PC Min 01/12/1999CITY OF CAMPBELL PLANNING COMMISSION
MINUTES
7:30 P.M. TUESDAY
JANUARY 12, 1999
CITY HALL COUNCIL CHAMBERS
The Planning Commission meeting of January 12, 1999, was called to order at 7:30 p.m., in the
Council Chambers, 70 North First Street, Campbell, California by Chairman Jones, and the
following proceedings were had, to wit:
ROLL CALL
Commissioners Present:
Chair:
Vice Chair:
Commissioner:
Commissioner:
Commissioner:
Commissioner:
Brad Jones
Elizabeth Gibbons
Tom Francois
Susan A. Keams
Mel Lindstrom
Dennis Lowe
Commissioners Absent:
None
Staff Present:
Community
Development Director:
Senior Planner:
Associate Planner:
Planner I:
City Attorney:
Reporting Secretary:
Steve Piasecki
Sharon Fierro
Tim J. Haley
Aki Irani
William Seligmann
Corinne A. Shinn
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
Motion: On motion of Commissioner Francois, seconded by Commissioner
Kearns, the Planning Commission minutes of December 8, 1998, were
approved. (5-0-0-1; Commissioner Lowe abstained.)
SPECIAL PRESENTTION
Chairman Jones took a moment to present a commemorative plaque with half gavel to outgoing
Planning Commission Chair Dennis Lowe for his service as Chair in 1998. Commissioner Lowe
thanked his colleagues and the City for the honor of serving as Chair.
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COMMUNICATIONS.
1. Letters regarding Agenda Item #1.
2. Revised site plan for Agenda Item #3.
3. Miscellaneous memos and letters regarding Agenda Item No. 4 and revised Conditions.
AGENDA MODIFICATIONS OR POSTPONEMENTS
There were no agenda modifications or postponements.
ORAL REQUESTS
There were no oral requests.
PUBLIC HEARING
Chairman Jones read Agenda Item No. 1 into the record.
1. S 98-24
Benton, G.
Public Hearing to consider the application of Mr. Greg Benton,
on behalf of Dennis and Dora Wong, for a Site and
Architectural Approval (S 98-24) to allow the construction of a
new professional office building on property located at 14419
S. Bascom Avenue in a PO (Professional Office) Zoning
District. A Negative Declaration is proposed for this project.
Planning Commission decision final unless appealed in writing
to the City Clerk within 10 days.
Mr. Steve Piasecki, Community Development Director, presented the staff report as follows:
Advised that the applicant has requested a two-week continuance to allow them to work out
details of their proposal.
Chairman Jones opened the Public Hearing for Agenda Item No. 1.
Motion:
Upon motion of Commissioner Kearns, seconded by Commissioner
Lindstrom, the Planning Commission continued consideration of S 98-24 to
the Planning Commission meeting of January 26, 1999. (6-0)
Chairman Jones read Agenda Item No. 2 into the record.
UP 98-14
Horn, G.
Public Hearing to consider the application of Mr. Gerry Garth
Horn for approval of a Conditional Use Permit (UP 98-14) to
allow a secondary living unit on property located at 738 Filbert
Way in an R-l-6 (Single Family Residential) Zoning District.
This project is Categorically Exempt. Planning Commission
decision final unless appealed in writing to the City Clerk
within 10 days.
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Mr. Tim J. Haley, Associate Planner, presented the staff report as follows:
The applicant is seeking approval of a Conditional Use Permit to allow a 520 square foot
secondary living unit with an attached three-car garage.
· The applicant also plans to remove an existing single family residence and replace it with a
new 2,600 square foot single family residence.
· The subject parcel is 12,750 square feet.
· The proposal meets Zoning and San Tomas Area Neighborhood Plan requirements and staff
recommends that the Commission adopt a Resolution approving this application.
Commissioner Lowe asked what size limits there are for secondary living units.
Mr. Tim J. Haley advised that the maximum is 640 square feet. This applicant is seeking a 520
square foot unit attached to a three-car garage.
Commissioner Kearns asked what size lot is required to accommodate a secondary living unit.
Mr. Tim J. Haley advised that any lot with at least 12,000 square feet in single family districts
allows secondary living units.
Commissioner Gibbons presented the Site and Architectural Review
follows:
· SARC reviewed this project on December 8, 1998, and was supportive.
Committee report as
Chairman Jones opened the Public Hearing for Agenda Item No. 2.
Mr. Lou Dorcich, Project Architect:
· Advised that he and his client support staff recommendations and that he is available for any
questions about the project.
Commissioner Lowe asked if the unit would be used by family or as a rental.
Mr. Lou Dorcich replied that the applicant plans to live in the unit while the new home is
constructed at the front of the property. It may be a rental in the future.
Commissioner Gibbons advised that City Ordinances requires that only one of the two units be
rented. The other would have to be owner occupied.
Chairman Jones closed the Public Hearing for Agenda Item No. 2.
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Motion:
Upon motion of Commissioner Lindstrom, seconded by Commissioner
Kearns, the Planning Commission adopted Resolution No. 3215 granting a
Conditional Use Permit (UP 98-14) to allow a 520 square foot secondary
living unit with attached three-car garage on property located at 738 Filbert
Way, by the following roll call vote:
AYES: Francois, Gibbons, Jones, Kearns, Lindstrom, Lowe
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
ABSTAIN: None
Chairman Jones advised that this approval is final in 10 days unless appealed in writing to the
City Clerk.
Chairman Jones read Agenda Item No. 3 into the record.
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M 98-17 (UP 87-02)
Eastfield Ming
Quong
Public Hearing to consider the application of Eastfield Ming
Quong for approval of a Modification (M 98-17) to a
previously-approved Conditional Use Permit (UP 87-02) to
allow the expansion of a parking area on property located at
251 Llewellyn Avenue in a PF (Public Facilities) Zoning
District. This project is Categorically Exempt. Planning
Commission decision final unless appealed in writing to the
City Clerk within 10 days.
Mr. Tim J. Haley, Associate Planner, presented the staff report as follows:
The applicant is requesting modification to a Use Permit to extend the parking area at
Eastfield Ming Quong by 41 spaces along an existing access drive.
· The site is developed with a 45,000 square foot building, adjacent to the Pulte Homes site.
· The applicants have in the past used the Best site for overflow parking which will no longer
be available with the upcoming residential development.
· Staff recommends the adoption of a Resolution approving this modification.
Commissioner Gibbons asked about the materials distributed this evening for this project.
Mr. Tim J. Haley advised that the site plans distributed are the same as in the packet but of
superior quality so as to be more legible. They were not available at the time that packets were
prepared and distributed.
Commissioner Gibbons presented the Site and Architectural Review Committee report as
follows:
· SARC reviewed this proposal at its meeting of December 8th and was supportive.
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Chairman Jones opened the Public Hearing for Agenda Item No. 3.
Mr. John Liegle, Eastfield Ming Quong:
· Provided an overview of the history and service provided by Eastfield Ming Quong including
residential treatment, chemical dependency treatment and 24-hour crisis intervention.
· The 41 parking spaces will allow them to continue to be unobtrusive to the neighborhood
allowing those accessing Eastfield Ming Quong to park on site.
Mr. Greg Stowers, Project Architect:
· Stated that he is available for any questions.
Chairman Jones closed the Public Hearing for Agenda Item No. 3.
Motion:
Upon motion of Commissioner Lowe, seconded by Commissioner Lindstrom,
the Planning Commission adopted Resolution No. 3216 approving a
Modification (M 98-17) to a previously-approved Conditional Use Permit
(UP 87-02) to allow the modification of the Eastfield Ming Quong parking
area to allow 41 additional parking spaces on property located at 251
Llewellyn Avenue, by the following roll call vote:
AYES: Francois, Gibbons, Jones, Kearns, Lindstrom, Lowe
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
ABSTAIN: None
Chairman Jones advised that this decision is final unless appealed in writing to the City Clerk
within 10 days.
Chairman Jones read Agenda Item No. 4 into the record.
UP 98-15
Casa di Mir
Montessori
Public Hearing to consider the application of Casa di Mir
Montessori Elementary School for approval of a Conditional
Use Permit (UP 98-15) to allow the establishment of a private
school on property located at 90 E. Latimer Avenue in an PF
(Public Facilities) Zoning District. This Project is Categorically
Exempt. Planning Commission decision final unless appealed
in writing to the City Clerk within 10 days.
Ms. Aki Irani, Planner I, presented the staff report as follows:
· The applicant is seeking approval of a Conditional Use
Elementary School serving 3 to 12-year old children.
· Subject site is south on E. Latimer, east of Winchester.
· The site is surrounding by residential uses.
Permit to allow a Montessori
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· Former uses of the site include Pacific Bell and it served as the site for the previous Campbell
Post Office.
· Staff finds the proposed use consistent with the General Plan and Zoning of the site.
· The proposal calls for up to 120 students from pre-school age to grade school age.
· The school enrollment is currently 60 students.
· The maximum proposed staff size is 10.
· Weekends and evening meetings and events are also requested including six weekend events.
· Hours of operation are 7 a.m. to 7 .m. for classes and pre- and after-school care. Office hours
Monday through Friday are 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. Maintenance hours 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Meetings
would occur up to 10 p.m.
· The building is 9,000 square feet.
· Proposed site improvements include the rear parking and creation of a tanbark playground.
· The school has developed a drop off and pick up plan which includes an adult parking
monitor.
· No more than 40 students would be on the playground at any given time.
· Staff has recommended additional landscaping to provide a buffer for the adjacent residential
uses.
· Thirty two (32) parking spaces will be provided which staff finds adequate.
· The subject parcel is 125 feet wide and 280 feet deep.
· The school leaders held a neighborhood meeting on January 7, 1999, and concerns regarding
traffic, parking and noise were raised.
· Written statements have been provided by neighbors outlining their concerns which were
distributed to the Commission. Many have traffic flow concerns and object to any parking on
Latimer.
· Staff has prepared additional proposed conditions to help defray concerns such as additional
landscaping, limit height of playground equipment, reducing the number of students allowed,
reduce the number of evening and weekend activities, reduce the playground hours to 9 a.m.
to 5 p.m., provide a one-year approval and require review following the year and requiring
that the school be established within one year of approval by the Commission at this site.
· Staff pointed out that Condition No. 14 states that failure to comply with Conditions of
Approval would result in a revocation process.
· Stated that the City's Traffic Engineer is available.
Commissioner Lowe sought clarification that student arrivals occur from 7:45 a.m. to 9 a.m.
Ms. Aki Irani stated that some students who have before-school care arrive between 7 a.m. and
7:30 a.m.
Commissioner Gibbons presented the Site and Architectural Review Committee report as
follows:
· SARC reviewed this project on December 8th and was generally supportive with a few areas
of concern including traffic and circulation impacts, the need for additional landscaping to
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serve as a buffer, the proximity of the play structure to residences and the need for the use to
be sensitive to the residential uses and to be a good neighbor.
Mr. Peter Eakland, Traffic Engineer:
Stated that a traffic study has determined that daily trips generated would be approximately
356, peak hour would equal 76 total trips, 38 in and 38 out. Most of the traffic (50% or
approximately 200 trips) would access from Winchester and the rest from Third Street and
Latimer from Central Avenue.
No left tums are permitted from Third onto Hamilton as a result of recent improvements.
· It is anticipated that this project might cause a 10% traffic addition which is within acceptable
range for the street category. Any traffic impacts would be non-significant.
· Stated that the site is well suited for a school and has a good circulation plan. No problems
are anticipated and no parking problem should occur during the school day.
· Comparable uses such as a Post Office would have a trip generation at the low end at 320 and
a high that would be three times higher.
Commissioner Lowe asked if Fire has any concerns.
Mr. Peter Eakland stated that they have no problem or concerns as the driveway is wide enough
to serve the site.
Commissioner Keams asked about only left turns being allowed from the site.
Mr. Peter Eakland stated that that sign reading "No Right Tums" was installed to keep trucks out
of the neighborhood when Pacific Bell was using the site. This sign would not be necessary for
the school's use.
Chairman Jones opened the Public Hearing for Agenda Item No. 4.
Ms. Wanda Whitehead, Director, Casa di Mir Montessori School:
· Thanked staff, particularly Aki Irani, for making this process a pleasant experience.
· Stated that this is a perfect site for a school and that they had searched for three years to find
this site.
· This site is exactly what they are looking for to house their school.
· Said that they plan to expand to 120 students from pre-school to elementary school aged.
· This site will be their long-term home for their ten-year old school.
· Stated that the Montessori curriculum stresses community.
· Said that they have been proud of their current site and maintained it well. They have shared
space and are aware of the importance of being a good neighbor. They look forward to being
a good neighbor on this site.
Commissioner Francois asked if their current site is located in a residential area.
Ms. Wanda Whitehead replied that they are currently completely surrounded by residential uses.
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Mr. Russ Gamble, Project Architect:
Stated that they had had a productive meeting with the neighborhood.
Said they have a keen interest in being good neighbor.
· Made himself available for any questions.
Chairman Jones asked for more information about pick up and delivery of children to the site.
Mr. Russ Gamble provided a drawing depicting the circulation of the site.
Commissioner Francois asked how far the closest home is to the site near the proposed play
structures.
Mr. Russ Gamble replied that the closest home near the play area is approximately 35 to 40 feet
away.
Commissioner Francois asked about the sound wall.
Mr. Russ Gamble stated that an existing six-foot high sound wall goes around the three sides.
There were vines but they have died in the freeze.
Ms. Susan Harvel, 705 Oak Drive:
· Stated that she is on the Board for Casa di Mir and has a daughter enrolled.
· Said that she was raised in Campbell and that Barbara Conant was her sixth grade teacher.
· Advised that she wants her daughter to have the same community effort she had growing up.
Mr. Colin Hatchard, 110 E. Latimer Avenue:
· Said that this is a private for-profit business.
· Stated that this is not a good site for a school and the applicants are simply desperate to
located their school.
· Stated that comparing Post Office traffic is irrelevant.
· Said that there is no strong tie to the community.
Ms. Lori Gonzales, 49 Albatross Court:
· Expressed concerns about noise, stating that they had problems with the previous tenants,
Pacific Bell.
· Also expressed concerns about their ability to leave their complex with this added traffic.
· This use would impact a lot of people and bring noise and vehicles into her living room.
· Stated that she works from home at least three days a week.
Mr. Rich Gonzales, 49 Albatross Court:
· Stated that he agreed with his wife's concerns as well as the concerns expressed by Mr.
Hatchard.
· Said that although they worked with Pacific Bell to correct noise issues while they used the
site and although both sides tried, it was never successful.
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· Questioned the plan for the use of the driveway and the drop off plan.
· Suggested rezoning the property to residential.
· Stated that noise will be an issue and that they will not have privacy.
· Reminded that they have lived in their home since 1989.
Ms. Joan Banich, 222 N. Third Street:
· Provided a list of signatures of people who have concerns about this proposed use.
· Stated that they already suffer from traffic problems on Third Street and question whether
traffic backups might occur as a result of this school's traffic.
· Stated that they have experienced a significant number of traffic accidents in this area and
that she herself was involved in a serious one last year.
· Said that 32 parking spaces is inadequate.
· Stated that noise is a major concern and that landscaping will not buffer against noise.
· Advised that the students served as actually from higher income areas such as Saratoga and
Los Gatos instead of Campbell students. Tuition is $6,000 per year.
· This use is not a necessity for Campbell.
· This use will result in a negative impact on their property values.
· Stated that at one point, the property owner had planned to rezone her property to residential
but withdrew her application when this school came forward.
Commissioner Gibbons asked how people were notified about the community meeting.
Ms. Sharon Fierro advised that staff provided a mailing list to the school.
Mr. Mike Benton, 207 N. Third Street:
· Provided traffic statistics which state that
1200 trips is an acceptable standard for a street
such as Latimer while in 1995 the use was already 1850 trips.
· Stated that they would be heavily impacted by noise. He spends 50% of his time working
from his home office and this use would force him to close windows and doors to make
phone calls.
· Said that this use would serve more out of City residents than City of Campbell residents.
Commissioner Francois asked Mr. Benton where he got his traffic statistics.
Mr. Mike Benton
· Advised that a neighbor got the information in 1995 from the City.
· Said that he is sympathetic to the school.
· Said that he believes that they are nice people who are desperate for a new site.
Ms. Yanna Pettus, 35 Albatross Court:
· Stated that her son previously attended a Montessori school and is currently at Rosemary
School.
· This building is zoned for Public Facilities uses.
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· The school serves medium income families not rich families.
· Said that while the school serves 60 students now it will grown. Stated that she plans to
enroll her child, a Campbell resident, at this school.
· Stated that this is not a for-profit school and that they are not desperate.
· Campbell would be privileged to have Casa di Mir.
Mr. Jeff Deser, 156 N. Third Street:
· Stated that he has a nephew attending a Montessori school in Wisconsin and that he has no
argument with the Montessori program.
· Said that there is a lot of traffic on N. Third Street and people often run the stop signs.
· There are 10 kids within a few house area.
· With Bank of America site being developed, more traffic will end up on Third.
· Stated that he has pollution concerns.
Mr. Eric Lindbloom, 111 E. Latimer Avenue:
· Said that he has reservations about this use including noise, traffic and parking concerns.
· Stated that he himself attended a Montessori school as a child.
Mr. Steve Shivers:
· Stated that his son is attending Casa di Mir for the third year and had done very well.
· Asked that the City allow the school to located at the Latimer location to allow his child to
continue at this school where good citizenship is taught.
· Asked that the City "let us try and judge after one year."
· Stated that the realities of locating a small school in an urban area with high land prices is
difficult.
Ms. Sandy Rosacana, 165 N. Third Street:
· Stated that she went to private school herself but has concerns about traffic, noise and
property values and believes that parking proposed is inadequate.
· Disagreed that traffic will not be impacted by this school.
Ms. Sue Mendenblatt:
· Stated that her daughter is a graduate of Casa di Mir.
· Said that she herself lives near a private school with 100 students.
· Stated that the property owner is supportive of this use.
Said that the site is zoned for a schoool use.
· Said that the school is not desperate.
Mr. David Kelley, 222 N. Third Street:
· Said that noise and traffic are huge issues.
· Said that already he has trouble backing out of his driveway to go to work and that he is a
little "freaked out" at the idea of more traffic.
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· Asked how the parents who are present in support of the school would feel if this was
proposed for their own neighborhood.
· Said that his daughter attends St. Lucy's which has five times the parking and lots of traffic is
involved at that school.
· Said that Catholic children have discipline just as Montessori students do but that they are
also loud.
· Said that he is supportive of the Montessori program but not at this location.
Mr. Roger Shattow, 44 E. Latimer Avenue:
· Expressed concern about leaving his property to go to work.
· Wants assurances that traffic jams, noise and parking issues will not result from this school.
Ms. Elaine Van Ness:
· Said that her daughter has been enrolled at Casa di Mir for one year and she has never
experienced auto lines or backups when dropping off her child. It just takes minutes to drop
off a student.
· In the afternoon, she has never seen more than three cars ahead of her.
Ms. Vicki Wagner, Office Manager, Casa di Mir:
· Said that she has worked for the school for five years and has one child graduate and a second
currently enrolled.
· They are a non-profit agency, have been established for ten years and currently serve 60
children.
· They have a three-year plan which would grow the school to 120 students maximum.
· They seem to be dealing with NIMBY syndrome (not in my backyard).
· Advised that schools are taking back their classrooms as reduced class sizes become the
norm. They lost their lease at Bucknall School with just 30 days notice. They located in Los
Gatos because they found three classrooms available there.
· Stated that they have searched for three years to find this site.
· Many of the students are sibling groups which would reduce the number of vehicles
accessing the site. Instead of 120 cars, probably 75 cars deliver children to school. They
have a 30% carpool rate.
· Advised that the mailing list (500 foot radius) used to invite local neighbors to a meeting was
provided by City staff and only six people attended.
· Said that the property owner has looked for a tenant for some time now and there will be
someone there as the owner needs the income.
· Clarified play time schedules stating that a total of three and a half hours of outdoor time
would occur in seven thirty-minute blocks. Two hours would be free play and the rest would
be group physical education classes.
· Provided a letter from their landlord which states that their school and a second school use
shared 40 parking spaces successfully.
Commissioner Francois asked about how much parent participation would occur.
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Ms. Vicki Wagner replied that they have one parent per class or a total of three at any time. At
lunch there is one parent volunteer for every 20 students.
Commissioner Francois asked for additional information about outdoor play hours.
Ms. Vicki Wagner replied that lunch is from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. with the school broken
into two lunch shifts. There are three groups of 30 children from physical education classes from
1:30 p.m. to 3 p.m. After school from 4 to 5 p.m. 25 to 30 students have free play.
Commissioner Gibbons asked if the building is air conditioned.
Ms. Vicki Wagner:
· Replied that the building is air conditioned.
· Advised that a use with up to 405 adults could come into this site.
· Said that using the space ratios for schools, this building could accommodate 252 students
while they propose no more than 120.
· Stated that they want to exist for the long term.
· Ask for one year to be followed by a review of their use.
Ms. Maryanne Nola:
· Stated that she is a 13 year Campbell resident and Campbell business owner as well as the
parent of a 4th grader. She is the Vice President of the Casa Di Mir School Board and has
served on the Site Committee for the last three years.
· Advised that they have considered many sites during that time.
· Said that the school began in Campbell 10 years ago.
· The Public Facilities zoning allows schools.
· Said that they could mitigate impacts either by slowing their growth or staggering start times.
· If necessary for annual events, off-site parking can be arranged.
· Stated that they are currently operating in a residential neighborhood and have followed the
rules.
· Advised that Aki Irani had contacted the City of Los Gatos to see if there is any history of
complaints against the school. Them were no complaints made.
Chairman Jones closed the Public Hearing for Agenda Item No. 4.
Chairman Jones called for a five minute break at 9:40 p.m.
Chairman Jones reconvened the meeting at 9:45 p.m. and asked the Commissioners for their
comments at this point.
Commissioner Francois stated that issues such as traffic, noise and property values are important
as is the welfare of these children. This is a worthwhile endeavor that is positive for the
community. Stated that he is supportive of the proposal.
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Commissioner Lowe suggested fine tuning the additional Conditions provided this evening by
staff.
Commissioner Gibbons:
· Said that this is a challenging issue with merit on both sides, the property owners and school.
Said that schools are attributes to a community.
· Expressed less concern about traffic saying that there are ways to solve these problems.
· Said real issue is the size of school and the number of children playing outside at any given
time.
· Said that she is open at this time as far as support for the project.
· Suggested a continuance to allow the neighbors and school to meet and work out a
compromise that meets everyones' needs.
Commissioner Kearns expressed concerns about the suitability of the site saying that it seems
small. Supported the continuance to allow the two sides to meet and work out issues.
Commissioner Lindstrom:
· Stated that he lives across the street from a school and that noise is minimal and special
events short lived.
· Said that noise issues are a sensitive viewpoint.
· Agreed with the suggestion for a continuance.
· Stated that this is a good area for a school and that a school can be workable in a residential
area.
· Said that the school is trying to work with everyone involved.
Chairman Jones stated that he agrees with the continuance to allow the school and community to
work out their differences.
Commissioner Lindstrom suggested that at the meeting the conditions be reviewed.
Commissioner Lowe stated that at the last community meeting only six neighbors participated.
Commissioner Francois stated that based upon this evening's attendance, people will participate.
Chairman Jones reopened Public Hearing No. 4.
Mr. Steve Piasecki advised that the continuance should be for one month to allow time to
schedule necessary meetings.
Chairman Jones asked Ms. Wanda Whitehead whether they were agreeable to a one month
continuance.
Ms. Wanda Whitehead advised that they could set up a meeting.
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Ms. Lori Gonzales advised that she had not received a notice of the first meeting.
Mr. Steve Piasecki suggested a sign in sheet for any interested parties.
Motion:
Upon motion of Commissioner Lindstrom, seconded by Commissioner Lowe,
the Planning Commission continued consideration of UP 98-15 for one month
to the Planning Commission meeting of February 9, 1999. (6-0)
REPORT OF THE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR
The written report of Mr. Steve Piasecki, Community Development Director, was accepted as
presented with the following additions:
· Advised that there are five applicants for the Planning Commission vacancy and that
interviews will be conducted by the Council subcommittee prior to a selection being made.
ADJOURNMENT
The Planning Commission meeting adjourned at 10:03 p.m. to the Planning Commission meeting
of January 26, 1999, in the Council Chambers, City Hall, 70 North First Street, Campbell,
California.
SUBMITTED BY:
Corinne A. Shinn, Recording Secretary
APPROVED BY:
ATTEST:
Steve Piasecki, Secretary