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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 01/04/1978REGULAR: MEETING;.'.. .JANUARY 4•, 1978 -CITY COUNCIL ~CHAMBERS 7:30 P.M:- CITY HALL: PETALUMA >, CALIFORNIA The Planning, Commission encourages applicants •or their t represenative _to. be availaVle at_the. meetings to, answer questions,: so that no agenda.items, need be_ ,deferred, - to: a later rdate r :due- ' to a -'lack of pe t-i information. PUDGE ALLEGI'ANCE TO THE FLAG: ROLL CALL.' Comm.. Balshaw - -• Head Horciza Lavin rer Shea ` Wa1te Wri ht g S.TAFRr Ronald Y. Hall, 'Planning* Director APPROV OF' ,MINUTES CORRE SP'ONDEN . CONSENT', XAL;ENDAR WALT ,WILLIAMS • & RAY AGVIRRE- 1. R Request to modify tfie - �Tenfiative Subdivision. Map MODIFICATION` TO CONDITION,- c condition - for - X wok Manor -Subdivision. ,that `.re= .•OF..TENTATIVE' SUBDIVISION'. q quires a deed r restriction.ori Lots #79 thru' #95 MAP. AP..PRO,VAL•FOR MIWOK'MANOR'- p preventing,•the 'constructi'on.of.permanent " SUBDIVISION l - _(continued);: s structures - •with-iA Iten "(10) 1ee't - of a PUE easement. WALTER.`,KIECKHEFER -CO.: ' 2`.' E E Q'. Evaluation and'Siite•'Design Review of a ` proposed bus' stop to, be located ,in the central portion of •the• Golden Eagle - Shop;:ping Center Parking 'Lot, 33' East.: -Washington : Street_ DOUGLAS MC `CABE 'MbI)IFICAT,IOIN ­-3w Request m • to modif:} - condition°" of :Site Design Review TO..A• SITE _DESIGN REVIEW , FORTY , ° a approval- -.for- •'a - proposed = .off -ice' build -ing to be 725• ,E.. WASHINGTON 'STREET: • - l located;•at••725 E Washington 'Street. STA-NLEYiBARRASS FOR 'DAVID BABONIS:4.a: P Public- •Hearng•to evaluat'e'-the. Environmental ('•BABONTS'r�GENERAL AUTO. - REP AIR) - - -Impact Questionnaire for a General E.',M. EVALUATION /..USE :PERMIT' A Automotive •Repair Shop•• (sales; and service) to REQUEST: b be-locate d within. ;an, existing „ >13,SS00, • square •1 b ' ld " ' ` 30'4 S tt St t co ree . Y. b,. Public Hearing to consider a-Use'P,ermit request for the - proposed project. PETALUMA :PLANNING`.COMMISSION AGENDA t {, JANUARY 'A , 19.7.8 SUNRISE_SU'BDTVISION I, Consider'ation.,of the Tentative Map for ,the - TENTATIVE MAP /PUD posed sub n divisio consisting. of 1,05 single:, ., ;.,,. REZ ONING _REQUEST ,_:: family units ao be located on North 'Mc.Dowel'1 X (continued). near Dynamic: Street.. 2':, Public. Hearin to_,•consder': the_:r.ezonn -9 g application : of Feature"Homes, Inc •.to rezone.- :app.roximately- r . ' 2 :8«acres 4 from R -ilr ;10,000 to ''PUD,..: ." INDIAN CREEK PROPER ES TI 1'. Public Ilearin "to •evaluate the Environmental; g (CHRISTENSEN &FOSTER) _ Impact ; Questionnaire for a pro p q sed rezon .; E, L.Q EVALUATION/ the '•• -proper ty located at :.Lakeville, Highway 'and REZONING;'rROM M L .(LIGHT;..: - 1 ... I Petroleum Avenue -from M L (Light ndustrial). to INDUSTRIAL..-T0: C - H "(HIGHWAY C. H "(Highway Commercial)'. COMMERCIAL) : 2...: , - Public :Hearing, to "consider an apph ca 'Ion to rezone the: -above p;toper;ty w ;MARIN-- SONOMA :MOSQUITO ABATEMENT i " Pub °� to- evaluate tl e Ens ronmental " .' ' DISTRI "CT:- E.I..•Q. EVALUATION/ Impact.Questonnaire for ^a proposed Corporation . USE: "PERMIT/ SITE"DESIGN "`REVIEWt- ;- ' -•" Facility•to be`aocated: at. 515 Nor.tfi Blvd.- 2. Public Hearing c -o to ns der n'a Use Perm ..t - request fair , ^ the propo'be& project.' Site Design - • review -- :consideration for "the project. ROCKY SMITH-4 ... t l•. Pub "1'ic Hearing" to'evaluate tare Ertronmental Impact,.. E.I.Q EVALUATION/ ' :., . - Ques'Uonn_afre a` proposed:Tatob Shop to 'be USE PERMIT REQUEST' located^ at 5 "l b; Petaluma Blvd S: } u ` 2,' . Pub.lic .H.eAr ng- to consider, a PUse .'P,erm t request` .­ ., f proposed.ptoject, ADJOURNMENT:— , r : MIN ' U T E S PETALUMA ?LANN -ING C_ OMMIS;SION :r JANUARY 4',1978- ,REGULAR. 7:30 P.M. :'.CITY COUNCIL1 CITY HALL.,. PETALUMA, CALIFORNIA PR .Si NT `r x °Comm ,.Balshaw, ; HOrciza.,, `Lam,,. n, Shearer,, Waite: ABSENT �.-;_. :- Comm.: •Head, !'Wright' STAEF. Ronald,•F. Hall,, P-lanning,Director. :i LW 13:.1 . ;5 ✓: Cat'. APPRO�AZ' OF MINUTES: The minutes, of the meeting of ;Dec'ember, 20.,.. 1977, were approved as submitted r 4 . r CORRESPONDENC , rc;a.. ?t�, Coursee off!eredcaby Un- versity of California- February 3,. `197481;; Hilton Inn;''Oakland'.,Airpoft,. regarding The -Gen- � Plan.: BasYCE Requ rementis of 'the Law, State "Guidelines,, Consistency and Adequacy,; and .a S Course for :Planning _Commiss, pners offered by U.C, Irvine, on :3anuar�y 26 -27,. ;1'978;- _ n ^ CONSiENTJCALENDAR The motion was made, by Comm: Shearer, seconded by Comm. Lavinto approve Items 1,. 2, 3 and 4: Moti on was. tYto- + ,� • carried unanimously. c 'A'geri Item::•lx , Wal t Williams . &..Ray :Aguirre, (M wo'k; 'Manor Subdivision) Res 44 approyirig' request to modify, the. Ten 'ative ! �:- , Subdvi$sion Ma` ..condition_ for Nliwok Manor Subdivision a nn� s r,<' p t'tia requires a deed restriction on Lots 179..th #9'5 prevent-ing the construction of permanent structures ` .f I i j3: , Within ten °-feet .o,f a: - PUE easement. A enda.Item_2 Walter Kzeckhef;er Co,.., Negative Declaration and-Site ,,i�* i v Reg,-. 5.,513, :approving.aa` b is, stop 'to be located --":c:.x t ; ; i -an 'the icentral portion.-.of =the: Golden Eagle Shopping " k ► _�Cent6r`.Parking L6t.;. 3`3: -Eas,t Washington Street. r bAgenda"Item'}3 :;� . s• Douglas °McCabe,, , appro.ving; request to.modify condition of Si e Design Reviews• Res •5.502; for -an= office. bull- _:'a;4tl;; { ing ,to -be .located "at. '725 :'East, Washington Stree Agenda•'�Item "r4��A;.,jF Babonis .General Auto.:; Repair ,IiegatveD ,eclaration'and ! „f; kssr. { e r i ,',s Use:'Permt,.:Res ;l 2;4.4s`approviig a automotive 'a repair .sh to ; be� located 'within an-sexist ing -13,500 sq. ` 'si�'i �:? � a •,.: a X ft commercial build - ng:,:a`f 130'4,. S.co t Street. °`SUNRISE= SUBDIUIS +ION' = a 'Mrs :`Hall :- expla•ned the request ..for .a.PUD- . rezoning' and ' ?i YTENTATIUE MQ /PUD Tentative. Map for Sunrise 'Subd` vision Phase Iby REZONING REQUEST Feature Homes to subdivide a.•21 8%dcne portion of 'the . ,(Continued)'; • .27 9 n acre - parcel located).on •No McDowell, near Dynamic . Street, into 105 single - family lots: to include public N Petaluma City Planning - Commission Minutes, January.4, 1978 public streets and'. improvements. The` 4. square foot :lo=ts would consist of conventional unit, placement with either pafired` wall ; :garages and zero, lot line, actess, drive s.or individual zero- lot'line` `garage's with zero lot line access .;drive. "The overall, Phase I gross density would, be•.4.82 unzas toy fhe acre which, includes ,a 2.9 acre :open apace,. greenbelt area at 6he y orth&rn grid , ..6f.- , tle,'property Access to the' subdivision would be'. :llorth.MdDowel?1 Blvd. and Maria Drive once it is completed from Lucchesi ,.P ark., The internal circula- : ton would be via a partial, loop=ed local 'street conf_iguratiori : :with'three: cul =-'- de -sacs feeding interior lots. The exi.`sting,.zoriing ,is R-'1- 10,;000 .and: 'is pro- ... .. - posed .for rezoning ,to PUD, Planned, Unit District, with , approval: -4f, thewtene -9. time s=ubdivision map. Comm. Shearer was concerned that hedges,' :and junipers: would_, ,creat a _sight distance problem and,. ;prefer :red a.tr-ee concept for- better visibility along with low; ground` cover. C.1. Al Le:tte''r from .the,' °City Attorney 'was read relative_ to condition It of - the :Tenter - - : _. .,_ , .. t, ve Map which. pertains, to dedication of land for Pl as;e I. Mr. Klo.se proposed that park ,;and °greenbelt development should `be planned for both -P - 96d h `.Mid•;ilkh, and 'the' . concept of d'ed- catin' both. Phase I -and 'Il.Oarklands should; be. considered .., with the developer. with credit for Phase given tov.th devehoper. : :. M, Patricia Hill_ goss exp'lai'ned that the. Recreation Comm s'sioi -had, e'nvis oned' this . a s' O space area.' , .Comm. Bal`shaw 'asked if the. of f- site drainage 'i mpro e- ments to p.ro.vide. for adequate downstream drainage is to the satisfaction of the Sonoma County_ Wa €er ,Agency..: -'This open end•, condttion`�should not,�be � nclud'id `as ; a condition:, ,It '.is. up to the Sonoma County 'Water < Agency to make a 'decisi=on before.action.is taken. Jon Anderson stated. that normally ;the City contracts with, t Sonoma County W2t'er.,Agency for itheir advisory services ; however, it - is` the .City's ; prerogative to , 'modify the 1- conditi=on. , Comiii. ,Lavin stated'-.that =4, the condi;ti of the - ,PUD ..rezonin& contradict the conditions oft the `Tentative, Map.: Comm.; Wzift& ,explained' that; the- - condition's of „the 'PUD "override .the : conditions :, -6f;' the Tent at v"e,'Map. : Comm. - Shearer asked the °type .of fmatet'ial- proposed'•-for the sol d' 'fence. Mr. Hall explained this would be 'a wooden fence, not ,a :masonry fence'., ; Doug Weeks, - `:Feature Homes; explained'- that when the :allotment 'for. 105 homes: :was transferred : to Feature ;Homes,, 'ittwas the o; ntent_ to'° retain the low= to moderate- -- irtcome 'housing. The' bas c� concepts in the;'designywere. retained ; 'The setbacks: . vary, with ',a staggered effect to.break.up the monotony.. Jon. MacKay. and S.oinps,. ; stat:ed.that- Sunrise Parkway is : a•..coa= lector 'st_reet:,and.rttherehwould be •sid'ewalks::'on;, both'sid "es o'f the street,., •'Comm: Balshaw questioned the need :for sidewalks .o i both- . §ide 's of; :.the..st tee t;, since no homes would , be' constructed' on one side :of" the: street. He, requested that no "sighs' be nstalled. if the; poten- - y paths in place oaf a sidewalk. Thomas Hargs,;.,Asss,tant tial .:is for,).bic. ;6x16. City Engineer; stated- ,there. would be; a need_ for•.. some :signing.,` Comm. Balshaw• objected to the post ng,o`f,• °so'many`s gns :in the:. City: He felt there was a need- : to controls the posting; ofzvario.us' =street ;signs" :::proposed' :by the Engineering 'Department and any sign re¢ommer . dation� should be referred to the Planning . _ _ :. ..: - - __ __ .. Commission. Bicycle path, area& should be :kept as clear, as possible. It is -, prime' concern_ of the Planning;'Commissidh, to. ascertain, the- visual;_ aspects' "of•ithe " ­ 111 : " City , ",mr .. ,Hargis names signs;; twos stop signs'�and perhaps two'. F stated.'thatr•street 30 •MPH' signs :are warranted'-for :the • subdivision; Bicycle ,'signs..: - e• generally;° posted: for tti'e Motorists rather. :align he eycIistw., Petaluma City Planning- Commi's'sion Mniit'es, January'4`,' 978' The Publ'c',Hearing was opened to consider the pro ed PUD Rezon -ng Mrs / Thomasy; `'andlewbbd&' rk' jasked if °'''these homes would have City water and 'sewer. Comm. Waite eXplaiied that City 'wa° °ter' and sewer would' be` available. The Pubic Hearing ;was closed. Mr', Weeks said there was a `comp'le`t'e lai dsc`Ape `d ^esign aplan for the "projec From ai'• procedural 'standpoint;' Comm Lavin c'omment'ed lendsca plans 'are. as- ,.. signed ;to the allotment' °board•,`' '•He asked •if `the''d"evelopment wa's' considered for PUD when. :evaluated by the' allotment' system ?' : Mr..,Ha1.1 acknowledged that the . _ sibd vis on was cons%dered SV' .'PUD rezoning: Comm Shearer moved toreyommend approval , o -f phe jreque`sted PUD 'r:ezoning, and Tentative' Ma ,:., ,;to the : C•it Council with the .s ecifL f_indin s with the follow- ing cha °riges., The.motion. was seconded _ b.y - Comm•. Hotciza, PU REZON,'ING .MAC' Condition wl -' reworded The Tbllowin +min'xmum g. setbacks will be 'r- . equired for. thee.res dent al main 'building "s of - he;thr;ee 'prop.osed r.esideritial building'' models . €< f: ^ l) 25 1 I f'oot 'minimum front yard: setback.,,: 2) 5 foot 'minimum side°.-yard': setback "fo'r - the a ea . f:oo't minimum aggregate side yard setb main;: residential build -ings livalbe ck for,'the m aYn residential build _ i..ngs (livable area.) , 4 ^), ,20 foot minimum rear yar se'tback.' ' Condition 2 - reworded - Indivi.dual dr'vewa_y�s -are to be 16 feet wide•, and y i rfa °ce exeep't for a° common drivewa s a`re to be 24` feet wide with area �acent to 'the sidewalk' maximum 4 foot by 10 food wide planting rose`. g line . to: facilitate 'the planting o a. common resideitiaT tree °,.on the . ,. propertyy.' line in^ `such, `locations. Condition 6 -- -changed. - dication of h e entire !'openr space. ar'ea:•shall be' a condition of the Tentat,Ye Ma p Random planting, of trees along the perimeter of :Sunrise P.azkway shall be, provided within' + the open-'spac'e• a are, i Condit on 7 added The requirements of th'e Chief Fire `Building Inspector, Marshal Pol °ice Department, Public Works Department, Pacif -c as Elec °trio" Company .=and °Pacif •c ,•Tef'ephone as' ,stated ins'the staff'. report shall ,be 'adhered to by` the subdivde•r project development, 'Ji TENTATIVE 'MAP° 'Condition„ 4 -• revised All s;ingl'e` family lots which back on •NOYth 11 shall be provided with a uniform '6 -foot solid fence along the, property line, and`. tkie 'single family lots' adjaceni to: Candlewood.'Mob `le ',Home -Park shall -have. a uniform 6 foot sol "id fence ralong its' property line Both near yard fencing ' requirements shall 'be subject{to the r,equirement`s'. of 'the City 'Zoning and Subdi vis =ion �Jrdinances and-,to th(eosatisfact on of" the `Planning Di - 3- Petaluma City Planning ;:Commiss on.Minutes, -January 4,;', 19.7$. Condition 6 ,.- changed = Dedication of ' "entire open:- •space area shall. - b;e a condir,tion of, the Tentative ;Map Random planting ;trees, along„ the perimeter of 'Sunr'ise Parkway, shall . be provided within`. the: open., space, area l. Condition 14 - - added - The. requirements. of',the ;Chief- Building Inspector, Fire Marshal. :Police D'epartment.;, ,P'ublic. 'Works. Department - Paeifac Ga's & Elec,tric . Company, , and' .Pacific. Telephone as, stated in= the staff- report •shaIl,.`be- adhered to> by the. subdivider . throughout . p deivelb,pment;. '. Condition 15 _ . added The •appli`cant shall satisfy" the Sonoma'. County Water. ,. Agency requirements with concurrehce concurrence,-oft. those r•,ecommend °ations by the Cit AYES 5 NOES; ' 0 ABSENT,, .`2 INDIAN CREEK ,PROPER- Mr. Hall explained an application had been :received _. _ TIES` (;CHRI_STENSEM & - from. Christensen & Fos•te•r,, representing• 'tYie� Indian_ FQSTER),- &..I.'Q:: Creek ,property,, to 'rez,one 5. acres aoca,ted, -at' the EVAL`UAT:IONj,.REZON -ING • southerly:' corner of: Lakeville. Highway, .and. Petroleum: V FROM M -1. (L'IA'GHT Avenue - from. M=L, Light- I- dus.tr-ialr. to •IC -% Highway., . - INDUSTRIAL, TO,C -H Commercial. Thet Commission had, approved: an,ar:chi= (HIGIMY COMMERCIAL) : tectur,al: and '!s ; te, design• .review: on November l - 19 for an industrial /heavy,' commercial compil.ex.. The- # applicant indicated,ahat. some of;, the uses' ,of-' the comp'I'ex be:,uses peer- ,mitt 'd, in a FC H 'h =ighway commercial zon•irm 'd'istr ct;, but 'not permitted in light z industrial zoning dis;trict;.. Therefore, .th'e applicant wasaduised to, submit .an ap,p.licaition_- to rezone, the, property to• C H,, hlg"ay commercial., ; - • b Mr.. Hall ,stated: that. letters; had: be'en.'rece ved. from W.,' R. Hil- Rigoss„ .Western' Motors, and, Don •.P.`aige,; Western Mobile. Sales: in, opposition,: to th . rezoning applica'tlo,n.` Comm Horc z'a asked if• there:was:,a- .tend'ency to 'rezone. property on, - Lakeville" Highway 'from commercial to_ ind•us!tral.. Mr Hall: expl'aine'd there is' a def nte- '4mixt,ur:e ' of.',commercial�: versus.' industrial{ uses • ' ind ca < te,d there 'was no, C -H; : ,zoning past Petroleum Avenue.. Comm. Lavin • recalled! .that iri . Novembe.r this: pro- p:erty-was zoned. M -L `and the, applicant wars• aware at, that; time that some of the. 'uses, might r,equir , a zoning 'chan_ge.: . , •s . The Public Hearing, to: ;consider the Environmental Imp °act'. Questonnaire was ,•'- opened. Matt xudson,..attbmey rep•res'entf4g. W,'. R. Hilligo stated: that the orie p,r me.. i .;the -traffic on L'akev Mlle ,Highway -. , When the Hill- igoss!'s - develop their property, they ;were; required; by :CALTRANS toy ded cate *a portion•: 0 : their •property., Mr. Hudson OXplalned that- .policies related,,-to«,commerc:ial;; and - industrial development -in the.. EDP- states kt,. is ttie Cit.y,'s policy that , neighborhood' and communifty commercial• '0s -lets b e carefully r- ela -ted. toi resi - - -• dential :service. -an as..in ••timing., size aria - location; and, that thoroughfare commercial. zoning- be severely limited -.. The question arises then.on. whether - we _ heed 'mo,re commercial, areas;. -;' -•This -area is general Edward %Fos;ter.;;• member-of the - Indian, Creek. P: "roperties,.expla ried ,the proj had. v arious uses: dealing with automotive,, boat- repair ands, warehousing This, .type v f complex,has become quite °successful as It provides stop for',automo:bile owners; as well. as ;boat, pwnersf. It: would be an asset t. to 'bo_at..owners if facili- ties are provided, near- the.':boating,:.fac li't= es° on Petroleum Avenue, Mr.. Foster - -4.- r 'a Petaluma City Planning :Commission Minu.tes;;^ ,.January;,,. - 19'7;8; stated CALTRANS requested that,access•:be provided further_ back on ; Petroleum Avenue. There w'il'l "be. landscaping,,between ,Lakeville Highway and the .on -site this would be setback, buildings. There is a need fo_r.ths,type bus'n_e "ss and area and at .t he an ideal , lo k catlon Mr Hudson stated, a study. has been - presented to the City,o.n „whether this is a. valid: zoning. change. Mr: +Fo_'st'er•: stated this. was' correct that thdCity staff has no,t indicated there is a need fora market survey s; 'Comm. Horciza moved to direct the .Planni.ng Dire •to- prepare_ and post- a iQetve Declaration for the prof' "ect, T ga he motign , was::.seconded.by Comm. Shearer. �.... AYES .5 NOES ;O ABSEN.T:,,2- The Public Hearing was o Oned to consider the pro "posed C- HI,,,Highway.Commercial, rezoning. Mr, Hudson stated, ,,that. 'the proposed - rezoning does not conform to the General Plan arid,, the, .Environmental„ Design P.lan,. :. Thin is- a general Andustrial area. None of);the :uses - .are Industrial.., they' are . all retail • Since , th'e: ,zoning, .does not conform .to the:. EDP or the General Plan - t,. cannot.. be .agpxoved ,by- the Plan- ning .Commission,,or: City ,Council.. ,W:e -do,.-not need', mor.e' . commercial zones:; but, - industrial zones for, better tax: "bas.es: ; CALTRANS..:comments_ were related. -to-..a project in an M L District_- ;Documn ets from RAN ALTS A d not, indicate .what they •want to do,,nor, they make:, a final decision on what =the:';dedi cat-ion -would and ,on .,how the. traffic would•=- flow.. You• are 'trying, .to: fit - a proj'ec.t,.'into .a;. zone. that wi11 not take it_ ;This,, ._change would encompass all Ythe _.d'es.res the ;ap:pli- -. co t. wants: Comm . Horciza ,stated that the uses applied .f:or -could � "come •:und'er a PUD• r:ezonin "g. Mr,. Foster stated ,the. us:e of the property ; should encourage ?'sgme :type of ° F deveaopment .' along Petroleum Avenue,. They „would not,object to .a °.PUD rezoning and • ,their request, would .be the ,same'a's pres'ented;.:. M. Patricia HI-1 1 goss, opposed,, the,xezon ng, stated this is a, ;policy hang ce - and, the ­EDP a ,i,should- :tand as ac'c,epted by, the Planning :Commission' and City Council.. The.P.ublic•'Hearing was, 'closed. i , Comm. Ba stated that' C-H is designed to serve 'the travelling public. An M =L District would not allow .the•-business es that, are ,proposed; There., :is -,no' indication they will, serve-the travelling public': are d' in de;termina- , tion -on where.. the aM h',zone` stops;.,.. •Comm, Horciza•: stated -,that Lak�e,villd w It h' its existing traffic can stand only ,so .iniich, development. He would- `like, to see sales and services located along Petaluma •B:lud. South rather than out of the Ci;ty... rComm.. 'Shearer stated. this is ,a: small • ;p'grcelof' land „sand •,the :.comp.lex ; would-.service boat's and, cars,. ; and,:would:�ke'ep ; away. from the.d'owntown I. area. Comm, .- Balshaw asked if ,­the uses. =would fit, into a• M -L. zone.:; ' Mr. Hall ... stated 'the re,,,isW .the question of %the ahlowancef-of satelite uses . is not certain that all „uses, propossed_ would.,b'e, allowed,.. 'Comm.,,Horciza „moved to - recommend denial of t:he requested C =H, Highway Commer,- cial, • re' zoning -to' °the City `Council ”' Tbi 'mot' ion' was ” se`conded `by 'Comm.'' Balsliaw. AYES - 4 NOES 1. - ABSENT. 2 Mr,i Foster asked if the;�Comm ssi.on' would consider a PUD 're'zoning Mr. Hall explained the should make app`lic'ation for 'a -P . D : rezoining and specify ,all uses`. -.5= G' Petaluma, City P'lann ng Commission - Minutes January "4,. 1978' MARIN- SONOMA•'MOSQUITO expla e Mr. Hall ind' -the request,b.y the, Marin- Sonoma ABATEMENT `DISTRICT Mosquito Abat'emerit, District :f.or a. coxporaton yard 'and -, _ ' K-I -.'Q.' EVALUATION /USE ¢ 'development., to be 'loca:ted 'at 515 ":North 'McDowell Blvd. PERMIT' / SITE`'DESIGN. - '" The propose'd''developmeht would , ix clude an. office build- REVIEW'_, ing,,•shop and garage with.covered bay; fish raising p pond., parking lot "and ,small - accessory' srt- ruetures The Parcel contains .1•.15 acres. The roof overhang and: - one ­arehitec °aural; feature of the Ofifice• building extend into the. xreq.uired front and side yard ,setbacks. In addit on,, a gas:- pump%to •-be .3ocated on the left side "of .,the site is too close to the. property -line. The proposed' developmen't,°nfrnges on :the area` designated by the -City for the •f`ut'ure extension of Rainier Avenue: In order to provide for'the p`lanned'•extension'of Rainier Avenue to the•Freeway ay.app.roximate 43- foot, side. strip' of land bordering the south side of-the pro,p:erty will need to -Ve acquire'd 'by the City; .Mr.. Hall stated the staff. "had met , w'i'th the District Board to redesign the project to provide for the extension :of` Rainier Averiiie,. Comm: B q;ues "- toned the need for an 86 - foot, wide right =of - way, if' only onto'f"f' • ramps' 'are p;laiiried: The app'l'icant wants "a "dec_is :ion 'tonight that commits the to - Rainier Avenue± • 9 pr -ovis on irs for, the of ­ Rainier ' Avenuee so that •no str.ubture 'will be '•p'erm �tted` in this area. CAL TR"S 'in'dicat;e's .we are talking. about 1'..� to, -2� million d`o'llars for' a freeway overcross ng. need an east /west crossing; is' this` that connection ?° : He bisualzed the City buying •' into' .someth- ng before ;they 'had a; `chalice: °to' • s'tudy "it.. Rainier 'extension is .being `planned, as, a major east, /west crossing .d "e gite 'the :'fact - the• Planning Gommssio "'and rCty Council, Have no:t designated, .tha4tl specific 'area for connection: Someone is pulling. strings. An:86' -foot wide:'s;treet, is` an'absolute. waste; why do we 86 feet for a 60=foot'.road? Mr. Hargis explained that 'Rainier Avenue is; set''up as a four= lane with -•An 86 -foot right' - - way. ' Comm. ' =Balshaw asked when -it bias determined that'a 4,3='foot,'dedication w'o`uld be require for Rainier ;Avenue Th0- City staf" des" geed th'e. proj :ect• ~ an. 86- 'foot wide overcros`siii;g ;when 'it , was the Commissions responsibi1_- ty to determine .wha't and where. the specific project ­­should be °Mr;. Hargis st'at'ed the staff would' -make ;a recommendation toi "the •;Commission and that the specific project would go through the planning process -; including° the possible for an environmental 'impact .report;. Comm;''Balshaw stated;: - all: that' i's necessary. is� •keep the, area`. Ilea, "r for•: the City '. tak , e condemnat "ion act 6n. in • the futdte!. Comm. Shearer' 'stated=. the . ap 1. 'p'1icai t• has'- lfel:d this property- for ;several years .` 'They want.- a commitmdnt °`from, the City on - how they can develop their 'pr6perty.` Mr. Ha`l`l s'tat`ed' °the . City -do es - not' . hdVe' a specific ':design for- ;the :gr' of ect, but would"' like; to' be - real- 't ..,'an d� make' -allow'anc`e fo,'r -•an - ultimate •'43 - foot right- 'of =way. • ' Comm': • `Bal'shaw •stated' this -is ' a design that `will commit 'the City to purchase. th s =land. Don t-you think -the City s;taff eould, approve- east' west .connection°? This ' ' being'• accepted without.-an . E-. T ,R. The ,Public; ;Hearing tq consider. the. •;Enyi.ronmental., Impact 'Questionnaire was• opened. ri Dick Lieb,.Lieb & Quaresma, stated the applicant needs some direction from the. City. The : pr <oject will' not. be.b +mmediately,,but a decision is: needed on the' -foot right -of =way~. This would effect the`site- glans.if the right -of -.way is taken.. -6 . u -; Petaluma City Planning Commission Minutes,-,.January, 4 10"7$ Allan, Telf o.rd g 4g6k HarSonom Moq ito-Abat&ment rIpist,ri . 6t stated the boar&need�s s methin rom a the that.they can look at", they can make. a decision., Mri. Ajal­l, stated 'the - City tann6t_ further c:ommkt-­1tself at this .,., time. 'The. City. will work- �jith District the �Dfr- ict to .cede PT 0 T It would. involve a trade ,of land.. - The City would, have--gto purcha§e:: land-to give to the District in trade for- the right-of-way takerfi - The� Public Hearing was closed. 'Comm.. 'Ho rciz stated we -a_r of R ainie r:�Avefttie which. - s not; really concern the: appli cant i' ; they can rearrange:thei.r project. Comm. ..Horciza moved to :direct the Planning;:; Direptot to prepare and post a Negative Declaratioii fox project. The motion was seconded by Comm. Shearer. AYES, - 5 NOES 0 ABSENT 2 Comm'. JB there,',isrfo way the,. City can justify taking land unless an exchari'ge, of land is :made., The City would. have to­,pur.qhase: land. f rom a private *7 holder,: Comm. Waite ,asked who knows when :and if this - w I 11 . take, place. . Comm. 'Balshaw stated we were -told to approve one-way on.. and - off' ramp , but how does that justify four lanes. Comm Layin stated we are talking about an -increment of I 16 If there. is going 'to be a 'street . there, some: portion of the appli" cant s ,Jand has to be taken- and is. it not good insurance,. to. take an additional 16, f e e t. . It might be cheaper. to buy the 16 feet than to 'condemn • their' p rop er-ty' a t a laterm time. The Public `Hearing was clp.s`e&. 'Comm. Horciia: moved to_, grant ,' the. Use Permit ,to allow for a coporation fa'c The motion w1a.s. seconded by Comm Shearer!. AYES' 5 NOES" 0. ~• ABSENT, 2: ;Comm., Shearer moved - to , dpprove_ the site desi-g4. f or the - proposed:.project with conditions of - approval as - recomm6nd'ed. by st-A17f and' u io d i , fle.d. by, .'tlfe Architec- total - , And Site Design Review Committee with the -The motion was seconded by Comm. Baishaw- AYE5 4 NOES 1 ABSENT 2 Condition. 3, - reworded to read - Gasb1_1he..pqmps -bball.be -s'et back at `least. _ten '(10) feet f rom alli property lines and shall . be 'prote cted. from vehicles by ap- pT-opriate" barriers'. Both the "'acce'ssoxy gas pump sheltej:" and the '''accessory truck-, was eqVipmeh st-ruc t tire" shall be screened-with-landscaping f rom the vision, -motorists the existing and planned street system. Condition 6 reworded to read The three (1).. existing, Montere" Cypress trees y located, in . - the right side yard shall be permanently - preserved in good_ growing - condition, The r of , any other. trees on-the site shall, be subject tq approval, by the. Planning Director. The strip of ope space -located in f:,pnt of the site .shall. be fully improved with' ' landscaping and irrigation f acilities consistent:with the remainder Of the site.. All trees shall,.be',a minimum fi fteen ; (15,): 9 allons in size and all shrubs shall . b& at 'least.'- f Eve (5) gallons. 'Plans ih1d_1,d,a,tihg all xequire`d _lan_'ds7cape mo'd and an automatic irriga- tion. hall be submitted to the. Plannihg,'Director for review approval AD- prior to the a building, permit. Condition 7 'Deleted., -7- VN V�l