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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZB-83-0000 ZB-82-0000 - Supplemental - 0615 Airport ParkwayM E M 0 R A N D U M To: South Burlington Planning Commission From: Richard Ward, Zoning Administrative Officer Re: Caron's, 615 Airport Parkway Date: 6/25/84 On March 1, 1982 under interim zoning, the City Council granted approval to Richard Caron to establish a automobile sales and service business at 615 Airport Parkway. On March 9, 1982 Planning Commission recommended to the City Council that this property be included in the industrial zone. On May 11, 1982 site plan approval was granted by the Planning Commission - no stipulation dealing with automotive repair was included. On November 14, 1983 conditional use was granted for a 48'x6O' addition by the Zoning Board of Adjustment. Until recently it was assumed that the Caron property was changed to an industrial district, upon checking we found that the zoning amendment was never formally completed by Dave Spitz, and that this property ig still within the residential district. Upon discussing this with Attorney Richard Spokes he feels that an error was made, and that it is not possible to cause removal of the addition granted to Mr. Caron. The proposed zoning amendments are being scheduled by Jane Bechtel, the Caron property will be included in those changes. NOTICE OF APPEAL z SOUTH BURLINGTON ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT \'Yame, address and telephone # of applicant LdA43'!/J I LGZ ---f � / 5- 0", "±' __" S2 VT k.1 4/711 J'-n *--X / �16ol - �S7 \,Name, addle - t�owner & = ss of proper L,�L 3 F Yz \Yroperty location and description I hereby appeal -to the Zoning Board of Adjustment for the foll ing: cohditional 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. _4 —&- Y Hearing Date Sign t nt ................. i ---------- po_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: �'Ooe'4. 1� " - "t, - C"', Appeal of 4' e�7 42 seeking= , "from Section Burlington Regulations. Z-4 1'�F' a -.�. - , ".-e-e-A-ev of the South Request is foV permission to_.wt_,#� October 31, 1983 Caron's Auto Body, Inc. 615 Airport Parkway South Burlington, Vermnt 05401 Dear Vir. Caron: Be advised that the South Burlington zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing at the Municipal Offices, Conference Pboin, 575 Dorset Street on Monday, November 14, 1963 at 5:00 P.M. to consider your request for a zoning variance. Please plan to attend this hearing. Very truly, Richard Ward, Zoning Administrative Officer IMA-cg NovemlRr 16, 1983 Mr. Richard Caron 615 Airport Parkway South Burlington, Veriyont 05401 Dear Mr. Caron: Be advised that the South Burlington Zoning Board of Adjustment has granted your request for a zoning variance. "'he Board will issue formal findings at a later date. This office will issue a permit� upon request. Very truly, Richard Ward, Zoning Administrative Officer RW/Mcg 07 ADJUZT.'-­�-'§-� volced conccrn narkln,��. Tt wa- c�;- there -e-T D-arkin.-, on Farrel' ald Joy drl,;e �-,:Ing -a -4angeroli�: sl-ns, ha%-e beer. but 'there are ncne -IT, th-13 ti.Me. i,ir. 'on-np-, not Imoor-ra—. be--aase st-a�ed the number Gf" me::�cprs wa�z n o t e,.r e ry 7em1--,;r was there at the came time. He sai-I -the number 0111, pecole they '-ar-tlle at once wa�� l-'O. The b-,-ari said they were :,till concerned about .n F. or�� o` rark! -F, and wcu Id rat -her act on the -io:--all -ise after P teen review Thef ai4rL3ed -ro sche1ule i -i has ed by the plazrni-�� com-,-.ni�s7on. a z 1,0 _�eciai meeting on 'love.mber 23, '083 if the plan wa�: aoproved by planning so there --rc-L�ld not be a delay in startlnr- U ; corristriict`--.,�. 'To. 8 Appeal of Ric'hard Caron ADDeal of Richa-r-i Claron seeking approval f.-cm Section 19.C4 -ord-tional 11�zes, sub section 19,056 extension, request is for oer::�ission to conctrict a L,3' x 50' addition to an existing 35' x 54' structure, located at 61L Airport Parkway. F I -C. It is a conditional use and requires r. Ward said the area is zoned I an automatic review. The existin�; structure is 35' x 54' which IF. used for Automobile sales and repair and service. The proposed addl-.Ion is 4-3' x 60' not 48' x 50' as warned. The use will be the same. Mr. Caron said he needs extra room to wcrJk on more cars. it was pointed out there would be no side lot chanEe. There was no opp--sLtion from the audience. The aopeal was =antei ori a una7�i�cus vote. Yr. :,c,,'1a-y -mcved to approve the minutes of 3e-,-,embe-- 19�`33 and of Ccr-ober 1-7, 17,-83- X.r. :)inkla��e the motion. mc,ic-i to ad'-c--'r- ',ne meet� Vr. second��d the motion. The �ee-.-InS. -as adjourned at 6:45 1� 0 It lit 2131% tit Vitt I 'R lit lit; M4 NO -A j at T 2.18 SO - --N, Ile S— 4/ zr� CP e May 17, 1982 Richard Caron Caron's Auto Sale 615 Airport Parkway South Burlington, Vermont 05401 Dear Mr. Caron, Enclosed is a copy of the South Burlington Planning Commission's approval with stipulations for your auto sales and service business at 615 Airport Parkway. Please note that 1 copy of a revised site plan, with the changes that have been required, must be submitted to me before you can obtain a building permit. .1ease call if you have any questions. Sincerely, David H. Spitz, City Planner DS/:mcg 1 Encl 1, i , A C �3 -, I o 11 MARCH 9. 1982 stairc-ir.�_,s to the bench, 2 for use in conjunction with the pedestrian ease- M,011 t III-OUnd the property. ,,:r. Ulot said it wn3 his intent that construction equipment go down the n,,w road and that they work their way into the site. Inere will be walkway3 inside the project, and leading to the cul-de-sac, wliere c1iildron can iet on the school bus. In the public ripht of way there will 1,o �itnridnrd city concrete sidewalks parallel to the road to where corv�truction starts. 'Xr. 1'c(-,er hoped the city would continue the sidewalks in tiiis area. .',' ' r. :�:ilot said water lines would be extended to intersect 4 lots on Twin 1�rook Court so those people could hook on. He also pointed out an in the area which he felt would ease traffic flow. This will be 1;,Iown on the final plat. _r. ;,:ilot said he would leave the areas which will not be touched during c(,r,,;truction as they are now. lie noted that the underground retention pond ,,v)ula rio in tiie CO zone, but .:r. '-J'pitz thoui,-ht that would be OX, since it in nOt A .;tructure. Vir. 'Tilot said titey were thinking about having a groundwater hoat 1-�imp ryi3tem for the units. Mr. Spitz said he would need more information on Vi.it. �ir. :Iilot said the trees cut earlier would be replaced in the spring. 'tructures on the beach will be taken out for the winter. ,.1r. !%winj; Asked about an area for outside storage of bohts and trailers niA ­r. :",ilOt SlAid he would rather see it done out of nAcessity than have an nrot� w.,Ach mirht not be uof�d. lie said a small area could be provided, slid as 'i"IN"LlAd trew, it could be expanded by the homeowner's association. He said he would show an area at the nvxt meeting. ;,'r. ',',ilot said the underground retention pond would have to be built beforo the road was piived, but it probably would be done right away. It was noted that a truck would have to go irAo the CO zone to clean it out once a year. '.:r. Woolery moved to continue the nublic henrin,� on tl!e final_1121 by ,errild 71ilot until two wv,�.5 from tonij:ht -at City Hall at p.:; . :,',r. Leve9que 9(-corxdc-d the motion and &11 voted aye. to City Council's requeit for input on the zoninp boundary 1 t, f t _�4 --ftrtd- A-1 --z o n es o n , i r; o r t Parkway north of Kirby Road Cre ap �ivi,,!rl Cnron fOr aato,,. r:r. L;pitz showed where the boundary line ran. He said it looked like irocrty %laron) was in the residential zone, but his recommendation W"111 that it be in the industrial zone. lie noted, however, that there was a 65' !wtI,rick required Letwuun thooe two zonps. Ile felt this should be nded to be industrial. 11r. Woolery wan concerned about forcing rt?,3ideritial access throuCh industrial land, and Mr. Spitz said he would chock on that. :',r. ­,ona moved to reco,,--i( rid to th,- City Council thnt thin _Pro,wrty be Iriolu,1-i in the in(luotr-1 zono. Xr. P-wing seconded the motion. .,�r. Jiicob felt this wa:; a terrible place for a used car lot, but Mr. Caron they would only have 8 cars on display, and Mr. Swing mentioned LicravninC, landucapind and fencing. The motion passed unanimously. South -Burlington Zoning Administration South Burlington, Vt. I Richard L. Caron Gary P. Caron 615 Airport Parkway So. Burlington Vt. The property known as 615 Airport Parkway has formerly been operated by Gary L. Gray under the name U. S. Auto Brokers. Gary has been selling an average of three to four cars per month. He has had on display an average of four to six vehicles most of the time. We as owners of this property woifld like to be known as Carons Auto Sales. We would like to have on display six to eight vehicles. We expect to be selling four to six autos per month. C, The building will remain the same as in the past except for the repairs and maintance we have done since buying the building April 1 1981. The two existing offices will be used for the sale of the autos. The work and storage area in the rear of the bulding will be used for the recond itioning of the display vehicles. Regards,, Rj,chapd C on Gar P 0 Caron February 16, 1982 Mr. Richard Caron 162h Maple Street Bu linqton, Vermont 05401 Dear Mr. Caron: Be advised that the South Burlington City Council will hold a public hearing at the City Hall, Conference Room, 575 Dorset Street on Monday, March 1, 1982 at 7:30 P.M. to consider your application to establish a automotive sales at 615 Airport Parkway. The traffic data should be submitted no later than Monday, February 22, 1982. If you have any questions please don't hesitate to call me. Very truly, Richard Ward, Zoning Administrative Officer PAIMcg Next week's agenda items 3/5/82 Page 2 is granted. I'm not sure this can be done by Tuesday's meeting. 4) Zoning BoundarX, Airport Drive See City Council minutes for their discussion. Planning Connission shall clarify on which side of this lot the R4/AirI boundary line should fall. I feel this site would fit well under the AirI designation as long as the required buffer between an industrial use and a residential zone can be substantially maintained during site plan review. 5) Sandri, Car Wash, Williston Road This application is also being considered under traffic review criteria; complete sitc plan details (i.e. landscaping) are not being pre-sented at this time. The application must also gotoCity Council for conditional use review under interim zoning. The applicant has submitted estimates of business volLUT�es with and without the car wash. The one point that is not made clear from the report is that car wash business is very peaked rather than constant. My observations of the existing car wash near the airport indicate that on a warm sunny winter day the facility can handle better than 1 car per minute (100 in and out trips or more per hour) , far higher than the applicant's per day calculations. However, the applicant's facility will only be 1 bay rather than a tunnel and will not be able to process cars as quickly. It definitely appears that on scrre days there will be a traffic increase with the car wash; the exact magnitude is unclear. No change in Williston Poad curb cuts are proposed. Car wash access will be from Mary Street, and there is stacking distance for approximately 7 cars. MEMORANDUM Tb: South Burlington City Council From: Richard Ward, Zoning Administrative Officer Re: Conditional Use application of Richard & Gary Caron, 615 Airport Parkway Date: 2/24/82 The area is zoned R-4 District under the present and proposed zoning ordinance. The structure involved and it's use are non -conforming. The former use being a con- struction company and warehouse. Mr. Gary Gray leases space and operates a auto broker business. On occasion Mr. Gray has displayed automobiles, however, the use as a automotive dealership is prohibited. The proposal by Caron's would establish an automobile sales and service business. They presently operate body repair shops in Burlington and Williston. They would recondition vehicles and display six to eight (see site plan). The site is bounded by a apartment complex and the Airport Industrial District. PUBLIC ITMING SOU111 BURLINCNION CI'1Y COUNCIL In accordance with Section 4443 (c) , Title 24 the South Burlington City Council will hold a public hearing at the South Burlington City Hall, Conference Rom, 575 Dorset Street, South Burlington, Vermont on Morday, March 1 1982 at 7:30 P.M. to consider the following: The application of Richard and Gary Caron of Burlington, Vermont requesting to convert an existing warehouse building into automotive sales and service, building containing approximately 1800 square feet on a lot containing approx- imately 1.7 acres, located at 615 Airport Parkway. Copies of the plan are available for public inspection at the South Burlington City Hall. Paul A. Farrar, Chairman, South Burlington City Council 0 February 13, 1982 PUBLIC IMARING SOLTI11 BURLING70N CITY COUNCIL In accordance with Section 4443 (c) , Title 24 the South Burlington City Council will hold a public hearing at the South Burlington City Hall, Conference Room, 575 Dorset Street, South Burlington, Vermont on Monday,,;�Ij&4 19 BA at 7:30 P.M. to consider the following: -'P I "e ""' , &-, ^,' i F or -del 0040 4 Copies of the are available for public inspection at the South BurAngton City Hall. Paul A. Farrar, Chairman, South Burlington City Council 0 PUBLIC HEARING SOUTH BURLINGTON CITY COUNCIL In accordance with Section 4"3(c), Title 2A the South Burling. ton City Council will hold a public hearing ol the South Burltn;�'.on C;tv Hall, Conference Rcom, 575 Dorset Street, Soulh Burlington, Vermont on Monday, March 1, M2 at 7.30 P-M to consider the following The occilcaflon of Richard and Gory Caron of Durlington, Ver- mont reauesting to convert on ex� Wing oiehcuse bu)ldino Into ou. tornolive sates ona service, build- !rio containing approximately IBW saucre I"I on 0 lot contoinInQ op - Proximately 1 7 acres, located at 615 Alrooff Parkway Copies of the olon are avallable for pualic Insoection at tho South Burlington city Hall. Pout A. Farrar, Chairman South Burlington City Council February 13, 1992 NOTICE OF APPEAL SOUTH BURLINGTON ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT /I - Name, address and telephone # of applicant _'? 7 V Name, address of property owner,5 Property location and description I hereby apeal to the �Indg Board V of Adjustment �4 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 tile hearing fee of $30.00 which is to off -set the cost of the hearing. Hearing Date V Signature of Appellant 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 9 , at Tday of week) (month and date) time to consider the following: Appeal of seeking a , from Section 9 of the South Burlington Regulations. Request is for permission to 1� bate Received V -�� By Date Application Ompleted arid Received By BY � CITY''OF SOUTH BURLINGTON APPLICATION FOR SITE PIM REVIEW 1) - NAME, ADDRESSr AND PHONE -NUMBER OF: (a) Owner of Record (b) Applicant rl '-11" (c) Contact Person 2) PROJBCT STREET ADDRESS: 3) PROPOSED USE(S): . 4) SIZE OF PRO= (i.e.,,# of units, floor area, et c.) 5) NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES (full & part time) 6) COST ESTIMATES: (a) Buildin ps (b) Landscaping V-50'O. 0 0 (c) All Other Site Improvenents (i.e., curb work) 7) ESTIMATED PROJECr COMPLETION DATE 8) ESTIMATED AVERAGE DAILY TRAFFIC (in & out) 9) PEAK HOUR(S) OF OPERATION 10) PEAK DAYS OF OPERATION LYL4kL GNA- DATE S FTURE M LICANT DHS ( '-1/82 MOTION OF APPROVAL For the Site Plan Application by Richard Caron at 615 Airport Parkway as depicted on a plan entitled "Caron's Auto Sales and Service," dated 5-10-82. Stipulations: 1) A maximum display of eight cars shall be permitted. 2) There shall be no expansion of pavement or removal of trees to the south of the driveway. 3) This approval expires in 6 months. MEMORANDUM Tb: South Burlington Planning Commission From; David H. Spitz, City Planner Re: Next week's agenda item Date: 5/7/82 2) Couillard Site is h mile south of the UVM dairy barn on the east side of Spear Street. Applicant has an existing house and construction business on 9+ acres- of land and plans to sell a portion of the frontage for one approxi- mately �-2 acre lot. Zoning is R4. A septic system is required. Application must go to the zoning board for a couple of dimensional variances. 3) Cardinal Woods II The applicant's traffic report (enclosed) addresses the number of trips to and from the proposed development but does not evaluate the impact on near- by intersections. Concerns have been raised about three intersections: (1) Timix-r T.-ine/Kennedy Drive, (2) Hayes Avenue/Hinesburg Road, and (3) Kennedy Drive/11ineshurg 14vid. If the applicant's assLmptions are correct, this development will have little added impact on the Timber Lane/Kennedy Drive intersection. No improve- ments are recommended at this time. However, impacts at the Hayes Avenue/Hinesburg Road intersection are less clear. Not only will the majority of this development's traffic enter and exit at this point but also a large volume from other existing developments. With- out a specific analysis of the intersection, it appears likely that additional turning lanes on all three approach legs would be beneficial and should be required. The State will also have to be consulted about improvements at this location. Concerning the Kennedy Drive/Hinesburg Road intersection, I recorm)end the i-_iw policy that was used for the Ryan developiwnt. It was estimated that at thif-, int(,r,,oction will cost approximately $50,000. The cost i.­� t( ) I A, sha r(,(-] alfrmq , .,; f I ITo ted Major now developme-nt in the area over a 5- ye' -ir per i0d (387 trip endL; per peak hour). This developflent is estifluted to y(­nerate 96 peak hour trip ends (180 units x 80% to Hinesburg Road x 95% to the intersection x 0.17 per unit) through the intersection. Therefore the required ara)Unt for this applicant will be 96 7' 387 x $50,000 = $12,400 to be placed in escrow and to be applied only to Kennedy Drive/Hinesburg Road intersection irn- provenents. 4) Caron's Auto The City Council has granted approval, after Planning Commission input, for this auto sales use in a commercial/industrial zone. This application is for site plan approval. No changes are proposed to the building. The rear of the property will It i Memorandum Nex week's agenda items 5/7/82 Page 2 I-Y_­ w(.,I-1 used with a stockage fence around a work/storage area. However, ';C'V1T,11 it(2-M-s MLI,';t still be resolved at the front and south side of the projx-�r ty: (1) No additional paving should be allowed on the south side next to residences- This is unclear on the site plan. A different area my be needed for customer parking. (2) The front of the building is now well landscaped. It is unclear what will happen to these shrubs. Also, size and type of any new trees should be marked. edge. (3) It is unclear whether the front line is the property line or the road Hopefully, some of these questions can be resolved before Tuescay's meeting. 5) Kravco Uin,;iderable di�;cu,;,_.ion on traffic matters has taken place since the last meting on this application. The highlights are as follows: (1) The Kravco development is anticipated to generate no more traf f ic than the previous Grandway use (see traf f ic report that was previously given to you) (2) The State is confident that there are no major roadblocks that will prevent construction of the Southern Connector. Current timetable is start of construction within two years and a construction period of 1� years. The State will also make improvements along Shelburne Road to tie into the Connector. (3) Ir the interim period, Sears and the City of Burlington have agreed on -onx- temporary measures that should improve reliability of the existing signals. More information on any of these item will be available at Tuesday's meeting. However, I do not feel that there are any improvements that should be charged to thif; develo[>-_r since the area already seem adequately planned for. The most important concern is that on -site circulation be adequately designed to prevent any tie-ups on Shelburne Road. This is being done, but several circulation details must still be resolved prior to Tuesday's meting. The applicants have also submitted a parking report (enclosed). I feel they have adequately met their burden of proof concerning the number of parking spaces, and I recommend that their parking proposal be approved. Several details must still be resolved on drainage, fire hyrdants, and lighting prior to Tuesday's meeting. M E M 0 R A N D U M To: South Burlington Planning Commission From: Richard Ward, Zoning Administrative Officer Re: Caron's. 615 Airport Parkway Date: 6/25/84 On March 1, 1982 under interim zoning, the City Council granted approval to Richard Caron to establish a automobile sales and service business at 615 Airport Parkway. On March 9, 1982 Planning Commission recommended to the City Council that this property be included in the industrial zone. On May 11, 1982 site plan approval was granted by the Planning Commission - no stipulation dealing with automotive repair was included. On November 14, 1983 conditional use was granted for a 48'x601 addition by the Zoning Board of Adjustment. Until recently it was assumed that the Caron property was changed to an industrial district, upon checking we found that the zoning amendment was never formally completed by Dave Spitz, and that this property is still within the residential district. Upon discussing this with Attorney Richard Spokes he feels that an error was made, and that it is not possible to cause removal of the addition granted to Mr. Caron. The proposed zoning amendments are being scheduled by Jane Bechtel, the Caron property will be included in those changes. 3. PLA','..'. 1_'1G COMMISSION MAY 11, 1982 U90 i­e of the propi�rty or alnC the east side of the lopp road parallel to Hi.r.­'­ir,_- Road. A sidewalk easement to allow for maintenance of the sidewalk ,,b y__Lh!t city- shall,be granted* The requirement on Country ftr�klpartments to exterii the sidewalk from the edge of their property to the edge of this proper- requ-ired in their approval, shall be exercised. 4. "Visitor" parking, in the amount of 1 space per 6 units, shall be provided. in reasonablyclose proximity to the units being serv�d. 5. An area for recreational vehicle storage shall be pKoyided. 6. A pedestrian trail easement shall b�_prqvided _gklqpg__the full lengtbL owerline corridor. 7. Detailed plans - including drainage, utilities, landscaping, and othcr rel�vant items - shall be submitted for final Plat review and shall .?�ncc,rpor,,.te the comments made in the Ci�y L%Ragerls and Cily2lanner's memos dat(:d 412� _ _ _Z�2. 8. Legal documents - including pedestrian easements, utility easements, public st-reet.-dee.ds-,_ private street agreement_4nd, w4JyvxAad__easement8 to adjacerit pro erties - shall be submitted for finnl pl-qt review 9. The applicant shall provide 312,400 to be used _��he_City towards improvements in the Kennedy/Hinesburg intersection. The fee may be paid on ."!�T_unit basis. 10. Additional turning lanes on all three approach _t�t _the Hayes Averitie/Hin� �bu�g_ Road intersection may be required. The_aT21 cant must also ZMtil i n --ap-p-ro-v—a'l'--fr—oii—Ch-i�--V-'e-r—mo-nt—A -_'e-ncy__of-Tran�_p(�Kl�p.�.i-on_ f or-a-ny, road ippro - %,cnents on Hinesburg Road. Mr. Jficob seconded the motion. It was noted that the figure of 412,400 in #9 might be changed at final plat if traffic information is submitted which would warrant such a change. It wyui also noted that in #10, the applicant would have to have that approval from the State before final plat. Mr. Lamphere wanted to provide more information on that intersection before the additional lanes were a firm requirement. He wanted to leave that one open. Mr. Lamphere noted that when Country Park was built, the applicants had asked that they be allowed to delay building the sidewalk across that frontage until they obtained approval to develop this land. Mr. Ewing objected to the retention pond, feeling they were unsightly and caused problems with cleaning them. The motion passed unanimous ly. Site Jan application by-Caron's Auto Sales for an auto sales and service business at 615 Airport _Pai�kwiy Mr. Spitz said the City Council had reviewed this application under an interim zoning situation and now they are requesting site -plan approval. The Council stipulated that no more than 8 vehicles be displayed. Mr. Caron stated that the Council had wanted the display area to be 65' from the residential zoning boundary, so the grassed area in front of the building will become the display area. An area 27' x 63' will be paved and 4. PLANNTN", CO'MIMISSION MAY 11, 1982 the existing shrubs moved to the side. A stockade fence will be erected. Cars for sale will be new and used and the service area will be behind the shop, in the rear. Mr. Levesque felt the original proposal had been to upgrade vehicles here, not have them in front to sell, so he opposed the application. He did not think there had been a display area in the last approval. He felt the display area should be screened from Airport Parkway. Mr. Spitz felt the concern had been that there be no additional paving between this area and the apartments. He thought that cars could be displayed on the Nide of the lot without adding additional paving. Mr. Jacob felt that would look better. There is a wooded area between this and the apartments. The bu3iness needs 3 customer parking spaces. Mr. Poger felt cars on display did not need to be close to the road, since most people coming here would have been sent over specifically. He felt the display area should be heavily landscaped and be near the customer parking. Ue sut,;eested that 3 of the "customer" parking spaces be used for display cars. Mr. Ewing sugEested cutting off 16' of the display area shown on the plan, so it would only be in front of the building. Mr. Caron said he only wanted 1 row of cars across the front of the building, not 2. Mr. Poger said 16, of paving in front should be eliminated and no more than 5 cars parked there, with the other 3 to go on the side of the building. Mr. Ewing moved that the South Burlington Planning Commission approve the �L��_p - 1 ' nn__!�2plication of Richard Caron at 615 Airport Parkym. as depicted on a plan entitled "Caron's Auto Sales and Service". dated il Fe— T� i - Yowina stipulations: a t�to 1. A maximum display of eight cars shall be pe mitted. No more than five of these shall be in front of the building and three shall be in the area do�;iCnated "customer p LkAn - .. -- - -- __C_I. 2. There -- shall be no expansion of pavement or removal of trees t o the south of the driveway. 3. This approval expires in 6 months. 4. The display area on the map shall be reduced by 161 on the north side of the building. 5. All changes shall be noted on the plan of record. 6. Th e depiction of the sign shall be removed from the plan. Mr. Jacob seconded the motion. Mr. Mona asked that the re -drawn plan say "Caron's Auto Sales and Service, 615 Airport Parkway" so the location was fixed. Mr. Ewing noted that the Commission was not approving the sign. The motion carried with Mr. Levesuqe voting no. Final ;)!nt application by Kravco Inc. for development of an enclosed shop2ing mEnAll tne vacant Grandway store on Shelburne Road; also for modification of a tciindary line between the Grandwav DroDert-v and a vacant Parcel to the east ovrad by Garden Wa time. r 2 Mr. Woolery came in at this � X , Mr. Spitz said the applicants had hired Mr. Oppenlander to do traffic EaBOUNFY 615 Airport Parkway Area zoned R-4 District existing use - contractors business (office & warehousing) is non -conforming. Section 13.00 Non -conforming uses & structures - subsection 3 extension - proposed is the addition to the existing building - within the R-4 District commercial activity is prohibited. Proposed addition to contain 900 s.f. for warehousing & pre fab manufacturing. 0-3 T40 am -A—uguat 12, 198U 2 LaBounty Construction Ccmpany 615 Airport Parkway South Burlington, Vermont 05401 Dear Ron: Your request for a variance will be continued at the next regular meetincj, Monday, August 25, 1980 at 5:00 P.M. If you have any questions please don't hesitate to call im. Very truly, Richard ward, Zoning iwtdnistrative Off icer Rw/n-cg SOUTH 11URLII;6T6N_ ZONING NOTICE In accordance with the South lington Zoning Regulations Chapter )IY, Title 24 V.S.A. the 5 UM Burlingt,n Zoning Board of Adjust- ment will hold a public hearing at the South Burlington City Offices, Conference Room, 1175 Williston Road, South Burlington, Vermont on Monday, August 11 ' 1960 of 5-00 P.M to consider the follo�jng. ' ) No. 1. Appeal of LaBountv Construc- tion Company, Inc., Ronald LaBoun- Iv seeking a mriance, from Section 13.00� Non -conforming Uses and Structures of the So uth Burlington Zoning Regulations Reauest is for I permission to construct an addition, containing approximately 900 square feel, and occupy said addition for warehousing and pre -fob monufac- furing. of 615 Airport Parkway. No.,2 Appeal of Nordic Leasing, Inc.. Jon RDzendool seeking a vorl- once, from Section 7.00. Permitted Uses and Section 11.15 Multiple uses of the South Burlington Zoning Regu- )otions- Reauesi is for permission to operate a moil receiving agency, do - proximately )60 squore-feel ond,13D mail boxes in size, in conit riction with an existing car wash and rental car agency at 1700 Williston Road, No 3. Appeal of Robert Audette and fro Tote seeking a approval. from Section 13.30. Use of mob I h I the South Burlington =ein."TReeo., lotions. Reavesi is for permission to occupy a 10 x 40' mobile home for storage purposes In conjunction with the existing kennels bi Go4dset Ken- nels, 1900 Williston Rood. No 4. Appeal of Hortense Ver- chereou seeking a variance, from Section 6 00. Permitted uses and Sec- tion 13 OD Non-conlorming structures of the South Burlington Zoning Regu- lotions Reauest is W permission to construct an addition containing 1221 scivare feet to an existing residential unit containing 1144 souare feet and occupy said building as a oro- fessional office complex. al 1366 Williston Rood Richard Word ZoAing Admin Istrative Officer July 26, 1910 LaBounty Construction Co., Inc. GENERAL CONTRACTORS 615 AIRPORT PARKWAY - SOUTH BURLINGTON, VERMONT 05401 - (802) 658-2293 oco Septembe.- 8, 1980 City of South Burlington 1175 Williston Road So. Burlington, Vermont 05401 Gentlemen: I would like to withdraw my request for a zoning variance. Sincerely, 7��W'C/ Ronald LaBounty � rjl/mkl A-e July 31, 1980 LaBounty Construction Conpany 615 Airport Parkway South Burlington, Vermont 05401 Dear Mr. LaBounty. Be advised that the South Burlington Zoning Board of Adjustivent, will hold a public hearing at the City Hall, Conference Boom, 1175 Williston Road on Monday, August 11, 1980 at 5:00 P.M. to consider your request for a zoning variance. Please plan to attend this meeting. Very truly,, Richard Ward, Zoning Administrative Officer RWArcg ki NOTICE OF APPEAL SOUTH BURLINGTON ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT I hereby appeal to the Zoning Board of Adjustment for the following: conditional use, variance, decision of a�ministrative officer. Property Owner r Property location & description 4:,/J- Variance of Section I (number) (title of section) Basis of appeal I understand the regular meetings are held twice a month on Monday at 5:00 p.m. at the City Hall, Conference Room. The legal advertise- ment must appear in the Burlington Free Press a minimum of fifteen (15) days before the hearing, I agree to pay a fee of $30.00 which fee is to off -set the costs of advertising and the hearing. X��d gx&04�.-_ Hearing Date TIgt`6ture of Appellant 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 City Offices, Conference Room, 1175 Williston Road, South Burlington, Vermont on at to consider the (day of wei6k) (Month and date) (timO following: 0 Appeal of seeking from Section C o A - - ee' of the South Burlington 7;r- , , _r� e Zoning Regulations. Request is for permission to "elt —I— ell, 7z- I 14 -17 e, May 29, 1979 Mr. Ronald LaBounty 615 Airport Parkway South Burlington, VT 05401 Dear 14r. LaBounty: Be advised that the South Burlington Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing at the City Hall# Conference Room, 1175 Williston Road on Monday, June 11, 1979 at 5:00 p.m. to consider your request for a zoning variance. Please plan to attend this meeting. Very truly, Richard Ward, Zoning Administrative Officer RII/mcg NOTICE OF APPEAL SOUTH BURLINGTON ZONING BOARD OF ADTUSTMENT I hereby appeal to the Zoning Board of Adjustifient for the following:, conditional use, variance, decision of administrative officer. Property Owner, Property location & description Variance of Section (numbei)—s' (title of section) Basis of appeal I understand the regular meetings are held twice a month on Monday at 5:00 p.m. at the City Hall, Conference Room. The legal advertise- ment must appear in the Burlington Free Press a minimum of fifteen (15) days before the hearing, I agree to pay a fee of $30.00 wbicb bear fee is to off -set the costs of advVertisin and, the ing. S �tu of Hearing Date S griature of Appellant SOUTH BURLINGTON-ZONING NOTICE in accordance with the South Burlington Zoning Regulations and Chapter 1170 Title 24 V.S.A. the Soutb Burlington Zoning Board of Adjustment will bold a public bearing at the South Burlington City Offices, Conference Room, 1175 Williston Road, South Burlington, Vermont on 0 " at to consider the (day of week) (nionth and date) (time) following: _0 ,;Z Appeal of .1 seeking from Section e::;,00 e�f of the South Burlington Zoning Regulations. Request is for permission to -Tune 12, 1979 Mr. Ronald LaBounty 615 Airport Parkway South Burlington,, Vermont 05401 Dear Mr. LaBountys Be advised that the South Burlington Zoning Board of Adjustment ban granted your request for a zoning variance. They stipulated that there be no outside sales* that if the tackle ship wishes to expand (exceed 240 square feet) that it return to the Board for review and that parking be on site only. The Board will issue formal findings at a later date. A cert- ificate of occupancy will be required from this office. Very truly, Richard Ward* Zoning Administrative Officer RW/mcg APPEAL #2 Ronald LaBounty 615 Airport Parkwa Area zoned R-4 District Present use contractor's business is non -conforming in R-4 District Section 6.00 Permitted uses Section 11.15 Multiple uses Tackle sbop allowed in B-R District Section 11.15 "more than one use per lot" Proposed tackle shop 240 square feet, total building size 1980 square feet D. Davis Area zoned Residential District B Use allows two family units Lot frontage requirerient being 100 feet. Request is for frontage of 86 feet. Yard requirements 15 feet Request to construct within 13 feet Two existing building on each side are about 10 feet from property line, if this request is approved. Existing variance on lot for existing duplex. Pugust 16, 1967 (10,300 square feet) Lot #221 will contain 24,200 square feet Lot #223 will contain 28,400 square feet Lot #225 will contain 25,800 square feet LEGAL NOTICES SOUTH BURLINGTON Z014ING Itil In accordance with the South Bur- lington Zoning Regulations and Chapter 117, Title 14 V-S.A. the South Burlington Zoning Board at Adlust- ment will hold a Public hearing at the South Burlington City Offices, Conference Room, 1175 Williston Road, South Burlington, Vermont on Monday, June 11, 1979, at 5 00 P.M to consider the No. 1 Appeal of Donald Johnson, Overhead Door Comoony seeking a yorlonce, from Section 13 00, Non. conforming uses and structures of the South Burlington Zoning Reou- lotions Request is for Permission to construct an addition 52'x6Z)', which would Involve connecting two build- ings, located at 24 and 22 Son Remo fre, ve ' which are non -conforming to h dimensional requirements No 2 Appeal of Ronald LaBounty, LaBounty Construction Company seeking G variance, from Section 6DO, Permitted uses a no 5 . nj Sou.Tr 11-15 Multiple Uses of the Eur_ lingTon Zoning Regulat 'eou" '?"� 7 is for Permission to ope..le � lcclkl� shop, containing coproximweiy 24 square feel in coniunction with a contractor's business, "' 611 A,rDorl Parkway- P., "T No 3 ArDeol of Richard . n L u c I a seeking a variance, from Se:- tior 13 67, Swimm in; o0cls of t�ne South Burlington Zoning Re;u. lotions Request is for Dermiss.on to construcl a swimming pool, 2o fool in diameter, to within five (55) feel of i t ne rea " vord line and five (5� feei of t . lerly side Yard line, cF' S9 1 ' ' s Kirby Road No A Appeal of Mahlon and Virginia K"eys'er' seeking 0 variance. from Section 13 67, Swimming 000ls of tne South Burlington Zoning Regu- lotions RLauest is for De-5510t) to Cons rUCI 0 SWIMMIng D001 13 x32 , to w� I hin seven (7) tee 7 of tne rear Yard line, at 18 Davis Porkwov No 5 Appeal Dav d Morencv - IC a' seekin Q a vor I once, from Section 13.00, Non-conformIng uses and strudures of the South Burlington Zoning Regulations Request is for permission to construct an addition IA'x32' and a screened porch 12'xI4 to a dwelling which is non -conform- ing to the dimensional requirements, on 13 Richard Terrace No 6 Appeal of Carl P_ Frc,"ini seekin g a Yor I once, from Section I I 00joCrimensional requirements of the ut h Burlington Zoning ;Zegu- lotions Request Is for Dermittlon to construct a 12'xl2' addition tc wi'nin thirteen (13) feet�of the sou" h-rly side yard and a Il to' e, to w""'. sixteen (16) feet of the reou el ­,n1 vard at 69 AirDorl Par No 7 Appeal a t R �eelk9 1 ce lnpeo voron -from S-:*,cn .0 00 , rmitted ldse� Section I CC Dimensional requirements & Sect,zin 1.15 Multiple uses of the Sou7r Sur ington Zoning Regulations Rea�es*, Is for permission to construct a 44'x96' building In conlunction w.th three existing buildings sold budd- I ng to be located to within ','-een 1 1 5) feel of easterly property lire, also requesting multiple uses from the buildings In question, such as a dog kennel, real es:ate and insjr. once offices, donce studio, slg,, man- ulo-lurer and 5iorcoe area, so , d lot contains ODDroximarely 1.6 acres, 10- coiled at 1900 Williston Road No 6 Appeal 0 f David W. R�oinson seeking a v 0 ri a nce, I rom Se,.t on 1 100 , D I m re nsionci reouirerrents of SDuln Burl;ng!o.n Zor1n; :��;u- Reaues is t�r Der,n­ o, to cc-is�'ucl a delocret IA X.0 ;i":,;e 1, w hin ten (10) 'ee- o! "� �:jr, - erly side Yard. at 11 PAIlls A��r,,e No. 9. AoDe cl of homer L C.zois and J priet Burril-I seeking c wo,­ once from Section 11.15, Multiple uses of the Soutri Burlir-gior Z�Ping Repulolions Request is to- Der. mission to locale IA'x70 mcbile home and a 24'x24' gcroge Lr s lot P,esert ,�Y occupied by c st n Q.e fc�r- It, a�e Ing ago a dairy barn, c:,cel a' land In question cont., ns CLID11ox- - atepy 100 acres, located a, 1-25 In ri esbu r 9 RDod - Rop-1 hl- morl—cu, Ch ­:n, Sou�!h Burliriglon Z:- r Bocrd " Adw-i�Tnl May 26, 1979 September 3, 1970 Mx. Daniel Davis 615 Airport Parkway South Burlington, VT 0,5401 Dear Mr. Davis: This is to inform you that the South Burlington Zoning Board of Adjustment approved your request for a zoning variance at the meeting of September 2, 1970. This office will issue a building permit upon your request. Very truly, Richard Ward Zoning Administrator RW/j August 28, 1970 Mr. Daniel Davis 615 Airport Parkway South Burlington, VT 05401 Dear Mr. Davis: This letter is to inform you that the South Burlington Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing on Wednesday, September 2, 1970 at 7:30 P;M., South Burlington high School Cafeteria II, Dorset Street, to consider your request which was tabled at the meeting of August 19, 1970. Please plan to attend. Very truly, Richard 1�.'ard Zoning Administrator T�Wlj :',ugust 13, 3-970 T-Ir. Daniel Davi"2 615 Airport Parkway South Durlington, VT 05401 Dear '?Tr. Davis: This is to inform you,that the S)outh Furlington ""oning Board of Adjustment !,,iill hold a public meeting at the South Purlin-ton higti School, Cafeteria III Dorset Street, Sou'h Burlington.) Vprmont on 1,%ednesday August 19, 1970 at 7:30 P.M. to consider your request Lr a variance. Very truly, Eichard 1,1'ard Zoning Administrator RW/J A- C;L L, CL; 7i-g V C�i U -L 6 alY s prior --to meeting. South Burlington Zoning Board of Adjustment South Burlington, Vermont Gentlemen: I hereby appeal to the Zoning Foard of Adjustment for the following variance. I understand that regular reeting dates are the first and third Idednesdays of the month at 7:30 P.fl. at the South rurlington High School. The legal advertisement shall apnear as below, and 1 agree to pay, either now or before the ad app,-nars, a fee of !,?30-00, which fee is to offset costs of holdinc- said 4 L Signature and Address Date - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - SOUTH B-ORLTITGTON ZONING NOTICE The South Burlington Zoning Foard of Adjustment will hold a public hearing at the South Burlington high School, Cafeter-ia II� Dorset 0 -n Street, South Burlington, Vermont on (day of leeek) (month and date) at 'to consider the following; (time) Appeal of_ seeking a variance from na.Ma Section of the (riumber Ctitlle-of s7cl�io--T) South Burlington Zoning 07, Request- is for permission to X ILI' -U M%E T 01 r�!)J 8 3