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MINUTES
REGULAR MEETING
PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
RIVERSIDE, MISSOURI
Thursday, November 9, 2006
7:00 p.m.
The Planning and Zoning Commission for the City of Riverside, Missouri, met in regular session in the
Board of Aldermen Chambers at City Hall, 2950 NW Vivion Road, Riverside, Missouri.
Commission Chair Barbara Snyder, called the meeting to order at 7:05 p.m. Answering roll call were Al
Bowman, David Hurt, Stephen King, Aaron Locke, Evelyn Poe, Raye Sanders, and Harold Snoderley.
Members absent: Mark Salyer and Ray Uhl. Also present: Mike Duffy and Jackie Carlson, SKW, Brent
Miles, Director of Planning and Economic Development, and Jane Henry, Executive Administration
Assistant.
Approval of Minutes from Since the minutes were unavailable, Commissioner Poe made a motion to
October 12, 2006 and table the approval of minutes of the regularly scheduled meeting on
October 26, 2006 October 12, 2006, as presented. Commissioner Sanders seconded and the
motion was approved.
Since the minutes were unavailable, Commissioner Hurt made a motion to
table the approval of minutes of the regularly scheduled meeting on
October 26, 2006, as presented. Commissioner Snoderley seconded and
the motion was approved.
Public Hearing: Chair Snyder opened the public hearing. Commissioner Sanders recused
To consider amending the herself. Planning and Development Director Miles presented the staff
approved development report. He told the commission that because this is a public hearing,
plan for the Gatewoods notification has gone out to surrounding property owners within 185 feet
Planned Development for of said property and the hearing was advertised in the local newspaper.
rear yard setbacks for Lot T.E. Woods Construction has made a request to revise the approved
51, also known as 5024 development plan for the Gatewoods PD regarding Lot 51. Miles
NW Flintridge Drive reminded the commission that because of the unique configuration of the
land, several setbacks have been amended. This one is no different than
the previous cases.
A resident, Norma Parrott, 5031 Woodside, voiced her concerns about
storm water run -off. Staff will look at her situation next week but added
that it was not relevant for the setback hearing.
Commissioner Hurt made a motion to approve the set back.
Commissioner King seconded and all voted in favor of the motion.
Public Hearing: Chair Snyder opened the public hearing. Planning and Development
To consider amending Director Brent Miles introduced the topic. Miles related the UDO to the
Riverside Municipal Code Master Plan and how it will implement the plan. A key element the
repealing and replacing citizens expressed in the ETC survey was their dissatisfaction with the
"Title IV: Land Use" image and appearance of the city. Also, citizens want care to be taken of
with a new Unified the area streams and they want higher design. The UDO will implement
Development Ordinance the vision of the citizen survey and the vision of the master plan. It will
increase the clarity and usability of the zoning code. The document is
unified with applications and procedures combined and all the various
definitions combined and re- stated in one place in the document. These
two things should promote ease of use.
The biggest changes were that 11 zoning districts were consolidated into 7
districts and landscaping and signage requirements. Zeke Young, Red X,
asked if existing signs would be allowed and was told that they would be
considered as a legal, non - conforming use.
Mike Duffy, SKW, asked that the public hearing be continued until next
week.
Commissioner Poe suggested having 4 representatives for each ward and
she would like members to be able to hold 2 terms and to serve again at a
later date. Miles said he would review the statutes as they relate to the
composition of the commission.
Chair Snyder said the public hearing will be continued until November
16. There were no objections from the commission.
General Discussion Miles thanked the commission for its hard work on the UDO.
Adjournment Commissioner Locke made a motion to adjourn. Commissioner Hurt
seconded. The motion passed and the meeting was adjourned.
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