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HomeMy WebLinkAboutDraft Minutes - Oct 17, 2012 CITY OF DOWNEY __________ _______________________ MINUTES REGULAR MEETING DOWNEY CITY PLANNING COMMISSION WEDNESDAY , OCTOBER 17 , 2012 CITY COUNCIL CHAMBER, 11111 BROOKSHIRE AVENUE DOWNEY, CALIFORNIA 6 :30 P.M. I. A Regular meeting of the Planning Commission was held October 17, 2012. After the Pledge o f Allegiance to the Flag, Chairman Murray called roll at 6:30 p.m. COMMISSIONERS PRESENT : II. Hector Lujan, District 5 Louis Morales, District 3 , Vice - Chairman Robert Kiefer, District 2 Ernie Garcia, District 4 Michael Murray, Dis trict 1 , Chairman ALSO PRESENT: Brian Saeki, Director of Community Development Yvette Abich Garcia, City Attorney William Davis, City Planner Jessica Flores, Associate Planner Kevin Nguyen, Assistant Planner Aaron Loblin er , Planning Intern Theresa Donahue, Secretary MINUTES: I II. It was moved by Commissioner Morales, seconded by Commissioner Lujan and passed by a 3 - 0 - 2 vote, with Commissioner Garcia and Chairman Murray abstaining, to approve the Minutes of Septembe r 5 , 2012 . It was moved by Commissioner Kiefer, seconded by Commissioner Morales and passed by a 3 - 0 - 2 vote with Commissioners Lujan and Garcia abstaining, to approve the Minutes of October 3 , 2012 . AGENDA CHANGES: III. Community Development Director Sae ki stated there were no changes to the agenda. REPORT ON CITY COUNCIL ACTION : V. Mr. Saeki stated there were n o items to report from the City Council meeting held October 9, 2012. CONSENT CALENDAR ITEMS: VI. Chairman Mur ray noted t here were n o Consent Calendar Items on this evening’s agenda. PUBLIC HEARING ITEMS: VII. PLN - 12 - 00199 (CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT) 1 . Location: 7931 Firestone Boulevard Owner: Eduardo Chantre Applicant: Jose V. Correa/Vasilio’s Restaurant & Bar Staff: Kevin Nguyen CEQA: As required by the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), t his request has been found to be Categorically Exempt from CEQA, p er CEQA Guidelines, Section 15301 (Class 1, Existing F acilities). Request: A request to approve the expansion of the live entertainment at an existing restaurant that operates with an alcoholic beverage control Type 47 license, on property zoned C - 2 (General Commercial). PLANNING COMMISSION DRAFT MINUTES , OCTOBER 17, 2012 – PAGE 1 Page 2 Chairman Murray opened the public hearing for PLN - 12 - 00199 (Conditional Use Permit), noting that the matter had been continued from the previous meeting. He invited staff to make their presentation. Community Development Dir ector Saeki noted that Mr. Nguyen would make the presentation for Planning. Assistant Planner, Kevin Nguyen, presented staff’s report, reminding the Commission that they had continued this item with direction to staff to provide additional information for their evaluation and for staff to consider issues raised by the neighboring property owners relating to noise g enerated from the subject business. Mr. Nguyen noted that police records indicate there had been 11 calls complaining about the property receiv ed during the last two years. In addition, Mr. Nguyen noted that ABC provided a disciplinary history of the subject site , which indicated they had issued a $3,000 fine to the business owner for selling alcoholic beverages to a minor. Mr. Nguyen stated th at in light of the activities on the property, staff suggests implementing these additional safety measures: 1) that the sale of alcoholic beverages and live entertainment activities cease at 1:30 a.m., and the business close at 2:00 a.m., rather than 3:00 a.m. as proposed by the applicant . Mr. Nguyen’s exhibit showed that closing at 2:00 a.m. is consistent with past Planning Commission actions. In addition, he noted another condition of approval is for the westerly side door to remain closed during busin ess hours. Mr. Nguyen stated that correspondence had been received from a ne ighboring property owner, Eduardo Schonborn , reporting noise emitting from the property. This correspondence had been included in the staff report. Mr. Nguyen stated that staff believed these concerns were addressed with in the recommended conditions of approval. Commissioner Kiefer asked for more information regarding the Police report. Mr. Nguyen noted that some of the complaints included: excessiv e signage; one noise complain t; a sex crime oc curred on the property, possibly in the parking lot; and the ABC violation occurred in 2005. He noted the applicant was given the option of a suspended license or $3,000 fine. Jose Correa of Vasilio’s Restaurant, 7931 Firestone Boulevard , addressed the Commission. Chairman Murray asked Mr. Correa if at the last Planning Commission meeting, Mr. Correa had denied having had any violations. Mr. Correa responded that he was referring to the last two years during which he wasn’t aware of any violations. In regards to the ABC violat ion in 2005, he stated that the bartender had been let go. He also stated that they do not serve lunch, but are ready to open between 6:30 - 7:00 p.m., and they are able to provide lunch or earlier dinner if set up in advance. He stated generally he wished to be open from 6:30 p.m., and would stop alcohol sales by 1:30 a.m., Monday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. He noted that after 1:30 , they allow patrons to finish up their evening while they are cleaning up. Commissioner Kiefer asked Mr. Correa to respond to the eleven (11) Police reports. Mr. Correa responded, one call was in regards to excess noise, which he believed was between customers and occurred in the parking lot. Commissioner Kiefer asked Mr. Corr ea why at the last meeting Mr. Correa had said there had been no violations. Mr. Correa again stated that he thought the Commission was referring to the last couple of years. Chairman Murray asked Mr. Correa if he had read and accepted the recommended co nditions of approval. PLANNING COMMISSION D RAFT MINUTES, OCTOBER 17, 2012 – PAGE 2 Page 3 Mr. Correa stated that he did accept the conditions. He responded to the concerns about noise and suggested a couple mitigation measures such as raising the height of the wall, or installing sound proof windows. At this point, City Attorney Garcia stated that because Commissioners Lujan and Garcia missed the previous hearing, they would be eligible to participate only if they had reviewed the recording of the rd October 3 meeting. Both Commissioners stated they had not been able to d o so; therefore, they left the Council Chambers. M s. Garcia noted there was a quorum with the three remaining Commissioners. The hearing then continued. The Commissioners then inquired and learned the following information from Mr. Correa: he provide s s ecurity from 8 p.m. to closing; he understands and believes that he can comply with Condition number 10, that 50% of the gross sales must be from food ; he does charge ($5.00 to $7.00 ) admission when they provide a buffet; although they have used the rear d oor for entry in the past , he realizes that door must now remain shut and the front must be the entrance. Chairman Murray asked staff for correspondence. Kevin Nguyen stated the one letter from Mr. Schonborn had been distributed and addressed. Chairman Murray invited members of the audience to address the Commission. The following persons addressed the Commission: 1. William Romero, address provided from Bell, stated he was an employee of the restaurant. He stated that there are numerous employees whose jobs depend on the restaurant’s activities. He stated that they will take all measures available to address the neighbors’ concerns. He also stated that the average age of patrons was in their 30’s . Also he said they have not had problems with crowd cont rol, and only a couple times had to turn people away. Additionally, they employ three security guards. His position is manager and he keeps the operation running properly. Speaking in opposition: 2. Eduardo Schonborn, the author of the letter the Commissio n had received, noted he lived on the nd north side of 2 Street , but within 500 feet of the subject property. He did not believe the business should be viewed as a legitimate restaurant, but is much more like a nightclub; that Mr. Correa is trying to appea se the neighbo rs. Mr. Schonborn said that he is able to hear the noise fro m the restaurant from his house; however, since he replaced his windows with double - paned glass, he cannot hear the noise from inside his house any more, only from outside. Mr. Sch onborn suggested the Commissioners tighten up the language of the conditions to address hours of operation since the residential uses nearby are being impacted by noise. He felt Condition number 4 puts the burden on the residents to prove the noise is abo ve the acceptable limits; and regarding number 10, suggested that the resta urant be required to provide proof to the public (of food sales exceeding alcohol sales). 3. Maria Correa, wished to speak in support. She noted that she has been employed at the res taurant for three years, and described their efforts to reach out to the residents in the area. She also stated that some of the noise complaints are in fact coming from the Norm’s Restaurant parking lot to the east. Mrs. Correa stated that they have had good success utilizing their security patrol which she closely monitors. Typically they have approximately 30 patrons on Monday, 50 - 60 people on Thursdays . She also stated that she has spoken wit h the owner of the adjacent apartment and they have indica ted they are willing to help raise the height of their block wall. She described their menu to offer carne asada, soup and beans. Mrs. Correa asked the Commission to consider hours of operation of 5 p.m. to 2:30 - 3:00 a.m. 4. Mr. Correa added, the adjacent restaurant, Norm’s, is open 24 hours. He shared with the Commissioners that some of their customers go to Norm’ s for dinner when they leave Vasilio’s. PLANNING COMMISSION D RAFT MINUTES, OCTOBER 17, 2012 – PAGE 3 Page 4 Chairman Murray asked staff for their recommendation. Mr. Nguyen stated staff recommended approval wi th the conditions as provided in the attached Resolution. That number will become 12 - 2795. There being no questions regarding staff’s recommendation, Chairman Murray closed the public hearing. Commission discussion: The Commissioners discussed the issue s addressed: noise impact s to neighbors; hours of operation; the fact that the restaurant had generated 11 calls to the Police Dept over the last two years; the facility is an acceptable location for a restaurant, but as a nightclub see conflicts with res idential; whether or not to limit the hours of the restaurant, or just the entertainment; whether or not to approve provisionally and return for review after six months. The Commissioners clarified with the appli cant that the most vital days for his resta urant are Thursday thru Saturday and also on Mondays. William Davis, City Planner, explained to the Commission that the applicant currently has an entertainment permit that permits him to operate, and that permit does not limit the hours. City Attorney Y vette Abich Garcia stated that since the applicant has already been approved for entertainment by the Police Dept., it would be a contradiction to conflict with that permit. Community Development Director Saeki noted that the entertainment permit has a nu mber of conditions that include that the restaurant remain a “bonafide restaurant” and that the gross sale of alcohol no t exceed the gross sale of food, but did not indicate the hours of operation. He stated that the expansion of the activitie s requires t he conditional use p ermit, but if the applicant chooses not to increase the activities, his entertainment permit is valid. Discussion ensued. The Commissioners were in agreement that the restaurant could retain the hours they choose, closing by 2 a.m., b ut that entertainment and the sale of alcohol would cease at 1:30 a.m. Mr. Correa stated his acceptance of the revised language. It was moved by Commissioner Kiefer, seconded by Commissioner Morales and passed by a 3 - 0 vote, to adopt Resolution No. 12 - 27 95, revising Condition number 2 as addressed , and to require a review at a noticed public hearing in six months. Chairman Murray stated the action of the Planning Commission will be final unless the matter is appealed to the City Council, with the appropr iate fee, within the specified time period as set forth in the City’s Ordinance. PLN - 12 - 00092 ( SITE PLAN REVIEW ) 2 . Location: 10226 Lakewood Boulevard Owner: Amar Lapsi, Cottage Development, Inc. Applicant /Agent : Richard San Luis Staff: Mark Sellheim CEQA: As required by the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), this request has been found to be Categorically Exempt from CEQA, p er CEQA Guidelines, Section 15332 (Class 32 , In - Fill Development Projects ). Request: A request for Site Plan Review to re - adapt and enlarge a vacant c ommercial building (adding 3,765 square feet to a 8,184 square foot building) to house a diagnostic imaging and radiology treatment office, located at 10226 Lakewood Boulevard, zoned General Commercial, or C - 2. Other impr ovements proposed include re - facading the building’s elevations, reconfiguring the parking area and adding landscape planters. PLANNING COMMISSION D RAFT MINUTES, OCTOBER 17, 2012 – PAGE 4 Page 5 Chairman Murray opened the public hearing for PLN - 12 - 009 - 092. Ms. Donahue affirmed proof of publication. William Davis, Ci ty Planner, presented the staff report and accompanying PowerPoint for the proposed adaptive reuse of the vacant commercial building as a diagnostic imaging and radiology treatment office. He noted that vehicles would be required right turns, only, enteri ng from and exiting onto Lakewood Boulevard; that one of the two drive ways off Vultee would be closed; additionally, the project meets the minimum parking spaces for the project. Mr. Davis noted that the traffic study was performed by Kunzman Associate s, from which a representative is present . The study concluded that the project’s 42 parking spaces will be sufficient to accommodate parking demand. (40 are required.) Commissioner Kiefer inquired of staff what would be the required number of parking spa ces for medical office use. Mr. Davis calculated t he resulting required spaces if parked for medical office use to be 60. The applicant, Mr. Amar Lapsi, 554 San Bernardino Rd, Ste 200, Covina congratulated the City for the landscaped median improvements along Lakewood Boulevard at this location, and noted that the building has become dilapidated over the past years while in non - use and noted that the site has become a dumping spot. In contrast, Mr. Lapsi stated the proposed new structure will improve the look of the area and will bring a much needed services as well with Board Certified Radiologists performing the services. Mr. Lapsi summarized that the benefits to the City of Downey for allowing this project are 1) job growth, 2) affordable care, and 3) enhanced beautification of the City. Commissioner Kiefer asked Mr. Lapsi to affirm that the parking being provided was adequate. Mr. Lapsi responded, noting that this was the first issue that they had considered, because if there is not adequate parking, they cannot be successful. He noted that they would have 7 - 8 staff along with site administration and medical assistants there could be up to 10 - 15 personnel at any time. Chairman Murray inquired if the applicants intended to keep the parking lo t available for public use when closed. Mr. Lapsi responded that this was not yet determined. Dr. Arvind Lapsiwala, Cottage Development, Inc. addressed the Commission stating they currently have six such centers, and assured the Commission that 42 parkin g spaces are more than ample. Also wishing to speak in favor of the proposed project, Mr. Raul Lopez, neighboring business to the south, stated that he was very grateful the applicants choose this location; he supports the remodel and development of the b uilding. He asked that they keep the parking lot open. Chairman Murray asked staff for their recommendation. Mr. William Davis stated staff’s recommendation is for approval. The corresponding Resolution number will be 12 - 2796. Chairman Murray asked if there were any questions regarding staff’s recommendation. No one came forward to address the Commission. There being no questions regarding staff’s recommendation, Chairman Murray closed the public hearing. Commissioner discussion: The Commissioners s tated that the proposed project would benefit the area. Commissioner Kiefer thanked staff for a very thorough report, and noted that the new building would be a vast improvement to the area and bring some new jobs. Chairman Murray noted this site was whe re the old Pacific Bank was, PLANNING COMMISSION D RAFT MINUTES, OCTOBER 17, 2012 – PAGE 5 Page 6 and stated he supported the project. It was moved by Commissioner Morales, seconded by Commissioner Garcia and passed with a 5 - 0 vote, to adopt Resolution number 12 - 2796, approving PLN - 12 - 00092. Chairman Murray stated the act ion of the Planning Commission will be final unless the matter is appealed to the City Council, with the appropriate fee, within the specified time period as set forth in the City’s Ordinance. PLN - 12 - 00232 ( SPECIAL EVENT ) 3 . Location: 9001 Paramount Bou levard Owner: Landmark Christian Center Applicant: Cornerstone Christian Worship Center Andrea Valenzuela Staff: Jessica Flores CEQA: As required by the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), this request has been found to be Categorically Exempt from CEQA, p er CEQA Guidelines, Section 1530 4 (Class 4 , Minor Alterations to Land ). Request: A request to conduct a one - day outdoor event (Harvest Festival) within the parking lot and landscape area of an existing church (Cornerstone Christian Worship Cen ter) on Saturday, October 27, 2012 from 1:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., on property zoned R1 - 7500 (Single Family Residential) . Chairman Murray opened the public hearing for PLN - 12 - 00232. Ms. Donahue affirmed proof of publication. Associate Planner Jessica Fl ores presented staff’s report and accompanying PowerPoint. She indicated staff was able to support the requested event subject to the recommended conditions of approval. She noted that this has been an annual event and staff did not foresee there being a ny problems. Andrea Valenzuela, 9001 Paramount Boulevard, Downey, introduced herself as the applicant and noted she is on staff with the church. She explained that they are hosting this one day free event as an outreach to the community. Ms. Valenzuela affirmed that she had read and accepted the conditions of approval, noting they had a clean - up crew in - place. Commissioner Morales asked Ms. Valenzuela if the parking was adequate for their event the previous year. Ms. Valenzuela responded that they have never had an issue with parking. Chairman Murray asked staff for any correspondence. Ms. Flores responded no correspondence had been received. Chairman Murray invited members of the audience to address the Commission. No one came forward to speak on t his matter. Cha irman Murray asked staff for their recommendation. Ms. Flores stated staff supported the applicant’s request, and noted that corresponding Resolution number will be 12 - 2797. Chairman Murray asked if there were any questions regarding sta ff’s recommendation. There were no questions or comments. There being no questions regarding staff’s recommendation, Chairman Murray closed the public hearing. PLANNING COMMISSION D RAFT MINUTES, OCTOBER 17, 2012 – PAGE 6 Page 7 Commission discussion: The Commissioners stated their support for the event, noting it was a positive event for the community and they saw no negative impact on neighboring residents. It was moved by Commissioner Kiefer, seconded by Commissioner Lujan and passed by a 5 - 0 vote, to adopt Resolution No. 12 - 2797, approving PLN - 12 - 00232 (Special Even t), as presented. Chairman Murray stated the action of the Planning Commission will be final unless the matter is appealed to the City Council, with the appropriate fee, within the specified time period as set forth in the City’s Ordinance. PLN - 12 - 00 233 ( SPECIAL EVENT ) 4 . Location: 12348 Paramount Boulevard Owner: Archdiocese of L os Angeles EDUC Applicant: Father John Higgins/St. Raymond’s Catholic Church Staff: Aaron Lobliner CEQA: As required by the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), this request has been found to be Categorically Exempt from CEQA, p er CEQA Guid elines, Section 15304 (Class 4 , Minor Alterations to Land ). Request: A request to permit the operation of a three - day outdoor carnival, which includes rides, game booths and liv e entertainment on October 26, 27 and 28, 2012, in the parking lot of St. Raymond’s Church, on property zoned R - 1 (Single Family Residential) . Chairman Murray opened the public hearing for PLN - 12 - 00232. Ms. Donahue affirmed proof of publication. Commissioners Kiefer and Lujan noted that due to a potential conflict of interest they would not be participating on this matter. They subsequently left the Council Chambers. Planning Intern, Aaron Lobliner, presented staff’s report and accompanying Pow erPoint. He indicated staff was able to support the requested three day carnival event subject to the recommended conditions of approval. He stated that the applicant had secured permission from the Korean Church to utilize their parking lot for attende e parking. In addition, he noted that staff had reviewed the request with each of the City Departments including Police Department, and all concerns had been addressed. He stated that staff did not foresee there being any problems. William Davis, City P lanner, noted for the record that a phone ca ll was received from a neighbor, Charles Gerlach, who stated concerns regarding the impact on street parking in the neighborhood. Jerry Aguero, 7933 Quill Drive , Downey, applicant for St. Raymond’s church/school addressed the Commission noting that the request is the same as the previous year with the exception of no longer having the parking lot from the north (former Alin Party Supply) available for their use since it is soon to open as the Walmart Neighborhood grocery store. He explained that they believe they have sufficient parking with the Korean church parking lot at 7948 Quill Drive, as well as the parking lot of Beach’s Market on Imperial Highway . M r. Aguero stated that he has spoken with the neighbor, Charles Gerlach and has provided his personal cell phone number in order to address any parking problems that might arise. He also noted that he has volunteers in place to keep the subject property and its perimeter clean from carnival attendees. Chairm an Murray asked staff for any correspondence. Mr . Lobliner responded, no correspondence had been received. Chairman Murray invited members of the audience to address the Commission. No one came forward to speak on this matter. PLANNING COMMISSION D RAFT MINUTES, OCTOBER 17, 2012 – PAGE 7 Page 8 Chairman Murray asked sta ff for its recommendation. Mr . Lobliner stated staff ’s recommendation is for approval , and noted that corresponding Resolution number will be 12 - 2798 . Chairman Murray asked if there were any questions regarding staff’s recommendation. There were no que stions or comments. There being no questions regarding staff’s recommendation, Chairman Murray closed the public hearing. Commission discussion: Commissioner Morales noted that it is always a concern when neighbors state problems with impact to their nei ghborhood, however, he felt with the applicant in direct dialogue with the one resident and ability to be reached by cell phone, he could support the school fund - raiser. Commissioner Garcia stated his support and believed this is a positive event for the community . Chairman Murray stated that he also supported the requested event. It was moved by Commissioner Morales, seconded by Commissioner Garcia and passed by a 3 - 0 vote, with Commissioners Kiefer and Lujan abstaining, to adopt Resolution No. 12 - 27 98, approving PLN - 12 - 00233 (Special Event), as presented. Chairman Murray stated the action of the Planning Commission will be final unless the matter is appealed to the City Council, with the appropriate fee, within the specified time period as set forth in the City’s Ordinance. Commissioner s Kiefer and Lujan returned to the Chambers and took their seats. PLN - 12 - 00 242 (SPECIAL EVENT) 5 . Location: 12808 Woodruff Avenue Owner: Calvary Chapel of Downey Applicant: Rick Rodriguez Staff: Jessica Flores C EQA: As required by the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), this request has been found to be Categorically Exempt from CEQA, p er CEQA Guidelines, Section 15304 (Class 4 , Minor Alterations to Land ). Request: A request to conduct a one - day outdo or (Alternative) event within the parking lot of an existing church (Calvary Chapel) on Wednesday, October 31, 2012 from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., on property zoned C - 2 (General Commercial) . C hairman Murray opened th e public hearing for PLN - 12 - 0024 2 . Ms. Donahue affirmed proof of publication. Associate Planner Jessica Flores presented staff’s report and accompanying PowerPoint. She indicated staff was able to support the requested event subject to the recommended conditions of approval. She noted that this has been an annual event and staff did not foresee there being any problems. Hector Gonzales , 112 Thistle, Norwalk, Ca , introdu ced him self as the applicant and is part of the Church Administration . He explained that they are hosting this one d ay free event as an outreach to the community. He described the activities to include rides, games and bouncer. All but the food is free . He stated that no alcohol is a part of this event. He stated he had read and accepted the conditions of approval . Chairman Murray asked staff for any correspondence. Ms. Flores responded, no correspondence had been received. PLANNING COMMISSION D RAFT MINUTES, OCTOBER 17, 2012 – PAGE 8 Page 9 Chairman Murray invited members of the audience to address the Commission. No one came forward to speak on this matter. Cha irman Murray aske d staff for their recommendation. Ms. Flores stated staff supported the applicant’s request, and noted that corresponding Resolution number will be 12 - 2799 . Chairman Murray asked if there were any questions regarding staff’s recommendation. There were no questions or comments. There being no questions regarding staff’s recommendation, Chairman Murray closed the public hearing. Commission discussion: The Commissioners stated their support , noting it was a positive event for the community, that the cond itions are in - line with their past approvals, and they foresaw no negative impact on neighboring residents, noting no complaints had been aired. It was moved by Commissioner Lujan , seconded by Commissioner Kiefer and passed by a 5 - 0 vote, to adopt Resolut ion No. 12 - 2799, approving PLN - 12 - 0024 2 (Special Event), as presented. Chairman Murray stated the action of the Planning Commission will be final unless the matter is appealed to the City Council, with the appropriate fee, within the specified time period as set forth in the City’s Ordinance. ORAL COMMUNICATIONS VIII. : No one came forward. OTHER BUSINES S : No additional business was addressed. IX. ITEMS FOR FUTURE AGENDA: X. Community Development Director Saeki informed the Commissioners that st aff was looking at a date in late November for a Special meeting with Council to address the Housing Element. ADJOURNMENT: X I . There being no further business to come before the Planning Commission, the Commission adjourned at 8:50 p.m., to Wednesday, Nov ember 7 , 2012, 6:30 p.m. at Downey City Hall, 11111 Brookshire Avenue, Downey, Ca. 90241 APPROVED AND ADOPTED this 7th day of November , 2012. Michael Murray, Chairman CITY PLANNING COMMISSION I HEREBY CERTIFY that the fore going Minutes were duly approved at a Regular meeting of the Planning Commission held on the 7th day of November , 2012, by the following vote: AYES: COMMISSIONERS: ABSENT: COMMISSIONERS: ABSTAIN: COMMISSIONERS: NOES: COMMISSIONERS: Theresa Donahue, Secretary CITY PLANNING COMMISSION H: \ Community Development \ Planning Commission \ Agendas \ AGENDAS 2012 - PC \ Oct 17, 2012 \ October 17, 2012 - Draft Minutes.doc PLANNING COMMISSION D RAFT MINUTES, OCTOBER 17, 2012 – PAGE 9