HomeMy WebLinkAbout02/16/1963PLANNING CCMP;ISSION
TOWN CF LOS ALTOS HILLS
ITTNUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING
February 16, 1963
The Regular Meeting of the Planning Commission of the Town of Los f.ltos
:ills was called to order Saturday by Chairman Melvin L. Hawley at 8:52 AM
at the Town Hall, 26379 Fremont Road., Los '.ltos ;ills, C^li£ornia.
ROLL CALL: PRESENT: Commissioners Alter, Garbett, Hi.bner, Mellquist.
arrived at 9:00 A. M.; Prentice arrived at 9:10 A. i?.;
Chairman Hawley
ABSENT: None.
MINUTES: February 7, 1963.
krproval of I;inutes of February 7, 1963 was deferred to the next
meeting.
Ca=unicatione were deferred to the end of the Meeting.
VARIANCES
1. 1laggoner, W. Harlow (137-63) - Request for Reduction of Cetback Re-
quirement.
Commissioner Alter, Chairman of the Map Committee, reported that the
house is ten feet (10') from the property line and was built prior to
the incorporation of the Town. At this time, request is for an addi-
tion to the house and reduction of setback is reruested to ten feet,
The Chairman pointed out that the names of the owners of the adjoinin-
properties is not listed on the application, and suggested that the
variance application form be reviewedin order that adequate information
raigkt be required of future applicants.
The Map Committee Chairman recommended approval of the request.
RECCPII"ENDATIO_T :
That the request of W. Harlow Waggoner (137-63) for reduction
of setback requirement be approved as submitted.
MOTION: Garbett; SECOND: Hither; VOTE: Passed un-,.nimously
Commissioner I9ellquist arrived.
DIVISIONS OF LAND
1. Block, Francis V. (24-7-63) 8 lots. Engr. John W. Riley.
The Chairman expininsd that the request is to approve a lisp showing
three building sites with existing buildings and permission to grade
areas on parcels, designated as I'arcals B, C, D, E & F, the soil from
which the owner propo as to be used as fill to build a road to serve
these parcels when a^proved as building sites.
It was the opinion of the Commission that each member should make rn
on site inspection of the property; that the map should be corrected
with regard to the number of lots being served from the private road.
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Block cont'd.
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RECO'^' �EP'D ATI^I4:
�r That in view of the £ret that Mr. Riley i- not prascnt and
hos not nr^cantedr --vi.s:,d map, that the T r otivc ..ap of
Francis V. Block (246-63) 8 lots be a -1d in bcyance until
Mr. Riley co^_forms with the recommendation of the: 1`1anring
Commission.
MC'£ICIi: tiel.iquist; SDCCI?D: ?ib per;
Commissioner Tither mentioned that, �.t previous meeI , PP. Ri 1,;y
was asked to check with the City Engineor rel tive to engineering
problems.
Mr. R. I. rdhaley, City Engineer, was present and s-t=ted that he had
been contacted. He read his letter of February 8, 1963 in which he
outlined tae conditions for approval of the Tentative Nap.
Con7issioner Prentice arrived 9:10 A. M.
Chairman Hawlsy -entionod that this is a subdivision in which the pro-
visiens of the Subdivision Ordinance may not apply; that due to the
topography, it '.Oust be considered differently da c mrontcd f _rther
that Parcels , B, C, D, E P- E are showy as 'Not a rt of the Jubdi-
vision', but that the development of the overall plot should consider.-
od, and tier- has not been sufficient information given with r: m,,rd
to the buildin" of a road and what is intcrded for these r�rcols.
ha Potion and Second were withd=.n by Oom^issionors I-ellquist and
Iibner respectively.
BECO"153':U4 C)N :
That the it^.ncis V. Block Tentative Map (246-63) 8 lots be dis-
approved on the basis of the report of the City raginrtr.
MOTION: P.ellquist; SECOTTD: Prentice;
AP"'1m)ED B . Prentice;
That there is insufficient information andthat ter, I1ep be re-
submitted without payment of-dditional ices.
SECCIND: Mellquist; VOTis: Passed unanimously
2. Corbetta, Louisc (2463) 5 lots. Engr. 'datson S. Clifford.
Chairman Sher reported for the `:ap Cour^.ittoc. He auastioned the tri-
ansIc or. Lot F3• Nfr. Cliff:;rd cxTlo.in,:d the trionCo Indic-:tud the
rres-nca of a culvert.
Mr. Clifford eXplhised that Iarcel i and n both h v istin rusi-
drnces, and that t_aacne-e in Lot [F sill ba oddcd t,)^.rc.! A and
the acr�ae in Lot 5 will be added tc _-c--1 R.
`i will be de^'^lish�d.
',a st,,tcP ti,,-, -,I,. eristino t,ol shed on Lot
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Corbetta cont'd.
'•1r. Clifford stated that Lot ;;'2 containing two lakes will be the
future home of C?r. Corbetta and that the ,,its will renin 6.9o3 -.ores.
Commissioner Liter pointed out thnt Lot 3 is narrow a building
site —it does not meet the requirement for the 1600 circle, bn' '^_a ,x -
planed that, in this case, there would be no need for v-ri--c. ^t
due to the topogr:;phy, there is only one build sble site.
Relative to future subdivisien of Lot 2, Mr. Corbett :Y. he
t^v. .
has no plans to subdivde end that the presence of the two 1-kos -•rPses
future development impossible.
The o_uestion wus raised rs to the future development .f Unit hL .cit'i re--
g^.rd to where the turnaround of Corbetta In, should plecad ^nd waotsar
it should be developed to Town 3t�nd-=ds at this tire. Mr. ClifSorc
s^ -id the ro^d has been developed .almost to Town Standcrds, and th,t
it will remain a private ro=d.
In view of the potential six (6) sites tc be developed io Unit
was determined that those lots, in addition to Lots 2 enc 3, mz.y be
served Prom Corbett-^, I:ane. Mr. Clifford exrlained the r_: son Corbetta
Lane is saoNn as 50' right of way and decreased to 40 right ef la=.y,
c sting is t the requirement is for forty foot (40'), but es o � of
the n^tursl slope, the portion near Altamont 'Road will be fifty fecc
(50').
The Check List was conrleted and reviewed..
Commissioner Alter stated thst 1-z w=s in ogreement witlh th ririti ns
imposed, and was excused at 9:45 n. M.
REC'0rgFE7T)P.TICi7 :
That the Tentative Map of Louis Corbetta (247-63) 5 lots be ^p -
proved, subject to the conditions on the Check List.
MCT'IC:?: P`ellquist; SECtND: Garbutt;
-acstian w -,s ra'i_sed as to whether the temporary turnaround should be,
resurfaced. The Commission concurred thrL- it should net ba resurf-c,.d
at tSis time in lieu of future development of Unit N'.. 2.
VOTE: F^ssed unz.nimnusly
U nc Cl. r- County Ilanning Commission - Minutes of Jcnuere 23, 1963
rd gcnd, for Mc tin.*, of March 20, 1963.
Ch._irna.n Hawley stated tho.t the matter of the ch=a in zoi ng request -
ad by Stonabridge lssoci, tes is on the g;:nda, and rrmad. CoTl.i:asi:ncrs
to sttenc.
KCUNCEP'iENTS: None.
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