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HomeMy WebLinkAboutAdministrative Approvals AAX1969001 - Supporting Documentsá CITY OF I'UNTINGTON BEACH 0-2 ! 1 C f'EPARTMENT OF BUILDING & SAFE P.O. BOX 190 CITY HALL /HUNTINGTON BEACH, CAL ,iFORNIA 92648 AHOTE HO ICE 1S51,i DPNE 7141535 .5551 D On an in Spec-tion was made of the premises at of which you are The inspection revealed the: following violations of applicable code. You are hereby ordered to correctr the violations as noted above within daps from the date of -scxvice of this notice, If et the expiration of this time the violations have not been corrected farther action will be taken as provide for by law.g By order of the Bye '_j L DIRECTOR OF 13EitLDI; G & SAFETY NOTL , If you have any questions concerning this matter contact the above-signed inspector. CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH EPA RTMENT OF BUILDING IN SAF P,O. EOX 190 CITY HALL f 7'HUNTINGTON BEACH, CALIFORNIA 92648 The inspection revealtd the follpwin PHONE 714/S36-6551 violations of applicabie codes JC. 42A jr -'el2ow &"V DATE NOTICE ISSUED You are hereby ordered to correct the violations as noted above within _,_days from the date ` t 4oaf this notice. If, at the expiration of this time the violations have, not been corrected further action N411 be taken as provided for by law. By order of the Ii}." DIRECTOR OF B ILDINC: & SAFETY NOTE: if you have any questions concerning this matter HU T1NGTON BEACH Cllr & ER OF COMN CE 18582 Beach Boulevard, Suite 224 Huntington Beach, California 92646 February 9, 1970 SICK CODE STUDY City of Huntington Beach Planning Department P. 0. Box 190 Huntington Beach, California 92648 Attention: Mr. Richard Harlow Dear Dick: In regard to the several Sign Code Administrative Action reviews (#69-1 through 69-6) that were before the Planning Commission on January 13, 1970, and which were deferred at our request, on behalf of the applicants, we hereby request an additional 30 days to complete our study of possible Sign Code clarifications which, if accepted, might expedite the handling of these natters to our mutual benefits. We assume each of the applicants, noted below and to whom we are sending copies hereof, are in agreement with this request for additional time. If not, we assume they will notify you otherwise. Your consideration and that of the Planning Commission to this request is respectfully* requested. Yours very truly 4.J. fiHFI,Chairman , L egislative Action Comm. H. B. Chamber of Commerce cc:. Chamber President,, Pete Horton Chamber Manager, Ralph Kiser Groth Chevrolet First Pioneer Realty Lee White Chrysler Oreon Suey Him Huntington Cinema Mi1"U.ES OF IE HUNTINGTON BEACH PLANNI:!G COMM SSION Council. Chambers, Civic Center Huntington Beach, California TUESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1970 -STUDY SESSION COMMISSIONERS PRESENT: Bazil, Bokor, Slates, Miller, Duke, Porter COM1I1SSIONERS ABSENT, Tom AGENDA ITEMS TO BE CONTINUED: The Acting Secretary informed the Commission t at t o E r ber of Commerce requested a con- tinuance of the following ;e :ems; 1) d 4 .7 -' Grath Chevrolet, Co., to permit: a) Four round porcelain enamel fib" iameter 11 K" ?sed Car Signs: b) A ten foot arrow as a part of the pole sign, c) Signs painted on building - Groth Chevro- let, Campers and Tr:cks and Part and Accessorir. Dept. all in open lettering; located on the west side of Beach Blvd., north side of Taylor St. 2) Administrative Action 69-2 - First Pioneer Realt , Inc., to permit an arrow as an intc:gT7part o t e esign of a 3 ft, x 6 ft. identification sign, located on the northwest corner, of Beach Blvd. and Slater Ave.; 3) Ad- ministrative Action 69-3 First Pioneer Realt , Inc., to permit four 2 ft. x 3 ft. yellow fTags on permanent po es within planter areas, located on the northwest corner of Beach Blvd. and Slater Ave.; 4) Administrative Action 69-4 - Lee White Chr sler-Pl Tmouth, to permit banners to be attached a 60 ft. to u ar stee po e forming a canopy or tent effect over pro- perty, located on the west side of Beach Blvd., south of Chr,-sler Drive; 5) Administrative Action 69-5 - Oreon Suey Hirm, to per- 't a 18" :t.36" flashing arrow on top oT-a sp here on the build- ing, located northeast of each Blvd., 200 ft; north of Slater Avenue; and, 6) Administrative Action 69-6 -Huntin ton Cinema, United Cinema Car ., to permit rotating, fles ing spot.Lig is cTi` rrected uupwa.rr on roof of building, located on the west side of Main St., approximately 185 ft. from the intersection of Main St. and Ellis Ave. A MOTION WAS MADE BY SLATES AND SECONDED BY PORTER TO CONTINUE ALL ABOVE MENTIONED ITEMS TO FEBRUARY 10, 1970, AT 2:00 P.M.., STUDY SESSIONp ROLL CALL VOTE: AYES: Bazil, Bokor, Slates, Millar, Duke, Porter NOES: None ABSENT: Tom THE MOTION CARRIED. PLANNED RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT CODE AMENDMENT NO. 69-2 In Conjunction With USE PERMITS CODE AMENDMENT NO. 69-12 The Acting Secretary reviewed Amendments 69-2 and 69-12 with the Commission. Mr. Harlow informed the Commission that the public hearing on Code Amendment No. 69-12 - Use Permits - had been continued from the January 6, 1970, meeting, The hearing was opened to the audience on Code Amendment No. 69-12 - Use Permits; There being no comment, the hearing was closed. IWt3TINGTON agEACH Cii AWE i. OF Ct?'.• '1 RCF 18182 Beach Tant: f.nz t, rak }ie..c h, CGal ii i rnia 19 0 Cit,r of Huntington 'ieacl P . 0. Box 19G, I3hantin ton Beach, Califs Sl,,.,N COME' Attention: Mr. 0. C. Cleveland ector of building & :ia vKK Gentlemen: Since the enact4tent of our newest City Sign Code, Article 976, your department, as the City's inspection arcs, has cited numerous parties as violating various portions of the Code. The Chamber's Legislative Action Committee has reviewed a number of these citations and wishes to set forth herein certain suggestions affecting the areas in which many of the citations fall. These suggestions are intended to continue to carry out the Cityas intent to improve the overall quality of allowed signs in our City while still respecting the husinessmau°s needs and investment in his signs, and we would hope such suggestions nihl: result in a mutual benefit to all parties affected. Our suggestions ro: 1.Pennants, banners and flags are basically prohibited in the Sign Code. We sugge: t that they be allowed, but only upon bonding by the applicant to ensure the City that they will be well maintained and eventu removed when their purpose has been served. Such bond would be similar in notice to the present Section 9761.10.2-• removal bond but would also cover or require the good maintenance of the pennants, etc., while being displayed. To affect this suggested change, we suggest that the words "banner" and "pennant" be deleted from the definition of "qemporary Signs" - Sec, 9760.2.45; that a new definition be added re Flag Signs to mean and inclry de any flag, banner or pennant, that the use of Flag Signs be allowed in all districts and that a bonding requirement be added as a prerequisite to permitting Flag Signs. Section 9663.4(c) requires removal within 90 nays of "signs painted on a building" yet if the sign was painted on a sheet of metal and fastened to the building it could Ire an allowed use. We suggest the reference to ""signs painted on a building" be deleted from Section 9763.4(c) so that such signs may be allowed if they otherwise met with all other provisions of the Sign Code, A City of Huntington Beach _2 .March 10, 1970 Your consideration to the foregoing su„gestions is reque:-ted., Foe would hope to make additional suggestions in the Sign Code in the future as the need may arise and would hope for your additional consideration at that time. Yours Very truly, cc; Mr. Pete Horton, President H. B. Chamber 3f Commerce Mr. H C. Kiser, Manager H. H. Chamber of Commerce Huntington Beach Chamber of Commerce j7. S1.EA airman, Legislative Action Cownittee Minutes, H.B. P1,01 March 31, 1970 Page 2 is on Study Ses a.on 1. Conditional Exception No. 69-91 shall become null and void March 31, 1971. 2. The applicant shall comply with all applicable provisions of Section 9763.1 of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code Temporary Signs.. ROLL CALL VOTE; AYES: Miller,Tom. slates, i okor NOES: None ABSENT: Porter, Duke, Bazii THE MOTION CARRIED. COMMISSIONER BAZIL: Commissioner Bazil arrived at 1: 1 5 P Mtan assume u s uties. ADMINISTRATIVE ACTION N(`,., 69-1 Applicant: Groth Chevrolet, To permit.1) Four round por- celain enamel 36" diameter "OK" Used Car Signs; 2) Signs painted on building - Groth Chevrolet, Campers and Trucks and Part and Accessories Dept., in all open lettering. Located on the west side of Beach Blvd., north of Taylor St. Jim Palin, Assistant Planner, discussed details pertaining to the existing signs - part one of the request. COMMISSIONER PORTER: Commissioner Pr•rter arrived at 4:20 P.M. an assume is uties. The Acting Secretary stated that the most northerly sign should be removed because it is only set back 5 ft. from the side property line in lieu of the required 20 ft, setback at-3 that the other "OK" used car signs were non-conforming due to the separation between signs (38 ft. rather than 40 ft.). Commission discussion followed, A MOTION WAS MADE BY BOKOR AND SECONDED BY MILLER TO APPROVE THAT PORTION OF ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW NO. 69-1 PERTAINING TO THE "OK" USED CAR SIGNS AND UPON THE FOLLOWING CONDITION: 1. The most northerly 36" diameter "OK" sign shall be removed. ROLL CALL VOTE: AYES: Miller. Bokor, Tom, Bazil, Porter NOES: Slates ABSENT: Duke THE MOTION CARRIED. A MOTION WAS MADE BY BAZIL AND SECONDED BY MILLER TO APPROVE THAT PORTION OF ADMINISTRATIVE ACTION NO. 69-1 PERTAINING TO THE SIGNS PAINTED ON THE BUILD- ING UPON THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS: 1. Approval of that portion of Administrative Action No.69-1 pertaining to the painted-on signs shall become null and void March 31, 1972, 2. At the end of two years, said sign shall be repainted and shall conform to the sign ordinance in effect at that time, ROLL CALL VOTE: AYES: Bazil, Bokor, Miller; Slates, Tom, Porter NOES: None ABSENT: Duke THE MOTTO CARRIED,- 3/31/70-PCSS LOT SURVEYS SUBDIVISIONS CONTOUR MAPS SEWERS BOUNDARY DISPUTES CONSTR. LAYOUT TRAILER COURTS LEGAL DESCRIPTION TRI-ENGI ERING SERVICE Registered Civil Engineer GENERAL ENGINELRING & SURVEYING PHONE - JEfferson 11594 11922 WESTMINSTER AVENUE PARAMOUNT OPFICE GARDEN GROVE, CALIFORNIA PHONE ZEnhh 8322 Feb. J4 1958 Huntington Beach City Planning Commission Mr. Tripp Dear Sirs We would appreciate a thirty day extension of time to submit the revised Tentative map of TRACT 1813,. Yours very truly, W E S T M I NSTER AVE. M CM OF •fli111 flulfl CALF ORNIA January 13, Planning Department City Hall Hunting-t on 13oach, Calif. Dear Cli.f: feet west of .uewland Street. Phase uddr¢ss replies tv; Jim and 1 have reviewed the map proposing to divide the property on the north side of Yorktown Street, approx,imatel.y (S6 Re: Tentative Map of Tract The factors which should be talzen into consideration before approving this map are s sanitary sewers, water supply intended use, internal vehicular circulation and de.qin. It is our opinion that the following conditions of approval should be imposed I -•, Require connection to a sanitary sewver line 2'- Require streets, a s necessary to dead-end against the adj oining property to be extended, when it deve lolps 3 - Require more internal c irculation and a t least an addi tional point of ingress and egress to Yorktown. showing the charge caused by the conditions of approval. This would allow a second look at the proposal to see that it would bone m,errts to comply with the proposed "Secondary" highway treat- ment set forth on the Master Plan of Highways, The shove requirements will necessitate a redesign of the proposal; and 'further condition, :f approval should, be applied, which would require another map to be submi€ted, incorporating and g 6 Require the dedication of Yorktown and improve- 4 -, Require 90%compaction on fill areas. 5 - Control the vehicular access from any lots faci Yorktown . fit rather than harm the a Will iam PhelpsAssistant Planner Santa Ana Planning Department H. C1, O59ORNE FLtfl. S'` C'O4.TROL ,'.NUJNE ! ORANGE COUNTY FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT CC.1URT HOUE:6 ANN4:k SANTA ANA, CALIP0 NIA TE£pr1ONF"t - KIMU R1.Y 7 .3311 CXT; 357 Febr uary 1938 !aUSJCCT J. 0. 9RLNNCR Am t. FLOOD VONTRQ4 tNOlNHBR ntative Tract 13 -City of Huntin ton beach Hunt i ngton Beach Planning Commission City Hall Hun4ington Beach ,Cali fornia. Gentlemen: from outside sources This is in response to your request for a report on possible flood hazard to Tentative Tract No. 1813. The major port on of the st'hd vision is on a hill and therefore very little runoff water can enter the tract There is a large natural swale pass;'ng by the south- west corner of the tract which carries some runoff from the northwest, There is also a small ditch runningt rou;h the o has c rifer • f the property which :. rries ru oxf from a large area northeasterly of this point. It is the opinion of this office that a portion of lot 97 is subject to frequent sheet overflow from the swale; and lot 1 and portions of lots 2, 13 and 14 are subject to frequent sheet overflow from the ditch, Very truly yours H. C. OSBORNE FLOOD CONTROL ENGINEER WDD/gp c Baimt r of 'MM& F'IANMING COMMISSION C'QVR T HOUSE ANNEX SANTA ANA. CALl'ORNIA 10bru'ir T 5, 195 iiuntington " ac h v7,t-'ty Ha ll P.D. Box I iiunt i nr ton 3o nia No 1"1, committee au$th rite to ,:, Commission has r viowed the tentative maps and offers the foil vo:j n,-a r° mment.s f or your appears to be hazardous ` :cause of this %nr)r l mitedt sight distance on Yorktown Street, It appears that additional acreag e to the east or west, stiould be combined with this tract so that a htettcr desi:,xn of the, fr ontaz treatment on r town Street an safe intersections could be provided. of thy; tract to provide for "f sidFe-ontt trc atmcnt , The intersection of viifller Avenue and `tclrkt ?wn St hi k l aJ: access rights k :7 to orktow n Street from lots to 7 and 95 to 97 should ho dedicated to the ('.it r, Yorktown Street should be improved on the basis of a four-lane road. County Standards would requjrrcurbs at 32 feet from con t or l in . ,iay 4, The tract should provide Laif of this ±4Ofoot ri :ht of o' th, Planningi1 sub,jeet tract: ,i. d Brat i o n Yorktown Street is designatci.i as a Scconr.tarry df.ghwav on the Master Plan of Arterial. Highways for rancoo) County. This c quid be accomplished by provi:di,nL- an alley at the rear of the lots or by a re desi n of that portion properties develop. the tract so that it, can be continu e d when adjoining Street be extended to the east and west boundaries culat is 16should be considered. It is suart ,est d that Tilton Provisions for more adequa te local traff and rotary mud. Provisions of the Uniform Buildin g Code are such that this type of material woul d not be acceptabl e for buildings, it is noted that a, large portion of this tract is located over a former oil storage reservoir which has been filled with what appears to be oil field waste nnin fi; (;ora i,.ss.o uI on Boach Planning Commission Nbryary vido report by a c 'amps o any p to file as; +;3nt incer 958 age thlo tractanj t est ORPdJGE 1 ' NT! PLANNIPV1 4arry i;. Bergh, Plan ning Director Willis Q. Warner Land Planni W.=4': tb EAW. LCE:RUMMLL, M.D. COUNTY HCAL'TH GrrICER EMMA 13. WHARTON, M.D. MEDICAL r,prICER DtNALD P. MArDC1NALC#, M.Ia. MEDICAL OF' CCR FLI2 4EaLTH A. LCCBL1ETT, M. O. MEDICAL UF'KICEA Mr. Clifford E. Tripp, Se `ret .; Huntington Beach Planning ft-ram, Huntington Beach, Jalifornia February 1.0, 1958 A map of Tentative siatin of 7 lots.> feet west of Xew'.an of this department. SANTA ANA, CALIFORNIA MAILING ADDOF ,'rn * MO. k3CX RB! F. r. PRI.VFiY, !7,E3, CSHIEY, oivmmn or fANITATION MARG1WFRITr PRINWVIL'L,E,. P,H,N, CIREpTF )R, :'UM HCiALT14 NURAINCI HARR tT V. IZER, M.E3. OUP RWI©IU PU:ICIC; !'IEAI.TH LAnDRATDRY HARO") C, [3L TAFE;GIN. M.P,H, VMCU TOP, HC'ALTH 0=0kTION being a x roposo-,.i subdivi sion con- vacated on the north aide of Yorktown Street, Street, has been reviewed and meets with the approval Sewage is to be disposed through a public ary sewerage system. The water supplier, the Southern California Water Company - HuntIn;ton each System, holds a permit, in accord .nce with Sections 4010 to 14)25) inclusive, of the California Health and Safety Code to supply domestic water in this area. Yours very, trttly, EDW,l ,Ru s S L L,, M.D. h Officer ge County It. B. Frisby, Chief Division of sanitation EEM E cc to State Health -.Saa. Engrs .HEALTH OMPARTMENT HEALTH ogP'T, BUILDING CiYH AND NORTH RC7MI £ITW. TCI,CPHI NEI ICIMbcn v 7*51C!' 1 (ED-MmiV (VIT arnm& PE-CoM,eassr ate FFS 3. /961 9, P5 ,13i.VLF:,,,. 0 is 0 AN v .. TY 19 CIS` 8,I.. and action in d:3L tI approvvd nu nbt r of t ot cl 1 were WrtaseJ to a i'I' "Al 41 g 97 v _TO A Jl fa" XT MA l L VOTE AYES: Li N OES We ,1Y SrMUM Nona. THE :or h_l% r CARRIED. then D :a.c vit U6M:a width, 11 No.REVISIoN. 9 )v 50,11, "" kk ,`"nul 1. M c ai'' ",," 1. x ., ? %, e d t <, . t_ `a ;t ;`.lI l,.nl nap had formally r"'k o G •. Secretary v'urif to -.`i p"h; t:: the coalition s {red Fir had :'FW n compiled 4;1.6::.':,, on the now revised "o:':;ioa w 1ch two t'xC„4.:k?'31;3i'niv po' i.';±3itt„3,7 of "Y p1'o". 1 with Qundittosu revienod. C:° A motion was my t w g1c1W ,vr and secon ded by . . w,1,;1-1 3 YE l% M is {{y y *y pA r AL . 'N„1T .-i .,, L L GV yT .. , «ta r r:Y -M ;.°A to Vii.CT, M 7 J. N . . -.. vi k w., ]Yrr Ew .1 Y';;1 4 7 CONDI T ION Tho r Tilt on $ 'rct+t; shall 1 o teg?je,t to tb+ % St 5*4 ROLL CALL, "OTT AX ES: rt"u . o;":g Root!, Liles, <" v is, hrya i,", SF:<:l.1 NOES: None. +AyJSE T ; tlka is . 1