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Home My WebLink About1203 E 8th St - Building /2-55 ~ FEE RECEIPT NUMBER . CITY OF PORT ANGELES " . DEPARTMENT OF LIGHT APPLICATION AND ELECTRICAL PERMIT A 82.3 PERMIT NUMBER . TOTAL FEE b~ ------ 1'f/l1 Site Address '{/It' t.J CORRECT ADDRESS IS R SPONSISI Owne~. --------:P \p.J""" <- "tuJ Owner's Address - -- . TI TO COMPLETE NO. STORIES LEGAL OCCUPANCY UP ~ R USE ESTABLISHED UNDER TH Wd)JKk (Svi\ .l..~ )..Os ! e~ y OF APPLtC~NT PERMITS WIT~ WAONG ADD'" S ~~ CANCE~~ "',/" Installation By _lfj/q {fE, Il.LLc/Y~JL - . ,. I _ .. Installers Address Day Phone Installers Phone Application is hereby made for Permit to install,E~ctrlcal Equipment as follows: WP(i ~-h- -Put /tftlV'l - '?"r Mw ,; X rr fWj ~U f.. )10 / LaJ1...iJ c.#4Ar! f... e!/f~ /,v ,4.Ivd ALft.<.. Wiring Method . NUMBER AMP 120V"- 240V NUMBER AMP 120V 24QV USE OF CIRCUIT CIRCUITS PER 100R FEE USE OF CIRCUIT CIRCUITS PER 10 100R FEE , CIR 10 30 CIR , 30 LIGHT SIGN LIGHT 50 VOLTS OR lESS CONVENIENCE - . MOTOR .. CONVENIENCE . MOTOR APPLIANCE . - . ,. MOTOR OlSHWASHER FIRE ALARMS .. , OISPOSAL BURGLAR ALARM RANGE MISC. OVEN WATER HEATER , LAUNDRY DRYER REINSTALLATION LIGHT FIXTURE # .. . FURNACE ~UB TOTAL FE.E GAS - OIL FURNACE ENERGY FEE ELECTRIC BASIC FEE ELECTRIC HEAT . . . TOTAL FEE ELECTRIC HEAT SIZE OF SERVICE SWITCH OR CIRCUIT BREAKER A.C. UNIT AMP PHASE ' FEEDER SIZE OF SERVICE ENTRANCE CONDUCTORS .. - SERVICE A.W.G. I SUB.TOTAL SIZE OF GROUND SIZE OF ENTRANCE SWITCH 1 certify that the work to be performed under this permit .will be done by the installer and in, conformance with the N.E.C. Electrical Code. DateAPPlicationmade-. /8/(./// . ,'~ ~y 7'ffl .. ... . , I . - CONTRACTOR OR OWNER (OR AUTHORIZED AGENT) Permission is hereby given to do the above described work, according to the conditions hereon and according to the approved plans and specifications pertaining thereto, subject t-o compliance with the Ordinances f ~e, Cit Port Angele , : : . IR 0 CITY LIGHT . ~. . . /1! 1ft ~i:', . Notify Department of City Light by Street Address and Permit Number when ready for inspection. Work must not be covered or current turned on before inspection and O.K. for covering or service has been given by Inspector in Writing on Permit Placard. A. . Permits Phone: 457-0411 Ext. 158. . Date Permit Issued WARNING PERMIT PLACARD MUST BE KEPT POSTED ON THE WORK - SEE OVER - WHITE. Original CANARY. Duplicate PINK. Triplicate WHITE CARD . Inspector's Report REPORT OF INSPECTOR DATE OF VISIT MADE BY REMARKS . \ " . " , Mlh I A / J>f n-f. j1~(\;---;J;::; 1" Au P,,'I)+ , LA-vI/ "-. cDl tt~ c-H (2...()~ - (),v I~ /J4'rO of'- 1/1\ ~~(M l/UT. . 10 tj 1~ ~~r O.K. FOR COVERING c.'l~ -g SG'rHIEJ.T .lrr..181i. ll~ 'n \r FINAL O.K. '\ ' \ '" . z Cl a: CI: :!! !a :J: I- Z W ~. I- o Z o o . i UP F6(eq)/ eevree-tr-- _-r Ora 0* 44. A. 4f 4 11111 11104140080.. rdammalmomen■aveammarimas- 't►..-- CIS OF PORT ANGELES ar MOW 140 WEST FRONT ST., P.0. BOX 1150 PORT ANGELES. WASHV4GTON "362 *IA Elko PHONE 6206) 457-0411 October 8, 1986 Mr. Duncan McKiernan 1133 East 8th Street Port Angeles, WA 98362 RE: Conditional Use Permit CUP 86(9)16 Esther Weoster Fine Art Center 1203 East 8th Street Dear Duncan: At: you know, at the October 7, 1986 meeting of the City Council, the Council moved to concur with the recommendation of the Planning Commission to approve the Conditional Use Permit, CUP 86(9)16, for the Esther Webster Fine Art Center, located at 1203 East 8th Street, with the following conditions: 1. The parking lot layout and landscaping shall to as shown on the site plan. Parking lot lighting shall ?.e directed away from the residential areas by tihading or similar devices. Significant revisions to the layout will require revision to the Permit. 2. The days and hours of operation be Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 11 A.M. to 5 P.M. for the general public, with occasional City use for approximately seven meetings per year with approximately 20 people or fewer. S1"nlficant Increases f rrm these hours and days or other uses will require revision to the Permit. 3. The City shat; Install "No Parking" signs on the east side of one Street. 4. Jones Street not be improved to the 28 -foot width between the Boulevard and the 8/9 alley, except for the installation of a curb or other desio element, that separates the parking lot and landscaping from the street, and a barrier across the existing driveway to the Fine Art Center. If we may be of further assistance, please don't hesitate to contact this office. Sincerely, Paul D. Carr Planning Director cc: Publin Works Dept. f So J�; :;es#++re y. f f r Y. J'Fbat +..L CiaM+r,�+i St:W .ie..., a�..: a° n A t s F; r r x c gef v h d"� j r I' .f� 1 Ar f s 1, I, A. Conditional Use Permit Granted -Ester Webster Fine Arts Center Mayor Whidden reviewed the Planning Commission minutes with regard to a r request for a conditional use permit to allow the Fine Arts Center to locate in the RS -7, Single Family Residential district located at 1203 East 8th Street. f. i Councilman Beale inquired as to the hours of operation. Councilman McPhee moved to approve the conditional use permit for the tins Arts Center and fc associated parking subject to the following conditioner 1. The parking lot layout and landscaping shall be as shown in the attached site plan. Parking lot lighting shall be directed away from the vim residential areas by shitting or similar devices. Significant revisions to as the layout will require revision to the Permit. 2. The days and hours of operation be Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 11 AM to S PM for the general public with occasional City use for meetings &KK approximately seven meetings per year with approximately 20 people or fewer. Significant increases from the hours and days or other uses will require revision to the Permit. 3. The City install "No Parking" signs on the east side of Jones Street. r 4. Jones Street not be improved to 28 -foot width between the Boulevard and the 8/9 alley, except for the installation of a curb or other design element that separates the Pa proposed parking lot and landscaping from the street, and a barrier across the existing driveway to the Fine Art Center. i Councilman Stamen seconded. Councilm t McAlernan, Director of the Fine Arts Center, if hours inquired of AM to 5 PM on Thursday, Friday and Saturday would be adequate. Duncan McKlernan, 1133 East eth Street, explained these hours were adequate to serve the needs of the public interest in this area. Re stated there would be occasions when there would be t >s Upon recommendation of the City Attorney, Councilman al McPheencitednthe• t following findings: A. The proposed Fine Art Center is irr_nted et a unique site with panoramic views and suificient area (approxirretely 4 acres) of naturally wooded and landscaped grounds, for rxietinq and future parking needs to enable the area to be adequately buffered from ad)ace -t residential uses, k 8. With the attached cond:tiona, traffic and activity impacts should be t. compatibly with the ex :l•ng residential uses. U+ �w t C. With the attached conditions, the proposed use would be a benefit to the entire comrmunity. D. Liven the steep slope iSe on the north, the short distance of Jones Street from Lauridsen Boulevard to the 8/9 alley, the local access nature of Jones Street, the potential to discourage parking on Jones Street, the alternative access to the Center through the ed q parking lot, lack of identifi public benefit from full Lsprovement to Jones Street, and the potentially detrimental impacts to the local community as expressed during u r r the public hearing process it the street is fully improved, it is in the best interests of the community to not pave or widen Jones Street to 2$ feet at this time.° On call for the question, the motion carried. 4.44,.. 44 m d al yy M Q ry 1 '0 (1 pc, ,,°-"f (14 CONDITIONAL USE HEARING ESTHER WEBSTER FINE ART CENTER. Request for a Conditional Use Permit to allow a fine art center to locate in the RS -7, Single Family Residential District. Location: 1203 East Eighth t Street. (Continued from Septeml:er 10, 1986.) T i Mr. Carr reviewc.d the Department Report. Chairman Glass 1 opened the p hearing. Y G Bruce Bean, 1127 E. 9th Street, stated that the area already 1: has several institutional uses including a school nursing vc 1 home, community college, and a theater The 8 /9th alley has a dangerous intersect.on with Jones Street. A "d., Parking" sign should be installed on Jones Street. Jean Hordyk, 1122` Y t fr E. 9th Street, asked if the parking lot could be located on the west of the property or ;ointly with the theater,rather than beside the water reservoir. Lou Pchl, 1121 E. Street, supports the Fine Art Center but does not want h further improvement to Jones Street because people who do "1:,'.. not live in the area are already parking there. Sharon Targett, 1133 E. 9th Street, requested that Jones Street no, be paved because it will encourage curbside parking by j people going to the Fine Art Center. Mac Ruddell, 1134 E. 8th Street, requested that Jones Street not be fully improved because it will increase traffic in the area and encourage on- street parking. He noted that the location of the Fins Art Center and the 1�^nyth of Jones Street are unique in the City and thus vii' not eatablich a precedent a if the street is not fully i mip: cwed Jim Targett supports the Fine Art Center and tte parking lot, but requests that Jones Street not be improved. Following further discussion, Chairman Glass closed the public hearing. Mr. Burns moved to recommend approval of the Conditional Use Permit for the Fine Art Center and associated parking, :-llt subject to the following conditions: 1. The parking lot layout and landscaping shall be as shown in the attached site plan. larking lot lighting rf shall be directed away from the residential areas by shading or similar devices. Significant revisions to -4 the layout will require revision to the Permit. s {a t 2. The days and hours of operation be Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 11 AM to 5 PM for the general public with A occasional City use for approximately seven meetings per year with approximately 20 people or fewer. Significant increases from there hours and days or 1v.! ,4t other uses will require revision to the Permit. k P •741w"'" "i'7 y 41t� 1}'"`y to ..:ate. .m-. w V a t /C ue Pfl 1 ila fr d .i 3. The City install "No Parking" signs on the east side of Jones Street. i 4. Jones Street not be improved to 28 -foot width between d the Boulevard and the 8/9 alley, except for the A` installation of a curb cr other design element that separates the proposed packing lot and landscaping t from the street, and a barrier acrors the existing driveway to the Fine Art Center. He cited the following findiriss k A. The proposed Fine Art Center is located at a unique site with panoramic views and sufficient area (approxi- mately 4 acres) of naturally wooded and landscaped grounds, for existing and future parking needs to enable the area to be adequately buffered from adjacent residential uses. B. With the attached conditions, traffic and activity impacts should be compatible with the existing residential uses. C. With the attached conditions, the p ro a benefit to the entire community, posed use would be D. Given the steep slope on the north, the short distt.,ce of Jones Street from Lauridsen Boulevard to the 8/9 alley, the local access nature of Jones Street, the potential to discourage parking on Jones Street, the alternative access to the Center through the parking lot, lack of identified public benefit from full improvement to Jones Street, and the potentially detrimental impacts to the local community as expressed during the public homing process if the street is fully improved, it is in the best interests of the community to not pave or widen Jones Street to 28 feet i at this time. Jim fig seconded the motion which passed 7 0. i A N qy 0 r F e CITY OF PORT ANGELES Planning Department` :c City Hall Port Angeles, Washington September 19, 1986 FILE NO. CUP 86(9)16 f First Hearing Date: September 10, 1986 Date Received: June 30, 1986 rvh+ CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT A limited permission to locate a particu- lar uuse at a particular location, and which limited permissior is 4 required to modify the controls stipulated by these Regulations in such degree as to assure that the particular use shall not prove detrimental to surround :ng properties, shall not be in con- flict with the Comprehensive Plan and shall not be contrary to the public interest. v�u 1. APPLICANT: CITY OF PORT ANGELES 1.a OWNER: SAMF. 2. LEGAL DESCRIPTION: 1203 East Eighth Street encompasses an area north of the City Water Tower on L,,uridsen Boulevard near Jones Street, and northwest of the Pefihsuia Community Players Theater. ;•,y; It is legally deh'•r it;r as all of block 220; Lots 4 through 9, Block 297; and Lot f, ,And 1G, block 211; all in the Townsite of Port. Angel' r;. 3. PRESENT ZONING: RS -7 District Tho 1.:,ri case of the PS -7 District is to x1"4` create and prose:vo urban candle- family residential neighborhoods con r stany of predominantly single- family homes on rtandarj Townsite -size lots. Uses which are compatible with and functionTlly related to a single- family residential environment may also be located in this District. 4. CONDITIONAL USE REQUESTED: The City of Port Angeles is requesting a Conditional Use Permit to operate a Fine Art Center on a four -acre site. s Museums and art galleries are conditional uses in the RS -7 District. .4 Fii.` No. CUP-86(9) Department Report Page 2 5. EXISTING CONDITIONS IN VICINITY: The proposed site is in a single family residential area. A City water reservoir is directly east of the proposed park- ing lot. A community th-aater is further east. A rest home is south and Peninsula College is further east and south. Lauridsen Boulevard is the major arterial access to the site. Nearby residents indicate that Ninth Street and the 8/9 alley are used by non residents (College students). There is no access to the site from the north because of the topography. 6. DEPARTMENT T- NAI)'ATIO".: Last year, the City of Port Angeles and the Trustees of the Esther Webster Estate signed an agreement authorizing the City of Port Angeles to operate the late Mrs. Webster's residence as the Pert Angeles fine Art Center. The residence would undergo minor ^.cdificat.cns to permit use as an Art Center and a (a r i. i n let would be constructed. The Center is anticipated te !;,1•., ,;;x exhibitions per year of art work, two of which ate ,,n! l.ited to he mayor northwest artists. There also rani l 1 x t programs including theater, music, poet y, i i t.. ::etc .end art lectures as feasible. The maximum :•.iE,.t of 1;u;1<,in is 83 people. The Center woul.! k t F..,2,1 :c: Thursday, Y. y and Saturday, Ivor, :1 r PM. Attendance would be on a first come- tirst- served LAsi:; and would also include school children Az pArt of their programs. The City may also use the Center s ions i ly as a meeting facility and for commu- nity visitors, provided that such use does not conflict with regular Center hours or activities. The building will be required to provide 34 parking spaces. The proposed layout shows four handicapped spaces adjacent to the Fine Art. Center building and 2S spaces adjacent to the Water Tower between auridsen Boulevard and Jones o S. d t L .e No. CUP -86 (9) 16 Department Report Page 3 r 4: Street. Additional space for parking is available south of the designated parking lot. That area could also be used II for school buses. Art galleries, museums and fine art centers are often found a in parks in residential areas or, as in this instance, may exist in specific locations in residential areas as a result ..1 f of unique circumstances. Major concerns in determining the ccmpatability of such uses in residential areas are traffic, hours of operation, magnitude of use, noise and general human activity. The Planning Department met with over a dozen residents for two hours Sunday night, September 7th, at the Webster resi- dence to discuss the proposal. The group's major opinions A, were: i "=.r A. They preferred that the parking lot be constructed east kt of the existing water tower; and r o B. The neighbors do not want any increase of traffic on k r Jones Street. They also proposed modifying the proposed parking lot design adjacent to Jones Street, including accessing off Lauridsen rte Boulevard rather than Jones Street, placing an entrance sign on Lauridsen Boulevard, providing a turn around for the elderly, placing "No Parking" signs on Jones Street, in- stalliny traffic diverters, and preventing access between the parking lot and the 8/9 alley. As a result of that meeting, the Planning and Public Works Departments designed the attached parking lot to address their concerns. The staff selected the parking lot modifica- tions rather than constructing a parking lot east of the 1 ,,...w P.'r`•t' V'sa''a a,''r':,. 1,ki .r t?:avo.'��h, ligSr& r t.',9.,'x I ti' 1 .."4 File No. CUP (c') Department Report ..,..:1:- .4 t Page 4 :'4,t a «x�. water tower, because if the parking lot were constructed east of the water tower, visitors to the Center would be more likely to park on Lauridsen, Jones, the 8/9 alley and Ninth Streets, because those spaces would be closer to the Center than the parking lot. t +',t'% s The Planning Department presented the revised parking lot at s t i, a se neighborhood meeting September 17th. The residents liked the layout but their consensus was for the City to a install "No Parking" signs on the east side of Jones Street, C and some residents did not want Jones improved at all. The 4F',J' Public Works Department does not .install such signs until there is a dei,.onstrated need and there are no other alterna- tives. 4 The amount of traffic generated by the a te,.: y proposed Fine Art fi Center should net be that significant because the building n is small and the days and hours of operation are limited. t: t The access mates could cause some impact upon the neighbor 1. hood, as expressed by the residents. The proposed parkin lot layout, with the primary entrance on Boulevard, and i`:," o r a i controlled access to the Center, should funnel most traffic to Lauridsen Boulevard, an arterial, which is adequate for ke the increased use and should reduce use of Ninth Street and if the 8/9 alley. The construction of a barrier across the existiny driveway should reduce the likelihood of vehicles using the alley. There is ample additional land for more th parking spaces, should the Center expand or become more tit,i 1 heavily used. I A tl The limited days and hours of operation should reduce the impact of human activity upon the neighborhood. Art shows, poetry rer+ dings, chamber music, etc., are passive recrea- tional activities that do not normally attract boistreus, demonstrative or unruly audiences. Accordingly, the f. i TaY �f o 6,,. j i r ✓t ry;`�r,p� k 'ti,, r mY"- a c a g h. 1. -:d 1 "1 9� 0):1,,L40 y r 7 i t Y 1 l a. r l4 C L i K7 A "�tki ,�f y s^t h� i fa r r ti a s a d Kt. i :r1 n .r W41, y t 1 y` a a t 7 1 '�,,,c 1„ t t t'' 7 1 f t i a a- n. r .;i( r j i' ,ty A h z C. i '4 A ,4 4 .4 a- C Z.v r,?I�t 1AlS" J.Y J k•A-14 7i' f a M F -i 1 _e No. CUP-86(9)16 '4 Department Report 4:,.. Page t w� i .A activity, :s proposed, should be compatible with the surround- ing residential uses. Use by City officials for visiting 4,s-:: dignitaries, Council or staff meetings, is not anticipated rr' to occur more than six times per year, nor involve mole than Y L fl 20 people. Such usage should also not significantly affect Y the residential quality of the area. ;.fr. The grounds for the Center will be left in a semi- natural g state, similar to that of a f.,:‘ passive park, and are not anticipated to generate much demand or use. x. ti 7. DEPARTMENT RECOMMENDATION: t i The Planning Lepartment recommends approval of the Conditional w Use Permit and associated parking, g p g sub'ect to the following c.,: gi conditions: 4 1. The parking lot layout shall be as show'. in the "u: ..1,,,r' attached site plan. Significant revisions to the I P�:, layout will require a revision to the Permit. r 0 2. The days and hours of operation be Thursday, Friday and ,r 4' `t, Saturday, from 11 Al to 5 PM for the general public 0 with occasional City use for approximately 7 meetings Ate:' ,y per year with approximately 20 people or less. Signifi- -c cant increases from these hours and days or other uses °X will require revision to the Permit. �N.3 If the Commission concurs, it could cite the following as r possthle findings: A. The proposed Fine Art Center is located at a unique site with panoramic views and sufficient area (approxi- M mately 4 acres) of naturally wooded and landscaped 0 e grounds, for existing and future parking needs to .r r•∎∎•17 T '4"ri 5" f. rt �'t'a± gg »h 'I k ,7 '4 ^Yh °fin l N f 4 p 1'�1 1 k g i i1 t� Try 1� l t j i `5� hi r�l iT 5 �1 fj R.; I J y' 1 1 a .0 t 4 ii t i 4 1• J r `i k r s ,c�c u F -,ri Via, s ^;c t i 0 y 440 1 1 tt .R' is �4 y T'' n j! ti y et w 4 t `�0.1 A j%w MA y r r z r r v h e i t a �M a �f n'Y tilfa °}+.;c ,t 4 1 bi f a.w.. .va .:a..�.w4 «.:w. .t •j ?ile No. CUP-86(S) !.r Department Report Page 6 •I enable the area to be adequately buffered from adjacent r", residential uses. .i t B. With the attached conditions, traffic and activity impacts should be L!onlp,tible with the existing residential uses. :ir C. With the attached conditions, the proposed use would he 4.0 a benefit to the entire community. ti rAtlf ,rte 3 ti 4 a 4 1 q'' f %,r, 111ppp 'TrP,' 1 v C i t i '1q. X1 5 r 4 ti t Ci 4'.. t I i +1 c h ;°y, !-'4 .11',, i 7 "Jl d� i ce ma 4 4 1 VT M E M O R A N D U M DATE: September 15, 1986 TO: Public Works Department Fire Department a• Light Department 1Ai FROM: Planning Dep t w� SUBJ: Esther Webster. Fine Arts Center The Planning Commission is considering the Conditional Use Permit necessary in order for a fine arts center, museum, etc., to locate in the RS Single Family Residential, District. If you have any comments or concerns relative to the location or the use, as relates to your individual departments, would you be kind enough to forward them to the Planning Department no later than Monday, September 22nd. Thank You. r A S h; r—, .z,..,:.* „ilk. *r a 1 F ri Mr. Burns moved to continue the public hearing on the Port 'St; Pngelea Fine Art Center to September 24, 1986. Ms. Davison seconded the motion, which passed unanimously. A K x 4 Y t j yi p `ti h4 ux y r j� Y Y rF x, 4 fi r e' w a .:.4. 1 f q 4 t 4. 4. 1 -Ati; CITY OF PORT ANGELES AFFIDAVIT :4 1:41, STATE OF WASHINGTON CITY OF PORT ANGELES A RE: FATHER WFRSTER FINE ARTS CUP 86(9)16 s y 'zt. f A C.D. Van Hemert, being first duly sworn on oath, deposes and says: That I am a citizen of the United States omerica, over the age :•44t of 21 years; that I am competent to be a witness herein; that Yn I am not interested in the proposal described in the attached notice; that on the 28 day of AUGUST 19 I posted said notice a true copy of which is hereto attached and made a part hereof, by securely fastening the same in conspicuous t places as listed below, to wit: 1. CI «fit 4 4 2. S W s. t 3. I �!�Yom_ ,-rte ,,r• 6 7 ,.\,r,..,/, Af f iant w ..r'..'•4; 4 SUBSCRIBED AND SwORN to he' t. t day r,f 0 ,,a t i r NOTARY PUBLI(_ i a o 7 fr thc' State �7 r r of wasningto re,;idir.q at 'e'' ,1 :I. I 9 A F k• j s. n 1 4 NOTICE 0 puBLIC e.., v V NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN that the Port Angeles City Planning Commission will bold a public hearing on SEPTEMBER 10, 1986 at 7,00 P.M., or i as soon thereafter as possible, in the City Council Chambers, 1 140 Nast Front Street, Port Angeles, to consider a request for a Conditional �`;f k,,, Use Permit to allow a fine arts center to locate in the RS -7, Single Family s Residential, District. 0" X. 4 re 1 y Wit,: LOCATION: 1203 E. 8th Street 41' LEGAL DESCRIPTIONt All of Etlock 220, Lots 4 9, Block 279, TPA, and Lots 15 16, Block 211 it APPLICANTt CITY OF PORT ANGF.LF.S PROPER?? OWNER' SAME ".r S ENVIRONMENTAL P OLICY AC^. 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Is eir•pli. .11 4 4.... .1 4, ,-,4 4, 8 i I rmaimmcvmmiairielre- u p el f....' "--171111111r1111/ 4 I 1 4 l 1 4 !....A I -114:. 1 -•"1‘44::„4-.4.,P 111 1 I—I r 7 4 4 14 4 4 I 1 :4 4 I II ii,.;::;•5 4 t V '"1 .."t 01/4\ NN s h 1 1 i 4, I t I 414 <s .4, 4 I 1 bi 6 j 1 .'4 a 1 1 I 14 .4 6 1 'i../ s I 1 4, v. 40,,,,,,, .„-,-4 4 Si 1 1 I t 44- '11... i' 4 :1 4 4' 7.• 1 1 1 ,j a 1 1 II N I i 1 0 A '4" S i 1 4 .i I 11 l• 4 4 4 I .,,t ri,"“f1 I L■ I ..f. 4 k ‘44 ,4, 4, .^.14.„'` .--iii .4 -44 i. 4" 1 t e t e I Mu A t if I 1 It,) ,'"Apitt b mi t 11111 111141V' I r a g t I t 1 1 lik Muni' i I I 514111111111 111 LE I I t I •4 I 6 14 k, *V A. 4 1t :-.4 i .•4 A 11111111 1 1 1 1 .4.4...1 4 a* Port Angeles Fine P.rt (:enter NEIGH0^'7�•rc)0 t 1EL T I 9/8/86 Paul Carr, City Planner Jerre Hughes, Chairman, Port Angeles Fine Art Center board of Trustees Duncan Meilernen, Director Neighbors :,n attendance: .flac and Sandra Ruddell, 1134 E. (3th, 457 -7(' or 452 -6822 ppp�t yy hide1er ^Pnir1 n,cnt` '3n E. 'th, 4s7 -1392 UE1 t'i 4 ary N'eier("'aurren absent), 1 120 L. eth, 452--4879 -Hr. and t'rs. Ric' arc; (e 't s (rlrn tc t ui ld at 1110 E. 8th), 452 -2978 P2'itz (:roslq (Anra nbsr_nt), n% E. th, 457 -9301 •en11e %avaril (Pon absent 815 Sc. Chambers, '.57 -9060 •^Jio1a Nixon, 1116 E. -!lruce and Penny c'enr r. t'` 4`_2 "732 rnm and Sharon Tarcett c .0 r1 and Jordis :-en 11' r c.. 4 _91'1 Jean t!nrdyk 11?, Neighbors nut t F •t$ Mrs. Lloyd c c ,1 v .'rt in good health) 1106 E. 8th, 457 -9601 .!rl ant, matc,n t+;, r,, r,nn1 Nr'rvicen n'' ice 457 -8575 Lew ens "argnret P, 4707 r. r Margery Crouse, 11'r. 4 P "J'ack nn•1 petty "Y'ntgr rrv, "^r, LPuridsnr,, 457 -4369 t`re �9 /0' -,-1 11 n n 1 4`"'- r ^r Corn not have a :cesa to ell between and 9th+ Oliver �onr:. J E alley bt a 9th) ms .."j -2, Y1.'a t....r..:{".�. S R 4 t September 3, 1996 t To: i"`. i City of Port Angelen 1 •d Planning Department w Planning Ccmminsion We, as the neighborhood affected by the Esther Webster Art Center, would like the following concerns addressed and made a matter of w record. Further, we would like to let it be known that we are not c •:4 opposed to the Art Center per se, rather our concerns are for the i hours of operation, the original intended use of the building: versus the director's stated intentions, the traffic and parking situation, along with the privacy of the neighborhood. lid i r Concerns: 1. Hours of operation. How late would this facility be open, i and would there he weekend hours? The will stated that the 4 building be used for exhibits twice a year, but the hired k i?• director has slated he wants exhibits every 4 to 6 weeks, plus f t i 'f1:4!", other events nu.h as music and performing ar He further +',r= states that he will encourage bus and student tours. This F much activity in a residential neighborhood is not acceptable. al`" 2. How to keep the traffic in the parking lot and not parked .t ,a on Jones St., 9th St. or the alley between 9th and 8th? Noise r of traffic and pedestrians on evenings and /or weekends is a rh F k,�4; concern. People will not use the parking lot if street parking in avnilahle at less walking distan ^_e. g Y a f M 3. Keeping the t.rnf`ic completely off of 9th St. 9th is an ,r Z uncontrolled street with two dangerous, somewhat blind intersections. One, the 'nt.ersection with Chambers is re. completely blind, and the ot.,er, Washington St., is also bad. a With the proposed access to the parking lot from Jones St., in t.; I ii t line with 9th, the traffic will one 9th, not Boulevard, as the .,x c way to msj(r art.erisir. We feel very strongly that the ''.!z .Y-, traffic should h+• controlled on and off Boulevard, already an '''S.. r ""�1 ±�A arterial, and not. 9th which is a residential street. x rt; 4. Is there a po +y of large green shrubs or fencing or ,F� '.V• 3 r` a combination of l.,th n the west side. of the parking lot to E p v rk shield the tr. ff, n i' :,nd hradlight glare from Jones Street f 30 t( and the neighhorh �d" `a S •1 oe 5. Could speed h,mp�s h. ,ncluded in the parking lot, on Jones ft t Street north of 9th it and et the top of the alley to aY 4 t dlsnourage their w It. In absolutely necessary to keep traffic oft' ,f the Alley This alley is for driveways and '•'Ft�` 4. residential parking. It is blind to many of the driveways and Aft '1.. t much too steep t., maintain any traffic flow 4 �r Thank you for your time and consideration. s' .else 71 1 �1 a I n' Q is c c -L L$T� -Pert CTKV g .,C CS w�-� y; o fu M N 7 x n� 7 A 77 rT rTw..,ts C 7...44c1 aagd7f n,+.' AA• iii.7 42'/„ Ii 3'i a_- y.'• ...se fir e c A Pe „n v... q_p. ,4 t+ IIZ7 E 9* ;41 4tIOACLL c I., 4. //3i Am sr 0 JQ�OAC'�l(alil.• it 4 i ,l /l )O E. t Z iO411c .L r K a t c r f �Q�cr �t�St�, 4�� it3C) C '-d1-.11 I 1�v Ea,A 0 +^A• i J d ham 4 rC 4&- r d fly 4 y f ..,M.. 66022S Y CITYQF PORT A r CONDITIONAL USE APPLICATION .4.....,:.,..4 A PLEASE READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE COMPLETING THIS FORM. 4 1. APPLICANT f iTY OP PORT ANGFT.FS DAYTIME PHONE 457 -0411 t ADDRESS P O. Box 115f1_ Pnrt Angolos_ WA 9816? ti non SAME l PROPERTY OWNER .4-4k,'4,, ADDRESS t 2(a) LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF P:OPERTY All of Block 220_ Lots 4 9. Blois 279 *7 and Lots 15 16, Block 211, TPA (b) STREET ADDRESS (or location)_ 1203 East f},Lh Street 4 3. PROPERTY INFORMATIONt (a) ZONING RS -7 11,; (b) SIZE 4.2 acres S4:/ tr• (c) DIMENSIONS ft. by ft. .•14' (d) CHARACTERISTICS One house on a wooded lot at the top of a hill. 1 =4''° The proposed parking lot is on a level area west of the water reservoir. 4. NEIGHBORING AREA INFORMATION: l (a) ZONING RS -7, Single- Family Resi lential r (b) CHARACTERISTICS frilly Antralnp raaiAantiwl craw with w rPRt hnmR nnfl 1 a water reservoir "t� (c) SIZE AND CONDITION OF ROADS Lauridsen Blvd. :sa:nle:r:::iaflull:(3:::r::ered:t r r is partially improveds 9th Street and 8 .k s 5. PROPOSED USE INFORMATION: (a) NAME OR TYPE PORT ANGF_LES FINE ARTS l'FNTRR il (b) SPECIFIC LOCATION ON PROPERTY (c) CHARACTERISTICS_ s 6. JUSTIFICATION FOR ALLOWING USE r 7. i CERTIFY that all of the above statements are true to the best of my knowledge and acknowledge that wilful aisrepresentation of information will terminate tMa Q permit. ;I T I LE NO.�, SIGNAT(JRi V• DATE RECD TREAS. REC'PT D ATt June 3 0. 1946 POST i MAIL PUBLISH `f i 24 C T