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April 19, 2000 DRAFT
To The Sarpy County Board of Commissioners: The Sarpy County Planning Commission held its regular monthly meeting Wednesday, April 19, 2000 in the County Board Room at the Sarpy County Courthouse, Papillion, Nebraska. Chair Meyer called the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m. with the following members present: Charles Buller, Bill Leonard, John Johnson, Marcia Matthies, Denny Nichols and Alan Wear. Absent was Charles Denny, Wendy Gottsch and Tom Wees. Ken Tex, Sarpy County Planning and Zoning Coordinator, Tamra Walz, Sarpy County Deputy Attorney and Cindy Gilbert, Recording Secretary were also present. Chair Meyer asked for any reports from commissioners. There were none.
REGULAR AGENDA ITEMS: 1. Gary Pink, Pink Grading:
2. Kyle Heyen, President, Detector Dogs International, Inc. of 21920 Platteview Road, Gretna, Nebraska requests approval of a special use trailer permit to park a single wide mobile home for the purpose of conducting police service dog training exercises in the trailer on the following described property, to wit: Tax Lot 15 located in Sec 14, Twp 13N, Rng 10E of the 6th P.M., Sarpy County, Nebraska. (219th & Platteview Road)
the stipulation that the building be painted. Ballot: Ayes - Buller, Leonard, Johnson, Matthies, Mangiamelli, Nichols and Wear. Nays - none. Abstain - none. Absent - Denny, Gottsch and Wees. Motion carried. 3. Rich Brown, 7301 South 225th Street, Gretna, Nebraska requests approval of a change of zone from AG to AGR on the following described property, to wit: A platting of the S1/2 of Tax Lot 7 in the E1/2 of the NW1/4 of Sec 14, Twp 14N, Rng 10E of the 6th P.M., Sarpy County, Nebraska. (225th Street, approximately 2 mile south of Harrison)
4. Rich Brown, 7301 South 225th Street, Gretna, Nebraska requests approval of a preliminary/final plat on a subdivision to be known as Brown =s Acres on the following described property, to wit: A platting of the S1/2 of Tax Lot 7 in the E1/2 of the NW1/4 of Sec 14, Twp 14N, Rng 10E of the 6th P.M., Sarpy County, Nebraska. (225th Street, approximately 2 mile south of Harrison)
5. Gary Pink, 4920 South 66th Plaza, Omaha, Nebraska requests approval of a final plat on a subdivision to be known as Pink Industrial Park (Lots 1-17) on the following described property, to wit: Tax Lots 4B, 5A1 & R3 located in Sec 19, Twp 14N, Rng 12E of the 6th P.M., Sarpy County, Nebraska. ( 2 mile south of Giles Road)
CORRESPONDENCE: 1. Discussion of Comprehensive Development Plan: =t been drawn to that area. Alan Wear thinks the area still has potential for commercial use and believes it should be left alone. He also questioned the need for rail. John Yochum agreed that some businesses are looking for rail access, but this wasn =t necessarily the area.After considerable discussion, the general consensus was to leave Section 19 the way it is, change the rest of Section 16 to residential high and to further discuss Section 18. South side of Highway 370 from 120th Street to 144th Street (continue commercial, extend protected corridor to at least 1/4 to 2 mile)The discussion was to have the corridor either 1/4 mile or 2 mile, keeping it consistent. It was brought up that, with the topography of the land, it might be better to have it read Aup to 2 mile A, so there is some give and take, if necessary.Dwight Trumble indicated that he would like to see on overlay of the Papillion Watershed onto the future land use map in order to see where sewer and water is and will be available. It may be easier to determine where the best suited places are for future commercial/industrial use. Greenbelt Overlay Districts Ken Tex mentioned the proposal submitted by Mike Smith, Deputy County Attorney, and reminded the commissioners that it had been put on hold awaiting a decision from the State. No decision was made by the State, leaving a question about the way the law reads open. Discussion then turned to whether it would do any good to adopt a zoning district; that this would be a test case and how it would be handled. Brian Hanson stated that the Assessor =s Office is in a tough position because they are trying to follow the law as the Assessor interprets it. He feels that this might help their office.The general feeling was to create the overlay district as a solution to the overall problem. It was stated that this might not solve the problem, but it might help the affected citizens for the time being. It will be brought to a vote at the next general meeting of the Planning Commission. Percentage of lot coverage on commercial property. Cindy Gilbert said she had received a few answers from other jurisdictions. She stated, from the letter she had sent to the commissioners prior to the meeting, that no other jurisdiction she spoke to had less than 50% coverage and the average was closer to 75%. After some discussion, it was agreed by most that the percentage should be set at a maximum of 75%. There being no further business, Leonard moved, seconded by Johnson, to adjourn the meeting. By a unanimous oral vote, Chair Meyer declared the meeting adjourned at 9:33 p.m.
Respectfully Submitted,
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