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Home My WebLink AboutPlanning Commission Packet - December 5, 1989Next Resolution No. 177 CITY OF CENTRAL POINT PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING 155 South Second Street 5 December 1989 AGENDA I. Meeting called to order t II. Roll call - Garth Ellard, David Gilmour, Dick Halley, Karolyne PAGE NUMBERS Hugo, Jerry Mattey, Bob Matthews, Chuck Piland 1 - 3 III. Approval of minutes IV. Correspondence apd public appearances V. Business 4 - 15 A. Public Meeting - Review and approve extension of preliminary subdivision plat approval submitted by Donald Stuckey for Cam- bridge Court Subdivision. Said property is described as Jack- son County Assessor's map page 37 2W 11D Tax Lots 800, 802, 803, 804, and 805. 16 - 23 B. Public Meeting - Review and make recommendation to the City Council regarding preliminary subdivision plat approval submit- ted by Gary T. Whittle and John A. Duke for Stonecreek Subdivi- sion, No. 3, Phase III 24 - 25 C. Discussion and possible adoption of a resolution and findings to determine that barber shops and beauty shops (including manicurists) are a similar and compatible use in the City's C-S zone VI. Miscellaneous VII. Adjournment City of Central Point Planning Commission Meeting November 7, 1989 Page 1 MEETING CALLED TO ORDER Chairman Ellard called the meeting to order at 7:OO p,m. ROLL CALL Present were Planning Commission Chairman Garth Ellard and Planning Commissioners, Dick Halley, Karolyne Hugo, Bob Matthews and -0huck Piland. Absent were Jerry Mattey and David Gilmour. Commission Chairman Ellard reported that David Gilmour had called to say he could not attend. Also present were City Administrative Assistant, George Rubaloff, Fire-Chief/Building Official, Mark Servatius, and Secretary Cecelia Gordon. APPROVAL OF MINUTES Commissioner Piland made a motion to approve the minutes of the Planning Commission Meeting held October 3, 1989 as presented, Commissioner Halley seconded the motion. Roll call vote: Halley, yes; Hugo, yes; Matthews, yes; Piland, yes. All the Commissioners voted in favor of the motion, and the motion carried unanimously. CORRESPONDENCE AND PUBLIC APPEARANCES George Rubaloff referred to the November 2, 1989 letter from Neil Scheuneman, President of 5 in 1 Development Co., Inc. (The Meadows) concerning building entry covers that would extend into the set backs from the side property lines. George Rubaloff stated that commonwall or zero lot lines are only sanctioned in certain commercial developments. The Commissioners then 'discussed the process for amending the PUD ordinance. George Rubaloff commented that the process to amend a PUD ordinance would have to satisfy the same criteria as applying for a variance. City of Central Point Planning Commission Meeting November 7, 1989 Page 2 Mark Servatius Fire Chief/Building Official discussed the various fire hazards and mandated State Building Code restrictions concerning the required set backs from the side property lines. Mark Servatius illustrated on the chalk board the layout showing how the units in the Manufactured Home park would look if they were to build the required fire wall. In response to Commissioner questions Fire Chief/Mark Servatius answered that the use of aluminum or metal awning type entry covers. was ruled out-by The Meadows.. He a}so stated that buyers of the newer Manufactured Homes installed in The Meadows had the option. of a manufacturing design that includes a recessed (covered) entry way. Chairman Garth Ellard concluded that the fire walls would not be desirable or attractive, and that most .manufactured home owners already in The Meadows park would probably object to that concept. Chairman Garth Ellard directed staff to send correspondence to Neil Scheuneman which reflects the Commission's consensus that it could. not support or recommend any PUD amendments which would allow encroachment into setbacks which-apply td-the Meadows'. PUD. BUSINESS Review of permitted uses in C-5 zone (barber/beauty shops) City Administrative Assistant, George Rubaloff highlighted his October 26, 1989 Staff Report .which was a review on permitted uses in the C-5 zone for barber/beauty shops, and which .was prepared in response to a recommendation from the Commission in their October 3, 1989 meeting. The Commissioners discussed the possibilities of changing some of the C-5 strip to C-4. There were also suggestions that the C-5 zoning categories could be split into C-5A and C-5B for clarification and segregation within the C-5 Zoning. City of Central Point Planning Commission Meeting November 7, 1989 Page 3 The Commissioners unanimously agreed that with the impending growth and future business zoning in the commercial areas would need a major overhaul, and that any changes needed in the zoning would be addressed at that time. The Planning Commission requested staff to develop a resolution and findings to determine if beauty salons/barbershops and manicurists within shopping centers, multi purpose buildings and hotel lobbies are compatible and similar in the city's C-5 zone. The resolution was requested for the December Planning Commission meeting. MISCELLANEOUS There were. no items presented under Miscellaneous. ~~ ADJOURNMENT Commissioner Halley moved that the meeting be adjourned. Commissioner Hugo seconded the motion. Roll call vote: Halley, yes; Hugo, yes; Matthews, yes; Piland, yes. All the Commissioners voted in favor of the Motion and the Motion carried. Chairman Ellard adjourned the meeting at 8:00 p.m. 3 -- S T A F F R E P O R T-- T0: Planning Commission FROM: George Rubaloff dministrative Assistant RE: Public Meeting - Review and approve extension of preliminary subdivision plat approval submitted by Donald Stuckey for Cambridge Court Subdivision DATE: 30NOVember 1989 -The time period for preliminary plat approval for Cambridge Court Subdivison has expired and the applicant has requested a six month extension under the provisions of Central Point Municipal Code, Chapter 17. The applicant has verified in his application that noth- ing has changed since the original plat was approved by the City Council on 18 May 1989. .Public Works Director_Larry Blanchard has reviewed the original plat and the improvement requirements set forth in the original approval. After consideration of this .matter, the Planning .Commission can deny or approve the request by .minute motion. The following items are included for Planning Commission review: Item A - Certificate of Posting Item B - Application from Donald P. Stuckey Item C - Resolution No. 166 Item D - Vicinity Map GR:dlf STRP1130.89/PCWORK \pp ~/ 155 SO. SECOND ST. :~C812C87S~d(~K5~Z9 CENTRAL POINT, OREGON 97502 PHONE 600"4-3321 THE HEART OF THE ROGUE RNER VALLEY CERTIFICATE OF POSTING I (~~O/ ~ ~ ~//~ ~ /D ~~ CERTIFY .THAT ON THE FOLLOWING DATE OF Z g N Dvc n" ~"'r ~ 9 8 ~ , I POSTED A NOTICE t ~ ~ < < ' FOR A ~y6G/~ /~ccf-in LC/n nor ~D~n'+~ssian ~T. revi~~ 1 0 /~ ` grid [~yo,orovc~ ~ /J~ ~xfcivs/on r~9/csT' T-IJ~ C'G/ir+by-i~t~+. ~.b~ AT OR NEAR ~ Conf-r~/ /DOii~~ ~a6f dre~' ~~ 2. G~nfrA/ ' ~oin ~ ~rGn c/. G/b~qr.~ ,. __. ~ ~ 3P, ~ F 4 c,~ /~~,/I 3~/IC~.~ t3O~r~ gn u Date 1 /v/5/On 5 AxgL'•ca`-ea ?iiiag DescJ.ina CI^-Y Oe CENr~2FS, ?OINT P_npL{.catioa for PreLi.cvnz-y S>_bdivisi.en Plat Al4JUG~.ddrass 5 ~C1 (71A~Q./~J~, A~i ~«. x3- - ~UK:T'inJ4-r'oN Phane Nu~er 7t~ ~ ~zS-l89~1 9 ~-~:~~~ Proposed Site Location n icw,/7li~P .37 i~AN¢G ~-GJ /}RCE~.,S ~aiJ Assessor's Map Pagp Location SE~7~cN /1 .D '-"ax iot{s) f?~:tT$C''S, S~OS~ ,,+,..,Q Rectuired Lnforma`~.oa: ~a+.~ A legal dess-fiiptioa as it aopea~s on the deed. Deed conies mzg be obta~ed at the ~'acksoII County Assassor's O~fice Reauosted iRi`ormatlon as ~ontai=ed 3.n the attached Gant~-"a1 Poii-t *Junicipal CoBa Sections 16.24.020 to 16.~4.D7D and camplation o? a Stateme::t o' Water Bighta (form attached) ~C"ice ~ /~'~JTNIAiCy- !{~'~ CHtFAJ C*~fiD :SJN C:: '~i4E G'/:~Gt•i%h t- P~Ai i-ci4 ~.~9MB~2lO~C CBC:.a.:YljtiQp//lSIOAt cJJIrS r~~~/LC/:=d ~~ rJ{= Gi T~ IrQLIN I.L.. dN Mfa t/ (( l ~t 19 ,~y~ .i`itr`5 1's J4 R CquBSi F'~',2 ~ ~ JNe.E~TN EJCr.°n/siv•u I, •~nnJdt n I.! ~i Ytr~ ~ ecrti~ Ahab ~ :~ ~a o~raar or a.:~~ersaz.~ agt..~ J3 ts.a a~.rnty ar +-ka ~rapnedd vita {Tf cnt'~nri 7ari aQpnt, atTarh Written anthori~) /J f..?~ b'. ~.s~iz.{ __ elate /LIeJ ~ ~,~( SZ~S {Signature of owner or author' agent oL o'+rnzr, pleases indicate wi~ickt) Appiir,8tioa FaA: $1QQ 73CCei~c~ -TZece~ofNo. Oo~f67<f iDaP/r+n~rxr? / n 3 PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION NO. 166 A RESOLUTION ADOPTING FINDINGS AND CONCLUSIONS ANDRECOMMENDING APPROVAL OF THE PRELIMINARY PLAT FOR CAMBRIDGE COURT, A 10 LOT SUBDIVISION LOCATED IMMEDIATELY SOUTH OF AND ADJACENT TO PITTVIEW AVE. WHEREAS, Donald Stuckey, subdivider and developer, has applied for approval of the preliminary plat for Cambridge .Court, a subdivision to be located south of and adjacent to Pittview Ave., more particularly described as Jackson County Tax Assessor's map page 37 2W 11D tax lots 800, 802, 803, 804 k 805; and, WHEREAS, the agenda including the public meeting was posted at the the Central Point Public Library, Central Point Post Office, Central Point Fire Sta- tion, and the Central Point City Ha11; and, WHEREAS, at their regular meetings on April 4 and May 2, 1989 a review of the preliminary plat was held before the Central Point Planning Commission where opportunity for testimony from proponents and opponents was provided; now, therefore, -- BE IT RESOLVED BY THE PLANNING COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF CENTRAL POINT, OREGON, AS FOLLOWS: Section 1. The relevant criteria applicable to the within application is as follows: (a) The Comprehensive Plan designates the site as Low-density residential; (b) The Zoning Ordinance designates the site as R-1; (c) Central Point Municipal Code Chapter 16.24 describes the infor- mation the Planning Commission must review in order to consider approval of a preliminary subdivision plat. ' Section 2. The Planning Commission hereby finds as follows. The proposal meets the City's housing goal as described in the Comprehensive Plan because: (a) It ensures that adequate housing will be provided in the City of Central Point for persons regardless of age, family status, income level, race, ethnic background, sex, or religious affiliation. (b) It ensures that a variety of housing will be provided in the City in terms of location, type, price and tenure, according to the projected needs of the population. (c) It promotes the open .and free choice of housing for all persons wishing to reside in Central Point. PRELPLAT.89/PORES Section 3. The Planning Commission finds that the record herein and the findings therefrom support the conclusion that the proposal is in compliance with the City's Comprehensive Plan and the .applicable standards of the City's Zoning Code. The proposed preliminary plat is hereby approved subject to the requirements of the Public Works Department attached hereto as Exhibit"A" and by this reference is incorporated into the within resolution. Passed by the Planning Commission on May 2nd ~ lggg and signed by me in authentication of its passage this 3rd day of MaY 1989. Planning Commission Chairman ATTEST: Planni g Com ssi Secretary . PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION NO. 166 _z PRELPLAT.89/PORES 10 Exhibit. "a" CITY OF CENTRAL POINT PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT Preliminary Plat Review DATE: 3/23/89 PROJECT NAME: Project No. Not Established PROJECT OWNER Randy Murien 30942 Highway 96 Horse Creek, CA 96045 Developer: Donald Stuckey P.O. Box 3391 Ashland, OR 97520 Project Location: T37S R2W WM Section 11D Tax Lots 800, 802, 803,804 & 805 STREET REQUIREMENTS Connecting Street 1. Pittview Avenue East, Local Street, County Jurisdiction Existing Width - 24 ft., Future Width - 36 ft. No curbs/gutters. Future - requires curbs and gutters. Existing sidewalks-none. Future - sidewalks required. Existing traffic - 160. trips/day. Projected including this development - 270 trips/day. 2. Pittview is in poor condition, however it is a county road. Normally, the City will negotiate with the County to participate financially either directly to the City or upgrading the existing street section with County crews. Obtain permit from County for all work with their County road. The City needs a deferred improvement agreement for costs associated with widenipg of Pittview Avenue, to include storm drainage, sidewalks and street lights. 3. Station of new street. should begin at center line of Pittview Avenue O+OOS. 4. A soils engineer must evaluate the strength of the soil (R-value) to determine the street section design. PLATRVW.89/PUBWKS 1 design for a minimum 20 year life given a daily traffic volume not to exceed 1000 vehicle trips per day and la truck traffic. 5. A street sign installation plan shall be included with the construction plans. The City will install the signs and bill the developer. 6. A street lighting plan shall be included in the construction documents according to the requirements identified by Pacific Power & Light. Intersection must be illuminated. 7. Provide cut and fill identifications on plans in order to determine subgrade compaction requirements. 8: Provide an intersection curb return control on the plan so that the curb return is in a plane, 2 way elevations. Horizontal scale 1" = 10'; Vertical Scale 1" = 1'. WATER SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS 1. An existing 8" water main exists in Pittview Avenue. 2. Fire hydrant installation .and coverage shall be approved by the City of Central Point Fire gepartment prior to approval of these plans for construction. 3. On the profile sheet showing sanitary sewer, storm sewer, and other utility crossing elevations. 4. At tee connection of pipe 4" or larger provide 2-way valuing. at cross connection of pipe 4" and larger provide 3-way valuing. 5. Valves 4" to 10" use-gate valves.- Valve 12" and larger use" butterfly valves. 6. Ductile iron pipe is the only pipe allowed in the Central Point Water system. 7. Thirty six inches (36") of cover from the top of asphalt to the top of pipe is required as a part of the water system construction requirements. 8. Provide for connection of property to the south of this develop- ment. 9. Stamp a "•A" in the curb where the water service crosses the curb PLATRVW.89/PUSWKS ~~ SANITARY SEWER REQUIREMENTS 1. On the profile, show water storm sewer and other utility crossing elevations. 2. Ladder rungs to be installed in each manhole of a depth greater than 3 feet. Use ladder step approved by Public Works Department. 3. All sewer service laterals shall have distance from nearest prop- erty corner abutting street shown on plan. Stamp and SS in curb where the service lateral crosses the curb. 4. Provide information on type of pipe to be used. 5. Provide for future connections from property south of this development. - 6. Connection of mainline at Pittview Avenue shall be done with a manhole. 7. An S" sanitary sewer exists in the R.O.W. of Pittview Avenue. This shall be the connecting-point for the sanitary sewer for this subdivision. STORM DRAINAGE REQUIREMENTS 1. On the profile show water, sanitary sewer and other utility crossing elevations. - 2. Curb inlet catch basins to be constructed to provide access to the City for maintenance. 3. In your design calculations for storm runoff, provide the service area shown or plan of each pipe section. 4. Calculate the carrying capacity of down stream facilities to assure that the addition of storm water from this development will not adversely affect any down stream facilities. 5. According to Page IV III B-4 of the Public Works Standards, no greater than 350 feet shall be allowed between catchbasins on any street or development. 6. Existing storm drainage system is located in Pittview Avenue, however, its capacity to carry this subdivision's runoff must be verified. MISCELLANEOUS REQUIREMENTS 1, Provide the square footage of each lot on the plans. 2. Make sure PUE is listed on Plat. 3. Complete a systems Inventory Sheet for all installations PLATRVW.B9/PUBWKS 3 13 (water, sewer, streets, street signs, street lights, storm drainage, curbs, sidewalks, and utilities) by approved stationing. The City will provide the form. 4. A $200.00 per lot Parks and Recreation fee shall be paid at the time of filing. for final plat. 5. Final Plat Plan check shall be completed and all cost incurred paid prior to sign off by the City of Central Point. 6. Include other utilities and crossings for all utilities including but not exclusively to gas, telephone, electric and cable T.V. 7. A grading plan shall be provided which corresponds to the cut and fill design of the streets and shall be in topographic format to assure all lots are drained. 8. Conduits shall be provided at each intersection to provide for gas or other utilities who are not able to determine location of services to be provided. 9. A subdivision agreement shall be prepared by the City of Central Point and signed prior to issuing of permit. for construction. PLATRVW.89/PUBWKS 4 / )~-r PIT TYIEW AVENUE Y-- • -• _ •• 1100 800 0 900 ~: 901 ss..' ,o~.r ioas' +sa•o~ +.r +oa•r. 1000 • 023Ac a 700 600 500 ~f00 200 ~ ~ O.R ~ /oLe - --- --5- ~2 k g 1101 32A.^. ,..sv .> - - ,,.,. --•~ ~ °040AC ~ . °0.43Ac . 1102•v///r,), Y X803 '. • 1 , qq~(~~~ .. C27nc rs- / LOO R : ® Q87Ac _ ~ ~042Ac 16 I9 • 21 ao4.a' 3 ,,,, a ~ .~ .,~s ioa~' wa.e• +so.oe 1300 ~' " ~ \ 2 I aoo ~ ,~ Jg' ~ ~ 150 ~ l l ~ Q - I 1600 2500 M CP /LIO) -lam V IC~IIJ ~r~~ MAP -- S T A F F R E P O R T -- T0: Planning Commission FROM: George Rubaloff, Administrative Assistant RE: Public Meeting eview and make recommendation to the City Council for Pr liminary Plat for Phase III of Stonecreek No.3 Subdivison DATE: 1 December 1989 Gary T. Whittle and John A. Duke have submitted a preliminary plat application for Phase III of Stonecreek No. 3 Subdivision. This phase of the proposed development encompasses fifteen lots and is located on Daniel Street between Glenn Way and Timothy Street. The property is zoned Residential Single Family (R-1-6). The procedure for processing the preliminary plat for a subdivision is outlined in Central: Point Municipal Code Chapter 16.24. Upon receiving this application, Staff reviewed .the plat .for .consistency with City development codes. -Public Works .Director Larry Blanchard is currently reviewing,the application and will prepare a report which discusses engineering elements associated to the proposed project. Mr. Blanchard's report will be available to Commissioners at the Planning Commission meeting. Staff has prepared the appropriate resolution for the Planning Com- mission consideration. After its review, Staff will forward the Commission's recommendation onto the City Council at the next regu- larly scheduled Council meeting. The following items are included for Planning Commission review: Item A - Certificate of Posting Item B -Proposed Planning Commission Resolution Item C - Preliminary Plat Application Item D - Tentative Plat Map (separate from agenda packet) GR:d1f STRP1201.89/PCWORK 1' 155 SO. SECONDST THE HEART OF THE ROGUE RNER VALLEY ~~ CENTRAL POINT, OREGON 97502 CERTIFICATE OF POSTING PHONE 664-3321 I G~'p r ~ B ~y ~G/ ~O F~ CERTIFY THAT ON THE z FOLLOWING DATE OF 2 °-~ /I~DdGmbc~ / ~ ~g , I POSTED A NOTICE r \ I ~ ~ ~ FOR A f U/,Gic /L1c~~/n~ bra ~L~/nn,i+~, Co~in.3sion f'~. ~Gdi~u-~ N~.3 ,4rc/im~ng ~ ,oG~af' ~/ STON=crceK ///~cla-e TIC ~vb~ivis~o~ AT OR NEAR 1. CGnf-/mar/ /~O/n f-- POST O~'~/~ °~ .. 2 Genf-iii/ /'o. ~ /3r~,~e'~ Gib~Q~7 ~ I ,,.,,..tr,: 3 CenrLra/ ~oin~ C,~ F-i.•c STt~f7o., II .,' r. 4 G', {~r yG7/~ f3v//C ~in ~Oa ~d ;.:a~. Si ur 29 /VOd<s~/~~ ~ /°J P9 Dace /~ PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION NO. A RESOLUTION ADOPTING_FINDINGS AND CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDING APPROVAL OF THE PRELIMINARY'PLAT FOR PHASE III OF STONECREEK N0. 3 SUBDIVISION WHEREAS, Gary T. Whittle and John A. Duke, subdividers and developers, have applied for approval of the preliminary plat for Phase III of Stonecreek No. 3, a subdivision generally located on Daniel Street between Glenn Way and Timothy Street in the southwestern quadrant of the City, more particularly described as Jackson County Tax Assessor's map page 37 2W lODB Tax Lot. 100; and, WHEREAS, a notice of public meeting was appropriately posted at the the Central Point Public Library, Central Point Post Office, Central Point Fire Sta- tion, and the Central Point City Ha11; and, WHEREAS, at a regular meeting on December 5, 1989 a review of the prelim- inary plat was held before the Central Point Planning Commission where opportuni- ty for testimony from proponents and opponents was provided; now, therefore, BE IT RESOLVED BYTHE_PLANNINGCOMMISSION OF THE CITY OF CENTRAL POINT, OREGON, AS FOLLOWS: Section 1. The relevant criteria applicable to said application is as follows: (a) The Comprehensive Plan designates the site as low-density residen- tial; (b) The Zoning Ordinance designates 'the site as R-1; (c) Central Point Municipal Code Chapter 16.24 describes. the infor- mation the Planning Commission must review in order to consider approval of a preliminary subdivision plat. Section 2. The Planning Commission hereby finds as follows.. The proposal meets the City's housing goal as described in the Comprehensive Plan because: (a) It ensures that adequate housing will be provided in the City of Central Point for persons regardless of age, family status, income level, race, ethnic background, sex, or religious affiliation. (b) It ensures that a variety of housing will be provided in the City in terms of location, type, price and tenure, according to the projected needs of the population. (c) It promotes the open and free choice of housing for all persons wishing to reside in Central Point. RESOLUTION N0. - 1 /'V PRELPLAT.89/PORES Section 3. The Planning Commission finds that the record herein and the. findings therefrom support the conclusion that the proposal is in compliance with the City's Comprehensive Plan and the applicable standards of the City's Zoning Code. The proposed preliminary plat is hereby approved subject to the requirements of the Public Works Department attached hereto as Exhibit "A" and by this reference is incorporated within this document. Passed by the Planning Commission on 1989 and signed by me in authentication of its passage this day of 1989. Planning Commission Chairman ATTEST: Planning Commission Secretary ' PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION NO. -2 RESOLUTION N0. - 2 / ~ PRELPLAT.89/PORES Applicaticn Filing Deadline CITY OF CENTRAL POINT Application for Preliminary Subdivision Plat Name l7 A ~V 7- W ITl ~ G 6= T qZ. ~ D ff it/ /j+ ~Gt .( d= Address , ~ . Qd~ / ,p 6~U - , y ~ / [C~~ ~~~~~ ~~~~~ Phone .Number r/'7Z-9']~ y Proposed Site Location Assessor's Map Page Location 3 7 L W /D D ~ Tax Lot(s) /O d Required Information: A legal description as it appears on the deed. Deed copies may be obtained at the Jackson County Assessor's Office Requested information as contained in the attached Central Point t4unicipal Code Sections 16.24.020 to 16.24.070 and completion of a Statement of Water Rights (form attached) I, G F}2.1 ~ (,~ ~l ]7LG certify that I am the owner or authorized gent of the owner of the proposed site (If authorized agent, attach written authority)~~) . (i(/ DateJ~ Z~ 8~ (Signature owner or authorized agent of owner, please indicate which) Application Fee: $100 Rece%r~d Pgymen7-viq Ch~cK.NC. Z26 - jZccc~t~'o~ ~F7oj7 LUAP/ADMINl ~ 3 ' REVIEWED .6X5-~ ~' ` ~ ~1 • WATER6'F.~-"' C:'CTP.:CT 13 DATE: ~//r~-~~8'9 STATEMENT OF WATE-l RIGHTS i~-ss~'sso~ N'~a-P ~0 37 Zw /Dl~.Q 7Z./oO 1. /. % The parcels identified within this plan, plat or replat DD NOT have a water right. How will water be applied to these lands? (i. e, city water supply, district supply, ar exempt well use) G (TY lrllkF-77=_2: Sign this form and .file with the plan, plat, or replat. 2. % / The parcels identified within this plan, plat or replat 00 have a water right, as issued to: P°*mit # Certificate # for use Permit # Certificate # for use Acres Township Range S~tion Tax-L.ot Number Proceed to back page arr7 zttach extra pages as n~essary. Sian this torn and mail with the plan, plat or replat to Water Resources Dept. The above inf ormation is true and complete to the best of my knowledge. Signd:~~~t ~2~~ ~ 1.U2~ ~{S Date: /I"'Zl 8~j Name : (type Or print) /~/~ g E,Q,7~ p~-. Ff~g, E~ Please do not write below this line. AC~CN'OYIL.~Gc'7.1ENT The Oregon Water Resources Department has received a statement of water rieht and revise? plan, plat or replat for the prcoerty listed below. / % The lartis identified within this plan, plat or replat DO NOT have a r~ord~ water right. / / The lands identified within this plan, plat or replat 00 have a r~orded water right , as 1ssUed t0:. Pe_mtit # Certificate # Acres Townshio Rance Section Use For the water Resources Oeyartmenc ~~ Oate: ._ ~ di ~ 37-JrJ•ro rc !$vo 4 2 vroa IpM n..na-a.euw u.e wr w,a l,...a.r.f.....+1 i~ZQL/. nl'r _ _••••.•-•___-_ SS-O7~J6 uaum Ran [AU eau ~ Jo J YP./ "' II rS,v KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, Thel JOIIN. A.., DUKE and C. LAWRENCE II Sea RODERTS and WII1T-LAW PROPERTIES. _SNC-.. ......... _... ...... .. ,h<rtiraalnr u/led penfar, II /or the eomideraGon hereinaltrr stared, don hereby frenf, berlain, ull ud eonveY uneo ~ ~ it JOIIN A. DUKE and GARY T. WIIITTLE as tenants in Common ~. I Ivrnna/Ier celled frnnrrc, end mm frenfee'r heir, w<f<aaon and milm dl of that «rrain real D•oprrfY with the ~~ r<nemenn, herediremenb erd enrvrremncea rhereunro belonlinl or in enYrr ePDerleirdraL ai meted in Ihr CounfY , d Jackson ,Stated Orefon, deuribrd Ar ldlowr, ro-witr I~ Sre legal description ettaehed hereto as Exhibit 'A' and made a pert of it Chia. document. i ~u~ ~I l013~ . ,: ~0.~~ la I ol~ of D oneGYec ~:{~, ('hay /t /~Q.rYIG.iYU~1z a~ . -~- ~J 00 ~ c I 0 TXIS IMSTflUNCNi WIEL XOT ALLOW VT( Or THC IMOPCRIY O[SCPIICO IM 1X15 IXSTRUNCM IN VIOLATION Of AIrLICAIIC IANO USC TAWS ANO NE4 VWATIOMS. BCrONE SIGN[M4 ON ACCEPTING IRIS IM SIXV Y[Nr. IN[ I[NSOM ACO NIXING f[C TI1LE TO INC 1110P[FIY $MOVLO CXECR TIM INC MreOCAIAI[<IIl OII COVM11 rIANNIMG'O[eA111N[MT 10 Y(MIR Ar PROYCa US[Z I YKI ny,lliCnllr, fVnnwl 01St 1"I.pl q~ I[Vl a:l a.eli To Hsvr end ro Hold the a unro rhr said lrent« and lronree•r heir, auccrsson Ord e W fm (P«rer. The vue and acruel wnvde~ rion Deid for Ilia neniler, tiered in rer.m d do!/en, is t None 4'However, the ecmd comidrrafion <OndaM1 d or indudu other Property or value liven or Dromiud which is yrr~ y^yI„ <omiderarian (indicate whia h).n (Tn... m.,.. n.r.«n rl. nn~nde+^.:r,w •renr.er., dwru e. d.rn..r. s.. nws a tits ) In eomlruinl this deed nrd where IM aonuar ao rMUirea; the dnfuln/includrr eheD/ure! and e/1 lrammnrifal chanter shall be implied ro make rM yroriaiom herrol eDP1Y Muel1Y ro eorporeriom and m irdividuala. !n Witiwa Whrceo/, the lmnror h.a raeeutrd ehia imrrumenr ehb 20t hdeY o/ Ap[ i 1 , 1988 ; it a eorporeh teatime, it hm uvaed its mme ro be rifrNd and un! d/iced by ira of/xer., dO/Y eurlwrixd thereto by ord.r ../ ib M.nrd ul dir.cron• ,Q/,C/f,a/-(_ a n1Y. Duke ~~ ~ ~~~ r Pe an vctlca o,e~Kq.,~,rr,~,.~I~ a ..:.,-t+'...,.--.--s.~..I ".C.e ................................. ~`~~ ® kc ~? ~yw"~~~~"~ •g C. LaYrr rner Roberts ~~n ~IitiN3ar~n• n A v nnaa aafa:ari ~u+aaa WIII LAW PROPE IFSS; NC:-~~..^--°-~-°'°""' w ..._..,-•. M...«-_......w.} m.: v.. v-. D ~ 1' e, Les. ST ATE OF ONEGON, )u STAT£Of AEfYO r..,ny Jd CkSOD )a CwnrT n/ Jackson ) Tt. ,.e Nn! imuenmr+« rlm.INf.d Mlwr nw rAir - April 20 .n88 ,ar Gary T. Wh•T.lt.}eT Tlr f«eE,:N Imnu,r.nl .r erae,a kdfd bl«e . • 1 a. rnl. _ AP.Fil 20 .u 88 eY °"~~e01f1a'[ .'r!MO ~ ~.. John A ~~ke and. C. Laurence - ;•', •- ~~ ~~ TT Whit-Lau Properties, Inc. '•. ai.~. ~„ .,/ rae[we.ri«r~.M Lka,N a7bk~~o.iA%1 v ~. ::,.: N«rT r,wm r> o,.wn n~,r. rm.f Ir a.f«• i il i ~..., 101! (sEM-k~ I;.(sEAE9116 ~rt.~'r<,ro+,a;enerp:r«: 12-07-68 xT r.,,a:..:.n..rL«: 12-07-88 li`ly~/•' w...,«,,,r:. .. Is~•.: 1. ~ .h.r ~rl..-....n J f•A.C AD{11CE,. C. LAWRENCE ROBEATS 1 1 a.djjT'~~T=.LAW PROPERTIES, INC. .P.O. Box 1488, Redford, OR 97501 JOIIN A. DUKE and GARY T.a WHITTLE P.O. Dox 1488, Hedf ord, Oregon 97501 a A.........r...~w. Mountain Title Eserov • 820 Crater Lake Avenue 1101 Redford, Oregon 97504 JOIIN A. DUKE and GARY T. WHITTLE' P.O. Box 1488 Mrdf ocd, Ore on 97501 9..a.. «., .... , . _. 2~ STATE OF OREGON,' .. aa. CwrnfY d ..........._ ................_......_. 1 c<ni/Y that the within imrN- menr Nm reeeired lur record on Ilat .... .. day d ........ ......Y%!..........119....._.. of ...... ...... o' Irxk . . M., and recordd in book/reel/v No ....................... on Dnfe . r of IK//1/e/inffN- menf/n:eroli r/rear 'on No....-..........., Record d «da d said nfy. Ifnesa mY hand • ?/ c«, r eNAre. ...r HY .............._.................................. Oepuf y ~ ai -~;~ Snowy gi~~k 66-07456 exNIDIT •A• _ ~ ~-7'13 :~ of 1 \~~QA ,1.L 1, 6~~\ l~,rr.a.~.~. 3 / 0 / ats~ Or9inning at lhr initial point on the West line of SNOWY BUTTE ORCIIARUS SUOUIVISION, lyiuy South 0' 07' 17' WPSC, 231.50 EPPt, from the Norlhwest cornrr lhrrrof, said polo[ also lips North 89' S1' 04' Wrst, 479.09 fret and South 0' 07' 17' West, 211.50 ~ ~ 'f~^/~.~ feet, from the initial point oC 51'ONECREEK NO. 1, said point /-I(. l~ also lies North, 2,416.81 Crrt, and Wrs[ 468.16 feet, of the Northwest cornrr of Donation Land Claim No. 65, Township 37 Souttt~,~ (I O~ I Range Z West, Willamette Meridian, Jackson County, Oregon; I (ty thrncr South 0' 07' 17' [Jest., along the Wrs[ line of said SNOWY ~' /l DUTTE OItCIlARDS SUDD[V15ION, 506.11 feet, to the Southwest corner. ~/ O !-1 G/ f LoG 'A' said SNOWY DUTTE ORCIIAROS SUODIVISLON;, Thence South r 1 S ,,,, _s s { o 89' 46' 4l' East, along Che SouW line of said Lo[ 'A', 450.07 ECPC, to [he Southeast corner Cllr reof; thencr North 45' 10' 19' Easc, along the Easterly line of aald Lot 'A', 14.17 fret, to the East line of Snowy Butte Lane; thrnce South 0' 07' 17' WPa[, along [he EasC~line of Snowy Ou[Le Lanr, 904.54 feet to a poiut lying Nort h0' 07' 17' West, Erom the South line of Loc 'L', SNOWY DUTTE ORCHARDS SUDDIVISIOfI; thrnce South 89' 46' 43' East, parallel~to the Sou[It lint of said Loc 'L', 150.00 fret; thence South 0' 07' 17' Wrsc, parallel to t hr East right of way line of Snowy Dutte Lane, ]00.00 fret, [o the South liar oC said Lot 'L'; thrnce Suutn 89' 46' 43' East, .along lhr South line of aSTONECREEK•N031185 feet, to tltr Soutllwrst corner of Lot 2, ^lock 5, thrncr along the Southerly and Westerly lints of said STONECREEK NO. 1, the following bearings and distances; Notch 02' 10' 36• Wes[, 134.47 Ertl; North 11' SB' 49' Wrsc, 50.00 feet; North 78' O1' 11' East, 48.12 f<•rt; North 19' il' 49' Nesc, 125.07 fret; South BO' 00' west, BO.UO f,Pet; North 11' 00' West, 14-0.00 Crr[; South 80' 30' W<•st, 15.00 Eeet; Nurtl! 25' JO' West, 265.00 fret; North 70'' 00' West, 65.00 fort; No rlh 12'.22' J9' West, 76.55 Eret; North 42. 00' Wrst, 85.02 tent: North Jl' S1' 04' Nest, 155.00 ter[; North 56' OB' S6' East, 45.00 fret; Notch 42' 00' WEsc, 128.00 feet; Notch 45' ]G' 04' Nrst, 50.00 Crrt; North 56' OB'~16' Wrst, 108.74 f eec; South ]8' 00' Wrs[. 77.00 Crrt; ^orth 79' 00' Wrs[, 60.00 fret; North, 80.00 fret; North U7' 30' Wrst, 155.00 Crrc; North 65' l0' East, 65.00 Cret; Nortlt 24' 30' Wes c, 50.00 Err[; thence leaving said S'fONECR Ef:K NO. 1 boundary lines, South 65' 30' Hest, 90.00 Err[; thencr Notch 21' 39' 20' West,~117.78 feet to the East-West cut-off lion, as deseriln•d in Land Sales Contract dated Nay 27, 1977, from Lawrence I. Leonard and Mildred Leonard [o John A. Duke, Ron Willcut[s and J. ClifF Motes, recorded as Instrument No. 77-10837, Official Ile cords of Jackson County, Oregon; thrnce North 89' S1' 04' Wrs[', along said East-Wrsc cut- off line, 186.30 feet, to the initial point of beginning. ' EXCEPTING THEREFROM: beginning a[ a concrete monument with metal disc for the Initial Po inc of beginning, From which the Northwest corner of Donation Lan Claim No. 65, Township J7 South, Ran92417W11CfeetlaudPEastHe446162 ~<ti9~ ' Jackson County, Oregon, brats South, ~~',.. fret; thrncr South 89' S1' 04' Easc, 166.30 fret to the trop Point ~ of beginning of that cer[ainboundary line described in Instrument No. 80-197G5 of the OCtieial Records of Jackson County, Oregon[ - l ~J~7. ~ thrnce along thae certain boundary line South 21' l9' 20' East, ~. Ir'~J~~ 118.04 Crrt ~(rrcord 117.78 Ler[); thrnce North 65' 30' 00' East,. `/ ~7 90.20 fret to the westerly boundary of STONCCREEX NO. 1 as found to f) be monume:.trd; thrnce along said westerly boundary the following ~•t; ~~' courses: South 24' 10' 00' East 50.00 feet, South 65' l0' 00• J' ., Wrsc fi5.01 (record 65.00) Errc, Soutn 7' 26' 26' Easc 155.02 ~t (record.Snuth 7' 30' Easc 155.00) Err[, South 0. 03' S5' East I l() 1 (ra•cord South) 80.00 feet[ thrncr leaving avid westerly boundary ` ~, of STONECREEK NO. 1, contlnur South 0' 03' S5' East 118.59 Eeet fr1 !`~~" to t he north line of a 20.00 Coot wide coed dedicated on the 1'1~ plat of SNOWY UU'rTE ORCIIARGS: lhrncr along the north line of sold dedicated road. North 89' 46' ]0' Wrst 274.95 feet to an angle poise; thrn<reontinue along .t hr cast line of said dedicated road, North 0' 07' 49' Easc 496.4] fort to the lniclal Point oC beginnin9• ~ Jackam Oouah. OlaOa~ Qwwd~d Of77C1AL YCCORD9 3:35 APR 2 1 B88 P.Di LATNLLtN 5 HCCLLTr J ~j ~ CF.EAL m,' IILCOkDfi ~- ._ PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION N0. A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING BARBER SHOPS, BEAUTY SALONS AND MANICURE SALONS AS A PERMITTED USE IN A C-5 ZONE WHEREAS, the City of Central Point Planning Director has requested an interpretation and determination for allowing manicure salons in a C-5 zone as a permitted use; and, WHEREAS, manicure salons typically fall under the broader category of beauty salons and barber shops and the City of Central Point Planning Commission has reviewed said use within its broader context; and, WHEREAS,. the City of Central Point Planning Commission determined that under certain nircumstances barber shops and beauty .salons including manicurists are similar and compatible with other permitted uses listed in Central Point Municipal Code Section 17.46.020; now, therefore, BEIT RESOLVED BY THE CITY OF .CENTRAL POINTPLANNING COMMISSION AS FOLLOWS: Section 1. .The Planning Corc¢nission finds that shopping centers and multi-use buildings exist or are created within the C-5 zone as a result of development, and finds further that hotels are a permitted C-5 use. Section 2. The Planning Commission finds that barber shops, beauty salons, and manicure salons are similar and compatible with other permitted uses in the C-5 zone if they can be located within a shopping center, multi-use buildings, and/or hotel lobbies and that said uses are not permitted ih any other planning zone within the City under these particu- lar circumstances. Section 3. Barber shops, beauty salons, and manicure shops are hereby ruled to be a permitted use in a C-5 Thoroughfare Commercial zone, City of Central Point Municipal Code Section 17.46.020 if said use is locat- ed so as to be sheltered within a shopping center, multi-use building, or n PLANNING COMMISSION RESO NO. ~ CSUSE/PORES hotel lobby within the C-5 zone. Passed by the Planning Commission on by me in authentication of its passage this 1989 and signed day of 1989. Planning Commission Chairman t~].anning Commission Secretary PLANNING COMMISSION RESO NO. CSUSE/PORES ~5