HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 04/26/1948April 26, 19!48
Regular Meeting 9
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P•resent:• Hatch., DeLuca, Shoemaker, Sales and Olmsted.
WECKERGHAM ,PARR A public hearing . rn , w as yield 'c.oncernin g proposed
change s at tfi ic{kersham Park. Mr. Thaler,
Director of Parks and Recreation,: pres=ented his
plan to make certain changes :a_t the Park,,,,
necessitated, by the shortsge of wa er ", and
stated that'a. new well would coist 1.70.00.
There - was no assurance- that a new well would
produc sufficient water. He explained that
the plan rye has in mind i,s , t-he building of a
b , shell on the -G Street sl;d'e with seats for
an audience., and a, recreation area..
Oppos!.;tion t °o t,ha plan was voicaed by prop.e,rty
holders in the imm ediate vicinity, - of the Park.
Mr. Tough stated : In hi.s opinion Dr. MA&Cla;y
would` not have liked• such a change. �Nrs.
'Joodson, .427 Fourth Street. asked. 4u r hat pre
vent.,s the City from buying, water fro' ?n the
California Water Company?_ Mrs.; Allen, Fourth
& G Satreets stated: 'She was opposed to
cLiildre.n throwing balls ft the Park,
M rs. Hinseon, )p22 Fifth Street said; : - jade find-
money. for everything else °, why
not, 'f o the
Park? Ben. Young,, Fifth Street., sa: d;: Since
the City pays money for bowling they should
have enough money 'for , the Park. Mr. 'Thayer
acid Mr. Ficklin explained that money for bo 1
ing °was donated by' local organi.zat ons and no,
City funds Vrere used for this purpose. In an-
swer to a question from the Planning i�Commis
as to whether any of them had children under
the a.-e of .fifteen, Mrs. Elizabeth 8'e�thanis
stated that. her °neighbor, 1ors.. Hamilton,, has
children under that age and is opposed ao• changes
in the Park Mrs. Badger' stated: Taxpayers
should be able to buy water. Kr., Elz stated,:
Band concerts in the Park would be tob clo.s , ,e
to the hospital and that this would riot be good
for the patients. Wo.o.dson says the Pj,ark needs
lights.
All those present and wishing to .spedk having
been heard, Mr. Sales thanked them :for coming
and, hold, them thetir opinions would be taken
under careful consideration,. u
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PUBLIC hEARING_S lilotion by Sho'emaker', second by DeLuca {E, in
cases coming before the Coilmiission rei uiring.
public hearings that applicant shall defray
the cost thereof . Un °anim:ously passed.,
FORM[ 'On N:Lotion by Shoemaker, second by Rauch, ' °a
form to be pre'sentc.d to theCity .Counc' l con-
cerning action. on cases before the P11'.nning
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Commis.si•on, was approved unanimously.
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ALTERATIONS Director- 7 of Public Works,, Henry Rosz,� 'in
formed the Commiss, .on in answer to a jque. scion
by one of -the Cornmiszioners that alterationz
under fifty per cent of the, ass,essed ralue of
buildings being, altered. requi-re no 'approval
on the ,part of the C omrrri s`s.ion I�
REMODELLING On m o t
Se,cred y ,; i ca, and
b DeLu
ar a s
�instruct ed
to in-form the City M -anal er that the C,,o , i s sli on
deslr the Director of Public 4'Jork o be
instructed to present to the Gommi all
applications for rotodellang, when there is to
be a chan� of occupancy. if "
MR & T�IRS JOHN OLIVIERI :I4_r.. & ,Mrs. John Ol vieri,. ' -42 B.Str-ee�t, `were
ran.i;ed a rr�t to construct a duplex ;ate. rt,
p e
ment on Dou91a °s Street to the rear .,of` tY e
above address. Motion by Shoemaker, Lecond
by Hatch Motion unanimously pas,sed.�
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MR, & SIRS CARL BEHRENS Carl Wallin, representinc ldr -. and Mr-slii Carl
Behrens, ,applied. for a permit to construct a
single f amily dwelling. on the corder Paf D
S'tr.eet and Brown Cfourt;. Because the- ipropos;ed
setback on Bromm Gourt, is only three ;feet, the
Gommission• decided unanimously than the
Director of Public I4+ork.s i to contact Dr.
L Yvho�se property adjoins, to see if he
would have any objeati.ons to such. "a himited
setbaek.
Mot-i by DeLuca,, second by Shoemaker,,
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MR. & MRS HARRY GRAHA - 11 1 Motion by DeLuca, second by Hatch, unanimously
granted permission to Mr. ,& Mrs.. Harry Graham
to build a third duplex on the corned of Dana
and Webstler, Streets b.ecaus;e of circumstances
invsolved prior to, the' appointment of this
G omni is s i on.
METHODI'S CHURCH On :motion by Shoemaker second by' Ulmisted,' the
application of the Methodist Church tIb build.
'a social hall `l to the rear and Post office s'idb
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of the present structure was - rented has :sub-
mitt °ed.., Hatch and DeLuca absent, Sal1 , voting
yes:
Q ITAISTED_- CODAPANY Ap of the Olmsted_ 'Com . an f o'
pp' P y r eOn-
structi;on of auto sheds at 'the plarkinIG lot. on
Liberty Street vms approved, providing' the
timbers be fire p roofed. JVIotipnby Shoemaaker;,
second b Sales ' G;lms=ted :voting y es.
Meeting adjourned un.ti.l Wedriesday, April 28, `1948,
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