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HomeMy WebLinkAboutConditional Exception 70-44 - Real Property Management, Inc. (7) Published Huntington Beach News Sep. tember 10, 1970. ft. strip of land; 4) approximately M NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING commercial boat slips, and a contrnmcial APPEAL TO' APPROVAL - CONDITIONAL .►al dock on 7.9 ac. of lands S) comme+- I XL,(PTION N0. 70-44 vial buildings as follows: a) single story NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a pub. retail shops and restaurant; b) ftxtr-stay tic hearing will be held by the CIty office buildings; and, c) eleven-story 160 Counci; of the City of Huntington Beach, room hotel. Stich commercial buildings in 4he Council Chamber of the Civic are to be located on a 13.97 acre parcel Centar, Huntington Beach, at the hour of land. A plot plan depicting the lo- af 7:30 P.M., or as soon thereafter as cation of the proposed uses is on file poisible, on Monday, the 19th day of in the Planning Deportment Office. October. 1970, for the purpose of can- The subject property is located on the northeast side of Pac-fic Coast Highway s:dQring sn appeal to the approval of bet�+reert Anderson Straat and A4mlrsslty Conditional Exception No. 70-44 to permit Drive in the kl Single Family Ret►idrnct the following: 1) Approximately 23 single District rind C4 Highway Com.�ne;cial family residences on 60 1t. by 100 It. District. lots with frontage ona 54 ft. widQ street All interested prrsonfi are Invited to and 150 it. wide channel on a 3.Oti acre attend said hearing and express their parcel of land; 2) approximately 75 town- opinions fat or against said Appeal to ho•��se type apartment units with seers CE 70-44. to a 54 ft. public street and 20 ft. public Further information may be obtained alley on a 4.15 ac. parcel of land; 31 from the Office of the City Clerk. approximately 260 one to thre4 b4droom apartment units within a 4 three-story DATED: September 9, 1970. t buildings and one eleven story building CITY OF HUNTINGTON REACH with 75 boat slips on a 5.79 ac. pen. By: Paul C. Jones i insula of land obtaining access from City Clerk 11 Pacific Coast Highway by way of a 60 ` 14 1 j (Published Huntington Besr.!t News Aug- :tors 160 room hotel. Such commercial ust 6, 1970) `s,ildings are to be located on a 13.97 ac. ! LEGAL NOTICE reel of land. A plot plan depicting NOTIC9 OF PUBLIC NEARING i location of the proposed ut+s Is an GCONDITIONAL (EXCEPTION NO. 711.44 rile In the Planning bepartrnent *Wfiee. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a pub- The subject property is locat*J on the lic hearing w111 be held by the City Ptsn- northeast side of Pacific Coast Higtlwary, ping Commission of the City of Hunt- between Anderson Street and Admiralty ington Brach for the purpose of con. Drive in the R1 Single Family Residence sidering a Conditional Exception to permit District and C4 highway Commorcial the following: 1) Approximately 23 single District. family residences on 60 ft. by 100 ft. Said hearing will be held at the hour lots with frontage on a St ft. wide street of 7:00 P.M., on August 11. 19", In the and 150 ft. wide channel on a 3.51 ac. Council Chamber P%f the Civic Center. parcel of land; 2) approximateiy 75 town- Huntington Beim California, on Sth house type apartment units with access Street between Main Street and Orange to a 54 ft. public street and 21' ft. public Avenue. alley on a 4.15 ac. parcel 0 land; 3) All interested persons are :nvlted to approximately M one to three bedroom btt(qnd said hearing and express their apartment units within 4 three-stcxy opinions for or against the proposed buildings and one eleven story building Conditional Exception. with 75 boat slips on a 5.79 ac. penin- Further information may be obtained sula of land obtaining access from Paci- from the City Planning Departmtnt. lit Coast Highway by way of a 60 It. Telephone No. 536-5271. strip of land; 4) approaimalely 2W earn, DATED this 6th day of August, 1170. mercial boat, slips and a commercial CiTY PLANNING COMMISSION fuel dock on 7.9 ac. of land; 5) corm- by K. 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I 77-- 1V .J • 1 I h.A PS1 t:OV 2 70 LB006 I SAA057 LR POr' TDSA hVT1,JGTG',' a(I'ti CALI F 2 9423A FDT MAYOR DONALD r) SJIIPLj.Y , DI It HUNTI',GTOAN PCN CALII• RE7� ti4 VE P VOR LOW TO omEr)i u4m i%s-:�S 17-1 'OU !~ "E OF IY NEVI-'l CONXF ;TRaTlu;11WfY Sf ? � F ONE 0i' %'} t: ► 'G:'T DIPISLEY i10P,''fl ATr!) AR."ASP ?i'! T!;r CITY?- IN TPE COti?lTYY , HOV CAN 0!!P% CITY L A!r"; VID Ono I 9F' VIALATI:D1 OR D.ISREGARMI kq;D ALI.0 T}'I � ?A'1► n�'U ri{ MI1L1C'I�V�tAIA�CE REQUEST 1( 7 i City oHuntingtonf Beach P.O. Box too No CALIFORNIA 42641 ._. Nov-ember 2 , 197G TO: NONOAABLF MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL FROM: Planning Commission SUBJECT: Conditional Exception No . 70-44 FINDINGS OF FACT Applicant : Renl Property Management , Inc . AT (N: Doyle Miller , City Administrator Paul Jones , City Clerk Gentlemen : Pursuant to your request , thr Planning Commission At their October 20 , 1970 meeting reviewed their notion to approve Conditional Exception No . 70-44 for the purpose of stating findings of fact relied upon to render such decision. The following is a list of L"acts the Planning Commi.ss: on found to exist and they are based upon oral and written evidence submitted for conaid:ration as well ns comments from the staff and Com=ission mer,,'oers . 1 . BecPuse commercial bout slips and high rise buildings nre not prrrr. ': tted in any zone , the app). leant WAS ;idl-' . :red by the Planning Depni,tment to submit a condi - tional exception appl icntion covering the ent i rc project . 2 . Thv cond-It i.onnl exception wn, nccompanied by nri appl ic<-rtion to rei :,e the property so as to permit the proposed project . 3 . To avoid cpeculRtive Toning, the 1'lannling Crnnmission in tho past: has withheld action on n ?one case when processed concurrently with a conditional excep- tion . The zone cAsr. is later approved when the project is under construction . 4 . The conditional Exception procedure assures surrounding property owners that the property will be developed in the mAnner prescribed by the applicant . A zone change does not provide this guarantee . 5 . Appr.oximAtely 15 acres of the property ib designated for medium density residential deve. opment . Most new apartment projects in medlum density areas are developped at A density of 25 units per acre . Me �Tj,f density on the 15 acres Jr: question would result- in 375 units . The Appli - cant proposes to consLruc! 37F units; thus , this proposed density cnmplies with the Mrs ter Plan . F . Property to the northwest is 7oncd for commarein i and high density development , 7 . The plan provides a transition in density from the single family area Along the southeasterly portion of the property to the highest density along the nnrt.hkesLerly portion on the property . This transition provides the best protection ion for residents across the channel to the southeast whi0i would not be providcd if the property wf-:re to sieve 1 op to one dens ! ty its Cermi ttrd on the MnsLer Plan . 9 . 'The plan includes r� propos-+ l to develop a water oriented commcrcinl development . This nrientntion results in a reduction of land wren necessitating the use of high hui ldings . q . A transit : nn in building height has been provided . 10 . A d,-velohrnent of this nature will brink; suhstnnt. 1;0 trlx br.nefiLs to the city . 1. 1 . The clrvelopment. •« ill, upgrnde the nren pnd be nr. Asset tc thr, ci ty . 12 . It will serve ns a landmark at the northerly ent ranee on Pacific C�rc s t Highway. Therefore , by reason of Lhe above, Findings of Fnct , the Com- mission finds that : A . There are specinl cirrumstAnces or condi - tions nffccting said property , Arai B . The exception is necessary for the pr�oser- t►Atinn of enjoyment of it substAr.tia . prn- perLy right of the petitioner , i;wnd C . The of the exception wall not be detrfronting mental to the public wel fAre or :n- uri ous to other property In the vi: inity n which said property is situnted . Respectfully submitted , K . A . Reynolds , Secretary KAR:dr STAFF RF.PnQT DATE: Ault 18 , 1970 ZONE CASE NO. 70- 13 Applicant : gulf Oil Corporation And CONDITIONAL EXCEPTION NO. 70-44 Applicant: Reed Property Management The staff has reviewed Zone Case No. 70- 13 and Conditional Exception No . 70-44 and offers the following information for your consideration : 1 . The above referenced zone change and conditional exception pertain to the same parcel of land , therefore , one report has been prepared for both items . The conditional exception proposes a precise development plan and the zone change pro- poses to rezone the property to conform to the proposed development plan . 2 . The property is situated on the northeast aide of Pacific Coast Highway between Anderson St . and Admiralty Dr. in the R1 Single Family Residence District and C4 Highway Commercial District . The property consists of 35 . 54 acres of land . Approximately 2 /3 of the land is Master Planned for Office and Retail Conmerc is 1 use and 1/3 Mastex Planned for Medium Density Resi- dential development . 3 . The applicant proposes the► following: e) Approximately 23 single family residences on 60 x 100 ft . lots with frontage on a 54 ft . street and 150 ft . wide channel on a 3 .88 acre parcel of land . These residences are intended to serve as a transition between the existing single family re s idence m across the chame i and the ru 1 t i- fily developsent within this project . This portion of :he request is to be construc- ted an praoperr:y Marred 11; therefore , tht pro- posed use is permitted . b) Approximately 75 town house apartment units with access to a 54 ft . public street ana 20 ft . public alley on a 4 . 15 acre parcel of land . The town houses wt11 be situated directly across the street from the single family residences covered under subsection a . With regard to this, the applicant proposes tn rezone this property R3 to serve as e transition between the Rl property and the commercial and high density residential to be situated to the northwest . The staff feels that the towns houses can be compatible with the single family resi- dences across the street if they are designed by the same architect or if the developer exercises architectural control . It should be noted that most of the traffic to the town houses will be by way of m 20 ft . public alley on the perimeter of the commer- cial .area . This alley is also intended to serve the commercial development as well as the commercial boat slips . It is the con- sensus of the staff that if the alley is to serve all three uses , it 2hould be private rather than public . ci Approximately 280 one to three bedroom units within four three-story buildings and on* eleven-story building with 75 boat slips an a 5. 79 acre ponninsula of land obtaining access from Prvific Coast Highr;iy by way aE a 60 ft . strip of land . he 60 ft . strip of land by which access is to be obtained to the penninsula will be designed to give the appearance of a bridge . The 280 units will result in a density or slightly over 48 units per acre . This exceeds the maximum density permitted In the R4 zone which is 43 . 56 units per acre . However, it does conform to the density pro- posed for the R4 zone which is to be based on land use intensity . The eleven- story apartment building will be situated approxi- mately 1 , 000 ft . from the closest existing single family area; therefore, it should not have a detrimental effect on the property. The 75 boat slips are to be used by the resi- dents of the development . d) Approximately 260 commercial boat slips and a commercial fuel dock on 7 . 9 acres of land . Access to the commercial boat slips will be through the proposed commercial area ; there- fore, it will not effect the surrounding residential property to any great exten,: . One point for consideration which was m?ntioned earlier is that acce to the boat sli.p3 will be by way of the same 20 ft . public alley serving the town house apartment units . Another point of consideration is the place- ment of the Fuel dock as it relates to the town house apartment project . Concern has been expressed that this fuel dock should be relocated e 1 stwhere in the project . With referenr_e to the co�trocial boat slips, the staff feels that the use and location are satisfactory. i "•"Commercial buildings as follows : 1 ) Single story retail stores and restaurant . 2 ) Four-story office buildings . 3 ) Eleven- story 160 room hotel . The retail shops, restaurants, office build- ings and hotels are all permitted uses in the C4 zone . The eleven story hotel exceeds the 35 ft . height limit permitted in the C4 zone . This building will be situated approxi- mately 575 ft . from the property line of the nearest existing single family residential development . 4. Approximately 12 acres or 1%3 of the property in question is proposed for medium density de%elop- ment which will allow approximately 300 residen- tlal units . This plan proposes the construction of 355 units . Because the Master Plan for this particular parcel e c la r arc 1 i t s no pc e e i f is the staff feels that the density is comparable to Oust pro- posed on the Master Pl. n. 5 . Approximately 8 . 4 acres of the 35 . 54 acres will be devoted to waterways . The fact that the appli- cant proposes to construct commercial boat slips as well as boat slips for the residents lving in the project , gives rise to the question as to whether or not the water-rays should be ded%cated for public use or if a portion should be reserved es private property. This question should be in- eatigated by the Department of Public Works and City Attorney ' s office with City Council c�nsidere- determination as to the� tiofi prior to a final status of the waterways . i 6. E.ecause the plan is general in nature , the staff feels that such matters as access , street and Ailley widths , c>>rb cuts , fire protection equip- went , etc. , shvild be reviewed in greater detail. TMrefore, if Oe Co ission feels that the pro- v 3 ,ww pned use is acceptable , the staff recomends that the conditional exception be conditioned that the final plans shall be submitted to the Bijard of 'Zoning Adjustments for review and to e►tablish conditions of approva ; which shall bo forwarded on to the Planning Coam ission for final action . Tne staff feels that the proposed prcject % ill bz an asset to the City and will serve as e lindmerk at the northerly entrance on Pacific C3aL,t Highway and therefore recomends approval subject to the aforementioned conditions . SUNSET A QUA ir!C r PARR ' 1 R4 CE 70 - 4 .,,Asp, ell • i Ir 1 Imo\ /�/ r" .• , 1 /1 \ �I C� d�0-4� Lrorca. ' HE side of Pacific CoOet Hwy . , between Anderson St . 4 Admiralty ter . — - ----- - APPLICATION FCC? , C.0NMI IONAL E ?°._CE.P� . ..,J, (VARIANCE ) _ FLING FEE 0 750-0 r a. a, M, �S �l CITY' OF HUJgTINGTON BEA-I:M i'f:E: ��� TONE P. 0. BOX 190 I AV REAL PROPERTY M,ANAGWIEh IN;.. __�..�. _ DV JUL�JU . . APPLICANT OR AGENT 233 South Beverly Drive, Beverly Hilli, CaiJornia 90212 u COMMPmg10 u ACTION I�aYE _ ...�.._._.. ...,. MAILING ADDRESS APPlithIED [r3 CONOII Kii+A LY APPROVED 274-681b ._. DE.HIE,) PHONE NO. CJ WITHDRAWN Real Property Management, Inc . APPEALED YES No PROPERTY OWNER ._ -`-"� W COUNCII_ ACTION DATE 233 South Beverly Clove, Beverly Hills, California 90212 oc MAILING ADDRESS CJ SlJSTAINED COMMISSION O APPRDY E0 WITH CONDiTIQNS OTHER THAN O)WAWOW TO PERMIT z [Z)DENIED 0 ri WirIll) AWN As per attached. EXHIBIT "A„ EFFECTIVE DATE — LOCATION OF PROPERTY ( SIDE OF STREET, STREEI NAME , DISTANCE FROM NEAREST INTERSECTING STREET) North East side of Pacific Coast Highway between Anderson and Admiralty. LEGAL DESCRIPTION As per attached, EXHIBIT "A" JUSTIFICATION — FILL OUT COMPLETELY CIF MORE SPACE iS REOUIRED ATTACH ADDITIONAL PAGES ) A) WHAT EXCEPTIONAL CIRCUMSTANCES APPLY TO THIS PROPERTY (INCLUDING : SIZE , SHAPE , TOPOGRAPHY, LOCATION OR SURROUNDINGS ) THAT DEPRIVE THE SUBJECT PROPERTY OF PRIVILEGES ENJOYED ON OTHER PROPERTIES IN THE VICINITY AND UNDER IDENTICAL ZONE: CLASSIFICATION ? As per attoched. EXHIBIT "B" 0) WILL THIS CONDITIONAL EXCEPTION CONSTITUTE A GRANT OF SPECIAL. PRIVILEGE INCONSISTENT WITH LIMITATIONS UPON OTHER PROPERTIES IN THE VICINITY AND UNDER IDENTICAL ZONNE: CL AS5IFICATiON ? hb C) WMY IS THIS CONDITIONAL EXCEPTION NECESSARY FOR THE PRESERVATION AN1 ENJOYMENT' OF ONE OR MORE SUB! TANTIAL PROPERTY RIGHTS � As per attached. EXHIBIT "8" 111tATE REASONS WMY tHE iiRANTIN r OF 7WELIFA TIONAL EXCEI•TIdN WILL NOT ME MATERIALLY DuRIMENTAL TO THE P'U"9 ' OR IN•�1JRms 10 PROFERtY I11i THE SAME ZONE CLASSIFICATION. /�At p►f u"=W. EXMC •'8" REAL PRNAGFN ENT, !f`IC, Z Ea. WCA h wrw•+rw✓.ram.-M_rww�_wi.w�. :4*01AT1URE Or PR+ RTY OMMiER Oft AUTHONZED +MN- T Af'TM1110 $W11"L.1NVV AI SNICT Wj!ST AE READ AMb SIaNEo 4Y THE APM CANT 1 Octol.er 1), 11970 CITY CL/.C�,RFa liotvirabIt• ".;tyor , t:it,: count- f I . it,, t IrivJ �,l f',t'.tc'it ItyKTtM�SCIT Of flrC�l�: Attutition : Paul 1'. f.,nt'!; , ;' it'; CIvI•k The purpose ul ti►i t-rvF rit .it Iov i `; t . ll,tirtt t)llt. to Lilt Mayor and ilwtmhevi of t tit• C it Cootie• i l that out r, 17 llul i i in . orl I !< I aru!!; i ati'l I I and Tiburon Bay Lit ifl711t 1114L011 Harbou r . 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AI I 1`ut i lirl'r' of tt rt t'! ;ipp"ar to tit- tit';11 . 711� KiJk�+calk an tltc• Mrflralt% Drive I,. tilt- Ia ;t ytinr the lornt'rly Iani- ascatpe':i port ioit 1.1t.e• 1 '. .Y 1 r+1• tf:' o:.'• Iltitit iit,:ton Harbour 14-I dweI I Lngs wa7.ti u,;t-•i exta'il . l' I' S ,t , ;i;.l tt f1i,YI t•.' 1)t0' t t Ta'•1t This Ilati rt.'�. ently been i`;i, not t' 1. in.'lil.itt•,i , 11%, the vrt't't ion (it n lo.. , tt'r7tpl)Car': �C1t� '• n 1 "11. a ,ll '�11, 1'.i'. l I, itt.l'7t f?l .'l'. :a'.' 1it1:1 t)\ ar!•'i post ln,; . A ;o, durin.,, th,' p;1-;t kr*rlmr tl: 1 f' 1t1f1 i ..III ;lt•tit "hippio.-itt ,'.'lady tl-eir holnr in tht.' clyirl.: ;hrtillb:'t"': are a . itii ', port 1 •t:: th..` propt' rty , trom tilt: concrete varti to A.ir;:iraIty 1)rIv I-1Vit.It lu:l t0 5iliit t rail`iitMt lilit! . llt. uvr c ,I0it tell•. ,10-. Al, t' c -l+rl •t. lit til: t'nc t t pt:hlir lit-altIt and t;a7futy. .ill T1' l � t )nl:rt't 1 .+rl'•t, rift t 117r1 .1: l'�:tlill'lSi; 1 i+at. lfhti• 1.. ..: lat L� _ ,a.ntt t:y to tit: r,atn ('ttanneI pith .cry in.. }!t`;Ivor 1•giif pr;rnt 1'tit:n4 fit tht• northerly Section of this area . Th# 11+`) Iill ptl;-%l + -,ttriIla aI :io in till . sect Ion , lit existence iprior to Oily liilntitut otl flarbotlr tht --v1t?p-•t" t , iappo:irs to liflvv ha i little of no imp rcavet-nent !; math' dur in: tht' r:', rent vt•nr!, . -,n.' is t hurt• burl• ll•:; a (attractive an,"i de:; irable than other marina ; i '1 the c'liann!' f +rAter: I'll I '= t:arinrl in vnterecl from Pac if.c Const Highway d i rv$ t Iv unt o a i ar -v , ururarked it i rc t,ompvtind servinj, the marina aitu thv construct ion vard All of the above , the dirt constrti t i'•a;! yard and equipr,ent are4k, the uatnarked ptarkin,, area, the deteriorated lan.ipcapinl; , tart• clearly visible frtwn Pacit'ic. .04L Highway , the Admiralty Drive entrance to liunt in►;ton Hmrbour , and adjacent properties. rr•, page ? . Occ:obor U , 1970 . V tit tUritbIv !43vor , Cit.v t.:tltlncil , liuutinitton Reacts rt. : 0, 70 4 These curre`tit tV-V.i Of th;- prolwr't y are• St(!vot—it• in nat the tet tilt-, chnr:lCter of the surroundiiw NUntill,ton li.lrhour fi - 1 -�vvv10j),:1t't,t . Vi ',11t111,r , thi-, sectiull i:: a public eye-sore: . Tilt.- alyroach to thr ►1.1rth1•rl htllutdariw; tit tht• City of liuntirrton Bench and the Pacific ('uur:t E1idhwW., vr%tr.:n, r to 11;,rit itii.twi liarbotir tS t 1e-11rl'r ullitivftitli; and could , xvrc i!,v m ;1tiverst• ittflkwu'. t• till surrounding proptrr•ty vrlltiv ; �Lanv of tilt• of tilt •.r I+r1'.1 trntt•rtlt• ' ahtnit tilt• rapid t.iete•rioration of this; prope•rt -, 1:hic•h the' tlrai 1•. travt• ; I,% , litt•: r:�.'vt• r.11 t^.e:c•t i;s.;� tonsiderisw, theproposed Sunset Bay Dev.- Ir ru•tlt , ire.! in ' T7t t • kit t ht it concern over tilt: hivil density in this: proposal , !•.'t idc-d ttt o1pli - t ►. I; i:. becou';r it 3pp(ar-1 to offer a compr;-hvn-; ivt• -•.t-;tt•r plan •. ; 11 ;it•:'e• Iop thv prupe•rty in an ordorly and -oLtractivv fashiun . Tilt, first pvt it iron t ,lvtlr irlt- t1,t r —,till,— of i !. 7i -r. , w';t:; '-ubrr.it red W tile' PlannitiA C.cirt:rlission mi t i t i �1t1, i.:t;r.-1i Ity rt icit-n: .'+ , t�l un f ilc a I :.h the• P1 11111irt.; Sinct' th.It Lunt•, th-'It T10•t It i -11: il'I, ht'1'I1 �Ir. � vd to .Idd :orrOct uhcry omitted ate! tU cruti:, en:t tt•Il.lni i .:n.eture•'. . Em 1.,►::1••.i h.-rein t •; a 2crex ropy of that orlt-,IIIaI pr'tltIoll %.' it.!I I, h4' abov 1•r t ! 11.. that the owtlt•rS (-I,. to dw•el 1 inli,s st +:nc•'.i thitt Pot it i�1r1 . Subseq,jent 1yt t!lt. twlit' r t` I i1:• 1Iit t;•lL't' t .',twt! x1dit ionaI pCtitimis iavor:;r, (-F 70-.'4.. , t1!) )1-- t t •1 t11r' .I- tacllt• r"t lit l,tit'ntation - ht• A. M. T.uriv 11utt in: :I11 tilt• T•t•tit I , n . to.;1•t11rI , t !;, r: :Ir1 r: i ittcd It -rt•vit!t th(• sIgrature Ut till' ov'tle•r favor CY 71II- 4- Iln", Olt) thcrt'fory res pi,vt I u11 L• rrgt:os t th t 1,r A1'TA1. its A III IROVAL - ('U`:ilT IN 0""AL FXCE FIT I ON NO i u- Zetroxod cop-, of•first :pt im OrtNv11Cad tv 'P's annin?,, ronv, .4c.n on Sept . , 1 . 1970 • With signatures cif iwers of 91 �z�•lii»,;� fie►ptenber l. 1970 llanrdmg Corzissioa City of Huatingtor Bench tttected are sirnrtures of roaidents of Islands 1 and 2 of Hut+- timeon Barbour and Tiburon Bay who are in favor of tha proposed Muset &q de1a10—i sent. Of _ / L! „ fanillei contected oray retuned tc .sigei the �'' petition. ' f r• � Publish _110170 �' v l�. lam• Postcards t' G. . NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING iu% API`-.AL O AYPL0AL •- COIX1 17 TOI Ar- Y'XC-'P IO!' too. 70- 44 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public hearing will be held by the City Council of the City of Huntington Beech , in the Council Chamber of the Civic Center, Huntington Beach , at the hour of 77: _i,J P. M, , or as soon thereafter as possible , on �101"Jay, the lyth day of October 19 7O , for the purpose of considering iL:. 14,tjL'.1 t.;. the a.,* Cut.-:: it loi gal G:.cept Lcn to . 7G-44 to jx'rmit tiv. allc�,• ir. r,; 1 ) AE�Nruy.iaat�:ly 2: au 1�• f&mily re-: ::�:r.cu:: ui. 66 .'t . t)y 10-3 Vt . lots vilth fronta ;o at, R 54 t't . vilde 3treat tu. : 11.)-.) :-t . ril;1e.• chai.l.el or: a .' -,56 acre parcel of lx:. ?) ai�pru�. lmnte: l;, 7� ��•.:,ht�tisu type apartment us,its -041th secuas to 1 514 '"t . public, str;:et. n:. , :t . i.ublLc Wiley ois a Lc . parcr_1 of - ) '-5 .1 cj,se tc be .iroom -%partm-2nt tu:its withlr. I. thr�,!-$ troy el.-reor. 3tcry bull,.ii:, j wlth 75 boat silp3 cit. Ptc1f is CnA ,it Highway by way of s W ft . strip o:' IAJ � j �: 1 �ppl'axir�tehy '16 a ccrzm rc ioL l bt. •► t a l 1p-- comr,�7! rc 1n 1 i'ue l doe'r. car. 7. .� sc . of Land ; 5) c_or..r+crclsi btjL1a11. ;o a.; :ol.lewj: IL) :3tory r�t� '_1 .-hop.3 tu,r1 re, tttt:rnnt; b ) ►'our-s t-o ry o t* iec bu l lc' i�:,; � ; Ariet , c: ) c 1. •rti,-�Cvcy 160 root• hotel . :;uch cotatac. rclal bui2 .! 11v ;,� rtre to be Locnt..: ' V. I c A plot pl-nr } 4 't1: • t.he: 1 •�.t. i-, : o:' the 1.� . ,:7 A ry p�rce:1 0 .' ..��... . . � e �.� . , ::� propos•_• '' i•e or in the The sub.;ec:t property 13 located ni, they northeast side of Pacific Coast 111,;h•-4Ry br_ L'WeVi AnJer301. Streut at d AJri Ira 1ty Drive Lr: tho KI SLtv-i;le Family 1{e ti:iui.ce District rt:.rj C4 ltl ;he.i~y Comercial District. All interested persons are invited to attend said hearing avid express their opinions for or against said A,p�al to CA 70-44- i Further information may be obtaitud from the Office of the City Clark. DATED; —Z!pioNbe r 8, 19TO CITY 01r. lg1N'!"INOM "Mm By: Paul C . jams City Clark l!C — 2 70� 1 Loraata AvM . T 1 a•4 Part t CA 1 . 902 5b Sunset beach, Li . 742 y ` ' ►,�'� ti t ;1•'i r'.'/J i)) Ili V..r'`:,;� /' r •l I Ick"riam N. Jm►s Pauline E. Aldrich "Urt i N Corp . 1,404 son 472 26^) $. berrington Ave . Union Oil Co. of Wit . L6331 23rd St. Apt. 211 Proiw rLy TAX Dill. *M Wt ft"hc Ca 1 . 90747 Loa Amse lte. Col . OD049 P.O. box 76M Los Anaete• , Cat . 1 W$4 Jaiw It. D"1~ 11 Art%ut J . Pbrt1n Stanley C . Andersoft 16515 0. 23rd bt . P.O* Box 556 SUI ncesr blwd . sug"t ge"hq Ca 1 .90742 Sunee� beach, Car 1 .9►0741 Seal Bosch, Cal . 90740 "We A. 'Chows r ' oe rwan F. Fre"we l P.O.. box 355 Statac Inc . 6465 Pacific (.oast Hwy SWaset deaCh, Cr t . 90742 Shell Oil Co. • voent X"ehq Cti 1 . 90742 275 Middlet le Id iid. Mm"o Pr rk . Lat . SW26 Marl" F. l.auter Joe F. Cooley Amnk of A+wtrica 20671 Seven at r o Lnnc Day `it ie s Papor box Co . Trust, #YR- 5401 tlntjP. 1kh. , ('411 . 9?►sd+0 Sex M 111 W. fth St . Oar k la ad, C&L . 94604 Los AnAt l e b , Col . 10014 t,cetfr C. ttM Bank of Awrtcx ytwttwide `trtiv*• tent . 10 A 01aurhtemr .. Uont Laoata l �e ry . Co. Texaco Inc . Loa Aw6eLes . Cal . 9OOb5 240 Sth St . ) J50 Wilshire blvd. ban Franc l eco, Cal .94101 Los Angeles, Col . %W5 f red 0. rugnottl Huesttt►6tQn Rerbour Corp . Norbert flock 16466 11tM 6t . 4241 ,.a rw r Ave . 2401 Rucker `aw"t loath, Ci 1 . 9(171. 7 HntKn. bth . , (At . Everett , Wri%h. 91201 yolll E. Randall i.A. lltrkwr J1sec�eit+cte City MaInibtrater e'.n. Ma W 6430 Lanta PkmiCA P.Ivd . P.O. BOA 190 SkM"t Bach, cot . 90742 Los Annelea , C.&I . 9DO0 HntBn . Ach . . Calif . ' hu 1 S. Ga r r i s ull t t r 1 0Mr. . � f. Fie t t rick llmt ing t ar,t Mo riwar Corp. 523 5. lwtitic l Kinis�y or . 4241 Wer wr Ave. 1aMt Mach. Col . 90842 twos Aa&sles. Cost . 900" Norton. peh. , Cal , 92647 1.tr*me t . Im"abywn .lack E. Wboalheue* ?Art Wris M. ). 0wx 45S 5012 hake 16511 t. so"w i Low I6522 22rd St . Hntg". bek. , CAI . 492b47 Hnt6n. lkh . , Ca1 . 92"? Sting•a Mach, Col . 10,0162 ma rbe rs Se Mo r t th ssM► 11 219 w4oft i t 16 S 7 L C.Vw npe 1 Lain .sdwabt &&#ache �_A i . W)7:.� ltter wrt &+aah. Ca1 .14 460 Benign . Bch. . teal . 92067 � °- 'moot leach, Cal . 904 meet beoeb a CAI . 90241 Uo � rirtrt'e� 1nn uerreo J. Peters Jack a. lu wlaft 1N0 �rtawn Way P.O. !lox 371 P.O. box 246 tax"- teach, C�1 . 9Z6S1 Sunset !leach , Ge1 .407y? 1b416 150h 5c . S%m o f ''a-A c h e CAL , 90101 DweId Strain He A. Gurley a�. e l d`t.lr l C . �chrrarsee Saw 175 SydsMrr 11. flr lbe rL et * I 71 A6 RiZo ww Avg . Sunset tsech, cal . 90742 P.O. ..rx 165 ParvA , 44121 Sunset Beach, Cal . 90742 UAWLey E . Olson t.bocts 10rc Mi l lan Dmaid T. Clark � Sm 12 16391 N. fteific Ave . 220 S . reldnor 1w. Suws►et &each, LA 1 . 90742 Sunset %each. La S . 90742 orse{a , CA 1 . W66f Jola 3, Pis l rat r 0. Keith ►od ?ft,w,r l Vr s quo t 2232 bell* Line 16362 X . Pac i ! i c Ave . 2021 F . 39th St . Mobelr. Cal . 92#02 wnset Bosch, Gal . 907-42 Los AnBelei. rAl . OWN David E. Johnston lack JLeaveU404poi No or 1230 List Lane 4A 3 ra La Dr. Apt . 1 1185 h . ya n AM i o C.erd*u Grove , tm 1 . 92b4U Cler da l*. Ca 1 . 91202 i 2#100yrd C. Su1k1P Leslie J . t'i *ana 2ml Elst• Nlersbach 1720 mein St . 234 S . Electric tve . 5323 Russell AV% A14 6 Notgn. Bch. . 9?t%4(, Monterey Rork, CAI . 91754 Los Anio 1: ,,%. Cal. 27 ge�th Sutherbind Kermit R . Sadler michsrd D. Stariie6 box 16355 S . Pacific 16921 S . Pacific Ave .3o*Mm Trot , Ca ! . 92252 Suaaot seaclr. Cal . 90747 Sweet boach. CAL . 90242 J" L. Kray J . E111 sew Kwite s kit rd Oi sheusew 44A fside Avc . beat $143 16%2 Chard Low ben 247 UMMYsal tier, Ca 1 . 91b0E Ito , huh-9 Cal . 92661 Surtaide, P erel0rte m. brown Nw i 1 l0 14. Ihua* l Na r i on M. LavAer •t •1 9901 vabdln Ave. 12117 t . Walnut 20471 Seven Use c ardew Grove , t,a 1 . v?h 41 N'rw l k , Lai . 40651 Haten . bi h . � Nwwt 1, Fraser %than N. Sayder 9" S. "ar o 23600 Mo11bu l.o1aw Md . �t1te J . Dr Norte 1 bog1 2Msed"M IL. . 41 i c 5 4a1 ibu, C.o i . 90265 Foot &to". Col . 95417 1"I NOMOV CAr . 1902 17th it. W'W. fch. , Ce1 . 92"T' Ratan. ftb . . Cat. ` 70-' Attai Dist fit. ... ..OFd. — ..Id 8.... . Y s. ntt$ +wit. w. C 6609 ti o`ean View 21 r1r OWN01 Lai" 3 341 aatrat y C i c. 29 7 2 We rw r Avv a i awbo, Cal . 9260 Nam: &". ► Col. 924A 7 not . rr.1r. � Or►t . �A� , . Ta6111 C. irtlth Haveld L, Driaattle Sti[t Asst. Deg! N % h&smAw +Corp. 3331 bounty Cir. State Div. of Vi yo Floe bait 3730 HOL90. IWA. . Co L . 92"7 P.O. ben 2 3" Ugo AM" Analwiah Cale 92601 1.a• Aege 1 e•, CA l. 9056 Litet. !li i•r J r. MreM C A. ft s- ►l e r A,,,,r C,,�,..�• V 3)32rrrNty Cir. /tA� . i • T. is s31 dal LA ne bth CAI .. 92"? Itt Uk. Ca 1 . 92647 ��' , 'o S+r.�► •,��,��*a !r f bo�ltovir g' T' ai 1 f r)t 1 CAr� Car. A. 1 i391 Qr i tee r.r . %"V SaA1b 16321 Ciel Linn 11at brb. , Cal. 92647 TrrwLnA I Annvir Ilwtp. Ca I . 9760 7 t r�► + n i• 1 e. r'�i .9Ot1'� Vi"C"t s. � N�� 1 Prerfrtlr �'M�O�►� t Jio1 Y. barker16+1, CA wmwl Lane 731 C . R*vrr1 v t!r 1 16501 el Lane 1 E t. it h. Cal . 92"7 rrvrr l ). 11t 1 1 �1 , Cw1 .9Of 1f Mies. bth. . C,- 1 . 426-47 8r • 1 Im r1rM111t� C i r . 16►4 21 Cha1ft 1 AM n c A t Rnt n„ fah. , . 92b4T Suneot beech , Cn1 .9tlti2 t11t6 fas ft . , Cal . 442v47 t Prlwery 1'. ttickler Dow A. fta L no1k r r 1 fi SO 1 e�1 L.ant !"I bwftt y Cit. Hnr to. F01 . , Calif. I t, p . Wo., Cal . 97b4.7 Wit all Corp. of Ca 1 . Porgy►-.I Rrnr�tpsh 1 A1[ As hers Wit is Twit Do 37,01 M�ant y Cr r . 3]at sty Car. f.O. lAaiA rat�t>x►en t2n . t'Sth. . ial . 9y�1 1i . . Cal . 92647 Los 81Wlar. Cal . W34 � r r A lae Odor►1. 2. Waft CaMrt�t . tat• at fii11 �.r,nia 23l1 kwray Cir , sate ms, c ili . 1401 mid" C1tr. . fthe , toL . MAY I k1► . 9 Cal . f 11.�. C�lw�rtC1*y ia11ai1 start !►irt . 1*141 p [ti! At . cow. 1 t yO i�r lr�VQwwtCr l . 9?f.�i ; Nn". Mkt. , Col I . 9t 6►�i 2.0. e T lAb. Attat Not * lrpt. t.ae It+•,fir ► e, ,Cal . �� • 04 • lrtaber 1, 1970 The attecbed pot'.Uon correctly prescuts tW reMscatations I have made to nuntington Harbour property owners in regard U t',:e Sunset Behr devslo cent. f � - r d • 30 property N anessat, Iuo. • f • r /r •- Mtl�! D�A�' �Y�.LOPIOGb! dpNst f9e 197C : l� a antingg August 25tk of responsible prroperty owners frc a Islands 1 and t ad Maresentstives of the AuntlnZtan --arbour Property Owners AuNwiation said d Rsasral meting August 27th at schwa Sea good Restaurant, ir. A. M. Lorne of Real Property M nageneut, Inc. , clariried lire points regarding to pro- posrd 9tset Bay develoreat os tollovsr 1. Ivl toning for the *banal area facing Island 1. a. Mr. Lutrle has asked C-o MmUngton Bosch Planning Comission to place deed restrietlone on a71 lots in this parcel. Show kdred rr- striations are binding and Ibis parcel neat be developed R-1. b. W. Lurie hao agreed to landscapimg of this ores and construction at p b=ds at various locations thereon to furtl:or incur* R-1 develop- sent, riese bones would be built. at the ssxe Us* construction is started on the R-7 and R-4 properties. a. RmtiiiFtca Harbour Corporation ban. =howwn an Literest In buildlag VW as hoze C. t. The eleven story spartuent cotiplex. d. Artist renderings of the elevation of the proposed apartment eca- plex frou the water side of t«a count- Circle hor-as show that only Us top give floors of the eleven story Nildi.nC would be visible. b. The maxima height of this building would be eleven and one-kalf Stories. a. An spertuonto would bo a combination of one bedroon, two bedroca and tvo bedroou and den. Parking to acce-=odete tl!:eca opartt-eats would be' cer-i- cubt-erre:-ean and would Meet all CI t r of hunt,Lngtoa Beach require:,ents. d. Laaain~ would be restricted to adults only. The island ton lox would bo controlled as a private eon;:unity with a gate at orie end of the bridge. . �. Boat Slips. a. Conatauctlon of tke boat slips would e6here to tuntinwton Basch re- qui.recerts and be locataa per the arl inal propoar.l. rr. Lurie has egr*ad to ce-crate areas for boat ouners desirinC to lire aboard et�ll ;roTide se•.rcwv linos to tLeaa areas. b. Parking for V-.9 boat slips would meet all Huntington B000b mquiio- Wants. •. Tbers would be a cuentity of guest slips available to f nstIngtea Fmixor rosieents for access to U4 cc= reisl aroa. 4• Do Pr MA gas 60sks crielnallY located an the tip Of PAMI two WSU be owed to the aartlrsest area. Thia aspauratee the item d ek -ear PUS07 DUN UIS TOSI aatial dMIGP AMt. IL Iw J. Mwvvoa story eastercial botal. a. sr. 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Mk for the w•vN of arn• rwt*«a o•da of roc tee Cam Mtrw" t dwift on if o" to that c0000•wal it Hatr•'raA AAoerem fi~ and Ata11-W-10 CW%bl " LOC"4*A NO. 111-11 Is rarrlWt D.,ve N1 ow NS Strive FA" Itaofdoom { thi wiewlr*. 11 AapmIftetaly 13 sin+le Mosel~ aftd CN mir-.a C OWAMW - lefty residences an tia R. By Ito M t>t{trKt we rnM hM1MN on • 54 It wide nIfM1 All •nhNtifad pOUft ara IAtrltrd • awd 1.4 It. t ads Cho*-41 .n a 1.01 if v 6TWW oaia ttiM►•.� W4 rrird%aa Oil* /sled M con& to spww•tmwy 1S two+- vp 11*6 fear o► aar•Mt 0" top" Is Pow" Imps 40wrMl+mot wrods .nth Mottos cc ?►•K be a 14 IL Ow"It .boat and n IL /MIN; ywtrw Mclwmat•bl liar be Doom" - allrlr " a r.is at:. pe" of Woe 11 in" tho OM•eo so Illm C-v CWIL apo•ose"W" So I�r to weft bedlwrll OATCD Swtwllryo L Z,ftM. siwMlrtei.14 unit wNlNsl i 1 Mail a*Mai (tallficrtot ON am ON"" 6mv /awadi CITY OI MATMM'TOM DIACH t waft r: !prat NNs M a %,I$ tilt. *w'► to Fond C. JWOM Mr/Mo M send at*' ame as Nattt r'fl " Cam: pt/rwti>y r7 wMr m a rM JAf '.._.uS. 6.1M.._.�i.Jlwal�awr .ter l._ _. _N •a , • ____„ .... � y1 +• •. ,•' _ i � _ .._. . ice,/ . .. . .. , ... : • • �ptwnber 1, 19'�0 � The attanbed petition correctly preaaata the repromantatioaa I have soda to Wntirgton Harbour pro;,jrty ovrers in cog" to the &=set Bar davelopccat. !Real property kem aCement, Inc. S i • i i f r 1 ' R1 16 : A art 29P 1970 �i a metift* August 23th of responaible property ownra frem Islands Y and 2 MA representatives of the buntindton Harbour Property Owrars Association sW . a gosersl me" August VU at gaols Sca )*cod Restaurant, yr. A. M. IWI* e! 11sa1 Proper► k waspuent, Die. , olari led tira points regarding the pro- powd Sunset AQ. de►velopwat on toll.oNo: 3. 2r1 scams for the cbaaael a"& facing Island 1. •. We Lurie boo asked tie ftntington Beach Plennind Cocaission to place deed restrictions on all lots in this parcel. Theme dteA r*- striations are binding and this parcel nuct be developed R-1. b. Mr. Lurie kas a ted to l.andaca .ir of this ores and construction of Cr � � 3 hwes at various locations thereon to further insure R-1 develop- moat. Y•resie bones would be built at the st.e time constructic& is startod an the R-2 and R-A properties. a. UatiiiCton Barbour Corporation kas sbewn ou interest La bui],dlgg tie oe bozc a. 2. The elaTen otor7 epa.rtneut complex. . i. Artist renderings of the elovatlon of tle proposed spartcent eon- plax from tle ve ter side of t-e Bounty Circle s c es show that c;r'_r the top Site floors of the eleven st=7 building would be risible. b. Ike uaxl= baifbt of this building would be eleven and one-hall •Series. • e. All opertijento would be a casbitnation of one bedroon, two becrom and tvo bedroo:: and don. PerkinC to scco=odsta tlreca cpartr..enta would tie' cari-•tubterre.een and would uect ell City of Huntington Beach requi,.rc:40ts. d. LaoaL%- would be restricted to adults on.l,Y. The island aro;:lex would ba controlled as a private c=.vrity with a gate at ors end of tko br-dwe. �. boat slips. s. Construction of tke boat slij,r voulc et!!-ere to 'Kuntinc.-.ton IMaeh re- gdrezerts and be loaatc►c per the orl.-1nal cropozel. ):r. Lurie has s&ried to „eprrate areas for best o•.::.ers aesirinr to live Ooe►rd s+r�d ;.roTId* veJcre 1-Ines to V-eze axtus. b. Parking for t?:e toot slips voulc neat all Hu:, W.ton beach requirr Ionia. e. There vwld be s ,uentity of guest slips available to lfmtis� Awbour twelCents for access to t'•e comercial errs. ` 40 eed gas rook, arigUs.12,v Imatod on the t:p o-e pezvol taro, VJU be IWVg4 to ttii Arta. this $epaeati• tbs geyr docL- eeea- trm for residantiel devolepc.ont. . �Y %a ?over of Sunset Bay Developmwnt as per attachmnt, otherwise known as OmAitional Zsception No. 70-44 • . The following signatures ware cho• sined on or after leptavUr 21, 1970 as supplaimentarP to previous ptetition presente, :o the Planning Cowission on September 1, 1970 for presentation to the City Council for consideration for the hearing on October 19, 1970 I •• NAM ADDRESS OF , J j 1 0, f do ' / 1 a E IL I-Irk~�7 •• •?,.. . `• •, •• •• • • •• '• . • � � • -• - � �. ► t • illevea rtaey eotmerolal hotel, ' t ' 4. Kra larle a&raes that this venture Is fly* or stare years sups 110 9040 bust the area rill not support a hotel of this scope srq aeons �. It is possible Uat a sua1ler coupler. would be doTeloped, lnoorpo- . Voting base wt ind reeting rooms. As a 2*sult of thew neotings a majority of pro-,wrty ohners on lalazda 1 and 2. Md 21bwvu Bey eonalucle that support abould bo `keen to tee Sunset Fiq Do— ! lwrsfores residents of theoe islands and Tiburon Bs7 FOR this project are •slued to sip this petition. `I ai l _i"� - per !. V ; .i;e n^.o%•`i: A. -o:At iontl ." An• favor o_ �.rn-et '•-•. eve Ic es•.t; •c e of er ExctptZon ••o:' % -44, ne ioilowinj , ignatures Lere o'-tsi %e ,, on or n`.tc: Sep en:.et` 21 , ' 19ZW'as sunplerientary to previous petitier. Tre:,cnte•'•, to Oc Planning on Septern}er Y, 19;^ for ;re::entat lon •ro the "otvic t l for cor•s i •:erat lor, for the hearing do ctober 19, .. i i i i `I`trt 1 '•w' , •t •1• • . • "�"�+�. ,,-f�-+ •^'ram...•.. •J.. ...• . ..+ �. �wev i� oasaa~i't3isS hotel. 1 • 46 ors twle woes that this venture is five or tore sirs sway. Be h4a tha t the area vi ll tat support a botel of this scope wW ` - r� be It is possible that a sual:per complex would be developed, lworpo- te" banquet and reetizg roou:. I As s TOMIt Of these zectincs a majority of property ovners on Islands 1 sad • *. &d tiburon Bay conclude U.-at suppc:t s.2hould be given to the Wnaet U7 Do- �nrxvprarat, . IbOsefMo. residents of these islands and Tiburon Bay FOR this protect ere ANk" to Nina thli petition. in favor .o_` 'in,eC •} evcln��:cr.t a , t.er . cvc, of er•r: ,c k:;ovr, a�'o:•aitio::a1 Exc6ptiyy b-h i•o,l 7C-44. 7,e :o11o::t7-.1: signature,; %.-ere r'.:tai^e.. o: or aster Sep`M, er 1 155�4'1 O:1 1920' as 9up�slesneatary to previous pet i t ire. are ,ec:tc i to •.' a i'l as::.r ::f• ' C $aPCaa�:er I, • 197C for ;re ze :tatto- to C!-.c �C'uncil for cor.; i :'.rr*t i tt:C hearing on etobe: 19, 1;71. Ar 77 / i r..... • ' Af ! 1 07� �� ,-,, G • ZA . ` ; .owl Cl 4 1 r z.- �►�. x ---• --- . L..�7 ' �. �7rrrra ttaecy erdiaJl lwtel. #e Mrs Loris &&room that this Venture Is fire or parr years away. br ` teals the+. the area will rot support a botal of Uls scope W7 Th. It is possible that a sualler complex would be developed, inaorpo- � • ratbW banquet Aral rreating rooae. As a result of those neetinj;a a majority of propert7 a-vura on Is'aada 1 and A. and 21buron Ser conclude t1lat support a..hould be siren► to tLe sunset Bar Do- • �1+opos�dt. 7'boretwe, realdento of these islands .and Tiburon Hay VR this project are ask" to aiFa this petition. -%. ' In favor o_ !�un,et 3-- per ' Cve ; of Cr'+► ,L, h:q�?[: �xcie�tXcn "o:' ^-=+4 , ':'`e rollo�wi;:i_ , ig-inrure = ..ere �':•toi-.e on or axle:• Sa�,cen`er' 19,L,o' as supplementary to previous uetitic-: ;:reoertel t, t',.e r'. ar.7i;:c ` a:-:-isr, ion. Se :liA�er I , 1?), 'or -rrceni:.itt;,., ,r t;e fit 'r,�::.ci ? `rr Cr): ; t � rrstir.:, for the n n hearing on ctober 19, 1 'T 19 r ' • .r- ram.._■ �.-�+-�'-•►�.... • .-... -- ' 1 S Moira alm f scamemlal botf 1. _ • 4. xr. 1wie "*a that this venture is five at pore years swor. as twl• Oat tbs mma rill not support a Mtel of +.Us scope air aoorrr. , • . 1� 2% is poosible that a mellir aoplex vauld be ds mloped, irwdrpo- • tatiai Wmquet and aswtiat rows. . la a Tosult of these arotirwe a tieorii ' � r of ProParE7' owners on YrUnd• 1 ao�i Z *d Tiburon Bey conclude that support should be given to the 8uneat OW los+- tnlaprsaat, . jresidenta of these IsIwda and Tiburon B&7 this project am &A" to NIP this prtitiotr. infavor of tin-,et ve eloTa c t as per r')cve; of :er:ei ie known, &:. "';nditionil r Exc*ptXcn "o;' 1^ -44. The iollowin, stgnature6 were ottaine ) on or• a-ter•September• 21 , 192.0:as suprJeoehLary to previous petit ior. preserte'i. C.- t4:e Planning Cm-riss ion on Septoz er I,'49i= for YreQen'tation ro the "it- ".ounci2 for carsi-:tratior, for the hearing an ctoher 19, ..97r,., •--,". i�At'L�: . ' •• R• . r••.aS •� r i , �r.��� �••��rl ,1•.Y�!r- �-�,�, • ���•���ilr��•�•Mwrr""�.rl�. 1 i� • • •r f �. zu"a story eacma rolls hatsio 46 Xs. 14sie mgcem that this ventiwe is five ar cdzv years arsq. as 96014 Ust tWJ art& rill sent suppc rt a %at*! or this scope srq avows. be ;t is possSble that a suallir complex would bco dorsloped, iftorpo- voting bst�. utt oral casting rooms. AN i result of thest meetln m a majority of properfir *=era on rslassds 1 srA 71• and tiburan Bap eanalu6s Unt support should be ri•rem to the Sunset D• Mo- VD) t• 06"t r'es realdents of these islands and Ilburon B+•y CDR this project are asked to slC& this petition. Ins favor of !Jiin:•et ;.7y -eve lo a,t as •;-jur � ;ovc.; .-t`.emi�eknown ms ConJitiand.1~_ � 1 r Exchpklon "o:` 70-44. •inia following signature!. were c,htairei on or -after September, 2111 I9•ZOf ec I 19as supplementary to previous petition. pxe3entei. to the Planning �.;cr-�iysiors on Se tam` C r -or resenr.a t ion o tine rt ty rounc it for- cons f a eret ion for the �- P . , hearing on ctober 19, 1'170.. 4b r lb- •� 1 _•_..__._...�. A .ryWr..iarrr•�•wrar+w+wr�i ,••mow• �•r ��+ ■.•r•�•,•�a �-- �. • . ...•.w�...,r�.., .-. —..�.--.ter-r+f+-�. _ ✓� .�'"���;rt•w�i..w,�.. +•....Ave. . ..,.�t •r:. •••r• . ,. ' 1 • y� ,.-, M I'— �.•a .••Ave. c 'a•�1�1' ...• r; `,• .. .ter+. •+J ,• • .' .•' �,• 3 is . • • .. r • • 46 '. Lsz ry le es that 1112 teats rs is five rr tore roors ara r. Nr • gels tbaf, the ssea Vill not suppcaet a total of thin scope � • ems'. 1t Is possibla that r su&LUr amplat aauld be devoupod, lWftPO- ' W'tr't AW bo"t end riestiza rows. As a sSsult at, these Beatings • majority of properiq owwrs on 2slands 1 snd 2• sad 21ba4w. A' romludia that support Wm1d be given to the Ouuset %W Do— ' �r]apaspt. - "WVV 7 e# srraldents of tbose islands and Tiburon Bsy t this project a* s"i to •iP tkla petition. !j 4` .1r favgr •o_` $4pset Syy Peve2 ir•� as per above! ot:-.ervlserkno++n as ..on3iCtonn1_ , zwrept: rrn oo';i 70-44. The following signatures were: �btalned on otl,s.ter'Urtembee 21, ' 14, ' aupp1+mahtary to previous petition presented, to the i'lanning Corentsston on Soptea�ek 1, 191q for rresenti- tion xo the '.try Council for consideration "or the heeriag as ctober 19, 19i'1.r • -�. . lo b-Ag ♦ZI -1� ^_ � � yam•.-•.�.i• jf A4� M _- -"•�•Aa••r•�A�I• A- A•�•� •�••••�•••-•-� -.•-+rw••AtY•+w+w.S w�...�.��.�Si +y. • • ' • .�YrarFw.rw.r— r:�w.��ra:.i. �.—_ • ____�. ' — _ ——_ _ _ •„,-� • . -r.rr�.�•.�•++wr.wwi.•...+ar..�w•ww•+► r 1•�• • �•'�•aM-•..•.• ir... .'..L way.. ,.. � ••A.• • '• r •fir '1 � •.•r� .;,•r. - 1 r I'rr l'; ♦ .i , � •f, % ••: ��:••'r"r'r��r, •• , :••��Y-_w �l•.r '.a. • ,,i. .�� •�.• �; • .•♦.'.••• l{, �,•li��:• �• ♦•'� ••i'� li 1 .:�'..•a ' `' ♦ '•I ... • .••. .. • .r'r.;•,•• . . ••r- . r:`•• r •.i•r .i1.i•• •• ` • f ,. • .. ,• � .'.• • ;fir•' •. • ' `• • k,"m stay 410=19rolml Motel. . .. VC, Wt�tsoma that this vsftti m is five or nox years ms7. e4a the area vM Lot support r hotel or tUs map ow � �. It is possibU tkat a @vs13 r ecapLs would be ds"toped, Lmofpo- tati boViet snd rs Ung roads As • result of tense matinfs a na f oritr of p � ovrers an lrlaads 1 sad S. god 21bWoa bw ooneluds txat support s2�ouid Cr%r given to tug rAmset 8a D � mat• fWQ# residents of tbeee Islands and Tiburon Bay & wa, eot Sm ' asked to sido We petition. P�f "• iXn• favor of !?i;nnet '"jyy e l' oosanak as per r�5ove; ot' errtse krovn a3. ;,on iti4tsil� f Exeepi:Ydn ►'0:` 70-�+4. The foll6wing signatures were 6'atainej on or-a=ter' S�remhe� 21, 19 0:•s suppl•mahttry to previoub petition preaenterir to the Planning Co►,.raission on septe6ber Y, r19P For Freien'ration po the City ro}inci} For consideration for the hearing on ctober 19, 1970.; A;^R=5S • 'I r • ww+.�-• �r..r.++M..•r-ter ..••r -«� - r. — --- -- --- - � i w Be it res►o Lved that we Us utdernigrad property owners directly r offeoW wW residing in Huntington Harbour, City of Huntington Beaoh that: f 1 Our reasonable request va ti ld be a minimum of two raze of single family rosidences (app mately 46) an 60 ft x 100 ft late with frontage on str"t 54 ft ulde directly adjacent and bordering Aded relty Island. �� #? That we vehemently oppose tho erection of any type hirh rise apartment duetllinrs or hotels, as not being; covf*tib'le with the Present si'nrle farm ly residences. Naaun Address ,3,3 S / -- .J ..,;� �...• 43O KA �t.r 1.71 L. 'ec 3 dc✓nr�"�" / tic AIL w'.. dle �f`. C7. 4- 3`3 01 6C. �►+1 J �i rr 14. _ 4, L ce OL P CA re Ut.C.tir 1 �� ..r 1 * Be it awolrrcl that we tlw uadaaraigned property ow wa ducat4 off ested i • and roddlnt in Vmtin6ton Marboar, Cite► of Hurstington Beach, that #1 Oar reaaombl.e request would .be a sdalum of too rows of mingle famdly reddeaoes (appr ximtely 46) on 60 ft x 100 ft lots Ath frentage an a street 54 ft wide, directly adjacent and bordering AdRlralty Isl' M. f 2 That we vehemently oppose the erection of any type :dgh rise apartment dva.U.ings or hotels, as not being compatible -Ath the present single 40 tastily residences. t�e Acicira s IPA 1,0 )P er to ci t K"' r Be it reaolted that we the wdorsignid property 9~4 directly stf•aW and roaidirig in Hmtingtom Hiarbmr, City of Huntington Hsaob, ttwt Our reaconaUs, request would be a mintows of two mvs of ■tr4le tasd27 residawee (appruoimately 46) on 60 ft x 100 ft lots with frontagr on a street 54 ft wide, directly ad jaornt arnd borderiftl-Adad ralty Ia:liud. f2 That we vehemont.1y oppose the erection of aiky type high rise apartmmt dweLllnes or hotels, as not being o=t*tAbts vith the prosent single feud ly residences. v .w .i �i dp %its A i r.. r 1 1 MeaT G. HAL►sR • )472 GaauT Deal HurmNmx BEACH, CAUMNIA 92647 CNEC CIVEp October 5, 1970"wtlo_CrTY R1r f AM Paul C. Jones City Cleric a , P.0. Box 190 fiuntinorton Bench, Calif. AeAr Sir: ` We wish to express our opposition to the conditional exception variance) 70-44 recently granted by the Planning Cortraienion to the proposed developers of the property now owned b., Gulf oil company at the inter- section of Admiralty and Pacific Coast HIShway, we understand that this variance in to be considered by the City Council at its -ecting t;onday, October 19. Because of other commitments we will be unable to attend that meeting. Our actin objection to the proposed plane in thnt they will result in a density in excess of that suggented by the toaster plan for the area; such an increase in density we feel in contrary to the beet development of the area. We further think that the developer, in applyirW for an exception, failed to demonatrate that his case met any requirerente of the code, Much as : 1. hardship; 2. practical difficulty; 3. exceptlonal or extraordinary circumstances . Furthermore the de- veloper hays not stated why the property cannot be de- veloped within the existing code . 7ourA truly, i or lez, 17 -- L / .+C� I i r �l TAYLOIN HA iR K K P JOgIr O.Tw1AA A"Ookk"O At LAW ROOM Vs.T&TLO* MAIN•a.G11wMIp,dA. .002 oOUTM e001fte *Tacit? /' Of cow 94. wOiRwT t.aurrswe LOG 411439490.C^LIF601961A 00012 s•a«La. it.e+w.aA leisi •s• Hers ne+a i orl$ 1 Ira•Ltemiww . .; October 20 , 1970 ' Mr. Paul Jones City Clerk City of Huntington Beach P. 0. Box 190 Huntington Beach, California 92641 �� �► � 1 Re : Conditional Exception 70-46 Our File No. 2123 Dear Mr. Jones : We represent the appellant in the above-roferanced scatter. I appeared before your City Council last evening. We would be grateful if you would send us copies of the following papers pertaining to Conditional Exception 70-64. 1 . The original application Filed by Real property Management , Inc. , together with Exhibit D (but not Exhibit A) , and all maps , plot plane and written materials attached tMreto or submitted therewith. 2 . The Report of your Planning Comonisn.ton to your City Council on Xr. Knox' s appeal . 3 . All Minutes and written approvals or findings of your Planning Cozaission and City Council pertaining to the application and appeal, including such action as said Commission may take this evening. (—I . Notice of public hearing on the appeal. 5 . Reports to your Planning Staff or Commission an the application submitted by all City Departments or State Agencies except the Planning Staff itself. In addition , pease A�v_ise us of the date and time when the City Council next con_zrdfei�DUN matt rnpy--vt thy"Z' ty 's Currant tlister Plan-as-ll "affects the NuAtington Harbour area and copies of the following articles of Chapter 98 your currently effective Municipal Code: -1. article 912 ,,. 2. Article 984 3. Article 966 00'4. Article 909 +3. Article 916 .A. Article containing all the CI District regulations we understand there will be rtpi� iet�om oost,e involved Wma you have ascartaitad tease costs # sly office avid advise us so we can send you a check. � if certain of the requested ,materialM are tit the hands of the Planning Departmnt, we would be most grateful if you would secure them for us from that Departamt. We would be additionally grateful if you would advise us an to the status or outcome of proposed Code ? madoents 68 .9 'a and 68-10 which were considered in 1968 . V truly yours, Marcus E . Crahari, Jr. MEC:Aac cc% Arthur Knox Erin Walsh too, r Nov-ember 20 , 1970 Marcus E. Crahan , Jr. Attorney at Law 453 South Spring Street Lon Anre lens , Cal i rornin 90013 Re : Conditional Exception Case `No . TO-04 Applicant : Real Property Mnnafrement Co . Appellant : A. W. Knox Your rile No . 2266 Dear Mr. Crahan : Responding to your letter of November 19 , 1970, in connection with the above captioned matter, D please be advised that it is the policy of this city to allow a petitioner to listen to the tapes on city premises with the. right reserved to have a city employer present . You may Burke a tape recording on your own machine . of the City Clerk ' s tape , or you may 'lave a deposition reporter listen to the tape and take It down on his Stenotype machine . It is your responsibility to prepare your own record , at your oun expense , and the only► thing we ask is that you give us d true copy of whatever you intend to use . If you wish the City Clerk to certify your written trRnscrlpt , he reserves the right to i '^ / _ L4 Marcus E. Crahan, Jr. November 20 , 1970 Page Two J ; compare your written transcript with his official tape and, I think, there is a isominal charge .for that service . I refer you to the City Clerk r'or Particulars . Very truly yours , II DON P. BONFA City Attorney DPB : lm cc : Mr . Paul Jor,e3 •�r City Clerk nn i i i