January 2006 - No meeting.

February 27, 2006 - Minutes

The Municipal Planning Commission met on the above date and time with the following members present:  Berres, Hasbrook, Kohler, Rife, Teifke and Yurysta (6); Jones (1) absent. 

Ms. RIFE moved to nominate Mr. Hasbrook as Chairman of the Planning Commission and Mr. Yurysta as Vice-Chair.  Seconded by Mr. Kohler.  Roll call:  All members present voting yea, the Chair declared the motion carried. 

Mr. Hasbrook assumed the Chair at this time. 

Mr. TEIFKE moved the minutes of the November 28, 2005, meeting be approved as presented.  Seconded by Ms. Rife.  Roll call:  All members present voting yea, the Chair declared the motion carried. 

Mr. KOHLER moved to set a public hearing on the application by Jeff Morrin, owner, for a change of zoning at 825 Ford Street from M-2 Industrial to C-2 General Commercial for Monday, April 24, 2006, at 7:00 p.m.  Seconded by Mr. Yurysta.  Roll call:  All members present voting yea, the Chair declared the motion carried. 

Mr. KOHLER moved to adjourn to the next regular meeting on Monday, March 27, 2006.  Seconded by Mr. Teifke.  Motion carried v.v.

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March 2006 - No Meeting

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April 24, 2006 - Minutes   

The Municipal Planning Commission met on the above date and time with the following members present:  Jones, Kohler, Rife, Teifke and Yurysta (5); Berres and Hasbrook (2) absent.  Vice-Chairman Yurysta presiding. 

Mr. TEIFKE moved the minutes of the February 27, 2006, meeting be approved as presented.  Seconded by Ms. Rife.  Roll call:  All members present voting yea, the Chair declared the motion carried. 

The Chair opened a public hearing on the application of Jeff A. Morrin, agent for Ford Street Investments LLC, for a change in zoning at 825 Ford Street.  The application requests a change from M-2 Industrial to C-2 General

Commercial for three parcels totaling 1.825 acres. 

The Secretary stated that notice of the hearing was published in the Mirror newspaper and was mailed to owners of property within 300 feet of the subject property. 

The Secretary read a letter from the Building and Zoning Inspector dated April 20, 2006, in which he stated the applicant constructed a building suitable for commercial use with the knowledge that tenants would be limited to uses allowed in an M-2 district.  He said tenants initially complied with the M-2 regulations but recently began retail sales operations.  He added that this request for a change in zoning was submitted after his office notified the owner of the violations of M-2 use regulations.  He also stated he has no objections to the proposed change. 

Fred Collins, 646 Miami Manor, requested additional information regarding the proposed change. 

The Building and Zoning Inspector stated the first tenants were industrial service providers and wholesale sales offices which later added retail sales.  He added that the most recent tenant is primarily a retail operation. 

The Service Director stated the owner also has allowed expanded use of the property to include vehicle parking in parts of the property that were not improved for parking.  He stated the owner previously declined to improve the area and has since brought in gravel for vehicle parking.  He noted that regulations require a parking area be paved. 

Ms. RIFE moved to close the public hearing.  Seconded by Mr. Teifke.  Roll call:  All members present voting yea, the Chair declared the motion carried. 

Messrs. Kohler, Jones, and Yurysta questioned the owner’s motives in the construction of a building suited for a use not permitted in the zoning district and in the rental for a such use.  Mrs. Rife noted that some tenants are local small business proprietors that may not be aware of the zoning restrictions.   

The Law Director said a recommendation of the Commission could be approved or denied by City Council with a simple majority vote or be approved with changes with the affirmative vote of at least six council members. 

Mr. KOHLER moved to recommend approval of the application to change the zoning district boundaries from M-2 to C-2 at 825 Ford Street as requested.  Seconded by Ms. Rife.  Roll call:  Jones, Rife, and Yurysta (3) voting yea; Kohler and Teifke (2) voting nay.  The Chair declared the motion carried by a 3-2 vote. 

The Secretary presented the application by Woodland Town Center LLC for amendment of the Special Use Permit for the Parkway Plaza to allow additional radio antennae on the water tower along with an equipment building at its base.  

Mr. TEIFKE moved to set a public hearing on the application for Monday, May 22, 2006, at 7:00 p.m.  Seconded by Ms. Rife. Roll call:  All members present voting yea, the Chair declared the motion carried. 

The Secretary presented the application of the Mayor for a Special Use Permit to allow construction and operation of a Fire Station at 220 Illinois Avenue.  

Ms. RIFE moved to set a public hearing on the application for Monday, May 22, 2006, at 7:00 p.m.  Seconded by Mr. Teifke.  Roll call:  All members present voting yea, the Chair declared the motion carried. 

Mr. KOHLER moved to adjourn to the next regular meeting on Monday, May 22, 2006.  Seconded by Ms. Rife.

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May 22, 2006 - Minutes  

The Municipal Planning Commission met on the above date and time with the following members present: Berres, Hasbrook, Jones, Rife, Teifke and Yurysta (6); absent Kohler (1).  Chairman Hasbrook presiding.

Mr. TEIFKE moved the minutes of the April 24, 2006, meeting be approved as presented.  Seconded by Mr. Jones.  Roll call: All members present voting yea, the Chair declared the motion carried. 

The Chair opened a public hearing on the application by Sean Craig, Medina, Ohio, agent for Woodland Town Center LLC, for amendment of the Special Use Permit for the Parkway Plaza on Detroit Avenue to allow additional radio antennas on the water tower and an additional equipment building at its base. 

The Secretary stated that notice of the hearing was published in the Mirror newspaper and mailed to owners of property within 300 feet of the subject property.  Each person who spoke was sworn in before giving testimony. 

The Secretary read a letter from the Building and Zoning Inspector (5/16/06) in which he stated the applicant is requesting an amendment to a Special Use Permit for Cingular Wireless to co-locate antennas on the water tower near Town Street.  He stated the proposal is to place an industrialized unit at the base of the tower partially concealed by a brick wall and landscaping to match that of the existing unit and to place six antennas above the existing antennas.  He also said that, although the property is zoned C-1 Neighborhood Commercial, this site is adjacent to residential zoning and that he recommends denial of the proposal because of the additional height of the antennas.   

Mr. Sean Craig stated the antennas are needed to provide service for areas that now lack adequate coverage as documented in a report he provided.   Edward Block, Akron, Ohio, engineer representing the applicant, presented coverage maps, site and landscape plans, elevation drawings, and photographs from three angles of the water tower with antennas and also enhanced photos to show the proposed additional antennas.  Mr. Craig stated that structurally the tower would be sound with this addition and visually there would be no significant change. 

Chairman Hasbrook directed that a copy of all handouts be marked as exhibits for the record. 

The Law Director asked if there were any other existing towers that could service this area.  Mr. Craig responded that there were none and collocation on the water tower avoids erecting another tower. 

Mr. Jerome Parker, Toledo, attorney for the owner, stated that the owners fully support this project and that the proposed changes would hardly be noticed.  Chuck Sala, Toledo, representing the property owners, stated that the additional income stream was vital to the shopping center due to the improvements being made to the shopping center buildings. 

The Building Inspector stated his belief that the drawings were not to scale and could not be relied for visual impact and that the tower site is not within the target area shown on the applicant’s exhibit as required to serve the coverage area.  Mr. Craig responded the drawings were not to scale, although the photos were reasonably close to scale. 

Mr. Tim Sczesny, 923 Argyll Drive, stated that spill over light from the shopping center is a problem for him and his neighbors and asked if the owners could shield neighbors from the lighting. 

Ms. Julie Tillman, 930 Argyll Drive, asked about possible damages to neighboring property from excavation for electrical, etc.   

Mr. Block responded that they always make sure to leave any areas fully restored to their former condition, if not better.  Mr. Sala stated his willingness to work to minimize any problems for neighbors. 

Ms. RIFE moved to close the public hearing.  Seconded by Mr. Yurysta.  

Roll call:  All members present voting yea, the Chair declared the motion carried.

Mr. TEIFKE moved to recommend approval of the application for amendment of the Special Use Permit for the Parkway Plaza to allow additional radio antennas on the water tower along with an equipment building at its base, as proposed.  Seconded by Mr. Yurysta. Roll call: All members present voting yea, the Chair declared the motion carried. 

The Chair opened a public hearing on the application of the Mayor for a Special Use Permit to allow construction and operation of a Fire Station at 220 Illinois Avenue. 

Letters from the Service Director (5/18/06) and the Building and Zoning Inspector (5/17/06) recommending approval of the application were read.  

The Secretary stated that notice of the hearing was published in the Mirror newspaper and mailed to owners of property within 300 feet of the subject property.  Each person who spoke was sworn in before giving testimony. 

James Bell, representing the architect, Poggemeyer Design Group, gave a presentation regarding the design and layout of the proposed fire station.  He stated the building is set back from Illinois Avenue to avoid overhead electrical lines near the street and to provide parking close to the street.  He stated there are seven vehicle and equipment bays of approximately 13,000 square feet and finished office and operations area of approximately 15,000 square feet.  He added that access to Kingsbury would be provided by improving former railroad property with a private drive.  Mr. Bell stated that nearly 68 parking spaces are needed to satisfy the code and that ten additional spaces were provided. 

Fire Chief Monto stated his belief that the parking spaces are needed.  The Service Director stated a traffic study indicates no additional street improvements are needed for this facility. 

Ms. RIFE moved to close the public hearing.  Seconded by Teifke.  Roll call:  All members present voting yea, the Chair declared the motion carried. 

Mr. JONES moved to recommend approval of the application for a Special Use Permit to allow construction and operation of a Fire Station at 220 Illinois Avenue as requested.  Seconded by Mr. Yurysta.  Roll call:  All members present voting yea, the Chair declared the motion carried. 

A proposal for revision of the plat Riverside Commons Plat II and amendment of the Planned Unit Development (PUD) permit was presented.  A letter from the Building and Zoning Inspector (5/17/06) was read.  He stated the revision includes minor modifications for lots number 59 through 64 and 65 through 70.  Minor adjustments to the lot dimensions include a decrease in lot width on all above-mentioned lots; however, the areas of lots number 59 through 64 increased slightly in area and lots 65 through 70 decreased slightly.  Additionally, lots 63 and 64 provide for an additional five feet in depth into the common area and the proposed lot depth will be 75 feet with lots 59 through 62 remaining at 70 feet.  He stated he believes this is a minor modification in that there is no increase in area and/or density to the proposed plat.  As such, he recommended approval of the revised plat and a minor amendment to the PUD. 

A letter from the Service Director (5/22/06) was read.  He stated a change in the sanitary sewer plan was made during construction to replace a single lift station with three smaller units and that the developer had accepted responsibility for their maintenance at the time. 

Each person who spoke was sworn in before giving testimony. 

Mr. R. C. Young, 813 West Sophia Street and majority property owner, stated that he approved of the proposed changes in sanitary lift station and accepted responsibility for the maintenance of the units. 

Mr. HASBROOK moved to approve the revised plat of Riverside Commons, Platt II, and a minor amendment to the PUD permit for the revised plat.  Seconded by Ms. Rife.  Roll call:  All members present voting yea, the Chair declared the motion carried. 

The Secretary presented an application of Fiber Tower for amendment of a Special Use Permit to allow additional antennas on a radio tower at 1375 Conant Street.

Mr. TEIFKE moved to set a public hearing for Monday, June 26, 2006, at 7:00 p.m. on the application of Fiber Tower for amendment of a Special Use Permit to allow additional antennas on a radio tower at 1375 Conant Street.   Seconded by Mr. Hasbrook.  Roll call:  All members present voting yea, the Chair declared the motion carried. 

Ms. RIFE moved to adjourn to the next regular meeting on Monday, June 26, 2006.  Seconded by Mr. Berres.  Motion carried v.v.  

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June 26, 2006 Minutes

The Municipal Planning Commission met on the above date and time with the following members present: Hasbrook, Jones, Rife and Yurysta (4); absent Berres, Kohler and Teifke (3).  Chairman Hasbrook presiding. 

Mr. ­­­JONES moved the minutes of the May 22, 2006, meeting be approved as presented.  Seconded by Mr. Yurysta.   Roll call:  All members present voting yea, the Chair declared the motion carried. 

The Chair opened a public hearing on the application of LLC International, agent for Fiber Tower, for amendment of a Special Use Permit to allow additional antennas on a radio tower at 1375 Conant Street. 

The Secretary stated that notice of the hearing was published in the Mirror newspaper on May 25, 2006. 

The Secretary read a letter from the Building and Zoning Inspector (6/22/06) in which he stated that the applicant is requesting approval to install two 30” round dishes at 100’ above grade on the existing tower and certain ground equipment within the existing enclosure.  He also stated that because of the distance from Conant Street and because adjacent property is zoned M-2 Industrial, he recommends approval. 

No one spoke in favor of or opposition to the proposal.  The Chair moved to close the public hearing.  Seconded by Mr. Yurysta.  Roll call: All members present voting yea, the Chair declared the motion carried. 

Ms. RIFE moved to recommend approval of amendment of a Special Use Permit to allow additional antennas on a radio tower at 1375 Conant Street, as proposed, and subject to the applicant providing evidence of the property owner’s consent.  Seconded by Mr. Yurysta.  Roll call:  All members present voting yea, the Chair declared the motion carried. 

A letter from the Service Director (6/22/06) regarding the approved site plan for the Shops at Fallen Timbers, north of Russell Road and west of Jerome Road, was read.  He stated that in October, 2005, he recommended a condition to the site plan for the Shops at Fallen Timbers that “no further off-site development be allowed until a connector between Russell Road and Jerome Road is approved.”  He now requests that condition of the Amended Site Plan be removed.  He stated that any significant development would require site plan approval and that a connection between Russell and Jerome Road may be addressed at that time. 

A letter from Northwest Ohio Mall, LLC (6/22/06) stating its support for the Service Director’s proposal was read. 

An e-mail from Barton Wageman (6/22/06), attorney for Isaac Development, stating its support for the Service Director’s proposal was read. 

The Service Director said the restriction is no longer needed as a condition of the site plan for the Northwest Ohio Mall LLC development.  He stated that the development agreement and other agreements would provide for a new connector road according to an earlier, more acceptable plan (2004 site plan approval).  He added that the development plan incorporates cash contributions from the developers and a revenue stream that will support phased construction of improvements.

The Law Director stated a public hearing is not required to amend the site plan and that the development plan makes possible public improvements that support the traffic plan favored by commissioners and residents of Jerome Road. 

The Administrator said the Isaac Group is ready to deed property to the city that will provide the right-of-way for a new connector from Russell Road to Jerome Road.  He said that would prevent any increase in traffic on the section of Jerome Road within the city, as the site plan approved in October, 2005, provides. 

Mr. YURYSTA moved to approve the request of the Service Director to amend the conditions of the current approved site plan by removing the condition that stated, “No additional offsite development shall be allowed until an approvable connection can be made between Jerome Road and Russell Road.”  Seconded by Mr. Jones.  Roll call:  All members present voting yea, the Chair declared the motion carried. 

The commissioners requested notice of the amendment and an explanation be sent to owners of Jerome Road property. 

The Secretary reported a minor modification of the Hyde Park Planned Unit Development permit to allow construction of an in-ground pool at 414 Chesterfield Lane was approved according to Resolution No. 2-1999. 

Mr. HASBROOK moved to adjourn to the next regular meeting on Monday, July 24, 2006.  Seconded by Mr. Yurysta.  Motion carried v.v.

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Monday, July 24, 2006

The Municipal Planning Commission met on the above date and time with the following members present:  Berres, Jones, Kohler, Rife, Teifke and Yurysta (6); absent Hasbrook (1).  Vice-Chairman Yurysta presiding. 

Mrs. RIFE moved the minutes of the June 26, 2006, meeting be approved as presented.  Seconded by Mr. Teifke.   Roll call:  All members present voting yea, the Chair declared the motion carried.

The application of Mannik & Smith Group, agent for The Shelly Company, for preliminary and final approval of Arrowhead Pointe, a replat of Lot 111 of Arrowhead Plat Seven, south of Longbow Drive was presented.  A letter from the Service Director (7/19/06) was read.  He recommended that water supply, sanitary sewer, storm sewer and roadway be designed in accordance with city standards; the water line be 12”; and that a 100-foot left-turn lane be installed along the westbound lane of Longbow Drive to accommodate traffic turning onto Arrowhead Pointe Drive from the east.   He recommended approval of the preliminary plat subject to said items. 

A letter from the Building & Zoning Inspector (7/20/06) was read.  He stated that Lot 111 of Arrowhead Plat Seven encompasses 7.857 acres and this plat would create six lots ranging from 1.04 acres to 1.21 acres on a cul-de-sac street.  He added that the developer needs to provide two fire hydrants, “No Parking on this Side of Street” signs on the west side of the street, and “No Parking” signs in the cul-de-sac.  He states he recommends approval of the preliminary plat subject to these items. 

Jeff Waldron, Mannik & Smith Group, and Don Weber, The Shelly Company, presented the proposed plat and stated they accept the above recommendations. 

Mrs. RIFE moved to approve the preliminary plat of Arrowhead Pointe, the replat of Lot 111 of Arrowhead Plat Seven, subject to the recommendations of the Service Director and the Building & Zoning Inspector.  Seconded by Mr. Kohler.  Roll call:  All members present voting yea, the Chair declared the motion carried. 

The application of Maumee Associates for site plan approval for a four-story, 104-unit hotel on Lot 103 of Arrowhead Plat Seven was presented.  A letter from the Building & Zoning Inspector (7/18/06) was read.  He stated that the proposed development is situated on Lot 103, Arrowhead Plat Seven, with an area of 2.552 acres.  He reported that the applicant has appeared before the Arrowhead Architectural Board of Review and received approval for the plans.  He also stated that an additional fire hydrant and additional fire lane signage are needed.  He recommended approval of the site plan subject to the noted items.

A letter from the Service Director (7/20/06) regarding the proposed Residence Inn was read.  He stated that the landscape plan meets the requirements of Chapter 966; storm drainage calculations have been submitted and remain under review; sanitary sewer and water taps shall be installed in accordance with city regulations; a detail of the proposed block retaining wall along Graham Ditch at the southeast portion of the property shall be submitted to the Service Department prior to installation; and, initially, the facility will have a single access drive off of Arrowhead Drive, and an additional ingress/egress point will be created with the installation of the private drive, which will serve the Boulevard at Arrowhead Park development.  He also stated he recommends approval of the site plan subject to the noted items. 

Ira Ury, architect for First Hospitality Group, presented the plans.  He said that access would be from Arrowhead Road and from “The Boulevard,” a private drive being designed to provide access to interior lots and continuing to Ford Street.  He stated he agrees with the comments of the Service Director and the Building & Zoning Inspector.  Mark Rasmus, Maumee Associates, stated he accepts the comments of the Service Director and the Building & Zoning Inspector. 

Mrs. RIFE moved to approve the site plan subject to the following:

1. Storm drainage, sanitary sewer tap, and water tap shall be approved by the Service Director;
2. Graham Ditch retaining wall shall be approved by the Service Director;
3. Fire lane signage shall be installed on the entire south side of the building and on both sides of the front drive; and
4. An additional fire hydrant shall be installed.

Seconded by Mr. Jones.  Roll call:  All members present voting yea, the Chair declared the motion carried. 

Mrs. RIFE moved to adjourn to the next regular meeting on Monday, August 28, 2006.  Seconded by Mr. Teifke.  Motion carried v.v.

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Monday, August 28, 2006 -- Minutes

The Municipal Planning Commission met on the above date and time with the following members present: Berres, Kohler, Rife, Teifke and Yurysta (5); Hasbrook and Jones (2) absent. Vice-Chairman Yurysta presiding.

Mr. TEIFKE moved the minutes of the July 24, 2006, meeting be approved as presented. Seconded by Mrs. Rife. Roll call: All members present voting yea, the Chair declared the motion carried.

The application of Mannik & Smith Group, agent for Northwest Ohio Mall, LLC, for split of irregular lots within the site of the Shops at Fallen Timbers, north of Russell Road, was presented.

A letter from the Building & Zoning Inspector (8/24/06) was read. He stated that the parking for both proposed parcel splits conform to the approved parking ratio of 4½ spaces per thousand square feet and that the architectural review process and all stipulations of the Fallen Timbers Overlay District apply to these proposed splits.

A letter from the Director of Public Service (8/24/06) was read. He stated that property has been deeded to the City for new right-of-way for the Fallen Timbers Lane extension which will provide frontage for Lot A. The Law Director stated a comprehensive access agreement has been drafted for the whole site.

Mrs. RIFE moved to approve the split as recommended provided that access is established by right-of-way or easement. Seconded by Mr. Kohler. Roll call: All members present voting yea, the Chair declared the motion carried.

Mr. KOHLER moved to adjourn to the next regular meeting on Monday, September 25, 2006. Seconded by Mr. Teifke. Motion carried v.v.

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September 2006 - No Meeting

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Monday, October 23, 2006 -- Minutes

The Municipal Planning Commission met on the above date and time with the following members present: Hasbrook, Jones, Kohler, Rife, Teifke and Yurysta (6); Berres (1) absent. Chairman Hasbrook presiding.

Mrs. RIFE moved the minutes of the August 28, 2006, meeting be approved as presented. Seconded by Mr.Yurysta. Roll call: All members present voting yea, the Chair declared the motion carried.

The application of T Mobile USA, Inc., for Special Use Permit to allow construction of a cell phone tower at the rear of the high school property, 1147 Saco Street, was presented.

Mr. KOHLER moved to set a public hearing on the application for Monday, November 27, 2006 at 7:00 p.m. Seconded by Mr. Teifke. Roll call: All members present voting yea, the Chair declared the motion carried.

Mr. TEIFKE moved to adjourn to the next regular meeting on Monday, November 27, 2006. Seconded by Mr. Jones. Motion carried v.v.

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Monday, November 27, 2006 -- Minutes

The Municipal Planning Commission met on the above date and time with the following members present: Berres, Hasbrook, Jones, Rife, Teifke and Yurysta (6); Kohler (1) absent. Chairman Hasbrook presiding.

Mr. YURYSTA moved the minutes of the October 23, 2006, meeting be approved as presented. Seconded by Mrs. Rife. Roll call: All members present voting yea, the Chair declared the motion carried.

Mr. Kohler arrived at this time.

The Chair opened a public hearing on the application of T-Mobile USA, Inc., agent for Maumee City Schools, for Special Use Permit to allow construction of a cell phone tower at the rear of the high school property, 1147 Saco Street. The Secretary stated that notice of the hearing was published in the Mirror newspaper on October 26, 2006 and that notice was mailed to owners of property within 300 feet of the subject property and additional nearby properties on November 7, 2006. The Chair made note of the application and drawings submitted by the applicant.

Letters from the Building and Zoning Inspector (November 21, 2006) and from the Service Director (November 21, 2006) were read. The Law Director stated that this public hearing is an administrative hearing and that the Planning Commission must examine the proposal for compliance with the standards established in the Zoning Code section 1127.14(e), Special Use Permit District - Procedure. Each person who spoke was sworn in before giving testimony.

Mark Jones and Kevin Corriden, 12170 Merriman Road, Livonia, Michigan, agents for T-Mobile, spoke on behalf of the project. Mr. Jones stated a 150-foot monopole would be erected near the northwest corner of the stadium in an area currently used for parking. He said that three additional carriers could co-locate on the tower and equipment enclosures on the ground would be needed for each carrier. He said a paved access roadway would be constructed from the Village Trail Drive service road. Mr. Jones presented information regarding the geographical coverage area and existing towers where co-location of antennas currently exists. He stated there is a small area in this residential neighborhood that is not covered by existing towers and he explained the process used for choosing this location for a new tower. He also provided a photo simulation depicting the proposed tower in relation to the stadium light poles. He said that the county property north of this site was also considered; however, the agreement reached with the school board will generate revenue for the school system.

Ms. Norma Flores, 1211 Craig Road, spoke on behalf of a neighborhood group voicing their concerns over the project and presenting a list of questions for consideration. She expressed concern for the impact on neighbors and school children citing efforts in other states to ban cell phone towers near schools. She stated she believes property values will be negatively affected due to the presence of the proposed tower in this residential neighborhood.

Mark Jones stated the power output (400 watts) of these antennas is less than high voltage power transmission lines and offered to have the ground level effects measured by an independent third party. He added that the tower and antennas are regulated by the FCC, FAA, and the Ohio PUCO.

Mr. John Shattuck, 1221 Village Trail, suggested that the City should choose the third party and not the applicant.

Mr. Frank Ruggiero, 1316 Anderson, stated that he knows that there is a T-mobile customer across from the railroad tracks who is able to use their phone just fine.

The Chair requested the administration to provide additional information regarding issues raised at this hearing.

Mr. TEIFKE moved to continue the public hearing on January 22, 2007. Seconded by Mr. Jones. Roll call: All members present voting yea, the Chair declared the motion carried.

An application of Nextel West, Inc., agent for Detroit Avenue Plaza, LLC, for amendment of a Special Use Permit to allow additional antennas to be placed on the water tower at the Parkway Plaza was read.

Mr. YURYSTA moved to set a public hearing on the application for Monday, January 22, 2007 at 7:00 p.m. Seconded by Mr. Teifke. Roll call: All members present voting yea, the Chair declared the motion carried.

Mr. KOHLER moved to adjourn to the next regular meeting on Monday, January 22, 2006. Seconded by Mr. Hasbrook. Motion carried v.v.

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December 2006 - No meeting.