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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1957-05-21MINUTES HUNTINGTON BEACH PLANNING COMMISSION Council Chamber, City Hall Huntington Beach, California Tuesday, May 21, 1957 Pursuant to adjournment of the Planning Commission regular meeting of May 14th, 1957, Chair- man Bazil called the adjourned meeting of the Plan- ning Commission to order at 7:35 o'clock P. M. Commissioners Present: Stang, Davis, Presson, Liles, Schryer, Bardwell, Bazil. Commissioners Absent: None. Minutes On motion by Stang seconded by Davis the minutes of the meeting of May 14, 1957, as trans- cribed and mailed by the 6ecretary be accepted and ordered filed. Motion carried. Robert Chairman Bazil announced that the contin- Matson - uation of the hearing on the Robert Matson petition Cond. for conditional exception requesting permission to Except. construct a building on Lot 2, Block 1901, Tract #12, to conduct a laboratory research business, is now open, and asked if anyone present desired to make any statements for or against the request. Sherman Denny, Huntington Beach Manager of the Huntington Beach Company appeared before the Planning Commission and stated that Mr. Matson had called him and requested a postponment of the action on the petition as he was having a little difficulty on the required financing for the improvement proposed. The Secretary reported that no verbal or written protests for or against the request for variance by Mr. Matson had been received. There being no further response from anyone present the Chairman declared the hearing closed. On motion by Stang seconded by Presson in accordance with a request of Mr. teybright, of the firm of Wise and Associates, Planning Consultants for the City of Huntington Beach, the petition for conditional exception of Mr. Matson was referred to Mr. Weybright for study and report. 1957-1958 The Chairman reported that a study of the Budget proposed 1957-1958 Planning Commission proposed budget had been deferred for further study at this time and Mr. Weybright was asked to take up the details of the budget and to explain and give reasons covering the sums requested. Mr. Weybright took each item in turn and explained how the Consulting Firm had arrived at the amounts requested, and felt that it was a fair and nominal budget for the undertaking of the Master Plan for the coming year that is now under way. Page #2 Minutes - H. B. Planning Commission Tuesday, May 21, 1957 On motion.by Stang seconded by Davis the prop the proposed budget for the Planning Commission for the fiscal year 1957-1958 as recommended by the Planning Consultants be accepted and re- commended to the City Council for approval. Motion carried. Mr. Everett Mr. Weybright introduced to the Plan- E. Tripp ning Commission and those present Mr. Everett E. Tripp, now a member of the Orange County Plan- ning Commission as a prospective to fill the Secretary -Planning -Technician position now open in the City of Huntington Beach. Mr. Tripp briefly stated that he is a graduate of the Uni- versity of California and had majored in urban land development and City Planning and is empl- oyed by the County or Orange now approaching one year. On motion by Stang seconded by Schryer that the Administrator of the City of Huntington Beach and Chairman Bazil of.the Planning Comm- ission interview Everett E. Tripp relative to the position now open and to make their recommendations to the City Council. Motion carried. Proposed Mr. Weybright presented the proposed Master Master Parking Plan for the City of Huntington Parking Beach by exhibiting Pour maps known as the Map Plan #1, existing parking conditions; Map #2, existing land use, Map #3, commercial zoning and assessed valuation -in the proposed parking district area, and Map #4, the faster Parking Plan denoting the off-street parking locations recommended to be acquired and constructed, and denoting the ex- terior boundaries of the proposed off-street parking district. Mr. Weybright explained the manner in which the survey was made covering the existing parking conditions as to the,uses of the present parking meter setup within the proposed district and pointing out the deficiencies that now exist and what is necessary to correct -the condition to make it a well balanced off-street parking plan, to supplement the removal of diagonal parking on Main Street for one thing and certain recommen- dations to place parking to occupy one hundred cars on the beach front and presented a very comprehensive and easily understood.method of fin- ancing the proposed master off-street parking plan. On motion by Stang seconded by Davis the adjourned meeting of the Planning Commission of the City of Huntington Beach adjourned. 1 Chairman Secretary