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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMin - PC - 1958.03.24CITY OV C,.)a:�'i!".. .r e}i`.!"1. :r:.. ..:. SJ,J?`aa irk 14 one K 1'.".id i L itoY-be "Lg Stiver s CALL TO ORDER City 1t��2 ;"AlEJ():. 'r A ret;ul r meet._J_r,s, of ttic burl_` nga- e (`a ly Pl nnlno C' rO.s� 3.o }. °d?�, il; i`�. on Q :�. � v c.: a.l?Ii. ti"?e & bove chat. y',ie t-in6 called to ordex, at 8 . 00 Stivers prcrsId-i n.6 in the absence of Cncati. Lari i,,artJ1_r, Chairfr,a . Martin appeared and aFszarriied. 'take Chair. MIAU` &S PRiWiolls f•tralal'.Ii�G The minutes of the re6ular meeting; of February 24, 1958, air-d the study , meeting of f'arel, 10, '1958, were approved as submitted. PUBLIC H�AlIi ufls Public h-nrin -s, scheduled in conform.i:ncv �,:o approp�l'ia e conducted on :,he fo'llowing-: J o R&SUBDIVISION Lot 1.6 Block 33, Totun of Burl.ing-arr:e- Surdliri.3'1_011, An application, proposing; a resubdivision of the property of P�rso habel karagle, 224 Clarendon Road, described as Low 16, Bloch 33. To',an of Burliri6airP Subdivision, was submitted to the Pl.anriln6 Coai::;;3.cs ion _f,or formal consideration. Chairman Martin acknowledged the presence of lairs. Mabel Engle, who stated that she had nothin6 to add which would supplement the information sub- mitted when the application was originally discussed (study meeting, ha rch 10, 1958). Plannir,E; Consultant Mann, questioned by Chairman. Martin, staged that the purpose of the r e. ubdiviston was to convey Lb0 Feet from hrs , Er4,;;1e ° s property to the property immediately ad,joinlz%g at thr rear. MI e'ajan. ad- vised that the two Lots meet the requirements of the ordinance as to land area,, lot frontages and widths and the proposed Tresubdivy lion will not alter these conditions. In conclusion, Mr. Mann stated that the application, while not propoping the highest use of the land, was in order, The City Engineer stated that the map had been checked and was found. to be matnematically correct. In reply to quest-J ns raased by Commi.ssion,:rs Finger and D`_. der!.czase n, Jan e . RIentJles; 225 Dviigktt Road, in attendance, identified himself as the prospective buyer aad advised that Yirs o Enj le nad agreed to sell thy` parcel to satisfy hisdesire for a lark-er garden area n the general discvss: oi.,, iiie if bers agree. %.Plat the resut di -vrl si oft appe-ared to be i.vt:;al ly correct. meeting the requi.r emer,ts of the ordinance., and, con LJ seglient.� y not. :�e.3Eil denied. 1,ief1bers L-�.e{re unanimous iinthe i v ' ,isz6,p?"3r o Jr"1, 7. Of E•iSfi n4%��s.�... .. iYS o Su�A V.. _�:8 E.�.,`a ��f=.�a land to he detri-ment o 1-he NG.:+ te.-rn eT devP.lop.-Is ."E. cdsIrab.)..is1ta-d withiy-,z a nei6iribo.A'hood, Commissioner s",Audi g .t.ntrcoueed a r!'otion that the resL!bd.i :TiS+o7'S 0 Lot lei, -B" rich 33, of Burlingame Subdivision be ap,,)i CJved a 11oti()Ya. seconded by Ct^.*iai'.a iss'ioY-`�'..r Aorberg and carried on IE llowlrL l'l .� Vote : ii ra5 CU1,A-,1SS10A'FRS: Dl-de:ricnse , Henderson, Kln.d`ig, Aorberg: _lar'�.'.s4. ABS`_AIN Ci NINIS5I©A&HS a finger i,!USS COFTiISS.iOMS1 RS: Stivers [ with the comment that the ai,,n)_i.cat ioa proposed an unsatisfac,y resubji' 2, VARIANCE Richard F. McLau6hlin, Medical Building, A hearing was held on the request of Richi:rd 1<`. McLaughlin for a vax lnace to permit construction of a medical center on property located at 528-534 F1 Caiiiino Real, said property having a classif +.cati.on oL R- (Third residential, multi -family) A letter dated. February 21, 1953, from the applicant urging favorable con- sideration of the variance, vas read arad accepted for fwith papers, Dr. Mcfaughlin, in attendance, submitted roughly drawn- elevations and, a plot plan ,and advised that the development will be built in. three units with suites to accommodate 18 to 20 doctors. In response to Chairman Martin, Planaing Consultant Mann stated that the proposed construction should result in a tremendous.improvement to the properties, providing that the entrance day is constructed so as to rapid and easy access for automobile traffic from El Camino Real, There was considerable discussion concerning potential hazards resulting from increased automobile traffic into the properties whereupon Dr. Mcbughlin assured Commissioners that the frontage along the L;l Camino would be cleared of plant growth and obstructions and ample open area pr-o- vided between the buileting and the _ fAdewalk to facilitate the floc; of trafflo into and out o f the groundt. Commissioner Norberg suggested that prior to actual construction a more: de- tailed set of plan® be submitted for review. Members concurred and Mr. Jacobs, architect in attendance, agreed to hr e the preliminary gala available for the study meeting of ,a 14L 1058, There being no protests received,, verbal or written, Commissioner Henderson moved that the variance be. approved subject to the follosvirig: (1) Preliminary drawingp to be submitted 'to the Planning Commission prior to construction; (2) Project to be completed within a period. of 2a1f2 years from date; (3) Use to be confined to healing arts practitioners; (10 tqo I7.;ore tha' ! 1"werstV doe- o-s t"o be located in the center; (15) A u11-Im Of ..your .tarititeing _x'or eaah dootci' (6' The to provide a m1n Elm m r roat }et -back of fifty feet:' M Permissive, 0s:'f �"113 to be 1 iTllite.d, ` o `"'4 cii"0:?'7�s ei plate-2 or, as ar, altarn tive: , bua_7-d'i:':_> Ideatificati:on s.%=' _ to thvae squa,•,a feat Motion was secoindet: by Commissioner Flnz-er an s a ' .. .. roll Call vota n ThEi -a t)-.}` {'i`:ur` ti.;s r'<e're" k"t<"4 iJ, �' � �.F t� to (_—'On? Iz a':f_", s? c E, ty Ft"ry.. j�� 3�C':F ' Pf%F., :N {` f;'.»_. '✓ and w. idth of U1c. .,....C::..ss a .,rC1L,.3.Z'atiF.'+.n.� .te L<:iYw aC._€ .:.: _ `:dh.. Pt :!_tSaY).t=fi tgn.t ti".e rEiS."'?%.il.:.,G provided no a p r-:, t_ was re•°.e__'. ed. pz-.J o ' to 'Pue s[ ay, A pr a_ 83 ? i.i8 The h e.a i n g w,a s F>2ie re-G:.i te Ld3-_ - d. elL cSit is I ZI::..e o 3. VARI11,0CE Ohl and a t<d Company, Automobile serv5 c ung in C._.1 A has rir.6 was flai 3 on, he :request of Ohlunc? £:i'id Company, t where o:: loc«[Ied at 1333 how�Ytd i venue, for a var`!ctC1ce to permit an auto,, ra- )ctir shS'sp to '6'E`3 oparated on Said p'c 9S t`' J_ Gt7C�`�IJnct:1 o £222. z'L GC',I?l:)- bile sales agency,, bbldo Heirry Len.L.'.'N.LdN r3aaltdo-, appeared to rei,)rdoCdnt the apj_)I..L'i-o-?t a prepc`:red statement ra' v,'itl.cine_, argrIiment? in favor of the Piro Lehrfeld pointed out th.,I.t tine de eloprme t along Howa---d. Avani; , El Camino Reai to C&,! �rive, is a cri,..ib ila I.oa of l-.4 Pram resid.ential sex -vice bZ?_si nassees and-,,hg,) r)roposed use; will :r::tv'' coi:t" } f'lict with nor ba det-im-a—' t l to neighboring p:opertle;s 721v, Stated that oEslhif tJui�.6irk' _ 11 Pies u.-;ed primarily i'�.`•z" E1 sal_eL room, a {::. certain type. - ;C oi'F+"? Cgn car. The repa x_ and serviciyi t �jill be an incidental lose operated as an accommod•at lon to cl lents F,�uestioned, by Chairman :Martin. the Planning Consultant staked tllin_: l� use ;appeared to be, a proper one for *ha location., Members discussed the proposal with Mr. Lehrfeld and agreed thi,t the variance appeared to be in order. There being no �D otests received,, verbal or written, a motion L•aas nt3.`o3 duced by Comrril6 inner Finger,, seconded by Commissioner Norberg rbla t tl,r, variance be appk) eda Motion carried unanimously on roll call vote, Chairman Martin ad:vIaed the applicant that he variance was grants 6.,, -p, o- vided no appeal was received prior to Itu'esdays April 8. 1958 The hearing was thereafter declared concluded. ADJOURi VEAT Thera being no further business, the meeting was regularly adjourned at 9:25 porgy, Respectfully submitted,, Everett K. Kindig Secretary —3—