HomeMy WebLinkAbout1955-06-27; Planning Commission; MinutesMIMUTES OF YlEETIBlG OF CARLSRAD PWBG COlIQdxSSIOIp
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Yeeting ealled to order at 3:OO P. M. by Chairma Stringer. Present
besides the Chairma were Colams. Smith, Batlaggartner, Engelaaann, Swirakf,
Ledgerwood, 6edr&%k, Publio Works Direetor hthony. Also present were
City Manager Nelson and Can. MoClellan, and Kay Kalioka, Planning Consultant.
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Comb Ledgenrood moved that the minute8 of the meting of Jane 13th be
approved as read. sowaded by Co~m. Smith. All aye8, motion earried.
The Seoretary read a letter from Calvin Young aeklng for immediate ac-
tion on hi8 request for rezoning, filed last January, requesting 2eC1881611-
ficetlon to C-1 - Marlnr, of Ut8 10 and 11, Blook D, Belle Virta Traat,
in an R-1A zone, and Paroel 7 or Agua Hedionda Tract as 8hmn on As8ee80rts
Map in Book 35, Page 105, in an E-2 zone. Ilr, Young was present and urged
that some way be found to allow temporary operation over the FourW of July
holiday, 8ime arrengeaents had gone forward fop a water meet and many out-
of-town people wore expeoted. Mr. Kalioka stated he was of the opinion that
a variaaoe oould be granted to allow applioant to operate during an 1nteri.m
period until new zoning oould be worked out, but that it would require a
publio hearing and oould not be oonsidered until July llth, aooording to
tine requirements. Re stated that the appliostian should request permisaien
to load and unload boats and oharge for the serviaes, and whataver else they
hare in mind. Chairman Stringer eaked that the applioatlon be made in du-
plicate and a copy aant to Gordon Whitnall and Asaooiatea with the request
that they give us a written report before the next regular meeting on Jltly
11th. Mr. Young, acting as spohemn for the owner8 of Pirate98 Cove, and
on behalf of the Sportsmanta Club, stated they would withdraw their appli-
eation for C-1 zoning and substitute e request for varianoe.
Secretary Swirsky read the apglioation of Mrs. Helen Milla, 2850 High-
land Drive, for conditional 888 permit to allow operation of a printiw
bU8he88 at that addreaa. lkrO. Xi118 and Ilr. Ree80, oo-partfwr8 in the
bUsiIl888, were preeent, and &. Beeee related that he had made two visits
to the City offices, the first time to diaousa with the City Clerk the
pos8ibilitie8 of opening up a print nhop at hi8 residenoe ae a hoae ooeupa-
tian, and the aeoond ti- to take out a business lioenge, whioh was inaaed
to him by the City Clerk on the basis previously disoussed. He stated it
would cost them $1000,00 to effeot a move and felt that ullCter the dircamstaaoer
the city should pay the $1000100 or grant him a apeaial we permit to
aontlnue to operate at that addreas. He st8ted they have about $boOOOOO
involved at thir mint. Chairman $tringer reported that as Counoil repre-
sentqtlve he had advised the Counoil that he would like to have a letter
from the City Attorney advising the Codasion on what basis they ooul% ao-
cegt an application for a C-1 uae in an B-1 zone. Mr. Ealieka aJtated that
in his opinion this is ObViOU8lg not a hom ooeugation, and reainded the
Commission that disousaions of this sort at time or reoeiviag an apglioation
are time-aonetlPPiag and absolutely uneoerssary and should be reserved for the
hearllng when agplioations are properly considered. 00m. Swiraky auggelated
that in the future all applioetions be handled by the seoretary and himelt
and he will send out 8 letter to 1~fmber8 notifying them of the hearings to
be held the next meeting.
Caul, MoClellaa reported that City Manager Nelson reoaived nOra that all-
other property adjoining the present oivio center site Is going on the mr-
kef for sale, and had presented the faets to Mr. Ledgerwood and himself;
that after diseuasian they felt that the City should try to aoquire it,
rsarumlng that this ia to be eonsidered .. the eventual oivio oenter site. The
property was de8oribed as adjoining the Houston property, taoing on Laguna
Drive, aontaining about 1.05 8ore8. There we8 8cme disousaion a8 to whether,
with the adoption of a ma8ter plan, the present olvler oenter site would be
designated as the loeation for all future aity buildings. Mr. Kaliaka
stated that under the State Planning Aat the Planning Comnlsalon ia obligated
to prepare and file a master plan; that it need not be done all at OI~~O, but
can be adopted piecepgeal; that hearings my be held to oonslder the loaation
of a oirio oenter, aahool looation, eto. 811 members expressed themselves
as being in favor of! buying the property except Comrm. mlrsky, who atatsd
he was not tadliar enough with same to express en opinion.
The Commission re8Olved ltselr into an inform1 Gomanittee for disowrsion
of the zoning ordinenee, ohiet diseussion being in regard to side nrCl69
front yarde, corner lots, eto. It was deoided to hold a work night during
alg, and Mr. Kalioka stated he will notiry Coaamo. Snirskg of! available nights
trom whioh an agreeable one may be ehosea.
There being no turther businese to borne before the Commission, the meting
was deelared aajolucned at lor45 P. Y.