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DI TIC C OUMIL CITY HALLO IME MOSA M 0I1, ON .'ZOYDAYj;
11 i MER 3, 1969 a AT 8900 P41-
r=E-E, CALLED TO ORDER AT 8 s O3 P.M. BY CWItUKI NOBLEE
ROLL CALL - P-naamati Comm. Collis, Tbxxmalo :&lftnger,, Stabler
Cbairmsa Noble
Absents Co. Doice
i-Ot? on made by Comm. Pxlfinger, seconded by Comm, Colliss ® to approve
the minutes from the regular meeting of October 20A 19699 as oub-
mitted. 1.1otion cared unari mmx8ly.
APPO327 1EM
Coo . Collis wags zppointaed secretary for the ye6x 1969-1970 by
Chairman Nobble.
Chairman Noble appointed Comm. I3oice and IL'xm1 to serve on the
Land Division Committee.
Chairman Noble appointed Comm, Collis@ 1-Ulfinger and Stabler to
serge an the Zo-,d ng and Variance Gv=ittee.
RESIGIdATTON
Letter of r+esigation from John naar received and filed.
PiJ uc im&Rrn -- PnPOSED ORL72Ili = A,,mDnx A. mcia 14
Proposed ordinance ameiding Article 14, "Vra me and Conditional
use Permits.- of Zoning Ordinances No. II. S. 154.
Reprised proposed ordinance transfary--Ing voxianae functions to the
Board of Zoning AdJuastment and clarifying the intent of enabling
section thereof (co tinucd from October 20, 1969).
The City Planner stated that the public hearing was opened at the
last meeting. At the request of the Cam. the public hearing is
being continued tonight so that the propciaed ordinmceq can to re-
vised to include content on the four required showings of Section
1402 of the: ordinances. The worms, "Board of Zoning; Adju-stm=t"
have bean subasti'Wted is place of the wow, the: °=Plwming Com-
mission" on items balying to do with variances.. The words, "Hoard
of Zoning Adjustment" Will be included along =Ath the "Plwu ng
Commission" in those sections which refer to procedures for process-
ing variances and conditional use permits. The mended text now
readst
lornen practical difficulties, unnecessa -j hrxdahips,
or results inconsistent with the general purpose
of this ordinance results thaTugn strict and
literal interpretation and enforcma7�w.:t of the
provisions hereof, the Hoard of Zoning Adjustments
shall have the authority as ar udainistrati v act,
to grant, on such conditions as it ray determine,
such variances as may be in harmer-y with the
general purpose and int-erit of this ordinwee so
that the spirit of this ordinance shall be ob®
asrvd, public safety and wolfare secured and
aubstanti &I justice dome; p-ay.ded v that
no variance may be grmted which would pert
any listed use in a more restrictive ffioaae; or
which does not most the four required shawing$
of Section 1402 of this ordlimanoe®
public hearing opened at Ss18 P.M.
Since no one is present in the sud�i5nce to be heard on the question,
the public hearing was closed at Lis lg P.M.
"lotion made by Corm, 1'.Ulfinges seconded by Coup Stabler, to for-
ward the amended ordinance to the City Counvil with the recomwm"ti.on
that the ordinance be a&ptw-l.
Aypss Comm, Collis, Nisnael, :I1flzger, Stabler, Chairmen Noble
NorS a None
T-4otion made by Comm. Collis, seconded by Comsa, mir cal, to adbpt
Resolution P.C. 154m756, recvwendirZ to the City Council that the
proposed ordinance be odop•ted,
AYr,Zs Comm, collie, Himmi, vIalfi,-agos Stables chairman noble
N IFSx ?Done
m-x m: -- 106 i 1 s T Si`Rff-- T
Review of two proposed single family dwellings on adjoining lots
haying no side yawl on a carcunnon lot line, and five foot yards on
rar in:L?g sides - locat-d at 1066 let Street (review required
by Resolution P,C. 154m717),
The City Plannz�r pr esentGd the spplic&nt r s plot pleas and photographs
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of the p per y° &M adjoirdng p pexts eai to the Coarx4zsion. He
stated thwbt acecordi t-101 Reso"Uxtion PX,. 154 0117, plot platy and
elevations become- aub"le at to :tvnyderw= b.r the Plaruiftg Commission.
The plea plwi shvws 5 foot ride yards on the "outside" of the
pax -eels and 750 sq fe-at os "F ar y"exd for each unit. Me front
yard is shown as zam,. let ly pw,..rd, , ,I though it would be possible
to pravide landscaping was in the fz-ont yard, which would ba
more visually pleasing, T14r. Crawford stated tassel it ie the sta f a s
re3commmdati.on to approve the plot plan and eleyatiawg subject
to la coping being provided by the: applicant as € hom as
"Mchibit All dadted. Nov bar 30 1969, and part of the ftle.
Tod Cysewski., 522 No. Paul:Um, Red=.do Beam, astrit,!�d that he would
favor iaaadscapizW because of the ae athe t io val-ae that would be
added.
Cam. Malfinger felt that the 6.-3 ielopmewa a -ma upgrading.
Chaaaimen Noble questioned whather the "subject tag ravieWl wording
of the ordinance might be deleted in the f utm-e or whether it would
be necessary for as conditional a permit. Z.&. Crawford replied
that the Plam2ing Commission. ,night grant cocoon variances in the
future, However, by retai.nibag the nrevi.ew l prerogative in the
initial. stage, the Com. can still control the type of development
that waa considered at the time of the adopti.e n of Resolution P.C.
154-717.
Motion made by Cam. Stabler, seconded by Com, T., ilfin ger, to
appra-.re the applicant's plot plan =4J alevation a.
Comm. Himmel stated that, became the driveway was just 10 feet
lung, a possible pi v'vlem of cars blocking the sidlor.,ja2k and street
would exist. Hr. Cranford explained that this problem was oo:=x
to the area, but that the Iota are too small to simitaaeously
actileve open space and adequate off street parking requir-faca-ats,
AYES: Comm. Collis, Mi msl, rya.' Yi Wger, Stabler, Chairmw Noble
MIES: Hone
Aotion aerie by Comte. Stabler, seconded by Cep. iaulfinger, to adopt
Resolution P, C. 154-757 r appm,�y ng they baai.ld[inge as presented by
'Ir. Cyaewaki, based an the deterininaati.cn by the :PlAnn-Uig CO MAesi:on
that the plot plaaaas and elevations meet the concept envisioned
by the Comma when Resolution P.C. 154-717 was adoptedl 4o&dch in
effect &&lows an upgrading of all building by allowing adjoining
lot usage with abutting walls and a 0 foot side yard aetback on
the wa in lot line; further, that the plans presented -to the C:om,
meet all requirements of the intent of Resolution P.C, 154-717
and that the developer has agreed to cry ke~ the devel opmont ives:aform
with the staff rega'ydi lax-edscaxping.
. tea Corme Himel� P"ulfiaeger, SSI tiler,, Chairamm "Toblee
T'3IFS a ?Tone
Cc . Coll -is statai that it was • he desire of the Com. at the tie
of the adoption of Resolution P, C., 15 717 to obt&ira flexibility
with, regard to arc-b.itecvArai ehandards, but. that he didn't think
the applicant t Inad 'Ewen ad?,=tMe of the possibilities, and the
atnactAuv under ciiiscussion leaves a lot to be desired architectur-
ally speaking.
REPORT OF ArSlDEMI M H;Tn,33M RECORD
Re aommud to the City Council whether or nest the proposed orrli.nancce
requiring a "Report of Residential Building Record" eshauld be enacted
as recoeimw.ded by the South►rsat Area Pl=mIng Coanacil and revised
by the City Plwmer and City Attorravy,
The City Planner stated that a fw sections of the propose9d ordinance
have boon revised an the advise of he City Attorney and is now
pr°eamted to the Gmw4. for cmsideer�,d,jn aid reco=tnWation®
Coe. Collis questioned what poaitiean the Swth Bay Board. of Realtors
would take re4aa..--,xLLag the ordinance. Chzd.rmm Noble replied that
idle there will ba awtions from real estate brokers,, in
his opiniont. the ord�.nca i.,,re will be an asset to the City. However,
C%aairmw Noble felt that a good d-sal of clarification will be
aaeeeseary ragm-ding non-corafonzi nf, eyes, Since the concern of
reaalteara in that if aam tip pry a (wMah are goteuu&l.ly b uuLl ess) are
cuq),eaeed to buyerso the borers my become imnecessarily concerned.
For ale, ne eonforn ing ewes Which am aeoept ble because they
were already* used for that purpose prior to wing. Ttr. Crawford
stated that to be fair to both aide, they form will ham to be carte
ftIly written and if at ai1 possible, unifons with other ai.tle e e
formes, At, the present, all the South Bay cities are prapaxd lg
this type of legislation.
Chad.rMaca Noble atatesd that this ord:, a mce repre:eftnd a big moves
on the put of the City and it should not be adopted iij haateo to
be amudeed at leisure. Me Cow. ghoul d act me the sourAi ng
board, if possible p and take that prea6ure off the City Council.
bti.on rude by Cam Collis, seconded by Cc , I•�l.finger, to for.
enand the proposed a-rdirarmicee to the City Coumil for their acm.,
sideration and avecmarr...Adon. Paera, that the Pig Commission
has reviewed it and feel that this is the )d4ht atop in asljmjnatjng
nova •ce nforaing uass. '.'bti.on later w itkdraqn,
CcisaY. IMMMI felt that chie to awe Wp�!!®v:. aaa Lhro;,ghout he
ore hire, a few phrasss ehould be ad"•zo-d in order to avoid. future
v
.r. •'F or
misumierataywi,ing of the execution of t;ie or i.naaacea Vm...Y ass
"or being used" armed U, ` ssidw-Ltlel h-alldtayr, shall m@m-n my
improved real propel deei.& ied or porn, itted to be used or bed
used for filling p� our _ S, ea., °&tom. F ga the City of I„e eFa Beach,
amd shall include the ai3 dfs-Z or e-,,Pmaturae located on said
improved real pa rty, " in o char to e7 vxify the povition of the
selier� "niia col-IfoA'aLdties Wid/ov, mRdad to 14-ay k8'tom ncn- amformities
and/ r violationa of City Building Code or Ong Ragaations";
"and report thereon" added to "Upoii the Tarified crest of Sadler,
a pbyvical ex minati.on c4d report $hams --on of the WWOOt PrOPOrtY
shall be made by the Building Daap&Ytftzrt:, a finally, the phx-!.Ae
"failure of the City to r*rfo " a0ed to the end of the o dinmio e
to protect the seller if all efforta were made to obtain the meord
the he City wac unable to furnish.
Chairmw Noble questioned VM, the ordinance oosi.derrwd only rosi -
dential. 11r. Ce^ Ord rep7.Jed that this was tine to the woixUng
of the Stag enabling aaot, sad if the "Residential Report" is
ssuocessf 1, then the State would prabmbly can -eider conwrrai.al, and
industri€a property. lit also added that in many cities cohere maalti-
ceaomroial zones exist, miarepreaw-tation occAuss as to hoc a
propel in any certain zone can be used; the reforaq a "Ccumercial
Report" emia- d. be most bearefieiaal to the people..
The City Planner &-- ated i L-at, his r°ecowwnfttion is to fonwmrd the
ordanaace,q as &mende1,, to the City AttorAeye
Chairman Noble steted tit he waa].d lils'a to wait for the opinion
of the South Sad' 2oard of Realtors regarding tics ordinanco,,
Z.btian made by Com. Csllist seconded by Cam. rk,finger,, to ree-
ommgwd that the City Attomey review the revised ordin=oe Urld that
the ordinance be iRibmitted to the South limy ward of Realtors for
their reviser and connent. It has b.,jw. detezu-Ined that this Gomm.
plans to tame action on th s subject at the next =,-K:i*laarly soh led
meeting &nd to place t4ie itan on the age®
.P,, s Comoro Collis, lir= :1, lklfinger, Stablarg, Chairmaar ";able
NOES a None
Proposed am ubrpmtt to City Zoning Ozdinanee providing a Planned
Development Zone ca"gory wherein davelopmwt ftandards of aV zone
may be modified by ord-i a nee in order to prroxviele more is exible
development techniques. By Resolution of 'ant*mti.on.
The City Plumer stated that the City Attorney is still working
on the legal rmifioatioitu. Therefore, 'eihes puawpose of tonighVs
discv2 ssi.on is to get v. suum y of the Plwini ng CcmnLssioraga feel -
Ingo as to the bust dir-action to go in a PD :;one, hem are two
Ve *A:� go: ordinance sir resozutione If the *tqwd.uds are adcpftd
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by re solutionp heith T-ndif cations of' dk: r? caps►: etas;, M3.1
pmparty in the zomrs eri) a d be cutject to a precisa plan to be approved
by the Plaming Co psi tin 'before ismvmoe of a DX11ding Pe to
Homer, derolepere mnd builders question this amsthod became of
the rmaert,-anty as to what the Came. miaiit do. Builders may go
to a ,great deal of zxxpen5s in preim-nUig plow aud elections and
have the plan-,,&:U Ccqnission reject thm for a rMsOr: to
them; therefore, 'they want to know the rales in cdvarwsm A'Ir.
Crawford stated that the City Attomey feels a bowel% °, that by,
s(ttting the rules in sdvanoe9 in effeat a now sme wea 1d be ado fx d
every time the PD sone is adopted. If the PD wee dmmlelmnt
etkaidarda are Adopted by ordiencs, rules and regulatims are then
established by midah the property in develop", subject to no
arbitruT chmge by the Plwwing Coan.asim in the futWto
Coma Collis stated that umW conwn- •tiew,, vAAle only In the
bgSiraLimS stage of dwrel,opmt, hr-vs already esteblished domlop.
ment atar arda. He would prefer that the Cow work with the
d;s elopers' p1mis rather tip. the Coen developing its MM plum
He felt that a hardship on the domloper is cre&ted by -LxUA*z
too mwW restrictions wialmt tb.sil tbxm3h,
Chairman Noble stated that a capricious I'1annW Cohesion might
scans demlopers away r+aga.-rd:mg cm-tai*i arestrictima on landscaping,
esetbacksa height restrictiotm and design techniques. He cuwvti.oned
fdmt should coem fi.ret, the rules and regr> Ut-1 omw; or the developer,
along with time Commies ion, organizing the atauM=&a,
Thrr. Crawford state-d that a reaurri~ag thow of his Gus v°s 616-
cues3ion was that time City has to take the leadership in eeUmishd
ing et tr&-, ds and that the City could guide the da-volop nt of
certain areas by ruing some of the developer's options. By
telling builders they must bAva gable or hip refs or balconies,
some of the developer's optima are imiodiately talwn n op there-
fore,, in effect, the r alea are established in aftwoe.
Comm. Stabler stn•'.id that he can see PD yea in different a"as
In the City and ame of the xvquiraLTnzmte discussed %roul.d not fit
the of other sections
Coemm, Collis asked the City Planner to define the PD zone M% .
Crarwford erplalaa . that the PD sonde is, basically, me in which
the raid rules of the ron: ng Ordin-ance net aside and spudal
males are mde up for a deavelopninit, The new rules ara tAsed on
a precise plans the lot exea and the height, side or mwe yard
reqair - worts may vary. Also, additional landsaapiM or eoeatr al.
of the color of the build:L gs may be izVoaed. He further fied
that the Plwtn ng Co lesion should pant into the rules vrbatcv►r
is +eoded. in the area and the proxmrty omers, buyers and neighbors
enuld, therefore, be of it at Wao time of the PD adoption,
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Cones. Collis stated that he was opposed to too 91843P a- -9trictions
Mrw felt tiler, a araxe-. in size ayartmmt, opera *race Wd s'-1rki'ng
ama 1.stir► wraujd ice a srafficiext b"-era for &;�."53.op :2tjt -f3tmdax,�Uo
The Cominsion expressed a eoncem for an atiapt-ed precise plan that
is sold sow. after. 5ra Crawford explained that if the property
801d, 'rhe tc+-a o wes wmild Irm rsqairad to bu&ld aacor&tng 1;0 ttka
approvtd plans or eject mwt corms back to the: Clty vjith -wirlsad p1ma
for apv s'al by tbl.,, Plaanizg t;csxe USi Onx
The City Plamer suggested that the Zoning Committae take the "PILVOOd
D v velorAwnk Zone" &yid the "Planed I o"Zz ,wmi to and. Reviaad Propsrty
Ds, ajapaeent 3taizia :ds" topics for furtbardiscussion with the City
Attorney and himself to work there into actual ordinances. He ft or
stated that the Comm. has two optional the City could proceed with
a PD zone, or continue the way it is presently going arA just ah=ga
the R-3 atw-rl �& to be more restrictive or more in line with our raNat
building practices.
Coles. Collin requested that the staff bring Qz:eerpts of nrdU aces
from other cities,
The Zming and Variance C=xLtteev am--cLeting of C Collis,
pftl.finger, Stabler, will meet with Mr. Crawfordo .lft�.dWq Tlovenbar
7. 1969, at 7e30 aom-, at thu Internt-J.6n.1 Hcuae of Panoak,9e9 to
disams item 7 and 6,
j*m1Sr, pLw Srl'1l7!]&ms FoR 3.4,00-15D BU)CFE or, WC-MOSA A
The City Planner stfted that the City Cctmoil, Tuendsy c7ening,
sbm1d, aace ding to pr(ndaua intent, imiti ate a :uholge of zone
from C-2 with R6-3 Potential to R-30 A. praciami pim mast be adoptedq
an era nrnae regnireamt, before a potentia scone is changed,
Since the Citgr is initiating the chawge3 Mr, C:rLwfc -d the
City will have to provide theprecise plan.
De"lop t= 5tzn&--rdB for Bloc: 339 irermoaa ' -c)a, 1400-1600 Bermaas.
Avomoo mere Presented by the City Pl�i%nner to the Cam. COM='S,
based on th* juckes- owntA deytiaty wers olffcred by 31re Crawford
for each of the ae proposed PD standardae
1, Alloy awthack - The Como has aMd'oned the Jukes -
Howard de-7alopme nt being moved 6 feet westerly,
allowing the deVelapero a 1 foot setback from the
m w property* line. Also, the Como han required them
to dodi.cats 5 feat for Ax'izr7: alloy vidwiing purposes;
kkowaver, in order to follow through an our intmat, it
will be necovef:z7 to ae.T :11 re additicaal hand face
other pkgT->3trt y amaere*
24 F°rmt, satba& - A, mquinaamb gi"ma to tha devel
tho six-e of the b-'3i .dit�g in it fom-ard. The
Caxa;w. uwit a a tee further md. w?id Whey c=1d canti«
l ea- the P-nd Md "Ard stor eaa zw, add1t-LOUR-1 3 feet
into the ip't 10 Foot franc yard. Raw r" the
developam he. a decided to tLd14 eU&Igh'b ,� a3 tares
ing the balac tins to ext and i&to the font 7ard tea.
3. Side y - An ancaoae1mvwxt aallou ace to : ncaur age
they tMM hoUBG coaaept, al1al-}ins people to embine
V.-war es an adjoining lots ate? fat woll:Lmg
sapaa t,&l ° if they wish to sell,
4® R,wfs - Tn pnmddim a unable op5u deckv some
flexibility li,ty in the use of a roof is achievak®
5s F�ta $ Faaleani es am aaaasaxsUa 1p capeaial for
vwbir�a�a�*
6. Since p> ring will not be off of
Hea mas Aveme, the 'I-10 fast of fraat youd can be
U.-OFIGZPed.
7. Pam -'With no paerktag off of llsas ap a Av e,; the
arubt;exm<-ane an concept will ba used,
L,W. Cr@Word sated that F-,vxu-, Gshzy made tho carman .' %at the City
noe,to dmmlop an &=% of co ?de noe; t aiat t~jw Planning Cow aasion
should take the apg*�tmah of wkamg this this kuyvtons block of the
City and comdt its tim a W m-hies t:, mavci * the block they ebcw-
case of the City; that this a;.p-- ah6 therefore, will bring devel-
opers into Her aeaa
Cam® Hiawel stated that he would like to see the phM eo "with
Bather xparbwnta developed wiftl n the; scc4m of this ordinweee"
added to section on roofs to im-ure a pl*aelag ha mwW of structa"s.
lie also gwstione°d the possibility of '.-z%vjng the developer have
30M sort of tree planting program, ,sir, Crawfqrd 2mplied that
the tries planting program received that highaat reap mea fry the
citizens in anwer to the last City N'a�mlettsr. He also added that
he world discuss the m- tter iurtsr with P=1 Peterson, Sua pew•
Intmadwit of Parks.,
Comm. Collis stated that the City toes not haw the large parkwa3,^a
needed for vuah a program and that trees should definitely be
planted along the few park. am •s in germs&.
Coma. Rimmel queastii ed the kew bil.ity of ak-ble t.v9 a nterxaw
has rid the block of an u �:R.i tly view,
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Chaim Noble stAtsd that the City ahoUd cantaot meson about
the possibility of kwadergr'ound utilitles for this block. This
matter was referred to the Land Divxalon Co i.ttee for further
study &nd report.
.Ax PROVAL 04" a.41D PURCHASE
Approve-1 of purchase of a portion of lot 3: H rd's We= View trot
for em- nsion of an alley between n 41h and 5" Streets.
Comm. Collis read than City Hanagor's mwo r egw rZ the Prop. rty
ftrahase Appxo: a. A synopsis is as follows Plmaips cowl lion
appxoval is required according to State laaw before thv City am
caWlete paarehase; land is needed in order to extand, the alloy
under an aaseaan. mt district proceeding for the full block; and
the desirability of creating the district and v-,rtwAing the alley
has bean supported by both the p 'opvrty ouaners and the City
Council.
Mr. Crawford at t d that the alley um deaden . in this particular
block. By buying the lot,, the City will extend the alley thrau6i,
from strut to street, and provide a, City parking lot on the north
aide and sell the mmninder to the cuner° of the adjoining lot.
36tion made by CStabler, seconded by Comn., Collis,, to recoranend
that the City acquire the property.
Chrkrman noble r, ked Mr. Craasford to mko mim the par''.ng lot will
have the proper turning radius.
AYESi Coaam. Collis, Himel, P•'�alfiw.;erO Stabler, Chaain. Dm Noble
NOES I Ilona
SC T,u r C_g1FO':%A PLreR.'MIG CTLZ=S
The City Planner stated that the meeting i4ll be hold Thursday,
November 13, 1969r at Starnes Restaurant, Weaat Covina. The meting
will be a nook Planning Cow ssi.on meeting, with various problem
explored at this type of mepti ng
He further stated that the PlawiUig Commission belongs to a number
of organizations and that we should weess -them to fared out inch
ones would be profitable and which ones we grant to take an active
interest in.
He stated that the Soy.= Wisrn California Plmn ing C�Sve+as 3s the
most comi.ssioner-orler Gad organi.zatiaa. and the interation betw im
Mtm
cities is EA aeeaet to 'U18 City.
smitlurcat P? araw� ixg coyancil is the most used of the orgarlri
ji.zati.ows r,.r�d is a which could be the t be ne all -al to the
city.
Theyr, �qp �y�{� Jyy py ���s y��p� �g p�A ��y1,q��}J� qp
he City KliQ.w-aer s al,-nd 1��!.l��fdyttp tie i�az in the p V'oese o WozitwYp«a4,g an
& P� Ct4majo ion eC�_.,lnnar,, ct�3-spcwpormd the S'.J�thwmt Area
planning Cmmil md Dwagsz Start o College, i rbm Studies DaPanrt-
r ztd The pwWse of the ash is to dwmlop kaoi-11sdge of plamAne
problems and to&jni q zes for Coriziesions. The r-MAAL-w Will Consist
of tacaw ai sm Linz to Come ►F` thax' th= tochyAcig=m-a to tee
nisi ww. He farther state-d that. if we can davelop krwfledwss of
other Cho and ku Ledge of their proble s # marls can be inter-
relaa►tedg Planning Conmdosi m-a can baglm to aaaaaagl.i:ah m wh more
in the South Ham' aareaa.a
The City PIPYiner eta3ted that the American Mmits of P15M;&raa
will aaavAxcst a tshe r, conme for pla mere and city m anagore4 The
comae will be hold in Saga Franalaecco FH.fty and Sgaturdvys in mid -
November. There will be a 11',40®00 enrol..-nt fees he Own Lwtl-
taste will conduct ae. similar course in the Smth Day are& @vvvLI=
In
Cam. Collis read the City '.AmWerllae )arson to the Planning CaMiBsicft
aacz eem,iagr> the CcmolidaIw:d stock ddevalophka- t site, A ay€sorsis is
an follaaass the developers la&ve heavily i i-ad thoir site de-
-velopmnt and aubdivisi.on plan; and the Planning Cow ssi on is being
regaested to adopt a resolution of intention to Bold a public hear-
ing at the uext regular meeting,, November lTs lam®
Cam. Collis wvndered what tne of c aangew bad occurx-W In the
demlopment. Tor® Cxxwford replied baI', there will be no change
in the number of unitep just an iiacraeased mabo • of lamer units.
The mode of grading, draining to the street,, has been dhw4W oraeaatir)g
ewaeml deadend drivevays rather than perimeter dri,vewRys
-lotion made by Come Collie v seconded IWI Conm 111A.I ugerg to reo-
onmand `fit this matter be re►cowidered at the next --agalsrly
aaeheftled meecingg at the :?,a:Tapt of the City
Air Comma Collis* Mmiel$ Mlfingar, Stabler,, Chalrmaann Noble
WES a More
Cfi=2 OF TINE OF MARI itS
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possible.
AYESs Cmw, Coollis, lb.m,-Aad, ClarAnw-u Noblz
NO= Mons
T ATn*� adjourned at 10ty;� p.m,
!Maxt meeting will be hold Novel or 17,, 3.969.,
JOE B. WaYUP-2 CRUPT MIX
JAMS D. COL LIS,;