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HomeMy WebLinkAboutProposed Signal Bolsa Annexation Number 2 - Pending w BlK. PAR. DATE-INI VAL., SEE, SPEiCIA PAGE ,110^ 019 ,.FOR.- FEE,'�-Tf 7.LE,�ASSE,SSMPV r :°'BEI--.;.SU C;E.,. 110 0.1 3 T 5 8 65., R it w � SURFACE a 4 R 26,4 C O y41 a ------ — \`D / "_ /0 00�, 6C 12 85AC ` \ 39 36f eg, � / 2���` 45� - . \ j ' ( 3p 4835 sar o Z 34 DETAIL `a �� m T 943AC /Q o� 4 J 49 42' J 2295AC t 703 es +a 8 AC SCALE r ,J S2 k5 � � �o s� 1 ' I 2 �/b) 95 f7i 9 B0 276AC �4� /.0 � tS' \ 53 5051 ) } r 9.25AC - 9Z.10 AL. 4853AC. a / 6.22 AC. 57 �J -75 L S.78AC Or UC7 2- 54 �g k /.37AC v" �1J1 !_•, .. _ /631t. - �D� at5xs2" l /124AC. \ �i 1� \ o 2 a} �, 44 Q5AC fA V1,00 a� Soo Q ro 90 y 1 O ti 601 'S2HC '� 54.63,4 441 °Ga ` `* 3.45AC 74 i"MI, / s I 8526 AC. 65 50 4C - SEE D?r4lL "A'` s COUNTY lyE- 5 MJ. NIL �r✓ L l �MR 1960 , v 3LNOTE-ASSESS+C�lM'8L CX 0_ ' 15." .3 e�� ' PARCEL .�SMW8ERS 80OX 110 PAGE. € 1 '.. �tttfiPt4.Itti9'�6E�CLLS , . `�;"".'.�. , t�k�TY�`©�'���_��>�4�Adds�:.. -AA, t^ x S.., .,,., .:sue;• ...-._,., _ . - - - - r JACK P. VALLERGA 1 O ® U NTY O FC COUNTY ASSESSOR 2 t0 TELEPHONE: 834-2727 O AREA CODE 714 © RANGE 630 NORTH BROADWAY CIVIC CENTER PLAZA ENTRANCE P. O. BOX 149 SANTA ANA, CALIFORNIA 92702 OFFICE OF THE ASSESSOR February 1, 1973 City -of Huntington Beach P.-. O.' -Box 190 Huntington Beach, California 92648 Attention: ' Mr. Paul C. Jones City Clerk Gentlemen: In response to your letter: of January 26, 1973, re- garding the Signal Bolsa #2 Annexation -the following listing is the -estimated assessed- values for the area indicated on the attached map. Assessor' s Parcel Estimated Assessed-Value Land Improvements : 110-013-04 285,450 e , 110-013-05 199,640 500 110-013-08 93;320 110-013-09 (131,250) 9. Exempt. Parcel 110-013-10 816,820 9 If I can be of further .help, please let me know. Very truly yours, JACK P. VALLERGA, County Assessor by. Elmer G immer Assista Assessor-Valuation EGZ:ks OVERSIZE MAP SEE OVERSIZE MAP MICROFISCHE SECTION JUSTIFICATION OF PROPOSAL 3. NUMBER OF REGISTERED VOTERS : NUMBER OF DWELLING UNITS : o PROXIMITY TO OTHER POPULATED AREAS. 6° LIKELIHO 0 SIGNIF ANT INCRE E N POPULATION Gg D NEXT 10 YEARS s ,� LIKELIHOOD OF SIGNIFICANT INCREASE IN ADJACENT AREAS IN NEXT 10 YEARS A. IN UNINCORPORATED AREAS ° B. IN INCORPO ATED ARleAtss 1 Do ECONOMIC FACTORS " o ZONING AND RELATED MATTERS: A. DESCRIBE THE EXISTING LAND USE IN TIJE AREA WHICH IS THE SUBJECT OF THIS PROPOSAL,, • 3 30 . JUSTIFICATION OF, PROPOSAL Al B; DETAIL.EXISTING, ZONING: iG � C. D CRIBS PROPOwS D o NE�f ZOVING OR CHANGES IN ZONING, IF ANY: 7 . 2. ASSESSED VALUE IN AREA: A. LAND: Bo IMPROVEMENTS :- C. AMOUNT OF PUBLICLY OPINED LAND IN AREA:, 3. AMOUNT OF SALES TAX COLLECTED IN AREA: E. GOVERNMENTAL SERVICES 'IN AREA: (DESCRIBE IN SUCH DETAIL AS IS APPROPRIATE TO THE AREA THE EXISTING GOVERNMENTAL SERVICES AND CONTROLS IN .THE AREA INCLUDING, FOR EXAMPLES POLICE PROTECTION, FIRE PROTECTION, . HEALTH SERVICES, GARBAGE AND TRASH COLLECTIONS LIBRARIES, PARKS AND PLAY- GROUNDS, SEWERS, STREETS, STREET LIGHTING, ETC. ) 40 1 19� �- JUSTIFICATION OF PROPOSAL B; DETAIL. EXISTING ZONING: > l lu C. D CRIBE PROPOS D 1E4 ZONING OR CHANGES IN ZONING. � IF ANY: /a c 2. ASSESSED VALUE IN AREA: A. LAND.' Bo IMPROVEMENTS : ( OP k--��� C. AMOUNT OF PUBLICLY OWNED LAND IN AREA: 3. AMOUNT OF SANS TAX COLLECTED IN AREA: Eo GOVERNMENTAL SERVICES IN AREA: (DESCRIBE IN SUCH DETAIL AS IS APPROPRIATE TO THE AREA THE EXISTING GOVERNMENTAL SERVICES AND CONTROL IN THE AREA INCLUDING.. FOR EXAMPLE., POLICE PROTECTION. FIRE PROTECTION. HEALTH SERVICES. GARBAGE AND TRASH COLLECTION., LIBRARIES., PARKS AND PLAY ".GROUNDS. SEWERS, STREETS. STREET LIGHTING, ETC. ) 40 SECTIONAL ®!STRICT MAP 30 -5-1 EXHIBIT p�Q v UIYfk4[r N'. AI: 'a fl' •VMERI%.t %ilns D1.0Its .ID T-1 4F cu'If Yf-I f C I S E P L A N O F L A N ® U S E ♦ NUMERICAL SIIIIIR UtNO-IS AIIA IEOLLiII MIh' ORANGE COUNTY , CALIFORNIA ..:._.. s� ♦MI EOM["APICIM IN G.'=AM1•RIGHT O• .A. It itlrf`r 111: LEG�6V�' TO [7tlNO I«I Ct"Ift Of Sur, - «. r ACI W11PtCT P IVByOERAM P1910c NTIAL 015TRK1 ® AGGICULTUPAL RESIDENTIAL DIS?Q$C' lG[N[PAL VLTLMAL C7 C[N[PAL oVy1Ml SS 0*101cT O-L FIELD 0327MILT f 1 \ 7 \ ••A4. c[ o 9 • 91 q`qo � C •q q0 q Al q 9A C 2' 9 NUMTIt[GTON S{AcN C' 1 05 - --Ayr. A 4 AD , •r �o sj AL O�� T ' ` q r _.. _ N — -------- -- ---- E.X H I B I ! :1 _-'t. f- I •4U S'1t±I.'•^.i J� E za.wi T��� — I S �.� SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 29- 5- II I . EXHIBIT D ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN FEET A NUMERICAL FREFIR DENOTES WIDTH REQUIREMENT PRECISE PLAN OF LAND USE A NUMERICAI SUFFIX DENOTES AREA REQUIREMENT ORANGE COUNTY , C A L I F O R N I A ANY ZONE ADJOINING ANY RIGHT-OF-WAY IS INTENDED TO ER TEND TO THE CENTER OF SUCH RIGHT-OF-WAY LEGEND ®GENERAL AGRICULTURAL DISTRICT ® SUBURBAN RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT ® GENERAL BUSINESS DISTRICT - FRONT YARD LINE ------ SIDE YARD LINE ® AGRICULTURAL RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT 19 20 29 � If" 2021 I WARNER AVE 1 z9,z8 CSTS z GLING w 120 V R'4 C2-it D L 330 O LINE LOTS 1.3.5.7,9 ELK J TR 349 p2 pLOTS 17,19 BLK AI TR 475 .18 SILK'L'i LOT 17 BLK•pi TR 47S Q? R AR NJ� - LOS PATOS CITY F AVE zE4O zs TO V r BOUNDARY OIL FIELD DISTRICT j A R I J i Al (0) �s ao q 9\<S 99 4 C0- \ PACIFIC OCEAN � ze I ffi33 EXHIBIT [ ADOPTED EY RESOLUTION OF THE ORANGE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION APRIL 28.1961 29 FART OF ORDINANCE NO 1399 ADOPTED BY THE BOARD OF SU FERVISORS JUNE 28,1961 CITY OF HUNTINGTON 6EAICH COUNCIL -ADMINISTRATOR CO UNICATION CA 73- 17 HUNTINGTON BEACH To Honorable Mayor and From City Administrator, City Council Members Subject BOLSA CHICA ANNEXATION Date February. 1, 1973 The City Council , at their January 29., 1973 meeting, continued action on the Bolsa Chica annexation pending further input . A City Attorney's memorandum explaining annexation procedures has been,. attached. Signal Bolsa 'Corpofation has requested the City to proceed .with. step l giv'ing tentative approval to the proposed annexation and-' to authorize the City Clerk to file same with the Local Agency Formation Commission. They have also filed a request to pre. nne.tths -)property R2-PD10 to• permit 10 units per gross acre of land. Before the prezone request may be considered by the Planning Commission, an Environmental Impact ' Report must be prepared. It appears that the City Council was concerned that the annexation would proceed without .the .benefit of an Environmental Impact Report. As pointed out in the memorandum from the City Attorney, the City may require an Environmental Impact Report prior to annexation. This requitement may be made any time prior to the City .Council adopting a°:.resolution to .annex the property which is step ,5 under City Attorney's memorandum. Recommendation I would like to recommend that the City Council proceed with step 1 to adopt the resolution of intent adopting . tentative approval of the . proposed annexation .and authorize the City Clerk. to file same with the Local Agency Formation Commission.. This is done with the understanding that an Environmental impact Report and zone change will be processed concurrently and a determination made prior to the final resolution annexing the -property. Respectfully submitted, David Awlands City Administrator DDR•eh i pq ®A ITT ' ® H INTER-DEPARTMENT COMMUNICATION HUNTINGTON BEACH To DAVID D. ROWLANDS From DON P. BONFA City Administrator City Attorney Subject Bolsa Chica Annexation Date February 1, 1973 It is my understanding that the Bolsa Chica Annexation is being conducted under the provisions of Government Code Section 54797 .1 . The application of this section is limited to situations wherein ALL real property owners consent in writing to the annexation. 1. A resolution of intention to annex is adopted by the City Council. 2 . An application signed by all landowners or with proof of the landowners ' consent is filed with LAFCO . 3. LAFCO may approve the annexation with or without a hearing, by resolution. 4. In such cases . LAFCO may also authorize the legislative body of the city to annex such territory (a) Without notice and hearing by the legislative body; (b) Without an election; (c) Or both. 5 . The Council annexes the property by resolution. NOTE: In the light of the decision in Weber v. Thousand Oaks , 104 CR 338, and Curtiss v. Los Angeles , 104 CR 297, it is doubtful that an election may be waived. If there are no in- habitants in the Bolsa Chica area, this waiver should present no problem. Property may be prezoned prior to annexation pursuant to HBOC 982.3 and Government Code Section 65859 • Property not prezoned becomes R-1 upon annexation. (HBOC 9823 .1) The city may require an EIR or exemption declaration prior to pre- zoning before annexation or prior to rezoning after annexation. There does not seem to be any reason why the city cannot require an EIR or exemption declaration prior to annexation in the event the property is to be annexed without prezoning. Memorandum. to David D. Rowlands , City Administrator February 1, 1973 Page Two Re : Bolsa Chica Annexation The report should cover the entire project so that it may be looked at as a whole . (Environmental Defense Fund. v. Coastside Water District ; 27 CA3 6957 DON P. BONFA City Attorney DPB:ahb :lm 1. SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS JAM ES CARVELL ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENTS WOODIS CHADDICK / JOHN RAJCIC KENNETH MEBERG OCEAN VIEW SCHOOL DISTRICT 7972 WARNER AVENUE, HUNTINGTON BEACH, CALIFORNIA 92647 714-847-2551 January 24, 1973 Mr. Paul Jones, City Clerk City of Huntington Beach Civic Centers Huntington Beach, California 92648 Dear Mr. Jones: Please be advised that to our knowledge, annexation by the City of Huntington Beach of the 265 acre tract of land bounded on the east by Bolsa Chica, on the south by the Orange County Flood Control District right-of-way, on the west by the proposed State Park and on the north by Warner and Los Patos Avenues, which includes the 15 acre parcel owned by the Ocean View School District known as Site #25, will not adversely affect the interests of the Ocean View School District. The Ocean View School District has no objection to the annexation of said tract of land by the City of Huntington Beach. Very truly yours, c �4 Milton R. Berg Administrative Assistant. City of Huntington Beach P.O. BOX 190 CALIFORNIA 92648 OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK January 23, 1973 Honorable Mayor and City Council City of Huntington Beach Attention: David D. Rowlands City Administrator Gentlemen: Enclosed herewith is a. letter from George D. Stringer, Vice-President of Signal Bolsa Corporation, transmitting maps and legal descriptions for a property annex to the City of Huntington Beach which would be designated Signal Bolsa Annexation #2. The property included is 263.536 acres located in the Northeasterly section of the Signal Bolsa Corporation property. It is entirely owned by Signal Bolsa Corporation except .for a 15 acre school site presently owned by the Ocean View School District. Signal Bolsa Corporation consents to said annexation, and the Ocean View School District.has been contacted in regard to obtaining their consent; however this will probably not be available until the School Board meets the first week in February. It is respectfully requested that your Honorable Body give tentative approval to the property annexation, and direct me to file same with the Orange County Local Agency Formation Commission. If approved, said 'J annexation will be filed under Section 54797.1 of the Government Code which waves notice and hearing before the City Council. (: ;i;erely,aC. Jone City Clerk PCJ:p Encl. r' r'" s S T R I N G E R COMPANY (213) 697-1784 (714) 321-6633 • EhA 620 NORTH BEACH BOULEVARD • LA HABRA, CALIFORNIA 90631 January 18, 1973 City of Huntington Beach Post Office Box 190 Huntington Beach, California 92648 Attn: Mr. Paul C. Jones City Clerk Re: Bolsa Bluff J.N. 10040. File 7004 Gentlemen: Transmitted herewith are five copies, each, of the legal description and map covering the proposed Signal Bolsa Annexation No. * 2 to the City of Huntington Beach. Please note that. Signal Bolsa Corporation is the sole owner except for a 15-acre school site owned by the Ocean View School District. Signal Bolsa Corporation hereby consents to this annexation. Your early processing of this re- quest will be much appreciated. Very truly yours, George,, . StringerV Vice-P esident Signal Bolsa Corporation :kdh Encl . cc: D.C. McHone, w/l map R.R. James, w/1 map g� W.R. Allen, w/1 map J.E. Combs, w/l map Signal Bolsa Corporation is requesting annexation of this property to the City of Huntington Beach, and if approved by Council, said annexation will be filed under Section 54797. 1 of the Government Code. Paul C. Jones CMC, Citv Clerk STATE IT OF THE ACTION OF CITY COUNC. Council Chamber, City Hall Huntington Beach, California Mnndag, VAbruAgIc S, 1973 _avor Coen called the regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Huntington Beach to order at 7:00 P.M. Councilmen Present: ShiRlel, Bartlett, Gibbs. Green, Mataey, Duke, Coen Councilmen Absent: ]done 4c�k9k�lr�r�irk SIGNAL BOLSA ANNEXATION #2 - WITHDRAWN FROM AGENDA The Assistant City Clerk presented the proposed Signal Bolsa Annexation #2, which had been deferred by Council on January 29, 1973 to this date, pending a report from the Planning Commission. The Signal Bolas Corporation had requested annexation of 263.536 acres of land located in the northeasterly section of the Signal Bolas Corporation property which is entirely owned by them except for a 15 acre school site presently owned by the Ocean View School District, from which a communication had been received stating that they have no objections to annexation of their 15 acre parcel. Mayor Coen stated thatthe representatives of Signal Bolas Corporation. had contacted Administration indicating their desire to withdraw their previously submitted request for annexation, pending completion of the Environmental Impact Report and other matters which were of concern to the City Council and Planning Department. Mayor Coen then ordered the matter of the proposed Signal Bolsa Annexation #2 with- drawn from the Agenda. �Ar�►e�k�hiF �k�h9Yy4�9ir�ir�kAr9e �{r�k�k91r Ar�n7r�hk�Ar�k�nk9k On motion by Qh4pin the regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Huntington Beach adjourned at 9*15 P_M_ to at in the The motion was passed by the following vote: AYES: Councilmen: c1,talw�- Bartlett' .Gibbs„ Green. Matnev. Duke, Coen NOES: Councilmen: wnna ABSENT: Councilmen: mnnp pstu C_ .Tnjaea City Clerk and ex-officio Clerk of the City Council of the City of Huntington Beach, California ATTEST: BY: Ernestina Di Fabio Assistant City Clerk Paul C. Jones _ Alvin M_ Vnen City Clerk Mayor BY: Ernestina Di Fabio Assistant City Clerk STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) County of Orange ) as: City of Huntington Beach ) I, PAUL C. JONES, the duly elected, qualified and acting City Clerk of the City of Huntington Beach, California, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true and correct Statement of Action of the City Council of said City at their regular meeting held on the 5th day of February. 4 , 1973. WITNESS my hand and seal of the said City of Huntington Beach this the 9th day of February , 19 73 . eaul C- .rTnt.$ City'Clerk and ex-officio Clerk of the City Council of the City of Huntington Beach, California BY: Depu- ty 1014 GOVERNMENT .CODE SECTION 54796 54796. . Factors to be considered. Factors to be considered in the review of a proposal shall include but not be limited to: (a) Population, population density; land area and land use; per c- !,,-Jta assessed valuation; topography, natural boundaries, and drain- basins; proximity to other. populated areas; the likelihood of sig- . .�.i'icant growth in the area, and in adjacent incorporated and unincor porated areas, during the next 10 years . (b) Need for organized community services ; the present cost and adequacy of governmental services and controls in the area; probable future needs for such services and controls ; probable effect of the proposed incorporation, formation, annexation, or exclusion and of alternative courses of action on the cost and adequacy of services and controls in the area and adjacent areas. ( c) The effect of the proposed action and of alternative actions on adjacent areas, on mutual social and economic interests and on the local governmental structure of the county. (d) The definiteness and certainty of the boundaries of the ter- ritory, the nonconformance of proposed boundaries with lines of as- sessment or ownership, the creation of islands or corridors of unincor- porated territory, and other similar matters affecting the proposed boundarim, (Formerly § 54798, added Stats. 1965 C,, 587, pa1921, -15,110. Renumbered 0 54796and amended Stats. 1965, c. 2045, p., 4779, 0 20,,T3 ) JUSTIFICATION OF PROPOSAL B. PHYSICAL FEATURES 1. LAND AREA: SQUARE MILES ; ACRES 3. 5"3� 2. STATE GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF TOPOGRAPHY: ' Tagpgxa,Rhy of this area varys from partial Plateau areas to the northeast and. north to tidelands or low mash areas to�th� south, DESCRIBE "NATURAL" BOUNDARIES: . (RIVERS,, MOUNTAINS, FREEWAYS, ETC. ) This area is bounded by Bolsa Bauer to the Southwest; Warner Avenue and Loas Patos Street to the north'and the Orange Count�' Fl od _ _Control Districts Wintdrburg Channel C-05 to the southeast, 4. DESCRIBE DRAINAGE BASINS, RIVERS, FLOOD CONTROL CHANNEL, ETC. To the southwest is the Bolsa Bay; to the southeast is the Orange County flood control districts Winterburg Channel C-05 5- DESCRIBE MAJOR HIGHWAY ACCESS TO THE AREA: This area is presently served by Warner Avenue to the north and will be served on the east by the southerly extension of Bolsa Chica Street. CO POPULATION AND RELATED MATTERS. 1. POPULATION IN .SUBJECT AREA: - 2. POPULATION DENSITY (I.E. PER SQUARE MILES, PER ACRE. ) : 2. JUSTIFICATION- ,? PROPOSAL B. DETAIL.EXISTING ZONING: Co DESCRIBE PROPOSED NEW ZONING OR CHANGES IN ZONINGS IF ANY: 2. ASSESSED VALUE IN AREA: A. LAND: B. IMPROVEMENTS: C. AMOUNT OF PUBLICLY OWNED LAND IN AREA: 3, AMOUNT OF SALES TAX COLLECTED IN AREA : E, GOVERNMENTAL SERVICES IN AREA : (DESCRIBE IN SUCH DETAIL AS IS APPROPRIATE TO THE AREA THE EXISTING GOVERNMENTAL SERVICES AND CONTROLS IN THE AREA INCLUDING, FOR EXAMPLE, POLICE PROTECTION, FIRE PROTECTION, HEALTH SERVICES, GARBAGE AND TRASH COLLECTIONS LIBRARIES, PARKS AND PLAY— GROUNDS, SEWERS., STREETS, STREET LIGHTING, ETC, ) Existing services are very minimal due to slight or non-existant needs. Police Patrol by Orange County Sheriff, Fire by Huntington Beach by mutual aid agreement. Health services if any by Orange County Oil ;el d_LonuQl by Orange county and State. 4, JUSTIFICATION OF PROPOSAL F. 'NEED FOR ADDITIONAL GOVERNMENTAL SERVICES -OR CONTROLS: 1. DESCRIBE THOSE GOVERNMENTAL SERVICES OR CONTROLS WHICH SHOULD BE PROVIDED WHICH ARE NOW NOT PROVIDED OR WHICH . 'SHOULD BE PROVIDED IN INCREASED AMOUNT- IN THE AREA. Police and Fire protection; Hela.th services;. trash collection; schools; libraries; parks; streets; street lighting; storm drains, sewers and water systems; public utility systems gas, electric, telephone. 2. ESTIMATE PROBABLE FUTURE NEED FOR NEW OR INCREASED GOVERNMENTAL SERVICES OR CONTROLS IN THE AREA. All of the above services will .be incorporated into the developement of this area. 3 . DESCRIBE HOW YOUR PROPOSAL MEETS THE NEED WHICH YOU HAVE DESCRIBED IN PARAGRAPHS F, 1 and 2 ABOVE. Huntington Beach together with the developer and public utility companies will pr2vide all services necessary for the new area. 4. WHAT ALTERNATIVE COURSES OF ACTION EXIST FOR MEETING THE NEED DESCRIBED ABOVE? DESCRIBE AND EVALUATE: The only alternate would be for the area to remain County or to form a new City, both of which would 'be prohibitive in costs of services. G. WHAT REVENUE WILL YOUR PROPOSAL REQUIRE FOR THE ACCOMPLISH- MENT OF ITS GOALS AND WHAT ARE THE PROSPECTIVE SOURCES OF SUCH REVENUE? Revenue required will initally be the fees charged by the City for future maintenance, and consist of sewer. water. and drainage„fees. The develo er will withstan_ he cost of a ljL ti 't e f withstand the cost of all utility development within the annexed area txcept the oversize facilities requested by the City. Upon completion the normal City-County ,tax base will generate the revenue needed to maintain the service. ' d 5• JUSTIFICATION uF PROPOSAL H. ESTIMATE TO THE BEST OF YOUR ABILITY THE EFFECT OF THE PROPOSAL ON: 1. COST OF GOVERNMENTAL SERVICES AND CONTROLS. Costs of services will have to be borne by the Citv 'General fund and the fees until such time as tax monies begin to bP collected. 2. ADEQUACY OF GOVERNMENTAL SERVICES AND CONTROLS. The City is adequtely prepared to provide all services necessary, / 3. MUTUAL SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC INTERESTS. 4. LOCAL GOVERNMENTAL STRUCTURE OF THE COUNTY. I. THE NATURE OF THE PROPOSED CHANGE OF ORGANIZATION OR REORGANIZATION AND THE NAME OR NAMES OF ALL DISTRICTS AND/ OR CITIES FOR WHICH THE CHANGE OF ORGANIZATION OR REORGAN- IZATION IS PROPOSED ARE AS FOLLOWS: 6. 73-2 CITY OF HUNTING TON BEACH INTER-DEPARTMENT COMMUNICATION HUNTINGTON BEACH To James R. Wheeler From Paul C. Jones Director of Public Works City Clerk Subject Signal-Bolsa #2 Annexation . Date January 23, 1973 We are preparing to file subject annexation with the Local Agency Formation Commission just as soon as possible. We are sending you a blue-;line copy of the map and legal description for such annex- ation, together with certain pages of the "Justification of Proposal" required by the LAFC in the submission of any annexation. ' Those questions which we are requesting that you answer will be checked in red. We are trying to get. the -completed Justification form to the LAFC by February- 1,. 1973 .if possible. Your cooperation in supplying this information will be appreciated. a Paul C. Jone C cc: City Administrator City Attorney G2 OF P JAN 2 4 1973 Huvr;\GTO-1 GZACHr CALIF. S ' RINGER C0MPANY (213) 697.1784 • (714) 321-6633 . • 620 NORTH BEACH BOULEVARC o LA HABRA, CALIFORNIA 90631 Page 1 of 2 LEGAL DESCRIPTION SIGNAL BOLSA NO. 2 ANNEXATION TO THE CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH January, 1973 In the County of Orange, State of California, being those portions of. Sections 28 , 29 and 30, Township 5 South, Range 11 West , as shown on map recorded in book S1 , page 13 of Miscellaneous Maps, in the office of the Recorder of said County, described as follows : Beginning at an angle point in the present boundary of the City of Huntington Beach, said angle point being the most westerly corner of "Signal Bolsa No. 111 annexation to the City of Huntington Beach., certified by the Secretary of State of the State of California on September 15, 1971, said angle point also being a point in the present boundary of the City of Huntington Beach as established by "Bolsa Chica No. S Annexation", certified by said Secretary of State on March 24, 1966 ; thence along said boundary as established by, "Bolsa Chica No. 5 Annexation", North 89*21140" West 1646. 15 feet to an angle point in said "Bolsa Chica No. S . Annexation", being also an. angle point in "Huntington Harbour Corporation Annexation-Parcel 3mA" to the City of Huntington Beach, certified by said Secretary of State on January 10, 1963'; thence continuing. along the present boundary of the City of Huntington Beach as established by "Huntington Harbour Corporation Annexation- Parcel 3-All by the following courses : North 89*211,40" West 355. 10 feet and North 890121S0" West 2892.35 feet; thence leaving the present boundary of the City of' Huntington Beach, South 3Z.®08130t1 East 9SS.00 feet; thence South 39*32130" East 2765. 96 feet to .a point in the northerly line of the Orange County Flood Control District right-of-way, described as Parcel No. CS-101 in the deed from Signal Oil and Gas Co. recorded. August 17, 1964 in book 7181 , page 748 of Official Records of said County, said northerly line being a. .curve, concave northeasterly and .having al. radius of 1467. 00 feet, a radial line of said curve from said point bears North 13*0811011 East ; thence along said northerly line by ..the following courses : southeasterly along said curve through a central angle of 704212111, an arc length of 197. 30 J.N. 7004 A y STRINGER COMPANY (213) 697.1784 • (714) 521.6633 • • C�9,gIPLeAII.9 620 NORTH BEACH BOULEVARD • LA HABRA, CALIFORNIA 90631 Page 2 of 2 LEGAL DESCRIPTION SIGNAL BOLSA NO.- 2 ANNEXATION TO THE CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH January, 1973 feet to a point; thence along the prolongation of a radial line of said curve through said point, South S02514911 West 35.00 feet to a point in a curve, concave northwesterly and having a radius of 1S02. 00 feet, a radial line of said curve from said point bears North S°2514911 East ; thence northeasterly along said curve through a central angle of 31*4513511 , an arc length of 832. 58 feet; thence tangent to said curve, North 63*4011411 East 2799. 70 feet; thence leaving said. . northerly line North 26*1914611 West 507. 13 feet to the southwesterly corner of that certain 6. 2 acre parcel of land designated "Parcel 1-Ct1 on Corps of Engineers District Drawing #225-M6,. dated June 4, 1948 on file in the office of the District Engineer, Department of the Army, Los Angeles , California, as reserved by the United States of America in judgment and decree re- vesting title , certified copies thereof being recorded . May 9, 1949 in book 1840, page 424 of said Official Records and recorded January 13, 1959. in book 4546, page 549 of said Official Records ; thence along the westerly line of said 6. 2 acre parcel , North 0®10116t1: East 600. 00 feet to the present boundary of the City of Huntington Beach as established 'by said tlSignal Bolsa No. 1f1 annexation; thence along said present boundary as established by "Signal Bolsa No. 111 annexation by the following courses : South 89*58117" West ,323.,00 feet to an angle point therein, and North 34*02121" West 604. 70 feet to the point of beginning. THE STRINGER COMPANY By eorge ; .—Stringer. Civil Engineer :kdh JoN. 7004 OVERSIZE MAP • SEE OVERSIZE MAP M I C R 0 F I S C H E SECTION CITY OF HUNTINGTON BE CH FlaDate NIMNl.1M ICM TO FROM FOR YOUR INF RMATION NOTE AND FILE NOTE AND RETURN PREPARE REPLY FOR ATTACHED (MY SIGNATURE) REPLY DIRECT, SENDING ME A COPY INVESTIGATE AND REPORT c� IN ACCORDANCE WITH YOUR REQUEST PLEASE CIRCULATE READ ITEM ON PAGE AND RETURN ABEYANCE FILE FOR NOTE AND SEE ME ABOUT THIS SEND FOR ITEM MARKED 'X' APPROVE AS TO'FUNDS HANDLE TO CONCLUSION RETURN WITH COMMENTS OR RECOMMENDATIONS CUT ITEM MARKED 'X' AND RETURN RUN COPIES AND RETURN RUN COPIES OF ITEM MARKED 'X' AND.RETURN y / ENVIRONMENTAL COUNCIlb J , City ®f Huntington Beach • P.O. BOX 190 CALIFORNIA 926 January 28, 1973 Honorable Mayor and City ,,Council Members P.O. Box 190 Huntington Beach, California 92648 Dear Mayor Coen and City Council Members, I_ am grateful for the privilege of going to Sacramento Friday, January 26 .to the State Lands Commission hearing and discussion on the land exchange in Bolsa Bay. Commissioners present were Chairman Mr. Flournoy, Mr. Reinecke, and Mrs Fryer, alternate for Mr. Orr. Many executives of Signal Oil and Signal Properties, their lagers and engineers, most of . the members of the Resources Agency Environmental Task Force (who developed this ,proposal .for the State), Richard .Ruiz from David Baker's office, and a number of unidentified people attended the. meeting for this issue. The background of this proposal was presented briefly by Mr. Hortig, . Executive Director of the State Lands Division, with the aid of three slides and. some maps of 1) the State easement rights, 2) the proposed land exchange, and 3) the proposed development of the saltwater marsh and marina. Mr. Flournoy asked if I wished to speak, which I did briefly, indicating the two primary benefits to the public with this proposed development are 1) providing a larger well-defined area In which a natural ecological balance of fish, bird, invertebrate and plant life could be' re-established without disturbance by curious or destrUe tive public and 2) making the public land more visibly accessible and enjoyable, which, being. adjacent to Bolsa Chica State Beaoh, could enhance that area and its recreational facilities. I also stated that, while this property is presently under county jurisdiction, the city of Huntington Beach staff asked me to convey their interest in and approval of the concept of this proposal. A letter of January 23 from Secretary of the Resources Agency Mr. Livermore was read, indicating his interest 'in this exciting project", .and stating that money for detailed planning would be budgetted for- 1973-74• "The. execution of Boundary and Exorange Agreement No. 137 between the Commission, certain specified ignal Companies, and .those other parties which execute said agreement concerning Bolsa Bay, ' Orange County" was approved as indicated. Another item of intere• st was a lengthy discussion of requests from the South' Coastal Regional Coastline Commision for legal opinion from the State Lands Division and the Attorney General's office on oilfield. permits. The issues are summarized below. After February to any permit requested requires Regional Commission permit. The State Commission must establish the. guidelines for : permitsa so the Regional Commissions cannot grant permits until. after that has been done, probably sometime before mid-February. (Formal opinion will be published from the Attorney- General's Resources Group., headed by Carl Barenque 0) and :four deputies. The `issues mentioned here indicate . the trend of present thinking. ) Any oilfields within. an :area after February 1 may continue oper- ations through existing facilities without a special permit. Any substantial- change in the use of the oil reservoir or surface reservoir--such as new drilling, production, injection, redrilling, conversion from,production .to injection- or the reverse, change in infection substance, plugging or deepening a well--will require a permit. No permit would be necessary for survey,. testing, changing tubingo changing pump heac16 if operation is for same use. 'In generalo permit is needed for .development,. not for maintenance. "Repairs" involving complete reconstruction would need a permit. It may be possible to request approval of a. permit for° all oper- ations of a given type on a given lease (or a given defined area) if or a given timer Related to this issue was State Lands Commission approval of the +Environmental Impact Statement .developed for all operations with existing facilities in the Long Beach Oilfield.. This has been approved by Long Beach City Council, and has been forwarded to the Regional Coastal Commission for their approval. Againo thank Vou for asking me to go to Sacramento to see our State government in action, on the first step of many in improving, the public land in Bolsa Bay. Sincerely, Margaret Carlberg. (Mrs David) Secretary, Environmental Council January 26, 1973 Elsner Zimmer : Ctiie£ .Deputy County. Assessor 636 lv: Broadway. Santo Ana.,.,CA 92701 Dear Elmer. . Enclosed is a .blue-line map,and legs"i .descript.ioin of proposed" :Signal Bolas-#2 Annexation to: a City. of Huhtington Beach. As per our_ phone conversation of this morning, the Local A$ency - Formation Commission irk their "Justification of. Proposa Ill=require::: an: estimated assessed valuation for both land and improvements. Since this is difficult forme:to°take off from -your.records D even 'if I.should come to-your office, S would''certainly, apprec-' iate -your obtaining the information'for: me...; On"my end," if" there As anything'that I can do. for you, please advise ine .and I will -be happy. to: do. so... vincerely, Paul C. -Jones CMC City Clerk -.. PCJ:p Encls: w January 23, 1973 Mr. Richard T. Turner Executive officer Locai.'Agency �'o�a�ion Cc 80ion • P. -0,-.Box 687 Sant& Asp,a CA 92702 . Deem -Dick: Per.our phone conversation 'of .this morning,: I am mending, you a - sepia•and a blue-line map _and -copy of legal description for proposed. Signal-Bolen #2 Annexation. This will. give you.-an opportunity to get started -on having the-map.and .legal ,checked. at':the County Surveyors office - DY •wiU-:try to send.you by next Monday `or Tuesday, a completed "Justification of Proposal"• as.. required by the .Commission. Sometime during the finest we®k in Febris ry, I expecit to have a Minute. Action of the City Council of Huntington Beech "giving , tentative approval to the proposed annexation.. Sincerely yours, Paul C.-Jones CMC City zlerk PCJ,i p Encls> ® a.J 73-2 Co OF NOMUDOOM INTER-DEPARTMENT COMMUNICATION HUNTINGTON BEACH To James R. Wheeler From Paul C. Jones Director of Public Works City Clerk Subject Signal-Bolsa #2 Annexation Date January 23, 1973 We are. preparing to file subject annexation with the Local Agency Formation Commission just as soon as possible, We are sending you a blue-line copy of the map and legal description for such annex- ation, together with certain pages of the "Justification of Proposal" required by the LAFC in the submission of any annexation. Those questions which we are requesting that you answer will be checked in red. We are trying to get the completed Justification form to the LAFC by February 1, 1973 if possible. Your cooperation in supplying this information will be appreciated. Paul C. Jones.' cc: City Administrator City Attorney F 73-1 , .l #: OF HUNTINGTON E�. �►CH ENTER-DEPARTMENT COMMUNICATION HUNTINSTON a4m To KenA*th A.. Reynolds From Paul C. Jones, City Clerk Plaiiining Director Subject Sig'nail-holfwa #2 Annexation Date January 23, 1973 We are preparing to -File subject annexation with the Local Agency Formation Commission just as soon as possible. We are sending you a blue-line copy of the map and. legal description for such annex- atioti,•'toget'her with certain pages of the "Justification of Proposal" required by the 3,,AFC in the submission of any annexation. Those questions which we are requesting that you answer will be checked in red. We are •trying. to get the completed Justification form to the .IAFC .by February 1, 1973' if possible. Your eooperation. in supplying this information will be appreciated. Paul C. Jone C f cc: City Administrator City Attorney STRO64GER Como (213) 697.1784 0 (714) Sat I�1QiPJU6 620 NORTH BEACH BOULEVARD W HABRA, CAIIRORNIA 6395' January 189 1973 City of Huntington.:Beach Post. office:.Box. 190 Huntington beach, California .9264& Attn: Mr. Paul Ce Jones City Clerk Re. Bolsa Bluff J.N. 10040 File, 7004 Gentlemen: Transmitted herewith are five copies, each, of the legal description and map covering the proposed Signal Bolsa Annexation No. 2 to the City of Huntington Beach. Please note .that_ Signal Bolsa Corporation is the sole :owa''er except for a 15-acre school si.te. owned by the Ocean View School District. Signal Bols:a. Corporation hereby consents to this annexation. : Your early processing of this re quest gill be Much appreciated. Very truly yours, eorge tringer Vide-P esident Signal Bolsa Corporation :kdh Encl. cc: D C', McHone.n. w/1 map R.R. James,. W/l map W.R. Allen, w/1 map J.E. Combs , w/l map �41e�enme fn ` THE CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH MAP ON FILE WITH CITY CLERK