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HomeMy WebLinkAbout022271 Min February 22, 1971 Members bers present- Miner , Lester , Pedersen, May, Johnson The February meeting of the Planning Commission was called to order, The minutes were read and approved as read , Under old business, it was noted that the City Council had followed the recommendations of the Planning Commission concerning variance requests from Jack diesel and the Carroll Mill company. The TEAPI reco=en aon however was turned down by the City Council . Mr. Miner discussed briefly his thoughts concerning; a meeting he had attended titled The Ecological. Use of Power", sponoered by the localAAUW. Held over from the January 1971 meeting was a request by the Carroll Mill company for a setback variance. The Commissioners were to view the site( Lot 3 , Bloc* 6, Denny Addition) in question and be prepared to makeec mm* endation at the February meeting. Mr. French offered a photograph of the site , showing a partially comstructed building. Discussion followed. Jeff Pedersen made the motion that the Panning Commission recommend to the City Council to show disapproval of a variance at Lot. 3 ) lk. 6, Denny Addition. The motion was seconded and the vote was unanimous '- in favor of the motion, It was requested of the secretary to make note in the minutes that this was a unanimous vote by all ambers present. ) A letter was sent, Mr. Chuck Wallin requested the floor+. t o rake a request f- the,.Plan ging Commission. He asked the Commission to rec- ommend the City Council an open and public meeting with representatives of HUD, and FHA, for all to attend , rather than closed meetings of these groups with only council members and planners present. Mr. Kimbrough and Mr Farad r were present to request information concerning zoning codes in Port Townsend , The showed sketches of a proposed apartment complex in the Blaine, Garfield, aria Tyler area. They explained they plan to use HUD 236 financing. They also asked. the Planning Com- mission to make a recomendation to the Council, The Commissioners discussed the request, and Jeff Pedersen made the motion to go on record as finding the site use compatible with the Comprehensive Plan of Port Townsend; and that the proposed style of architecture , as represented to us (the Planning Commission) as being compatible with this area. seconded by L step The vote was four yes (unanimous) . A letter was sent , Mr. Miner~ read a letter from Clark, Colman, and RuPieks answer- ing questions which arose from a study meeting on the sub-- division ordinance . The meeting was adjOurned, Respectfully submitted , June Scott, secretary