement by
the Eastside Planning Unit.-
2. -." That all, roads within the'subdivision-be.built to.county
-specifications'`and dedicated to the county, or the plat .
redesigned'°so:that the lot•boundaries meet in the middle of
the road, with a "Common Easement'' for the •road.
3. That an additiona laccess be provided to Highway #2 to.
' alleviate''potential' traffic conjestion.
4.` That,Lot "011.be the"only commercial lot in -the Sunrise
Terrace properties subdivision, and all other lots.be.
restricted to one single family residence per lot,.and that
the- Kai i'spel 1' C i ty-County Plann i ng Board .be. made. part and
party to any amendment -to the covenants.'
5.' That strong consideration-be.given to.moving the .
power l i ne that traverses Lots 8, 9, 1.0.,..11'. & 13., . i f it
interferes with the.desirable construction. locations on
these lots as it appears to.,
6. That a park.be.provided within.the.subdivision which
is adeq uate'to.satisfy the park requirements.
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7. That some sort of agreement be worked out which is
acceptable to.the County. Commissioners and recordable, which .
commits the developer to develop a water.system which will
provide all pi?operty owners in the.subdivision a
reasonably adequate -water supply at normal.working pressure?
for household use; as well as.their other usual water
needs, with some sort of stated fee schedule.
Seconded by Dale Williams.
In response to questions.from residents of the area,
Dale Williams defined commercial development and Jim Mohn
discussed the impact of 100-125.students on the Fairmont Egan
School District. Several residents were concerned about
crowding out of farm uses. Dale Williams stated.that th e
Planning Board should pay particular attention to the Goals
and Objectives of the Eastsi•de Planning Unit and tai<-e- care
not to.countermand these goals, Ray Lybeck expressed
concern about continuing suburban development of farmland,
After discussion of #5, Bill Lupton moved that #5 be .
amended to read:.
"That strong consideration be given to moving the power line
that traverses Lots 8, 9, 10.,.1°1.& 13., or that the lots be
re -designed to make the lots and the power line more
compatible."
Seconded by Ray Lybeck. Motion carried with a vote of 7 in
favor and 1 opposed.
Before the vote on the main motion, Garmen Meadows said that
there were too many issues that had .not been addressed, which
should be worked through the Eastside Planning Unit,
The motion to disapprove Sunrise Terrace #2 carried with a
vote of 6 in favor and 2 opposed.
Robin Street, Herb Koenig of the Flathead. Conservation
District and "Pete" Pederson of the S.C.S, office presented
aerial photos of the Kalispell Planning Area, with a series
of overlays showing soils capabilities and subdivision
activity for use by the Kalispell City-County.Planning
Board.
Being no further business, the meeting adjourned at 9:30 p,m.
PRESIDENT SECRETARY
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We,the.undersigned, members of the Kalispell City -County Planning Board,
do hereby waive notice of meeting and consent that a meeting of the Board
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be held Tuesday, January 11, 1977, at 7 p.m. in the Flathead County Health
Service Center Meeting Room.
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