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Cupertino, _Cali�'orn�.a, _9501�------------------ Phane___�52_�Y����-----
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C I T Y 0 F C U P E R T I N 0
Californid
MINUTES OF THE Pi.EC�iJLAR NIE�TING OF THr PLATYNING COMMISSION
July 25 19b6 �:00 P
He3d in ti�e P�Iulti-Purpose F�oom, Portal School_, 10300 N. B1anc�T,
Cuperi,ino, California
I SALUTE TO THI� FLAG
IT ROLL CALL: l�7inu'ces of previous meei;in�;, 7/11./66
Comm, presenf;: Bryson, Bu�henuth, Frolich, Horgan, Hirshcn
Comm. absen : T1one
Stafi presen��. Dsrector of Plannin�;, Adde Laurin
�ls:�istant Planner, Jin� Tti
Recordln� Secretar�r, Lois Inti�aards
Moved b;� Comm, Hor�a�z, seconded Ly Comm. Buthenuti�, ��o
approve �11e T.•11nu�es of July 11, 1�66.
A:IES : Comm. Bryson, Buth�nut�z, Hor�an, Hirshon
� N�:YS : None
ABSTAINED: Cornn1. I+rolich
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' Motion carried, 0
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` III AN?vOUNCE"�IENT OP POSTPOP1Ei�ENTS, e �c .
7--U- A. Vt1LLC0 Pl1RK: Use Permit to COTIS'�?' buildin for
office, research ancl developt SE corner of
` Ho►nes �ead Road and Tan�au �lvenue e1:t,ension. Request
by applicant �o tabl.e l�n�il fur���er notice.
The Plann�n; Direci�or said ti�is applica'cior� must be
r�adver�ised �vhen placed en the aJenda again.
So moved bs� Coinrn. Frol�ch, seconclec� '_�;� Comm. Hor�an.
Mo��on carried, 5-0
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B, All Ci'cy Council and Plannin� Commission rne�tin�s,
be�innin� Au�ust first, wi].1 be ��cld in the Cu�er.�ino
� School D?strict Board Room until fLtrther nc�ice.
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PC-Rl� Minutes of' the Juiy 25 1966 Plannin� Comm. M�etin�
IV [•TRITTEN COMNNNIC�ITIONS
86 ,O1�T A. Letter from Mr. Charles J. Vanous and other proper'�y
owners objec�ing to �he proposal to prohib�.t parl�ing
on McClellan Road. Mr. Uanous' letter contained 16
signatures of property owners of duplexes up near
Foothill Blv�..
The Plannin; Director said there has never been discussion
of prohibitin� parking in that vicini��y; only on lanes
abutting 'che college. It is realized Lhat parking is
needed in front of duplexes, due �o t�.P low parkin� ratio
requi red in t ha'c type zoning .
Mr. Vanous' letter is to be filed in the P1.annin� Depart-
ment.
81, 005 B. In re�;ard to the applicai,ion for rezoning ..alon; Foo'c-
hill Blvd., south of Stevens Cr�elc Blvd., for a service
station, i� was learned that this is an extension of
a lot ��ahici� is already scheduled for a service station.
The Plannin� Director appeared at 'ch� County Planning
Commission's hearing of this ma'c'cer. A s�xty-day delay
was �ranted. The possibility of a joint meetiin� of Uhe
County and Cuper'cino's Plannin� Commissions was men�cioned.
Th3s proper�cy is to be served by Cupert3.no Water Company
and it is a policy of the City of Cupertino �hat all
properties served by Cupertino �Jater Company shoulc� be
annexed. Therefore, Cupertino has a le;itimate in�erest
in the Zonin� nof; only of this proper�y, but also acl-
jacent pro�erty and in the street pat�ern ir� the area.
Wid�h and s�candards of Foothill Blvd and Stevens Creek
Blvd. in �his area should be determined before the Zoning
for the service station is granted.
V VERBAL COMMUNICATIONS
There were none.
�TI HEARINGS SCH�ULID:
6-Z-6o A. BEAULILU ESTATE (Jack S. and Edvaard F. Eupi�ra�) :
Rezonin�; i°rom R1.-14ag to General Commercial (CG);
12.8 acres SW corner Stevens Creel� Blvd, and Si;elling
Road. First hearing con�Ci.nued,
Nir. Euphra'c has rnet several times ti�aitll �he Planning Director
since �he las'c tneeting, and a memo sLZmmarizin� these
mee�ings has been distributed to the Commissioners. ,
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PC-R1L! Minutes oi' �che Jul�= 25, Zg66 Planr_in�3 comt�:issi�n r���:tin�
I�Zr. �ack Euphra� asi�ec� that �l�e rezon�n� applica�ion to
General Cornlnzrcial Le ��ai'chd�a��an and he Uaould like �:o
reapply for "P" zoning. He �vill tnen have a tenta:;ive
plan preparecY tf�lzich wi11 be presen��c� at f,he next re�;ular
mee'cin�. There will �e a neight limi'cation and 12. �°;
landscapin�;.
Mr. Don Bandley, Cuperi,ino Realty Company, repr�senfin�;
Robert and Ralpl� Saich, propert�T o�•an�rs of the 38 acres
a� 'che I�t�1 eorner of Stellin� and S'cevens Creel� Blvc�.,
pr�sented a stron,; letter of protest, �-��hich can be found
in �hese Minutes as Append�x A. He z°equested it be pu{�
in the record. It specif�cally a'c �acl�ed the Plannin`;
Direc�or's me'cllod of plannin�;. The I'lanninu Direci,or said
that the Cii,y izas �he legal ri�h� to ini'ciate heari.n�;s on
rezoning of private proper�y, but - chzs is not v��ha � i�as
been done in till � cas�; nor is 'chei�e an in�:,ention to s'cart
such proceed? n��s to change the pre�ent Rl zonin� of' �che
Saich properi.y, However, it is 'che dL?�y of a city planner
�o thir��c of 'ciie i uture of the ei'cy (�lanr_ing �s thin�cin�
ah.ea� }, ar�d 'co thinlc of the nei�;hborhood and tlze Ci cy as
a whole anc� no�i; only as sma11 parcels , The plan in
ques�cion ti�aas a part of an inven'cor;� of various possibili'cies
in the area, and i was �mphasized �hat it was an i�_lustr.•a-
tion of an idea, not a proposal.
Comm. Hor. �an �:,o�k stron ; elicep��.on �o Mr. Bar�dley�' s le'c �er,
and emphasizec� the r:i�;ht and du�y oi i;�ie City Planner �o
main�ain initia'cive in �he plann�.n� o�' th� C� ty. Mr.
r Euphra.t felt Mr. Bandley's lei;ter Y�ad rzo k�earin�; on ��he
plans and shoL�_lcl no� be put into the record,
Mr, Banclle�r said �he �ro�er�y ov�ners are w�.11in�-� �;o �a�l�
t with �he Plannin�; Diree'cor. H° saJ_d �'c�ley learnecJ of this
discussion involvin�; �Ch�zr proper�y second-hancl. �1 copy
of the proper'cy s�udy Urill b� sen'� to Mr. �3andley.
Mr. Bill Cu'cler, Dean of Services, Fao�:hill Co11e�e Distric�,
said they are �,aholly in acco�.°d with '�alfin�; a loo�: a. � Lhe
entire nei ;l�borhood whiie plann3.n� duvelopment of this
Euphra'c properi,y.
Mrs. Isabel !`z��i,inson, 20515 Rodri�uez Avenue, Cupe
asl;ec� whe�her che CG zonin� vaould r�m�in, She vaas 'cold
it is now uncler study, Present zonin� of the Saich
property is Residential.
A rezonin,; of 'che Beaulieu pro�erf;y to Planned D`velo�mei�t
(P) could be adver'cised for �he mee�in� of Au�us� �c����
Mrs, Atl��inson asked, in vieva of �i,lze fac� 'chaU the County
Library Coii�mission i.s ma?cin�; a study, could ti�is be :ield iri
abeyance un�cil com�l��ion oi 'ci�is s'cuc?y. The Plann� n�;
Director said �he L3.brary Corrmission Stud�T will be ready
in about i,�vo months ,
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PC-R1�� Minutes oi 'che �uly 25, 1g6G Plannin;; Co��mission P�Z�e'cin�
Moved by Commq Frolich, secorided by Comm� ��lorgar�, �o con�cinue
�he Pirst Hearin� of applica�:,ion 6-Z-o6 Lu�til the ne:�t
re�ular mee�cin�, The s�aff is to c:iiecl� witlz tne Ci �y Attorrey
if excepcion for the 25-acre minim�tm oi a P Zone needs a
separate Ordinance and, if �o, i� can be adveri�ised in time
for �he ne!>t re ;ular meeting.
AYFS: Comm. Bryson, Buthenu��h, Frolich, Hor�an, H�rshon
NAYS: None �
Motion carriecl, 5-0
Comm. Hor�r,�.n �van'�ed Mr. Euphrat to '�no�a that he is in accor•d
with the Planning Direc'cor s memo, Z �1.� the excep��ion of �the
second seni;ence of Item 15. He is a`;ainst the Board of
TrL�stees havin�� much to say about this. Comm. Frolich a;;reed
that U?e should not le�isla'ce any cov�nants. Mr. Cu��ler
said the Colle�e is not attemp�in� to �arce au�horit� away
from 'che Ci �y,
6-IJ--66 B, j & l�SSOCIATES : Use Permif: for self-service car
wash and retail uiztomotive s'core, STtir corner Sa3ch !-�Iay
and Par1z Avenue. First Hearin� �ontinued.
Mr. Ray Uda �son, � 260 ?^:iindimer, Los �.1'cos, said th� first
building i� Ioca�ed Zgo� bacl.from S�evens Creek Elvd.;
the se•cond is 2 j0' bacl�, the Lhird is 375' Uac��, t�ahich makes
it difi icu1L for a retail use i�o go in here. Frorl�ing on
the Gemco riursery co�c�pounds the pi�oblem. There ti��ill be a
6' masonry i �r�ce L�hind buildings C& D ex�endin; from the
end of �JUl� C�I.111 ; B to the enc� or 'ch� proper�ty line. There
t�vill be landscapin� in front of the au�omotive bLailding.
The car wash t��ill have 8 bays rather 'chan ti�e cus'cor��arJ �!
and rr�ill cosL three tim�s as mLlcn as a Ir-baJ. The;� feel
this will far eliceed tne nePd, '�u� �i�i.s wi11 insul�e �here
will be no con;;estion. The car wash builclin� v,�ill 't�e 2��'
high and ��i�e otiier 'chree ti�ill be 30' j1i�h. Mr. Z°�atson
feels this is 'che best possible L?s� for this proper�f.
He read e�cerpts from a Banl, of �1►i��Y�ica pamph3e� re�ard--
in� coin opera �ed car ti�a�.shes , They i eel 'chat 'che husband
will vaash his car ��ere ti^ahile �he Uaife shops a� Gemco, or
Lhe car vaashin� can be a family 'chin�;, v.itl� husband and
sons doin� 'c�ze outside and the wi_E'e and dau�hters doing
the inside oi 'che car. ,
A le'cter irorn Mr Don ZerUaer, �ecuc�ve Secretary ol YMCA,
�22 South Murph�r Str�et SJnnyvale, s�ca tha.t YP'�CI1 did
no � ob ject �co the p� o ject, tivas r�acl in��o the record.
There follot��ec1 a discussion of f;l�e c1e'�a.ils of t�1e coin
opera car t�aasl� o�,�era'cion, i�s in�;ress and e�ress.
Comm. Bu��iern�th asked about 'che lzours of opera'c�on a��d
was told 'G�11S has not been establisi��d as yet. Coi��i��.
Hor�an asl�ec� 'che stai f to inves �i�;at� '�he applica�;ion
for enlal^�em�nt of the Gemco service station.
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YC--R1L� Minu�Ce� of the July 2�, 1966 T'lannizzf; Commission P�Iee'cing
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Mrs, Antl�onf Pelosi, 20727 Rodri�ues Avenue, Cupertino,
asked if Alves Drive will �o �hrough, The Plannin� Director
said the szaff has promised to le'c t'�e peo�le on Alves Dr3.ve
1�now whEn 'chis comes up, which probabl�r will be in connec-
tion wa.tl�i t��e Tentative Map for the YMCA area .
Mr. Stan C�zinchen, Chairman of the Board of YMCA, 1630
Universi�y, San Jose, sa�d they are ti��illin; �o cooperate
with this applican'c. They have no o'�jections as 1on� as
it is �he ��ype of car vaash as presen�ed here, wi�h no
mach3.nes .
Comm. Buthenuth asked�about the buildin�; ma�erials. Mr. .
Watson saic� i,he efiterior is slump si,one.
Mr. Gene �Iubbarc� said he is ov�ner of a 6-bay car vaasi�
at Ea.st San��a Clara and 35t:n Stree��, San Jose, He
does not have any problems �vith trafiic con�estion,
due to dryin� of �he�cars �
The Assistant Pl.anner said he traould prefer that the �-
desi�n anc� uses for a11 f'our buildin�s be similar to those
ind3ca�ed for �he �U�o builclin�s closest �o S �evens Creelc
Blvd, Furthe�; v,hile it is conceded tn.at there is ctiffi-
cult�� in locatin�; �enants for tne area nearest the corner
of Park Avenue and Saich ��Ta;�, and the applican�s canno�
afforcl to ].eave 'ch� proper�y vaeant, tlzis eannot be �LY�c
over-ridin ; i'ac �or in a ma�.ter of pl.anning Either �his
is good plannin� or it isn't.
t The Assistaiz� Planner said if this car vaash is perm3.'cted,
we are ,stl�cl� ti��i��� it forever, As ar_ �«ample, gas sta-
tions are abandoned, �heJ are not razed for netv cons ��ruc-
� tion.
f In three �o five years, when the Collc�e is in full s��ring,
the YMCA is completec�, �he Parl� Avenue/Alves Drive ex-
tension is in, and 'Lhe �l'alley Green Coti�plex is fully
, developed, th3.s corner will be ���uch more a�trac �ive as
. a commercial location.
The Assis�ari�� Planner recommended tha� a temporary uue be
approved for a per�od of three to iive years, a� the end
of wlzich. tirne �he land could b� cleared and a firsi�-ra'ce
commercial b�_�ilding constructecl.
Mr. Reynold 1�latson said �hey ti��ould also pref'er a com-
mercial use i:ere, But loolcin� direc�;;ly into the nursery
is a de�r�rnen�c to i,his property. Even with Park �lvenue
�oin� 'chrou�h, 'chis is a secondary position and vaill.
remain so. They plan to pu�. �n a quie�L di ;nified car
wash here. mhis is a bet'cer loca�t:ion for this �cype use
than on a r�ajor thorofa�e,
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PC-R1Lr Minui,es of 'che July 25, 1966, Plannin� Commiss3.on T�eetinu
Moved by Comm. Frolich, seconded by Comm, Hor�an, that the
Plannin� Commission make a findin�; �iiat a Use Permit is
needed for Building C.
AYES : Comn7. Bryson, Buthenuth, Frols.ch, Hor�an, H�..rshon
NAYS: None
MotioM carried, 5-0
Moved by Comm. Frolich, seconded by Comm. Horgan, tl�.t �he
Plannin� Cort�mission make a fznding tlza�� a Use Permi'c is
needed for Building D.
AYES: Comm. Bryson, Buthe�zuth, Frolich, Hor�,ari, Hirshon
NAYS: None
Motion carried, 5-0
Mr. Reynold Z�:�a�son said that at Lhe 1as� hearin� he nad
waived this ri�;hi,, that r.e conceded ���at Use Permitu would
be required for Build in�s C and D.
Comm. Hor;an aslced �he applicant ti�:h�,�c his plans were for
signs. Mr. j�:Tatson said all signs v�aill be within iche
Codee They would like to have the si�ns ori the dorn�ers and
a pole si�n listin� names o�' t;l�e business�s wi�hin the
Center.
Moved by Comm. Hor�an, seconded by Comm. Frolich, to close
the Public Hearings.
AXES: Com��1. Brysor,, Buthenu�,h, Frolich, Hor�an, Hirshon
NAYS: None
Motion carried, 5-0
Comm. Buthenuth said he tended i:o ;o alon�; with the '�iiirikin�
oS' the Plann� ng Department; to ivai�c a feti�a years and see.
Comm. Frolich fel� f;his was aboui, i,he best vae could expect
across the s�reet from Gemco. Cornm. Hor�an ti��ras in favor
of this applica�ion. Chairman Hiruhon felt {�he, car iiash
could caL?se �raffic and parking problems.
Moved by Comr:1. Hor�an, seconded b� Comm. Frolich, �o �rant
Use Permi� 6-U-G6, sub�ect to: �
1-12 Standard conditions
13. The renQerin� and plot plan c�isplayed a:t this meetin�.
1 That '�his actually be �reated as �wo separate Use Per-
mits on �he grounds �hat �ch�se t��ao operations ��zi�ht
a�L sor�e time 1�e under separate oti•:n�rship.
15. There is to be no servicin� of at��;omobiles conducted
behinu. Btxilding C,
AYES: Comm. Bryson, Frolich, Hor�an
NAYS : Cornrn. Buthenuth, Hirsl��on
Cha.irman Hirshon catlQd for a recess a� �:20 PeM. Mee�ing
reconvened at g:�0 P.M.
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PC-Rl�� Minu'ce� of July 2�, 19G6 Plann�n� Comii�is;��ori I��eecsr.�
S-V-66 C. TH�ODORE ti�T. SCHENK 1�ND RSCHA.RD �'1 L�NNL'�1: VARI�INCE
to allotia construc �ion of 6' fence vaithin rea
side yard to remain (corner lo'c: 10390 Pineville
Avenue and 10�!O1 E. Estates Drive). Firs� Hearing.
The Assis�cant Planner said t:�is fence t�vas put up in vio-
lation and vaas cited by City s�aff. It is either 7' 'coo
close to tl.�e sidewalk or 3' too hi�h.
Mr. Ricnard t1. Lennen present�d a pei�ition, signed Uy 100
of their nei;hbors, stating they have no ob�ections �o
the fence. Mr. Ted Schenlc presen 'che following rea-
sons for installin�; this fence :
1. Tizey have a walnut tree in froni,, and a year a�o a
child fell out of it. There could have been a 1aUa
suit.
2. The �ree hac root rot fungus, and the fence helps.
3. The tree had become a dog haven.
�!. The area under. the tree was becoming trampled.
Mr. Schenl� sa�_d he and Mr. Lennen I�ne�� tne fence was in
violation before it was construci,ed and that they should
have applied for a permit, but did not.
Chairman Hirshon asl�ed for comments from the audience.
There were none.
Ch�.irman Hirshon asked the staff if �this fence po�ed a
trafr"ic hazarcl. The Assis�cant Planner said it did not;
it sits back from the corner and does not obstruct
visibility.
Moved by Comm. Frolich, seconded by Comm. I�organ, to
close the Public Hearin�.
AYES: Comm. Bryson, Buthenuth, Frolich, Horgan, Hirshon
NAYS: None
Motion carried, �-0
Mov�d by Comin. Frolich, seconded b�r Comm. Horgan, �o
a�prove a��plication 8 -�`J-66 on 'che �;i 'OL?21C�S that i,he
fence, as constructed, does not viola the spiri� o�°
the Fence Ordinance, does not consti�ui,e a traffic
hazard, nor is it detrimental 'co t'_ne �zei�hborhood.
AYES : Comm. Br�Tson, Buthenuth, Fro�_ich, Hor�an
NAYS: Chair�man Hirshon
Motion carried, 1 ! -0
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PC-R1�� Minutes of the July 25 19�5, Planning Commission M�ctin�
Chairman Hirsl�zon sa3.d his clissentin� vote was because of
the fact tha� �che applicant .knew �� ti��as in direct v:iola-
tion of the Ordinance vahen it was constructed.
VII UNFINISHED BUSIN�SS:
g.U-66 A. �hrARNER M. ��dILSON: Use Permit to convert sin�le iamily
residence into antique shop, 20730 Stevens Creel: Blvd.
Chairman Hirshon asked if the staff had any addi�:i.onal
comments. There vaere none.
AZr. trlilson said vandals were again in - Uhe hou.se ti�rhile he
was at the last Plannin; Commission meetin�. More windows
were broken and obscenities performed here. Someon� cu�
himself or i�ersell° and wiped �he blooc� on a drape. This
drape is notr� bein�; examin�d at the Sheriff's Office.
Mr. Wilson said �;hey lust cannot coni�rol 'c��is p].ace and
they need an irlterim use here.
Mrs. Juani�ca McLaren, 10101 N. Blan�y, Cupertino, said she
U1a�ched the C�etty mansion being destroJed by vandals,
after 'che occupan'cs had moved ou'c. She said the ��lilson
home could be a high class ani,ic�u� shop and somebody
should �e'c in�o this house as soon as possible, before
it 3s ripped �,part�
Comm, Frolicl� said ordinarily, he is a�ainst commercial
use of residential homes, but an an'cic�ue shop lends
itself to a home of t his nature. It is an interim use
becau:e it could not survive too lon� tiaith land prices
such as they are.
The Planninb Director sta�ed, in thc aUsence of the
Director of Public Wor?is, thai, t;he Ci �y finds it imper-
ative that 'che applicant ta�c� par� in i,he local improve-
ment distric�c or ?rae stancl to lose Sta�ce money. He could
then k�ack OLI�; la�cer. Mr. tiJilson saa.d he has signec� the
petition. H:: vaould 1.ike �o put off the installat3.on
of the sidet�aall{ a� this time.
Comm. Frolich felt the conditions could be required Lhat
th arrangeri�ents for improvements �e i��ade to Lhe sai;is-
faction of Lhe staff and/or City Council.
Chairman Hirshon feels the problem here is one o:C police
pro�ection. Perizaps an antique shop ti•aouldnt be too bad
for a limited time, hovaever.
Comm. Buthenuth would lil:e �o see sorne improvements in the
in�ress and ef�ress. Mr. t�Jilson will have this cleaned up
but must ge'c along with the drivewa�T for a couple oi' years .
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PC-R1� Minufies of July 25, 1966, Planning Commission Meetin�
It was poin��d out th�re is room to par�c 3 to 10 cai�s and
�he driveti�aay is two cars wide. Mr, j'.r:i.lson would li�ie �o
'calce out t��� hedge in order to have b�tter exposure to
the public. He said they ar� uncler an Agreement 'chat
'chey have only one sign from Safeway - co �;he Post Off'ice.
Mrs . McLa.ren asl�ed if the Plannin ; Cornmissioners hav�
noticecl i,he homes in Sara�oga that, are used as exclL�sive
antique shops.
Mr. �,�rilsori did not think i� should be necessary �;o `;o
before �h� H-Control since ii, has alread�t been approved
by them for a commercial use. Comm, Frolich asl.ed if it
could be passed, subject to periocl�c review by the H-Control.
1�Jhen asked t�-aha� constituted "periodic", Comm. Frol.ich said
that c�rh�n a pro'�lem arises, that ti��oulc� Ue the end oi th.e
"f irs'c period" , Mr. Zailson ar�u�d t�ia�c i� u�ould be to
his ov�n besi; in'cerest to keep the place cleaned up.
Comm, Frolich th�n.��s economics U;ill dictate th3_s.
Moved by Cornl��. Frolich, seconded by Comm. Horgan, 'chat
applica�ion 8-U-66 be app�oved, subjeci; to the following
conditions:
1, Arran�ements be made to the satisfac�cion of tl�e staff
and%or City Counci3 providinG si,reet improvemeni,s in
front oi this prop�rty.
2. This application be subject to r�view of the H-Control�
AYLS: Comm, Bryson, Frolich, Hor�an
NAti'S : Con�m. Buthenuth, Hirshon
Motion carri�c�, 3-2
Chairman Hirshon said his dissentin�; vote was for the same
reasons as last 'cime. He is concerned about the laclt of
effectiveness of police protec�ion here. Apparently
�here is some problem of vandalism ]:ere, which keeps
recurrin.�.
�TIII NEGT BUSINLSS
1. A second draft of the Sign Ordinance will be for�ch-
comin�, but because of accumulaLion of other worlc,
no daLe can be set n�w.
2� The Planning Director asked if the proposed inLerim
A�;ricul'cural-Commercia2-Industrial Ordinance, oi' w��ich
copies have been distribu'ced, should be subm�tted to
public hearings after completion of 'che Sign Ordinance.
Before i,�ia�, he would like to have wri�ten or phoned
commen�cs f.rom the Commissioners. The Commission
agreed co this.
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PC Minuteu �f July� 25, � �g6G Yl.ani�ina CUIi1l1l1.:iS1UI1 Meetin ;
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IX ADJOURNMENT
Moved by Comm, Bryson, sec�nded by Comm. Buthenuth, �o
ad�aurn the meeting at 10:10 P.M.
Motion carried, �-0
APPROVED:
/s/ Jack �iirshon
Chairman
ATTEST:
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A�de Laurin �
Director of Plannin�
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