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RECESS <br /> <br />present. <br /> <br />At 8:45 P~M.,~a recess was <br />declared. The meeting reconvened <br />at 8:50 P.M. with all Councilmen <br /> <br />APPEAL #288 The Mayor opened the public hearing <br />CUP 71-34 on Appeal #288 filed by Robert R. <br />ROBERT R. WASHER Washer appealing the requirements <br /> for lighting fee, trees, and 4' decorative <br />wall contained in Conditional Use Permit 71-34, approved by the Planning Commission, <br />allowing retail sales in the M 1 District at 3500 W. 17th Street (Westminster). <br /> <br />The Director of Public Works stated that Condition 6-D of the Commission report <br />was amended to read" . $1095.00 or subject to review.. "He stated that the <br />bond involved has been recalculated, and for sidewalk and tre~s it would amount <br />to $446.00 and the street lights would be $103.00, for a total of $549.00; that Public <br />Works feels this is a reasonable requirement for any commercial enterprise, and <br />particularly on 17th Street. <br /> <br />The Director of Planning stated that the 4' decorative wall is a standard requirement <br />to screen parking, and that staff feels the requirement is reasonable and should be <br />retained. <br /> <br />Robert R. Washer, 12615 Lighthouse,Lane, Corona del Mar, stated he had come <br />before the Council because his neighbor to the east had not been required to comply <br />with the same conditions, and he was asking for the same consideration to be given <br />to him. He presented pictures of the two properties. He also stated that the Planning <br />Commission had stipulated that there would be no curbside parking along Seventeenth <br />Street in front of his building, but there is parking in front of the office next to his. <br /> <br />There were- no further proponents or opponents and the Clerk reported no written <br />communication had been received on the matter. The Mayor closed the public <br />hearing~ <br /> <br />In discussing the "No Parking" on 17th Street, the Director of Public Works stated <br />they are trying to warn potential developers that there will be no parking on the <br />major arterial system; that it doesn't mean now, but eventually. <br /> <br />Councilman Patterson stated he felt that flue information presented was incomplete <br />and would like to refer the matter to staff for further report. <br /> <br />Councilman Herrin's motion, seconded by Councilman Yamamoto, to refer Appeal <br />#288 to staff for further information and report on January 17, 1972, carried on <br />the following roll call vote: <br /> <br />AYES: Herrin, Yamamoto, Villa, Evans, Patterson <br />NOES: Griset, Markel <br />ABSENT: None <br /> <br />CITY COUNCIL -13- January 3, 1972 <br /> <br /> <br />
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