HomeMy WebLinkAboutResolution 41 - Repealing Resolutions 31, 32 and 33PLANNING COMMISSION
RESOLUTION NO. 41
RESOLUTION REPEALING PREVIOUSLY PASSED
RESOLUTION NO'S. 31, 32 and 33
WHEREAS, the Planning Commission had previously passed
Resolution No's. 31, 32 and 33 without proper Resolutions of
Intent or application as required by Municipal Code Section
17.88.020; and, now, therefore,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE PLANNING COMMISSION OF THE CITY
OF CENTRAL POINT, OREGON:
Section ~.. That the Planning Commission hereby repeals
Resolution No. 31, A Resolution of Recommendation of Approval of
a Modification to the Zoning Ordinance, Nonconforming Uses,
Specifically Section 17.56.060, Item B.2.; Resalution Na. 32,
A Resolution of Recommendation of Approval of the Addition of a
Definition far Short-Term Uses, Section 17.08.368, and the Addi-
tion of a Definition far Temporary Uses, Section 1'7.08.383 to the
Ordinance; anal Resalution No. 33, A Resalution of Recommendation
of Approval of the Addition of Short-Term Uses and Tetnparary
Uses as Conditional Uses in All Commercial Zones, in their en-
tirety.
Passed by the Planning Commission and signed by me in
authentication of its passage this 15th day of December, 1981.
Panning Commission Chairman
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ATTEST:
Planning Commission Secretary
Approved by me this lath day of December, 19$l.
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Planning Commission Meeting
City Hall Council Chambers
December 15, 1981
MEETING CALLED TO ORDER
Chairman Orrin Frederick called the meeting to order at 7:20 P.M.
ROLL CALL
Present were Chairman Orrin Frederick and Commissioners Owen Christy, George
Freeman, Louise Novasad and Chuck Filand, who was appointed to Planning
Commission Position ~~'7 by the City Council on December 3, 1981. Commissioner
Himmelman had called and notified Chairman Frederick that she would be un-
able to attend tonight's meeting. Also present were Mayor Don Jones, Council-
member Donna kiigginbotham, City Administrator David Kucera, Planner Ron Hough,
Fire Chief David Penicook and Planning Commission Secretary Luci Miller.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
December 1, 1981 Planning Commission Meeting
Commissioner Novasad made a motion to approve the minutes of the December 1,
1981 Planning Commission meeting as submitted. Commissioner Christy seconded
the motion. Roll call vote; Christy, yes; Freeman, yes; Novasad, yes; Piland,
yes. All Commissioners voted in favor of the motion, and the motion carried.
CORRESPONDENCE
No correspondence was brought before the Planning Commission at this meeting.
PUBLIC APPEARANCES
No public appearances were made at this Planning Commission meeting.
BUSINESS
A. Resolution No. , A Resolution Repealing Previousl Passed Resolution
No's. 31, 32 and 33
Chief Penicook advised that this resolution repeals the resolutions which
had been approved without Resolutians of Intent and that corrected resolu°
tions would be presented later in the meeting. Resolutions of Intent for
the items covered in these resolutions were passed at the last Planning
Commission meeting.
Commissioner Freeman made a motion to approve Resolution No. A
Resolution Repealing Previously Passed Resolution No's. 31, 32 and 33,
as Resolution No. 4l, with the condition that the resolution be retyped
to include the titles of the resolutions to be repealed within the text
of said Resolution No. 41. Commissioner Christy seconded the motion.
Planning Commission Meeting
City Hall Council Chambers
December 15, 1981
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Roll call vote: Christy, yes; Freeman, yes; Novasad, yes; Piland, yes.
All Commissioners voted in favor of the motion, and the motion carried.
B. Resolution No. , A Resolution Recammendin A roval of the Amendment
to the Text of the Zonin Ordinance to Allow Sma11 Engine 5a1es and
Service as a Conditional Use in the C-5 Zone
Chief Penicoak advised that this resolution was one of the previously
passed resolutions, which had a Resolution of Intent passed at the last
Planning Commission meeting,
There followed a discussion on whether this item should fall under
Section 17.46.020, Item F, pertaining to similar uses, or whether
it should be listed as a conditional use under Section 17.46.030 as
Item Z. It was decided that it is in the best interest of the citi-
zens of Central Point to add items such as this as conditional uses,
thereby providing the Planning Commission the opportunity to review
the matters and act upon same as they see fit.
Commissioner Freeman made a motion to approve Resolution No. , A
Resolution Recommending Approval of the Amendment to the Text of the
Zoning Ordinance to Allow Small Engine Sales and Service as a Condi-
tional Use in the C-5 Zone, as Resolution No. 42. Commissioner Christy
seconded the motion. Roll call vote: Christy, yes; Freeman, yes;
Novasad, yes; Piland, yes. All Commissioners voted in favor of the
motion, and the motion carried.
C. Resolution Na. , A Resolution Recommendin A roval of the Amendment
to the Text of the Zonin Ordinance to Prohibit Ex ansion Without
Structural Modification of Class "B" Nonconforming Uses
Chief Penicaok again advised that this was another of the resolutions
previously passed without a Resolution of Intent. The Resolution of
Intent was passed at the last Planning Commission meeting. Commissioner
Freeman expressed concern that the passage of this resolution would
effectively prohibit expansion of home occupations. A discussion
followed on whether or not home occupations should be considered non-
conforming uses. Planner Ron Hough advised that he felt home occupations
were not to be considered as nonconforming uses. Home occupations are
reviewed annually and if there was a problem with compatibility, they
can be denied the next year`s permit, It was pointed out that the reason
for passing this resolution is to prohibit expansion of the Class "B"
nonconforming uses which are not in conformance with the comprehensive
land use plan. By allowing these nonconforming uses to expand, we en-
courage non-compliance to the comprehensive plan. IC is the intention
that eventually the Class "B" nonconforming uses be phased out over a
period of time.