1988/02/24 Council Minutes - Laserfiche WebLink

91 Febrtmry 24,1988 4'is Bob Landles said cumulative impact would cause the city to speculate •' on what might happen. It has made directly to be based strictly on the impact by this applicant. Brad Cattle,representing the applicant,William R.Beaver, said the applicant will accept the alley vacation right-of-way dedication, will accept the conons on the DNS,but the burden of proof is on the applicant that the staff made a mistake by issuing the ONS. He reviewed the 26 separate conditions of the Determination of Non-Significance to mitigate the impacts of the alley vacation/realignment. Mr. Cattle stated the purpose of the review Is not to resolve all conflict but to mitigate the impacts to the satisfaction of the responsibl.official. Or. Cattle stated by affirming the DNS and granting the vacation, which is actually en alley realignment and lowering the alley to grade for ease of accessibility, the City will also derive some benefit. The vacation/realignment will also allow the proper development of this property. He urged Council to adopt the Findings and Conclusions as prepared by the Planning Staff and to affirm the Determination of Non-significance as Issued. Jim Jones, 2930 Wetmore, representing the appellant, Or. William Brost, stated that the traffic Impacts at the alst and Colby intersection have not been completely addressed and have not provided equitable mitigation for future grOyth of the surrounding area. He stated that Clty staff have misapplied the zoning oI ordinance In regard to the perking space requirements. Cr. Jones also stated that the problem of cueing cars while waiting Zeeng'pe Btr7".1=Bhrtl".°ItotnedfrTo'rg' ggg:fgrer.° Jones requested that the process be slowed down until flare issues can be properly addressed and that long term mitigation of the conditions also be considered. thecrust,1701 41st Street,stated he is in favor of development of the area but feels that future development should not be hampered by the incomplete mitigation of the development impacts of this property at this integral intersection in the City. He stated that the vacation has an adverse Impact on the area, that not enough information or complete information hes been reviewed and planning on and off the site has not been complete. Bob Landles,Planning Staff, stated the Navy traffic study was also considered in the DNS and all reasonable traffic studies were used O in the Determination. The fencing and screening issues were also addressed in the DNS. The DNS is consistent with other like projects throughout the City. '0=2tre'et t,=!!eg:efrubl'intneeeling% seconded b' "nne'leenber President Niva asked if anyone else wished to speak end no one replied IglunlczmaLbe wwihtoh..:1e/x.zudn.cilmembers voting y es excep t I,I, Notion carlied I -4 4