PLAN COMMISSION 2014/06/11 Agenda
The City of Lake Forest
Plan Commission Agenda - Revised
Regular Meeting Wednesday, June 11, 2014
City Hall Council Chambers, 220 E. Deerpath
6:30 P.M.
John L. Anderson
Lloyd Culbertson
Michael Ley, Chairman
Jeff Kuchman
Guy Berg
Augie Ziccarelli
James Carris
Plan Commission meetings are broadcast live on Cable TV
1. Introduction of Commissioners and staff.
2. Public Hearing and Action: Continued consideration of a request for approval
of modifications to a previously approved development plan for a portion of the
Amberley Woods Development. The requested approvals include: 1)
amendments to the Special Use Permit; 2) approval of alternate site, landscape
and tree removal plans; 3) approval of amendments to the plat of subdivision to
consolidate lots, modify established setbacks and eliminate drainage easements;
4) approval of two drive through facilities and a bank as special uses; and 5)
approval of variances from the City Code as needed. Given the lengthy
testimony heard by the Commission to date on this petition, the Commission
requests that testimony be limited to new information and comments on revised
materials submitted by the petitioner.
The retail center is proposed on an approximately 8.5 acre portion of the
Amberley Woods development. The site is located on the southeast corner of
Route 60 and Saunders Road. The plan proposes a commercial development
comprised of retail, restaurant and limited service businesses. A Whole Foods
Market is proposed as the anchor tenant.
Property Owner: Supera Asset Management
Contract Developer: Shiner Group, LLC on behalf of SCP Amberley, LLC
William Shiner, Chairman and CEO, Sam Ankin, Principal
Consultants: Michael Bleck, P.E., Bleck Engineering; Peter Theodore, Camburas
& Theodore; Tim Sjogren, Traffic Engineer, TADI
Potential Tenant: Michael Bashaw, President, Whole Foods Market, Inc.
3. Public Hearing and Action: Continued consideration of a Code Amendment
relating to Medical Cannabis Dispensaries and Cultivation Centers in response to
recent State legislation. The proposed amendment would establish a Special Use
Process and criteria for evaluating petitions, if any are received, for these types
of facilities.
4. Public Testimony on non-agenda items.
5. Additional information from staff.
Mandatory Adjournment Time – 11:00 p.m.
MEETING PROCEDURES
Plan Commission meetings follow the
procedures outlined below. In the spirit
of fairness to all parties, any of these
procedures may be modified for a
particular item at the discretion of the
Chairman.
1. Introduction of the item by the
Chairman
2. Declaration of conflicts of interest
or ex parte contacts by members of
the Commission.
3. Presentation by the Petitioner - not
to exceed 20 minutes.
4. Identification of Issues by Staff -
not to exceed 5 minutes.
5. Questions or requests for
clarification from Commission to
Petitioner or Staff.
6. Public Testimony - not to exceed 5
minutes per speaker.
7. Opportunity for cross examination.
8. Staff response to public testimony -
not to exceed 5 minutes.
9. Petitioner rebuttal - not to exceed
10 minutes.
10. Final questions from Commission
to Petitioner or Staff.
11. Commission discussion and
comment
12. Commission Action
Mandatory Adjournment time - 11:00
p.m.
The mandatory adjournment time can be
extended by a vote of the Commission or
at the discretion of the Chairman.