1990 01 23 PCl3k,11 WIN,
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PLANNING COMMISSION - CITY OF LA QUINTA
PLANNING COMMISSION - CITY OF LA QUINTA
A Regular Meeting to be Held at the
La Quinta City Hall, 78-105 Calle Estado,
La Quinta, California
January 23, 1990 - 7:00 P.M.
CALL TO ORDER - Flag Salute
ROLL CALL
**NOTE**
ALL AGENDA ITEMS NOT CONSIDERED BY 11:00 P.M. MAY BE
CONTINUED TO THE NEXT COMMISSION MEETING.
Beginning Resolution No. 90-004
Minute Motion No. 90-002
HEARINGS
1. Item ................ CONTINUED HEARING - TENTATIVE TRACT
25402
Applicant ........... NORTH STAR CALIFORNIA CORPORATION
Location ............ SOUTH SIDE OF 48TH AVENUE, WEST OF
DUNE PALMS ROAD (EXTENDED) WITHIN
THE PYRAMIDS PROJECT
Request ............. APPROVAL OF A TENTATIVE TRACT MAP
TO SUBDIVIDE 35.66 + GROSS .ACRES
INTO 61 RESIDENTIAL LOTS AND OTHER
MISCELLANEOUS LOTS
Action .............. CONTINUED TO FEBRUARY 13, 1990
PUBLIC COMMENT
This is the time set aside for citizens to address the
Planning Commission on matters relating to City planning
and zoning which are not Agenda items.
Persons wishing to address the Planning Commission under
Public Comment and scheduled Agenda items should use the
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Persons wishing to address the Planning Commission under
Public Comment and scheduled Agenda items should use the
form provided. Please complete one form for each item you
intend to address and submit he form to the Planning
Director prior to the beginning of the meeting. Your name
will be called at the appropriate time.
When addressing the Planning Commission, please state your
name and address. The proceedings of the Planning
Commission meeting are recorded on tape and comments of
each person shall be limited.
CONSENT CALENDAR
Minutes of the regular Planning Commission meeting held
January 9, 1990.
BUSINESS SESSION
1. Item ................ SETTING PUBLIC HEARING FOR STREET
NAME CHANGES
Applicant ........... City of La Quinta
Request ............. Change street names for Avenues 50,
52, 54, or others
Action .............. Resolution 90-
2. Item ................ TENTATIVE TRACTS 22982 (CACTUS
FLOWER) AND 24208 (CACTUS FLOWER
EXTENSION)
Applicant ........... La Quinta Associates II, Elizabeth
G. Williams
Request ............. Review of proposed architectural
elevations.
Action .............. Minute Motion
OTHER - None
ADJOURNMENT
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I:TEMS FOR JANUARY 22, 1990, 4:00 P.M. STUDY SESSION
"DISCUSSION ONLY"
1. Review of Parkland Study of the La Quinta area north of
the Coachella Valley Water District Whitewater Wash.
2. All Agenda items.
3. Identification of future Commission Agenda items.
ITEMS IDENTIFIED FOR FUTURE AGENDAS
a. Downtown Parking District
b. Street Address Illumination
C. PGA West Specific Plan
d. Commercial Noise Study
e. Life safety support design, including access and
circulation, public and private
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PH-1
STAFF REPORT
PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING
DATE: JANUARY 23, 1990 (CONTINUED FROM JANUARY 9,
1990)
CASE NO.: TENTATIVE TRACT 25402 (EA 89-149)
APPLICANT: NORTH STAR CALIFORNIA CORPORATION (THE
PYRAMIDS)
ENGINEER: SANBORN/WEBB, INC.
REQUEST: APPROVAL OF A TENTATIVE TRACT MAP TO
SUBDIVIDE 35.66+ GROSS ACRES INTO 61
RESIDENTIAL LOTS AND OTHER MISCELLANEOUS LOTS.
LOCATION: SOUTH SIDE OF 48TH AVENUE, WEST OF DUNE PALMS
ROAD (EXTENDED), WITHIN THE PYRAMIDS PROJECT.
This item was originally scheduled for January 9, 1990, and
continued at the Applicant's request to this hearing. The
Applicant has asked for a further continuance to February 13,
1990, since they have not yet revised their map.
RECOMMENDATION:
Staff has no objections to a further continuance and recommends
that the hearing be opened and continued to the meeting of
February 13, 1990.
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STAFF REPORT
PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING
DATE:
JANUARY 23, 1990
APPLICANT:
LA QUINTA ASSOCIATES II
ELIZABETH G. WILLIAMS
OWNER:
LA QUINTA ASSOCIATES
PROJECT:
REVIEW OF ARCHITECTURAL ELEVATIONS FOR
ADDITIONAL UNIT FOR TRACT 22982 (CACTUS
FLOWER) AND TENTATIVE TRACT 24208 (CACTUS
FLOWER EXTENSION).
LOCATION:
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF FRED WARING DRIVE AND
ADAMS STREET.
BACKGROUND:
The Conditions of Approval for both Tract 22982 and Tentative
Tract 24208 require all units to be approved by the Planning
Commission. Five single family unit designs have already :been
approved and a new design has now been proposed.
Units Already Approved
Number of
Dwelling Garage Different
# Bedrooms Family Room Garage Sq. Ft. Sq. Ft. Elevations
Plan
1
3
0
3
1,340
641 3
Plan
2
3
1
3
1,612
687 3
Plan
3
4
1
3
1,628
620 3
Plan
4
4
1
3
1,870
614 3
Plan
5
4
1
3
2,057
594 3
Proposed Additional Unit
Number of
Dwelling Garage Different
# Bedrooms Family Room Garage Sq. Ft. Sq. Ft. Elevations
Plan 6 4 1 3 2,328 628 3
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ANALYSIS:
As can be seen, Plan 6 is a much larger unit with larger rooms
than the already approved units 1 to 5. The elevations of Plan
6 exhibit a similar architectural style as units number 1 to
5. Window detailing and roof vent detailing have been included
on all four elevations of unit #6.
The Applicant proposes to use the same color materials for unit
6 as was used for units 1 to 5. These are desert colors and
were previously approved.
RECOMMENDATION:
Approve by minute motion the elevations for unit 6 for Tract
22982 and Tentative Tract 24208.
Attachments: Floor plan and elevations for Tract 22982
and Tentative Tract 24208, Unit #6
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STUDY SESSION
TO:
FROM:
DATE:
SUBJECT:
W-A I
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MEMORANDUM
HONORABLE CHAIRMAN AND MEMBERS OF THE PLANNING
COMMISSION
PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT
JANUARY 13, 1990
PARKLAND STUDY OF THE LA QUINTA AREA NORTH OF THE
COACHELLA VALLEY WATER DISTRICT WHITEWATER WASH
Attached is a parkland report for your discussion.
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PARKLAND STUDY OF LA QUINTA AREA
NORTH OF THE COACHELLA VALLEY WATER
DISTRICT WHITEWATER WASH
SUMMARY:
Three smaller neighborhood, three larger neighborhood, and one
community park have been planned for the La Quinta area north of
the Coachella Valley Water District Whitewater Wash (see
attached maps).
TOTAL PARKLAND TO BE DEDICATED
PER SUBDIVISION REQUIREMENTS
TOTAL PARKLAND NEEDED TO BE
PURCHASED BY THE CITY
Neighborhood Park
Community Park
TOTAL
TOTAL AMOUNT OF PARKLAND TO BE
PROVIDED IN THE SUBJECT AREA
NOTE: TOTAL ACRES REQUIRING FEE
IN -LIEU PER SUBDIVISION REQUIREMENTS
1. BACKGROUND:
11.32 ACRES
3.01
18.66
21.67 ACRES
32.67 ACRES
14.63 ACRES
The La Quinta area north of the Coachella Valley Water District
Whitewater Wash has shown tremendous growth in the last few
years. Almost 3,000 residential units have been approved and
approximately 80% of this area has been developed. It is
important therefore, at this stage, to provide for the
implementation of a park plan to serve the future residents of
this area.
2. PROPOSED PARK PLAN
A. Total amount of parkland provided:
The La Quinta General Plan has the following
guideline regarding parkland and the total amount
of parkland to be provided
"POLICY 5.1.1 - Provide, maintain, and operate park
and recreation facilities which are adequate for
the existing and planned population, using a
variable standard between one and five acres per
1,000 population. The standard used shall depend
upon housing type, density and the amount and
availability of private open space."
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The total projected population for the La Quinta
area north of the Whitewater Wash is approximately
12,000 people. The majority of the area will be
medium density, middle income, single family
residential. It is therefore proposed that a
standard of 3 acres per 1,000 people be used.
This calculates out to be 33 acres of parkland to
be located in the northern La Quinta area.
B. Size, number and location of
The La Quinta General Plan states the following
guideline as regards size of parks in La Quinta.
"POLICY 5.1.2 - Future development of parks shall
conform to the adopted open space/community
facilities plan which includes a system of
community parks (greater than ten acres in size
with an average size of thirty acres),
neighborhoods parks (between five and ten acres; in
size with an average size of 7.5 acres) and
mini -parks (less than one acre in size)."
The Open Space/Community Facilities Plan shows one
Community Park and two large Neighborhood Parks
located in the northern La Quinta area (see
Attachment W .
After careful analysis of present and proposed
development in the study area, this report proposes
that three smaller neighborhood, three larger
neighborhood and one community park be located in
the La Quinta area north of the Coachella Valley
Water District Wash. The following table and
attachments #2 and #3 show details of this park
proposal.
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PARK PROPOSAL
SERVICE AREA/
PROPOSED SIZE RADIUS
TYPE OF PARK # PARKS (ACRES) (MILES) USE
Smaller
Neighborhood 3 1 to 2 0.25 Landscaped passive
recreation area, playground
apparatus for small
children.
Larger
Neighborhood 3 2.5 to 5 0.5 Playfields/courts
playground apparatus
landscaped passive
recreation area, picnic
facilities, restrooms.
Community Park 1 10 - 30 1 to 3 Facilities of a
neighborhood park, sports
fields, community
center/recreation building
and swimming pool,
restrooms.
TOTAL # ACRES FOR ALL PARKS = +33 ACRES
The reasons for the difference between the new park plan and the
La Quinta General Plan guidelines as regards neighborhood parks
is as follows:
i. The land in the subject area has been developed
incrementally with an average tract size of 40 acres„ It
has therefore been difficult to accumulate large parcels
of parkland.
ii. In essence the northern La Quinta area comprises one --half
mile square "super blocks" surrounded by arterial
streets. In general smaller children require a park
located close to their homes with no busy streets to
cross. Each "super block" therefore has been provided
with a neighborhood park and the largest two neighborhood
parks.
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3. IMPLEMENTATION OF THE PARK PLAN.
A. The Quimby Act
The Quimby Act allows local governments to require
the dedication of land or fees in -lieu as a
condition of residential subdivision map approval.
In La Quinta the amount of land to be dedicated is 3
acres/1000 residents, the maximum allowed by law.
This land or fees in -lieu is required to be used for
the provision of parks and recreational facilities.
B. Implementation of the Park Plan Usina the
Act.
Implementation of the Park Plan requires the
execution of the following three elements.
1. When a subdivision is approved, if the
location is suitable, parkland will be
required to be dedicated in accordance with
the Quimby Act.
2. when a subdivision is approved and the
location is not suitable for a park a fee
in -lieu of parkland will be required to be
dedicated in accordance with the Quimby Act.
3. Using the fees identified in Item #2, the
city will purchase parkland to enlarge
parkland area dedicated in Item #1 and create
new parks all in accordance with the proposed
park plan.
The following tables show details of the
implementation of the proposed park plan.
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SMALLER NEIGHBORHOOD PARKS
Three smaller neighborhood parks are proposed
TO BE
SIZE ACRES ALREADY* TO BE PURCHASED
LOCATION ACRES ALLOCATED DEDICATED BY CITY
Spanos Project 1.5 to 2 1.22 0.28 to 0.78*** 0
(TT #23995)
N/W corner
Miles & Dune
Palms
1
0
1
0
Between Abrams
(TT 023519) &
Noble (TT #239:35)
Project 1 0 0.29** 0.71
* As shown on approved tentative tract maps.
** Still to be dedicated as part of future tentative tract map approvals.
*** Still needs to be dedicated by Tentative Tract #23995 prior to final
map approval.
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LARGER NEIGHBORHOOD PARKS
Three neighborhood parks are proposed.
TO BE
ULTIMATE ACRES ALREADY* TO BE* PURCHASED
LOCATION SIZE DEDICATED DEDICATED BY CITY (ACRES)
North of Miles
(Deane Homes)
TT #23971 3.34 3.34 0 0
West of Adams
(La Quinta
Highlands
(TT #23269) 2.49
Center of Fred
Waring/Dune Palms/
Miles/Jefferson
block 5
2.49 0 0
2.7 0 2.3
* As shown on approved tentative tract maps
** Still to be dedicated as part of future tentative tract map approvals.
C. COMMUNITY PARK
One community park is proposed.
TO BE PURCHASED
POSSIBLE LOCATION SIZE BY CITY (ACRES)
N/E corner Adams &
Westward Ho
18.66
TOTAL amount of parkland to be dedicated
TOTAL acres requiring fee in -lieu
TOTAL amount of land to be purchased by the City
for Neighborhood Parks
TOTAL amount of land to be purchased by the City
for Community Park
TOTAL amount of parkland to be provided in
the subject area
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18.66
11.32 Acres
14.63 Acres
3.01 Acres
18.66
TOTAL 21.67 Acres
32.67
b 013
It should be noted that 36.6 acres of private open space and
42.36 acres of golf course open space have been provided by the
private projects located within the study area. These figures
were not :included in the overall park calculations.
Details of the parkland study calculations are provided in
Attachment #4.
4. CONCLUSION:
A Park Plan has been proposed for the northern La Quinta area.
To complete this plan, the City would be required to purchase
21.67 acres of parkland.
Attachments:
1. General Plan parkland guidelines
2. Proposed park plan
3. Plan showing radius area of each proposed park will
serve.
4. Detailed parkland study calculations.
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ATTACHMENT #4
1. PRIVATE PARKLAND PROVIDED IN PRIVATE TRACTS AND MULTI -FAMILY PROJECTS
A. PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT
NUMBER OF
RESIDENTIAL *PRIVATE/OPEN GOLF COURSE
TRACT # NAME LOTS SPACE (ACRES) (ACRES)
18915 Palm Royale 354 8.21 23.52
19903 La Quinta
Palms 146 21.94
2180/2190 Westward Ho 92 18.84
TOTAL 592 30.15 42.36
* Excludes Golf Course
B. MULTI -FAMILY DEVELOPMENTS
PRIVATE/OPEN
TRACT # NAME # RES. LOTS SPACE _
23995
TOTAL
Spanos
736
736
6.45
6.45
C. GRAND TOTAL: FOR PRIVATE AREAS (PRIVATE TRACTS + MULTI FAMILY)
NUMBER OF PRIVATE OPEN
RESIDENTIAL LOTS SPACE GOLF COURSE
1328
36.6
42.36
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2. PARKLAND
REQUIRED
FROM EXISTING
AND PLANNED
SUBDIVISIONS
A. FINAL TRACTS
* NUMBER OF
PARK AREA
RESIDENTIAL
REQUIRED
PROVIDED
ACRES FEE
TRACT #
NAME
LOTS
(ACRES)
(ACRES)
IN -LIEU
22982
Cactus Flower 137
1.20
0
1.20
23269
La Quinta
Highlands
250
2.19
2.49**
0
23773-1
Starlight
0
0.46
Dunes
53
0.46
Phase I
TOTAL 440 3.85 2.49 1.66
* Includes Retention Basin lots that will eventually become residential
lots.
** Part park/part temporary retention basin.
CITY
0
x
e
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B. TENTATIVE TRACTS
TO BE
* NUMBER OF
PARK
PURCHASED
RESIDENTIAL
AREA REQUIRED
PROVIDED ACRES
FEE
BY CITY
TRACT #
NAME LOTS
(ACRES)
(ACRES) IN -LIEU
(ACRES)
23268
Bella La
Quinta 199
1.74
0
1.74
0
23519
Abrams 107
0.94
0
0.94
0
23773
Starlight
101
0.88
0
0.88
0
Dunes
(balance)
23913
Quinterra 116
1.02
0
1.02
0
23935
Noble 196
1.72
0
1.72
0
23971
Deane Homes 228
1.96
3.34**
0
23995
Spanos 300
2.63
+1.5***
+1.13
0
24197
Jefferson
238
2.08
2.10
0
Square
2.3+
24208
Cactus Flower
0.6
0.60
0
Ext. 69
24517
Rancho
91
0.8
0
0.@'0
0
Ocotillo
24950
Desert Flower 37
0.32
0
0.32
0
TOTAL
1,682
14.69
7.54
8.55
2.3
* Includes Retention Basin lots that will eventually become residential
lots.
** Part park/part temporary retention basin.
*** Only 1.22 acres are shown. The park needs to be 1.5 to 2 acres in
size. More parkland therefore has to be dedicated.
+ Parkland to be purchased from TT 24197 and TT 24208 to make a
acre neighborhood park.
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C. TENTATIVE TRACTS IN PROCESS
* NUMBER PARK AREA CITY
RESIDENTIAL REQUIRED PROVIDED ACRES FEE PURCHASE
TRACT # NAME LOTS (ACRES) (ACRES) IN -LIEU (ACRES)
25154 Strothers 117 1.03 0 1.03 0
25290 Rancho
Ocotillo 31 0.27 0 0.27 0
Ext.
TOTAL 148 1.3 0 1.3 0
* Includes Retention Basin lots that will eventually become residential
lots.
D. GRAND TOTAL: PUBLIC PARKS (EXISTING AND PLANNED SUBDIVISIONS)
TO BE
PURCHASED BY
* RESIDENTIAL PARK AREA PARKLAND ACRES FEE THE CITY
LOTS REQUIRED (ACRES) PROVIDED (ACRES) IN -LIEU (ACRES)
2270 19,84 10.03 11.51 2.3
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3. POSSIBLE FUTURE PARKLAND TO BE OBTAINED FROM EXISTING VACANT AREAS
*POSSIBLE
PARK AREA
PARKLAND
ACRES
PROVIDED
APPROXIMATE
REQUIRED
REQUIRED
FEE
BY THE
APN # AREA # LOTS
ACRES
ACRES
IN -LIEU
CITY
613-421-005
4.21
15
0.13
0
0.13
0
613-421-007
33.78
118
1.03
1
0.03
0
613-421-006
9.24
32
0.28
0
0.28
0
613-422-008
4.20
15
0.43
0
0.43
0
613-431-002
9.5
33
0.29
0
0.29
0
613-431-004
10.0
35
0.29
0.29
0
0.71
613-431-005
10.0
35
0.29
0
0.29
0
613-431-006
18.66
65
0.57
Possible
0
18.66
Community
613-431-009
17.64
62
0.54
0
0.54
0
613-431-010
2.00
7
0.06
0
0.06
0
613-431-011
9.31
33
0.29
0
0.29
0
617-080-001
1.76
6
0.05
0
0.05
0
617-080-003
1.88
7
0.06
0
0.06
0
617-080-005
13.98
49
0.43
0
0.43
0
617-090-007
7.77
27
0.24
0
0.24
0
TOTAL
539
4.68
1.29
3.12
19.37
* A figure
of 3.5 units/acre was
used to determine possible
approximate
number of
lots.
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MINUTES
PLANNING COMMISSION - CITY OF LA QUINTA
A regular meeting held at the La Quinta City Hall
78-105 Calle Estado, La Quinta, California
January 9„ 1990
I.
II
III
7:00 p.m.
CALL TO ORDER
A. The meeting was called to order at 7:00 P.M. by
Chairman Walling. The Flag Salute was led by
Commissioner Steding.
ROLL CALL
A. Chairman Walling requested the roll call.
Present: Commissioners Zelles, Steding, Moran, and
Chairman Walling.
Absent: Commissioner Bund
B. Staff Present: Planning and Development Director
Jerry Herman, Principal Planner Stan Sawa,
Department Secretary Betty Anthony.
HEARINGS
Chairman Walling introduced the Public Hearing
items as follows:
A. CONTINUED HEARING: Zoning Ordinance Amendment No.
89-012; a City -initiated request for revision to
the current Parking Ordinance, Municipal Code
Chapter 9.160; effective City-wide.
1. Planning Director Jerry Herman presented the
information contained in the Staff Report:, a
copy of which is on file in the Planning and
Development Department.
2. Chairman Walling opened the continued Public
Hearing. No one wished to address the
Commission at this time.
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3. A motion was made by Commissioner Moran and
seconded by Commissioner Zelles to continue
the Hearing on Zoning Ordinance Amendment No.
89-012 to February 13, 1990. Unanimously
adopted on a roll call vote.
Chairman Walling excused himself from participation of
the following item at this time, due to a possible
con]`lict of interest. Vice Chairman Moran introduced the
following Public Hearing.
B. Tentative Tract 25402, a request to subdivide 35.66
+ gross acres into 61 residential lots and other
miscellaneous lots.
1. Planning Director Jerry Herman presented a
brief summary of the request and stated that
the the Planning & Development Department had
received a request by the Applicant to
continue the Hearing.
2. Vice Chairman Moran opened the Public
Hearing. No one wished to address the
Commission at this time. The Hearing was
then closed and opened to discussion among
the Commissioners.
3. Commissioner Zelles moved to continue the
Public Hearing to January 23, 1990, per the
Applicant's request. Commissioner Steding
seconded the motion. Unanimously adopted.
Vice Chairman Moran returned the meeting to Chairman
Walling.
C. Tentative Tract 25397; a request to re -subdivide a
17.5 acre portion of Tract 20717, from three
condominium lots with 51 units to 31 individual
single family lots for custom home development.
1. Principal Planner Stan Sawa presented the
information contained in the Staff Report, a
copy of which is on file in the Planning and
Development Department. Principal Planner
Sawa requested that the following changes be
made: Conditions of Approval #7 to read,
"The Applicant shall submit a grading plan
that is prepared by registered civil
engineer. A registered civil engineer shall
exercise sufficient engineering control
during grading and construction to insure
compliance with plan specifications and code
within his purview. Certification at the
final grade stage and verification of pad
elevations is also required prior to final
approval of grading construction."
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Condition #l.a. should be eliminated.
2. There being no questions of the Staff at this
time, Chairman Walling opened the Public
Hearing.
Mr. Allan Levin, Sunrise Company, spoke for
the Applicant and questioned the wording of
Condition #7 and wanted to know if it was
necessary to specify that the grading plan is
necessary prior to the issuance of building
permit. Staff stated that timing stipulation
was not part of the conditions.
4. There being no questions by the Commission or
anyone else. Chairman Walling closed the
Public Hearing and opened the matter I -or
Commission discussion.
Commissioner Steding moved to adopt Planning
Commission Resolution 90-001 subject to the
revised conditions as stated above.
Commissioner Moran seconded and after a roll
call vote passed unanimously.
Tentative Tract 23971, Amendment #1; a request by
Deane Homes to amend Conditions of Approval.
1. Planning Director Jerry Herman presented the
information contained in the Staff Report, a
copy of which is on file in the Planning and
Development Department, and asked for a
modification of Condition #14 to substitute
the information previously approved for the
prior tract (TT #25397) dealing with the
grading revisions agreed to by the City
Engineer.
Chairman Walling opened the Public Hearing.
Mr. John Curtis, representative of Deane
Homes, spoke concerning the concerns of the
Applicant having to do with the following:
a. Condition #6 - eight -foot sidewalks.
b. Condition 414 - grading plan.
C. Condition #30 - two-story dwellings
along Washington Street.
Mr. Curtis presented the argument that with
their significant setback of 130-feet from
the centerline of WashingtonStreet and the
project wall and varied heights, the image of
the Washington Corridor would not be
detrimentally altered.
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3. There being no further comments, Chairman
Walling closed the Public Hearing and opened
the matter to Commission discussion.
4. Following discussion by the Commission
regarding the location of the project, other
projects in the area which have two-stcry
dwellings, and the previously prepared Noise
Study, Commissioner Moran moved to continue
the Hearing to February 13, 1990, to allow
the Applicant time to conduct a addition to
the Noise Study as it relates to the
two-story units along Washington Street.
Commissioner Steding seconded the motion.
The motion carried unanimously.
E. Tentative Tract 25389; a request of M. J. Brock I -or
a subdivision of 63.6 acres into 254 single family
lots for sale, plus numerous street and one future
single family residential lot.
1. Principal Planner Stan Sawa presented the
information contained in the Staff Report, a
copy of which is on file in the Planning and
Development Department. Principal Planner
Sawa explained that modifications to the
Conditions need to added as follows:
4.b.(1). Full street improvements along
Calle Tampico from Washington Street to
Calle Rondo as part of Phase One
development improvements are required.
No further improvements to this section
of Calle Tampico shall be required of
this Tract nor of Oak Tree West Specific
Plan 85-006.
4.b.(3). Half street improvements on Calle
Tampico from Calle Rondo to Park Avenue
and along Park Avenue between Calle
Tampico and the Tract entrance (Lot: E)
are required.
4.b.(4). Twenty-eight feet wide street
improvement centered on Park Avenue
centerline between the Tract entrance
(Lot E) and 50th Avenue. This
improvement is subject to reimbursement
as provided by future action of the City
Council.
6. Add "...gate and wall or chainlink fence
with Oleanders at the west..."
BJ/MIN1/9.DFT - 4 - p' 023
Planning Commission Minutes
January 9, 1990
7. Add "...gate and wall or chainlink fence
with Oleanders at the golf...)
8. Add "the alignment of Adams Street" to
the list of streets.
2. Commissioner Moran questioned where the
chainlink fence would be used, and the
existing aesthetic problem in regard to the
maintenance facility and the vacation of
Avenida Ultimo. Planning Director Jerry
Herman stated that the problem of the
maintenance facility could not be addressed
at this time. Discussion followed relative
to the fencing and landscaping.
3. Chairman Walling opened the Public Hearing.
4. Mr. Ken Ayers, representative for M. J. Brock
addressed the Commission regarding the
density changes, and explained that the
project would be to sell a product, not
develop lots. Commissioner Moran asked the
price range and square footage of the homes.
5. Mr. Rick Moreno, 50-825 Calle Rondo,
addressed the issue of the existing chainlink
fence on Calle Rondo and dust control. 'The
Applicant indicated that except for the
existing chainlink fence on Avenida Ultimo,
the project will be surounded by a block wall.
6. Greg Abadie, Landmark Land Company, spoke in
support of the M. J. Brock Company and the
project.
There being no further comments, Chairman Walling
closed the Public Hearing.
Following discussion relative to the above
described issues, Commissioner Steding moved to
adopt Planning Commission Resolution 90-002 subject
to the conditions as modified. Commissioner Moran
seconded the motion. Following a roll call vote
the motion carried unanimously.
F. Change of Zone 89-051; a request of Landmark Land
Company for preannexation zoning for the property
generally located south of 55th Avenue, west of
Monroe Street, north of Airport Boulevard, east of
Madison Street, and north of 58th Avenue, south of
the current City limits approximately 2,600 feet
west of Monroe along both sides of Madison Street.
BJ/MIN1/9.DFT - 5
Planning Commission Minutes
January 9, 1990
1. Planning Director Jerry Herman presented the
information as contained in the Staff Report,
a copy of which is on file in the Planning
and Development Department.
2. Commissioner Moran questioned how this would
affect the total approved number of units
that are now approved for PGA West. Planning
Director Herman stated that it would probably
cause an amendment to the Specific Plan but
at present all that is proposed is a golf
course.
3. Chairman Walling opened the Public Hearing.
There being no one wishing to speak, the
Hearing was closed.
4. There being no questions, Commissioner Zelles
moved to adopt Planning Commission Resolution
90-003; Commissioner Moran seconded the
motion. Following a roll call vote the
motion carried unanimously.
IV. PUBLIC COMMENT
No one wished to addressed the Commission.
V. CONSENT CALENDAR
A motion was made by Commissioner Steding and seconded by
Commissioner Moran to approve the minutes of November 28,
1989 and December 12, 1989. Unanimously approved.
VI. BUSINESS
A. Tentative Tract 23913; a request of Waldon
Financial Corporation for approval of parkland fee
in -lieu proposal.
1. Principal Planner Stan Sawa presented the
information contained in the Staff Report:, a
copy of which is on file in the Planning and
Development Department.
2. There being no discussion, Commissioner Moran
moved and Commissioner Zelles seconded to
adopt Minute Motion 90-001 recommending to
the City Council acceptance of the proposal.
Motion carried unanimously.
B. Consideration of name change for 50th Avenue; a
request by the La Quinta Arts Foundation to rename
50th Avenue to Andy Williams Drive.
BJ/MIN1/9.DFT - 6 g.•Ji 025
Planning Commission Minutes
January 9, 199U
1. Planning Director Jerry Herman presented the
information contained in the Staff Report, a
copy of which is in the Planning and
Development Department.
2. After a great deal of discussion regarding
which streets could be named for different
individuals who had contributed to the
development of the City of La Quinta, it was
moved by Commissioner Moran and seconded by
Commissioner Zelles, to continue to matter to
a Study Session where more indepth
consideration could be given to the matter
(scheduled for January 23, 1990, Study
Session). The motion passed on a vote of
three to one with Commissioner Steding voting
no, Commissioner Bund absent.
Commissioner Moran moved to excuse Commission Bund from
the meeting. Commissioner Steding seconded the motion.
Unanimously approved.
VI. ADJOURNMENT
A motion was made by Commissioner Steding and seconded by
Commissioner Moran to adjourn to a regular meeting on
January 23, 1990, at 7:00 P.M. in the La Quinta City
Hall, 78-105 Calle Estado, La Quinta, California. This
meeting of the La Quinta Planning Commission was
adjourned at 8:12 P.M., January 9, 1990.
BJ/MIN1/9.DFT - 7 -
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MEMORANDUM
TO: HONORABLE CHAIRMAN AND MEMBERS OF THE PLANNING
COMMISSION
FROM: PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT
DATE: JANUARY 23, 1990
SUBJECT: CONTINUED DISCUSSION ON SETTING A PUBLIC HEARING ON
STREET NAME CHANGES
BACKGROUND:
The City Council on December 19, 1989, considered a request; to
rename 50th Avenue to "Andy Williams Drive. After some
discussion the Council referred the matter to the Planning
Commission as set forth in the Municipal Code. The Code
requires the Commission to adopt a resolution of intent. to
change the street name and set a date for public hearing.
On January 9, 1990, the Planning Commission considered the
Council :request. After discussion the Commission determined
that other streets within the City should be considered for
street names for other local residents. The matter was then
continued to January 23, 1990.
Attached is a draft resolution establishing the Public Hearing.
The specific streets with recommended names will have to be
added upon Commission discretion.
ACTION:
Move to adopt Planning Commission Resolution 90- , setting a
Public Hearing for March 13, 1990, to consider various street
name changes.
Attachment: 1. Chapter 14.08 La Quinta Municipal Code
City Council Minute, December 19, 1989,
Page 5
BJ/MEMOJH.019 v, 027
PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION NO. 90-004
A RESOLUTION OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION
OF THE CITY OF LA QUINTA, CALIFORNIA,
DECLARING ITS INTENTION TO CONDUCT A
PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER RENAMING
VARIOUS CITY STREETS.
WHEREAS, Chapter 14.08 of the La Quinta Municipal
Code provides for the procedures for processing a street name
change; and,
WHEREAS, the Planning Commission of the City of La
Quinta, California on January 9, 1990, and January 23, 1990,
discussed various street name changes; and,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Planning
Commission of the City of La Quinta, California, as follows:
1. The: Planning Commission hereby declares its intention to
conduct a Public Hearing to consider a request to rename
the following streets within the City:
50th Avenue 52nd Avenue 54th Avenue
Some of the names to be considered for these streets are,
Andy Williams Drive, Frank Capra Drive, Mery Griffin
Drive, and/or other names as may be deemed appropriate.
2. The Public Hearing with regard to these street name
changes shall be held before the Planning Commission on
March 13, 1990, at 7:00 P.M., in the City Council Chambers
at City Hall, located at 78-105 Calle Estado, La Quinta,
California.
3. The Planning Commission hereby authorizes and directs this
Resolution to be published at least 15-days prior to March
13, 1990, in the Desert Sun, a newspaper of general
circulation, circulated in the City and to further cause
notices of this Resolution to be posted in at least three
places along the streets considered for name changes at
least 10-days prior to March 13, 1990.
PASSED, APPROVED, and ADOPTED at a regular meeting
of the La Quinta Planning Commission, held on this 23rd day of
January, 1990, by the following vote, to wit:
AYES: Commissioners Bund, Zelles, Moran, Chairman Walling
NOES: Commissioner Steding
ABSENT:
ABSTAIN:
BJ/RESOPC.037 - 1 -
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028
JOHN WALLING, Chairman
City of La Quinta, California
ATTEST:
JERRY HERMAN, Planning Director
City of La Quinta, California
BJ/RESOPC.037 - 2
City Council Minutes Page 5 December 19, 1989
RESOLUTION NO. 89-140
A RESOLUTION OF THE:.CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LA QUINTA,
CALIFORNIA, ANNOUNCING FINDINGS, CONFIRMING THE ENVIRONMENTAL
ANALYSIS AND APPROVAL OF TENTATIVE TRACT NO. 25290 TO ALLOW THE
CREATION OF A 31-LOT RESIDENTIAL SUBDIVISION ON A 9.5-ACRE SITE.
CASE NO. TT 25290 - WARING ADAMS VENTURE.
It was moved by Council Members Bohnenberger/Sniff that
Resolution No. 89-140 be adopted as recommended. Motion carried
unanimously.
WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS
a. Leter from Lauren Lewis regarding renaming Avenue 50 as "Andy
Williams Drive".
Mayor Pena noted that a letter has been received from Lauren
Lewis asking that consideration be given to renaming Avenue 50 to
"Andy Williams Drive".
Council Member Sniff noted that this item periodically surfaces
and MOVED that the February newsletter contain a survey form
asking the citizens of La Quinta if they wish to rename Avenue 50
and if so, would they like to see it named for Andy Williams,
Frank Capra, Mery Griffin or some other person; and that the
results of the survey be considered meaningful and significant if
we receive 15% response or more. MOTION DIED FOR LACK OF A
SECOND.
MOTION - It was moved by Council Members Bohnenberger/Rushworth
that the procedures set forth in the Municipal Code be initiated
to change the name of Avenue 50 to "Andy Williams Drive" (public
hearing before the Planning Commission with report back to the
City Council) and that notices also be sent to the Cities of
Indio, Coachella and County of Riverside.
Discussion ensued with Council Member Sniff feeling that it would
be appropriate to get a sense of the community before going
through the process with Council Member Rushworth noting that a
public hearing would serve the same purpose. Council Member
Bohnenberger advised that there probably would be time to put an
article in the newsletter between the Planning Commission hearing
and City Council meeting. Mayor Pena suggested that Avenue 50
also be posted.
MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. MINUTE ORDER NO. 89-142.
Sections:
14.08.010
14.08.020
14.08.030
14.08.040
14.08.050
14.08.060
14.08.070
14.08.080
14.08.090
14.08.100
14.08.110
Chapter 14.08
STREET NAME CHANGES
Petition for initiation of street name
change.
Initiation of petition.
Application fee.
Manager's examination.
Adoption of resolution of intention.
Publication.
Posting.
Commission hearing.
Commission recommendation.
Council action.
Commission recommendation without
and hearing.
282
petition
9• i 031
14.08.010--14.08.090
14.08.010 Petition for initiation of street name
change. Any person may initiate a street name change for
any reason consistent with law, by complying with the provi-
sions of this chapter. (Ord. 10 51(part), 1982)
14.08.020 initiation of petition. A proposed change
of street name may be initiated by filing with the planning
commission an application in the form prescribed by the city
manager and signed by the owners of at least sixty percent
of the lineal frontage abutting the street to be affected.
(Ord. 10 S1(part), 1982)
14.08.030 Application fee. The application shall be
accompanied by a fee in an amount established by resolution
of the city council, in order to defray the costs of pub-
lishing, posting and processing, as hereinafter prescribed.
(Ord. 10 S1(part), 1982)
14.08.040 Manager's examination. The city manager
shall examine the application and determine the sufficiency
of same as to the percentage requirement of Section 14.08-
.020. (Ord. 10 S1(part), 1982)
14.08.050 Adoption of resolution of intention. Upon
determination of the sufficiency of the petition, the com-
mission shall adopt a resolution of intention to change name
and set a date for public hearing not less than thirty days
from the date of adoption of the resolution. (Ord. 10 S1
(part), 1982)
14.08.060 Publication. The city manager shall provide
for at least one publication of the resolution of intention
in a newspaper of general circulation within the city at
least fifteen days prior to the hearing date. (Ord. 10 51
(part), 1982)
14.08.070 Posting. The city manager shall provide for
posting copies of the resolution of intention in at least
three public places along the street proposed to be affect-
ed. The posting shall be completed at least ten days prior
to the hearing date. (Ord. 10 51(part), 1982)
14.08.080 Commission hearing. At the time set for
hearing, or at any time to which the hearing may be contin-
ued, the commission shall hear and consider proposals to
adjust, alter or change the name(s) of the street(s) men-
tioned in the resolution, and objections to the proposals.
(Ord. 10 51(part), 1982)
14.08.090 Commission recommendation.
conclusion of the hearing, the commission
ormnendation to the city council which the
283
At or after the
may make any rec-
commission deems
U.: 032
14.08.100--14.08.110
appropriate. in its deliberations the commission shall con-
sider any applicable specific plans in effect. (Ord. 10
51(part), 1982)
14.08.100 Council action. The city council may, pur-
suant to California Government Code Section 34091.1, take
such action as it deems appropriate upon the recommendation
of the commission, and failure to take action within sixty
days after submission of the commission's recommendation
shall be deemed denial of the application. (Ord. 10 S1
(part), 1982)
14.08.110 Commission recommendation wi
and hearing. Notwithstanding any other parts of this code,
the commission may, for any reason it deems in the public
interest and necessity, recommend to the city council that a
street name be changed. The recommendation may be made with-
out complying with the requirements of Sections 14.08.020
through 14.08.080. The recommendation shall be in the form
of a resolution of the commission directed to the city coun-
cil. Thereafter the city council shall take such action as
it deems appropriate. (Ord. 10 51(part), 1982)
284
033
RESOLUTION NO. 90-1
A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
OF
THE LA QUINTA ARTS FOUNDATION
TO RECOMMEND THE RENAMING OF A STREET IN LA QUINTA
TO "ANDY WILLIAMS DRIVE"
DE IT RESOLVED that the Board of Directors of La Quinta Arts Foundation
endorses and is in support of renaming a street in La Qulnta to "Andy
Williams" Drive In recognition of the contrlbutlons that Andy Williams has
made to the City of La Qulnta and to the Coachella Valley.
ADOPTED this nlneth day of January, 1990
AYES: 16
NOES: 0
ABSENT: 1
ATTEST:
ByG�7�
ohna Davis, President
By -
Margo et Ro ertson
Exec ive Director
By
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Nanc}i Marks, Secretary
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LA QUINTA CITY COUNCIL
Ladies and Gentlemen:
We are supportive to the suggestion of renaming Avenue 50 to
Andy Williams Drive. He has given of his talent and time to our
community.
I would not support any change in Avenue 52 or 54 as is proposed.
I like Frank Capra, but he hasn't been supportive as has Andy Williams.
F have no knowledge of anything Mery Griffin has done for La
Quinta other than building a house.
H.Lauren Lewis
51-290 Avenidas Bermudas • Post Office Box 1627 • La Quinta, California 92253 • (619)564-1857
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RESOLUTION NO. 90-1
A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
OF
THE LA QUINTA ARTS FOUNDATION
TO RECOMMEND THE RENAMING OF A STREET IN LA QUINTA
TO "ANDY WILLIAMS DRIVE"
BE IT RESOLVED that the Board of Directors of La Quints Arts Foundation
endorses and is in support of renaming a street In La Quints to "Andy
Williams" Drive In recognition of the contributions that Andy Williams has
made to the City of La Quinta and to the Coachella Valley.
ADOPTED this nineth day of .January
AYES: 16
NOES: 0
ABSENT: 1
ATTEST:
U
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CJ.
vis, President
1990.
i
By —
arga et Robertson
Exec ive Director
By �C �� ,
Nanct/Marks, Secretary
036
FZNTIAC
Coca"
December 14,1989
Mayor John Pena
City of La Quints.
78-105 Calle Estado
La Quints, Ca. 92253
Dear Mayor Pena,
I would like to express my support for the effort to
rename Avenue 50 after our Honorary Mayor, Mr, Andy
Williams.
Andy has been a tireless supporter of our community
since the late 1950's and is now working with both
the Boys and Girls Club of La Quinta, and the La
Quinta Arts Foundation.
It is time to raise our La Quints, the gem of the
desert, to celebrity status. It is time for us to
dedicate Avenue 50 as Andy Williams Boulevard.
Sincerely,
LaIRL
Mark Simon
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"The Home of Personal Service"'
P. 0. Box 1461, 78-611 Highway 111, La Quinta, California 92253 (619) 346-2345
BE IT RESOLVED, THAT WE,
THE UNDERSIGNED DO HEREBY DECLARE THAT,T4E„
FOLLOWING AVENUES BE CHANGED:
n)`.`ri�:;',,,',.j
OLD
AVENUE 50 TO
NEW
ANDY WILLIAMS DRIVE
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AVENUE 52 TO
AVENUE 54 TO
FRANK CAPRA DRIVE
MERV GRIFFIN DRIVE
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THESE THREE: LA QUINTA RESIDENTS
OVER THE PAST YEARS
HAVE PROVEN TO BE
STARS IN THE ENTERTAINMENT
FIELD OF MOTION PICTURES,
TELEVISION, AND
RECORDING INDUSTRIES. EVEN MORE IMPORTANTLY, THEY HAVE GIVEN OF THEIR
OWN TIME AND EFFORTS TO HELP
THE LA QUINTA COMMUNITY
IN CHARITABLE,
CIVIC, AND CHURCH FUNCTIONS. TWO HAVE SERVED AS HONORARY MAYORS OF
LA QUINTA. THEIR WORLD-WIDE
REPUTATIONS WILL GIVE LA QUINTA ADDED
PUBLICITY THE WORLD OVER.
ALL THREE GENTLEMEN HAVE
BEEN LOVERS OF
GOLF AND TEINNIS.
AS OF NOVE14BER 15, 1989, ALL THREE STREETS HAVE NOT BEEN DENSELY
POPULATED SO THAT THE CHANGE WILL BE LARGELY DEPENDENT ON THE CITY
FATHERS APPROVAL.
WE STRONGLY FEEL THAT NOW
IS THE TIME FOR THIS ACTION AS INDICATED
BY OUR SIGNATURES BELOW AND WE RESPECTFULLY ASK YOUR
CONCURRENCE.
DATE SIGNATURE
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THE
FOLLOWING AVENUES BE CHANGED:
OLD NEW
AVENUE 50 TO ANDY WILLIAMS DRIVEAVENUE
52 TO FRANK
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AVENUE 54 TO MERRViGRIFFIN
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THESE THREE LA QUINTA RESIDENTS OVER THE PAST YEARS HAVE PROVEN TO BE
STARS IN THE ENTERTAINMENT FIELD OF MOTION PICTURES,
TELEVISION, AND
RECORDING INDUSTRIES. EVEN MORE IMPORTANTLY, THEY HAVE GIVEN OF THEIR
OWN TIME AND EFFORTS TO HELP THE LA QUINTA COMMUNITY
IN CHARITABLE,
CIVIC, AND CHURCH FUNCTIONS. TWO HAVE SERVED AS HONORARY MAYORS OF
LA QUINTA. THEIR WORLD—WIDE REPUTATIONS WILL GIVE LA
QUINTA ADDED
PUBLICITY THE WORLD OVER. ALL THREE GENTLEMEN HAVE BEEN LOVERS OF
GOLF AND TENNIS.
AS OF NOVEMBER 15, 1989, ALL THREE STREETS HAVE NOT BEEN
DENSELY
POPULATED SO THAT THE CHANGE WILL BE LARGELY DEPENDENT
ON THE CITY
FATHERS APPROVAL.
WE STRONGLY FEEL THAT NOW IS THE TIME FOR THIS ACTION
AS INDICATED
BY OUR SIG14ATURES BELOW —AND WE RESPECTFULLY ASK YOUR
CONCURRENCE.
DATE SIGNATURE ADDRESS
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FOLLOWING AVENUES BE CHANGED:
OLD NEW
AVENUE 50 TO ANDY WILLIAMS DRIVE
AVENUE 52 TO FRANK CAPRA DRIVE
AVENUE 54 TO MERV GRIFFIN DRIVE
THESE THREE LA QUINTA RESIDENTS OVER THE PAST YEARS HAVE PROVMq -TO.BE
STARS IN THE ENTERTAINMENT FIELD OF MOTION PICTURES, TELEVISIONO-RNE
RECORDING INDUSTRIES. EVEN MORE IMPORTANTLY, THEY HAVE GIVEN OF THEi
R
OWN TIME AND EFFORTS TO HELP THE LA QUINTA COMMUNITY IN CHARITABLE,
CIVIC, AND CHURCH FUNCTIONS. TWO HAVE SERVED AS HONORARY MAYORS OF
LA QUINTA. THEIR WORLD-WIDE REPUTATIONS WILL GIVE LA QUINTA ADDED
PUBLICITY THE WORLD OVER. ALL THREE GENTLEMEN HAVE BEEN LOVERS OF
GOLF AND TENNIS.
AS OF NOVEMBER 15, 1989, ALL THREE STREETS HAVE NOT BEEN DENSELY
POPULATED SO THAT THE CHANGE WILL BE LARGELY DEPENDENT ON THE CITY
FATHERS APPROVAL.
WE STRONGLYFEEL THAT NOW IS THE TIME FOR THIS ACTION AS INDICATED
BY OUR SIGNATURES BELOW -AND WE RESPECTFULLY ASK YOUR CONCURRENCE.
DATE SIGNATURE ADDRESS PHONE NO.
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BE IT RESOLVED, THAT WE, THE
FOLLOWING AVENUES BE CHANGED:
DO HEREBY DECLARE THAT THE
OLD NEW
AVENUE 50 TO ANDY WILLIAMS DRIVE
AVENUE 52 TO FRANK CAPRA DRIVE
AVENUE 54 TO MERV GRIFFIN DRIVE
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THESE THREE LA QUINTA RESIDENTS OVER THE PAST YEARS''IiyF PROVEN TO BE
STARS IN THE ENTERTAINMENT FIELD OF MOTION PICTURES, TELtEF7ISION,.AND
RECORDING INDUSTRIES. EVEN MORE IMPORTANTLY, THEY HAVE GIVEN`0 ��THEIR
OWN TIME AND EFFORTS TO HELP THE LA QUINTA COMMUNITY IN CHARITABLE;"
CIVIC, AND CHURCH FUNCTIONS. TWO HAVE SERVED AS HONORARY MAYORS OF
LA QUINTA. THEIR WORLD-WIDE REPUTATIONS WILL GIVE LA QUINTA ADDED
PUBLICITY THE WORLD OVER. ALL THREE GENTLEMEN HAVE BEEN LOVERS OF
GOLF AND TENNIS.
AS OF NOVEMBER 15, 1989, ALL THREE STREETS HAVE NOT BEEN DENSELY
POPULATED SO THAT THE CHANGE WILL BE LARGELY DEPENDENT ON THE CITY
FATHERS APPROVAL.
WE STRONGLY FEEL THAT NOW IS THE TIME FOR THIS ACTION AS INDICATED
BY OUR SIGNATURES BELOW -AND WE RESPECTFULLY ASK YOUR CONCURRENCE.
DATE SIGNATURE
ADDRESS
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FOLLOWING AVENUES BE CHANGED:
OLD NEW
AVENUE 50 TO ANDY WILLIAMS DRIVE
AVENUE 52 TO FRANK CAPRA DRIVE
AVENUE 54 TO MERV GRIFFIN DRIVE
THESE THREE LA QUINTA RESIDENTS OVER THE PAST YEARS HAVE PROVEN;;?T0"BE',
STARS IN THE ENTERTAINMENT FIELD OF MOTION PICTURES, TELEVISION, AND_=;
RECORDING INDUSTRIES. EVEN MORE IMPORTANTLY, THEY HAVE GIVEN OF THEIR
OWN TIME AND EFFORTS TO HELP THE LA QUINTA COMMUNITY IN CHARITABLE,
CIVIC, AND CHURCH FUNCTIONS. TWO HAVE SERVED AS HONORARY MAYORS OF
LA QUINTA. THEIR WORLD-WIDE REPUTATIONS WILL GIVE LA QUINTA ADDED
PUBLICITY THE WORLD OVER. ALL THREE GENTLEMEN HAVE BEEN LOVERS OF
GOLF AND TENNIS.
AS OF NOVEMBER 15, 1989, ALL THREE STREETS HAVE NOT BEEN DENSELY
POPULATED SO THAT THE CHANGE WILL BE LARGELY DEPENDENT ON THE CITY
FATHERS APPROVAL.
WE STRONGLY FEEL THAT NOW IS THE TIME FOR THIS ACTION AS INDICATED
BY OUR SIGNATURES BELOW -AND WE RESPECTFULLY ASK YOUR CONCURRENCE.
DATE SIGNATURE
ADDRESS
PHONE NO.
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WE,
THE UNDERSIGNED DO
HEREBY DECLARE
THAT THE
FOLLOWING
AVENUES BE
CHANGED:
OLD
NEW
AVENUE
50
TO
ANDY WILLIAMS
DRIVE
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AVENUE
52
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FRANK CAPRA
DRIVE
AVENUE
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MERV GRIFFIN
DRIVE
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THESE THREE LA QUINTA RESIDENTS OVER THE PAST YEARS HAVE PROVEN TO BE
STARS IN THE ENTERTAINMENT FIELD OF MOTION PICTURES, TELEVISION, AND
RECORDING INDUSTRIES. EVEN MORE IMPORTANTLY, THEY HAVE GIVEN OF THEIR
OWN TIME AND EFFORTS TO HELP THE LA QUINTA COMMUNITY IN CHARITABLE,
CIVIC, AND CHURCH FUNCTIONS. TWO HAVE SERVED AS HONORARY MAYORS OF
LA QUINTA. THEIR WORLD-WIDE REPUTATIONS WILL, GIVE LA QUINTA ADDED
PUBLICITY THE WORLD OVER. ALL THREE GENTLEMEN HAVE BEEN LOVERS OF
GOLF AND TENNIS.
AS OF NOVEMBER 15, 1989, ALL THREE STREETS HAVE NOT BEEN DENSELY
POPULATED SO THAT THE CHANGE WILL BE LARGELY DEPENDENT ON THE CITY
FATHERS APPROVAL.
WE STRONGLY FEEL THAT NOW IS THE TIME FOR THIS ACTION AS INDICATED
BY OUR SIGNATURES BELOW AND WE RESPECTFULLY ASK YOUR CONCURRENCE.
DATE SIGNATURI
ADDRESS
PHONE NO.
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FOLLOWING AVENUES BE
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AVENUE 52
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FRANK CAPRA DRIVE
CITY OF LA QUINTA
TO
MERV GRIFFIN DRIVE
PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT DEFT.
THESE THREE LA QUINTA RESIDENTS OVER THE PAST YEARS HAVE PROVEN TO BE
STARS IN THE ENTERTAINMENT FIELD OF MOTION PICTURES, TELEVISION, AND
RECORDING INDUSTRIES. EVEN MORE IMPORTANTLY, THEY HAVE GIVEN OF THEIR
OWN TIME AND EFFORTS TO HELP THE LA QUINTA COMMUNITY IN CHARITABLE,
CIVIC, AND CHURCH FUNCTIONS. TWO HAVE SERVED AS HONORARY MAYORS OF
LA QUINTA. THEIR WORLD-WIDE REPUTATIONS WILL GIVE LA QUINTA ADDED
PUBLICITY THE WORLD OVER. ALL THREE GENTLEMEN HAVE BEEN LOVERS OF
GOLF AND TENNIS.
AS OF NOVE4BER 15, 1989, ALL THREE STREETS HAVE NOT BEEN DENSELY
POPULATED SO THAT THE CHANGE WILL BE LARGELY DEPENDENT ON THE CITY
FATHERS APPROVAL.
WE STRONGLY FEEL THAT NOW IS THE TIME FOR THIS ACTION AS INDICATED
BY OUR SIGNATURES BELOW -AND WE RESPECTFULLY ASK YOUR CONCURRENCE.
DATE SIGNATURE
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FOLLOWING AVENUES BE CHANGED:
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AVENUE 50 TO ANDY WILLIAMS DRIVE CITv OF �
AVENUE 52 TO FRANK CAPRA DRIVE PIANNING & o fi ��ENIT CEP).
AVENUE 54 TO MERV GRIFFIN DRIVE
THESE THREE LA QUINTA RESIDENTS OVER THE PAST YEARS HAVE PROVEN TO BE
STARS IN THE ENTERTAINMENT FIELD OF MOTION PICTURES, TELEVISION, AND
RECORDING INDUSTRIES. EVEN MORE IMPORTANTLY, THEY HAVE GIVEN OF THEIR
OWN TIME AND EFFORTS TO HELP THE LA QUINTA COMMUNITY IN CHARITABLE,
CIVIC, AND CHURCH FUNCTIONS. TWO HAVE SERVED AS HONORARY MAYORS OF
LA QUINTA. THEIR WORLD-WIDE REPUTATIONS WILL GIVE LA QUINTA ADDED
PUBLICITY THE WORLD OVER. ALL THREE GENTLEMEN HAVE BEEN LOVERS OF
GOLF AND TENNIS.
AS OF NOVEMBER 158 1989; ALL THREE STREETS HAVE NOT BEEN DENSELY
POPULATED SO THAT THE CHANGE WILL BE LARGELY DEPENDENT ON THE CITY
FATHERS APPROVAL.
WE STRONGLY FEEL THAT NOW IS THE TIME FOR THIS ACTION AS INDICATED
BY OUR SIGNATURES BELOW AND WE RESPECTFULLY ASK YOUR CONCURRENCE.
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FOLLOWING AVENUES BE CHANGED:
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AVENUE 50 TO ANDY WILLIAMS DRIVE
AVENUE 52 TO FRANK CAPRA DRIVE '^"r
AVENUE 54 TO MERV GRIFFIN DRIVE P(gc/�T� �, /�;Z0
THESE THREE LA QUINTA RESIDENTS OVER THE PAST YEARS HA�,Vl'RQ C (4Oji_
STARS IN THE ENTERTAINMENT FIELD OF MOTION PICTURES, TELEVIS of?a"IL4ee
RECORDING INDUSTRIES. EVEN MORE IMPORTANTLY, THEY HAVE GIVEN OF THitS
OWN TIME AND EFFORTS TO HELP THE LA QUINTA COMMUNITY IN CHARITABLE,
CIVIC, AND CHURCH FUNCTIONS. TWO HAVE SERVED AS HONORARY MAYORS OF
LA QUINTA. THEIR WORLD-WIDE REPUTATIONS WILL GIVE LA QUINTA ADDED
PUBLICITY THE WORLD OVER. ALL THREE GENTLEMEN HAVE BEEN LOVERS OF
GOLF AND TENNIS,
AS OF NOVEMBER 15, 1989, ALL THREE STREETS HAVE NOT BEEN DENSELY
POPULATED SO THAT THE CHANGE WILL BE LARGELY DEPENDENT ON THE CITY
FATHERS APPROVAL.
WE STRONGLY FEEL THAT NOW IS THE TIME FOR THIS ACTION AS INDICATED
BY OUR SIGINATURES BELOW —AND WE RESPECTFULLY ASK YOUR CONCURRENCE.
DATE SIGNATURE
ADDRESS
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FOLLOWING AVENUES BE CHANGED;
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AVENUE 52 TO FRANK CAPRA DRIVE . lt'�
AVENUE 54 TO MERV GRIFFIN DRIVE ClT �' ? l90n
THESE THREE LA QUINTA RESIDENTS OVER THE PAST YEARS �PRQ- TiS BE
STARS IN THE ENTERTAINMENT FIELD OF MOTION PICTURESP�flS I
RECORDING INDUSTRIES. EVEN MORE IMPORTANTLY, THEY HAVE GIVE �1Nr IR
OWN TIME AND EFFORTS TO HELP THE LA QUINTA COMMUNITY IN CHARITABL ;7.
CIVIC, AND CHURCH FUNCTIONS. TWO HAVE SERVED AS HONORARY MAYORS OF
LA QUINTA. THEIR WORLD-WIDE REPUTATIONS WILL GIVE LA QUINTA ADDED
PUBLICITY THE WORLD OVER. ALL THREE GENTLEMEN HAVE BEEN LOVERS OF
GOLF AND TENNIS.
AS OF NOVEMBER 15, 19891 ALL THREE STREETS HAVE NOT BEEN DENSELY
POPULATED SO THAT THE CHANGE WILL BE LARGELY DEPENDENT ON THE CITY
FATHERS APPROVAL,
WE STRONGLY FEEL THAT NOW IS THE TIME FOR THIS ACTION AS INDICATED
BY OUR SIGNATURES BELOW —AND WE RESPECTFULLY ASK YOUR CONCURRENCE.
DATE SIGNATURE
ADDRESS
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STARS IN THE ENTERTAINMENT FIELD OF MOTION PICTURES, TELEVISION, ' IVP7
RECORDING INDUSTRIES. EVEN MORE IMPORTANTLY, THEY HAVE GIVEN OF THEIR
OWN TIME AND EFFORTS TO HELP THE LA QUINTA COMMUNITY IN CHARITABLE,
CIVIC, AND CHURCH FUNCTIONS. TWO HAVE SERVED AS HONORARY MAYORS OF
LA QUINTA. THEIR WORLD-WIDE REPUTATIONS WILL GIVE LA QUINTA ADDED
PUBLICITY THE WORLD OVER. ALL THREE GENTLEMEN HAVE BEEN LOVERS OF
GOLF AND TENNIS.
AS OF NOVEMBER 15, 1989, ALL THREE STREETS HAVE NOT BEEN DENSELY
POPULATED SO THAT THE CHANGE WILL BE LARGELY DEPENDENT ON THE CITY
FATHERS APPROVAL,
WE STRONGLY FEEL THAT NOW IS THE TIME FOR THIS ACTION AS INDICATED
BY OUR SIGNATURES BELOW AND WE RESPECTFULLY ASK YOUR CONCURRENCE.
DATE SIGNATURE
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THESE THREE LA QUINTA RESIDENTS OVER THE PAST YEARS HAVE PROVEN TO BE
STARS IN THE ENTERTAINMENT FIELD OF MOTION PICTURES, TELEVISION, AND
RECORDING INDUSTRIES. EVEN MORE IMPORTANTLY, THEY HAVE GIVEN OF THEIR
OWN TIME AND EFFORTS TO HELP THE LA QUINTA COMMUNITY IN CHARITABLE,
CIVIC, AND CHURCH FUNCTIONS. TWO HAVE SERVED AS HONORARY MAYORS OF
LA QUINTA. THEIR WORLD-WIDE REPUTATIONS WILL GIVE LA QUINTA ADDED
PUBLICITY THE WORLD OVER. ALL THREE GENTLEMEN HAVE BEEN LOVERS OF
GOLF AND TENNIS.
AS OF NOVEMBER 15, 1999, ALL THREE STREETS HAVE NOT BEEN DENSELY
POPULATED SO THAT THE CHANGE WILL BE LARGELY DEPENDENT ON THE CITY
FATHERS APPROVAL.
WE STRONGLY FEEL THAT NOW IS THE TIME FOR THIS ACTION AS INDICATED
BY OUR SIGNATURES BELOW AND WE RESPECTFULLY ASK YOUR CONCURRENCE.
DATE SIGNATURE ADDRESS PHONE NO.
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December 14,1989
Mayor John Pena
City of La Quinta
18-105 Calle Estado
La Quinta, Ca. 92253
Tear Mayor
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I would like to express my support for the effort to
rename .Avenue 50 after our Honorary Mayor, Mr, Andy
Williams.
Andy has been a tireless supporter of our community
since tine late 1950's and is now working with both
the Boys and Girls Club of La Quinta, and the La
Quinta Arts Foundation.
It is time to raise our La Quinta, the gem of the
desert, to celebrity status. It is time for us to
dedicate Avenue 50 as Andy Williams Boulevard.
Sincerely,
Mark Simon
"The Home of Personal Service"
P. O. Box 1461, 78-611 Highway 111, La Quinta, California 92253 (619) 346-2345 �(�
PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING r�
Date: !0?.3- 9G) Time Started /.
Flag Salute 2i / &q,&.
Roll Call.: Commissioner Bund ✓
Commissioner Moran
Commissioner Steding .i
Commissioner Zelles ✓
Chairman Walling
HEARINGS:
1. TT 25402, North Star California Corp. - Continued
Request: Approval of TT Map to subdivide 35.66 gross
acres into 61 residential lots and other
miscellaneous lots.
Staff Report by: ra��
Questions of Staff
Public Hearing - Applicant A//5A,1
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Commission Discussion
Conditions of Approval Modified:
ACTION TAKEN:
Resolution No. '—t:::7 (Resolution #90-004)
Moved by Commissioner zo
Seconded by Commissioner
Roll Call Vote:
Moran
Bund
Zelles
Steding
CI
Walling y
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Public Comment:
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Consent Calendar: M'nutes 1/9/90 Moved by S� d
P.� . —� —
Q�p � /y,�� Seconded by VM �—
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BUSINESS SESSION:
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1. Street Name Changes
Staff Report by
Commissioner Discussion W-R_C(�.
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ACTION TAKEN: Resolution No. 0-60(Resolution 90-00'.y)
Moved by Commissioner f71_
Seconded by CommissionertQQc✓
Roll Call Vote: Moran
Bund
Zelles
Steding t[b
_ Walling
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2. TT 22982 & TT 24208 - Cactus Flower - Architectural
Elevations
Staff Report by Applicant:
Commissioner Discussion
Conditions of Approval Modified
ACTION TAKEN: Minute Order No. 00 1 (90-002)
Moved by Commissioner YYLAr`.�-
Seconded by Commissioner
Roll Call Vote: Moran
Bund
Zelles
Steding
Walling
Other
ADJOURNMENT: Moved by Commissioner
Seconded by Commissioner4
Next meeting date:
Time:
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