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Home My WebLink About082682 Min Packet PORT TOWNSIEN09 WASHINGTON 99368 40 IN Porgy Townsend. Planning COMMIS on IL WM dllMT CITY CITY pPORT TOWNSEND 14INUTES OF AbGUST 26, 3.982 i. Upen�.n�; Business Chaian Floyd called the meeting to order at 73 P ve. I•embers present were iiin Campbell, Jean C" f�.e3d, Julie iicC 11och, and John Floyd.. JUILie !..".cCulloch moved th.zt the minutes of July 29, X982 be approved as 6 imnb4i.tten. Jinn Campbell seconded the motion and the vote was unaniqmous, II. Application liumber 582-d2 Janice F. Harrison Variance Request 313 :Talker Part Townsend, Ia 9836$ This V ara.,=ce 7Legkest c one 1ng of fqS tre^t Parkinrequirements was tabled by a motion f rom Jean Camf 1*leld and seconded by Julie McCulloch, because no one was present to..represent Ms. 'Harris on The v6te tra s* unanimous. The c azruria.ssion . agreed t o hear thi s appli c ati on in September if a representative eras present to present their vaevis. III. Application number 682-02 J. Lesli*e Donavan/Antho Elio Rezone from Plwpl to C-2 Stroeder 1532 Sams Jay Port Toimsend, 11a. 98368 Anthony Stroeder explained to the commission that, like everyone else iiho bought property in that area., he thought the land ��as zoned c iercial. He said he would like to have the property zoned C-2 for building so it would be compatible vath the rest of the area. The commission was concerned frith the amount of commercial uses C-2 can be used for and the impact a commercl' business t7ould have at the adjacent city entrance. Nr. De!"Iolfe stated that the approach to the cl*ty was a concern and a green strip buffer would help protect viety for the city entrance. C pq I issioner Campbe asked Mr. Stroeder if access to the property was limited to Discovery Road tronld he be agreeable. Kr Stroeder answered yes* Cha%rman Floyd stated to the commission that Public zoned property eras suppose to be publi*Lc owned and since this property was privately ovmed was not aon compliance with the Comprehensive flan. . Mr. Delmiolfe added that even with the visual impact being a concern, still see property as iOndustri'al commercioalo After a discussion Mr. Campbell moved to recommend approval. of Application Number d82-02 based on the criteria that the property eras incorrectly zoned, there would be no adverse effects , there i4,ras no adverse test:*Lmony and no f arseen negative impacts on the property, and would ask the City Council 1- t o attach 2 re strictive covenants t o the property that would Z. provide a 25 foot buffer zone along State Road 20o 2. all traffic enter and exit fromP roP erty onto Discovery Read, The property southeast of this parcel has been zoned C-2. Jean Camfield seconded the moti'on and the vote was unanm' ouso IV. Appli'cati'on Number 681--02 Lebens, IvLissi'g, and Barr Subdivision Request 49th & Hendricks Part Toimsend, i7a. 98368 Y.T. Barr, representing the 3 partners, stited they would like tovide 9 acres i9 nto approanaltely7cthree 3 acre parcels. One is a separate tax parte].. There would be no negative impacts. Fulf:'Llled Health Department rules, but has run into survey problems at the state level 3 years ago. Chairman Floyd instructed Mr. Barr to get simple statements of agreements from the others before final approval was due. Mr. Floyd also asked i*f there was any disagreement to the 20 foot easement to the city for the 1�adenang of Hendricks? Barr said no. Barr said the Health Deparruments only restriction was the depth of the drai*nf�.eld. I%Ir. Barr said that the only problem with having to do the subdivision was needing a variance for sidewalks which is hardly practical. there. Chairman Floyd revieTrmd the subdivasion 0 ordinance. Chainnan F:Loyd requested the • pert rate test or the waiver from the Health Depail-Mment, He instructed 'Nx. Barr to have water lines shoiqm an play map to comply W:*Lth the law. He suggested taking the survey map and putting all the requirements Lo be shoiarn on it. these instructions must be met for p�el3.minary approva:L, Chza*r,T.an Floyd continued this hearing at the September. 16th meeting for the 4 pre�.sma.naa�* approval. 0. Planning Iaps :•:r. Tj�::olfe brought raps ��e fe1L of use to cor.�ission, plu� the five lie f slt should bc replaced.. He presented a letter to the cul,Zlissaon stating his findings and suggestions for the maps. After discussion Chairmen �layd stated th�� the coru�is�io�4 was satisfied with quality of maps and I'Lf other 5 ars brought up to the same quality they would be good planning tool {enclosed is. s letter Frith the prices for these planning maps) VI. Adjournment Chairman Floyd adjourned the meeting. • V ixgiLnia t1llL{C`.J tmiU: Plannir�g var� .�on A robert w, de wolfe landscape architect � 1536 washington st. . port townsend., w(206) 385-523498368 August 26,, 1982 MORANDUMO To: Mx'. John Floyd, Chairman Port Townsend Planning Commission and Commission Members From: Bob DeWolfe Per our resent discussions and last Thursdays meeting, I wish to point out that the full sized drawings and plans which were prepared as base sheets for the Comprehensive Plan were drawn at a scale consistent with planning purposes as well as my awn personal choice for the most effective representation of the quintessential data. Furthe ore., the information contained there-on is founded upon extensive technical research and professional experience; and should it be determined that any re-production or re-drafting of these documents i*s required, it would either have to be drawn by me or under rqy direct supervision. It is particularly noteworthy that numerous limiting idiosyncrasies exist within the capabilities of local printing houses; and that none of them have adequate size camera mounting board boxes,, a diversity of screening fi s. or lour cost Ozad (blue-print) capability all under one roof. Together with the fact that the Jefferson County Engineering Dept. stopped providing printing se.-r-y-'Ices to the public during the ddle of this work,,, (causing the use of a different Base Sheet media), it was fficult to maintain continuity of presentation techniques. Fortunately, I was still able to prepare many of the Comp. Plan drawings :Ln a form which allows either blue-print or photographic reproduction for subsequent printing purposesIn- fact, only five drawings, (Which were modified to accom- modate the contractual requirement for photographic reproduction operations), need to be re-worked to low for consistent appearance and clarity of informa- tion required for your forthcoming Public Review Process. (Note samples of drawings furnished.) ley time and charges to prepare these five drawings is as f o ows on page 2. . Additional recisions which ght he required as part of the Review Process need not be incorporated until immediately before final printing. • page 2. P ort Tuwnsend Planning Commission August 26, 1882 The following information is furnished as a basis for fee for the ore- mentioned drawings. DRAWING DFSCRIPTIGN MAN-HOURS � Development Stablity 10 hrs. # Building Patterns (168, 175 & 181) 3 hrs. � Comprehensive Plan - 1981 3 ms's. # Surficial Soils 2 hr s. � Open Space Plan - 1.981 2 hrs: Tot Man-hour fee at $25.00/hr. % 20 hrs. = LJOO F"ENSES a� Test/progress Prints (5) $ 15.00 � Final Prints (5) $ 3 .00 � sc Supplies & "out-of-.packet costsn $ 5.00 Total expenses $ 50,00 X0.00 Total Fee ...... ............ .................... $ 550*00 ADDITIONAL ALTERMTM # Sepia reproductions for the Planning Covmdssions files, and future use in providing adCAII.&tional ints for public uses could be efficiently incorporated at this time. 15 ciralwings at 6sf @ $,,501sf = $ 45*00 Misc. supplies, etc. 5.04 dotal Additional Alternative = $ 50,00 Total Fee with selection of Add. Alternative = $ 600.00 40 i i 41 w GUEST LIST T 'ILL s I G.NATURE PRI NTE D. 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