HomeMy WebLinkAboutSD-88-0000 - Decision - 0495 Spear StreetPLANNING COMMISSION 11 OCTOBER 1988
The South Burlington Planning Commission held a regular
meeting on Tuesday, 11 October 1988, at 7:30 pm, in the
Conference Room, City Hall, 575 Dorset Street.
Members Present
Peter Jacob, Chairman; William Burgess, Mary -Barbara Maher,
William Craig, Catherine Peacock, Ann Pugh
Also Present
Joe Weith, City Planner; Fred Martell, Tom Trainer, Tim
Diens't, Dennis Webster, Bill Schuele, Edward Burr, Jim Wood,
Alan Brusoe, Ann -Marie Soutiere; Ruth Poger, The Other Paper
1. Request of Steve Pcolar & James LaPlant for reapproval of
the Final Plat application for a 2-lot subdivision of the one
acre Riehle property, 495 Spear Street
Mr. Pcolar indicated they will now hook up to the city sewer.
There will also be a boundary change of 14 ft. so that parcel
B will have 100 feet of frontage on Spear Street.
Ms. Peacock moved that the Planning Commission reapprove the
Final Plat application of Steve Pcolar and James LaPlant for
subdivision of a one -acre parcel with existing house into two
lots as depicted on a plan entitled "Proposed Subdivision of
495 Spear„ bv Fred-C. Koerner, C.E., dated June 1988, last
revised 11 October 1988. This approval shall include the
same stipulations contained in the June 21, 1988 approval for
this project.
Mr. Burgess seconded. Motion passed unanimously.
2. Continuance of Site Plan application of Community Lutheran
Church
liston
to construct 2432 sq. ft. of new additions, 1560 Wil-
Road
The curb cut on Williston Rd. has been eliminated as has
parking on Williston Rd. There are now 55 parking spaces
which exceeds the requirement. The Church is having a prob-
lem coming up with money for the project, and would like the
Commission to remove the stipulation requiring paving of the
parking lot. They feel they can discipline the lot by using
curbed landscaped islands. Mrs. Maher thought it should be
paved. Mr. Craig suggested leaving it unpaved to see how it
works. If it doesn't work, the Commission could later re-
quire paving. Mr. Burgess said he would consent to that but
was still bothered by the thought that the Church would later
say they still couldn't afford paving. Mr. Jacob said he
felt allowing no parking on Victory would solve the problem
as people would have to park in the lot. Ms. Peacock said