PC 03-10-69 CITX 0� CUPERTINO, Stat� �f C�lifornia
10300 Torr� Aven�e, C�p�r�inoy C�lifornia 95014 PC-7
Phone° 252-4505 80,000.4
I�II1�1iJTES OF TI�iE REG�TLA�.t 1"1EETING OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION HELD
MAItCii 10 1�69 IN �E COLTI�CIL CHAMBERS, CITY H�►Ie1a, GUPEItTINO, CALIFORNIA
The mee�iaag was �alled t� ordex at 8s00 pom. by Vice Ckaa�x�nan Hirsho�, fla� salute
who subsequentl� lecl th� assemblage in the flag salute. g
Co�ni�sioraexs pxes�nt: Irwisu, ��thenexth, Puetz, �x°shono Absea�t:
Chairma�aa Frolich. Also preseant�: City At�orney Anderson; Seniox Planner roll call
Lauring A��istaa�� PlanYaer Eng; City Engineer Boyci; Itecording Secre�ary
I,ucie M. Matzley.
Commissioaaer Irwiaa �noved C�nmissioner B�thenuth seconded and it was
passed u�naxa.i�ou�ly to �pprove the �inutes of the February 10, 1969 �P�roved
meeting.
Co�nissioa�er Puet� m�ved, C��ni�sioner Irwin seconded �nd it was p�ssed
unanianouslg to �rostpoxne �pp�'ov�l of the minutes of Febr�ary 24, 1969 �� P�s�poned
the �ext regul�r �neetia�g.
There were no aainouncements of postponements. Senior Pl�nner I�uxin
advised the Commissioners tha� Ch�ir�an Frolickaraas unable to attend �nxaouncement
becau�� of illness.
Senior Plan�er La�rin acieised tkaat he was in receipt of one written
co�nunication wh�ch w�s di�ectl� rela�ed to Application 2-Z-69. `The wz°itten
Commissioners agre�d that �this coa�unication should be heard in con- comcnunic�tion
juaictioaa with the �pplic�tfo� listed.
1°here we�e no oral co�nent s from tkae �udience . no co�naoents
Public Iie�rings
A� Appliea�foan 1-U-69: �ucic Norred; Use Percnit to �llow riding 1-U-69
sCabl� of 20 horses, located at 10850 Steven� Canyon Road. legend
First Y�arin� co�atinued.
It was ascert�i��d that Mr. Nox°red �ad not arrived in Chambers and �is �earing
associate 1rlre 1rl�.lce Inaai.s, had �o ex��.anation for his absence.
Com�nissioner Buthenuth �noved Co�amissioner Irwir� seco�ded and it was delayed
passed �n�a�i�no�s�.y to pl.��e tkais ite� at the bottom of ttae agenda.
Since there we�r� larg� aau��e�°� �f ��adiea�ce �e�ber� in C�ia�nbers for the >
purpose �f d��cussing this $p�li�ation City Attorney Anderson suggested
that th� �pplication �nggkat t�e k��ld off for one-half hour or earlier, if suggestion
aPPlic�aat axrive� �� this ti�e.
page 2 M:inutes of the P1a��ing Co�mission March 10, 1969 PC-7
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Public Hearings co�t°d
28-TM-68 B. Applicatio� 28-1'I� 68: R, Cali & Bros,; Revised Tentative Map
legend for Shopp�a�g Geratex, approximately 7011 acxes located north-
west corner of McCl�llaxa Road and Sunaayv�le-Saratoga Roada
1�irst H��ringo
The �pplican� for thb� matter had mot arrived ira Gh�ambex°s at the time
hearing the heax°ia�g was cal�.ed,
delayed Coa�issioner Irw�an mo�ed, Comtni�sioner Puetz secoaaded and it was passed
unani�nously �o coantinu� the kaeariaag of tk�is applicataon for one-taalf hour.
applicant At this p�int, M�°. N�rred laad �rrivedn Attorney Anderson advised that it
arrives would be pxoper tc� he�� the �pplication at this ti�ne.
1-II-b� Mr, Fred DeKl�tz, tkae att�r�aey for Application 1-�J-69, presented a plot plan
presented and sub�itted cogie� of �ame to the Co�nmissioaaer� and staff, Mr, DeKlotz
explaiiaed tkaat Mr. N�rz°�d w�a�ld agxee to any and �11 reasonable demands
in order to contiaxa�e his operation, �aut �dmitted tka�t there are certain
problem �reas whicl� a�e�d assistammce fx°ocn the g��rera�i.ang bodies of the City.
Tkie Vice Ckn�ir�an asleed f�r a staff r�port. Sen�or Plaxnaier L�urin stated
staff that a ridiaag �cademy i� ��aerenitted �u�e and perhaps the most important
report reasoan f�r �a� A-s�a zoaa,e. Al� aase� in this zoaae require a Use Per�nit, and
strict control� could aaad stnould be exercised.
Vice Gta�a�n�� Iiirst�on gav�e tkne floor to aaadience �omcnents.
Mr. R�y Beasley of 2274 Riv�rs3de Drive; Mr. and Mr�o Sam Bradlyn of 2234
River�ide Dri�e9 rtx°, aa�d Mrs, Warx°ean Wefa�tr�ub of 2258 Itiverside Drive;
a letter fro�n �s. Ev�lyn Bexa�stein who was uaaable to attend the meeting,
whose le�ter ra�s r�ad by 1rlx�so Weisatraub; and Mr�o Joan Skianner of San Juan
audience Road �Lb ia�dic�t�d tk�eir obje�tbotas individuslly amd collectively, to the
comments existing oper��ioaa, cftiaag �uch considerata.ons as the pxevailin.g odors,
insufficiesat aaad ianeffectiwe draiabag�, an existiaag chemic�l toilet, the
problems that the o�er�tioaa �aapposedly has wbth ttae Health Depart�ent, the
safety factors aaad �raffi� k��zards as rel��re to the xiding of horses while
trucks aa�d schoob buses pask. nearby and, prim�rily, ttais operation within
the immediate vic�aaity of a�esid�a�tial are�. Alb the above opposed a
possible granti�g �f �i �dse E�ra�i� to this op�ration.
Mrs. Jennie Ander�oaa �f b0�90 O�kville Avenue �nd an unidentified member
proponents of the �udfence s�olc� iaa favor of the operatiox�, citing such coaasiderations
speak as the need for x°ecreatioa��l £acilities within Ca�pertino as a major ob-
jective aaad the lack thereofe
Ther� ensued �onsid�r�ble discaxssion among the Commissioners on the subject;
questions were asked of staff and applicantes representative. A number of
discussion snapshots taken by v�x°ic��s aa�dfence members, were submitted to the
Commissioa�ers, skaowing the ����tion of the pre�nises as well as a portion
of the operation in �ctu�l f�xceo
Minutes of the Pl��n��g Gomm��s��on Nlarch 10 1969 P�
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1-U-69 con�"d page 3
When aslced to do �0 Mx. Nor�°ed reported that the horses axe preseaatly
trucked in and o�t da�ly� ma�aa�re �� removed da�lq the area �.s sprayed statements
with chemical� t� elim�a��t� or reduc� odors �a�d that he would be willia�g
to adh�re to a�y �eq���eme�t� tkn� City �i,gka� wi�la to impose on tYae
appli�at�os�o
Mxs, Stelba I��tex, t�e pr�perty owr�r indic�ted tha� there were
several areas which wos�ld a���ci �o tae s�ttl�d taefor� this o�eration
could �ontinue ia� tka� p�e�ea�� fashiono
City At��rney Aaadex°�o� que���.��a�d �he legality of utiliziaag a chemical
toilet� fradicatia�� t,k��� this a��e was against exi�s�i�ag Ordi�ances. The
applicant agreed �v �n�lo�� ox� relo�ate tkae toil�t in a�cordaaace with requests
the Gi�y ° s��q�aes�s. C�mc�a�ssioaaer Irwin reque�ted th�it �kae conditions agreed upon
as lis�ted oa� th�e Se�aior P��aa�ner ° s memo��andum tm the C�a��nis�io�ers be
modified �.n certain ways, �� all of which the applicant agx°eedo
Co�nmissioa�er I'a�et� �aovecl ��manissioner Irwiaa seconded and it was p.ha
passed �aa��aimo�sAy t� ��ose t�� publ�c kaearia�g. closed
The Co�aissi�ner� �t��ed tl��i� ixadiv�.dual �pinion� ; Co�n�.ssioa�er Pa�etz
�aintaiaied �ha� th� r��eaat heav� xaia�� �aight t�ave h�d an i�tense effect
on the opexation parti�N��,arl� in xegards t� *he od�r, and suggested commissioner"s
that � iJs� Per�nit be graaa�ed for a tk�see-�noaa�hs period afte� which t�ae opinion
applicant would r�-a���a�° before tha.s Comcni�sioan �t wknic�a ti�n� tt�e
ob jection� co�ld ��ace agaia� be stated by tta� re�ide�ts surrounding the
operatioaa.
Co�ai�sio�zer Irw�n di��gx°�ed tta�t rain�, create od�rs, flf�s and masaure
but that, in addition to tkae three li�ted problems� rains do create
drainage p�°oblean�. Vice Ch�irmara Iiirshon fel� that there was a basic
protale�n between the b��s�r and the lessee caf �h� property �aad there was
also a px�oblem �f �c��s�. M�°, Iiirshon wa� gratified to see the con- poia�ts stresse�
ditiose� placed �p��a tkai�s appla.c�tioaa h��t �aas of th� opianion that there
would be an eaaf�rc��nexat �r�b�.em,
Cow�ni�sioa�er Irur�n moeted that Applfcation 1-U-69 '�e denied on the basis 1-1�-
of poor acces� probl��a� �f dx°ainage �a�d le�sor-lessee difficulties. tie vote
Vice Ghaircnan I�x°sh�a� �ecoaad�do
Ayes: Co�aiss��ner� arwin and I�.r�hon ,
Noe�o Co�nmis�a,oa��r� Puetz aa�d Buthe��ath
Absent: C�ni�si�caex I^'rol��h
City Att�rney Anderso� �dvised that the ��,e vote would have to be
broken b� Chai�axa �ro�ich, absent frocn tkais mee�.ing, who, upon �he advice by
need for further discus�ioa� on the �uattez° could reopen the hearing counsel
or decide upon the is��e by virta�e of the recvrded �xoceed�ngs,
Commissioner Buithea�u�h �noved to place this m�ttex° on the agenda for the 1-U-69 to be
next xegula� meet�a�g. Co�i�sioner P��t�� s�conded and �t was passed placed on
unasaimo�sly. next agenda
page 4 Minutes �f the Planni�g Co�m�ssion March lp, 1969 PC-7
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Public Hearings cont°d
28-TM-68 B. 28- TM-68: Rm Cali & Bros., as previously listed.
Mr. Tim Sanders of 812 Castro Stre�t, Mountain View, the representative
present- for the above app�ication, h�d now arrived in Chambers and submitted the
ation revised Tentative M,ap.
City Attor�ey Andery=1$� advised that the City Council had previously
counsel's approved this apglication and that this body could only recognize the
advice action by the Ci�y Co�nc�� without �ny furthex deliberation. <�iso,
that this w�s �ot a pub�ic hearing beca�se of the City Coun��i.l'� previous
approval.
no comments There were �o �udience comme�ts, nor were there any further reports from
staff,
28-TM-68 Commissioner Butkbenuth moved £or the record to show that the Planning
council Gommission taas reviewed the action as taken by the City C�uncil and
action recognizes same in connection witta Application 28-�°M-68 �s revised.
recognized Co�nmissioner Irwi� s�conded.
Ayes: Com�nissioa�ers �rwiaa, Buthenuth, Puetz, Hirshon
Noes: None
' Absent: Cosnmissioner Frolich
1-Z-69 C. 1�-';-69: City of Cugertino; Rezoning from Single-Family residential
legend (R1-10� to Gener�]. Com�nercial (CG) , approxi�nately . 23 acre owned
by N�axry W. Cka�w, located ea�t side of Foothill �oulevard, 305'
south of Stevens Creek Boulevard, First Hearingo
Senior Planner Laurin explained that when this property was annexed a
explana- mistake had beea� made in trans£erring the County xoning. For that reason,
tion the owner did not join oraners of adjacent properties when they applied for
CG zoning. Satisf�ction would now be given by rezoning on the initiatiive
of the City.
no comments There were a�o audience co�nnents,
p. h, • Commzssioner Buthenuth moved, Com�issioner Puetz seconded and it was
closed passed unanf�nously �o close the public hear�ing.
1-Z-69 Commission.er Buthenutt� mvved that application 1-Z-69 be approved with the
approved same conditions �s placed u�on Application 25-Z-68. Commissioner Puetz
seconded.
Ayes: Co�ni�sioners Irwi.E1 �uthenuth, Puetz, Hirshon
Noe s : Noxie
Absent: Co�omissioner Frolich
Minu�es �f ti�e �lanni�� C����.s���� ���� �Q, 1��� P�-7
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D. Appl��a�io� �-�-��; �o Wv Mc��nn�11; �se Perm�t for a 48- 3-U-69
unit mot�� ��d ��ff�� s��p to be constructed �ear the legend
�ort�we�� cor��r of 5������ ����� �o�l��a�d ��d �laney
Ave���. �i�s� ����i�gm
Mr. E» Wo �cCo�n�ll made �h� �rese�t�t�o� and sub�i�ted a re�dering
of the p�opos�d co�s�r�ct���.
Staff reported ���t a r���s�d pla� had b��� re�ue�t�d by t�e Plamnin
Depart�emmt, whi�� kaa�d �us� ��e� ��ce��ed and tha� ��e �umber of parking
spaces needed wer� now �� �x��te���� how�ve�, �hat th��e see�ed t� staff report
be a� egress/�n�r��s p�oblem �� �l�ney Av�nue ��d �te���s Cr��k
Boulevaxd.
�'here wer� �o a�dience c�m���t�o no co�ments
Di�cussiomm e�s�ed a�o�g t�� C���s�io�rs r�latb�e t� t�e entrance
on B�ane� Aven�e �nd t�e �x�� ���o S�even� Cxeek ���l���rd. The app-
lica�� vol�nte���d �o adh��� �� wha��ver r��tric�im�s t�e City would
place upo� the �gre��/��g���� �at�e�o
Co�nnis�ioner ���tz ��v�d ���ni��i�ne� ax�i� seco�d�d ammd i� was p. h.
passed unanim�us�y to ��os� ��� p�blic hearing. closed
City Engiaie�r Boyd ��i���i��d ���t ��e �r�ffic to b� gea� rat�d from
the motel would be in��de���b �� ��y t�a�fic ��obbemo �tatement
Commissioner �ut��n�th mm��d t��t Applica�ion �-�-69 �� app�oved, 3-U-69
subject t� xeview of t�e �raff�� problem� that might be created at approved with
the time of compl��i�� of the co��tructiom by the Engineering De- conditions
partment and th� Pl�xiaii�g Depa���en� a�d t�at these departments
skaall have the �ut�o��ty t� re�iew the egress and angre�s at that
ti�e. Co�mai�s�on�r P��t� �econded.
Ayes: Co�cni�si��er� arwfn, ����e�ut�, Puetz, I�rs�on
Noes: Nmne
Abs�nt: Comgni��ioaber ����ic�
E. 2-`T°TI-69/4°�Tm69: �'kI�A �m�rd of �ru�t�eesa Te�tative M,ap fox 2-TM-69/4-U-65
apprmxi�n���ly Sv9 �i�r�� and Us� Permit for construction legend
of YMGA b�i�di�ngo Location: �o�ner Saick� Way �nd Parlc
Aven�ae. �irst �aring.
Mr. .Ti� Jacksoa� Cfla�ir�an of th�e B�cild�ing Com�ait�ee fox the applic-
ation �nade t1a� px�sentati�n, eacpl�ia��.aag tha� th�s appli�ation had
previou�ly be�a� gran�ed � U�e Pex�it k�ut that construction hacl not presentation
been comEnenced beca��� of lacic of fundsa Mr. Jackson maint�ined that
a YMCA £acili�y was aaeeded iaa C�pert�.tao and tlaat it would include,
�mong others ��ch facil�ties �s h�aria�gs roosns �nd small and larger
assembly rooms for req�e�t�d publi� us�.
page 6 Min�t�s of t�e P�a��.ing C��c�a�s��on March �0 �969 PC-7
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no comments There were �o staff co�nnents in addition to tkne previously submitted
writ�en report.
When Vice Cha�rman Ha.rshon aut�xox°iz�d �udiea�ce co�ents, Mr, Norman
Stein of 2094� Alves Drive addz°�ssed the C�mcni�sio�ex°s, objecting to
objection to the proposed tkarough �tz°ee� tk�at would provide for a drag strip in a
street going her�tofor residea�t3�1 area. �Ix°, Steis� stated that �nost of the residents
through on Alves Drive tnad lived ther� since �h� fnception of the street and
are des�,rous of m�intaining the s�r��t as �trictly residential.
Mr. Steir� was supported in his r�quest to deny the �hrough street on
support Alves Drive by Nix°, L�oaa�rd Grey of 20913 Alves Drive; Mr. Harold
I11�smey��° of 20900 A1ves Dr:�ve ��ad Mr. Ed Beyer of 20127 Alves Drive.
Mr. Dasa�el P��lsea�, a m�mber of the audience, stated that the YM�A
�was ne�ded in �lae �o�amuaaity and �hat, although he sympathized with
audience the people on Ale�e� D�ive wtno axe desir°ous o� k.eeping their street
comments �residen��al o�rh�r residential streets kaave been turned into through
� stre�ts wittaoaa� any a.lb effect� on the imcnedi.ate ateighborhood.
� Mr, Jim J�cksoaa explaiaa�cl that Mrm Stein and othe�� had discussed this
matter with the Bo�rd c�f tk�e XrICA and tha�t that Board had not firmly
explanation reque�ted tka� ��x��ugkx �tx°e�t. Howeder, it was �Ir. .Tacic�on°s understanding
that �his street �a�is �Aann�d f�� a thxo�gh street by previovs action
by the Cit� Cm�aacil.
City Engin�e�° ��yd �g�°eed th�t �hisstz°eet was pr�pmsed �s a through street
by �etion� of the City C�un�i� and tha� dedica�ior�s and necessary right of
way ease�ents had pxeviousby be�� req�e�t�d and ae�ep�ed by the City.
I� was Mr. �oyd°s opi�aio�a �.hat a thr�ugh �tre�t does not negate the
staff report residea��fal ch�r��tex° �f a neighborho�d �nd ttaat the stxeet was required
on through to �llevia�e �o�ae of th� t��ffic problems a�ow in existence on Stevens
street Creelc �oa�bevard and S�el�.iaag R�ad aaaci that he, �n� good conscience could
not r��o�nnend th� �li�niabatiomm of the proposed street.
po h. Co�ni�sioner Paxe�z m��red �ommis�ioner Irwin seconded and it was
closed passed ua�ani�noc�s�� to �lo�e ttae public he�x°i�ag,
City Attorney Araderson cae�tioned that �he mattex° of City streets is a
City Coa�ncil �natt�� �a�d �h�t ��t�reet exists once tlne improvements have
caution been ac�epted. Ac�ording to 1rIY°. Anderson, the only reason why this
by counsel s�ree� appears oa� tka� cna� i� be�aus� the YI�IGA ha�e to place the im-
px°o�e�nes��� aaot ye� px�ei,ded fo�, altkaougka the rigk�t �f way has been
dedic��ed ��ad tYa� stre�� is alre�dy legal�.y iaa �x�.�t�nce.
2-TM-6�9 Commissioner Bu�taenuth moved that Applicat�oaa 2-�'M-69 be approved with
approved the 12 St�xadard Conditi�n�. Coanmissioner Pue�z seconded.
Ayes o ComEnis�ionex°s I�°win Buthen�th, Puet�, �r�hon
Noe s : Nfoa�e
Absent: Co�issioner Fx°olich
r�n�tes o� t�� Pl���i�s C�m��s�io� Ma�c� 1Q, �96� PC-7
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Vice Chairman Hirshoa� advised tl�e �udien�e me�nbers thai� this action
ma� be appealed to �he City C�uncil, in writing and within five days �dvice
f�om th�s act���a, �£ th� ho�neo�rners so desi,re,
Commis�ioner ��tk��n��h mo��d fo�° �pproval of Application 4-U-69 - U - 69
Commissi.oner Paxe�z se�ond�d, ppraved
Ayess C�n�.s��o�exs I;�wia�, Buthenuth Pue�z, Hirshox�
Noes e Noxie
Absent: �o�niss�.oa�er �r�lich
Vice Chairmaaa �ir�hoaa c�lbed � rece�s at 9�35 p.mo ecess
The �neetia�g r�canvex�ed at 9a4.5 p.�a�
F'. Agpbic�tion 2-Z�690 Ward Crucnp Developments, �nc.; Rezoning 2-Z-69
fro� Single-Fa�ily l���idential 7500 sq.ft. lots (R1-7.5) to legend
M�lti�le I3i.gta�demsit� lte�idential 2200 sqa ftm minimum (R3-2. 2)
Approxim�t�ly 11 ac��s located east end of Palm Avenue between
�l�ckla�r�y F�ir�a �ia�d �he Iiorse Ftanch. First iiearing.
Mr. Ward Crump �nade the preseaatation stat�ng that he was before this
Commis�ion because he �ought advice and guidance. He reviewed the
facts leading to the m^�pos�ibil�.ty of constructing upon the premises presentation
because of tkxe �lood Cont�ol Districtes req�irement�o According to
Mr. Cru�np it was i�npossibl� �to a�low the �onstruc�fon of townhouses
and leave the are� �equested b� Flood Gon�rol as well as leaving the
open �pa�es res�uix°ed.
Seaaior PlaaLaa�x I,a��ian suggest�d an It1C zoning in which the flood plain
could be us�d �is a common area required by this zoning, credited toward
the number of dwell�ng uaaits, provided that it was accessible as a planner's
recreation ax�a during the day paxt of the year. suggestion
When Vice Chai�naan Hf..�°shon called for audience cotmnents, Mr. RoE.
Kester of 10� 5ceni� �ou�ev�xd stated that the proposal would not
add to the retea�tion of the scenic beauty of the area, certainly not
if apart�ent kaouses were �llo�aed, and that this was the reasor► why objections
the petit�on the written co�a�►aexnication of which the Senior Planner to proposal
had talk�d predio�sly w�s submitted at this timee It was Mr. Kester's,
Mro 1Z. D. ICoenit��� ° s aa�d 1�Zx°. l�theos � opia�ion that this piece of land
was unsu�table for de�elopme�at of any lc�.nd other than for recreat�.onal
purpose� and tka�t it s�.ould be left this waya
M�. Pete Ca�arci� of 20030 Forest A�enue told the Coanmissioners that
he w�s �a� sy�n�aghy with the residents who wish to preserve the scenic
beauty of the area b�t that he was alsfl aware that Mr. Crump was
atte�npting to constr�ct something good and that, because of the restric-
tions placed upon the construction by the Flood Control District, he audience
was losing �aoney �nd w� �ryfa�g to xecover some of the funds. Also, support
that it w�s this Co�n�a�ssionss dut� �o tr� and help Mr. Crump in his
attempts.
page 8 Minutes of �he �la�n�ng Commission March 10, 1969 PC-7
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2-Z-69 cont°d
City Engineer Boyd concurred with Mx°. Ward that the restrictions placed
staff upon the applicatiox� by the Floo� Control Distxict ax°e untenable but
concurs that all avenues of approach have been exhausted and noth�ng further
could be done.
Mr. Frank P�rcell of 10441 M�r� Vista Road and Mx°so Juanita McLaren
of 22101 Lindy Lane �aotka stated tl�at this are� had bee� suggested for
park a park some tim� ago �nd that �kae ia�bility to d�velop the land in any
suggested other fashioaa migtat prove the catalyst for fia� lly developing the plans
for a paric,
City Attorney Andexson caa�tioned that the matter before this Commission
is to either approve ox den� tkae application for a rezoning and that
no other considexa�ion� �tao�ld be entertained. Also, that this Commis-
attorney's sion caaanot and should not �ttempt to usurp the auttaority of the Flood
comments Contxol District� no matter kaor� stringent, �nd suggested that th� hearing
be contia�ued so that the zoning requests could be discussed further by
Mr. Cxump and the Plaauling Department.
2-Z-69 Couronissionex° �uetz cnoved that the hearing be cantinued to the next regular
hearing meeting and that the Planning Department submit a plan of the lay-out for
continued the Flood Control requirements relative to this application. Commissioner
B�thenuth seconded, a�?d it was passed unanimousl}�.
motion to Because of the lateness of the kxour, Commissioner Butherauth moved that
continue only Ite�ns G. and Ii y Applicatioat�:-2-V-69 a�d 25-�J-68, respectively, be
items discussed n�w �nd that all �ther ite�ns be coa�tinued to the next meeting.
Senior Plaaiazer I.aurin requ�sted that the adoption of the General Plan
request for "Old Monta Vista" also be included.
City Attoraiey Anderson advised that it had been suggested that the meeting
statements be comtinued to the following day or the day �f ter because of the length
of the agenda and that this method would be left to the discretion of
the Co�nnissiorn.
items Commiss�a�er �uthenuth included a.n his motion abave that items I., J. and
continued K, on the listed agenda be continued to Wednesday, l�rch 12, 1969 at
8:00 p.�n. C�o�aroissioiaer P�etz se�onded and it was passed unanimously.
2-V-69 G. Applic��io�. 2-V-690 Stoneson Development Corporation; Variance
legend in fenc� or walb �n front yard area from 3 feet to 5 feet and
� 6°10). Southwest coraaer of Blaney Avenue and Lucille Avenue.
' Fi.rst Hearing.
present- Irlr. John Itodrigues made the p�esentation stating that this application
ation had been approved by H Control, the minutes of which meeting had been
approved by the City Gouncil.
Minutes of t�e Pl�n��ng �a��ission March 10, 1969 P�
80,000.4
2�V-69 co�t°d page 9
Staff st�ted no objections except suggesting a condition �'adherence staff
to th� eactiib�t is a�ondition of the variance«. suggestion
Commis�foner Bxx�he�'�u�h �moved Com�ni�sio�ex° Irwin sec�nded and it w�s p. ho
passed �unanimou�ly �a close the public hearing, closed
Commission�r Butkaexa�ath mao�ed fmr approval of Application 2-V-69 with 2-V-b9
the coaadition tha� th� re�.dering be made a part of the plans. Commis- approved
sioner Puetz sec�aaded.
Ayeso Co�n���io�,e�s Irwi�a, �uthenuth, Puetz, �ii.rshora
Noe s o Noaae
Absento Cocmtais�ioa�er F'rol�ckn
H. Ap�licatioan 25-U-68o G�lf Oil Company; Use Pex°�it for 25-U-68
erect�,oa� of Gulf Oil Service station at ttae southe�ast legend
cor�er of Ii�ne�te�d arad Stelling Roads. First Hearingm
The Gox1f Oi� C�mp�aay �epreseaata��ve anade the presea�tation stating
that this �tatioa� woaxld be the fix°st Ga�lf Oil station i� C�p�x°tino presentation
and wo�ld be located diag�aa�lly fr�an the JRkiondda V�lley Shopping
Cente�c off Iiomestead R�ad,
Staff v�iced a�� ob ject�ons �nci m�de axm report ixc �ad�iition to the no report
pxeviousl�r �ubmi�ted wx°ittea� report. There were no audiex�ce co�ents.
Coa�ni�sioner Bu�h�n�th �oved Coanmissi�ner Irwin seconded and i.t was po ho
passed e�nani�ou��y to clo�e th� �ubbic hearing. closed
Comaoissioater Buthenuth woved for �ppx°oval of 25-U�68 with the coan- 25-�J-68
dition Lhat th� .�.�zb� bay do��°s be placed �raay from th� street. approved
Gommissioner �a���� s�coa�cied.
Ayes: Co�na.s�ioner� Irwa,a� B�xghenuth, Puet�, Hirsh�xa
Noe s : N�a��
Absent: C��amis�ioa�er lF��bich
Ua�finished �a��ine�s unf.business
A. 81 Gean�ral Pban f�r "01d Monta Vista" (formal adopt- 81,003
ion mf plan ��a�p�°o�ed by tkae Planaaimg Gom�nission �nd the legend
C�ty Co�ra�il) .
Seaai�� �l�aaaa�r b.a�ra.n ea�alaiaaed tkaat �hree r�visions had been made,
one an ex�eaasa,o�a �f �ta� �ocmnerci�l area approved by the Plaaialing
Comma.�sioxa �aad t;ta� Ca.ty Goua�cil one a�onseq�ence �f a recent re- bacicground
zoning arad one result�.ng fr�sn freeway coa�structioxa. The plan now explained
needs for�nal ad�ption by ltesol�atfon by �he Planning Commission and
the City �o�anca.bm
page 10 Minutes of the Planning Commission March 10, 1969 PC-7
80,000.4
81,003 cont'd
81,003 Commissioner Irwin moved that the Planning Commission adopt the revised
adopted General Plan for "Old Monta Vistar'. Commissioner Puetz seconded.
Ayes: Commissioners Irwin, Buthenuth, Puetz, Hirshon
Noes: None
Absent: Commissioner Frolich
There was no new business.
motion to Commissioner Buthenuth moved, Commissir�ner Irwin seconded and it was
adjourn passed unanimously that the meeting he adjourned to 8:00 p.m. on
Wednesday, March 12, 1969.
adjournment The meeting adjourned at 11:45 p.m.
APPROVED:
��
AT7.'EST:
Vice-Chairman
PLANNING DEPARTMENT `
I
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Senior Planner