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MINUTES OF
JULY 17, 1984
The Beaumont Planning Commission met in a regular meeting on Tuesday,
July 17, 1984, in the City Council Chambers, with Chairman Berg pre-
siding.
1. Call to Order at 7:06 P.M.
2. The Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag was observed.
3. The following Commissioners were present: Commissioners Shaw,
Tapp, Medina, Schuelke, Thompson and Chairman Berg. Commissioner
Remy was excused.
Item No. 1
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The Minutes of the Regular Planning Commission Meeting of July k9, 1984
was approved with the following amended item:
Item No. 4 - Zone Change No. 84 -RZ -1 (Westinghouse)
Under NOES - Commissioner Shaw's name should be added.
NEW ITEMS
Item No. 2
Determination of Use 84 -2 - Mini - Storage Facilities
Interim Planning Director Morrissey presented the background, analysis
and recommendation in this matter.
On a motion made by Commissioner Thompson, seconded by Commissioner
Schuelke, the Planning Commission accepted staff's initiation of the
Determination of Use to establish mini - storage facilities as a per-
mitted use in the C -2 zone (not including the storage of fuel or flam-
mable liquids) based upon the aforementioned findings. Motion carried
with the following vote.
AYES: Commissioners Shaw, Tapp, Medina, Schuelke, Thompson and
Chairman Berg.
NOES: None.
ABSTAIN: None.
ABSENT: Commissioner Remy.
INFORMATIONAL ITEMS
General Plan Amendment to Increase Densities in the City
Interim Planning Director Morrissey informed Commission that per request,
staff had prepared two (2) general plan amendments. 1) will modify the
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Mr. Davis, City Manager, addressed the Commission and stated that the
owners of the Swap Meet was notified on this day (7/17/84); that they
would be called before the Planning Commission's Meeting on 8/7/84 for
failing to comply with the conditions.
A Planning Director has been hired and will commence working as of
7/30/84.
Since this was Jim Morrissey, the Interim Planning Director's last
Planning Commission Meeting, Mr. Davis, City Manager, expressed
appreciation and gratitude to Jim for an outstanding job. The Commission
members concurred.
Requests by Commissioner Thompson
1) That the City Council investigate and if necessary initiate
condemnation proceedings on the Giant Station which borders
6th and Massachusetts Streets. The tanks are still in the
ground and the station has been abandoned for over a year.
2) That the City Council have the license control officer request
that the residents at 889 Euclid clean up their yard since their
property is to the point that it is affecting the monetary re-
turn on neighboring properties. This kind of situation is con-
sidered a nuisance.
On a motion by Commissioner Thompson, seconded by Commissioner Tapp,
this item was approved to forward these two requests to the City Council
for action.
AYES: Commissioners Shaw, Tapp, Medina, Scheulke, Thompson and
Chairman Berg.
NOES: None.
ABSTAIN: None.
ABSENT: Commissioner Remy.
There being no further matters before the Commission, the meeting was
adjourned at 7:42 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
'4a nin ommi ion Secretary