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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMarch 20, 1973 Central Point Planning Commission ' March 20, 1973 The meeting of the Central Point Planning Commission was called to order at 7:30 P.M. by Chairman Cal Bowers. Present were Members Zieser, McManama, Bradshaw, Bowers, Mayes and Damon. Absent were Banks; Hull and Dixon. Minutes of the February 20th Meeting were approved. First item was a fence variance for Ray Childers, 320 West Pine who requested a higher fence for privacy. The Commission denied the request because it was unwilling to set a precedent for inconsistency in fences throughout the City. Motion to deny the request was made by Damon and seconded by Zieser. Motion carried. Next item was the Farnsworth, Flanagan, Leonard and Budd street design. Mayes moved to accept the concept of roads as laid out, subject to plats and re- ports submitted in the future on the Flanagan, Farnsworth, Leonard, Budd- property. Motion seconded by McManama. Motion carried. Time Oil Company presented a plan for underground storage tanks. McManama moved to accept the plan for underground tanks subject to the rules and reg- ulations as set forth in State Statutes and in compliance with City Code. Seconded by Damon. Motion carried. Valley Estates Subdivision was studied and approved by the Review Board. ' Member McManama moved approval of Valley Estates Subdivision Unit #1 as approved by the Review Board on March 12, 1973. Seconded by Zieser, motion carried. Germano Off-site Sewer was discussed at the Review Board. Mrs. Germann and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bruce were at the Planning Commission meeting and added to the discussion held at the Review Board. The Bruces felt the easement for the 0£f-site Sewer Line was worth some monetary value but they agreed to pay a $25.00 fee per connection to the Germano line. Mrs. Germano, while agreeing to this formula at the Review Board, had since decided the Bruce's should pay for the amount of line they did not have to build and asked that the matter be returned to the City Council. Mr. Bruce suggested charging for the tape in excess of the cost to re-imburse people for off-site improvements in the future. Member Damon moved that based on the $25.00 fee per hook-up. (See Ordinance 10-2.29, 4C2) Sierra Vista #1 and #2 and Temple Court be assessed for 34 lots hooked onto the Germano Off-site in the amount of $850.00, Mazama Village be assessed at the rate of $25.00 per hook-up for a total of 75 lots in the amount of $1,875.00; that the Carr property be assessed 1 hook-up or $25.00 at such time as the property is hooked into the sewer line if it is within the 10-year period. This will end the Germano's claim to further reimburse- ment on the Off-site sewer line. Seconded by McManama. Motion carried. The Committee to study the Van Wey market situation will meet March 28th at 10:00 A.M. and give a report at the next meeting. The Rutter Mobile Home Park application has been withdrawn. Bill Bockmeyer, representing Darryl Summerfield, wanted to know the feasibility of dividing some property on North Third Street for future building sites. Chairman Bowers recommended specific plans be submitted through proper channels. Mr. Newt Mead, Developer of West Pine Villa, came to report that he had not been approached about purchase of 2 lots needed to vent the new Horn Creek Sub- division into the West Pine Villa Subdivision and through onto West Pine Street. He further stated the covenants on West Pine Villa do not allow lots to be used for any purpose other than building and that the required set-backs would not allow streets where they are proposed. Mr. Mead further stated the residents do .not want a street beside their homes and that the extra traffic on Rachel Drive would greatly overload the street. Member Zieser moved that the Planning Commission go on record as rescinding any previous consideration of Mr. Russell' s application for Horn Creek Subdivision pending clarification of right of ingress and egress from West Pine Villa #2. This recommendation is to the City Council for their consideration. Motion seconded by McManama. Motion carried. Bob Knight asked for permission to tear down a house and consider a triplex on the property. Chairman Bowers asked that Mr. Knight go through proper channels. Tru-Mix requested variance for a swimming pool to be built on the Glenn Turnbull property which would extend 8' into the 20-foot setback. Member McManama moved the request be denied. Seconded by Mayes, motion for denial carried. The Commission would reconsider if the pool were moved byond the 20-foot setback. A communication from Attorney Frank Van Dyke representing Flanagan, Farnsworth, Leonard and Budd was read. No action needed at this .time. An inquiry from H.O. Martin concerning the Krupp property was noted. The Commission doesn't have the information necessary to act yet. A communication from the Attorneys for Conifer 313 pursuant to the March 27, 1973 Public Hearing was noted. Resolution #172 was presented and time given for discussion. No action taken. The Mobile Home committee gave a report and discussion followed. No action taken. Member McManama moved to adjourn at 10:15 P.M. Seconded by Zieser, motion carried.