September 18, 1974 (8 pages)

Servant ~ the rac a ors —— County Nugget 7 > Wed., Sept. 18,1974. The Nevada --Approved reversion to parking Further, staff reported an-e of various lots in Lake acreag to likely traffic of 1 leve t removed. Donald creased © covered permission to replace ) ood Subdivision. ‘Huber, who also represents that be generated would ‘jeopardize Wildw ted Donald Daniels, Sr. model. split a have: will ty -Gran the coun area, was the no vote Thursday. traffic safety. ordinance. for: residential “at no time has anyone ad~ changing vocated county. i the rement for uncovered off street parking,” Crippen said Thursday. He asked the plan sent) Thursday decided a difning department to make this misunavoid He contended simmering protest against the many lots in the steep mountain ta country are not adaptable for emnen Nevad by easter requir an ty counwho claim it s, is imconstruction of garages or practical for their area which . He said parking spaces may be provided under problems, trees etc. As a case of imto clear a long--derstandings. settle in couldta the moun this is no time for dreaming. they’re here! practability of the requirement The ‘proposed change would _he said a man built a garage on ~ relieve those in the east from top of a steep cliff—with no road ism ‘having two spaces in covered toit. Protection from vandal sion’s commis the in not is garages or carports. However, they would be forced to provide province, he said. He contended the overall effect of the present ordinance is more harmful than . ‘‘A blanket ordinance is helpful western Nevada countyans answer for getting cars the not orthe would continue under off the street.’ he said. would have to comply with two _ Jim > Meshwert, a western covered spaces in garages or Nevada countyan, claimed ‘“‘the message from the people is loud ‘and clear. We havé an unwanted ordinance. There was’ Although the protest from the east is practically 100 per cent, no testimony from the west in people this side of the snow line support of covered parking. t in Many thousands from the east ted little interes have indica petitioned for the amendment.” the ordinance. He said one amendment petition The planning department had come from his constituents encourages no change jin the in Penn Valley. He asked for a present ordinance. Reasons rationale ‘for continuing the cited Thursday were the ‘ordinance. King Aguilar, proposed amendment would Chairman cause an increase of vehicles Maxine Hector and Verne parked on road, interfere with Browning agreed that a dividing aesthetics, detriment to traffic line could-be the answer. None the change to vandalism wanted and. controls. rn weste for requirement protection. had en Cripp . county Nevada e end of to your “‘no wish to dictat a .” county the pen, who represents the eastern day Thurs action other In has county, portion of the use a ved appro speafheaded a campaign to get commissioners y: factor -two e locat to t permi built modular homes for display purposes in an unclassified . zoning district on Sutton Way. Parker H. Stortz is the suc cessful applicant. By a: split 4-2 decision Fae nN — i ' (Browning and Ms. Hector the : is ' dissenters) approved a use permit for Pauline Malos to operate a one family. beauty shop in her Colfax Highway Rotate, Inflate and Inspect AIL 5 Tires for home. The planning department recommended against approval Yes. direct-auto loan. You'll be pleased and sur-. prised how easily. . .and how reasonably we can put you in that model you're dream us at MLB Today! . See -Mormen Lope BANE * CLASSIFIED @ ADS ~~ ee . because it did not find the use compatible with proposed residential agricultural zoning. ——~_— . . if you’re planning on — purchasing one of the beautiful new '75’s. drop in and see us about a low-cost MLB. , ing about. MEMBER F.D.1.C. : GRASS VALLEY « NEVADA CITY oo 110. Crafts & Services . PLACERVILLE » SONORA * FOLSOM ROSEVILLE * TWAIN HARTE ALTAVILLE CAMERON PARK ‘ a) ROBERT L. ROSS, JR. ee ‘ . OPTOMETRIST . 147 Mill St., Ph, 273-6246 +n eee a_ on mobilehome, on his property Daniels Avenue, with a newer

Servant ~ the rac a ors —— County Nugget 7 > Wed., Sept. 18,1974. The Nevada --Approved reversion to parking Further, staff reported an-e of various lots in Lake acreag to likely traffic of 1 leve t removed. Donald creased © covered permission to replace ) ood Subdivision. ‘Huber, who also represents that be generated would ‘jeopardize Wildw ted Donald Daniels, Sr. model. split a have: will ty -Gran the coun area, was the no vote Thursday. traffic safety. ordinance. for: residential “at no time has anyone ad~ changing vocated county. i the rement for uncovered off street parking,” Crippen said Thursday. He asked the plan sent) Thursday decided a difning department to make this misunavoid He contended simmering protest against the many lots in the steep mountain ta country are not adaptable for emnen Nevad by easter requir an ty counwho claim it s, is imconstruction of garages or practical for their area which .. He said parking spaces may be provided under problems, trees etc. As a case of imto clear a long--derstandings. settle in couldta the moun this is no time for dreaming.. they’re here! practability of the requirement The ‘proposed change would _he said a man built a garage on ~ relieve those in the east from top of a steep cliff—with no road ism ‘having two spaces in covered toit. Protection from vandal sion’s commis the in not is garages or carports. However, they would be forced to provide province, he said. He contended the overall effect of the present ordinance is more harmful than . ‘‘A blanket ordinance is helpful western Nevada countyans answer for getting cars the not orthe would continue under off the street.’ he said. would have to comply with two _ Jim > Meshwert, a western covered spaces in garages or Nevada countyan, claimed ‘“‘the message from the people is loud ‘and clear. We havé an unwanted ordinance. There was’ Although the protest from the east is practically 100 per cent, no testimony from the west in people this side of the snow line support of covered parking. t in Many thousands from the east ted little interes have indica petitioned for the amendment.” the ordinance. He said one amendment petition The planning department had come from his constituents encourages no change jin the in Penn Valley. He asked for a present ordinance. Reasons rationale ‘for continuing the cited Thursday were the ‘ordinance. King Aguilar, proposed amendment would Chairman cause an increase of vehicles Maxine Hector and Verne parked on road, interfere with Browning agreed that a dividing aesthetics, detriment to traffic line could-be the answer. None the change

to vandalism wanted and. controls. rn weste for requirement protection. had en Cripp . county Nevada e end of to your “‘no wish to dictat a .” county the pen, who represents the eastern day Thurs action other In has county, portion of the use a ved appro speafheaded a campaign to get commissioners y: factor -two e locat to t permi built modular homes for display purposes in an unclassified . zoning district on Sutton Way. Parker H. Stortz is the suc cessful applicant. By a: split 4-2 decision Fae nN — i ' (Browning and Ms. Hector the : is ' dissenters) approved a use permit for Pauline Malos to operate a one family. beauty shop in her Colfax Highway Rotate, Inflate and Inspect AIL 5 Tires for home. The planning department recommended against approval Yes. direct-auto loan. You'll be pleased and sur-. prised how easily. . .and how reasonably we can put you in that model you're dream us at MLB Today! . See -Mormen Lope BANE * CLASSIFIED @ ADS ~~ ee . because it did not find the use compatible with proposed residential agricultural zoning. ——~_— . . if you’re planning on — purchasing one of the beautiful new '75’s.. drop in and see us about a low-cost MLB. , ing about. MEMBER F.D.1.C. : GRASS VALLEY « NEVADA CITY oo 110. Crafts & Services . PLACERVILLE » SONORA * FOLSOM ROSEVILLE * TWAIN HARTE ALTAVILLE CAMERON PARK ‘ a) ROBERT L. ROSS, JR. ee ‘ . OPTOMETRIST . 147 Mill St., Ph, 273-6246 +n eee a_ on mobilehome, on his property Daniels Avenue, with a newer