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ISSUE 46 • APRIL 1995
MEETING HIGHLIGHTS
CITY COUNCIL
APRIL 11
+ Held a public hearing on the provisions
of existing Ordinance 94-11 which was
adopted last year by Council to establish
standards for accessory dwellings and to
provide tor the dispersal of duplexes in
the R2 zone. The provisions of the
ordinance regarding duplex dispersal
have been appealed to LUBA by Shelter
Resources, Inc. a Bellevue Washington
developer of subsidized housing projects.
The city filed with LUBA tor a voluntary
remand of the matter back to the city;
Council conducted the public hearing to
obtain additional testimony on compli
ance of the ordinance with the city s Com
prehensive Plan policies and state hous
ing policies. Council voted to tentatively
approve the ordinance as written, pend
ing revised findings of fact to be available
at the May Council meeting.
♦Considered a request by Phil Morton to
permit new evidence on a specific issue
to be considered as part of an appeal of
the Planning Commission's approval of
SUB 94-03, Chapman Point Subdivision.
Council determ ined that lim ited new
evidence related to the alignment and
characteristics of proposed Oak Street
extension south of 7th Street will be
allowed at the May 2 appeal hearing.(A)
♦ Adopted ordinances am ending the
Zoning Ordinance and the Subdivision
ordinance to permit the establishment of
oceanfront setback lines as part ot a
subdivision approval process.
♦ Adopted ordinances am ending the
Comprehensive Plan and Comprehen
sive Plan Background Report to update
the city’s parks and recreation policies.
♦ Continued consideration of a proposal
to revise the off-street parking standards
for businesses in the dow ntow nC l zone.
After discussion, Council voted to direct
s ta ff to p re p a re an o rd in a n c e
in co rp o ra tin g the p ro visio n s o f the
proposal as modified by City Council.
♦ Held a public hearing and established
a rate for 2 cubic yard size refuse con
tainer garbage service to be ottered by
Cannon Beach Sanitary Council also
modified slightly the rate schedule for
.Municipal' Memo
o th e r g a rb a g e service s to re fle c t
increased landfill fee charges.
+ Discussed background inform ation
needed tor Council consideration of the
recommendations of the Blue Ribbon
Com m ittee regarding Future Space
N e ed s o f C annon B ea ch.
T his
consideration will be scheduled for the
May 2 Council meeting.
+ Reached consensus to direct staff to
obtain additional cost estimates from the
city's engineering firm of Kramer, Chin &
Mayo regarding completion of a storm
drainage study performed about a year
ago.
♦ Discussed a storm drainage problem
at Fernwood and Pacific Streets in
Tolovana Park and determined that the
p ro p e rty o w n e r is re s p o n s ib le for
re so lvin g the d ra in a g e problem if
he wishes to proceed with a building
permit. (B)
♦ Decided to hold a public hearing
re g a rd in g O re g o n D e p a rtm e n t of
T ra n s p o rta tio n T o u ris t O rie n te d
Directional (TOD) signs. Council recent
ly met with ODOT representatives to
discuss the status of ODOT-placed
signage on Hemlock Street now that
Hemlock Street has been transferred to
city responsibility. The hearing on TODs
will be held at the May 2 Council meeting.
♦ Adopted an ordinance granting US
W est a co n tin u a tio n of a general
communications franchise.
PUBLIC MEETINGS
M A Y , 1995
1
2
9
11
15
17
IS
18
25
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BUDGET COMMITTEE,
7 P.M.
CITY COUNCIL, 7 P.M.
BUDGET COMMUTEE, 7 P M
PUBLIC WORKS CMTE.,
4:30 P.M.
BUDGET COMMITTEE, 7 P.M
ENERGY CMTE., 8:30 A.M.
PARKS A COMMUNITY
SERVICES, 9 A.M.
DESIGN REVIBW. 6:30 P.M.
PLANNING COMMISSION.
7 P.M. ___________
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MEETING HIGHLIGHTS
PLANNING COMMISSION
March 23
The Oregon Department of Environ
mental Quality, Clatsop County and local
City governments are sponsoring a col
♦ H e ld a p u b lic h e a rin g on an
lection day for household wastes on Sat
a p p lic a tio n by C in d y M cK ee and
+ Held a public hearing on Cindy McKee/
urday, June 17 from 10 a.m.- 4 p.m. The
Stephen Tuckm en for a variance to
collection sites are at Cannon Beach City
S te p h e n T u c k m a n a p p lic a tio n for
perm it expansion of a nonconform ing
Hall Parking lot at Hemlock and Gower
modifications to the Sea Sprite Motel
use, the S e a S p rite M otel on W
and the Public Works yard in Seaside
located at 280 W est Nebesna. (C)
Nebesna S treet in T olovana Park. The
between 10th and 12th on Roosevelt.
Residents are encouraged to bring
+ Held a public hearing on City of applicants propose to add a 64 square
Cannon Beach application tor modifica too, porch area and an 80 square foot household toxic chemicals to the collec
tions to the approved landscape plan dt e n try d e ck.
T h e a p p lic a n ts also tion sites where professionals will prop
erly dispose of the wastes. No container
the Public Works yard site located at 360
requested a sign variance to perm it a
larger than five gallons will be accepted
Elk Creek Road. (D)
six square fo o t sign. Both requests
nor will explosives, ammunitions or ra
w e re a p p ro v e d b y th e P la n n in g
dioactive waste (primarily smoke detec
+ Held a public hearing on Coaster
C om m ission. (C)
tors), biological waste or waste from a
Properties application tor modifications
business or commençai farm operation.
to the Sea Lark apartments located at
♦ Held a public hearing on a City of All containers should be tightly sealed,
124 North Larch. (E)
Cannon Beach application for a zone packaged in an upright position and
placed inacardboardbox. Labels should
♦ Considered Mike Morgan's proposal, c h a n g e fro m O S R , O pen S p a ce / be left on all containers, and dry sub
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ecreation,
to
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Space,
for
on b e h a lf of th e C a nn on Beach
stances, if in a bag or box, should be
Community Development Corporation, property at C hapm an Point located
double bagged to prevent spillage.
to place an 16 square foot sign Elk Creek betw een 7th and 9th, w est of vacated
For further information, call City Hall at
Terrace Apartments at 344 Elk Creek C edar street right of way. The Plan 436-1581.
ning C om m ission voted to recom m end
Road. (F)
approval of the proposed zone change
♦ Considered an outdoor merchandising to the C ity Council. (H)
request by Heather Webb tor Cottage
Flowers to place merchandise in an en
♦ Held a pu blic hearing on a proposed
closed area outside her shop located at
CITY BUDGET PROCESS BEGINS
Z o n in g O rd in a n c e a m e n d m e n t to
263 N. Hemlock. (G)
specify that trails are not perm itted
The Cannon Beach Budget Committee
on C hapm an Point. The Planning
comprised of the five members of the
Com m ission unanim ously recom m end
City Council plus David Clyde, Chair
ed approval ot the am endm ent to the
man; Larry Peters, Vice-Chairman; and
City Council. (H)
Steve Osburn, Patrick Nofield and Nancy
Uttell met for the first time on April 11 to
CANNON BEACH
♦ Held a public hearing on a setback
receive the 1995-96 Budget Message
SUMMER PARK PROGRAM
from the City Manager. The second meet
reduction request by Daniel Hollom an
STARTS JUNE 19
to p e rm it con stru ction of a sin g le ing of the committee was on April 18 to
begin consideration of the proposed Gen
fam ily residence with an eight foot
T he C annon Beach sum m er park front yard setback at 655 N. Laurel eral Fund expenditures. Consideration
program begins Monday, June 19 and Street. The request was approved. (I) will be continued at the next meeting of
the Budget Committee scheduled for
runs for eight weeks ending Friday,
Monday, May 1,7 p.m. in Council Cham
August 11. The program will operate in
♦ D iscussed a sim ilar use determ ina bers. Other city funds will be reviewed at
C ity Park next to the Cham ber of
future meetings scheduled tor May 9 and
Commerce building from 10 a.m. to 4 tio n re q u e s t fro m the C o m m u n ity
15. The City Council will receive the
p.m. Monday through Friday. Each week D evelopm ent Corporation (CDC) for
recommendations of the Budget Com
senior
assisted
living
facilities.
The
will have a theme and include activities to
mittee at the regularly scheduled meet
coincide with the theme. Susan Aroia will CDC is considering an assisted living
ing of the Council on June 6.
be the director of the program For further facility as a future project in Cannon
information, call City Hall at 436-1581.
Beach and w ished to have clarification
on w hich zones w ould perm it such a
RECYCLE SCHEDULE
facility. After discussion, the Planning
C om m issioners determ ined to initiate
C IT Y H A L L C LO S E D
C U R B S ID E
an a m e n d m e n t to th e Z o n in g
F O R M E M O R IA L DAY
MON.
Collection
8th & 22nd
O rd in a n c e te x t to c la r ify w h e re
TUES. Collection
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DESIGN REVIEW BOARD
APRIL 20
MAY, m i
May 29 in observance of
Memorial Day.
perm itted as either an outright or a
conditional use. Planning C om m is
sion w ill hold a public hearing on this
m atter at its April 27th m eeting.
UVÍLR LU T E-büL MAY I1Î5
HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS
WASTE COLLECTION EVENT
SCHEDULED FOR JUNE 1
WED. Collection
FRI. Collection
1 Oth & 24th
12th & 26th
RECYCLE SATURDAY
9 a.m .-1 p.m.
6th & 20th
Kirk Anderson, Mayor
City Councilors:
Laurel Hood
Clave Rooper
Frank Little
Karolyn Adamaon
John William«, City Manager
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