ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2007, THE TECHNICAL REVIEW COMMITTEE HELD THEIR SCHEDULED MEETING IN THE 2ND FLOOR COURTROOM AT 10:00 A.M.

 

MEMBERS PRESENT:  Doug Blandford, Kay Botkins, Chris Cobler, Bruce Southworth, Pattie Wilson, Joel Evans.

 

MINUTES:  With no additions or corrections, the September 17, 2007 TRC minutes stood approved as presented.

 

Minor Plat for In-Family Conveyance – Charles Kaenzig Estate (father) to Charlene Kaenzig Dunn (daughter) and Mary A. Young (daughter) – 2 lots – A-1 District.

 

Mr. Malcom Endicott attended this meeting as representative of this plat.

 

TRC deficiencies were listed as follows:

 

1.                   Revise Tract #’s in Title Block

2.                   Show address of Property.

3.                   Show address number on each lot, approved by E-911 Coordinator.

4.                   Show all existing and proposed utility easements with dimensions

5.                   “Purpose of Plat” note needs to be revised.

6.                   Need owners’ signature

7.                   Need land surveyor’s signature and seal.

8.                   Need Board of Health Certification signature

9.                   Submit utility easement approval sign-offs from each utility company if any easements added on plat.

10.               Submit street name and address approval sign-offs from E-911 Coordinator*.

11.               Submit Digital Copy of plat and reduced copy.

12.               All lot corners must be pinned

13.               Show cross sections of Pinckard Pike

14.               Can forward to Chairman

15.               Need 10 foot easement for underground electric going along between parcel two and parcel three for approximately 250 feet.

 

A motion was made by Mr.  Blanford, as seconded by Mr. Cobbler, to forward the plan on to the Planning Commission Chairman for his signature, with all the deficiencies being corrected, as noted.  The motion carried with six (6) “aye” votes.

 

Minor Plat for In-Family Conveyance – David Lloyd (father) to Curtis Wayne & Shelly Caryn Lloyd (son and daughter in-law) – 4835 Clifton Rd. – 1 lot – A-1 District .

 

Mr. Malcom Endicott attended this meeting as representative of this plat.

 

TRC deficiencies were listed as follows:

1.                   Show address of new lot in title block.

2.                   Revise to label Tract 1 as tract being conveyed and remove “retained” tract.

3.                   Show Co-1/A-1 zone line and label it.

4.                   Show all existing and proposed utility easements with dimensions.

5.                   Revise “Purpose of Plat” note regarding “tract”.

6.                   Submit a corrected deed that addresses the 4 acre “lifetime” tract.

7.                   Label the other part of Mr. Lloyd’s farm as “Remaining” also (on the north and west).

8.                   Show Owners’ signature

9.                   Show Land Surveyor’s signature and seal.

10.               Show Board of Health signature .

11.               Submit utility easement approval sign-offs from each utility company if any added to plat.

12.               Submit street name and address approval sign-offs from E-911 Coordinator*

13.               Submit digital copy and reduced copy.

14.               All lot corners must be pinned.

15.               Show cross sections of Clifton Road.

16.               Can be forwarded to Chairman if recommended.

 

A motion was made by Mr.  Blanford, as seconded by Mr. Cobbler, to forward the plan on to the Planning Commission Chairman for his signature, with all the deficiencies being corrected, as noted.  The motion carried with six (6) “aye” votes.

 

Final Development Plan – Dairy Queen – US 60 – 1.330 acres – B-5 District.

 

Mr. Robert Isaacs attended this meeting as representative of this plat.

 

TRC deficiencies were listed as follows:

 

1.                   The County Engineer will need to review construction plans and once any discrepancies are addressed a recommendation letter will be sent to the Planning Commission office.

2.                   Note:  Other than the underground detention area, the storm sewer system inlets and pipe locations are sketchy.

3.                   Correct building coverage to add 2400 square foot store

4.                   Parking needs a minimum of 25 spaces.

5.                   Need Board of Health Certification signed.

6.                   Submit a digital submittal of plan.

7.                   Submit a reduced set (11X17”) of the plans.

8.                   Show existing utility poles on plat.

9.                   Resolve the conflict of Cedar Grove Lane Right-of-way shown on the development plan.  May need to get an encroachment permit or easement agreement from owner.

10.               Show location of sign which must be behind the building setback line.

 

A motion was made by Ms. Botkins, as seconded by Mr. Southworth, to forward the plan on to the Planning Commission Chairman for his signature, with all the deficiencies being corrected, as noted.  The motion carried with six (6) “aye” votes.

 

Amended Final Plat – Sugartree, Unit 1 – 105-156 Sugartree Lane – R-1B PUD District.

 

Mr. Tony Barrett attended this meeting as representative of this plat.

 

TRC deficiencies were listed as follows:

 

1.                    Need Owners’ signature.

2.                    Need land surveyor’s signature and seal

3.                    Submit digital copy of plat and reduced copy

4.                    Can be forwarded to Chairman

 

A motion was made by Ms. Botkins, as seconded by Mr. Southworth, to forward the plan on to the Planning Commission Chairman for his signature, with all the deficiencies being corrected, as noted.  The motion carried with six (6) “aye” votes.

 

Construction Plans – Green Gables (formerly Weems Property) – Midway.

 

Mr. Tony Barrett attended this meeting as representative of this plat.

 

TRC deficiencies were listed as follows:

 

1.                   County Engineer will need to review the construction plans and once any discrepancies are addressed a recommendation letter will need to be sent to the Planning Commission office.  There will also need to be a recommendation letter of approval submitted by the City of Midway.

2.                   The drainage analysis referred to in the waiver letter will need to be submitted along with the drainage area map showing the predevelopment and post construction watersheds.  An electronic copy can be submitted for review along with the hard copy.

3.                   Correct spelling of Midway  and vicinity on cover sheet

4.                   Add address of property “300 Leestown Pike”.

5.                   Correct utility contact information.  Cable and sewer are not correct on sheet#1.

6.                   Survey is not complete, show all survey information on sheet#2.

7.                   Question title of plan “Mass Grading Plan”.  Should be “Site layout” on Sheet#6

8.                   Show sanitary lateral key with length, depth and distance from manhole for each lot.  Show tie-in to existing sanitary sewer connection at KY341 on sheet#9.

9.                   Show proposed lot lines lightly throughout plans.

10.               Add approved Final Development Plan/Preliminary Plat as a sheet to the set of plans.

11.               Submit a landscape plan as part of the construction plans.  Show all required street trees on the perimeter streets and internal streets.

12.               Need street layout plan/profile on public street with right-of-way.  Show cross section of this public street also.

13.               Need site layout/plan with dimensions showing the parking lots.

14.               All service lines need to be shown.

 

A motion was made by Mr. Southworth, as seconded by Mr. Blanford, to to issue the grading permit after the appropriate letters are received from the County Engineer and Midway Public Works and with all the deficiencies being corrected, as noted.  The motion carried with six (6) “aye” votes.

 

3rd Amended Development Plan – K- Mart – 501 Marsailles – B-3 District.

 

No one attended this meeting as representative of this plat.

 

TRC deficiencies were listed as follows:

 

1.                   Question parking calculations at top of plan with loss of spaces due to the drive-thru.

2.                   Need owner’s certification signed.

3.                   Submit a digital copy of the Plan

4.                   Submit an 11”X17” reduced copy of the Plans

 

 

A motion was made by Mr.  Blanford, as seconded by Mr. Evans, to forward the plan on to the Planning Commission Chairman for his signature, with all the deficiencies being corrected, as noted.  The motion carried with six (6) “aye” votes.

 

2nd Amended Development Plan – Rainbow Car Wash – 471 Lexington St.

 

Mr. Joe Gay attended this meeting as representative of this plat.

 

TRC deficiencies were listed as follows:

 

1.                   Need to amend the “2nd Amended” development plan (this was the 1st).

2.                   Change title block to reflect “2rd Amended Final Development Plan”

3.                   Concerned about traffic exiting the site going head on into incoming lanes.  Pavement must be clearly marked with striping and directional arrows to eliminate this potential conflict.

4.                   Minor Amendment can go to chairman.

 

A motion was made by Mr.  Blanford, as seconded by Mr. Cobbler, to forward the plan on to the Planning Commission Chairman for his signature, with all the deficiencies being corrected, as noted.  The motion carried with six (6) “aye” votes.

 

Zoning Map Amendment – Preliminary Development Plan - Midway Station Property – I-64 and Ky. Hwy 341 – 3.376 acres from B-5 to P-1, 8,081 acres from I-1 to P-1, 0.854 acres from I-1 to B-5, 34.978 acres from I-1 to R-3, 31.627 acres from I-1 to R-1C, 70.827 acres from I-1 to R-1C.

 

Mr. Tony Barrett and Dick Murphy attended this meeting as representative of this plat.

 

TRC deficiencies were listed as follows:

 

1.                   Note:  For the Preliminary Plat/Construction Plan submittal a drainage analysis will need to be performed to show that the change in land use of this development still meets the drainage requirements of the subdivision.

2.                   Show proposed screening, landscaping and buffering.

3.                   Address storm drainage areas, floodplains, conceptual drainage controls and storm water retention and any other designated environmentally sensitive or geologic hazard area.

4.                   An owner’s certification, signed.

5.                   Show R-3 Roach Family adjoining the property

6.                   Submit an “11”X17” reduced copy of the Plan.

7.                   Show 100 year flood plain per firm Panel No. 210230 0010A (This falls in area of proposed retention in Park).  Will need stream construction permit from State to alter floodplain.

8.                   Do the proposed street cross-sections match the sections in the “New Urban Subdivision & Site Plan Regulations”?  If not,specific waivers will need to be requested from the Commission.

9.                   On street cross sections, label as identified on “New Urban Sub Regs”, ie: “Country Road” – “Main Street”, etc.

10.               Do all blocks meet maximum block perimeter area of 1800 feet?  May need waiver if not.

11.               Post two zone change signs no later than noon, Wednesday, October 24, 2007, one along I-64 fence line and one along KY 341.

12.               Question size of detention basins given impervious areas proposed.

 

A motion was made by Mr.  Evans, as seconded by Ms. Botkins, to forward the plan on to the Planning Commission Chairman for his signature, with all the deficiencies being corrected, as noted.  The motion carried with six (6) “aye” votes.

 

A motion was made by Mr. Southworth, seconded by Mr. Evans, to adjourn at 11:00 p.m.  Motion carried with six (6) “ayes” in favor.

 

 

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                                                                                    Patricia B. Wilson, Chairwoman

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