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TUSTIN PL.ANPdING COMPTIS'3ION
March 14, 1966
I.
CALL TO Meeting called to order by Chairman Hefner at 7x35 P.M.
ORDER
II.
Rf3L,i:•: Present: Commissionerss Hefner, Marsters, Bacon, Halus,
CALL Brand, Sharp, Oster
Absent: Commissioners: None
Others Present: City Administrator, Harry Gill
City Attorney, James Bourke
City Clerk: Ruth Poe
Planning Technician,
James Taylor
III.
APPROVAL OF Moved by Marsters, seconded by Halus that minutes of
MINUTES February 28th meeting be approved as mailed. Carried
ZV.
PUBLIC 1. USE PERtTIT 66-213 - LAR~~II~' SQU_:AE TUSTIN:
HEARINGS
To permit the location of a combination pet shop and
dog grooming service, on property located at 504 East
First Street, Tustin.
Hearing opened at 7:3? P.M.
Staff report with recommendation for approval presented.
There being no objections and no comments, the hearing
was declared closed at 7:38 P.M.
Upon questioning by the Commission, Mrs. Mildred Johnson,
owner, stated there would be no dogs boarded and that
disposal of waste from clipping service is no problem.
Moved by Marsters, seconded by Halus that Resolution 833,
approving uP 66-213, be passed and adopted. Carried
by roll call.
Ayes: Hefner, Marster, Bacon, Brand, Halus, Sharp,
Oster.
Noes: None
Absent: None
2. AME
Amendment of Section 4.120 of Ordinance Np. 15?, as
amendedt which would require a three (3) Foot side yard
setback for developments in the PM (?lapped Industrial)
Distric$.
Hearing opened at 7:42 P.M.
Staff report with recommendation for approval of side
yard setback from 10' to 3' presented.
There bQ1ng no objections or comments, the hearing was
declared closed at 7:43 P.M.
Moved by Halus, seconded by Brand that Resolution No.
834 be passed and adopted recommending approval to the
City Council of Amendment to section'.4.12q,'.9fic~inance No.
15?, 'as amended to require a 3' side yard setback for
developments in the PM Zone.
Carried by roll call.
Ayes: Hefner, Marsters,
Oster.
Noes: None
Absent: None
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Bacon, Halus, Brand, Sharp,
NANCE N0. 157 - RE NON-COiJFORMING
Continued from the February 28, 1966, meeting. An
Ordinance of the City of Tustin, amendin, the Zoning
Ordinance, Ordinance No. 15?, as amended, re non conform-
ing structures.
Hearing opened at 8:49 P.M.
Staff report and recommendations for approval presented.
There being no ob,~ections or comments the hearing was
declared closed at 8:50 P.M.
The Commission questioned the lack of emphasis in cer-
tain sections regarding non-conforming uses.
Mr. Marsters suggested thought be given to a 60 day
rather than a 30 d,3y period to conform after notifica-
tion of a violation.
Moved by Oster, seconded by Marsters that hearing to
consider amending the Zoning Ordinance re non-conforming
Structures and Uses be continued to the next regular
meeting. Motion carried unanimously.
V.
OLD BUSINESS 1. APPEAL OF SADDLEBACK BANK:
Review of limitations related to location of two (2)
pole signs on property located on the Northeasterly
corner of Newport Avenue and First Street.
Moved by Halus, seconded by Oster that intent of the
Commission be re-affirmed and Saddleback sign be approved
for overall height of 34.2 feet. Carried. Mr. Bacon
abstained.
VI.
NE4J BUSINESS I. PF?ELIMINARY REPOT:
Concerning amending Ordinance No. 157, re parking of
other than passenger automobiles in Residential Zones.
Staff report and recommendation that the Planning Staff,
City attorney and Police Chief make a study and draft
an Ordinance controlling Vehicle Storage and an amer_d-
ment to the present Traffic Ordinances re ard~ing. Parking
control .
Mr. Henry Badger stated he was in favor of a control on
parking unsightly vehicles in residential areas.
Moved by Halus, seconded by Marsters that the Staff work
with the effected City Departments and the City Attorney
and present recom~::endat~ o::s io the Commission. Carried
VII.
CORRESPONDE,N CE
None
2.
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vIII.
OTHER Mr. Taylor reminded the Commission of the General ?lan
BUSINESS Meeting, 7:30 P.M., March 30th, at TAYC.
Mr. Hefner requested a report and clarification of
the differences between County and City Zone designations
with the possibility that the Commission might like to
take some action in this area.
Mr. Halus asked that the City Administrator and Mr.
Taylor contact the County regarding the nursery in
connection with a private home on Seventeenth Street.
Mr. Bacon suggested that a copy of the minutes be sent
to the two Boy Scouts present who are working for their
Citizenship badges.
Mr. Hefner reported on the last meeting of the Southern
California Planning Congress attended by he and Mr.
Halus. T^.r. Hefner urged the Commissioners to make every
effort to attend these meetir~s.
IX.
ADJOURNMENT Moved by Marster, seconded by Bacon that meeting be
adjourned. Carried.
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