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MINUTES OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING OF OCTOBER 3, 1979
THE PLANNING COt1NISSION MET IN REGULAR SESSION ON WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBER 3, 1979, IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS OF THE CITY ADMINIS-
TRATION BUILDING, 211 8th STREET. THE MEETING WAS CALLED TO
ORDER AT 7:55 P.M. BY CHAIRMAN RIPPERDAN AND THE PLEDGE TO THE
FLAG WAS LED BY VICE CHAIRMAN COVINGTON.
PRESENT: Knapp, Ripperdan, Leibert, Covington
ABSENT: None
VACANT: One
MINUTES OF SEPTEMBER 19, 1979:
Knapp asked about the statement under H/CD "that all the cabanas to be
replaced were legal cabanas." Secretary stated that the City was required
to replace 25 cabanas, However, in the sense that t1r. Knapp means "legal"
the Secretary would be surprised if a half dozen were legal. However, the
intent of the Secretary's statement "legal cabanas" was meant to reflect the
cabanas that the Council was legally required to replace.
Discussion followed on the cabanas and the spending of H/CD funds. Knapp does
not favor spending H/CD funds rewarding individuals for their illegal structures
and he wants the minutes to reflect that H/CD monies will be spent replacing
both legal and illegal cabanas.
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Covington asked that the minutes reflect that the 1970 CALTRANS plan be
presented to the Commission for review and discussion in conjunction with
the upcoming Bixby development.
Covington moved to approve the minutes of September 19, 1979 as amended;
seconded by Leibert and approved.
PUBLIC HEARINGS
A. Walts, Wharf, CP-3-79
Conditional Use Permit for on-sale beer and wine at 201 Main Street.
Public Hearing Opened. After a report by the Secretary, Phil LOlasto, the
new owner, stated he would answer any questions the Planning Commission may
have. The Commission questioned if there were any proposed alterations or
additions to the existing restaurant. Mr. Locasto indicated the only change
considered may be the introduction of an oyster bar.
Martin Murphy, 218 Main Street, spoke in favor of the CUP and of the high
quality of the Walt's Wharf operation. Public Hearing closed. Knapp moved
to adopt Resolution 1192; seconded by Covington and unanimously approved.
RESOLUTION 1192
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B. Old Town Wine and Spirits, CP-4-79
,Conditional Use Permit for on-sale beer and wine at 143 Main Street. Applicant
withdrew CUP request by letter. Planning Commission accepted withdrawal.
MINUTE ORDER
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C. Discussion of HICD Application (amended agenda)
The Planning Commission discussed the Trailer Park project and the changes
which have occured since their original recommended approval. Specifics such
as "full concrete tra iler pads" were a Commi ss i on bel i ef that is not now a
reality. The Commission felt that the developer modified the plan and failed
to keep promises made during public hearings. The Corrrnission is concerned
that the full Council is unaware of these changes. The Commission generally
did not favor spending money to replace illegal structures (cabanas) but '
recognized the Council obligation to do so.
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
None
WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS
None
NE.J BUSINESS
A. Resolution Honoring Robert Cook
Knapp moved to approve Resolution 1193; seconded by Ripperdan and unanimously
approved.
RESOLUTION 1193
REPORT FROM SECRETARY
A. Knapp asked when a new Planning Commissioner would be appointed to
replace Mr. Cook. Secretary stated that Councilman Kredell would determine
when and whom would be recommended to Council for appointment and that this
could take place at the next Council meeting.
Meeting adjourned at 9:22 p.m.
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