PC Min 11/14/1989P~NNING C08~SSlON
CITY OF C_~Bx~.L, C. AL't¥~mJqIA
7:30 P.M. TUESDAY
CITY HALL, COUNCIL CHAMBERS NOVEMBER 14, 1989
MINUTES ~.-
The Planning Commission of the City of Campbell convened this day in regular
session in the City Hall Council Chambers, 70 North First Street,' Campbell,
California, and the following proceedings were had to wit:
ROLL
Commissioners Present:
Commissioner Ronald Christ
Commissioner Jane Meyer
Commissioner Mark C. Wilkinson
Commissioner I. (Bud) Alne
Commissioner Jay Perrine
Chairperson Bruce J. Olszewski
Commissioners Absent:
Commissioner David Fox
Staff Present:
Director of Planning Steve Piasecki
Planner II Tim J. Haley
Planner I Gloria Sciara
City Engineer Bill Helms
City Attorney William Seligmann
Reporting Secretary Karon Shaban
APPROVAL OF TBEMINWrEs
The minutes of the meeting of October 24, 1989, were unanimously approved, as
submitted, 5-0-1-1, Chairperson Olszewski abstaining due to his absence at the
October 24, 1989, meeting, and, Commissioner Fox being absent for this meeting.
COMMUNICATIONS
Planning Director Piasecki informed the Commission that communications included
in the Commission packets pertain to items listed on the agenda, and, noted one
additional item distributed at this meeting.
A memorandum, dated October 24, 1989, from Barbara Lee, Assistant to the City
Manager, relating to the Capital Improvement Program, 1990-91 and 1994-95.
O U STS
There were no oral requests.
SPECIAL PRESENTATION
1. City Manager's Office
Barbara Lee
Presentation of the Advisory Commissioners'
Handbook was accepted with appreciation.
Ms. Lee informed the Commission that the City Council is planning future study
sessions and workshops for Commissioners, tentatively scheduled for January 31,
1990 and March 31, 1990.
Planning Commission Mint
CONSENT CAI.laqDAP, ~'
2. ~ 89-05
Vindasius, A.
- 2 - ~vember 14, 1989
Consider the application of Mr. A1 Vindasius for
approval of a Tentative Subdivision Map for
previously approved plans to construct 8 townhouses
on property known as 107-129 East Rincon Avenue, in
a PD (Planned Development) Zoning District.
Planner II Tim Haley reviewed the Staff Report, dated November 14, 1989, noting
that Staff is supportive of the Tentative Subdivision Map.
M/S: Perrine, Meyer
Motion to approve the Tentative Subdivision Map, TS
89-05, previously approved to construct 8
to~nhouses on property known as 107-129 East Rincon
Avenue, carried on a 5-1-1 vote, Commissioner
Christ voting no and Commissioner Fox being absent.
PUBLIC HEARINGS
3. S 89-14
Bamburg, M.
Continued Public hearing to consider the
the application of Marvin Bamburg for Site and
Architectural approval allowing construction of a
professional office building on properties known as
1830 and 1836 East Hamilton Avenue and 1670 Grace
Avenue; and, approval of a Zone Change from R-1
(Single Family Residential) to PO (Professional
Office) for 1670 Grace Avenue.
Chairperson 01szewski read the Application into the record.
Planning Director Piasecki noted that the Applicant has requested a continuance
until the November 28, 1989, Planning Commission meeting.
Chairperson Olszewski opened the Public Hearing on S 89-14. No one wished to
speak.
M/S: Perrine, Meyer
Motion to continue S 89-14 to the November 28,
1989, Planning Cosnission ~eeting carried 6-0-1,
Co~nissioner ~ox being absent.
Item Nos. 4, ZC 89-11/PD 89-13; 5, M 89-14; and, 7, M 88-23 were heard at the
same time, since the Staff has recommended that these items be removed from
calendar and renoticed on date uncertain. The Applicants concur with this
recommendation.
Chairperson Olszewski read the Applications into the record, separately, and
opened the Public Hearings on each.
e
ZC 89-11/PD 89-13
Gonsalves, F.
Continued Public Hearing to consider the
application of Mr. Frank Gonsalves for approval of
a Zone Change from R-M-S (Multiple-Family
Residential) to PD (Planned Development); and,
approval of a Planned Development Permit to allow
the construction of 3 townhomes on property known
Planning Commission Minu - 3 - Nove .r 14, 1989
5. M 89-14
Doise, E.
as 2011 Pollard Road, in an R-M-S (Multiple-Family
Residential/Low-Medium Density Residential) Zoning
District.
Continued Public Hearing to consider tbe
application of Mr. Earl Doise for approval of a
modification to a previously approved site and
architectural approval to allow construction of a
second story addition to an existing industrial
building, on property known as 203 Kennedy Avenue,
in a M-1-S (Light Industrial) Zoning District.
Continued Public Hearing to consider the
application of Mr. James Black, on behalf of
Prometheus Development Company, for a modification
to the previously approved Development Agreement
and Conditions of Approval for revision to a_ ~
parking lot, on property known as 900 East_~amilton
Avenue, in a PD (Planned Development/Commercial)
Zoning District.
M/S: Al.ne, Perrime
Motion to close the Public Hearing to Item Nos. 4,
ZC 89-11/PD 89-13; 5, M 89-14; and, 7, M 88-23
unanimously carried, 6-0-1, Commissioner Fox being
absent.
M/S: Alne, Meyer
Motion to remove Item Nos. 4, ZC 89-11/PD 89-13; 5,
M 89-14; and, 7, M 88-23 from calendar to be
renoticed on date uncertain unanimously carried,
6-0-1, Commissioner Fox behg absent.
ZC 89-13/PD 89-16
Saray, S.~
Continued Public Hearing to consider the
application of Mr. Steve Saray, for approval of a
Zone Change form R-1 (Single-Family Residential) to
PD (Planned Development); and, approval of a
Planned Development Permit to allow the
construction of'~i=~tewnheme~On properties known as
65 - 85 Rest LattmmrAvenae, in an R-1
(~n~'k~['i~"~siden~ial/Medium Density
Residential) Zoning District.
Chairperson Olszewski read the Application into the record.
Planner II Tim Haley presented the Staff Report, dated November 14, 1989,
drawing attention to the site plans and architectural renderings which were on
display. He noted that this item was before the Planning Commission on October
10, and October 24, 1989, and listed Staff's current concerns:
- Latimer Avenue street frontage
- Parking and on-site circulation
- Diversity in design along Esther Avenue
- Hidden entrances and narrow pathways.
Planning Commission Minu__s - 4 - November 14, 1989
Mr. Haley further stated that the Staff is recommending approval since these
concerns can be easily addressed.
Commissioner Perrine reported regarding the Site and Architectural Review
Committee meeting. He noted that the Committee was supportive of the revisions
made by the Applicant, and, that the Committee felt that the revisions
addressed the concerns of the Commission.
Commissioner Christ expressed the following concerns relating to the redesign
and revisions:
- The revisions do not address the past concerns
- Awkward back up space
- Frontage on Latimer Avenue
Further, Commissioner Christ noted that the design currently being presented is
so different from the original plan that it ought to be a new application. He
indicated his concerns relative to the current proposal, as the chimneys
location, and frontage along Latimer.
Commissioner Perrine concurred that trade-offs were made regarding the design
of the project.
Commissioner Christ expressed dismay for the way the application was handled,
that problems were created by members of this Commission and the Staff which
held up the Applicant unnecessarily. He stated that his support for the
current project is based upon his desire not to impede the application further,
and not based upon his appreciation for the current revisions of the project.
Planning Director Piasecki explained that the revisions as they were presented
at Site and Architectural Review Committee, pointing out the Commission has the
authority to deny the application if the Commission is not supportive of the
revisions.
Chairperson Olszewski asked about: - Tandem parking
- Adjacent uses
- Consistency along the Latimer Avenue street frontage
Mr. Haley explained how these issues will be addressed.
Commissioner Alne expressed the following concerns: - Continuous request for revisions
- No specified goals given by Staff to the Applicant
Chairperson Olszewski opened the Public Hearing on ZC 89-89-13/PD 89-16.
Mr. Steve Saray, the Applicant, addressed the Commission regarding concerns
expressed by the Commission relative to the Latimer Avenue street frontage, and
requested support for the project.
Planning Commission Mink - 5 - iovember 14, 1989
NIsI: N~r, Alne Notion to close the l~blic H~arinR on ZC 89-13/PD
89-16, unanimouslyapproved, 6-0-1, Commissioner
Fox being absent.
Discussion
Commissioner Christ expressed concern that items previously brought out by the
Architectural Advisor were:
- Proximity of units
- On-site circulation
- Inadequate yard space
Further, Commissioner Christ noted that these same concerns still exist, yet
Staff is now recommending approval, subject to more changes.
M/S: Perrine, Meyer
Motion to recommend that City ~ouncil accept the
Negative Declaration, and adopt Resolution No.
2634, incorporating the attached findings,
recommending approval of the Zone Change, fro~
R-1-S to PD; and, adopt Resolution 2635,
reco~nding that City Council approved the Planned
Development Per, it.
Discussion on Motion:
Commissioner Christ reaffirmed his concerns as stated above, and noted that he
will support the Applicant's proposal.
Motion carried with the following Roll Call ¥ot~:
AYRS:
NO~S:
ABS~IiT:
Commissioners:
Comdssioners:
Co~znissioners:
Christ, Meyer, Perrine, Alne; Wilkinson, Olszewski
None.
Fox
8. UP 89-25
Jurgenson, R.~
Public Hearing to consider the application of Mr.
Roger Jurgenson for approval of a Use Permit to
allow an on-sale beer and wine liquor license in
conjunction with a pizza parlor restaurant, located
on property known as 915 South San Tomas Aquino /
Road, in an C-1-S (Neighborhood Commercial)'Z0nihg
District.
Chairperson Olszewski read the Application into the record.
Planner I Gloria Sciara presented the Staff Report, dated November 14, 1989,
noting Staff's support for the proposal.
Commissioner Perrine asked about the Police Department's report, and in
response, Ms. Sciara stated that the Police Department had no objections to the
proposal.
The Public Hearing on UP 89-25 was opened. No one wished to speak.
Planning Commission Minu~ ~ - 6 - .,ovember 14, 1989
M~St l~rrtne, Meyer Notion to close the Public H~aring on lip 89-25
unanimously carried, 6-0-1, Commissioner Fox being
absent.
Chairperson 01szewski pointed out that this license is for beer and wine, and
not liquor.
Commissioner Christ initiated discussion regarding sufficient seating for this
proposal.
Commissioner Alne asked if the proposed seating would be appropriate for
available parking.
Planner I Sciara informed the Commission of current parking requirements that
would allow approximately 30 seats for this project.
Director Piasecki noted that the Commission has the authority to vary the
parking requirements.
M/S: Meyer, llne
Motion to re-open the Public Hearing on liP 89-25
unanimously carried, 6-0-1, Commissioner Fox being
absent.
Mr. Roger Jurgenson, the Applicant, addressed the Commission and stated that
there are currently 35 seats available at the site and that he is hopeful that
40 or 50 seats will be authorized, based upon the available parking. He noted
that adjacent businesses do not utilize all of the parking available to them.
Commissioner Christ explained that the Applicant can re-address the Commission
regarding the number of seats at a later date, if he wishes to do so.
M/S: Meyer, Alne
Motion to close the l~blic Heating on UP 89-25
unanimously carried, 6-0-1, Commissioner Fox being
absent.
M/S: Alne, Perrine
~otion to adopt Resolution No. 2636, incorporating
the attached findings, and approving UP 89-25,
carried by the'following roll call vote:
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
Con~nissioners:
f~nissioners:
Commissioners:
Christ, Meyer, Perrine, Alne, Wilkln~on, Olszewski
None
Fox
H~B 89-03
~ostanzo, J.
Public Hearing to consider the application of
c~!t~line Costanzo to approve property known as
227/A~ice Avenue, as a Historic Landmark, in an
R-i-~H (Single-Family Residential/Historic Overly)
Zoning District.
Planner II Tim Haley presented the Staff Report, dated November 14, 1989,
noting the approval by the Historic Preservation Board by their adoption of a
Resolution to recommend that this home be designated as a Historic Landmark.
Further, Mr. Haley noted Staff's recommendation to approve the designation.
Planning Commission Minu~.~ - 7 - . No~ .,lber 14, 1989
Commissioner Alne requested information regarding limitations on historically
designated homes. Mr. Haley noted the restrictions accompanying such a
designation.
Chairperson Olszewski opened the Public Hearing on HPB 89-03. No one wished to
speak.
M/S: Perrime, Meyer
Notion to close the Public Hearing on HPB 89-03
carried 6-0-1, Commissioner Fox being absent.
M/S:
Perrine, Wilkinson
Notion to adopt Resolution No. 2637, incorporating
the attached findings, recommending that City
Council approve the Historic Lan~=rk designation,
carried on the following roll call vote:
AYES:
NOES:
ABS~T:
Commissioners:
Co=nissioners:
Cozmissioners:
10.~V 89-08
Nichols, L.
Christ, Meyer, Perrine, Alne, Wilkinson, Olszewski
None
~Fox
Public Hearing to consider the application of
Mr. Larry Nichols for a variance to the sideyard
setback requirement from five feet to four feet to
allow a single-story addition to an existing
non-conforming single-family home, on property
~known as 167 Alice Avenue, in an R-1 (Single-Family
Residential) Zoning District.
Chairperson Olszewski read the Application into the record.
Planning Director Piasecki presented the Staff Report, dated November 14, 1989,
noting Staff's approval.
Chairperson Olszewski queried relative the whether Alice Avenue is currently
part of a Historic Zoning District.
Mr. Piasecki stated that it is currently zoned R-i-H, which is Single-Family
Residential with an Historic Overlay.
Chairperson Olszewski opened the Public Hearing on ¥ 89-08. No one wished to
speak.
M/S: Meyer,
Motion to close the Public Hearing on¥ 89-08
unanimously carried, 6-0-1, Commissioner Fox being
absent.
M/S: Perrine, Alne
Motion to adopt Resolution No. 2638, incorporating
the attached findings and approving the Applicant's
request for a variance, unanimously carried with
the following roll call vote:
Commissioners:
C~issioners:
Cmmissioners:
Christ, Meyer, Perrine, A~e, Wilkinson, Olszewski
None
Fox
Planning Commission Min~, s - 8 - November 14, 1989
11. ¥ 89-09
Collura, P.
Public Hearing to consider the application of Mr.
Paul Collura for approval of a variance to the
required 25 foot setback for a garage to a 20 foot
setback, for property known as 346 David Avenue, in
an R-1 (Single-Family Residential) Zoning District.
Chairperson Olszewski read the Application into the record.
Planning Director Piasecki reviewed the Staff Report, dated November 14, 1989,
and presented aerial photographs and a location map. He stated that the
subdivision was created in 1952, and that this request for a variance is
consistent with prior actions taken by the Planning Commission.
Chairperson Olszewski opened the Public Hearing on V 89-09.
Mr. Paul Collura, the Applicant, addressed the Commission requesting approval
of the variance.
M/S: Alme, Meyer
Motion to close the Public Hearing on V 89-09
unanimously carried, 6-0-1, Co=missioner Fox being
absent.
Commissioner Christ questioned the building materials, since they were not
listed in the Staff Report.
Mr. Collura expressed his intent to keep the building materials consistent with
those currently existing.
kine, Perrine
Motion to adopt Resolution No. 2639, incorporating
the attached findings, and approving the requested
variance, subject to the attached conditions
carried with the following roll call vote:
AYES:
NO~:
ABSENT:
12. UP 89-27
b~{hoemate, B.
Commissioners:
Co~nissioners:
Co~missioners:
~hrist, Meyer, Perrine, Alne, Wilkinson, Olszewski
None
Fox
Public Hearing to consider the application of Ms.
Bernadette Shoemate for approval of a Use Permit to
allow an off-sale beer and wine license in
conjunction with a gift basket speciality
.~p. eration, located on property known as 33B North
ZFirst Street, in a C-3-S (Central Business) Zoning
Di---i~t~ict.
Chairperson Olszewski read the Application into the record.
Planner I Gloria Sciara reviewed the Staff Report, dated November 14, 1989,
noting Staff is recommending approval.
Chairperson Olszewski opened the Public Hearing on UP 89-27. No one wished to
speak.
'Pl~n-ing C~ission Nlm ; - 10- I ~ber 14, 1989
this~atter be continued until that time,
Chairperson Olszevski questioned the fairness of the ordinance, since he sees
no difference between a Pizza establistanent that serves beer and vine or a
bowling alley that serves beer and vine.
Co~nissioner tine concurred with Co~aissioner Perrine's suggestion to delay
action to provide the City Attorney with sufficient time to review the
ordinance.
Coemissioner Hilkinson stated that he concurred with the analogy regarding the
bowling alley and would like the ordinance reviewed by the City Attorney.
Comnissioner Christ stated that the intent of the ordinance is clear, that the
City Councilmembers who wrote the ordinance believed that minors should not be
allowed in billiard parlors that serve alcohol, end stated that he sees no
value in directing the City Attorney to review the ordinance.
M/S: Perrine, Alne
Motion to continue UP 89-24 to the Planning
Commission meeting of November 28, 1989, carried on
the following roll call vote:
AYES: Commissioners: Meyer, Perrine, Alne, Wilkinson,
NOES: Commissioners: Christ
ABSENT: Commissioners: Fox
Olszewski
ThePlanning Coeefission~eeting recessed at 9:25 p.m., and reconvened at 9:35
p.m., with all Commissioners present, except Co~missioner Fox.
14. UP 89-26
~amourkashian, D.
Public Hearing to consider the application of Hr.
Dikran Samourkashian for approval of a Use Permit
to allow an on-sale beer and wine liquor license,
in conjunction vith a 1200 square foot restaurant,
located on property knovn as 100 Hest N=miltonL~
Avenue, in a C-2-S (General Coemercial~ZoninE
District.
Chairperson Olszewski read the Application into the record.
Planner I Gloria Sciara reviewed the Staff Report, dated November 14, 1989,
noting that Staff is recommending approval.
Chairperson Olszewski opened the Public Hearing on liP 89-26. No one wished to
speak, at this time.
Cos~nissioner Perrine asked Staff to review the suggested limited hours of
operation and explain why these hours were noted.
Ms. Sciara explained that the Police Department~ade a request to limit the
hours of operation and that it is Staff's policy to prevent Police action; that
hours of operation should be limited fro~6:00 p.m., until 11:00 p.m., since
the project is in close proximity to residential areas.
Planning Con~ission Minu ~ - 9 - ~vember 14, 1989
M/S: Alme, Meyer
M/S: Alne, Meyer
Notion to close the l~blic Hearing on UP 89-27
unanimously carried, 6-0-1, Commissioner Yoz being
absent.
Motion to adopt Resolution No. 2640, incorporatinR
the attached findings, approving the Applicant's
request for an off-sale beer and vine license in
con]unction vith a Rift packaRe delivery operation,
carried by the folloving roll call vote:
Co~aissioners:
Commissioners:
Co~missioners:
Christ, Meyer, Perrine, Alne, Wilkinson, Olszewski
None
~ox
13. UP 89-24
~Namkoong, P.
Public Hearing to consider the application of Mr.
Paul Namkoong for approval of a Use Permit to allow
an on-sale beer and wine license, in conjunction
with a 3450 square foot billiard parlor, on
property known as 2097 South~ascom Avenue, in an
C-2-S (General Commercial) ZoningS.
Chairperson Olszewski read the Application into the record.
Planner I Gloria Sciara reviewed the following concerns, outlined in the Staff
Report, dated November 14, 1989, relating to the proximity of the proposal to
residential areas:
- The Billiard Hall Ordinance, Section 5.28.010 and 5.28.040, which
prohibits minors from entering an establishment which serves alcohol
and contains billiards.
- Hours of operation to be limited to an earlier closing time, due to
its relative isolation from other nighttime entertainment facilities,
and its lack of private security.
- Police Department's request to restrict hours in which alcohol sales
could take place.
The Public Hearing on UP 89-24 was opened.
Mr. Paul Namkoong indicated that he does wish to serve beer and wine, but does
not want to restrict minors from the establishment, further, he expressed the
following concerns:
- That restricted hours of operation (12 p.m., until 11:00 p.m.) were
financially detrimental to his business.
- Restricted hours would be difficult to enforce.
- Other cities allowed billiard parlors to serve beer and wine, without
restrictions.
- Questioned the Billiard Parlor Ordinance
Discussion between Commissioners ensued relating to the antiquity of'this
particular ordinance and the need for interpretation of Billiard Parlor
Ordinance.
Commissioner Perrine suggested that the City Attorney review the ordinance and
render an opinion, at the next regular Commission meeting, and suggested that
Planning Commission Minu~ - 11 - November 14, 1989
Commissioner Christ asked if it was a policy established by the City Council to
prohibit the sale of alcohol after certain hours.
Director Piasecki stated that the Council has asked the Planning Department to
be aware of establishments that propose to serve alcohol in residential areas.
Commissioner Christ pointed out that if it is the intent of the Planning
Department to limit hours of operation to allow an establishment to serve
alcohol when food is being served, then it would seem reasonable to assume that
if one entered the establishment at 11:00 p.m. and requested a meal, it would
be provided.
Commissioner Alne stated that the condition to allow alcohol "while food is
available" is not enforceable.
Chairperson Olszewski opened the Public Hearing on UP 89-26.
Mr. Samourkashian, the Applicant, stated that his intent is to operate a
private catering service. Further, that the request to stay open longer would
be for the purpose of catering a private party on-site.
Commissioner Perrine asked if the Staff would have a problem making an overall
rule to operate the business from 6:00 p.m. until 12:00 mid-night.
Director Piasecki stated that, in this particular case, Staff would not have a
problem with it.
Commissioner Christ stated that, in the past, the Commission has extended
operation hours on weekends and that it would be appropriate to be consistent.
M/S: Alne, Meyer Motion to close the Public Hearing on UP 89-26
unanimously carried, 6-0-1, C~issioner Fox being
absent.
M/S:
Christ, Perrine
Notion to adopt Resolution No. 2641, incorporating
the attached findings, approving the request for an
on-sale beer and wine license, in conjunction with
a Mediterranean restaurant, as modified, to extend
the hours of operation on week days from 6:00 p.m.,
until 11:00 p.m., and on weekends from 6:00 p.m.,
until 12:00 mid-night, carried with the following
roll call vote:
Connissioners:
Connissioners:
Connissioners:
tlrist, Neyer, Perrine, Alne, Wilkinson, Olszewski
None
li'ox
15. UP 89-23
l/Jack, P.
Public Hearing to consider the application of Mr.
Paul Jack, on behalf of Ballroom Dance, Inc., for
approval of a Use Permit to allow a ballroom dance
~studio at 1707 South Bascom Avenue, in a C-2-S
(General Commercial) Zo-~ning District.
Chairperson Olszewski read the Application into the record.
Planning Commission Min ~s - 12 - .vember 14, 1989
Director Piasecki presented the Staff Report, dated November 14, 1989, noting
that Staff is recommending approval.
Chairperson Olszewski opened the Public Hearing on UP 89-23.
Commissioner Alne asked how the lessons will be arranged relative to payment
for such.
Mr. Paul Jack, the Applicant, addressed the Commission responding to
Commissioner Alne's question. He stated that the studio does have an agreement
and that State Law provides a maximum amount for lifetime memberships, and,
that it is set at $3,750, further, that these agreements are cancellable under
State Law.
Additionally, Mr. Jack informed the Commission of a possible name change.
M/S: Alne, Meyer Motion to close the public hearing onUP 89-23
unanimously carried, 6-0-1, Co~nissioner Fox being
absent.
Meyer, Christ
Motion to adopt Resolution No. 2642, incorporating
the attached findings, approving this application,
subject to the conditions, carried with the
following roll call vote:
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
Co~missioners:
Co~missioners:
Commissioners:
Christ, Meyer, Perrine, klne, Wilkinson, Olszewski
None
~'ox
MISCELLANEOUS
16. Cancellation of the Planning Comnission meeting of December 26, 1989.
M/S: Meyer, Alne Motion to cancel the regularly scheduled Planning
Comission meeting unanimously carried, 6-0-1,
Commissioner Fox being absent.
REPORT OF THE PLANNING DIRECTOR
Director Piasecki noted that the Annual Commissioners' Dinner will be held
Friday, November 17, 1989.
SUBCOMMITTEE REPORTS
Chairperson Olszewski reported on the Mayor's Commission on Commissions and
Advisory Board meeting of November 13, 1989, and noted that the new Mayor has
requested that the Planning Commission come up with four topics to discuss at
the next joint study session of the City Council and Planning Commission.
Additionally, Chairperson Olszewski noted that historic events during Planning
Commission meetings can be video taped.
Planning Commission Minu~ ~ - 13 November 14, 1989
Adjournment to the regularly scheduled Planning Commission meeting of November
28, 1989, subsequently adjourning to a study session, immediately £ollowing, in
the Council Chambers, 70 North First Street, Campbell, California.
APPROVED:
Bruce J. Olszewski
Chairperson
ATTEST:
Steve Piasecki
Secretary
RECORDED:
Karon Shaban
Reporting Secretary