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POOR QUALITY RECORD PLEASE NOTE: The original paper record has been archived and put on microfilm. The following document is a copy of the microfilm record converted back to digital. If you have questions please contact City of Tigard Records Department. 400 STOVER, DOLORES Conditional Use (CU 16-68) 8485 SW Hunziker Street 6. 0 1 /1A) Tigard Administration 1J Tigard, Oregon P0$ 12420 S. W. Main Dear Sirs: 713 N. Preston Dr. Calexico. Ca. 92231 April 3, 1975 My wife and I are considering the purchase of a child care center in your city. We have been in contact with the state and have the rules and application forms from them. We now need to begin the licensing procedure at the local level. Would you please send us your regulations, application forma, and what ever you think would be necessary for us to complete our certification by your city. We alsoo need to know what other licenses or permits we will need in order to run a,business in Oregon. The child care center is: Tiny Tigers 8485 W. Hunziker.and Hwy. 217 Tigard, Oregon S inc erely, I James R. Wineinger APR - 197ps CITY OF 'MAD May 26, 1969 Dolores B6 Stover 8485 S.Wc Uunziker Street Tigard, Oregon 97223 Dear Mrs, - Stover: This ie to officially notify you that your request for an amended Conditional Use for a Day NUrsery for 20 children kWh a total capacity 30 by May, 1970) on your property located at 8485 W. Hunziker Street OUP *2S1 1s, Tax tot 1000) wes approved by the Planning and Zoning Commission on May 20, 1969, with the fol- lowing conditionat 16 That the construction of the driveway and parking faeilities and the landscaping shown on the plane submitted be completed within 6 month oi of the dati of approval by the Planning and Zoning Commismions 2, That tentative approval of this request be given at this time, and final approval upon completion of the parking improvements, at which time the City will notify the State licensing Bureau that Mrs. Stover has com- plied with the CityQs requirements and that her Conditional U0o request for the day care of up to 30 children is approved by the Oity, 3, That the new play area be fenced 44 before, but not so as to obscure vision at the corner of Hunsiker and Hall. Blvd, or at the new driveway. ° This decision will become final sixteen days from the date of the Commis meeting on May 20, 1969, provided no appeal is filed in this time. I sincerely hope that there is no appeal because 1 feel your new plan is a good, workable one for you and the City, and that the neighborhood will realise less effect from your operation with this plan (even though you are allowlel more children to care for) than they do under the present circumstances. Please feel free to call, if you have any further questions, Sincerely, Bmily Wied a p City Mannar page 3. Commission discussion and action a. Mr. Lewis said he still feels the application should be tabled that engineering studies requested by the staff have not been submitted. He also said he would like to hear whether the Fire District would recommend it, that he was not yet sure that the proposed tank wouldn° t be duplication, and that it was the duty of the Commission tu prevent such duplication when possible. b. Mr. Phillips said he felt the Commission should be de- ciding whether or not the tank should be in this parti- cular location, not whether or not there was need for the tank. C. M. Paterson concurred with Mr. Phillips and asked what the Fire District's comment t the staff had been. Mrs. Wied and Mr. Telfer explained that Mr. Taylor had said ho felt this tank would not have sufficient capacity to serve the area if it were built, and that the Tigard District's 2 million gallon tanks on 66th Avenue could serve this area with Bull Run water if it were requested by the area, and could serve it adequately for both fire and domestic purposes from the already existing 12" line which runs down 72nd Avenue. Mr. Telfer further ex- plained that he could not with clear conscience recom- mend this at this time, and could not until a long-range plan showing that this tank would not be a duplicate facility and that it is necessary tu serve the area. d. It was moved (Lewis), seconded (Severson) and passed by unanimous vote of the Commission present that the re- quest be tabled until the next meeting on June 17, in order to get more information. . Amended Conditional use DOLORES E6 212212,_Appliptapt A request for an amended conditional use for a bay Nursery for 20 children (with a total capacity of 30 by May 1970) in a R-7 zone on her property located at 8485 SoST. Hunziker Street (Map #251 1BC, Tax Lot 1000) 1. Staff recommendation for approval with conditions 2. Public Hearing a. Mrs. Wied seed a latter as received from Me. and Mrs. Zawaske, 12360 SAn Hall Blvd., in opposition to the application. b. Mrs. David Martin, 8445 S.W. Hunziker Roai, Mr. Houston Mayes, 12450 S.W. Knoll Drive, Mr. Clinton craven, 12490 S.W. Knoll Drive, spoke in opposition to the request, citing heavy traffic, the size and tidiness of the pro- perty as existing problems in the area. cs Mrs. Stovor, applicant, spoke, saying that she would to in better shape financially to keep up the property if she were permitted to take in more children, and that she was quite pleased with her new parking plan. • The Vdblic Hearing was closed 3. Commission discussior and action a. Mr. Nicoll. said he felt this plan was much batter. b. Mr. Lew asked if the use would be for day care only, and what the hours would be? Mrs. Stover said yes, and that the Lime span was about 700 a.m. to 600 p.m. c. It was moved (Lewis), seconded (Nicoll) and passed by unanimous vote of the commission present that the appli- cation be approved with the following conditions - (1) That the construction of the driveway and parking facilities and the landscaping shown on the plans submitted be completed within 6 months sJf the date of approval by the Planning and Zening Commission In&Z. Minutes 5/20/69 (2) That tentative approval of this request be given at this time, and final approval upon completion of the parking improvements, at which time the Clty will notify the State Licensing Bureau that MTR0 ftover has complied with the City's require- mente and that her conditional use request for the day are of up to 30 children is approved by the clty (3) That the 116W play area be fenced as before, but not sc ae to obscure vision at the corner of Hunzilter and Hall Blvd. or at the new driveway° 0 Zone Change and Conditional Use cONRAD E. ANnErn1.2.14cant, A request for a zone change frcm R-7 to C-3 and a conditional use for a malt beverage outlet in conjunction with a restaurant and delieateeeen on a 1.91 acre parcel of land located at the south,- west corner oE Beaverton-Tigard Highway and Greenburg Road (Map #1S1 35B, Tax Lot 200) 1. Staff recomAendaLion for approval with conditions 2. Public Hearing a, Mt. Cheeter McGriff, 10840 S.W. 95th Avenue, Mr. Young, 1C865 S.W. 95th Avenue, Mr. Nolan Brown, 11405 S.W. 95th Avenue, Mr. Thomas Moore, 11055 S.W. 95th Avenue, Mrs. P. V, Themes, 11305 S,W, 95th Avenue, Mr. Leslie Peters, 95th Avenue, Vicki Fride, 95th Avenue, and Mr. Minton, 940 E,Wn Oak, spoke in opposition to the proposal, sting heavy traffic, the poor condition of 95th Avenue and the reeldential character of the neighborhood as reasene for denial of the tavern, but some said they wcnidn't be cppozed to just a restaurant. b. Mr. Anderson, applicant, explained his proposal, and said t would primarily be a restaurant, not a tavern, althoarh beer could be scld without meals. c. 'the Pdolic Hearing was closed 3. Commission discussion and action a. Mr. Lewes asked LE all entrances and exits coeldn't be elf Greenbarg Road, rather than off Shady Lane, Mr. Thvmpson said he felt the state would probably not allow this. b. Mr, Nicoll, said he would like to investigate this kind nE operation efore voting° c. Mr. Phillips eaid he felt residential development was not seitable, but that perhaps industrial was more suitable. do 7t wars moeea (Phillips), seconded (Severson) and passed by unanimous vote of the Commission present, that the combination zone change and conditional use be denied. D. Zone Change and Condrtional Use COMMONWEALTHJPOPERTIBS capJant A request for a zone change from Washington County S.R. to City of Tigard Rel and a conditional use for a planned reeidential development in the 14-7 zone on a 108 acre parcel of land located on Scholls Ferry Road between 122nd Avenue and Panto Creek (Map #181 34A, part ef Tax Its 100, 200, 300, 600 and 603 Map 41$1 34B, Ta Lt 500 and part of 600) 1. Staff reummendation for approval with conditions 2. Public Haring a. Mrs. Eamon, J0q10 S.W. North Dakota Street, asked what effect, Ole lake ploymed by Robert Mayers would have on the Commonwealth plan. b. Mr. Edward ti. C':mmonwealth Development, Inc., pre- sented the:i prepeeal and introduced Eldon Edwarde and n"ohe Lanu ther ecneulting engireer. page 3 13011a. Minaio,o 5/20/69 Illaillall111.11111•11121111111111111011111111.1.0. .1111.1/111CMINI.. PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION May 20, 1969 AGENDA ITEM: 3'»B STAFF REPORT AMENDED CONDITIONAL USE: DavAlriggy_fpr 30 Children APPLICANT: Dolores Stover 8485 S.W. Hunziker Road, Tigard PROPERTY INVOLVED: 8485 S.W. Hunziker Road (Map #251 IBC, Tax Lot #1000) STAFF RECOMMENDATION: The staff recommends approval of this application with conditions. Mrs. Stover has submitted a proposed parking and driveway layout which the staff feels will adequately solve the traffic problems. The conditions the staff would impose 1. that the construction at the driveway and parking facilities and the land- scaping shown on the plans submitted be completed within 6 months of the date of approval by the Planning and Zoning Commission; 2. that tentative approval of this re- quest be given at this time, and final approval upon completion of the par- king improvements, at which time the City will rotify the State Licensing Bureau that Mrs. Stover has complied with the City's requirements and that her Conditional Use request for the day care of up to 30 children is ap- proved by the City; 3. that the new play area be fenced as before, 'but not so as to obscure vision at the corner of Hunziker and Hall Blvd, or at the new driveway. are: // 01' 12360 S. W. Hall May lo, 1969 5. Allan Paterson., Chairman Planning and Zoning Commission City of Tigard. Tigard, Oregon Dear Sir: In as much as we are unable to attend the meeting which is being held May 20, 1969 for an application by Dolores E. Stover for an amended Conditional Use for a Day Nursery for increase in tne number of children allotted her since the last hearing our objections are as follows: We still believe it creates an extreme traffic hazard and congestion, as it is located on the corner of Hunziker and old Hwy 217. The property in question is adjoining our property, and in our estimation it is very poorly kept up. It can become a blight to the neighborhood, but if that is whal(the zoning commission wants, so be it. It seems that that this hearing was not to come up again until two years had past. Ruling bodies making these decisions are worthless unless they abide by them. We are getting tired of coming to meatings at the whims of every Tom, Dick and Harry. Either rezone the whole area or keep it intact as is, Breaking it up piece meal zact will just create a Tigard ",rAumil The property does not lend its3lf to a further increase in capacity, and it is not fair to surrounding property owners to be subjected to 30 children on such a small piece of property. Very truly yours, May 13, 1975 James R, Wineinger 713 N. Preston Drive Calexico, Calif. 92231 Dear Mr. Wineingert Please excuse the delay in answering your inquiry. Child care centers, day care and nursery schools are permitted in residential and some commercial zones under conditional use permit in the City of Tigard. "Tiny Tigers" has been approved as a con- ditional use subject to the conditions cited in the enclosed approval letter. The City exercises no specific controls on such enterprises other than the above-noted land use controls and, of course, a business license. ancerely, CITY OF TIGARD Jerald M. Powell, Assoc. AIP AFFIDAVIT OF MAILING STATE OF OREGON County of washinqton City of Tigard 55. I, Emily M. Wied, being first duly sworn, on oath depose and say: That I am Planning Administrator for the City of Tigard, Oregon. That I served notice of hearing of the Tigard Planning and Zoning Commission of which the attached is a copy (Marked Exhibit A) upon each of the following named persons on the 9th day of May 1969, by mailing to each of them at the address shown on the attached list (Marked Exhibit 8), said notice as hereto attached, deposited in the United States Mail on the 9th day of ... .4 • May .., 1969, Postage prepaid. Subscribed and sworn to before me thib 'An day 6f tra. May qtiVitl:e:4 My Commission , • . , 1969. „011 / :,16tary Public of oregbn expires t fp. Jiu 441 yfr , HIM Insurance escrows 7elfee loaketeutee City of Tigard P.O. Box 23557 Tigard, Oregon Gentlemen: 12012 S. W. Canyon Road / Beaverton, Oregon 97005 Phone 646-8181 Attn:; Emily Weid The following is the intormation you requested: 2S1 1BC 300 Florence M. Williams. 12390 S.W. Knoll Drive, Tigard 301 Warren C. and Anne M. Craig. 12360 S.W. Knoll Drive, Tigard 400 Ivan V. and Betty Jack. 12330 S.W. Knoll Drive, Tigard 500 Lawrence E. and Irma C. Binden. 12300 S.W. Knoll Drive, Tigard 600 Wilson R. and Wilberta Chamness. 12260 S.W. Hwy. 217, Tigard 700 Russell K. and Lovena a. Morgan. 12280 SW Hwy. 217, Tigard 800 Remo and Jane A. Raglione, 12340 S.W. HWY. 217, Tigard 900 Joe and Mariana Zawake. 12360 S.W. Hwy. 217, Tigard 1000 Albert and Dolores E. Stove(' 8485 S.W. Hunziker, Tigard 1100 Steve T. NitsoS. 8465 S.W. Hunziker, Tigard 1200 David Ti, and Freda K. Martin. 8445 S.W. Hunker, Tigard 1300 Herbert W. and Eva V. Nowell. 12435 S.W. Knoll Drive ,Tigard 1400 Knoll Drive Corporation. 13490 S.W. Knoll Drive, Tigard 1500 Florence M. and Y. W. Williams. 12390 S.W. Knoll Drive, Tigard 1600 Thomas A. and Maxine M. Williams. 12420 S.W. Knoll Drive, Tigard 1700 Charles H. and Esther A. Mayes. 12450 S.W. Knoll Drive, Tigard 1800 Barbur Investment Co., Inc. (No address) 9:a 6,1;r&i 0 1801 Kenneth X. and Gwendolyn Blair.'" Rt. 4, Box 4450, Sherwood 2200 Edward C. Hunziker, 8430 S.W. Hunziker $t,, Tigard HEAD OFFICE 425 S.W. FOURTH AVENUE PHONE 222.3651 ,Thraty, ZS IS 1000 Our Order No. 315380 Your No. 1325 May 8, 1969 ee Y 4 tl d City of Tigard ---2 Order No. 315380 2300 Lothar B. and Anne M. Schramm. 12530 S.W. Hwy. 217, Tigard 2401 W. R. Grace & Co. Malley" s Fine Foods Div. Tacoma, Washington 98411 281 2AA 3100 Arthur R. and Lauda L. Fair. 8635 S.W. Scoffins St., Tigard 3600 N. L. Frances VanDolah and Howard S. and Margaret A. Gass P.O. Box 226, Sherwood 3701 Rahies 3. Epping, 2633 S.W. Tichner Drive, Portland 2S1 2AD 100 Mina M. Weber. c/o Harlan and Frances Asher 12525 S.W. Hwy. 217, Tigard 200 Elbie Maynard. P.O, Box 12, Fallon, Montana 59326 300 W, N. Maynard. P.& Box 12, Fallon, Montana 59326 TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY Washington Co c ranch James A. Parker Liability hereunder is limited to the amount paid for this report for NleMsurame escrows 7eeee Tadeepsfetee city of Tigard P.O. Box 23557 Tigard, Oregon Gentlemen: 12012 S. W. Canyon Road / Beaverton, Oregon 97005 Phone 646-8181 Attn: Emily Weid The following is the information you requested ag1113a 300 Florence M. Williams. 12390 s.w. Knoll Drive, Tigard 301 Warren C, and Anne M. Craig. 12360 S.W. Knoll Drive, Tigard 400 Ivan F. and Bctty Jack. 12330 S.W. ino11 Drive, Tigard 500 Lawrence E. and Irma C. Binden. 12300 s.r. Knoll Drive, Tigard 600 wilson R. and Vilberta channorls. 12260 S.W. Hwy, 217, Tigard 700 Vuozell K. and Lovena J. Morgan. 12280 SW Hwy. 217, Tigard 000 lIomo and Jane A. Laglione. 12340 S.W. HWY. 217, Tigard 900 The an Mariana -614awi..13ke. 12360 S.W. Hwy. 217, Tigard 1000 Albert and Doloreo V. Stoven. 8485 S.W. Hunziker, Tigard 1100 Steve T. Nitsos. 8465 S.W. Hunziker, Tigard 1200 David H. and Freda X. Martin, 8445 S.W. Hunziker, Tigard 1300 Herbert W, and Eva V. NowL11. 12435 S.W. Knoll Drive 0Tigard 1400 Knoll Drive Corporation. 13490 S.W. Knoll Drive, Tigard 1500 Florence M. and ao W. Williams, 12390 S.W. Knoll Drive, Tigard 1600 Thomas A. and Maxine M, Williams. 12420 s.w, Knoll Drive, Tigard 1700 Charles H. and Esther A. Mayer. 12450 S4W. Knoll Drive, Tigard 1800 Barbur Investment Co,, Xnc. (No address) 1801 Kenneth I, and Gwendolyn Blair. Rt, 4, Box 4450, Sherwood 2200 Edward C. Hunziker 8430 sow, Thinzikor St, Tigard HEAD OFFICE 425 S.W. FOURTH AVENUE PHONE 222.3651 e8N:Aolv 1000 Our Order No 315380 Your No. 1325 May 8, 1969 . City of Tigard 2300 Lothar V, and An M. Schramm. 12.530 S.W. Hwy. 217, Tigard 2401 W, R. Grace & co. Nal:Wyss Fine Foods Div, Tacoma, Washington 96411 Order No. 315380 2.4.1.21111 3100 Arthur R. and Lauda L. Fair, 8635 SW, Scoffins $t., Tigard 3600 N. L. nuances VanDolah and Howard S. and Margaret A, Gass P,O. Box 226, Sherwood 3701 Rallies J. Epping. '.633 Tichner Drive, Portland RUM 100 Mina M. Weber. c/o Harlan and Prances Asher 12525 S.W. Hwy. 217, Tigard 200 Elsie Maynard&, P.O. Hox 12, Fallon, Montana 59326 300 W. X. Maynard, P.O. Box 12, Fallon, Montana 59326 TXTLE X1SURANCE COMPANY Washi on County Branch /LA Wames A Parker Lia)41i he Gunder is limited th the amount paid for this report, e67,4FA s-■ A (0 title Insurance escrows 7etie Tadeetawee City of Tigard P.C. Box 23557 Tigard, Oregon Gentlemen; freb Cl/Ik OA' 2: 9 1 164,9 12012 S. W. Canyon Road / Beaverton, Oregory 97005 Phone 646 -8181 Attn: Emily Weld The following is the information you requested: : 281 2AA 3300 Merle W. and Irene D. Schroeder. 10975 S.W. Walnut, Tigard 3301 Hanzw] Perkel. c/o Home Service Guild 6126 S.E. Duke , Portland 3400 Lyle F. and Nedra A. Hathaway Route 3, Box M7, Sherwood 3500 Elden F. and Florence E. Ethington. 2455 S.W. 192nd, Beaverton L'P : d HEAD OFFICE 425 S.W. FOURTH AVENUE PHONE 222.3651 Our Order No. 315380 Your No. 1325 May 8, 1969 SUPPLEMENTAL TITLE E /NSUPAL C,S COMPANY Washington C,' Branch (Tames A. Parker • • • Mile Insurance escrows 7eeee Ivedeeuzetee city of Tigard PO, Box 23557 Tigard0 Oregon 12012 S. W. Canyon Road / Beaverton, Oregon 97005 Phone 646-8181 Attns Emily Weid Gentlemen* The following is the information you requested* 211-ala 3300 Merle W. and Irene D. Schroeder* 10975 S.W. Walnut, Tigard 3301 Hanzwl Perkel* 0/6 Home Service Guild 6126 S.E. Duke* Portland 340u Lyle P, and Nedra A, Hathaway Route 3, Box M7, Sherwood 3500 Elden P. and Florence P. Ethington, 2455 S.W. 192nd 0* Beaverton aPid HEAD OFFICE 425 S.W. FOURTH AVENUE PHONE 222.3651 Our Order No, 315380 Your No. 1325 May 8, 1969 SUPPLEMENTAL TITLE INSURANCE cOMPANV Waohin.ton County Branch 401,41!! • am 0 A. Parker May 2, 1969 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given that a Public tOnring will be held by the Planning and Zoning oMmission of the City of Tigard at City Hall, 12420 S.% Math Street, Tigard, Oregon on May 20, 1969 at 0200 P.M. witl, respect to the following: An application by Dolores no Stover for an amended ConditiOnal Use for a Day Nursery for 20 children (with a total capacity of 30 by May, 1970,) on her property located at 8485 S.W. Hunziker Street (Map #281 1BC, Tax Lot 1000) All interested persons may appear and be heard in favor of or against said proposal. 3 Allan Paterson CHAIRMAN CITY OF TIGARD 12420 S.W. Main St. Tigard Oregon Tel: 639-4171 Application No ,441.3-1 t L T C P T I r • u:Asmsa-. 1.P OR CONDITIONAL usn OR V 11. 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I --.4.•■ ' /I ././ Reason for Conditional Use or Varianco..1,47.__e-rA-e Gze,e4, .nodue.t."A■ue.r.x., - • ualer.s4gaetuoiv: .72 44PL. ,Wotratnzies. 1 .. Sr1.9. • simmaaaaarataseas.a.a.r,nataatia.r.4k.sa■saattaoa Name Of Proposed Developer 10$ ;AO .1.11.> aka., a aaaia.11, *amts. AN...4y* Date of Signature Application_ ' of Owner c.sr. Re eiP Received by Date P.8- to aaawdlataminawaiaaavaataa.,aa.,.. 44, .,t,I=0,01X0w4,,,,u11.110,044.1101.0,1milinailisiO01,,./PJUX.0144.1 PAID APR 2 3 1969 CITY OF TIGARD *Xi Iwo bra ti0X aa• SAX4 yea1 on. Y.,at aaa or Planning & Zoning Commission Action On: W 40019 at 7 30 P.M, 4 ' Oc o cr 170 1968 qrs. Dolores Stover 848 1 Hunziker Road Tigard, Oregon 97223 Dwar qrs. Stover: The Tigard Planning and Zoning COTIA55i0n, at ti 9 regular meeting Tuesday, October 15, 1963, ,;vvroved your request for a Conditional 'Use for a day nursery with the following conAitions: 1. That tho Use will h for two years, at which time it shall be reviewed for renewal. That the number of children he limited to ten. 3 That the four spaces shown on the plan approved by the Planning a r3oning Commission on October 17, 1967, be paved a rlhatm on tue plan. The City would greatly appreciate your cooperation in complying with tA.:40., condition and al,s0 in requesting your childrensi parents to avoid backing onto HunziYo.br Road so that their safety and your operation will be protected. V! you need to review the) plants for parking, they are avail able in my office. Please feel free to call me if you have any further guestions, or if I can be of any additional service to you. Ithit4/41 Since y, Zm1yH. We Planning Admini trator Planning and Zoning Commission October 15, 1968 ITEM 3-8 Conditional Use Application: Day_Nursery School without limitations, Applicant; Dolores Stover 8485 SW Huriziker Road Tigard, Oregon Property Involved: 8485 SW Hunziker Road (Map #251 llic, Tax Lot 1000) staff recommendation: The staff recommends denial of this application. The property is located on a vt,..cy busy and hazardous intersection. The police department vigorously objects to any additonal problems being created there. It is felt that the location is a poor one, and in a more appropriate area, or if additional property could be made available for better parking and accesr,, there wuuld probably be no objections to Mrs. Stover's request. Last year, on appeal by the neighborhood, after conditional • approval by the Planning Commission, the City Council approved the Conditional Use for a probation period of one year, limited the number of children to ten, and imposed parking provisions as set forth by the Planning and Zoning Commission. Complaints have been received during the year particularly regarding backing cars from the driveway onto Hunziker Road. Accord- ing to plans previously submitted to the Planning and Zoning Commission, such backing movements were to be eliminated by using the driveway for backing from four paved parking spaces on the property. This might work if people were inclined to do this, however, they don't seem to be so inclined. At this time, only three of the four spaces approved' by the Commission have been paved. This approval originally of only four spaces was a variance from the zoning Ordinance which requires a minimum of eight spaces per nursery school (Sec. 190-4). The staff does realize that this traffic problem occurs usually only in the evening, occasionally in morning, and is not an all day situation. Unfortunately, however, it does occur when other traffic at the intersection is also at its heaviest. Staff recommendation for approval of any additional children cannot be made until the present number can be adequately handled traffic-wise. Isoct AFFIDAVIT OF MAILING STATE OF OREGON County of Washington City of Tigard SS. I, Emily M. Wied, being first duly sworn, on oath depose and say: That I am Planning Administrator for the City of Tigard, Oregon. That I served notice of hearing of the Tigard Planning and Zoning Commission of which the attached is a copy (Marked Exhibit A) upon each of the following named persons on the 4th day of October , 1968, by mailing to each of them at the address shown on the attached list (Marked Exhibit B), said notice ,4s hereto attached, deposited in the United States Mail on the 4th day of October 1968, Postage prepaid, ) Subscribed and sworn to before me this 4th day of October, Notary Public of Gregor: if my Commission expires: ',AY e.,,tmorsr,t4 raTitAm4 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing will Le held by the Planning and Zoning Commission at City Hall 12420 SW Main Street Tigard, Oregon on October 15, 1968, at 8 :00 P.M. with respect to the following: A Conditional Use request by Dolores Stover to continue operation of a day nursery without limit- ations on her property located at 8485 SWAT Hunziker Street, Tigard, Oregon (Map #231 1BC, Tax Lot 1000) All interested persons may appear and be heard in favor of or against said pr':posal.. J. Allan Paterson Chairman ta ti. Exhibit B MAILING LIST Conditional Use Application: Continue operation of a Day Nursery Property Involved: 8485 SW Hunziker, Tigard, Oregon (Map #2S1 1BC, Tax Lot 1000) Applicant: Dolores Stover The following persons and their addresses comprise this mailing list of property owners abutting or across the street from the property involved, as taken from the Washington County Assessor's current tax rolls: *,Remo and Jane Raglione, 12340 SW Highway 217, Tigard '"Joe and Mariana Zawaske, 12360 SW Highway 217, Tigard Albert and Delores Stover, 8485 SW Hunziker, Tigard '-Steve T. Nitsos, 8465 SW Hunziker, Tigard David and F. K. Martin, 8445 SW Hunziker, Tigard Herbert and E. V. Nowell, 12435 SW Knoll Drive, Tigard .Knoll Drive Corporation, 12490 SW Knoll Drive, Tigard Charles and E. A. Mayes, 12450 SW Knoll Drive, Tigard Clinton and V. E. Craven, 12490 SW Knoll Drive, Tigard K. I. and Gwendolyn Blair, Route 4 Box 445G, Sherwood 97140 W. M. & Margaret Adai;, 8335 SW Hunziker, Tigard °Edward Hunziker, 8430 SW Hunziker '',,Lothar and Anil Schramm, 12530 SW Highway 217 Mina Weber c/o Harlan & Frances Asher 12525 SW Highway 217 -W. N. Maynard, P. O. Box 12, Fallon, Montana I.lanzel Perkel % Home Service Guild 6126 SE Duke, Portland, 97206 Lyle and Nedra Hathaway, Route 3 Box 7M, Sherwood 97140 Eldon and Florence Ethington, 2455 SW 192nd, Beaverton 97005 E E JUL 1.568 CITY OF-ru RD- CITY OF TIGARD 12420 S.W. Main St. Tigard, Oiegon Tel: 639-4171 Application To 4.1MORINIMMNIM 1.4.0*.ral*sidu*IipmenIM APPLICP.:".''''. 0 N :F3 R CO, S E 0 R VAWN E Name of Applicant Doloreo B. Stover Address 0465 S.W. Hunker 3t. PROPERTY INEOPAATION Present Zone Residential use Time end Dly NuTcery Proposed Corditional Use or Variance .70.8.410114.11...Imenaiwutrolasal ?Marna/ 40.1.6.....0.4.**1 11.1.4411.1■02•AV Telg 439i377 Us.:0100.4.11. ...e./01rny taw Tisa71:151 Omgon City tate 4.0......mun.usslAume.. Aatomm... 4.1.44.1 • Nu, 41...1.0.44,44.44.1.4....0.■4100.....ai Map #251 :IBC Tax Lot 1000 Book Paga •■••■••■Wordo, M.1.1.9000■0100 Area of Property (acres) Existing Buildings (type & quantity) .1400.0■11.00.W.1••■••■"A.W.A.m..M....*4.4*■•■•■1*..104.4.** Deed Restrictions None s.mows./........baanownseruel...car.,...o...1”1.40.14140..,,,M.A... We, ,....1.1.2810•601,0 lan..0.1.161.0010111.•11•Maim.11011AMONWON•040.1...■•■..........4**3000......auloombanalowa..1.*:4•071.410 Reason for Conditional Ilse or Variance_12_2antej7L. 1:11:LIJrtm 047A0r01.1.112; to thc tJtclnOvr6 ;Jet fortl(1 by the rApte r,onrd of 17(7q7,.itt 10......0;■•••••Awer..1114.••■■••■••■•■“Wmaia.•10.00114 Name of Proposed Developer ___rfs_Ljj)o---.uutjaz.._ Date of Signature . y :10 Application _of Owner_it,...L(' 1.1140.41.1M41.0.0004.11 te„, ipio, 1.11/ ./ib Mei iooll Y. Woe itni toss rel rosO tkai Emai MI tii3 law isimo woo4 E./ ieri. Mai Mth Poi Mai in. *mi Ann mil OM JAW Wu Iwo ii•■ int Om min Nit aitl Woo saor past taw, WO OW ua,104.40 Gia.16.117 tat I 4. WU WO *4 O. .11 has :Receipt 4J Recent/p.(1 by bato wirastra.s.•••■•••■•wowetasemsx...a. Ws. Vox Planning & Ztyning COMMi88i0D, Action 61:4g .19 0 tti. 7130 Peg. RECEIVED JUL 9 1$68 CITY OE TIGARD 4 CITY OF TIGARD 12420 S.W. Main St. Tigard, Olegon Tel: 639-4171 Application No. assaimemowaarranitut............/.....••■■•■c*Mosioupwarm...mem Name of Appli.cant_nca=tas, -0BY tV, P O R ONDTT7 ,3SAL " 0 nh R V24E , sew* 41*Ir•Sti.1.••nbaKall.....•13111040•7:•(-CIMMA,011110, 4.1./01•U .00.41..61,••••■■■•■...1.••■...MOINIP 1,0.0.0*AMeranti*•••••••,Abitalft11•••••cm..... Tel. 41c) -)1/17 Address_2112j...3J. Ettn7,11,:er $ t. City tiCor09 iitb%te Oroe,on PROPERTY INI011.4ATTON Present ZonenPrldenti1 a Proposed Condltional 'Use or Variance Dny nAvHery w thoot 1 45 61, Wowaesiermeammax.../hosumoramosams........r.Veraty 4 • , 11.•••••■••■01a.aaltil...1146••■,1**007.1•10,1a4410.1.12.0.11.1,0,....4.1.1.1 Ws, ••.• •al.• Map t2.1,1LacTa.x LOt Ii*ras01111*"..■•■ Area of Property (acres) Book t5744 -:7a 4/ imrsiftwammanavemaatil.nnusal*AWA*••••■ ■••••••■••••••••••••••••...*••••••1*.asaoka*.A....•,••■eN1 /6•141■41, •••4te•-• Ina. att. Existing Buildings (type & quantity) Otiloco, r(,o1.0eutiol 1116!•••01"*..1•15•••••• • ■••11•44,../Z Mal • Al 004.6•10*•■••0441.11011.1*.•••••■•*tanThWomi1**.lata......Masa••■■■...00.0.1.■ Deed Restrictions ti.etworassorestme.eume*,....,•44..............itaw......1..... I U., Amosrawkartur.a*Itii...An.,.......-4,pe eau. boo. cAar......nro 41■•••••••.4204.1.044 Reason for Conditional Use or Varianoet9....Pr. .0 1.;7Yur;';01,'J/26int1;. tQ tho otnflOardn nrt • e Kty pa, 1.144.44in■Avaaw....4.0* eoweaermeHier.rinan. ktlimaftwoo.Maame.Jastalia. eewgr, Name of Proposei Date of Siqnature / of Owner Receipt. fp Redeived by 4ci•••••■••eiroi4 44.4?,41/ aeow...... LA.S.-at■irdalfrua,641.0*..41 Vor Planning 84 2;,:yn1nq Commiasion Action ____1L __ft af. 73C P.M. ReceivEr) JUL 9 1868 CITY OF TIGARD 4 • Nov wber 30, 1967 Mrs. Delori4J Stover 0485 8.W Imiker Ti(gard, Orogon Dear Mrs. Otovery The Tigard City Council at thoix requla Reetinq Novealev 27, 1961, appzovcd your- application for con- ditional moo - Day NMrsery. Thc; approval was fox u )r)h � t, O mo year, livitiau tho nurbor c4ilaron to toa and itiposinv paring pKoviaiono sot O'' N' by .rho Planaleig and 2oning Covvioolgo wo way be of fwgthms aociotance to you rein thin nettor ploaso feel fxto to call on us. Th Voxy txuly yourta, • . . NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TIGARD CITY COUNCIL - CONDITIONAL USE APPEAL NOVEMBER 27, 1967, 8:00 P.M. Notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be held in the Council Chambers at City Hall, Tigard, Oregon on November 27, 1967, at 8:00 P.M. with respect to a Conditional Use appeal. Applicant is Delores Stover, 8485 S.W. Hunzlker, Tax Lot 1000, Map 2S1. 1BC. Request for Conditional Use-day nursery. All interested persons may appear and be heard in favor or against the said proposal. By Order of City Council Doris Hartig City Recorder Dorothy 'lease cut a stencil for this, center so it look good. Have Monty run off on City of Tigard letter heads and mail notices to list attached. You do not need to address each letter. Just make it in the form of a public notice ....1■ . , It,. --144-11,P r y t, * FITTIVICTAL ST2TW1T1T Anquilt 31, 1()66 YrrlelAry)cl Vly2 ,pqrx2 , Vrom VmMI C_;Prlh 7/M7 pqr1c. 'YncoPo Y fl7r7,, YqnromAl gnnl ,-rtisp,r4,1; ,vr:1 1,47,11 7 fl) , 4/ , - • . _ . 'it el , 11 rc c' 7,91 A t!!:y1:7A onx; ;'rr-51 yonf.M1 )TrO F el,";(1y: Vnn0q r; r)"171"1`1":4"',1A,Y.',o'r;t7 rii 7/1 Cr Yx(!nnl'1-1'" 'cc "('InFo 1 !nr11 rqr0 pr,nonflo. r 0 0 44.01 -41- 4. !‘1(' 1)7:07 7 p3 11. 4 C.4404.42 ,11.1 , I I e 7 0 IMM1111111191111•1111111111111.1116 AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION STATE OF OREGON, COUNTY OF WASHINGTON, Lles)rge. Hoyt being first duly sworn, depose and say that I am the publisher .. of The Tigard Times, a newspaper of general circulation, as defined by ORS 193.010 and 193,020, published at Tigard, in the aforesaid cotfnty and state; that the legal notice, a printed copy of which is hereto annexed, was published in the entire issue of said news t per for tWO successive and bor 16.0 and consecutive weeks in the following issues ....Mo ve in 2, • • • • • • • • • • • • ••■■ • • • • mIr • • gm es • • • • .....ww,,,.••••••■■■ • a. • • o • • I, 4.011114111rtite, r. 't 11'J) Pio) and sworn to before me this ...... day of -1 L 19 e. di J tl • 0 ' ;.;•to • , .0 e4," ■••— t • \I; $potiiiission expires OOMMI3S1014 EXPiRES NOVEMBER la,190$ .... Notary Public of Oregon NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING CITY OF TIC ' CONDITIONAL USlt , Nonce is hereby n that a public hearing wlll be held In the Council Chambers at City Halt, Tigard, Oketeh on November 27, 1967, at 8:00 P.M. with respect to arCondi. tional Use appeal; Applicant is Pd4=aultati,- 8441 S.W. Ilunziket, Tax Lot #1000, Map viiricllectuest for Conditional tise.tfaxiptursory. All interested pershaS may appear *CI be heard in tRor or against priii,orb.artoo' • j,"'' City Recorder publish Istolt6itili 16 and 23, 23,190 October 23, 1967 Tigard City Council City Hall, 12420 S. 1#. Main Street Tigard, Oregon 97223 Subject: Conditional use by Dolores Stover of the premises located at 8L1 SS W. Hunziker toad, also identified on Map 2 S B C tax lot 1,000, for the day care of children. Honorable Mayor and Council Members: Again we, the undersigned property owners residing in the R-7 Zone in which the subject property lies do hereby vigorously protest and appeal the action of the City Planning Commission in granting the subject named person's requested variance forAhe conditional use of this property for the operation of a Day Nursery School. We believe the decision of the Plann1,74 Commission still illadvised for t reasons. First, the subject property is located at the N. ir. corner of Hunziker Road which is die to be widened to accommodate tha increased traffic to and from the new expressway between Baldock Freeway 0 and the Sunset Highway. We believe the parking at this address is inaC,Iquate as pointed out by the Tigard City Engineer at the Commission hearings of June 20th and October 17th, We also believe the operation of this school will cause greatly increased oon- gestion on this Corner during the critical morning and evening rush- hour traffic, eventually causing accidents with resulting inatries and possible fatalities. Secondly) we object to the establishment of any kind of commercial enterprise in this residential area zoned R-7. This kind of activity most certainly will have a depreniating effect on the immediately adjacent property and will erode the value of all residential property in the soqp# Furthermore, we feel that the granting of this variance sets a datiprous precedent which will make it very difficult for the Commission to deny similar future requests by others for additional conditional uses even fur litto removed from strictly residential use. ` r4 Page 2 You will note residents' names and addresses listed below comprise virtually all the property owners in this zone and request that the conditional use of this property be denied. We are certain you will give our appeal your careful consideration. NOES ADDRESSES 7 2off3 Z76,1 filliZoo••• ••••■11:o.ved: // r} by {Fl. l �)— d ` /0)44 / 112 , S. ct : /( ;) L /,ze.71. ,e,,V,211,t-vi /--ed '(//ey?"-e/14',„1 a4..a4e0i...) [30. Dc)10 Stover T xxarcle Oregon 97213 8 85 $ .W. Ilunzther ear Mrs. Stover: El °et( 1U, 1967 Tie Tigard Mooning aria Zoning Cozua:Lwuion at tUoir r.guiar mooting Octo'bor 170 l'36.74, atTrovild Uc.k,) p,.oporty watt i t 8485 0.TAT. Unn4i:or vith tho oolialtiones 1. That the applivartt conauu witL planO a aC‘Opi;ua o July 18 1957. That the tontaitional Ur :ro roat:4ictod to a Zive yew: iiLt Y Sincomly0. tlYTY 0V 7'1:011179D Mike, Oloaqon mg,tb City Planner CITY OF TIGARD 12420 S, W. Main Street TIGARD, OREGON 97223 E E1VED OCT ;16 1967 CITY OF TIGARD 0 Mr. & Mrs. Clinton L. Craven 12490 S.W. Knoll Dr. Tigard, Oregon 97223 Dear Mr. & Mrs. Craven: Application has been made to the City of Tigard Planning and Zoning Commission by Dolores Stover a proposed conditionai'iise Tax Lora, # 1,000 Present Zoning Proposed Use Map # R -7 Residential 231 1B for Day Nursery Location of Property 8475 S.W. runzi3er A hearing on this application has been set by the Planning and Zoning Commission for Oct 1 1967 _, 7:30 P.M. in the Council Chambers at Ci Hail, i 20 S.W. Main Street, Tigard, Oregon. At the above time and place you may be present to voice your approval or objections or you may, if you wish, write your comments to the City of Tigard to be received by Oct. 17, 1967 JGP /sb 14,4 0 L / v ct, (0,"tj Very truly yours, CITY OF TIGARD PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION John G. Perry President /51 /'/ "ItAldt.41 " r L : r W R �,..,.�,y�- .�� • • • October 14) 1967 City of Tigard Plannini, and Zoning Commission 12420 S. i, Lain Street Tigard) Oregon 9?223 lAtention: John a. Perry, president Dear :Tr. Pony: Your letter to the property owners in the lumedinte vicinity of the oroperty located at ',A:s S. . umikor. That a request is Llain tleinr1 Linft for a Conditional use for a y rurser7 in the present A-7 residential area. again nre filing our Cljoction to this request 1:or s Conditiona chnnge. ,e also feel the rxoperty located on this corner is an exJ,;reely dangerous and. hazardous corner) for cars bringing their children as well as picking theta np. Threrfore) the ilndersined register our o;Aoctions to any such ciimje. The following signatures.. are of those who received_ notices: jeet4tee A.• 11-4) / 0' ee CU' wad -0/400 yirr_ -f-e 4 4454PX ,`‘±Ze.1-,Lexii-444e-14., S. SY±Ar 5.40 1-11-tt) f7 ij %VIZ L I City of Tigard Plannina and Zoning Commission page2 Wye _mb or. The following signatures are property owners in the residential area who also object to any such change. 1:11?g /L( `.azet2.4.4/4.-/d.eae, ) 3)1.E5,3 e/PA'di .1) / 2420 "14 ■A • et+1, 2 0 S d .)e. £ "4H are looking forward +o the 2ullest oGoporation o2 the nity nrard Planning anA Zoning Commission. r.4 L"Vj #eA A October 14, 1967 City of Tig'ard Plannin7, and Zoning 3omission 12420 S. 4. Main Street TigPrd, Oregon 97223 Attention: Yr. John G. Perry l PreL.udent Gentlemen: In reply to your letter advising the Knall Drive Corporation thA Mrs. Dolores Stover hns again applied for a cot cl,nge in the R-7 residential zone to convert the rusidence of :4',L5 5. d, NunzDer into a Day Ilurser,r . aye the undursignod in wish to voice our oojection to a coional or zone change to operate a business in this res10,eatia1 area, The Lnoll Drive Corporation L1 )i1 L. --./ .,..—,. ( 9,--elj 3 5 tSid4 144,1„;&L V ' t.:( , 1,....,41,41;' (LI, ,1 ) 1-1 e 41, ;6? iey t-- /,2. 3 re-f • C.• CITY OF TIGARD 12420 S.W. Main St, Tigard, Oregon Tel: 639-4171 Application To 67 -/;2- PPLICATIO 1 F 0 R ZONE CHANGE tolwoo......Adroomfrooperonemir.., Name of PROPERTY INFORMATION Present Proposed Zone INujaufmary„ Map 0_2.....ELJ_La_cpax Lot„arracto______Book, Address of Property (acres) j..3A115,...aLlitmLLAILs_lighus14. Existing Building's (type & quantity)_j hop 114•111.1.1.4. Deed Restrictions none Reason for Zone Change .10e gowaimisonowilmwonionommiominimsoreops. uzserry—go-4-- LamaG NaMe of Proposed Developer_jaej4z.ta_,aaswx______ Date of Application Receipt 0 94', Received by.,_,Z bate :9"2 " le" Signature 1961 r Owner 4401.14 1.1,104 owl OW leo IW di. • Poo Vor Planning & Zoning Commission Action On: AI1\9Ea, at 7:30 P.M. ■ [Page Too Large for OCR Processing] 1TY OF TIGAR8 12420 S. W. Main Street TIGARD, OREGON 97223 Application has been made to the City of Tigard Planning and Zoning Commission by Dolores Stover for a proposed conditional-751T: Tax Lot # 1 000 MaP 4 — 2S1 1B Present Zoning Proposed Use Day Nursery Location of Property 8485 S .W, Hunziker A hearing on this application has been set by the Planning and Zoning Commission for Oct. 17 1967__ , 7:30 P.M. in the Council Chambers at Cite Hall, 1 S.W. Main Street, Tigard, Oregon. At the above time and place you may be present to voice your approval or objections or you may if you wish, write your comments to the City of Tigard to be received by oct. 17 1967 Very truly yours, CITE' OF TIGARD PLANNXNG AND ZONING COMMISSION \\, qcC,. k Cohn G. Perry President (cf ird0En:M L, 1.4400, ,C4 '41' 4i ° L E 5C 0 0 L t L ta,10,1: U ,pZ7*E CXXViV)0 6L, '• 00 WCY/G uooe .0\ \\1\ LL„; cm 006 oeZe,i 0443;4, r'49:"T , f•ou • . 'AW:v1,A01; UfAI '-/*2 • (Air. °;,1 tm.4uTio 0001. k.A4L, 1. r 41,4 00 'lit U5Via ,JoTaulID PVU L'i"-c.1..itd,. * OCIUT $39.1n ‘,„! ,o1;2 wit outa 4' .; „i1,21„, j„,,or,.14(446 2oaul,,x1 GLENN WALKER JAMES 5, McCAPPREY '711I1.11111.11•11.. WALKER & McCAFFREY ATTORNEYS AT LAW 8862 S.W CENTER COURT TIGARD, OREGON .07223 October 6, 1967 City of Tigard SW Main Street Tigard, Oregon 97223 Attention: Mike Glisan Dear Mike: AREA CODE 503 TELEPHONE 639-6101 R Deloris Stover Zone Change Application This will confirm our recent telephone conversation that 1 wish to amend the zone change application presently made from the C-4 with conditional use to R-7 with conditional use That is to say the property is presently zoned R-7 and at this time we are applying only for conditional use of the property described in the application. JFM:rr y truly yours, 4 James F. McCaffrey/ / • .11 1:711111PUMMOMMMISOMMIONMOOMMIUMM., FRUAR■CK A. ATIORNVY AT I 0865 r. erNict, 11(.3ARD, OROON 9/2,3 6194)21 P. 0. ROX 230(16 MEMORANDUM TO CITY rir,0011DER, City of Tigard September 7, 1967 Subject: License_ qqsairements D.ay titlmtnt You have requested my opinion with respect to the requirement on the part or an operator of a Day Nursery to obtain a city business license and pay the tee therefor. Section 443.010 D.R.S. defines Day Nursery as follows: . "day nursery" means any institution, establiehment or place in which are commonly received at one time three or more children not of common parentage, under the are of six years, for a period pr periods not exceeding 12 hours, for the purpose of being given board, care or training apart from their parents or guardians, for compensation or reward," It will be noted that in order to require a license from the state to operate a day nursery, the operator must come under the definition and be oonducting the activity for compensation or reward. It is my understanding in the instant case that an ad is being published seeking day nursery clientele by the party in question, and that probably three or more children not of common parentage are regularly given care by the party involved for reward or oomponsation. If these facts prevail, then it would be my opinion that the party ie operating a business within the meaning of the city license ordinance an'a-dhould comply with the requiremnts, VAA:ob t / Vred. A. Anderson Attorney for City of Tigard • v To R. K. Logan Avoid Verbal Messages CITY OF TIGARD .11•00•••••••■■11.41110,401011 From Subjec Delores Stover - Baby Sitting 1....171.1.001.11.■■■■••••■ Date Sept. 5, 1967 1 checked with Fred Anderson regarding Mrs. Stover's ad in newspaper Under Child Care. He said we had two problems, one of zoning and one for business license. He would have to thrik about it and let me know. Just where you draw the line for baby sitting and when it becomes a business and if it is a business would she be properly zoned, would have to be answered. .4 L. AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION STATE OF OREGON, COUNTY OF WASHINGTON, SS. 1, Hugh MeGilvra being first duly sworn, depose and say that I am the publisher .... of The Tigard Times, a newspaper of general circulation, as defined by ORS 193,010 and 193,020, published at Tigard, in the aforesaid county and state; that the legal notice, a printed copy of which is hereto annexed, was published in the entire issue of said newspaper for ... .. . ... successive and consecutive weeks in the following issues July 20, 1967. 1 t dI , c** SupbsrpeadArPtWorn to before me this I t 19 .1, • PP Ir.' 1"# 01.**' 4:4 l,' I I 11,01‘‘' My commission expires ...ifICO1WMISSI0 July 13, and 1441eA (Signature) day of Notary Public of Oregon ILEXPIRELtluVilitE14.111, 196s NOTP /02 PUBLIC litARM, CITY OF Tici,A1040/‘1',01T1011—, hAeLrebrg40.74. tAPO,p' ti,bilittit*h6e004! in will be held , In the Council Orly '0 onitl y 4 07,41 800 , t nondia P. k4.04 h rpect1t tio p pliqaht is ), Delpres St.v r ancl tlils /prop- ert4l t 84 S. Vita llun- Tax P00, Map 2s1 180. ;Re tte.., ,f� r 'Conditiond I ,aPP6 aii,f;4) nur cialYnt, ° PAW 6.0 6 Publish JUly la and 00, 1967 .y4 d dOrsons thay eard lu avqtp a' 1 d prep604 the Oity gerail rly r pro tent Ava iwoorammit•sonelmolt AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION STATE OF OR.EGON, COUNTY OF WASHINGTON, SS. MoGilirra ... . ........ .. ...... ••••••••••••••,••••••••••■••■•■•• .4*w.... • .... ••• .. . . . . ..... . ........... .. ..... • being first duly sworn, depose and say that I am the publisher of The Tigard Times, a newspaper of general circulation, as defined by ORS 193.010 and 103,020, published at Tigard, in '!,10 aforesaid county and state; that the legal notice, a printed copy of which is hereto annexed, was published Iii the entire issue of said newspaper for 2.- ,.. successive and consecutive weeks in the following issues _arta j'aly 20$ 1967. 4 - - to before me this ,alts6r)h 4'' r) e e st„,•,..., ,, •oi 1. ..V. Ilk Ist °•'. 4 ' 4":".— ; •" . - • 0 t = '41 yir”, t — ,,0 1-s .0 (5 4 4 Mv MY COMMISSION EXPIRES qgvEivike 18, 190B '"•••-"A° /11") (Signature) 02 40 ... ..... day of Notary Public of Oregon iir41,1111iSkildn pires c *olimaolasowreresawearnsalfamMlit tit PUI3LIt HEARING, , CITY .6F TIGAP.10.01)NDITION,0;, AL, USE' APPEAT. 0 ice •,0 hereby g1r t. 11604 ihg will be ho1d iit the Council tgAtebors at Cy Ha11,T'trd, 44:147,Ot 8;00 • (02a ,Ooridin . Plieant is or s Stover and this prop, `itiAt at 8445 S. W. gun. Talc J.it #1000, Map 2ei Relatt for Conditio1nql ay rfurt y, int d persons ihey 't 4; (41v:11140V..9X OA:By ,P4Viii the City Cohnckl. city Reborder pro tom Publish 1,03, 1.3 and 20, 19(7 • 11. auly 3 1961 Knoll Drive Corporation 12360 S.W. Knoll Dr. Tigard, Oregon, 97223 aentlemen: This is in response to your letter in the Conditional Use by Delores located at 8485 S.W. Hunziker Xoads Lot 1000. A public hearing will be scheduled ins tin of the Tigard City Council auty 24, 1967. They will consider time, rkldh and petition concern* Stove of property Map 281 113C4 Tax at the next ,xagular for 7130 P.M., Monday, your appeal at that Sincerely, CXTY or TIOAPD Pobert X. Logan City Administrator 1,1 ' ' 4 / I Vt', 1967 Tigard City Council City Hall, 12420 S. W. Main St, Tigard, Oregon 97223 Subject: Conditional we by Dolores Stover of the premises located at 8485 S. W. HanzIker Road also identified on Map 2 3 1 1 13 C tax lot 1,000h for the day care of children. Honorable Council Members: We, the undersigned property owners residing in the R-7 Zone in which the subject property lies do hereby vigorously protest and appeal the action of the City Planning Commission in granting the nubject named person's requested variance for the conditional use of this Property for the operation of a Day Nursery School.. We believe the decision of the Planning Commission van hasty end ill- advined for to reasons. First, the subject property is located at the N. 8. corner of Hunziker road And State Hiehway 217 which is one of the most dangerous intersections in this area and has been so labeled by the State Highway Department. We believe the parking at this address is i • .g2 Page 2 You will note residents' names and addresses listed below comprire virtually all the property owners in this zone and request that the conditional use of thi property be denied. We are certain you will give our appetl your careful consideration, NAMES .331***KtA, 3333.1233.32 ,42.4 O.3-13,23.3233. 312223.3... or". -c3.23.22.2.22.4223123233,3432****3..- 3.3,221.3.242.2* 31 3* Milo ADDRESSES itehr cr*OW Yetti, /20.2.4.2,..23 fo3,2,..A<2,22,234,_*./33 -3332,33332,3 '16/ .21 „2.93e,„i2f, et-f. *33.3.3, 3,31_3C,.._..3,r.b...=*.3***223.31,33233,3.3133,Ao2fol,**ost** 1414 -3 .72 T.- • -,2334 34 , pei' 442.4 42i'. 41'42er 4- ,63 4 , • 't....„;) 42.222130,333.233,330. 2. -3.-33 3 3 032....;.32,3312332-3.3-2- 22,3 „. . 444 333-33.3.311,32..333-323123.2.13 . , 2,44 .1.1,12-244.,41414244.41 • L3 kt._ Ji / c:a—c o. • • - el )1 /1", /4:t oL. • . ioKarf.(a4)., 61. t „ 412-31a.."; 2,3002.434344. o 3 33 3323,* Z;azt:4,4 4-4 - 3-3 .23.321221,342 34, f3-31222 22323223 1132312- / VC- 4 - b .1*2314/IZ 3**,23 .3 333 * 3 - 3323 *V 3' 3. .22,123±34 .3o C -T.0.7•COL. 7.-,),i t.64. -51 -.CPO lel/tee eal ....ro...-44 4.44.,.....-224 t to, ..,"33323,120 C.33.32-132 _3 _1 33,4122.3.33- 0_2*, 3 2 1.2',...24 fl• 3.32223,_...3. 3,13333.00 321 33 32,23.3322 2-33 , -4 V ',X, - 42.32. * .3.3233 302,3 3,*233.. .1 .3. 3:33. -.3.433,32* -*a As- .L.22,332,33 333332,33, 3 ..,,23-3„,,,.223333,3332,223.3,-,* 33 3223,202.3.. 2.343.3233.233 3*, *333.33,33333.22.3133.233., O 3,, ,232342,222.02.332.22, • • (4- CITY OF TIGARD 12420 S. W. Main Street TIGARD, OREGON 97223 Application has been made to the City of Tigard Planning and • Zoning Commission by -atoVer for a proposed conditiona use. Tax Lot # present Zoning Proposed Use Map NuMber al.••••••••,...e.riowiia•dmorli Location of Property ••••••••••••■•••••••■••••ami A hearing on this application has been set by the Planning and Zoning Commission for $ - t , r 7:30 P.M. in the Council Chambers at City Hall, 12'20 S.W. Man Street, Tigard, Oregon. At the above time and place you may be present to voice your approval or objections or you may, if you wish, write your comments to the City of Tigard to be received by LIGP/sb Very truly yours, C/TY OF TIGARD PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION c-„_) John G. Perry President - - - • a • 0 June 16, 1967 City of Tigard Planning and Zoning Commission 12420 S. 1;ain Street Tigard, Oregon 97223 Attention: la-. John G. ?erry,, President Dear "r. Per:y: are in receipt of rour letter rolrtive to the request for a zone change for tho nr000rtf locntod at 84C,!:, S. 46 H umiker corner of T-112,hway 217. e tho undorsign,d niih to voice our objection to any suc, chalx!e in the zoninr:, or oven a conditional chan3e for a blloiness Ilwirr,,,conduched in tliis residontial one A-7; A.M.47-e-0.01.) • 2 441.42„Airtv-e-a____ frif. /4ieree .17 June 1, 1967 City o0 Tigard Planning and Zoning Commis ion 12420 S. Ulan Street Tigard, Oregon 97223 Attention: Yx. John G. Perry, President Dear Lr, Perry: .ath the reference to the letters ss,nt out to the property owners in the iMmediate vicinity to the property located at V145 S. W. Hunziker. The request being imde for a one change for conditional use in an 11-7 residential area. We are filing our objection to wish a change or even a conditional change in this area. We also feel the property located on this corner is an exbrei1 iangorour and hazardous corner, ro- cars bringinc: thicr children as well as pickily; ti vi up. Therefore, the undersigned roister our o)jections to cay such change. The following si';natures are or those who received notices: ( 777 2/1,1..Lt:c L)() (1-0e1-6/ tt) -LjZAL • cL al,r,pdt.4e,,a) rm4m4.mootaftwer........oswA pllvie.0) si-L a. `r-Y1 t' City of Tigard P1annin7, and Zonini?, 12'120 S. 4. Lain. Street Tigard, Orotp;ri 97223 ikighshz 1.4& page 2 M my 04,,m* MM .mm M MM MM. M, msmamma Mmmm.mmmmmm....mm•mMMM.M.MNMMMMM MAW** omMm. The following signatures are property owners in the residential o also object any V cli chan. e, 6;,1),,i4;ae-e- 1)e an) forrd to the fAlost cooperation of the ol"ili;ard IiatIZA!, and Zionin., 01 /2.3 76 4.57,,4;',019 , 9; AFFIDAVP" OF PUBLICATION STATE OF OREGON, COUNTY OF WASHINGTON, SS, George Inl* Hoy ..... ,000. being first duly sworn, depose and say that 1 am the publisher of The Tigard Times, a newspaper of general circulatim, as defined by ORS 193.010 and 193.020, published at Tigard, in the aforesaid county and state; that the legal notice, •a printed copy of which is hereto annexed, was published in the entire issue of said newspaper for successive and Ju.ne p consecutive weeks in the following issues 196 7 0W01111114#4,10 ‘‘‘4‘‘ # /1 , Z44r s'":::40.,,%„.41,3YrViskstr*tok:sworn to before me this 2...f..ed c11" .. ... ' .44 j 14 0440 $'1 11/15/if 0111;11 i°11%%eXP eS ...*Va.COMMI6PatON'affnEa-NOWIrltilt 1$, 19oti NOTICE Or PUB ff,) • , OPA: bin 1310-Y..kf Ti MO, 1 ; '41 . 1 ,.. ' 4 1 , a ".M. ,« - id E. Not e by will be held by the Tioir , - 4g.ornrnis1On :b4p1T,,segcltit;, at 7i30 Porn. ... :o following 0)- 8 Conditional it idiPotores E. Stover for the property located at '848'S SW9 azi 'OA Lot ' 10,0,0414P . , Present , tonal - 11 e: i, eildenttai), Proposod Conditional, t"„ir,,,lity care of childrant*tVal ;4' oa- tions reoe - ,;'711fOrti ‘41itti.0,1; 40 Kingston , , d Hoard Oslo for the VOPei, tY.00E,Ittd on SW Ash $ Ash 1;41 - ..tv, :1040. , Partr4 Tit ®' . „.;iii 251 21), rkeS00 74 ri" idgiati1„1„), Proposed Condltionai to construct te dti... plexes)„tiP;, *I •of Air,,i0Osted , llimiii,ris$ Vidti appear -11i'd bet he , A litilbr or against the sal 15ropesal, ()ITV, OV VIGO* PLANNING AND zowt, „ patvitssiox s8ueserandt°4reY)3A'm ),7 PUbLitgli AMIN 1 190 . 4,- ...... ... .... 410111•11WIlk Wag, ond In the Coi i Okt on June 20, with AsP,ed applieationg 1.1'061'4PPlio, 44. • day of ■1.;:ik4 " —4 -- ." Notary Public of Oregon • • A, • • DolNrrAg qtcver, Map 4, 1 1BC, Tax Lot 1000 1100 Steve & Martha Nitsos 8465 S.W. Hunziker Pd, 1200 1700 1800 1300 1400 800 900 2200 2300 1000 David H. & Freda Martin 8445 S.W. Hunziker Charles H. 12450 S.W. Clinton D. 12490 S.W. Herbert W. 12435 S.W. & Psther Mayes Knoll Dr. & Virainia B. Craven Knoll-Dr. & Fva V. Nowell Knoll Dr. Knoll Drive Corporation 12360 S.W. Knoll Dr. Reno & Crane A. Raglione 12340 S.T. Hwy, 217 Joe & Mariano Zawashe 12360 5.T/. Hwy. 217 Edward C. Hunziker 9430 s.W. Funziker St, Lothar N. & Ann Schramm 12530 M. Hwy. 217 John W. & Charlotte V. Larson non 5.1'1. 102nd 2AA 3503 Pthington, rldon F. & lorence 2455 S.W. 1')2nd teaverton, Oregon 3502 3501 3500 3401 rthington, Eldon P. trthington, '1don P. & Nthington, Eldon V. n vlorence Vlorence rloronce 'Parke', Panzel Home Sorvice (Mild 6126 s.n. Dicke Portland, Orecton 97206 251 2AA 3400 Tri-Square Development c/o Anton Schulz 10345 S.Y.T. iTiliview Tigard, Oregon 251 2AD 100 Weber, Mina M. 12525 S.tiv. Hwy. 217 sent letters 6-12-67 , 4 Da' ir June 7, 1967 TO wnom IT MAY CONCERN We, the following signed ioett-J- y-mftee„ understand that Tax Lot 11000 in the S 1/4 NE 1 4 Si Townshlo 2 South, Range 1 of the Willamette Meridian ( Mup 88 1 BO) also known as 6485 SW Hunzikeri Road is being proposed for a day nursery, and that there is to be fencing constructed around the play area, We do not oppose this use of the property: Signature Address ) VILMIN1141.1a.4 'l' 4 V -1 'omooLay' 4 , ,44 , , u*. ( P14 4".e4,,), , ,,,,. tr, _20 . r .......„,,,,, 1,-64.....(....41-4_, ,..c.,,,4.1-e '144 1 ajz:Lizz.,, ". , - 1 ...... 4 .. Y___(:), A,.,1:\AL,.(2_\A c''''. ccAl'i- C O'C., • G r 2 g. , , / .1?4 1st' tr„ • e.>( faa*Irar, e rtr77 *O. W,...v.P.0.././.0.1 , // Of-JoppV T 14"4,01--4-s, try 4:7 :4!:.4aoJoaJ o744 jo 000 000ddo 401 od "13( .-ca ,A14 pvuoxc; po443a04(yo ::±(1ToixA)J oq 04 q'6I .i?T (1-16)oauu ,43) jQj p000doaJ ao4paioh _ L2 r2u,6 U1A04 00It () o„ T Jj ) vxl:pTao o44o4ivccw oLc4 Jo 4: c'qtao oL W LJU .7/T a2 0q4 (00 LT 40ri w 411q4 roaouLo ruoa pouo L tola LOOT W.1.10 A:JA 1101.122. Oc, •• )1, ij t)@ )4)1 810 CiT11 OF TIGARD* 12420 S.W. Main Si . Tigard, Oregon Ten 639-4171 Application No Pr4 .1,1f $ • A P P L I C A T 1 0 N F O R 4-N-E va.) \o,A.ek) Naito o Applicant_Dcaortas_2t__ .hddress_JagLza_Kable__ 1(PERTY TNVORIIATTON ).rement 'Zone I.Tse Tel: Proposed Zone conditional use ........_____........... .....Viatoom .....,............."pww1,1o,..naaatus.............64.... 0.1...nOVA.4......*..i.e.0.1.6.41.0,1....4 S* NE i Si T 2$ , , ,.... map # 2a " ' ' ' i + _Imo , Pooh.. i.-. Page 1/ 1.,;.i.p. .o.,........., ......4.4.40,44.4.4.4.41......,.................. *: .. ' . Ars..-,*414,1.,.1*., OE Property $A.10_,V1_ manzi_k_Qr _i., ....._....... jtz,0_,,--- tp _ _1.42.4-.1 CiL Oreson LQt 5 Knoll Acres 94.24 frontaLe 61.-- r(....,,a of Property (acres) e/c'e le, ,I.,..,-"- maiarno..x...+40nmat......,mas....4.40 ■ .............,*.a.,.....rma,...4r.o...0.a.....,.................se*,.....nalmov, Tr"rri.gre / K a .,"' 1-71. iki t 1 ng. .1-3tu 1. d i ngs (type rt cr./ant it.y) ;Llytary..2g00 ssie 1,:14 sfrtig_cs, .0 tragA4ua_Lity no proposal for buildins -new structure) will use existinc one. re. bof-d gostrict.ions none ; sanitary easement on 15 .2(,) sido 48011 fox Zone Chanye da,sjjaa_±tLhauz_day_4.o.r.ta_cLfr_4w4.thbm___ - klamo of Proposed Developsr...ntaintesLa,_Lit.054ex_r___ Dato of Sicrnature J. J ir at.i rs I: Own --r L11.,3 ge-le Y-0 YMS I. .11 4.0 MY 41.4 12. “,04 G.14 V.:*1 $ "410 aka la a Yell $11. WY* I. Oa". 014.4 • APV.1 OW I N. WO 1 C.C1$ .1,Y IOW fOtii I. A.. iVW bv it L .1,..1141,44.baN,i1.4.lia....... • .4444 r V= Planning & ?,oning Commission Acton On: at 7:30 P�L At :•• It • 4* • LCF*14 • RULES AND REGULATIONS GOVERNING DAY NURSERIES OREGON 1961 1 X • RULES AND REGULATIONS GOVERNING DAY NURSERIES IN OREGON 23-002 DEFINITIONS. As used in sections 23-004 to 23 -026, unless otherwise required by contexts (1)'1Day Nursery" means any institution, establishment or place in which are commonly received at one time three or more children not of common parentage, under the age of 6 years, for a period or periods not exceeding 12 hours, for the purpose of being given board, care or training apart from their parents or guardians for compensation or reward. (2) "Board" means the Oregon State Board of Health. 23.004 APPLICATION FOR LICENSURE. All persons contemplating the establishment Of a day nursery shall apply to the Board for a license on a form provided by the Board, and remit the vequired license fee at least 30 days before the open. ing of the nursery. 28406 LICENSE. (1) On receipt of the application for a license the Board's representative shall make an evaluation inspection for consideration of licen- sure. (2) All licenses shall expire at the end of the fiscal year in whioh they were issued. Renewal shall be on an application form as provided for their in- itial issue, (3) Each license certificate shall specify the number maximum and minimum ages, and other limitations (if any) concerning the children who may be admit- ted, and clearly identify the premises where the day nursery is located. (4) Licensee are not transferable, and shall be valid for the premises there- in described only. b) The license shall be conspicuously posted within the institution. (6) Day nurseries are prohibited: (a) In combination with maternity or other nursing care. (b) In combination with boarding care of aged persons; or (o) In households with one or more mentally defective, epileptic, senile or psychopathic personal and licenses will not be issued under any of these air.. cumetanoea. (7) Day nurseries will not be licensed, if children more than 6 years of age are admitted for care, or where children are admitted for periods exceeding 12 hours, unless special permission of the Board has been obtained. 23.008 PHYSICAL PLANT. (1) The following will be considered essential to every day nursery, indoor and outdoor play space, adequate sleeping space, isolation facilities, lavatory and kitchen. (2) The outdoor play space shall be sufficient for recreational purposes. It shall be suitably surfaced and have good drainage. (Space that is covered and unable in rainy weather is desirable). Protection from the street traffic and other hn2ards to life or health is essential to approval of the play apace. n -2- (3) Buildings must have the approval of the State Fire Marshal and comply with Local Building Codes. (4) An adequate supply of water of satisfactory quality shall be available for drinking and household uee. (5) Convenient and sanitary toilet faoili,ties shall be provided, with at least one toilet and one wash basin for every 10 ohildren. (a) The plumbing system shall meet the Standards set by the Boards (7) The heating plant shall be capable of maintaining a temperature of approximately 70 degrees Fahrenheit at a point 24 inohes above the floor in all roans 000llpied by the ohildren. (8) All rooms used for the oare of ohildren shall be above the street level or grade. (9) All rooms shall be well ventilated. They shall have at least 36 square feet of floor npaoe, and 280 oubio feet of air apace for eaoh child. (10) Rooms used for the Dare of ohildren shall have one or more windows open- ing on a thoroughfare, yard or court, with a ratio of window area to floor area of at least one ,o eight. �' g (It is rooan�nended that all roams be located PO an to reoeive the maximum amount of sunlight) (11) The nursery shall. be effootively proteoted against ,flies and other ineeota, r, When infanta under two years of age are received, separate qualified attendants and separate quarters (inoluding sleeping and playrooms) that are apart from these used by older, children shall be provided. NOTEs It is reootnm.ended that ohildren between the ages of two and ©ic only be accepted for oare in day nurseries. 23 -010 SANITARY REQUIREMENTS. (1) Sanitary drinking fountains or individual drinking cups shall be provided. (2) Individual towelb ,wash.oloths and combo shall be provided and kept in sanitary condition. (3) Rooms, equipment and furnishings used by the children shall be kept olean and sanitary at all times. (4) silk and foods shall be kept under sanitary oonditiono 0 Perishable foods shall be kept under refrigeration. (8) The serving of raw milk is prohibited. (6) The methods of garbage and sewage diapooal shall meet they standards get by the Board. 23.012 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS. (1) Children must be under competent adult super. -3a vieion at. all times. (See subsection (1) of section 23.022.) (2) Play apace out.of.doore must be so enolosed or patrolled as to protect the children from street hazards. No hazards to safely within the play space shall be permitted. 23014 DIETARY. (1) Proper and adequate food shall be provided and served. (2) Food served shall be sufficient in quantity, of a quality supplying proper nourishment, and suited to the needs of the ohildren for whom it is pre.. pared. 23.i016 RECREATION. (1) Suitable play materials chosen with a view to the age groups of the children shall be provided. (2) Play materials shall not be hazardous to the children using them. They shall be of bush nature that they can be easily cleaned or aterilizod. 23.01 be permitted. INE. No corporal punishment by any member of the day nursery staff 23•�Q�,B DISCIPLINE. 23,020 HEALTH CARE„ l certificate of CARE. ( 1) A PbrY'dioal examination, signed by a -physician licensed by the State Board of Medical Examiners shall be required .for each child admitted, showing freedom from oomnunicable disease and from any phjrsioal or mental defect that would require unreasonable care on the part of the staff, or that would be deleterious to the other children in the day nursery. (2) Satiafaotory evidence of iM unization against smallpox, diphtheria and whooping cough shall be furnished for each child admi bted. (It is recommended that children also be protected by immunization against poliomyelitis.) (3) A daily inspection of each child must be made by an attendant before the parent or guardian leaves the child in the nursery for the day. No child with any illness or suspicion of illn ©es shall be permitted to remain, or allowed to come in oontaot with any of the other children. (4) If a child becomes ill while in the day nursery, he must be segregated from the other children and placed in isolation until removal from the nursery. (6) ren. There shall be daily rest periods as needed for the welfare of the ohildm (0) There Shall be a separate crib, with a mattress protected by waterproof Covering, for each ohild under two years of age. � g �"► . individual beds or folding beta shall be provided for all other children. During root periods every bed or cot shall be separated from all others by a space of not leas than two feet on each aide and at both ends. The use of double -deck beds or bunko is prohibited. (7) A temperature of, approximately 70 degrees Fahrenheit at a point 24 in ohes shove the floor shall be maintained in all rooms occupied by the children, (8) Suitable first aid equipment shall be provided for use in emergencies. This equipment shall be kept in a suitable looked cabinet, the contents of whioh shall be conveniently accessible to the day nursery staff, but inaccessible to the children. (9) The person in oharge of the day nursery must at all times have current information as to how and where the parents or guardian of each ohild may be quickly reached in case of illness or other emergenoy (The name and address of the family doctor or clinic should also be secured.) 23»022 STAFF AND CHILD CARING PERSONNEL, (1) The staff to care for the child» ren shall at all times be adequate and competent. It shall include a director who shall have full responsibility for the manner in which the nursery is oper- ated, and at least one competent awsietant who shall be available and take charge whenever the director le absent. At least one attendant shall be prevent for each group of 10 children in the nursery. (2) Each member of the staff must be a person of good oharaoter, be in good physical and mental health and adapted by temperament to work with children. (3) All personnel shall Submit to an annual examination to exclude communi- cable tuberculosis. Such examination shall include either a satisfactory nega- tive reaction to an intradermal tuberculin test containing at leant 0.0001* milli* gram of purified protein derivative or 0.1 milligram of old tuberculin or tech- nioally Satisfactory chest X -ray film certified by a physician lioensed by the Oregon State Board of Medical Examiners as showing no evidence susses -live of ao* tive pulmonary tuberculosis. Reports of such examination shall be retained in the filee of the institution and made available an request of any authorized re- presentative of the Board. *Intermediate Test Strength P.P.D. (4) Persona knowing or suspecting that they have a communicable disease must not work in a day nursery. (5) Arrangements Shell be made to always have a physician sional standing available when the physician designated by the (See subseotion (2) of section 23-024) cannot be reached. 23 -024 REPORTS AND RECORDS. (1) The following information received for dare sha11 be recorded at the time of admission (a) Name (b) Address (o) Sex (d) Date of Birth (e) Date of entering (f) Name, work addresses and telephone numbers of parents or guardians. (g) Naine, address:1 and telephone number of the person to be notified in ogee of emergencyo in good profoe' parent or guardian regarding each child and kept on file: (2) A signed authorization by the parent or guardian for the calling of a physician, specified by the parent or guardian, in case of sudden i11rIe,as or accident shall be obtained at the time of admission, and filed with the data re- quired by the last preceding regulation. (3) ''ihe date .end hour when the child left the day nursery shall be record- ed and filed with the admittance records. (4) There shall be a day. -by -day record of all children attending. (5) The medical certificate of physical examination required by subsection (1) of section 23.020, records of the immunization required by subsection (2) of section 23-020 and a record of past communicable diseases, shall be filed where they will be available for inspection by authorized representatives of the State, County or Local Health Departments at a11. reasonable times. (6) In the event of a communicable disease occurring in the day nursery, the Local or County Health Department, or the Local or County Health Officer, must be notified immediately by telephzn'a or telegraph. (7) Death, or severe accidental injury, of a child in the day nursery must be reported immediately to the County Health Offioern 23026 RELIGIOUS TOLERANCE. Except as to the sanitary and safe conditions of the premises and physical equipment, oleanlinesa of operation, and compliance with Laws and Rules governing the control of communicable disease, nothing in these Rules shel be construed as 'authorizing the supervision, regulation or control of the remedial care or treatment of children in any home or institution conducted exclusively for those who rely upon treatment by prayer or spiritual moans in accordance with the creeds or tenets of any well- recognized church or religious denomination. .23.028 CHILD CARE IN COMMERCIAL FACILITIES. Special provision for child care in commercial facilities, i. en, department stores, bowling alleys, etc. (1) No child shall remain in the nursery longer than three (3) hours. (2) All previously stated regulations shall apply except for sections 23.006 (1) (2) (10), 23 -012 (2), 23014 (1) (2) and 23020 (s) (3) Indoor play space, isolation facilities, separate rest rooms for adults and children shall be provided. If nourishments are provided, provision shall be made for sanitary handling, storage and serving. (4) Hand-waahing facilities with soap dispenser and paper towels shall be available in the play area, toilet rooms, and f�." ation area. (5) Only washable toys can be brought into the nursery. Other toys, per axonal arbiclea, and outside wraps shall be kept segregated by ownership in paper bags, and oh! 11 not be generally available to the children in the nursery. (6) ". sufficient number of cots shall be provided" Wheni, a cot is in use, a freshly laundered blanket thall be provided to cover the cot and a aeoond blanket r , be. provided to .over the ohild. Blankets shall not be reduced without first being laundered, (7) Child size flxturee and furniture shall be provided. (8) At least 10 foot - candles of light shall be provided in all areas of the nursery. Light bulbs shall be shaded to prevent glare. (9) Records required in addition to those stated ih seotion 23.024 shall be (a) Name and address and telephone number of responsible person plea• ing child. (b) Area where this responsible person expects to be while the child is in the nursery. (o) Name and telephone number to be °ailed if the person planing the ohild cannot be reaohed. (a) The person plaoing the child shall coign a statement upon each ad. mission certifying that the ohild has not had or has not been exposed to a communicable disease within the past week. No child shall be admitted to the nursery who has been exposed to a oomnunioable disease within the prior 7 days. (10) Disposable diapers shall be made available. No soiled diapers shall be Kept in the nurnory except in covered containers. Soiled diapers, other than disposable, shall be wrapped in newspaper and placed in a moisture resistant bag ,for return to the owner. Hist : Filed 3.27.61 as HD 162 OSBH - LC1 142 62 300 it n:i?o•vor7.! niAch LX 7iavo:o of n DL;' n() TYLx.)0. Avert nr0...focI nnt 1. ln needed, aril we feel tkl46 u;11,e, proposer:1 1cent:5.on nt lfl 5 tnfAho) onntrn1171 Yaw) o. I' 7qlaLtte It`kc CC. 0:von) Lot L. c :1,t7„; tviclroLr: / 6 7i 7d JL 4.) . ,17-426) re/ 4,74274.-2e :V eii &A-4Z ./r ) 75 \515s- tiL) .5 et), 6 9„1,,,; le R pdG • ,... 11 t. ,,,,,,: i j/ , 6,,.. e, 71e n tE "rafr 0 • 4,1 .., ... „ \!, . E4 /v. SEE MAP CO( 50(1 t t.. ' . d oo r dr, , ,1 0 t $A f) r • Ut. r 1 ' ■ 9 if 1 / ( I, P \ 4 99 , 0 0 '■'..\dt c'rr 4 t t' c+ f \ 1 .9 d ,__... i • e.. ' ' ' 1 1 7 f i'l 0' .) ,i • r I ft) ;yr /7 1 f r t iz; , , c , i ■ I;T - ;,) r,, / ir „ . / i ,,. ,, / 11 I + , 4 9 C. i .1,D( Af:kt 1 , ) I v r f 11 Ciji Jo 'o // OS V, '; • \PA'. k IOM COINTlY r 13 , r ITEM-- 3 DELORES STOVER ---- CONDITIONAL USE tr.'IPtr .'1;trirr17#171-77!„, trirT(Ttroftyri ITEM 3 - DOLORES STOVER - located at 8485 S.W. Hunziker, Tax Lot No. 1000, Map 2S1 1BG. Present Zoning R -7, requested Conditional Use for a Day Nursery. The parcel under discussion is located on the corner of Hunziker Road and Highway 217. It is abutted on either side by residential lots, and is directly across the street from an M-3 zone. A. BACKGROUND * 1. The request applicant, Delores Stover, made a previous application, which was granted by the Planning and Zoning Commission. The same application was denied by the City Council three weeks later. *Attached sheet No. 1 gives more detail on the previous application. B. ACCESS AND TRAM?IC LOAD INCREASE 1. Access would be provided of of Hunziker onto the property through a driveway cut in the above mentioned road. 2. The load on Hunziker would not increase significantly, because the applicant intends to transport the children in her own vehicle, both to and from the parcel under discussion. C. DISTURBING INFLUENCE TO ABUTTING PARCELS 1. The staff feels that because of a high wooden fence, normal weather conditions, and the age of preschool children, that the disturbance would not be signifigant. D. STAFF RECOMMENDATION The Staff recommends approval of the Conditional Use on the following grounds. 1. That there are no traffic load increases. 2. That there are no access or egress problems. 3. That there are no signifigant noise problems. 4. The land use is appropriate, due to the our apartments in the immediate area which would undoubtedly use the facilities. x14 "li u' '.1: plil r':b. Jt PREVIOUS ACTION OF PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION On June 20, 1967, at a regular meeting of the Planning and Zoning Commission, Dolores Stover submitted a request for. a Conditional Use of property located at 8485 S.W. Hunziker, Map lBc Tax Lot 110047 The Commission granted the Conditional Use request by a unanimous vote with the following conditions: 1. That the applicant submit at the next regular meeting plans for parking and plans for a turn -a -round on the property. 2. That this Conditional Use be restricted to a five year limit. ,At the next regular meeting on July 18, 1967, Dolores Stover, did r ubmit said parking plans. These plans were unanimously approved by the Commission, The Conditional Use was appealed to the Council. The Council denied the before mentioned request on July 24, 1967. fi Mnu No. 1 „, � , . W,' 11A`.1,11NGTON COUNTY .1 ., SEE MAP a�vEal,E II A IC” ;" 2S I 103E , ,, INI IIAI. 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