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6350 south 153rd street
6360 south 153rd street
oak harbor freight terminal expansion
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City of Tukwila
Building Division
6200 Southcenter Boulevard
Tukwila, Washington 98188 433 -1853
Office of Community Development
PLANNING COMMISSION
Minutes of the regular meeting of 25 October 1979.
Chairma •• convened the meeting at 8:08 P.M. in the C ouncil Chambers.
Commission m- ames and Richards were absent.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
Minutes of the regula
79 were accepted as presented.
MOVED : `SKI, SECONDED BY MR. ORRICO, TO AP' • ' ANNING COMMISSION
UTES OF 27 SEPTEMBER 1979. MOTION CARRIED.
v / CITY COUNCIL ACTION
Item III A.: WAIVER APPLICATION - OAK HARBOR FREIGHT LINES: CITY COUNCIL REQUEST
FOR ADVISORY INPUT (79 -28 -W)
Staff Planner Fred Satterstrpm read the staff memorandum of 25 October 1979.
This item was tabled from the Planning Commission meeting of 27 September 1979.
At that time, the commission requested additional information from the staff and
applicants, and suggested that each member visit the proposed truck - terminal
expansion site individually.
Chairman Kirsop asked the commissioners present for discussion of the proposal; there
were no comments.
MOVED BY MRS. AVERY, WITH MR. ORRICO'S SECOND, TO RECOMMEND APPROVAL OF THE PRELIMI-
NARY WAIVER APPLICATION 79 -28 -W, PROVIDED THAT THE PROJECT BE SCREENED BY LANDSCAPING
FROM INTERURBAN AVENUE. A MINIMAL PERIMETER PLANTING AREA WIDTH OF 8' PER EXHIBIT A -1
OF THE PROPOSED LANDSCAPE PLAN SHOULD BE REQUIRED.
N CARRIED 4 -1, MR. SOWINSKI DISSENTING.
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Item IV B.: Req e Planning Commission
to recomme • •- City Co
City of Tukwila
accordance
At the c
•uest, the commission agreed to fores
public hearing on the draft zoning ordinance, agen
f • •• is Works Director
ey accept on behalf of the
improvements to Upland Drive, in
ration of this
s con-
25 October 1979
ITEM 1: PLANTING PLAN
ITEM 2: LOCATION MAP
ITEM 3: INTERURBAN AVENUE CORRIDOR PLAN
Enclosures:
Exhibits A -1, A -2, B, C
CITY OF TUKWILA
PLANNING DIVISION
PLANNING COMMISSION
MEMORANDUM OF TRANSMITTAL 8:00 P.M.
AGENDA ITEM IEE : OAK HARBOR FREIGHT LINES (79 -28 -W)
Your Commission has been asked by the City Council to provide advisory input on Oak
Harbor Freight Lines' Preliminary Waiver Application on the land use implications
of permitting expansion of their current facility. This discussion was tabled from
the Planning Commission meeting of 25 October 1979.
Exhibits A -1 and A -2 attached are the conceptual landscaping details for the pro-
posed truck terminal expansion site which were requested by the Commission at its
last meeting.
During last month's discussion of this item, there was some justifiable confusion
on everyone's part as to the exact limits of the existing freight terminal, the
proposed limits of the trailer- parking expansion area, and the limits of the com-
mercial frontage designated on the Comprehensive Plan for Interurban Avenue.
Exhibit "B" has been prepared by staff to clarify these relationships.
Exhibit C is an excerpt from the Interurban Avenue Corridor Plan describing the
City's intent to encourage a commercial node on both sides of the street in the
vicinity of 58th Avenue South. The approximate location of Oak Harbor's expansion
site is designated on the diagram near the "bend" of the river, and is within the
"commercial focus" portion of the nodal area.
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focus with commercial uses extending
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could appropriately be improved to the
east. The mid -point along Interurban
could also reinforce east -west relation-
ships from uphill areas and across the
river.