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Show Jr V .... V . , i, J , .... r.i - 4 A ' - v rtA&r--- V 'VV ( . - - r iW v . Community V 4 ' . , , ' - W, . SOUTHERN UTAH NEWS 14 WEDNESDAY JULY 15, 1998 Fredonia Planning and Zoning meeting Present were: Anita Black, complaint shall be forwarded. Joy Jordan, Jim Goodnow, Lori Any complaints that can be dealt Tom Corrigan, with effectively through perMark Whipps, Lloyd Gifford, sonal contact or letter will not Steve Rozelle and Bridget have reason to be put on the Mohr-Corriga- the previous meeting were re- viewed; a motion to approve with no amendments or notations was proposed by Jim Goodnow, with Tom Corrigan seconding. All were in favor. ITEM 3 - Public Comment: Joy Jordan corrected a statement she made two meetings ago regarding the stipulation that all surrounding neighbors approve the implementation of a group home before it was allowed to enter a residential neighborhood. In truth, the neighbors do not have the final say in such a situation; rather, a group home is to have the same applicable regulations as any other residential home. v had to It was questioned whether Don Allen was granted a Conditional Use Permit allowing two trailers to piggy back both utilities and septic system. Steve Rozelle suggested that any future complaints or concerns should be made formally with the Town Clerk by way of a written, signed letter. From that point, it would then be determined to which department or committee the complaint shall be forwarded. Tom Corrigan suggested that future Planning And Zoning agendas include a members comment section. ITEM 3A - Procedural Policy: The Planning and Zoning Committee proposed a new format for lodging complaints. A written and signed letter would first be submitted to the Town Clerk, who would then pass it along to the Planning and Zoning President and then to the Mayor, if necessary. A determination would then be made as to which department or committee the home-busine- monthly agenda, therefore eliminating the need to initially take a complaint directly to Planning and Zoning. If the complainant is not satisfied with the resolution, he or she can then attend a Town Council meeting to further address the problem. ITEM 4 - Old Business: Septic System At New Firehouse Coconino County instructed the Town of Fredonia that they needed to install a drainage field immediately, since the sewer was not going to be completed until next year. Designs have been approved and plans are currently being reviewed to complete the project. The drainage field will head to the south and then turn to the west. Mark Whipps was concerned as to whether the installation will be able to hold the 26,000-ltrucks that drive over that particular area. Additionally, the town is trying to acquire adjacent property for the fire department. H.A.M. sign - The washing machine that has been placed atop a power pole to the north of H.A.M. Appliance has been granted a sign permit by Mr. Rozelle, the building inspector. There ensued a debate as to whether a washing machine actually constitutes a sign or a structure. Mr. Rozelle said that the definition of a sign is and his interpretation was that it is a sign. Bright Angel Laundry - Joy Jordan reported that the septic system is in place, with all permits granted. Additionally, it was determined that both Sheila McArthur and Don Allen have the access to drive in and out from both the west and north on the right of way that intersects their properties. No vehicles may be parked in those driveways. Bill Goodall Update - Tom Corrigan, speaking on behalf of ss . -- s: Mohr-Corriga- n. Mohr-Corriga- n, b inter-pretation- what materials must be used. no axles or tongue and resembles The Committee strongly encour- a stick home. A mobile (trailer) aged Ms. Hancock to use con- home has a rounded roof and crete and warned her of the po- hollow siding. ITEM 8 - Membership Attentential hazards to the home if only treated wood is used with dance: It was established that if her particular soil. Mr. Rozelle a Committee member is not able will review the manufacturers to attend any given meeting that booklet and determine if a soil he or she must inform another analysis is required. The Com- member and attempt to find a mittee suggested to adopt a new temporary replacement. Any policy into the Planning and Zon- member who misses three (3) ing Ordinances that will stipu- meetings in a row will be asked late concrete foundations are the to step down from his or her only type allowed. position. A motion to accept the ITEM 7 - Planning and Zon- attendance amendment effective The immediately was made by Tom ing Ordinances-in-progreschanges and updates Corrigan, seconded by Lori were discussed. There is still ITEM 9 - Zoning Map: The opposition to the proposed restrictions on where single-wid- e public and Committee members trailers will be allowed through- noted errors and made appliout the town, which will be taken cable corrections. ITEM 10 - Appointment from up with the Council. It was sugdetermine whether the situa- gested that a. Conditional Use the Planning and Zoning to the tion is a fire hazard. Permit be the appropriate solu- Board of Adjustments: Tom ITEM 5 Cliff Spenst: Joy tion for single-wide- s that will be Corrigan was nominated for the Jordan reported that the Yuma placed anywhere but in desig- position; a motion was made by resident has interest in buying nated trailer parks. Lori seconded the Conoco Bulk Plant building In a related matter, the differ- by Jim Goodnow, to accept. All to operate a RV repair shop. ence between a manufactured were in favor. He has requested that a 5th home and a mobile home is that ITEM 11 - On a motion by wheel be allowed onto the prop- a manufactured home has a Tom Corrigan, seconded by erty as his office and living quar- pitched roof, 2 x 4 or 2 x 6 stud Anita Black, the meeting was ters for the months he has the walls, thermal paned windows, adjourned at 8:55 p.m. shop open, then be taken back to Yuma in the winter. The Committee will advise Mr. Spenst of all applicable reMenu quirements in accordance with n, Hancock. ITEM 1: The meeting was called to order at 7:05 p.m. ITEM 2: The minutes from . the Beautification Committee, reported that Bill Goodall did a wonderful job of straightening up the front ofhis home in accorredance with strictions. Both the Beautification Committee and Planning and Zoning will follow up regarding the required fence needed in the backyard. Maxine Mackleprang Karen Greene - The Town investigated whether all three trailers were hooked up to one utility meter. It was determined that two trailers had their own meter, while the third was occasionally piggy backed. Two of the trailers are permanent and over the required 10 feet apart; the third trailer, which is temporary, was not measured for required distance. The Fire Department will investigate to Kanab Senior Citizen Doins1 Planning and Zoning ordinances that apply to both the July July July 22-Swi- ss 24-Clos- steak ed i 5th wheel and outward apchops Meals include salad and vegetable of the day as pearance of his business, which must be in keeping with the A drink and dessert are included. aesthetic appeal of the area. A applicable. motion to approve a CondiActivities tional Use Permit was made by e will Van leave for St. George at 7:30 a.m. Tom Corrigan, seconded by Jim July Utah Home Nurses will be here for Goodnow, with the stipulation July that all requirements are blood pressure and blood sugar testing at 11:00 a.m. abided by. All in favor. trip, weather permitting. 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