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HomeMy WebLinkAboutSeptember 16, 1975 • V a�le Planning Commission Minutes September 16,:1975 - - 7:30 P.M. ., The Planning Commission meeting was called-to order at 7:30_P:M. by Chairman Don Banks. Roll call found the following members present: Emery, Loveland, Phillips; Griffin, and Lees.. .Absent being Commissioner McManama. Also present were Building Inspector R.J. Ritchey, Secretary Janice Corbett and a few interested citizens. 'the minutes of August �19, 1975 were .brought.up.for approval.-- Since..there were no corrections or additions to be made the minutes were approved as presented. Chairman Banks stated that the Public Hearing regarding .Dan Hayes .Upholstery at 141 South 7th Street was held at the August 19th meeting and that no new information could be brought before the Commission• at this time. At this time the Chairmen asked if Mr. Hayes was present., -He was-not present. Chairman Banks asked the Commission if they had anything to say. Commissioner Eojry said that the business in question is in an:R-3 Zone and a business is not allowed unless by conditional use permit which can only be issued by the Planning.Commission.- Chairman Banks'said. the:business cannot be a full time.occupation. There being.no further-deliberation, motion was made- by.Griffin;, seconded by Phillips to deny the.application for a conditional use permit. Roll call vote: Emery yes- Loveland, yes; , Phillips, yes; Griffin, yest Lees, yes; Banks, yes. hth all in favor, motion carried. A letter from Bob Milts, Marquess and Marquess Engineers, regarding the Leonard, Flanagan & Farnsworth Subdivision was read by Commissioner to set this off to a study session. ' The study session date was set for September 30th, 7:30 P.M., in the.'City Hall Council Chambers. With all in favor, motion carried. The Chair recognized Mr. Mitch Hull, developer of the Kathryn Kilbourn dublex. The plans were reviewed by the Commissioners. Short discussion followed. Motion was made by Loveland, seconded by Lees to approve the plan review. Roll call vote: Emer7, yes; Loveland, yes; Phillips, yes; Griffin, yes; Lees, yes; Banks, yes. With all in favor, motion carried. At this time Chairman Banks opened the public hearing regarding John Pellegrinots application fora custom meat shop at 961 Oak. Mr. Pellegrino was recognized by the Chair and approached the Commission. Pellegrino explained to the Commission that he intends his business to be a public service .to the farmer. A question was raised as to how many and what type of vehicles will be used. Pellegrino stated he will only be using 1 vehicle which is a van he has had for some tine. Mr. Pellegrino emphasized that there would be no traffic congestion or numerous vehicles coming or going from his property. A question ,sas raised as to any excess waste. Mr. Pellegrino said that-he will not touch any animal until it has been skinned and hanging for 8 to 10 days. He stated that the bones are discarded. Mr. Pellegrino said that his plans at the present is for his business to be only part time, but if the business "clicked" where it became more than a part time operation he would than move into a commercial area. ?A question was raised as to the problem of animal odor. Mr. Pellegrino said that there would be no odor since he keeps his cooler from 32 degrees to 38 degrees. He stated that at this temperature it would be too cold for there to be any odor. Mr. .Pellegrino emphasized that he would like to .kriow if any of his neighbors were against his setting up a custom meat shop. At this time, Chairman Banks asked if there were any opponents. Mr. Robert Hall, 96 Bigham Drive, was recognized by the Chair. Mr. Hall said he would like to ask Mr. Pellegrino some questions. Mr. Hall asked Mr. .Pellegrino if his business was going to be 'part—time the year round. Mr. Pellegrino said Ahat the bulk of his business would be from hunting season until the middle of January or February and that the rest of the year is very slow for meat cutters. In discussion the noise factor of the cooler Mr. Hugo, 98 Bigham Drive was recognized. Mr. Hugo said that he hears the cooler bit it sounds like an outdoor air conditioner. Mr. Hall asked Chairman Banks that if Mr. Pellegrino was granted a conditional use permit, could it be taken over by another party. Chairman Banks replied that the permit would only be in effect for Mr. Pellegrino. Mr. Hall asked Mr. Pellegrino if he planned to have signs to advertise his business in any way. Mr. Pellegrino said that his business will be on a one to one basis. He does have business cards. Chairman Banks recognized Terry Jazdzewski, 121 Bigham. In previous discussion the Planning Commission that the workshop had been built only a while ago but Terry explained that the building was built approximately 20 years ago. Dick Chambers, 200 Saxbury, was recognized by the Chair. It was explained to Mr. Chambers that wince he did not live within 300 feet of the business in question he would not speak for or against. Chairman Banks closed the public hearing. Motion was made by Lees, seconded by Finery to approve the application for a conditional use permit with the following stipulated conditions: 1. Wholesale only,.. ' 2. Sound abatement on:compressor.'if.necessary 3. Part-time only . . Roll call vote: Emery, yes; Loveland, yea; Phillips, yes; Griffin, yes; Lees, yes; Banks, yes. With.all in. favor, motion carried. Mr. Robert Ashenberner, 1294 Corona, Medford; was recognized by the Chair. Chairman Banks said.that'Mr. .Ashenberner-will have, to pay a double building permit fee as a result of not obtaining a building permit. Building Inspector Ritchey said that the building does not conform.to fire Zone I requirements since it is a frame building. R.J. said the reason the report be submitted to the Commissionerse"was so.it would go 'on record in the files. Motion was made by Griffin, seconded by Emery.to approve the plan review for the moulding mill. " Roll call vote: Emery, yes; Loveland, yes; Phillips, yes; Griffin,- yes; .Lees, yes; Banks,. yes. With`all in favor, •motion carried. Miscellaneous Matters Letter pf resignation was read by Chairman Banks from Del Curry and Tom Lees. Motion was made by Griffin.-seconded-by Loveland to adjourn the meeting. Meeting adjourned at 8:50 P.M. a ' ce Corbett, Secretary '