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Home My WebLink AboutMIN 1986 0115 PC REGPlanning Commission, City of Moorpark, California Minutes of January 15, 1986 .,_ Page 1 The regular scheduled meeting of the Planning Commission held an January 15, 1986 in the City Council Chambers of the Community Center located at 799 Moorpark Avenue, Moorpark, California. 1. CAUL TO ORDER The meeting was called to order at 7:00 p.m., Chairman William IaPerch presiding. The pledge of allegiance was led by Chairman William La Perch. 3. RCL[. CALL PREBEND: Chairman William IaPerch, Ccam9.ssioners Dan Claffey, Hartley, Holland, and Keenan; Richard Morton, Interim Director of Community Development; John Knipe, Assistant City Engineer; Julie Hint, Consultant, McClelland Engineers; and Celia LeFleur, Administrative Secretary- 4. PUE,IC COMAS John Galloway submitted a letter dated Janmmy 15, 1986 regarding a request for hearing for the Gisler Field property. Motion: Moved by Commissioner Hartley Z secoanded by Chairman LePerch to ccntinae this item to the next regularly scheduled meeting of January 22, 1986. Motion passed unanimously. 6. PUBLIC HEARINGS A. General Plan Amendment No 85 -2 and Zaans Change Nos ZC -2802 ZC -2806 - Carlsberg and Caren Components General Plan Amendment 85 -2 is comprised of two camponnennts; the first is a request for a land use change from Light Industrial to General Commercial ( Caren) and the second is a request for the conversion of property designated for residential to Light Industrial uses (Carlsberg)- Planning Commission, City of Moorpark, California Minutes of January 15, 1986 Paae 2 The applicants are also requesting companion za►e changes to rezone the properties consistent with the proposed land use designations. An Environmental Impact Report which addresses the potential project-specific and cumulative environmental impacts of both outs was prepared and revised. By general consent Item 6.A. Carlsberg /Caren Ca panents to be heard individually, the Laren Component taking precedence. Presented by Julie Hunt, who gave an overview of the applicants request for the amendment to the General Plan and addressed the Commissions concerns relating to the adequacy of the EIR in relation traffic survey taken at the intersection of Poindexter Avenue and Moorpark Avenue. The Commission expressed fn.+tier concerns in regards to the following: - Traffic Impact at the intersection of Poindexter/Moorpark Avenues. - Signalize the intersection of Poindexter /Moorpark Avenues. - Air Quality - Traffic concerns at peak hours. - Egress only, to be located an the vacant property of the B&V Market site. Testimony received bye Qh �_ .h Moorpark, CA 93021. Spohe in support of tin Caren component and the applicants request. Julie Hunt then pLweed to address the Commission with the Carlsberg request to amend the General Plan to redesignate approximately 77 acres from Inv Density Residential to Light Industrial; and Zone Charge 2802, a charge of the 77 acre property for "RElAe" to "M-111, Industrial Park District. The Carmissian after an extensive discussion addressed the City Engineer of their concerns regarding traffic impact and volume, with special concern to the adjacent Highway 23. The City Engineer proceeded to address the Commissions concerns in stating that although the traffic level of service would be at low - delay, the project could, at the time of public hearing, be conditioned for approval for any project specific. W Planning Commission, City of Moorpark, California Minutes of January 15, 1986 Page 3 Testimony received by the following in support of the Carlsberg GPA: Glen Guessfoni, 2800 28th Street, Santa Monica, CA, Carlsberg Catiparaticn- Bram White, Dam Jolmstown America, 6212 No. Mpenga Canyon Blvd., Woodland Hills, CA. Eddie Rareever, Rams%,er and Associates, 1881 Kroll Drive, Ventura, CA. Robert Warren, Ramseyer and Associates, 1881 Knoll Drive, Ventura, CA. 1. By the following roll call vote, the Cosnission directed staff to prepare a resolution reommending certification of the Final Mmirmw ental Impact Report to the City Council, with certain reservations regarding the traffic analysis for the Caren Convoment and the mitigation measures presented for the air quality impacts of the Carlsberg compost, resolution t, said to be presented for Consent Calendar action at the next regularly scheduled meeting: AYES: Commissioners Hartley, Keenan, Claffey and IAPerch; NOES; None; ABSERr: Commissioner Holland. 2. By the following roll call vote, directed staff to prepare a resolution rec amending approval of the Caren Component of General Plan Amendment No. 85-21 said resolution to be presented for Consent Calendar action at the next regularly scheduled meeting: AYES: Umnissi,omers Hartley, Keenan, Claffey and Lanerch; NOES; Nons; ABSE U: Commissioner Holland. 3. By the following roll call vote, directed staff to prepare a resolution recommending denial of the Carlsberg Conpmxamt of General Plan Amendment No. 85 -2, said resolution to be presented for Consent Calendar action at the next regularly scheduled meeting: AYES: Conmissione+s Hartley, Keenan, Claffey and IaPanch; NOES; None; AESEClr: Commissioner Holland. Planning Commission, City of Moorpark, California Minutes of January 15, 1986 Paae 4 4. By the following roll call vote, directed staff to prepare a resolution receding approval of Zone Change No. 2806, said resolution to be presented for Consent Calendar action at the next regularly scheduled meeting: AYES: Commissioners Keenan, Claffey, Hartley, and IaPerch; NOES; None; ABSENN Commissioner Holland. 5. By the following roll call vote, directed staff to prepare a resolution recommending denial of Zone Change No. 2802, said resolution to be presented for Consent Calendar action at the next regularly scheduled meeting: AYES: Commissioners Keenan, Claffey, Hartley, and IaPerch; NOES; None; ABSEW- Commissioner Holland. By the consensus of the Planning Commission the following is hereby reowmsnded to the City Council: A. Certify that the environmental effects of the Carlsberg and Caren projects are adequately addressed in the Final Envirnamental Impact Report with the provision that an additional traffic analysis addressing the existing, project - specific, and oanulative traffic impacts on the Moorpark AvMM/Poitdextemr Avenue intersection is prepared at the time the application for a new commercial planned development permit to allow the addition of parking, landscaping, g, and commercial uses on the Caren property is submitted to the City. The Commission also indicated a certain concern regarding the effectiveness and the enforcement ability of the mitigation measures for the air quality impacts of the Carlsberg project presented in the Environmental B%)act Report; B. Approve the Caren Component of General Plan Amendment No. 85 -2; C. Deny the Carlsberg Component of General Plan Amendment No. 85 -2; D. Approve Zone Change No. 2806; and E. Deny Zone Change No. 2802. 7. CCbMSSICN CCHNENM Commissioner r1affey inquired of the City Engineer if there were mitigation measures in relation to traffic impacts and how the city could proceed. Assistant City Engineer suggested computer modeling forecasting. Planning Commission, City of Moorpark, California Minutes of January 15, 1986 r Pave 5 Moved by Casnissioner Claffey, seconded by Carmissianser IaPerch to reommend to the City Council to investigate the cost and feasibility of computer modeling. Motion passed unanimously. That the City be more specific in the needs of the ca n=ty for the 118 /23 Highony Connector, and that the City Council request the support of surrounding agencies in the 118 /23 Higtaaay Connector. The Commission directed staff to inquire of the school bus stop located at the end of Virgin Colony which is a dangerous locations for young school aged children. N K *71= 9. There being no further business the meeting adjourned at 11:35 p.m. ff"WrMs"14 :7 M 13 *77 %o M U 1 04, tu � Wozniak