HomeMy WebLinkAboutCAC Packet - February 6, 2003CITIZEN'S ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Thursday, February 6, 2003 - 6:30 p.m.
Central Point City Hall
I. MEETING CALLED TO ORDER
II. ROLL CALL/INTRODUCTIONS
Herb Farber, Chair; Damian Idiart; Sam Inkley Sc; Sam Inkley Jr.;
Walter Mocrygemba; Rick Perry; and Peg Wiedman
III. MINUTES
IV. PUBLIC APPEARANCES
V. BUSINESS
A. City Council Retreat Summary
B. Pazks Master Planning Open House Summary & Survey
C. City Wide Zone Changes
VI. MISCELLANEOUS
VII. ADJOURNMENT
City of Central Point
Central Point Citizen's Advisory Committee
Minutes
Thursday, February 6, 2003
6:30 P.M.
Meeting Called to Order
II. Roll Call: Herb Farber, Chairman; Sam Inkley, Jr, Sam hildey, Sr.,
Damian Idiart, Rick Perry, Peg Wiedman, and Walter Moczygemba were present.
Also in attendance were Tom Humphrey, Planning Director; and Dave Arkens,
Planning Technician.
III. Minutes from the Tuesday, November 12, 2002 meeting were approved.
IV. Pub6cappearances
There were no public appearances.
V. Business
A. City Council Retreat Summary
Tom Humphrey discussed [he City Council and Staff Retreat that he attended January ] 1,
2003. He explained the Goals, Objectives, Strategies, and Projects of the City and read
the Mission Statement for the City. Mr. Humphrey then read and explained some of
those goals (See attached Mission Statement, Statement of Values, Goals, and Goals
Objectives, Strategies, and Projects).
B. Parks Master Plauuiug Opea Hause Summary & Survey
Dave Arkens summarized the process of the Pazks Master Plan. Mr. Arkens stated [hat
the Parks process is going very smootldy and at the Parks Open House held Tuesday,
Febmary 4, 2003, 50 Central Poin[ residents were present to voice their ideas, opinions
and concerns. Mr. Humphrey then explained the reason we organized a Pazks Master
Plan Committee and stated that our Pazks Master Plan is about 20 years old and we are
looking to update that plan.
C. City Wide Zone Change
Mr. Humphrey explained that the City has aeeas that have not developed according to the
zoning district they aze in. The City Planning staff are in the process of "house cleaning"
or re-zoning those areas [o match the development that has taken place.
AREA "J" (Presently C-4, Proposed R3) =Located between N. Th St. sad N. 9`" St.
along the South side of Manzanita St. and the triangle piece north of Manzanita St.
Mr. Humphrey explained the current C-4, Tourist and Office zoning and that the City
Council has indicated that this area may be better served if the zoning were to change [o
R-3, Multiple Family Residential. Committee Member Damion Idiart suggested that we
extend the TOD District Boundary to include the azea north of the alley and change i[ to
HMR-High Mix Residential/Commercial Committee Member Sam Inkley, Sr. suggested
we may be going backwards in our zoning practices with this azea. The consensus of the
committee was to change the triangle piece north of Manzanita St. to R-3, the lots north
of the alley to HMR, and leave lots south of the alley at C-4.
AREA "I" (Presently Rd-S, R-3 and C-N, Proposed R-3) =Located off o[N. 3`a St.
and Scenic Ave.
Brad Miller, Miller Estates, gave a brief history of this area and explained the future of
the property he owns within the area. It was suggested that if we are to meet the density
requirements of the R3 zoning that the zoning [ex[ be changed to indicate a minimum
and maximum amount of units [hat could be placed in each zone. The conceptual design
of this area was passed around and the consensus was to try and use the conceptual
design in this area at least on the west side of N. 3rd St.
AREA "H" (Presently a mix of Residential Zoning, Proposed Civic) =Locations
include School District N6 soccer [fields on Upton Rd., Jewett and Central Point
Elementary and Scenic Middle School.
Mc Humphrey explained each site. This change would allow for schools to have
concession stand for different events. A suggestion to make a clear definition of a
"concession stand" was introduced [o make clear what type of commercial activity could
or could not be allowed in these areas. The consensus was to change these areas to Civic.
AREA "G" (Preseatly R-lfi and R-2, Proposed R-2) =Location of Miller Estates.
Mr. Humphrey pointed out that the staff will have to review this area again and indicated
that this is a PUD and that R-1-6 or R-2 would fit with this develop.
AREA "F^ (Currently GC, Proposed MMR and one lot HMR) =Location is the
west side o[N. Y` St. from Manzanita St. north to the end.
There was little decision about this area and the consensus was to make the change.
AREA "E" (Currently R-1-6, Proposed R-3) =Location is between S. 7`" St. and
Freeman Rd, and Oak St. and Ash St.
Mr. Idiart suggested that the present density of this area should be presented before it is
proposed to change since there aze mostly Single Family Dwellings here. This item was
tabled,
AREA "D" (Currently R-1-8 and R-1, Proposed R-1-6) =Location is south o[
Hopkins Rd, east of Bursell Rd. and north of Beall Ln. (see map for greater detail)
Mr. Humphrey explained the history of these areas developing into single-family
dwellings instead ofmulti-family dwellings. The consensus was to make the change to
these areas.
AREA "C° (Currently R-1-8 and R-1-6, Proposed Civic) =Locatioa is along
Hamrick Rd, and W. Vitas Rd, at the cemetery, park and the new BCVSA facility.
The consensus was to make the changes in [his azea except for the three residential tax
lots across from Naples Dr. These three tax lots should be left as R-I-6.
AREA'B" (Currently being reviewed [or Master Plan)
No immediate changes.
AREA "A" (Currently R-3 and R-1-8, Proposed R-2 and R-1-6) =Location is
Central Point East Development Phase 3 and part of Phase 1 and the easterly lots of
Parkview Subdivision.
The discussion was aimed toward identifying tax lot sizes in the current R-3 area and
depending on those sizes the changes could be made [a R-1-6 or R-1-8. There was
consensus to change the Parkwood Subdivision [o R-2 and the other area to R-1-6 except
for one lot immediately across from Btookdale Ave, on Meadowbrook Dt. This lot
should be changed to R-2.
VI. Miacellaneoua
None
VII. Adjournment
The committee adjourned at approximately 9:30 P.M.