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Date Application CompletW and Received
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CITY OF SOUTH BURLINGTON
APPLICATION FOR SITE PLAN REVIE"
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DATE
PLANNING COMMISSION FEBRUARY 24. 198
The South Burlington Planning Commission held a regular meeting on Tuesday,
February 24, 1981 at 7:30 pm in the Conference Room, City Hall, 575 Dorset St.
Members Present
George Mona, Vice Chairman; Ernest Levesque, Peter Jacob, Kirk Woolery,
James Ewing, Robert Walsh
Member Absent
Sidney Poger, Chairman
Others Present
David Spitz, Planner; Edward Emery, L.H. and Roberta Coffin, Fran Reiman,
Nancy & John Boyd, Normand & Elaine Lavoie, Bob Furlong, Viola & William
Luginbuhl, Thomas O'Connor, Susan Bluto, Barbara & Arthur Toutant, Madlyn
Morrissey, Sachi Rowley, Leo Nadeau, Ralph Goodrich, Janice Hill, Mary -Judith
Hurd, Donald Kerwin, Ronald Schmucker, Donald & Bernice Brisson, Ruth & Sam
Bogorad, Jane & Edith Hendley, Jodie Peck, Free Press; Ann Painter, Sue &
Linus Wiles, Michael Dugan, Eric Farrell, Carol Elliott, M. Kevon, Peter
Collins, Doug Schner, Carl Cobb, Richard Feeley, Richard Trudell, Walter
Bruska, John Voight, Ann Emery, Charles Dunn
Minutes of February 17, 1981
On page 1, under the mouth Burlington Corporation application, in the
7th line of the 5th paragraph, the words "and office" should be added after
"warehousing and distributing". Also on the 7th line after that line, the
words "plus office" should be added after "warehouse".
On page 3, in the last line before the vote on that page, the words
"the entire property" should be replaced with "lot 6."
Mr. Ewing moved to approve the February 17, 1981 minutes as corrected.
Mr. Walsh seconded the motion and all voted for it.
Application by South Burlington Realtv Corporation for site Dlan aDDroval of
a 26,000 square foot warehouse and distribution facility at 2069 Williston Rd.
Mr. Spitz said all the necessary information was not yet in. The building
will have to be moved to fit in all the parking needed.
Mr. Ewing moved to continue the public hearing on this application until
two weeks from tonight at City Hall at 7:30 pm. Mr. Jacob seconded the motion
and all voted for it.
Application by. South burlin,ton Realty Corporation for site plan approval of
a 5,ULO square foot commercial building at 80 San Remo Drive
Mr. Schner said they proposed a warehouse and distribution facility
on a lot adjacent to a building which has just been finished (on the north).
When approval was granted for the building at 60 San Remo Drive, they said
they would erect a mirror image of that building on this lot at a later date,
and that is what is proposed now. The Zoning Board approved setback variances
for the buildings. There is a common parking area between the buildings.
The Zoning Board requested that the firm come to them for conditional use
approval for a warehouse operation, as they did with ,j60, when they have a
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PLANNING COMMISSION
FEBRUARY 24, 1981
tenant for the proposed building. Mr. Scheer said limited parking on the lot
would preclude any uses allowed in the Cl or C2 zones. They are talking with
prospective clients for a warehouse and distribution facility, but for
tonight, the building is speculative. The same procedure was followed with
f60 as is proposed here. Mr. Spitz said the Commission could stipulate that
any use other than warehousing would require site plan review by the Commission.
The approval, if granted, tonight would be for the building, not for a
specific use.
Mr. Spitz said that stipulations on the previous building had concerned
landscaping, drainage, and a circular traffic pattern. Mr. Levesque said
he felt the cedars which would be planted for landscaping should be at 1',
not 3' intervals in the rear, and he wanted that documented.
Mr. ipitz mentioned drainage and Mr. Schner said there were some problems
with flooding and that those would be corrected. They plan to drain about
1/3 of each lot to the rear and then bring that water forward through pipes
to the street. There will be a pipe also between #40 and #60 San Remo Drive
for this purpose. They are considering drainage also on the centerline between
#60 and this new building, ff80. Mr. Spitz said that would have to be approved
by the City Engineer before issuance of a building permit.
Mr. Woolery moved that the South Burlington Planning Commission approve
the site plan application of South Burlington Realty Corporation for a
5,000 sq. ft. commercial building as depicted_on a plan entitled "Proposed
Building, No. 80 San Remo Drive", drawn by D. Bailey, dated June 17, 1980,
subject to the following stipulations:
1. Landscaping shall include plantin of 4 to 5 foot high cedars at one
foot intervals across the rear (east side of the property.
2. A landscaping bond of $1500 shall be provided.
3. This property and the immediately adjacent property tot he north shall
each be granted easements to use each other's access drives and circulation
lanes.
4. The indicated number of parking spaces is sufficientfora wholesaling
and storage building. Any other permitted or conditional use in the C2
zone shall require resubmission to the Planning Commission for revised site
plan approval.
5. A complete drainage plan, including spot elevations required by the
City Engineer and building slab elevations, shall be submitted_to_and approved
by the City Engineer prior to issuance of a building permit. The City
Engineer may require applicant to provide a bond to cover-- the cost of
drainage improvements.
6. Curb_opening shall be a depressed concrete curb paved in place.
7. A revised site plan, containing information required from stipulations
1 and 5shall be submitted prior to issuance of a building permit.
8. This site plan approval expires in 6 months.
The motion was seconded by Mr. hawing.
It was noted that if stipulation #1 took up all the landscaping money,
and caused a problem, the applicant could return to discuss it with the
Commission. Mr. spitz felt there was enough money available.
The motion carried unanimously.
DHS
2/24/81
STIPULATIONS
For the site plan application of South Burlington Realty Corp-
pration for a 5,000 square foot commercial building as depicted on a plan
entitled "Proposed Building, No. 80 San Remo Drive", drawn by D. Bailey,
dated June 17, 1980.
Stipulations:
1) Landscaping shall include planting of 4 to 5 foot high cedars at
three foot intervals across the rear of the property.
2) A landscaping bond of $1500 shall be provided.
3) This property and the immediately adjacent property to the north
shall each be granted easements to use each other's access drives and
circulation lanes.
4) The indicated number of parking spaces is sufficient for retail and
wholesale storage buildings. Any other permitted or conditional use
in the C-2 zone shall require resubmission to the Planning Commission
for revised site plan approval.
5) A complete drainage plan, including one -foot contours and building
slab elevations, shall be submitted to and approved by the City Manager
prior to issuance of a building permit. The City Manager may require
applicant to provide a bond to cover the cost of drainage improvements.
6) Curb opening shallbe a depressed concrete curb paved in place.
7) A revised site plan, containing information required from stipulations
1 and 5, shall be submitted prior to issuance of a building permit.
8) This site plan approval expires in 6 months.
_M_E_M_O_R_A_N_D_U_M
To: South Burlington Planning Commission
From: William J. Szymanski, City Manager
Re: Next week's agenda items
Date: 2/20/81
3) Proposed Building, 80 San Remo Drive
1. Site plan should include contours and building slab elevation.
Site must drain toward San Remo Drive.
2. Curb opening shall be a depressed concrete curb paved in
place. A City Curb opening permit is required.
4) Office Building, 1775 Shelburne Road
1. Sidewalk along Shelburne Road should be included.
2. Deceleration lane along Shelburne Road should be included.
Also, a State road opening premit will be required.
3. Entrance radii should have concrete curbs.
4. A storm drain system with settling basin should be included.
Parking lot will generate a high storm water runoff which drains to
the north west. A drainage easement across this property should be
obtained.
M E M O R A N D U M
To: South Burlington Planning Commission
From: David H. Spitz, City Planner
Re: Next week's agenda items
Date: 2/20/81
2) South Burlington Reatl� Williston Road
Applicant has requested a delay until the next regular meeting
(March 10) to allow for possible redesign based on topography limit-
ations in the rear of property and new tenant's requirements.
3) South Burlington Realty, San Remo Drive
Applicant is appearing before the zoning board Monday for
dimensional and parking variance requests. Pending favorable action
the applicant will then proceed with site plan review.
This lot and proposed building is a mirror image of the adjacent
lot to the north which received site plan approval in November 1979.
Previous stipulations which should also apply to this lot are (a)
planting of cedars at 3 foot intervals along the rear property line,
and (h) prohibition of roof drainage onto adjacent lot to the south.
This is a speculative building. 14 proposed parking spaces are
sufficient only for certain types of uses - e.g. wholesale, warehouse
and distribution, etc. - and approval should be limited to specified
uses.
4) Farrell, Shelburne Road
Proposed office building is on the Coburn and Feeley lot on
which a .similar proposal was rejected by the City Council under in-
torim zoning because the site is within a proposed intersection for
the South Burlington Connector. The City Attorney has advised that
the Planning Commission's site plan authority does not provide for re-
jecting a proposal even though it conflicts with transportation pro-
visions in the City's comprehensive plan.
Curt) cut is proposed at the northern edge of the property. A
preferahle location would be directly across from the Benes Inn drive-
way. Sight distance is adequate at both locations.
Applicant has proposed 148 parking spaces (1 per 200 square feet)#
as per the ordinance. I feel this is excessive. Removal of up to
28 spaces would increase green space and would still leave 1 space per
250 square feet.
A sidewalk should be provided along the frontage of the property.
5) GBIC
See attached information.
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