HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 02/16/1954February. 16, 1
The regular Yfleeting of the Planning Com was: held Tueoday-� February 16,
1954, at 7 g 00 P.M., in, the Cou I uncil Chmibbio, City`H&1l,, PeUluma, Calif oln
Prooent: Gommissionero Dicketson, Forate•,, Matzen, Seiler axid Talap.mitea.
Abo Comdasioner B-IgQlaq,.,
City Officials: Donald E. Baird, City Engineer.
The minutes of the previou i-a-eeting of February 2,, APPROVAL OF NINUUS
1954, warz ap
,proved as submitted.
A notice - f roML the U SL. Corps of Engineers re public CORRESPOIND&ICE
hearing on the proposed rq,p4iro to the bulkhead at
the Petaiuma Creek, wwu re'ad and filed..
An - invitatioft ta is zI . so reAd from the li gem Council announcing' the annual
�ilxlar meeting to' be held Tlue6dhy evening -Plar 2, at the Fairmont Hotel.
Chairman Dicke'roon instx members taiehing,to attend to contact the clank.
Unia being the time and place sot fo r, publi hearing; APPLICATION OF Fs, OYD
on the application of Mri Floyd Northw-. for a Uee NC RTHAM FOR A USE
Permit to conduct Sunday School and Ydssion work ,in PERNIT -. 114-E.CGUIRT
his home at 114 East Court, ,Qhairm-an D called
for expressions from the audience.
Mr. Nlortham,, the applicint, requested that thie pe be granted for a period
of twelve mont az his - home i-s baly a temporary location. 1-b r. Northam -
explained that his gToup uill isoon outgrntj his �home and 'need a larger place.
Hri. killiim A. Whi @s
te, 2Q1 Bt ;Court, Mrs. Winfrey Md Mr. PaW.- SimyrW., 14
Shasta, were p , r I e§ a g it on behalf'of. Nr. Xorth to ass she Comfftission of the
wonderful work being done !by'14ir Northam. Mr. Sims stated that his three
boys are given transportation to and from Sunday School by Mr. Northam..
'Mr. Steel,,z�lpo ;L resident of East, 'Court, stated that he had signed a petition
in favor of 'Mr. Northamus request 'with the - Idea that 'it was for Sunday School.
He added - this program tierp to e h� luould object. He added that
he hao had to btop hie car a6varal times for the d play in the
atreat &id hes requastod that the thildien not be allowed play in the stroot.
Mr. Nor Letdtod that the childven do not play games right after Sunday
School but later in the; aitern
Mrs. Pltv4mor, 130 E--ast Court, stated that if tUs is- only ten.por=7, she haa
no objection".' ' However, sh'a' ad 'that th&-e is a trcSkic hazard and should
there Wetr be a fire in jtheati, - vicinity, ther,& t;oUd be added confusion due to
the 8Iddition- cars; there is no place for the- &�i to play except in ti
streat as there are no,si s. devalk She fu her 84tated,'that the ng
, co
dafin increased sih'ce 1P.Bt sunguar. eation haa
Comrrdspigner Matzen stated . , that," h fling e would be Alli along i-jith g'ranting
the pexmit.for twelve months, and intro!duced a revalutio.21 pov�n
, appg the
applicaiibn.�'. The ro-oolution w&s seconded lay Commissioner'Foaedter and approved
by unmO-niouq vote of the Com---� saion.
This being,the !time and place set for pu.bli(; hea,--jrLg
'On the application of finder ,Graham, DBA Graham,
Specialty Cq,,,, for a Va4ance to co ' nduat a whol!�7
e
sale distribution *office and warehouze at 219 godega
Kianue ( Ratchery), " Ch Dickerson called
for expresaions froro. the,,,&udlence.
APPLICA1,10N Of' BENDfft
MHARD FOR A TARIMCE.'
219 BODEGA AVENUE.
Mr. the applicain.t &t ed that in hir,, opinion thap, would be good
w6 of thd property 6hA. good f the o6im, unity. Chairman Dickeroon read a
lett e Fire q4ief decl&:�Jing this builldi.a1 g „ a dqfinite fire htnard.
Ch&iXV.Q1 Dicker'son added that'this buildin is a uar6houge and office would
r. h at r Seiler
not be as inu 12 of - alinoard as,, itvas as a y. Commissioner
atated that in his opinion if they are i&Lling to place their merchandise
in such a building, he Nould b,e YxIlling to approve. their west..
A.resolixtion of findings of fact. and recoypisiondation ,ky the City Planning
Colrads3ion” tias Intraft by Commissioner- Hatsen �w'-d seconded ky Com6iissioner
Sailer, The foregoing resolution was approved by on4mirrious vote of the
• Cowdission6rz present.
Mr. Baird, explainod t a new ''resolution has been, NOVAK ANUEUTION NO.2
prepared d ' escribing %Lhe,;,pro to be wnexed, by
Mr. Nowak. A.'Previous"resolution"ias adopted by the Planning * Commission but.
i failed to give the bowdaries, of the prcirperty sol includ -d in the annexation.
Cots i
ii ssion er at
Xabn_ nt" w eution approving the amnexati on.
rcduce� the ne'
The x\asolution was seconde'd by Gosh rissioner Seiler and aW by unanimous
vote of the Gorrimissioners precent.
At this time Commissioner made a motion that reeidente of the north-
east section of Petaluma,, 6urrownded by Novak finnexati6n No. 2 be denied
outside sewer C0jjneCtjQn8 innsi as they h&ve declared themselves tmwilling
to armax to the City of Petal-ruma. This motion tias seconded by Commissioner
'Natsenx and received the un.animoua approval of Vh.e Coramissionera present.
Mr. Baird infarm.ed the Commi esion that Hr. Pov1son APn_XCAT70H OF S. L.
has submittd an applization to the Sonomia Co w..ty POUSOWFOR. USE PE 11T
Flmining Commiwsion for a Use Parinit for an auto
wracking y4rd, East side of Highnay 101, 11ortherly of Corona Road, Petaluma
in the Ihterlm ,Zon - e. Tbe Gowlilesioners were J,, to investigate the
and d be orepo.red to make - recom-meridations to 'the Sonoma Gowity Planning
Commission 'at the next regixlar• meeting.
At this time Pastor Walsohof the Eva agblicU Free EVANGEL ICAL.FREE
Church presented hLuelf and OR
' explained to the CHCH ADDITIONS.
Commilsoion "that hie; churd - wishoa to expand:�
Mr. Nelson added that they LI-sh to build , a tzo=stor addition including
y
Sunda School rooms add'k-itchon faOL31tios- :kr. Baird explained that the
church tiot&ld have to: mrike apolication for a Variance. Ch Sian Di ckereon
cited Several, instancea where � s'uch reWdetts have been d'Gnic-d. the matter
of off-street, pprking vas,. discussed skid the Coiymnlasio ttere rw�uested to
inspect the dhzirch a_ In order that they uould ba able to discuss the M atter
with Mr. W at the next regular wzeetirk,4.
At tMe time Covadsaioner ,SA - stated. that Mr. 14. ' .; & A TRAjj C0U
Amaral had diacuasod waith him his plans for a proppeed
trailer cowft.
Chairwan ' Dickearson stated that Mr, Paitaretwould h&ve to comply with the
require fflaents the City Trailer Ordinance.
There being no lurther b"usinabs to 60w'e before the COULMission, the meeting
'was adjourned.