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PLANNING COMMISSION
TOIJN OF LOS .ALTOS HILLS
MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING
June 12, 1967
The Regular Meeting of the Planning Commission of the Town of Los Altos Hills
was called to order Monday, June 12, 1967 at 7:53 P. M. by Chairman ;ilton
F. Min c ley at the Town Hall, 26379 Fremont Road, Los Altos Hills, Calif.
ROLL CALL: PRFSENT: Commissioners Bowler, Lachenbruch, Perkins? Sherlock,
Chairman Hinckley
ABSENT: Commissioners Dawson (art. 7:55 P. ti.), Hibner
COUNCIL REP3!SBNTATIVE: Councilman Jalter A. Benson
APPROVAL OF MINUTES: Aay B and 22, 1967
ACTION:
That the Minutes of May 8, 1967 and
may 22, 1967 be adopted as submitted.
MOTION: Bowler; SECOND: Sherlock;
VOTE: Passed unanimously
COMMUNICATIONS:
`r 1. Chairman Minckley read letter dated June B, 1967 from City Aanager
advising of the Planning Commission appointments of jilliam A. Perkins
to fill the unexpired term of 4alter A. Benson to March 4, 1965 and
of Laurence Dawson, to fill the unexpired term of A. C. Prentice, Jr.
to March 14, 1970.
Chairman Hinckley welcomed the newly appointed Commissioners.
2. Letter addressed to City Council, a ith copy to Planning Commission,
from Donald " Spencer, 27490 SScrlock Road, dated May 22, 1467,
regarding a joint study by Portola Valley and :oodside regarding
landslide and earthquake problems and urging that the Town seek to
join with them in this study.
Commissioner Lachenbruch, Chairman of a one-man Committee to consider
Vie feasibility of a geological survey stated he has had informal
contact with these Towns and will report further developments to the
Commission and Council.
3. idemorandum from City Manager dated June 5, 1967 regarding revised
Variance/Use Permit Application forms and procedures for preliminary
hearings........ Deferred to OTHER BUSINESS.
ANNOUDiCENENTS :
AW 1. As a member of the County Planning Policy Committee, Chairman Minckley
announced he was in receipt of an announcement of two meetings of the
Ganta Clara County Transportation Policy Committee, to be held June 14
and July 12 at the Board of Supervisors Chambers, 70 - '. Hedding Street,
ANNOUNCEMENTS: Transportation Policy Committee (cont'd.):
San Jose, at 7:30 P. M. These meetings will be a two part review
of public transportation problems in the U. S. as they relate to
Santa Clara County. Meetings are open to the public.
Commissioner Dawson arrived at 7:58 P. M.
COMMITTEE REPORTS:
1. Pathways Committee - Pathway Study Session Committee Report...... Deferred
to OLD BUSINESS, Item 3.
COUNCIL RCFERRkLS:
1. IAc:morandum from City Manager was read calling attention of several
Council actions of recent meetings regarding drainage, slope density,
prohibition of trucks on Interstate 280, and Planning Commission
vacancies.
OLD BUSINESS:
1, PUBLIC HARING - City Manager's Report re: Little League Ballpark,
Staff read City Manager's report dated May 18, 1387 setting forth
the facilities desired by the Little League Committee and establishing
costs for initial land acq.^isition and construction of such facilities,
as well as estimated annual maintenance costs. The City Managerls
report did not take into consideration the use of Los Altos School
District property for Little League purposes, and noted that the Palo
Also School District property is not available for this use.
Comi,issioner Bowler, Chairman of the Parks and Recreation Committee,
stated there would be no formal committee report tonight, since his
Committee has now assembled the information required, climaxed by the
full coverage of the City Manager's report. Commissioner Bowler requested
guidlines if a further report is required.
Commissioner Lachenbru^_h suggested that a further investigation of the
possible use of the Los Altos School District property for Little League
purposes might complete the report. Commissioner Bowler agreed that
there had been only a preliminary investigation of this paint, but that
perhaps a valuable point would be to determine, prior to acquisition,
wsether Little League generally supports some portion of the
maintenance costs and what portion that night be expected of the Town.
Councilman Benson stated that if the land could be purchased at a. good
price over a period of years and without any maintenance to the Town,
the parents have indicated no interest in taking over the maintenance.
Chairman Winckley suggested a postponement of any recommendation, to
whic' Councilman Ranson agreed., to further investigate installation
costs, if any, and the actual facts to which the Little League
Association would be willing to subscribe.
Chairman Minckley opened the Public Hearing at 3:10 P. M.
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OLD BUSIAW : Public Hearing - Little League Ballpark cont'd.:
6 :arse D, Saviano, 12620 Corte Madera Lam_, parent of a Little Leaguer and
active member for i years, stated the Association has been completely
self-sufficient and the maintenance in past years has been done by
the Little League parents, Mrs. `aviano stated she believed that she
WAS speaking for all parents in saying the Little League would be
grateful for just the land and that they would take care of the
maintenance. She was certain that a formal communication from the
President of the League to this end could be obtained.
Mr, Charles Wright, 26570 Purissima Road, Past President of the Little
League Association, was of the opinion the City Manager's report was a
rather ambitious plan and that the matter should be approached over a
long terra plan is indicated by Councilman Benson. Mr. 'right further
stated the Little League has been a father -son activity from the be-
ginning and if the field wort to become a permanent ballpark, he felt
more permanent facilities could be installed on the same basis at very
little cost. He contended lights were not necessary since the Little
League cannot play after dark. Other activities, such as adult soft
ball, soccer, etc. using the field might consider lights necessary and
could enter into tnis project.
In. aright agraad that there should be an agreerant between the Little
League Association and tic Town. Since Little League is a Rational
Association and often played on City -owned property, Commissioner Bowler
sugg�steel Pa. Nright determine if tnare are any special contracts or
specific agreements which could be used as a pattern; also that inquiries
be Rade as to the City's insurance coverage beyond that of tie Little
Ldague's.
Srs. 3. Toth, 26642 Purissima Road, concurred wit:i Mr. (right that the
City Manager's report was ambitious and was against any plan that would
resemble a big city park. Mrs. Toth felt the goodwill of the residents
in maintaining the grounds would be just as important.
Mrs. Ginzton, n .:ember of the Parks and Recreation Committec, stated the
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Committee had envisioned the City -owned land for all sports and
activities on a long range program.
mr. V. S. French, 11927 Rhus :Ridge Road., also a member of the Parks and
Recreation Committee, spoke in favor of Mrs. Ginzton's comments in that it
shoulc be a general purpose sports arta, i.e., for Girl .Scouts, Boy
Scouts, etc.
i''irs. Saviano was of the opinion this was the common thought of all
parents and could see no reason wny such other activities could not use
the same arca.
Chairman Hinckley asked for cosm2nts from the :door in opposition. Since
there were none, the Public Hearing was closed at 6:45 P. hi.
Chairman Ainchley stated, tiat upon clarification of the above points
as discussed, the Planning Gomwissinn will make a recommendation to the
City Council at its next meeting (June 26th).
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CLD BUS 11J133 Cont 16.
2. HC PdRf.IT - . D. Clzaenr (UP -230-67) - Sequest for Use Pcvlit to give
riding instruction at private boarding stable, llastwind Fa na, ai
272A) Alta,aont Road.
Staff road into tze record two 149itional letters regarding above use
permit: 1) Letter dated hiay 21, 1967 from Mr. L. A. '4itkins, 27200
Altamont Road, proposing a rasoiution to amend Ordinance No. 70 regard-
ing rental stables; and 2) letter dated play 17, 1967 from Mr. and Mrs.
11. D. hatchau submitting their views on Section XIII, Para. 13:60, Sub-
part. A, 3, an_' C, which they !awl argue against a favorable recoanonda-
tion for the above Use Permit.
Staff read into the record am Addendum to the application for use permit
by At. R, D. Clemant, setting forth his coimuents on SectionII1, Para.
L :60, Sub -para. A, B, and C, which h2 feels argue for a favorable
reconsaandation and stipulating self-imposed restrictions and requiraments.
Staff read into the record letter dato_d May 11, 1967 from the City
Attorney anwicring the Cor.ouission's request for a memorandum as to the
legislative intent of Ordinance No. 7n. It was Mr. Faisant's conclusion
treat nr. Ciojont has applied for a use permit for the conditional use of a
school, As to Nnthcr hardship must be found in order to support the
granting oi_' the use permit, the City Attorney stated that any action
will be controlled by the provisions of Section 1-:60 of Ordinanco He. 73.
idr. S,_ .a''iting, attorney represanting Lr. R. D. Clement, spoke to the
issue and of:or_d the following documents in support of the Clement
applic-ation:
1) Pztition Tor A.oproval of private riding school, Wastwind Parr -
(- signatures);
2) Doc'n.:nt sign d by tarcz ros idents gait tri :ving tiieir nta rom
,-.vions 2uc'asting patrtio, and withdrawing chair obj canon 'thereto;
3) 00cument sign -6 by 5 rasidonLs residing in the immediate v:c rity of
public stints located in Town of codside and stating that at no
,._,,,o_ has this operation been a nuisanc^ or been objectionable in
any ay to t5v signers as n rghbors;
2) L_c ,r da d June 12, 1 ,7 roe Arthur P. Colardarci, Associate Dean,
Professor of aducatiou, an' Professor of Psychology, off=ring in
opinion ragsciing the influence on a community of tine prsselcz of a
rifling suable ofrcring instruction to young Paopla;
5) L ttor oawvd Any Z5, 1767 o� Town Clark of Town of food de
(.vising ticra is no movanant in .000dsido to close Down co,nnarcial
st,blas.
6) Drawing or prorosed construction and landscaping d'or residence,
stable and ring.
At ,':OO P. i-;., Chairman i+.inckley opened the Public Nearing. Tie follow-
ing residents spdio IN FAVOR of too use permit:
4W i1r. L, S, lrancn, 11527 Rhus Ridga Road - His experinnce indicated a
need for aoro dorsa rcnta steblas, as .veil as instruction.
OLD BUSIIIESC: US PERP,IIT - R, D.Clec_ent cont'd.:
far. ')2nry V. Seward, 27561 Altamont Road - Bel ievas the present boarding
stable is in harmony wits the ars- and favors the granting of the use
permit for instruction, with controls.
a. Sw-aney, 27900 Via Von'tana - Attested to the cle_nliness and
the discipline at 'tlest.a:ind Farm.
Dr. D. Roos, Los Altos vetarin_rian, colcie;rted on the oiler s-ables
ain
Town and teat such an zxception_l stable as this was needed in
Vlr s. �. Toth, 256<=t. Puriss iraa 4oad - Spokes in favor of the use penait and
the need of such addition.l services.
Cvuirman iiinckley r=_quested cocuaants from the opposition. the following
residents spore AGAINST the granting O< the use perait:
hr. L. i laikins, 27200 Altamonte Road. - Not opposed to horses or youtr�,
but rags not in favor of a rental stable= being operated on their_ street.
15r. 41tl-ins submitted a map with locationshe marked
of who srididg tsta0etition
where riding lessons ar g v -n an : of t
e tins ra uested a study an consideration
opposing t,c use permit 1"r. `'+ 9 _
o.`. his resolution which w-oulc: protect eof thout not c .an �'nc rosidents by panci re ,
con:a2nded
stables cropping all in residential areas
its ,,option to strengthen and cl_..if1' Ordinance Ido 1, fcr the ben -'it
of a11.
Cdr. an'_ Der- 12,200 ,n a' to JrIvo Ltqu stall t- at art Is of
Inco rporstio,r of Los tos filers regarding the origin ,,calling of
"agricaiture" and its P-raitt_d us_s ,or
business nil errors b' c.arifizd,
sine- over t"- ensuing years the t^rm "ag iculterc has been-xisconc.t
ane. C-_ ar--'a of business has be 'n circuwav-nted.
Com.missioncr Bowler re-aazkod th._t the To,m dons not o7tanpll fiat t:ne
o c O-:vcr
:raking of '. Ona Y is i�:.a.;or>1 and tie' c ar- arc tbzc.- are,,
Pin sc7cols 'or
c'ahi c:. Allo*, operatipn for prof -i) m :._one ag Y 9 )
Pro _ , 2) Iti- imus try, and 3) s ,rich agriculture. -.I F, ig contended
t bo
that if bus:nzss endeavors Arc; 'x- oK:c, in Los ,'tl to- Nia1s, t. z .Mould
clari`iad in 0rdinanc<: hb. 78 .s 'to whicS type of business ,'rill be
allowed.
Coitieissioner Lachsnbruch state= that boarding stables are excepted from
Ordinance IIc 78 and if it is ti n L dere is a need for greater control
over boarding stables than a study saoulc be made but to -ct is not tern
matter before the Commission tonigat. dr. Lachenbtuc5 stated th2 point is
that conditions -ust be xaut under .,action 'I11, Para 13:60 o- Cie. "7q
ana there are letters addressed to these Points fro[, boci si..Is.
Fir. Natrins asked the Com4,ission to confirm his understanuing Vint Mr.
Cl -"nt can build 2'. st 11s for a rental/boarding stable i•jit`out approval
uses
'ro.., t_: -a Town. Iir. _tcins was .<'vised c.:at this is t } c if tha
ax- rcapted £rota the ordinanc- but i2 vas pointod cut t
permit is granted, the Town coal rave control; if not gr -n4 c'o t'an there
in
Amr is no control. iIr. *:atIcins st,C c -t,t YS.s was cxa y k
iso:,: this oprio7 yr'
alls
T;,ap :zn,c been living across ti„- st._e't stab l,!
and lir. Cler,ant has one -,'tall n c,..ol -eson clean stable=. leo' t'--
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OLD BUSINSSS: USS PE—T,1T - P. D. Clement contI d.:
is being ezpand_d in 23 stalls without notice and is changing the entire
picture. This is ;&y he tas asked for clarification of Ordinance do. 71.
At 4:56 P. V., the Public Hearing was closed and the Chairaan asked for
the comments of the Concission.
Section :;III, Para. 13:60, Sub-pzra. h, 15, and C were discussed:
A. Commission concurred that. the parnit would bs in Kor-:any vit'
che general intent Of the orcii.r.c..
B. That tnz opposition Of the neighbors would in fact oe injurious
to thz neighbor?hood and public interest and tint this latter
should be fuothsr devclopec; hQiQver, it was not thought '"at
t_ use would a_._'ca tray is conditions adversely.
C. %s to the Specialconditions or onceptional characteristics of
the property concerned, it was c_scussid tkat this is currently
a horse farm, arcperty lies immediately adjacent to thn Nature
Conservancy Lands, and OKI add 10 acres to open space.
B3C0Auq68NDAT TON :
That the inquest of R. L. C10:111ent (UP -220-67) or Use
Permit to give riding instruction at private boarding
stable at 27240 Altanont load be approved.
1,01101I: BoOlor; SBCO[7D: Le aon
Commissioner L,ch2nbruch did not =a1 that he could vote in favor of tine
Use penin in t:13 face of 'i4e opposition Of the neighbors, even though the
second order of neighbors (3 or 4 lots a,aay) have gone on rotor.^, as
`, favoring it; however, in Inc coarse of the discussion 4, taliwed lCac
Kr. rQitkins perzaps Gid not and r tared previously that if there hers no
permit the Town could have no control and fir. Clement 'fight have i
larger operation on a suallsr acreage. The Town could .Ave control by
approving the pewit and Coa.hissiowz Lac noruci_ 121t „t if ids
'.would appeal to the neighbors sf1 ciontly to iii:,drahh thei. object -ons,
t:.a❑ :.t mho uld tr•l dif £er dn'tly.
i"ss. C;,zrloct was not in favor g_ granting tte permit sine_ „he believ_d
nij conditions of t c ordinance were not fully net.
Col.,,issionex Perkins also stated !�e did not feel he coal" vote in favor
sine _9 not belicm tlh.=_ con's"ions o5 Sub -par 9 had. be^n 'u lI =.at
in face e` Caw opposition of t..o nn ghbo s however, he nou consider
,at u5_ ?armly I- specific restrictions ooulo in effect take care Of tat
opposition which has bean g^ncra-,-:.
Controls ;ger_ discussed ad F2tu c..e consent o£ Co r'iissionaxs noahl ex and
Daason, the i1otion was am=nded as-ollows:
Ai-3ilOM Iu0110il:
Tnat tae request i
o' . D. Cl .runt (UP -280-67) for Use Pen it to
give riding instruction at >rivata boarding stable at 27220 ;ltamoni
load be approved, subject to ti,o following restrictions and controls:
1. Addrndun to application of :. D. Clement (UP -280-67) for Use
Perri' to be an int gr.,! p t of the approval
2. Buill'ng and landscape it c,s present^d Vis June 12t i_eting
AW to be incorporated is a po '-ion of the application, wi2 sub-
nission of site dox,clopnimal plan we the Penning Commis run prior
to issuanca of building p2ndt;
OLD BUSll13S5: US3 P32MIT - 2. L. Claynt dentin.:
f.aiL3PTD_D NOTION continu2U:
p3r'u'i is granted for ;i v_ (_`) years;
Is to be a daylige oDer :.,on, witi no outdoor arnia 11911"s;
5 -io public Address sus -c
ling t�stru ct on r:strr t ' `ro. 7O:o0 2 _ io `:0
7. 141,..5 r timors s lr.dtzo to t ro -ors s Par acre on bacV joroago;
S. Coo _paid insirtictor cn Dranises, fail Lino.
_u 1300 JiD 3Y: Bow1or; P.CCSPTBD Pf: ..a:vso::
r OLL ALI: �YZ3: Boo, Da,rson, Porkins, Chairuan minculay
rr033: Lachenbures, ':berloe:
.,_.,.3m Hi_bner
At 10 z3 P. i:., C -_ ir.an ninckloy adjourned the "noting for racess. At
10:36 P. i:., t;'._ ocating was reconvenud.
3. Gars. A. Gin -ton, Vice-Cna,mday Pathways Committee - Consicoration oc
Subooi ittc^ itoport on Bicaways Pian, Hiking and Yiding Trails, Santa
Clara County Parks and ic;crantion Conlission.
ins. Gin: on r000rtad teat sine_ Sir detar_en "Port to tae cmt ission
on t- ^y Ilt:, r garding to! 3_nta Clavo County Parks and Recrsatron Sub -
so Tr-i%s and Pats, and since no n ting c iifiD.
Cone .ission ..-_s held on Tiny 22nd cue 11 the lac'_ of a cuoru_i t.- situation
has hanged: 'L. rapor a 'J o i s b- n sent to _c Par nd
&acraa.r_on Co.": ission and accop , by i i.. ina Bika as ' no "time
and--Uling Trails portion has boon forwardod to t0c Boa.-. of Supor.isars
an¢ ui_oways aortlo opted hoaco.r, t.- ldk ng a c ng Tralls
por of of cK, r,port is still an _r consideration by the Board Mrs.
Gin » ,and that io owing reso_u ion be £onaard_.l to the
C C'uncil:
T=: planning Cort ss 'm o` Lc .2'to5 Hills asks t a City
Coanc.-' to co...cend C =.-a County Board c' Sup:=rviscrs
Sam, Ss
-3li<nr . s Plan as
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z,opcs.: by ,o S to Clara CLInly p,,,, and Recww.4,vi
Co: :: i... a.no on 1"y 12, 1:57; and,
<,co._mood ha, _ _ _r ac Ron bi t_wn by the 30ard c_
J.D='tet"-5 LS a5 5!O.l as posS-b12 t0 ad02pL 1n( i n meat
.._,_ng -n'o nida.ng Trails jO'oposals as Pres. =.n' oy i:.Parks
,nd aec -scion =Co ission an June 3, 1567."
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T",t ;._o roca mon6ition of i -mss. A. Girton >_
,n, Cita Wunci_l gar their action.
vDT W: Bc,,t 53CO:I ..roarl,ck; VOTc: Pass.:d cooniuocsly.
R gar-in9 t a P-_ ys 3t ie s -<n c tie r por^. rs in dpi
60 Y c.. n X'at eachYCOJL n.]_ ifl L Icus5 h as a S213arat':19. ] O.: do
tal_ as instructed to -q nd tl-tai
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to be pro-. t_d by Com.La 7s pn.
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„tom ,ad 1_ tt]r eat_c A .9 -,, 1167 ._.,_ o.- :iniscII " nayr _lGroup
r,smsting peri.ssion to arect a sign designalin9 zp'= =n "0 'ails°
ane sozjsjng suggastod design. -.`is sign ezasures 15 separzcot,
nll"owabla siby Ordinance W. 42 (w im Oro ) is
__.. scu.__ __et.
W . :issicnc:: EcAcr PCIOW out its not a int_rt a Orynncr ac.
to rovi' c for Soriano. -' la Jd_T :. •Dn. it -, as b = c onisirr, oi"
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rec. v e as is W11010M or not SUC a rte r.- t ". ay b^
_c-nsiur.•a. un3._r t.:.: or1inances.
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-an X55' ;,.at a oditinn of csba .a and stu2y at 12 7, Visa Court.
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