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HUNTINGTON BEACH PLANNING COMMISSION
Council Chamber, City Hall
Huntington Beach, California
Tuesday, Septenber 15, 1953
Chairman Schryer called the meeting of the Planning
Commission of the City of Huntington Beach to order at
• 7:55 o'clock P.M.
Commissioners present: Schryer, Tunis, Presson, Stang, King.
Commissioners absent: Davis, Kettler
Others present: City Attorney Bauer
City Clerk Henricksen
Planning Consultant Parks
Minutes
On motion by Stang seconded by Presson that the
minutes f or the month of August be accepted and ordered
filed without changes or corrections as mailed by the
Secretary pro-tem, was approved.
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Consultant
Consultant Parks presented to the Commissioners for
Parks -
study a sketch of the area lying within the City limits
Sketch -on
northerly of Utica Street and bounded by Highway 39 and
area re:
the Pacific Electric Railway tracks north and south
set -backs
through Huntington Beach and extending to approximately
17th Street, in accordance with the request of the
Chamber of Commerce fbr the Planning Commission to make
a study and a survey of the area. A general discussion
was held by the members of the Commission relative to
the feasibility of requirements of a set -back along
certain streets in the City of Huntington Beach that
would lend itself to better development in the areas
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under study.
Consultant Parks was instructed to prepare a re-
solution for presentation to the City Council to provide
for a set -back of fifty feet along Hampshire Avenue
from Indianap6lis Street south to the jilnction of High-
way 101, and to also prepare a resolution for recommenda-
tion to the City Council to establish set -back lines
along, or to acquire by deed or dedication certain pro-
perty along Memphis Street, Delaware Avenue, and Hunting-
ton Avenue, in order to provide for the standard width
of streets in accordance with the existing pattern of
the street widths respectively.
Map re:
Consultant Parks presented to the Commission a map
width of
showing proposed set -back lines along streets of Newland,
proposed
Cannery, Banning, Bushard, and Hamilton, located rk thin
streets
the City limits of Huntington Beach, and said streets
shown to be eighty-four feet in width and said streets
coming into Highway #101 at right angles in accordance
with present standard practices, and suggested this map
for study and consideration and also to lend influence for
the County to also give consideration to making those
streets the same width in County areas. A general review
and discussion was held b,r the Commissioners relative to
the sub -division requirements of the City of Huntington
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Beach subdivision ordinance and suggested that a study be
made of the present requirements to see if they fulfill
present state lams and trend of sub -division requirements
that are now going on in the County and other cities of
Orange County.
On motion by Tunis seconded by Stang the regular
meeting of the Planning Commission he City of Hunting-
ton Beach adjourned.
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Secretary /