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drainage situation, he added that one dry well is con-
sidered sufficient for 2�`acres, the cost of which is
'drealted toward the' $,.500.00 an acre presently in effect.
Moved by Commissioner Rodrigues. that the use permit
be granted subject to the standard conditions; second by
Commissioner Fischer and carried 5 - 00
Kensal. Construction Co, 1Ipplication for rezoning from
Bmf mB-2 .to allow lots of about 7, 000 : sqv ft, :; 25 acres
less 10 acre school site; about 60 lots; west side of
Blaney just south of Warkman and north of Bollinger.
Second hearing.
.,reresent.ative of Mensal Construction Company
called attention to the date of their applica.tio and
sld he was of the opinion that the decisionmust be
'ren . de'lled within 30 days. Mr. Anderson stated that the
rezdh-1ng procedure is described in the -Government Code
and requires two readings of an Ordinance plus a lapse
of 30 days thereafter, In addition the 'City'Ordinance
provides for two hearings before the Planning,Commision,
This means approximately`3"months before the' rezoning
if granted, becomes.f inal
Mr°. -Myers explained that the Ordinance sections
describing the variances indicate that the purpose be
confined to exceptions rather than involve an entire`
application.
At this point the Commission agreed to request a,
joint meeting with the City Council in order.: to=dete�°mine
the policy questions, specifically rezon'zng for commercial
purposes and rezoning for residential lotsb
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Cm Tro Jan Const.ructa.on Co..* App icat.�:cn far, rezoning from
R-1;:B®2t6 B-1 accomodating 7,700 sq,,fta lo.tse Four
acres; 17 lots; eastern extension- of S1l:verado Aven"U.0
Second hearing.
Mrg Birchfield arose to say that he represented the
applicant and that their application was first I filed: in
Junes He remarked on the major changes af`fecter� zn the
map and some of the reasons therefore by gray of coming
to his request for immediate action
Commissioner Leonard said the Commission:vsasn the
Positionofof lacking the latitude to grant this application,
as well as others before its
The map presently before the Commission contained
1.6 lots of which 12 were larger than 8,060 sq, E°tV� each;
'the 4 remaining amounted to "7,750 sq. ft.; apieceQ 'Mr.,
Myers said he could recommend a variance of 50 f;tq on
the four lots
Mr; Birchfield, representing the applicant, was
insistent in his request for an immediate deci."eton„
Further discussion was thus obstructed" aid Commi''ssioner
Rodrigues moved to rescind the earlier motion a.sl applied
to Trojan Construction Company; second by Commissione
Cali ,-,.and.., carried 5 - 0,,Moved by Commissioner Fischer to deny the application,
second by CommissionerCali carried j �, 0m
G. Ja.ck, . Lyddon a Application to rezone Old Cuper:u i o
School Property, Vista and Stevens Creek Blvd., from
'A` "3-H t,o C -1-H. Second hearing.o
Mr. Lyddon requested commercial zoning on approximately
5 acres of land. He committed himself. to improving the
property according to the specifications.of the C:ity-
This, he realized, would include road dedication, road:
improvements, gutters,: curbs and sidewalks, plus City .;
requirements for. storm.,drainage, sanitary s"ewers, ec.
In addition he promised to clean and landscape the pro-
perty and raze the Old School building, He.felt that
the expense entailed on the above would entitle him to
a 0--1-H zone on the property
o missioner Calisaid that the. same requirements
mp:(31ar. on previous applicants thdAd be enforcOd with
pgar," o ".o .ddon Specifically, he ,.obs.erved that all
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prior applicants have been asked for actual development
plans as a cfondi ion of rezoning and he said he could
see no distinction between this application and any
others
Mr. Lydon stated that at least one neighboring owner
is in favor of lois applicat.iob, namely Patel Swanson, who
v6ftfled t�lis by having Al .14oilarid present to say that
their would iike a unifor:�. curbing and street section as
well as weed abatement, etc. Commissioner Cali .asked
Lyddan why he did not clean up the property immediatelyv
to .wh, c<h. he rep -lied that he was not in a ftiaanc.al.
position oto do t�. s ,without .a guarantee of rezcin n g'.
Commis .over Rodrigues said that the poli.cy''of. the past
would prohibit the rezoning
Mr'. Lydden acknowledged the -fact that he has no
i. mediate plans for theproperty6 Oommissi,oner Fischer
suggested that the a; plioatilon be tabled fob further
thought, qtr, Lyddozi. then asked for a decision on'the
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ear p °cr e :ter which is prese-ntl being �: ed tri the
Soh.00l, D!8triot for Lts bus operation. Commiss 6per Cr°a:ft
ratedthat the gran ' g *oft C-lmH on the back' would.
automatically mean that the front would be the sa es
Moved. by Commispioner Rodrigues that a 'oontinuet_ion
be given.,the application; second by Commi s8i6her° 0411
and. carried 5 - Oa
SIGN OR� �� ,INCE (TT)
After some discussion it was moved by Gommissiane .
.Rodrigue_s that the prese.rt draft be reoommended a.s a` s ign
ordinance,, second by .Commissioner Cali and ca. -r ed 5 4"
ADJOURNMENT 10-30 P o M o
Respectfully submitted,,'
11.dm nistrato.r-C,1erl