10-04-12 Site Review MinutesSITE DEVELOPMENT REVIEW COMMITTEE SUMMARY
Thursday, October 4, 2012
Lower Level Main Conference Room
201 First Avenue East
ATTENDING:
Jeff Clawson, Building Official Sean Conrad, Senior Planner
Mark Crowley, Construction Manager Dave Dedman, Fire Chief
Dwain Elkins, Plans Examiner Tom Jentz, Planning & Building Director
P.J. Sorensen, Chairman Kathy Kuhlin, Recording Secretary
GUESTS: James Freyholtz, MDT; Marcello Pierrottet, KRMC Architect
HEAR THE PUBLIC: None.
PERFORMANCE BOND REMINDERS: None.
OLD BUSINESS: Original Juicery — 1645 Airport Rd; new drive-thru juicery — nothing new on
this project yet.
NEW BUSINESS: KRMC — Request for PUD amendment to allow 11' tall generator enclosure in
a front setback area in front of the ALERT building along Claremont. There will be 3 large
generators that are 12' tall, 6' wide, and about 20' long. This is taller than what is usually allowed in
the setback area. This is well away from any intersection, so there isn't any traffic vision issue. They
will be enclosed with the same brick that is at the hospital. Pierrottet noted that in the long range they
will replace the outside look of the ALERT building. Fire is okay with this project. Elkins will look
at this today. This will be 9' off of the sidewalk. They will put in some landscaping in front of the
wall in the spring. They will also be replacing some of the broken sidewalk. They will eliminate one
of their parking spaces closest to this project. The noise rating is 85 decibels standing Ffrom it, and
15' from it is about 72 decibels, but they are putting in a 12" thick brick wall which will lower the
noise. The wall will send the sound upward. The Public Works standard is 65 decibels at 20' from
the generators. They will test the generators once a month around midnight. If they have blackouts,
the generators will be on. This is approved through Site Review as a minor amendment to the PUD,
conditioned on providing landscaping and repairing the sidewalk. Crowley asked about confirmation
that Public Works approved the sidewalk in the PUD. Conrad will check his records. This will go to
Architectural Review next Tuesday.
Mile High Court — Request for PUD amendment to reduce setbacks for a proposed single family
residence. May need to encroach a foot or two into the front or into the back, but as of now, their
house fits and they do not need the amendment. This is Lot #6 on the south side of Mile High Court
where the T intersection is located. The measurement was based on eave to eave. Everyone is aware
of the situation in case, during the course of construction, they may need to encroach. He has 24'
before he hits the sidewalk to park a car.
PLANNING OFFICE ITEMS: Nothing for the October meeting. For November, we have a
request for a zone change for three lots on Indian Trail from R-3 to R-4, which would allow a duplex.
One lot has a 4-plex, and one has a duplex. These are not changing. The lot with the single family
house on it will be changed to a duplex. They will need to pay impact fees and get a building permit.
OTHER REPORTS: None.
The meeting was adjourned at 10:25 a.m.