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HomeMy WebLinkAbout09-26-1990 Planning Commission Minutes CITY OF SARATOGA PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES DATE: September 26, 1990 - 7:30 p.m. PLACE: City Council Chambers, 13777 Fruitvale Avenue, Saratoga, CA TYPE: Regular Meeting Roll Call: Chairperson Tucker, Commissioners Burger, Caldwell, Kolstad, Moran, Siegfried and Tappan. Pledge of Allegiance Approval of Minutes of August 22, 1990: commissioner Caldwell requested that, page 1, line 5, under approval of minutes of August 8, 1990, be amended to read "existing nonconforming side yard setback enclosures..." Since Commissioner Caldwell requested numerous revisions to item 13, SD-88-019 and DR-90-050 (Birenbaum), the Commission requested a verbatim transcript of item 13. Commissioner Moran requested that the application numbers be included in the Technical Corrections on page 2o SIEGFRIED/KOLSTAD MOVED TO APPROVE THE MINUTES OF AUGUST 22, 1990 AS AMENDED. Passed 6-0-1 (Commissioner Tucker abstained). Approval of Minutes of September 12, 1990: Commissioner Burger requested the following corrections: On page 4, the first line of the first full paragraph, Rita Hennessey resides across the creek from the property. Also on page 4 the second line of the paragraph beginning "Commissioner Burger agrees with Commissioner Caldwell's remarks" should be amended to read: "She mentioned the general concern expressed at study session..." The last paragraph on page 5 should be amended to read: "She contended that the proposed home is on the most prominent site in the subdivision and. the lot has no natural vegetation on the pad per staff report. Her concern is the view impact." on page 6, seventh paragraph, third line, the word "path" should be "pad". On page 8 in the paragraph beginning "Planner Walgren summarized...", in the next to the last line the word "impasse" should be "impact". On page 10 the sixth paragraph should begin "Frank Saude" and the following paragraph should begin "Sheldon Blum". On page 11 in the motion for DR-88-091.1, the second line should read condition that "the maintenance agreement will be recorded°.." PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING September 26, 1990 Page 2 Approval of Minutes Continued Commissioner Caldwell requested the following corrections: On page 7, the seventh full paragraph should read "Commissioner Caldwell prefers..." On page 8 the first paragraph under item 11 should be amended to read: "Commissioner Caldwell reported that the neighborhood is primarily one story except for a box-on-box two- story which is just down the street." On page 9 the motion for DR-90-046 should be amended to read "...TO A STUDY SESSION TO REVIEW NEW DESIGNS". Page 10, the fourth paragraph should be amended to read: "Commissioner Caldwell responded that the Commission is currently working on a tree ordinance and many conditions being sought in this case will. be proposed as part of the new ordinance." Page 11 the motion for DR-88,091.1 should be amended to include the following paragraph as part of the motion. Commissioner Moran requested the following addition on page 7 following the motion to close the public hearing on V-90-024: "Commissioner Moran suggested continuing the application until all the information is in". Commissioner Tappan requested the following addition to the last paragraph on page 12: "He also commented he was in favor of the City's leaning toward keeping the thoroughfare to a two-lane thoroughfare. BURGER/MORAN MOVED TO APPROVE THE MINUTES OF SEPTEMBER 12, 1990 AS AMENDED. Passed 5-0-2 (Commissioners Kolstad and Siegfried abstained). ORAL COMMUNICATIONS: Colonel E. T. Barco addressed the Commission regarding the logistics of a land use visit. Commissioner Siegfried referred to an article in the Saratoga News regarding his comments to the City Council. He noted that it was probably the first time he addressed the Council in 10 out of 12 years he has been on the Planning Commission, and he tried to make it clear that he had not been at the previous meeting. He said he had not had a chance to see the ordinance and the two comments he made were certainly not meant to suggest that the moratorium should be passed or not passed but that there were two significant problems he saw with the ordinance as proposed. One was the need to stop any further subdivision of land on an urgency basis and there had not been any subdivision of land of any significance for years. Secondly it precluded the conversion of units to second- story units, two-story, single-family homes, where in fact the neighborhood might be entirely two story homes and that it did not PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING September 26, 1990 Page 3 ORAL COMMUNICATIONS Continued make any differentiation and addressed the issue of two-story conversions where basically there are single-story homes. He stated he would also address the Council. REPORT OF POSTING AGENDA: Pursuant to Government Code 54954.2, the agenda for this meeting was properly posted on September 21, 1990. Technical COrreCtions to Packet Material: None. PUBLIC HEARINGS CONSENT CALENDAR: 1. SD-90-003 Peninsula Townhomes Assoc., 12297 Saratoga- UP-90-003 Sunnyvale Rd., request for tentative map approval DR-90-034 to subdivide a 2.67 acre lot into one two-acre multi-family parcel and two .3 acre parcels for commercial use. Use permit approval is requested to allow a 30-unit multi-family residential development within a Commercial Visitor (C-V) zone district. Design review approval is also requested for the entire project per Chapter 15 of the City Code. An initial environmental assessment has been prepared and is incorporated in this application (cont. to 10/10/90 at the request of the applicant). 2. DR-90-036 Gerla, 22188 Villa Oaks Ln., request for design review approval to construct a new 6,681 sq. ft. two-story single family residence on a 2.5 acre parcel in the NHR zone per Chapter 15 of the City Code (cont. to 10/10/90 at the request of applicant). 3. V-90-005 Ballon, 14070 Arcadia Palms Dr., request for variance approval to allow an existing satellite dish to remain located within a required setback and to exceed the maximum height allowed by approximately 13 ft. per Chapter 15 of the City Code. The subject property is located within the R-i-40,000 zone (cont. to 10/10/90). 4. UP-89-005.1 Fox & Carskadon, 20514 Saratoga-Los Gatos Rd., request for use permit modification to expand parking within the CH-1 zone district per Chapter 15 of the City Code. The increased parking would permit additional agents at this center. PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING September 26, 1990 Page 4 PUBLIC HEARINGS CONSENT CALENDAR Continued 5. UP-90-008 Fong, 12280 Saratoga-Sunnyvale Rd., request for conditional use permit approval to operate a dental office within an existing office building in the C-V zone district per Chapter 15 of the City Code. Commissioner Tappan requested that item 4 be removed. A member of the audience requested that item 5 be removed. 4. UP-89-005ol Fox & Carskadon, 20514 Saratoga-Los Gatos Rd., request for use permit modification to expand parking within the CH-1 zone district per Chapter 15 of the City Code. The increased parking would permit additional agents at this center. Commissioner Tappan requested that this item be removed. He said he is familiar with the parking lot, and he had a problem with the addition of four more parking spaces. He stated he could see two spaces along the planter area but not three because of the constriction in exiting or entering. He had a problem with a space along the side of the building on the long L-shaped portion toward Saratoga-Los Gatos Road because it is a difficult maneuver to pull out of the diagonal spaces. Planner Walgren presented the Report to the Planning CommiSsion dated September 26, 1990. In response to a question from Commissioner Burger, Mr. Walgren responded that the Fire Department reviewed the plans preliminarily and the plans appeared to be acceptable. The public hearing was opened at 8:00 p.m. Mr. Warren Heid, representing the applicant, addressed the Commission. He said a study was made and he had only seen the lot full on one Monday morning and the rest of the time it has been only half full. Commissioner Tappan said he could envision the spaces along the planter area if they were reserved for compact cars but still had difficulty seeing how anyone parked in the last diagonal space and there would be difficulty if there were a car parked parallel to the building. Commissioner Siegfried suggested reserving the spaces for compact cars and restricting the use of the spaces to parking on Mondays from 8 to 12. PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING September 26, 1990 Page 5 PUBLIC HEARINGS CONSENT CALENDAR Continued MORAN/BURGER MOVED TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING AT 8:06 P.M. Passed 7-0. Commissioner Tappan said he could vote for the proposal if the forward space was changed to a compact space. Commissioner Moran said she agreed with Commissioner Tappan's remarks and would like to see the space not included because it is very difficult to back out of the diagonal space. BURGER MOVED TO APPROVE UP-89-005.1 CHANGING THE FRONT SPACE TOWARDS SARATOGA-LOS GATOS ROAD TO A COMPACT SPACE° Commissioner Siegfried suggested that the space be marked for employee parking only. BURGERAMENDED THE MOTION TO APPROVE UP-89-005ol CHANGING THE FRONT SPACE TOWARDS SARATOGA-LOS GATOS ROAD TO A COMPACT SPACE AND TO MARK THE SPACE FOR EMPLOYEE PARKING ONLY. Commissioner Siegfried seconded the motion. Passed 6-0-1 (Kolstad abstained because of a possible conflict of interest). 5. UP-90-008 Fong, 12280 Saratoga-Sunnyvale Rd., request for conditional use permit approval to operate a dental office within an existing office building in the C-V zone district per Chapter 15 of the City Code. Planner Walgren presented the Report to the Planning Commission dated September 26, 1990. The public hearing was opened at 8:13 p.m. Mr. Steve Porter, property manager, stated he was not present to register any objection to the application. He expressed concern, however, that there was not enough time to give notice to the owners of the building to discuss the matter. Mr. Porter indicated that a number of the owners are concerned' that adequate provisions be made to ensure that whatever construction work is necessary will not structurally damage the building. In response to a question from Chairperson Tucker, Planning Director Emslie responded that the owners were given notice of the Planning Commission meeting. Mr. Porter clarified that it was not possible for the Saratoga Owners Association to meet before the Planning Commission meeting. PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING September 26, 1990 Page 6 PUBLIC HEARINGS CONSENT CALENDAR Continued Dr. Dwayne Fong, applicant, stated a meeting was held with the Board of Directors and a meeting with the owners is scheduled. He said he spoke with most of the owners and has had a positive response from all of those he spoke with. SIEGFRIED/KOLSTAD MOVED TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING AT 8:18 P.M. Passed 7-0. SIEGFRIED/KOLSTAD MOVED TO APPROVE UP-90-008 PER THE STAFF REPORT. Passed 7-0. PUBLIC HEARINGS: 6. UP-88-010 Cupertino Union School District/Primary Plus, 12211 Titus Ave., review of Primary Plus preschool use permit by the Planning Commission to ensure compliance with all City requirements. The review is required at 4-month intervals for the school's first year of operation (coLt. from 8/8/90). Planning Director Emslie reviewed the Staff Memorandum dated September 26, 1990. In response to questions from Commissioner Caldwell, Mr. Emslie .said he has an oral commitment that the median between Melinda Circle and the parking lot will be relandscaped. He also responded that he visited the site and observed school personnel directing traffic and that there was a long queue of cars waiting in the white zone adjacent to the school. He said he did not see any vacant parking spaces but noted that his visit occurred prior to the District's adding to the parking lot. Chairperson Tucker said she visited the school between 8:10 and 8:40 a.m. this morning. She said over the 30 minute period she counted approximately 150 cars and the peak number of cars came in between 8:25 and 8:30 at which time there were 52 cars° Only one time was there a backup of two cars on the main road and that was while a car was waiting to make a left hand turn into the parking lot. She said there seemed to be no problem and there were no cars parked on Titus when she arrived. When she left there were two cars, one was an express truck which seemed to be having a problem, and the other was parked down the street next to Prospect. The public hearing was opened at 8:28 p.m. '- Ms. Carol Freitas, President of Primary Plus, was present and requested the neighbors present their comments first. PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING September 26, 1990 Page 7 PUBLIC HEARINGS Continued In response to a question from Commissioner Siegfried, Ms. Freitas responded roughly 20% of the students are half-day students° Mr. John Power, 12150 Kristy Lane, addressed the Planning Commission. He said his family is a proponent of the school as a local school and not a proponent of the use of the school by a commercial entity. He objected to people parking off the pad near the fence of his property. He noted there are more cars in the lot than there were last year. He also noted there was minuscule landscaping done between the curb and Melinda Circle. He said a chain fence was put up across the center section but it is a relatively ineffective fence. He stated the lighting is not shielded. He indicated that no response was received to a letter submitted by the neighbors last year. His main question concerned how many Saratoga residents are using the facility rather than outsiders. Mr~ Andy Boogard, 12022 Titus Avenue, addressed the Commission. He discussed a letter he submitted to the Commission and reiterated his previous comments regarding traffic problems on Titus. Commissioner Burger clarified that the suggestion regarding no left on Prospect has been reviewed by the Public Safety Commission° Ms. Debbie Lillo, 12054 Kristy Lane, reiterated her concerns which were outlined in a letter previously submitted to the Planning Commission. Ms. Freitas indicated that the Primary Plus program is occupying approximately two-thirds of the school facility. She also pointed out that the Primary Plus use of that part of the facility is definitely the lowest density use that can happen in the school. Primary Plus has been limited to 175 students. If the program was a public school program, that same space would probably house approximately 400 children. If Primary Plus was not limited to 175 students, it could apply for a license for over 300 children. She said that well over 50% of the children's parents live in Saratoga, and 80% of the children live within three miles of the school. Ms. Freitas indicated that whenever an evening event was held at the school during the year, a letter was sent to the Planning Department. Ms. Sonya Schurr, Cupertino Union School District, addressed the Planning Commission. She said the District is presently working on a landscaping plan for Melinda Circle but first must develop a plan for getting water to the area. In response to questions from PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING September 26, 1990 Page 8 PUBLIC HEARINGS Continued Commissioners, Ms. Freitas responded that if the District were to use this school as an elementary school, the minimum amount of students would be around 600. Chairperson Tucker reminded those in attendance that the Planning Commission only has control over the Primary Plus use permit. TAPPAN/SIEGFRIED MOVED TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING AT 8:56 P.Mo Passed 7-0. Commissioner Siegfried indicated he would like to see this matter come to a close. He said he would like to see the concerns mentioned by the neighbors itemized and reviewed by staff. He suggested a traffic count be done and said he would also like a count from the School District as to where the students are coming from now and where they would likely come from if the school was open under the open enrollment program. Commissioner Siegfried suggested continuing the matter for one month. Commissioner Kolstad said he visited the site a number of times and made several observations. He stated the backing up of the traffic on Titus was mainly caused from cars parked on the street at the corner of Titus and Prospect. He indicated he observed no problem with making left hand turns. Commissioner Kolstad said he had a problem with th~TM community feeling that Primary Plus should only serve the people of Saratoga. He stated he observed on his visits that it appeared employees were parking at the white curb and suggested that employees park in the rear loto He suggested the lighting problem be taken care of immediately. Commissioner Kolstad indicated that from his visits he is not convinced an actual nuisance consistently occurs, and he would be willing to leave everything as is. Chairperson Tucker stated that from her observation of earlier in the day she would have to agree with Commissioner Kolstad. She said she did not feel there is a problem there° Commissioner Caldwell requested that, if the item is continued, the question of how many students the school is willing to take with Primary Plus as a tenant be addressed. Chairperson Tucker summarized the concerns the Commission wishes to have addressed. These include the intensity of what the use can be for both schools, the number of cars that will be coming and going and from what areas, and where the Christa McAuliffe students are coming from. The Commission would also like to see the lighting issue resolved and a landscaping plan. PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING September 26, 1990 Page 9 PUBLIC HEARINGS Continued BURGER/MORAN MOVED TO CONTINUE UP-88-010 TO OCTOBER 24, 1990. Passed 6-1 (Commissioner .Kolstad opposed). Break 9:15 p.m. - 9:30 pom. 7. DR-89-111 Bilkey, 22126 Villa Oaks Ln., request for design review approval to construct a new 5,436 sq. ft. two-story residence in the Mt. Eden Estates subdivision on a 1.6 acre parcel and within the NHR zone district per Chapter 15 of the City Code (cont. from 9/12/90). Commissioner Moran reported on the land use visit. Planner Walgren presented the Report to the Planning Commission dated September 26, 1990. The public hearing was opened at 9:35 p.m. Mr. Michael Davis addressed the Commission on behalf of the applicant. He described the proposal in detail. BURGER/SIEGFRIED MOVED TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING AT 9:39 P.M. Passed 7-0. Commissioner Burger said she visited the site and expressed concern regarding the height of the home. It is prominent because it enjoys an unobstructed 360 degree view. She stated she would prefer to see the home limited to a one story or to a height. Commissioner Caldwell agreed with Commissioner Burger's comments and suggested limiting the home to a one story of no greater than 22 feet. Commissioner Siegfried stated he has the same concerns as the other Commissioners and suggested a height of 23 feet, which would not preclude a two-story addition and may reduce the bulk. Commissioner Moran indicated she, too, is in favor of a height restriction or perhaps a one story. She also suggested looking at the materials as another avenue of reducing the impact of the house in that exposed area. She suggested use of natural materials or natural colors. Commissioner Tappan said he was agreeable to Commissioner Siegfried's suggestion of a height of 23 feet° PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING September 26, 1990 Page 10 PUBLIC HEARINGS Continued BURGER/MORAN MOVED TO CONTINUE DR-89-111 TO OCTOBER 10, 1990. Passed 7-0. 8. AZO-90-004 City of Saratoga, consideration of recommending the creation of a new zone district relative to addressing the unique topography typical to the unincorporated hillsides northwest of the City limits. The Planning Commission will consider creating a new zone district which will establish lot sizes, setback, permitted and conditionally permitted uses and requirements for the dedication of open space for the topographically constrained hillsides currently under the jurisdiction of Santa Clara County. The Planning Commission will consider adding text to the existing zone ordinance~ The application of this zone to specific property will require separate and subsequent action by the Planning Commission and City Council (cont. from 9/12/90). City Attorney Toppel reviewed his memorandum dated September 5, 1990 and answered Commissioners' questions regarding the proposed ordinance. Commissioner Burger stated the proposed ordinance should be revised to either reduce the minimum lot size or make some adjustment for square footage. She felt it was unreasonable to limit a property owner with 180 acres to 6,000 square feet. Mr. Emslie and Mr. Toppel discussed a comparison of this ordinance with the County ordinance. The public hearing was opened at 10:30 p.m. Mr. Vince Garrod, 22600 Mt. Eden Road, addressed the Planning Commission regarding his opposition to the proposed ordinance. Mr. Clayton Thomas, 22490 Mt. Eden Road, agreed with Mr. Garrod's comments. He expressed his concern that he and others were not notified of the public hearing regarding the proposed ordinance. Mr. John DiManto addressed the Commission regarding his opposition to the proposed ordinance and his concern regarding lack of notice to residents of the public hearing. Chairperson Tucker expressed concern that perhaps proper notice was not given. PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING September 26, 1990 Page 11 PUBLIC HEARINGS Continued In response to a question from Commissioner Burger, Mr. Emslie responded that direction for the proposed ordinance came from the City Council° The Council directed staff to review expanding its sphere of influence. There was Commission consensus that better notice should be given to the public and the public hearing should be continued. Commissioner Siegfried suggested that the Commission hold a study session to review the County ordinance as a learning session and then a session where property owners who could be affected by the proposed ordinance would be invited. BURGER/MORAN MOVED TO CONTINUE AZO-90-004 TO NOVEMBER 14, 1990 WITH STUDY SESSIONS ON OCTOBER 16 AND OCTOBER 30, 1990. Passed 7-0. 9. DR-90-058 Hodges, 19875 Park Dr., request for design review approval to construct a new one-story 4,750 sq. ft. single family dwelling on a 24,170 sq. ft. parcel in the R-i-20,000 zone district per Chapter 15 of the City Code. Commissioner Moran reported on the land use visit. Planner Walgren presented the Report to the Planning Commission dated September 26, 1990. The public hearing was opened at 11:03 p.m. The architect for the project addressed the Commission. He stated the garage is shown to be 44 feet from the rear setback. The garage is a single-story structure and the door opens to the rear rather than to the side. He said the garage was placed in that configuration in order to create a courtyard effect on the west side of the property. He stated that the applicant has agreed to rotate the garage to the west and.have the garage door to the west side. The applicant is also willing to plant additional hedges along the back side and would even agree to a five or six foot wall on that side. He indicated that if the height of the structure is a paramount concern with the Commission and with the neighbors the applicant has agreed to lower the roof height to 18 feet. Ms. Louise Shaffer, 19874 Park Dr., stated that she was concerned about the skylight at the higher height but felt that lowering the height would address her concerns. Mr. Don Lightbody, 15060 Park Dr., addressed the Commission regarding his concerns. He stated the placement of the garage is PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING September 26, 1990 Page 12 PUBLIC HEARINGS Continued a significant problem and the proposal to modify the placement of garage would not change the impact to his property. Cars coming into the yard and accessing the garage would be a significant impact to the privacy of his property both visually and from a noise impact. He stated the height of the garage and the skylights proposed are excessive and block his views. He said the garage does not conform with any of the other homes in the area and the Commission could not provide him with any assurance that there will be no use of the garage that would be detrimental. Mr. Lightbody also expressed his concern regarding the skylight° He said at night the entire length of the house would be lit up on the ridge. Commissioner Tappan commented that he did not object to the placement of the garage and said the applicant has been reasonable in eliminating the guest house and rotating the garage. Mrs° Lightbody also addressed the Commission and reiterated the concerns expressed by Mr. Lightbody. Mr. Lightbody delivered a letter to the Commission from another neighbor. The applicant, Mr. Hal Hodges, addressed the Commission regarding his proposal. BURGER/MORAN MOVED TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING AT 11:26 P.M. Passed 7-0. Commissioner Burger stated her original concern was the number of structures on site. She said she is still concerned about the detached garage and she would prefer to see the garage attached to the home. She also expressed concern regarding the long, uninterrupted stretch of skylight and would prefer to see a few strategically placed skylights rather than a long stretch along the ridgeline. Commissioner Tappan said he appreciated Mrs. Shaffer's comments regarding the skylight as she would likely be most affected by it. He stated he had no objection to detached garages and there were a number of them in this neighborhood° He felt the architect and the applicant have been sensitive to the neighbors' concerns regarding the guest house and the rotating of the garage. He indicated there are sufficient mitigating landscaping schemes that could be conditioned that would sufficiently screen the Lightbody property from the applicant's. PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING September 26, 1990 Page 13 PUBLIC HEARINGS Continued Commissioner Siegfried stated he is not concerned about the detached garage but did not understand why it needs to be turned in the way that it is turned and why it could not be turned to face forward and in the corner of the setbacks not in the middle of the back yard. He also indicated he had a problem with the skylights along the ridge but had no problem with a reasonable number of skylights. Commissioner Moran agreed with Commissioner Siegfried about the placement of the garage and also agreed that it should be attached to the house. She expressed concerns regarding the height Of the house and the skylight. Commissioner Kolstad also expressed concern regarding the skylight and agreed with the concerns expressed by the other Commissioners. Commissioner Moran stated she also had a concern regarding the color. Commissioner Caldwell said she was not so concerned about the skylight and agreed with Commissioner Tappan's comments. Chairperson Tucker also expressed concern regarding the skylights and said she would rather see the'garage attached. She stated she was in favor of Commissioner Siegfried's suggestion for placement of the garage. BURGER/MORAN MOVED TO CONTINUE DR-90-058 TO OCTOBER 24, 1990 WITH A STUDY SESSION ON OCTOBER 16. Passed 7-0. 10. DR-90-030 Ng, 21720 Villa Oaks Ln., request for design review approval to construct a new 4,537 sq. ft. two-story single family residence on a 1.2 acre parcel in the NHR zone per Chapter 15 of the City Code. 11. SD-90-008 Ebner, 13741 & 13755 Saratoga Ave., request for V-90-028 tentative map approval to subdivide a 17,894 sq. ft. parcel with a 7,137 sq. fto and 10,757 sq. ft. parcel within the R-i-20,000 zone district per Chapter 14 of the City Code. Variance approval is also requested to allow the subdivision of an existing substandard lot and to create two (2) smaller parcels per Chapter 15 of the City Code. PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING September 26, 1990 Page 14 PUBLIC HEARINGS Continued 12. DR-90-055 Handa, 20315 Calle Montalvo, request for design review approval to construct a 620 sq. fto two- story addition to an existing 3,453 sq. ft. one- story residence on a 20,426 sq. ft. parcel within the R-1-20,O00 zone district per Chapter 15.of the City Code. 13. AZO-90-005 City of Saratoga, consideration of zone amendment to Article 15-80 of the City Code to allow certain cellular telephone transmission structures to be constructed in the Commercial and Professional Office zone district subject to height restriction. Due to the lateness of the hour, items 10, 11 and 12 were continued to Tuesday, October 2, 1990 at 6:30 p.mo Item 13 was continued to October 10, 1990. DIRECTOR'S ITEMS 1. Upcoming planning applications and projects 2. Memo re: Village Noise Committee COMMISSION ITEMS COMMUNICATIONS Written 1. Committee-of-the-Whole Report 7/17/90 2. Heritage Preservation Commission minutes 8/15/90 Oral ADJOURNMM The meeting of the Planning Commission was adjourned at 11:45 p.m. Respectfully submitted, Rebecca Cuffman