District 1 Advisory Board
Regular MeetingWichita, KS · January 4, 2017
Agenda
DISTRICT I ADVISORY BOARD AGENDA
January 4, 2017, 6:30 p.m.
Atwater Neighborhood Resource Center
2755 E. 19th St. N., Wichita, KS 67214
ORDER OF BUSINESS
Call to Order
Approval of agenda for January 4, 2017
Approval of minutes for December 5, 2016
Public Agenda
Board will hear public issues from individual citizens regarding City issues not scheduled on the agenda. Each
presentation is limited to five minutes unless extended by the Board.
1. Scheduled Items
No Items
2. Off Agenda Items
Individuals present that did not request to speak prior to the meeting may speak at this time.
Staff Reports
3. Fire Report
Fire Department will provide information on activity in the District I community.
Recommended Action: Receive and file
4. Police Report
Police Department will provide information on activity in the District I community.
Recommended Action: Receive and file
5. Library Report
Library staff will provide information on activity in the District I community.
Recommended Action: Receive and file
6. Park & Recreation Report
Park & Recreation staff will provide information on activity in the District I community.
Recommended Action: Receive and file
New Business
7. Public Works and Utility Department
Don Henry will present this information. Results of the Stormwater Utility’s Cost of Service Analysis,
identified revenue requirements, and resulting service levels. Staff will soon be presenting ordinance revisions to
Council that will establish two things: 1) a base rate for all stormwater customers; and 2) establish a new method
for calculating residential stormwater bills.
8. CON2016-00047 LC Limited Commercial (GO) subject to Protective Overlay PO #134
Dale Miller, Metropolitan Area Planning Department, will present this request. The applicant is requesting
an amendment to Protective Overlay #134 (“PO” #134) on the undeveloped LC Limited Commercial (“LC”)
zoned property located on the southeast corner of East Central Avenue and North Vassar Avenue Provision B. of
PO #134 states that:
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B. Even though the property is zoned LC, the property would be restricted to uses permitted by right in
the Neighborhood Retail (“NR”) district as follows: single-family; duplex; multi-family; accessory
apartment; assisted living; church; day care, limited and general; library; utility, minor; automated
teller machine; bed and breakfast inn; medical service; office, general; parking area, commercial;
agriculture; personal care service; personal improvement service and a restaurant that exceeds 2,000
square feet. No sound amplification systems for projecting music or human voice shall be permitted
on the property. No menu or order boards are permitted. Drive-through service is permitted but is
restricted to a pick-up window only.
The applicant proposes to allow a sound amplification systems for projecting the human voice and an outdoor menu
board, which is prohibited in PO #134, thus the proposed amendment. The result of the proposed amendment would
be a drive-through restaurant. The applicant’s elevation shows the restaurant as being one of several tenants of a
commercial strip building.
RECOMMENDATION: There has been no change to the development pattern in the area located east of the
Hillside – Central Avenues intersection since the 2012 zoning case, ZON2012-00014. The proposed amendment
disrupts that development pattern by proposing a more intense commercial use into an established and well
maintained single-family residential neighborhoods.
Based upon information available prior to the public hearings, planning staff recommends that the request for the
amendment that would allow a restaurant with an order board and a sound amplification system for projecting the
human voice allowing drive through service be DENIED based on 5 findings.
However, if the MAPC finds the proposed amendment to allow a sound amplification systems for
projecting the human voice and an outdoor menu board for a drive-through restaurant appropriate they
must provide findings to support the amendment.
9. ZON2016-60 SF-5 Single-Family Residential (SF-5) to MF-18 Multi-Family Residential (MF-18)
Dale Miller, Metropolitan Area Planning Department, will present this request. The applicant requests MF-18
Multi-Family zoning on 13.82 acres (28 lots and reserves) platted as Falcon Falls East Addition to allow additional
housing options with the subdivision. The lots meet the Unified Zoning Code (UZC) minimum lot dimensions and
size for MF-18 zoning. Generally located east of North Hillside Avenue approximately one-half mile north of 45th
Street North.
The site and the surrounding neighborhood are zoned SF-5 Single-Family Residential and SF-20 Single-Family
residential. Normandy Park Addition, south of the subject site, has six, two acre lots with only two lots that are
developed. East of the site is unplatted acreage that is located in the county. West of the subject site, across Hillside,
is Falcon Falls 3rd Addition, which is currently undeveloped. North of the site is Falcon Falls Addition, Falcon
Falls 2nd Addition, and Falcon Falls East Addition. Less than one-quarter mile south of the subject site on the west
side of Hillside is Falcon Falls 6th Addition, which is a 43 lot two-family subdivision under construction.
USD 259 Wichita Heights High School is located at the southwest corner of East 53rd Street North and North
Hillside Avenue. Wichita Heights has approximately 1,150 students and 150 faculty and staff.
RECOMMENDATION: Based upon information available prior to the public hearings, planning staff
recommends that the request be APPROVED.
10. ZON2016-61 SF-5 Single-Family Residential (SF-5) to NR Neighborhood Retail (NR)
Dale Miller, Metropolitan Area Planning Department, will present this request. The applicant requests NR
Neighborhood Retail zoning on 2.74 acres, a portion of Reserve B, platted as Falcon Falls East Addition to allow
local commercial development. The site and the surrounding neighborhood are zoned SF-5 Single-family
Residential and LC Limited Commercial. South and east of the subject site are SF-5 zoned, undeveloped Falcon
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Falls East Subdivision lots. West of the subject site across Hillside, is Falcon Falls Addition, which is currently
developed with single-family residences. North of the site is SF-20 Single-Family Residential and LC developed
with a single family residence associated with a nonconforming business use located in the county. All four corners
of East 53rd Street and North Hillside are zoned LC USD 259 Wichita Heights High School is located at the
southwest corner of East 53rd Street North and North Hillside Avenue. Wichita Heights has approximately 1,150
students and 150 faculty and staff.
RECOMMENDATION: Based upon information available prior to the public hearings, planning staff
recommends that the request be APPROVED.
Board Agenda
11. Updates, Issues and Reports
Opportunity is provided for the Council Member and the District Advisory Board members to report any
activities, events, or concerns in the neighborhoods and/or Council District.
Recommended Action: Receive and file
The next DAB I meeting will be held at 6:30 p.m., February 6, 2017, at the Atwater Neighborhood Resource Center,
2755 E. 19th St. N., Wichita, KS 67214.
Adjourn