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MINUTES
OF THE
HUNTINGTON BEACH PLANNING COMMISSION
Council Chambers, Civic Center
Huntington Beach, California
T[IlESDAY, JANUAR'Y 5, 1965
C01%,1MISSIONERS PRLr.LNT: Crabb, Letson, Bazi1,' Kaufman, Worthy,
Miller, Larkin.
C01 1IS SI ON)RS ABSENT: None.
MINUTES: On motion by Worthy and seconded by
Crabb, the Minutes of the Huntington
Beach Planning Commission of December 1 and 15, 1964, were
accepted as transcribed and mailed by the Secretary.
T!,"N;.'ATIVE TPZACT NO 5792 - Cont-inued
Number of Lots: 105 Subdivider: Luxury ;iomes, Inc.
Total Acrea;e: 22.1 Engineer: Voorheis-Trindle-Nelson
Located 660 feet south of Warner Avenue
on the west side of Graham Street and legally described as
being a proposed subdivision of a portion of the NW4, Section
28-5-11.
The Subdivision Committee Report was
read by the Deputy Secretary.
The hearing was opened to the audience.
Kenneth Carlson, engineer for the
subdivider, addressed the Commission and stated that there were
no objections to conditions suggested by the Subdivision
Committee.
There being no other comment the
hearing was closed. -
A MOTION WAS MADE BY BAZIL AND SECONDED
BY MILLER TO APPROVE TENTATIVE TRACT MAP NO 5792 WITH THE
FOLLOWING CONDITIONS:
1. The Tentative Map received December 9, 1964, shall be the
approved map.
2. The property within Tentative Tract No 5792 shall be annexed to
the Sanitation District #11.
3. "Ell Circle shall stub -out to the west.
4. A petition for rezoning to R-1 shall be filed approximately
at the time the f inal map is recorded.
5. All Standard Subdivision requirements that tre applicable
shall be complied with.
ROLL CALL VOTE:
AYES: Crabb, Letson, Bazil, Kaufman,
NOES: None.
ABSENT: None.
THE MOTION CARRIED.
Worthy, Miller, Larkin.
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TENTATIVE TRACT MAP NO 5829
Number of Lots: 7 Subdivider: Iuntington IIarbour Corp.
Total Acreage: 0.30 Lngineer_ : Aiof f att & Ni_chol, i;ngr_s .
Located northeasterly of Broadway
Street and Bayvie w Drive and legally described as being a
portion of fractional Section 19-5-11.
The Deputy Secretary read a letter
submitted by Martin Fenton, Vice President of Huntington
Harbour Corporation, requesting a two week continuance.
A MOTION WAS MADE BY WORTHY AND
SECONDED BY CRABB TO CONTINUE THE HEARING ON TRACT NO 5829
TO JANUARY 19, 1965; AT THE REQUEST OF THE APPLICANT.
ROLL CALL VOTE:
AYES: Crabb, Letson, Bazil, Kaufman, Worthy, Miller, Larkin.
NOES: None.
ABSENT: None.
.THE MOTION CARRIED.
USE VA IANCE NO 732
r1)1icant: Iuntin ton Barbour Corporation
To permit the following.: (1) Lots
with less than the required 6000 square foot minimum. (2) The
intent to create lots without direct access to public street.,
Located northeasterly of Broadway Street and Bayview Drive,
Huntington Harbour, and legally described as being a portion
of Fractional Section 19-5-11, Tract 5829.
The Deputy Secretary read a letter
submitted by Huntington Harbour Corporation, requesting a two -
week continuance.
The hearing was opened to the
audience. A gentleman addressed the Commission and asked
to have the proposal explained.
There being no further comment,
the hearing was closed.
A MOTION WAS MADE BY MILLER AND
SECONDED BY BAZIL TO CONTINUE THE HEARING ON USE VARIANCE NO
782 TO JANUARY 19, 1965) AT THE REQUEST OF THE APPLICANT.
ROLL CALL VOTE:
AYES: Crabb, Letson, Bazil, Kaufman, Worthy, Miller, Larkin.
NOES: None.
ABSENT: None.
THE MOTION CARRIED.
TENTATIVE TRACT 11ikP NO 5841
Number of Lots: 200 Subdivider: Deane Brothers
Total ,'=eage: 40 Engineer: Voorheis-Trindle-
Nelson, Inc.
Located at the southwest corner of
Atlanta Avenue and Brookhurst Street and legally described as
being a proposed subdivision of .a portion of Section 18-6-10.
The Subdivision Committee Report
was read by the Deputy Secretary.
audience. The hearing was opened to the
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Jim Deane, applicant, addressed
the Commission and explained the proposed development. He re-
quested that the property line radius on cul-de-sac streets
be reduced from 50 feet to 45 feet and the minimum frontage
on cul-de-sac lots be reduced from 45 feet to 40 feet.
There being no other comment,
the hearing was closed.
Commission held a discussion.
It was the consensus to grant the request of the -applicant
regarding conditions number 4 and 5 subject to approval by
the Fire Department and Department of Public Works.
A MOTION WAS MADE BY CRABB
AND SECONDED BY MILLER TO APPROVE TENTATIVE TRACT MAP NO
5841 UPON THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS:
1. The Tentative Map received January 4, 1965, shall be
the approved layout.
2. Approval of this Tentative Map shall be null.and void
unless Use Variance No 784 is approved by the City Council.
3. The lots within each block shall average 60 feet in width
with 6000 sq. ft. of lot area and the minimum lot shall
not be less than 50 feet in width with 5000 sq. ft. of
lot area.
4.. The property line radius of all cul-de-sac streets shall
be 50 feet.
5. The minimum frontage of lots on cul-de-sacs shall be 45
feet.
6. All utilities shall be installed underground.
7. Excluding Lot #200, a full grown olive tree shall be
planted on each lot.
8. The proposed pedestrian walkway shall be designated Lot
"A" and said walkway shall be improved to Department of
Public Works Standards.
9. All Standard Subdivision requirements that are applicable
shall be complied with.
10. The property line radius on cul-de-sac streets may be
reduced to 45 feet and the minimum frontage on cul-de-sac
lots 'may be reduced to 40 feet if said reductions are
approved by the Fire Department and Department of Public
Works. Otherwise, conditions 4 and 5 shall prevail.
ROLL CALL VOTE:
AYES: Crabb, Letson, Bazil, Kaufman, Worthy, Miller, Larkin.
NOES: None.
ABSENT: None.
THE MOTION CARRIED.
USIE VARIANCE NO 784
,12-)LA.icant : Deane Brothers
To permit the following:
(1) 50 ft. right-of-way streets. (2) 10 foot minimum front
yard setbacks for fences not over 6 ft. in height and for
garages with a side approach; however, for garages which are
entered directly from the street, a minimum of 20 ft. setback
will be provided. (3) 15 ft. minimum front yard setback for
fences over 6 ft. in height. (4) 6000 sq. ft. average area
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for lots in subdivision, but not less than 5000 sq. ft. in
any one lot. (5) A minimum of 3 ft. side yard on one side of.
a lot provided the abutting side yard of the adjoining lot is
not less than 5 ft. (6) 15 ft. minimum rear yard setback on
irregular shaped lots and on other lots only where a front
patio is provided. (7) Roll curb for driveways and continuous
roll curb around cul-de-sacs. (8) Sidewalk adjacent to curbs,
with no parkways. Located at the southwest corner of Atlanta
Avenue and Brookhurst Street in the R-A-O Residential Agri-
cultural District and legally described as the NE-4, NE4,
Section 18-6-10; excepting therefrom the S'ly 41.75 feet thereof.
The Staff Report was read by the
Deputy Secretary.
The hearing was opened to the audience.
Jim Deane, applicant, addressed the
Commission and requested that condition #6 regarding the
definition of a patio be written in more specific terms.
Bill Hartge, Deputy Director of
Public Works, addressed the Commission and suggested that a
condition be added to include a continuous 2 ft. utility
easement adjacent -to all street rights -of -way. He also
stated that the roll curbs will be constructed to Department
of Public Works Standards.
There being no other comment, the
hearing was closed.
A MOTION WAS MADE BY MILLER AND
SECONDED BY BAZIL TO RECOMMEND APPROVAL OF CONDITIONAL
EXCEPTION UV #784 TO THE CITY COUNCIL UPON THE FOLLOWING
CONDITIONS:
1. The lots within each block shall average 60 feet in width
with 6000 square feet of lot area and the minimum lot shall
not be less than 50 feet wide with 5000 square feet of
lot area.
2. Utilities shall be installed underground.
3. A full grown tree shall be planted in the front yard of
each residential lot.
4. All roll -curbs shall be to Department of Public Works
Standards.
5. A continuous 2 foot utility easement shall be provided
adjacent to all street rights -of -way.
6. For the purposes of this conditional exception, patio shall
be defined as an area adjoining the dwelling unit which is
.enclosed with a fence.
ROLL CALL VOTE:
AYES: Crabb, Letson, Bazil, Kaufman, Worthy, Miller, Larkin.
NOES: None.
ABSENT: None.
THE MOTION CARRIED.
USE VARIANCE, NO 783
applicant: Paul A. Cooper
To allow a retail and wholesale
business of peat soils and fertilizers in the A-1-X General
Agricultural District. Located on the west side of Goldenwest
Street and approximately 660 feet south of Talbert Avenue -and
legally described as the N2, SE4, NE4, NE4, Section 34-5-11.
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The Staff Report was read
by the Deputy Secretary.
The hearing was opened to
the audience; there being no comment, the hearing was closed.
A MOTION WAS MADE BY WORTHY
AND SECONDED BY CRABB TO APPROVE USE VARIANCE WITH THE
FOLLOWING CONDITION:
1. Use Variance No 783 shall become null and void January 5,
1967.
ROLL CALL VOTE:
AYES: Crabb, Letson, Bazil, Kaufman, Worthy, Miller, Larkin.
NOES: None.
ABSENT: None.
THE MOTION CARRIED.
USE VARIANCE NO 785
APPlicant: Beach Auction House
To allow two auctions per
week to be held and a furniture retail business in an existing
building in the C73 General Business District. Located at the
northwesterly corner of 3td Street and Ocean Avenue and legally
described as Lots 1, 2 and 3, Block 103, Huntington Beach Tract.
The Deputy Secretary read
the Staff Report.
The hearing was opened to
the audience.
Harry Goodacre, partner of
Beach Auction House, addressed the Commission and gave his
reasons for the request.
There being no other comment,
the hearing was closed.
A MOTION WAS MADE BY MILLER
AND SECONDED BY LETSON TO APPROVE USE VARIANCE NO 785 UPON
THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS:
1. The building shall comply with all requirements of the
Building Department and Fire Department.
2. Use Variance No 785 shall become null and void January 5,
1970.
3. All merchandise shall be kept within the building.
ROLL CALL VOTE:
AYES: Crabb, Letson, Bazi1, Kaufman, Worthy, Miller, Larkin.
NOES: None.
ABSENT: None.
THE MOTION CARRIED.
USE VARIANCE NO 786
I1�H1_icant: Jones, Jones, Findley. Booth and Carlson
To allow the construction of
a sign with a ground clearance of 8 feet in deviation to the
required 10 feet. Located on the east side of Beach Boulevard
approximately 500 feet south of Talbert Avenue and legally
described as being a portion of the NW4, NW4, Section 36-5-11.
Further legal description on file in the Planning Department
Office.
The hearing was opened to
the audience.
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William Carlson, applicant, addressed
the Commission and explained the reason for the request.
- There being no other comment, the
hearing was closed.
It was noted that the proposed sign
will not create any sight problems.
A MOTION WAS MADE BY WORTHY AND
SECONDED BY LARKIN TO APPROVE USE VARIANCE NO 786.
ROLL CALL VOTE:
AYES: Crabb, Letson, Bazil, Kaufman, Worthy, Miller, Larkin.
NOES: None.
ABSENT: None.
THE MOTION CARRIED.
USE VARIANCE: NO 787
Applicant: Southern California District of the Lutheran Church
To allow the construction of church
and church school facilities in the R-1 Single Family Residence
District., Located west of Springdale Street, 192 feet north
of Heil Avenue and legally described as Lot 85, Tract No 3647;
excepting therefrom the Southerly 192 feet thereof.
The Staff Report was read by the
,Deputy Secretary.
The hearing was opened to the audience.
Don Parsch, agent for the applicant,
addressed the Commission and explained the proposal.
There being no other comment,
the hearing was closed.
A MOTION WAS MADE BY LETSON AND
SECONDED BY WORTHY TO APPROVE USE VARIANCE NO 787 UPON THE
FOLLOWING CONDITIONS:
1. A division of land application shall be filed.
2. Springdale Street shall be improved to City Standards
along the entire frontage.
3. Street trees and street lights shall be installed on
Springdale Street to Department of Public Works Standards.
4. A 6 ft. concrete block wall shall be constructed along
the south property line.
5. Fire fighting facilities shall be installed to Fire
Department Standards.
6. Off-street parking and landscaping shall be provided as
required by Section 9201.35 of the Huntington Beach
Ordinance Code.
7. All off-street parking including number, access and size
of spaces shall comply with Planning Commission Standards.
8. A new plot plan which incorporates the foregoing conditions
shall be submitted for Planning Department approval.
9. A new plot plan shall be submitted for Planning Commission
approval when the !Future Parochial School" and "Future
450 Seat Church" are ready to be constructed.
ROLL CALL VOTE:
AYES: Crabb, Letson, Bazil, Kaufman, Worthy, Miller, Larkin.
NOES: None.
ABSENT: None.
THE MOTION CARRIED.
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USE PEI:1`11T NO 264
A- >1licant: IIumble Oil « t:efining Co.
To allow the construction of
a service station in the C-4 Highway Commercial District.
Located at the northwest corner of Edwards Street and McFadden
Avenue and legally described as a portion of Lot 296, Tract
No 3846. Further legal description on file in the Planning
Department Office.
The Deputy Secretary read
the Staff Report.
The hearing was opened to
the audience.
Don Pieper, representing
the applicant, addressed the Commission and stated that the
project will be on lease basis.
There being no other comment,
the hearing was closed.
A MOTION WAS MADE BY CR/ABB
AND SECONDED BY MILLER TO APPROVE USE PERMIT NO 264 WITH THE
FOLLOW!. NG CONDITION:
1. The lighting system for the service station shall not
create undue glare on the surrounding residential property.
ROLL CALL VOTE:
AYES: Crabb, Letson, Bazil, Kaufman, Worthy, Miller, Larkin.
NOES: None.
ABSENT: None.
THE MOTION CARRIED,
USIs P110, 4I`C N.0 265
Applicant: C, 1 Houser
To allow the construction
of a service station in the C-4 Highway Commercial District.
Located at the southwest corner of Edwards Street and Edinger
Avenue and legally described as the North 210 feet of the East
200 feet of the NE4, NW4, Section 22-5-11.
The Staff Report was read
by the Deputy Secretary.
The hearing was opened to
the audience.
Ralph Allen, representing
the applicant, addressed the Commission and stated that there
were no objections to the conditions suggested in the Staff
Report.
There being no other comment,
the hearing was closed.
A MOTION WAS MADE BY WORTHY
AND SECONDED BY BAZIL TO APPROVE USE PERMIT NO 265 UPON THE
FOLLOWING CONDITIONS:
1. Edwards Street and Edinger Avenue shall be dedicated and
improved to City Standards.
2. A Fire hydrant shall be installed to Fire Department and
Department of Public Works Standards.
3. A 6 ft masonry wall shall be constructed along the south
and west property lines.
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4. Drainage fees shall be paid.
ROLL CALL VOTE:
AYES: Crabb, Letson, Bazil, Kaufman, Worthy, Miller, Larkin.
NOES: None.
ABSENT: None.
THE MOTION CARRIED.
USE PEMIIT NO 266
A })Pli.cant : Cal-Growtlj, Inc.
To permit the construction of a
neighborhood shopping center consisting of a restaurant,
service station and commercial stores in the C-4 Highway
Commercial District. Located at the southeast corner of
Beach Boulevard and Ellis Avenue and legally described as
the N 11y 330 feet of the W I ly 500 feet of the N z, NW4, NW-4,
SW4, Section 36-5-11.
The Deputy Secretary read the Staff
Report.
audience.
The hearing was opened to the
Guy Cherry, applicant, addressed the
Commission and stated there were no objections to the conditions
suggested in the Staff Report.
There being no other comment, the
hearing was closed.
A MOTION WAS MADE BY CRABB AND
SECONDED BY BAZIL TO APPROVE USE PERMIT NO 266 UPON THE
FOLLOWING CONDITIONS:
1. Beach Boulevard shall be improved to State Standards.
2. Ellis Avenue shall be dedicated and improved to City
Standards.
3. .The number and width of driveways shall meet Department of
Public Works Standards.
4. Street lights and street trees shall be installed to
Department of Public Works Standards.
5. Drainage fees shall be paid.
6. The required 50 ft. setback on Ellis Avenue shall be
complied with.
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7. All off-street parking including number, access and size
of spaces skull comply with Planning Commission Standards.
8. Five percent of the parking lot shall be landscaped.
9. The driveway along the east and south property lines
shall be a minimum of 25 feet wide.
10. The water system shall be approved by the Fire Department
and Department of Public Works.
11. A new plot plan which incorporates the foregoing conditions
shall be submitted for approval by the Planning Department.
ROLL CALL VOTE:
AYES: Crabb, Letso n, Bazil, Kaufman, Worthy, Miller, Larkin.
NOES: None.
ABSENT: None.
THE MOTION CARRIED.
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ZCNf=.' CASE NO 501
Apr),1i.ca.nt: An 1:, Ruoff, ,Ir.
Change of Zone from R-2 Two Family
Residence District to C-4 Highway Commercial District with setback
provisions. Located approximately 150 feet west of Beach Boulevard
between Glencoe and Mac Donald Avenues and legally described as Lot
148, Tract No 417, and Lot 10, Block A, Tract No 522.
The Staff Report was read by the
Deputy Secretary.
The hearing was opened to the
audience.
Mrs. Benthin, 9239 Cedar Street,
Bellflower, addressed the Commission and questioned how the proposed
zone change will effect her property. Chairman Kaufman informed
Mrs. Benthin that her property will not be affected.
There being no other comment,
the hearing was closed.
It was noted that the property is
adjacent to commercially zoned property.
PIsSOLUTION NO 501 A ResoluLion of the City Planning Commission
- � Recommending Approval of Zone Case No 501 to
the City Council..
A MOTION WAS MADE BY WORTHY
AND SECONDED BY LETSON TO ADOPT RESOLUTION NO 501 RECOMMENDING
APPROVAL OF ZONE CASE NO 501 TO THE CITY COUNCIL FOR THE
FOLLOWING REASONS:
1. The property is under one ownership, it is adjacent to
commercially zoned property and the applicant intends to
develop the entire property as one harmonious commercial
complex.
ROLL CALL VOTE:
.AYES: Crabb, Letson, Bazi1, Kaufman, Worthy, Miller, Larkin.
NOES: None.
ABSENT: None.
THE RESOLUTION WAS ADOPTED.
EONS CASE, NO 502
Ar�llicant: S. V. IIunsalcer & Sons
Change of Zone from RA
Residential Agricultural District to R-1 Single Family Resi-
dence District. Located approximately 1024.76 feet south of
Adams Avenue on the west side of Bushard Street and legally
described as a portion of the NW4, Section 7-6-10. Further
legal description on file in the Planning Department Office.
The hearing was opened to
the audience.
Martin Kreidt, representing
the applicant, addressed the Commission and explained the
reason for the request.
There being no other comment,
the hearing was closed.
Commission held a discussion.
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The Deputy Secretary informed the
Commission that there is an approved tract map for a low density
planned development on the property.
RESOLUTION NO, 502 A Resolution of the City Planninpr
4 Commission Recommending Approval of
Zone Case No 502 to the City Council.
A MOTION WAS MADE BY LE TSON AND
SECONDED BY LARKIN TO ADOPT RESOLUTION NO 502 RECOMMENDING
APPROVAL OF ZONE CASE NO 502 TO THE CITY COUNCIL FOR THE
FOLLOWING REASONS:
1. There is an approved tract map for a low density planned.
developmenton this property..
2. The Master Plan of Land Use has this area designated for.
low density development.
ROLL CALL VOTE:
AYES: Crabb, Letson, Bazil, Kaufman, Worthy, Miller, Larkin.
NOES: None.
ABSENT: None.
THE RESOLUTION WAS ADOPTED.
DIVISION OF LAND NO 237
lA 1licant : Richard LaRue
To allow the division of land into
three separate parcels. Located on the south side of Old Pirate
Lane, 120 feet west of Graham Street and legally described as
portions of the SW-14, Section 21-5-11. Further legal description
on file in the Planning Department Office.
The hearing was opened to the audience.
Richard LaRue, applicant, addressed
the Commission and questioned condition #4 regarding the
covenant and agreement.
There being no other comment, the
hearing was closed.
A MOTION WAS MADE BY LARKIN AND
SECONDED BY LETSON TO RECOMMEND APPROVAL OF DIVISION OF LAND
NO 237 WITH THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS:
1. Drainage Fees shall be paid.
2. All new construction shall setback for an ultimate 60
ft street right-of-way.
3. Division of -Land No 237 shall not be effective until an
agreement is signed and recorded agreeing to the conditions
listed above.
ROLL CALL VOTE:
AYES: Crabb, Letso n, Bazil, Kaufman, Worthy, Miller, Larkin.
NOES: None.
ABSENT: None.
THE MOTION CARRIED.
DIVISION OF LAND NO 238
Applicant: C. E' Houser
To allow the division of land into
two separate parcels. Located at the southwest corner of
Edinger Avenue and Edwards Street and legally described as
portions of the NE4, NW4, Section 22-5-11. Further legal
description on file in the Planning Department Office.
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The Staff Report was read by
the Secretary.
The hearing was opened to the
audience. There being no comment, it was closed.
A MOTION WAS MADE BY WORTHY
AND SECONDED BY MILLER TO RECOMMEND APPROVAL OF DIVISION OF
LAND NO 238 TO THE CITY COUNCIL WITH THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS:
1. Edinger Avenue shall be dedicated to City Standards across
Parcel #2.
2. Edinger Avenue shall be dedicated and improved to City
Standards across Parcel #1.-
3. Edwards Street shall be dedicated and improved to City
Standards across both Parcels #1 and #2.
4. Division of Land No 238 shall not be effective until an
agreement is signed and recorded agreeing to the
conditions listed above.
ROLL CALL VOTE:
AYES: Crabb, Letso n, Bazil, Kaufman, Worthy, Miller, Larkin.
NOES: None.
ABSENT: None.
THE MOTION CARRIED.
DIVISION OF LAND NQ 2110
Applicant: Harold B. Dawson
To allow the division of
land into four separate parcels. Located northeasterly of
Florida Street and Utica Avenue and legally described as
portions of Block 2107, East Side Villa Tract. Further legal
description on file in the Planning Department Office.
The Staff Report was read by
the Deputy Secretary.
The hearing was opened to
the audience.
Harold Dawson, applicant,
addressed the Commission and stated that he had no objections
to the conditions suggested in the Staff Report.
There being no other comment,
the hearing was closed.
A MOTION WAS MADE BY MILLER
AND SECONDED BY CRABB TO RECCMMEND APPROVAL OF DIVISION OF
LAND NO 240 TO THE CITY COUNCIL WITH THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS:
1. Street lights and street trees shall be installed on
Utica Street and Florida Avenue to Department of Public
Works Standards.
2. Division of Land No 240 shall not be effe t' o c ive, unt i 1 an
agreement is signed and recorded agreeing to the conditions
listed above.
ROLL CALL VOTE:
AYES: Crabb, Bazil, Letson, Kaufman, Worthy, Miller, Larkin.
NOES: None.
ABSENT: None.
THE MOTION CARRIED.
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DIVISION Ci LAND NO 241
:applicant: Lutheran Church
- To allow the division of land into
three separate parcels. Located at the northwest corner of
Springdale Street and Heil Avenue and legally described as
Lot 85, Tract No 3647. Further legal description on file in
the Planning Department Office.
The Staff Report was read by the
Deputy Secretary.
The hearing was opened to the audience,
there being no comment, the hearing was closed.
A MOTION WAS MADE BY CRABB AND SECONDED
BY MILLER TO RECOMMEND APPROVAL -OF DIVISION OF LAND NO 241 TO
THE CITY COUNCIL WITH THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS:
1. Springdale Street shall be improved to City Standards
along the entire frontage.
2. Street trees and street lights shall be installed on
Springdale Street to Department of Public 'Works Standards.
3. Division of Land No 241 shall not be effective until an
agreement is signed and recorded agreeing to the conditions
listed above.
ROLL CALL VOTE:
AYES: Crabb, Letson, Bazi1; Kaufman, Worthy, Miller, Larkin.
NOES: None.
ABSENT: None.
THE MOTION CARRIED.
C01,1MIUNIC TION: The Deputy Secretary read a letter
submitted by A. R. McDaniel, re-
questing a,one year extension on Tract No 5502.
A MOTION WAS MADE BY BAZIL AND
SECONDED BY WORTHY TO RECOMMEND APPROVAL OF EXTENSION OF TIME
FOR TRACT NO 5502 TO THE CITY COUNCIL WITH THE FOLLOWING
CONDITIONS:
1. The design of the tract shall be revised by rotating the
plan 90 to have the cul-de-sac street intersecting Utica
Street rather than Florida Street and the proposed alley
shall be located along the west side of the tract and
shall be terminated with a standard turn -around.
2. Disposal of runoff water shall meet the approval of the
Department of Public Works.
3. Tentative Tract No 5502 shall be revised and submitted
for Planning Commission approval if Use Variance No 686
becomes null and void. Said revision shall be 'predicated
on requirements of the existing R-2 Zone.
4, All StandardfSubdivision requirements that are applicable
shall be complied with.
ROLL CALL VOTE:
AYES: Crabb, Letson, Bazil, Kaufman, Worthy, Miller, Larkin.
NOES: None.
ABSENT: None.
THE MOTION CARRIED.
RECESS CALLED. Chairman Kaufman called a recess at
9:00 P.M.
COMMISSION RECONVENED. The meeting was reconvened by the
Chairman at 9:19 P.M.
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CAPITAL IYXIROVEMEXCS T'I:OGPftM: The Deputy Secretary dis-
tributed copies of the
"Departmental Breakdown for a Capital Improvements Program
and a Basic Outline for Joint Planning Commission -Department
Head Study."
Chairman Kaufman explained
the concept of a capital improvements program and pointed out
that the purpose of such a program is to establish a list of
needed capital projects, set their priority for development
and form a sound fiscal program for accomplishment. He in-
formed the Commission that the City Library had completed
detailed analysis.
Chairman Kaufman appointed
Commissioners Bazil and Larkin as the committee to work with
Walter Johnson, City Librarian.
The Deputy Secretary in-
formed the Commission that the reports from various depart-
ments will be submitted by the 15th of January.
1,1 EM0 CRABB TO TIiiE C0111 ISSION:
Commissioner Crabb presented
a memorandum to the Commission regarding high rise construction.
In this memorandum he stated that a high rise ordinance should
not be established at this time, due to our scattered develop-
ment. He suggested that the Commission should consider re-
quests for high rise development on a precise plan approach
allowing them anywhere in the City. He also suggested that
a' rigid set of standards be applied to consideration, of
approval of high rise requests. Mention was also made on
such matters as height, setbacks and parking.
It was the consensus that
the Staff should further study a high rise ordinance and
report their findings at the earliest possible date.
C01.2-1UNICATION: The Deputy Secretary read
a communication submitted
by the City Clerk requesting an interpretation as to whether
or not a/bath and massage would be a permitted use in the C-1
sauna
Neighborhood Commercial District.
It was the consensus that
said use should be permitted in the C-1 District at Bolsa
Chica Street and Heil Avenue.
A MOTION WAS MADE BY CRABB
AND SECONDED BY MILLER TO INSTRUCTTHEDEPUTY SECRETARY TO
WRITE A LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL TO THE CITY COUNCIL RECOMMENDING
THAT SAID USE BE INTERPRETED AS BEING A PERMITTED USE IN THE
C-1 ZONE AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF BOLSA CHICA STREET AND
HEIL AVENUE.
ROLL CALL VOTE:
AYES: Crabb, Letso n, Bazi 1, Kaufman, Worthy, Miller, Larkin.,
NOE S : None.
ABSENT: None.
THE MOTION CARRIED.
GitftL CG I2I'IUNICATION: Richard LaRue, 16711 Graham
Street, addressed the Com-
-missi on and requested that the Planning Commission conduct a special
study of the area between Bolsa Chica and Graham Street on the
north and south sides of Warner Avenue.
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It was the consensus of the Commission
to have the Staff conduct studies and submit them at a future
meeting.
THERE BEING NO FURTHER BUSINESS,
THE MEETING ADJOURNED.
Kenneth A. Reynolds Henry Kaufman
Deputy Secretary Chairman
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