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CITY COUNCIL MINUTES - October 16, 1985 C. PRE'SPS71'ATICNS FROM THE FLOOR: (continued) 4W Betsy B�ert�ram,, 1854 P 'Hill Head, covrented on the placement of election signs lel the Town and the vio Latlons o e Town I a ordinance on this matter that were taking place. She felt that the Concerned Citizens of Ins Altos Hills were trying to save the Town's zoning and they were not receiving any support from the Council. Allison responded to this aamient by stating that he felt the Council's position was well stated in the ballot arguments. The City Manager responded that the sign issue was an enforcement one and he could discuss this with Mrs. Bertram at a later time. � •as•a •a •,a i � i � �a � r Commissioner Gottlieb reported that on 9/26/85, in addition to the study session, the Commission had discussed one item during a regular meeting. This item was the request for a 40' setback on Bentley Court (Int #6) and the request was denied by the Cocmission. At their meeting on 1019/85, the Commission approved the variance request for Lands of Zappella and sent the proposed antenna ordinance back to staff for additional review. A meeting on this subject was scheduled for 10/17/85 with Planner Nancy Lytle and Commissioner Gottlieb. E. SPECIAL OIMERS: 1. Public Hearings: a) LANDS OF LISAC, 13859 Templeton Place, request for a special land use permit ` to allow an addition having a height in excess of fifteen feet ` The Staff Planner presented her 10/9/85 report which noted that on 8/26/85 an application for a zoning permit to construct additions and deck was submitted and on 9120/85 an application was submitted to convert the existing carport into a garage. Staff recmnended that the Council approve the Special Land Use Permit based on the project's conformance with the guidelines for Ordinance #295. Council discussed the plans before them and expressed concern at the issue of having practically two houses on one lot. Allison questioned why staff had not required a conditional use permit for the garage. Staff noted that the plans were sorew8uat confusing especially since the packet before Council included no floor plans. There were three structures on the property, two of which were non- conforming which predated the incorporation of the Town. The Staff Planner noted that under the existing ordinances, a conditional use permit was not require]. However, if Council 'clearly' thought it was a secondary dwelling, they could require a conditional use permit. MYrION SECONDED AND W=RAM: Moved by Allison, seconded by Fuhrman and withdrawn to continue the public hearing on the Lands of Lisac because of lack of information on the application. Mr. Scott Qumingham, applicant's design coordinator, suggested that Council did have to inn ormation Jout it might need some clarification. He noted that there were actually two separate applications: 1) remodel of the existing kitchen which had been damaged by fire plus an addition which included laundry facilities and the replacerent of an existing deck; and 2) the garage application which included removal �r of the existing three -car carport and replacement with a three -car garage designed in keeping with the style of the house.