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HomeMy WebLinkAboutResolution 47 - Amend Zoning Ordinance to authorize medical servicesPLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION NO. 47 A RESOLUTION RECOMMENDING APPROVAL OF THE AMEND- MENT TO THE TEXT OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZE MEDICAL SERVICES, CLINICS AND LABORA- TORIES AS A PERMITTED USE IN THE C-5 ZONE WHEREAS, the Municipal Code sections relating to permitted uses in the C-5 zone do not allow medical services, clinics and laboratories, and the Planning Commission deems it appropriate to include medical services, clinics and laboratories as a permitted use in the C-5 zone; and, WHEREAS, the Planning Commission has initiated the foregoing amendment by passage of Planning Commission Resolu- tion No. 45, A Resolution of Intention of the Planning Commission to Amend the Text of the Zoning Ordinance to Authorize Medical Services, Clinics and Laboratories as a Permitted Use in the C-5 Zone; and, WHEREAS, notices of a Public Meeting held on January 5, 1982 were published in the Medford Mail Tribune on January 1, 1981 and January 4, 1982 and posted in three public places in the City in the week prior to the Public Meeting; and, WHEREAS, the Public Meeting was held on January 5, 1982; and, WHEREAS, testimony from proponents and opponents was heard at said Public Meeting; and, WHEREAS, the Planning Commission deems it appro- pr~.ate to amend the text o~ the Zoning Ordinance to authorize Page 1 - Resolution No. ~~ medical services, clinics and laboratories as a permitted use in the C-5 zone; now, therefore, EE IT RESOLVED BY THE PLANNING COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF CENTRAL POINT, OREGON: Section 1. That the Planning Commission recommends approval of the amendment to the text of the Toning Ordinance to include medical services, clinics and laboratories as a permitted use in the G-5 zone, which amendment shall be included in Section 17.46.020 A. Professional and financial, as Item 4. Passed by the Planning Commission and signed by me in authentication of its passage this $~t day of .~anuary, 1982. -,. , v ~ " Planning ommission Chairman ATTEST: ~T. ~ -- Planning GomEnission Secretary Approved by me this ~~~ day of .~anuary, 1982. - ~ ~ =- Planning Go :uniss~.on hairrnan Page 2 - Resolution No. ~7 Planning Commission Meeting City Hall Council Chambers January 5, 1982 Page Two 1} indicate to the Planning Commission the background of this property; 2) indicate the previously required conditions; 3) indicate to the Planning Commission that this plan has Planning Commissions approval.; 4) determine that the developer understands his obligations and is in agreement with said conditions and requirements. Chairman Frederick gave the Planning Commission a few minutes to review the two corrected pages of the Staff Report that were handed out tonight, Chairman Frederick pointed out that no action is required and that the, Site Plan Review (with conditions attached} which was previously approved is valid. He then asked the applicant, l3ave Simas, to step forward. Mr. Simas advised that he had had a chance to review the history of the property and the previous conditions of the approved Site Plan Review. He advised that he was not aware of the requirement that he improve Snowy $utte. Mr. Simas was then advised that the condition that required improvement of Snowy Butte was a requirement of the Minor Land Partition which created the two lots. Tf the conditions were not met, then the Minor Land Partition would not be valid. Commissioner Freeman raised two final questions: one with respect to the starting and completion time of construction and one with respect to piggyback parking. Staff advised that there had been no agreement made on the starting or completion time and that plans had been approved allowing the piggyback parking. 'There was na further discussion on this item, B. Resolution i~o. , A Resolution Recommendin A royal of the Amendment to the Text of the Zoning ordinance to Authorize Medical Services Clinics and Laboratories as a Permitted Llse in the C-5 Zone Chairman Frederick advised that the Planning Commission had previously passed a Resolution of Intent and now needs to pass a Resolution Recommending Approval to amend the text of the Zoning Ordinance to authorize medical services, clinics and laboratories as a permitted use in the C--S zone. All of the Planning Commission members felt that this item was adequately covered at the last Planning Commission meeting. Planning Commission Meeting City Hall Council Chambers January 5, 1982 Page Three Commissioner Himmelman made a Resolution Recommending Appro Zoning Ordinance to Authorize as a Permitted Use in the C-S Christy seconded the motion. Hirmnelman, yes; Novasad, yes; voted in favor of the motion, motion to approve Resolution No. A val of the Amendment to the Text of the Medical Services, Clinics and Laboratories Zone, as Resolution No. 47. Commissioner Roll call vote: Christy, yes; Freeman, no; Piland, yes. The majority of the ComE-nissioners and the motion carried. C. Resolution No. , A Resolution of Recommendation of A raval of a Variance at 433 North First Street, Jackson Count Ma Page 37-2~~-3DC, Tax Lot 1400 Chief Penicook read the resolution and the Staff Report on this item. He advised that the words "of Recommendation" should be stricken from the heading of the resolution. The Planning Commission needs to list its findings in order to complete Items A, B and C of Section 1 of this resolution. Chairman Frederick suggested the Planning Commission review the minutes of the last meeting to refresh themselves on their reasons for granting this variance. Chairman Frederick called a recess at $:22 P.M. Chairman Frederick called the meeting back to order at 8:30 P.M. After some discussion, the following findings were prepared: A. There are extraordinary circumstances applying to this land, wi~ich do not apply generally to land in the same district because recently imposed R-3 zoning creates an exceptional condition for this lot compared to other lots in the same district. B. The granting of the application is necessary for the preservation of the substantial property right of the applicant to utilize the land according to the stated purposes of the R-3 zone. C. The granting of the application will not be outweighed by the adverse effects to the health or safety of persons residing in the neighborhood of the property of the appli- cants, and wi11 not be materially detrimental to the public welfare or injurious to property or improvements in said neighborhood because the intended use is compatible with the R-3 district,