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October 3, 1967
Minutes of Port Angeles Planning Commission
Present: Hunt, McHone, Anderson, Treat, Driscoll, ,Dilling;
Director of Public ~Jorks, Harder, BU,ilding Inspec-
tor, Willson.
Absent: Hankins
New Business:
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One variance request had been received and .properly posted
tor Hearing at this meeting.
1. Mr. James A. Slagle requested a variance to permit
him to operate a machine shop in an area currently' z_one d as
First Business, and proposed for a Commercial Arterial_ Zoning. ,
The property involved is described as Lots 7,8,9 of Block 57 .
C.C.Leighton Subdivision located on the southeast corner of
2nd and Peabody Streets in the former Ulin Bldg. The secretary
reported no protests had been received. After a bri~f discussion
during which Mr. Slagle pointed o~t that the operation would be
comparable to both the previous use of the building and also that
being conducted directly across Second Street, it was moved the
request be recommended for approval. Passed.
Old Business:
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The variance requested by Mr. Darrell Vincent, .tabled at
the last meeting because of Mr. Vincents absence, was brought
up for discussion. The secretary reported that Mr. Vincen~ ha~
advised him that his failure to appear at the Sept. 19th meeting
was necessitated by illness. Further, that he did not ~ish to
pursue the variance any further as his plans have since changed.
The grocery store operation has been terminated and the entire
building has been converted to a teenage center. Application
has been made for licenses for coin operated record players and
pin ball machines. During the discussion following this report
the question arose concerning the validity of the recently
transfered liquor license if the grocery store operation is
terminated. Moved that the variance requested by Mr. Darrell
Vincent be tabled indefinitely. Passed.
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The Chairman next read a report from the secretary stating
the City Attorneys opionion in regards to the Crescent Shores
Builders letter dated September 16, 1967. It was reported that
since the company had allowed the variance to expire by not re-
newing it before the six month extension limit was reached, no
variance now existed. In order to proceed with the project a
new application would be necessary. Under the new zoning ordin-
ance this application might have to be for a re-zoning or,
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possibly, a conditional use permit. Moved that the secretary so
inform Crescent Shores Builders Inc. and that the matter be
tabled indefinitely. Passed.
The next several items of business brought up were all
related to deviations from the new zoning ordinance which was
adopted by the City Council at its meeting of September 21,
1961. The new ordinance does not become effective until it is
officially published and therefore no action can be taken until
that time, on the following items:
1. Baptist Church, variance requested 8/23/67.
2. Owen Bros. - Mr. Herb Sahar, approval of land use and
proposed development in M-l zone on Hollywood Beach (Motel.
restaurant, lounge and service station complex.)
3. Mr. Nicholas C. Larkin - rezoning of approximately one
acre of land lying between the Port Angeles Bowl and Second
Street. east of Penn Street from RS-l to CAD.
4. Les Roline - variance request for relief from set back
and side yard requirements in RMF zone (southwest corner of 5th
& Cherry Streets)
It is anticipated that publication will occur before the October
17 1Qth meeting of the Planning Commission.
Other Business:
The Building Inspector presented a revised map of the
Fire District in the City. Essentially the districts are the
same as those already in existence, with revisions to coincide
with the new boundaries of commercially zoned areas under ordin-
ance No. l621$ After a brief discussion the members indicated
approval of the revised districts. The map will have to go to
the Council for approval and may require an ordinance establish-
ing the boundaries.
After a general discussion with no further business being
presented, meeting adjourned at 8:30 P.M.
Harry Hunt, Chairman
R. P. Willson, Recording Secretary