HomeMy WebLinkAboutMin - PC - 1948.03.25Vice Chairman Brown presiding.
Present Absent
Brown Coles
Mitchell
Shattuck
Stivers
Macomber (arrived 8:08 p.m.)
CITY PLANNING COMMISSION
Regular Meeting
March 25, 1948 - 8:04 p.m.
Others Present
City Clerk White
City Engineer Fitch
City Building Inspector Wats
Mr. Waters,.civil engineer, appeared representing Nicholas P. Daphne, owner of
property at the intersection of Cypress Avenue and Barriolhet Avenue, which he desires
to resubdivide into 7 lots. Mr. Waters said that an approval of a resubdivision was
passed in 1941 by both the Planning Commission and the City Council, but the project was
not carried forward. He said that the water mains on Barriolhet Avenue are available
for service to the lots as now proposed. In the discussion Commissioner Shattuck sugges
ted that it might be a better plan to provide for 6 lots instead of 7 andsquare lot
lines, instead of the various angles in the proposed resubdivision. Commissioner Brown
inquired of City Clerk White if notices have been sent to surrounding property owners,
and Mr. White replied that such notices have been sent twice. Commissioner Shattuck made
a motion which carried that the plans be returned for amendment.
The application of Earl Poledner, held over from the last meeting, was brought
up for consideration. This relates to the proposed construction of a building for the
Holland Boat Works on the Bayshore Highway, North of Broadway. Building Inspector Watson
reported that plans comply with the ordinances and that the Fire Chief has approved.
City Engineer Fitch recommended approval of the Planning Commission, subject to the ap-
proval of the health authorities. Motion to this effect was carried.
Plans were presented for proposed new storage building to be constructed by
Bekins Van & Storage Co. on their property at 1070 Broadway, which were approved.
Fred Whitman appeared representing the St. Francis Investment Company who de-
sired to initiate consideration of plans for the building of a Lucky Store at Chapin
Avenue and E1 Camino Real, which project would be predicated upon the removal of trees
and installation of a car parking lot on E1 Camino Real. After discussion this subject
was put over for the next Regular Meeting in order to give the members of the Commission
opportunity for study and further consideration.
Clemens C. Raetz presented a re -survey by Davenport Bromfield, State licensed
surveyor, of Lots 1, 2, and 11, Block 2, Glenwood Park, which indicates small changes of
both side boundary lines of Lot 1. As Mr. Raetz is the owner of the lots on both sides
of Lot 1 and requested approval, the Planning Commission, after consideration, voted
such approval.
Building Inspector Watson presented plans for a duplex to be constructed by
Marie Barletta on Lot 11, Block 9, Easton Addition ##1, at an estimated cost of $18,000.
Approved.
Building Inspector Watson presented plans for an equipment and storage build-
ing, 16 x 32, to be erected on Rollins Road. Approved.
City Engineer Fitch discussed the subject of set -back lines on E1 Camino Real,
on which no action was taken.
Meeting adjourned 11:03 p.m.