HomeMy WebLinkAboutPC Minutes 12-28-64MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING
TUSTIN PLANNING COMMISSION
December 28,1964
Meeting called to order at 7:30 P.M. by Chairman
Hefner.
~esent: Hefner, Marsters, Bacon, Enderle, Halus
Sharp.
Absent: Brand
Mr. K. Bryant represented Mr. Rourke.
Moved by Halus, seconded by Enderle that Minutes of
MIN. DEC.14th December 14th meeting regarding approval of UP64-180
CORRECTED be corrected to include the option of applicant to
place trees in present parkway and move to ultimate
width when street is widened or place them initially
in ultimate parkway area. Carried.
Moved by Enderle, seconded by Halus that Minutes of
December 14th be approved as corrected. Carried.
RESOL. present.Resolution presented to Mr. Bacon commending him for
F. BACON his years of service as chairman of this Commission.
UP64-182
RALPHS IND.
Hearing opened at 7:35 P.M. on UP64-182 of Ralphs
Industries to permit the development of a Shopping
Center of five acres or more on.property located
165' West of Yorba Street on North Side of 17th
Street. Property zoned 100-C-l-P-20,000.
STAFF
REPORT
Mr. Haworth presented Staff report covering location,
zoning, land use, acreage parking, and history of
present zoning and reasons for UP application along
with following Department and Staff recommendations:
En~ineerlng Departm. ent
1. Street improvements be installed to the
satisfaction of the City Engineer.
2. Street lights be installed as required by
the Public Works Department.
Fire Department
1. That an opening be provided between the
two shop buildings.
2. Hydrants be placed to the requirements of
the Fire Department.
3- That all fire protection provisions meet the
standards set forth by the Tustin Fire
Depart ment.
Staff Recommendations:
APPROVAL WITH
CONDITIONS
It is the opinion of the Staff that the request for
a conditional use permit to allow the construction
of a shopping center in a 100-C-l-P-20,000 zone
is a compatible use for this particular area.
Therefore, the Staff would recommend approval of
this application, subject to the following conditions:
1. That a 6 foot masonry wall be constructed on
the property line between the proposed development
and the adjacent PD 3500 zone, except that
portion of the front setback distance, which
shall be three (3) feet.
2. That the building on the ernst side of
the property be set back ten (10) feet
as required by the Zoning Ordinance.
3. That landscaping follow those plans as
submitted on Exhibit "B".
4. That the landscaping be maintained and
sprinkler systems be installed as
indicated on the landscaping plans.
5. That the applicant comply with all
conditions as set forth by both the
Engineering Department and the Fire
Department.
Mr. C. Arthur Nisson stated both he and Mr. Angel,
architect, were present to answer any questions.
There being no comments or objections, the Hearing
was declared closed at 7:40 P.M.
Mr. Halus asked what plans had been made for the
proposed gas stmtlon on the corner and what is the
planned width for streets on North and West of
property and what the noise problem might be for
abutting R-1 property.
Mr. Haworth explained that when a gas station is
considered an~ development must come before the
Architectural Committee. Mr. Angel explained that
road to North and West would be 60' roads and that
rear of building will be approximately ll5' from
prooerty line and trees and shrubbery will break
sound to R-1 properties.
Consensus of opinion Gf Commissioners was that they
were very favorably impressed with new plans and
renderings. Mr. Enderle questioned condition No. 1
of Fire Department requesting opening between
buildings. Mr. Angel stated that Ralphs could live
with this condition but it would cut down on floor
space of satellite building. Due to the construction
of the buildings and requirements for hydrants, the
Commissioners felt that this requirement could be
worked out between the Fire Chief, Planning Director
and Ralphs Industries.
Moved by Marsters, seconded by Bacon that this being
a compatible use in C-1 zone, Resolution 758 be
passed and adopted, approving UP64-182 according
to plans submitted on Exhibit A dated 12-21-64 and
with five recommended conditions of Planning Staff,
two conditions of Engineer and conditions 2 and 3
of Fire Department, deleting Fire Dept. condition 1.
Sign plans to be reviewed by Planning Director.
Motion carried: Ayes: Hefner, Marsters, Bacon,
Halus, Ender~e, Sharpe. Noes: None. Absent: Brand.
RESOL.
758
PASSED AND
ADOPTED
UP64-182
WITH CONDIT.
Mr HaWorth reported that he had reviewed Water Report
with Chief Hilton and that the Council had directed
the Chief to work with the Planning Commission and
the Water Company. Mr. Haworth requested that the
report be carried over to the 1st meeting in January
for further study and report.
Mr. Haworth reported on Case 866 of the County rezonlng
property at N/E corner of 17th street and Deodar from
RP to C1 stating that property is now developed
commercially and is on the West side of Newport Freeway
and out of our area as far as being either an asset
or detriment and recommended this Commission have no
objections to this zone change.
CASE 866
COUNTY
REZONING
PROPERTY
17th &
DEODAR
COUNTY CASE Moved by Enderle, seconded by Halus that this Commission
ZC 866 go on record as having no objections to County of
Orange ZC case 866. Carried.
CASE 862
Case 862 of the County of Orange proposing change of
zone from R1 to NC "Neighborhood Commercial" presented
and Mr. Haworth asked that action on this case be
deferred to January llth meeting.
STRONG
OBJ.
Mr. Halus stated that he thought a strong objection
could be lodged at this time and for the following
reasons: 1. No need for commercial development in
this area. 2. Not compatible w~'th General Plan.
3. Not good planning.
Moved by Bacon, seconded by Marsters that Mr. Haworth
work with the County and report .at next meeting with
a letter prepared for the Commission's consideration
Motion carried by roll call: ~yes: Sharpe, Enderle,
Bacon, Marsters. Noes: Halus, Hefner. Absent:
Brand.
COUNTY
TRACT 5849
County Tract 5849 (R-1 Subdivision) presented and
explained by Mr. Haworth who recommended that
Commission inform County that all lots should be a
minimum of 7200 sq. ft.
Moved by Bacon, seconded by Halus that County Planning
Commission be informed that this Commission has no
objections to Tract 5849 but that Lots 12, 13, and
14 are substandard and should be brought up to
standard 7200 sq. ft. lots - carried.
REPORT ON
FUND FOR
FIRE ENGINE
Mr. Halus reported on contributions from Planners
toward fund for 1913 Fire Engine and' that'°he'h~d
contacted Councilm~n who are going to follow suit.
JACOBSON
MEMORIAL
Mr. Marsters asked for information regarding
Jacobson Memorial and it was explained that plans
are underway for Memorial at "D" and Laguna.
Request made that While the zoning ordinance is
being reviewed that consideration be given to size
of directional signs and also to parks and green
areas in Residential Developments.
There being no further business, the meeting was
declared adjourned.
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