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MINUTES OF THE PLANNING CO~MISSION MEETING OF OCTOBER 17 1979
THE PLANNING COMMISSION MET IN REGULAR SESSION ON WEDNESDAY
OCTOBER 17 1979 IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS OF THE CITY ADMINIS-
TRATION BUILDING 211 8th STREET THE MEETING WAS CALLED TO
ORDER AT 7 30 P M BY CHAIR~~N RIPPERDAN AND THE PLEDGE TO THE
FLAG WAS lED BY VICE CHAIRMAN COVINGTON
PRESENT
ABSENT
VACANCY
Knapp Rlpperdan lelbert Covlngton
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Tne mlnutes of Octo~er 3 1979 ~~e approJ~d as submltted
PUBLIC HEAqINGS
A hancy Davls CP-~-79
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Condlt1onal Use Per'lt to 1nstall 20 COln o~eraLed amuserent mach1nes at
905 Ocean Avenue PubllC Hearlno ~~e~pd after Staff Pep~rt by the Plannlng
Du ec"'",r Randy G ' 1 e:> B D .Jo and A""1,A e-..n t1achl"~ Co spos"e 1 r favor
o~ the appl1cat1on statlng he \/O~ ~ upgrade tne electrlcal serVlce 1n the
bUlldlng and work \11'tn the Pollee Cooartma'1 to 1nsure a qual1ty operat10n ,nth
no pollce problems r'r Gllhe:> a so stated 'trere 15 an oral agreement for
an addlt10nal 3-5 p~r~lng spaces o~ adjolnlrg property He contlnutd that
these opelat10ns are fam1ly an~:>..~en cente~s a,d reques ed approJdl for at
least one year on a trlal baS1S Joan Endres Attornty 827 Dcedn A\pnup spo~e
1n Oppos1t10n to the appl1catlon as rot belng conpat1ble \lth the nelqnborhood
stat1ng that the use 1S des1gnad to aLtract taenagers onl; and should be
located 1n a place sucn as the P1 e 1n lo~g Baach Chrlst1ne AOdr 11 Marlna
Dr1ve spoke 1n Oppos1t10n to the ~~~11cat1on stat1ng that ch1ldren ouqht to
engage 1n act1ve sports or stud; ra ner than play p1nball for amusrmtnt
Cov1ngton read a letter (10-10-79) . rom Ellen Sandau 1n 0 the record bn1ch
opposed the appl1cat10n Nancy D~/1S 905 O~ean Avenue spoke 1n f vor of
tne appl1cat1on stat1ng that the s<ate bus1ness serves saveral hundrtd per~ons
per \leek (ages 13 l~) She feels 'tno sarre peoj)le w111 use mdCh1nec. and dlso
provlde sp1n OfT bus1ness to sur~OJ~d1ng bus1nesses Publ1C Hedrlng tlosed
The Conm1ss1on d1scussed the staLU:> of the property lack of pari 'lIg rol1~e
Oppos1t1on to the machlnes and toe probable urdas1rable cllentelp Kndpp noted
that the C1ty den1ed a slm1lar re~Jest 1n tne past and tn1~ dppl1catlon "as
no dlfferent The nachlnes \lould attract an urdeslrable element to th~ area
CO/lngton noted the eXlstlng tra&flC conge~tlo~ In the ~rea and 1hl~ dppllcatlon
would only serve to 1ntenslfy the property use and par~lnq demand tovlngton
contlnued that the Pollce Ch1er S report oppo es the USt and the l(~Ott must
stand as the Pollce Departments pO~lt10n u~t,l a ne\1 rtport 15 recelvei
lelbert opposed the use for tne reasons stated by the otner CommlS~lO~Er~ a~
"ell as the locatlon of the proposad use Plpperdan aqreeJ mlh thr. CO'ml1SS10n
cO"1llpnts and moved to deny CP-S 79 seconClad bj .<napp and unanlmo1l51y dpproved
MINUTE OPDER DfNIAl
Knapp as~ed about tre current sta'" of the converted gar~ge at 90& Ocean Avenur.
Plannlng Dlrector stated that as 0- October 11 1979 the garage uas Slll1 belng
used In an lllegal Mannpr
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B R1chald M1ller CP 6 79 (Ten~at1ve Trac~ _p 10893)
Condlt1onal Use PerMlt to convAft a duplex at 1105 Ocea~ A/enue 1nto a two
un1t condomlnlu~ Tentatlve Tract 'ap 10893 PubllC Pear1ng opened after a
Staff Peport bj the Plannl ng 01 rector 111111ai r'orschausAr Attorney for the
appl1cant agreed to all Staf rAccr~endpd co d1t1ons aId stated that 50' of
the 1tems 1n the BU1ld1ng Depar~nent letter h Ie been co~pleted and the
reMalnder w1ll be done \llthln a ~on n Kna~~ a~sed abou eX1st1ng and proposed
a~en1tles Mr Mor~chauser sald t~at no stru ~ural charges or addltlons are
proposed other than BU1ldlng DeparLnent requlred correctlons Covlngton as~ed
about asslgnment o~ tandem par lng spaces Tre Attornev for the proJect sald
that they wlll be a~slgned and lnclJded In the CC & R s (to be furnlshed to
Clty shortly) Co~nsls10ner Lelbert asked lf tne present owner would cont1nue
to 11ve 1n one of t~e unlts TrA Attorney stated that t~at would be the case
Publ1C Hearlng closed Knapp ~oJed to adopt Desolut1on 1194 seconded by
Le1bert and unan ~o slj approved PFSOLUTIO~ 1194
Rlpperdan moved to adopt Resolu lon 1195 seCD ded by CO/lngton and uranlffiously
appro led RESOLUTION 1195
ORl\L CO l'UNICATIO\lS
The Planmng Dlrector 1ntroduced Denn1s COJrte"'larche C1ty rtanager \tho was ln
attendance to address Comm1SSlon concerns rea;>rd1ng tre Traller Park proJect
and ltS relatlonsh1p to ltS Otlglnally appro/ed plans and ltS use of the HC/D
funds to date Tne Clty Manager stated that tre Tra11el Plrk has evolved
ll1tO a 7 year proce s and has charged many t1rps as It eJolved HOlever the
Clty s maln goal nas been to upgrcde the qual1LY of llfe of the people 11vlng
In the park as \/ell as mak1ng sure they ha e a place to l1ve at a cost they
can afford dnd In tnls respect thp Clty has been successful Covlngton as~ed
about physlcal cnanges In the plars Slnce or1g1nally approved Mr Courtemarche
sald that changes have been nlnor and co~plj \/lth the te}~s of the orlg1nal
approvals and tne partlclpat1o~ agreement The tra1lers \/111 not have concrete
pads and wll1 be releveled by the lnstaller In SlX month~ The cabanas w1ll
have concrete pads provlded by the developer The trees that are to be removed
w1ll be removed for safety reasons There have been del aye; \11th the proJect
due to poor 5011 cord1tlons and unantlc1pated p1pe llres through the slte
Once change In the deslgn lnvo1ves a reduct10n 1n the to~al number of trallers
Powever 120 spaces for lml/moderate lnCOlT'e f mll1es \1111 be malntdlneo
Knapp asked about the $150 000 HC/D funds for cabanas lie \las flrst told that
all cabanas were legal and later told that bo n legal and lllegal cabanas would
be replaced Mr Courtemarche stated that the C1ty lnv1ted ltself to partlclpa~e
ln the proJect By d01ng so the C1ty/Agercy las subJect to ~tate telocat10n
requlrelT'ents WhlCh look at eXlstlng square &ootage and decent/safe and sanltalY
houslng therefore all eXlst1ng cabanas ere to be replaced Ho\ever all
replacement structures Wlll Meet State standards D1Scusslon followed on the
cabana b1ds Knapp asked \ hen the ZOll1ng lnspector \/ould be able to resume
enforcement lnspectlons Mr Courtenarche stdted that he \/as now lnspect1ng
tra1ler rehab1l1tat1ons and should be flnlsned 1n about one month at \/hlCh t1we
he should be able to return to h1S orlg1nally ass1gned dutlee;
URITTEN CONMUNICATlONS
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HI../D Fundlng
Plannlng Dlrector explalned the Co~ncll s reasons for not follollng the
reccm~endatlons of the Commlsslon regardlng the $20 000 reque t 0& HCID
funds for a Planlllng study An arpended aopllcatlon nay b flled request1ng "'ne
funds at a later date should the COJncll reverse ltS declslon on thlS matter
B Plannlng Concerns
Plannlng D1rector sald that the Counc1l dlrected th COT~lsslon to look at
eX1st1ng and proposed c1rcu1atlon as 1t m1ght be affected by propo ed proJects
Addltlonally the Counc1l dlrected tne CO~Mlsslon to 100~ at eA1S 1ng zon1ng
of the HellMan land and the effects of developnen 1n thlS arpa o~ C1ty sor/lces
In ormat1on 1S belng gathered and \1111 be presented to tne Plann1rg COTmlsslon
as soon as ompl1ed for thelr reVleu recomnendatlons lnput and ul"'lmate
declslons
Tne m etlng adJourned at 9 00 P m
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Recordlng Secretary