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MINUTES OF THE TUESDAY,MAY 24,2005 PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
MEETING.
Chairman Steele called the May 24,2005 meeting of the Planning and Zoning Commission to order at
7:03 p.m.
Roll Call.Chairman Steele asked for a roll call and the following Commissioners were present:
Hoifeldt,Korpanty,Krantz,Mook,Schmidt,Wilson.Absent:None.Council Representative:Mertz.
Agenda Approval.Mark Arentsen asked that the agenda be amended to move the Site Plan for Hot
Spring Spas before Preliminary Plat for Westgate Business Park Plat 3.Motion by Commissioner
Hoifeldt,seconded by Commissioner Korpanty,to "Approve the Agenda for May 24,2005,with the
Motion to Approve the Site Plan for Hot Spring Spas moved before the Motion to Approve the
Preliminary Plat for Westgate Business Park Plat 3."Ayes:Hoifeldt,Korpanty,Krantz,Mook,Schmidt,
Wilson,Steele.Nays:None.Motion carried.
Approval of May 10,2005 Meeting Minutes.Motion by Commissioner Hoifeldt,seconded by
Commissioner Schmidt,to "Adopt the May 10,2005 Meeting Minutes."Ayes:Hoifeldt,Korpanty,
Krantz,Mook,Schmidt,Wilson,Steele.Nays:None.Motion carried.
Approval of May 17,2005 Special Meeting Miuutes.Motion by Commissioner Krantz,seconded by
Connnissioner Wilson,to "Adopt the May 17,2005 Special Meeting Minutes."Ayes:Hoifeldt,
Korpanty,Krantz,Mook,Schmidt,Wilson,Steele.Nays:None.Motion carried.
Open Forum.No one appeared to address the Commission during the Open Forum.
Approve the Waukee High School Football Concession Stand.Eric Rose,Director of Operations for
the Waukee School District,presented the plan.He stated that the concession stand would be
approximately 35'x 70',with a possible future expansion.The school will leave the current concession
stand in place for at least one year after completion ofthe new concession stand,with no specific future
plans for the old stand.Commissioner Hoifeldt asked about the location ofHV AC units;Mr.Rose stated
that there would be none.Mr.Rose also explained that the future expansion would most likely include
locker rooms,but that those locker rooms may instead be added in with a planned expansion of Waukee
Middle School.He could give no specific timeframe for the possible concession stand expansion,but
stated that it most likely would not happen for at least 3 years,if at all.Mr.Rose stated that if the
concession stand expansion did not occur,the rear wall would be completely bricked at that point.Mark
Arentsen stated that the future expansion was shown as being built over an existing water line,and that
the City would require the line to be relocated prior to construction of the expansion.The Commission
discussed the proposed block wall at the rear of the structure;all agreed that a block wall was not a
desirable material,despite its possible "temporary"nature.The Commission also agreed that accent
colors of brick to mirror that used on the high school building would add visual breaks along the other
exterior elevations.Commissioner Hoifeldt expressed his disappointment that the school-did not provide
color elevations or a materials board.Chairman Steele agreed that he would like to see color elevations,
especially because the middle school concession stand had not been built according to the approved color
scheme.Mr.Arentsen stated that City Council would also need to see color elevations and a materials
board.Commissioner Wilson said that he would like to see the rear wall done entirely in brick,not block,
especially as there was no certainty of a future expansion and no timeframe for such an expansion.
Commissioners Mook and Schmidt agreed.Commissioner Krantz asked about exterior lighting;Mr.Rose
stated that there was none planned,as they would rely on the existing lighting at Centeunial Park.Mr.
Rose also stated that there would be no dumpster,just rolling receptacles,and therefore no dumpster
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enclosure,Motion by Commissioner KJantz,seconded by Commissioner Korpanty,to "Approve the
Waukee High School Football Concession Stand,provided the rear wall is completely covered in brick,
and that brick bands in an accent color be added to mirror the look of the existing high school building."i
Ayes:Hoifeldt,Korpanty,Krantz,Mook,Schmidt,Wilson,Steele.Nays:None.Motion carried,I
Approve the Site Plan for Hot Spring Spas.Brad Cooper of Cooper Crawford &Associates presented
the site plan,along with Matt Keller of Vantage Point Architects.Also in attendance were Steve Fisher
and Dustin Smith,representing the developer.Mr.Cooper stated that there were no significant changes to
the site plan other than added landscaping.He also agreed to install a 10'bike path along Alice's Road
instead of the proposed 4'sidewalk.Mr.Keller explained some changes that had been made to the
exterior of the building,such as increasing the height by I'and the depth by 16"of the glass block piers
on the east elevation.Along the north elevation,the precast paneling had been extended,a horizontal
accent color of v-ribbed paneling was added along the top portion ofthe elevation,and the wall aronnd
the garage door was bumped out to 8".Chairman Steele stated his desire to see more hard surface
material used along the north elevation,especially due to the excessive length ofthe wall.Commissioner
Hoifeldt asked for clarification as to whether the City could make changes to the PD zoning for this lot.
Chad Weaver answered in the affirmative;MJ.Cooper disagreed that changes should be made at all.Mr.
Weaver stated that he was less concerned with the Hot Spring Spas building as he was with what could
potential be constructed on Lot I of Westgate Business Park Plat 3.Mark Arentsen stated that,even if the
Commission approved the Hot Spring Spas site,the City Council may still reject it,especially as it does
not meet the requirements for the Arterial Corridor Overlay District.Mr.Keller argued that the developer
was happy with the elevations,and that the design met the requirements of the current PD.Commissioner
Schmidt stated that the Commission needed to address any possible changes to the PD for Westgate
Business Park Plat 3 prior to site plan approval.Motion by Commissioner Schmidt,seconded by 1
Commissioner Mook,to "Postpone the Approval of the Site Plan for Hot Spring Spas nntil discussion and J
passage ofthe Preliminary and Final Plats for Westgate Business Park Plat 3."Ayes:Hoifeldt,Korpanty,
Krantz,Mook,Schmidt,Wilson,Steele.Nays:None.Motion carried.
Approve the Preliminary Plat for Westgate Business Park Plat 3.The Commission discussed at
length the proposed changes to the PD for Westgate Business Park Plat 3,especially for Lot 1,which
borders both Alice's Road and Frontier Ave.Mark Arentsen also stated that a 60'right-of-way was
required along Alice's Road,not 50'as shown on the plat.Motion by Commissioner Hoifeldt,seconded
by Commissioner Krantz,to "Approve the Preliminary Plat for Westgate Business Park Plat 3 with the
following provisions:For Lot I:a)the requirement of a minimum of 60%brick,stone or other similar
materials on at least three elevations of the building or buildings;b)the requirement of a minimum of
15%open space and the double landscaping standard that currently exists in the Arterial Corridor
Overlay;c)the requirement of increased use of multiple wall and roof planes,with a minimum 12"depth
of articulation for every 80 lineal feet;d)the requirement that the lot make use of the two accesses off
Alice's Road and Frontier Ave.already provided for Lot 2;e)any possible outdoor storage must be
presented and approved during the site plan process;and f)a 60'right-of-way along Alice's Road.For
Lot 2:a)added articulation to the north elevation,with a minimum 12"depth for every 80 lineal feet;and
b)a 60'right-of-way along Alice's Road."After some discussion with the builder,the motion and second
were amended for Lot 2 to require a minimum 8"depth of articulation for every 80 lineal feet along the
north elevation.Ayes:Hoifeldt,Korpanty,Krantz,Mook,Schmidt,Wilson,Steele.Nays:None.Motion
carried.
Approve the Final Plat for Westgate Business Park Plat 3.Motion by Commissioner Schmidt,
seconded by Commissioner Wilson,to "Approve the Final Plat for Westgate Business Park Plat 3."Ayes:
Hoifeldt,Korpanty,Krantz,Mook,Schmidt,Wilson,Steele.Nays:None.Motion carried.
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Approve the Site Plan for Hot Spring Spas.Commissioner Mook mentioned that the lighting at the
northeast comer of the site exceeded that standard and should be revised.The Commission asked to see
the revisions to the site plan,especially the northern elevation,prior to City Council consideration so that
they might make any necessary comments.Motion by Commissioner Schmidt,seconded by
Commissioner Korpanty,to "Approve the Site Plan for Hot Spring Spas,provided it comply with all
changes in the amended PD for Westgate Business Park Plat 3,and that the lighting at the northeast
corner of the site be brought into compliance."Ayes:Hoifeldt,Korpanty,Krantz,Mook,Schmidt,
Wilson,Steele.Nays:None.Motion carried,
Discuss the Warrior Plaza Phase III Update.Eric Burmeister of Executive Property Management
addressed the Commission on behalf of Regency Commercial.He passed out some information to the
Commission,including a letter from Fareway Stores supporting the proposed changes.Regency proposes
to lower the east parapet wall on Warrior Plaza Phase III and reinforce the Fareway roof from the outside
so as to minimize disturbance to the interior.Mr.Burmeister asked the Commission to approve the
lowered east parapet wall prior to City Council consideration.Connnissioner Schmidt asked how the
rooftop HVAC units would be screened if the parapet wall were lowered;Mr.Burmeister stated that issue
would be addressed at the City Council meeting.Mr.Burmeister also stated that if the east parapet wall
was intended to screen the rooftop HV AC units,that they could be screened in some other way.
Commissioner Hoifeldt explained that part of the reason for the east parapet wall was to wrap the
elements of the north elevation around the building for continuity and to prevent the look of a "false
front."Mr.Burmeister stated that the proposed revision of the east parapet wall may not align with the
north elevations and therefore might not "look good."Commissioner Schmidt stated that the Commission
must make a formal recommendation to the Council regarding the elevation changes;Connnissioner
Mook replied that he would prefer a directive from the Council prior to making any official Commission
recommendation.Council Representative Mertz asked for accurate elevation drawings of the current and
proposed north and east elevations,as well as information on the location of HVAC units for Warrior
Lanes and their height above the roof deck.Chairman Steele asked that copies of those elevation
drawings be provided to the Commission,as well.Council Representative Mertz suggested a special on-
site meeting of the Commission to look at the Warrior Plaza elevations.The Commission agreed to meet
on Tuesday,May 31 at 6:00 p.m.at Warrior Plaza to review the site.
Approve the Ordinance Change §301.17 C-IB Large Retail Commercial District.Commissioner
Korpantyleft at 10:31 p.m.Chad Weaver explained that no specific parcels would be rezoned by the City
as C-IB;any developers would need to request the zoning.This gives the City a better opportunity to
review the appropriateness of a proposed "big box"site.Mr.Weaver also stated that the City Attorney
had yet to review the ordinance for legality.Motion by Commissioner Hoifeldt,seconded by
Commissioner Schmidt,to "Approve the Ordinance Change §301.17 C-IB Large Retail Commercial
District."Ayes:Hoifeldt,Krantz,Mook,Schmidt,Wilson,Steele.Nays:None.Motion carried.
Discuss the City of Overland Park,KS Ordinances.Motion by Commissioner Schmidt,seconded by
Commissioner Krantz,to "Postpone the Discussion of the City of Overland Park,KS Ordinances."Ayes:
Hoifeldt,Krantz,Mook,Schmidt,Wilson,Steele.Nays:None.Motion carried.
New Business.Chad Weaver handed the Commission revised copies of the lighting ordinance draft for
their review.The Connnission then discussed some issues regarding the Williams Pointe Condominiums
project;namely,a slight decrease in the amount of stone on the exterior of the building and chimneys that
are not being built according to what had been approved by City Council.Mr.Weaver explained that no
Certificates of Occupancy would be issued for the condos until the issue had been resolved.The
Commission agreed that it was unacceptable that the buildings,specifically the chimneys,were not being
constructed as approved.
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Adjournment.Motion by Commissioner Hoifeldt,seconded by Commissioner Mook,to adjourn at
10:42 p.m.Ayes:Hoifeldt,Krantz,Mook,Schmidt,Wilson,Steele.Nays:None.Motion carried.1
Meeting adjourned.I
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