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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPC Minutes 06-06-55MINUTES OF A MEETING OF THE TUSTIN PLANNING COMMISSION HELD ON MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 6, 1955, AT THE CITY HALL EMBERS PRESENT: Commissioners Bacon, Siegel, Byrd, Tadlock, Means, Kidd and Hardy. MEMBERS ABSENT: Commissioners Quinn and Gallion. CITY ATTORNEY: C. Arthur Nisson, Jr., was absent due to another meeting. Chairman Bacon called the meeting to order at 7:00 o'clock P. M. Chairman Bacon read an application for Variance by John B. Lyttle requesting permission to erect a 6 x 12 ft. Directional Sign 36 ft. South from the center line of First Street and 35 ft West from the center line of Prospect Avenue. The sign to be 6 ft. off the ground. Its purpose is to direct cars North on Prospect Avenue to Tract 256~. Chairman Bacon read a letter from City Attorney Nisson outlining requirements of a pending County Ordinance regarding Directional Signs for subdivisions. Upon motion of Commissioner Tadlock, seconded by Com- missioner Siegel and duly carried, this requested Sign Variance was granted subject to the provisions of the proposed County Ordinance for a period of six months from the date sign is erected and the requirement that a $50.00 deposit is posted before sign is erected as a guarantee that it will be promptly removed at the ex- piration of six months unless an extension is granted by the Planning Commission. A $50.00 deposit will be required for all Directional Signs of less than one hundred square feet. Commissioner Hardy moved that when "D" Street is re- turned to the City of Tustin that a Stop Sign be erected at the South East Corner of First & "D" Streets, seconded by Commissioner Siegel and carried, it was agreed that this recommendation be presented to the City Council. Chairman Bacon read a letter from the Orange County Plan- ning Commission which calls attention to the fact that the Commission now requires that sidewalks be installed as part of the street improvements in subdivisions. A letter from the Orange County Supervisors and Minute Orders of that body acknowledging receipt of Resolutions of the Tustin Planning Commission recommending the widen- ing of Seventeenth Street, from Tustin Avenue to Newport Avenue, and Newport Avenue, from Tustin Avenue to Foot- hill Boulevard, also a Resolution recommending the ex- tension of Fourth Street, East from Tustin Avenue to Irvtne Boulevard, were read by Chairman Bacon. A letter from A. S. Koch, County Surveyor and Road Com- missioner, relative to the above Resolutions was also re ad. All the above letters and Minute Orders were ordered received and filed upon motion of Commissioner Tadlock, seconded by Commissioner Hardy and duly carried. Commissioner Hardy moved to adjourn. Commissioner Siegel seconded the motion. Motion carried. Meeting Ad Journed. Secretary.