Vehicular Access to Turpanjian Property Portuguese Bend Rd TC-4MEMORANDUM REGARDI-NG VEHICULAR ACCESS TO PROPERTY OWNED BY
MR. & MRS. GERALD TURPANJIAN, PORTUGUESE BEND ROAD (LOT 88-2-
RH)
City Manager Nealis introduced the subject item stating that plans
were submitted to the Planning Commission at their meeting of
January 15, 1991, which proposed that the driveway access to the
property be constructed exiting onto Tally Hand Road.
Mr. Doug McHattie, South Bay Engineering, addressed the Commission
stating that the owners of the property have the right for an
entrance on Tally Hand Road and that the intersection had been
revised to reflect the Planning and Traffic Commissions' desires.
Following the Commission's review of the plans, Deputy Traffic
Engineer Tom Sorrentino stated that previously expressed concerns
had been addressed.
Motion: COMMISSIONER WIENER moved that the Commission accept and
approve the amended plans as presented. COMMISSIONER SCHMIT
seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
There followed brief discussion regarding responsibility for the
trimming of obstructive foliage on Portuguese Bend Road. Rolling
Hills Community Association Manager, Peggy Minor, stated that since
the foliage is located in the easement the Association can conduct
the trimming.
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CONSIDERATION OF DRIVEWAY ACCESS TO PORTUGUESE BEND ROAD FROM
LOT 88-2-RH IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE CONSTRUCTION OF A PROPOSED
NEW RESIDENCE.
Mr. Roy Bayer, Architect, addressed the Commission; explained his
request stating that the subject proposal is presently being
reviewed by the Planning Commission and at their recommendation he
is now addressing the Traffic Commission. Following discussion and
review of the plans, there being no objection, CHAIRWOMAN
LEEUWENBURGH directed that this item be deferred a field inspection
at the end of the meeting. Following the field inspection the
plans were deemed unacceptable and the item was held over to the
December meeting.
Cabelleros representative Dr. Basque addressed the Commission to
express his concern with regard to a traffic sign located in the
easement adjacent to the Cashman residence at 2 Crest Road East.
He considered the sign to be a hinderance to horse riders using the
trail and requested that the City relocate the sign. CHAIRWOMAN
LEEUWENBURGH explained that this request did not appear on the
Agenda and to act upon Dr. Basque's request at this meeting would
contravene the Brown Act.
Deputy Traffic Engineer Sorrentino stated that he would look into
the matter to assess if another more appropriate location could be
recommended.
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