twenty-sixth annual report bloomfield township planning commission

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BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP
PLANNING COMMISSION
July 7, 1986
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habited dwelling unit serves as the principal use and
is occupied by the owner of the material being stored.
Licensed private passenger vehicles shall include only
those vehicles used by the family occupying the
principal use and shall not include antique vehicles,
racing vehicles or other similar vehicles. The term
"licensed private cars" shall also not include
conveyances or vehicles equipped for living or camping
purposes, not conveyances or vehicles capable of
transporting more than ten (10) passengers.
b. All such conveyances and/or man-made materials shall
be stored in the rear yard subject to at least the
minimum requirements placed on Accessory Buildings
(SECTION 1503).
c. The specific location on the lot or parcel for these
stored conveyances and/or man-made materials shall be
by indication on a plot plan of the lot or parcel, and
shall be approved by the Board of Appeals.
d. The conveyance and/or man-made material shall not exceed
six (6) feet in height and shall be totally obscured
from abutting property with an architectural wall, fence
or greenbelt equal in height to the article being stored.
e. Trailers, or any other conveyance, shall not be connected
to sanitary facilities, nor be occupied while being
stored. The Board of Appeals shall require proof from the
petitioner that all parties immediately abutting any
property upon which storage, under the provisions of this
section, is being contemplated shall have been notified
of the intended plan.
granting temporary permits for open storage of any
conveyance and/or man-made materials the Board of Appeals
shall establish a specific period of time, not to
exceed one (1) month, during which time the storage is
permitted and shall find that storage within an accessory
structure is impractical.
All persons interested will be heard.
DELORIS V. LITTLE
BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP CLERK
(2)
Site plan for one-family cluster development on the NW corner of
Adams Rd. and East Long Lake Road (5025 N. Adams) was reviewed with
the petitioner, MV-Falcon Enterprises. The Commission advised the
landscape detail should be submitted. Motion was made by Dickson,
seconded by Little and was unanimously supported to table the site
plan review for cluster development of ac. par. C-122, Section 12,
located on the NW corner of Adams and Long Lake Road, for additional
information and notification of neighbors.
(3)
Holtzman & Silverman submitted a request to rezone part of acreage
parcel C-32, Section 5, located on the north side of Square Lake
Road, west of Telegraph from R-l to R-M. They proposed development
of clustered type houses with a 200 ft. perpetual greenbelt along the
east, west and south boundaries of the property. It would, however,
be multiple density and condominiums with all houses being sold and
not rented. There was discussion on the proposal in that it differs
from typical multiples. Motion was made by Dickson, seconded by Low
and was unanimously supported to call for a public hearing on Monday,