HomeMy WebLinkAboutPC Minutes 03-12-56MINUTES OF A MEETING OF THE TUSTIN
PLANNING COMMISSION HELD ON MONDAY
EVENING, MARCH 12, 1956, AT THE
CITY HALL
PRESENT: 'Bacon, Kidd, Byrd, Har~y and Means.
ABS~: Siegel, Tadlock, Gallion.
CITY ATTORNEY= C. Arthur Nisson, Jr., was present and
acted aa Clerk for the Commission.
Vamiance application for George Charles Bohleg was
presented to the Commission and public hearing pursuant
to notices duly given theretofore was .held. ~here being
no opposition to said proposed variance the followin~
resolution was duly moved by Means., seconded by Hardy
and carried:
RESOLVED that the Planmlng Commission of the City
of Tustin finds and determines that the reasons
set forth in the applicant's application for var-
iance were true and correct and that the variance
should be approved as prayed for.
The next order of business was the variance re-
quested by Messrs. Hanson and Peterson and the Chairman
announced that a public hearins on said variance was
open. There being no opposition to the proposed variance
the public heami-ng was duly closed and it was regularly
moved by Hardy, seconded by Kidd and carried, that the
following resolution be adopted:
RESOLVED that the variance application of Hanson
and Peterson contained facts Justifying the request
and that they a~e adopted as the findings of the
Commission. and that said variance be approved as
toque sted.
The next order.. of business was the variance appli-
cation of Mr. Sonnenberg. The public hearing was announc-
ed and there being no opposition the public hearing was
closed. After discussion concerning the proposed improve-
ment by Mr. Sonnenberg the following resolution was moved
by Means, seconded by Kidd, and duly carried:
RESOLVED that the Planning Commission of the City
of Tustin finds and determines that. the reasons set
forth in the applicant's application for va?lance
were true and correct and that the variance should
be approved as prayed for.
Commissioner Hardy brought up the problem of consid-
ering traffic controls at the intersection of First and
"D" Streets and the matter was referred to the Commission
for study and recommendation.
There being no further business to come before the
Planning Coa~uission the meeting was duly adjourned.
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