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* I I :CITY OF CARLSBAD jWi nutes sf: PLANIJ I I\JG CQi4i4I SS 101.1
:Date of ideeting: March 8, 1966
:Time of i-ieeting: 7: 30 P.M. :Place of ivleeting: Counci 1 Chambers
jRClLL CALL was answered by Commissioners
;?.imateer, ?4cComas, i.lcCarthy, Lamb and :Z:jimlissioner Sutherland was absent. A1
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i :(a) XinuteS of the regular adjourned meeting of
:February 21, 1966, were approved as submitted.
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jWRITTEN COMdUNICATIONS:
!(a) Council action on Planning itlatters was notec
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!(b) Park & Recreation Commission - re: Designa-
:ti on of Lake Calaveras as a park.
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:The Planning Director reported discussing this
lmatter with Xrs. Betty Wollrich from the Park & jRecreation Commission-, and this matter needs legal! jclarification because the land is part of the I f
:Carlsbad i4utuaI Water Co. holdings. I I I
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/The City Attorney explained this property was jbought with the rest of the Carlsbad Mutual Water i :Co. holdings and provisions were made that the i !property can not be sold or mortgaged unless the :
:money is turned over for the bonds. He is ex- I
ipecting a statement from the bond attorneys, 0' i :E*lelveny and Myers, on whether the designation of jthis property for a park site would jeopardize I
:the bonds, however, it would be good to have some ; !statement from the Planning Commission if they :wished to have this property designated as a park i :site before investigating the matter. 8
iblith the consent of the Commission, Chairman
jMcComas asked that this matter be placed on the i :agenda for a legal opinion before making any I
:recommendations.
:DON BRIGGS, JR., was present and stated that he 1 :would give this information to the Park & Recrea-:
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:ORAL COMWNICATIONS:
:NR. DON BRIGGS,JR., 4115 Sunnyhill Dr., asked to i jdiscuss the planning and alternate routing of I I
:Tamarack and the medium density zone in the area i
!of Tamarack. He stated they would be coming in ; :with a subdivision map soon and would like to I :present general ideas on what is happening in the/ :area. He would like to bring it before the Com- i jmission for a preliminary study for an alternate :route for Tamarack. He expressed a desire to go : :to DWJEI and work with them on these matters with i
jthe sanction or endorsement of the Commission. I I
;On being questioned the City Attorney stated that:
:it was not the proper procedure for Fdr. Briggs !to go to DMJM stating the Commission endorsed his:
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MR. PAUL LEYTON, Getera4 "wga&F May Depart& ;:::;:
;:I::: i ment Stores Co., and representing FAHCO, ET AL, : l:ll@ ::'::: : introduced HR. STEVE NARCUS, who is on the May i :$:: I' i Co, staff in charge of advertising. Mr. Leyton : :;::I: : explained the preliminary site plan for the Hay i ;;:::*
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I the patrons. This is an isolated site in terms : i::;:; ; of other property owners. The other property i ::I::: l:ll@l i to the south is considerably higher in elevation : ;4:;; : and will remain so. He presented a colored t iir:l: i rendering of the proposed shopping center and ! ;1:1 i!:::; : explained they have allowed for the possibility i ;:: In1 of a theater and another building southerly from : ,@I:::
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I ! ((7) VARIANCE, - continued - To consider an in- i i crease in building height from 35' to 60' with ; : t:!e applicable exceptions for penthouses and i voc)f structures on the Southwesterly corner of i : State Higfhway 78 and El Camino Real. Applicants::
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The Chairman asked the difference in elevation : i between the Edorth and South parking areas. I I ;:;:;:
i FIR. LEYTON explained the two levels are I ;I*@a1 : condusive to good circulation because the grading i t:, get equal distribution on foot when the custo-: ; mcrs leave their cars and the department store I i sust have visible merchandising. Canoga Park : Sl:opping Center took level land and created two i ;ill:: I levels by moving dirt for-a..center mall.
[ Commissioner Lamb questioned whether this varianie ::::;, : meets the requirements in Item 1, Section 1802, $:::! ! and the Chairman explained the Commission has i i never turned down a request of this nature in ;I;:': : that area. 8 ;:I;:; /I:::
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I :;:::: ! i:'i. dC;d BRIGGS, JR., stated he was not in favor i :@I:;:
l::@tl i J,ppased to this request but questioned the :;4;: ; ,,j, ,:,"; .. .. r: 2 planning and stated that as a property : ;1:*1* :::::i i .)+,:nt+,' the City of Carlsbad he would like to k$OW It;::>
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I:, : (. ,-. I LEYTON stated that as far as he knew, the i :;;I:: i bz.~!; viI1 look the same as the front as they will: ::::;: :::::: : ~0-t ha~:e P back or front. They will spend a I ;;I::: ccnsiderable amount of money to grade this pro- I ::ii:: ; perty to gat two elevations so it would not be : :i::;: 11 i i II the best economic interests to have trash in I ::!I:: : hack of the buildings. He explained that it is : ::I!:: I important to have the best environment for these I/:;: I1
I stores. lie stated he felt the h9ission Valley : *I::;; i Shopping Center is the best looking center they i i;QI,l ::;: have. The site plans are close to completion : : and will be sL;bmi tted to the City for their 1:::;:
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CJESJERLY CORiiER OF STATE HIGHWAY 78 AND EL CAf4INO: r,lcComas ! : i xi I ; : REAI., ;vas adopted by title only and further read-j ilcCarthy ; 1: : jx: : 8: I : ing b:aived. : Lamb ;x; :x; :
i (b) RECLASSIFICATION, - continued - Zone R-A-10,: : 000 to K-1-7,000 Sq. ft. Applicants: Kamar i Construction CO.
! (c) PRECISE PLAN, - contini;ed - Applicants: I ;;1:1: Planning Cornmission Resolution Ho. 426. 1 I ;;:;:;
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i TENTATIVE SUBDIVISION HAP, - continued - LAGUNA i i RIVIERA - 329 Lots. Owners and Subdividers: I I
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'the Secretary read a letter dated ;larch 8, 1966,:
I. -?.*x dr. Jerry L. Rombotis, President of Kamar ; i Construction Co., Inc. requesting that the above! : thrze items be continued so that studies which : i efef2ct matters outside of this subdivision may i : be made. I t
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I I I / TENTATIVE SUBDIVISION MAP - PARK i4ANOR NO. 1 - I : 23 Lots 2 Zone: R-1-7500. Located on the I I i Easterly side of Park Drive, between Tamarack i i Ave. and Hillside Dr. Owners and Subdividers: : : D. 6. Jr., Inc. I
i A copy of the tentative map was presented.
i Copies of the map, reports and resolution re- i commending approval of the tentative map sub- I : ject to the conditions recommended by the varioui departments and agencies had been presented to i : the Commissioners. I I
i4R. DON C;RIGGS, JR.) representing D.B. Jr., Inc. I i stated he would go along with the recommendation4 I except he did not want to put in underground I I : utilities along Park Drive since the poles are I I already there and are serving houses across the ;
I street. He also objected to the Engineering 1 i Department not wanting the proposed cul-de-sac i : to be named Park Lane. I I
: The Planning Director stated that he concurred : i with the Engineering Department's report and thaj
the applicant is applying for certain reductions ; i in City standards.
I Mr. Thornton stated the applicant 5s asking that i : underground utilities not be required to serve ; proposed Lots 1 thru 5 and Lots 18 thru 33 on i I Park Drive. He pointed out that Ordinance 9173 : : alnending Ordinance 9050 requires that underground i utilities be installed in all subdivisionS"in'thq : City 2nd they see no unusual circumstances for i not having them. He explained that the Police I : and Fire Departments do not want the name Park i i Lane because of the confusion in reporting emer- i : gency calls on streets with similiar names. Ile 1 i stated that it is up to the developer to resubmi! : a name for the street. I I
Mr. Briggs stated that he felt the name Park Lani : has a nice ring to it and would be easier to fin!
I or describe since it would be off Park Drlve. I i Ha stated he felt that with the low nuinbers on i the street, there would b.e no confusion dnd it : would be easier to find than streets of the I i same name that were separated by the freeway. : He stated he could subdivide 4 lots each year I I without putting in the improvements. I !
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: The Comnission questioned Hr. Briggs regarding : vho drew up the map, and the; existing structuresj i on the property.
! Pir. Briggs stated the map was prepared by a : ~,+o?zssional man but his name does not appear 1 i on t:ie map and Mr. Briggs did not wish to say : ~ko drew up the map. He stated there is a I I lean-to on the vicinity map, and asked that i variances be granted if the Commission determined : .it was proper. He stated this was requested and: I should havp been advertised this way.
'The Commission was informed that no request was : made or mentioned for a variance to the Planning: i Department.
1 The City Attorney pointed out that the Engineeriig I Department was requesting the Hubbard property ;
i The Commission inquired if Hrs. Hubbard had sign: ed an application desiring her property to be in+ : cluded in the subdivision and was informed that i / she had not.
i iilr. Briggs voiced objection to having the Hub- : : bard property included in the subdivision and to! the street improvements. I I
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i had a copy of the Engineering Department's re- : commendations for over a week. i.lrs. Hubbard i owns the property in fee title on the proposed i ::;I::
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Rr\solution KO. 430. A RESOLUTION OF THE CARLSBAD iidunn l1 I :x;)(; : :
: rr'ry PLANNING CowmsIor~ RECOMMEMIING APPROVAL : Palmateer [ !xi ;
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! (a) Removal of Lagoon Sidewalk Easement on Lots ! :: 11:: : 1 thru 9, Buena Vista Gardens. I I I:::::
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After due consideration, a motion was made to havbwnn i : :xi : i : the Planning Director send a memorandum to the Palmateer : /x !x: i : I Council stating that in view of the potential : HcComas : ;: :xi t i : Recreational and park development of Buena Vista IblcCarthy I :x: ; i Lagoon, the Planning Commission considers it : Lamb :ki :xi : : inadvisable to relinquish any public rights to IFreistadt : !xi : i the easement at this time.
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I 6y proper motion the meeting was adjourned at :Palmateer I I !x: ; I :: I: i 9:2Q P.i4. ibjcComas i : ';
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