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TOWN COUNCIL WEEKLY DIGEST
Week of December 21, 2009 -January 8, 2010
1. Letter - Christine Carter - RUSD Representative to BTJRC
2. Letter - Marin United Taxpayers & Californians for Renewable Energy -
MEA Non-Fulfillment of 9 0 Day Review Period
3. Letter - Roberta Zucker - Thank You for Supporting Marin Clean Energy
4. Letter - Ann Meredith - Second Hand Smoke Issue in Apartment at Harbor
Oak Properties
5. Report - ABAG - "Testing the American Dream in the San Francisco Bay
Area"
6. Yearly Recap - Design Review Submittals - 2009
7. Monthly Report - Office of Design Review - December 2009
Agendas & Minutes
8. Minutes - Hilarita/Tiburon Ecumenical Association - November 10, 2009
9. Agenda - Planning Commission - January 13, 2010
Regional
a) Doyle Drive Replacement Project - Update - Ramp Closures
b) MTC - Recruitment for Policy Advisory Council Members
c) ABAG - "Growing Smarter Together Awards Program" - 2/16/10'
d) Sierra Club Yodeler - January/February 2010
e) Comcast California - October 2009
f) Comcast California - November 2009
g) Western City Magazine - January 2010
Agendas & Minutes
h) None
* Council Only
DIGEST I.
REED UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT
277-A Karen Way Tiburon, CA 94920 tel: 415.381.1112 fax: 415.384.0890
N Board of Trustees
Tea~~ Merrill Boyce
Teri Jacks
Daniel Jackson
Lisa Mathews
Vickie Mavromihalis
January 4, 2010
Christine M. Carter
Superintendent
Chairman Robert McCaskill
John C. Frick
Belvedere Tiburon Joint Recreation Committee Business Manager
1505 Tiburon Blvd.
Tiburon, CA 94920
RE: Reed Union School District Representative to BTJRC
Dear Bob:
At the annual reorganization meeting of the Reed Union School District Board of Trustees on
December 15, 2009, the Board selected Trustee Howard Block as its representative to the
Belvedere Tiburon Joint Recreation Committee, replacing Merrill Boyce. I am providing
Howard's contact information below. Please contact Howard with any information he may need
regarding meeting dates.
Sincerely,
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Christine M. Carter
Superintendent
cc: Peggy Curran, Tiburon Town Manager
George Rodericks, Belvedere City Manager
Howard Block
16 Turtle Rock Court
Tiburon, CA 94920
block@kiplp.com
Cell: 415-279-9350
Charles McGlashan, Chair
Marin Energy Authority Board of Directors
3501 Civic Center Drive, #308
San Rafael, CA 94903
Re: MEA non-fulfillment of 90 day review period
Dear Charles:
December 23, 2009
The Marin United Taxpayers Association (MUTA) and Californians for Renewable Energy (CARE)
understand that MEA has provided to member Marin towns and cities a document that
purports to be its electricity supply agreement, and the circulation of this document is not, in
actuality, utilizing the 90 day period which MEA is required to provide Marin cities and towns to
review the proposed agreement in order that they may consider whether or not to withdraw
from the Authority. Furthermore, after spending seven years of study, suddenly this 90 days is
rushed as well over the Christmas and New Year's holidays. While February 4th is the
"deadline", cities and towns have only until January 12th to withdraw. Why the rush when so
much is at stake?
MUTA and CARE believe that the contract which you have provided to the cities and towns
lacks the real terms that are necessary for any meaningful decision making. It does not identify
the electricity supplier, despite the fact that Barbara George of Women's Energy Matters
announced at the Ross Town Meeting on December 101h, that you, Damon Connelly, Dawn
Weitz and two Navigant Consultants were delayed from attending that meeting and because
you were detained in the airport in Houston, arfter meeting with the CEO and others at Shell
Energy North America, a wholly owned subsidiary of Royal Dutch Shell. Why not name Shell in
the contract, when it obvious that Shell is your choice? And why not at least provide tentative
prices, even though the actual pricing, we are well aware, is the very day and minute you enter
the contract. Why not also reveal that only 20% of Marin's load, the cities and towns'
governmental electrical needs are to be "nailed down with certainty" for five years, that those
of us who are citizens do not have such certainty as our contract will have to be negotiated at
the time the "80%" of MEA's load enters into a contract one year hence?
Therefore both MUTA and CARE believe that without including such basic terms, i.e. as naming
Shell Energy and at least providing some tentative even ball park pricing, you are asking the
cities and towns to sign a blank - fill in the spaces - document. MUTA and CARE are aware that
other members of the public as well as the Marin Civil Grand Jury have questioned whether the
document sent out by MEA contains sufficient information for adequate review and evaluation.
We request that MEA provide Marin towns and cities with the full required 90-day review
period including the above requested information.
Thank you for your consideration. If you have questions, please feel free to contact either of
us.
Sincerely yours,
Basia Crane, President
Marin United Taxpayers Association
67 Kent Avenue
Kentfield, CA 94904
uIt; 6~-
uliette Anthony
Legislative & Regulatory Consultant
Californians for Renewable Energy
678 Blackberry Lane
San Rafael, CA 94903
cc: MUTA Board of Directors
CARE President & Board of Directors
All MEA member cities & towns
Honorable Michael Peevey, President CPUC and Commissioners
Senator Mark Leno
Assemblyman Jared Huffman
Senator Barbara Boxer
Senator Diane Feinstein
Honorable Susan Kennedy, Chief of Staff, Governor's Office (Marin Resident)
Honorable Terry Tamminen, Governor's Energy Consultant
New York Times SF Bay Bureau
SF Chronicle
Marin Independent Journal
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TOWN MANAGERS OFFICE
TOWN OF TIBURON
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Ann P. Meredith.30 Harbor Oak Drive, Apt 22.Tiburon, California 94920/415.789.5396
December 18th 2009
Jeremy Fong
Consultant Investigator
Oakland Housing Unit
Dept of Fair Employment & Housing
1515 Clay Street Ste 701
Oakland CA 94920
t.510.622.2956
re: Ann P Meredith complaint vs Harbor Oak Properties ie: Michael Parker Manager, Harbor Oak
Properties, P.O. Box 558, Tiburon, CA 94920, F. Pete Petri -Owner, Louise Petri - Owner, Harbor Oak
Properties, 14 Tara View Road, Tiburon, CA 94920
Dear Jeremy:
Please know that I have contacted my lawyer Victoria J. Brademan, Esq t.917.952.4312 and my
accountant Ray Gee, Acct. t.510.524.9068 before writing this letter.
Also know that Harbor Oak Properties has broken the Settlement Agreement, which is therefore now null
and void, which I signed and dated on 12/1/09 - based on the legal assurance that a check for $2000. for
me would be received by your office by December 3rd 2009 - by not complying by the agreed upon terms
set out in this Agreement. HOP failed to meet a key condition of the Agreement I therefore want/need to
re-negotiate the Settlement Agreement. As I have stated previously I am out of town on business in
January 2010 and will be back February 1 S` or close there after for an out of state business commitment
which cannot be altered.
I received your letter dated November 25`h 2009 before you left town and am expecting and hoping for a
call from you early Monday December 21 sc 2009 when you return to your office to find resolve.
I need your help and an extension as I have not yet found a new place to live. Most all of the places
available for rent have the same problems as Harbor Oak Properties: Deadly 2nd hand tobacco smoke and
toxic chemical laundry soap scents (phosphorus) on the property.
Alice Fredericks outgoing Mayor of Tiburon spoke with me last week and said a non-smoking ordinance
will be coming up for vote at the Town Council Meeting the first art of the year and invited me to come.
I will go and hope to speak up about my difficult experience at 30 Harbor Oak Drive and subsequently
with HOP.
As per information in your letter on December 8`" 2009 I called Susan Sheftel your District Administrator
at 510.622.2962 to see if indeed HOP had sent the check. Not only had they not sent the check but/and
Ms Sheftel was confrontive, argumentative, extremely unprofessional, unkind really, towards me. She did
not even say Hello but as soon as she heard it was me said `You are supposed to me calling me to tell me
when you are moving out!" I responded with "Excuse me?" Ms Sheftel continued with berating verbiage
and I replied with `I will not let you talk to me this way.
I am the one who has been wronged here and calling to ask for help and this is, again, classic behavior on
HOP'S part to again NOT comply with legally written contracts."
Ann P Meredith's Letter to Jeremy Fong HUD re: HOP December 181" 2009 1
I was very upset by the phone call and do not appreciate Ms Sheftel-no matter what her position there
may be-treating me with such disrespect and disregard. I expect and am entitled to more from someone I
am turning to for help in an already painful and difficult situation.
That being said, I told her `No Check-No Move." As per usual I am the only one playing by the rules with
HOP again not doing so. She said she would make a call and get back to me which she did on December
10t' - 8 days AFTER the deadline for your office to receive the check for me from HOP was due and
informed me that a check arrived only after she contacted their office and prompted them to send the
check. This is typical of HOP to not honor their legal written agreements with me ie. Not providing me
with a quality of life that was promised and paid for by me at $1850. per month for Apt#22. The $2000.
they have eventually sent is a paltry sum of what I am entitled to receive in redemption for the thousands
of dollars I paid out to HOP for services I never received and for the medical expenses I incurred because
HOP was not willing to help regulate tobacco and drug use at their property at 30 Harbor Oak Drive and
the lack of paid for services from both Michael Parker manager and HOP owners since September 25"'
2008. The Agreement also included the lie that HOP had `done nothing wrong.'
I am the one who is disabled; I am the one who has been wronged here.
I am still looking on a daily basis to move out of apt#22 as soon as possible. I do not and cannot afford to
be homeless/out on the street with no place to live. Tiburon is my home; so I am staying in town.
I need your help Jeremy and look forward to speaking to you as soon as possible for a resolution.
Sincerely,
Ann P. Meredith
Tenant 30 Harbor Oak Drive, Apt 22
Tiburon, CA 94920
cc:
Victoria J Brademan, Esq
Ray Gee, Acct
Bob Curry, Division of Alcohol, Drugs & Tobacco/Dept of Health & Human Services, County of Marin
Frances E George, M.S., M.F.C.
Mary Matthews, Marin CIL - Center for Independent Living, San Rafael
Dr. Lohtia, Prima Medical Group San Rafael
Debbie Harmon, U.S Dept of Housing & Urban Development San Francisco Regional Office
Catherine Ross Perry, former Staff Attorney, Marin Fair Housing, San Rafael now at HUD
Jessica Tankersley Staff Attorney, Marin Fair Housing, San Rafael
Alice Fredericks former Mayor Town of Tiburon
Dick Collins new Mayor Town of Tiburon
Joan Palmero - Tiburon Town Hall
Peggy Curry Town Manager - Tiburon
Diane Crane - Town Clerk- Tiburon
Outgoing Town Council Members Jim Fraser, Jeff Slavits, Dick Collins - Tiburon
Incoming Town Council Members Emmett O'Donnell, Jim Fraser, Alice Fredericks - Tiburon
*Please also see `Smoking - Putting them Out `article SF Chronicle front page Wednesday December 16"'
2009 to read about what SF is doing to protect its citizens from the deadly 2°d hand exposure to tobacco.
Ann P Meredith's Letter to Jeremy Fong HUD re: HOP December 18 rh 2009 2
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ASSOCIATION OF BAY AREA GOVERNMENTS
Representing City and County Governments of the San Francisco Bay Area
Date: December 30, 2009
To: City Managers
From: Paul Fassinger, Research Director
Subject: Testing the American Dream in the San Francisco Bay Area
RECEIVED
JAN _ 4 2010
TOWN MANAGERS OFFICE
TOWN OF TIBURON
Enclosed is your jurisdiction's copy of Testing the American Dream in the San Francisco Bay
Area. This 2009 housing report provides insights into the housing crisis that affected the nation
as a whole, but specifically the San Francisco Bay Area. The appendix includes a table which
shows existing housing units and the number of permits issued in 2008.
We are pleased to send this document to your agency free of charge. This is our way of thanking
you for providing us with information we need at various times throughout the year. Without the
support of your staff and your agency, our region would not have the quality information that we
strive to maintain. We look forward to working with you in the future.
ABAG will be hosting the Bay Area Economic Outlook Rebuilding the American Dream on
Tuesday, January 26, 2010. This ABAG conference provides a two-year regional economic
outlook that assists both the public and private sectors in estimating future revenue and planning
budgets. For the agenda and to register, please go to www.abag.ca.gov/events/econconf.
If you have any questions, please feel free to call me at (510) 464-7928 or e-mail me at
paulfgabag.ca.gov.
REVmw 6610y Mailing Address: P.O. Box 2050 Oakland, California 94604-2050 (5i0) 464-7900 Fax: (510) 464-7985 info@abag.ca.gov
Location Joseph P. Bort MetroCenter 1oi Eighth Street Oakland, California 94607 4756
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TOWN OF TIBURON
OFFICE OF DESIGN REVIEW
MONTHLY REPORT
DECEMBER 2009
DESIGN REVIEW BOARD APPLICATIONS: NUMBER SUBMITTED 2008
► NEW SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCES 1 0
00.
► MAJOR ADDITIONS/ALTERATIONS 1 1
00.
► MINOR ADDITIONS/ALTERATIONS 0 1
► (not eligible for Staff Review)
► SIGN PERMITS 0 1
► TREE PERMITS 0 3
00.
► VARIANCE REQUESTS 1 7
► FAR EXCEPTIONS REQUESTS 1 3
► EXTENSION OF TIME 0 0
STAFF REVIEW APPLICATIONS:
Review of minor exterior alterations and additions of less than 500
square feet. 15 8
APPEALS OF DESIGN REVIEW BOARD DECISIONS TO TOWN COUNCIL
0 0
REPORT PREPARED BY: Connie Cashman, Planning Secretary
DATE OF REPORT: January 6, 2010
The HILARrTA-TIBURON ECUMENICAL ASSOCIATION (aka Hilarity-TEA or H-TEA)
100 Ned's Way -Tiburon, California 94920
BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING
Minutes of November 10. 2009
Officers:
President - Keith Lester
Vice President - Charles Quick
Secretary - Barbara Garcia-Romero
Treasurer - Dennis Leary
DIRECTORS PRESENT: The Hilarita Residents Association (HRA):
Mary Ann Alvarado, Nuria Ibars, Joyce Larsen; Dorothy Larson,
Community Congregational Church (CCC)
Liz Jones, Keith Lester
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church (SSEC)
Anne Brown, Barbara Garcia-Romero
Westminster Presbyterian Church (WPC)
Richard Leonards
Community At-Large Representative -
Town of Tiburon Representative - to be appointed
DIRECTORS ABSENT: HRA- Keith Barklow, Gillian Lovejoy, Angela Lorenz
excused Dennis Leary*, Charles Quick*-WPC; Michael Peters*-SSEC
RECEIVED
DEC 2 2 2009
TOWN MANAGERS OFFICE
TOWN OF TIBURON
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OTHERS FSEN E Linda Tilton, Director of Property Management, The John Stewart Co. (JSC)
Cherry Reilly, Property Manager - The Hilarita Apartments, JSC
A QUORUM IS 7
1 MEETING CALL TO ORDER
President Lester determined that a quorum was present and called for order at 7:30 PM in the Community
Resource Center of The Hilarita Apartments.
2. MINUTES OF THE OCTOBER 1? 2009 MEETING
President Lester called for the approval of the minutes. There was one correction to Item 12
Finance Committee Report, second sentence overage of funds in !he esid an account have
been moved into the ReseFY9 Residual Account..." There being no further amendments, it was:
M/S/P (R. Leonards/B. Garcia-Romero) that the Board approve the
October 12, 2009 minutes as amended. 9 ayes
3. OPEN FORUM
President Lester was pleased to announce that his daughter has become engaged to be married.
Congratulations on this happy news were extended from the Board members.
There were none.
5. The HILARITA RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION REPORT
Meets emy third Monday of the month at 7.30 PM in the Esther Whitman Community Center
Nuria (bars reported that at a recent HRA meeting: a) preparations for the Election Committee were made;
b) received and processed nomination forms for the Election Committee; c) deadline for nominations is
November 16, 2009.
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6. SECRETARY'S REPORT
Barbara Garcia-Romero advised that on behalf of the Board of Directors, a get well card has been sent to
Director Michael Peters. We have heard that he is recovering nicely.
7. TREASURER'S REPORT
Dennis Leary: (absent). From the Treasurer's e-mail, the Board's Bank of Marin checking account is
$3,777.28. There are no outstanding payables or receivables.
8.,-The-JOHN STEWART COMPANY PROPERTY MANAGEMENT REPORT
A - Linda Tilton, Director of Property Management, reported that:
1. an application has been sent to HUD regarding the Green Retrofit Program. We expect to have a
response within a few weeks.
2. the waiting list is open and applications are available November 18, 19, and 20 at The Hilarita. This data
has been submitted to The Ark Newspaper and the Independent Journal in Marin County. All
completed applications are to be sent to JSC in San Francisco.
Ms. Tilton answered Board member questions as to how applicants are selected, and the documentation
requirements to be submitted with an application.
3. Charles Quick and Linda met with the Lancers, uphill neighbor of The Hilarita, regarding their request
to reduce the height of the eucalyptus trees. New bids have been received based on recommenda-
tions from the Buildings & Grounds Committee, and the costs are being analyzed.
4. the `going away party' for the CLC Coordinator Phuong Lam went very well.
B - Cherry Reilly, Property Manager, reported that:
1. we are pleased with Michelle Valmont, Assistant Property Manager. She is an asset to the
Management office.
2. the Residential Management software system, 'Boston Post', has been installed.
3. 48 low-flow toilets have been installed by Marin Municipal Water District at no charge.
4. the Reed and Del Mar schools are looking into recreation programs that The Hilarita children
could take part in.
5. C. Ford, resident, has been helping with the children's play area on-site.
6. the annual holiday party for the residents is slated for December 17, 2009 at 5:30 P.M.
B. Garcia-Romero, resident, is adding her efforts to this event. And, we invite the Directors
of the H-TEA Board to join in the festivities.
9. ON-SITE COMMITTEE REPORT
Meets foudh Thursday of the month at 600 PM or as needed. Committee: Anne Brown, -c. Nuria (bars„ Richard Leonards
Anne Brown asked for clarification of the President's request to ascertain the correctness of the Grievance
Procedure.
President Lester asked that this document be scrutinized for its effectiveness should there be any
submitted resident requests for assistance in complaint resolutions. Linda Tilton, JSC, explained the
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steps that are available now to anyone with a grievance, In this order : Management, JSC, On-Site
Committee, Marin County Arbitration.
10. BUILDINGS & GROUNDS COMMITTEE REPORT
Meets the last Friday of the month at 7.30 AM or as needed Committee: Charles Quick-c, MaryAnn Alvarado„ Joyce Larsen,
Dorothy Larson, Michael Peters
Charles Quick (absent). Linda Tilton, JSC, reported that:
1. she and Charles Quick met with the Lancers who have requested removal of or trimming of trees that
are blocking views. She read the Town ordinance relating to view obstructions. It is the Committee's
recommendation that the eucalyptus trees in question be topped by 30%, and that four Blue Gum
trees be removed and replaced with trees that are acceptable for the site.
Following discussion on what type of trees and maintenance, it was:
M/S/P (D. Larson/B. Garcia-Romero) that the Board approve the
recommendations of the Buildings & Grounds Committee to
top the eucalyptus trees and remove the Blue Gum trees and
to plant replacement trees. 9 ayes
11. COMMUNITY TRAINING & SERVICES COMMITTEE REPORT-- CLC
Meets the first Friday of the month at 6:00 PM or as needed. Committee: Barbara Garcia-Romero-c„ Dennis Leary
Barbara Garcia-Romero reported that:
1. the H-TEA Computer Learning Center began this term's tutoring program on October 15 2009 with
30 hours a week with four tutors. It is going very well and Brian Meyer who replaced Phuong Lam as
Coordinator is doing well.
2. the Committee submitted the Tutoring Program progress report to the Tamalpais Pacific Board of
Trustees at its November 3, 2009 meeting.
12. FINANCE COMMITTEE REPORT
- This report is pro notary and not to be discussed outside of this meeting
Meets as needed. Committee: Dennis Leary-c, Dorothy Larson, Dennis Leary, Michael Peters
Dennis Leary (absent): from an e-mail report of November 9, 2009:
1. the Accounts Receivable balance is up, are there any collection issues?
2. the landscape improvement costs are significantly lower than budget?
3. the costs for plumbing and water are over budget.
4. the Committee will re-examine the surplus cash item at the 6 month point to see if we project
sufficient surplus that may allow some special projects in the back half of the year.
There was none.
14. NEW BUSINESS
There was none.
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15. EXECUTIVE SESSION
-This session is confidential and not to be discussed outside of this meeting
Ex. Committee: Keith Lester-C, Charles Quick, Barbara Garcia-Romero, Nuda (bars
There was no call for an Executive Session.
16. DATE OF NEXT MEETING - DECEMBER 14. 2009
The next Board of Directors meeting will be called to order at 7:30 PM on 2009 in the Community Training
& Services Center of The Hilarita Apartments.
COURTESY CALL-. Please remember that a quorum is required to proceed on any `action' item. If you
will be unable to attend this meeting, please contact President Keith Lester (456-6659) or Recording
Secretary L.A. Wurl (381-2556), and you may leave a message. Thank you.
• Absences: Bylaws ARTICLE 6 Section 6.05, with Board discretion, permit no more than three (3)
consecutive or four (4) non-consecutive meetings to be missed without justification.
President Lester called for adjournment. There being no objection the meeting adjourned at
8:27 PM.
2010 Board of Directors Meeting Calends (second Monday. of each month except May and August)
• Annual Meeting/Elections - January 11, • February 8, - March 8, • April 12, - regular business meeting
& annual walk around -Saturday May 15 at 9:30 AM, • June 14, • July 12, • August - customarily no
scheduled meeting, • September 13, - October 11, • November 8, and, • December 13.
L.A. Wurl, Recording Secretary - 11/09
minutes distribution
• H-TEA Board of Directors
• JSC
approved minutes distribution:
• Sponsor Churches -
Community, St. Stephen's,Westminster
•EAH
• Marin Housing Authority
• Belvedere City Council
• Tiburon Town Council
• Loren Sanborn, JSC
• H-TEA President (if amended)
• HTEA Secretary files
• HRA files
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AGENDA
Regular Meeting
Tiburon Planning Commission
January 13, 2010 - 7:30 PM
TIBURON PLANNING COMMISSION
CALL TO ORDER AND ROLL CALL
Chairman Kunzweiler, Commissioner Corcoran, Commissioner Frymier,
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
Persons wishing to address the Planning Commission on any subject not on the agenda may do
so under this portion of the agenda. Please note that the Planning Commission is not able to
undertake extended discussion, or take action on, items that do not appear on this agenda.
Matters requiring action will be referred to Town Staff for consideration and/or placed on a
future Planning Commission agenda. Please limit your comments to no more than three (3)
minutes. Testimony regarding matters not on the agenda will not be considered part of the
administrative record.
COMMISSION AND STAFF BRIEFING
Commission and Committee Reports
Director's Report
PUBLIC HEARING
1. 1704 TIBURON BOULEVARD: CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT FOR THE
OPERATION OF A WINE TASTING AND SALES BUSINESS; FILE #10905; K2
Properties LLC, Owner; RSB Vineyards LLC, Applicant; Assessor's Parcel No. 059-
102-17 [LT]
2. 1505 TIBURON BOULEVARD: CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT FOR THE
INSTALLATION AND OPERATION OF A WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS
FACILITY; FILE #10902; Town of Tiburon, Owner; WesTower Communications
for Clearwire (Clear Wireless LLC), Applicant; Assessor's Parcel No. 058-171-92
[SA]
3. 1 BLACKFIELD DRIVE: CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT FOR THE
INSTALLATION AND OPERATION OF A WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS
FACILITY; FILE #10903; Cove Shopping Center, Inc., Owner; WesTower
Communications for the Clearwire (Clear Wireless LLC), Applicant; Assessor's
Parcel No. 034-212-18 [SA]
Tiburon Planning Conunission January 13, 2010 Page 1
TOWN OF TIBURON
Tiburon Town Hall
1505 Tiburon Boulevard
Tiburon, CA 94920
MINUTES
4. PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES - Regular Meeting of November 11, 2009
ADJOURNMENT
Future Agenda Items a011310
700 Tiburon Boulevard (BTC): CUP for Wireless Communications Facility (February 10)
General Plan Clean-up Amendments Re Trails (TBD)
Lower Trestle Glen Property: Conceptual Master Plan Review for 4 lots on 14.5 acres (TBD)
Achuck/Parente Precise Development Plan Revisions (TBD)
Tiburon Planning Commission January 13, 2010 Page 2