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Planning commission approves Deercrest plat change, winery storage, and JD Machine expansion; forwards Woodsonia items to council
Summary
Pleasant View’s planning commission approved a Deercrest phase 4 plat correction, a winery site-plan amendment for a 12,000 sq ft storage building, and a 24,000 sq ft expansion for JD Machine; it recommended the Woodsonia/Far West subdivision and development agreement to City Council after traffic and funding discussion.
The Pleasant View City Planning Commission on March 5 approved three separate land-use actions and forwarded two Woodsonia/Far West items to the City Council for final action.
Deercrest Phase 4 (Item 2A): Staff reported a corrected storm-drain alignment and boundary adjustments for Deercrest Phase 4; staff recommended approval after the developer addressed prior review comments. Commissioner Dean moved and Commissioner John seconded the motion to approve the subdivision plat amendment for approximately 1373 West, 4050 North in Deercrest Phase 4; the commission voted unanimously to approve, with final administrative corrections handled through DRC.
Winery site-plan amendment (Item 2B): The commission approved a site-plan amendment adding a 12,000-square-foot storage building north of an existing restaurant on Parkland Boulevard. Staff said the proposed plan provides 24 parking stalls (two ADA) and includes screening for a loading dock; the commission accepted DRC’s recommendation regarding an additional driveway and approved the site plan with the engineering memo’s conditions.
JD Machine expansion (Item 2C): JD Machine requested a 24,000-square-foot east-side building addition and changes to circulation and parking. Staff said the plan provides 210 parking stalls including six ADA stalls and that a previously granted two-foot setback variance remains in place. The applicant described local hiring and apprenticeship efforts. The commission opened a public hearing (no public comment), then voted to approve the site plan with outstanding engineering corrections.
Woodsonia/Far West items (Items 2D and 4A): The commission recommended that City Council approve a preliminary subdivision and a development agreement for the Woodsonia/Far West commercial project; staff explained that Pleasant View would administer regional reimbursements (WHOG) to the developer after verifying work. Commissioners raised traffic and stormwater distribution concerns; a commissioner voted against the subdivision recommendation and another commissioner opposed the development-agreement recommendation. The development-agreement recommendation will appear in the City Council packet for Friday.
