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ABSENT: N/A
B. TOUR OF INSPECTION
The Commission convened at 2:45 p.m. and then toured the following sites:
SD 17-252 (Old Mills Properties, LLC),San Carlos, 3 SE of 7th Ave., Blk: 90;
Lot: 10
DS 17-309 (Woo), Junipero, 3 NE of 11th Ave.; Blk: 119, Lot(s): 16 & N. of 18
DS 17-266 (Lampi), 3rd Ave. 2 SW of Dolores St.; Blk: 33, Lot(s): W half of 1 & 3
DS 17-303 (Edwards), SW corner of Vista Ave. & Junipero St., Blk: 8; Lot: 1
DS 17-292 (Barton), Lobos St. 3 NE of 2nd Ave.; Blk: 19, Lot:16
DR 16-477 (Fink/Goodhue), Dolores St. 4 NW of 7th Ave.; Blk: 75; Lot: 13
C. ROLL CALL
D. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
E. ANNOUNCEMENTS/EXTRAORDINARY BUSINESS
Planning Director, Marc Wiener introduced Dick Bower as the new Building Official.
F. APPEARANCES
Speaker #1: Barabara Livingston announced the Carmel Residents Association and
Friends of the Forest movie night at the Sunset Center, Saturday, September 23, 2017 at
5:30 p.m.
G. CONSENT AGENDA
Items placed on the Consent Agenda are considered to be routine and are acted upon by
the Commission in one motion. There is no discussion of these items prior to the
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Commission action unless a member of the Commission, staff, or public requests specific
items be discussed and removed from the Consent Agenda. It is understood that the staff
recommends approval of all consent items. Each item on the Consent Agenda approved
by the Commission shall be deemed to have been considered in full and adopted as
recommended.
1. Draft minutes from the August 23, 2017 Planning Commission Special Meeting. (p.5)
Commissioner Lehman motioned to approve the minutes from the August 23, 2017
meeting with corrections. Motion seconded by Commissioner LePage and carried
the following vote: 5-0-0-0.
Speaker #1: Jeff Baron thanked the Planning Commission for requiring the applicant to
submit a construction management plan.
H. PUBLIC HEARINGS
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Dolores 1 NE of Ocean Ave. room (Albatross Ridge) to a space in the
Block: 71; Lots: 8 & 9 Central Commercial (CC) Zoning District.
APN: 010-134-009 (p.17)
Marc Wiener, Planning Director provided staff report for UP 17-264 (Albatross Ridge).
Mr. Wiener informed the Commission the Applicant reduced the number of proposed
seats for the wine tasting room and filed for a Type 02 ABC License as directed by the
Commission.
Speaker #1: Garrett Bowlus reiterated how Albatross Ridge has complied with the
Planning Commissions requests. Mr. Bowlus inquired if interior construction would be
allowed while the Type 02 Application is pending review and approval.
Speaker #3: Jeff Baron provided the Commission with a letter that inquired about Use
Permit requirements and recommended the Commission require the landowner to give
consent before a Use Permit is relocated.
The Planning Director confirmed that Use Permits run with the land.
The Commission held brief discussion. Commissioner Wendt thanked the Applicants for
the quick response to comply with the Planning Commission requests. Commissioner
Lehman requested for a companion chair to be placed adjacent to the wheel chair
accessible seat located at the bar. Commissioners LePage and Locke both voiced support.
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AYES: COMMISSIONERS: LEHMAN, WENDT, LEPAGE, LOCKE &
GOODHUE
NOES: COMMISSIONERS: NONE
ABSENT: COMMISSIONERS: NONE
ABSTAIN: COMMISSIONERS: NONE
Speaker #1: Applicant/Business Owner, David Fink summarized proposed project and
revisions. Mr. Fink contested condition #19 which calls for the removal of the trash
enclosure and stated the trash enclosure was approved by the City in 2006.
Commissioner Wendt expressed the proposed building is too contemporary for the
Downtown Conservation District and asked for design clarification. Commissioner
LePage requested the applicant provide a 3D rendering for Planning Commission review
and noted the trash enclosure is a separate issue not relevant to the design of the
condominium. Commissioner Lehman also noted 3D renderings are needed.
Commissioner Goodhue noted the Historic Resources Board previously reviewed and
approved the design concept.
Marc Wiener informed the Commission; staff will research the trash enclosure issue.
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AYES: COMMISSIONERS: LOCKE, WENDT, LEPAGE, LEHMAN &
GOODHUE
NOES: COMMISSIONERS: NONE
ABSENT: COMMISSIONERS: NONE
ABSTAIN: COMMISSIONERS: NONE
Speaker #1: Reed Bartron, property Owner summarized project and noted several
composition roofs in the neighborhood. Mr. Bartron clarified the high cost of CeDUR
products factored into the material selection.
Speaker #2: Alan Barker, roofing contractor discussed the durability and cost of CeDUR
products.
Speaker #3: Barbara Livingston noted the opportunity to diversify the neighborhood and
encouraged the use of wood shake.
The Commission held brief discussion. Commissioner Lehman elected to abstain from
the vote.
Commissioner Wendt motioned to deny the Design Study (DS 17-292) application
for a composition shingle roof. Motion seconded by Commissioner Goodhue and
carried the following roll call vote: 3-0-0-2.
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4. DS 17-309 (Woo) Consideration of Design Study (DS 17-309)
William Woo, Owner for the replacement of a wood-shake roof with
Junipero, 3 NE of 11th Ave. composition shingles on a residence located in
the Single-Family Residential (R-1) Zoning
Block: 119; Lot: 16
District. (p.76)
APN: 010-072-037
Speaker #1: William Woo, Owner clarified the necessity of a composition roof due to the
number of skylights and safety concerns associated with regular maintenance of the
skylights.
Speaker #2: Barbara Livingston voiced support for diversity in roofing materials in the
neighborhood.
Speaker #1: Kimberly Edwards, Owner summarized the need for a composition roof.
Speaker #2: Jennifer Scudder, Applicant added the roof is not visible from the street.
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Chair Goodhue opened the public hearing, seeing no speakers Chair Goodhue closed the
hearing.
The Commission held a brief discussion. The Commissioner Wendt noted the roof is not
a prominent feature of the home and not visible from the street. Commissioner Locke and
LePage agreed and requested a heavier/thicker composition shingle.
Speaker #3: Diane DeBerry, neighbor to the southwest expressed concerns with the
proximity and size of the garage and potential view impacts from the Lampi residence.
Speaker #4: Trent Shearn, Ms. DeBerrys General Contractor also voiced concerns with
the proposed garage placement.
Speaker #1: John Mandurrago informed the Commission he utilized computer software to
determine square footage and made note Ms. DeBerrys fence is completely on her
property.
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The Commission held discussion. Commissioner LePage stated neighbor property line
disputes are a civil matter. Commissioner Wendt recommended the applicant lower the
garage.
Speaker #1: Jun Sillano, AIA/Applicant was available for questions from the
Commission.
Chair Goodhue opened the public hearing, seeing no speaker Chair Goodhue closed the
hearing.
Commissioner Locke moved to approve SD 17-252 (Old Mills Properties, LLC) with
staff findings and conditions with the removal of condition #4. Motion seconded by
Commissioner Locke and carried the following roll call vote: 5-0-0-0.
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8. City of Carmel-by-the-Sea Consideration of a Story-Pole Policy for new
Story-Pole Policy construction. (p. 144)
City Wide
Marnie Waffle, Senior Planner provided the staff report. Ms. Waffle summarized
recommendations provided by the Planning Commission at the August 23, 2017 Special
Meeting. Ms. Waffle provided the Commission with two draft policies to consider:
Version 1
Requires certification for both Track-One and Track-Two projects.
Story-poles are required for all Staff-approved projects that exceed 40 square feet.
There is no option for the Planning Director to waive story-pole requirements for
Track-One projects.
Version 2
Only requires certification for Track-two projects while Track-One projects can
use existing reference points.
Story-poles are required for Staff-approved projects that exceed 120 square feet.
Allows the Director to waive story-pole requirements for Track-One projects.
After review and discussion of both versions the Planning Commission unanimously
selected Version 2 and provided recommendations.
Planning Director, Marc Wiener provided the oral staff report and inquired if the
Commission would prefer to continue to review Track One Design Study Re-roof
Applications in order to determine the allowance of non-wood shingle synthetic products.
I. DIRECTORS REPORT
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K. ADJOURNMENT
There being no further business, Chair Goodhue adjourned the meeting at 7:41 p.m.
SIGNED:
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Donald Goodhue, Planning Commission Chair
ATTEST:
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Cortina Whitmore, Planning Commission Secretary
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