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HomeMy WebLinkAboutItem No. 2Page 1 of 18 CITY OF LAKE ELSINORE PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING MINUTES DECEMBER 7, 2010 CALL TO ORDER Chairman Gonzales called the regular meeting of the Commission held on Tuesday, December 7, 2010 to c Cultural Center, located at 183 N. Main Street, Lake E.ls" PRESENT: Chairman Gonzales, Comrr Morsch, Commissioner O'N ABSENT: Vice - Chairman Also present: City Manager Brady, City Staff members present inclL Coury, Public Works Director The Cha Jordan Morsch O'Neal Absent: Vicetfiairman Mendoza O'Neal. e Elsinore Planning at 6:00 p.m. in the CA 92530. , Planning Consultant st Porche'. PUBLIC COMMENTS — NON AGENDIZED ITEMS — 3 MINUTES None. CONSENT CALENDAR ITEM(S) (1) Approval of Planning Commission Minutes PC January 18, 2010 Item No. 2 Page 1 of 18 Lake Elsinore Planning Commission Meeting Regular Meeting Minutes of December 7, 2010 Page 2 of 18 Recommendation: Approve the following Minute(s): a. October 5, 2010 b. November 2, 2010 MOTION was made by Commissioner O'Neal, and seconded by Commissioner Morsch to approve the October 5, 2010, and the November 2, 2010, Planning Commission minutes. AYES: Chairman Gonzales, Cc Commissioner Morsch, NOES: None ABSENT: Vice Chairman ABSTAIN: None PUBLIC HEARING ITEM(S) (2) Jordan, ier O'Neal City Manager Brady provided an overview of the project and requested that Senior Planner Harris review it with the Commission and answer questions. Senior Planner Harris provided an overview of the project. He also indicated that staff received additional Conditions from the Riverside County Fire Department which he distributed to the Commission and requested that they incorporated those Conditions into the Conditions of Approval. He indicated that staff was recommending approval of the project. PC January 18, 2010 Item No. 2 Page 2 of 18 Lake Elsinore Planning Commission Meeting Regular Meeting Minutes of December 7, 2010 Page 3 of 18 The applicant, Harvey Ryan, thanked staff for moving the project forward quickly with few problems and appreciated their efficiency. He stated that they worked for many months to try and make the house fit on the piece of property without having to put in reinforcements on the side of the hill and stated that the reason for the Variance for the location of the garage was so that the existing drive -way could go directly into the garage. He also noted that the style of the home would be Italian, Mediterranean which would add nicely to the neighborhood. Chairman Gonzales indicated that he went by the property and stated that the garage fits in with the design of the house. ". Commissioner Morsch asked the applicant l k,& explored the options for the setback which he indicated are In Title as' posed to a Variance for the setback of the twenty eight (28) �, nt slop4§ at the rear of the yard. � k I Mr. Ryan explained why he Senior Planner Harris i Variance from the rear ) the home extends to the m why staff required the because the entire roof of ito the setback. Commissioner unintended o Condition resulting in red to other similar Mr. Ryan ifi"Obated the M" es may t have not been in affect at the time that ome o we f� homes re „b In because some of them were built ap�2ipily fete ('10) to fifteen 15) feet off of Sunnyslope Avenue in didn't have td cl%ang6A\% , entire drive -way suggested rotating the house. Mr. ,pj ndicit e d that they tried everything to fit the house on that piece of prop eir It's costing him $25,000 dollars to have dirt removed to Commissioner Jordan asked where the septic system will be located. Mr. Ryan indicated that the septic system will be at the north end of the house and explained how the septic system will function. Commissioner Jordan asked if it would just be the retaining wall along the side of the garage. PC January 18, 2010 Item No. 2 Page 3 of 18 Lake Elsinore Planning Commission Meeting Regular Meeting Minutes of December 7, 2010 Page 4 of 18 Mr. Ryan indicated yes, it would just be the retaining wall along the side of the garage which will be four (4) feet because of the grading that they are doing. Commissioner Jordan asked if the slope is cutting into the concrete deck at the back of the house. Mr. Ryan stated that the great room is two (2) feet lower than the rest of the house which is the north end of the home so that area will be lower than the downstairs bedrooms and the entryway. Commissioner Jordan asked if there would be erosion control. Mr. Ryan indicated that the grading plan0111 accitTttnodate the erosion control and the water is going to run off O F the properf on the Sunnyslope side. Commissioner O'Neal concurred , w and indicated that while there are s those variances and stated that the property but understand; the, pn property because he alsoiyes applicant for the design. Chairman Commissioner O'Neal year, it and if staff's recom mend atio`i of approval variances, the standard allows for of the house works well on the m 'at Mr. Ryan has with the ntry lug Heights. He thanked the hinks � ^at it's a good design. sprinklers apply to this property f''the permit is pulled on this property not apply. Resolution: "Resolution No. 2010 -4— A Resolution of the Planning Commission of the City of LaK --------- C alifornia, approving Variance No. 2010 -03, to vary from both t and slope setbacks in association with the �, : construction o � r ��� gle family residential dwelling. I n MOTION was made by Commissioner O'Neal, and seconded by Chairman Gonzales approving Variance No. 2010 -03, to vary from both front yard and slope setbacks in association with the construction of a single family residential dwelling. AYES: Chairman Gonzales, Commissioner Jordan, Commissioner Morsch, Commissioner O'Neal NOES: None PC January 18, 2010 Item No. 2 Page 4 of 18 Lake Elsinore Planning Commission Meeting Regular Meeting Minutes of December 7, 2010 Page 5 of 18 ABSENT: Vice - Chairman Mendoza ABSTAIN: None Passed and adopted the following Resolution: "Resolution No. 2010 -47 — A Resolution of the Planning Commission of the City of Lake Elsinore, California, approving a Minor Design Review for one (1) single family dwelling unit located at 17561 Sunnyslope Avenue. MOTION was made by Commissioner O'NeaX, nd seconded by Commissioner Morsch approving a Minor Design R Oview for one (1) single family dwelling unit located at 17561 Sunnyslo veg AYES: Chairman Commissi NOES: None (3) City Manager Brady provided an overview of the project and requested that Senior Planner Harris review it with the Commission and answer questions. Senior Planner Harris provided an overview of the project. PC January 18, 2010 Item No. 2 Page 5 of 18 Lake Elsinore Planning Commission Meeting Regular Meeting Minutes of December 7, 2010 Page 6 of 18 REQUEST TO SPEAK Mr. Bill Bell, gave his name and address and indicated that he is the owner of Town & Country Towing. He stated that he doesn't think it's in the best interest of the City to allow another Tow Company in the City. He indicated that there are four (4) existing Tow Companies within one (1) square mile area and the addition of another company would reduce the other Tow Companies profits and his main concern is the adequacy of the building to store vehicles inside the facility. The proposed Tow Company would be towing for CHP which involves cars that�h"ave been in accidents and could leak gasoline and oil which could IgnJte a fire and his property line is next to the proposed Tow Company's propel. Mr. Rodney Eaton, gave his name California Cart Builder which is ne and Impound Storage Facility, ane location due to upset citizens onok police activity due to the impounds. dfess. Hetated that he owns ttie proposedtttomotive Towing mcerned about the-- asafety at this s cars aP,�e,.impounded�''.artd possible Mr. Harvey Ryan, gave his name and atldress and stated that he owns International Auto CraftersHe 'n�c�icated his concern is that if the Q automobiles are parked inside the Idln ould ignite fires. He is also concerned about excess ye carsrpai o e street and does not want Hunco W� t' turn into a anct\ o o f the activity could cause problems Ir nelghbQrhood b It Is a clean street and has good business es}ie requested that there be parking restrictions for the street � Z� and the busirasses driveways and doesn't want it to turn ugly. app t Mk Moore, indicated that he agreed with the fire concerns explal ec at the Ire Department is handling this, and indicated that far as the bud din location looking bad, suggested going by his !in g Faclllty`arjMurn which is a 2.8 million dollar Facility and there rip cars parkeon the street and no one knows that it is a tow yard. Commissioner J' Man asked that since there will be no outside parking for any vehicles; What will be done if any of the vehicles parked inside the building leak. Mr. Moore indicated that regarding vehicles that have been in accidents, they will put pans on the floor so that they don't leak into the ground. Commissioner Jordan asked Mr. Moore if vehicles that been partially caught on fire be brought inside the facility. Mr. Moore stated that within the 30 years that he has worked for the Tow Company, no vehicles have ever caught on fire. PC January 18, 2010 Item No. 2 Page 6 of 18 Lake Elsinore Planning Commission Meeting Regular Meeting Minutes of December 7, 2010 Page 7 of 18 Commissioner Jordan's indicated that her main concern was that she didn't want facility to look messy. She did state that she thought that his Towing Company is unique because all of the vehicles are kept inside the Facility. Mr. Moore stated that many Towing Companies store vehicles inside their Facilities including Temecula which is something new and upcoming and believes that this is better and more secure. Commissioner Gonzales asked Mr. Moore what hd` lans on doing about the fumes from the vehicles. Mr. Moore indicated that they are system /air exchange in place. Commissioner Gonzales asked if Mr. Moore indicated they currently installing and noted that this is one Conditions of Approval. !: > join' :�tb have an air circulation , currently being dork% 16z had ' is but they are planning on e,,Condltions that is included in the Commissioner O'Neal in business. Mr. Moore was correct. his company has been Mr. Moore that there have been no al indicated that since the fire issues were addressed Approval, he agrees with Staffs recommendation for Mr. Bell ihdip5tbd that putting a pan underneath a car is not going hold twenty (20)" 'lions of fuel and how would they know when a vehicle is going to leak. Commissioner O'Neal asked Senior Planner Harris to address Mr. Bell's concerns. Senior Planner Harris indicated that the project was routed to the Fire Department who provided Conditions of Approval and a Design Review Committee reviewed various issues including the fire sprinklers. He stated that there is an existing system in the building which will be evaluated for PC January 18, 2010 Item No. 2 Page 7 of 18 Lake Elsinore Planning Commission Meeting Regular Meeting Minutes of December 7, 2010 Page 8 of 18 possible upgrading for this type of use. If it needs to be upgraded, it will be added as a Condition to the Conditions of Approval. He indicated that the Building Official has required per the Uniform Building Code that there has to be a ventilation system incorporated into the building to flush out the fumes from the gasoline. The Engineering Division staff and all other Departments that have jurisdiction over these matters have reviewed the National Pollutant Discharge requirements in terms of the pollutants and conditioned the project accordingly. Mr. Bell indicated that in case there is a fire, they may need draft curtains to go with the sprinklers which would confine the -` %fire area where the vehicles are to be stored. Commissioner Morsch asked Mr. Bell if the �MoreAheir vehicles inside or outside at their Facility. Mr. Bell indicated that the Commissioner Morsch asked Mr. Facility. Mr. Bell indicated that Facility. outside.��. Facility. Mr. Bell Y, vehicles are stored at the tely thirty vehicles at their &e is fencing around the (0111tss[oner MR, ' h indicated'�that when he was at the project site, he ;ed than �tl y did not have a finished top coat asphalt surface f „ asked Pu Jc Wo =,Director Seumalo to explain why that street isn't Pubflc Works Director Seumalo indicated that the project is in Phase I currently,;,and when the project was presented to the City Council, they fj chose td'ue; the developer pave it in Phase II which has not been completed et Commissioner Morsch indicated that the problem is that the water is not getting circulated to the gutter, it's getting circulated to the asphalt and the asphalt is suffering. He asked Public Works Director Seumalo if he anticipated a time when the funding would be available to take care of this. Public Works Director Seumalo indicated that at the direction of the City Manager, staff is looking for funding to repair the road and complete the paving. He indicated that it is not only the water that is damaging the PC January 18, 2010 Item No. 2 Page 8 of 18 Lake Elsinore Planning Commission Meeting Regular Meeting Minutes of December 7, 2010 Page 9 of 18 street and indicated that since it is a substandard structural section, the traffic is wearing the roadway more quickly. Commissioner Morsch asked if there was a bond in place to cover the off site improvements. Public Works Director Seumalo indicated that initially there was a bond in place and stated that he would follow up to see if it is still in place. Commissioner Morsch stated that there needs to be emphasis on getting the street finished to avoid any future problems. �Iso indicated that he looked at the drainage on the property and it � , bars that most of the drainage goes to the rear of the property c d'S a if there is a drainage easement that traverses the adjoining property whe Is discharging. 4 1\ 1 10 1 % Public Public Works Director Seumalo indlcata�dAhat he believe�Uhat there is but will follow -up to confirm this.. �sn Commissioner Morsch indicated requirement needs to be establish obtain drainage easemertf It is that regarding the site plans, ask could include twenty five (25) fee an idea of what ( §,p the other si is a planter wiWANethang, lah081 would help makE'>iis decls1 that if _j project gets approved a ed u tone of the Conditions that they not alre n place. He also indicated 9d Senior R1\an�ner Harris if the applicant d thproperty lines to give them y t �?T on tfie northwest side, there 3, g, arftla Greening and said that this # regarding some of the elements. He also not that the h indlcap 46 does not show the path of travel from the loa t ,stall over tQ the�'uilding. He has done a number of \o projects, wbere s have constructed tow services and they have all been iautslde. H stated \ls concern regarding safety regarding vehicles stored inside of a fa" I , and ossibI having explosives or contraband and noted kit this Condlfigal Useaermit (CUP) is not a normally accepted use in thisune and asked Mr. Bell if he had a CUP for his Towing Facility. Mr. Commission& Morsch indicated that their task is to review these issues one by one and not analyze it in the context of competition between the Towing Companies but how many Towing Operations should be allowed on that block and in that zone. He stated that he is not in support of this building for this use and is afraid that a Fire Fighter may lose their life if there is a fire at this location. Chairman Gonzales asked Senior Planner Harris how often the Fire Department checks on this type of facility once it's approved. PC January 18, 2010 Item No. 2 Page 9 of 18 Lake Elsinore Planning Commission Meeting Regular Meeting Minutes of December 7, 2010 Page 10 of 18 Senior Planner Harris stated that he did not know. Commissioner Jordan indicated that the fire sprinklers have to be inspected once a year, depending on the use of the building. The Code will require fire proofing within the building and indicated that she does not have a problem with the use for this building. Chairman Gonzales asked if the building meets the current Codes. Mr. Moore indicated that the building is up to Code. Chairman Gonzales asked if there were any Mr. Moore stated no. Commissioner Jordan asked Mr. at the building. Mr. Moore indicated no but su Facility. Commissioner Jordan a, Towing location within the Mr. Moore Facilities W N affli 1 changes. would be,?4 hour security is would be placed at the :en fires at the Murrieta if he could estimate how many indoor storage. It there dfd at least five (5) indoor Towing Facilities ree (3) or four (4) indoor Towing Facilities in San indicated again that his main concern about having ility for vehicles is that they could possibly have Passed and adopted the following Resolution: "Resolution No. 2010 -48 — A Resolution of the Planning Commission of the City of Lake Elsinore, California, adopting findings that the project is consistent with the Multiple Species Habitat Conservation Plan (MSHCP). MOTION was made by Commissioner O'Neal, and seconded by Commissioner Jordan adopting findings that the project is consistent with the Multiple Species Habitat Conservation Plan (MSHCP). PC January 18, 2010 Item No. 2 Page 10 of 18 Lake Elsinore Planning Commission Meeting Regular Meeting Minutes of December 7, 2010 Page 11 of 18 AYES: Chairman Gonzales, Commissioner Jordan, Commissioner O'Neal NOES: Commissioner Morsch ABSENT: Vice - Chairman Mendoza Passed and adopted the following Resolution: "Resolution No. 2010 -49 — A Resolution of the City of Lake Elsinore, California, approving 2010 -08 to establish and operate a Vehicle 7 Facility within an existing Industrial Building within the Limited Manufacturing (M -1) zoning, MOTION was made by Commissiogot� 'O Commissioner Jordan approving Co$nal establish and operate a Vehicle Td ��g and within an existing Industrial Buildingbcated the (4) (5) and Commission of the al Use Permit No. I Impound Storage 29635 Hunco Way 'Neal, an seconded by Use Permit N§ 2010 -08 to �;n 'Impound Sto Facility a :29635 Hunco Way within Vesting Tentative Tract Mao No. 36116: A request to subdivide PC January 18, 2010 Item No. 2 Page 11 of 18 Vesting Tentative Tract Mao No. 36115 based on the Findings Exhibits. and Proposed Conditions of Approval. Lake Elsinore Planning Commission Meeting Regular Meeting Minutes of December 7, 2010 Page 12 of 18 Recommendation: a. Adopt a resolution adopting findings that the project is exempt from the Multiple Species Habitat Conservation Plan: and, b. Adopt a resolution recommending to the City Council approval of Vesting Tentative Tract Map No. 36116 based on the Findings, Exhibits, and proposed Conditions of Approval. City Manager Brady provided an overview of Vesting entative Tract Maps 36115 and 36116 and requested that Planning —11'sultant Coury review with the Commission and answer any questions hey may have. Planning Consultant Coury provided an overvievesting Tentative Tract Map No's 36115 and 36116 He regarding Tract Map 36115, Item Ko 4 on page 17 and ommission that of the Staff Report, Engineering Staff was pypposin Condition No. 57 as they are not Applica the only changes to the Conditions He, attendance and staff recommended app esident " of , , ", Pardee Homes, gave his ha Tract Maps 36115, 36116 and a , 06 ifb f)l,an Amendments would be Fulls within the next month. Also, he future maintenance assessments that d will have subsequent CFDs. There yjth a community park as well as 'referred any engineering questions to The applicant, Mr. Mike name and address. He h couple of additional Tract I the final lots subMitt' jgfor stated these Tract Maps i are a parC�f a maintenanc will also be, future rn , co „rin}antty seniici 11 the theenprrieerina consultant. how the Smart Homes are selling. Mr Taylor indicamg, that their Living Smart Community has been opened 5 u, for over a yearjr�anyon Hills and they have sold approximately seventy five (75)homsrend still have a number of homes under construction which they plan” on selling in 2011. He stated that sales have been good and are at a ""good price point. They offer affordability for first time home buyers as well as people seeking second or third homes in terms of size Commissioner O'Neal asked if they are getting much response with the solar options. Mr. Taylor indicated that they have sold a few of the solar options. He stated that they are not the most affordable for everyone but there are some good tax credits that are still available. They are marketing those options to show the public the value in the solar systems. 'noted tot �� g to strike Conditio'n,No. 51 and bleed indicated that�those are stated that the applicant was in �7a► of the applications. PC January 18, 2010 Item No. 2 Page 12 of 18 Lake Elsinore Planning Commission Meeting Regular Meeting Minutes of December 7, 2010 Page 13 of 18 Commissioner Morsch asked Mr. Taylor if they are planning on doing any of the Smart Living Homes in the proposed two (2) tracts. Mr. Taylor stated that Pardee Homes "Living Smart" product will be a feature which they continue throughout Canyon Hills and throughout all of the Inland Empire projects and indicated that the company is working on many "Green" features and trying to innovate as many of the "Green" features into their standard building practices. His vision is that the new products being presented in the future will have many of the features of the "Living Smart" product but will have a dlffe�raht style and square footage depending on the lot size. Commissioner Morsch indicated that and is highly impressed with the moc solar installations, etc. He asked Mr amount of import and export of dirt Mr. Taylor indicated that Canyon had graded the projects in five import/export issues have all occ they haven't had to import or ' e ' x " 0 and some of the lots in C66V n F costly lots to dev with all of th they have brok 9-4) roject mto several mil ��ards o A and pl time. Hey so indlcat that the determine h > .,to Ilmitamount °y -are goin'g��1 the right direction 4uhich inch limited irrigation, t`ylor for clarlfica ` regarding the would be for both \acts. Its ha,vide variety of terrain and x (6) phases to date. The ed ,in the project boundaries so dirt outside of their project boundary Vulll everitcially be some of the most jradihg, to occur. Therefore, 'ses iiz' at they don't have to move uce two thousand (2,000) lots at one will review the grading phases and ( mport and export per phase. aylodicate that their Engineer, Mr. Fred Pugh would answer any tions aid ,,adtlress any additional issues that Commissioner Morsh have regarding grading and imporUexport. Mr red Pugh, Ejgineer for Mayers and Associates, and gave his name and address He stated that they experienced through prior phases a lot Of rocla so / efof it bulks twenty (25) percent and they have to prepare ate, ? for this "coyly for the grading operation. The "Estate" lots in the southeast coiner which are the largest of the lots in Canyon Hills are going to be the most expensive lots constructed. The dirt for Tract Map 36116 is set to balance with the dirt for Tract Map 36115. At Piedmont Clair Drive, he indicated that it will balance into itself and be completed at a later date because of the cost. Commissioner Morsch indicated that he doesn't want to see several work trucks going up and down Canyon Hills Road. Mr. Pugh reassured Commissioner Morsch that this would not happen. PC January 18, 2010 Item No. 2 Page 13 of 18 Lake Elsinore Planning Commission Meeting Regular Meeting Minutes of December 7, 2010 Page 14 of 18 Commissioner Morsch noted a typo on Condition No. 60 for Tract Maps 36115 and 36116. Planning Consultant Coury indicated that he would correct Condition No. 60 on both Tract Maps. Commissioner Morsch asked why Condition No. 62 was included in the Conditions of Approval. Public Works Director Seumalo indicated that of Approval and even if a project doesn't nece it may affect drainage. a standard Condition need a grading plan, Commissioner Morsch requested that be revised to read: Applicant to baseline record of the condition ofp to the issuance of any permits q� Commissioner O'Neal indicated that to Condition No. 66 that In mission iguage oq No. 66 to the Clty photographic d public Clty k%\ I road prior with the revised language requested. Commissioner Jordan indicated "� isat�jn the Staff Report, there was reference to SF2 afld SF3, and St t"d "'%'t she didn't find that zoning in � Title 17 and ask s > 'ifwas in W6,§ ific Plan AM Planning� "nsultant Cgiy indicated yes. Coin issloner o � n s ed��{ there were special minimum lot square fees and mi m lot frontage and what they are. p �ti Planning Cons ant oury indicated that the minimum lot size for SF2 1d SF3 was 4; 'A square feet. CorhWissioner Jordan referred to lot frontage and indicated that there were 6.few lots,'t at were thirty (30) feet and then lot 275 that was forty seven (47) fefhat has a twenty (20) foot storm drain easement in it so the actual frontage will only have twenty seven (27) feet and asked if this was sufficient. Planning Consultant Coury indicated yes and stated that this was the lot that they allowed for that easement to be recorded. He also stated that SF3 area was carried over in Amendment No. 3 and minimum lot size is 4,500 and minimum lot width in knuckle or cul de sac street frontage is thirty (30) feet. He stated that the projects were planned checked three (3) times prior to this final submittal. PC January 18, 2010 Item No. 2 Page 14 of 18 Lake Elsinore Planning Commission Meeting Regular Meeting Minutes of December 7, 2010 Page 15 of 18 Commissioner Jordan indicated that she wanted to make sure that it met the final frontage. Planning Consultant Coury stated that there is a legend on one of the streets which will state the lot average on that street and added it for the Commission's review to address any concerns. Commissioner Jordan noted a typo in the Resolution for Tract Map 36115 No. 3 (C) which should read Mitigation measures or alternatives previously found not to be feasible and would substantially reduce one or more significant effects of the project, but the prolectponents decline to adopt the mitigation measure or alternative; or. ��� o Passed and adopted the following Resolution "Resolution No. 2010 -50 for Vesting e►ftative Tract Gli3jp 36115 — A Resolution of the Planning Commission of the City of L6ke Elsinore, California, adopting findings that the subdiv► coq is exe►ifp`t from the Multiple Species Habitat Conservation Plan (MSll). MOTION was made by miss1 n Moorsch and seconded by Commissioner Jordan adopter findi S thati the subdivision is exempt from the Multiple Species Habit on erva, ion 'ittw SHCP). AYES �C airman�ot>tzWes, Cb missioner Jordan, y mtssiotgr Morsch, Commissioner O'Neal Mendoza and adopted the following Resolutions: 'Resolut►on No 2010 51' A Resolution of the Planning Commission of the City of LakElsmore alifornia, recommending Cify Council approval of Vesting Tent`e �T�t Map No. 36115 with the modified Conditions of Approval as died by the Planning Commission which include the following. The e�iniination of Condition No. 51, the elimination of Condition No. 57, the deletion of the reference to three (3) projects and Condition No. 60 so that it reads occupancy of the project and Condition No. 66 would provide for the photographic baseline record prior to the issuance of any permits. MOTION was made by Commissioner Jordan, and seconded by Commissioner Morsch recommending City Council approval of Vesting Tentative Tract Map No. 36115 with modified Conditions of Approval as discussed by the Planning Commission which include the following: The PC January 18, 2010 Item No. 2 Page 15 of 18 Lake Elsinore Planning Commission Meeting Regular Meeting Minutes of December 7, 2010 Page 16 of 18 elimination of Condition No. 51, the elimination of Condition No. 57, Condition No. 60, deletion of the reference to three (3) projects and should read occupancy of the project and Condition No. 66 would provide for the photographic baseline record prior to the issuance of any permits. AYES: Chairman Gonzales, Commissioner Jordan, Commissioner Morsch, Commissioner O'Neal NOES: None ABSENT: Vice Chairman Mendoza Resolution No. 2010 -52 for Vesting Tent Resolution of the Planning Commission California, adopting findings that the si Multiple Species Habitat Conservation Plan MOTION was made by Con Commissioner Jordan adopting from the Multiple Species Habital AYES: City as projects ,a d should would proit,,,de, for the any permits `; Map No 36116 — A y,,,, of Lake Elsinore, s:,exempt from the O' al, and sepded by �?I it Zt subdivisions exempt Com Jordan, ier O'Neal 4"P69ofhtl�on!bf the Planning Commission of the iforma, recommending City Council approval of Map No. 36116 with modified Conditions of V %the Planning Commission which include the 60Y deletion of the reference to three (3) occupancy of the project, and Condition No. 66 ographic baseline record prior to the issuance of MOTION was made by Commissioner O'Neal, and seconded by Commissioner Jordan adopting findings that the subdivision is exempt from the Multiple Species Habitat Conservation Plan. AYES: Chairman Gonzales, Commissioner Jordan, Commissioner Morsch, Commissioner O'Neal NOES: None ABSENT: Vice Chairman Mendoza PC January 18, 2010 Item No. 2 Page 16 of 18 Lake Elsinore Planning Commission Meeting Regular Meeting Minutes of December 7, 2010 Page 17 of 18 STAFF COMMENTS Public Works Director Seumalo indicated that the Riverwalk Paving Project will be completed within a week. Chairman Gonzales asked Public Works Director Seumalo if the public has access to Riverwalk at Riverside Drive. Public Works Director Seumalo indicated that there is no access to the Riverwalk from Riverside Drive but there is access from Chaney Stre4yand any streets that intersect with Spring Street. He also stated that they,cgrtpleted Phases I and II paving the interior streets, and the curb side streets,, ftthey are replacing the concrete in that area. They are starting Phase III vuftfcn i i,es spot repairs and anticipate completion of the pavement before the °;end of this ' pth. Commissioner Morsch asked Public <,UKorks Director Seurnalo regarding Riverwalk, how the public will cross Chan� Street. Public Works Director Seumalo,, indicated crosswalk and signage on the astre t and engineer regarding this and have' Planning Consultant Coury application for forty eight`(�I be replaced with the' "Living bring forward to". I nning any f had discussed putting a still dealing with the traffic Plant l g "- received a Residential ;viotsly home product to and staff will be processing this to Office SpeQlalist Po �ridica "e fit, the City Clerk requested that the Commisoj " lr ,bring t 1r�Municipal Code books, if they have them to the City Clerks;office to ate and then be returned. City Manager Brady wished everyone a Happy Holiday and Happy New Year. Commissioner Fwanted to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. � Commissioner Morsch noted that the Elsinore High School Championship football game is on Friday, January 10, 2011. He also wished everyone a Happy New Year. Commissioner O'Neal noted graffiti on the Council sign located at Riverside Drive at 4 corners. He also mentioned to Public Works Director Seumalo to please fix the light at Gunnerson and Riverside Drive due to the wait time. PC January 18, 2010 Item No. 2 Page 17 of 18 Lake Elsinore Planning Commission Meeting Regular Meeting Minutes of December 7, 2010 Page 18 of 18 Chairman Gonzales wished everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. CITY ATTORNEY COMMENTS None. ADJOURNMENT There being no further business to come before the Planning Commission, Chairman Gonzales adjourned the meeting at 7:26 p.m. The next regular meeting of the Planning Commissoo ' of the City of Lake Elsinore is scheduled for Tuesday, December 21 010 at 6:00 p.m. in the Cultural Center located at 183 N. Main Street, LakejElslno'r ' „ F CA 92530. Respectfully Submitted, Kristine Herringt Office Specialist Robert A. Bra City Manager PC January 18, 2010 Item No. 2 Page 18 of 18