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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 09/02/1969 . . . Minutes of the Port Angeles Planning Commission meeting of September 2,,1969. Present: Hunt, McHone, Treat, Dilling, Anderson, Driscoll, Hankins and Building Inspector Willson, Absent: None The meeting was opened at 7:30 P.M. in the Municipal Chambers. Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as received. Old Business - There was no old business scheduled. New Business - A. Ward Piercy had applied for a Conditional Use Permit and variance to allow him to convert the ground floor of a pre-existing, non-conforming single family residence to an apartment, making the building a duplex. The ~uilding is located at 914 So. Race Street in an RS-7 zone. Mr. Piercy was present and a lengthy discussion followed. Items covered were the fact that two single family residences already are situated on the same 50' x 140' lot, and insufficient off-street is provided. Mr. Piercy indicated that he also owns the next lot, abutting on the west. If necessary, Mr. Piercy felt he could provide the required parking on this abutting lot. The Planning Commission voted to recommend approval of the Conditional Use permit and the variance, provided the abutting lot is made an integral portion of the site with no future separation of Lot 2 from Lot 1; also bat Mr. Piercy contact the Director of Public Works and develope this Lot 2 as per his requir~ments, to provide and maintain permenant off-street parking facilities for the three dwelling units on Lot 1. The off-street parking is toobe developed prior to application for the permits necessary to accll.lmplish the remodeling. Should the off-street parking be eliminated at some future date, the Conditional Use Permit and variance are to be automatically voided. B & B Builders had requested a variance from the regulations of an RS-7 zone to permit them to construct an addition to the pre- existing, non-conforming single family residence located at 727 West 4th Street, and also to construct a carport to one foot from the property line. This request is similar to one which had been considered in December of 1968 and January 1969 for this property, although details of ' the new request differed. Following a lengthy discussion, it was voted to tableethis request until the meeting of September 16th, 1969. The members of the Planning Commission felt this would result in excessive crOWding, elimination of open areas and fire lanes. Mr. Bill McNeece of B&B Builders was instructed to review the proposed plans with his clients and try to develope an alternate project which would overcome these objections. Other Business - Mr. Jack Loewen was in to discuss off-street parking requirements and alterations made to his property, Laurel Lanes Bowling alley, located on the southwest corner of 8th and Laurel Streets. Mr. Loewen's problems were discussed at some length, and he was advised to make a formal application for variances from the requirements of the off-street parking regulations and the zoning regulations of the CSD-Cl zone. No official action could be taken at this meeting. . .' . Minutes - Planning Commission Sept. 2, 1969 page 2. Mr. Larry Enger, of Enger Construction Company was in, on behalf ot Orowheat Inc. to discuss their proposal to open a retail outlet and distribution facility on the southwest corner of 8th and Pine Streets. After considering Orowheat's proposal the Planning Commission members were of the opinion the intended operation was within the requirements of the CSD-Cl zone and no action was required. Mrs. Eleanor Priest was in relative to her request for the vacation of the alley in Block 186 Townsite. She felt the vacation of the west 220 feet, as recommended by the Planning Commission based upon the memorandum from the City Light Department was inadequate; ilso, that the price set upon the land was excessive. The Commission advised Mrs. Priest that they had nothing to do with establishing the value of the property, and that they were further reluctant to vacate a greater portion of this alley if the Light Department felt this amount would be needed for proper installation and maintenance of their facilities. No further business was presented and the meeting was adjourned at 9:00 P.M. R. P. Wi . . . August 28, 1969 e MEMORANDUM TO: Port Angeles Planning Commission FROM : Recording Secretary SUBJECT: Meeting Scheduled for September 2, 1969 Old Business: None New Business: A. Ward Piercy has requested a Conditional Use Permit to convert the concrete block building at 914 South Race Street to a duplex. B. B & B Builders have requested a variance to enlarge a pre-exist- ing, con-conforming single family residence and construct a car- port closer to the property line than permitted in an RS-7 Zone. The request is for 727 West 4th Street and is similar to the one requested by Alpine B~ilders and considered at the 12/17/68 and 1/7/69 meetings. Other Business: e Verne Samuelson will probably be in to discuss some proposed location for reloca Hng hi s tire repair operation. Jack Loewen will-probably be in, as the Building Inspector posted his property (the former county bookmobile building) following a recent enlargement of the bowling alley by cutting a connecting doorway through to this adjacent building. (See copy of enclosed Memo) Enqer Construction will be in with an inquiry about remodeliJ;g the existing building on the southwest corner of 8th and Pine for Oro- wheat, Inc. One or two other individuals may be in with inquiries. Tom McGinity has rough graded the property at Front and Eunice, where the Flagstone Motel has the sign variance. Council Action: At its meeting of August 21, 1969. the City Council took the fOllowing action on items from the August 19, 1969 Planning Commission Meeting: e . . . Page -2- . Clyde Carpenter, 1103 Craig Avenue, approved as recommended. Clarence Anderson, Anderson Ford, vacated alley in Blk 16 PSCC abutting east 25' of Lot 4 and east 25' of Lot 15; reserved utility rights, owner to bear any unusual costs due to this vacation, in installing utilities, also pays one-half of appraisal value within 60 days or vacation is voided. As of this date, I know of nothing else coming up at this meeting. RPW /alh Encl. Robert P. Wilson, Recording Secretary e e