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Planning Commission Meeting Minutes
December 3, 1991 - Page One
I. MEETING CALLED TO ORDER
at 7:09 p.m.
II. ROLL CALL: Present were: Garth Ellard, Rick Bettenburg, Candy Fish,
Lloyd Governor,And Chuck Piland. Also present were: George Rubaloff,
Administrative Assistant, and Cecelia Gordon, Planning Commission
Secretary. Karolyne Hugo-Johnson had called in with a time conflict.
Bob Matthews was also absent.Chairman Ellard welcomed Mayor, Roger
Westensee,who was attending the Planning Commission Meeting for the
first time.
III. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
Commissioner Piland moved to approve the Minutes of the November
12,1991 Planning Commission Meeting. Commissioner Governor
seconded the Motion. Roll Call Vote: Governor, yes and Piland yes,
Bettenburg and Fish abstained and the Motion passed by a unanimous
vote. Fish stated for the record that she had called in to inform the
Commission that she would not be at the November meeting.
IV. CORRESPONDENCE - None
V. BUSINESS
A. Review and Discussion of Resolution Recommending Approving of
Zoning Amendment related to allowing medical uses to revert to
residential uses and subsequently convert to medical uses in the C-2(M)
zone (Medical Office and Professional).
George Rubaloff referred to the Resolution contained in the Packet and
the November 7, 1991 letter received from Jacobson, Jewett and
Thierolf, Attorneys at Law representing the applicant (Exhibit A) and
entered it into the record by reference. Rubaloff commented that Staff
did not agree with a comment in Exhibit A which referred to the C-2 M
Zone as obsolete, due to Crater Hospital's no longer operating at the
hospital site.
The Commission inquired if there were any conflicts from the property
owners in the affected zone. Rubaloff stated that he had been able to
explain to anyone who had inquired about the change and that the
callers had felt comfortable with the new zoning amendment.
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Planning Commission Meeting Minutes
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Rubaloff also referred to, and entered into the record, a telephone
conversation with Len Merriman of the Rogue Valley Medical Services
during which he said he supported the proposed zoning amendment,
however, Mr. Merriman also stated that the C-2M Zone should remain
intact to support the existing medical uses adding that Serenity Lane is
licensed as a hospital.
B. Resolution No. 229, a Resolution Recommending Approval of Zoning
Amendment Related to Allowing Medical Uses to Revert to Residential
Uses and Subsequently Convert to Medical Uses in the C-02(M) Zone.
George Rubaloff referred to the proposed Resolution which staff had
prepared to reflect the Commission's conclusions from the November 12,
1991 Public Meeting regarding the C-2M Zone text amendment, and
read it aloud to those in attendance. He also said that in preparation for
the Public Hearing for the December 19, 1991 Council Meeting, 62
notices were sent to the property owners that were within the 100 foot
radius of the area affected by the new Zoning Amendment.
Commissioner Bettenburg moved that the Commission approve
Resolution No. 229 as written. Commissioner Piland seconded the
Motion.
Roll Call Vote: Bettenburg, yes; Fish, yes; Governor, yes; and Piland,
yes, and the Motion carried unanimously.
VI. MISCELLANEOUS
Rubaloff discussed items that may appear on January Agenda, including
M & M Trucking applying for a Conditional Use Permit and Site Plan.
V/I. ADJOURNMENT
Commissioner Bettenburg moved that the meeting be adjourned.
Commissioner Fish seconded the Motion. A voice vote carried the
Motion and the Meeting adjourned at 8:10 PM.
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