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GRAPHICS, COMMERCIAL ART,
ARCHITECTURAL RENDERINGS
& CUSTOM FRAMING
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CANNON BEACH LIBRARY
WINTER HOURS:
BEST BY APPOINTMENT
131 North Hemlock
P.O. Box 486
Cannon Beach, OR 9, 110
635 M a n z a n ita A v e n u e
P.O. Box 301
Manzanita, Oregon 97130
Owned and operated by the Library
and U'oman
503 • 368 • 7518
Don Osborne is one of the hardest
and longest working artists of Cannon
Beach. Although he doesn't appear in
the cover photograph, he was indeed a
member of the group show described,
and has been producing art steadily
ever since. His ad work is seen up
and down the coast, including several
in this paper, and nearly every day he
can be found busy in his gallery/studio
in Manzanita. He and his wife Donna
are tireless supporters and instigators
of North American Indian rights;
always generous with themselves,
their home, their time. They are good
people and good friends.
The Edge salutes them.
ISSUE 43 • JANUARY 1995
MEETING HIGHLIGHTS
CITY COUNCIL
JANUARY 3
♦ New Councilors Frank Little and
Laurel Hood took the oath of office
along with M ayor Kirk Anderson.
Councilor George Shields and Mayor
Herd Schwab were presented with
certificates of appreciation for their
service to the community.
♦ Heard an on-the-record appeal by
D avid B ra n d s of the P la n n in g
Commission's approval of SR 94-07,
S teve M a rtin s e tb a c k re d u c tio n
application in conjunction with the
construction of an additional story on
the Surfsand Motel. The Council, by a
2:1 vote (Councilor John Buckley was
absent and C ouncilor Frank Little
stepped down from consideration) over­
turned the Planning Commission's
decision and denied the setback
reduction request. (A)
♦ Held a public hearing on a proposal
to install sidewalks on the south side of
Sunset Blvd between Hemlock Street
and Spruce Street and directed staff to
carry out the improvements. Another
component of the recommended side­
walk improvements will be constructed
in the near future to continue the side­
walks on the south side of Sunset Blvd
under the Highway 101 overpass to
connect with Elk Creek Road. (B)
♦Held a public hearing and adopted
an ordinance amending the Zoning
Ordinance to permit the installation of
microwave receiver dishes with a
diameter of 30 inches or less.
♦ By a vote of 2:2, failed to adopt final
findings of fact for an ordinance that
would have required living plant mate­
rial in required front yards (setback
areas) in residential zones.
♦Adopted the 1994 95 Parking and
Traffic Management Plan as recom­
mended by the Planning Commission
with one modification; the City Council
deleted a plan component that would
have permitted the use of the Cannon
Beach S c h o o l p la y g ro u n d a rea
for parking d u rin g busy sum m er
weekends
♦Approved the following community
grant recommendations of the Parks
and Community Services Committee:
Administrative School District #10,
Student Assistance alcohol and drug
intervention program $550; Sunset
parks & Recreation for operation of
Seaside Youth Drop-in Center $2000;
Seaside Youth Center, Inc for trans­
portation services three days per week
between Seaside and Cannon Beach
$1000; Cannon Beach Historical
Society for landscaping $250; Cannon
Beach Arts A ssociation for 1995
Concerts in the Park series $1500;
and Cannon Beach Arts Association
individual artist grant program $900.
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S e lf-S ervice C opies 24-Hr F a x S e rvice w o rd P ro ce ssin g
L a m in a tio n M a ilin g L is t M anagem ent
B u lk M ailing
♦ Appointed Vic Stamm as Cannon
Beach representative to the Clatsop
Economic Development Council Trans-
portation Committee and voted to send
a letter of support for a Clatsop Com­
munity College grant application to pro­
vide better Internet and Telecommuni-
cations connectivity within Clatsop,
Tillamook and Columbia Counties.
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Fax ■ (503)436-0746
At the March 7 Council meeting,
revisions to development standards in
the downtown commercial area will be
considered. The proposed revisions
include: permitting the replacement of
an existing building's floor area without
the requirement of providing off-street
parking; establishing an off street park­
ing requirement of 1 space per 535 sq
ft of commercial area and 2 spaces per
535 sq ft of restaurant are; generally
requiring the retention of existing
off- street parking; permitting off-street
parking to be located anywhere in the
downtown area; and establishing a
maximum floor area ratio of .7. Inter­
ested persons are encouraged to
obtain a copy of the prooosals from
City Hall. (I)
PLANNING COMMISSION
SPECIAL MEETING
JANUARY 10
Some people m ay have greatness
th ru st upon them. Very few have
excellence th ru st upon them.
John Gardner
C ITY HA LL CLOSED
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20
City Hall w ill be closed Monday,
February 20 for President’s Day.
REQUEST FOR
PUBLIC INPUT ON
SHORT TERM RENTALS
The S h o rt Term R ental R eview
Committee which was formed several
months ago by City Council has made
the following recommendations regard
ing the c ity 's s h o rt te rm re n ta l
ordinances:
Establish stronger local manage­
ment requirements; make the oc­
cupancy limitations of each rental
unit more realistic in relation to the
size of the unit and the parking
spaces provided; establish a
system tor random room tax and
building safety audits; continue to
allow the licensing ot existing short
term rentals for another three years
beyond February 1997, but allow
no new short term rentals.
These recommendations have now
been fo rw arded to the P lanning
Commission by the Council. Prior to
completing work on identifying neces
sary amendments to the Municipal
Code to implement any or all of the
recom m endations, the P lanning
Commission would like to get a general
sense ol the community response to
the recommendations. An opportunity
for public input has been scheduled for
Saturday, February 18,1995 at 10:30
am at Cannon Beach City Hall. Copies
of the Committee recommendations
are posted at the post offices and are
available at City Hall. If you are
interested in com m enting on the
recom m endations, please plan to
attend the public comment meeting on
February 18. If you are unable to
attend, you are welcome to send
written comments to the attention of
City Planner Rainmar Barfl, PO Box
368; Cannon Beach, OR 97110.
Please call (503)436-1581 if you need
additional; information.
RECYCLE SCH EDULE
FEBRUARY, 1995
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CURBSIDE
13th & 27th
MON. collection
14th & 28th
TUES, collection
8th & 22nd
WED. collection
10th & 24U«
FRI. collection
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RECYCLE SATURDAY
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4th & 18th
UPPER LEFT FD&E FTERUftîY W?5
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P R IN T S E R V IC E S :
The Planning Com m ission held a
ENERGY COMMITTEE NEWS
special meeting at 8:00 am on January
10th to consider findings of fact regard­
R e p re s e n ta tiv e s o f O s b u rn ’s
ing the Holland Subdivision proposal. Grocery, Mariner Market, Tolovana
The Planning Commission had tenta­ Market, Surfcrest Market and Family
tively denied the 11 lot subdivision Market were invited to the December
request after a public hearing at its meeting of the City's Energy Commit
November 1994 meeting but, with two tee to participate in a discussion on
♦ Adopted an ordinance correcting an members absent, the Commission source reduction in grocery stores in
Cannon Beach. Source reduction is
error in a 1980 ordinance regarding
failed to adopt the findings for denial one of the goals the Energy Committee
vacation of a portion of Hemlock and
that were available at the December members want to devote their time to in
Third Streets in the area ot Whale Park.
Planning Commission meeting. Two 1995. S teve Osburn of O sb u rn ’s
(C)
sets of findings, one for approval and Grocery and Ned Roache of Mariners
Market attended the meeting and
♦Approved a request by Police Chief one for denial, of the subdivision
provided their input. Both business­
request
were
prepared
for
the
special
Dave Rouse to permit the develop­
men agreed that one way to reduce
ment of a nine month trainee/intern meeting on January 10. Findings
packaging would be to sell more items
position. Council also discussed a denying the request were adopted by a
in bulk, but they indicated that custom­
Police Department request for a review 4:3 vote. (D)
ers have to want them that way, and
of the city's requirem ent to have
they felt that demand had decreased.
emergency personnel live within eight
C o m m itte e m e m b e rs a g re e d to
DESIGN REV.uW BOARD
miles of the city limits; a request was
research the topic of source reduction
JANUARY 19
made for consideration of a city policy
at the grocery store and manufacturer
to assist police officers with the
level and report back to the committee
purchase of housing. The Council ♦ Held a public hearing on Alec Giess at a future meeting.
agreed to form an ad hoc committee application for conversion of an exist
On o th e r E nergy m a tte rs, the
comprised of Herb Schwab, George ing single family dwelling into a duplex.
Shields and Councilor Frank Little to The property is located at 279 East changing of City Hall light bulbs to
more energy efficient ones has been
study the request and report back to Monroe. (E)
completed, and plans are underway to
Council.
remodel and update the recycling bins
♦ Reviewed sign placement tor Coast
at the post with better signage so that
er Office Building located at 1315 South sorting ol papers is more efficient. You
Hemlock. (F,
can help the comm unity recycling
FEBRUARY, 1995
effort by recycling last year's telephone
7 CITY COUNCIL, 7 P M.
♦ Held a public hearing on City of books. Telephone books are being
PUBLIC WORKS CMTE.,
collected at City Hall, 163 E. Gower,
Cannon Beach application for the
4:30 P.M.
Cannon Beach Post Office at 155 N
construction of a permanent bandstand
Hemlock, Tolovana Post Office, 3140
ENERGY CMTE., 8:30 A M.
located in main City Park at 247 North
S. Hemlock, Arch Cape Post Office.
PARKS & COMMUNITY
Spruce. (G)
1420 Highway 101 and the Cannon
SERVICES, 9 A.M.
Beach Recycling Depot located on
DESIGN REVIEW, 6:30 P.M.
♦H eld a public hearing for City of E. 2nd north of the water treatment
PUBLIC FORUM. SHORT
Cannon Beach application lor the
ponds. The phone book recycling
TERM RENTALS,
placement
of
Frankie
Kehl
memorial
program is available for a limited time
10:30 A.M.
log slice in Les Shirley Park located at only between January 19 through
PLANNING COMMISSION,
February 3.
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7 P M _______________ > 187 Fifth Street. (H)
fPUBLIC MEETINGS^
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G ra p h ic D esign A d L a y o u ts B ro c h u re s
B u sin e ss c a rd s L e tte rh e a d R esum es
M enus F ly e rs W edding In v ita tio n s
Xunicipai Memo
♦ A p pointed Jim Hannen, Karen
S h a rp and L u c ille H ouston to
membership on the Energy Commit­
tee: appointed Steve Osburn to the
Budget Committee.
Club o f Cannon Beach
The biggest gap in the world is the gap
betw een the justice of a cause and the
motives of the people pushing it.
John P. Grier
1235 S H em lock
C annon Beach
prim ed on recycled paper
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Kirk Anderson, Mayor
John Williams, City Manager
City Councilors:
Laurel Hood
John Buckley
Frank Little
Karolyn Adamson
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