File #: 15-173    Version: 1 Name:
Type: Resolution Status: Approved
File created: 5/8/2015 In control: City Council
On agenda: 5/26/2015 Final action: 5/26/2015
Title: Communication from the City Manager and the Director of Community Development with a Recommendation from the Planning & Zoning Commission and Staff to APPROVE a RESOLUTION, which Approves a PRELIMINARY AND FINAL PLAT for HOMOLKA SUBDIVISION, a Minor Subdivision, with Waivers, and Approves a PRIVATE DRIVEWAY MAINTENANCE AGREEMENT for the Property Located at 3410 N. KNOXVILLE AVENUE (Parcel Identification No. 14-28-451-007), Peoria, IL (Council District 3). Case PZ 15-23
Indexes: Goal 3 - Beautiful Peoria, Reinvest in neighborhoods
Attachments: 1. Attachment A to Memo - Resolution, 2. Attachment A to Resolution - Subdivision Plats, 3. Attachment B to Resolution - Legal Description, 4. Attachment C to Resolution - Maintenance Agreement, 5. Attachment B to Memo - Surrounding Zoning, 6. Attachment C to Memo - Commission Minutes
ACTION REQUESTED:  
Title
Communication from the City Manager and the Director of Community Development with a Recommendation from the Planning & Zoning Commission and Staff to APPROVE a RESOLUTION, which Approves a Preliminary and Final Plat for HOMOLKA SUBDIVISION, a Minor Subdivision, with Waivers, and Approves a Private Driveway Maintenance Agreement for the Property Located at 3410 N. KNOXVILLE AVENUE (Parcel Identification No. 14-28-451-007), Peoria, IL (Council District 3).  Case PZ 15-23
 
Body
BACKGROUND:  
Petitioner:              Michael Cochran of Austin Engineering Company for Rebecca Homolka
 
Current use:              Vacant land
 
Proposed use:        A three-lot subdivision, which includes one single-family lot and two
duplex lots, with an outlot as a utility and access easement.
 
Present zoning:              R-2 (Single-Family Residential) District
 
Proposed zoning:       No change.  
 
The property is
surrounded by:      Surrounded by R-2 and R-4 (Single Family Residential) District to the north, R-1 (Single-Family Residential) District to the west, R-6 (Multi-Family Residential) District to the south and R-4 (Single-Family Residential) District to the east.
 
Future land use
designation:        Low density residential. The low-density residential land use designation includes residential development below 7.26 dwelling units per acre.
 
Acreage:      Approximately 1.42 Acres
 
 
STAFF COMMENTS
1.      Petitioner should coordinate with Ken Andrejasich for address blocks prior to recording.
 
REQUESTED WAIVERS
 
Code Requirement
Requested Waiver
Planning & Zoning Commission  Recommendation
Staff Recommendation
1. Appendix C, Article 2.13.6.A.3.: For subdivisions having fewer than five lots, no duplex lots are permitted.
1. Waiver to Allow Duplexes for Subdivisions with Fewer than 5 lots: The proposal includes a 3-lot subdivision with 2 lots designated for duplex development.
Approve
Approve
2. Appendix C, Article 9.2.1.: Every subdivision lot shall have frontage on a publicly dedicated street or on an approved private street
2. Waiver to Allow a Private Driveway in Place of the Required Private Street: A waiver is requested to allow for a private driveway to serve all three lots, as opposed to a private street.
Approve
Approve
 
REQUESTED CONDITIONS
 
Condition
Detail
Planning & Zoning Commission Recommendation
Staff Recommendation
1. Plat Revision
1. Revise the sixth general note to refer to the Access Easement (not a private drive) on the preliminary plat.
Support
Support
2. Plat Revision
2. Revise scale to 1=100' on the final plat.
Support
Support
3. Maintenance Agreement
3. Since the driveway is within an outlot (not on private property), a maintenance agreement detailing responsibility for ownership and maintenance must be submitted and approved.
Support
Support
4. Storm Water Detention
4. Storm water detention is required for this subdivision. A note should be added to both the preliminary and final plat to reflect this requirement. TR-55 (or other acceptable method) is required for any project that increases impervious area by more than 0.5 acre, cumulative over the last 5 years. For projects that will increase impervious area by less than 0.5 acres, storm water detention is required using the City's simplified rational method.
Support
Support
 
 
 
 
PAST ACTIONS:
 
Date
Zoning
1931 to 1958
A (One Family Dwelling) District
1958 to 1963
A (One Family) District
1963 to 1990
R-1 (Low Density Residential) District
1990 to the present
R-2 (Single Family Residential) District
 
 
FINANCIAL IMPACT:  N/A
 
NEIGHBORHOOD CONCERNS:  A concerned citizen and neighbor of the proposed subdivision, opposes the development of land into duplex lots. He has lived near this parcel for 21 years and he fears the owners of the property would not do routine maintenance. The rental properties in the area continue to deteriorate. He said there are plenty of existing rental properties in the area and he does not believe there is a need for more.
      
IMPACT IF APPROVED: The property could be developed as a three-lot subdivision that includes one single-family lot and two duplex lots, with an outlot as a utility and access easement.
 
IMPACT IF DENIED:  The property could not be developed with duplexes.  
 
ALTERNATIVES: N/A
 
EEO CERTIFICATION NUMBER: N/A
 
WHICH OF THE GOALS IDENTIFIED IN THE COUNCIL'S 2014 - 2029 STRATEGIC PLAN DOES THIS RECOMMENDATION ADVANCE?
 
1. Attractive Neighborhoods with Character: Safe and Livable      
 
WHICH CRITICAL SUCCESS FACTOR(S) FROM THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN DOES THIS RECOMMENDATION IMPLEMENT?
 
1. Reinvest in neighborhoods.      
 
DEPARTMENT: Community Development