HomeMy WebLinkAboutPC Minutes 09-16-57MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING
OF THE TUSTIN PLANNING COMMISSION,
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16th, 1957-
COMMISSIONERS PRESENT: Bacon, Tadlock, Means, Siegel,
Mrs. Gregory, Clark & Dr. Stanton.
ABSENT : None.
CITY ATTORNEY
: Dennis D. Hayden, present.
Chairman Bacon opened the meeting at 7:10 P. M.
On motion of Means, seconded by Mrs. Gregory, the Minutes were
approved as mailed.
A letter from the Southern California Planning Congress, was
read, inviting the Tustin Planning Commission to become a
membor.
Motion of Siegel, seconded by Clark that the Tustin Planning
Commission recommend to the Tustin City Council, that they
Join the above organization. ~otion carried.
After extensive informal discussion on possible zoning, setbacks,
etc. of the proposed "Samuel Tustin Annexation to Tustin".,
Siegel motioned, seconded by Dr. Stanton that a committee be
appointed to make a survey of the property. Motion carried.
Chairman Bacon, appointed John Siegel, Dr. Stanton and himself
a member of this committee.
C. Arthur Nisson, attorney for Mr. Smith of the Lemon Heights
Realty, was present and requested that the Planning Commission
consider rezoning the Northwest corner of First Street and
Prospect Avenue from its present R-3 to C-i, to conform to the
balance of the property owned by the Mullin Lumber Co. at that
locati on.
Motion of Siegel, seconded by Means that a Resolution be adopted,
to inititate proceedings and publish notice of hearing to rezone
to C-1 that portion of the Mullin Lumber Co. property located
at the corner of First Street and Prospect Avenue now zoned R-3.
Motion carried, all Commissioners voting Aye.
Mr. Willis Warner, Jr., from the Orange County Planning Commission,
gave a talk on some of the essential elements that go into
formulating a Master Plan, and also gave an outline of the
requirements for an Area of Influence Map.
On motion of Clark, seconded by Stanton and carried, that a
committee be appointed to confer with Mr. Warner and to recommend
boundries for an Area of Influence Map.
Chairman Bacon appointed John Siegel, Thermon Means and Lewis
Tadlock on this Committee.
Motion of Clark, seconded by Tadlock, that a vote of thanks be
extended to Mr. Warner. Motion carried.
Meeting was duly adjourned.
A. O. Park, Secretary