Hold public hearing on appeal of building variance at 301 Pacific Avenue
In Plain English
The Planning Commission approved a variance allowing construction of a single-family home at 301 Pacific Avenue. Neighbors Rod Stare and Bonnie Stare Daley appealed this decision to the city council. If the appeal succeeds, the variance gets denied and the project cannot proceed as planned.
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Votes
Continue the matter for one week until Tuesday, January 17, 2006, to encourage the appellant and the applicant to attempt to negotiate and resolve their differences
5 to 4
Why This Vote Matters
The council voted in a divided 5-4 decision to delay ruling on neighbors' appeal of a home construction project at 301 Pacific Avenue for one week to allow both sides to negotiate. Neighbors Rod and Bonnie Stare Daley are challenging the Planning Commission's approval of a variance that would allow a single-family home to be built on the property. The one-week postponement gives the property owner and the appealing neighbors time to work out their differences before the council makes a final decision on whether the project can move forward. Councilmembers Thurmond, Bates, Griffin, and Rogers voted against the delay, preferring to decide the matter immediately.
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