HomeMy WebLinkAboutPC Minutes 04-03-78I. CALL TO
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III. IN-
VOCATION
IV. ROLL
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V. AP-
PROVAL OF
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VI. PUBLIC
tIEARINGS
MINUTES OF THE TUSTIN PLANNING AGENCY
TUSTIN CITY CENTER
APRIL 3, 1978
A regular meeting of the City of Tustin Planning Agency was held
on the 3rd day of April, 1978 at 3:00 p.m., in the Council Chambers,
Centennial Way at Main, Tustin, California.
Meeting was called to order at 3:10 p.m. by Chairman Welsh.
Led By Mr. Saltarelli.
Given by Mrs. Kennedy.
Present: Members: Sharp, Saltarelli, Welsh, Kennedy, Schuster
Absent: Members: None
Others present:
Dan Blankenship, City Administrator
Brian Chase, Community Development Director
James Rourke, City Attorney
Mary Ann Chamberlain, Planning Aide & Recording
Secretary
Moved by Sharp, seconded by Saltarelli that the minutes of the
Meeting of March 27, 1978 be approved. Carried unanimously.
1. Variance 78-5 - (~ application of William Bachelor & Associates,
requesting authorization to vary with Ordinance No. 684 to permit
the establishment and maintenance of one doable-faced 2'3" x 8"
free standing identity sign at the Constitutional Plaza located at
17601 Seventeenth St.
After the presentation of the report by Mr. Chase, the public
hearing was opened at 3:14 p.m.
Bill Bachelor, applicant for Variance 78-5, stated that he agreed
with the recommendations of the planning staff.
The public hearing was closed at 3:15 p.m. It was moved by
Saltarelli and seconded by Sharp that Variance 78-5 be continued
until a Master Sign PI. an is received for the Consitution Plaza.
Carried unanimously.
2. Variance 78-4 - On application of Century 21 Regency Real Estate,
Gary Frank, requesting authorization to vary with Ordinance No. 684
to permit three wall signs in lieu of the authorized one wall sign.
The location of the existing signs is 14191 Newport Avenue.
5~. Chase advised that the applicant had agreed to conform to City
requirements. The public hearing was opened at 3:].6 p.m.
There being no comments or objections, the hearing was closed at
3: 17 p.m.
Moved by Sharp, and seconded by Kennedy that Variance 78-4 be
tabled. Carried unanimously.
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3. Use Permit 78-1 - On application of Manny Afterqut on
behalf of Goldrich, Kest & Associates requesting authori-
zation to construct and operate a Sr. Citizens Project in
the ?lanned Development District located on 6th Street,
easterly of El. Camino Real.
Mr. Chase reviewed the reports read at previous public
hearings on the Senior Citizen's Project and added that
no written protests were received. There was a brief
discussion of Section 8 fuding status and ~[r. Chase stated
that the status has not changed. The public hearing was
opened at 3:21 pm.
Mrs. ~ean Adams of 180 E. Main Street requested a continu-
ance of this public hearing due to the fact that she had
not received any correspondence from the City giving
notice of any previous hearings regarding the Senior
C~tizens Project. She was also concerned with the fact
that she had seen the original parcel map wh~.ch is now
incorrect.
Mrs. Adams ~nfo~ned that she owns property near the proposed
project and .~s deeply concerned about her business.
Mrs. Kennedy questioned staff if the public hearing was
properly advertised. Mr. Chase stated it was advertised
~n the normal procedure from the owner's list supp]~ed by
each applicant. Mr. Sharp suggested that the hearings be
noticed by certified mai] to all property owners within a
300' radius of the surrounding property in order to avoid
this situation in the future.
Mr. Manny Aftergut, representative of C~ldr~ch, Kest and
Associates, stated that they have already received
extensions from HUD to submit the final Section 8 package.
The due date of the last extension is April 8th, and he
would prefer not to have to ask for another extension.
He further stated that the parcel map filed w~th Planning
is incorrect as there was a mix-up with the applicant and
the engineer. Mr. Chase stated that no building permit
will be issued until we have an approved parcel map. Mr.
Aftergut extended apologies to Mrs. Adams, saying they have
tried being sensitive to all areas around the project and
that by approving Use Permit 78-1, there would be no
adverse ~mpact on her property. Mr. Afterqut also stated
that he would be happy to meet with ~s. Adams and review
the revised parcel map before the next Agency meeting.
There was a short discussion on footage between property
lines and buildings. Mrs. Adams requested a guarantee of
exact footage. The public hearing was closed at 3:40 pm.
Moved by Saltarelli, seconded by Shar~, to a~rove Use
Permit 78-1 by the adoption of Resolution No. 1733 and to
notify ~ean Adams when the revised parcel map is submitted.
~arried unanimously.
4. Use Permit 78-2 - On application of Zoltan Csik request-
inq authorization to construct and operate a transmission
repair shop facility along with an existing Texaco Service
Station, located at the southwesterly corner of Ne%~oort and
Laguna Road.
After presentation of the report by 5~. Chase, the public
hearings was opened at 3:50 pm. There being no objections
or comments, the public hearing was closed at 3:51 pm.
VII. PUBLIC
CONCERNS
VIII. OLD
BUSINESS
IX. NEW
BUSINESS
X. CORRES-
PONDENCE
XI. STAFF
CONCERNS
XII. AGENCY
CONCERNS
The agency was concerned about the noise level and the distance
between the service station and motel. Mr. Chase said there would
be a 6'8" solid wall with no openings to allow noise to get at the
motel. To add any greater distance would only create more noise
by moving the wall.
Moved by Saltarelli, seconded by Schuster to approve Use Permit 78-2
by the adoption of Resolution No. 1735. Carried unanimously.
5. Use ]~ermit 78-3 - On application of Ron Price Enterprises, Inc.,
requesting authorization to construct and operate a self-service
gasoline outlet in addition to an existing Station Liquors liquor
store located at the northwesterly corner of McFadden and Williams
Streets.
Mr. Chase presented the staff report. Mr. Ledendecker, City
Engineer, spoke briefly about the future 10' dedication for
McFadden Avenue. The public hearing was opened at 3:57 pm.
Mr. Ron Price, owner of Station Liquors stated that he had just
received his staff report and is in full agreement with most of the
report. He recommended that the Agency approve as written but that
the island be moved to a point next to the existing planters in
order to alleviate problems of dedication. It will cause less
traffic flow and this way he will only lose a minimum of one
parking space. As it is designed now, he would lose 4 spaces.
Mr. Schuster asked if old tanks still existed on subject property.
Mr. Price stated yes, but they had been filled with dirt and new
ones will be provided. Public hearing closed at 4:03 pm.
Moved by Saltarelli and seconded by Kennedy to approve Use Permit
78-3 by adoption of Resolution No. 1734. Carried unanimously.
None.
None.
1. Final Parcel Map 78-114 - Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.,
l~t 8, Tract 8603, Tustin-Irvine Industrial Complex.
Mr. Chase stated that the applicant has requested a continuance
on this map.
Moved by Sharp and seconded by Kennedy to continue Parcel Map
78-114. Carried unanimously.
None.
Mr. Chase stated that his staff has begun to receive an overload
of plans of industrial projects due to Chapter 24, Ermrgy
Requirements. Everyone wants to submit their plans before the
deadline so as to avoid an increase in costs.
Questions were raised regarding the CEQA Guidelines. Is there any
way we can cut red tape in certain areas? Mr. BlankenshJp, Mr.
Rourke, and Mr. Chase commented and are presently working on this
matter.
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XITI.
ADJOURN-
MENT
Mr. Saltarell~ advised staff [o correspond with USA Sandwich
~hop regarding Use Permit 77-29, and the fee for amending is
$250.00; the matter is to be heard by the Planning Agency.
5~. Saltarelli informed the Aqency that he had a difficult
time locating the shop.
Regardinq the matter of the Tustin Motor Lodge sign, Chairman
Welsh questions what was being done.
Mr. Chase stated that 5~. Gene Snyder, Public Services
Assistant for the City, is taking care of the matter. If
compliance is not completed, the matter w~ll be turned over
to the City Attorney.
Moved by Sharp, seconded by Saltarelli to adjourn the meeting
at 4:22 ~m, to the next regular meeting. Carried unanimously.
'- ~- RECEDING- SECRETARY
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