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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPC Minutes 1975.pdf CITY PLANNING COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING January •9, 1975 The regular meeting of the Planning Commission was held January 9, 1975, at 8:00 p.m. in the City Council Chambers at City Hall . MEMBERS PRESENT MEMBERS ABSENT Del Lincoln, Chairman Stuart Nelson Barbara Olson, Vice Chairman Judith Grigg Donald Linton Robert Orange E. A. Snider Thomas Jackson Jim Lisk The minutes from the meeting held November 14, 1974, were approved as presented. PUBLIC HEARING WEIGE ZONE CHANGE LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL R-1 TO MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDENTIAL R-2 The Chairman declared the hearing open. The Secretary pointed out the area requested for a change of zone classification. The zone change requested is for lots between Meridian and Illinois on Nixon Street. The lots are commonly known as 1720 and 1724 West Nixon Street. The Secretary also read correspondence from Mr. Les Weige who is in the hospital and the requester of the zone change. COMMENTS Ms. Raybo of 620 Illinois owns the adjoining property and wanted to get clarification on what exactly would be built on the property. She is very much against a two story building being put on the property because it just would not conform with the other houses on the block. She would be very happy to see duplexes on the property. The Planning Commission told Ms. Raybo after property is rezoned they had no control over what is put on the property. The Chairman declared the hearing closed. Mrs. Barbara Olson made a motion recommending a change of zone classification from R-1 to R-2 . Mr. E. A. Snider seconded the motion. . The motion carried. NEW BUSINESS I Page 2 Planning Commission Minutes January 9, 1975 BIKE TRAILS The Secretary presented a proposed bike trail system for the City of Pasco that had previously discussed. After some considerations Mr. Jim Lisk moved that the proposed trail system be recommended to the Council with the following exceptions. A. That Lewis Street from Fifth to Wehe be deleted B. That "A" Street from Fifth to Wehe and Wehe from Lewis to "A" be included Mr. Robert Orange seconded the motion. The motion carried unanimously. Meeting at 8:55sP;Ms.,. Respectfully submitted, Ben D. Rea, Secretary Pasco City Planning Commission PLANNING COMMISSION March 13, 1975 DUE TO THE LACK OF BUSINESS NO MEETING OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION WAS HELD FOR MARCH. Signed: ( 1 PLANNING COMMISSION Aprill0, 1975 DUE TO THE LACK OF BUSINESS NO MEETING OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION WAS HELD FOR APRIL r � Signed: / ✓%'/// C.�C CITY PLANNING COMMISSION 1 REGULAR MEETING February 14, 1975 The regular meeting of the City Planning Commisslon was held February 14, 1975 in the Conference Room of City Hall at 8:05 P.M. MEMBERS PRESENT MEMBERS ABSENT Del Lincoln, Chairman Don Linton Barbara Olson, Vice Chairman E. A. Snider Judith Grigg Thomas Jackson Stuart Nelson Robert Orange Jim Lisk The minutes from the previous meeting held January 9, 1975, were approved as presented. PUBLIC HEARING HEDRICK ZONE CHANGE Medium Density Residential R-2 to High Density Residential R-3 The Secretary pointed out the area requested for a change of zone classification. Speaking for the zone change was Bill Dedrick. He plan to build 8-plexes on the property each will have two bedrooms. Construction will take place over a two year period. Speaking against the change was Ms Betty Blakely of 1409 Road 24. Ms. Blakely was very opposed to the requested zone change. She feels that the area was to small for that many buildings. She also wanted to know if a playground area is included. The answer to that was no. Mr. . Rea stated that a playground was not required. Ms. Kathy Henniger also opposed the zone change for generally the same reasons as Ms . Blakey. After further discussion the hearing was declared closed. Ms. Barbara Olson made a motion recommending the change of zone classification. Mr. Thomas Jackson seconded the motion. The motion carried with Stuart Nelson voting against the recommendation. Meeting adjourned at 8:30 p.m. Respectfully submitted, Ben D. Rea, Secretary Pasco City Planning Commission CITY PLANNING COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING May 8, 1975 The regular meeting of the Planning Commission was held on May 8, 1975 at 8:00 in the City Council Chambers at City Hall. AF_NTBERS A MEMBERS PRESENT MEMBERS MEMBERS ABSENT Robert Orange Don Linton Jim Lisk Barbara Olson, Vice Chairman Judith Grigg Thomas Jackson Stuart Nelson E. A. Snider Del Lincoln, Chairman Also present:: Richard German, representing Clestro Estates, Jim Ajax, City Engineer, Roy Stroud, Alf Transet, representing Frontier Machinery and Mr. Russel requesting a zone change for Russell Lumber. The minutesnfrom the previous meeting were approved as presented. The Chairman declared the hearing open. PUBLIC HEARINGS CELSTRO ESTATES FINAL PLAT The Secretary pointed out the area requested for a Final Plat. He also stated that the Final Plat for Celstro Estates was located between Road 26 and Road 28. Speaking for the Final Plat was Richard German representing the developers. He stated that all utility companies were notifed. Sidewalks will not beincluded, but will have catch basins and all weather paving from curb to curb. The plat will have covenants concerning mobile homes no older than five years will be allowed into the area. The City Engineer, Jim Ajax had some observations on the Plat.after which the Chairman declared the hearing closed. Mr. E. A. Snider made a motion recommending approval of the Gelstro Final Plat. Mr. Stuard Nelson Seconded the motion. The motion carried. AGRI-CENTER PRELIMINARY PLAT The Secretary presented members of the Commistiontcopies of the plat and pointed out the area in questinn. The area being near the South-East corner of US Highway 12 and 395. He stated that concept is what Mr. Transit is interested in at this time. Part of the property is in the City and part in the County. The portion that is in the City the Commission can approve. Speaking for the request was Alf Transit of Frontier Maninery who is located in Walla Walla (Headquarters) . He stated that presently they are not interested in having a business with smoke stakes. The building will be erected to meet City Code. A lot Of interest has been shown in the area as far as business is concerned. Page 2 Planning Commission Minutes May 8, 1975 Jim Ajax, City Engineer stated that the development is a good one and an asset to the City of Pasco in the future utilities should be looked into F.or,example Water and Sewer Systemsiin the area. Mr. E. A. Snider had a question on the name, Frontier Loop. Mr. Transet stated that this is the proposed name. Mrl DelcLincoln stated that there is a Frontier Drive in Pasco. Mr. Transet stated no objections to the changing of the name. With there being no further comments the hearing was declared closed. Mr. Jim Lisk made a motion recommending approval of the concept of the Preliminary Plat. Mr. Robert Orange seconded the motion. The motion carried. RUSSELL ZONE CHANGE U.-1 to I-1 The Secretary pointed out the area requested for a change of zone classification. This request is made for more space for a lumber yard which is presently on adjacent property. Speaking for the zone change was Mr. Roy Stoud. Mr. Stroud stated that the business is doing real good and felt that it-will be an asset to the community. Mr. William Russell spoke for the zone change. He stated that he thought two acres would be sufficient but was wrong now more land is necessary. Presently, a buiiding on the property is taking up almost two acres on the property. Mr. Stuart Nelson made a motion approving the request. Mrs. Judith Grigg seconded the motion. The motion.acarried. CINCINNATTI STREET VACATION The Secretary pointed out the area requested for a street and alley vacation. Mr. Thomas Jackson made a motion recommending the approval of the street and alley vacation request. Mr. Robert Orange seconded the motion. The motion carried. With there being no further business meeting adjourned at 8:58 p.m. Respectfully Submitted, Ben D. Rea, Secretary Pasco City Planning Commission 1 CITY PLANNING COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING June 12, 1975 The regular meeting of the Planning Commission was held on June 12, 1975 at 8:00 p.m. in the City Council Chambers at City Hall. MEMBERS PRESENT MEMBERS ABSENT Del Lincoln, Chairman E. A. Snider Barbara Olson, Vice Chairman Jim Lisk Don Linton Robert Orange Judith Grigg Thomas Jackson Stuart Nelson The meeting was declared opened by the Chairman. The minutes from the previous meeting held on May 8, 1975 were approved as presented. PUBLIC HEARINGS SPARKS ZONE CHANGE FROM LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL R-1 TO MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDENTIAL R-2 The Secretary pointed out the area requested for a change of zone classification. The property is commonly known as 1803 West Brown. The area is presently zoned for Low Density Residential.dwellin Speaking for the zone change was Ms. Dorothy Sparks. Ms. Sparks ownes the property in question. She stated at the present time the area is an eye sore with weeds and three times a year someone is hired to clean it up. Realizing that the area is zoned for single family she---feels that this would not be adequate for her. If approved she plans to build a dupled with one facing Brown Street and the other facing Cartmell Street. The question was asked if this would be a two story building? The answer was no. The Secretary stated that two story buildings are premitted in that area. The Secretary was presented with a petition opposing the zone change. One petition had approximately thrity (30) names. A letter from arcoup3e::living in the area was read regretting that they could not attend the meeting, but 6>anted .to let it be known they are opposed to the requested zone change. Mrs. Olson asked Ms. Sparks if she had thought about selling the property? Ms. Sparks stated yes, but couldn't sale it. With there being no further comments the hearing was declared closed. Mrs. Barbra Olson made a motion recommending to the City Council denial of the zone change request because this area is for single family dwellings and feels that a Page 2 Planning Commission Minutes ` June 12, 1975 I a duplex would congest the area more. Mr. Jim Lisk seconded the motion. The motion carried with Robert Orange, Mrs. Judith Grigg, and Stuart Nelson voting no. MANSON ZONE CHANGE FROM LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL R-1 TO HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL R-3 The Secretary pointed out the area located at the corner of Octave and Chase Avenue north-east corner. The .Secretary passed out pictures of building presently located on the property. No correspondence was received on the subject matter. Speaking for the zone change was Dr. Manson. The doctor plans to build an office building on the location for his practice. He feels that the building would not cause a traffic problem due to the nature of his business no more than two maybe three cars at the most would be parked outside the office. in the meantime he plans to have adequate parking space for the=office. A visitor that lived in the area who was not for or against the request wanted to know what assurance he could get that a two story building would not be erected at the location. Dr. Manson could only sat at this time a two story building isnot in his plans. Mrs. Judith Grigg made a motion recommending approval of the requested zone change. Mr. Robert Orange seconded the motion. The motion carried unanimously. The Secretary stated that a special permit willthave to be acquired from the Board of Adjustment. STREET RENAMING After some discussion Mrs. Barbara Olson made a motion to recommend adoption of Alternative No. 2. Mr. Jim Lisk seconded the motion. The motion carried with Mrs. Judith Grigg, Stuart Nelson and Robert Orange voting against the change. Page 3 Planning Commission Minutes June 12, 1975 FIRE ZONE #1 The Secretary pointed out the Fire Zones. There are three zones labeled 1, 2, and 3. The Fire Zone, three was decreased on size three years ago. Fire Chief Hager would like to have the zone one reinstated. The zone was omitted when the codes were drawn up. Chairman Lincoln felt this was a technical problem and requested for Fire Chief Hager to attend the next meeting to provide the Commission with more background information. With there being no further business the meeting was adjourned at 8:58 p.m. Respectfully submitted, Ben D. Rea, Secretary Pasco Planning Commission V CITY PLANNING COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING July 10, 1975 The regular meeting of the Planning Commission was held July 10, 1975, at 8:00 p.m. in the City Council Chambers. MEMBERS PRESENT MEMBERS ABSENT Del Lincoln, Chairman Donald Linton Barbara Olson, Vice Chairman Judith Grigg Stuart Nelson Robert Orange Jim Lisk Thomas Jackson The minutes from the meeting held June 12, 1975 were approved as presented. PUBLIC HEARING SHARP ZONE CHANGE MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDENTIAL R-2 TO HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL R-3 The Secretary stated that he had no written correspondence other than the petition itself. The property requested for a zone change is more commonly known as 821 South Ninth.at one time it was a twenty-five (25) unit hotel. l SPEAKING FOR THE ZONE CHANGE Mr. Earl Warren asked the question "What is intended to be built on the property?" The answer was an eight unit apartment building within the existing walls. Mr. Sharp, the applicant stated that he would like to make the bottom of the two story building into eight units. He hope to fix it rather nice. Mr. Robert Hollinquest of 1921 East Lewis stated he is against the change because it will raise his taxes. Mr. Fred Lindberg was also against the zone change. He live nixt door to the property requested for a zone change. He would rather have four (4) 'nice units on the property instead of eight (8) units. Mr. Larry Vance owns property south of the requested zone change. Mr. Vance feels that Mr. Sharp'could not get eight (8) units into the existing structure. He . like to see the area fixed up, but in the past there were problems with the people living there. Mr. Sessions stated he would like to have larger apartments rather than all the small ones. The Secretary stated that Mr. Sharp would have to comply with the building codes. Mr. Sharp stated that he did contact the Building Inspector Jim McCurry and the Inspector feel that there is adequate space for the eight units. Mr. Sharp feels that in order to profit from the building he must have eight (8) units. Page 2 Planning Commission Minutes 1 July 10, 1975 1 Mr. Larry Vance stated no supervision from past experiences was a big problem, and wanted to know if Mr. Sharp could give his assurance that this will not be the problem in the future. Mr. Sharp could not guarantee this. The hearing was declared closed. Mr. Stuart Nelson made a motion to deny the request until better plans are made available. Mr. Robert Orange seconded the motion. The motion carried with Mr. E. A. Snider voting no. SHIP STREET VACATION The Secretary pointed out the area requested for vacation. He stated that Ship Street in the future will become 13th Lane. No City utilities are involved in the request. The Secretary stated that he received no correspondence PPeL and at this time he had no recommendation on the request. Mr. Al Zimmerman plan to fence the area and lease for storage. No building will be erected on the site.. After the street is vacated he hope to get it zoned C-1. ' The hear -ngczwas declared closed. Mrs. Barbara Olson made a motion granting the requei:t providing that easement rights be retained for all necessary utilities. The motion was seconded the Mrs. Judith Grigg. The motion carried unanimously. 6-YEAR STREET PROGRAM The Secretary introduce)the City Engineer Jim Ajax who gave an explanation of the program. Mr. Ajax explained the various sources of funding for City Streets including one half cent gax tax, Federal Aid Metropolitan, Urban Arterial Board, Federal Safety, Housing and Community Development and Local Improvement Districts, He also explained the projected income for these sources and on that basis recommended the funding source be included in the 1976-77 years. He also stated that 1978-80 work years has not been developed due to Zack of projected funding. After discussion of the proposed plan Mr. E. A. Snider made a motion recommending that the plan be accepted as proposed for the first two years and that staff develop the next four years to be presented to the City Council. Mr. Jim Lisk seconded the motion. The motion carried unanimously. With there being no further business the meeting was adjourned at 9:17 p.m. Respectfully submitted, Ben D. Rea, Secretary Pasco Planning Commission CITY PLANNING COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING August 14, 1975 The regular meeting of the Planning Commission was held August 14, 1975, at 8:00 p.m. in the City Council Chambers. MEMBERS PRESENT MEMBERS ABSENT Barbara Olson, Vice Chairman Del Lincoln, Chairman Stuart Nelson Don Linton Thomas Jackson E. A. Snider Judith Grigg Robert Orange Jim Lisk The minutes from the meeting held July 10, 1975 were approved after one correction that being E. A. Snider did attend that meeting. PUBLIC HEARINGS CARTMELL ZONE CHANGE LOW-DENSITY RESIDENTIAL 'R-1 'TO -HIGHDENSITY RESIDENTIAL R-3 The Secretary described that area in question. 1 Speaking for the zone change was Mrs. Cartmell. Mrs. Cartmell stated that she wish I to build duplexes on the lots. Mr. David Bowers of 827 Octave owns property in Stadium Park Addition spoke in apposition of the zone change. There being no further comments the Vice Chairman declared the hearing closed. Mr. E. A. Snider moved that Mrs. Cartmell reapply at the next Planning Commission meeting for the Medium Density Residential R-2 zone. Mr. Jim Lisk seconded the motion. The motion carried unanimously. ZIMMERMAN -ZONE CHANGE RETAIL COMMERCIAL C-1 to LIGHT INDUSTRIAL '1-1 The Secretary pointed out the area requested for a zone change. Mr. Al Zimmerman was not present for the hearing. Speaking against the zone change request was Mr. Paul Ashworth of 1225 South 12th He stated that he wish the existing "junk pile" was moved out. Mr. Don Anderson represented his mother who lives in the area was also against the zone change. Mrs. McCoy of 1408 West Washington spoke against the zone change also. Her reasons based on the allowed uses in the I-1 zone. And the fact that there are some nice Page 2 Planning Commission Minutes August 14, 1975 residential dwellings in the area. M. A. Fliger of 1402 West Washington also opposed the zone change stated that the existing use was nothing but a "junk pile" and the area had bad soil conditions There being no further comments the Vice Chairman declared the hearing closed. Mr. Stuart Nelson made a motion to deny the requested zone change. Mr. Thomas Jackson seconded the nation. The motion carried unanimously. OLD BUSINESS FIRE ZONES The Secretary reviewed the history of Fire Zones within the City and the need to establish a Fire Zone #1 in the downtown area. After considerable discussion about Fire Zone #1 Mr. E. A. Snider moved that Fire Zone #1 be established in that area discussed by Fire Chief Hager. Mrs. Judith Grigg seconded the motion. The motion carried unanimously. With there being no further business meeting was adjourned at 9:05 p.m. Respectfully submitted, Ben D. Rea, Secretary Pasco City Planning Commission CITY PLANNING COMMISSION ' REGULAR MEETING September 11, 1975 The regular meeting of the City Planning Commission was held September 11, 1975, at 8:00 p.m, in the City Council Chambers at City Hall. MEMBERS PRESENT "MEMBERS ABSENT Del Lincoln, Chairman Barbara Olson, Vice Chairman Donald Linton Jim Lisk Robert Orange Judith Grigg Thomas Jackson E. A. Snider Stu Nelson The minutes from the meeting held August 14, 1975 were approved as presented. PUBLIC HEARINGS CARTMELL ZONE CHANGE -LOWDENSITY -RESIDENTIAL 'R-1 -TO -MEDIUM 'DENSITY RESIDENTIAL 'R-2 The Secretary pointed out the area requested for a zone change. l Speaking for the zone change was Mrs. Cartmell. She stated that the intends to build five (5) duplexes on the property. No one spoke in opposition to the proposed change. Mr. Thomas Jackson asked what time frame is intended for the development? Mrs. Cartmell stated it is to start immediately after the Nans are drawn. The public hearing was declared closed. Mr. Stu Nelson made a motion recommending the approval of the requested zone change. Mr. Tom Jackson seconded the motion. The mention carried unanimously. HENSEN ZLNECHANGE -LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL R-1 TO RETAIL COMMERCIAL C-1 The secretary pointed out the area requested for a change of zone classification. Mr. Hensen spoke in favor of the request. He also stated that the area would be a buffer area between commercial uses to the west and bhe residential land use to the east of the requested zone change. Mrs. Hensen indicated that the proposed design of the building would blend in with the design of the surrounding area. Dr. Kopper stated that the lots are presently an eye sore and he did not oppose the request. He feels that an office building would beautify the area. Mr. Miller lives next door to the area indicated approval of the request. Mr. Jacobs lives across the street asked about parking. Staff indicated that Mr. Hensen would have to comply with the code. Page 2 Planning Commission Minutes September 11, 1975 The hearing was declared closed. Mr. Thomas Jackson made a motion recommending approval of the requested zone change. Mr. Robert Orange seconded the motion. The motion carried unanimously. AGRI-CENTERPRELIMINARYPLAT The Secretary presented the plat that had been approved in concept only. After considerable discussion Mr. Thomas Jackson made a motion that the Preliminary Plat be recommended to the City Council with the following provisions: 1. In the final plat for necessary easements be given 2. The possible extension of Jan Street be investigated eastward JAN STREET VACATION Chairman Lincoln abstained from discusion of the proposed street vacation because of the P.U.D. involvement in the requested vacation. A representative from Spada Distributing Company indicated the requestIO49 for security purposes and the ability to fence in the right-of-way. Mr. Stu Nelson made a motion to approve the requested vacation and recommended it to the City Council provdding the street remains as an easement. Mr. Robert Orange seconded the motion.caTheezdotion carried unanimously. NEW BUSINESS A. Letter from Social Planning The Secretary presented a letter from Kathy Utz of the Social Planning unit asking for assistance in selecting sites under the Section 7 of 1974 Housing Development Act. The Planning Commission indicated the staff would give all necessary help. B. The Secretary presented a petition from numerous property owners in the area south of Sylvester and west of Chase to the bypass indicating a desire to have .the area re-evaluated for further land use. The Commission responded by stating they w11i'be developing a proposed amendment to the Comprehensive Plan in that area. ADJOURNMENT 9:25 p.m. Respectfully submitted, Ben D, Rea, Secretary ,Pasco City Planning Commission CITY PLANNING COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING October 9, 1975 The regular meeting of the City Planning Commission was held October 9, 1975 at 8:03 p.m. in the City Council Chambers at City Hall. MEMBERS PRESENT MEMBERS ABSENT Del Lincoln, Chairman Donald Linton Barbara Olson, Vice Chairman E. A. Snider Robert Orange Jim Lisk Judith Grigg Stuart Nelson T. B. Jackson The minutes from the previous meeting held September 18, 1975 were approved as presented. PUBLIC HEARINGS MOORE ZONE CHANGE LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL R-1 TO MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDENTIAL R-2 The Secretary pointed out the area requested for a change of zone classification. He also stated that he received no written correspondence other than the petition itself. 1 SPEAKING FOR THE ZONE CHANGE Harry Moore of 2203 North Poplar stated that he lives in the vicinity and looked at the property for a number of years. He further stated that the houses surrounding the area are very well taken care of, and since he lives in the area he would rather build nice structures rather than low income housing even though it is needed. They are to be Townhouse apartments. Plans are being drawn up presently. He then stated that the requested zoning is best suited for the proposed building. AGAINST THE ZONE CHANGE Ronald Elgin of 711 West Leola, stated that in the 700 block there is about twenty (20) children and feels that the property would be better used as a park. Barbara Olson asked the audience what gave them the reason that the property would be used as a park? Bill Farrens of 1931 North 19th Drive stated that he is on the Park and Recreation Board and had requested funds from the City Council ,to-puhehasea the areastid Be:used for a parkzsnfordate'no3answer, was given .one?-wa9so1y the otherray or the other. Lydia Sisk of 1747 North 7th stated that maybe her letter to the Tri City Herald was misleading. Tom Shield of 1205 West First, Kennewick, complained because he did not receive a notice ofi the zone change. He also wanted to thank the contractor for the "23$" houses in the area which are just a slum. T. F. Brown of 1716 North 5th told the Planning Commission he was not ready for a population increase in that area and the traffic already was a mess. The people Page 2 Planning Commission Minutes October 9, 1975 visiting the Employment Security Office park as far as his house. The sewer was not adequate for the increase, and presently it is near the top of the ground. He had his property appraised, and it was appraised lower because they felt that he was in a depressed area. He further stated that the crime rate is up having been burglarized three times in the last three years. Don Doulet of 1732 North 6th stated that he rias borned in Pasco and was very concerned over spot zoning within the City. What assurance would the City have as there was no plans submitted for the request. The hearing was declared closed. Stuart Nelson made a motion to recommend to the City Council that the request be denied. Judy Grigg seconded the motion. The motion carried unanimously. SHARP TRAILER PARK (l6944East-mLew2-s- Street)r The Secretary pointed out the area requested for a trailer park area. He further stated that htehad received a letter requesting permission to construct a fourteen (14) unit trailer park. Speaking for the request was George Sharp of 2303 Humphreys, Richland. He stated that originally the Blue Haven Hotel was designed to form a "U" Shap when built; but only half was built. The park will have a restroom for men and womenl At the present time no laundry; .facilities are available in East Pasco. He also wanted to include a laundary within the requested trailer park. The Secretary stated that the Planning Commission would only approve the park in n concept only. The Health Department has reviewedhtheei1equest and it will meet their codes. SPEAKING AGAINST Edna Nelson of 4200 Riverhaven, Pasco, was against the request because she feels that it is spot zoning. The fact that the trailer park would be on a main street is another reason she is against the request. Stuart Nelson made a motion to deny the request. Robert Orange seconded the motion. The motion carried unanimously. DUGAS TRAILER PARK (Lots 1 and 2, Columbia East Addition) The Secretary stated that the Trailer Park would be for overnight camping, and similar to the Columbia Park camp ground. Speaking for the request was Dan McKay and Bob Tippett, Jr. , stating the need for an overnight campground. Stuart Nelson made a motion to approve the request. Judith Grigg seconded the m5tion. The motion carried unanimously. Meeting adjourned at 9:30 p.m. Respectfully submitted, Ben D. Rea, Secretary Cit" D7�--4 - n,.__.^---- CITY PLANNING COMMISSION The regular meeting of the City Planning Commission was held December 11, 1975 at 8:02 p.m. in the City Council Chambers. MEMBERS PRESENT MEMBERS ABSENT Thomas Jackson Del Lincoln, Chairman Barbara Olson, Vice Chairman Judith Grigg Robert Orange Stuart Nelson Donald Linton Jim Lisk E. A. Snider The minutes from the meeting of October were approved as presented after one correction that being that the minutes show that Andy Anthony's name was omitted from the Moore zone change. PUBLIC HEARINGS SAGEMOOR PARK (Preliminary Plat) - Northeast Pasco The Secretary pointed the area requesting an approval of a Preliminary Plat. The secretary also stated that the area was platted in 1952 ,for homes with a central area for Commercial zoning. The area has not developed as such. SPEAKING FOR THE PLAT "'?F Mrs. Edna Nelson of John Sawyers Real Estate stated that there are 32 blocks in Highland Park, but at the present time are asking that only eight (8) blocks be replatted. She did get permission from property owners to do this. At the present time the many owners are living in Walla Walla, and they agreed to this only if no cost was involved for them. E. A. Snider wanted to know if the lots would be uniform. Mrs. Nelson stated yes. City Engineer, Jim Ajax asked if the request was approved would they want utilities? He also stated that the area must -be surveyed and monumented and that some of the streets in the area are misaligned. Chairman Lincoln stated that the Planning Commission must relyyon the City staff for proper engineering. After fubther discussion the hearing was declared closed. Mr. Jim Lisk made a motion recommending approval of the Preliminary Plat. Mr. Thomas Jackson seconded the motion. The motion carried unanimously. GRABBER ZONE CHANGE LOW-DENSITY RESIDENTIAL R-1 TO GENERAL COMMERCIAL C-3 l (Northeast Pasco) / The Secretary pointed out the area requested for a change of zone classification. He further stated that the staff recommendation on this request was for denial. Page 2 Planning Commission Minutes December 11, 1975 SPEAKING FOR THE ZONE CHANGE Mr. Gary Grabber, a farmer stated that he bought the property from Bob Tippett, Sr. The reason being,ihe would like to have a shop and pototoe storage building and the area will be used for a central location for his business. Mr. Bob Tippett, .6r3i,stated that he sold the property to Mr. Grabber because of his intention and that the property adjacent to the requested area is basically agriculture oriented. Mr. Tippett felt that this would add to the economy of the City of Pasco. Mrs. Barbara Olson asked about fire protection.to the property. Mr. Tippett stated that water would be available from nearby wells. No one spoke against the request. Mr. Stuart Nelson made a motion to recommend approval of the request. Mrs. Judith Grigg seconded the motion. The motion carried with Mrs. Barbara Olson opposing the request. GOULET ZGNE CHANGE GENERAL COMMERCIAL C-1 TO RETAIL COMMERCIAL C-3- - (North Third Street) The secretary pointed out the area requested for a change of zone classification. SPEAKING FOR THE ZONE CHANGE Mr. Ed Goulet spoke for the zone change. Mr. Goulet would like to construct a building in that area. The property zoned as it is does not fit into what he had in mind. He also stated that electrical contractors are not allowed in the C-1 zone. His proposed building will have parking in back for customers. Mr. E. A. Snider made a motion recommending approval of the request. Mr. Stuart Nelson seconded the motion. The motion carried unanimously. LAWSON ZONE CHANGE LIGHT INDUSTRIAL I-1 TO HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL R-3 { (Corner of , 6th and "A" Street) The Secretary pointed out the area requested for a change of zone classification. The area requested for this change of zone is located at the Northeast corner of 26th and "A" Street. The request was before the Planning Commission a year ago and the City Council turned it down. SPEAKING FOR THE ZONE CHANGED Mr. Paul Lawson spoke for the zone change. Mr. Lawson had pictures and a map showing the Planning Commission the area he intendes to develop. The Secretary read a letter from Mr. & Mrs. Van Doren stated they were in favor of the request. Mr. George Clark of 503 - 25th spoke in favor of the zone change. Ms. Julie Williams spoke in favor of the zone change. Mr. Frank Hatch spoke in favor of the change and felt that the change would enhance the area. Page 3 Planning Commission Minutes December 11, 1975 SPEAKING AGAINST THE ZONE CHANGE, Mr. Earl Warren spoke against the request and had a petition with over 50% of property owners opposing the r=equest. MZ. Warren felt that the change would cause problems with his business. If approved people would be using his driveway to turn around and the street is a deadend street. Mr. Bill Warren spoke against the request. His business is tropical fish and need no noise . Mr. Stuart Nelson stated he could see no improvements since Mr. Lawson last presented his request to the Planning Commission. Mr. Nelson made a motion recommending denial of the request. Mr. Eek A. Snider requested that the minutes show that he obstained from voting because of a conflict of interest. Mr. Jim Lisk seconded the motion. The motion failed with the following people voting no Linton, Jackson, Grigg, Olson, Orange and Lincoln. Another motion ■as made by Mrs. Olson recommending approval'of the request. Mrs. Judith Grigg seconded the motion. The motion carried with Lincoln, Olson, Linton, Grigg and Orange voting yes and Lisk, Nelson, andnjackson voting no. E. A. Snider obstained from voting. KELTCH ZONE CHANGE LIGHT INDUSTRIAL I-1 TO HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL R-3 - (West 20th "A" and Frontage Road) The Secretary pointed out the area requested for a zone change. SPEAKING FOR THE ZONE CHANGE Mr. John Keltch spoke for the zone change. Mr. Keltch stated the reason for his request is because of the big demand for mobile home lots. Mr. George Clark spoke in favor of the zone change. - Mr. Hatch spoke in favor of the zone change. Mrs. Judith Grigg made a motion recommending approval of the request. Mr. Thomas Jackson seconded the motion. The motion carried unanimously. EAGLE ESTATES #2 (Preliminary Plat)- between West "A" Street and Frontage Road) The Secretary stated that the area is located between West "A• Street and Frontage Road. SPEAKING FOR THE PLAT Mr. John Keltch stated that the area will have curbs, gutters, sidewalks and street lights. Page 4 Planning Commission Minutes l December 11, 1975 City Engineer, Jim Ajax felt the plat was feasible. Mr. Stuart Nelson made a motion recommending approval of the request. Mrs. Judith Grigg seconded the motion. The motion carried unanimously. HYATT ZONE CHANGE LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL R-lq RETAIL COMMERCIAL C-1 TO GENERAL COMMERCIAL C-3 - (East Lewis Street) The Secretary pointed out the area requested for a change of classification. SPEAKING FOR THE ZONE CHANGE Johnny Hyatt stated that the area will be used for storage and will have a six foot high cyclone fence for protection. After some discussion Mr. E. A. Snider made a motion denying the request due to the fact that it is not in opposition to the Comprensive Plan along Lewis Street. Mr.- Snider felt that if the request is' granted, it wodld:,be:xdetrimental_:to=the areaarea. Mrs. Judith Grigg seconded the motion. The motion carried unanimously. URBAN RENEWAL STREETS .AND..ALLEYS,...VACATION The Secretary pointe&: out the::streets and alleys in question. i After some discussion Mr. Thomas Jackson made a motion recommending approval of the request.as provided in Resolution No. 1009. Mr. Jim Lisk seconded the motion. The motion carried unanimously. OTHER BBSINESS lir. E. A. Snider made a request that the Planning Commission would not accept any more zone changes for mobile home parks until some quidelines are presented. The Secretary stated that he would get together with the City Attorney on mobile homes. With there being no further business the meeting was adjourned at 9:50 p.m. Respectfully submitted, Ben D. Rea, Secertary Pasco Planning Commission