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Planning Commission Minutes 2/10/82 REVISIONS AND OMISSIOPdS TO THE AGENDA Mr. Harris stated that William Hirst, by letter, has requested that Item 6d, Case Z-82-14, be continued until March 10, 1982. Commissioner Lindsey addressed case Z-82-14, application of William Hirst for sign approval at 235 Main Street. He asked if the Board just wanted to keep continuing the matter. *~r. ~:arris said he hoped the matter wouldn't be continued indefinitely. Commissioner Doherty indicated the sign would have to be repainted because it is faded. Further that if he were the developer he would have also requested the application be continued inasmuch as the sign has been erected without prior City approval. Commissioner Lindsey then requested that only one continuance be allowed on the matter. Chairperson Wilson said that as a former City Attorney, Mr. Hirst knows the sign ordinance and for this reason would not support the request for continuance. RZ-81-25, Ernest and Charlotte Jones Application of Ernest and Charlotte Jones to rezone approximately 4.5 acres of land located at the northwest corner of Rose Avenue and Rose Lane from the "A" (Agricultural) District to the R-1-10,000 (..Single- family Residential) or R-1-20,000 (Single-family Residential) District. The Planning Commission may recommend any zoning for the property consistent with the General Plan. A negative declaration of environmental impacts will also be considered. Mr. Harris explained that this matter was continued to allow the advertisement of two additional properties on Rose Lane for rezoning. The public hearing was opened. Ernest Jones, 1725 Rose Avenue, the applicant, addressed the Commission stating he agrees with the staff report as presented but did have concern with a minimum lot size of 20,000 sq. ft, when one of his lots is only 17,000 sq. ft. With. regard to another parcel, he said he could almost make the 20,000 sq. ft. minimum if the road was private as opposed to public. Commissioner Wilson addressed the narrow road ~~~hich was paved at the expense of the Fairgrounds to minimize traffic problems during the Fair time. He further said he is concerned with the sewer going from Rose Avenue to Bernal through the Fairgrounds. He made reference to an agreement entered into during 1959 whereby the Fairgrounds would be exempt from paying for sewer and as a result of the agreement the sewer line is not supposed to flow from any houses; but, in fact four or five houses flow into the sewer and is charged against the Fairgrounds. He stated that both he and Bill Gale lifted up manholes seeing the flow and further suggested that the property owners come in with development plans and attempt to resolve the sewer situation. Mr. Warnick said this shouldn't go through without credit to the Fair if in fact there is an agreement and perhaps something should be worked out and that the matter should be looked into so that nothing is done contrary to the agreement. He further indicated this should, however, be dealt with at subdivision time and not rezoning. -2- ._....___.__~.__... _ _.. _ ._.._._._... _..._ _..___~.~_... _...__.____ __.__....___._.. _._. __. .. _._a____... _..~.___ .