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Study Fleeting
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Meeting called to order at 8:00 p.m.; Chairman Martin presiding
FOR STUDY:
1. RESUBDIVISION - LOTS 6 and 9, BLOCK 29, TRILLS ESTATE NO. 7.
.�. �N Myer, owner)
Mr,. Jack Dovey, engineer, representing the owner, advised that
the resubdivision has been requested to shift the common lot line
between Lots 8 and 9 thereby permitting construction of a driveway
along the southerly boundary of Lot 9.
The City Engineer observed that the request should offer no
problems and a public hearing was thereafter scheduled for the
regular iveeting.. August 26, 1957.
2. RESUBDIVISION - PARCEL i'C@' LOT 19 BLOCK 1, UNIT NO, 1,
IviILLSDALL INDUSTRIAL PARK.
(Mrs. E. C. Mottashed, owner)
Mr. Jack Dovey represented the owner and explained that permission
is requested to divide Parcel "C", thereby establishing an additional
parcel to be designated as "G", an area of 0.965 acres MoL, for resale
purposes.
A public hearing was scheduled for the regular meeting,
August 26, 1957.
3. TENTATIVE MAP - "BARDES AYALA INDUSTRIAL PARK"
(David and Oliver A. Bardes and Associated .
Construction and Engineer Company, owners)
Mr. Jack Dovey and Mr. Alexander, representing the owners, ad-
vised that the proposed subdivision of 10.85 acres MolL will consist
of a total of 11 lots, one large parcel and ten one-half acre par-
cels.
In reviewing the map, Commissioners expressed dissatisfaction
with the excessive length of the cul-de-sac and requested that a
"turn -around" be indicated on the map.
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The Planning Consultant suggested that a 15 foot set —back in the
front of the buildings be -made a Dart of the map o
Ibe City `t.ng_ r' ,! t:.r s,;&jj-a t'keC! L ,`h?3 t „I:Q €pNeai to �JC ,..n
order -,with � h th exception of the w -ter n � wh `� sl" . - he
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request SFas made that the cour :+e of said .._2.ne be changed t+i2.erei)y
te,kina c%xrme--G-Giun '1:1.th a a€ --ond 't"Tater 1-5..nz` snd e -zl_a
Ill Y s '`ing .' F:1Chedule d for tbe Aug-u.s :i 26 ►-aeet.":..2g.,
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The .Lla�,1,'2in, �;c .s '-f.taFzt re'erre, . `6o th use pe�'mit. wl",iic :a�r�
approved) by the tv-.rindss_E on at the maetirtg of JI-�.Iy 22, in
connection with an application subraitted by R. P. Etienne Properties,
Inc.
A request has been made by one of the parties to the application
that an addition be made t,o the1-11anning Co-mmis»3_o ra .mates re ,•,,�,iV.'
ing to said application to :indicate that the use perr?i-c is
with. the land'
The matter was referred to the August 25 meeting for action,,
5. BURLINGADIE MOTEL ADVERTISING SIGN.
The Planning Consultant advised Comm+. ssioners that Mr. V atl,v Just,
owner and operator of the Burlingame Motel, located on the Bayshore
Service Road, had directed a communication to the City Council renevl-
ing his request for permission to Insta,l_l an ele dt ric advertising
sign on his property. Said communication was referred from the City
Manager to this Commission for recommendation.
Reference was made to an identical request submitted by Mr. Just
some time ago. At that time, the City Attorney ruled that; the pro-
visions of the ordinance code restrictLng advertising signs in
residential districts precluded any au l on oar* the City to a .I i nit
Mr. Just.
Members individually indicated a desire to cooperate with
Mr. Just but on the basis of the opinion expressed by the City
Attorney the above -mentioned communication was directed to be re-
turned to the City Manager with no recommendation.
There being no furthe- matters for discussion, the meeting was
regularly adjourned at 9:1g pomp
Respectfully submitted,
Everett Ka Kindig
Secretary