twenty-sixth annual report bloomfield township planning commission
twenty-sixth annual report bloomfield township planning commission
twenty-sixth annual report bloomfield township planning commission
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BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP<br />
PLANNING COMMISSION<br />
February 3, 1986<br />
PRESENT: Thompson, Little, Lupin, Smith<br />
ABSENT: Dickson, Low<br />
I (1)<br />
Discussion was held on the revised site plan for Cider Mill Office<br />
Building, NE corner 14 Mile and Franklin Roads, ac. par. C-311-2,<br />
Section 31. Mr. Norman Hyman was present representing the petitioner,<br />
M. Horowitz, stating the various items mentioned in the<br />
Planner's review appear to be minor items that can easily be accommodated.<br />
There were about <strong>twenty</strong> five people from the area present<br />
in opposition to the construction of an office building on this<br />
property. The adjacent neighbor to the east, The Schlafmann's, was<br />
present expressing concern that the landscaping between their<br />
properties previously worked out be included in any revised landscape<br />
plan. Motion was made by Little and seconded by Smith that<br />
after review of Mr. Leman's Letter on the proposed office building<br />
for the NE corner of 14 Mile and Franklin, ac. par. C-311-2, Section<br />
31, it appears the site plan has only minor problems that would<br />
need correcting, but nothing that is not correctable; however, I<br />
move the site plan be denied on two counts: (1) a wetlands hearing<br />
before the Planning Commission, and (2) a flood plain variance.<br />
I<br />
I<br />
YEAS:<br />
NAYS:<br />
Little, Smith, Lupin, Thompson<br />
None<br />
(2)<br />
Mr. Zeimet representing Trinity Land, Ltd. presented a revised<br />
preliminary plat for Carillon Hills Subdivision, Section 17, based<br />
upon the Planner's review letter. The Commission advised the<br />
property does have drainage problems that must be resolved. The<br />
petitioners have met with the neighbors to work out details covering<br />
their concerns. Mr. Sherwood representing Kirk In The Hills<br />
requested information on the visual impact from their view. The<br />
Commission concurred the plat conforms to Ordinance with respect to<br />
the layout and lot size. Motion was made by Smith, seconded by<br />
Little and was unanimously supported to forward the preliminary plat<br />
for Carillon Hills Subdivision, Section 17, to the Township Board<br />
with recommendation for approval.<br />
(3)<br />
Site plan for a two-story office addition to the existing building<br />
on the SW corner of Maple and Lahser, Lot 12 and pt. of Lot 8, W. C.<br />
Scott's Maple-Lasher Subdivision, Section 33, was discussed. The<br />
neighboring property owners were present in opposition inquiring<br />
about what recourse they might have to prevent the expansion of this<br />
office use. The previous litigation on this office was reviewed for<br />
the benefit of the neighbors who were unaware of the details. Some<br />
neighbors felt that if the office is enlarged the parking would be<br />
better located on the east side of the building so that the<br />
infringement of business activity on their subdivision would be<br />
minimized. The Commission advised the petitioners the plan which<br />
was part of the court decree must be adhered to unless the Township<br />
Board approves of a change mutually agreeable to both parties. Also<br />
that details on sewer must be addressed. Motion was made by Lupin,<br />
seconded by Smith and was unanimously supported that the site plan<br />
for a two-story office addition to the existing building on Lot 12<br />
and part of Lot 8, W. C. Scott's Maple-Lasher Subdivision, Section<br />
33, be tabled for discussion with the Township Administration and<br />
forwarded to the Township Board.