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PASCO, WASHINGTON
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REGULAR. MEETING JANUARY 14, 1964
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O The regular meeting of the City Planning Commission was held in the
00 City Hall, January 14, 1964 at 8:00 P.M.
Members present were:
Ralph Oakley Chairman Absent: Sid Carl
Art Qasow
Del Lincoln
Ted Van Hoy
Gene Brown
John Sawyers
George Plescher Secretary
APPROVING OF MINUTES:
Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as written.
PE"I'ITIONS AND REMONSTRANCES AND APPLICATIONS FOR BUSINESS LICENSES:
(1) An application for business license by James E. Welch, Welch=s
Service Garage, 141.5 Alvina Street was submitted to the Planning Commission
® for approval. It was pointed out by Wayne Campbell, City Attorney for
Pasco that the business was presently operating illegally, and if the
1% City Council would (at this time, or had in the past,) grant the license,
bothe zoning requirements for that business would be waived. A motion was
made by John Sawyers to recommend this matter to the City Council for
their consideration. City Attorney Wayne Campbell objected to this
motion on the grounds that the Commission had an obligation to state an
I opinion or make a recommendation to the City Council. The motion was
W withdrawn by Sawyers. It was then moved by Art Qasow, and seconded by
(n Van Hoy to recommend to the City Council the license be denied.
d Motion carried.
W (2) A petition was presented to the Planning Commission from R. M. Day,
CL representing the Beeline Service Company, regarding a variance to allow
c25 a separate pumping unit to be installed at 2104 E. Lewis for the purpose
of serving their customers on a wholesale basis. This request had been
turned down by the Building Inspector because from his interpretation of
the Zoning Ordinance, this type of operation would be illegal in the
O C-3 zone. Mr. Royce Kline from the Beeline Refining Company explained
that the operation would not reguire any additional equipment, except
a small pump and stand, and that the fuel would be stored in the present
storage tanks. Bob Lovelace, City Building Inspector stated that he
may have misunderstood the request, and would like to have more time to
investigate the matter. It was moved by Lincoln, and seconded by Qasow
to allow the Building Inspector additional, time to investigate the
request and to make a determination as to whether this would be an
illegal use in the C-3 zone. Motion carried.
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PASCO, WASHINGTON
REGULaR MEETING JANUARY 14, 1964
Public hearing on proposed zoning Ordinance for City of Pasco
Next was the continuation of the Public Hearing on the proposed Zoning Ordinance for
the City of Pasco. Notice of Publication was read by the Chairman. No one was
present to speak for or against the proposed ordinance and after some discussion
by the Planning Commission, the Public Hearing was declared to be closed by
the Chairman. It was moved by Qasow, seconded by Sawyers that the
Planning Commission approve and adopt the proposed Zoning Ordinance and recommend
its adoption to the City Council. Motion carried.
Adjournment
Motion made by Qasow, seconded by Brown to adjourn. Motion carried.
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Georg Flesch r, secretary
CITY PLANNING COMMISSION
PASCO, WASHINGTC&T
REGULAR MEETING FEBRUARY 11, 1964
The regular meeting of the City Planning Commission was held in the
City Hall, February ll, 1964, at 8:00 P.M.
Members present were:
Ralph Oakley Chairman Absent: Art Clasow
Ted Van Hoy
Sid Carl
Del Lincoln
Gene Brown
John Sawyers
George Plescher, Secretary
Lyle E. Balderson
APPROVING OF KMUTES:
Minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved.
COMMUNICATIONS:
The first order of business was a letter from. the Mayor of Pasco and the
City Council concerning the changing of the name of Waldemar Street in
East Pasco to Hugo Street. Mr. Morris Clark, 512 South Waldemar Street
spoke out against naming the street Waldemar, as the street name of Hugo
had been used for the past forty years. He also presented a petition from
other residents in the area opposing the naming of the street Waldemar.
After some discussion by the Commi.ssi.or, it was pointed out by the
Chairman, that Waldemar is the legal Yjame for the street as shown on the
official plat of the area. A motion was made by Carl and seconded by
Lincoln to recommend to the City Council to change the name of that portion
of Waldemar Street lying within Kurtzman2s First Addition and Elliot Addition
to Hugo, and to change the name of that portion of Laurel Street lying
within Kurtzmants First Addition to Waldemar Street. MQ-tion carried.
PETITIONS AND REMONSTRANCES:
None.
NEW BUSINESS:
Vacation of Hassalo and Mead Street
A petition was presented to the Planning Commission from the Pasco School
District to vacate Mead and Hassalo Streets. It was moved by Sawyers,
seconded by Carl to approve the vacation, the description of which is to
be determined by the City Engineer. Motion carried.
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CITY PLANNING COMMISSION
REGULAR MEETING PASCO, WASHINGTCN FEBRUARY 11, 1964
PARKING ON BXhTEVILLE BETWEEN THIRD ADM SIXTH AVENUES
George Pl.escher, Planning Director explained to the Planning Commission the
proposed matter by the Parking Authority for parallel parking on Bonneville Street
between Third and Sixth. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony, residents from the area spoke
in favor of angle parking but opposed the removal of existing trees. Mr. Lacotti,
Pasco, Washington asked what the present zoning was in this area and how this
proposal for parallel parking would affect future zoning. After some discussion
by the Commission, it was moved by Sawyers, seconded by Carl that the Planning
Commission recommend to the City Council the adoption of the Parking Authority
proposal for angle parking on Bonneville Street. Motion carried.
CONSTRUCTION OF A PARK ON BLOCK 46 -- FREYtS ADDITICN
George Fisher, City Engineer, discussed the proposal from the State Department of
Highways concerning the establishment of the park in Block 46, Freyts Addition
in East Pasco. It has been proposed that the State purchase the land in connection
with the present right—of—way acquisition for the new State Highway that the City
of Pasco could reimburse the State at a later date. Mr. Fisher also explained
that the State Highway Department would like to know iiThat plans the City has for
the future development along the access route to the new highway. After some
discussion, by the Commission it was moved by Carl and seconded by Brown that the
matter of the park and future land uses along the access routes be turned over to
George Plescher for further study and that he present his recommendations to
the City Engineer. Motion carried.
VOUCHER $5.000.00 CITYtS PART OF THE REGIONAL PLANNING PROGRAM
It was moved by Carl, seconded by Lincoln that the voucher be approved. Motion
carried.
ADJOURNMENT
The meeting was adjourned
ph Oakley, Chairman
rtP1cher, Secretary
PETITION FOR STREET VACATION
WE, the undersigned, do hereby petition the City Council of the City of Pasco,
for the vacation of the following described street right-of-way:
That portion of Mead Avenue lying between the north right-of=way
line of Sylvester, and south of the easterly production of the
south right-of-way line of West Henry Street (now vacated) as
platted in the Stadium Park Addition,
That portion of Hassalo Street lying between the northerly
production of the west right-of-way line of Oneonta Avenue, and
lying east of the east right-of-way line of Korth Mead Avenue,
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CITY PLIUgNTNG COhIIISSION
PASCO, WASHINGTON
0 REGULAR FETING MARCH 10, 1961
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The regular meeting of the City Planning Commission was held in the City
Hall, March 10, 1964) at 8:00 P.M.
Members present were:
Ralph Oakley Chairman Absent: Sid earl `'
Art Glasow Vice Chairman John Sawyers
Ted Van Hoy Del Lincoln
Gene Brown
George Plescher Secretary
Lyle E. Ralderson
APPROVING OF MINUTES:
Minutes of the previous meeting were approved.
CM-1WICATIONS:
A letter was subratted to the Commission from Claude W. Hemsworth requesting
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a permit to proceed with the construction of a six foot fence on his property
at 1123 W. Margaret Street. A letter was also presented from Mr. and Mrs.
Ness of 1119 W. Margaret Street stating that they had no objections to
the fence being over 42" high. It was moved by Glasow, and seconded by
Brown to grant the permit. Motion carried.
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(1) Mrs. Babcock of 304 North lith Street has requested a permit to operate
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ceramics shop at the above address. Motion made by Van Hoy, seconded by
Glasow to grant the permit with the usual restrictions. Motion carried.
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:2 (2) Howard A. Clementson of 1220 N. Dakota Street requested a permit to use
:D the above address for receiving mail and phone calls relative to operation of
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a contracting business. It was moved by Van Hoy and seconded by Glasow to
0 grant the permit with the usual restrictions. Motion carried.
(3) C. F. Fussell of 225 N. Wehe Street requested a permit to operate a
commercial sweeper from his home at the above address. It was moved by Brown,
seconded by Van Hoy to grant the permit with the usual restrictions.
Motion carried.
NEW BUSINESS:
None
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CITY PLANNING COMMISSION
PASCO, WASHINGTCN
REGULAR MTING MARC? 10, 1964
OLD BUSINESS
Proposed parking on Bonneville Street
Mr. Plescher, Planning Director, explained that the following changes had
been made relative to parking on Bonneville Street, by the Parking Authority
at their meeting on March 9:
(1) To extend the parking area to include that area between Second and
Third Streets and that area on the South side of Bonneville between 'Third
and Fourth Streets.
(2) To remove all trees that exist in the parking strips between Second
and Sixth Streets;
(3) To limit the parking between Third and Fourth Streets on Bonneville
to two hours.
After some discussion by the Commission, the following motions were made as
recommendations to the City Council relative to the proposed parking on
Bonneville Street:
(1) It was moved by Glasow, seconded by Brown to recommend extension of the
proposed parking on Bonneville Street to include the area between Second
and Sixth Streets.
(2) It was moved by Glasow, seconded by Van Hoy to recommend that a program
be adopted to encourage the replacement of those trees that are scheduled
to be removed to allow parking.
(3) It was moved by Brown, seconded by Glasow, that a two hour parking limit
be established only on the South side of Bonneville Street between Third
and Fourth Streets.
(4) It was moved by Glasow, seconded by Van Hoy to recommend non–metered
parking on Bonneville Street between Second. and Sixth Streets.
,All motions carried.
Motorcycle Shop — Jack Free er
It was reported by Bob Lovelace, City Building Inspector, that Jack Frenger had
moved his motorcycle shop from 503 S. Douglas to 1230 S. Tenth Street, and is
now in the proper zone.
All JOLRNMMT
The meeting was adjourned.
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CITY PLAN ING COKEISSIU14
PA,SCO, WASFI.WTON
REGULAR MEETING APRIL 14, 1964
The regular meeting of the City Planning Commission was held in the City
hall, April. 14, 1964, at 2:00 P.M.
Members present were:
Art Gl asow Vice Chairman Absent: Ralph Oakley Chairmni n
T. R. Van Hoy Sid Carl
Gene Brown
john Sawyers.
Del Lincoln
George Plescher Secretary
Lyle E. Balderson
APPROVING Or MINUTES:
Minutes of the previous meeting were approved.
COMMUNICATIONS:
A letter was submitted to the Commission from Darrel D. Rothwell, D. C.,
requesting a variance to allow a sign larger than two square feet to
advertise a home occupation in a B-1 zone. No action was taken by the
Planning Commission. George Plesch6r, Regional Planner was to look into
the matter and inform Dr. Rothwell what procedure would be necessary to
allow the sign.
A letter was submitted to the Commission from Vi. Robert T. McCall requesting
a permit to build a six foot fence at 611 and 615 S. Adams. A letter was
also presented from Harley Kine of 1128 W. Irving stating he had no objection
to the six foot fence. It was moved by Sawyers, seconded by Brown to grant
the permit. Motion carried.
PETITIONS AND REUGNSTEXCES:
{1} Mrs. Cliff Ungerecht of 1823 W. Park requested a permit to operate a
child care home at the above address. It was moved by Van Hoy, seconded by
Lincoln to grant the permit subject to an opinion from the City Attorney
concerning the interpretation of the wording of the zoning ordinance.
Motion carried.
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Q (2) Edwin Hoff of 1818 N. X[onroe requested a permit to operate a T.V.
W Repair shop at the above address. It was moved by Sawyers, seconded by BrolwAm
to grant the perndt with the usual restrictions and subject to the approval of
the Building Inspector.
2 Kotion carried.
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0 A voucher was submitted by the Regional Planning Commi.saion for the second
half of the City share of the Regional Planning Commission contract.
P£oved by Van Hoy, seconded by Lincoln to approve the voucher.
Rotion carried.
ADJOMMUZU 4T
The meeting was adjourned.
Art Glasow, Vice: Chairman
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CITY PLANNING CO*aSSION
PASCO, WASHINGTQd
REGULAR I=ING May 12, 1964
The remlar meeting of the City Planning Commissicn was held in the City
Hall, May l2, 1964, at 8:00 P.M., D.S.T.
Members present were:
Ralph. Oakley Chairman Absent: Art Glasow, and T. R. Van Hoy
Gene Brown John Sawyers (term expired
Del Lincoln April 7, 1961 )
Sid Carl
George Plescher Secretary
Lyle E. Balderson
APPROVING OF MINUTES:
Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as written.
VARIANCE
A request for variance to build a carport within 10 feet of the side
lot line was submitted by Mr. Delp of 2203 W. Pearl Street, Pasco, Washington.
It was moved by Lincoln, seconded by Brown to grant the variance.
Motion carried.
A request for a variance by the City Park Department to build a six foot fence
on the east side of the property line of Lucas Park was explained by Bob Lovelace,
City Building Inspector. The Park Department had not presented the written
note of concurrence from the adjoining property owners. It was moved by
Carl and seconded by Brown to table the matter until the next meeting when
additional information would be available. Motion carried.
A request for a variance to build a six foot fence and to extend the roof of
a patio to within two feet of the lot line of 1929 Riverview Drive, was
submitted by Mr. McElroy. A letter from Lawrence C. Jahnel of 1927 Riverview
Drive accompanied the application and stated that he had no objection to either
of the requests. It was moved by Carl and seconded by Brown to grant the
variance to build a six foot fence. Motion carried. It was moved by Carl,
seconded by Brown to grant the variance to extend the roof of the patio to
within two feet of the lot line, subject to the condition that the patio must
riot be enclosed. lotion carried.
SPECIAL PERMITS
A request for a special permit to operate a telephone and two—way radio for
the purpose of dispatching taxi cabs from his home was requested by Mr. Ratliff
of 1720 Bonneville Street. It was moved by Lincoln and seconded by Brown
to grant the special permit subject to the condition that no storage or
repairing of the tayci cabs shall be permitted on the premises.
Motion carried.
NEW BUSINESS:
Election of officers
It was decided by the majority of the Commission that the election of
officers be tabled, until the next regular meeting.
Urban Renewal
The next order of business was a request from George Plescher, Regional
Planning Director to have the Planning Commission give their tentative
approval to an urban renewal program, and recommend to the City Council that
the City proceed with an urban renewal project in East Pasco. After some
discussion, it was moved by Sid Carl that the Planning Commission recommend
to the City Council the City proceed with the preliminary planning for an
urban renewal project in East Pasco. Motion lost due to the lack of a second.
ADJOURNMENT
The meeting was adjourned.
Respectfully submitted,
Ra ph 0 ey, Chairman
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CITY PLANNING COMMISSION
PASCO, WASHINGTON
SPECIAL MEET T G May 26, 1964
The Special Meeting of the City Planning Commission was not held due
to the lack of a quorum.
Members present were:
Art Glasow Vice Chairman Absent: T. R. Van Hoy le'
Gene Bros-rn Ralph Oakley
Del Lincoln Sid Carl
Lyle E. 3alderson Acting Secretary
The Chairman continued the meeting to Monday, June 1, 1961 , at. 8:00 P.M.
D.S.T. , and instructed the Secretary to so inform the members and advertise
in the Local newspaper.
Respectfully submitted,
Art Glasow, Vice Chairman
Y,.yl'g E. Balderson, Acting Secretar7f
CITY PLANNING CaSaSSION
PASCO, WASHINGTON
SPECIAL MEETING June 1, 1961
A special meeting was held by the Planning Commission on June 1, 1964
to decide whether or not to recommend to the City Council the continuation of
an Urban Renewal Project for the City of Pasco.
Members present were: Ralph Oakley
Art Glasow
T. R. Van Hoy
Del Lincoln
Gene Brown
The Chairman called the meeting to order and asked if any one present
wanted to speak in favor of continuing a program in Urban Renewal. Mr.
James Gladden of Pasco representing the Trig-Cities Committee on Human
Relations spoke in favor of continuing the program. He presented a
letter to the Commission stating these views. Councilmen Ed Carter, Earold
James and Mr. Knapp all spoke in favor of continuing an Urban Renewal
Program.
At this point the Chairman asked if anyone opposed the Urban Renewal
Program. Mr. Dale Schreck of Pasco, spoke against an Urban Renewal Program.
Mr. Schreck quoted several excerpts from the Congressional--Record, which
questioned the benefits derived from the existing Urban Renewal urogram.
The Chairman then closed the meeting to public discussion. .After a
period of discussion, it was moved by Gla-sow and seconded by Van Hoy to table
the matter. Motion carried.
The meeting was adjourned.
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LM49. Balderson, Acting Secretary
CITY PLANNING C014TISSTON
PASCO, WASHINGTON
REGULAR MEETING June 9, 1964
The regular meeting of the City Planning Commission was held in the City Hall,
June 9, 1964, at 5:00 P.M., D.S.T.
Members present were: Absent:
Ralph Oakley, Chairman Art Glasow
Del Lincoln T. R. Van Hoy
Gene Drown
Sid Carl
Lyle E. Balderson, Acting Secretary
APPROVING OF MINUTES:
Minutes of the last regular meeting and of the Special. 1eeting were
approved as printed.
PETITIONS AND REMONSTRANCES:
(1) Mr. Howard Huhs, 1315 W. Sylvester submitted a request for a variance
to build a fence 62" high and to extend the roof of a patio to the side
lot line. Letters from Mr. Barney Gower, 1.620 W. Yakima and from Mrs. I. I.
Griggs, 1002 W. Park Street, accompanied the application stating that they
had no objections to the construction of the fence. Motion carried.
Motion was made by Carl and seconded by Brown to grant the variance on the
patio subject to the condition that the patio must not be enclosed.
Motion carried..
(2) Mr. Basil Pelletier, 1315 N. Mead Street and Mr. Jokm P. Thomas, 1311
N. Mead submitted a letter to the Commission requesting a permit to build
a five foot fence on the property lane between the above addresses which
would extend to the front of the two houses. Motion was made by Lincoln,
seconded by Brown to grant the variance. It was then moved by Lincoln and
seconded by Brown to amend the original motion to include that the fences
must have gates to allow access to the rear of the lot. Motion carried.
(3) Bob Chamberlain, of 1999 West Lewis Street, requested a permit to
operate a real estate office in the R-2 zone. It was moved by Brown and
seconded by Carl to deny the permit for the real estate office after a
finding by the Commission that such use was not incidental to a residential
zone. Motion carried.
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0 (4) A letter was submitted to the Commission from C. F. Griggs,
m 118 South Eighth Avenue representing John A. Williams of Seattle, Washington,
requesting a permit to construct a parking lot on Lots seven and eight, Block
six, Gerry's Addition, which is situated in an R-2 zor_e. A letter protesting
the establishment of such a parking lot and signed by twenty--eight residents
of the area was also submitted to the Commission. her. Lovelace, Building
Inspector, explained to the Commission that he based his decision for granting
such a permit on Chapter 5-5.12 and Chapter 5--14, of the Pasco City Code.
Wayne Campbell, City Attorney gave the opinion that the Building Inspector
or Planning Conmission should not consider Pasco City Code, Chapter 5-5.12,
as it did not apply to any construction performed prior to its enactment.
It was moved by Sid Carl, seconded by Lincoln to set a public hearing to be
held at the next regular meeting July, 14, 1961 , so as the public may have a
chance to present its views or objections on the matter. Motion carried.
(5) Mr. Wiper, 1716 Sacajawea Drive requested a permit to erect a sign in
an R-2 zone for the purpose of advertising rental property. It was moved by
Carl, seconded by Brown to grant the permit for such sign subject to the
dimensions indicated on the drawing submitted with the application. Motion
carried.
09 (6) Mr. Jack McKinley, 1812 N. Brown requested a permit to use the above
ri address for receiving mail and phone calls relative to the operation of a
construction business. It was moved by Carl , seconded by Brown to grant the
permit with the usual restrictions. Motion carried.
0 OFL BUSINESS
A request by the City Park Department for a permit to construct a six foot
LLI fence on the East side of the property lane of Lucas Park was tabled until
°A the next meeting.
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The election of officers was postponed until the new City Manager has been
hired, and a new City Planning Commission has been appointed.
NEW BUSINESS
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O Mr. Lincoln and Mr. Oakley wanted to o on record in stating that they consider
M the remarks relative to the Planning Commission's decision_ on Urban Renewal,
made by the City Council at its regular meeting, were unnecessary and tended
to cast an unfavorable reflection on the Planning Commission.
Respectfully submitted,
_ph Oakley, Chairman
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CITY PLANNING COMMISSION
PASCO, WASHRTGTaT
REGULAR MEFTDTG JULY 14, 1964
The regular meeti.n7 of the City Planning Commission was held in the City Hall,
July 14, 1964, at 8:00 P.M.
Members present were:
Art Glasow Vice Chairman Absent: Sid Carl and Ralph Oakley
T. R. Van Hoy
Del Lincoln
Gene Brown
George Plescher Secretary
Motion was made by Brown, seconded by Lincoln to set aside the regular order of
business.' Motion carried.
SACAJAVEA APARTMENTS PARKING LOT PUBLIC HEARDIG
Publication of Notice of Public Hearing was read by Chairman Glasow and the
public hearing was declared open. The Planning Director defined the location and
boundaries of the proposed parking lot. C. F. Griggs, Engineer and Mr. McClure,
Manager of the Sacajawea Apartments spoke favoring the parking lot. Mr. L. Mink—
iewitz spoke against the proposed parking lot in that particular location, also
Mrs. E. J. Yli.nkiewitz and Mrs. Jess Mast. Chairman Glasow declared the public hearing
to be closed. After discussion by the Commission, notion was made by Brown,
seconded by Lincoln that the parking lot not be allowed. Motion carried.
Motion by Van Hoy, seconded by Brown to return to regular order of business.
Motion carried.
APPROV-%TG OF MMUTES-
Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as printed.
RECUEST FOR VARWTCE:
Tack D. McCotter, 1724 W. Shoshone Street request for variance to extend six foot
fence on the rear of his lot so that the back door of his house will open into the
back yard. This request was accompanied b7r a letter signed by Mr. and Mrs.. H,. C.
Dickerson, 1728 W. Shoshone stating they have no objections to the Fence change.
The Rualdinw Inspector stated he could find no objections to the fence. Motion
was made by Lincoln, seconded by Van Hoy to approve the variance with the stipulation
that a gate be installed to allow access to the rear of the lot. Motion carried.
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CITY PLANNING CUMME SION
PASCO, WASHIOTOU
REGULAR MEETING JULY 14, 1964
Harold A. Wyman, Park Superintendent request to build a high fence
around Lucas Avenue Park... Tetters lined by W. and Mrs. C. P. Campbell,
Juretta Wright, and Jerry L. Wright statin¢ they had no objections to the
City bualdiny a high fence along their property line from the alley to
the street were submitted. Motion was made by Lincoln, seconded by Brown
to grant the variance. Motion carried.
BUSINESS LICENSE APPLICATIONS
Neva M. Ireland and H. Kenneth Ireland, 170L N. Meridian have made appli--
cation for business license to sell With Rehnborgh Cosmetics and. Nutri Lite
supplements. The Building Tnspector reported the address was to be used for
mailine and. telephone. Motion made by Frown, seconded by Van Tov to approve
the application subject to the usual restrictions. Notion carried.
Mavor On Hoy thanked the Commission members for their work during his
administration and said that he had enSoved serving with them on the Planning
Commission.
motion to adjourn made by Brown, seconded by Lincoln. Motion carriQd.
Respectfully sdomitted,
Art Glasow, Vice Chairman
eorge Pl.. the , Secretary
CITY PLANNING CaMMISSION
PASCO, WASHINGTON
REGULAR MEETING August 11, 1964
The regular meeting of the City Planning Commission was held in the City
Hall, August 11, 1964, at 8:00 P.M.
Members present were: Absent: Gene Brown and G. E. Carter
Ralph Oakley Chairman
Art Glasow
Del Lincoln
Sid Carl
George Plescher, Secretary
Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as published.
SACAJAWEA APARTMENTS PARKING LOT -- REHEARING REQUEST
Chairman Oakley reviewed the previous request, the public hearing held July 14,
and the subsequent disapproval. Mr. Oakley read a letter from Horton and
Wilkins, Attorneys at Law, which petitioned for reconsideration of the
decision regarding the Gerry's Addition property. Motion was made by Mr.
Carl, seconded by Mr. Lincoln to set a public hearing for the rehearing of
the proposed Sacajawea Parking Lot, and to hear the additional information
which is now available at the next regular Planning Commission Meeting,
September 8, 1964. Motion carried. Chairman Oakley spoke stating that
the decision rendered following another public hearing be final and bind—
ing and that if not satisfied Mr. Williams should make an appeal next time,
rather than ask for another public hearing.
BUSINESS LICENSE APPLICATIONS -- CLARENCE BARILEAU, FOOD DISTRIBUTOR
Application by Clarence Barileau for business license to sell packaged food
to hospitals, school cafeterias, restaurants, etc., using his home address,
521 N. 4th for mail and phone calls, also limited amount of storage. Motion
made by Mr. Carl, seconded by Mr. Glasow to approve the application for
mail and phone orders subject to the usual restrictions. Motion carried.
ADJOURNMENT:
Meeting was adjourned at 9:05 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
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Ralph Oalkey, Chairman
orge Pl scher, Secretary
CITY PLANNING COMMISSION
PASCO, WASHINGTON
REGULAR MEETING September 8, 1961
The regular meeting of the City Planning Commission was held in the City Hall,
September 8, 1964, at 5:00 P.M.
Members present were: Absent:
Ralph Oakley Chairman Sid Carl
G. E. Carter
Art Glasow
Del Lincoln
Gene Brown
Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as published.
PUBLIC HEARING SACAJAWEA APARTMENTS PARKING LOT
The file of the Sacajawea Apartments Proposed Parking Lot was reviewed by
Chairman Oakley. The public hearing was declared open by Chairman Oakley. Mr.
Horton, representing Mr. John Williams, owner of the Sacajawea Apartments presented
additional information in the form of photographs of the area in question., and
petitions favoring the parking lot signed by residents of the Sacajawea Apartments.
He also cited the case of Hauser v. Arness, 44 Wn. (2d) 358 (1954). Mr. Robert
Day, representing the neighbors who oppose the parking lot spoke against the
proposed parking lot. Mrs. Adah M. Perry, 416 Yakima Street spoke in opposition
to the parking lot. Mrs. Perry stated she had constructed a fence on the
property in question in order to protect her own property from trespassers, and
that she intended to take the fence down when a residence was built on the lot.
Mr. Lawrence Mi.nkiewitz, 526 W. Nixon Street spoke against the parking lot, and
amongst other things, brought out the subject of drainage for the proposed parking
lot. E. Leola Umbarger and R. W. Umbarger, .421 W. Yakima Street spoke against
the parking lot. Mr. Lee Fogg, 407 Yakima Street, spoke against the proposed use.
Mrs. Jess L. Mast, 415 W. Shoshone Street, spoke against the proposed parking lot.
Mr. John Burlis, 41-1 West Yakima Street, spoke in opposition to the proposed
parking lot, basing his objections on the noise and dust which would be created.
Mrs. E. L. Minkiewitz, 106 W. Yakima spoke stating her roomer had already given
notice of his intention to move in the event of the construction of the parking
lot. The Chairman declared the public hearing to be closed. Motion was made by
Lincoln, seconded by Glasow to reaffirm the decision made at the first public
hearing, which was to deny permission for the proposed parking lot. Motion
carried, with vote of three ayes and one nay.
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PASCO, WASHINGTON
REGULAR MEETING September 8, 1964
ERWEN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY -•-- TRAIL FOR WATCHMAN
Letter from Mrs. Christine Erwen of the Erwen Construction Company, xequesting
permission to park a trailer on the west side of their office at 215 E. Ainsworth
Street. The Building Inspector referred to Ordinance No. 858, Mobile Homes,
Section 7-9.06, Parking of Trailers outside of Camps; which states that it
shall be unlawful to park a trailer outside of a licensed trailer park except
as provided by the ordinance. Motion was made by Brown, seconded by Carter to
deny the request. Motion carried. Mrs. Erwen was advised to contact the
Building Inspector for further assistance.
BOB CHAMBERLAIN PETITION FOR REZONING
Petition for rezoning presented by Bob Chamberlain. Motion was made by Carter,
seconded by Brown to set a public hearing to be held at the next regular meeting
of the City Planning Commission, October 13, 1964, at 5:00 P.M., contingent
upon obtaining the additional supporting signatures in time enough to allow for
the necessary legal advertising. Motion carried.
ADJOURNMENT:
Motion was made by Brown, seconded by Carter to adjourn the meeting. Motion
carried.
Respectfully submitted,
1ph Oakley, Chairman
Gorge sch r; Secretary
CITY PLANNING COMMISSION
PASCO, WASHINGTON
REGULAR MEETING October 13, 1964
The regular meeting of the City Planning Commission was held in the City Hall,
October 13, 1964, at 8:00 P.M.
Members present were: Absent:
Ralph Oakley Chairman Art Glasow (resigned)
G. E. Carter
Sid Carl
Del Lincoln
Gene Brown
Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as published.
REQUEST FOR VARIANCE ^C. J._RABIDEAU
Petition for variance in the application of the fence ordinance to permit
construction of a fence six foot high in the front yard of Mr. and Mrs.
C. J. Rabideau. Mr. Rabideau explained the purpose of his fence, calling it
in actuality a sight screen to make the front yard an added living area for
the family during fair weather, and in the evening hours. Petitions supporting
his request and signed by neighbors were presented. Motion was made by Lincoln,
seconded by Brown, to refer the matter to the City Attorney for legal opinion.
Motion carried.
PUBLIC HEARING -- CHAMBERLIN ZONE CHANGE FROM R to C-1
Notice of Public Hearing was read by Chairman Oakley. Public Hearing was
declared open by Chairman Oakley. Mr. Chamberlin spoke favoring the zone
change. No one was present to speak in opposition to the zone change. Motion
made by Carl, seconded by Carter to grant the zone change. Motion made by Carl,
seennded by Carter to grant the zone change and recommend same to the City
Council. Motion carried. Mr. Chamberlin expressed his thanks and appreciation
to Mr. Plescher and his staff for their assistance.
BUSINESS LICENSE APPLICATIONS
Lorraines Beauty Salon --- Mrs. Lorraine Ramerman, 1907 W. Hopkins
Business License application signed by Mrs. Lorraine Ramerman to operate beauty
shop in home at 1907 W. Hopkins Street. Motion made by Carter, seconded by
Lincoln to approve the application subject to the usual restrictions. Motion
carried.
Ralph E. Kreider -- Contracting
Application for Business License signed by Mrs. Ralph Kreider, for license to
operate contracting, roffing, building, patios and fencing type business.
Building Inspector reported there were no building materials on the premises
at the time of his inspection. Motion made by Carter, seconded by Carl to
hold up action upon this application until applicant appears before the Commission
to furnish further information regarding his application. Motion carried.
It was noted by the Commission that they are now short two members due to the
recent resignation of Art Glasow.
Motion was made by Lincoln, seconded by Brown that the Chairman write a letter
to the City Council urging them to spend as much time as possible in the study
and adoption of the new City Zoning Ordinance, and that he cite the incidence of
business license applications which are currently being approved by the Commission
under the old Zoning Ordinance, and which would not be allowed under the new
Zoning Ordinance. Motion carried.
The Secretary was requested by the Chairman to write a letter to Mr. Glasow,
thanking him for his long, sincere efforts on the Planning Commission.
The meeting was adjourned at 9:03 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
1ph akley, Chairman
tGorge Pl acher, Secretary
CITY PLANNING COMMISSION
PASCO, WASHINGTON
RLGULAR MEETING November 10, 1961
The regular meeting of the City Planning Commission was held in the City Hall,
November 10, 1964, at 5:00 P.M.
Members present were: Absent:
Ralph Oakley Chairman Sid Carl
G. E. Carter
Del Lincoln
Gene Brown
George Plescher Planning Director
Horace E. Menasco City Manager
Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as .read.
BUSINESS LICENSE APPLICATIONS
Ralph E. Kreider — Contracting- - 1204 W. Agate Street
Business License application to operate small contracting business from home at
1504 W. Agate Street. No storage of materials. Building Inspector reported no
materials stored on the premises. Motion by Lincoln, seconded by Carter to grant the
license with the usual restrictions. Motion carried.
C. J. Rabideau -- 1552 West Howard Street -- Request for variance
The Planning Director gave the decision obtained from the City Attorney, 5-16.20,
that variance can be granted for fences on the side yard, but not in the front yard.
Chairman Oakley stated that in view of Mr. Campbell's opinion, "this body is not
legally able to act upon this matter, and therefore, will refer it back to Mr.
Rabideau for any further action".
Horace E. Menasco, City Attorney, reported a study session on the Zoning Ordinance,
and that they expect to have several more, also that the Council is aware of tie
problem, (pending Zoning Ordinance) and is hopeful of having the Zoning Ordinance
passed soon.
Chairman Oakley spoke of a Sign Ordinance which is in the Planning office, urging
early work on the new Sign Ordinance, and suggested the ordinance be delivered to the
Building Inspector. He also suggested Work Shop meetings be resumed at 7:00, every
Tuesday evening, for further studies on the Capital Improvement Program, Sign Ordinance
and Fire Zones. Mayor Carter suggested work shop meetings be held on regular
Planning Commission meeting nights, after the regular meeting.
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(j service and great patience which Mr. Plescher has given, especially to the
< newer members on the Commission, and that he felt all had learned considerable
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PASCO, .WASHIhTGTOhT.
REGULAR MEETING December 8, 1961
The regular meeting of the City Planning Commission was held in the City Hall,
December 8, 1964, at 8:00 P.M.
Members present were: Absent:
Rai-ph Oakley Chairman G. E. Carter
Sid Carl
Del Lincoln
Gene Brown
R. B. Lovelace Building Inspector
Margaret Hunstein Acting Secretary
Chairman Oakley appointed Margaret Hunsteir. as tem. crary secretary.
Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as published.
ADDITIONAL PARTICIPATIal---CITY OF PASCO
Motion by Sid Carl, seconded by Gene Brown that the Chairman be authorized to
? sign the voucher authorizing an additional 20% of the original contribution to
the Franklin County Regional Planning Comr:ission. Motion carried.
BUSINESS LICEIISE APPLICATIM?S
Conrad X. Quentin -- 330 N. Second — "Quentin's Acquarium"
The Building Inspector stated he had no objections to the issuance of this
license. Motion was made by Gene Brown, seconded by Del Lincoln to allow
the business license subject to the usual restrictions. Motion carried.
Alice t'_cCalley ` 703 Octave -- McCAlley's Varieties
The wilding Inspector reported this application has been cancelled.
SIGN ORDINANCE
Motion was made by Gene Brown, seconded by Del Lincoln to set a Public Hearing
to be held at the ne:,t regular meeting of the City Planning Commission, January 12,
1-965, at 8:00 P.M., for the purpose of considering the adoption of the
proposed Sign Ordinance. Motion carried. Secretary to prepare the legal
advertisements, etc.
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PASCO WASHIVGTON
REGULAR MEETING December 8, 1961
Mention was made of the continued existing vacancies on the City Planning
Commission and the necessity of 100% attendance of present members, (excluding
Mayor Carter who is attending City Council Work Shop meetings on Tuesday nights),
in order to raise a quorum. In view of advertised Public Hearings, e.g., the
Public Hearing scheduled for the January meeting, it will be even more vital
to the continued efficient operation of the Commission that all members be present.
BOB CROMERLEL REQUEST FOR VARIANCE
Letter requesting variance to set back requirements at 160C Forth Chase Street,
signed by Bob Chamberlin was presented. ilr. Chamberlin presently has an option
to buy the adjoining property, which is vacant and unplatted at the present time.
Motion was made by Sid Carl, seconded by Gene Brown to recommend the variance be
granted in view of Mr. Chamberlin's plans. Motion carried.
Mr. Chamberlin thanked the Building Inspector for his alertness in detecting this
matter.
The Building Inspector spoke of possible rezoning of the area on Arthur Street,
which is being considered as a possible site for the new courthouse.
Sid Carl suggested provision be made in the new zoning ordinance to allow
zoning appropriate for buildings such as the proposed future courthouse.
The meeting was adjourned at 8:12 P.M.
Respectfully submitted.,
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Ralph Oakley, Chairr^an J
N�arg e P. Huns e1h Temporary Secretary