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TUESDAY - JUNE 28, 1988
12:00 P.M. COMMUNITY SERVICES CONFERENCE RJR
73-510 FRED WARING DRIVE
I. The meeting was called to order at 12:00 pm.
Commission Members Current Meeting Year to Date
Present Absent Present Absent
Ron Gregory, Chairman X 10 2
Mary Drury X 11 1
Russell McCrea X 8 4
Rick Holden X 10 2
Steve Sullivan X 11 1
Others Present: Catherine Sass
Frankie Riddle
Steve Smith
Ken Weller
Phil Drell
Brent Conley
Ray Diaz
Phil Joy
It was moved by Commissioner Drury, seconded by Commissioner Gregory to
approve the minutes of June 14, 1988. Carried 4-0.
II. Moved by Sullivan, seconded by ❑cYrm; ;rnnr Drury to approve
the following cases by minute motion. Carried 4-0.
1. CASE NO: PP 87-20
APPLICANT (AND ADDRESS): TRAID PACIFIC DEVELOPMENT, 2800 W. March
Lane, Stockton, CA 92507.
NATURE OF P143JBC,r/APPMM SOU(M: Preliminary nary Approval of revised
east elevation of building "C" and "D".
LOCATION: 34 acres at the northeast corner of Cook Street and
Hovley Lane.
ZONE: P.O., PR-9
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III. CASES:
A. Final Drawings:
1. CASE NO: SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE REVIEW
APPLICANT (AND ADDRESS): MIC[-fAEL PIO, P.O. Box 386, Desert Hot
Springs, CA 92240.
NATURE OF PROJECT/APPROVAL SOGGH1% Approval of 3 SFD With height
of 17' 6", 16' 6" and 16' 6".
LOCATION: 73-075 Amber, 73-055 Amber and 73-035 Amber.
ZONE: R-1 - 12,000
CamLission reviewed the elevations of the hcmes.
Commissioner Sullivan asked what the setbacks were.
Mr. Smith indicated that the site plans are in the building
department, but the required building setbacks are the same (20'
front, 20' rear and total of 20' side yards - m;n;mum, 8 feet).
It was moved be Catmissioner Drury, seconded by Commissioner Gregory
to approve this case as submitted. Carried 3-1 (Commissioner
Sullivan opposed).
2. CASE NO: 340 C
APPLICANTT (AND ADDRESS): PAT & BOB BONN= CONSTRUCTION CO., 145
Dillon Ave., Campbell, CA 95008.
NATURE OF PROJECT/APPROVAL SOUGHT: Exterior remodel of existing
building including awning and mansard with planters, landscape
upgrade and paint.
LOCATION: 73-965 and 955 Highway 111.
ZONE: C-1, S.P.
Revised plans were submitted and proposed color samples.
Commissioners Sullivan felt that more work should be done to make
this project better.
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Commissioner Sullivan indicated that he would rather there be no
changes than doing changes that are muumuu.
Commissioner Drury felt that the proposed changes to the building are
better than leaving it in its present condition.
It was moved by Chairman Gregory, seconded by Can u-ssioner Drury to
approve the proposed changes as submitted. Carried 2-1-1
(Commissioner Sullivan opposed and Commissioner Holden abstained).
B. Preliminary Plans:
1. CASE NO: CUP/PP 87-16
APPLICANT (AND ADDRESS): DENNIS GODECKE, 71-650 Sahara Road,
Suite 1, Palm Desert, CA 92260.
NATURE OF PROJBCT/APPROVAL SOUGHT: Minor revision of preliminary
approval.
LOCATION: Northwest corner of Alessandro and Deep Canyon.
7.CNE: R-3
Mr. Holden indicated that the owner has decided that he would
like to enlarge the reception area and this has caused changes in
the roof. There have also been some changes to the windows.
All major changes are on the north elevation.
It was moved by Chairman Gregory, seconded by Commissioner Drury to
continue this case. Carried 2-1-1 (Commissioner Sullivan opposed and
Commissioner Holden abstained).
2. CASE NO: PP 88-9
APPLICANT (AND ADDRESS): LEVI H. LEHV, M.D., 42-900 Bob Hope
Drive, Suite 102, Rancho Mirage, CA 92270; LEROY MILLER, 1811
Centinela Ave., Santa Monica, CA 90404.
NATURE OF PROJECT/APPROVAL SOUGHT: Conceptual Approval for a
24,000 square foot medical building.
LOCATION: Southeast corner of Fred Waring Drive and San Pablo
Ave.
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ZONE: R-3. S.O. (proposed change to O.P. )
The applicant pointed out changes that colored railings, sky lights,
screen walls and balconies have been added to the building elevation.
Approximately 500 sq. ft. has been eliminated due to the changes.
Proposed colors and materials have also been submitted.
Commissioner Dreary asked the projection of the screen walls. The
screen walls project out about 3 feet and are perforated. There
will be some garden landscaping placed on the inside of the screen
walls.
Commissioner Sullivan asked the applicant if there was a reason the
screen walls were not continued to the back of the building, keeping
them free standing elements. The applicant indicated that there was
not a specific reason for this. Commissioner Sullivan indicated that
because the building is not that far away the distance becomes much
more obvious, whereas, if the walls were continued back either on
both sides or on one side it would not be so obvious. He noted that
some type of an opening would be needed so that entry behind the
walls is possible.
Mr. Diaz asked if the public works department would allow a
meandering sidewalk along Fred Waring. Mr. Drell believes that
they would allow the meandering sidewalk.
The proposed building colors are muted and warm tones of tan, rose,
terra cotta, with blue awnings. The building materials are frame and
stucco with a quarry tile top.
It was noted that only one of the proposed towers is a skylight that
goes back over the roof of the building about 35 to 40 feet by 10
feet deep. The rest of the towers are implemented for decorations
purposes only.
Chairman Gregory felt that more articulation was needed on all the
building elevations.
It was moved by Commissioner Holden, seconded by Commissioner
Sullivan to grant conceptual approval, and forward this case on to
the planning commission and city council for comments on the color
palate, landscaping and final site plan. Carried 4-0.
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3. CASE NO: PP 88-10, C/Z 88-2
APPLICANT (AMID AIMRESS): BILL COSGROVE, 45-120 San Pablo, Palm
Desert, CA 92260; CHARLES MARTIN, 72-757 Fred Waring Dr. , Palm
Desert, CA 92260.
NATURE OF PROJECT/APPROVAL SOUGHT: Demolition of 3 houses and
construction of a 14,600 square foot office canplex.
LOCATION: Southwest corner of San Luis and Fred Waring Dr.
ZONE: Request Change from R-1 to O.P.
Mr. Joy indicated that this is just an information item for the
architectural commission. If commission has any questions or
concerns, they will be noted and taken to the planning commission.
The commission did not have any questions or concerns an this case.
IV. MISCELTANBOUS:
1. CASE NO:
APPLICANT (AND ADDRESS): BOB MANDIC, 43-595 Portola, Palm
Desert, CA 92260.
NATURE OF PROJECT/APPROVAL SOUGHT: 6 ' block wall on front
property line.
IACATION: 43-595 Portola.
ZC NE• R-1
Mr. Drell informed the commission that the applicant has dedicated
14 feet of land to the city for the Portola widening, and now he
would like to build a 6 foot block wall. The wall will be
approximately 30 feet in length.
After the widening of Portola the front setback will be approximately
12 feet.
It was noted that the applicant would be taking care of the up-keep
to the lawn area in front of the wall.
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Commissioner Holden indicated that he would like to see same kind of
break in the wall.
Chairman Gregory felt that some landscaping should be implemented
in front of the notched section of the wall.
It was moved by Cammissio-�er Drury, seconded by Commissioner Holden
to approve the 6 foot block wall of the condition that a 2 foot
notch 8 feet in length be in the corner of the wall, and that 4
five-gallon pyracantha plants be placed along the notched of the
wall. Carried 4-0.
2. FENCE AND WALL STANDARDS.
This item was continued to the next architectural meeting.
V. ORAL COMMUNICATIONS:
Mr. Diaz informed the commission that Mr. Goodmman's plans for his carport
were approved by staff on October 7, 1987. He further indicated that the
approved plan calls for the carport to be painted, which has not been
done. A letter has been sent informing Mr. Goodman that he needs to paint
his carport.
Mr. Diaz also informed the commission that the city council approved the
idea of the architectural review cc mmLissiol approving colors for proposed
development on the hillsides, but the planning commission denied the
suggestion.
Commissioner Sullivan felt that the architectural commission should not
get involved with the program if they cannot approve the proposed colors
both before and after the project is built.
VI. .
The meeting adjourned at 2:50 p.m.
S R. SMITH, A6ic56iateTianner
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