Planning Commission Minutes — 2022-12-07
Minutes December 7, 2022 · 2 page(s)
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Minutes of the Queenstown Planning Commission meeting on December 7, 2022. Attendees were listed and two guests spoke: Jenny and Graerne Walton (Old Wharf Lane) described plans for a pool fence that would sit slightly in front of the house, blend with landscaping, and meet code with a self-latching gate; the plans were noted as not appearing to conflict with town code. Barry Waterman discussed property behind Friel's and the possibility of annexing into town limits; he estimated about one acre developable and suggested uses included a warehouse or a small tradesman business, and a commissioner recommended he consult the county about limitations. Town manager updates noted a contractor should start decking work at the town docks within a week, a tree lighting on 12/9 (6–8 pm), and a Christmas party on 12/15. Actions: preliminary approval of a plot-line revision for 646 Del Rhodes subject to a revised plot plan; the Planning Commission recommended approval to the Board of Appeals of a Type 2 occupation special exception for Old Wharf Lane Barbershop; the commission was not inclined to provide parking relief for Wheatlands; concerns were raised about a goose blind and hunting on Dudley and Wheatlands properties; November 2 and November 22 minutes were approved and the meeting adjourned at 8:16 pm.
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Queenstown Planning Meeting December 7,2022 Minutes ATTENDING: In person: Matt Reno, Mike Bowell, Phil Snyder, and Peter Johnston; Virtual - Amy Moore and Geneva Rieu. Chairman Phil Snyder called meeting to order at 7:00 pm. GUESTS: Jenny and Graerne Walton: Old Wharf Lane; need fence around the pool, but fence line would be slightly in front of house, want to blend the fence in with landscaping so that it is barely seen, will be up to code with self-latching gate to be insured; plans do not appear to interfere with town code. Barry Waterman: discussion of property behind Friel's and possibly annexing into town boundaries; after estimating growth allocation approximately one acre is developable; potentially a warehouse, small business for tradesman; Peter Johnston recommended Mr. Waterman approach county to discuss limitations. PUBLIC COMMENT: None TOWN MANAGER UPDATES: Contractor should be starting within next week on decking in town at docks Tree lightingl2/9 6-8 pm Christmas Party 12/15 OLD BUSINESS: Wheatland's- Oversized Parking- commissioners reviewed but question about parking in Steamboat Village; work on aux parking was supposed to start week of Thanksgiving; should special exception be put into code for development? PC not inclined to provide relief Queenstown Corridor Plan: PC should attend a commissioner's meeting to explain context and why it should be a focus; Mike Bowell agreed to take the lead NEW BUSINESS: Subdivision application:646 Del Rhodes; plot line revision; Peter Johnston suggests prelim approval, simple plot line change, requests revised plot plan; Mike Bowell motion for prelim approval subject to revised plot plan to condense plots, Matt Reno seconded, no further discussion, no appose. Special Exception Application: Old Wharf Lane Barbershop; Matt Reno motioned Planning Commission recommends to the Board of Appeals that the special exception for type 2 occupation be approved, Mike Bowell seconded, no further discussion, no oppose Concems over goose blind erected on Dudley property and hunting within town limits; may be language in annexation agreements to allow hunting on larger properties (Dudley, Wheatlands) MINUTES: November 2,2022: Matt Reno motioned to approve, Mike Bowell second, no oppose November 22,2022 (special meeting): Matt Reno motioned to approve, Mike Bowell second, no oppose There being no further business, Mike Bowell motioned to adjourn at 8:16 pm. Matt Reno second, no oppose pectfully submitted, eva Thrasher-Rieu