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REGULAR MEETING PASCO, WASHINGTON January 13, 1966
The regular meeting of the City Planning Commission was held in the City Hall,
January 13, 1966, at 5:00 P.M.
Members present : Absent :
Ralph Oakley Chairman Sid Carl
G. E. Carter Richard Cooley
Gene Brown
Neil Smiley
Del Lincoln
Thomas Jackson
Barbara Olson
Allen Stanley
Lyle E. Balderson Planning Director
Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as published.
HUSKY SERVICE STATION
Plans for the proposed new service station on Fourth and Shoshone Streets were
presented to the Commission and explained by the representative from the Husky Oil
Company. Motion was made by Mr. Smiley, and seconded by Mrs. Olson to approve the
plans subject to an additional setback of the gasoline pumps from the property line
to conform to the Zoning Ordinance, and to recommend its adoption by the City Council.
Motion carried.
TELEPHONE BOOTHS IN THE DO&TTO-NN AREA
A letter from his. Mansfield of the Pacific Northwest Bell Company to Mr. Menasco,
City Manager was read. Mr. Mansfield was present to explain his company's position
regarding the placing of telephone booths on the sidewalks of downtown Pasco.
The Commission suggested Mr. Mansfield contact individual business men in the
downtown area regarding specific locations for their proposed telephone booths.
Motion was made by Mr. Stanley, seconded by Mr. Smiley to postpone action on the
proposed telephone booths until a later date. Motion carried.
VARIA17CE CLAUSE a' THE SIGH: ORDINANCE
A letter was read from Mr. Menasco, City Manager, Pasco, Washington, requesting the
Planning Commission to give consideration to the addition of a variance clause in
the Sign Ordinance. Mr. Duane Taber, representing the Continental Oil Company
spoke favoring the addition of a variance clause. The Commission then discussed
the possibility of amending the Sign Ordinance to allow those signs under construc—
tion at the time of enactment of the ordinance be permitted uses. A motion was
made by Mrs. Olson, seconded by Mr. Jackson to recommend to the City Council that
they amend the Sign Ordinance to permit construction of signs which had received
approval under the jurisdiction of the previous ordinance. amd were either
constructed or under construction at the time of enactment of the Sign Ordinance.
Motion carried.
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VAR.IAPdCH CLAUSE IN THE SIGN ORDINANCE (continued)
Motion was made by Mr. Stanley, seconded by Mr. Lincoln that the Planning Commission
recommend to the City Council that a variance clause be included in the Sign
Ordinance. Motion carried. Four ayes and three nayes. Eayor Carter abstaining.
PUBLIC HEARING NK`WBORNE ZONE CHANGE I--1 to C-3
The next order of business was a Public Hearing for a zone change submitted by
Ardyce Newborne of 120 West Shoshone Street from I-1 to C-3, Lots 13, 14, 15, 16
and 17, Block 5 Pasco. The Public Hearing was declared open by the Chairman.
The Chairman asked if anyone was present to speak for the proposed zone change.
Mr. Balderson explained that Mr. Newborne had contacted him to say that he would
be unavoidably detained and unable to attend the Publid Hearing. No one else
was present to speak for the proposed change. The Chairman asked if there
was anyone present to speak against the proposed change. No one was present to
speak in opposition. The Chairman declared the Public Hearing closed. After
discussion by the Commission, a motion was made by Mr. Lincoln, seconded by Mr.
Stanley to approve the proposed zone change and recommend its adoption by the
City Council. Motion carried.
CIP APPROVAL AND RECOM=ATION
Motion was made by Mr. Stanley, seconded by Mr. Jackson for the Planning Commission
to recommend to the City Council, the adoption of the Capital Improvements Program
for the Years 1965--1975, Program Dated June, 1965. Motion carried.
PAZ'S MEET ING
Planning Association of Washington meeting to be held in Richland, Washington
February 25 and 26. Planning Director recommends that any members who could
possibly attend this meeting would find it worth their while.
PLAnITNG COIYTISSION MEMBER
The Commission was requested to offer any recommendations they might have for a new
member for the Commission. Mayor Carter suggested that it is beneficial to the
Commission to have a representative from the School District to keep the Commission
informed of events within the School District. Names suggested were those of:
Bob Lovelace, Forrest Kramer and Richard Hole.
ADDITIONAL STAFF
Motion was made by Mr. Stanley, and seconded by Mr. Smiley that the City Planning
Commission recommend to the City Council that Mr. Balderson hire such additional
staff as may be considered necessary, with the salary to be paid jointly by the
City of Pasco and the Franklin County Regional Planning Commission. Motion carried.
The above motion to be in the form of a letter to the City Council.
The meeting was adjourned.
Respectfully submitted,
a , rman r
. Bal erson, Secretary
CITY PLANNING COMMISSION
REGULAR MEETING PASCO, WASHI2�GTON February 10, 1966
The regular meeting of the City Planning Commission was held in the City Hall,
February 10, 1966, at 8:00 P.M.
Members present : Absent :
Ralph Oakley Chairman Sid Carl
G. E. Carter Allen Stanley
Del Lincoln
Gene Brown
Thomas Jackson
Barbara Olson
Richard Cooley
Neil Smiley
Lyle E. Balderson Planning Director
Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as published.
PUBLIC HEARING KESTIN ZONE CHANGE R-1 to C-1
The first order of business was a Public Hearing for a request for a change of
zone from F,1 to C-1 on Bonneville Street between Chase and Meridian Streets
by 14r. Lloyd Kestin, 1903 W. Bonneville. The Chairman declared the Public
Hearing to be open, and asked if anyone were present to speak in favor of the
zone change. Mr. Kestin, applicant, Mr. James Williams, 1935 W. Bonneville,
Mr. Ray Simons, 2201 Road 94,who owns property in this area, and all spoke
favoring the proposed zone change. The chairman asked if there were anyone
present who wished to speak in opposition to the proposed change of zone. As
no one was present to speak in opposition to the proposed change, the Chairman
declared the Public Hearing to be closed. After considerable discussion, a
motion was made by Mrs. Olson, and seconded by Mayor Carter to recommend to
the City Council that this zone change be denied. Motion carried.
PUBLIC HEARING SARGENT ZONE CHANGE R-2 to C-1
Next order of business was a Public Hearing regarding a proposed zone change
by Mr. Woodrow Sargent, No. 25 Atom Drive, Pasco, Washington from R-2 to C--1
for his property on the south side of "A" Street between 8th and Vine Streets.
The Chairman declared the Public Hearing to be open, and asked if there were
anyone present to speak favoring the proposed change of zone. Mr. Sargent
was present, and spoke explaning his plans if the zone change were granted.
Mr. Kenneth Yount, 811 S. 8th, Pasco, Washington who lives directly south of
the property in question, its. Gene Norvell, 819 S. Fath, Pasco, Washington,
Mr. C. F. Grigg, 118 S. 8th, Pasco, .Washington, Mr. W. E. Darlington,
802 S. 4th, Pasco, Washington, all spoke favoring the request zone change.
As no one was present to speak in opposition to the proposed zone change,
the Chairman declared the Public Hearing to be closed. After discussion by
the Commission a motion was made by Mr. Lincoln, and seconded by Mr. Cooley
to approve the zone change. Motion carried.
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PUBLIC HEARING MATHESON ZONE CHANGE C--1 to C-3
Next order of business was a Public Hearing for a proposed zone change from
C-1 to C-3 by Mrs. Fiances L. Matheson,109 N. Waverly, Pasco, Washington,for
property at Ainsworth and 10th Avenue, Pasco, Washington. The Chairman declared
the Public Hearing to be open and asked if there were anyone present to speak
favoring the proposed zone change. Mr. Wallace Preston, owner of Preston
Tractor Co. , 112 . W. Ainsworth, Pasco, Washington spoke favoring the proposed
zone change. The Chairman asked if there were anyone present to speak in
opposition to the proposed zone change, and as no one was present to oppose
the proposed change, he declared the Public Hearing to be closed. After
discussion by the Commission, Mr. Cooley a motion was made by Mr. Cooley,
seconded by Nx. Jackson to approve the proposed zone change. Motion carried.
PUBLIC HEARING CURTIS ZONE CHANGE R-1 to C-1
The next order of business was a Public Hearing for a requested change of zone
from R-1 to C-1 for property located at the intersection of the By-pass High-
way and Oregon Street on the southwest corner by Harry L. Meyer and E. A. Curtis,-
730
urtis,730 Anderson, Kennewick, Washington. The Chairman declared the Public Hearing to
be open and asked if there were anyone present who wished to speak for the pro-
posed change of zone. Mr. E. A. Curtis, 730 Anderson, Kennewick. Washington
spoke explaining the plans for construction of a five unit motel complex, with
restaurant, lounge, service station, and information facilities. The Chairman
asked if there were anyone to speak in opposition to the zone change, and there
being no one present to oppose the zone change, declared the Public Hearing to
be closed. After discussion by the Commission a motion was made by Mayor Carter,
seconded by Mrs. Olson to approve the requested zone change. Motion carried.
PUBLIC HEARING WARREN LUKE ZONE CHANGE R-1 to R-3
The next order of business was a proposed change of zone from R-1 to .R-3 in
an area on Leola Street between Arthur and Poplar Streets by Mr. Warren K. Luke,
6200 W. Yellowstone, Kennewick, Washington. The Chairman declared the Public
Hearing to be open and asked if there were anyone present to speak favoring the
proposed change of zone. Mr. Warren K. Luke, 6200 W. Yellowstone, Kennewick,
Washington, spoke explaining his plans for the construction of two fourplexes
in the area. Mr. Gene Norvell, 810 S. 8th Street, Pasco, Washington, owner of
property in this area spoke favoring the change of zone. The Chairman asked if
there were anyone present to speak in opposition to the proposed change of zone.
Dr. Roland Smith, 731 W. Jan, Pasco, Washington, Mr. Maurice Youngquist, 707 Leola,
Pasco, Washington, Mr. Willis F. Shearer, 1907 N. Poplar, Mr. Robert Kess,
727 Jan Street, Pasco, Washington spoke opposing a zone change which would permit
fourplexes in the neighborhood. The Chairman delclared the Public Hearing to be
closed. After considerable discussion a motion was made by Mr. Brown and
seconded by Mr. Smiley to table the matter of a zone change until the next reg-
ular meeting so that the Commissioners might have the opportunity to personally
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inspect the property in question, and also inspect fourplexes already under
construction by Mr. Luke which would be similar in design to those which
he wishes to build on the Leola Street property. Motion carried.
The meeting was adjourned.
R tfully submitted,
Ralph P. Oakley, Chai7 1W.2. BaldVrflllon, Secretary
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CITY PLANNING COMMISSION
PASCO, WASHINGTON
REGULAR N:EETIFG March 10, 1966
The regular meeting of the City Planning Commission was held in the City Hall,
March 10, 1966, at 5:00 P.M.
Members present: Absent :
Ralph Oakley Chairman Richard Cooley
Sid Carl Vice Chairman Del Lincoln
Thomas B. Jackson Gene Brown
Barbara Olson
Allen Stanley
Robert Lovelace
G. E. Carter
Neil Smiley
Lyle E. Balderson Planning Director
Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as published.
TELEPHONE BOOTHS IAT DQ;MTOWN AREA
Mr. Mansfield, representing the Pacific Northwest Bell Telephone Company spoke
to the Commission, and suggested various locations on the Pasco sidewalks which he
had considered as possible locations for telephone booths. After considerable
discussion by the Commission a motion was made by Mr. Stanley, seconded by Mrs.
Olson that the request by the Pacific Northwest Bell Telephone Company to place
telephone booths on the Pasco sidewalks be denied. Motion carried.
PUBLIC HEARRIG --_ GALLAPTT ZONE CHANGE _ R-1 to R-3
The next order of business was a Public Hearing concerning a proposed change of
zone from R-1 to R-3 requested by Dave Gallant for property located at the north-
west corner of Shoshone and Ninth Streets, Pasco, Washington. The area was located
on the map by the Planning Director. The Chairman declared the Public Hearing to
be open and asked if there were anyone present to speak favoring the proposed change
of zone. As there was no one present to speak for the proposed change, the
Chairman asked if there were anyone present to speak in opposition to the proposed
change. Mr. Ed Budig, 414 Ninth Avenue, Pasco, Washington, spoke explaining that a
parking problem exists in this area at the present time, and he was concerned
about the parking becoming an even greater problem with the construction of multiple
family dwellings at this location. The Chairman declared the Public Hearing to be
closed. A motion was made by Mrs. Olson, seconded by Mr. Oakley to deny the
requested zone change. Motion lost. A motion was made by Mr. Carl, seconded by
Mr. Lovelace to approve rezoning of the lots in question from R-1 to R--2.
Motion carried.
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REGULAR MEETING March 10, 1966
CONTINUATION LUKE ZONE CHANGE R-1 to R-
The Chairman declared the meeting open, and after considerable discussion a
motion was made by Nuc. Stanley, and seconded by Mr. Smiley to approve the zone
change. Motion carried.
LEXIS STREET ZONE CHANGE C-1 to C-3
A change of zone from C-1 to C-3 for an area on West Lewis Street was proposed
by the Planning Director. Motion was made by Mrs. Olson, seconded by Mayor Carter
that the Planning Director initiate procedures required for a proposed change of
zone from C-1 to C-3. Motion carried.
Mayor Carter expressed his gratitude to Mr. Lovelace, former City Building
Inspector for offering his services with the Planning Commission.
d ADJOURNMENT
The meeting was adjourned.
Respectfully submitted,
Ldf
UJ E. Balderson, Secretary
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CITY PLANNING COMIUSSION
PASCO, WASHIMON
REGULAR MEETING April 14, 1966
The regular meeting of the City Planning Commission was not held due to the lack of
a quorum.
Members present were: Absent :
Ralph Oakley Chairman Sid Carl Vice Chairman
Thomas B. Jackson Allen Stanley
Richard Cooley Neil Smiley
Gene Brown Barbara Olsen
Robert Lovelace G. E. Carter
Del Lincoln
Respectfully submitted,
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Ralph D. Oakley, Chairman j
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Jjyl� E. Bald erson, Secretary
CITY PLANNING COMMISSIOV
PASCO, WASHINGTON
REGULAR =D:G Ylay 12, 1966
The regular meeting of the City Planning Commission was held in the City Hall,
Kay 12, 1966, at 8:00 F.1%. DST.
Members present : Absent :
R. B. Lovelace Vice Chairman Ralph Oakley, Chairman
Donald hatson G. E. Carter
Gene Brown Thomas Jackson
Allen Stanley
Neil Smiley
Barbara Olson
Richard Cooley
Del Lincoln
Lyle E. Balderson Planning Director
James McCurry Building Inspector
TEMPORARY CHAIRMAY
A motion was made by Mr. Stanley, seconded by Mr. Brown to elect Del Lincoln
temporary Chairman for the meeting. Motion carried.
ELECTION OF VICE CHAIRtJIAN
Motion was made by Mr. Brown, and seconded by Mx. Stanley to elect Mr. Lovelace
Vice Chairman. Motion carried unanimously.
K'inutes of the Yzrch meeting were approved as published.
LETTER OF APPROVAL TO AIRPORT MANAGER
A motion was made by Yr. Lincoln, seconded by Mr. Smiley that the Secretary be
instructed to write a letter to Mr. Leland Richardson, Tri-City Airport Manager, to
inform them that the City Planning Commissior has reviewed the design, location and
site plans for the runways and turning extension proposed for the Tri-Cities Airport
as well as the design and location of the new passenger terminal building, and has
found that such design and location are in conformity with the Comprehensive Develop-
ment Plan and the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Pasco. Motion carried.
Mr. Stanley abstaining.
LETTER OF COYLMTDATIOP. TO SID CARL
A motion was made by Mr. Smiley, seconded by Yr. Brown for the Secretary to write a
letter of commendation to Mr. Sid Carl in appreciation for his service on the
Planning Commission. motion carried.
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CITY PLANNING C01,I' ISSION
'_iGULAR IEETING PASCO, WASHINGTON May 12, 1966
PUBLIC_HEARDIG VOGELSONG ZONE CHANGE 1734 N. Arthur R-1 to C-1
The Chairman declared the Public Hearing to be open and asked if there were anyone who
wished to speak favoring the proposed zone change. Mr. Vogelsong, 173 . N. Arthur Street
spoke for his requested zone change. Mr. Max Brown, 1519 1-1. Howard Street also spoke
favoring the proposed change of zone. The Chairman asked if there were anyone
present to speak in opposition to the proposed change of zone. No one was present
to oppose the change. The Chairman declared the Public Hearing to be closed. The
Commission discussed the proposed zone change. A motion was made by Mr. Stanley,
seconded by Mr. Smiley to approve the proposed zone change. Motion carried.
PUBLIC HEARING PRESTON ZONE CHANGE Ainsworth Street between_11th and 12th R-2 to C-3
The Chairman declared the Public Hearing to be open, and asked if there were anyone
present to speak for the proposed change of zone. Mr. Wallace Preston, P. 0. Box 2009,
owner of the property proposed for rezoning, spoke favoring the zone change. The
Chairman asked if there were anyone present to speak in opposition to the proposed
zone change. No one was there to speak against the change of zone. The Chairman
declared the Public Hearing to be closed. After discussion by the Commission, a
motion was made by 114x. Lincoln, and seconded by Kr. Stanley to approve the zone
change and to recommend that a low three to four .foot fence be .installed as a buffer
between the commercial property and the residential property immediately adjoining.
-)tion carried.
PUBLIC HEARING CHASE STREET ZONE CHANGE R-1 to C-1
The Chairman declared the Public Hearing to be open, and asked if there wo_•e anyone
present to speak for the proposed change, of zone. The Planning Director explained
the glans for the area, pointing out that the proposed development would aesthetically
enhance the area and provide a very need D_` service to the City of Pasco with the proposed
_o e change. No one was present to oppose tae change. The Chairman declared the Public
i:,.:ring to be closed. The Commissioners discussed the proposed change of zone. A
:.,:_tion was made by Mr. Smiley, seconded by 114x. Stanley to approve the proposed change
of zone. Xotion carried.
PUBLIC HEARDTG LUKE ZONE CHANGE Hopkins Street I-1 to C-3
The Chairman declared the Public Hearing to be open, and asked if there were anyone
presen.. to speak for the proposed change of zone. Xr. Vdarren Luke, 6222 W. Yellowstone,
Kennewick, Washington, owner of the property, spoke for the proposed zone change, and
displayed a sketch of his proposed two bedroom unit apartments. Mr. Byron Baker,
1229 S. Third Street, Pasco, Washington, associate of qtr. Luke also spoke favoring the
proposed zone change. The Chairman asked if there were anyone present to speak
against -the proposed change. No one was present to speak in opposition. The
Chairs-,n declared the Public Hearing to be closed. After considerable discussion by
the Commission, a motion was made by Misr. Lincoln, and seconded by Mr. Stanley to
approve the requested zone change. Lotion carried.
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CITY PWTNIING CMIISSION
REGULAR =ING PASCO, TWASHIF,GTON May 12, 1966
I UBLIC HE RI£:G LEE ZONE CHANGE 6th Avenue R-2 to I-1
The Planning Director pointed out the property proposed for rezoning. The Chairman
declared the Public Hearing to be open, and asked if there were anyone present to speak
for the proposed zone change. Mr. Harry Lee, 603 W. Ainsworth Avenue, owner of the
Froperty requested for rezoning, spoke for his proposed zone change. The Chairman
asked if there were anyone present to speak against the proposedchange of zone. No
one was there to oppose the change. The Chairman declared the Public Hearing to be
closed. The proposed zone change was discussed by the Commission. A motion was made
by Mr. Stanley, seconded by Mr. Smiley to approve the zone change. Potion carried.
PUBLIC HEARING Mr-.ME STREET ZONE CHANGE C-1 to C-3
The Chairman declared the Public Hearing to be open, and asked if there were anyone
Fresent to speak favoring the change of zone. Mr. Jim Lahtinen, 13th and West Lewis
spoke favoring the change of zone. The Chairman asked if there were anyone present to
speak in opposition to the proposed change of zone. No one was present to speak
against the change. The Chairman declared the Public Hearing to be closed. The
Commissioners discussed the proposed change of zone. A motion was made by Mrs. Olson,
seconded by Mr. Smiley to recommend to the City Council that the zone change for this
area be approved. Motion carried.
PUBLIC HEARING HOUSTON ZONE CHANGE Oregon Street and By--pass Hi hwa R-1 to C-1
The Chairman declared the Public Hearing to be open, and asked if there were anyone present
to speak favoring the proposed zone change. No one was present to speak favoring the
change. The Chairman asked if there were anyone present to speak in oppositions to
the proposed change of zone. No one was present to speak against the change of zone.
The Chairman declared the Public Hearing to be closed. After considerable discussion
by the Commission, a motion was made by Mrs. Olson, and seconded by Mr. Stanley to
deny the zone change. Motion carried.
CHANGE Or £TIGHT FOR WORKSHOP MEETDTG
Informal discussion was held regarding a change of night for the Work Shop meetings.
It was decided that the Secretary would poll absentee members for their feelings
regarding a night which would be more convenient to them.
ADJOURNMENT
The meeting was adjourned at 9:15.
Respectfully submitted,
R. B. Lov'9tace, Vice Chairman
Lyle a. a1 erson, Secretary
CITY PLAN17ING COMMISSION
REGULAR XEhTBTG PASCO, WASHEGTON June 91 1966
The regular meeting of the City Planning Commission was held in the City Hall,
June 9, 1966, at 5:00 P.M., D.S.T.
members present: Absent:
Ralph Oakley Chairman G. E. Carter
R. B. Lovelace Vice Chairman Richard Cooley
Donald Matson
Gene Brown
Allen Stanley
Neil Smiley
Del Lincoln
Thomas Jackson
Barbara Olson, present at Work Shop meeting and excused.
Lyle E. Balderson Planning Director
James McCurry Building Inspector
Henry Crust Building Inspector
Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as published.
CORRESPONDENCE
A letter from Horace E. Iferasco, City Manager was read in which the City Council
returned the Lee Zone Change to the Planning Commission for further consideration.
A letter was read from L. S. Moore, Attorney representing property owners and
residents of property adjacent to the area of the Lee Zone Change, in which Mr. Moore
requested notification of the time and place of any meeting of the Commission at
which they might reconsider their recommendation to the City Council. A motion
was made by Mr. Lincoln, and seconded by Mr. Brown to stand by the original motion
of the Planning Commission in which the Lee Zone Change was approved by the
Planning Commission and this change of zone recommended to the City Council for
adoption. A motion was made by Mr. Stanley, and seconded by Mr. Smiley to amend
the motion with a firm recommendation that the City Council stand on their own two
V
eet. The motion to amend the original motion carried. The original motion carried.
PUBLIC T EARMC—1v'=7 Z01`vE CHAP' :1P -SV1 corner Sylvester and Admas Streets R-1 to C-1
The Chairman read the Notice of Public Hearing, and the Planning Director pointed
out the area proposed for rezoning on the map. The Chairman declared the Public
Hearing to be open, and asked i_f there were anyone present to speak for the proposed
zone change. Mr. Jack Wren, 4509 Livingston, Pasco, Washington applicant and owner
of the property proposed for rezoning spoke favoring his request. The Chairman asked
if there were anyone present to speak 3n op-osition to the proposed change of zone.
No one was present to oppose the zone change. The Chairman declared the Public Hearirg
to be closed. A motion was made by Mr. Lincoln, and seconded by Mr. Brown to approve
the proposed change of zone. Motion carried.
PUBLIC HEARIP:G--g1CH ZOATE CHAPIGE--North Charles and George Streets--R-1 to C-1
The next order of business was a Public Hearing for a proposed change of zone from
Residential R-1 to Commercial C--1 for Mr. James E. Welch, 14.15 Alvina Street, Pasco,
Washington. The Planning Director pointed out the area on a city map. The Chairman
declared the Public Hearing to be open and asked if there were anyone present to
speak for the proposed change of zone. Yx. Welch, applicant and owner of the property
in question spoke describing his need for the rezoning. The Commission pointed out
that in order for kir. Welch to operate his business as he has in the past, he should
request a zone change to Industrial I-2, rather than to Commercial C-1, as the
operation of a storage .yard for vehicles as he has operated in the past is not a
permitted use in the Commercial C-1 Zone. In this case, the zone change would have to
be re-advertised. Mr. `Moody Sargent, 25 Flamingo Village, Pasco, Washington owner
of property in the vicinity of the proposed zone change, spoke favoring the zone
change. Mr. Don Norvell, 828 S. Eighth Street, Pasco, Washington who also owns
property in the area spoke for the change. The Chairman asked if there were anyone
present to speak against the proposed change. Mr. Wilbur Skinner and sirs. Geneva
Skinner of 151.9 Alvina Street spoke opposing the change of zone. Mr. Unis Allen,
128 N. Wehe spoke opposing the zone charge. Mr. William Butler, 124 N. Wehe spoke
against the proposed change of zone. Roy Campbell, 111 N. Wehe Street, spoke against
the change of zone. The Chairman declared the Public Hearing to be closed. At this
point Mr. Welch left the meeting. A motion was made by Pyr. Matson, and seconded by
Mr. Lincoln that the Planning Director contact Mr. Welch to explain to him his
pr''rogative of either continuing on with his request for zone change to the Commercial
C-1 zone, which would permit him to operate a garage, but would not permit the operation
of a storage ,yard rc- rehicles; or to have the Planning Commission readvertise for
another Public Hearing and request a change of zone to the Industrial I-2 zone, which
would permit the operation of both a garage and vehicle storage yard. Motion carried.
PXU MEEI'I3`IG in Renton. i'7ashirgton
The Planning Director informed the Commission of the PATI Meeting to be held in
Renton, Washington, June 10 and 11, 1966, which is open to all persons interested in
planning.
MEE DTG NIG.ITS
It was decided that the Commission would continue with the policy* of holding Work Shop
meetings on the first 1ednesday evening of the month, and the regular meeting will
continue to be held on the second Thursday of the month.
ADJOURNI9 T
The meeting was adjourned at 9;15 P.M.
Respec`f{tfully submitted,
KIf,
RalpA D.,* Oakley, Chairman
4z E. Balderson, Secretary
CITY PLANNING COMMISSION
PASCO, WASHINGTON
REGULAR MEETING July 14, 1966
The regular meeting of the City Planning Commission was held in the City Hall,
July 14, 1966, at 8:00 P.M., D.S.T.
Members present: Absent :
Ralph Oakley, Chairman Allen D. Stanley
R. B. Lovelace, Vice Chairman Neil Smiley
Barbara Olson Richard Cooley
Thomas B. Jackson Del Lincoln
G. E. Carter Gene Brown
Donald Matson
Lyle E. Balderson, Planning Director
Richard B. German, Assistant Planner
Henry Crust, Building Inspector
Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as published.
PUBLIC HEARING LEE ZONE CHANGE 6th & AINSWORTH R-2 to I-1
The Chairman read the Notice of Public Hearing and the Planning Director pointed out
the area proposed for rezoning on the map. The Chairman declared the Public Hearing
to be open, read a letter of protest from Mr. and Mrs. Houcks, 1329 Carolina S.E.,
Richland, Washington, and then asked if there were anyone present to speak for the
proposed zone change. Mr. Harry Lee, 603 Ainsworth, Jack Mathison, 603 Ainsworth
and Beverly Nelson, 4212 W. Agate Street spoke in favor of the proposed change.
Mr. Beale of the Health Department stated they had no complaints concerning the
operation from a health standpoint. Ray Morrow, Sewer Plant Supervisor, 1628
W. Bonneville Street, stated the City was using deodorants at their treatment plant
in the area, and that this could be responsible for the odor in the area. The
Chairman asked if anyone was present to speak against the proposed zone change.
Mr. Stan Moore, attorney for the opposition called upon Mr. Smathers, Lot 3, Block 10;
1012 S. Fifth Street; Mrs. Booth, Lots 11 and 12, Block 9, 1019 S. Fifth Street;
Mr and Mrs. Hardesty, Lots 4-8, Block 10, 1020 S. Fifth Street; Mrs. Charles Main,
Lot 2 Block 10, who lives at 125 S. Elm; Mr. and Mrs. Houcks, 1329 Carolina S.E.,
Richland, Washington; Mr. Walter Dorendorf, Lot 13, Block 9, South Fifth St.,
who lives at 928 Pearl Street, and Mr. Tisher, 1007 S. Fifth Street all spoke against
the proposed zone change. The Chairman declared the Public Hearing to be closed. After
considerable discussion by the Commission, Mrs. Olson moved that the zone change be
approved, and that a six foot sight obscuring fence be built by Mr. Lee on the north,
east and west sides of )'is property as a buffer, and that no outside storage be
permitted on the rezoned lots. (Lots 9 and 10, Block 10. ) Motion seconded by
Mr. Carter. Motion carried.
PUBLIC HEARING HURLEY ZONE CHANGE SYLVESTER AND MERIDIAN STREETS R-1 to R-3
The Chairman declared the Public Hearing open and asked if anyone was present to
speak in favor of the proposed zone change. Mr. Kidwell, 910 S. 10th Street,
spoke for the zone change and explained that an apartment would be built on the
property. The Chairman asked if anyone was present to speak against the proposed
zone change. Mrs. Casteel, 1727 W. Sylvester stated she was not opposed , but
wished to know more details of the proposed construction. After discussing the
proposed rezoning, Mr. Lovelace made a motion to recommend approval of the zone
change from R-1 to R-3 with the condition that if proposed development as stated
in the application was not started within one year from the date the zoning becomes
effective, the zone would revert back to that classification immediately preceeding
the change of zone. Motion was seconded by Mr. Matson. Motion carried.
PUBLIC HEARING WELCH ZONE CHANGE N. CHARLES AND GEORGE STREETS R-1 to 1-2-
The Chairman declared the Public Hearing open and asked if anyone was present to
speak for the proposed zone change. Mr. Welch stated he had already expressed his
views at the last meeting. Mr. Sargent, 25 Flamingo Village, spoke for the proposed
zone change. The Chairman asked if anyone was present to speak against the proposed
zone change. Mr. Skinner, 1519 Alvina Street spoke against the proposed zone
change, stating he thought the type of use allowed in that zone would devaluate his
property. The Chairman declared the Public Hearing closed. The Planning Commission
then discussed the proposed zone change. Mrs. Olson moved that the zone change be
denied. Mayor Carter seconded the motion. The motion carried with Mr. Matson
being opposed to the motion..
REVIEW OF PRELIMINARY PLAT VISTA TERRACE
The next order of business was a review of the preliminary plat of Vista Terrace
submitted by 0. R. Elvrum, Pasco, Washington. Mr. Elvrum explained his proposed
development of the area to the Commission. Lyle Balderson, Planning Director
explained to the Commission the proposed development and recommended that the final
plat be filed for the entire area, that a letter of approval be secured from the
City Engineer, that Block 25 be acquired forthe extension of Elm Street, and that
the area proposed as a park be so marked. The Health Department submitted a
letter stating their approval, and the PUD also gave approval subject to
easements being dedicated for utilities. Mr. Lovelace made the motion that the
preliminary plat be approved, Mrs. Olson seconded. Motion carried.
SPECIAL MEETING FINAL PLAT VISTA TERRACE
At the request of Mr. Elvrum, a special meeting was set by the Commission for July 27,
1966 to review the final plat of Vista Terrace.
ADJOURNMENT
As there was no other business the meeting was adjourned at 11:00 P.M.
Respectfully submi`.tte�d,
Raly# Oakley, Chairman
E. Bald n, S&cretary
CITY PLANNING COMMISSION
PASCO, WASHINGTON
SPECIAL MEETING July 27, 1966
A Special Meeting of the City Planning Commission was held in the City Hall,
July 27, 1966, at 8:00 P.M., DST.
Members present: Absent :
R. B. Lovelace, Vice Chairman Ralph D. Oakley, Chairman
Thomas B. Jackson Allen D. Stanley
G. E. Carter Richard D. Cooley
Donald Matson Barbara Olson
Del Lincoln
Gene Brown
Neil Smiley
FINAL PLAT VISTA TERRACE 0. R. ELVRUM
The Planning Director explained the proposed development of the final plat to the
Commission. The Chairman declared the Public Hearing to be open and asked if there
were anyone present to speak favoring the proposed subdivision. Mr. 0. R. Elvrum,
Pasco, Washington spoke for the plat. The Chairman asked if there were anyone
present to speak against the proposed development. As no one was present to oppose
the final plat, the Chairman declared the Public Hearing to be closed. After being
discussed by the Commission, a motion was made by Mayor Carter, seconded by Mr. Brown
that the plat be accepted, and the Chairman be instructed to sign the final plat with
the following conditions to be completed by the developer:
1. That all options on the land in question in the state of being processed be
completed by August 15, 1966.
2. That, either that portion of Highland Park Acres owned by Mr. Elvrum and not
included in the plat be platted within six months or that that portion of
Parkview Avenue abutting Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6, Block 10; and all of Block 9
of Vista Terrace be vacated.
3. That the road system be redesigned to eliminate the double .frontage for
Lots 1 through 4, Block 4.
Motion carried.
ADJOURNMENT
The meeting was adjourned.
Respectfully submitted,
R. Lovelace, Vice Chairman
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E. Balderson, Secretary
CITY PLANNING COMMISSION
Pasco, Washington
Regular Meeting August 11, 1966
The regular meeting was cancelled due to a lack of business.
CITY PLANNING COMMISSION
PASCO, WASHINGTON
REGULAR MEETING September 8, 1966
The regular meeting of the City Planning Commission was held in the City Hall,
September 8, 1966, at 8:00 P.M., DST.
Members present : Absent :
R. B. Lovelace, Vice Chairman Ralph D. Oakley, Chairman
Thomas B. Jackson G. E. Carter
Donald Matson Barbara Olson
Allen D. Stanley
Neil Smiley
Richard Cooley
Del Lincoln
Gene Broom
Lyle E. Balderson, Planning Director
Richard B. German, Assistant Planner
Henry Crust, Building Insroector
A motion was made by Mr. Cooley, and seconded by Mr. Stanley to amend the minutes
of the meeting of July 14, 1966 under PUBLIC HEARING LEE ZONE CHANGE 6th and
AINSWORTH R-2 to I-1, change from: "east and west sides of the property as a
buffer, and that no outside storage be allowed" to read: "east and west sides of
his property as a buffer, and that no outside storage be allowed". Motion
carried. A motion was made by Mr. Stanley, and seconded by Mr. Jackson to
approve the minutes of the July 14, 1966 meeting as amended. Motion carried.
RICHFIELD STATION--10th and LEWIS STREET
The Planning Director explained the change being proposed by the City for this
area of 10th and Lewis Street involving the Richfield bulk plant. Negotiations
are now under way to change the traffic pattern of 10th Street, Columbia Street
and Lewis Street subject to the Richfield Company accepting the City's recommendations.
A request for change of zone may be forthcoming regarding this property.
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS PROGRAM--CITY AND COUNTY
The Planning Director explained the revisions in the Capital Improvements Programs,
and said the staff will work towards a joint City-County CIF next year. The
Director also explained the concept of an eleven member City-County Commission.
1967 WORK PROGRAM
The Planning Director enumerated various work programs to be undertaken during 1967.
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CITY PLANNING COMMISSION
PASCO, WASHINGTON
REGULAR MEETING September 8, 1966
MOBILE HOME FOR ANTI-POVERTY GROUP
The Planning Director reported a request for utilization of a mobile home by Anti-
Poverty Group west of the Catholic Church as a day care center. The use is illegal.
PRE-FAB HOMES
Construction of a new type pre-fab home was discussed. The Commission requested the
Planning Director to research the use of architectural controls to control building
types in Residential and Commercial areas.
TREE ORDINANCE
The Planning Director read a letter of transmittal from Florence E. Haner, Chairman
of the Woman's Committee of the Pasco Chamber of Commerce concerning a suggested tree
ordinance and tree planting brochure. This was presented as general information for
discussion at the next meeting.
ADJOURNY2NT
The meeting was adjourned at 9:00 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
Robert B. Lovelace, Vice Chairman
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Balderson, Secretary
CITY PLANNING COMMISSION
PASCO, WASHINGTON
REGULAR MEETING October 13, 1966
The regular meeting of the City Planning Commission was held in the City Hall,
October 13, 1966, at 8:00 P.M., DST.
Members present: Absent :
R. B. Lovelace, Vice Chairman Ralph D. Oakley, Chairman
Donald Matson Thomas B. Jackson
Neil Smiley Allen D. Stanley
Richard B. Cooley G. E. Ca--ter
Del Lincoln
Gene Brown
Barbara Olson
Lyle E. Balderson, Planning Director
Richard B. German, Assistant Planner
Henry Crust, Budding Inspector.
The minutes of the previous meeting were approved as published.
12th and AINSWORTH ZONING
The Pasco City Council requested the Planning Commission to study and recommaFd
the best possible land use for a parcel of City property located on northeast
corner of 12th and Ainsworth. The Planning Commission after referencing and
discussing the City's Comprehensive Plan and present development in the
general area, recommended to the City Council in the form of a motion made
by Mr. Cooley, and seconded by Mrs. Olson, that a light to heavy commercial
would be the best use for the five lots at 12th Street and Ainsworth Street.
Motion, carried unanimously.
LENTIS and 10th ZONING
The Pasco City Council requested the Planning Commission study and recommend the
best possible land use for property located. on 10th Street, and between West
Lewis Street and Columbia Street. After considerable discussion, Mr. Matson
moved and Mr. Lincoln seconded a motion to recommend to the City Council that
I-1 would be the best use for the land in question, and that Richfield shall
go ahead with their plans. Motion failed with Mr. Matson and Mir. Lincoln in
favor and the balance of the Commission voting in opposition. After further
discussion, it was moved by Mrs. Olson and seconded by Mir. Smiley to recommend
to the City Council that the best use would be the same as presently zoned,
C-1. Motion carried.
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CITY PLANNING COAiM1SSION
PASCO, WASHINGTON
REGULAR MEETING October 13, 1966
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS PROGRAMS---CITY AND COUNTY
The Planning Director outlined the status of the 1967 CIP projects for the City
and County.
TREE ORDINANCE
The Planning director explained the proposed ordinance in respect to its function.
After a discussion, Mr. Lincoln moved and Nirs. Olson seconded to recommend to the
City Council that they adopt the ordinance subject to a review by the City Attorney
as to possible conflicts with existing ordinances. Motion carried unanimously.
HIGHWAY 82
The Planning Director advised the Planning Commission of Interstate 82's location
and its possible effect on the area in the future.
ARCHITECTURAL CONTROLS
The Planning Director explained the purpose of this type of control. After a
discussion, the Planning Commission decided to study the information further.
URBAN REDEVELOPMENT
The Planning Director informed the Commission of the status of the City's
request for Urban Renewal funds. He indicated that Mr. McKay of the Seattle,
Division of H.U.D. , was in Pasco on Wednesday, October 12, earlier this week.
CITY--COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
The Planning Director explained he was further studying the proposed combining
of the existing planning commissions.
MOBILE HOME DAY CARE CENTER
A question was raised on the latest development of the day care center at
St. Patrick Church. The Planning Director explained that the day care center was
under the jurisdiction of the City Building Inspector and the City Manager.
VISTA TERRACE PLAT
The Planning Director advised that Curley Elvrum, will start development on the
Vista Terrace property probably around the first of 1967 after contracts are
completed.
ADJOURNMENT
The meeting was adjourned.
Respectfully submitted,
R. B Lovelace Vice Chairman
Lyle E. Balderson, Secretary
CITY PLANNING COMMISSION
PASCO, (WASHINGTON
REGULAR MEETING November 10, 1966
The regular meeting of the City Planning Commission was held in the City Hall,
November 10, 1966, at 8:00 F.M.
Members present were: Absent:
Ralph D. Oakley, Chairman Neil Smiley
R. B. Lovelace, Vice Chairman Barbara Olson
Allen D. Stanley R. B. Cooley
Thomas B. Jackson G. E. Carter
Del Lincoln
Gene Brown
Doiald Matson
Lyle E. Balderson, Planning Director
Richard B. German, Assistant Planner
The minutes of the previous meeting were approved as published.
PUBLIC HEARING 12th and AINSWORTH ZONE CHANGE R-2 to C-3
The Planning Director reviewed, the land use and zoning of the area to be considered
for the change of zone. The Public Hearing was declared open by the Chairman. The
Chairman asked if there were anyone present to speak for the proposed change of zone.
As no one was present to speak for the proposed zone change, the Chairman asked if
there were anyone present to speak against the proposed change of zone. No one was
present to speak in opposition to the proposed change and the Public Hearing was
declared closed. After a period of discussion, a motion was made by Mr. Lovelace,
and seconded by Mr. Brown that the Planning Commission approve the proposed change
of zone from R-2 to C-3 and recommend its adoption to the City Council. Notion
carried.
CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT DEVELOPMENT
The Director explained a study now being undertaken by the Planning Commission to
develop a more attractive downtown area. He also informed the Planning Commission
of a movie to be shown Wednesday, November 16, 1966 at 8:00 P.M., in the Pasco
City Hall on the Grand Junction, Colorado development.
WORK PROGRESS REPORT
The Director explained studies were being undertaken at this time concerning the
Census Tracts, Street Name and Numbering and a review of the Comprehensive Plan.
ADJOURIRAENT
The meeting was adjourned at 8:29 P.M.
espec idlyy subm�tt ,
Ralp D. Oakley, Chairman
y E. Balderson, Secretary
CITY PLANNING COMMISSION
Pasco, Washington
REGULAR FETING December S, 1966
The regular meeting of the City Planning Commission was held in the City Hall,
December g, 1966, at S:CO P.M.
Members present were: Absent:
Ralph D. Oakley, Chairman Allen D. Stanley
R. B. Lovelace, Vice Chairman Neil Smiler
Thomas B. Jackson G. E. Carter
Gene Brown Del Lincoln
Donald Matson
Barbara Olson
R. B. Cooley
Lyle E. Balderson, Planning Director
Richard B. German, Assistant Planner
The minutes of the previous meeting were approved as published.
PROPOSED ZONE ORDINANCE CHANGES
Two amendments to the Zoning Ordinance were presented to the Commission by the
Planning Director. The Planning Director proposed that the existing R-3 Zone be separated
into two distinct zones, i.e., the R-3 to allow only residential units and an
additional R--4, which would be called the Amenity Commercial Zone. This change
would in essence give the City a pure high density zone as opposed to the existing
one which allows uses other than residential.
The second change concerned the building of multiple family units an various
scattered lots throughout the City by special permit. It was explained that in the
older residential sections in our town there are several vacant lots which could be
utilized for duplexes or triplexes, and which in most cases would not devalue the
surrounding property, but would in all probability increase its value. The Commission
instructed the Director to present the proposed ordinance changes at the next
meeting for their review and study.
CENSUS MAP FOR THE CITY OF PASCO
The Commission was informed of the completion of a census map for the City of Pasco
and surrounding area.
FRANKLIN COUNTY IRRIGATION DISTRICT
The Commission was informed the Franklin County Irrigation District was reviewing a
study which proposed irrigating approximately 2300 acres of their land located east
of the City of Pasco. The study indicates that water can be made available by
pumping from the old Snake River pumping plant, which was originally used to supply
irrigation water to this area approximately thirty to forty years ago.
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CTTY PLANNING COYMSSIOPI
Pasco, Washington
REGULAR MEETING December 8, 1966
CODE EFFORCEMENT PROGRAM
The Commission was advised of the progress of the Code Enforcement Program in the
blighted areas of Pasco. Also, an explanation of a proposal made earlier to the
Pasco Housing Authority, in which the City would cooperate with the Pasco Housing
Authority in purchasing sites for public housing that contained substandard
dwellings. It was explained that this is a very tentative proposal, and additional
information would be available at the next meeting.
STREET NAME AND NUMBERING SYSTEM
The Commission was advised of progress of this project.
CAPITAL -UTROMMTS PROGRAi
The Capital Improvements Program, Supplement No. 1 was submitted to the Co.-mission
for their study.
ADJOURNMENT
The meeting was adjourned.
Respectfully submitted,
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Ralph D. OakleY, Chairman
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E. Balderson, Secretary