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CALL TO ORDER:
Chair Calerdine called the meeting at 1:33 pm.
ROLL CALL:
Roll Call: 7 members present, 0 members absent, 0 members excused.
REPORT OF POSTING OF AGENDA:
The agenda was available for public access at the City Hall exterior bulletin board (west side of Council Chamber) and the Planning Services counter by 6:00 pm on Thursday, January 19, 2017.
ACCEPTANCE OF THE AGENDA:
Commissioner Hirschbein requested Item 1A pulled from Consent Calendar for further discussion.
Vice-Chair Weremiuk requested Item 3A moved to the end of the public hearings.
PUBLIC COMMENTS:
Chair Calerdine opened the public comments portion of the agenda:
ROXANN PLOSS, spoke in reference to Item 3D, suggested pomegranite trees or other options could be considered instead of olive trees.
There being no further comments public comments was closed.
1. CONSENT CALENDAR:
1A. APPROVAL OF A RESOLUTION RELATED TO AN ACTION TAKEN BY THE PLANNING COMMISSION ON JANUARY 11, 2017 FOR A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT TO ALLOW A 4,492-SQUARE FOOT REAL ESTATE OFFICE ON THE GROUND FLOOR OF THE MULTI-TENANT BUILDING CONSTRUCTED ON BLOCK A OF THE DOWNTOWN PALM SPRINGS SPECIFIC PLAN AT 201 NORTH PALM CANYON DRIVE, ZONE
CBD, SECTION 15 (CASE NO. 5.1403 CUP). (DN)
Commissioner Hirschbein commented that he was absent during the hearing when this item was heard and noted reasons for opposition to the project:
1. Downtown Guidelines were established for a good reason.
2. Ample space to accommodate this use upstairs on second floor.
3. Foot traffic for real estate office was not verified.
4. Real estate offices are less in demand because electronic signing of documents - working out of they're homes.
5. Developer said he had retailers lined-up to fill the vacant spaces - questioned why looking for real estate use.
6. How is a successful retail environment populated and questioned what type of uses will be allowed given that criteria is foot traffic (primary care physician office, dentist office or a bank) you would not want these in a successful retail environment.
Commissioner Donenfeld stated that he is strongly opposed to use on Palm Canyon Drive.
Motion to approve Adopt resolution as presented. Moved by Vice-Chair Weremiuk, seconded by Chair Calerdine.
Vote to approve Adopt resolution as presented. (Approved)
2. PUBLIC HEARINGS:
2B. WLA INVESTMENTS INCORPORATED, REQUESTING FOR A CHANGE OF ZONE FOR AN EXISTING DEVELOPMENT KNOWN AS THE NORTH VILLAGE CENTER LOCATED AT 19345-19465 NORTH INDIAN CANYON DRIVE, ZONE HC, SECTION 15 (CASE 5.1401-ZC). (ER)
Principal Planner Robertson presented an overview on the proposed change of zone as outlined in the staff report.
Commissioner Middleton verified if any comments were received from any property owners along 20th Avenue and to the east of the subject property. (None were received.)
Chair Calerdine verified the original zoning and annexation of the property.
Chair Calerdine opened the public hearing:
NOEL RAMOS, leasing property agent, summarized the history of the property and requested approval zoning to be consistence with industrial uses.
There being no further speakers the public hearing was closed.
Motion to approve Recommend approval of the Zone Change to the City Council. Moved by Commissioner Lowe, seconded by Commissioner Donenfeld.
Vote to approve Recommend approval of the Zone Change to the City Council. (Approved)
3. NEW BUSINESS:
3A. PALM SPRINGS PROMENADE, LLC FOR AN AMENDMENT TO THE APPROVED LANDSCAPE AND HARDSCAPE PLANS FOR DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS WITHIN THE DOWNTOWN PALM SPRINGS SPECIFIC PLAN LOCATED GENERALLY AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF PALM CANYON DRIVE AND TAHQUITZ CANYON WAY, ZONE CBD (CASE NOS. 5.1290 PD-361, 3.3605 MAJ, 3.3606 MAJ, 3.3607 MAJ, 3.3785 MAJ, 3.3908 MAJ AND 3.3948 MAJ). (DN)
Staff requested a continuance on this Item to return to the subcommittee for review of the landscape/hardscape.
Motion to approve Continue to a date uncertain. Moved by Vice-Chair Weremiuk, seconded by Chair Calerdine.
Vote to approve Continue to a date uncertain. (Approved)
3B. DAKOTA PS, LLC REQUESTING AN AMENDMENT TO AN APPROVED PLANNED DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT TO ELIMINATE ONE UNIT AND INSTALL A TRAILHEAD AT THE SOUTH END OF THE 6.37-ACRE DEVELOPMENT KNOWN AS "DAKOTA" AND LOCATED AT 1501 SOUTH BELARDO ROAD, ZONE PD-365, SECTION 22 (CASE 5.1310 PD-365 AMEND). (DN)
Associate Planner Newell presented an overview on the request for a modification of the Final Development Plan as outlined in the staff report.
The Commission requested clarification and/or commented on:
-Is the dedication of open-space in place?
-Park in-lieu of Quimby fees.
-Items for consideration today.
-Southeast entrance to site.
-Is there a liability to property that connects to trail?
Commissioner Hirschbein said he would like to see the trailhead and enhancements on the area adjacent to Belardo Road addressed.
Vice-Chair Weremiuk noted that a fence could be put up very easily if the parcel owner wanted to keep people out. She would like to see enhancements to the flatter areas.
Commissioner Hudson thinks it would be a mistake to construct a trail that leads to a privately-owned parcel. He would like to see benches, water station and a simple shade structure along the bike path.
Motion to approve Continue to a date uncertain to allow the applicant to modify the landscape plan subject to:
1. Submit a landscape plan addressing that provides planting materials to (1) screen the large blank wall on the side of unit 38 and (2) minimize the appearance of the rear wall adjacent to the mountain. The rear wall shall be moved back 5 feet and constructed as a primarily a garden wall with some retaining. revisions requested by the Architectural Advisory Committee (AAC) for review and approval to the Director of Planning Services, after receiving a recommendation from the appointed AAC subcommittee.
2. Trail head to be partially developed that includes park area (similar to original park structure) with shade structure, benches, water station). Moved by Vice-Chair Weremiuk, seconded by Commissioner Lowe.
Vote to approve Continue to a date uncertain to allow the applicant to modify the landscape plan subject to:
1. Submit a landscape plan addressing that provides planting materials to (1) screen the large blank wall on the side of unit 38 and (2) minimize the appearance of the rear wall adjacent to the mountain. The rear wall shall be moved back 5 feet and constructed as a primarily a garden wall with some retaining. revisions requested by the Architectural Advisory Committee (AAC) for review and approval to the Director of Planning Services, after receiving a recommendation from the appointed AAC subcommittee.
2. Trail head to be partially developed that includes park area (similar to original park structure) with shade structure, benches, water station). (Approved)
A recess was taken at 2:25 pm.
Meeting resumed at 2:35 pm.
3C. FREEHOLD COMMUNITIES, LLC, REQUESTING APPROVAL OF FINAL DEVELOPMENT PLANS FOR AN AMENITY CENTER / CLUBHOUSE FOR MIRALON; A RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT LOCATED ALONG THE NORTH SIDE OF SAN RAFAEL DRIVE, EAST OF NORTH INDIAN CANYON DRIVE, SOUTH OF THE WHITEWATER RIVER AND WEST OF SUNRISE WAY, ZONE PDD 290, SECTION 35 (CASE 5.0982-PD 290 / TTM 31848). (ER)
Principal Planner Robertson provided an overview on the final development plans as outlined in the staff report.
BRAD SCHUKHART, addressed the meeting space and provided details on the site plan for the amenity center using the PowerPoint presentation and responded to questions from the Commission.
TIM SMALLWOOD, Robert Hidey Architects, provided details on the architectural features, elevations, design and type of materials. He was available for questions from the Commission.
MARK LINNEY, landscape architect, provided an overview on the planting plan, pool deck (elevation, cross section, cabanas) viewing area, bocce courts, dog park and shade structures.
Commissioner Hudson said the project is more sophisticated than what he had expected from some of the other images. He thinks it it is a consistent, integrated well-thought out solution to a mundane building from the site plan (classic french gardens) to the floor plans and elevations to the details. He suggested the following:
-Shade structures seem to be uniform height. Encourage to look at pool cabanas seem to look very tall may want to mix up the height a bit.
-Detailing is impressive and successful.
-Elements with lattice work is great and encouraged looking at the other opportunities for dog park entry portals.
Commissioner Middleton noted concern and suggested extending the wind break to the homes on the culde-sac. She spoke in favor of the architecture.
Commissioner Donenfeld concurred with Hudson and Middleton; however, he asked if safety issues were considered for children playing lake. (There's is a fence that surrounds it.)
Vice-Chair Weremiuk made the following comments:
-Dog park should be large enough for big dogs with plenty of shading.
-Would like to see dimensions included in the plans.
Motion to approve Final PDD plans are in substantial conformance with the Preliminary PDD standards and approve as submitted. Moved by Commissioner Middleton, seconded by Commissioner Donenfeld.
Vote to approve Final PDD plans are in substantial conformance with the Preliminary PDD standards and approve as submitted. (Approved)
3D. FREEHOLD COMMUNITIES, LLC, REQUESTING APPROVAL OF OPEN SPACE PLANTING AND IRRIGATION LAKES PLANS FOR A PREVIOUSLY-APPROVED PRELIMINARY PLANNED DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT PROJECT CONSISTING OF 1,150 RESIDENTIAL UNITS AND AN AMENITY CENTER / CLUBHOUSE, LOCATED ALONG THE NORTH SIDE OF SAN RAFAEL DRIVE, EAST OF NORTH INDIAN CANYON DRIVE, SOUTH OF THE WHITEWATER RIVER AND WEST OF SUNRISE WAY, (CASE 5.0982-PDD 290). (ER)
Principal Planner Robertson summarized the changes made to the project.
BRAD SCHUKHART, Freehold Communities, provided details on the irrigation lakes and maintenance of crops.
BLAINE CARIAN, Desert Fresh, farmer, evaluated different water-saving crops and (citrus, grapes and dates) and concluded that olive trees require minimal harvesting and have no insect problems (pomegranites have insect problems and require a lot of people to harvest).
TOM CURRY, Temecula Olive Oil Company, commented that olive oil cannot not meet the use for the market and trees use minimal water, easy maintenance and very short flowering period. (Less water increases the oil content.)
Commissioner Middleton reiterated the problems with rodents and why olive trees are preferable.
Commissioner Donenfeld noted the concern with high allergies in the desert and verified the allergic effect.
Vice-Chair Weremiuk said extensive testimony was heard and every possible fruit/tree and found that the olive trees were the best tree and agreed keeping the lake as reserve water supply to ensure the orchards are reserved.
Motion to approve Approve with conditions subject to:
1. With a preference for Olive trees that have higher oil content. Moved by Vice-Chair Weremiuk, seconded by Commissioner Middleton.
Vote to approve Approve with conditions subject to:
1. With a preference for Olive trees that have higher oil content. (Approved)
A recess was taken at 3:41 pm.
The meeting resumed at 3:49 pm.
end of the agenda
2A. CONT'D - CITY OF PALM SPRINGS FOR A ZONE TEXT AMENDMENT RELATING TO THE CRITERIA AND PROCEDURES FOR THE REVIEW OF EXTENSION OF TIME APPLICATIONS (CASE 5.1405 ZTA). (FF)
Motion to approve Continue to a date certain of February 8, 2017. Moved by Vice-Chair Weremiuk, seconded by Commissioner Lowe.
Vote to approve Continue to a date certain of February 8, 2017. (Approved)
PLANNING COMMISSION REPORTS, REQUESTS AND COMMENTS:
None.
PLANNING DIRECTOR'S REPORT:
Planning Director Fagg provided an update on the following items:
-Canyon View revised site plan.
-Extension of Time regulations.
-Upcoming Joint Planning Commission and AAC Meeting to discuss the rehabilitation of fire station #4 on February 22, 2017.
-City Council joint meeting with Planning Commission.
-CEQA ordinance for draft small lot ordinance.
-City Council meeting to discuss the Downtown Park.
-Draft EIR and Vision Agua Caliente Master Plan.
ADJOURNMENT:
The Planning Commission adjourned at 4:01 pm to Wednesday, February 8, 2017, at 1:30 pm, City Hall, Council Chamber, preceded by a Study Session at 11:00 am, City Hall, Large Conference Room, 3200 East Tahquitz Canyon Way, Palm Springs.
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CALL TO ORDER:
Chair Calerdine called the meeting at 1:33 pm.
ROLL CALL:
Roll Call: 7 members present, 0 members absent, 0 members excused.
REPORT OF POSTING OF AGENDA:
The agenda was available for public access at the City Hall exterior bulletin board (west side of Council Chamber) and the Planning Services counter by 6:00 pm on Thursday, January 19, 2017.
ACCEPTANCE OF THE AGENDA:
Commissioner Hirschbein requested Item 1A pulled from Consent Calendar for further discussion.
Vice-Chair Weremiuk requested Item 3A moved to the end of the public hearings.
PUBLIC COMMENTS:
Chair Calerdine opened the public comments portion of the agenda:
ROXANN PLOSS, spoke in reference to Item 3D, suggested pomegranite trees or other options could be considered instead of olive trees.
There being no further comments public comments was closed.
1. CONSENT CALENDAR:
1A. APPROVAL OF A RESOLUTION RELATED TO AN ACTION TAKEN BY THE PLANNING COMMISSION ON JANUARY 11, 2017 FOR A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT TO ALLOW A 4,492-SQUARE FOOT REAL ESTATE OFFICE ON THE GROUND FLOOR OF THE MULTI-TENANT BUILDING CONSTRUCTED ON BLOCK A OF THE DOWNTOWN PALM SPRINGS SPECIFIC PLAN AT 201 NORTH PALM CANYON DRIVE, ZONE
CBD, SECTION 15 (CASE NO. 5.1403 CUP). (DN)
Commissioner Hirschbein commented that he was absent during the hearing when this item was heard and noted reasons for opposition to the project:
1. Downtown Guidelines were established for a good reason.
2. Ample space to accommodate this use upstairs on second floor.
3. Foot traffic for real estate office was not verified.
4. Real estate offices are less in demand because electronic signing of documents - working out of they're homes.
5. Developer said he had retailers lined-up to fill the vacant spaces - questioned why looking for real estate use.
6. How is a successful retail environment populated and questioned what type of uses will be allowed given that criteria is foot traffic (primary care physician office, dentist office or a bank) you would not want these in a successful retail environment.
Commissioner Donenfeld stated that he is strongly opposed to use on Palm Canyon Drive.
Motion to approve Adopt resolution as presented. Moved by Vice-Chair Weremiuk, seconded by Chair Calerdine.
Vote to approve Adopt resolution as presented. (Approved)
2. PUBLIC HEARINGS:
2B. WLA INVESTMENTS INCORPORATED, REQUESTING FOR A CHANGE OF ZONE FOR AN EXISTING DEVELOPMENT KNOWN AS THE NORTH VILLAGE CENTER LOCATED AT 19345-19465 NORTH INDIAN CANYON DRIVE, ZONE HC, SECTION 15 (CASE 5.1401-ZC). (ER)
Principal Planner Robertson presented an overview on the proposed change of zone as outlined in the staff report.
Commissioner Middleton verified if any comments were received from any property owners along 20th Avenue and to the east of the subject property. (None were received.)
Chair Calerdine verified the original zoning and annexation of the property.
Chair Calerdine opened the public hearing:
NOEL RAMOS, leasing property agent, summarized the history of the property and requested approval zoning to be consistence with industrial uses.
There being no further speakers the public hearing was closed.
Motion to approve Recommend approval of the Zone Change to the City Council. Moved by Commissioner Lowe, seconded by Commissioner Donenfeld.
Vote to approve Recommend approval of the Zone Change to the City Council. (Approved)
3. NEW BUSINESS:
3A. PALM SPRINGS PROMENADE, LLC FOR AN AMENDMENT TO THE APPROVED LANDSCAPE AND HARDSCAPE PLANS FOR DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS WITHIN THE DOWNTOWN PALM SPRINGS SPECIFIC PLAN LOCATED GENERALLY AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF PALM CANYON DRIVE AND TAHQUITZ CANYON WAY, ZONE CBD (CASE NOS. 5.1290 PD-361, 3.3605 MAJ, 3.3606 MAJ, 3.3607 MAJ, 3.3785 MAJ, 3.3908 MAJ AND 3.3948 MAJ). (DN)
Staff requested a continuance on this Item to return to the subcommittee for review of the landscape/hardscape.
Motion to approve Continue to a date uncertain. Moved by Vice-Chair Weremiuk, seconded by Chair Calerdine.
Vote to approve Continue to a date uncertain. (Approved)
3B. DAKOTA PS, LLC REQUESTING AN AMENDMENT TO AN APPROVED PLANNED DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT TO ELIMINATE ONE UNIT AND INSTALL A TRAILHEAD AT THE SOUTH END OF THE 6.37-ACRE DEVELOPMENT KNOWN AS "DAKOTA" AND LOCATED AT 1501 SOUTH BELARDO ROAD, ZONE PD-365, SECTION 22 (CASE 5.1310 PD-365 AMEND). (DN)
Associate Planner Newell presented an overview on the request for a modification of the Final Development Plan as outlined in the staff report.
The Commission requested clarification and/or commented on:
-Is the dedication of open-space in place?
-Park in-lieu of Quimby fees.
-Items for consideration today.
-Southeast entrance to site.
-Is there a liability to property that connects to trail?
Commissioner Hirschbein said he would like to see the trailhead and enhancements on the area adjacent to Belardo Road addressed.
Vice-Chair Weremiuk noted that a fence could be put up very easily if the parcel owner wanted to keep people out. She would like to see enhancements to the flatter areas.
Commissioner Hudson thinks it would be a mistake to construct a trail that leads to a privately-owned parcel. He would like to see benches, water station and a simple shade structure along the bike path.
Motion to approve Continue to a date uncertain to allow the applicant to modify the landscape plan subject to:
1. Submit a landscape plan addressing that provides planting materials to (1) screen the large blank wall on the side of unit 38 and (2) minimize the appearance of the rear wall adjacent to the mountain. The rear wall shall be moved back 5 feet and constructed as a primarily a garden wall with some retaining. revisions requested by the Architectural Advisory Committee (AAC) for review and approval to the Director of Planning Services, after receiving a recommendation from the appointed AAC subcommittee.
2. Trail head to be partially developed that includes park area (similar to original park structure) with shade structure, benches, water station). Moved by Vice-Chair Weremiuk, seconded by Commissioner Lowe.
Vote to approve Continue to a date uncertain to allow the applicant to modify the landscape plan subject to:
1. Submit a landscape plan addressing that provides planting materials to (1) screen the large blank wall on the side of unit 38 and (2) minimize the appearance of the rear wall adjacent to the mountain. The rear wall shall be moved back 5 feet and constructed as a primarily a garden wall with some retaining. revisions requested by the Architectural Advisory Committee (AAC) for review and approval to the Director of Planning Services, after receiving a recommendation from the appointed AAC subcommittee.
2. Trail head to be partially developed that includes park area (similar to original park structure) with shade structure, benches, water station). (Approved)
A recess was taken at 2:25 pm.
Meeting resumed at 2:35 pm.
3C. FREEHOLD COMMUNITIES, LLC, REQUESTING APPROVAL OF FINAL DEVELOPMENT PLANS FOR AN AMENITY CENTER / CLUBHOUSE FOR MIRALON; A RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT LOCATED ALONG THE NORTH SIDE OF SAN RAFAEL DRIVE, EAST OF NORTH INDIAN CANYON DRIVE, SOUTH OF THE WHITEWATER RIVER AND WEST OF SUNRISE WAY, ZONE PDD 290, SECTION 35 (CASE 5.0982-PD 290 / TTM 31848). (ER)
Principal Planner Robertson provided an overview on the final development plans as outlined in the staff report.
BRAD SCHUKHART, addressed the meeting space and provided details on the site plan for the amenity center using the PowerPoint presentation and responded to questions from the Commission.
TIM SMALLWOOD, Robert Hidey Architects, provided details on the architectural features, elevations, design and type of materials. He was available for questions from the Commission.
MARK LINNEY, landscape architect, provided an overview on the planting plan, pool deck (elevation, cross section, cabanas) viewing area, bocce courts, dog park and shade structures.
Commissioner Hudson said the project is more sophisticated than what he had expected from some of the other images. He thinks it it is a consistent, integrated well-thought out solution to a mundane building from the site plan (classic french gardens) to the floor plans and elevations to the details. He suggested the following:
-Shade structures seem to be uniform height. Encourage to look at pool cabanas seem to look very tall may want to mix up the height a bit.
-Detailing is impressive and successful.
-Elements with lattice work is great and encouraged looking at the other opportunities for dog park entry portals.
Commissioner Middleton noted concern and suggested extending the wind break to the homes on the culde-sac. She spoke in favor of the architecture.
Commissioner Donenfeld concurred with Hudson and Middleton; however, he asked if safety issues were considered for children playing lake. (There's is a fence that surrounds it.)
Vice-Chair Weremiuk made the following comments:
-Dog park should be large enough for big dogs with plenty of shading.
-Would like to see dimensions included in the plans.
Motion to approve Final PDD plans are in substantial conformance with the Preliminary PDD standards and approve as submitted. Moved by Commissioner Middleton, seconded by Commissioner Donenfeld.
Vote to approve Final PDD plans are in substantial conformance with the Preliminary PDD standards and approve as submitted. (Approved)
3D. FREEHOLD COMMUNITIES, LLC, REQUESTING APPROVAL OF OPEN SPACE PLANTING AND IRRIGATION LAKES PLANS FOR A PREVIOUSLY-APPROVED PRELIMINARY PLANNED DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT PROJECT CONSISTING OF 1,150 RESIDENTIAL UNITS AND AN AMENITY CENTER / CLUBHOUSE, LOCATED ALONG THE NORTH SIDE OF SAN RAFAEL DRIVE, EAST OF NORTH INDIAN CANYON DRIVE, SOUTH OF THE WHITEWATER RIVER AND WEST OF SUNRISE WAY, (CASE 5.0982-PDD 290). (ER)
Principal Planner Robertson summarized the changes made to the project.
BRAD SCHUKHART, Freehold Communities, provided details on the irrigation lakes and maintenance of crops.
BLAINE CARIAN, Desert Fresh, farmer, evaluated different water-saving crops and (citrus, grapes and dates) and concluded that olive trees require minimal harvesting and have no insect problems (pomegranites have insect problems and require a lot of people to harvest).
TOM CURRY, Temecula Olive Oil Company, commented that olive oil cannot not meet the use for the market and trees use minimal water, easy maintenance and very short flowering period. (Less water increases the oil content.)
Commissioner Middleton reiterated the problems with rodents and why olive trees are preferable.
Commissioner Donenfeld noted the concern with high allergies in the desert and verified the allergic effect.
Vice-Chair Weremiuk said extensive testimony was heard and every possible fruit/tree and found that the olive trees were the best tree and agreed keeping the lake as reserve water supply to ensure the orchards are reserved.
Motion to approve Approve with conditions subject to:
1. With a preference for Olive trees that have higher oil content. Moved by Vice-Chair Weremiuk, seconded by Commissioner Middleton.
Vote to approve Approve with conditions subject to:
1. With a preference for Olive trees that have higher oil content. (Approved)
A recess was taken at 3:41 pm.
The meeting resumed at 3:49 pm.
end of the agenda
2A. CONT'D - CITY OF PALM SPRINGS FOR A ZONE TEXT AMENDMENT RELATING TO THE CRITERIA AND PROCEDURES FOR THE REVIEW OF EXTENSION OF TIME APPLICATIONS (CASE 5.1405 ZTA). (FF)
Motion to approve Continue to a date certain of February 8, 2017. Moved by Vice-Chair Weremiuk, seconded by Commissioner Lowe.
Vote to approve Continue to a date certain of February 8, 2017. (Approved)
PLANNING COMMISSION REPORTS, REQUESTS AND COMMENTS:
None.
PLANNING DIRECTOR'S REPORT:
Planning Director Fagg provided an update on the following items:
-Canyon View revised site plan.
-Extension of Time regulations.
-Upcoming Joint Planning Commission and AAC Meeting to discuss the rehabilitation of fire station #4 on February 22, 2017.
-City Council joint meeting with Planning Commission.
-CEQA ordinance for draft small lot ordinance.
-City Council meeting to discuss the Downtown Park.
-Draft EIR and Vision Agua Caliente Master Plan.
ADJOURNMENT:
The Planning Commission adjourned at 4:01 pm to Wednesday, February 8, 2017, at 1:30 pm, City Hall, Council Chamber, preceded by a Study Session at 11:00 am, City Hall, Large Conference Room, 3200 East Tahquitz Canyon Way, Palm Springs.
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