Planning Commission Minutes — 2022-06-01
Minutes June 1, 2022 · 2 page(s)
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The Queenstown Planning Commission met June 1, 2022 with Chair Phil Snyder and six members/staff present. BPAC representative Bob Zillig gave an annual parks/connectivity report and noted the County will seek consultant proposals for a Trails Master Plan. The Commission granted preliminary subdivision/plat approval for Wheatland’s property (motion by Matt Reno, seconded by Mike Bowell, no opposition); the DRRA had not been submitted because of a division of ownership and commissioners are still working on it. Public commenters raised concerns about the nearby Kevin Dey property (tree removal, flooding, privacy). Town Manager updates included Lacrosse Homes parking relief ideas (possible tot lot and fence), code updates to 2021 standards, and boat-storage rules; there was no update on the town dock. Other business: boat landing/parking improvements (ribbon cutting and suggestion for a small floating dock), the town did not receive the FY2023 Community Parks and Playground grant, and Peter Johnston will draft an outline for a Corridor Plan; minutes from April 6 and May 4 were approved and the meeting adjourned at 8:41 pm.
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Queenstown Planning Commission Minutes June 1,2022 Present: Phil Snyder, Chairman, Matt Reno, Vice-Chair, Geneva Thrasher-Rieu, Secretary, Mike Bowell, Paul Cain, Amy Moore, Town Manager and Peter Johnston, Town Planner. Called to order 7:00 pm Guests: Bob Zillig (BPAC): Annual report for Parks Dept for heavy areas of connectivity issues for bikes/pedestrians, wants to explore alignment with Town Master Trails Plan; County will be developing bid for proposals for consultant to develop Trails Master Plan; Kevin Shearan: Seeking preliminary subdivision approval of Wheatland's property; DRRA not submitted because of division of ownership with Town Commissioners; Matt Reno motioned to approve the preliminary subdivision/plat approval, Mike Bowell seconded, no oppose; Public Comments: Joe and Kay Kelkowski, Aker Road, would like more information about Kevin Dey property, concems about the number of trees that must be taken down, concems about flooding, concems about privacy; Bill Lehew, 316 Melvin Ave; also voiced his concems about flooding, noise buffering on the Dey property. Town Manager Updates: Lacrosse Homes: met with maintenance, walked area to discuss possible parking relief; "tot lot" considered; fence would be installed; Commissioner's introduced ordnances to update codes to 202I standards; update ofstorage ofboats on blocks ifboat has a keels; public hearing end of June. No update on town dock. Old Business: 1. Wheatland's: commissioner's working on DRRA, not a done deal; Town Manager suggested Planning Commission attend a meeting or put opinion in writing, Peter Johnston suggests planning a meeting with Commissioner's to discuss DRRA; 2.Boat landing and parking area improvements: ribbon cutting ceremony; suggested a small floating dock to access boat once launched; 3. Community Parks and Playground Program Grant Funding FY 2023: did not receive grant 4. Commercial and oversized vehicle parking: 5. Critical Area Commission updates: 6. Road Design Standards: 7. Landscape Guidelines: 8. Corridor Plan: Peter will work on outline, framework, discussion points New Business: 1. Minutes 4-6-2022: Matt Reno motioned to approve, Paul Cain2nd, no discussion, no oppose. 2. Minutes 5-4-2022: Matt Reno motioned to approve, Paul Cain 2nd, no discussion, no oppose. There being no further business, Mike Bowell motioned to adjourn meeting at 8:41 pm, 2nd Matt Reno, no oppose. slnit y'esRecttullv th Fl t t/4'v\ouo !/ deneva Thrasher-Ri