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Staff said the applicant requested the continuance to allow time to prepare a revised application and that staff recommended granting the request. The commission approved the continuance and kept the record open to the same extent as at the close of the prior hearing.

Multiple neighbors spoke at the meeting. Wilma Hartung, a resident of Tallowa Drive, said she and other neighbors were concerned about traffic and about the developer paying to upgrade the entire road rather than only the portion he will develop. She also said recent remarks at the prior hearing left neighbors feeling that their testimony would not affect the outcome. \"I felt like you didn't listen to me at all,\" Hartung said, urging the commission to consider the long-term traffic plan and neighborhood input.

Steve Hartung, also identified as a Caulfield Neighborhood Association member, said the neighborhood association's morale had been damaged by the earlier hearing and asked the commission to clarify how residents' input is being used.

Commissioners and staff discussed the status of transportation planning documents. Planning staff said the city has a draft Transportation System Plan (TSP) under development and that draft materials and a traffic study related to the application are in the record; the city attorney reminded the commission that only criteria in effect at the time an application was filed may be used as standards for decision. Nancy Kreshower was identified as the project lead on the TSP.

The motion to grant the applicant's requested continuance to June 26 carried unanimously. The motion language specified the continuance as recommended by staff and kept the record open to the same extent as at the close of the prior hearing (as recorded). Polling recorded votes as: Commissioner Erzen, aye; Commissioner Vergahn, aye; Commissioner Surratt, aye; Commissioner Carter, aye; Chairperson Hewitt, aye.

Commissioners said they want to receive any additional traffic or transportation materials submitted before the next hearing and that staff will add such documents to the file so they can be reviewed before the June 26 meeting.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Planning Commission Meeting - May 22, 2000","oneSentenceSummary","The commission granted a continuance to June 26 for planned unit development file PD99-01 after public commenters cited traffic, road-improvement timing and neighborhood association concerns; staff recommended the continuance and the record remains open to the same extent as the prior hearing.","taxTitle","Oregon City, Clackamas County, Oregon","taxId",53937,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6458478,"Commission approves variance to reestablish historic lot at 509 Roosevelt Street with 7.5-foot adjustment",842,1841000,2683000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5813064-28974ab05b21ce10f2e2379d51ea1fbf&start=1841&end=2683","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5813064-28974ab05b21ce10f2e2379d51ea1fbf/thumbnail_1841000.jpg","/articles/6458478/Oregon-City/Clackamas-County/Oregon/Commission-approves-variance-to-reestablish-historic-lot-at-509-Roosevelt-Street-with-75-foot-adjustment","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6458478-93fda9120b57cca1d7cf4f338cb3714a/orig.mp4?Expires=1770452782&Signature=ohpRGglX9ae83Fut-KNRvE231yFqyoQ2He-6CSlPmgZ0rvp1dhfWUEO9UZ5hJkstRk1HCwXcV425rFD5Nrrp6oZXiBnLC~qgDTritF2rEnV8Y~XIT3N-CEa4BG7RldQdGdJUkPM3lZ2zckJeBCdsjV2L7Tyvs2SdsQ0y0g1U~WAxCkOpQ8WzCI-FYP-0bI2NwGFg5qScUDhpKZmHixzH9a04~GZCHocmuLPTD0omT7RI89m7ARiIxP0MNrbg0eBWYF6HA~lOlmNXmUO5rzOAHaRbn2ZpFW3K59hjM8TTaUL8wtbmoy5vXw7UowWjEBQvsTICRx9O4CNQIVcuAAFDFw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Oregon City Planning Commission on May 22 granted variance VR00-03 to reestablish an existing historic lot at 509 Roosevelt Street that is smaller than the R-6 minimum lot area.

Planning staff explained the request and cited the municipal code. \"Oregon City municipal code section 17.12.050 states, 'an existing lot of record with a minimum lot size of 5,000 square feet ... An existing lot with an area of less than 5,000 square feet is subject to variance procedures pursuant to chapter 17.60,'\" staff (Mr. Bullion) said, reading the relevant code language to the commission.

Staff reported the lot was originally platted in 1912 as a 45-by-100-foot parcel (4,500 sq ft) and that the tax-lot configuration later combined multiple platted lots into a single tax lot. Staff noted a building official's concern that, as drawn, the existing house would sit only two feet from a newly reestablished property line. To address that concern, staff recommended a condition requiring the applicant to process a lot-line adjustment that would provide at least a 3-foot setback, and the applicant agreed to a larger 7.5-foot adjustment during the hearing.

Rob Young, the applicant representative, told the commission the applicant plans to move the reestablished line \"7 and a half feet\" so the newly created lot will be a 60-by-100-foot parcel and that the concrete patio slab bisected by the line would be removed.

The commission approved the variance with one condition: the applicant must apply for and complete a 7.5-foot lot-line adjustment so the existing house on Lot 14 meets building-code setback requirements. The motion carried unanimously; the record shows votes recorded as: Commissioner Vergahn, aye; Commissioner Surratt, aye; Commissioner Carter, aye; Commissioner Arzen, aye; Chairperson Hewitt, aye.

Planning staff noted that, once the lot-line adjustment is processed and documented with the county assessor, the reestablished lot may be used for a single-family dwelling but must meet all applicable setback rules and building-code requirements.","The Planning Commission approved variance VR00-03 to reestablish a historic lot at 509 Roosevelt St. that is smaller than 5,000 sq ft, and imposed a condition requiring a 7.5-foot lot-line adjustment so the existing house meets building-code setback requirements.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6458483,"Oregon City planning commission approves conversion of 502 McLaughlin home to doctor's office",1404,412000,1816000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5813064-28974ab05b21ce10f2e2379d51ea1fbf&start=412&end=1816","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5813064-28974ab05b21ce10f2e2379d51ea1fbf/thumbnail_412000.jpg","/articles/6458483/Oregon-City/Clackamas-County/Oregon/Oregon-City-planning-commission-approves-conversion-of-502-McLaughlin-home-to-doctors-office","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6458483-74804fdbb77af082929ff41b3c682a22/orig.mp4?Expires=1770452783&Signature=KmTFh3tTXjAoldPlJ4zbrFdafylLPWT89NrkKsWVQUI3SOS5F5SQB8nmLaXDU6JNMRfs8cXxFj~6zI5x9GytcJZsocZqQeoLiniHzTgmONf2UhKdopOIFwnXvPZEmcymDGj1Tb18q9BCY5sfHu2-0ZBdzmkwX2tioC4DhWn96hYb9CujTP8TiCQtzY8~iFTR3ULMz5RqSndHsACqXGTcsACjo4Va~wTReX16VxYHQzY7xNeAJbx0Itws5OtFu86EjgmtKb07CFry1SEKhysbjCG8kczkvC3w7pxt3KWJHNJzazsL7v0auMrLKzOwVxLYh36n9axk90Goe4yFb2zjaA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Oregon City Planning Commission on May 22 approved conditional use file CU00-04 to convert an existing residence at 502 McLaughlin Boulevard into a doctor's office with an associated small parking lot.

Planning staff recommended approval. \"Staff recommends that the planning commission approve CU0004 with 2 conditions of approval,\" Planning Staff member Mr. Bullion told the commission, noting the proposal must still pass site-plan and design review and historic review.

The commission's approval allows use of the existing historic house for a medical office while locating a modest parking area on an adjacent tax lot. Staff said the combined tax lots total about 9,500 square feet and that the parking plan as presented would provide seven usable stalls (including an accessible stall and van-access aisle). The city's traffic engineer raised no traffic-related objections and staff reported no neighbor letters opposed to the project.

Rick Givens, a planning consultant representing the applicant, told the commission the final site plan would show seven parking spaces and an ADA-accessible ramp along the side of the house that will connect the rear parking area to the office entrance. \"The ADA ramp goes along the side of the home so that people accessing the office from the parking lot will come in to the rear ... and then into the front door of the office building,\" Givens said.

Commissioners discussed whether the applicant may begin interior tenant improvements before completion of the required exterior reviews. The commission adopted staff's recommendation that interior work allowed under applicable building permits may proceed prior to historic and site-plan/design review, but made that allowance as a recommendation rather than a condition of approval. Planning staff clarified that occupancy as a doctor's office would not be permitted until the required exterior reviews are complete.

The motion to approve CU00-04, including staff findings and the recommendation allowing interior work to proceed under applicable permits, passed unanimously. Polling recorded votes as: Commissioner Arzen, aye; Commissioner Vergahn, aye; Commissioner Surratt, aye; Commissioner Carter, aye; Chairperson Hewitt, aye.

The commission's approval triggers further review steps: formal site-plan and design review and historic review board review. Those processes will address details such as landscaping, screening, lighting levels and sidewalk/accessibility connections between the public sidewalk and the proposed entrance.","The Planning Commission approved a conditional use permit to convert an existing residence at 502 McLaughlin Blvd. into a doctor's office with a small rear parking lot, subject to site-plan/design and historic review; commissioners also allowed interior tenant improvements to proceed as a recommendation.","actionData","errors"]

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