HomeMy WebLinkAboutCU-83-0000 - Supplemental - 0500 Swift Street (2)PROPERTY MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATES
POST OFFICE BOX 1201 PHONE (802) 860-3315
WILLISTON, VERMONT 05495 FAX (802) 862-6682
City of South Burlington
595 Dorset Street
South Burlington, Vermont 05403
June 27, 2001
Dear Planning and Zoning,
The Indian Creek Association located at 91-1 Dorset Street would
like to be notified of all issues surrounding our property. This shall
include the Old Dorset Development as well as the development
proposed for 895 Dorset Street. All information should be sent to:
Property Management Associates
Post Office Box 1201
Williston, Vermont 05495
AND
Ms. Dorene Quesnel
911 Dorset Street, Unit #32
South Burlington, Vermont 05403
Should you have any questions, please call PMA at 860-3315.
nk you,
Scott J. Michaud
Property Manager
In ocgcory.. with tho Sovth
donee RBgUlahnnf -
Budi
Cho, Zoning isle 24 V.S.A.
ter 117, ton, Zoning
onat how
guard 0 A thesot jfte SI°uthth Btxa
pVf>l� heer+^9. p KOS, Can-
fingto^ MuntC. 575 Dorset
ference Ro�Rtsgton. Vertu
STMeetMoS`y� N0VBro��slder
on 500 P.M.
198
i3ollowi^7'
Ni9ef IA cklo ^
MI Appeal seekn vaiwnce, see of
io
ukfipteuses Re
19.65 , ngton R09ui°twns. Re -
South . isston ro occ0
Est is for perr^k as a Pt1Oto-
at existing bbuuii 1303
9 phic 4,atrin, conry^c"" areas,
containing
with
sgor1pOen store and storog
c 372 Dorset SM°et•
of Shearer
02 Pt'�-v a�bnwc h Section
A e. °r^ is
aeeki^g a n^b^
arnenaiond rage' Baguio•
18. * Burlirfr . ro
ems• Rust is for per . deck
ro
construct ° 12 hdf 51 51 feet of
within Yard atThe t50
flortlett BOY R°o�•.`,
of Alan P°l^1e` tpseek-
03 APPeOi • s, ft'on, tM
yg socn
a voaortc uses of
13 20, Gono'r n g.0otions• Ro-
tnugto'�nPx°almxii
ea rh Y
quest .xB(buId^9
Ah
an ex
as o"r existiriq
in c
uses,
p 1 wRlaronRood'
C%urch, of Jesus
0
Latta" from"
seek-
(Christ of LattDaY
ya variance,
f{otmry`(hlr�
o
YOrt�esf�of
.11HBRegulations.
18�on�u1F
to c
s its height tof 50 feet•
of 400 Swdf Scree
Tole -
of New Donald
i
Cor^Po^Y' or.vort^nce,
I �j inrl 16.10. Pfrom ermntsd
uses and 5ecta^ 18urli^71t°^ Reg
useS of frfas Regwsta jg ft.x4 2 is-
h.
intros^concse�garo$e sin coo
qe feet
aPlox 0Oo0^O�Oo P 1g acre,
tdni^9 approxlaml rty o7 1-89 eoo
Road.
t
loco
=Road - _
Of To seeking
fit' ki
preenbaeere seeking
M6 ApPeI p.
Mr. vat from
Sscnot` 8�*
o � dal Use ps}1O°fs. Roquest is
Ision to focaity 1� tt.X 8 fj j on x
parcel olofc `ied con parsec ord
Swih Streets
of Gard°" Woods
07 APP°af C4 ,val, hot^
°90"' seeking Onai uses
Secton 1905, �seens�o^ °f
sf19 056
sub sec>pP ^�oan) paroKcon
he etb
Request
1
lt'°ralsK♦b^ of th70 Fohrrs�prive.
at OlYP1Od' I
1 of Richard Caro^
seekinA gCoP'a owl frol s Sectio^
ltio 0519.0 Qe ano a Re -
I on-
SpAh 'saro^ t ti con
quotitr'a 48 ft. pew ft additpn -
. strvc
on existing at615
x 54 h AtrP
Me located
PorkwaY. R d"d word,
strut. Officer
zoni
Octob r 29Aa983
oz -
op,
�17
-3- Case =622-_ -:i
ACCIDENT ! JESTIGATION. (Con' t)
Witness #2 061MISM) advised that he estimated the speed o_ the pickup truer_ at
40-50 mph.
witness #2 ddMIRM advised that when he got to pedestrian #1 OINOW he 00000), was
laying on his right side, with his feet near the front wheel of the white pickup, and
his head in a westerly direction from there. Witness #2 0111111M) also advised that
he and another passer-by, then started CPR on the pedestrian (IMM).
Another witness to this accident, witness i:3, was interviewed by 1jc ic:.Ln i•,'_lder.
::itness #3 identified himself as; dob:01-CS-5C; of
His phone number i
Witness #3 ( ) advised that he was driving north on route 116, and was in the
construction site when this accident happened. :witness #3 481014M) advised that
there was nothing between his vehicle and the Deputy Sheriff 411� who was directing
traffic at the site.
Witness #3 ) advised that he saw a pickup truck coming around the corner and
was drifting toward the center of the road. Witness #3 A1111W advised that the
pedestrian Ow was standing to the east of the center line, but was very close to
it within the northbound lane.
Witness #3411111W advised that pedestrian #1 aloft was trying to out guess the
movement of the pickup truck, to get out of the way.
Witness #3 AIJIMINM advised that the Deputy ) initially tried to go to the left,
and the truck was trying to pet back onto his owr. lane. fitness #3 ) advised
that the Deputy Quib they, moved back to the right and was then struck by the truck.
Witness #3 ) advised that the truck was straddling the center line of the road
when it came around the curve.
Witness #3 ANINW) advised that as the Deputy d1jap was struck and was carried by the
pickup truck, until the truck started to spin around, when the Deputy AMO) was
thrown off. Witness #3 4�) advised that the Deputy 4"W) then landed at the
front of the white pickup.
Witness #3 MAIM advised that he thought that the speed of the truck was between
35 and 40 mph.
Witness #3 41111M) advised that the operator of the truck told him that another
flagman had better get up further than the first one was.
Another witness to this accident, witness #4, was interviewed by this officer. She
identified herself as; dob: 12-14-44, o
Vt.
Witness #4 J011W) advised that she was in a vehicle that was following another
vehicle (Witness #3) through the construction site.
Witness #4 151110M advised that she was travelling north on route 116.
Witness #4 SOMOMM advised that she was looking up, and that she saw a pickup truck
coming down the hill, and that the truck appeared to be out of control. c:'itness E4
OMNIIIW advised that ;he saw something blue in the road, which later turned out to
be a Deputy Sheriff 00) . Rli tress #4 Mjoo� advised that she saw the pickup truck
October 31, 1983
Attorney David Greenberg
P.O. Box 1456
Burlington, Vermont 05401
Dear Attorney Greenberg:
Be advised that the South Burlington Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a
public hearing at the Municipal Offices, Conference Rom, 575 Dorset Street
on Monday, Nowml)er 14, 1983 at 5:00 P.M. to consider your request for a
zoning variance.
Please plan to attend,,t.his hearing.
Very truly,
Richard Ward,
Zoning i)dninistrative Officer
W/mcg
October 26, 1983
Attorney David Greenberg
P.O. Box 1456
Burlington, Vermont 05401
Re: Temple Sinai
Dear Attorney Greenberg:
Be advised that I plan ',:o schedule- your request for a conditional use application
for the next 3oninq Board of Adjustment meeting (Novernber 14, 1983). No later
than Friday, November 4, 1983 please forward to me eight (8) copies of the site
plan. The final plat hearing will be scheduled for Slovenber 22, 1983 providing
that the application is filed no later than November lst.
Enclosed is a copy of the submission data needed for final plat. Please submit
four copies of the final plat.
If you have any questioM please don't hesitate to call me.
Very truly,
Richard Ward,
Zoning Administrative Officer
144/mcq
1 Encl
46.
F
49�a
4. r•. ��� ! �/m t E. �''r"'1LF- JI i1:
,r
5 E TT.
A.
DEF{r.`,_ Icy _?cIre ,NOL464
✓1-11.1 1. 1.lMF AGE-ol M 11E. I—
NOTICE OF APPEAL
SOUTH BURLINGTON ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
Name, address and telephone # of applicant TEMPLE SINAI , INC.
699 Dorset Street, South Burlington, Vermont OS401 862-6402
Name, address of property owner Isadore and Frances Myers
1001 Dorset Street, South Burlington, Vermont OS401
Property location and description A vacant parcel of land containing
approximately four (4) acres located on the northwest corner of Swift and
Dorset Streets.
I hereby appeal to the Zoning Board of Adjustment for the following: conditional use,
variance or decision of the administrative officer. I understand the meetings are
held twice a month (second and fourth Mondays). The legal advertisement must appear
a minimum of fifteen (15) days before the hearing. I agree to pay the hearing fee
of $30.00 which is to off -set the cost of the hearing.
TF,MPLE INA '�, t_J
C
By: , .�
Hearing Date Signature of Appel ant
Do not write below this line
---------------=-----------------------------------------------------------
SOUTH BURLINGTON ZONING NOTICE
In accordance with the South Burlington Zoning Regulations and Chapter 117, Title
24 V.S.A. the South Burlington Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing
at the South Burlington Municipal Offices, Conference Room, 575 Dorset Street, South
Burlington, Vermont on , at
(day of week) (month and date) time
to consider the following:
Appeal e a 1 o f
a
9
seeking'" �` from Section
of the South
Burlington Regulations. Request is for permission to-r,-�
Sir �°
CITY OF SOUTH BURLINGTON
Subdivision Application - SKETCH PLAN
1) Name, address, and phone number of:
a. Owner of record Isadore and Frances Myers
1001 Dorset Street, South Burlington, Vermont
862-4253
b. Applicant Temple Sinai
699 Dorset Street, South Burlington, Vermont
862-5125
c. Contact person David H. Greenberg
P. 0. Box 1456 200 Battery Street, Burlington,Vermoil
862-6402
2) Purpose, location, and nature of subdivision or development, including
number of lots, units, or parcels and proposed use(s).
To subdivide 8.8 acres into two lots, with one lot being 4 acres
and the other being 4.8 acres. The parcel is located on the north-
west corner of Swift and Dorset Streets. The larger parcel would be
part of the yard of the owner's present house and barn. The 4-acre*
3) Applicant's legal interest in the property (fee simple, option, etc)
Applicant has signed a purchase and sales agreement concerning
the 4-acre lot.
4) Names of owners of record of all contiguous properties
Church of Latter Day saints, William and E. Robenstein, and
Indian Creek Condominiums.
5) Type of existing or proposed encumbrances on property such as easements,
covenants, leases, rights of way, etc.
None.
* lot would be used as a building site for a Reform Jewish Temple of
approximately 4000 square feet plus 84 parking places.
6) Proposed extension, relocation, or modification of municipal facilities
such as sanitary sewer, water supply, streets, storm drainage, etc.
Applicant I1nns to extend city water and sewer from Swift Street
to the 4-acre lot which will be the site of a Temple Building.
7) Describe any previous actions taken by the Zoning Board of Adjustment or
by the South Burlington Planning Commission which affect the proposed sub-
division, and include the dates of such actions:
None.
8) Submit four copies of a sketch plan showing the following information:
1) Name of owners of record of contiguous properties.
2) Boundaries and area of: (a) all contiguous land belonging to owner of
record and (b) proposed subdivision.
3) Existing and proposed layout of property lines; type and location of
existing and proposed restrictions on land, such as easements and cove-
nants.
4) Type of, location, and approximate size of existing and proposed streets,
utilities, and open space.
5) Date, true north arrow and scale (numerical and graphic).
6) Location map, showing relation of proposed subdivision to adjacent property
and surrounding area.
TEMPLE SINAI, INC.
BY:L2id���'' 9/27/83
(Signature) applicant or c ntact person date
David H. Greenberg, President
PLANNING COMMISSION OCTOBER 25, 1983
The South Burlington Planning Commission held a meeting on
Tuesday, October 25, 1983, at 7:30 pm, in the Conference Room,
City Hall, 575 Dorset Street.
Members Present
Sidney Poger, Chairman; Judith Hurd, John Belter, George Mona,
Mary -Barbara Maher, Peter Jacob
Others Present
Richard Ward, Acting Planner; Gary Wheelok, WVAY-TV22, Walter E.
Houghton, Ernest J. Little, Burlington international Airport;
Pat Burgmeier, The Other Paper; Peter Lukacic, Don MacKinnon,
Dave Usher, New England Telephone; David Greenberg, Temple Sinai;
James E. Burlage, Ted Winfield, Jack Trevithick, Doug Schner,
Ralph Goodrich, Ron Jones, Royce Irwin, Jr., Louise Larocque,
Marc Roy, Bill Farley, Richard Ross, Roy Bushey, Charles M. Daley,
Rudney Cyfelt
Minutes of October 11, 1983
Mr. Jacob moved that the Minutes of October 11, 1983 be approved
as written. Mrs. Maher seconded with unanimous approval.
Mrs. Maher then noted that the commission has discussed the fact
that the quality of work diminishes after 11 pm. She then moved
that the historical precedent of not be innin an new to is
after :30 m e reinstituted. Mrs. Hurd seconded, and the
motion passe 5-2 with Messrs. Poger and Mona voting against.
Sketch 21an review,. two lot subdivision Myersproperty_,Dorset
and Swift Streets.
Mr. Greenberg of Temple Sinai explained that the plan is to
purchase a piece of property on Swift and Dorset Streets from
Mr. Myers. Theland is presently open field with wet, clay soil.
The Temple will purchase only 4 acres, with the remainder to be
part of Mr. Myers' present residence. City water will be used,
and when the Mormon Church puts in their sewage system they hope
to hook onto that. The plan is to build a 4,000 sq. ft. Reformed
Jewish Temple of possibly 2 stories, which may be a basement with
one floor above.
Mr. M8na asked whether 4 acres would be enough. Mr. Greenberg
indicated they do not have a huge congregation and generally have
only 50-70 at any one gathering. They plan on 80 parking spaces.
Mr. Mona said he felt it was significant that the entrance was
to'be on Swift rather than Dorset St. Mr. Poger asked whether
a driveway so close to the Mormon Church would cause a problem.
Mr. Greenberg said the two groups do not have conflicting days
of.worship. Mr. Mona suggested the Temple people come to City
Hall and look at the plans for the Mormon Church's expansion
for maximum appearance for both structures. He added that they
should also be aware that in the long range plan of the City,
Swift St. may continue east across Dorset St. and may be a major
thoroughfare.
MEMORANDUM
To: South Burlington Planning Commission
From: Richard Ward,Zoning` Administrative Officer
Re: Next week's agenda items
Date: 11/18/83
3) Offset House, 1205 Airport Parkway
Addition of 10,000 square feet is proposed, existing building is 10,500 square
feet. The issues being that a private sewer line will be installed along
Airport Parkway. The on -site sewer system will be abandoned. The sewer
allocation is 600 g.p.d.
An existing curb cut off Berard Drive will be used, providing two openings.
Second opening will provide for trailer truck movements. Being a double lot
I see no reason for not permitting two openings. Removing heavy traffic -move-
ments to Berard Drive is an ideal situation. Average daily traffic, 100 trips
has caused no problems to the area, no.additional traffic.is excepted.
The proposed parking and landscaping is adequate. The City will supply a street
light to the new pole being installed near the intersection.
4) PJ's Auto, 2073 Williston Road
As the result of a stipulation, Mr. Choiniere was prohibited from displaying or
parking vehicles on the grassed area in the front or to the side of his lot.
Mr. Choiniere is proposing to purchase a strip of land to the east of his
property from Dr. Brown to provide additional grassed and landscape area in
order to be allowed to display new truck and cars.
Should the Planning Commission agree to this, the stipulation of October 11, 1983
should be removed from the record.
5) Adams, Berard Drive
Lot has ledge out -cropping, most to be blasted an removed. Due to out -cropping
an on -site sewer system may be difficult to design. Before a permit is issued
a disposal system must be designed by an engineer and approved by the City. A
mount system may be required.
Parking area is acceptable, additional area is available for any future expansion.
Landscaping is adequate, bond required before permit is issued. See City Engineer's
comments regarding drainage and water and power lines.
6) Myers, 2 lot subdivision Dorset Street and Swift Street
Only issue at sketch plan was located at driveway off Swift Street. A separation
of, 180 feet between the driveway of the Norman Church and the proposed church
has been proposed. This location seems to provide the best sight distance.
However, with the submission of the plan for site plan approval more detail in-
formation will be available. The Zoning Board of Adjustment has granted condtional
use approval.
The site will be served by City sewer and water. I see no problems with this
proposal. See letter from David Spitz requesting a two year sewer allocation.
c fQ4
A;.
I K.
L�
DEFirti IN
e ) ,
.2r4.r3
ExiS+ bVo_ss¢
Ad
4 4
4
C: F<SE� T.
D-E*IGEN YG —STEA 10—
TEMPLE SINAI
Attorney David Greenberg
Myers - Dorset and Swift Streets
Area zoned R-2 District
Section 8.20 Conditional uses, sub section 8.201 - Churches
Existing lot 8.8 acres (Myers)
subivision pending
Proposed church lot 4.0 acres
474.1 feet Dorset Street and 376.2 feet Swift Street
Proposed church structure 50'x80'