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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 11/05/1958I% NOUE"MBER.5, ]9S$ _ a/ 1 P g s 9 .NoV,6giber 59 Regular m "eeting of the P:etalums Cit Plannln Cornmi.ssion 1958 at 7,030 0 'clock- me �n the Co�.ncil. C iarnbers ..Ci Hall, Pe "taluma -a- iforni. G RO LL C A LL y PP : - g S _ T.,. Pi°,esento Commissioners 1 �1lia Po . , timson� xbbe� s and Dean. Absent Co un ni loners 1�/Iar o1'is, azxd Parsons City Offi'cialse Planning Director Ridhard °Colernan_ A PPRO.V A'L OF MINUTE'S'; g held' Se Minutes of rneetin s held Se, � tember 1 958e e �°eco,r� ded,o 6 1958 approved as and October 2.1, s 1 APARTMENT HOUSE'S .AT EL ROSE DRIVE, AND ''D" ,,ST1ZEE',T as to the roes made by Mr. aca Hall of 939 Tem le Stxee ti An inquiry w J p t Santa Rosa, p procedure in, obtaining use permit for two 16 unit sLrory apartments with garages on. a 50 sqo ft:. parcel. °..Located at the southwest corner of El. Rase Drive. wind "D" Sheet in a O distri&to Since ,Petal m a does not hive a ; general plan tY -s request will, require much study and Mr'. g P Hall application.. s agreed tro let :the Goxnmi ss�.on, discuss the roblem before he .submits an. The zta.f-f report.Was given by th.e Planning Uzreefo:r, a.cbpy-of vvhi:ch.vvas subinOtted aid filed, Mr. Coleman then described then a in ,gUestion and ' �explainecl the de.ta —tailed zoning and ]and use surrounding it _,. mk was present and shovred the `Corn mission, a, colored sketch. of an a.paktmiet n douse. very .simil4r - to - the one .'he, wishes �to build and explained was recei.ved he wuould of these apartments on the same siPte if approval that he, wished to' _ri proceed,o draw up a master plan for "the apart- ments, Mro Hall :further stated- at he and his associates do , not ,own the , ro er_ but have an option .to p4rchase i`t' subject. to securing q, use perm_ for the °pr°oposed construction, In anSwer to Chairman Dean,Gs question a lt, P P �' . „ ... y neighborhood, plied s : the h�s associates had advised hi er sturve had been made of he nei hbor3iood Mt.- Hall re ' m to et the view's of: the..Comm�ss on „ first ,I_f a favorable view was re.ceived a su:rvey would 'be made to deter mine if the .people: jn the neighborhood ,are in favor of, :the proposed a;pax t= xmnts as they did no.t.'wa.nt to go against .the vVi.shes of. the Jo al residen s`o Mr.. E. W Wold'emar ,.who owns: property at 26 E-1 Rose Q _ri ve which, adjoins , Ellis, Mr, Woldemar stated, that- P , � ' P , � _ _ t_ t t lie thought w;as aef ne thin by, ,Commissioner the proper f uestion was asked his o i P g , som te e ed b tithe fee n s of 'the ro e r owners who Gre n ld be, affected and stared to.1\ilt., Ball, that;.thei.r best approach would be, to get a consensus; NOVEMBER 5,, 1958 P4 ge 2 7 ' of .® ,anion from the eo, Ie in, the' area p p p In ,addi tion,, :it i s t he duty of the PlanningCommission to protect the in�iestments_of the citi'zens:of:Petaluma9 as ,weal .as • e °rmit; new irivestrnerits in � y9 •ece f , rb er e p . the Cit , t � P p �' he >refore °, a a�tl c.tr`la:r use• must be good for he area and n_ot for just. one pi general plan, if it `were allowed The�Plan in o ecao st t the ; zoning iii our C ommi�ssioner Strrison inqui g aced, that if this precedent, bu p p �one �that -would so a in tl�s same. areaoer -rriit or this �arcel, Commissioner'Tibbetts pointed out that the site is actually on a (main boule. „ vard in °'the City, The Planning D'rector stated. that this could .be considered as orie. of the advantages of Navin multi. .le- residential_on, this s g p street, When asked if any other sites `had been considered 1VIr. Hall replied that y P P y . ad considere in, their �surve for otenti °al sites for these a ar�tments the h level enou �h exce t a cod l.e� of sites district but found no ]:and which wa thee, land av n the P ar-b H -M farther down "B ' ' 'S.freet. Pro ert , already zoned R. - -2 and R -33' is mostly built up and the:. cost of these sites -is too. hi ; ; where one had to buy an, older bui ldi.ng a.nd tear iitr down. The ptoposed. g� site seemed to be the best_ location for considerable value on these apartments and the; type, of tenants they w lsh.'to attract. Chairman Dean quest oiled. whether or not the property, would have To be rezoned if this or, some other use were allowed., The Planning IDi:rector' poinied..o'ut -that` several: , thi.ngs can-.,, be .done a Use per could 'be granted, and the, propexty- remain in a L1' d s xiot - unti.l the ,Comm lion, wished to rezone it or they could rezone the area - - g > ; . rn. � �'edia.tel :.. The;. a.dvanta e, of gr`anti'ng a rise permit' Would be that certain tertns cari be. set,. it has an expirat on-date' no new zone is °created; After, the, apartments were built, it ,night °be wise ,to rezone it .to the proper residential zone which would probably- be the B - zone,, a high standard R- 3 di stri.cte ,At the conclusion of - the di.s - ct,issori ° Chairman, Dean advised Mro Hall that, ' it would be' adyis .able= to' the people in the immediate 'area on, 11 sides , and get their opiniori and from these ,results they could 'complete their plans and ma-ke a fora use permit-,, at -W at a public hear- ing,,would proba:bl:y be held "and the matter discussed further, °The Planning, staff was directed to:assrs.t 1VIr,o Hall in an wa, 'they could.° Chairrrian Dean y fur „thee stated that. the Gomrnisson was ver y y interested',.in thi +s type of investment arid. thezr application would be ,given. every possible consideration;'' STAFF REPORTS ° The fol'lovving s ° taff re or -,ts were even b Plannin Direct° Richard Coleman° P g g y STA REPORTS Continued Go'mmssioner Popp and I attended the Sonom4 C®unty Planning Commission. meeting on October 30 ,19.58 Mr. ,Prather read our letter .info"rming them of our :selection .of Mr_o� L'i'vingston 'as 'Planning Gonsu`Itant for the general' plan. He then, reported that the City CoWic l ha:d. confirmed our selection the Coun Planning going ahead wrth the.det4ils�. °There was no comment s by ; and that: we were e County Commissioners; M )ra Livington will work_ .with'as and y g _ t or -. PP p g " application eral grant f 'the Count Planni °n Staff in re Grin our a lication fora fed. Council a .. roval .at their meeti'n. on 'November' `17th. i The McNea.r'parrk plan,-, which was presented, at our last meeting, was sub - .fitted, to the. Recreation C'ommission They .gave irk ,pi.ehxnina.ry approval , Mr. Shallen'berge =r Parrk .F'orema.n,, and I v isited `the Oakland Park System , and obtained f p . � .fined some valuable infor- matron and ideas for Petalaima's ark s,, Mro 'Dick Mft'Cheh spoke to the Lions Club .last: week on Urban. `Renewa_I_,, ' reviewing the project and, what the program does. H;e,pointed out that :there g y - g Y no sufficient rnone �a e o un � `s i's; .ear. eca:u'se o.n ress t appropriate MIKE GYAPJ Mr., G „yapj,a,s 55 Allioa. Court wiah d to know the ,p:rocedure_ in obta ni.n'g a.,vari4,nce in btiildi'ng. construct ono Mra Coleman, informed him, that this: w ld o Ins ec h o g partment and that, he shopl`d, contact the as done through, the Buildin De partment. - Bu g P ADJ "OURN MEN T There being. no furthe business to come before the =meeting, the Ineeting' was adjourned,