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€ _ Vsts?IANCFJ - H)).F. Etionna Properties, !no,, requesting "Hotel Zoning" !d •�t o permit the c o s Qu a t i o n and o i..io r a t.'tln
The Planning Consultant introduced the application by r aitL.
out that the ordinance does not spr.;'ci s_;,?;c'"." y. c •5 43.'.s %.7 �i E.t+:l ...or a t...,`w;a t_ �5... .sn ....
i. � `.e and i is rev % °..s`� ?, i t :F � xt way_ _�o r� E,��T be �i n tCh(: province i r?: t? e. par-
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Mr. Stan Ws Gates. agent for theq. p i .._ .i:: 6 t i:it.i%i n d that ':J'W,,
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property_ l c t_,ed atrt!�.e gave corner of the of �' aypsh..... _, iii h ire n;_i.
the Baysbare Freeway.
sketch of
he proposed Wilding fus subNAtt4d.
.._"'„'T..d Commissioners were v.._sed that the plans �,_.':- .-es�a.}e...l_' T.3�.�.�. ,'
preparation �'.n will >wi e available at i.r . �..4'YW ";. 1 Y4tt-. of the lr..A � e hearing:,
(Chairman Martin arrived and assumed the Chair. /{
in ter o y to - Co��:_ i cssf'- ia'a_ query, `,<r Gates s t f,: that '- .'1.e r will
from 200 to 250 rooms with no kitchen facilities prav!Oed. Thera wj�,.
be ample 3' a W n g area a to ii:e e t the City i'e qu;t..L'nv .i%:E n s a
S? public c hearing was scheduled for the Commission regular sue.':: at:i.`-,g
July 22, i 9-5 s''�
atz VARIANCE John Do Ha=iis ted 17 Linden A i7ynve1 tor��-;_'�: `"gU�,' one
Emit Of prest 2tj 4��i'istong thrSO •'S"'ait nPaPtacnt build -
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._ E.Ea3.'?:� nj Consultant reported rt.? a ,. sF bse ;uent o the �5rs !.4e?,;�. '.
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discussion ss.a.oS''� on the a Nx`�}.�.�.catsy C�.n, he had mads survey ':�.f. ur. Flock 0y,-_
Li_iden �c'Yex-njn an found ;here t b e a s �,
a .ttJ U�, number �'+� '1,2=3:'3a�i. T.:�`'"'s`�".!�[.g .L ?"!,'.8!� two
3 family dwellings to a majority of single family r'E3`,1.d1%:tcos and
C%°.:ple nes, most Of which were well fIaint` ivied. M.'r, JM'a_'={. stl .a-` er7
in his opinion a +`'E.z•<`.:l a s,�5. i.zf. i ca r'.r:l on of the area was :i1C'i_; warranQsd and
renomme nde that the Commission proceed on the var .i.anoe application
at hand' rather than pursue any G �..s.OZi torezone.
in ensuing di sdassion, Mrs. Mabls ted, owner of .the property:
stated that there are 3 apartment units in the building. The variance
has been requested to perntIt enlargement of tkn cane unit occupied by'
her family,,
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Questioned by the Chair, the Planning Consultant referred to the
present"non-conformin&'atatus of the building and pointed out that it
is considered improper to grant a variance on a :non -conforming use.
After some further discussion, a hearing was scheduled for July 22
and Mrs. Mahlsted was requested to present at that time a plan -of the
existing arrangement and the contemplated additions.
3. VARIANCE - Tidewater Oil Company as agent for the Tidewater Realty
Company requesting commercial use of Lots 27 and 28,
Block 5, Easton Addition No. a.. Zone R-3.
The Planning Consultant explained that the `.Tidewater Oil Company
proposes to rebuild the existing service station facilities at the
corner of El Camino Real and Broadway. The station presently occupies
a portion of 4 lots, two of which are commercial zoning and two are
third residential. The variance is requested to permit an enlargement
of the commercial use on the R-3 properties.
In addition, the applicants are requesting permission to utilize
a portion of the 20 foot setback on the El Camino Real frontage fore,
pump island and canopy.
After reviewing a sketch of the proposed improvements and discussing
the project with Mr® J. L. Stevenson, representing the applicant,, Com-
missioners agreed to conduct a public hearing at the July 22 meeting.
4. RECLASSIFICATION - Andrew J. and Mary Conway,,
Thomas J. and Kathleen Culligan
Four vacant lots, two on the northeast cornea? of El Camino Real
and Dufferin Avenue and two on southeast corner of El Camino Real
and Dufferin Avenue, from R-1 District to R-4 District.
Mr. Edward FitzSimmons, attorney, representing the applicants, ad-
dressed the Commission and stated that his clients desire to construct
two studio apartment houses, one building on the northeast corner and
one on the southeast corner of El Camino Real and Dufferin Avenue, the
buildings to be two-story structures, each housing ten 1 or 2 bedroom
units.
Mr. Fitzsimmons stated further that the individual apartments will
not be connected to'each other and, in his interpretation of the City'Ex
ordinances, such construction requires an R-4 (fourth residential,
multi -family) classification.
The Planning Consultant pointed out that should each building be
a single unit under one roof, an R-3 zoning would suffice.
After some further discussion, a public hearing was scheduled for
July 22, at which time Mr. FitzSimmons was requested to present a sketch
and plot plan.
5. TENTATIVE MAP - "Creekside" Subdivision.
Mr. Frank Kennedy, co-owner of the land, and. Mr. Roca' t Parlett,
engineer, submitted a revised map incorporating various changes dis-
cussed at previous meeting.
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u t.Lt aid - be, b,:si k""<f,.`-o of 'ems F- uu-- a—ci--^.auE'.S.de' .
The �. pp `...cation wao scheduled f or p- bJ,- c; bearing ox3 -
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An application to resubd-i vi de a pox`t_A_on of t3he lands of the
Eurriingame Share Laud Comaaany, lying between B4=•yshore Boy- 3vt—,, tsd and
Carol an Avenue.
� r. .3��-e-x `,rn t2.3� �'+�'�. ?��i Z.o-"s3 '14k�� ar. .�`�_� cants, ��..°s� ��. ti�,viR. �.'.�. �.r IF' �lrkI -.. .. iv
Commissioners.. out l.in-ix g ,one z. arceis be Seale.,
��ttff Reference was made to 'the private roadway, ay , knovJ'y�y'�! as /i''�Tp�?Ci.us ter`,
Land
Corp-pan7 and i,'Ihic ? abuts the rands to b Slit the
of the Commission, 'Mr. S-mith consented to submit & revfised map
ing said roadway as a part of the ro ubdJ_ v`+ s V oY? .
The hearing as thereafter sch:3dulled foor 1l—i' . illy 22 meet`Lr- �-;1.
S. ROOMING HOUSE ORDIFNANCE, (b) H!F; -- SICNS TO SECT E_OF 19263
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ZFOt i 1r,. O�r�CI�AI�tGE.
At the request of the Planning C.;anLm tant, the ?member's of the
Commission agreed to call a special meeting on Monday, ju1y 15,
to review the proposed ordinance reguaat ng coming houses s._nd the
revisions to Section 1326 of -the zoning ordinance,, a'R egulp bons
F-l. Districts".
9. PROPOSED ROUTES BETWEEN RAY PARK AND THE: M1 ILLS ES I'ATE
The Planning Consultant presented a drawing, outlin•i ng a sei i6,s of
alternate routes to carry traffic be t-lween the Ray Pare area and t—he
Mills Estate, which was prepared at the request of Mayor Rooth for
Commmission study,
There being no further matters for discussion, the meeting s.;:z
adjourned at 10:30 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,,
Everett K. Kindig
Secretary