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MINUTES
Council Chamber, City Hall
Huntington Beach, California
Tuesday, November 27, 1951
Chairman Wood, pursuant to adjournment of
meeting of November 20, 1951, called the regular
adjourned meeting of the Planning Commission to
order at 7:30 o'clock P.M.
Commissioners present: Wood, Tunis, Kettler, Pyles,
Hinshaw
Commissioners absent: Kaufman, Schryer
Others present: City Clerk John Henricksen
Petition for Chairman Wood announced that the public hear-
cond.excep.- ing for the petition for conditional exception filed
M.Pobojeski by Marilyn Pobojeski, 220 Detroit Street, which was
to have been heard at the regular meeting of Novem-
ber 20, 1951, and was adjourned for lack of a quorum
would be heard at this time.
The Secretary reported that no verbal or
written statements had been filed for or against
the petition with the exception of the favorable
comments made by Charles Furr, Realtor, at the
meeting of November 20, 1951, which was adjourned
for lack of a quorum.
The Secretary also reported that postal cards
had been sent out to residents and property owners
in the area of the applicant's residence advising
them of this public hearing.
Chairman Wood asked if anyone in the audience
had any statements they wished to make for or against
the petition for conditional exception.
The Chairman asked the Secretary to read the
petition for conditional exception of Marilyn
Pobojeski for use of residential facilities at 220
Detroit Street, zoned for R-3 purposes, for a nursing
and rest home, convalescents and invalids home with
Registered Nurse's care. Massaging, dieting, Physio-
thereapy, with physicians and surgeons advice where
necessary and advisable.
There being no written or verbal protests
filed in regard to the petition for conditional ex-
ception filed by Marilyn Pobojeski the Chairman
declared the hearing closed.
On motion by Kaufman seconded by Tunis that
the Planning Commission recommend to the City Council
the granting of the conditional exception filed by
Marilyn Pobojeski to use the residential facilities
located at 220 Detroit Street, on property described
as Lots 11, 12 and 13, in Block 302, Vista Del Mar
Tract, zoned for R-3 purposes, to use said property
for a nursing and rest home, convalescents and
invalids home with Registered Nurse's care. Massag-
ing, dieting, physiothereapy, with physicians and
surgeons advice where necessary and advisable, subject
to the following conditions:
Non -Admission of Alcoholics, drug addicts,
and mental patients.
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Failure to use the premises for the purpose
as requested in the petition for conditional excep-
tion for a period of six months, the conditional ex-
ception shall be terminated.
Motion carried.
Discuss ac- : Thomas Talbert appeared before the Commission
quisition members and stated that at' a joint meeting last April
of prop. with members of the City _Council, officials of the
for park Huntington Beach Company and the Chamber of Commerce,
purposes that the subject of acquiring property in Block 811,
with the exception of one lot, now containing a home
came up for discussion and that it should be joined •
up with Circle Park for park purposes and also stated
that the Garden Club had endorsed the idea. A form of
petition being circulated was handed to the Secretary
which was read.
Mrs. Trace Cooper of the Garden Club addressed
the Commissioners and stated she was appointed as
Chairman of the project for the acquisition of Block
811 for park purposes'and requested the Commission to
give its support and recommend the City to purchase the
area.
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Leon Frazer addressed the Commissioners and
stated that property in the City for park purposes is
scarce and said that now is the time for the City to
acquire the area now available.
Sherman Denny of the Huntington Beach Company
addressed the Commissioners and stated the area was
subdivided in 1946 for residential purposes but that
the company has held up the sale of lots resulting from
the meeting referred to by Mr. Talbert. Mr. Denny in-
formed the Commissioners that his company was neutral
in the matter relative to the City acquiring Block 811
for park purposes. •
On motion by Kaufman seconded by Pyles that the
acquisition of Block 811 for park purposes be referred
to the Park Committee, was approved.
On motion by Hinshaw seconded by Pyles the
meeting adjourned.
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