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Home My WebLink About1964-06-30; Planning Commission; Minutes. ""3 i CITY OF CARLSBAD : Minutes of: PLANNING COMMISSION Date of Meeting: June 30, 1964 (Adjourned Meeting) i ', , , ' '. i Time of Meeting: 7:30 P. M. : Na me '8 ; : Place of Meeting: Council Chambers ; of "%+ ' '9p8 I I ',?$@\,+,&@ : :""""-"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""l""""""""" : Member ,olhp.,cn.p "","" 4'4 i ROLL CALL was answered by Commissioners McCarthy, i i;:;:: : Grant, Palmer Lamb, McComas and Sutherland. Also ; !:I!;: I present were City Manager Mama-, City Attorney Wilso4, ,'*I;: i!!!:: i and City Planner Melton. I 1 *I I I :I;::: : Chairman Palmer announced that the first item the * I ii:!!i I Commission would consider would be the proposed ordinaice I::!:: #;*I1* i regulating underground utilities. * I ;:l:14 I p:: I ;:lI:; : FRANK DeVORE, Governmental Right of Way Supervisor ,! i San Diego Gas and Electric Company, stated that he had : i!!:;: i met with the Mayors from Oceanside, Escondido and othe; :::::: : cities in the County, and A1 Sugg Manager of the Oceanside 'II:); :::::; i Branch of the San Diego Gas & Electric Co. , and they wete :::;:I : in complete agreement with having underground utilitiesin! ;::'I* ,:I::: ! subdivision, with the exception of the underground servicd I - ::i;:: : for television and radio reception or otherwise concealed ; 1+18 I1 cable. When discussing this with the League of California ; i;:;:! : Cities they were of the opinion that the ornamental street! ;::::: i Lights would be up to each city. There was also the questibn I*::;! :::;:; ; of how many lots would be in the subdivision before this :;;a:1 i would be required. There was an escape clause as the i I::':: 1:;::: : Planning Commission has the right to make any modificatipn. I::::: I He reported there is a subdivision going in now with 1 I 1::: : telephone and utilities going underground. These lines ard 1;;::; I@ I installed under the Underwriters and State Safety Rules. : iIiiii i The State requires that the direct burial must have 48" of i ;;I!;: ; cover. The Telephone Company and the SDG&E Co. are i :;I:;: I working together on this, and if they are given the owner- : ::I::: : ship, they will maintain the lines . I :;::;: I I I I ::j;:: !:I::! ;'::::I I lots should have these underground utilities and ornamentael i;i:i: : street lights; that the Cost might be approximately $150, tb :iIili $350. per lot; that the subdivider could get the money back 11 '1: : when he sold the lots; if individuals build between subdivi-i 'f(II' I dons, it might necessitate a variance. I i The following was also discussed: I' I , ' .', ', ', '' \ ' " I I I '*.'".. ',' "",8 ',, ', '\, '., ', ', * I 1 I I I' + ;lll I I 01 Pointes discussed were that a subdivision with 5 or more i ::'I:: 1 I :;;::: I ::;:;I I ;: diii ;I +! I :I, 1 I I b I I '$1 1 I Television and radio reception shall be provided by an ! : underground or otherwise concealed cable and one central! antenna as shown on the approved plot plan. 1 It was felt that this was too expensive now and that systernb : will be developed which will be better than those now availb ::ii: i able. This could be recommended but not made mandatoty ::I I:;:: : at this time. : The question was asked, if the City has a subdivision I could they limit them from having an antenna on another :I1 ; part of the house after the subdivision is completed. i The City Attorney stated that this could be placed in the : :::;: : deed restrictions of thp subdivisions, but this is difficult i:::i I 4 ::':: 11; I I ;I::! :: I !ii!! I !::ti e;:ll I::': 11:; * * 1:;:: I I i:::: * 1:::: ;: :;: 8 I ':I :;;:I I I * I I I ordinance requiring underground television service how ! I I for the City to enforce unless it is in a City ordinance. : 1 After further discussion, a motion was made to have the i McCarthyI :X;X: ; : City Attorney draw up an ordinance being guided by the i Grant \*i :X: i i i memorandum from the City 3Aanager regulating undergrouhd Palmer ; i ! : i utilities for subdivisions with 5 or more lots, and omittinb Lamb : : ;x: ! ; that portion pertaining to underground tetevision and radid McComas: : : : i reception. Sutherland i p; I: ; : : OLD BUSINESS: i (b) Revision of the Industrial Zoning Ordinance - i Amendments to C-1 , C-2 and M Zones v * I I I I:;!;; * I I ,I/:?- I I ,:;:: I I 'I;:; p;:; I I I :;;:; ::::; :I* I I I I I The Chairman announced the Commission are referring : i to Roman Numeral No. 2 of the proposed amendment to I ;lo1* 11:; 14;; 1 ::!!s Al" "-2" --d:-"-e I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I -2- updating the commercial zoning in order that future commercial enterprises wilt be more compatible with neighborhood uses, and so the City will be in a better : : position to invite light industry to the City. I 1 I I I I The Commission discussed the uses in the present C-1 ana I the uses permitted in the C-1 taken from Stanford Researdh ; Institute's recommendations and agreed upon the following: I See C-1 and C-2 attached hereto. I In order to expedite these amendments, the Chairman i i appointed the following committees to consider M-1 and : : M-1 -A, taking drom the old ordinance and using suggestiobs from DMJM and those under Roman numeral No. 2; and : i stated that he would be willing to help them if they wished; i Commissioners Lamb and McCarthy to serve on the M-1 i ; zoning committee. : Commissioners Grant and Suthertand to serve on the i M-1 -A zoning committee. : The committees agreed to meet in the Council Chambers. ; i The City Manager announced that Ken Norwood from : DMJM would be at the City Hall on Thursday, July 2,19643, i to interview department heads and to find out what the Citg's : goals and objectives are; how far do you want to go, and i i what the Commission and community want. I I I I I I 8 I 0 I I I I I I I t t I I I I I I I t t I I * I I I I I I 8 I I I 1 I I I I I I I I I ADJOURNMENT: By proper motion the meeting was adjourned at 10:28 P.M. I I : to July 9, 1964, P.M. W: the Magnolia School, 1905 I i Magnolia Avenue. I I" i3 espectfuily"submitted, I I I t I I I * I b I I I I I t I I I I I I I I ROm M. SOUSA I 'Recording Secretary I I ii;;!: I 1 t I'll:: ::::;I I I I :::;:; I:::I; I I :::;i1 I t I i:::;! I I :!:I:: t I :;4:: I I ::;::: I I ::::;: I I i::::: I ;::::: I b I /;::; t I I ;:I I-::: I I I ;::;I; I I I ;::::; ;::;:; I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I b I I I t I * I I I I I I I I 1 1 I v I I I I ;::;:; I ;::;:; I I I* I I 1:;::: I I I ::,:I: I I I I;:::; I b:$; I ;:::I; I I I I ;;i;:; It I :I::( :: I ::::I, I II '1; I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 9 I I I I I 1: ! :::::: PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE ZONING ORDINANCE ARTICLE 10. C-l. NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERCIAL ZONE. Section 1000. PERMITTED USES: The following regulations shall apply in all C-1 Districts and shall be subject to the provisions of Article 15. Professional offices, community centers , social halls, lodges and clubs. consumers wihtin a building including appliance stores, antique shops, bakeries (not wholesale), banks, barbershops, beauty parlors, book stores, department stores, delicatessen stores, dressmaking or millinery shops, drug stores, drygoodsstores, florist shops, food shops, grocery or fruit stores, hardware stores, jewelry stores * launderettes or coin operated dry cleaning establishments, laundries or clothes clean- ing agencies (pickup and delivery only), liquor stores (excluding general on-sale), meat markets, offices, paint stores, pet supply shops (exclud- ing pets), radio and television stores, realtors, retail shoe and repair shops; restdurants, tea rooms or cafes, including on-sale beer and wine uses in conjunction with restaurants (excluding dancing or entertainment and general on-sale liquor) ; stationery stores, studios, tailor or cloth- ing or wearing apparel shops, and other uses which in the opinion of the Planning Commission are compatible and are of similar use. Retail stores and personal service establishments catering directly to - (c) Signs appurtenant to the permittedxuse only. Section LOO1 1.002, 1003 1004 and 1005. (Retained with no change). ARTICLE 11. C-2. GENERAL COMMERCIAL ZONE. The following regulations shall apply in all C-2 Districts and shall be subject to the provisions of Article 15. Section 1100. PERMITTED USES. (a) Any use permitted in the C -1 zone. (b) Animal hospitals, auction house or stores, auto wash (semi-automatic), auto sales and repair shops, bakeries, bars, cocktail lounges (on-sale liquor), body and fender repair shops, boat sales, carpet cleaning or dyeing establish- ments, frozen food lockers, hotelsrar motels, laundries, mortuaries, news- paper or printing shops, outdoor markets, outdoor sales, pet shops, plant nurseries, parcel service delivery, photo engraving, public garages ,theaters, used car sales, upholstering shops, wholesare, retail or service business catering directly to the consumer, and any other uses which in the opinion of the Planning Commission are compatible and are of similar use. (c) Signs appurtenant to the permitted use only. SectionsllOl, 1102, 1103 and 1104. (Retained with no change). F