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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council - 5482 RESOLUTION NO. 5482 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH TRANSMITTING MODIFICATIONS TO THE CITY'S APPLICATION FOR LOCAL COASTAL PERMIT, RECOMMENDED BY THE CALIFORNIA COASTAL COMMISSION WHEREAS, the City of Huntington Beach has applied for and desires to obtain certification from the California Coastal Commission of its Local Coastal Program; and The city has submitted all documents for review required by the Coastal Commission; and Some documents contained clerical errors, were adjudged de- fective and returned to the city with recommended modifications by the Coastal Commission, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Huntington Beach that it hereby approves and submits its corrections and modifications, as recommended by the California Coastal Commission, and attached hereto as Exhibits A, B, C, D and E, and requests certification of a Local Coastal Program for the City of Huntington Beach. PASSED AND ADOPTED by the City Council of the City of Huntington Beach at a regular meeting thereof held on the 21st day of January , 1985. ATTEST: ' All or City Clerk 1. REVIEWED AND APPROVED: APPROVED AS TO FORM: City Administrato y ttorney/ INITIATED AND APPROVED: Z;A oll"ec�tor -o-vfDee opment Services 0353L RCS:ahb 1/11/85 2. LIST OF EXHIBITS AND SPECIFICATIONS APPURTENANT TO RESOLUTION NO. 1 . Exhibit A, corrections to Coastal Zone (CZ) Suffix District. 2 . Exhibit B, corrections to Ordinance 2706 amending district maps to include DM 38 . (N.B. : The city is not submitting zoning for areas not certified by the Coastal Commission in the Land Use Plan, or for the general commercial (C4) parcel at the northwest corner of Warner and Pacific Coast Highway as shown on DM 14, DM 22 , DM 29, DM 33 and DM 35. 3 . Exhibit C. corrections to Water Recreation (WR) District. 4. Exhibit D, corrected Coastal Conservation (CC) District . 5. Exhibit E, resubmittal of the zoning map and ordinances for the general commercial (C4) parcel at the northwest corner of Warner and Pacific Coast Highway as shown on DM 35 . 6 . It is understood that the implementation package herewith submitted is to take effect automatically upon Commission approval . i 1 EXHIBIT A CORRECTIONS TO CZ SUFFIX 969.- 9.' 0.- PURPOSE. The purpose of the coastal zone suffix (CZ) is to provide supplementary regulations and specified per- mitted uses for those areas in the city of Huntington Beach which lie within the coastal zone as it now exists or may here- inafter be amended , and as such require special consideration to assure that they are developed in a manner that will implement the California Coastal Act of 1976 (Division 20 of the Public Resources Code) and be in accord with the policies set o�in the Coastal Element of the Huntington Beach General Plan: 969. 9. 4 . COASTAL DEVELOPMENT PERMIT. Any district bear- ing the CZ suffix shall be subject to the provisions contained in the "Coastal Development Permit" within the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code. 969. 9. 5. PUBLIC ACCESS TO COASTAL RESOURCES. Dedications of public access to coastal resources shall be required within the CZ District as a condition of development prior to issuance of a permit , as set out in this article. 969. 9. 5. 1 . DEDICATION OF VERTICAL ACCESS. An offer of ded- ication of an easement in all new development to allow vertical access to the shoreline , public recreation areas , public trails , or to bikeways. Offers of dedication for vertical access shall be provided as a condition of new development on parcels adja- cent to sandy beaches or recreation areas , on vacant parcels , on parcels designated for commercial use, and in conjunction with replacement of existing structures on waterfront parcels. Of- fers for vertical dedication shall not be required when: (a) Adequate access exists nearby or is proposed by the land use plan within one thousand (1000) feet ; or (b) Access at the site would significantly degrade environ- mentally-sensitive habitat areas ; or (c) Findings are made consistent with section 30212 of the Coastal Act that access is inconsistent with public safety, mil- itary security needs , or that agriculture would be adversely affected ; or (d) The parcel is too narrow for an adequate privacy buffer separating the accessway from the existing residence, and would, therefore, adversely affect the privacy of the property owner. The following guideline shall be used in determining adequacy of privacy buffers: there should be at least fifteen (15) feet between the existing residence and the side yard property line for an adequate buffer. These exceptions, (a)-(d) , shall not apply to the Pacific Electric right-of-way. 969.9.5. 2. DEDICATION OF LATERAL ACCESS. An offer of dedi- cation of an easement shall be required in conjunction with all new development between the first public road and the sea to allow lateral public access and passive recreational use along the shoreline, public recreation areas or to public trails and bikeways except when: (a) Findings are made under California Public-Resources Code section 30212 that access is inconsistent with pub is safety, military security needs, or that agriculture would be adversely affected; or (b) Access at the site would significantly degrade environ- mentally-sensitive habitat areas ; or (c) The parcel is too narrow for an adequate privacy buffer separating the lateral accessway from an existing residence. The following guideline shall be used in determining adequate privacy buffers : there must be at least fifteen (15) feet be- tween an existing residence, patio cover or pool and the shore- line in order to accommodate both an accessway and a privacy buffer. Exceptions set out in subsections (a) , (b) and (c) shall not apply to the Pacific Electric right-of-way. 969.9. 5. 3. ACCESS DEDICATION POLICIES. The following poli- cies shall be applicable to access dedications: (a) Access will not be required on existing developed resi- dential parcels which do not front a sandy beach, which have bulkheads and are not adjacent to recreation or public use areas and other existing or proposed lateral or vertical easements, or when development is proposed on an existing subdivided single- family residential lot between developed residential parcels: (b) In no case shall development in any way diminish or interfere with the public 's right of access to the sea where acquired through use or legislative authorization. (c) The city shall accept offers of dedication for access consistent with its ability to assume maintenance and lia- bility: If not accepted by the city, offers of dedication of access may be accepted by any other public agency or private association, provided that such other agency or association shall be able to assume maintenance and operation of the access- way prior to opening it to the public. 969. 9. 5 .4. EASEMENT FOR PUBLIC ACCESS RECORDED. Prior to transmittal of a coastal permit , the applicant shall cause to be executed and recorded a document , in a form and content approved by the Director, for an easement for public access and passive recreation to and along the shoreline as required by this ar- ticle. In the case of lateral access on sandy beaches , the easement shall be for the length of the property and shall be from the mean high tideline to a point twenty-five (25) feet inland from the daily high water line. On all other parcels which require lateral access , the easement shall be for the length of the property and shall be from the mean high tideline to a point ten (10) feet inland from the daily high water line.- In addition to the ten (10) foot easement , new development on vacant parcels shall provide a fifteen (1S) foot structural set- back of all buildings (including attached stairways , balconies , etc . ) . Such fifteen ( 15) foot setback shall remain free of all structures except for accessory structures such as patios , pools , landscaping and open fences. These structures may be located on fill no more than thirty (30) inches above the grade of the adjacent public access. On an R1 lot , between existing developed lots adjacent to existing public accessways , the ease- ment shall be consistent with the width of the adjacent public accessways , and structural setbacks shall be consistent with the setback of the adjacent structures. In the case of vertical easements they shall be described as extending from the property line to the mean high tide line. The easements shall be re- corded free of prior liens except for tax liens , and free of prior encumbrances which the Director determines may affect the interest being conveyed. The offers shall run with the land , binding successors and assigns of the applicant or landowner.- The offer of dedication shall be irrevocable for a period of twenty-one (21) years , such period running from the date of re- cordation. 969. 9. 5. 5 . PUBLIC USE AREAS. SIGNS REQUIRED. As a condi- tion of new development on parcels on or adjacent to recreation areas , public accessways , public use areas , trails , bikeways or the shoreline, or in conjunction with dedications of lateral or vertical access , the applicant shall provide signs identifying the public access and public use areas subject to all other pro- visions of this district. 969. 9. 6. VISUAL RESOURCES. (a) An applicant proposing new development shall provide the Director with an evaluation of the project ' s visual impact , and incorporate in its design, to the satisfaction of the Director , the following elements : (1) Preservation of public views to and from the bluffs, to the shoreline and ocean, and to the wetlands. (2) Conservation of energy and facilitation of public transit through design and location. (3 ) Adequate landscaping and vegetation. (4) To the maximum extent feasible, the preservation of existing mature trees. (b) The following shall be prohibited: (1 ) Any alteration of the natural land form of the bluffs seaward of Pacific Coast Highway. Alterations necessary for development of public trails and stabilization of bluffs may be permitted subject to city approval. (2) Development along the bluffs rising to the Bolsa Chica mesa which will alter the natural land form or threaten the stability of the bluffs. 969.9. 7. COMMUNITY FACILITIES. Prior to the issuance of a development entitlement, the city shall make the finding that adequate services (e.g. , water, sewer, roads, etc. ) can be pro- vided to serve the proposed development consistent with policies contained in the certified land use plan at the time of occu- pancy. 969. 9.5. DIKING, DREDGING AND FILLING. Diking, dredging or filling shall be permitted only where there is no feasible less environmentally-damaging alternative and where feasible mitigation measures have been provided, and shall be subject to the provisions contained in sections 969. 7.1, 969. 7.5, 969.7.6, 969. 7. 7 of Article 969. 7, "Coastal Conservation District. " 969. 9.9. HAZARDS. As a condition of new development, the applicant shall be required to submit a report evaluating geo- logic, seismic, flood and fire hazards, and shall be required to: (a) Comply with all recommendations and provisions con- tained in the Alquist-Priolo Special Studies Zones Act (California Public -Resources-Code Chapter 7. 5) for identified seismic hazards. (b) Comply with all provisions relating to the "Floodplain District" contained in this code. 969. 9.10. BUFFER REQUIREMENTS. As a condition of develop- ment adjacent to environmentally-sensitive habitats, buffers shall be required as follows : (a) A minimum one hundred (100) foot buffer from the land-- ward edge of the habitat within the development area: If the existing development or site configuration cannot accommodate a one hundred (100) foot buffer, then the buffer shall be estab- lished pursuant to subsection (c) hereof and shall be reviewed by the California Department of Fish and Game: (b) In cases of high-intensity development , a wider buffer may be required as set out in subsection (c) hereof. (c) Buffers shall be established according to the following standards : (1 ) Biological Significance of Adjacent Lands. The buffer should 17e—sufficiently wide to protect the tunctional relationship between wetland and adjacent upland. (2) Sensitivity of Species to Disturbance. The buffer should be sufficiently wide to ensure that the most sensitive species will not be disturbed significantly by permitted devel- opment, based on habitat requirements of both resident and mi- gratory species and the short and long-term adaptability of var- ious species to the presence of human beings . (3) Susceptibility of Parcel to Erosion. The buffer should be sufficient y w de to allow for interception of any additional material eroded as a result of the proposed develop- ment , based on soil , vegetation, slope and runoff characteris- tics , and impervious surface coverage. (4) Use of Existing Cultural Features to Locate Buffer Zones . Where feasible , development should a located on the slides of roads , dikes , irrigation canals , flood control chan- nels , etc. away from environmentally-sensitive habitat areas . 969. 9. 11 . ENERGY. All new development shall comply with Chapters 15. 22 "Screening and Landscaping" and Chapter 15 . 24, "Cleanup and Maintenance" of the Huntington Beach Municipal Code , and such chapters shall be certified as part of the Local Coastal Program implementation. New, modified or expanded en- ergy facilities shall comply with the following : (a) Oil operations shall be located where there are no other feasible locations which are less environmentally damaging or less disruptive to significant social , aesthetic or economic concerns , and shall be located in the following priority: (1) Existing consolidated islands ; (2) New consolidated islands ; (3) Existing oil parcels ; (4) New parcels outside the coastal zone ; and (5) New parcels within the coastal zone. (b) Prior to approval of new or relocated pipelines or transmission lines the applicant shall : (1 ) Submit a survey along the route of the pipeline or transmission line, identifying and assessing coastal resources , including but not limited to , beaches , recreation areas , signif- icant vegetation, wetlands and other environmentally-sensitive habitats , bluffs , streams , and marine resources.- (2) Submit a report evaluating potential impacts from construction and operation, and proposing mitigation measures . (c) New pipelines shall : (1 ) Be consolidated in existing corridors and shall avoid recreation areas and environmentally-sensitive habitat areas unless there is no feasible less environmentally-damaging , alternative location. (2) Incorporate automatic shutoff valves to isolate any segments carrying hazardous liquids. (3) Incorporate erosion control measures during con- struction and mitigation measures to repair grading or vegeta- tion removal including , but not limited to, replacing topsoil on the site and revegetation. (4) Be constructed without the use of any chemical herbicides . (5) Be underground. (d) Development of electrical transmission lines shall be consolidated in existing corridors where feasible. (e) New development of separation and treatment facilities shall be permitted only if : (1) It is infeasible to utilize excess capacity of existing facilities. (2) Location and design of the site is consistent with other provisions of this "CZ" district and other applicable dis- tricts. 969. 9. 12 . RESIDENTIAL DENSITY LIMITATIONS. Areas desig- nated in the coastal element for residential development shall conform to the following coastal element density limitations : (a) Low Density : shall not exceed seven (7) dwelling units per gross acre of-!-and. (b) Medium Density: shall not exceed fifteen (15) dwelling units per gross acre of land. (c) Medium-nigh Density: shall not exceed twenty-five ( 25) dwelling units per gross acre of land: (d) High Density: may be developed at a density not to exceed thi y= ive 5) dwelling units per gross acre of land. 969. 9. 13 : HEIGHT RESTRICTIONS: No structure within the CZ district shall exceed the district height restriction, or thirty-five (35) feet in height for a residential structure, or fifty (50) feet for a commercial structure , whichever is more restrictive , except as specified by a floor area ratio (FAR) in the coastal element. The following additional heights shall be permitted: (a) Ten (10) feet in height for roof-line treatment , archi- tectural features such as chimneys , solar energy equipment and mechanical devices : The air space granted for these purposes shall not be used as an additional habitable area . (b) Fourteen (14) feet in height for elevator equipment.- All mechanical devices , except for solar panels , shall be set back and screened so that they cannot be seen from public rights-of-way. 969. 9. 14 . PARKING REQUIREMENTS: If any existing oceanside or onstreet parking is removed, it shall be replaced on a one- for-one basis in an area that would not result in the loss of any sandy beach area and within walking distance of the existing site . Replacement parking shall be assured prior to the is- suance of the coastal development permit . Development shall comply with the off-street parking requirements of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code. 969. 9. 15 . SIGNS. The general regulations contained in this section shall apply to all signs and all use districts: For the purpose of the CZ district , "sign" does not include governmental signs constructed and maintained pursuant to and in discharge of any governmental function. Signs shall conform with the height and area restrictions contained in the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code unless otherwise provided herein. (a) Any illuminated sign or lighting device shall employ only light emitting a constant intensity. (b) No sign shall be illuminated by or contain flashing , blinking , moving , rotating , or intermittent light or lights: (c) No sign or lighting device shall be placed or directed so as to permit the beams and illumination therefrom to be di- rected or beamed upon a public street , highway, sidewalk, or adjacent premises which causes glare or reflection that may con- stitute a traffic hazard or nuisance. (d) No sign shall be placed on, attached to, or extend above the roof of any building. (e) No sign. or part thereof shall contain or consist of banners; posters , pennants ; ribbons ; streamers , spinners , or other similar moving devices: Such devices ; as well as strings of lights, shall not be used for the purpose of advertising or attracting attention, except as otherwise provided in the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code: (f) No sign erected or maintained in the window of a build- ing , visible from any public or private street or highway, shall occupy more than 20 percent of the window surface. (g) All signs hung and constructed shall be plainly marked with the name of the person, firm, or corporation hanging or constructing the sign. (h) No building wall shall be used for display of adver- tising except that which relates to an activity, service or com- modity available on the premises. (i ) No sign shall be displayed which has mechanical move- ment of any kind including but not limited to , rotating , re- volving, moving , gyrating , or animated parts. ( j ) Billboards , off-site advertising signs , and other signs which give direction to or identify a use or product not sold or offered at the location of the sign are prohibited. (k) Subject to the requirements of California Business and Professions Code section 5412 . 1 , all existing billboards in res- identially planned and zoned areas shall be removed. 969. 9. 16. PERMITTED USES FOR LAND USE DESIGNATIONS. Not- withstanding any provisions of the base district, parcels bearing the CZ suffix shall be limited to the uses contained in this article for each land use designation. 969. 9. 17. RECREATION DESIGNATION. The following uses shall be permitted (excluding the beaches oceanward of Pacific Coast Highway) : (a) Beaches , parking lots , concessions , campgrounds , parks ; picnic grounds, golf courses , racquet ; boating and swimming clubs , athletic fields , stables , bicycle and other recreational rentals , arboretums , archery ranges , bird sanctuaries , recre- ation centers , and visual art festival grounds. (b) Marinas and marine-related facilities such as launching ramps and fueling docks are permitted as conditional uses. (c) The permitted uses for recreation areas adjacent to the Huntington Beach mesa shall be limited to low-intensity uses including picnic grounds ; arboretums , bird sanctuaries , trails. High-intensity uses such as public or private tennis courts ; athletic fields ; stables ; campgrounds or other commercial recre- ation shall be conditional only; and shall be located in nodes adjacent to existing developed areas and roads and to avoid sen- sitive habitats . (d) Uses within the recreation designation on the Bolsa Chica bluffs shall be limited to low-intensity uses: Major rec- reational facilities are prohibited: Existing mature stands of eucalyptus trees shall be preserved: Adjacent development shall conform to buffer standards : 969. 9: 18. DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS. RECREATION DISTRICT. In addition to other provisions of this district , the following development standards shall apply: (a) Minimum parcel or building site : none: (b) Maximum height of structures : 35 feet : 969. 9. 19. GENERAL INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT. PERMITTED USES. Uses permitted in a general industrial district are : light man- ufacturing , assembly , packaging , electronics , wholesale distri- bution, machine shops , warehousing , storage , dry boat storage, administrative offices and service uses. 969. 9. 20. RESOURCE PRODUCTION DISTRICT: PERMITTED USES.- Uses permitted in a resource production district are : oil wells , injection equipment , separation and treatment facilities , storage tanks , transmission lines , equipment storage maintenance yards , and administrative offices associated with oil operations 969. 9. 21. GENERAL COMMERCIAL DISTRICT: PERMITTED USES : Uses permitted in a general commercial district are : conve- nience , neighborhood and community-oriented retail and business uses . 969. 9. 22 : PUBLIC , QUASI PUBLIC AND INSTITUTIONAL DISTRICT: PERMITTED USES: Uses permitted in a public, quasi public and institutional district are : (a) Government facilities , schools , colleges , libraries , police and fire stations and training facilities , churches , utilities , and sanitation plants . (b) A conditonal use permit is required for development on the mud dump site. Prior to approval of an application for such development, the applicant shall submit a characterization analysis . If the analysis indicates contamination with harmful deposits , the applicant shall provide for cleanup of the site prior to issuance of any permit. 969. 9. 23. RESIDENTIAL LOW, MEDIUM AND HIGH-DENSITY DISTRICTS. PERMITTED USES. Uses permitted in residential low, medium and high-density districts are as follows ; (a) Low density: detached single-family dwellings: (b) Medium density : single-family and multi-family dwel- ling units ; two or more attached; permanently-located dwelling units : (c) High Density: two or more attached permanently-located dwelling units , an single-family residences: (d) Structures customarily incidental to and accessory to a residential unit: (e) Schools , parks , recreation areas , churches , fire sta- tions , utility substations , day care centers , convenience com- mercial centers by special permit . 969 . 9 . 24. PLANNED RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENTS. CONDITIONAL USES. Planned residential developments shall require a condi- tional use permit . 969. 9. 25 . MOBILEHOME DISTRICTS. PERMITTED USES. Mobilehome parks , and uses incidental to and normally found in conjunction with mobilehomes and mobilehome parks shall be per- mitted. 969. 9. 26. DISTRICTS WITH OIL SUFFIXES. PERMITTED USES. Petroleum extraction equipment , storage tanks , and transporta- tion pipelines shall be permitted uses in districts where oil production is combined with other uses . 969. 9. 28. FLOOD PLAIN DISTRICTS ( -FP1 , -FP2) . In areas identified as wetlands , the uses listed for a coastal conserva- tion district shall take precedence over permitted and condi- tional uses listed for a floodplain district. 969. 9. 29. CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT REQUIRED--ANY DISTRICT. Pipelines in any district shall require a conditional use permit. (1586d) EXHIBIT B CORRECTIONS TO ZONING IN COASTAL ZONE Sections 3 and 4 of Ordinance No. 2706 shall be amended to read as follows : Section 3. All waterways in Huntington Harbor shall be changed from CF-R, "Community Facilities District, " combined with recreation, to WR, "Waterways Recreation District, " as shown on District Maps 21 (Sectional District Map 19-5-11) , 23 (Sectional District Map 20-5-11) , 34 (Sectional District Map 29-5-11) and 35 (Sectional District Map 30-5-11) . Section 4. The bluff faces along the Huntington Mesa and the least-tern nesting site at the mouth of the Santa Ana River shall be changed from CF-R, "Community Facilities District, " combined with recreation, to CC, "Coastal Conservation District, " as shown on District Maps 3 (Sectional District Map 3-6-11) , 4 (Sectional District Maps 4-6-11 and 5-6-11) , and 22 (Sectional District Map 19-6-10) . 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INDUSTRIAL DIS7 ICT DEO ®EOASTAL ZONE SUFFIX HUNTINGT�N ����� MI-A RE9TflCTEO MANUFACTURING DISTRICT 3-20-61 156,158 626 p9 OFFICE PROFESSIONAL DISTRICT. 6 18-62 253 90B EOMBINED WITH OIL PRODUETIDN 4 17-77 66-S' 225 Ci-R COMMONTY Fp0.1TES(RECREATIONALI gSTRICT 12-21-84 77-3 B" 2251 2'21-64 63-13 2661 L O LIMITED USE DISTRICT -2 0�9�RECREATIO OPEN SPACE DISTRICT OA IED CLASSIFICATION )R N( L COUNTY, CALIFORNIA1 CO9AL ZONE OUNDARY I-- 13 IB 4, 2419 l q o.ylj MI-A RI-CZ j ''Q < cl (LUD)LIMITED USE DISTRICT �Sl of �g LUD)LIMITED USE A DISTRICT �C S/ AREA NOT CERTIFIED c> BY COASTAL COMM1551ON IN LUF. ZONING OIDINANCE5 ARE NOT SUBMII'T'ED� FOR THIS AREA. o� Fq ti E I MLANN`o rr THE NUNTR+MTON aAa, PLANNING ZONING DM 14 SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 13-6-11 ,DOG SCALE IN IFFY NOTE' T T ILL 0IMCNSIONS ARE IN FEET. CITY o ■,1 ADOPTED MARCH 7, 1860 OF :onE GHTo.nc ANr acNT or wer 11 1n S InTEN0EO TO Cx TEM TO'T CENTER CITY COUNCIL ORDINANCE NO. 754 or wcN RIGHT or wer LEGEND ZQFF ZONE fll SINGLE FAMILY:RESIDENCE DISTRICT. ■{�--�■■i'T TII N TN■■,,/!/��'.11 AMENDED CASE OR0.N0. AMENDED CASE ORO.NO. ® TWO FAMILY RESIDENCE OISTRwr 1. �J.1 \�,1.1 \ �J rI'ON BEACH 103-6-61 131 794 4-17-67 66-661317 RA RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT DISTRICT M2 INDUSTRIAL AGRICULTURAL t� 3-6-61 131 821 6-19-6766-fi61330. 0 5-7-62 237 900 7-I-68 68-17 1426, 'F!ND LIGHT INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT S IS-62 253 906 9-3-68 68-26 1440 - Mld RESTRICTED MANUFACTURING DISTRICT • .5-63 340 992 I.-6-69 68-431464 � MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA8_1 II--20-64 390 10317 3-20-71 PP71-3 1732 Re HIIGHWAY COTMMERCIAL ILDISTRICTT CE DISTRICT 2-17-64 404 1037 6-5-12 72-II I748 MOB1LpDME DISTRICT 3-2-64 402 1041 12-19-77 77-Se'2252 �] COMBINED WITH OIL PRODUCTION 5-4-64 416 1055 12-18-78 78-232336 g� COMMUNITY FACILITIES(CIVIC)DISTRICT 6-16-64 443 1062 4-7-60 80-2 2425 M" COMMUNITY FACK ITIFS IRECREATIONALIDISTRICT 8-19-64 464 1079 7-6-82 80-4 2555 ® LIMITEO USE DISTRICT 8-1-66 66-33 1234 5-17-82 82-5 2557 QI SHORELINE DISTRICT 11-1-82 82-8 2581 © COASTAL ZONE SIIFFIK ' 7-2-84 84-7 2706 -- COASTAL 20NE BOUNDARY 11 12 - DESIGNATES PRIWITE STREETS 12 7 14 13 - -- SETBACK LINE 13 18 + L ATLANTA 11 AVE ILL 1 - R3R3 D4IAs R�5 5 =(RI RI RI 'y1LQYryI R3 .. 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LEGEND: 9-3-63 352 1000 10:16.72 71-20(L) 1781 C�7 GUIG.IFIE CLASSIFICATION HUNTINGTON BEACH D-7-64 365 1007 6-5-75 75-2 1978 ® 5Ix0.E FAMILY gE3I0ENCE d3rMLT 4-6-64 396 1045 IZ-15-75 75-09 2029 IC®41 XIGXWAY Cow.IERaAL dsTRICT 5-IB-64 426 1056 12-6-76 78-21 2133 LIMITED MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT 4-5-65 505 1132 q.-17-78 78-5 229 Two FAMILY aEs1DENCE DISTRICT 10-18-65 526 1 62 1-2-79 78-25 2339 OFFICE PROFESSIONAL DISTRICT 6-6-65 66-I6 1215 5-7-79 78-IIABB 2365 G� RESIDENTIAL AGRICULTURAL DISTRICT ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA 5-1-67 .67-6 1319 5-7-79 79-2 2369 © COMMUNITY FACILITIES(EDUCATION)DISTRICT 7-17-67 67-12 1339 6'15-81 81-4 2492 2- COMSTALZNESUFFIXMUNITY FACILITIES(RECREATIONAL7d3Ti11CT 8-7-67 PP67-2 1343 7-2,84 84-7 2706 COASTAL ZONE SUFFIX 2-5_68 67-35 1389 8-20-84 84-13 2719 -•�•� ET CK ZONE BOUNDARY - -•- SETBACK LINE - 4-7_69 69-3 1487 _-_ ULTIMATE RIGHT OF WAY 7-17-71 71-9 1659 2-22-72 71-45 1723 ..17", PRECISE PLAN OF STREET ALIGNMENT To 2I 8-2I-72 PP72-4 1771 - + E I 22 29 2B J Ze 21 J` WARNER AVE qe C4 R5 _oi-84 RI RI ) RI —� Gs EL DORADO DR. of ROGERS rc y R2 R2 RI ZRI IR1 3 RI C4 z L. 4 21.'I' - _ DUN-R2 S R I Ai a PENOLETN cite R. 535.• R2 K,,{ G R2 I RI RI R1 RI RI u R f — - DR.v ~ a R I w R I R I _ _ ,ENdR Rl J CA. R I 2 Q W eER eRRIM MANNER OR a R2 RI .3 V R3-23 v GLENROY DR. z < a RI k a - LIEGE DR. N a R3 RI=Q RI m '� 4r� KENILWORTH DR. R I RI e2Ga �e R`... Rl G T DR RA-CZ RI ° s•e9.3e'nwn3Do' >°F` TILBURG Dk RI -CZ FNOY I RI RI RI RI R,, „a ,P" N CA RI J C F-E °°""°OR. U RI (n,��r,L: x f: I.1 RI W J z E ✓ k n NORDINAJ DR. 'd z i Icr c �f L G ��G J ,D° R I ° //-( ° se N - sL ArER _`.-- AVE. sRz5y1cz N W ��` U 3 RI-CZ a RI b U Mo A C. N N N PRICE DR. a LNi RI-CZ z Nd FOR j N SERENE m R I Rl Rl R I —DA \yl � 2 DR o NP�pO R ���• GZ W DR. ROGEeuRI-C mMR1-C711, Rl 4� 23 2/SSf�Yr. �P��S.CJ,CZ RI-L,2� N LOUtDES DR. S CYM-\r q B Nf[4SIOE OR. CF-E-CZ $V R " AREA NOT CERTIFIED BY Jkz ti Rl CI RAPNAEL DR E ,q�,y�. AECN dl. "J 4 �V Q- of ` Lq R COASTAL COMMISSION IN �' �2`�� `°qD,p?m`¢ fti °"�° °��D N°N DR. D CF R CZ Rl L U P. ZONING ORDINANCES G �� i� +4' CP c 1p/, PD`. r. DR. V I T RRE R. ARE NOT 5UBMITTED FOR �` ��l 4` `� _ R' Pq P OUA J a 4 TH 15 AREA. CY e R, ... RI DR. otiD cz B PADUA 6 RI-CZ,TTT5 'ANC FELL,^�- CN5 G� Cl RI-CZ ¢ i OR. ----- g Gti RI-CZ RI-CZ 29 2e �\Gti 2e 3T 32 3l 33 3A EXHIBIT C CORRECTIONS TO WR DISTRICT 969. 8. 1. PERMITTED PRINCIPAL USES AND STRUCTURES. The fol- lowing uses are permitted: (a) Beaches. (b) Private boat ramps, slips, docks and cantilevered decks accessory to a single-family dwelling. (c) Public boat ramps and piers. 969. 8.2. PERMITTED ACCESSORY STRUCTURES. Ramps, windscreens and boat hoists accessory to a single-family structure are permitted. 969. 8.4 . USES AND STRUCTURES SUBJECT TO A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT. The following public and semi-public uses are permitted subject to approval of a conditional use permit: (a) Boat-related activity Boat slips (b) Docks (c) Marinas Marine-fueling docks (d) Sight-seeing vessels Sport fishing (e) Water taxi service 969. 8. 6. DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS. (a) No permitted or condi- tional use shall be sited or designed so as to obstruct public access to any sandy beach area or public use area. (b) No deck or structure shall extend more than five (5) feet over or in front of any bulkhead in any channel except for a landing or brow for access to a gangway for a dock. No structure shall extend beyond the bulkhead in an area identified as environ- mentally sensitive (e.g. , eelgrass beds, mudflats) . (1587d) EXHIBIT D CORRECTIONS TO THE COASTAL CONSERVATION (CC) DISTRICT 969. 7. 6. PERFORMANCE STANDARDS. (A) Before the application can be considered complete , the project shall comply with the following standards to the satisfaction of the Director : (1) All feasible mitigation measures shall be incorporated into projects to decrease adverse environmental effects.- (a) If the project involves dredging , mitigation measures must include the following : (i ) Dredging and spoils disposal must be planned and carried out to avoid significant disruption to wetland habitats and to water circulation; (ii ) Limitations may be imposed on the timing of the operation, the type of operation, the quantity of dredged material removed, and the location of the spoil site ; ( iii) Dredge spoils suitable for beach replenishment shall , where feasible , be transported to appropriate beaches or into suitable longshore current systems ; ( iv) Other mitigation measures may include opening up areas to tidal action, removing dikes , improving tidal flushing , or other restoration measures : (b) If the project involves diking or filling of a wetland , the following minimum mitigation measures shall apply.- These mitigation measures shall not be required for temporary or short-term fill or diking if a bond or other evidence of financial responsibility is provided to assure that restoration will be accomplished in the shortest feasible time. (i) If an appropriate restoration site is available , the applicant shall submit a detailed restoration plan to the Director which includes provisions for purchase and restoration of an equivalent area of equal or greater biological productivity, and dedication of the land to a public agency or otherwise permanently restricting its use for open space purposes . The site shall be purchased before the dike or fill development may proceed. (ii ) The applicant may, in some cases , be permitted toopen equivalent areas to tidal action or provide other sources of surface water : This method of mitigation is appropriate if the applicant already owns filled, diked areas which themselves are not environmentally-sensitive habitat areas but may become so if such areas were opened to tidal action or provided with other sources of surface water: (iii) If no appropriate restoration sites under options (a) and (b) are available , the applicant shall pay an in-lieu fee of sufficient value to an appropriate public agency for the purchase and restoration of an area of equivalent productive value , or equivalent surface area. This third option shall be allowed only if the applicant is unable to find a willing seller of a potential restoration site . The public agency may also face difficulties in acquiring appropriate sites even thcugh it has the ability to condemn property. Thus , the in-lieu fee shall reflect the additional costs of acquisition, including litigation, as well as the cost of restoration. If the public agency' s restoration project is not already approved by the Coastal Commission, the public agency may need to be a coapplicant for a coastal development permit to provide adequate assurance that conditions can be imposed to assure that the purchase of the mitigation site shall occur prior to the issuance of the permit. In addition, such restoration shall occur in the same general region (e.g . , within the same stream, lake, or estuary where the fill occurred) . ( 2) Any areas where vegetation is temporarily removed shall be replanted with native or an adaptable species in a quantity and quality equal to the vegetation removed. (3) Pedestrian trails , observation platforms and other incidental structures shall be designed to reduce disturbance of wildlife and vegetation. Examples of improvements so designed would be elevated walkways and viewing platforms , and vegetative and structural barriers to decrease disturbances from permitted uses and inhibit internal access . (4) Passive nature study uses shall include a program to control litter. Examples include litter containers and "no littering" signs posted in the project area. (5) Environmentally-sensitive habitat areas shall be restored. and enhanced to lessen the risk of flood damage to adjacent properties. (6) Any construction, alteration or other improvement shall generally be carried out between September 15 and April 15 to avoid disturbing rare, threatened, or endangered species which utilize the area for nesting. This requirement shall not apply if it can be demonstrated to the satisfaction of the Director that no such disturbance would occur , in which case construction shall be timed to cause the least disturbance to wetland dependent species; e.g. , migratory waterfowl and shorebirds. (7) Construction/maintenance activities shall be carried out in areas of minimal size. Preconstruction topography shall be restored subsequent to the conclusion of the project unless such topography is to be altered to conform to an approved restoration project. (B) The applicant shall demonstrate that the functional capacity is maintained or augmented through the criteria set out below unless relieved of any one or more of these requirements by the California Department of Fish and Game. The project does not significantly: (1) Alter existing plant and animal populations in a manner that would impair the long-term stability of the ecosystem; i.e. , natural species diversity, abundance and composition are essentially unchanged as a result of the project; (2) Harm or destroy a species or habitat that is rare or endangered; (3) Harm a species or habitat that is essential to the natural biological function of a wetland or estuary; (4) Reduce consumptive (e.g. , fishing, aquaculture and hunting) or nonconsumptive (e.g. , water quality and research opportunity) values of a wetland or estuarian ecosystem. (C) If the proposed project involves restoration of a degraded wetland, the applicant shall comply with California Public Resources Code sections 30411 and 30233 to the satisfaction of the Director. I EXHIBIT E i % PLANNING ZONING DM 35 SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 30-5-II • - IN FEET SCALE ET . ADOPTED MARCH 20, 1961 NOTE: CITY OF ALL DIMENSIONS ARE FEET CITY COUNCIL ORDINANCE NO. 624 ANY ZONE ADJOINING ANY RIGHT OF WAY ZONE IS INTENDED TO EXTEND TO THE-CENTER AMENDED CA`6E ORD.NO. AMENDED ORD.NO. OF SUCH RIGHT OF WAY LEGEND° II-2'-64 474 1099 RI SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT f 12-4-72 72-32 1793 ® TWO FAMILY RDENCE DISTRK T 7_2-64 94.7 2706 LIMITED MULTIPLE RESI NE DISTRICT HMNWAr cML DISTRIcrHVNTINGTON BEACH a COMMUNITY FACILITIES(CIVIC)DIGT RICT 'COMMUNITY FACILITIES(RECREATIONAL)DISTRICT WR WATERWAYS RECREATION DISTRICT ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA ©COAST ZONE SUEDISTRICT d SHORELINE DISTPICT - ---- SETeACKLINE 75 O (�s PJy. Rz-cz a.i C� P --- IS RI- olz9 4 o f 2 6 R2-CZ wR-CZ A•OC/� p�`'W� '5I'33'E197.60 16B'51'33"E� RI-CZ {( 9 /C yOC 9'S1'3 3e112 �A .Y1 t N A N OR RI-CZ cF c-c8 2C4 CZ�8 RI CZ /C - A ER AVE s� AREA FOR WHICH THE ZONING MAP `Y AND IMPLEMENTING Fq2 `Y ORDINANCES ARE �t RESUBMITTED. •4. i c�, I T , f t`F 1 { Res. No. 5482 STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) COUNTY OF ORANGE ) ss: CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH ) I, ALICIA M. WENTWORTH, the duly elected, qualified City Clerk of the City of Huntington Beach, and ex-officio Clerk of the City Council of said City, do hereby certify that the whole number of members of the City Council of the City of Huntington Beach is seven; that the foregoing resolution was passed and adopted by the affirmative vote of more than a majority of all the members of said City Council at a regular meeting thereof held on the 21st day of January 19 84 by the following vote: AYES: Councilmen: Kelly, MacAllister, Mandic, Bailey, Finley, Green, Thomas NOES: Councilmen: None ABSENT: Councilmen: None City Clerk and ex-officio Clerk of the City Council of the City of Huntington Beach, California