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BBAUMONT iLANNING OL)WISSION
Minatae of Meeting# January 27i 196+
Members presant warm Chairman d• B, TbomWo# Anse absent
l# Charles
Wilson# � Sw Johnson# L. IL Mocorison. Mwbsre absartt were
Jay C. Conley# Glenn T. Sparks# W. B. Worsley.
Minutes of the last meeting were approved*
Applications for Zone Varianses with Proper fete from Bertha Wig#
Ines HidpwW pp L=yr Fbeterr were noted for public hearing for meeting
of February 24.
Application for Zane Variance of Gordon W. Siddons ish�rforFp40ctiantgioa
of February 10 was discussed in connection with Andy
of lurch ?# 1960# as the ewe property.
At the Chairman's request, City Manager McCorison spoke about starting
action on a Master Plan, a ocaprohounive general plan study that is
sorely needed with consideration given to the beat use of the land for
future years and possibility of annexations. Federal money and County
help with services of a,professional planner would be available.
With no further business, meeting adjourned early.
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BUL44UNT i 1AANIP6 GWOI,'j6l h
Minutes of Meeting, FebruaV 10, 1966
Nambers present were Chairman J. B. Thompson, Jay C. Conlays Rose Maxwell,,
any S. Johnson, Charles Wilson, L. B. McCorison. Absents Glow T. Sparks#
W. B. Wortley.
Public hearing was opened on Application for "done Variance of Oordon W.
Siddons to convert existing garages and storage into five rental units,
3 of 400 sq. ft. and 2 of 480 sq. ft. at comer of Fifth and Orange, 564
Bast Fifth Street, with parking as shown in Fxbibit Alo. 3 on file with the
Building Department.
McCorison stated there was an inadvertent error in the lot line, which is
ads ft. off. Building is exactly on lot line with overhang over lot line.
According to 1whibit 3, there is no legal parking.
Thompson said something would have to be done about parking before anything
could be done on request for variance.
Gordon Siddons said parkin; is not a problem, most of the tenants do not have
cars.
Ralph Tower, a friend of Siddouss stated it was originally planned for on site
parking with 17 units and the three feet had not beets brought to their
attention before. They had planned to hove sidewalks thcrR.
McCorison made suggestion that use of land inside of sidewalk area would skive
additional stalls. Cement sidewalks required.
John h. Mcrran, 510 Magnolia Avenue, stated, request should be denied and
further study should be made; t-he people on "t seas to have the right approach
to what they are looking for.
McCcrison stated City had made study, just a correction of parking sketch is
all that is needed.
Thavnpsor. asked Morgan if the zone variance; was granted, would it constitute a
use denied to others in the area. Morgan replied no ocnment.
Motion was made by Johnson that this be adjourned for the time being for more
study, to be brought up at the next meeting ne a continuation of this public
hearing, seconded by Maxwell and carried.
Aye: Conley, Maxwell, Johnson, Wilson, Thompson. Noe none.
Resignation of Blanche B. pries as 3ecretarl of the Planning, Commission
effective February 20 was presented and accepted with regret.
Msetin„ ak °journed at 60C.
Blanche B. Fries, Secretary
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to *be* the sign 140 sad room" a paaMd.t.
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A"t"s adjw"WA at $130 p.r,
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`atatW this 24th day of Mazeho 1966.
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angtoo of Meeting► MAY 1211 1966
Mooting oallod to order at 7130 P•n•
pennant, J. D. rAe�Apson► Jay Coo►loy► Dens Mnor"
Moberg W. Nsa4ol, any idoomo o the BI 's MHePari�►t. �
Mrs. Mao GovISrAs rePeesee
Mitnttes of April 20► 1966 approved as mailed.
The Proof of Survey was Presorted for Mr. And airs. ;oMng t�rir regwsost
for a Lot Split for a portion of got 49 Dtkoeic 193 °.deeded b, Mr. PA We
Mr. Wors%y moved that the Lot split be approvod►
and carried. Wersley► iolssssn, Wilson, Spark°► Therq+ssn-
Ayoss Conls9', Maxwell► _ for
Public Soaring was hold On tiros Application of C. M. � At Zoo and Sn t gtr+et.
a Cie of Zeno from $•A re M ZeeA for sitiorW ZWO site
appeared in , Opposition
raq oste to the eh proposed 4
The follasirie �i �ee A
Mr. Fred MsenUa► � Z- 10th sAroet► roge•sart a otetoh ho for slavuy rOdAO GO
Mr. Osear Insar 310 SAO let"" to sell apart of his preperAy
and dose net favor opt seniMg in a residential area
Mrs. Seeds peens of 334 JU objected to the use of the dirt street by heavy
to a wrooking yard Operation• She asked for an explanation
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of the precsdQ" for getting Par'tis and disposing of the ra t to the property
mr. ,Side ear dges Of 765 Hdgar Ave ai is Owner of property re
in question mad believes it is unfair to the Property ani with thus t0 ahan8o wino
to M Mono. Many people have theft 1 is keep home
clean with hooa� traffics
from the west it would be imps
on the road. 636 Ddgar► was enable to be present but sent in card opposing
Mr. Dort Ayers►
the cone ohanso• W. 4th street fools that tho people south of the
Mrs. DM Jernigan of 704 against with the prosent zoning for the wrecking
tracks are being discriminated agafurther spot soningo
yard and dump. Sho is t Avenue asked if anyone was present
Mr. Cliff 1elasm► realtor of 368 Seawmes+
to rspss ont those requesting zone change. Speak in opposition► Chm.
Upon determining that no one else was present to spa f thrg4t intomtions
l�ompson Barnett and Mr. C1oAe is olari % wr. rre oPPs
Guy Jobuns�a Maio mo� adjeurss the Public SeaalB. to g# opportunity
for stigation and information, seosnded by W. B. Worsley. Searing a¢jswsrsnod
Ito 5
Ayes CenleoyY Maxwell,
Woryley, Johnsen, Wilson, Sparks► Thompson.
Mrs. O. S. Sweet was present with a request for a seoond oleotric meter to be
installed for two noon apartment at 1317 Palm Avenue' Attention was called to
Artiolo 150 Section 49 1 -' O use of a nonconforming b+dlding.
Mr. Sparks made notion that the request be granted, seoomded by Mr. Conley.
Ayes COVIOYI Maxwell, Wersley, Johnson, Wilson, Sparks, Thompson-
Mr, gingleterry. was present in regard to a Lot spilt on the north -roost corner
of 11th and orange. He was advised to got a proof Of survey a'd Present a
formal request for lot split.
may 120 Coutinuod.
No =0 uas prooeat in rogard to the reguoot if Dr. Loom do 9oblo of
761 Doaewout Avem to P1aa• a flew rtOudift MNn.
An Appliaae ma lrfth fa fern a CONAMOaaA. WOO FOrolt woo seisdtW by tba
$ewnth Des A must Chars* for too PurPaoo Of oroctillg a Cbw4h xitb
450 aspa41W M►ti on atroot parking at the North 233 ft. of let 4o
XL&* 19% !a the city of Dow oort, appftxbwt4r 2.05 ao »o» ?Mr PIMSPOKAY
is looatod on tbo last 4" of 4raW Avemo botmea 13th and 14th etraat.
Public Roaring wao "t for dims 9ths 1966.
Meoting adjourned at 9120 p.n.
Martha Naiscn• 9eorotaiy
Xinut.s Approvdl
M4smntos of MeotbWo My 269 19"
am4mus In the &bos* of Jt ia. Jay � acting
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XMbm" Psosessts Jay 004070 Ross ltaar MUp W. B. worelayo
OW #oW&mmet Charles 6tilmom; L. g. MeOsorlsoa
x,omeeas absontn J. B. Thomsen sacs 010M AParks
Minutes of May 120 1966 were apxureved as msil.ad.
Adjourned public Hearing was hold on the Application of C. Pd. Darncett
OW Niltan Close for a Ch:anPs of lone from R-A to M for property
located at 240 and 248 ram.
Mr. Milton those offered to keep the street oiled with transmission
oil to overcome the objection to the st rest dust by neighbors.
Those speaking in opposition worm
Mr. Knox of 310 lam has his hose there and objects to a wrecking
yard.
Mr. Rsmaolka felt that tho people who livod in the Vicinity would
not profit by the spot sorting.
Aire. Suaio crews ob.eatad on the grounds that she felt that property
values would Po darn.
Sr. MoCorissnn advised that the Coodsslon should givo consideration
to the need of the city for induotrUs with payrolls.
Mr. Worsloy moved that the Application for Zone change be denied
for the following reasenst
1. it would necessitate spot zoning
2. ovKmsition of the neighboring property owners. Seoon dod by loose vA=ell and passed unaVdMusly.
Mr. R. 1'. Singleterry ;presented PrOOf of Surrey with fee Of $13'00
for his request for a lot split at the Morthwest. corner of 11th and
Orange Streets. Guyh Johnson moved that the lott split be granted
seconded by Charles Wilson and passed unaniaousir.
meting adjourned 7150 P.M.
Martha Welsanv Secretary
HL t>liDH'l' LANNM W*aSSION
Minutes of .fasting, Juno 9, 19(4
The mooting, was called to order at 7$30 oem. by Chairman twompson
Members presents Thempson, Comlay, Maxwell, sparks
L. E. M¢Corison
Minutes of May 2E, 196f were ap;roved as mailed.
Public Hearing was hold on the epplicattoa for Conditional Use i�ormjt
submitted by the seventh Day Adventist Church for the ,urposo of erecting
a Church with 450 capacity with off street parking at the north 235 loot
of Lot 4, Block 195 in the City of Besumontw said pro aerty being located
on the east side of Orange Avenue between 13th and 14th streets.
No sane apt)oared in or:osltian.
Mrs. Borth& Donning advised that the sale of the ,cregaerty was contingent
on the &p ,royal of the e'l anning Commission*
Motion was made by Conley to grant Conditionat Use rormit to the seventh
Day Adventist Church with the following "ipUationsa
a. No g>ermanent structure oan be set over the sewor esssment.
b. 5 foot fance to separate parking lot and adjacent property
c. lights for jarking lot to be so located that they do not reflect
on the naighborning ;proparty.
d. dedication of 30 foot for street
a. Submit ,.lot a.lan for a puroval of - ,�arking facility.
Seconded by ,Sparks and carried.
:,yet Conley, X,uswell, a, arks, Thompson
Request by 4, f. :4alkter for the lot split at the S/W corner of 11th and
Chestnut was hold over to the next sooting Juno 23, 1966, to gigs the
commission members an or,,ortuxity to chock the property and esixting louse.
John A. 3h&w of $62 a;,le r.vemo requested the opinion of the commission
as to the advisability of a lot slit. He was advised that it was not
the best laud use for the :roporty.
A plication for Zone U.riance, submitted by !rank and Margarot Kassai
for property located on Magnolia f «venue between 7th and 8th streets
described as Lot &k, Mock 689 Magnolia itvan uo, Beaument, was noted for
tublic Hearing on July 14, laff,
Letter from Department of !inane* was read and Chairman Thoar,3son ap. :ointed
Conley and arks to work with Mr. ,ccorison on answering the questionnaire.
:Meeting adjourned 900
Martha Nelson, n eoretary
AwaWs *f XoOANS. Jww 23. 1966
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t'►aS vas ii$ va v,q,xk fow CoaftUmma Oft u
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B$AUMONT 'r'LAHIIING C0109SSION
Minutes of Meeting July 289 1966
Meeting called to order at 7130 Peme by Chairman J. B. Thompson.
Members presents J. W. Thompson, Jay Conley, Row Maxwell, 01W Johnson,
Glen Sporkss C. N. Wilson (arrived 7135 p.m.)
Member absents W. B. Woritley, excused.
City represented by L. E. McCorison
Minutes of July 149 1966 meeting were approved as ■ailed.
Adjourned Public Hearing was hold to consider the plot plan in the Application
of Frank and Margaret Kassai for a Zone Variance to allow side yard set of
3 feet on property located on the east side of Magnolia between 7th and 8th St.
to appear. Mr. Jim
Zone N.-3, interior let.. Marvin Jones was present to represent the plot plan
Kassai since Mr. Kassai is too ill explained
and he was advised that an 180 garage would conform to the general Plan and
need no varlanco. He was also advised that a 3 ft setback could be the cause
of a future fire hazard.
Mrs. Laura Kahrs of 778 Magnolia Avenue was represented as objecting to the
varianoo. seconded by Mrs. Maxwell
Mr. Conley made a motion to claw the Public hearing,
and carried.
Ay:S: onley, Maxwell, Johnson, Wilson, Sparks, Thompson
:dUGi: None
u61ic ?fearing was held on the ar�pliva.tion of itc,l,,h rnc, Lorraine Towers for
a Conditional `Use 'ormit or a family residence located at 1371 Beaumont Avenue
to be used as a Nursery School i'or ire- school children.
:n letter from Yrs. ;Minnie pruett wAs read in which she objected.
No one was in the audience to object.
Fir. Powers discussed the building plan with the commission and assured them
ti t he woul,' comr.ly with requirements of the State ue,artment of Education and
oL the .t?,te ire ilarshal.
socondec by Mr. Sparks
r. o,ilson made a. motion to close the ublic he- rink,,
and c.-.:rried.
Ay&,. onley, i4axwell, Johnson, Wilson, Sparks, 'Phompson
j4uiS: 17one.
Public , ieerinr was set for August 25, 1966 at 7:30 Peme before the Planning
cmmission on the Application o. +. J. w. .riart for e. Conditional Use Permit for
i,nd recorc?itioninY sho,: locatec' :t, 149 'E. 3 'Street.
Discussion was held regarding the Application of Mr. and Mrs. Kassala
Mr. Johnson made a motion to deny the a,,>licetion for the foollow s ®asonss
1. '.bat there are no excet,tional or extraordinary circumstances
conditions applicable to the r000rty involved.
2. That such variance is not necessary for the preservation ands the of a substantial roperty right assessed by other roperty
vicinity and zone, ana denier to the nroy:erty in questions
3. That the rantin,,; of' such variznoe will be materially detrimental to
the ,ublic welfare or injurious to the [�roperty or improvements in
such vicinity and zone in which the :roperty is located. the
4. That the granting of such variance will adversely affect
comprehensive general ;:lan.
Motion was seconded by Mr. Sparks and carried.
A=3 Conley, Maxwell, Johnson, ?r;ilson, 31 %arks, Thompson.
Ascussion was helr± on the er- li.cation of A *.s1:,h fiau? learraine Towers foz a
Zonditionsl Use ermdt.
Mr. `3 sa*ks jrade a motion to , =rant ;onc'i.t:ional 'Jae , exeait subject to thc:
follatdn r conditions$
1, cxn lianee with ai: raquiremetata a: .hate : ire !�arshal
2. '1ra41 i 'teen I.inerne ftv" the ot+a ±n 13e irtment of Oduestion be in
of i ect dig the terra of this "onditional Use :'armi.t.
3. 1.i1ant =amt maixitrin ris3abl saes necossibla rki.n: for a -ch crn lo;�cae
lus one w co for each ton students.
4. ''ci j, r... ' bi %t ri ,3t¢P.j 1 G< , ^t ",r 3�7�1 .m% ublir nieetinfi•
l r. Wilson so axe ^w.::c;t: .nrl it rrie .
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1. Request of First Southern Baptist Church for permission to
place a directd.onal sign on the corner of 8th and Palm
Avsnue - tabled from meeting of October 27•
Nev a rill"
BEAUMONY PLANNING COMMISSION
Minutes of October 27, 1966
The meeting was called to order at 7 :35 p•m• by Chairman Thompson.
Members present: J. B. Thompson, Jay Conley, Rose Maxwell, GUY Johnson
C. N. Wilson
Members absent: Glenn Sparks and W. B. Worsley.
Minutes of the meeting of October 139 1966 were approved as mailed.
public hearing was held on the application for a zone variance for
a free standing electric sign, 3 x 89 to be placed on the property
of the Beaumont Convalescent Hospital located at 1441 Michigan Avenue
between 14th and 16th Street. No one was present to oppose the request.
Marshal N. Horsman, owner of the Beaumont Convalescent Hospital and
Mr. Welsh, representative of Quiel Bros. Sign Company were present
to describe the proposed sign and assured the commission that the
sign would be clearly visible from 14th Street.
Mrs. Maxwell made a motion that the variance be granted to place
the sign as indicated on the drawing submitted by Quiel Bros. and
in conformance with set back requirements of the building code.
Mr. Conley seconded the motion and it carried unanimously.
AYES: Conley, Maxwell, Johnson, Wilson, Thompson
NOES: None
A New parking plan for the District Library was presented by Mr. Daum,
Mr. Henderson and Mr. Houston, members of the Library Board.
Mr. Conley made a motion, seconded by Mr. Wilson, that the parking
plan be approved as submitted. Motion carried.
AYES: Conley, Maxwell, Johnson, Wilson, Thompson
NOES: None
Chairman Thompson read a letter from Bill Worsley who has moved to
Hemet and submitted his resignation from the commission.
The request of the First Southern Baptist Church for permission to
place a directional sign on the corner of 8th and palm was tabled
since no one was present.
Meeting adjourned 8U5 p.m.
Martha Nelson, Secretary
moom rt ws oausa to W46W at 7134 Pm.
Manbw• Jq 00awl, 8.a. 8aa�a a4m * = J. 8. Thomm
1[.eia.r• = ow Jahanas cheemoa wasm aged W. 8. wwobw.
Mgt.. •f the ■..t1as
of ♦VI"t 309 1966 wro oxyprsysd as via"*
1ss. !tai ga i, iddfaatne of 965 SWW doaeea MO Psaae.at t. :
tha os. of 0. ownisd a .. to s►**W bo *emu *"a a Ps"At
for a aaMport to bo ow st" to fmob sf bis wagon away: *ho
"of *TSWMM *OMU ~ to rithta *t'o"$ 5 Isob" off Ike V"Pevv
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the ztwwaum Brae aallad to aN&r at Too p.a. 1F r . 11. �`
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i� w.► ee' dlusaw at i1."" t
pobUe « g € j, v of voommu + for 1 �+Al aliw`�a, L240 Of
M o�a AMT ,m Xr. as' 1 " • "pow Is ' eolidw�. !�4 one Ot sewoao of s,o IX3 Is 4b+ oltl►
16r+ Sort UvLvol at 78b �aa- MA Was arlead to Ace d MIOP aY do*
that the P""rw bad boom es� S. so lutes" tw sate � W^�� "1
!„ b bo W to dioeaaid� too s Il 0 parts �,t arts sal VW&O
for *0 1�N or d!"Iowaa US and �talT tam oess iusdAeo bed
tbo ttmou . Kr, No rb *Utif t, b. ,al for the
eked set a eorwo on the worm , ears 1400 be aeoaooarf �' got
tube � � saddI Am oay, m"—
pu"O lowing ws ousel at 6135 P.M.
Attoraee!'• was read d'a �`�' ho v000mmooked
Lottas fraa r b� "Ld nllr 26s 19"• tube
atsaudia6� ae:o a :Yetdaaa ooeosd+d br J*Y tfi4"W tbx rtes M Mt tssaot for a zoo be aaladwi
1 '� HAMM d aattaa to as fe11wn1
adoletiveng iteae 3 � 1►. Tbo mod 10 to" dtol�R
� the appytoatdoa for the folis"ift 1°"f 6C fMt ~dude
1. gbat• booms* the lot i>fcral+ol is a f»11 rassatod tea11" t it was a dwio
to � o r�o� o bark of L ioat► moo° 1�
alooptheaol er aatraerdiaar�' oi�oa° es oweditt*wa
for the preearrvotdea ad Mat of a
2, IhAt tam" pvwp*rw w►ai+ varialoo i�sts Us i ' �.is1 tlto aria re 0116110 is Via
s� .ems 3�' 00 nor osits
side Yard roar Parties Of of the let for the owaor+ rho riettt paotestel
so doaira #9 with assess from tbo al%e®.
3• AAd tint a oobstaxUal timber of Pro spo 5a fa*1as of "ofttlJai Nt@b !smalls
tha graatbW of Wash variance, vmou debnesa• low on. 1Knsil volfte
Motion aarriod. AIMS CaarI'Ws �+ attea ve tba
*,ara veto tanited to attend a sooting at rho afftow of ias3 typo w A
19" to discrtss a veA of tho am 40 row"
Baa A1roa•
wog of pctoba 3* 'i tim
lbr, 10406 jpplt�t ear diseaoord as8 i1a old" to gt aootwtng to
W. Caen aado a "whoa yeaow++del bf Mso• �°� aalrri
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sooting 013led to ordw At 8 {1$ Pon* 0 ow jetsam
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V`. '&1dwu of cilkw comall W*gW**mt ma Mr. J. W. ii"t asrived A 8115 pol.
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am" spo*oo
1Mrbaarr abaNltl J. i. raompowo QV idMarr• a" W. B. wera w
lr switod 00 VAIAM Wit*
The shafts of the n Ou" of soteow 89 ww* affil"'
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