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HomeMy WebLinkAboutDecember 17, 1974 Central Point Planning Commission Meeting of December :17, 1974 The Meeting was called to order at 7:30 P.M. by Chairman Don Banks. Roll call was made with the following results: Members present- Bradshaw, Holbrook, McManama, Loveland and Proctor. Members absent- Emery, Morrison and Zieser. Also present were Community Development Engineer Lloyd Replogle and City Administrator Ron Young. A few interested citizens were also present. Chairman Don Banks asked if there were any corrections or additions to be made to the November 20, 1974 Minutes. Administrator Young noted one (1) correction on Page 2, Letter B should read "upon final acceptance of the houses for occupancy." Administrator Young said that sidewalks by Ordinance are only required on building permits of the houses. With no further corrections or iddditionals, the Minutes were approved as corrected. Note: Correction has been made as reflected in the November 20, 1974 Minutes) Chairman Banks opened the discussion on the Corcoran Subdivision Preliminary Plat, NW4 Sec. 10; TWP 37S R2W, West Pine Street proposed 11 lots. Chairman Banks recognized Inge Gruber, Engineer for Myron Corcoran. She said that the West Pine Street easement still needs to be discussed and that she and Mr. Corcoran are not in agreement with the Open Space Ordinance requirement of money and land within the Subdivision and will bring this matter before the City Council. Inge Gruber told the Planning Commission that #793.03 in lieu of payment for open space requirement was agreeable. Administrator Young said that the engineering improvements would have to be submitted with draw- ings and then submitted for final approval of the Subdivision. At this time a discussion was held. The Chair recognized Mr. Myron Corcoran. Mr. Corcoran said that he will not donate a 10 foot strip of land as required by the Plan- ning Commission. Mr. Corcoran said it would ruin his house and that it is not ethical, logical nor feasible. Mr. Corcoran stated that he has given all the land he plans to, and if any land is to be donated, it will have to come from the other side of the road! Chairman Banks recognized Inge Gruber. Inge said that the City has control on the two lots for future building and that they will get the plans approved and inspected by the City before applying for a building permit. Administrator Young said that in this particular case everything must be brought before the City Council. A motion was made by Holbrook, seconded by McManama to accept the Subdivision with the conditions as set forth by the Planning Commission (Conditions in- cluded in Minutes). The Grange Co-Op Building Addition Plan Review was brought up for discussion. Administrator Young said that the plans have not been brought back from the Fire Marshall's Office. The Grange Co-Op building addition plan review will be handled on January 21st at the regular Planning Commission meeting. Ervin Weathers was recognized by the Chair and spoke about the Mobile Home Park Ordinance Review. Mr. Weathers asked the Commission why a 6' fence was being put around the mobile park. Doreen Bradshaw asked Mr. Weathers why /he did not want the fence. Mr. Weathers aid it would give the people a view of the fence and other trailers, and would cut off any view of the countryside. A very lengthy discussion was held on the different types' of fences, walls, bushes, etc. , that could be put up around the mobile' park. Commissioner Holbrook recommended a work session be held to go through the Mobile Home Park Ordinance. Chairman Banks: suggested the work session be held the first Tuesday in January. The date set was January .7', 1975. The Scenic Village Subdivision Agreement was opened for discussion. This agreement is basically the same one that has already been brought before the Planning Commission except the escalation clause was taken out. Administrator Young read a letter of resignation dated December 17, 1974 , from Commissioner Ron Zieser. Heger to letter) With no further business to be,brought before the Planning Commission, a motion was made by McManama, seconded by Bradshaw to adjourn the meeting. The Meeting wasadjourned at 9:20 P.M.