HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 03/17/1964
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Minutos of the _ulBr moeti 'r; of the Port J.;OlOS Planninr,
Commission, March 17, 1964.
'1H:nber3 present Nere AnrlBrson, Dttscoll, Ibnkins, .[!tnt, Re i..'1ers
an-I Stran["e.
A l~o p resent war's City !.1nnager Donold D. Herr:nan, Direc tor of P'/blic
'Nor<s John B. lIarder, lIater Supt. Paul Heed nnd ^~s1t City Engineer
Robert Oillson.
Minutes of the provious meetin~ were read and aporoved.
First order of business was the continued nourlng on the r'nu('st of
the County .t1etllth Dept. for a variance frurn the zoning ordtnance
on the Hos"litel proporty at Cflroliqe end .iaca ~treets. Mr. Donald
A. Morrison, District Sanitarian, beinr present, suhmitted a layout
sketch o~ the proposed health facilityo The sketch allowed for the
usuul hold-bRck of seven feet from iioce ::;trerjt, Ptlt only fifteen
feet from Caroline Street tnsteflrl of the rerluirod twenty-rive feet.
After r:1ucn discussion And tHt<:i.n~ into consirioration the lo~ation,
surrollndtncss, etc. a. motton was unani'71ously passed recomnlendinr; to
the City Council, the ap?licatlon ~e approved~
11r. F~obo~t Esham fluhmt tted an .off-strtlot parki'1'~ 111,Vout f'or 11 proposed
six unit 'TIotel At First and Libel:!L~treet3 to be cO~lstr'lcted by
Claurye Jarvis. l'he proposed lrlyolJt wa~. fop angle par'<lng whiCh would
make it necessary for drIv 'rs to back tnto Lihorty Stre .t W:len loaving
the area. After much r1tscussion, the Commissto'l apnroved the layo,lt,
but. with pJ!ralle1 parkinp; in order to oliminate tho traffic hRzzard.
Noxt order of business W3.S the cOY1s;dn,ratt('n of a reiluest ;'ro'l1 L. F.
Kltnge for a hol~-bRck variance on ~i9 pro~ortv at 4th and II " Stroets,
being Lots 11, 1', 13, ~ lL~, Block H6. The l'eqUCl~t is pror:1pted-~-
the fact the railroad right of wny reduces tho length of thsR9 lots
to approximately 100 feet. Dote of he'lring on the reau'1st ',V'lS set for
April 7th.
A requ9 S t fro:11 abutting property (l',vners for tne vac t ie n of the 3) foot
nlatted right of way for a street on the soutl bOllndary of~thl'i Oakcrest
~lat was next item under consiclerationc After much difocussioll, it "NUS
ngreed the Planning Corltllission rotain their policy of being opposed
to the vacation of nny streets or alleys :md recommend to tne Ci ty
Council, the reoue~t be deniedo
A letter from '~r. '.C :,11'3 John R. Phillips con 18 in1 l~ of the location
of e mobile homo e t 305 S. Al hart Street we g r >[) d nnd tll8 S':'lI!C h as the
mobile home was located w.lthout per:'lisslo'l of the Citj, the Planning
Commis~ion recom.'londs to the CitJ Council t~e '11'"lttGI' be reforod to the
legal department.
The last orner 0 f bus iness was tlw con" id era t ion of a rooue~; t from
~r. C~arles R. Gallucci for water service in a now ar0a consisting
of app roxlma te 1y 100 acreas south of the PA '1ins ula ~2.011' 'je site 0
This renu{~st had heen submitted to tho City COlmctl and rArnred to
the P 1 ann 1 n is C 0 1Tl'n i. S s ion. . ~ r . G R 11 e c c i, b 0 inn: !l r B :-: El!1 t, El X P 1 a i n €I d his
proDosRl in detail. During the nisc'13Sioll, it noveloued th[1t r,Tr.
GllllRcci w:~s the owner of apr'roxtmB tely 951, of the f1r'~a wf)i.c 11 f1bus the
scuthern boundary of the City. ^ further discusRion revealed that
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Minutog of the rogular meetin~ of tho Port Ansoles Planning
Commission, ~.1arch 17, 1964 continued.
Mr. GallRcci would be favorable to the annexation of this property
to the Crt; wnich would solvo a great ~any of the problem~ involved.
It w~s finalll D~reed that tho City ~anBger would work up an ordinance
l3overnin;~ the annexation and subr:1it it to ,\lr. Gullacc i for 1115
apDrovul.
The chairman announced a special meetlllg witn the COI.mty Plnnning
CO'llmlss1on and Mr. M. G. Poole to be held at the SCllool Central
Service BuilrHng Monday eventnr; f~arch 23rd, at 7:)0 p.".
No further busine9s appearin~, meoting adjourned at 9:30 P.M.
Rospectfully suh1l1tted,
Fr:ld C. !jtrfln TO, C he ip!TIan
!i.H. ~{anl<lns, Socretary