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• MINUTES REGULAR PLANNING COMMISSION FEBRUARY 3, 1986 Acting Chairman Mead called the meeting to order at 7:30 P.M. Mead, Finegan, Black, Trent-Sullivan, Daykin, Duncan and Boche. PRESENT Also present was Council Liaison Hard. Northrop and Grittner. ABSENT Finegan moved, seconded by Duncan, to approve the January 13, 1986 Minutes JANUARY 13 as presented. Motion carried unanimously. MINUTES APPROVED A conditional use request was requested by John L. Murray, 1744 Arona Avenue, to allow the use of the residence by his wife, Dr. Jane Murray. CONDITIONAL Dr. Murray is a family practitioner who would like to see patients in USE REQUEST her home approximately four days a week with a patient load of about FROM JOHN twenty. They plan on turning the back bedroom into an office equipped L. HURRAY, with appropriate medical equipment and construct a ramp and outside 1744 ARONA entrance to the south side of their home to allow wheel chair access. Proposed widening of the driveway would accommodate additional parking. They are requesting free standing signage. Duncan expressed concern with a business in a residential area. It does not add anything to the neighborhood (has no benefit, and felt that the DUNCAN neighbors themselves were not particularly pleased. Finegan personally felt that the 15/20 patients per week does not pose a FINEGAN problem and approved of the general concept. His concern mainly centered around the size of the signage and that no employees being hired. Hard pointed out that Council will want to know what type of equipment HARD will be installed, will the Fire Department have to be consulted and what type of drug security is being proposed. Murray specifically stated that they are not planning on having any prescription drugs. Mead stated that delivery procedures will have to be monitored so no traffic MEAD obstruction. He also advised that the signage as described in the Code could not be more than two feet square. Pat Phillips, 1740 Arona, south side of the lot for a survey be done. Murray line is eight feet and he the usual sidewalk width. also as a deck. questioned whether there was room enough on the PAT PHILLIPS the installation of a sidewalk and requested 1740 ARONA answered that the footage between the property did not want to make the sidewalk any wider than The proposed ramp will be multi-purpose and used Councilmember Hard advised that a public hearing will be required on the HARD • approval of the conditional use permit, which requires that adjacent property owners be notified.