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JOINT MEETING OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION AND CITY COUNCIL <br />January 31, 1979 <br />Page three <br />DISCUSSION OF STATUS OF ACTION ITEMS: (continued) <br />that these matters should be handled by Staff. Commissioner Lachenbruch noted <br />that the firm of William Cotton and Associates included at least three professionals, <br />at least two of wham are expert soils engineers and that this is a broad spectrum of <br />professional help that is available to the Town. It was emphasized by Councilmen <br />Perkins and McReynolds that the review of soils and geology reports should include <br />a visit to the site to see what actually exists in the ground. The soils and geology <br />review should not be a cursory review of docim:ents. Mayor Hillestad asked that all <br />letters of transmittal for material be reviewed and available for Council, and that <br />in the near future Mr. Cotton be invited to a Council meeting to discuss his role <br />as Town Geologist. <br />Councilman Perkins reported on Item IIID "Subdivision and Site Development <br />Committee". He noted he was not prepared to report yet on the Subdivision Committee <br />and moved on to the Site Development Committee report. A report was given on <br />discussion with City Engineer/Planner and research on the ways site development <br />is handled in other towns. Areas pointed to as crucial for appropriate site <br />development review were ordinance canpliance and the meeting of certain aesthetics. <br />Ways of meeting Site Development Committee responsibilities were discussed. These <br />were: 1) a review of the list of conditions for the applicable subdivision and <br />a review of the subdivision map, 2) an evaluation of the site development plan <br />to determine if the plan was in accord with purposes set forth in the General Plan. <br />Certain problem areas needed clarification: one of then was that the ordinances <br />needed to be clarified. In this regard, it was noted that one of the areas <br />that needed to be clarified was the matter of foundation type <br />for slope areas exceeding 14%. while the foundation type was delineated in <br />Ordinance 232, it was not set out in the Site Development ordinances, and this <br />resulted in problem situations such as the Saul site development plan. One last <br />way of an adequate site development review was that all members assigned to the <br />Site Development ce mittee be present for the meeting. <br />on Items E and F "Review Fee Schedules" and 'Other", it was noted that some informa- <br />tion is being compiled, and that the date for consideration of these matters can be <br />set at the February 28th meeting. <br />Chairman Stewart of the Planning Commission reported on Items II and IV, noting that <br />because of the press of work and unavailability of some Planning Commissioners, <br />little more than committee assignments had been accomplished. Work would begin <br />as soon as Commissioners were available. He diqi, loweper, irP He did, however, report <br />that a limitation of 1,000 square feet had been set for secondary dwellings by the <br />Commissioners until a more thorough consideration of this matter could be worked out. <br />It was then determined to hold approval of these Minutes until the next Joint Meeting. <br />Councilman Proft noted that the roll call vote was missing under the last Motion of Item <br />E.2. on the February 7, 1979 Minutes and it is as follows: ,,,(ar`� <br />AYES: Mayor Hillestad, Councilmembers Nystrom and Perkins. 00( <br />NOES: Councilmembers McReynolds and Proft. <br />Y <br />ADJOURNMENT: <br />7' There being no further business to discuss, the joint meeting was adjourned by <br />Mayor Hillestad at 9:12 p.m. <br />Respectfully sutmitted, <br />Ethel Hopkins <br />Planning Secretary <br />