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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPC Minutes 1965.pdf CITY PLANNING C0N-.!I3SIO1T i PA.SCO, WASHIVGFUE KrULAR MEETIFG January 12, 1965 The reEu7 ar Meeting of the City Planning Cammi ssior_ was held in the City Hall , January 12, 1965, at 8:00 P.N. Nembers present were: Absent. : Ralph Oakley Chairnan Sig? Carl Del Lincoln Cane Brown: C. E. Carter Lyle E. Balderson Planning Director Knutes of the previous meeting were approved as published. Chairman Oakley appointed Lyle E. Balderson as Secretary. PUELIC HURNG — SICK? ORDINANCE' Totice of Public Hearing was read and affidavit of publication was presented. Chairzaan Oakley declared the Public Hearing to be open. No one was present to spew- } for or against the proposed Sign Ordinance. Chairman declared the Public Hearing to be closed. The Planning Commission discussed various phases of the Sign. Ordinance, Yotion was made by Thr. Carter, seconded by Yl. Lincoln to recommend to the City Council that they adopt/ the Sign Ordinance with changes as stipulated by the Planner. Eotion carried. CITY OF PASCO PARTICIPATIOr $2,200.0(: A voucher in the amount of $2,500.00, partial participation for the City of Pasco was presented. Kotion was made by Mr. Lincoln_, seconded by Mr. Brewn that the Chairman be authorized to sign the voucher. motion carried. The meeting 'bras adjourned at 5:40 P.M. Rey tfully submitted, p ,D. Oakley, Chairman 711A E. Balderson, Secretary CITY PLANNING C01'2aSSION PASCO, WASHINGTON ULAR MEWING February 9, 1965 regular meeting of the City Planning Commission was held in the City Hall, ebruary 9, 1965, at 8:00 P.M. e lembers present were: Absent: n ( , 1pn Oakley Chairman Gene Brown id Carl (Donald Rippey --not sworn in) lE. Carter 1 Lincoln leap Stanley it Smiley somas Jackson (Barbara Olson MLchard Cooley Lyle E. Balderson Planniing Director Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as read. Chairman Oakley spoke commending the City Council for increasing the membership of the City Planning Commission. PUBU-C BEARING -- ADAM ZACKER ZONE CHANGE R-2 to C-1 Chairman Oakley read the petition and other records supporting the requested zone change, and the Notice of Public Hearing. Chairman Oakley declared the Public Hearing to be open. Mr. Skidmore spoke in behalf of Mr. Zacker favoring the .Droposed zone change. Speaking in opposition to the proposed zone change were 'yrs. Anderson, 1520 N. Mead; Mrs. Charles Hallenbaugh, 1532 N. Oneonta; Mrs. Kirkpatrick, who owns property on Mead and Oneonta Streets; and Mrs. Ralph Kreider, 1504 West Agate Street. A petition bearing the signatures of seven individuals who signed the original petition favoring the zone change was presented to the � `omazission; these seven individuals now withdraw their support for the zone :change. Chairm= declared the Public Hearing to be closed. Motion made by Mr. iLincoln, seconded by Mr. Carl to post pone the decision on the proposed zone ange. Motion carried. ��i SKr OIL CO. F.E VEST FOR PUBLIC HEARING RE ZaTE CHANGE R-1 to C-1. eCharles Kilbury, 507 W. Shoshone Street spoke explaining plans of the Husky Oil LQompo.ny regarding the existing service station in event of passage of the proposed (Sone change, and requested the Commission set a date for Public Bearing for the oposed zone change. Mr. Dick Gonzales present manager of the service station End Mr. Clyde Hathaway, representing the Husky Oil Company spoke favoring the mane change. Motion by Mayor Carter, seconded by Sid Carl that a Public Hearing; 'Up act for YLrch 9, 1965, to hear the requested zone change provided the esent,ed petition bears the required percentage of valid signatures. Motion rried. Members of the Planning Commission are to be notified of the decision. 0 O m CITY PLANNING COMMISSION (Page 2) PASCO, WASHLNGTON REGULAR MEETING February 9, 1965 BUSINESS JICa!SE--BFN J. MCKOON -- 916 S. 8th Avenue Request for business license for Ben J. McKoon, "Ben and Son", painting, remodeling and roofing business. Building Inspector reported no storage of materials. Mr. McKoon stated he carried all of his materiasl and equipment with him in his truck, and this address would be used for telephone only. Motion was made by Mr. C rl, seconded by Air. Lincoln to approve the request subject to the usual restrictions. Motion carried. ELECTION OF OFFICERS TWO YEAR TERM Nominations were declared open for the position of Chairman. Ralph Oakley and Allen Stanley were nominated. Nominations were declared to be closed. Ballots were distributed, collected and tallied, with four votes for Allen Stanley and five votes for Ralph Oakley. Ralph Oakley elected Chairman. Nominations were declared to be open for the position of Vice Chairman, Allen Stanley and Sia Carl were nominated. Chairman declared the nominations to be closed. Ballots were distributed, collected and tallied, with three votes for Allen Stanley and six votes for Sid Carl. Sid Carl was elected to the position of Vice Chairman. Motion was made by Sid Carl, seconded by Del Lincoln to retain Lyle E. Balderson as Secretary for the Commission. Motion carried. A Work Shop meeting will be held on Tuesday, February 16, 1965, at 7:00 F.M. in the office of the Planning Commission, City Hall basement. The meeting was adjourned at 9:14 P.M. Respectfully submitted, ph Oakley, Chairman 4v3E. Balderson, Secretary CITY LzUq ING COMMISSION PASCO, WASHIlGTON - REGULAR MEET'I'NG March .9, 1965 The regular meeting of the City Planning Commission was held in the City Hall, March 9, 1965, at 8:00 F.M. Members present were: Absent: Ralph Oakley Chairman Donald Rippey Sid Carl Vico Chairman Richard Cooley G. E. Career Del Lincoln Allen Stanley Nei'l. Swiiey Thomas JAckson Gene W vwln Barc.ara. Olson Lyle E. Ba.lderson Planning Dire:+.o== Minutes of the previous ineetLig were app :ed as published. PiJBL3C ZVEEA - dANY OiE CGR--1 to Cwt The Chainsan read the Notice of Public Hearing. The Planning Director pointed out the area in question on the man, The Fuhi lc Hearing waw esclared to be open by the Chairman.. Mo. John Scnaltz, of Leavy a& 'Tabor, Attorneys at Law, spoke in b half of the Husky Oil Company. Mr. Hathaway, o the Husky flit Company, spoke of pcssable types of landscaping whi =z mighi be utilizal to scree" Cho area from the surrounding neighborhood. Mr. Stanlay regoested a We plan which would show the actual plans for the new ssrvice c-taltian. These we_e nit available at this time. Chairman asked for any is the au:::ience who wished to x9eak in opposition to the zone change. No one spoke. Tha Chairman deulared the Public Hearing to b:: closed. Motion was made by Sid Carl and seconded by I3aybara Olson to allow he zone change, Motion carried. Secretany to notify the City Cauncil. LAMB ZONE CHPONGE 717 W. CO�nT STREW V2 to Cal Tom Lamb, 717 W. Conrt Street, spoke of his desire to have his property rezoned from Rw2 to C-1 Commercial, with the possibility of installing a coin operated car gash in thia locality. Motion was made by Mr. Stanley, seconded by Sial Carl to set a Public Hearing for the neat?; regular meeting of the Planning Commission, on April 13, 1965, provided a petition roaring the required number of signatures is presented to the Planning Director_ Whin the required time to allow for legal advertising of the Public Hearing. Motion carried. L,'.TTQ FR�i E. V. FMRLQ Letter read from E. V. Hurley to Ralph Oakley, Chairman o; the City Planning Commission ^equesting an ori_nion, and also the fe?944 1 ;1 of erecti.r_l an office building on the zo"002 WZ Meridian So:; TI.�; Planner was directed to write a letter of regi r In Mr.: Snxley. CITY ;IAe?niJU CONM SSION Page 2 PASCO, WASHINGTON REGULAR MEETING March 9, 1965 BUSINESS LICENSES Dajo Service Company, Daniel L. Olson, 90.4 Leola, Apt A. Repair Service for refrigeration, airconditi,oning, and appliances. Address fop mail and phone only, with all work to be carried on out of NO. Olson's repair truck. Motion made by Lincoln, seconded by Jackson to approve the business license application. Motion carried. Morse Advertising Specialties, 5 West "A".-.–This business license has already been issued, so no action was ta.,:an by the P:l.a:xiing Commission. The Building Inspector was requested to check this location. Harlan Handicraft, 631 West Parc--Ceranics, classes and sugplies, also sale of f-,_nished product. This business licanss wEs also previously isauod, therefore no action was taken by the Planning Commission. The Building Inspector was requested to check the location. VOUCHER CITY PAR`—01PA'I Y CU $2$210 A00 Vocher in the amount of $2,500.00 was prase_ited to the Commission for the second quarterly payment of the City of Pasco. Motion was made by M:. Frown, seconded by Q. Lincoln that the Chas man be autho ize? to sign the voucher. Motion carried. CFANGE 0:+ MEETIMG NIGHrf FOR P7�"21�r"i�iG C�]h�1:i.`�51C?ti Motiun was made by 217r. Smiley, seconded by Gere Brown to amend the Rules of Procedure of the Planning Commission of the City of Pasco, Section 8, to read, "The Commasaion shall meet on the second Thursday of each month at 8:00 P.M., and at such other occassions as the Coniission shall require." Motion carried. Mr. Stanley spoke of the requirements concerning curb cuts on Tenth Avenue. FENCE HEIGHTS IN FRONT YARDS 'ohs Commission reaffirmed their former stand on fence heights in front yards, saying that the ordinance had recently been reviewed, and they can find no reason for amend- ing,the ordinance to permit six foot fences in the front yards of residences. ADAM ZACKFR ZOgE CHAN The petition of Adam Tacker presented at the February meeting was invalidated, due to the ability of Mr. Zacker to obtain only 35% of the required 51% valid signatures, therefore no further action was taken. AP::OURN9X T The meeting was adjourned at 9:50 P.M. Respe fully,submi ed, <A- Ral Aley, Chairman E. Baldeison, Secretary CITY PLANIFING C0KffSSIOVT PASCO, WASNINGTOY REGULAR MEETING April 8, 1965 The regular meeting of the City Planning Commission was held in the City Hall, April 8, 1965, at 8:00 P.M. Members present were: Absent: Ralph Oakley Chairman Gene Brown G. E. Carter Richard Cooley Neil Smiley Sid Carl Thomas Jackson Allen Stanley Barbara Olson Del Lincoln Donald Rippey Lyle E. Balderson Planning Director R. B. Lovelace Building Inspector Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as publ=shed. PUBLIC FEARING -- LAMB ZONE CHANGE R-2 to C-1 The Notice of Public Hearing was read by the Chairman. The Public Hearing was declared to be open by the Chairman. Mr. Thomas Lamb, 717 W. Court Street spoke favoring the zone change for his property. Chairman asked for any who wished to speak in opposition to the zone change. No one was present to speak opposing the zone change. Mr. Stanley pointed out the over abundance of property in this locality which is presently zoned C-1, and which has not been utilized at this time. The Public Hearing was declared closed by the Chairman. Motion was made by Neil Smiley, seconded by Allen Stanley to deny the petition for rezoning of the Lamb property. Motion carried. ZONE CHANGE PETITION CARL BENWARD, 1506�Sylyester R-2 to C-1 Mr. Benward has presented the Planning Commission staff with a petition bearing signatures of 65% of the surrounding property owners. Mr. Benward spoke explaining plans for his property to be used by the Farmers Dairy Cooperative Milk Store, if a change of zone could be obtained. Motion was made by Mr. Stanley, seconded by Mr. Smiley, to set a Public Hearing for the next regular meeting of the City Planning Commission, May 13, 1965, at 8:00 P.M., D.S.T. , to hear the proposed zone change. Motion carried. Secretary requested to make the necessary arrangements. BUSINESS LICENSES General Store Noah L. Lo sdon 201 Nixon Building Inspector explained the property in question was in an R-2 Residential zone, and that he believed Mr. Logsdon wished to request, a variance or permission to operate his store temporarily pending a zone change for this property. Norman Hamilton, 727 W. Jay, and Donald Hamilton, 2121 North 4th, spoke favoring allowing the business license. CITY PLANNING CO I SSI M (Page 2) PASCO, WASHINGTON REGULAR MEETING April 8, 1965 Noah H. Logsdon, 2C1 Nixon, who would be the operator of the General Store, explained he wished to repair, buy and seal home appliances, and repair bicycles at this location. The Chairman stated the Planning Commission was without legal authority to grant this license, or even a temporary permit. Rebel Fix It Shop, Harry L. Oliver, 622 F. Adams Harry L. Oliver requested business license to operate a part time shop to repair antiques, clocks, etc., in an R-2 zone. Chairman stated the Planning Commission does not have authority to act upon this request. Charles E. Townes Contractor, 314_ Margaret Property is located in a C-2 zone and required no action by this Commission as it is located in a zone which permits this type of business. The meeting place for the City Planning Commission was changed to the offices of the Franklin County Regional Planning Commission, in the basement of the City Hall, The meeting was adjourned at 9:20 P.M. Respectfully submitted, Ra h 0. Oakley, Chairman `tiYe E. Balderscn, Secretary CITY PLANNING COMMISSION PASCO, WASHINGTON REGULAR MEETING May 13, 1965 o The regular meeting of the City Planning Commission was held in the Franklin County Regional Planning Commission offices, City Hall, May 13, 1965, at 5:00 P.M., D.S.T. L Members present were: Absent : 0 Ralph Oakley Chairman Donald Rippey Thomas Jackson Neil Smiley Ld Allen Stanley G. E. Carter (n Barbara Olson < Del Lincoln Sid Carl Gene Brown Richard Cooley 0 Lyle E. Balderson Planning Director 0 R. B. Lovelace Building Inspector mMinutes of the previous meeting were approved as published. PUBLIC HEARING -- BENWARD ZONE CHANGE R-2 to C-1 The Notice of Public Hearing was read by the Chairman. The Public Hearing was declared to be open by the Chairman. The Chairman asked to hear from any who favored the proposed zone change. Mr. Benward was present, and stated he had nothing further to say favoring his request. Chairman asked for any who wished to speak opposing the proposed zone change. As no one was present to speak in opposition, the Chairman declared the Public Hearing to be closed. Motion was made by Mr. Lincoln, seconded by Mr. Brown to recommend the prcposed zone change to the City Council. The motion failed due to a Zack of a majority vote, with four ayes, and four naves. Mr. Benward was informed of his right to appeal to the City Council. BUSINESS LICENSES Kriner Claims Service, Ralph L. Kriner, 705 W. Shoshone Street. Insurance Adjuster. Motion was made by Mr. Stanley, seeded by Mr. Cooley to grant the request for business license at the above address. Motion carried. ZONING ORDINANCE -- PUBLIC HEARING The Chairman stated upon the advice of the City Attorney, it would be advisable to hold another Public Hearing on the Zoning Ordinance, due to the revisions which have been made since the first Public Hearing. Public Hearing for the Zoning Ordinance was set for the next regular meeting of the City Planning Commission on June 10, 1965, at 8:00 P.M., D.S.T. Secretary instructed to make the necessary arrangements. It was noted that work shop meetings will be called during the ensueing month, to study further on the Capital Improvements Program, the Zoning Ordinance and arterial Ld streets. ul The meeting was adjourned at 8:25 P.M. Cd e t I y i mtnAl uaxxey., C� 0 0 CITY PLANNING COMMISSION SPECIAL MEETING SPECIAL MEETING June 9, 1965 A special meeting for a Public Hearing on the proposed new zoning ordinance for the City of Pasco was held by the City Planning Commission in the City Hall, June 9, 1965, at 8:00 P.M., D.S.T. Members present were: Absent : Ralph Oakley Chairman Thomas Jackson Allan Stanley Barbara Olson Del Lincoln Sid Carl Gene Brown Neil Smiley Donald Rippev Richard Cooley G. E. Carter PUBLIC HEARING -- PROPOSED NEW ZONING ORDINANCE FOR THE CITY OF PASCO Notice of Public Hearing was read by the Chairman. Meeting was turned over to the Planning Director who compared the regulations of the proposed zoning ordinance with the existing zoning ordinance. After the Planning Director's explanation, the Public Hearing was declared to be open, and the Chairman asked if anyone wished to speak for or against the proposed ordinance. Mr. Bower, of the Standard Oil Company asked if his company would be permitted to build an office in their already existing building in the vicinity of Sixth and "A" Streets. John Beck, 328 N. 10th inquired regarding any restrictions upon his property. Dr. Smith, 731 West Jan Street, inquired as to the lot size for multiple family dwellings. John Keltch, Chase and Road 28 spoke in opposition to the proposed change of zone from M-1 Lo R-3 for that area south of Hopkins and east of Road 28. Earl Warren, 120 S. 26th Avenue, said he had moved from 9th and loth Streets to his present address in order to have his business in the proper zone, and he was opposed to having the zone changed at his present address. Jesse Wynia, owner of the Sahara Motel and the Scimitar Restaurant spoke opposing a change of zone in this area. Fred Redman, who with his brother owns property in the Chase to "A" Street area, also spoke in opposition to changing the zone of this property. Wally Reid, of KORD radio station, spoke in opposition to having any tall buildings which would interfere with the operation of his radio tower. Page 2 CITY PLANNING COMMISSION SPECIAL MEET DIG June 9, 1965 Earl Wattenburger, Chase Street, spoke opposing residential in an industrial area. Charles Hunt, 2512 W. Hopkins, spoke opposing the proposed change from M-1 to R-3. He had no objections to the existing trailer camp in this vicinity being in R-3 zone. 4. S. Levan spoke in opposition to a zone change in this area. Jesse Wynia, speaking for the owner of Inland Tool, spoke opposing the zone change tc Residential. Bruce Lee, owner of Lee Mortuary asked if a dwelling or a crematorium might be built on his property in this area. Joe Bailey, Councilman, questioned the restriction which disallows building a residence in the Industrial zone. There being no further discussion from the audience, the Chairman declared the Public Hearing to be closed. Motion was made by Mr. Stanley, seconded by Mayor Carter to refer the proposed zoning ordinance back to the Planning Commission for further study and deliberation before sending it to the City Council. Motion carried. The meeting was adjourned at 9.30 P.M. Respectfully submitted, ' C�j'a't '4p4h4kley, Chairman 1*fe'VAalderson, Secretary CITY PLANNING COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING PASCO, WASHINGTON June 10, 1965 The regular meeting of the City Planning Commission was held in the City Hall, June 10, 1965, at 8:00 P.M. , D.S.T. Members present were: Absent : Ralph Oakley Chairman Del Lincoln Gene Brown Richard Cooley G. E. Carter Sid Carl Allan Stanley Donald Rippey Neil Smiley Barbara Olson Thomas Jackson Lyle E. Balderson Planning Director Minutes. of the previous meeting were approved as published. ZONING ORDINANCE After considerable discussion on the proposed zoning ordinance for the City of Pasco, a motion was made by Mr. Stanley, seconded by Mr. Smiley that all airport property be classified as I-1, Light Industrial, and that the zoning in those areas lying between Chase Street and the By-Pass Highway and Lewis Street, and the dike, be classified I-1, Light Industrial, with the exception of the area bounded on the north by Hopkins, and on the east by Road 28, and on the south by the dike, which shall be zoned R-3, Residential, and that the zoning ordinance presented at the Public Hearing on June 9, 1965, with the changes listed above, be presented to the City Council with a recommendation for its adoption by their body. Motion carried. VOUCHER CITY PARTICIPATION--THIRD QUARTER-FRANKLIN COUNTY REGIONAL PLANNING COMMISSION Motion was made by Mayor Carter, and seconded by Mr. Brown to authorize the Chairman to sign the $2,500 voucher for the third quarter participation of the City of Pasco. Motion carried. Meeting was adjourned at 8:45 P.M. Respectfully submitted, R Ralph DOakley, Chairman . 4e . Sa-ldersonJ ecretary CITY PLANNING COM gSSION REGULAR 1=IYG PASCO, WASHINGTON July 8, 1965 The regular meeting of the City Planning Commission was held in the City Hall, July 8., 1965, at 8:00 P.E., D.S.T. F embers present were: Absent: Ralph Oakley Chairman Del Lincoln Donald Rippey Allan Stanley Neil Smiley Thomas B. Jackson Barbara Olson Richard Cooley Sid Carl G. E. Carter Gene Brown Lyle E. Balderson Planning Director Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as published. PUBLIC HEARING HAMILTON ZONE CHANGE The first order of business was a proposed zone change from R-2 to C-1 of the east 19 feet of Lot 15, and all of Lot 16, Block 3 of the Northern Pacific's First Addition, submitted by Norman E. Hamilton, of 727 Jay Street, Pasco, Washington. The Public Hearing was declared open by the Chairman. Mr. Donald Hamilton was present and spoke for the proposed change explaining his purpose in wanting the change. Norman Hamilton also spoke for the proposed change. Mrs. Enos Slavin spoke as being against the proposed chane if the tenants that were to utilize the proper..ti. were bad. As no one else was present to speak for or against the proposed change, the Public Hearing was declared closed by the Chairman. After considerable discussion, it was moved by Mrs. Olson and seconded by Mr. Cooley to deny the petition for the zone change. Motion carried. BUSINESS LICENSES D. S. Garbett, 812 Octave Street, Free Lance Photography Shop Motion was made by mayor Carter, seconded by Sid Carl to approve the license, subiect to the usual conditions of no signs, and that only a telephone and business address would be allowed in operation at this area. Motion carried. Mrs. LaRelle Gregory, 904 W. Henry, Beauty Salon Motion was grade by Mrs. Olson, and seconded by Mayor Carter to deny the business license. Motion carried. Mrs. Elsie Bunnell, 1724 W. Maxie Beauty Consultant Office and Yvonne and Spencer Kulp, 1135 Lincoln Drive, Innovation Cosmetics Office It was moved by Mr. Smilev, seconded by Mr. Rippey to have the Building Inspector contact the people making the application to have them be present at the next meeting so that information may be obtained from them on the proposed uses. Motion carried. CITY PLANNING COMMISSION (Page 2) REGULAR MEETING PASCO, WASHINGTON July 8, 1965 LETTER STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT The next order of business was a letter from the State Highway Department requesting that they be added to the mailing list of the City Planning Commission, and that any business carried on that would be of major interest to the Highway Department and the City Planning Commission that a representative of their office would be allowed to attend these meetings. It was moved by Mayor Carter, and seconded by Mr. Rippey to have the Secretary of the Planning Commission acknowledge the letter and inform them that the Planning Commission would be very happy to include the Highway Department in our mailing list, and to have their representative attend our meetings, where there are problems of mutual interest. Meeting adjourned. Respectfully submitted, �hiCD. %akley, Chairman Balderson, Secretary CITY PLANNING COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING August 12, 1965 The regular meeting of the City Planning Commission was held in the City Hall, August 12, 1965, at 8:00 P.M., D.S.T. Members present were: Absent: Ralph Oakley Chairman Del Lincoln Barbara Olson Neil Smiley Thomas B. Jackson Sid Carl Donald Rippey G. E. Carter Gene Brown Richard Cooley Allan Stanley Lyle E. Balderson Planning Director Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as published. CITY OF PASCO CTP PROGRAM! PRESENTATION The first order of business was a presentation of the Capital Improvements Program for the City of Pasco to the Commission. A brief resume of the report was made by the Planning Director pointing out significant areas of study. LETTER FROM STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT The next order of business was a letter from the State Highway Department requesting information from the Planning Commission regarding any historical or recreational site that might be affected by PSH No. 3, (the By-pass Highway) . After discussion by the Commission, the Secretary of the Planning Commission was instructed to write a letter asking whether or not the State highway Department had optioned or had actually purchased the historical site at the intersection of Pueblo Street and Oregon Street, and whether or not the State Highway Commission will continue to sign both the Sacajawea Roadside historical site and the signing of the route showing the location of Sacajawea Park. BUSINESS LICENSES Mr. Bunnell, 1724 W. Marie requested a business license to operate a cosmetics demonstration business in his home. Motion was made by Mr. Stanley, and seconded by Mrs. Olson to grant the license for a telephone and business address only, subject to the usual restrictions, and further to clarify the type of business on the application. Motion carried. Florence Espinoza, 203 N. Beech, requested a business license to operate a telephone and business mailing address from her home in connection with the buying and selling of clothing. Motion was made by Mr. Stanley and seconded by Mr. Rippey to grant the application subject to the usual restrictions. Motion carried. CITY PLANNING CON�ffSSION (Page 2) REGULAR MEETING August 12, 1965 BUSINESS LICENSES_ (continued) Edmond Gregory, 901 W. Henry, request for business license to operate from his home concerning the repair and tuning of pianos and other musical instruments. Motion was ,made by Mrs. Olson and seconded by Mr. Cooley to grant the application subject to the usual restrictions concerning these business licenses. Motion carried. Meeting adjourned. Respectfully submitted, r � I )tal ZD. Oakley, Chairman 17e/E. Balderson7, Secretary CITY PLANNING COMMISSION REGULAR METING September 9, 1965 The regular meeting of the City Planning Commission was held in the City Hall, September 9, 1965, at 8:00 P.M. , D.S.T. Members present were: Absent: Sid Carl Vice Chairman Ralph Oaklev Neil Smiley Barbara Olson Donald Rippev G. E. Carter Richard Coolev Thomas B. Jackson Del Lincoln Allan Stanlev Gene Brown Lyle E. Ealdersor. Planning Director Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as published. BUSINESS LICENSES The first order of business was an application for a business license to operate a home occupation at 1135 hincoln Drive, submitted by Yvonne and Spencer Kulp. Mrs. Kulp explained to the Commission that although the majority of her work would be in the homes of other people, she would receive and distribute quantities of the product in her home, which would constitute a wholesale business, which is not allowed in the Residential district. A suggestion was made by the Commission that she find some distribution point which is already in a Commercial zone, and to use her home only for a business address and telephone address. It was moved by Mr. Smiley, and seconded by Mr. Coolev to table this matter until the next regular meeting. Motion carried, UNION OIL STATION 5th and LEWIS The next order of business was the submission of plans by the Union Oil Company for the remodeling of their station at Fifth and Lewis, It was moved by Mr. Smiley and seconded by Mr. Rippev to approve the plans as submitted. Motion carried. PROPOSED WORK PLAN FOR THE CITY OF PASCO The proposed Work Plan Program for 1966 for the City of Pasco was presented to the Commission by the Planning Director. ZONING ORDINANCE A Progress Report on the Zoning Ordinance for the City of Pasco was presented to the Commission, and it was indicated that the text and maps which make up the total ordinance, would probably be adopted within the week. (Page 2) CITY PLA"MTG COMMISSION RI, =UI.AR MEETING September 9, 1965 w w LEITER FROM HIGHWAY DEPARTM IT W A letter from the Washington State Highwav Commission concerning the historical site on North Oregon Street was read to the Commission. The letter indicated that the State was going to purchase the site in connection with the City of LLJ Pasco and that in this biennium no funds were available for improvement on the U') site, LTJ ADJOURNMENT Cl. cc The meeting was adjourned. 0 Respectfully submitted, CYC Sid Carl, Nice Chairman E. F�alderson, Secretary Q w 01 V LLJ U- CL 1.d.. 0 P\ CITY PLANY NG COMMISSION REGULAR MF'.ETING PASCO, WASETUXON October 14, 1965 The rezalar meeting of the City Planning Commission was held in the City Nall, October 14., 1965, at 5:00 P.M. , D.S.T. Members present were: Absent : Ralph Oakley Chairman Donald Rirnev Alien Stanley Richard Cooley Thomas Jackson Rarhara Olson Sid Carl Ed Carter Dei Lincoln Gene Brown Neil Smiley Lyle E. Palderson Planning Director Pdrutes of the previous mAeting were approved as published. FA.ASC , ALL AMPRICAN CITY The first order of business was a discussion of the selection of Pasco as one of the candidates for All American City. Mayor Carter explained to the Commission the process Pasco has gone through in submitting the application and the procedure that is to follow before final selection is made. FrRRE-ST WATSOR AND WARREN LUKE The next order of business was the addressing of the Commission by Forrest Watson and Warren Luke concerning the construction of four--rTRxes in the City of Pasco and the lack of area available for this tvne of construction. They were advised if they had a particular area in mind to go through the process of a zone change. ZOA TMG ORDTWANCE A discussion was held on the Zorina Ordinance, and in particnIar, the site area clause under the R-1 District. Tt was the opinion of the Citv Attornev that to allow duplexes to he Kilt on the lots of record containing less than the necessary amount of land as stated in the ordinance created an untenable situation, in which the density concept of the ordinance was defeated, and that this portion should be deleted from the ordinance. It was moved by NO. Stanley and seconded by Mr. earl to set a Public Hearing to be held at 8:00 P.M. , Movember 4, 1965 in the Planning Commission office for the purpose of amendi.ns the Pity of Pasco Zoning Ordinance as follows: i.e., to delete following phrase from gection 2-2; (1) change the comma after the word "structures" to a period, and (2) delete the following: "or shall not prohibit one (l) two family dwelling provided 60% of the site, excludins easements, be left In open spaces free from structures". Motion carried. (Page 2) CITY PLUTNING COWISSION RFGTTT.AR KEWING PASCO, WASWDTGTCW October 14, 196 CHAPGR, OF MFnTNG DATE The next order of business was to chance the. regular meeting date that was to be held on Yovember 11, 1965 to November 4, 1465, due to November 11, being a holi.day. It was moved by Mr. Stanley, and seconded by Mrs. Olson to change the regular meeting date to Movember 4, 1965. Motion carried. iOVTF A movie depicting the need for beautification improvement in cities is available for showing. The date of October 21, 1965 was selected by the Commission for showing the film. TIrEIGHBORHOOD IMPROVEMENT GROUPS A small discussion covering the concert of the Neighborhood Impp rovement Grous was presented to the Commission by the Dir—ctor and the Mayor of Pasco. TRE r'OMPRFH.FNSIVE PLAN The Planning Director discussed the need for the planning Commission to review the Comprehensive Plan to see if any changes need to be made due to chances within the city. AD JOTJRNMEN'd' "he meeting was adjourned. Respectfully submitted, ,)WD./Oakley, Chairman E. Palderso ., Secretary CITY pr.,ANKIUG OOVISSIGN REGUT:AR "j ,nINO FASCO, WAS FIN!GT(77 November 4, 1965 The rpaular meeting of the Uhy Planning Commission was held in the City Fall , November 4, 1965, at 8:00 P.M. Members present: Absent : Ralph Oakley Chairman Donald Rinpev Gane Brown. Richard Cooley Barbara Olson G. E. Carter Del T incol n All en Stanley Thomas Jackson Sid Carl Neil Smiley Ly1 e F. Raldersor Planning Director Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as published. PUBLIC ffFARINC,-Ai'1FDVTDhiFNT TO ZONING ORDINANCE The amendment to the Zoning Ordinance was explained by the Planning Director. The Chairman declared the Public Hearine to be open, and asked for anyone who wished to speak for the proposed amendment. No one was present to speak. The Chairman asked for anyone who wished to speak in opposition to the ordinance amendment. No one was present to sneak. The Chairman declared the Public Heari.na to be closed After discussion by the Commission, motion was made by Mrs. Olson, seconded by Mr. Jackson to approve the amendment to the zoning ordinance as presented and recommend its adoration to the City Council. Notion carried, five to one with Mr. Neil Smiley voting against the amendment. "A" STREET ZCN&MG Question was posed as to the adequacy of the existi.na znninq in the vicinity of "A" Street from loth Av-nnq to approximately lst Avenue. YV. Woodrow Sarapnt, ,#25 Atom Drive, Flamingo Village, Pasco, Washirrhon who owns several parcels of property ir this area, requestpd the Cammi.ssion to consider the possibility of rezon-i_rF nrope tty South of "A" 5trePt a distance of 1010 ft to 150 ft to Commercial , when applied for by the individual prnperty owner. It was suggested to Mr. Sargent- that he take his nrnhl_em to th- Keiehborhood Zmnrovpment Council for the South sine of the City for their consideration and suaretion. Mr. Darlington, Fourth and "A" ,Street, Pascn, Washington also spoke favorira the chanFp of zone ir_ the "A" Street area to R-2 zone. ANNEXAT TON The Pl.annine Director informed the Commission of meetings which have been h-ld repardina the annexation of rrone&7 botwear the fir--Pass WKway and the West City limits. CITY PIAATnTTT,Tr, COMMTSSION RP(;TTT.AR M-T17- ING PASCO, WAST-MTrT%T T\Tovem'hp1^ 4, 1.9(f STRFFT CTdASSTFTGATTMT TRAP Thp Pl.anr_ina Dir-rtor Pxnlained the street classifi.rations and some of the economics rA�--ardinQ these. PARKS AATD RFCRFATTr)�T Thr Planrinig Dirpctor spoke of the TntPraTapncy mPQti_ne to he held YoveTRher 5, 1.965, whirr wni)ld ccnsiier Rinds for additional rarkF in thr area. WORK SuOP MRETTMGS Tt was nointed out that more zone chance rPqurU sts would nro'habl y hp forth comi n.a in t1,p near NtiTre, and Work Shon meetings should be schedrnl ed to di scT.Tss these areas. A Work Shnn meptin- was scat for Movember 1.8, 1$65 at 7:00 P.TT. . in th- Regional office, Cit- Pall. TT{TF?)un� RrMT4S 7 DOW T(W STDFWAT-F AREAS The Planni.ne Director stated hA had been annroached by rPnresentativps of the Paci fi.c Northwest RpI l Tel.wohonp CoTnranv, coverinp, the placing of tel prhonp booths- on oothson sidewalks in the downto;,m area. Tjic4 matter to he discussed fzTrthPr in the Work Cron meptina on ATovembpr 18, 1.96f;. AD.T nT TRT,TMTiTTT The mpPtinz was adirnTrnpd. Resnpctfiul l it submitted, . i Ra in D. ' Oak1.ezr, Chairman T. Ralderson, 9ecrptax7 CITY PLANNING COM14ISSION REGULAR MEETING PASCO, WASHINGTON December 9, 1965 The regular meeting of the City Planning Commission was held in the City Hall, December 9, 1965, at 8:00 P.M. Members present: Absent: Ralph Oakley Chairman Donald Rippey Thomas B. Jackson Neil Smiley Barbara Olson Richard Cooley Del Lincoln Sid Carl Allen Stanley Gene Brown G. E. Carter Lyle E. Balderson Planning Director Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as written. PUBLIC HEARING PATCHETT ZONE CHANGE R-1 to F(-3 The first order of business was a Public Hearing for a zone change from R-1 to R-3 for Lots 1, 2, 3, of Block 12, Sylvesters Addition, situated at the northwest corner of Margaret Street and Arthur Street submitted by Dr. Orval Patchett, 7624 River Boulevard, Pasco, Washington. The Public Hearing was declared open by the Chairman. Mrs. Patchett was on hand to speak for the proposed change, and presented a drawing of the proposed office building that would be built on the site if the zone change was granted. As no one was present to speak against the proposed zone change the Public Hearing was declared closed by the Chairman. Joe Balthazor, 704 West Henry was present at the meeting, but did not speak for or against the proposed change. After some discussion by the Commission it was moved by Mrs. Olson, and seconded by Mr. Jackson to approve the adoption. Motion carried. ZONE CHANGE APPLICATION FORMS The next order of business was the submission for approval of application forms for zone changes within the City of Pasco. It was moved by Mr. Stanley and seconded by Mr. Lincoln to approve Resolution No. 9, of the Planning Commission covering the adoption of these forms. Motion carried. TELEPHONE BOOTHS IN DOWNTOWN AREA The next order of business was a discussion concerning telephone booths in the down- town area. The Planning Director explained that he had been contacted by a represent- ative from the Pacific Northwest Bell Telephone Company to locate telephone booths on the sidewalks in the downtown area. After discussion by the Commission it was moved by Mr. Lincoln and seconded by Mr. Carter that the Planning Director contact the telephone company to have them appear before the Planning Commission to state definite proposals concerning the location of these booths. Motion carried. (page 2) CI'T'Y PLANNING COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING PASCO, WASHINGTON December 9, 1965 STATE PARKS PLAN The next order of business was a discussion concerning the State Parks Plan for the State of Washington. It was explained by the Director that the Inter-agency Committee working on a State Parks Plan was about to adopt the plan and that the plan had not been reviewed by any of the local entities which would be effected by the plan. It was moved by Mr. Stanley, and seconded by Mr. Lincoln to direct the Secretary to write a letter to the Inter-agency Committee stating that the local agencies would like to have a chance to review the plan prior to its adoption. ADJOURNMENT The meeting was adjourned. Respectfully submitted, (,.-),1-6- "�-1f'�_ Tulp D./Oakley, Chairman ,i E. Halderson, Secretary