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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPermit DR-12-73 - SHASTA BEVERAGE COMPANY - ADDITION DESIGN REVIEWdr-12-73 1227 andover park east shasta beverages Minutes, 29 November 1973 Page 7 Sign Review - Sea -Tac Medical Mr. Hansen read staff comments noting the proposed sign complies with the Sign Code. Motion by Mr. Link, seconded by Mr. Kirsop and carried to approve the sign as submitted. Sign Review - Sample Boutique Mr. Hansen read staff comments noting the proposed sign complies with the Sign Code. Motion by Mr.. Saul, seconded by Mr. Lamb and carried to approve the sign as submitted. Sign Review - Fisher's Fund Raising Mr. Hansen read staff comments noting the proposed sign complies with the Sign Code. Motion by Mr. Lamb, seconded by Mr. Saul and carried to approve the sign as submitted. Site Plan Review - Shasta Beverage Addition Mr. Hansen read staff comments noting the storage area will be screened and that Shasta intends encouraging this addition with future building expansion. Motion by Mr. Link, seconded by Mr. Lamb and carried to approve the plan as submitted. By -Law Amendments Motion by Mr. Kirsop, seconded by Mr. Saul and carried to amend the Planning Commission By -Laws to define a quorum as a simple majority of the total member of Planning Commission members. Motion by Mr. Link, seconded by Mr. Saul and carried to amend the Planning Commission By -Laws to state the regular meeting date as the fourth Thursday of each month. Sign Reviews in C -M Zone Mr. Crutchfield, Staff, read letter to Commission, from Staff, recommending the Commission eliminate the policy of reviewing wall signs within the C -M Zone. This was requested in light of the Sign Code and that the sign must conform to the Sign Code before it comes before the Commission and that. it seems a duplication of effort. C. A.C.C. Minutes November 13, 1973 Page 2 2. CITY OF TUKWILA SHOPS a. Yard Sign Mr. Keever moved to accept the plans as presented. Mr. Davidson seconded the motion and it passed unan- imously. b. Landscape Plans Mr. Keever moved to accept the plans as presented with the provision that there be total sprinklering and fertilization of all landscaped areas. Mr. McCurdy seconded the motion and it passed unan- imously. 3. FISHER'S FUND RAISING Building Sign Mr. Keever moved that a letter be sent to the Messenger Sign Co. outlining the inadequacies in the plans as submitted. There is no way to determine from the plans if the sign meets the Protective Covenants or City of Tukwila standards. The Sign Co. is to be directed to re- submit a revised drawing at the next A.C.C. meeting. Mr. McCurdy seconded the motion and it passed unan- imously. . SHASTA BEVERAGE CO. Outdoor Storage Dock Lengthy discussion ensued as to the rear yard coverage area as stated in the Protective Covenants. It was generally agreed that the configuration as proposed was probably esthetically more pleasing than a long narrow dock extending northerly from the building. Mr. Commeree presented the plans and stated that the dock will be constructed in order to accommodate future building expansion. Mr. McCurdy moved to accept the plans as presented provided that there be a decorative fence at least six (6) feet in height mounted on top of the exposed edges of the dock and that the dock be included in the future building expansion area, also that all outdoor materials be stored within the confines of the fenced area and that the outdoor storage materials be maintained to a height less than that of the fence. A.C.C. Minutes November 13, 1973 Page 3 All the foregoing is subject to the approval of the City of Tukwila regulations. Mr. Keever seconded the motion and it was passed unanimously. Of further note, is the sugar storage tank located at the rear of the existing building. The tank has been in violation of the Protective Covenants as well as the easement restrictions imposed by the Milwaukee Railroad. Numerous letters have been exchanged on this subject in past years apparently to no avail. Mr. Commeree was directed by the A.C.C. to present a letter stating that the tank will be moved to a location that is not in violation with the Protective Covenants or railroad restrictions. 5. MEMBER'SCOMMENT Proposed Amendment No. 6 Various suggestions were offered by the members there present. Mr. Keever stated that in the event Puget Western, Inc. will not provide the necessary administra- tive services, the Chairman of the A.C.C. would desig- nate another firm to take over these duties. Also offered by Mr. McCurdy was that in the paragraph concerning Puget Western, Inc., parenthesis be added to say (so long as Puget Western, Inc. remains in operation it is a wholly owned subsidiary of Puget Sound Power & Light Co.) Mr. Baker suggested that a set of by -laws be formulated to govern the A.C.C. in the future. A letter from Mayor Todd of the City of Tukwila was presented and read by Mr. Baker (letter attached). The contents of the letter regarding extending the height limitation of the Protective Covenants was viewed by the A.C.C. as being detrimental to the existing owner's in Andover Park. It also appears the massive loads such a large structure demands would be nearly impossible due to existing soil conditions. As a result of these comments the A.C.C. will not amend the height restriction as set forth in the Protective Covenants, but will encourage lowering the three - hundred (300) foot limit in the area south of.I -405 to the present thirty -five (35) foot restriction. t aal ,&MthVeZ. pK E. 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