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MINUTES OF PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION MEETING _ Oct. 12, 1960
The regular meeting of the Planning and Zoning Commission came to order
at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday October 12, 1960 at the City Council Room. Those
present were John Doremus, Bill Beyer, Alfred Braun, Fred Glidden and
William James. In the absence of Herbert Bayer, John Doremus read the
minutes of the September meeting.
Mr. Doremus reported that the budget submitted to the City Council was not
approved in full, ~ that $700 addlUon&l would be available..,]., " _u"1a"y.
At the next meeting of the City Council it is expected that the amendments
to the Zoning R e'gulations, fourth draft, will be passed as read with one minor
change as follows: The section which reads "all service yards and laundry
yards shall be screened from ground to six feet from grade shall omit "and
laundry yards". Codification will take several more months, but the amendments
must be printed before the beginning of the building season next spring.
The following topics were discus Red:
1. The Map Committee should work on defining East Aspen on the new map
which will be incorporated into the codification.
2. The Tree Committee will be inactive until the Sidewalk and Greenstrip
Committee decide which trees will be best to recommend for plariling in the
greenstrips. The clinging cottonwood and mountain ash are thought to be the
most hardy for this type of planting.
3. Sidewalk notice will be sent out to all people with hazardous sidewalks.
Jim Markalunas is already working on this.
4. William James will write to Dick Brown for information regarding side-
walk construction recommendations. He will also inquire if there is any State
or Federal aid for this type of City project.
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5. Should this committee take up the subject of parking problems? It was
decided that a parking study should be done by some other committee than
the Street and Sidewalk.
6. Fred Braun brought up the subject of whether the issuing of liquor
licenses should come under the domain of the Planning and Zoning Committee.
The problem is the lack of an ordinance by which restrictions could be
enforced.
At the close of the meeting Bill Beyer and Fred Glidden were &8ked to
study parking problems, and off-street parking. No report is expected
until next spring.
All members were urged to promote Regioha1 Planning.
Recorded by
Alice M. McDonald