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9/10/2008
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PC 091008
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checked the CC&R's to see if it applied to this area. Ms. Amos replied that the <br />condition was added in the Tract Map conditions of approval as Condition No. 16, <br />which is included as an attachment to the staff report. She noted that the CC&R's <br />stated that re-grading would be reviewed by the City's Building and Safety Division. <br />Mr. Roush noted that staff has also looked extensively to find the reference to the <br />City Council directive and has not been able to find it. He stated that the CC&R's do <br />not specifically state this but the grading must be reviewed by the Building Official in <br />conjunction with the Planning Department. He indicated that his sense is that the <br />former Planning Director, Mr. Jerry Iserson, was not aware of the condition and <br />proceeded on the basis of looking at the Tract conditions, which does not indicate <br />that the City Council would need to be involved in it. He stated that essentially, there <br />is a re-grading application that the City is looking at and the issue is now in the <br />Planning Commission's arena. <br />Chair Blank referred to the resolution and said that from in his experience, the <br />"Whereas"' clauses normally provide statements of conditions that are currently in <br />existence. He noted that even though the resolution relates to the re-grade of <br />Lot 48, the "Whereas" states fairly clearly the City Council directive that all <br />re-grading applications for Tract 5835 must have City Council approval. He <br />indicated that while staff may have a problem determining the correct date of the <br />meeting and finding the original minutes where this was discussed, the resolution's <br />intent is that the City Council, regardless of the CC&R's, would approve all <br />re-grading in the neighborhood. <br />Mr. Roush agreed with Chair Blank but noted that the difficulty is that the Minutes of <br />the April 18, 1989 meeting do not contain anything that would even touch on <br />Tract 5835. He added that staff has looked at the Minutes for 1988, 1989, and 1990 <br />to try and find the source and has drawn a blank. <br />Commissioner Narum referred to Condition No. 1 of Exhibit B of the staff report and <br />said that it talks about the final landscaping, retaining wall, and grading conforming <br />substantially to Exhibit A. She inquired whether or not what is actually there <br />conforms substantially to Exhibit A. Ms. Amos said staff has not made a recent visit <br />to the site to see what actual exists to date or what the actual grade is. She noted, <br />however, that based on the cross-sections provided in attachments, they appear to <br />be similar. <br />Commissioner Narum inquired if the berm referred to in Condition No. 4 of Exhibit B <br />was actually one foot in height. Ms. Amos replied that staff has not visited the site <br />recently and that it is unclear whether or not there is a berm. <br />Commissioner Fox inquired whether staff was comfortable with the directive that all <br />re-grading applications for Tract 5835 must have City Council approval or if staff <br />needed to further search the archives to find the actual requirement. <br />PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, September 10, 2008 Page 6 of 33 <br />
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