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Home My WebLink AboutPC Minutes 02-14-66MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING TUSTIN PLATJNING COMTYISSION February 14, 1966 I. CALL TO Meeting called to order at 7:30 by Chairman Hefner. ORDEB II. ROLL Present: Commissioners: Hefner, Marsters, Bacon, CALL Halus, Brand, Sharp, Oster Absent: Commissioners: None Others Present: City Administrator, Harry Gil]. Attorney, K. Bryant City Clerk, 8uth Poe Planning Tech. James Taylor III. APP$OVAL OF Moved by Halus, seconded by Sharp that minutes of MINUTES January 24th meeting be approved as mailed. Carrieu. IV. PUBLIC li ZOiJE CHANGE 65-149 - Robert Schoef~: ~r HEARINGS To permit a change in zone from Pr to C-1 on proper;~ on Southeast corner of Newport Ave. & Wass St. Hearing opened at 7:32 P.M. Staff report & recommendations presented along with history and description of the property. Correspondence presented from the County of Orange and from Hil-Gan Development Comnans objecting to commercial use on this property. Mr. 8obert Schoeffler spoke in his own behalf. Dr. Mell, representing the First Baptist Church, ob~eeted to general commercial with permitted uses such as liquor stores. Dr. Mell stated that the Church favored a professior_al development. Mr. Schoeffler stated he would be willing to exectbe an agreement with the Church or a deed restriction prohibiting the sale of liquor on the property. There being no furhther obJections or comments the hearing was declared closed at 7:44 P.M. Moved by Sharp that hearing on Zone Change 65-149 be continued to next regular meeting to enable the applicant, the church, and the City Attorney to reach an agreement. Motion died for lack of second, Moved by Marsters, seconded by Oster that Resolution No. 826 be passed and adopted recommending aprroval of Zore !`ha~?me 65.-14~ witr reaomTer.dptinns of the Planning Staff that Commercial zoning be held to- the South side of Wass Ave. Carried by roll call. Ayes: Hefner, Marsters, Bacon, Halus, Brand, Oster9 ... Noes: Sham. Absent: None. . Planning Minutes 2/14/66 Pg. 2 Public Hearings - continued 2. VARIANCE 66-167 - OJ's INCOR?04.9TED To permit the reduction of the required 60' front yard setback to 20' on property located 455' east of centerline of Prospect and continuing east 100' along Fourth St. Hearing opened at 8:06 P.T4. Staff report & recommendations presented 8nc~ correspondence from the County Planning Department read by Mr. Taylor. Mr. Charles Greenwood stoke representing the property owner. Mr. John Landis spoke representing applicant. There being no objections or further comments the hearing was declared closed at 8:16 P.M. Moved by Oster, seconded by Sharp that Resolution No. 82 be passed and adopted approving Va riance -1 7 subject to following conditions as set forth by the Planning Staff: The twenty feet front setback area (with the exception of the access drive) be limited only to landscaping and that no portion of the building or related signs be constructed in this setback area . That provisions be made for landscaping of the parking lot area, especially that portion which is adjacent to Fourth Street. That appropriate street trees be planted in accor- dance with the established Street Tree Program for the City of Tustin. Approval of such planting be sub3ect to the approval of the Department of Public Works. That there be no provisions for outside eating facilities, no outside service wi:ldows, and no automobile service; also that detailed plans for landscaping, buildings, and signs be submitted to the Architectural Committee and approval of the Architectural Committee as may be modified by the Planning Commission be final and binding and staid approval be a specific condition of the granting of this Variance. The Planning Commission hereby goes on record that the approval of V 66-167 does not establish criteria for future Variances of a similar nature on the re- maining property but each subsequent request should be determined upon its individual merits. Motion carried by'roll call. Ayes: Hsfnor, Marsber~, Bacon, Halus, Hrend, Stearn, Oster. NoeB: None. Absent: None. Planning Minutes 2/14/66 Pg.3 The Commission requested the staff to make a study and recommend an ordinance amendment, clarifying the separation of a "Drive In" restaurant opposed to a "Walk In" restaur nt . 3. UP 66-211 - Williams F~irniture Hearing opened at 8:35 P.M. Staff report and reeommerd~tions presented. There being no objections or comments the hearing was declared closed at 8:39 P.M. Moved by Halus, seconded by Brand that Resolution No. 828 be passed and adopted granting UP -211 of Williams Furniture, subject to conditions of the Fire Department and the ?lannin~ Staff recommendations and that all signs conform to setbQcks. Motion carried. Ayes: Hefner, Bacon, Halus, Brand, Sharp, Oster. dbstained: Marsters. Noes: None. Absent: None. 4. AMENDI;ENT TO Z~NING ORDIIJQNCE - Fie Service Stations To require Use Permit for Service Station Developments. Hearing opened at 8:53 P.M. Staff report and recommendations presented. There being no objections or comments the hearing was declared closed at 8:55 P.M. Proved by Halus, seconded by Marsters that Resolution No. 82 be passed and adopted, recommending to the Council that Use Permit requirements be adopted in conjunction with site development standards in re- gard to all Service Stations in the area. Carried. Ayes: Hefner, Marsters, Bacon, Halus, Brand, Sharp, Oster. Noes: None. Absent: None. Chairman Hefner delared a 2 minute recess. Meeting reconvened at 9:12 P.M. V. OLD BUSINESS NONE VI: NEW BUSINESS 1. &I;EIv~DP:EPdT TO ZOiVING OF?JI.•I~NCE Amendment regarding vehicles allowed in Residential Zones. Moved by Marsters, seconded by Sharp that the Planning Staff initiate an intensive study of ~arkin~ restrictions and present recommendations to this commission. Carried. VII. COI3F3E5- PONDENCE NONE Planning Minutes 2/14/66 Pg. 4 VIII. OTHER BUS 1. Mr. Sharp requested information regarding BUSINESS frame building at Tustin Car Wash. tfr. Taylor informed the Commission that the staff is checking on the Use Permit for this building and that he expects to have the owners intentions in the near future. 2. Mr. Hefner urged Commission members to attend meetings of the California Plannin6~ Congress when possible. Mr. Heiner asked that members planning on attending any of these meetings please contact hem. 3. Mr. Bacon urged members who can to loin in with the City Blood Donors group. Blood mobile to be in Tustin March 10th. Anyone interested is asked to contact Harry Gill. IX. ADJOU$N- MENT Moved by Marsters, seconded by Sharp that meeting be adjourned. Carried. CHAIH~~9a ~ /'~~ SECi3L