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permits had not been issued. In addition, Ma. Perry indicated that staff <br />would continue to work with the owners of the Preschool and the Animal <br />Hospital. <br />Mr. James Martin, representing the Suburban Animal Hospital, expressed <br />concerns regarding the traffic circulation and indicated that he would be <br />interested in assisting and reviewing the plane for the easements. <br />Me. Perry added that staff had reviewed the easements in site plan review and <br />the easements had already been in place since 1970. Only minor changes were <br />necessary. <br />' There was a motion and second to approve the quarterly review of Conditional <br />Use Permit and it was unanimously passed. <br />AYES: Mondo, Brown, Oliver, Doughty, Nalle, Pedroza, and Segura <br />NOES: None <br />ABSENT: None <br />G. Discussion of Riverview West Marketplace. <br />Mr. Larry Yenglin, Associate Planner presented a summary and displayed charts <br />of the Riverview Weat Project. He indicated that there were three actions <br />for the project: 1) Tentative Parcel Map; 2) Conditional Use Permit; and 3) <br />several Variance requests and specified possible tenants for the site. Staff <br />was recommending approval of portions of the requests and denial for other <br />requests. However, the applicant was requesting relief from parking, lot <br />frontage, landscaping, loading and trash area, signs, and wall height. <br />Commissioner Oliver asked why the applicant wanted to parcel the project. <br />Mr. Yenglin indicated that the proposed tenant preferred to own the property. <br />Chairman Mondo asked if the CC&R's were drafted. <br />Mr. Yenglin stated that the CC&R'9 had not been drafted. <br />Mr. Adams informed the Commission that he had met with the Chairman from the <br />Riverview Neighborhood Association. He expressed concerns regarding the <br />project specifically the proposed sign. <br />H. Comments from the Executive Director. (Robyn Uptegraff) <br />1. Ma. Uptegraff apprised the Commission that Ed Cooper, City Attorney <br />would retire in May 1996; <br />2. She also announced that Mr. Allen Doby, Executive Director of <br />Recreation and Community Services would retire in October 1996; and <br />3. City Council overturned the Commission action for Amendment Application <br />No. 95-8 for the Logan area rezoning project. <br />I. Comments from the Planning Manager. (Kenneth Adams) <br />Mr. Adams distributed a status report for the 24 hour restaurants. He <br />informed the Commission that there were six requests agendized for the <br />extended hours of operation and the Commission had previously reviewed four <br />requests in December. The applicant's two year filing deadline for submittal <br />of extended hours of operation would expire in February 1996. <br />J. Comments from the Planning Commission. <br />1. Commissioner Doughty asked for an update of 2828 North Bristol Street. <br />Ma. Uptegraff indicated that the case was continued in mid December for <br />60 days. <br />2. Commissioner Brown indicated that she had been contacted regarding the <br />following properties: <br />1634 South Townsend - it was reported that the site was being used for <br />the repair of automobiles; and <br />1613 South Diamond - a condemned house was being used as a gang hang <br />out. <br />3. Chairman Mondo requested staff to provide an update of enforcement <br />actions against Leos Towing off of South Main Street; and <br />He also requested informationregarding the removal of street parking <br />on Columbine Street east of Main Street and to expand the permit <br />parking district on Columbine Street on the west side of Main Street. <br />R. Recess. <br />2 JANUARY S, 1996 <br />