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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 06/08/1988 AGENDA . PORT ANGELES PLANNING COMMISSION 321 East Fifth Street Port Angeles. Washington 9S362 JUNE 8, 1988 7:00 P.M. I. CALL TO ORDER II. ROLL CALL III. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: Meeting of May 25, 1988 IV. PUBLIC HEARINGS: . 1. SHORELINE MANAGEMENT PERMIT - SMA 88(6)87 - PORT OF PORT ANGELES, Ediz Hook: Request for a Shoreline Permit to allow the re-establishment of a log storage ground south of Ediz Hook, Port Angeles Harbor. (This item is continued from the May 11, 1988 Meeting). 9 2. SHORELINE MANAGEMENT PERMIT - SMA 88(6)8~ - CITY OF PORT ANGELES WIND/SURF PARK: Request for a Shoreline Permit to allow establishment of a public access beach for small non- motorized craft, and a waterfront park with picnic areas on Ediz Hook. e 3. SHORELINE MANAGEMENT PERMIT - SMA 88(6)8ft - CITY OF PORT ANGELES, WATERFRONT TRAIL EAST OF CITY PIER: Request for a Shoreline Permit to consider the development of public access structures such as ramps, stairs, benches, signage and paving, of the existing right-of-way as part of the .6 mile Waterfront Trail east of City Pier. 4. CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT - CUP 88(6)11 HO - DONALD EDGMON - 619 South Chase Street: Request for a Conditional Use Permit to al10w a beauty salon as a Home Occupation, located in the RMF, Residential Multi-Family District. V. COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE PUBLIC VI. STAFF REPORTS . VII. REPORTS OF COMMISSION MEMBERS VIII. ADJOURNMENT Th~ Plc.nnJ.ng Comm~~~~on w~tt not comm~nce 0. n0W heak~ng p~t 10 P.M. Any ~tem not ~takt~d p~~OTc to that time w~~~ be cont~nued to the Ju'-y 13, 1988 Meet~ng. . PLANNING COMMISSION June 8, 1988 7:00 P.M. I. CALL TO ORDER Chairman Wight called the meeting to order at 7:05 PM. II. ROLL CALL Members Present: Jerry Glass, Larry Leonard, Jim Hulett, Dick Wight, Jerry Cornell, Bob Philpott and Donna Davison-Ness Staff Present: Sue Roberds, Otto Miller and Bruce Becker III. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: The Minutes of May 25, 1988, were approved as corrected. IV. PUBLIC HEARINGS: 4It SHORELINE MANAGEMENT PERMIT - SMA 88(6)87 - PORT OF PORT ANGELES, Ediz Hook: Request for a Shoreline Permit to allow the re-establishment of a log storage ground south of Ediz Hook, Port Angeles Harbor. Chairman Wight referred the Commissioners to a memo from staff requesting a continuance to the July 13, 1988, meeting in order to allow an ad hoc committee to study this proposal in conjunction with an application from the City of Port Angeles for a wind/surf park in the same area. Mr. Miller stated that he has met with the Port and the Depart- ment wil1 hold an ad hoc meeting as well on the 15th of June. The two groups should be able to come to an agreement. Donna Davison moved to continue this item to the July 13th meeting. Jim Hulett seconded the motion which passed unan- imously. . SHORELINE MANAGEMENT PERMIT - SMA 88(6)88 - CITY OF PORT ANGELES WIND/SURF PARK: Request for a Shoreline Permit to allow establishment of a public access beach for small non-motorized craft, and a waterfront park with picnic areas on Ediz Hook. Chairman Wight referred to a memo from staff requesting continu- ance of this permit to the July 13, 1988 I meeting, to allow the ad hoc committee to meet to review the proposal in conjunc- tion with an application for a Shoreline Permit to locate Planning Commission June 8, 1988 Page 2 of 5 . log storage in the same Harbor area. Donna Davison moved to continue this 1988, meeting of the Commission. the motion which passed unanimously~ item Jerry tot he Cornell July 13, seconded Commissioner Cornell requested are not ready to be heard on Commission an update on the said in the event that the public hearing, he would answer at the July 13th meeting. that if the permit applications July 13th, that staff give the progress thereto. Mr. Miller applications are not ready for any questions from the Commission SHORELINE MANAGEMENT PERMIT SMA 88(6)89 CITY OF PORT ANGELES WATERFRONT TRAIL EAST OF CITY PIER: Request for a Shoreline Permit to consider the development of public access structures such as ramps, stairs, benches, signage and paving of the existing right-of-way as part of the .6 mile Waterfront Trail east of City Pier. Donna Davison moved to continue this 1988, meeting of the Commission. the motion, which passed unanimously. item Jerry to the Cornell June 22, seconded . CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT CUP 619 South Chase Street: Use Permit to allow a beauty located in the RMF, Residential 88 ( 6 ) 11 HO DONALD EDGMON Request for a Conditional salon as a Home Occupat ion, Multi-Family District. Otto Miller reviewed the Department Report. opened the public hearing. Chairman Wight Donald Edgmon submitted a parking pIan which indicated a 32' x 30' parking area on his property. He said that gravel would be sufficient and appropriate for the use and he did not feel paving or concrete should be required per the Public Works Department's recommendation. There was considerable discussion concerning Parking Ordinance, #1588, and its application to home occupations, as well as the necessity of upgrading a parking area for this use. . Mr. Edgmon objected to the improvements as they are not nec- essary. He said he would be responsible for cleaning the street in front of his home .if his customers caused gravel to be spilled onto the roadway. Mr. Edgmon also requested that the use be allowed to operate four days a week, Wednesday through Saturday, from 7 AM to 7 PM to accommodate his working customers. He also inquired as to a sign. Staff indicated that a ten square foot sign is allowed in the Residential Mult i-Family District. The Commission concurred that the 10nger hours with fewer operating days each week would be appropriate. Chairman Wight closed the public hearing. . . . Planning Commission June 8, 1988 Page 3 of 5 There was continued discussion on the parking. Bob Philpott stated that the Public Works Department requested improvement to the driveway approach and it would be appropriate to the use and increase the desirability of the neighborhood. Larry Leonard moved to recommend approval of the permit with the following conditions: 1. One IA10BC fire extinguisher shall be installed. 2. The hours of operation be limited to 7 AM to 7 PM, Wednesday through Saturday. 3. Only two customers at a time shall be scheduled for an appointment on the premises. 4. The parking plan submitted to the Commission is acceptable. The question was called for and the motion passed 5 - 2 with Bob Philpott and Donna Davison-Ness voting "no". Mr. Philpott stated that if the Commission does not recommend paving, it should at least require improvement of the curb approach. Donna Davison stated approval of the project and the Commission's intent, but opposed not following the requirements of the City's Parking Ordinance #1588, requiring a variance as nec- essary. Larry Leonard said he wanted it made clear that the Commission does not feel paving is necessary in home occupations, and is detrimental. The Commission referred to Section 17.86.100 of the City's Zoning Ordinance, #1709, as amended, and directed staff to consult the City Attorney as to whether the Councilor Commi- ssion, is the final acting body on Home Occupation permits. v. INTERPRETATION An interpretation by the Planning Commission, of the Central Business District section of the Port Angeles Zoning Ordinance, #1709, as amended, concerning whether an 81 x 161 mobile trailer operating as an air-gun arcade could be interpreted to be a "commercial recreat ion establishment such as bowling alleys, night clubs, pool haIls, theaters (movie and other), and video arcades". Jerry Cornell removed himself from the dais and sat in the audience. Staff described the interpretation requested from Mr. Tangedahl. . Planning Commission June 8, 1988 Page 4 of 5 Mr. Tangedahl's proposal would be a wheels and tongue removed for operation. completely contained within the structure property. mobile The on trailer with use would be liThe Landing" Mr. Tangedahl said the air-gun arcade is tourist-oriented and he expects strictly foot traffic. Any business in the Downtown is good. He would operate for three or four months each year and shut down. The structure cannot be contained in less than a 7-foot wide trailer; 14' to 16' long. There was lenghty discussion concerning the interpretation. Mr. Cornell provided clarification of the proposal. Donna Davison moved to interpret this type of activity as a commercial recreation activity such as an arcade, which is a permitted use in the Central Business District. Larry Leonard seconded the motion, which passed 5-1 with Mr. Philpott voting "no". Mr. Cornell returned to the dais. VI. COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE PUBLIC . VII. None STAFF REPORTS None VIII. REPORTS OF COMMISSION MEMBERS . Bob Philpott said that for long-range planning the Commission should consider extension of the eastern City limits along Highway 101 to Morse Creek and north to the water. Mr. Philpott said this extension of the City's boundaries is inevitable and should be planned for. The City should be making plans to handle a proposed annexat ion. Mr. Philpott said he would like the Commission to direct staff to give the Commission information on sewage capacity and proposed improvements to the system which would allow additions to the present system: how large is the planned secondary sewage treatment facility: the cost of expansion and its impacts on infra- structure. Jerry Cornell requested the staff provide the Commission and Council background information on the Office Commercial Rezone proposal (REZ 86 (1) 1) at the next meeting. Mr. Miller said the Planning Department would make the background infor- mation available at the next Commission meeting. He said the Planning Department could set up a joint meeting with the Commission and Council to discuss the rezone proposal Planning Commission June 8; 1988 Page 5 of 5 . at the conclusion of the work presently being completed on adult residential care facilities; as directed by Council. Jim Hulett said that there is a log skidder and truck parked in the City right-of-way on the south side of 14th Street; west of "N". It has been there for some time. There was discussion concerning pickup lots in the CSD District with loads of for sale; etc. Staff would investigate. trucks wood for parking in sale, cars Larry Leona~d said the City's new Retail Stand Ordinance prohibits Mr. Burke, the present owner of the "Weenie Wagon", from transferring ownership of the "Weenie Wagon" and continuing operation in Port Angeles. Mr. Leonard said the ordinance should be changed to allow the "Weenie Wagon" to locate in the same areas as the other allowed retail stands. Mr. Miller said that fathered under the to place discussion June 22nd meeting. passed unanimously. the "Weenie Wagon II is not actually grand- present ordinance. Mr. Leonard moved of an amendment to the Ordinance at the Jerry Glass seconded the motion; which . IX. 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