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Conditional Use Permit 85-26 - Coastal Development Permit 85 (11)
AwWwoM to pubbMf Adverlibe+rHrtts of eM kinas WXk "PNO K n?iKN by Decreie of the Supelsoi Court of O►enpe Cownly. Caftlor tea. humbw A-62 f1 ogled 29 Seo+embet Itfi 1 end A-26a31, dated 11 Iuea 1941 TATE OF CALIFORNIA County of Orange •.•. +dK• •••.Iw &*-woo O. M eft"*" .4 w1 w P PONM we- .0 Ono to%~ MOM 1 (0 I am a Citizen of the United States and a resident of Ine County atoresald, I am over the age of afghteert years, and not a party to or interested In the below JQ entitled matter I am a prfnctpa; clerk of the Orange Of Coast DAILY PILOT with which ;s combined the NEWS-PRESS. a newspaper of general circulation. printed and published in the City of Costa Mesa, County of Orange. State of California. and that a Notice of _ Pub i r ll,."I 1 1 :1 !� ._ of which copy attached hereto is a truo and complete copy, was printed and published in the Costa Mesa, Newport Beach, Huntington Beach, Fountsfn Valley, Irvine, the South Coast communities and Laguna Beach issues of said newspaper for <r.o,ijloftwftbtlei)aaum a to wit the I s suet s) of i ; Au Us t - 2 198 i 195 -. - 198 declare, under penalty of pwjury, that the ' foregoing is true and correct r Executed an Au`�"z L 23 19e at Cola Mesa, Calitornia. } -tie 51grtft+ture �" i Era-du6 �. CITY OIL H UNTINGT'ON BEACH 2000 MAIN aTREET CALIFORNIA 9260 OFFict OF THE r."Ify CILEItK September 4 , 1985 Nan Patel 8791 Garden Grove Blvd. Garden Grove . CAI 92641 On September 3 . 1985 the City Council of the City of Huntington Beach denied the appeal filed to the Planning CoMiisiot 's approval of Conditional Use Permit No. 85-26 and approved your application. with findings . Please cont,lct the )evelopnent Services Department for further information - 536-5271 . ` c, , /% ' X. Alicia M. Wentworth City Clerk AMW:CB:bt CC : James Palin , Development Services Director CrMi1MM��r ff �1 i �. CITY OF HUN TIN BEACH 2OM MAIN STREET CALIFORNIA 92848 OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK September 5 , 1985 Robert M. Orr, Attorney at Law 100 Oceangate - Wells Fargo Bldg. Suite 1010 Long Beach, CA 90802 Ft�: Appeal filed to Planning Commission Approval of CUP 85-26 The City Council of the City of Huntington Beach at its regular meeting hold September 3, 1985, denied the appeal which you filed on behalf of Larry Vasterling relative to Conditional Use 'Permit No. 85-26. Please contact the Development Services Department if you have any questions - 536-5271 Alicia M. Wentworth City Clerk AMW:CB:bt CC: James Palin, Development Services Director Larry Vasterling 437 N. Sappington Glendale , MO 63122 i itt+�lrre 1 v 1 ? 1ft11 MR114W m1. MUNG /T"7 0"M MATIUR*"ICU WELLS IA11100 aAMlt SUMM►14. wm 1010 2 too o&I"Mom L0N%7 :1LACN, CAIIVOPIMIA 00"IR 12191 422."o? 1 Attoc>ne.s !or LA TI 11Y It . VASTER 1.1 1; i>,p po 1 l a n t 6 7 fJ CITY CO UNC 1 I. , (: I•I'1• i11' 11t,i: p I '+ ;TON BEACH, CAL I F :)1114TA 10 I' I� 11 I:: RI: AIII11:.,1. (71' , , •. ../ `' i� } �+i I t:I.I.J'►�. . 5 ttlt YI''1' T.. StIF'PO!''1' N AII AI. (C _)Iid i t i m1a 1 t Pk.rmi t } r_ t 1 , 8 (►0 i'n i f i �• i'r�a �;t 1ii,� llk ;!• ) ) I 16I 17 I : ';'I'IK)I It V I'1():I 1Q it TI11 _'. It tl' t Is 1► "or o t (• 1t •: CO1I TIC I 1 JIS an ai)pC,] I f I-Qttl LhcJ i� 19 I JIU;:U';t I , 1 `)`7 , �fit. t 11.' I' l L'rlrl l I::t Comml ;;!'. I Utl tU gran t. C(1n 20 1 ')na l V;tl 1•rc!!l t `c.. 9'-i - 20 1.`l?vmi t t: i no thv dove Iopment of a nj ti? a n it r o.tr l It 80(1 ►',li- If i,' !i io;lwoy , flu nZ ington f3each, 22 C(1 1 1 f {ern i it . Th! Appo 1 1 an t , 11i RY It . VASTE'RI. 1 I'M , i s the owner 23 (,1 tt'o vacant lot r,n th., l,,nrthwest boundary o,6 the projoct rite . 24 This appeal has heom f il�-d bcc:ause ci' the severely adver o impart 25 that this clove- lopment will have upon Mr. Vastorlin.} ' s ability to 26 develop or improve his own property. 27 d ST11"'f?ML'NT C1'• TIII i'ASL 3 The Appe I lant ' :, lot h•I :; ,0 ff-ot. ('.f frontacp' < ,r, 1 '• Ic t_'oant 4 Milli way . The 1)rO 'tt'r.t !; it(' b(1I- Ur , Carl+' Si (!C- rtf Al-;1pC' llnnt ' r Ic!t , atl(i a , aC(: He11 1-t`st_iltrr-•Int 1), )r(.:(_'1' :i the (lt It(' t• !; 1:I o#. Ap1,,_' 11i1r1t. ' 1; 6 It , 11Ot11 th(' t. I t' ,-, nci Ap1.(' 11 :1nt I ; I n t ar(. 1 tcvd 7 wi tl,. In the ;is I) istr i!-- t. 1 in t11(-- Man for 8 t110 liltV c +f iiLI11t 11) caC11. 9 �t'r•t i ( r; •1 . j . ,1;' t.ht• :;1,t'.� i )i' 1' 1 ,:n 1)rr:vitles that t he is ;•tur•, I, r t, -!, '�, l ant ir; rNi t;tI- i(,t I i 100 f . c.► n 11 r flt,lr7l' t r' :r ll' ; 1 ,' l�".lar lil w�1 1Z'1' 11t�r *llt. tlill tll•` 7rU1�0:;e`Cl 12 r';t'rIt , I 'r;' ;11r: 1ri (' . ` r:t' t. l:t f'.,rC! t)q the 1ppol last: 13 i`d join1rc,1 (Jwners r)r r'os(trt 14 S „ ; ,•,!', to l ! or On inclefinitt' peT* i. tV1 15 t 1 lr .;t '► '�rt' 1Ia11t ' :; it�t 111 :; 1(•ss than 100 !'+�t,t ��f 16 ± I` r ,l !',!,' 1 ; �•t`.l;it ltl•:Ilw�lt' t AI,J (' I larit 6Y'r1(11d t� f feet �voI1' 17 t� i, •' Iop irl . ; h,' '11 hi r,wn. Either of theso 1 "liect tllt, r^:lrket -11) lllty an(I tllt- va I u v t)2 19 ,'t,,1,t' 1 I ;1r)t ' :; c r' 1 •: r 20 f o 11 the• t r :r` 1 11 r't`I1!(II)!; , tht: IIrvpo t---d devr 1Oprrlt!nt would 21 h.-Ive :t I" I. r 1:"t '!1t .11 1 '.-,1 .11't t,11 Cht: VAILl 1)1)011,1111i ' S p1'C)1)t'r'ty• ' tit I;f,(-t: i (,-n a . I . 0 .' t 11t I,- i' 1 ifn SPVW I If 1 vs tilt-! t a spec i .1 l 23 1,t,r-r•,It. , stic_h ;Is w,l 1)y the 111an11i11(1 Comm iSsinil fie r0i11 24 rloy r,clt, b�, c:ranti-1 t1t; 1t ,s , .1:'lwl q other thinf1s , the propo:+od 25 deve. l (llittent wil l nrlt I; (!ctr• imo,ntal or in;urious to the. value 26 of the property in tht- tie, itlNu)rhood . Thus , according to ^c'ct; irn 27 4 . 1 . 02 , the Plannincr Commission was in error to have granted the 28 t � Conuitional U :3�� Perrrl'_t for development of the project site. rwt+wt# � oM tww+ #weft tr. W ONWBOW vim an I M .•emu+ � CO2dCt.�IJL`IOtl 3 —1 Use tI1c. 1)r(iliclsod dovvIc pmont 1,'ra), lci have a dot rimontaI 4 irrl):ict. On thi' MC:1IA(It Llhi I itV ,inn ,;, I tow of Appq, I Iant ' s 1)ro11('rty , 5 a Conditional Psc l,i'rr•iit -nc1•; VOt. I ranteci. To hrirtc d tho CiL, int , , high thi, law, t.11�' Cit}• Council must 7 rGsC inn Lh,. (11'.lrlt. 1110, )f t11i2 li!•rrll t . 9 ThO (ll�tr i;�i'nt .11 lr. ;�alc�t r>f t.11lr cii_ ,.c lc)f►m+�nL on Appellant ' 9 1)1O1)l'rl CM11f1 i'1 lI-) inilt (`,l 11 ►1ppeI I .lrlt lei �3ri ltl!d -1 <'al1-i,Ir1CC` 10 r�>;,� t 1 100 f( t t r Orlt,1';•• requ i remont (,t 4 . 1 . 02 . As 11 •ill �1lti'I flat. 1`:+' C 11(11VAI tIle (1r'.+rlt iTv t' ! t ill' F)0r"r7:i t ► the 12 :!.l :. tl ' r (•�,a 1(! { (Tit �'.1, 1 ! '• t � �( 'r r i',3 1 .lCk t�l t lli' I' 1 :lnninc; C17r'missi oll 13 w'. 11 1 rlr+t rI1C..,t 1 c 'fi: t i !'( ('� 1 11:'.1 !li1:1'IIL'(• �lrl Gipp1 icat. lnn f:•om 14 1 1.+ nt .'r t urh ) 1 , lrtc•i , 15 16 �);, rr:n : _f� ' t �ti 1�1�.- l��':;l�t';•t t ui I ,' sut�rtlitt(�d , 17 19 BY 20 �ROi3f.'RT M . OPR ---_ 21 22 23 24 25 2d 27 28 wMr.•r. w� «w iw sow Iftom. `3 ema/ Dom too@ REOUE ` FOR CITY COUNCPACTON i Dow September 39 1Q8� wdto: Honorable Mayjr and City council lubtWmdby: Charles W . Thompson , City Administ.ator Prtti w Irf; James W. Pal in, Director , Development Services APPEAL OF THE PLANNING COM14ISSIONIS APPROVAL OF CONDITIONAI. USE PERMIT NO. 85-26 CWW"Wt with C"rV,;11 Policy? P4 yas 1 Alm P cMky cu ExcWion Swwnwt of Imm, Ree mmendxtion, Analysis, Fundino Sours, Akwtwthw Acticia. At oolmm ta: STATEMENT OF ISSUE: The Planning Commission ' s approval of Conditional Use Permit No . 85-26 for a 52-unit motel with a special permit request for encroachment oc a canopy 10 feet into the required 15 toot exterior rude yard setback and for a reduction in drive aisle widths located at 800 Pacific Coast Highway has been appealed for the City Council Is consideration . RECOMMENDATION: Continue the appeal of the Planning Commission ' s approval of Conditional U.1e permit No. 65-26 to the September 16, 1985 City Council meetin , per the appellant ' s request . ANALYSIS: APPLICANT: Nan Patel 8791 Garden Grove Blvd . Garden Grove , Cal ' fornia 9264.1 APPELLANT: Robert M . Orr 100 Oceangate Long Beach, Ca l i f orti f a (Legal Peprenentative for Larry Vaaterling ) i LOCATION: 800 Pacific Coast Highvasy ( northwest cornea of PCF', and 8th Street ) RE UEST: To permit construction of a 52.-uni � motel with a special permit request for encroachment of a canopy 10 feet into the required 15 foot exterior side yard setback and for ar reduction in drive aisle widths. i �f Planning Commisfeion action on August 5 , 1965: ON MOTION BY SCHUMACHF.R AND SECOND BY WINCEFLL., CONDITIONAL (ISE PERMIT NO. 85-26 AND COASTAL. DEVELOPMENT 'PERMIT NO. 85-11 WAS APPROVED WITH Tifr- FOLLOWING FIND.iNGS AND MODIFIED CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL, BY THE FOLLOWING VOTE: AYES: Rowe , Winchell , Schumacher , Livengood, Porter � WES: None ABSENT : £rssk ine, Mi r jahangi r ABSTAIN: None FINDINGS FOR SPECIAL PERMIT IT`MS 1 AND 2 : 1 . The encroachment of the single story , uncnclosed canopy up to 5 feet of the exterior side property line is unobtrusive and enhances the main entrance of the building. A teduction of the drive aisle widths from 27 feet to 25 :et t-6 inn-hes is acceptable since it pertains to the subterranean parking structure which is used fur valet parking only. 3 . The proposed deviations will not be detrimental to the general health , welfare, safety and convenience of the neighborhood or City in general , nor injurious to the value of adjacent properties . ~' 4 . The project is consistent with objectives of the Downtown Specific Plan in achieving a development adapted to the natural land features and compatible with the surrounding environment . FINDINGS FOR COASTAL, DEVELOPMENT PERMIT 140. 85-11 : 1 . The proposed 52-unit :.,otel is consistent with the City ' s Coastal Zone suffix and the Downtown Specific Plan District 1 standards , except as provided for in the Special Permit request , as well as other provisions of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code applicable to the property; and conforms with the plans , policies , requirements and standards or the City 's Coastal Land Use Plan . 2. The proposed development conforms with the public access and public recreation policies of Chapter 3 of the California Coastal Act . Adequate public access to the beach is provided on 8th Street and Pacific Coast Highwayr and building layout and design optimizes views to the ocean . 3 . The proposed development can be provided with infrastructure in a manner that is consistent with the Coastal Land Use Plan. Existing underground sewer and water utilittts in 8th Street along with the required improvements an described in tthe conditions of approval are adequate to serve the ,,Proposed development . RCA - 9/3/85 "2- ( 3129d ) _FINDINGS FOR CONDITONAL USE PERMIT NO. 85-26 : 1 . The proposed 52 unit motel will not have a detrimental effect upon the general health, wel +.are, safety and convenience of persons residing in the area , nor upon the value of the property within the vicinity . 2 . The pruposed uqe is compatible with existing uses in the vicinity . 3 . The proposed develop!. not is consi.ir. ;-: with the goals and objectives of the General Plan and %wnt%x.-n Soeci f i c Plan. 4 . The property wan previously studied for this intensity of use at the time the Downtown Specific Plan znning designation was plaed on the sub)ect property. 5. The location , site layout_ , and design of the proposed motel use does properly adapt the proposed three-story motel structure to streets , driveways , alleys , and use., in a harmonious runner . 6 . Access ti and parking for the proposed use will not create undue traffic problems if designed as Prescribed in the attached conditions of approval . COUDITIONS OF APPROVAL CONDITICIiAL USE PERMIT 110. 85-26 : 1 . The site elan dated July 11 , 1985 , and floor plans ar.0 elevations dated June 6 , 1985 shall be revised and submitted for review and approval by 4he PlanningDirector reflecting 9 the following modifications : a . The drive approaches on bth Street shall conform to Public Works standards . b. The driveway ramp to the subject parking shall not exceed a 15% slope. C. Additional architectural treatment along the north elevation , such as inset windows or projecting horizontal bands , shall be provided . d . Setback first flo-or of structure 3 feet from ultimate rear property line. f e . A conceptual plan showing how the adjacent lot can be integrated into the development and the adjacent restaurant parking Jot shall be provided . I 2. Valet parking shall be utilized all year round. I RCA - 9/3/85 -3- ( 3139d) I 3 . A parcel map shall be submitted and recorded pti.-�r to the issuance of building permits for consolidating the existing 25 foot wide lots . 4 . The applicant shall make an offer to acquire the adjacent; 50 foot wide lot and integrate it into the motel development . If the applicant is unable to acquire this parcel , a letter of offer and rejection shall be submitted to the Department of Developmett t Services . I 5 . A detailed landscape plan and sprinkler plan shall be submitted in accordance with the Downtown Landscape Guidelines , including the use of extensive berming in the front setback are-1 along Pacific Coast Highway ; and shall be approved by :.he Development Services and Public Works Departments prior to the issuance of building permits . 6 . A materials pallet indicating final color choicep of the building materials and an archetectural design consistent with the proposed Downtown Specific Plan archectural guidelines must bt. submitted for review and approval by the Development Services Director prior to the issuance of building permits . 7 . Provisions must be made to buffer the hotel from the adjacent oil operation, and are sub )ect to review and epproval by the Fire and Development Services Department . H . An automatic sprinkler system approved by the Fire Departmct. t shall he installed throughout the complex per N. F. P. A. Standard i3. This system must he supervised per Fire Departnent Standards . S . A wet standpipe system approved by the Fire Department shall be installed in the st,,+ it-ways and is to comply with Uniform Building Code Standards . 10 . An alarm system approved by the Fire Department shall be installed throughout per Uniform Lire Codes Standards . 11 . To accommodate the use of an amaulan.:v gu. ney , every floor served by elevators shall have access to at least , one elevator car having a minimum inside car platform of six feet , eight inches wide by four feet , three inches deep with a minimum clear opening width of fortes-two inches . 12 . The water system must be upgraded to provide a fire flow of 3 , 500 GPM. New fire hydrants are to :oe installed in areas approved by the fire Department . 13 . The stairway enclosure on the south side must include a corridor on the ground floor leading from the stairway to the exterior of the building , or the stairway can exit directly to the south aide exterior . RCA - 9/3/65 -4- (3119d) I 14 . Two e) . t shall aP required fo: the spa/lounge on she roof deck 15 . :he 2-1/2 foot of alley dedication shall be paved per City Standards . The developer shall also pave the entire dedicr, ted al le from nth Street tc. the nor tiivester 1 y propel ty line , 16 . The curb and gutter along 8th Street shall be constructed isC 29 . 5 faet from the centerline to a-:commodat; frrter.e perpendicular parking when 8th Street is cui-de-saced. 17. A 2 foot wide public utilities easement is required behind the sidewalk . 18 . An 8 inch minimum water main shall by con,�tructrd in eth Street . 19 . A sew^r main shall be conatc .:cted in 8th Street from Pacific Coast Ftighwa), to the orange County Sanitation Diatc ict Sewer Trunk in Walnut Avenu,. and connected at ari apr.roved location . 20 . Any ab= rr ur ad oil wel 1 s stall be modi f iec' es required by the Fire Dr%-.4rtment prior to O.e issuance of. 1.uild!nq permits . 21 . Low volume heads shall be used on all showers , 22 . All b1tild,ing spoi 's such az unusable lumber . wire , pipe and other surplus or unusable materials shall be disposed of at an oft-site area equ-1pped to handle them. 23 . £nee-+yy-efficient lighting shall be used .n open space areas . 24 . A detailed soils analysis shall be prepared by a registered soils engineer . This analysis shall include on- site sampling and labnrator, y tas- ing of materialr to provide detailed recommendations . :garding gracing , chemical and fill properties , foundations , retaining walls , streets and utilities , etc . 25 . The Planning Commission reserves the right to !evoke this f, ')3itional Use Permit if any violation of these conditio,ns or th _ Huntington Leach Ordinance Cade occurs . AISCUSSIOL. Conditicnal Use Permit No. 85-26 in conjunction with a Special Permit and Coastal development permit No . 85-•11. 0 is a request to develop a three-vtory, 52- unit motel , which includes a manager 's unit and maid ' s quarters, on a 0. 45 net acre vacant site at the northwest corner of Pacif! - Coast Highway and 8th Street . The � Special Permit request was to allow th* encroachment of a canopy with support columen 10 feet into the requir'a 1R feet exterior aide RcA - 9/3/85 yard setback from 8th Street , for an 18 foot wide drive ramp in lieu of the required 21 foot width requirement , and for 25 feet 6 inches wide driv-.sway aisles in l ieu of the required 27 foot wide requirement . On July 2 , 1985 , the Planning Commission continued Conditional Use Permit Nc . 85 -26 and Coastal Development Permit No . 85-11 to the next meeting because of concerns regarding site layout and parking; and an adjacent 50 foot wide vacant lot . The commission r. equerted the applicant to submit revised plans indicating access to the subterreinean parking from 6th Street instead of the alley and to provide additi.:)nal information regarding tho '; anibil ;ty of incorporating an adjacent 50 foot wide lot , whic': will hecome isolated and suhstandard in if the proposed rotel is approved , within the motel development . At the Pldnni-ig Commission meetin; of July 16 , 1965 , the Commission re`•iPwed the revised plan and agreed that it was a more efficient site layout of circulation aria structure! design . The :subterranean driveway ramp was widened to 23 feet and a continuous loop synterr, was i rovided in thc! subterranean F:arkinc art-a for better circulation . The landscaping arua along Pa,: ific Coast Highway and 6th Street will be tntE-risifier, tc. screen the- ramp which partially encroaches into the front setback . However , the Commission still had concerns about the abutting 50 foot w• ido parcel . The applicant indicated that 4 verbal offer to purchas•� the parcel wa r, made and rejected . The Commission continued. Conditional Use Permit No . 85 -26 -nd Coastal Developer ent Permit vo. 55- i l to the August 5 , 1985 meeting , directed staff tn obtain additional information pertaining � to the oft operation on the 50 foct wide lot , and directed the a,iplic.ant to make a honafide written offer. to acquire the lot and provide evidence of reir-ction of the offer . Conditional UFO, Permit No , 65-"'6 and Coastal Development Permit No . 85- 11 were approved by the Flanninq Commission on August 5 , 1985 based on the, f indinvs and r^odi f i ed conditions of approval outlined under the Analysis section of this report . Based ran current oil productioi. f a .•fires -ind site of the parcel , a prel i . inary appraisal of the subject property by our Peal Property ranaeter indicated that its value ranaf�d froc $225 , 000 to $ 50 , 000 , which included removal I of two wells . The applicant had made an offer of $2000000 to purchase the property which war, re )ected by the property owner mainly because the offer was Masud on the owner financing 00% of the loan . I Approval of Conditional rise Permit No . 85- 26 by the Planning Commission was appealed by Robert Orr , Legal Representative for Larry Vasterling who is the owner of the adjacent 50 foot wide parcel . The appeal is based on the contention that the 52-unit motel development will have b detrimental impact upon the value of Mr . Vasterling 's property, contrary to Finding No . 1 of the staff report which reads , *The development will not have a detrimental RcA - 9/3/85 -6- ( 3129df 1 h impact upon the value of the ptoperty in the vicinity. ' The appellant has requested that the appeal be heard on September 15 , 1985 since he will be out of the office from August 29 through September S . ENVIRONMENTAL .STATUS : I The proposed motel project is exempt from environmental review because it is in conformance with the Downtown Specific Plan Environmental Impact Report pursuant to Section 15181 of the California Environmental Quality Act . FUNDING SOURCE: Not applicable . ALTERNATIVE ACTION: 1 . Uphold the action of the Planning Commission with findings and conditions of approval as approved. 2 . Deny Conditional Use. Permit N'n. 85-26 on the basis of the appeal submitted by Robert Orr with the following findings for denial . FINDINGS FOR DENIAL FOF CONDITIONAL. USE PETIMIT NO. 85-26 : 1 . The proposed 52 unit motel will have a detrimental effect upon the general health , welfare , safety and convenience of persons residing it the area , and upon the value of the property within the vicinity because it will leave an abutting 50 foot wide lot isolated and substandard in size . 2 . The location, site layout , and design of the proposed three-story motel structure does not properly adapt to streets , driveways , and alleys , and uses in a harmonious manner because of the intensity of use . 3 . Access to and parking for the proposed use could create undue traffic problems . ATTACHMENTS : 1 . Planning Commission staff report dated August 5 , 1985 2. Planning Commission minutes dated July 2 , July 16, and August 5 , 1985 3. Findings and Conditions of Approval dated August 6 , 1985 4 . Letter from appellant dated August 15, 1985 JKP : SMH :kla bAW LAW orr1cts NyM11V6VC 1til►CN.Ch0f- MATSUK AND OKK►col.Awo . ..A+SL,R n 15 �Z Ol pN �q5 �i �`S /Atf<11�J MAh• ■I I VI/q 14 �11 'IC ILJIC) ��W M G�r[.11 y QNfI Cl l_/.A G A'C -- LOSE; III- H, e:AU100tr;A e10 J UI G114 tiw1 ")t .Jl •.1;H7 Cr+AS1Urr.[M t .wnq.S August 13 , 1985 Alicia M. Wentworth , City Clerk City of Huntington Beach 2000 Main Street, Huntington ©each, California 92648 Re : Appeal tc City Council of PP Y Grant of Conditional Use Permit No. 85-26 ; Pro Zec .: Site : 800 Pacific Coast Highway ._ Dear Ms . Wentworth : Please be advised that this office represents Larry R. Vasterling, the owner of the vacant lot on the northwest boundary of the above referenced project site . On August 5 , 1985, the Planning Commission granted the above refer- enced Conditional Use Permit over the objections of Mr . Vasterl.inq . Accordingly , notices is hereby given that Mr. Easterling intends to appeal the decision of th^ Planning Commission to the full City Cou•�cil . The general ground for the appeal is that the proposed development of a 52 unit motel upon the project site will have a detrimental impact upon the value o'r Mr . Vasterling ' s � property. Specifically , Mr . Vasterling ob3ects to Item No. ( 1 ) of the Planning Commission Findings in this regard , which stated that the development would not have a detri- mental impact upon they value of the property in the vicinity of the project site . A local ordinance requires a minimum parcel size for develop- m-nt with a 100 ' frontage on Pacific Coast Highway . Mr. Vasterling ' s property only has a 50 ' frontage on Pacific Coast Highway. A '.' aco Bell restaurant is situated on the northwest boundary of Mr. Vasterling ' s property . Thus , the proposed development would leave Mr . Vasterling with an iso- lated 50 ' wide parcel which he could not develop on his own . His only alternative would be to sell the property to one of his existing neighbors . Unless Mr. Vasterling is grantesd �`�' some relief from the provisions of the ordinances requiring Ms . Alicia Wentworth August 13 , 1985 Paae Two a 100 ' frontage on Pacific Coast Highway, t•he approval of the proposed project will , in effect , result in a "taking" of Mr . Vasterling ' s property without just compenwation. Therefore , Mr . Vasterling ' s appeal is bath necessary and appropriate. Kindly please set the matter for a hearing before the City Council , and .advise-' this office of the date thereof. We would like the opportunity to submit a written brief to the Council in advance of the hearing date . Please do not set the matter for a hearinq between August 29th and September 8th , because: I will be out of the office during that time and unable to appear on Mr. Vasterlin►l ' s behal . . Thank you for your anticipated courtesy and cooperation. Sincerely yours, MATSLIK AND ORR r' ry ROBERT M. ORR RMO : bb cc : Mr . Vaster ing 10mingbon Mach dove nt "rvic" "Wtot ff EPORT - -- hd TO: Planning Commission FROM: Development Services DATE: August .9, 1985 SUBJECT: CONDITICNAL USE PERMIT NO. 85-16/COASTAL CtVELOPMENT PERMIT NO. 85-11 At the Planning Commission meeting of July 16 , 19851 the Commission continued Conditional Use Permit No. 85-26 and Coastal Development Permit No. 85-11 and directed staff to obtain additional information regarding the adjacent 50 foot wide lot with oil operation, According to City records , oil production averages 2. 6 barrels per day or 940 per year . Life expectancy of the well is undetermined. A preliminary appraisal of the subject property by oar Real Property Manager has indicated chat it 's value ranges from $275 , 000 to $300 , 0no. Removal of the two wells would cost ap roxitastely $508000 resulting in a net property value of $225 , 000 to 250 000 . The applicant mailed a certified letter with an offer of 4200# 000 to purchase the property . On August 1 , 1985 , staff received a respon44 letter and a copy of the offer to purchase from the property owner indicating that he has rejected the offer because of the psopoeed financing ; mainly a provision that the owner shall finance 80% of the purchase price . The property owner of Taco Bell has been contacted and would be interested in conW .idating the 50 foot wide lot with his property in the future . To do so at this time is impractical because of a long term lease with Taco Bell . ATTACHMENTS: 1 . Staff Report dated July 16, 1985 2 . Letter dated August 1 , 1985 from Larry Vaeterling, owner of 50 foot wide lot , and offer to purchase from Patel . JWP : SH: kla t3oo2dl � OR ff hwttkV beach development Gorvires deowtowN ETA RIEPORIE TC: ?1&nning Commission FROM: Development SLrvices DATE: July 16 , 1985 SUBJECT . CONDITIONAL. USE PERMIT NO. 85-261COASTAL DEVELOPMENT PERMIT NO. 85-11 At the Planninv Commission meeting of July 2 , 1965p the Commission continued Conditional Use Permit No. 85- 26 , a request to construct a 52-unit motel with a Special Permit request , ana requested that the applicant submit a revised plan showing the driveway ramp to the subterranean parking with access from 8th . Street instead of the ails} , and provide additional information regarding the feasibility y e foot wide lot With the motel of incorporating the adlac ��t 50 development . Staff has reviewed the revised plan and feels it is more conducive to the site and surrounding land uses . The driveway ramp to the subterranean parking is located at the southeast corner of the 9 site . It is 22 feet in width at the top and narrows to 20 feet at the base of the subterranean parking . The subterranean parking has been revised to provide a loop system for better circulation . Intense Landscaping is recommended in the front setback becavae the rar.p encroachment has eliminated a portion of the front lanGo caged area . The Public Works Department t.as also reviewed the revised plan and recommends approval . The applicant intends to present additional information regarding the adjacent 50 foot wide lot at the Planning Commission meeting . RECOMMENDATION : Approve Conditional Use Permit No . 8�i-26 with Spwcial Perm Items 1 and 2 and Coastal Development Permit No . 85-11 with the revised plan dated July 11 , 1985 based on the July 2 , 1985 staff report findings and conditions as amended below: 1 . The site plan dated July 11 , 19852 and floor plans and elevations dated June 60 1985 shall to revised and submitted for review and approval by the Planning Director reflecting the following modifications: a . Tht drive approaches on 8th . Street shall conform to Public Works standards . A ( ib 4L SrAf f ��,EPORT TO: Planning Commission PROM: Development Services DATE: July 2 , 1985 SUBJECT: CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO. 65-26/COASTAL DEVELOPMENT 1 PERMIT N0. 85-11 APPLICANT: Nan Patel DATE ACCEPTIV: 6791 Garden Grove Blvd . June lap 19611 Garden Grove, CA 92641 MANDATORY PROCESSING DATE: REQUEST: To permit construction August 17 , of a 52-unit motel with a special permit request ZONE: Downtown Specific for encroachment of a Plan , District One canopy 104 into the required 15 ' exterior GENERAL PLAN: General sid,z yard setback and Commercial for a reduction in drive aisle widths . EXISTING USE: Vacant LOCATION: 800 Pa^.ific Coast Hwy . ACREAGE: . 45 net acre (northwest corner of PCH and 8th . Street ) 1 . 0 SUGGESTED ACTION: Approve Conditional Use Permit No. 65-26 with Special Permit ( items � 1 and 2 ) and Coastal Development Permit No. 85-11 based on the findings and with the conditions of approval as outlined in suction 7. 0 of this report . 2 . 0 GENERAL INFORMATION: Conditional Use Permit Mo. 85-26 in conjunction with a Special Permit and Coastal Development permit No. 85-11 is a request to develop a thus*-story, 52-unit motel including a manager 's unit and maid 's quarters on a 0. 45 not acre vacant site at the northwest corner of Pacific Coast Highway and ©th. Street. Tht Special Permit request is to allow the encroachment of a canopy with support columns 10 feet into the required ) 5 feet exterior side yard setback from 8th . Street , for an 18 foot wide drive ramp in 110M of the required 24 foot width requirrmento and for 25 fret-8 inches wide driveeray aisles in lieu of the required 27 toot aide requirenent. Prior to any action on Conditional Use Permit No. 85-26 , it is necessary for the Planning Commission to review and act on Coastal 41k, Development Permit No. 85-11 . 6. 0 ISSUES AND ANALYSIS: The proposed motel consists of 50 guest rooms, a manager 's unit and one maid ' s quarters situated in a three story structure over one level of subterranean parking. The motel 's main entrance faces 8th . Street . Certain architectural elements have been incorporated into the building 's design to create a mediterranvan thecae such as tile rooting, white textured stucco walla, balconies enclosed with horizontal handrails , arches , ►iindows , low planter boxes, and skylights . Each motel room takes advantage of the ocean view• . A glass elevator is the focal point of the building facade facing Pacific Coast Highway . A deck and spa provide recreational amenities on the rooftop. Landscaping is provided within all setback areas and includes palm trees , berming and clustering of plant materials . -rhe following is a statistical summary of the project : STATISTICAL ANALYSIS: Proposed Development Development Standards Site size . 45 net acre min. width 100 ' Street frontage 125 ' (along PCH ) 100 , (along PCH ) Building height 35 ' 35 ' Site coverage : 37 . 61 50% Setbacks : Front Yard ! PCH ) 25 ' 25 ' Interior Side Yard 18 ' 20% of lot width with a ■in. T ' for interior side yard and 15 ' for exterior side yard . Exterior Side Yard ( 8th . Street ) 36 ' ( 3 story ;note! ; 5 ' (1416 ' high canopy ) Rear Yard (alley ) 2 . 5 ' ( first floor ) 3 ' 2. 5 ' ( 7nd. and 3rd. 0 ' (cantilevered floor ) structures ) Special Permit request. Staff Report - 7/2/85 t in a loss of 1 parking space&. However , this will be affeet by the increase of on-atceot packing due to the planned cu2-ae-44c On •th. Street at the alley. In addition , the entrance driveway can accommodate four stacked loading spaces . There are three pripary uses and parcels fronting Pacific Coast Highway between 8th . Street and 9th . Street = the subject property, which is currently vacant , is an oil cperation on a 50 foot wide parcel , and a Taco Bell restaurant . App-oval of the motel vill leave the 50 foot wide parcel isolated and substandard in size ( Section 4 . 3 .02 ) . The applicant has indicated that he intends to eventually acquire the parcel and integrate it with the motel use, but it is presently economically infeasible . Future incorporation of the parcel into either the motel use or adjacent restaurant use for parking or building expansion would be workable . Staff is recommending that the applicant be required to acquire the adjacent lot and present a conceptual plan of all parcels for review by the Development Services Department prior to the issuance of building permits , If , after making an honest offer to purchase the adjacent lot , the applicant is unable to consumate acquisition , this request shall be referred back to the Planning Commission for reconsideration. Overall , the development complies with the intent and purpose of the Downtown Specific Plan . The motel use is buffered from resid*ntial uses by an alley . Physical design of the building respects the :.sew, light and air corridors to the ocean . It blends in well with the proposed mediterranean theme of the Downtown area and is in close proximity to Main street and the pier . w 7 . 0 RECOMMENDATION: Staff recommends that the Planning Commission grant the Special Permit for items 1 and 2 and approve Conditional Use Permit No. 65-26 and Coastal Development Permit No . 85-11 based on the following findings and suhject to the following conditions : FINDINGS FOR SPECIAL PERMIT ITEMS 1 '4ND 1 : 1 . The Encroachment of the single story, unenclosed canopy up to 5 feet of the exterior side property line is unobtrusive and enhances the gain entrance of the building. 2 . A reduction of the drive aisle widths from 27 feet to 25 feet-6 inches is acceptable since it pertains to the ■ubterranean parking structur* which is used for valet parking only. 3 . The proposed deviations will not be detrimental to the general health , welfare , safety and convenience of the neighborhood or City in general , not injurious to the value of adjacent properties . 6 . The project is consistent with objectives of the Downtown Specific plan in achieving a development adopted to the natural land features and compatible with the surrounding environment . Soft Deport - 7/2/85 (1780d) l •� in a loss of 4 parking spaceso however , this will be offset by the increase of on-street parking duo to the planned cal-de-tar on 8th . Street at the -alloy. In addition , the entrance driveway can accommodate four stacked loading spaces . There are three primary uses and parcels fronting Pacific Coast Highway between Oth . Street and 9th . Streets the subject property , which is currently vacant , is an oil operation on a 50 foot wide parcel , and a Taco Bell restaurant . Approval of the motel will have the 50 foot wide parcel isolated and substandard in site ( Section 4 . 3. 02 ) . The applicant has indicated that he intends to eventually acquire the parcel and integrate it with the motel use , but it is presently economically infeasible . Future incorporation of the parcel into either the mo+..eol use or adjacent restaurant use for parking or building expansion would be workable . Staff is recommending that the appli'can= be required to acquire the adjacent lot and present a conceptual plan of all parcels for review by the Development Services Department prior to the issuance of building permits . If , after making an honest offer to purchase the adjacent lot , the applicant is unable to consupiate acquisition , this r,tqueAt shall be referred back to the Planning Commission for reconsideration. Overall , the development complies with the intent and purpose o: the Downtown Specific Plan. The motel use is buffered from residential uses by an alley . Physical design of the building respects the view, light and air corridors to the ocean. It blends in well with the proposed mediterranean theme of the Downtown area end is in close proximity to Main Street and the pier . 7. 0 RECOMMENDATION: Staff recormends that the Planning Commission grant the Special Permit for items 1 and 2 and approve Conditional Use Permit No . 55-26 and Coastdl Development Permit No. 85-11 based on the following findings and subject to the following conditions : FINDINGS FOR SPECIAL PERMIT I'TE14S 1 AND 2 : 1 . The encroachment of the single story, unencloaed canopy up to 5 feet of the e;:xerior side property line iu unobtrusive and enhances the main entrance of the building . 2 . A reduction of the drive aisle widths from 27 feet to 25 feet -6 inches is acceptable since it pertains to the subterranean parking structure which is used for valet parking only. 3 . 'A.,e proposed deviations will not be detrimental to the general health , welfare , safety and convenience of the neighborhood or City in general , nor injurious to the value of adjacent properties. 4 . The project is consistent with objectives of the Downtown Specific Plan in achieving a development adopted to the natural land features ana compatible with the surrounding environment . Rtaft Report - 7/3/43 op 0 KSNDINGS POR COASTAL DE'VILOPMENiT PERMIT NO. 85-11 : 1 . The p ro osed 52- unit motel is consistent with the City 's Coast& 2onesuffix and the Downtown Specific plan District 1 standards , except as provided for in the Special Permit rmtquest , as well as other provisions of the Huntington beach Ordinance Code applicable to the property; and conforms with the plans , policies , requirements and standards of the City ' s Coastal Land Use Plan . 2 . The proposed development conforms with the public access and public recreation policies of Chapter 3 of the California Coastal Act . Adequate public access La the beach is provided on 8th . Street and Pacific Coast Highway; and building layout and design optimizes visual viewa to the ocean . 3 . The proposed development can be provided with infrastructure in a manner that is consistent with the Coastal Land Use Plan . Existing underground sewer and water utilities in 8th . Street along with the required improvements as described in the conditions of approval are sufficient to handle the proposed development . FINDINGS FOR CONDITIONAL. USE PERMIT NO. 85-26 : 1 . The proposed 52 unit motel will not have a detrixw.ntal effect upon the general health , welfare, safety and convenience of persons residing in the area , not upon the value of the proper* within the vicinity. 2. The proposed use is compatible with existing use in the vicinity. 3. The proposed development is consistent with the goals and objectives of the General Plan and Downtown Specific Plan . 4 . The property was previously studied for this intensity of use at the time the Downtown Specific Plan zoning designation was plaed on the sub ]ect property. 5 . The location , site layout , and design of the proposed motel use does properly adapt the proposed three-story motel structure to streets , driveways , and alleys , and uses in a harmonious manner . 6 . Access to and parking for the proposed use will not create undue traffic problems if designed as prescribed in the attached conditions of approval. CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL. CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO. 65-26 : 1 . The site plan , floor plans , and elevations dated June 6, 1945 shall be, revised and subm.' tted for review and approval by the Planning Director reflteting the following ewdifications : a stir! Report - 7/2/85 -i- (2710d) a. who southerly drive approach on eth . street shall be a minimurs 27 feet wide and a radius types the nottherlY drive approach shall be eliminated; and a 25 foot aide on-site driveway shall be provided between the drive approach and the alley. b . The ecress ramp to the subterranean parking shall ba minimum 24 feet in width. c . The underground parking layout shall be revised to create a continuous loop system. d . Setbnck first floor of structure 3 feet from ultirAte rear property line. e . A conceptual plan showing the adjacent lot rolled into this development . 2 . Valet parking shall be utilized all year round. 3 . A parcel map steal ) be submitted and recorded prior to th ! issuance of building permits for consolidating the existing 25 foot vide lute . 4 . The applicant shall make an offer to acquire the adjacent 50 foot wide lot and integrate into the motel development . if the applicant is unable to acquire this parcel , a letter of offer and rejection shall be submitted to the Department of Development Services . S . A detailed landscape plan and sprinkler plan shall by in accordance with the Downtown Landscape Guidelines , including the use of extensive berming :n the fre)nt setback area along Pacific Coast Highways and shall be submitted and approved by the Development Services and Public works Departments prior to the issuance of building permits . E . A materials pallet indicating final color choices of the building materials must be submitted for review and approval by the Development Services Director prior to the issuance of building permits . 7 . Provisions must be made to Luffer the motel from the adjacent oil operation , ai.d are subject to review and approval by the Fire and Development Services Department. S . An Automatic sprinkler system approved by tt-e Fire Department shall be installed throughout the complex per N. F. P.A . STandard 13. This system must be supervised per Fire Department Standards . 9 . A wet standpipe system approved by the Fire Dapartatnt shall be installed in the stairways ara is to comply with uniform building Cade Standards . staff Report - 7/2/65 -7- T�Rd� �1 10. An alarw system approved by the fire Departm4at shall be installed throughout per Uniform fire Codes Staetidards . 11 . To accoramWate the use of an ambulance gurney, every floor served by elevators shall have access top •t least, One elevator car having a minimum inside car platform of six (6 ) lest by tight (8 ) Feet wide by four (4 ) feet by three ( 3 ) Inches deep with a einimun clear opening width of forty-two 142 ) inches . 12 , The water system must be upgraded to provide a Eire flow of 3, 5000 GPM. Now Fire hydrants are to be installed in areas approved by the Fire L%epartmont . 13 . The stairway enclosure on the south side must include a corridor or, the ground floor leading from the stairway to the exterior of the building or the stairway can exit directly to the south aide exterioz . 14 . Two exits shall be required for the spa/lounge on the roof deck . 15 . The 2-1 /2 foot of alley dedication shall be prved per City Standards . The developer shall also pave the entire ded;cated alley from 8th . Street to the northwesterly property line. 16 . The curb and gutter along 8th . Sti:eet shall be constructed at 29. 5 feet from the centerline to accommodate future perpendicular parking when 8th . Street is cul-de-sated. 17. A 2 foot wide public utilities easement is required behind the sidewalk . 18 . An 8 inch minimum water main shall be constructed in 8th. Street . 19. A sewer main sha;,l t)v constructed in 8th . Street from Pacific Coast Highway to the Orange County Sanitation District Sewer Trunk in walnut Avenue and connect at an approved locatir.1 . 20. Anf abandoned oil Wells ,shall be modified as required by the Fite Drpartnent prior to 0e issuance of bvA'Ading permits . 21 . Low volume heads shwa re used on all showers . 22 . All building spoils such as unusable luriw•:.-r , wire, pipe and other surplus or unus�%j.Le materials shall be disposed of at an off,-site area equipped to handle them. 23. Itnergy-efficient lighting shall be used in open space areas. .4r1�" _Rt•�ff Report - 7/2/95 -!- ,�. (276pd) 24 . A detailed •oils analysis shall ha prepariedi by a regiateced soils engineer. This analysis shall include -site samplidg and laboratory testing of materials to provide detail recalemendat:ons regarding grading, chemical and furl propertiea foundationn , retaining wallop streets and utilities , etc. 25 . The Planning Commission reserves the right to revoke this Conditional We Permit it ai°.y violation of tne6• conditions or the Huntington heath Ordinance Code occurs. ATTACHMENTS : 1 . Area map 2. Site plan , floor plan and elevations 3. Revised Site Plan (Staff recomendation ) 4 . Special Permit request 5. Narrative 6. Alternative Action (to be submitted at meeting ) JWP : S la I I i E E I staff Report 7/1i d3 ••!- i IN$ J r�•r r r• 111 OF FS 01,"Op Aj � ! NWMMGTON [ACM KlkliNNO DMIS*N { i m...�,�.• _ "Who AAMM- t • doghp IF AL 't spossma VLM PLAN �rl. wommom OftI cif r—L � ' • __ �. ' ; �. IL Amok.%." 46 } f y if.. 1111 ti`-- y OR l 1 iSkINAl Am .AM 24. 1903 36S W GAR WY AVM". SU TE A) MONt MV FAAK CAL0094A 911" 0"N FM4111W AEPAPtIENT ('W DMLOMT SEIEVWCES CITY OF HUNTWOTTIN KACN 2000 MAN STR£ET 0 0.ow 190 HUNrMTOK KACH. CA 92646 WE. I .ItY IMI EJECT, eOO PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY, KATW 46TON KACM I DEAR PLANNERS I Aft WRITING TM1S LETTER TO EXPLAIN THE VAPIANCF OF W140 T* QUALITY W I CT 1S INVOLVED WIT" DUE TO T)f SITUATION IN VMICH NO INWSS OR E6QE5S 15 ALLOlM BY CITY MU LATICMrtS ON PACIFIC COAST HIGWAY, WE HAVE DESW6IED A LOOP DRIVE ON THE EIGHTH Avmx $IDE Or THE IKKDM WITH A CANOPY Mt ORDER TO EWANCE tK ENTRY OF THE BIADtlr6 StNClE T?E SECOM MO T1" FLOORS OF TK BUILDING WEIE DESIGNED TO BE SE T FURT140 BACK Ftir i T%W STM T IN OUR TO►-E5ERVI: TTE OCIAN VIEW FRM EIGHTH AVINA. THIS PRCIp'4% OW-STO" CANOPY ON EIGHTH AVEM,AE IS A NECESSITY NOT OKY FOR AN WNVIT04 ATT10iWIX AND TO 0WIFY TK '�► ENTIIIAIICE TO tW DUILDMW6. BUT ALSO Fdt THE POW15101 OF A SHAMD AMA FOR UST Am- VALS APO TIE CONVENIENCE OF VALET PARK W4 THE UMXRGRO M GARAGE WAS DESIGNED SO AS TO NOT E`:PCISE Tlf WHOLE PAN KI14 AFSA TO THE P{OLFC AND TO MANTAIN A MCE 5Cl?*RY ON PACIFIC COAST 1091rIAY IN INiWtID14 TW COW VENWENCE OF VALET PAF*PW. THE Id' IWM TO T1# GARAGE FQM THE ALLEY AND 25'-6* bACK- UP AND rA1EINM 510kl IN THE TIE U DERIM10 ID 6"AOE tS MOW THAN SUIFFICWENT FOR THE VALET ATTDOANT TOloCW WITH WE APMCIATE rK APPOOVAL OF OUR PQUCT BY TK DES"REVIEW bOAM A WmkD LIKE TO COCPf ATE WITH 1W9 CITY AND CITY PLAAMM 4 STAFF TO CO1rTIIRA TO WORK WT A KAUTIF111 PQUCT WINCH WCI<1L0 SE IN MXFIT FOR BOTH TW CITY AIIO T1E INVESTOR TK*A YOU SWEiEL Y YOM. -OtA� SLIM LEE. AAA I0fESINTATIVE OF APPLICANT 1'R MAN PATE1 IL.y 1Non"STO1 wX*4 ,SUN 2 M t t`,r` I owl. CA No • 4 A� �1MMIR • AiMRM + • • '� � :R F AL1'rV I! WMACM Nuntingtcan Beach has bean recognized as a beautiful city i with breathtaking ocean views and a very long and wxtsnaive i i coast line. These and other features have trade Nuntingtofi Beach a famous resort for tourists to spend vacations and weekends . The proposed project would be able to serve not only city and surrounding area residents, but also tourists and visitors of the southern Californf a area by providing them with convenient motel services . Ttte motel is proposed a qua 1 i ty inn, o f rr nch i se known for its high quality. The proposed Quality Inn would be lo- cated on the vacant land on the northwest corner of pacific Coast Highway and Eighth Avenue. C*nceptual approval has been granted by the quality Inn franchise concerning location, site , and schematic design . The 3-story motel project would provide 50 units of lodging vAth a coateAporary Ne"togrmagan architecture theme per city requirements. The driveway entrance would consist of a drive loop combined with a canopy. Under- ground parking with valet parking service would be prcvideed with entrance through the alley. The drive loop would he lo- cated tin Eighth Avenue with no driveway opening onto Pacific Coast Nlghway so as to not prerrote the traffic load on P.C. N. Thar building Le proposed to be not back 2 S I from Pa+c i f ig Coa s t Nighway and 34 fit. (row ltigbtb Avenue in ender to tease" area for lancWcaping vAicbt Mould pvwtde a ogre p1*aaLa9 mad glees wir MEr"Nowf r view gnu the street. In response to the location sad c 1 i"te f of the city►, the landscaping would Include Palo trees and other landscape material subject to strong prevailing winds. in keep- Log with the Mediterranean theme, the building would includr Spanish the roof, white textured stucco wallet, arches, balco- nies, bright accent owning, and other canon elements of the style . In order to promote a festive ftelinq, colorful banners would be provided on the canopy. The interior of the building would include a fountain in the lobby, a custom spa, an enclosed deck with breathtaking ocean views , and an eyocathing glass ele- vator with a 180 degree view overlooking tho ocean. All these featurgs would influentially respond to enhance the city experi- ence. The project is to be located in a commercial and residen- tial area along Pacific Coast Highway. 4n the east side of the property across Eighth Avenue stands a motel ; on the Brest side , a restaurant ; on the north side across free the allay, apart mental on the southside across pacific Coast Highway, a condo development along with the coastline . This proposed project will not only enhance Pacific Coast Highway by providing a modern quality lodging service which will attract people and business , but also will progress and promote prosperity to they City of Huntington Beach. `e 7l�1/$5 LARRY R . VASTERL I Nb 457 N.SAPP t NGTON GLENOALE. 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Toile is to be NO of lean, rMuNrAN noes, easar+sersM, rNtrKtaaarss, rteytn next corrdehe7+q of rtattetrtl or hrlelnsan tern SN1aa,1110W ►ollowrnq l l I t wf"t property loafs, (2) corer sts, co+sdrtrone. tesa•rcbenti, and p wit utility eawrmonte M #$ Md. if any, ProroW tltW %fi do not adwfwfy affect ON tointirwest use of fhe property for the purposes for whKh it is prowml/ ter RI w", utMM Fvs MQVV aleladpi►oared by SwW to turtling M %Mien_20,dtrrs of receipt of a cwtrnt walemersary title report fwnishea! at arts 131 SoIlllrr thali tufrseth buyer at „.!A1 jjjrt &,_,rttPersw a standard Californt• LwW Tttti AMbctaltan W cy ► wd by &W iCd1A-Utle .-----Company. showing title vested to Buyer subirct only to tnr above If Stiller I l l is w►M Ifin+w unaft to � ebttsersate any title matter dtsaporovvd Iry Buyer as above, Seller may terminate this oVolrrnrintt, or (2) fals to delover toile w Meow, Muyir may Irrmenste this "Perrtent, in rrthp case, the d!pmot shall tie returnta to Buyer, p Ptotsrrty taxes, premrwoas oo rrnurance aece'otartrle to buyer, rents, enta►�it, and oil. kam shell tore pro ralrd as of (al the dater of reetxdateon of dtrd.of (w _- ---At_C14U -Of_ESLC'all _ -�-.-r-.--..---.- Anv Ittrnf of aswuMeni which -s a liern shall be by .-- Stl Ier_ _ ._. _.__._.SelleL..r__., _—"I P„V coal of terwwre tramlw tanoi, it arty. Ir. Paswilion shall be defrvtrnd to Buyer (a) ors close of rserow, or 461 18itaw of is I la. Unless otherwise de signatrel m "tsctow iml,octrons of Buyer, title shall vest st follows la Se DetsrteineA i➢i Wnw_. (They manner of taking tech may have s"Irtoftvant Iegd aasd iss conseegur"ws Therefore, give om&rapt tie xm ovweiiera)tion.) 11 If Broker is a na(trc-pant of a Board multiple listing service I"MLS") tho Broker is authorized to report it* fie, in Piece, tams, and f,nancinq toe trip rntotmalion, publication, tfissemrnation, ant .ne of the authtwrted Board rmtorri en 12 If Buya foih to aotnplleto said purdum • Itrlirairt provided by room of any defouft of 9"w. S@Aw *wN ho ralened from his obliWion to swirls t?'lfi properW :o By *r and moy protrad o0nri 8vyser up" wV fsr rtl I"* obiah he Inay harm in lots, w equity: Provided. howaetr, that by pilw6nj tenor%, ifwtiak hery Dwyer: I , 1 a" OW Seilir shall rfrtain the depWt w his liquidllted dwrile w. 1f t1w dew,ibed loop" w a with no more than four unites, oast of which dtfi SuVw inwrtch to occupy as his lloo darlrw, Wor "I t+otWo • 1' drnlaW the doomit alp Wtv paid, cw an W ti unt Mw lrftvm. not MOM that, 3% of tits Pur:hM Pe;eo and P00011 y nrrurn any exos►w to Buyer. 13 if the only controversy or claim brtvwvn the patties wits out of ur relates to the Cksglstteon of tfre Buyers depoNl, ra,#dt eomicivvtsy or cimm shali at tho election of tho pattret be decided by a►bittJtion Such Ktmirahon s"I bps delletminied to sccwdtnee onith tt►e Ruitn of imp AmKtican Arbntrahgn Association, and judgment vt>nn the award ►enOetird try the Att),tr/toils) foray be intend rn airsy► total hanng lutttd,ctso+ therrol The wovsrons of Code. of Civil Ptocedutr Seciton 125305 shall be applicable to such artxtration. 14 In any ar i•un op at iti.%agPlment, the P+wa r ny Harty shall ter entrtlM to rlillMlat:1!attOfnty'1 ferns and costa 15 Tiryle is of the pj%ence all rnatiticahk)ns or rvtenuotn shall tw +n %%visa+g t,an•d by the parties 16, This con%ulvies an oiler to purchase the dbscntted Property Unless accitwancr ,s sated try Sellrt and the Signed copy drlivilm ad I4 Suter, on rton of t►" Tail to th rest twlow, w+thin _i1,0 _ dart. th,s oiler shall tie dr+rned revoberd a wl the! d%qa o tafsatl be WWIbu ar« beet of copy ?woof. By 7/29/85 ft 1 EsttriR oke►r _ Spryer • ^n on�e`ach AWre b%1B60a j in..St. &. tg Aekir"s Terleotw o ACCEPTANCE � 1'f'ee woxVrsrtlrnK/S•� * accolvn and Spoli s Tow" the OrOPP(ty On the orb" ternN and corvdrt o". Wet has vtl'1le�si ��'..� 'live-nut d ,, vertu • 1kolie>rt1,) and aWon vo t@1► to wnioll t0 go"elff T1r�Lra>e I wsisf1d_a M J M.-.;M f 9_rL An e"44-+,* dollars fs "'. r.�rlAw ass/afNlNi: i (q tyh ►"Wdarlan of user dlnwd or OMsr tvrdenicr of tttM.or M if tompart►are of sale is p■evmled by alefac.dt Of Short,tsars ftMw'tarlel~etlt w Id of"Wiftlea> of sale, N poswenited trey iWandt M isrlrw, etedr of and yeherl SWe colla is dasrrsa"from Svv*."*Milt or aMsertaeee omit dseal M 40 MMadtaht rsvl aeMa thus ow—half of Mot tlMhalfs rso+rred. but no to etc eed titre a6orte he, MtM font aMditaf;tLrsrr Mrkl arrd tar%troar o Ole eaparunw eaf ceal e owct4 . if any. Inan r y mcbe hernree n •reher end Seller w"owl of th4 agraerwotet. tflee p~wsg fawty 011111111111116 0 eersrwa W afl~%a MMI Mo.The 4Mft"gM16d iitklaowmdvn r"Wof of a toy&W am Oba MR Be 866 Ili a doom•soirw 9"»�ea. Iyaaealal �...,,,�..�.� TeletrlsotM Srla�lt - - - Ae»>dI*Is ill�lrr emobsewalrrle sir fEltr retlaair_. .`.�...—ii+ . �qr . lit *W4040W bomb OWW110 015 d"Witswo ff EPO$tlL- Planning Cotamissidn 020M: DievRlopownt Services DATE: August g, 1985 SUWBCT: CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO. 85-26/COASTAL DEVLLOPHENT PERMIT NO. 65-11 At the Planning Commission meeting of July 16 , 1985, tht COm:aission continued Conditional Use Permit No. 85-26 and Coastal Developwnt Permit No. 85-11 and directed staff to obtain additional information :agarding the adjacent 50 foot wide lot wirh oil operation. According to City records, oil production averages 2 . 6 barrels per day or 940 per year . Life expectancy of the well is undetermined. A preliminary appraisal of the subject prncerty by our Real Property Manager has indicated that it 's value ranges from $275,000 to $300# 000 . Removal of the two wells would coat approxiaately $50, 000 resulting in a net property value of t225 ,000 to $250 000. The applicant :nailed a certified letter with an offer of 1200 , 000 to purchase the property. On August 1 , 1985, staff received a response Letter and a copy of the offer to Purchase from the, property owner indicating that he has rejected the offer because of the proposed financing; mainly a provision that the owner shall finance 80% of the purchase price. The property owner of Taco Bell has been contacted and would be interested in consolidating the 50 foot wide lot with his property in the future . To do so at this time is impractical because of a long term lease with Taco Bell . ATTACHMENTS: j 1 . Staff Report dated July 161 1985 2. better dated Auauat 1 , 1585 from Larry Vasterling, uwner of 50 foot wide lot and offer to purchase from Patel . JMP: SH: kla (3002d ) l j AgXb� i 1 0 k11tbg1011 b*Wh WMVISS M de s"" ff '!`+d. Planning Commission PRO": Development services DATN: July 16, 1985 SUBJECT: CONDITIONAL USZ PEANIT NO. 65-26/COASTAL DlsVLLOPPtNT PERMIT NO. 85-11 At the Planning Commission meeting of .July 21 1985, the Commission continued Conditional Use Permit No . 85-26, a request to construct a i 52-unit motel with a Special Permit request , and requested that the applicant submit a revised plan showing the 6 : iveway ramp to the subterranean parking with access from 8th. S,:reet instead of the 1 alley, and provide additional information r4gardfng the feasibility of incorporating the adjacent 50 foot wide lot with the motel development . Staff has reviewed the revised plan and feels it is More conducive to the site and surrounding land uses. The driveway ramp to the subterranean parking is located at the southeast corner of the site . it is 23 feet in width at the top and narrows to 20 ieet at the base cf the subterranean parking. The subterranean parking has been revised to provide a loop system for better circulation . Intense landscaping is recommended in the front setback because the ramp encroachment has eliminated a portion of the front landscaped area . The Public Works Department has also reviewed the revised plan and recommends approval . The applicant intends to present additional information rv9st6ing the ad3acent 50 foot wide lot at the Planning Commission mee.:ing. RECOMMENDATION : Approve Conditional Use Permit No . 85-26 with Special permit Items 1 and 2 and Coastal Developp,ent Permit No. 85-11 with the revised plan dated July 11 , 1985 based on the July 2 , 1985 staff report findings anti conditions as amended below: 1 . The site play dated July 11 , 1995 , and floo►• pl.:ns and elevations detect June 6 , 1985 shall be revised and submitted for review and approval by the Planning Director reflecting the following modif icationa: a . The drive approaches on Sth. Street shall conform to Public Works standards. A19ft I �VP01 A�'r ' 0 b. The driveway Carp to the sobyect parkins Oell "t exceed a M slope. c# Addltiooal architectural treatment •A tbo sertb elevation, such as inset windows or pro ecting horisontAll bands, aball be provided. d . Setback first floor of structure 3 feet from ultimate rear property line . e. A conceptual plan showing how tha adjacent lot can be integrated into the development and the adjacent restaurant parking lot. 11 . To accommodate the use of an ambulance gurney, every floor served by elevators shall have access to, at leant, one elevator car having a minimum inside car platform of six feet , right inches wide by tour ftat , three inches deep with a minibum clear opening width of forty-two inch**. ATTACNMBNTS : 1 . Revised site plan dated July 11 , 1585 2 . Staff report dated July Z , 1985 i JWP:SN: kla sew , staff Report 7jlild5 -2- Oli,l,d ff CIN TO: Planning Commission ?RON: Development services DATE: July 20 1965 j BUBJ ECT: CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO. 85-26/COASTAL DR CLOPNENs PIRNIT NO. 85-11 APPLICANT: Nan Patti DATE ACCEP 20: � 87r91 Garden Grove Blvd. .tune , Cardin Grove, CA 92641 MANDATORY PACCE t N DJ1T E: REQ�UESST,: To permit construction AUgUbt 471 1955 of a 52-unit motel with a special permit request ZONE: Downtown Specific for encroachment of a P an , District One canopy 10 ' into the required 15 ' exterior GENERAL PLAN: Gtnecal side yard setback and Comm+erC O � for a reduction in drive w aisle widths. EXISTING USE: Vacant LOCATION: 800 Pacific Coast Hwy. ACREAGE: . 45 not acre (northwest corner of PCH and 8th. Street ) 1 . 0 SUGGESTED ACTION: Approve Conditional Use Permit No. 85-26 with Special Wait ( items 1 and 2 ) and Coastal Development Permit No. 65-11 based on the findings and with the conditions of approval as outlined in Section 7.0 of this report. 2.0 GENERAL INFORMATION: Conditional Use Permit No. 85-26 in conjunction with a Spacial Permit and Coastal Development Permit No. 85--11 is a request to develop a thtee-story, 52-unit motel including a monagor0s unit and "Id ' s quarters on a 0.45 net acre vacant site at the northwest corner of pacific Coast Highway and 8th . Street. The special Permit request is to allow the encroachment of a canopy with support columns 10 feet into the required 15 feet exterior aide yard setback from 8th. Street, for an li foot wide drive rasp in lieu of the required 24 foot width requirement, and for 25 f**t+-i inches wide driveway aisles in lieu of the required 27 foot wide requirement . �,�;,;;�r�ahcivra�rwa LAMO v��, tairs�ra ��D c��re� aEa�cN�►��y�: s�r„ rct fr��rstY: � 4=19'RAL MAN DNS IGMATION s G"er a 1 Comse c i a i E001: Downtown Speeifie Plan, District Ole LAMI, USS: Vacant Northeast rt heast of SNblcct Propey: 0E01IAL PLAfI DESIGNATION: High Density Residential 2003: powntown Specific Plan6 District Two � LARD USE: House � Northwest of Subject^,proper.U: GENERAL PLAN DESIGNATION: General commercial ZONE: Downtown Specific Plan, District one i LAND USE: oil Production Southwest of Sub ect Property: GENERAL PLAN DESIGNATION.,: Recreation Open apace ZONE: Downtown Specific Plant District Two NAND USE: Multiplfr;Family Residential outheast of S DJ*ct, proortX: GENERAL PLAN DESIGNATION: High Tensity Residential ZONE: Downtown Specific plan , District Two LAUD USE: Motel 4 . 0 ENVIRONMENTAL STJITUS : The proposed motel project is exempt from environmental review because it is in conformance with the Downtown Specific plan Invironsental Impact Report pursuant to Section 15181 of the California snvironmo ntal Quality Act . S. 0 COASTAL STATUS: The project I" located within Coastal Zone boundaries under appeal juri.rdiction and subject to coastal Developewnt Permit review and approval . Staff has reviewed Coastal Developm*nt Permit No. 85-11 for the 52-unit motel and deteralned that it dots comply with this policies set forth in the Coastal Land Use Plan and Chapter 1 of the California Coastal Act because adequate public access to the beach Ix provided on Sth. Street and Pacific Coast highways and building layout and design takes advantage of visual views to the ocean. The building's Mediterranean theme, upper Story setbacks, and landscaped arras provide positive visual impacts and assures cla"tibilitp with existing and future developments within the Coastal Zone and Downtown Specific Plan. Staff Report - 7/2/85 (2780d) f prior to any action on conditional use Permit lid. 45-26 , it in nectsaary for the Planning Commission to review and act on coastal Development Permit Nov 85-11 . f.b I RussAMD AMALYitb t The proposed motel consists of 50 guest roost, a manager 's unit and one s►aid's quarters situated in a three story structure over one level of sul -.erranean parking. The motel 's main entrance faces Sth . Street. C�-:*taln architectural elements have been incorporated into the building 's design to create a sediterranean theme such as the roofing, white textured stucco walls , balconies enclosed with horizontal handrails , arches, windows, low planter boxes , and skylights . Each motel room takes advantage of the ocean views. A glass elevator is the focal point of the building facade, facing Pacific Coast Highway. A deck and spa provide recreational amenities on the rooftop. Landscaping is provided within all setback areas and includes palm trees , berming and clustering of plant materials . The following is a statistical summary of the project: STATISTICAL ANALYSIS : Proposed Development Development Standards Site size . 45 net acre miry . width 100 ' Street frontage 125 ' (along PCH ) 100 ' (along PCH ) Building height 35 ' 35 ' Site coverage : 37. 6% 50t Setbacks : Front Yard ( PCH ) 25 ' 25 ' Interior Side Yard is , 201 of lot width with a min. 7 ' for interior side yard and 15 ' for exterior side Yard. Exterior Side Yard (8th . Street ) 36 ' ( 3 story Motel ) 5 ' ( 14160 high canopy) * Rear Yard (alley ) 2 . 5 ' (first floor ) 3' 2 . 5 ' (2nd. and 3rd. 0 ' (cantilevered floor ) structures ) Special Permit request. staff Report - 7/2/65 (271104) - - - ---- (D- - - __ - - --' gppser story Ord, floor ) 10 , 10• 1•etbaok front tad. floor ) Parking Sr' ( 37 standard Sol and 21 cogmct also ) j building orientation, architecture and landscape deiigh of tb• project have been reviewed by the Design Review chard. They have � dtteraintd that the pro ject integrate harmoniously into the character rind design of the immediate and future neighborhood, conforms to the mediterranean these* required by the Downtown •pecific Plan, and that tho design enhances the doeireability of the aros . A total of 58 parking spaces are provided, six spaces at grade level for customor check-in purposes and short-terra visitors , and 52 spaces within a subterranean parking area . Entrance to subterranean parking is off the alloy; all subterranean parking will be by valet only. Circulation in the subterranean parking area is pow! b*causo of four dead end drives . staff is recommending that this area be redesigned to create a continuous loop driveway system. i The applicant has requested a Special Permit for three deviations r Eros the Downtown Specific Plan development regulations as follows : 1 . 110 allow a canopy to encroach 10 feet into the required 15 toot exterior side yard setback . (Section 4 . 3. 07 ) 2 . To permit a reduction in required drive aisle widths from 27 feet to 25 feet-6 inches , (Article 979 ) 3 . To permit a reduction in required driveway ramp access width from 21 feet to 18 feet . ( Article 979 and Public Works ` Requirement ) Staff recommends approval of items one and two, but not item three . The canopy encroachment is unobtrusive because it is only one story and open on three sides ; it enhances the main entrance to the motel . j A 25 foot-6 inch drive aisle is sufficient for the subterranean parking area since it will be primarily valet parking . Staff feels the 18 foot wide ,ramp is inadequate for proper maneuverability at the transitional points at either rend of the ramp and recommends that the ramp be widened to 24 feet . The Department of Public Works has expressed concerns regarding the northerly driveway approach on 8th . Street and the access ramp width . They are requiring the southerly drive approach on 8th. Street to be a minimum of 27 feet wide, the elimination of the northern approach , and a 25 foot wide driveway connecting the southerly 8th . Street drive approach with the alley for better on-site circulation (see attached ) . Also, they are recommending a minimum 24 foot wide access rasp. rn order to comply with these recommended changes a revised layout is necessary which will result staff Report - 7/2/85 (2760d ) in a loss of 1 p*rklal spares. Mwevet, this will be offset by the increase of on-street parkin due to this planned eui-60-84c en •th . street at the alleye in add�tion, the entrance driveway Con accemodat• tour sleeked leading spa***. There are three primacy uses and parcels fronting Pacific Coast Mighwa between •th. Street and 9th + dtreeti the sub fat property$ which s Currently vacant, is an oil oprrratian on a 1d toot wide palrcel , and a Taco bell restaurant . Approval of the motel will leave the 50 foot wide parcel isolated and substandard in aloe (Section 4 . 3.02 ) . The applicant has indicated that he intends to eventually acquire the parcel and integrato it with the motel use, but it to presently economically infeasible. ruture incorporation of the parcel into either the motel use or adjacent restaurant use Eor parking or building expansion would be workable. Staff is reeommtnding that the applicant be required to acquire the adjacent � lot and present a conceptual plan of all parcel* for review by the Developm*nt Services Department prior to the issuance of building permits . 2f , after making an honest offer to purchase the adjacent lot , the applicant is unable to consumate acquf.sition, this request shall be referred back to the Planning Commission for reconsideration . i Overall , the development complies with the intent and purpose of the j Downtown Specific Plan . The motel use is buffered from residential uses by an alley. physical design of the building respects the view, light and air corridors to the ocean. It blends in well with the proposed mediterranean theme of the Downtown aroa and is in close proximity to Main Street and the pier . 7. 0 RECOMMENDATION: Staff recommends that the Planning Commission grant the Special Permit for items 1 and 2 and approve Conditional Use permit No . 85-26 and Coastal Development Permit No. 85-11 based on the following findings and subject to the following conditions : FINDINGS FOR SPECIAL PERMIT ITEMS 1 AND 2: 1 . The encroachment of the single story, unienelosed canopy up to 5 feet of the exterior side property line is unobtrusive and enhances tht main entrance of the building. 2. A reduction of the drive aisle widths from 27 feet to 25 ftet-6 inches is acceptable since it pertain• to the subterranean parking structure which is used for valet parking only. 3 . The proposed deviations will not be detrimental to the general health, welfare, safety and convenience of the neighborhood or City in general , nor injurious to the value of adjacent properties . 1 . The project is consistent with objectives of the downtown Specific plan in achieving a development adopted to the natural AW ,land features and compatible with the surrounding environment . Staff moport - 7/1/15 (2760d ) 1 . The proposed 52-081e motel in caasistest With the City$ coestai_-.11 sort* outfit and the 009"towa arvdiLie Plan District l stasdscass except as provided for is the special Permit rouest, as well os other peavi,sians of the Nuatinstoa •saCh OCOLM nee Cis applicablis to the erpcopert t and Conforms Muth the plus, r licitse raquitwnts standards of the City's Coastal Lana o Plan. 2. The proposed development conforms with the public access and public recreation policies of Chapter 3 of the California Coastal Act. AO"uatt public access to the beach is provided on sth . Street and Pacific Coast Highway: and building layout and design optimises visual views to the ocean. 3. The proposed development can be provided with intraettuctuce in a manner that is consistent with the Coastal Land Use Plan. � EYisting underground *ever and water utilities in sth. Street along with the rewired isprovownts as dtscribod in the conditions of approval ago sufficient to handle the proposed ` development. � FINDINGS FOR CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO. 65-26: J 1 . The proposed 52 unit motel will not have a d*trisental affect upon the general health , welfare, safety and convenience of p*rsons residing in the area , not upon the, value of the proper within the vicinity. 4 2. The proposed use is compatible With existing unr in the vicinity . 3. The proposed development is consistent with the goals and objectives of thn General Plan and Downtown Specific plan. 6 . The property was previously studied for this intensity of use at the tine the Downtown Specific Plan zoning deei.anation was plaed on the subject property. 5. The location , site layout, and design of the proposed motel use does properly adapt the proposed three-story motel structure to streets, driveways, and alleys , and uses in a harmonious manner . 6. Access to and parking for the proposed use will not create undue traffic problems if designed as prescribed in the attached conditions of approval. CONDITIONS OF APPICUL COMOI'TIONAL USE PIMNIT NO. 85-26 : 1 . The site plan , floor plans , and elevationx dated June i, 19dS shall be revised and submitted for review and approval by the Planning Director reflecting the following modifications : 4k start poport - 7/2/15 -i- t2749d1 a. The awtberly drive appeeaah an Sth. street $ball be a nlalwm 27 toot wide mad a radius typos the northerly delve approach shall be sliminatodi "d a Zb toot wide on-sit* driveway $bail be proviOM betv*o the drive approeab mad the allay. b . Thy► access ra►ap to' the subter r eamm parking *ball b* Minimum 24 loot in width. C . The undecgcound parking layout shall bf revised to Create a continuous loop system. d. Setback first floor of structure 2 feet from ultimate rear property line . r. A conceptual plan showing the adjacent lot rolled into this development. Z . Valet +'parking shall be utilised all year round. 3 . A parcel map shall be submitted and recorded prior to the issuance of building permits for consolidating the existing 25 foot wide lots . 4 . The applicant shall make an offer to acquire the adjacent 50 j foot wide lot and integrate into the motel development . it the applicant is unable to acquire this parcel , a letter of offer and rejection shall bs submitted to the Department of Development Services. S. A detailed landscape plan and sprinkler plan shall be in accordance with tht Downtown Landscape Guidelines, including the use of extensive berming in the front setback area along Pacific coast Highways and shall be submitted and approved by the Development Services and Public Works Departments prior to the issuance of building permits . 6 . A materials filet Indicating final color choices of the Pa g building materials must be submitted for review and approval by the Development Services Director prior to the issuance of building permits . 7. Provisions must be made to buffer the motel from the adjacent oil operation , and are subject to review and approval by the fire and Development Services Department, B . An automatic sprinkler system approved by the Fire Department shall he installed throughout the complex per N. F. P.A. STandard 11. This system must be supervised per Fire Department Standards. 9. A wet standpipe system approved by the Fire Department shall be installed in the stairways and is to comply with Uniform building rode Standards . Staff Report - 7/2/95 ie, AS alats system approved by the Pict pep*rtaeat 91MIl be 184tallod thrangbaAt per Owitera pins coin standards. 11 . To aroomlr rto the use of an aabaYarrce duroey, every floor O*rved by sloWators aball have 00048 to, at, least# one elevatot car haviag a aintwo inside car platie9e1 of •iX (6) feet by eight (8 ) foot wide by four (4 ) lost by three (3) Inches deep with a nintwom cleat opening width of ferty-afro ( 4Z ) inches. 12. The water system oust be upgraded to provide a fire flow of 3, 900 GPM. N•w fire hydrants are to be installed is arras approved by the fire Department. 13. The stairway enclosure on the south side must include a corridor on the ground floor leading from the stairway to the exterior of the building or the utairway can exit directly to the south side exterior . 14 . Two exits shall be required for the spa/losing* on the roof deck . 15. The 2-1/2 loot of alley dedication shall be paved per City Standards . The developer shall :iso pave the entire dedicated alley from 8th . Street to the aarthwestetly property line. 16. The curb and gutter along Ith . Street shall be constructed at 29. 5 feet from the centerline to accommodate future perpendicular parking when 8th . Street to cul-de-saced. 17. A 2 foot wide public utilities easement is required behind the sidewalk , is. An 8 inch minimum water win shall be constructed in Ith . Street . 19 . A sewer main shall be constructed in 6th . Street from pacific Coast Highway to the Orange County Sanitation District Sewer Trunk in walnut Avenue and connect at an approved location. 20. Any abandoned oil wells shall be modified as required by the t'ire Department prier to the issuance of building permits . 21 . L,ow volume heads shall be used on all showers . 22 . All building spoilt such as unusable lumber , wire, pipe and other surplus or unusable materials shall be disposed of at an off-site area equipped to handle them. 23 . dnergy-Fefficient lighting shall be used in open *pace areas. staff Report - 7/2/I'S -g- ;)( 2710d ) i 26. A daMiled soils aaelye$$ &bell b0i e"ted bY a r"iiisrt"'. solo +r89i rt. This analysis aball Laclede 00-site li" OW 104tatorcr 941stial of materials to provide detail rO radatioor It Irdinp sr441e44P Chemeal MW fuel pr tioa farm a �, eetainiAq Wails, stroets and at1 ities, etc. 2s. So Planning Commission reserves the sigh c to rOvoh• this Conditional use "gait if any violation of 0"0 eaAaitions or the suntirtgton b"Cb Ordinance code ocauts. ATTACBNIl1'i' : 1 . At w amp 2. Site plan floor plan and elevations 2. Revised Site flan (staff rocomwendation ) 4 . special permit request S. Narrative 6 , Alternative Action (to be submitted at meeting ) JWP: l a I I staff Report 7/2/65 12780d ti - r all IL as •. srr r� �shy � � we—. �. mlwmrw t� �'' M<M!MQ70M MACH 14 DCVMW M 4e1 � 1 JLLCL t � 3lt�i•4 I•r AMOK- - __, _ •t IL •rf. . 00 I # Z i -=- - - 7 i� i .4 4rT N.A MAN CW' f .9; ••s wit , • } 1 1 �i`_\\v-.� NSA •� ��,��• •� •' �•!/IS. ;1 1 � Ilk r 1 t ti • P �i� -Ifi .1 } � -� 40 If at lei 1 1 7 PLAN ps-Ae 'i + ' i shm Lee& Am JU E 24, 1905 365 W. Ci kfM AVEWM SUITE 203 MONTEIIEY PMK CAUFOOM 917S4 pIN"1•n6 DEPAR+PENT OF DEVELOPM01T SERVICES CITY of Kmt"TON BEACH 2000 MAIN STWT P.O. Wx 190 HUNTIGTON BEACH, CA 9 Alf: QUALITY MAGI PRUCT, e00 PACIFIC COAST H"AY. HUNTNGTCN KACK DEAD PI AW*RS: AM 4ITING TNI5 LETTER TO EXPLAIN T)f VARIANCE OF WHICH tff QUALITY IMI PRUCT IS INVOLVED WITH DUE TO THE SITUATION IN WHICH NO INt#SS OR COMSS IS ALLOMIEO by CITY iESIULATKMIS ON PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY, WE HAVE DESIGNED A,LOOP DRIVE ON THE EIGHTH AVER$0 OF T1E OUIlDf*WITH A CANOPY IN CMR TOENNAKt T?* IWMf CF TK 15MOIN6. SM TW,rICOV AND THM FLOORS OF TK BUILDING MIRE D(SIA ED TO Of SET FURT)Ep BACK FROFI THE STWT IN ONDER TU PLUM W OCEAN VIEW F1iM EIGHTM AVtK9. TK USED ONE•SMY CAGY ON EIGHTH AVENUE IS A NECESSITY NOT ONLY FOR AN IMVItI 16 ATI`OSPIER# Ali TO VFWTIFY IM ENTRANCE TO THE OUILOM, GUT ALSO FOR th* PROVISKN OF A 94ACED ARA FOR GUEST ARAI- VALS AM TWE CONVENIENC1 OF VALETPAR NG TIME UNDERGROM GARAGE WAS OES"D SO AS TO NOT EXPOSE t)* WME PARKING ARIA TO rig k tK AND r9 IIAWTAIN A MACE SCENERY ON PACIFIC COAST r'NEi11WAY M FROVOW TtE COIF- AWINCE OF VALET PARCING. THE IS' A/M TO SFE GARAGE FRW TIE ALLEY AND J5*-G' MU LP AND MAN[" SPACE IN TI# THE LNKM 10IMD iSARAO* IS MIR rAAN STKIENT FOR flE VALET ATTEIOANT TOWOIK WITH WF APPOIECIATE THE APPROVAL OF OUR PRUCT by T)f DES1614 FIVIEW 50AW WE WOULD LIKE TO COOK ATE WITH THE CITY AND CITY PLAM1?113 STAR TO CONTM TO W IC OUT A KAUt M PWA C T *"CM WOULD KIN OEIEF I T FOR 00tH TK .*I tY AND T?E A1VE S TOR THANIK YOU SWIVAL Y YOURS. 15 % C;( Vl+ti�v�- SWICIN LEE. AIA 0"NSICNTATIVE OF APPLKAMT 17! NAN PATEL SL ,I, NtIN1NlGjON REAL I OEM~ 5fkv:l:tS P.O. Sol, 190 IRunYn& with. CA 9260 ep OUALATY INN Huntington Beach has been recognised as a beautiful city with breathtaking ocean views and a very long and extensive toast line . These and other features have made Huntington Reach a famous resort for tourists to spend vacation• and weekends . The proposed project would be able to serve not only city and surrounding area residents, but also tourist* and visitors of the Southern California area by providing then with convenient motel services . TIVe motel is proposed a Quality Inn, a franchise known for its high quality. The proposed Quality Inn would be lo- cated on the vacant land on the northwest cornet of pacific Coast Highway and Eighth Avenue. Conceptual approval has been granted by the Quality Inn franchise concerning location, site, and sehei3atic design. The 3-story motel project would provide 50 units of lodging with a contepporary lledlt,Xran architecture theme per city requirements . The driveway entrance would consist of a drive loop combined with a canopy . Under- ground parking with valet parking service would be provided with entrance through the alley. The drive loop would be lo- cated on Eighth Avenue with no driveway opening onto pacific Coast Highway so as to not promote the traffic load on P.C. N. The building is proposed to be not back 25' from Pacific Coast Higliway and 34 fit. fro& :r3-ghth Avvnue in order to reserve area for landscaping which would provide a more pleasing and greener 1 f+00 + •. view from the street. In response to the location and climate of the city, the landscaping would include paln trams and other landscape material subject to strong prevailing winds. In keep- ing with the ftditerranean these, the building would intlaft Spanish tile roof, white textured stucco wills, arches, balco- nies , bright accent awning, and other Common elements of the style . in order to promote a festive feeling, colorful banners would be provided on the canopy . The interior of the building would include a fountain in the lobby, a custom spa, an enclosed deck with breathtaking ocean views, and an eyecathinq glass ele- vator with a 180 degree view overlooking the ocean . All these featurls would influentially respond to enhance the city experi- ence . The project is to be located in a commercial and residon- tial area along Pacific Coast Nighway . On the east side of the property across Eighth Avenue stands n motels on the west side , a restaurant ; on the north side across from the alley, apart- oentst on the southeide across Pacilic Coast Highway, a condo development along with the coastline . This proposed project will not only enhance Pacific Coast Highway by providing a modern quality lodginq service which will attract people and business , but also will progress and promote prosperity to the City of Huntington beach . 7/31/85 LAARY R. VASTERLING 437 N.SAPPINETON 6LEMDALEo MO 1� .. CITY COUNCIL CHAMBER CIVIC CENTER VAW is 20M MA i N STREET .� �� HUNTINGTON BEACH* CA. 92648 �0apt" SUBJECT CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT 985-26 ON JUL4 22 , 1185 X RECEivC-Q EsTprc P URrz i S E Cow TRACT FRO IA, N A N PETS L F0� P'RO Ty (LOTS S 4 7 ON PC " I EW CLOSED) . 'TKE P141r91 5 IN VoLVE-D MADE NO PQIOR corn-ncer WITH mE comcf. niq THi S CoonAt-r OFFER BUT AN ENCLOSED L ETT%,. R 3N5rRUC,YSD ME TO DITHER 51;K CQ Wi l'1 EtE3EGTEs) ON THt GPRit• T COULID NOT ACCEPT rmlS OPFR S,wC( IT' RraeuinES 80 :ro OWW R PINtN C IN q , EE CR USE S USTRAtrIN q 1-m F atoi )y 40TE RND SALES COMFAISSIOMS FROM THE 091FUINq fF?ICE OF ZOO Oo0 DO" Apra WOUL:) LfWn A SALANCE OP -131 000 robLLARS rIJ ESCROW * X V "Q RowALD PA, ► jZtoN/ T}iE1R W-wT, AND ASR(b ABOUT 7 JE 80% oiov)Ei? FINA>VtING AND tfE roAID `> IR T NAM PATCL WAS A Mq W OP LIMITED m E A N S AND COULD Ndt^ /4f;Po RO Tb oP;ER M U C H M U IN. ALSO THF. Co WMA C` 00!tP:fRS m E NO sCc.WR I1 w . IF A17rE2 A r( ME THE 6 -)LlEit N(6ms REQUIRE NF COULD SL�L. TuE WFI.t- ANO oR 1tHE PEOPEZ1H g f�uIPrMIEUr Oro RECOOP HIS IDAWW PA4 mra,,T, AND T),lEw QUIT' CLAIM THE PRo PERTH . TNIE N r WOULD NEEa 7b RE PLACE T IE EQu jpTmENr To REVUE. iuq PRoKstT4 % = AM W%L%. 14 rA Tb (00P E ltAT* WIN THE FLAW N IW4 COMAi i s5sow o4 T415 MAMrc B U f' r FELL TW);r t SHOULD N0 i BE REQUIREb To ACCEPT` AN lAAbt QUFlrfi OFnQol AND I WOULD 8E OPPOSEZ ' 10 TWIS SPQCI AL USt PEt In I T U14 LESS Z` WOULD U �I YE N 0 K E TR SAVI)I NT TO ENABLE r'nE: 1-0 ViVELOP6 MH PR0PEj;T4j + �N CER4y ��41tEy Vl�ST 1.1 N 70• :tom► �4 � CA19 lean 6111 fU ar at a IMS s t MW OOM REAL ESTATE FUR'CH %SE �NfiRl�1 &ND RECEIPT IA W"?WW A MMM fM MOMM tT O 0110 ilO TICS/!A Ln"LY OPAdI O CrOItA11W.NMI?CAROV Y. _ Huntington Butch , Qsifernie July 170 . is fiecel�red f►orrt_ Ron a t• herein called Buyer, the swn of ThjUSAD11, And-_ n 01 t 0Q----w --m t• 411,•--•--- avrfarR ! I a sob*' ._.._.. erlderf►ced by cash C3.ceahiw's check C].or M. Ws onal ON 0 ftvWe to I►,A CA l Ibitrml� _�_ EstroW _CUMBY �. to to hold uncsihod until accept&K*of this altar, w d Mij on oxouinj o1 Wifift of JmQ Hundred ThQusa,f O n. Willa •.-.. .-.-._,._.__....M -• OaNen a• a e• for ftre pU10@ s of prap+rty. litwhd in H ur t i n Q t a p A!A c h . Ctyunty at or rh ._._...,. , Cali tit cfmrlbed al follows: L scri Rt _et�_ rr. nivA ...�j �t ...r -�.rrr��.. rr Leas d % la am r t. Suver will deootrt in escrow with d Mw blkv a of p arches price as folic llr 11 UR20 acceaUnce of his offer_ buve On 1,' i1t��"IAn Al _ E>�iLhl ont�x..Ssi�la�Qr�rd the Purchase Price aft hundrgd lb sleftd Qg11drf z. Prior to th._c1gsA f_ utror wit Rue ram_ intp. scrag to renra-tent 20% of the PUMNIR price_ 3- Se lAx- i W Gitcry !tack i i lit TruAt Deed in the mmuni of One Mundred_s ?houeand Dal llii at..Iftl _inLerfAf.,_AWrt &d nw&r a caitriod thirty art 1�R And A&vLle In 10.Y"M with..patrme.nis e_f__ L-4Q4.11 nor minLkjWd_Adr2 WL1Dlin Ramat of Si 5A M-83 At the and of IQ_... 4PurS ass! Prime is to include b_Lh 3.4 J81t Qer Ay Ud Ong MR11 1-610--All SUCUCA r g t.1 AGd All MjArXA1r „htS. �.>�•�nf�exp.i.tes_fin 10...d�rs�r._.is...�f�I��91.8,$_1Ad..1s.�catiCirigtr►.S�.uasn Lhe tel 1 er t l9ra_.!'l�d�t._ -- cance1 pro2ortYill so forth aloe+ &%if $synth arrd tatitMm of a fe"Um m1we M/ OU" M dire Nis. " oh w tirl~$. prig► Wk of abler plopmv, the ►watter of $11mclural pall 6"trol Imps 00, ra 001 alb vem"40 prooWttr to be ONSWded m Mt+e mb. 2 Oemot will :3 *0 not Y trt ►ntreoW w f _ __ _.. _ _ to = unthlrs ,._...._. daryt of Kcrptince of this offer J BuVer don :J con not :11 Intend to accupV tutblatt prclperty N his rojidente 4 The tupple"ienl/ initialcd rwlow Mt Incoetvmatril M part of this agrrtnsent nl•.« %lo�cluon' "gl C4f%IrOI t«l•l.eipl." AeroonMAl QttUdM%► Atrea il.wnt _ low IIIfull.wl 16ov O.atloiu.e VA Aff-rns i-e— t10pA In.u•�•'r� O.KI«ter. /MA Ae►.wn4.wrn/ ,,,�_..� - �....,.,,,�. _ , S eU1t1 jry au $Rtltr Kllnow1gLV rectiat of a Copy of this pace, which cun1111utn FMp t of�Patn. x + x x a *OAK 1/TAT 91000e01 10 TM 1104411904 avulplev To WV1M a%tt &L allays 0 TM GOWN►►loth MPMltN 00"Wky low AVT%MM V ?M'sS1Ar110AN11110OCXU%gNTor (JS[ 1" 't#WftETA Ct+iiN�wNttKENAp1�1K�1rlO��y+rtCt�.+Ipilhla/L�itaC�A1�AcOa�'A1,;0rtjbAN►0 r►ll; syatr. rAr�or r,,�y 1t0AftAIMatJ�M0$%.V NOA aM► 1rTAtS�h iM IWt 9 tC�rC TAAMW MAN as to Itilk ~i jttIV M�111�h01 �ERl�tl�d N�1 C01/r'lE okiviry OF A#4v r+�01►r$*" Ora T f?t3+>ti.''r `MAr113ACt10 011 CW ON TM 111T1"541 A1R t�M AM TONS �. ..— ---� of 0009lrn41111 _. _.. _ —._— -- -- eT�% REAL ESTATE P'U .':` cowrRAcT ANC! FOR ti TM tala�llfifti tlrr�rrn Itf1� oot�ditlMM Itlr It�riMyr . M tMtti Arcola a PM of illy) 6 Oft 6 sum and Swllet shall deaivi ti"d irlitnrCU M to the"Crow hoilido w��on lei don It"bow's Mompte oo W%OC + Shall provide for elo;ln4 tenlhen._ flu days from Soper's accamemet. feet&* hw to be pod it tolihm: --� doMt,8wrtat'Aa l sr..FscMM a Each to PAY his rep `u_.�..._ 7. Title it to be fret of bent+,encuMbrartcar+, eaaa+itwnts, rest►ietlorts, rights ant conidiliciM Of re-P-0►d or knantl to Seller,dow thin the follobersg 111 Current property tags. (1) t!wMants, condihom. rmtrilClsanl. Bond pvtllic utility #NwIlv" of reeerd, if any, p►o>roodeel the same do not aQrwrsely affect the Continued use of ifs property, for tttw puipows fw slAlrch it is prout+ily blhfq wed, unkm reaaanatNr drsapoptoaed by Buyer in writing wthen.., 0 dwys of receipt of a eutltettt preliminary fill* report Ournished at SAa and 13) Sella shall furnish 8uver of sal l r' c ertperwt a standard California land Title Arwoctahon policy itaued by 1st-Ashlar_ium_T1t14-_• Company. Showing title vestal in Buyer swb*.t only lathe abare. (f SNier 11) is unwIlirq or unable to eliminate any title matter disawotted by Guyer N above. Sella may ttrrt'lenate this agreello well, of (1) foil to doivv litie air at►otrw. Swf+t maw terminate this sWeer*tent, in either Cate, the deposit shall be returned to Buyer, 8 Prorwrty races, premiums on insurance,acceptatlle to duynr, rents, iratr.•trfst• end_..01l.,."'12All21__ shall be pro rated in of (al the bate of inofdattorr of deed:or (hI .. --At.-Clase.c E&cral!_ _ Any banal or atsessineni which •s a lien shall be pi°._ by _sec Itr _._ , 5 -ul:J' __,_Ihall pay cost of transfer tat+fi, of any ataltat� 9 Pctstession Shall tk defetrerwd to sugar(a) on claw of wserow, a4tsli M-AlLow 40 W dp W dart►t►~e4me of vokwlow fir (c) t0 Urlett mhotwite dt"i9nared in the! Pserow inttruettons of fluy►r, title shall vt'tt as fgdhgvn _TQ.Bar Gtl MIAM __inAlcm- w (The manner of taking title relay have stgnlficarnt 140 Now tax conlwrgwrtan thwelore, pee 0" now"ef trwefom go looarwewtion.) t 1 II Broset it a participant of a Board multiple Intenq service ("MLS-1, trw Broker is authetrtetf to repot t'fu Sale, its prrcr, taKfits, and linanCinq for the Information. hublicvson, dissemination.and ►Ae of the authrwtltd f3oa►d mirrnherl t? It Buyer fails to ample" Wd purdhalte at herain provided by -saw of wvy default of Buyer, Seller "I be rMeosed from his obliWian to tell thwt property to Buyer stied ft+M pros d &pilot suyl r upon My or ►»seemly which he may haw in tow or equity: grorrided, howtwrr, that by plat n9 their ifltitisk Melee SUVW: 1 1 t ! algree Meat Seller shall retain Ow dapWt aM hit liqukleted dern"n. If dw dwaibed prolperty► is a with no more than four units. and of which the Buyer intends to umupy re,his rftkbo=. holler *Wl tbltaieb a>l 1' ' delomo rs the deposit Kwa lly paid, or an attt'otant tfterefrom, not ronom term 3% of the purfdrate price o W pmaWtly return any elitxat to Iluyer. 13 It the only coititrover%v or claim ttrtvM►#n the pampt -reset out tat of relates to It* tlrspoaltlon Of the Buyer's deposit, such torsltt)vtrsy of claim shall at the election of 1t1e patent X deClti+d by arbitration Such Mbetratlon shall be delernwnetll in accordance Mlnth the Rule% of the Amerces+ Amiltation Association, and tudgrownt twon ttte award rrndtt"d by the Artmtrator(s) may eq entrted in any court havrnq turmliclion theteol The provisiEwn of Cate of Civil Procedure Sectu►r 1283 05 shall tit w plleabk W aueh artrtration. 14 In,tnV a't,un w Ursa red!f1q a►its n(l 0111 of In,%ag formvnl, th•pirva,long part hall lMentrflt'tl tp rNlcXsaMe allomty'1 feet and CQtt1 Is Time is no eh• t"11rr4'r• All mrirlihCahUn1 rtt toltemsom ♦hall 1►e oil ,vr.itinq s q,r•rl by the parltet 16 Thit conoithlut►t an offer 14 purchase the detCt►twil penswtty Unless tcrptare(r it ts"d by S►Ilet and the signed ccm)V delevaed to %%iyrt, In Isar if by rnaa to th tr%% limp", Wthin_ —da,s. this offer shall tr titremed revcAtel and the deposit shalt Not rwtur lug Scion eceipt of coos heo"ecf By 7/29/85 ft I Ellett oke► T 1t L�Mrtits — tltt,ye•_._ _ - sr MPj yyn fild-K-lie-AchAdrlrat 1860a.Main St-+_ Ste__Z80 A Ttlelthome _ -10. 8424556. _. Telec►htx+e __ __._ _-._• _ ACCEPTAWCE The ur10e1lrgned Seller uctpts and agrees to loll the M(vowily on the ati nve trims and conditions, yrllet ha tfnptoywd_MA 109 lnlcftsLpL'tLLPrOptr-Litt -.. m Jrowerhl and agaves to part' for tlorrices the run of t>we�t�e._Thousand--ind.no(1Q(J-.�-_- ----•-----•---tDO&I (3 t* QM:0a" 1,Moble w follows. (#1 Or: recordation of the dates of otlte+ evidence OWN.ov IN l(cornpliol-in cot sale is Prevented by dtfault Of Seller.upon WW'sclefoult of Ic) if campl•tron Ct lade Is prtvented by dwfawli of lure", only of and whets Sell". colleen dome"lfom duyet,by Wit m ot'heievo r and tVten in an arnount nol I.tt than one hall o► the clamant recovered, but not In exceed then ahore fee, after lord drductend filk and ererow Ilupe th• oittienses of collKlion, of any In any action ttetwowtn Broker irKi Witt afrUng GKit of this iq►etrnMtt. the prevarrling party shall sae to teasatab+e atlnrr+es-N to" and costs.The ur+dotstpsed Kknawk,4n rKerpt of a copy and autiol000 es Stokerls)to d?liw a sip+edcMy to Suyw. Dated - -- _ Telrphw" WI& Adrtivst_....••r---.-- SIMlr - — lrrHer'.11 AV" to" t-7.egoenl Brolref. - - - �-rtratre► w Co "LI`IONS Of"APPIR : All Conditions of Approval for Conditional Use Permit No. 83-21 and Tentative Tract No. 11417 (Nevisod ) r:hdll remain t ettect . 2 . e peject shall be subject to current park and re eation t a ( knolution No. 5072 ) . A-3 Gent Plan Conformity 85-1 Appl i t: Publ ,tc forks Request, Street vacation �►f Las Patos betwe Sims � Lynn Streets A-4 General Plan onformity 85-5 Applicant : hu is Works Request: Street cation north sid of McFadden Avenue went of the 405 Freeway. A MOTION WAS MADE BY F:RSKI AND SE: ND BY MIRJAHANGIR 70 APPROVE GENERAL PLAN CONFORMITY 85- AND .NE;RAL PLAN CONFORMITY 85-5 BY THE FOLLOWING VOTE : ' AYES: Rowe , Schuman:tier 1. engood , Erskine, t;i r lahang i r NOES: None ASSENT: ilinchel 1 , Po r er ABSTAIN: None MOTION PASSED B. ORAL COMMUNIC IONS AND COMMISSION ITS. Tony Can rnt2rt , representing flWC/Vaiiderwou `Palm Court ` , r"ques d that the Commission diacuns the cc) itions set torch in th July 2 , 1965 Planning Commission Meetin regarding con tions numher 20 h 29 . lie also wanted to rc iew conditions of pproval for conditional Use Permit No. 85-2 n her ( 1a ) s ating that ( If ) stiould bey incorporated into ( la ) nn Iternative . The Co mmisaion requested staff to revie the tapes before this item is brought before the City Coun l to reflect the true Intent of the Planning Commission . ITEMS FOR PUBLIC HFARINC C-1 CONDITIONAL. USE PERMIT NO. 85- 26/COASTAI. DEVELOPMENT PERMIT NO. 85-11 Applicant : Nan Patel At the Plann �nq Commission meeting of July 2 , 1985, the Commission continued Conditional Use Permit No . 85-26 , a request to construct a 52-unit motel with a Special Permit , and requested that ►,he applicant subpit a revised plan showing the driveway rawiplto the subterranean :parking with a cc2s6 from 8th Street instead of the alley , and provide additional information regarding the fttsibility of consolidating and inte�rltinq the adjacent 50 toot Kids lot with the motel developsrent par e P.C . 7-1ii-NS t2947d ) 41 ' i Staff has reviewed the rovined plan and feels it is now a pore efficient site layout of circulation and structure doeiyn. The subterranean parking has been revised to provide a loop system for better circulation . Intense landscaping is being recowended in the front setback because the ramp encroachment eliminated a portion of the tront landscaped area . The Public works department reviewed the revised plan and recommends approval . THE PUBLIC HEARING WAS OPENED Ron Pattinuon , Development consultant hired by Mr. Patel , stated he was not available to attend the last Planning commission Meeting . He said the applicant concurred with all the conditions except condition no. 4 , which requests the applicant to make an effort to consolidate the hotel development with the adjacent 50 foot lot . He further indicated that Mr . Pate '. is not able to afford thiE property. Mr . Pa t t i nson said his hao contacted the owner of the property, Mr . Vasterline, to mak,tt an offer on the property. Mr . Vasterline proposed a price of $ 380, 000. Mr . Pattinson made Mr . Vasterline an offe!t of $2000000 which Mr . Vasterline rejected. Simon Lee , architect , spoke in t;upport of the project . He supports the changes staff had recommended . Mr . Vasterline, owner of 1-he adjacent 50 foot lot , in responding to Mr . Patt inson said the maittct of the price of the property was up for negotiation . He commented on the two oil wells located on the property stating that one of them was able to be put into production . He stated that his intentions are to reactivate the well . He requested that it this project is approved, it mutual ramp between his property and the project proposed be developed for future development of him 50 foot lot . commissioner Po_ ter asked Mr . Vanterlint about che► oil well production on his property. Has he any type of an agreement .with an oil well company to put the wells back into production. Mr . Vasterline stated no , but has 1004 of' the mineral rights to th " property. There were no other persons to speak for or against thy► proposal and the public h4paring was closed. commissioner Erskine quiried staff in regards to Mr . Pattinson 's testimony , should the offer "de to Mr . Vaster l iae for the purchase of his property be xubmi t tee: in written form. Bub Sangster responded that soRe kind of docurent in writing would hi! better for negotiation . Commissioner Schumacher asked what it the property owner never reapone,?d to an offer , concluding there would be no way for thr. applicant to respond to the condition . (;zg P .C . 7-15 - 85 -3- ( 7947d Fand ommission discussed requiring a timeline within which to make eturn an offer . Commissioner Schumacher stated that a person cannot be forced to respond . Chairman Livengood suggested that a number of days should be given for a tampons* and if there in none let the project stand as submitted. Comwissioner Rowe said there should be a strong effort to consolidate the parcels . He stated condition No. 4 should stand as a condition of approval . Commissioner porter stated that he liked the project but not the fact that it leaves a substandard and undevelopable lot . He agreed the two lots nhakild be consolidated. commissioner Mirjahangir aisagrevd , stating that the applicant mhoulo not be forced to buy this expensive Niece of property. Chairman Livengood stated that condition No . 4 was fair to both the applicant and the owner of the 50 foot parcel . He suggeated that condition No . 4 be reworded to require an offer of a fair price and ! if the seller does not take the offer to let the applicant go ahead and build. Commissioner Schumacher suggested that Mr . Vasterline and the applicant get together to come to an agreement . Commissioner Erskine agreed with Commissioner Schumacher , but ided that unless a written offer is required and the Commission receives evidence of what that offer was , the Commission does not have any j basis upon which to decide . He added the item should either be denied or continued until such has been provided . r Commissioner Schumacher agreed to continue to give the applicant time to make an offer . She also felt the lots should be consoIidatPd. Attorney Sangster stated that if this item is continued the applicant should come hack with all documents r+warding escrows dealing with this lot . A MOTION WAS MADE PY EPSFINE AND SECOND BY PORTER TO CONTINUE � CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO. 85-26JCDASTAL DE%'ELOPMFNT PERMIT NO . 65-11 TO THE AUGUST S , 1985 PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING BY THE FOLLOWING VOTE: AYES: Rove , Schumacher , Livengood, t:rskine , Porter , Mir )ahangir NOES : None ABSENT: winrhell ABSTAIN: t►one= MOTION PASSED JP P .C . 1--16-65 •4� ( , 7d ) A ON WAS MADE BY MINCHELL AND SECOND BY ERSKINE TO CON E �^• CON TIONAL USE PERMIT NO, 65-29 PER THE APPLICANT ' S REQUES TO THE JULY 6o 1985, PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING BY THE FOLLOW1 , OTY: AY2S: give, Winchell , Schumacher , Livengoodc Ernki Mkr jahangi r NOES: None ABSENT: Porter ABSTAIN: one MOTION PASS O C�-5 TENTATIVE RACT MAP NO. 84-•1210/CONDIT NAL EXCEPTION NO. + ' 85-17/COAS DE'�ELOPMFNT PERMIT NG. -12/NEGATIVE•• DECLARATION 85- 33 Applicant : Te and 01 a Stavros Tentative Parcel Map No . 84-121U and oa$tal nevelopment Permit No . 85--12 is a request to cii ' de a 24 , 1 square foot ( 79 . 06 ' x 305 . 101 ) lot on the east side of Si . Scree approximately 350 feet north of Los Patos Avenue into two pa cels ithin the coastal zone. Conditional f:xpeption No. 85- a a request to :permit each of the two lots to Have less than the nimum 60 feet of Ltreet frontage (Sec. 9102 . 2 . ; one has 59. 06 eet of frontage and the other has 20 feet . THE PUBLIC HEARING WAS ENED John Lurcher , rhprese tino '.he applicant spoke in support of the project , fie toted hat the pro-sect comp • ed with the general land use . There we/WAADE er persons to speak ! or or ag root the proposal and the publicg was: closed. A MOTION BY WI NC11FL,L AND 'LCOND KY PGWt TO P11POVE TtNTAICIVf1JIF No . A4 - 1 1l•;C(1N0ITIOfihI, fXCt'N?' iU Nu. 85-17/COF1.011PFNT f f,'NMIT tin, P?5•- 1 Z/NEGATIVE: DE: PAT! Uf� NO. 85-33 WIONS BY THE FOLLOWING AYES: Rowe , Winchell , [Aver good , Erskine, Mir jahangir NOE . None A8 NT: Porter - Sch►.r+achei out cat the rooir A 'TA I N: None I CTION PASSED C-6 CONDITIONAL USE FERMIT NO. 85 - 16/COASTAi. DFVF.1.011MFNT PERMIT NO. 85 - 11 Applicant : Nan Patel Conditional Ube. Perm4 t No. 85-26 in con)unc. t ion with a SQc�ial Permit and Cogstal Development Perarit t:o . 85-11 : s a requtw to develop a three-story , 52-unit motel including a managet 'a Or. it and maid's quarters on a 0 . 45 net acre vacant sit* at the northwest 6 PC - July 2, M5 -16- U59d ! corner, of, Pacific Coast Highway and Oth Street . The Special Perwit request is to allow the encroachment of a canopy with support colutnna 10 feet into the requirea 15 feet exterior side yard setback from 8th . Street , for an 18 toot wide drive ramp in ,lieu of the regiiired 24 foot width requirement , and for 25 feet-6 inches wide driveway ai !,les in lion of the required 27 foot wide requirement . The propuro.-d motel protect is exempt fror.� environmental review because it is in conformance with the Downtown Specific Plan Environmental Impact keport pursuant to Section 15182 of the California Environmental Quality Act . Commissioner Schumacher stated that stir! does not like the method used for access to they parking arva. Shc asked if it was possifulo- t o design the ingr etin/e qt eus to ire- r,n the saint, i rig- of the chnlupy .. Scutt Hest; of 19t,if f r; t .et.ed that ae ces off I► Irif ic- Coast Highway tr; not allowed . Cumnlishioner Schumacher askvo about. 8th Street . silo ntateatl that she felt the ells-y is a huffer fcor residential . Mike ,Adams of staff stated that it can be designed that way, but will lose a portion of the landscept. nuf f er in front . If the applicant keeps the plan of parking in the rear , we will preserve the landscaping on pacific Coast Highway . Commissioner Schumacher stated t.hat she would liko to see plans with access off 8th Street . THE. PUBIIC HEARING WAS OPENED Ken Moody , former owner of the property , spoke in support of the project . Michael 'Thomnson , owner of the property behind the project , stated that he l i k eR the d,�, i gn but. is or.posed to the access through the alley . Margaret. Wilson stated that she l tk.e_a the design of the• project and feels it will enhaner the area . She Mated cnnrf-rn , however , to th" access off the alley . F)at Standby spoke in total support of the projer_ t . Simon Lee , ptolect archetect , spoke in support of the project stating concern about the conditions of approval of the Conditional Use Permit 85-26 No . 1 letter (b ) requesting that it be only 18 feet . He also stated concern for condition no . I (c ) stating that a valet will be handling all parking for this area , and no . 4 stating that the property owner is requesting too Ligh a pri ,•- for the land . Larry Vastil spoke in opposition of the project stating that the idea of the Downtown Specific Plan was to consolidate all of the parcels . There were no other persons to speak for or against the proposal and the public hearing was closed. Sivicin Gee , archetet:ct , stetted that he war still opposed to condition 04 . 0 PC - July 2, 1985 -1,7- t2051�-d1 Commissioner Erskine stated that he felt the Frolect was very beautiful but added that it violated the intent of the specific plarla In regards to consolidating all lot3 along Pacific Coast Highway. He stated that condition No. 4 should be enforced because the extra 50 foot lot next door would eliminate the driveway and turning radius problem. Commissioner Mirjahangir stated that maybe there were too many units on the site . He suggested eliminating some of the units to solve the parking and traffic circulation concerns . commissioner Schumacher stated that she would like to see the adjacent 50 toot parcel incorporated into the project . She stated that she also did not '_ ike to see the applicant held back because the adjacent property owner is asking to high a pride for the parcel . She stated that she liked the plan but feels there will be trouble with the traffic and parking problem. The Commission requested that this item be continued due to concerns with the parking , access to the pro3ect ' s parking, and the consolidation of the adjacent 50 foot lot . A MOTION WAS MADE SY SCHUMACHER ANT` SECOND BY ERSKINE TO CONTINUE CONDITIONAL USE PERMI NO. 85--26/COASTAL DEVELOPMENT PERMIT NO. 65-11 TO THE JULY 16 , 1985 PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING BY THE f0I.LOWINC VOTE: AYES: RowF- , Ninchell , Schumacher , Livengood , Erskine , Mirjahangir NOES: None ABSENT: porter ABSTAIN: flone MOTION PASSED C-7 TENTATIVE TRACT NO. 12410/CONDITIONAI, USE PERMI? NO. 85-20/NEGATIVE DECLARATION NO. 85-18 A nt : Casa Linda Development Co . Tentative Tract No. in con )uncti Conditional Use Permit. No. 85-20 and Nega ec on No. 65 -18 „ is a request for a one lot subdivision on 0 acre site for the purpose of constructing 20 airspace nhomes . appl ic.int is sgeek inq two special permit reque for the developrrie of the project : reduction in tur g radius from 25 feet to pet ( Section 9791d ) , and reductio building separation for units s by side from 20 feet to 1 eet ( section 9362 . 7d ) . PC - July 2 , 19$5 ( 2859d ) 1 .004 0 HNNUNItIN Bach PlINoiNg Commission P.O. rax 190 cALIFORWiA �r Date r NOTICE OF AC~lIJV Appl i cant : NAN Fir,;EL 3791 GArnE11 (i;�oVF. BLW) , GAnuEN Gr.on ,926111 Subject : CONDI1IONAL USE P1. "MI ' NO . 8`-2' COA,3TAL (1EVELVIIEt1i PL1,1111 NO . u�` 11 � Your application was acted upon by the Huntington Beach Planning Commission on r 1 r and your requust was : Withdrawn Approved __.. Approved with Conditions (Soe Attached ) Disapproved Tabled Continued until Under the provisions of the Huntington ©each Ordinance Code , the action i taken by the Planning Commission is final unless an appeal is filed to the City Council by you or an interested party. Said appeal Faust be in writing and must set forth in detail the actions and grounds by and upon which the applicant or interested party deems himself aggrieved . Said appeal must be accompanied by a tiling fee of one hundred and sixty- five ($165 ) dollars and be submitted to the City Clerk ' s office within ten ( 10) days of the date of the Commission ' s action . In your case, the last day for tiling an appeal and paling the filing fee is „A11rsW 2 t 15 111 G'i • Provisions of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code are such that any application becomes null and void one ( 1 ) year after final approval , unless actual construction has s tar t*d . Very truly yours, .James W. Palin, Secretary NO. .0 Huatillr too Beach P1811int commissish 04 P.O. BOX I" CALIFORNIA $2646 Aticltt� t 0 1 (' 8 8 7 91 Ca r ( , ► r ( : o Cardvr, Cr t,vv , ('A t, 41 i SUSJFC'I I (: ':Al. l ;: I I' F .'" : I 1:0. E : i'j('C+i,.`7AI- Vi'I,OI'':F !; . 9Fr.,uI r ion c- f a 5& -un1 ' J ot ( l ►dith t�cla1 rr- i t r ►'vur':- t. fur er..croact.r.( nt of ►:1 runc,p), 1 t) ' int ++ t_h r +-t}+: tr I ' ' ,.ytr.rior rn�: • t ��r is rc•(;uct i +ar in c. riv►' ais » Idtl.S , f i c t'Oa p t t '•' , l . '; tl(' ►'rtcr ���1c� ; rlf r t '. '.� :. Intl tcjt i un► :�c•I �•t' rrtnall}• tt11 tc� 5 1 r f t i x r I pt ,I 111►_' I : t::lobt run i Vl: an(; rr. itrl tt:- r •rir. + tit r �,nf,• of t nu , 2 . A of t o wic:ti:s I ror' J f eet tc7 2`, inctit'S I :• f1,.•C•'f-tObl Inc(► it pf.,rt. •lin:: to t h v +ut+' +'rraJ1►'cIII }',ll IJ, := truk:t (: r wt I c h I:7 l:: l.'(! for VAeL parkink3 3 : h(. prupo:,t!(. %7.4, ltlt lrm.: a I ! t: i Ir (.'ntzA t; u t-he (jeneral health , w►' 1 f ,+ re , .;afr-t y ant: cat t ),v neigtiborhrod or Cit in c+.•hc' ral , tint in }utious to tho• valu,- of awiacc►nt a . tuft ct is ctan:; r :; te►it* with ob)r•.►CLIV vs of tire I)owntuwn Sprc, : tic Flan in aetitevint�, a dvv�,•lc,pn:(-►it adapted to the natltr .) I, lartct tt-atures and c•urpat itrle with the nurrqunuing ' l'r1�'it r(7ri� ►':l t :+ r � II FINDINGS FOP COAS-1AL t)I-:VE1,01)ML117' PUPf'1I 'I' 110. 85- 11 ; i� � 1 . The propr-rd 52 - unit r (;t • I is con r, irtent. wIth thf, (.it ! 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'.• �C's ' lr , , .. i.t-. , ( �• ,t + (t: C. 1`'.cat+' I t' � + r t: . E? , 11 ! ti' i`rC!E`U:;t;'c: t t. r •'• -::L(`I }' Rr.,�_ t: i:{� r t C I , 1, t .. .• ••.• Cl )'C (: tr' C • r I cri+ays ,�nc .3 f .•l l + , 710(1 U Sf., S 111 1 E;arf",(_)r11 ;1t:.`= r'r3flllt'r . E';1r �: In � i]( flit: 'rej)ose uvt.' 'w' I ll ilot cr(.'ilZf! l:tlutlt' t r d f I 1 C E`I r"s I f 1-i r I ont-d as 1+t t'..,wr I hft(l in th+' attach) .4: crm,,(3i t i ul,s (A ,` pprova 1 . r .3 c. COtlD1110N.9 OF Al'rK�VAI, cOMATIOVA1. USE te(). 55-26 : 1 , -1he si to plan date l Elul }• 1 1 , 1905 , and i loc!r plans, and. cl -vat ion: dated Junc. G , 1985 shall ht, r i,vinc•(l anri submitted for rt-view and approva) I.ol, tale Mann i :iq Di r •'c:! ur rot l (acting fol lowinq on ; f i cat i un : .�•s'' a The drive apprcia (1 :; on 801 . St sl;aIl conform to ' 1,ubI is ► r �;:; !;tan(:,ird-s . b • 'I1,0 Gr i r'artlI) t G t ho sub 3vt cat. parl: i ny shad I riot exceed s1of � . 1 C J061tIotiii1 circ:hit •.cturaI irv•1t.r;"'t•nt Z, 1oncl 0,e north evat ic,ri , suct .-1 1n:- r 4 inr)o:;.; or E,ra ] t inq horizonta l tILlrid.; , :;1.a 1 1 t ► ci'; i r)t•d .. �i . 5�. t ! �Ic►: f irf t f I u o r r,f structur t from, altimate rear ►-ropo. rty 1 inl' . , ('r;I"I f 1 t tlii 1 ( 1 dr1 t !,o jid ]aCc'sct. 1 Ctit Can 1)e I tit (•Urato-d Into tt-i- ci Iciprc'n 'I and t h v ad1,1c nt 1`.ilklIIl lc.t 2 . `.'alet. Carkirli :;hall I)c' tit il all yoar round . 3 . 1• t arc.' 1 it. ti'(' c11111 I I ;'(- r(1•'(1 1`r 17r tC• the I :",'.;.`ir1Ct-• 0I : ►1iIdim: 1`•' Iftit !. fo! con:; Iliiiatinu ( It(- existinc, ,' r 4 . 1 ! 1 1'.a I 1 f f •'I t (1 ll'tlli i r c' t.t1It! ad jacclnt 50 � t,r,t. wic;-. lcit ,anti : ri ► ••rtr .;t t• ini. r, tht• ru + •.' 1 do.!veIopmer,t . If t1,t: :(,pl 1cimt I .: u Fiat) I �. t c: t'tcqui14 t lti :; (>ar a 1 v t L r of of f r anc; i on :41al 1 1 utlrt; t tc. d to the Def,artr,enL of Pc,v(. I oI r,tc•rlt. S�, r i cor, . 5 . A c ►ta 1 1 1 1 :nc r,c_apk. 1 l an .inrt spr tnk lt'r plain -Aral 1. be in accorrcinc. w i t h -.h-, Co nLowrl Lanriscape Gu i d1 ? I ines , includin thc?, u,;t, o14 - xt •;i1.� IV1, 1)erning in t. tit-? I r o n t s��thack area along Pacific Cc,,i ;; t Ffirihl .tip' ; and shall fl•.• -;lfbmi t to-d anU approved t 1'.(.• i?41':i'' 1 J1;1' �'rl'. fig- r" �' 1 ('•': and Public is t-orks Departruhts p. for to Ole ISSUa11VC.. of building pormit : . ;rat. erIaIS 1�a1 lct indic,-itinn f inal crtlOr .-.hoict':, of the t1li : _riiI,o -,, t •,rl :il :' and yin ,lCchetoct.ur �i I fit'r: irJri COn:ilutF_'nt with I ltc., r,r(-)pr)!;l.,c! !lctwrito:rn :.( rc•i f is Plan archoct_11raI guidelines trU: t 1,io submi t, t o(i for review and approval by t fie Devel oilmen t sr'rvicr, Piroctor priot- to ttie issuaric- of t.)uiIding permits , ' 7 , 1'rovi � ietur r;i:St 1W m,,rlt' to butter the motel from file adjacent oil operat inn , and are ,; ubject to review and Approval by the Eire qnd Development Services DeparLment . M M 8 . An autoina t I c spr ink l er sy.rApm approved by the Fire Depart mer ' sr,all be iiivtalled throughout the complex per U. F. P . A. S'landard 13 . This system must tie wipery ised per Fire Department Standards . n . A wer;• stan(ipiliv :;y:; trlu approved try th(• Uep ;r;,nt shall 1 e I~ti1:. ! �� 11t rl it] t_1«► stairways and is to comply ��`!l� Uniform Building coce stanoard,; . 10 . An alart• apprcv(�d by the Fi ;r+ ► oparinvent shah be inst,ailerl throuvhollt tier Uniform Fire Codas Standards . 11 • 't'�) ��rcor.:r(Jt:�stt! .h� flit:• Of an atrhulancr- (Jurney , (_very fluor served by Qlt?witors :,hall have acre_:;, tot at leapt , one . elevator Fitt I, 1no ;, vAnlr^tin 1nviclt' Cur hlatfor .i, of six f (_'et , o iyht inc_ ),o.-, wide by four Teet , throe a nr.h(:s deep with a ninimurr c! oar uponina wi0th of fort !-tWO Ancne:- . 1 6- , 'Ih(r :�, ;. t r :,y:.t . m vmr, t. he uptirctded to l'rclvide a f i re flow of ' 3 , 506 (.1T . 1.'--, • f 1 r' ,• hyc rant :)- art' to ()(' in area:; approved1 t,l the F ! r r t rr(?tit , t 3 . 7h(- ,; La I rv,iy r.•nrl (),ur ..• (oil Lh--2 rout h s ido must inclu(le a corri.tle)r (n tht• (:round floor 1 -:adincJ from the stairway to the t�x+. t_rior (1f the t-,uildin(; or the - -airway can exit directly to tht• south sicie t�xtt.rior . 14 . rt'(iu 1 rV(: f (ir !_T1k• sj.: ',/ Ioun(at. on t. hc- roof : no c)I i ('(, t i (:n 11;i11 be. pavva f:nr C1t }' dt1(iii ! (i• T,', (Iov AC)1 t },.� i 11 .:t� 1'a ti t� the rnt ire ded i ca t.ea a1l.r.v froi C `_ t1 . ;t. r( rt to L1' r,crt-h we-::t('rIy 1)roparty litter . • if . 'Ii,4> curl) ind out t.(-r 'ilnnti Pth . S' r t -tics 11 tie constructcc: at i� , ( f �'�•t. from t l;t' t':'!it "!' 1 lrit� t. C) i. C'CO!?�i��(l(;��tC fUtUri' perpr.ridicular narking whon Ath . SLrt�(?t is cul -de-saced . 17 . foot, wide 1,ublic tltllltios (vase ont is requirtI16 t ohind the 16 . 1.n A inch r- inl ;,ur w ,I,c•t r„ai1) :.hellI 1,e (_onstructed 'in bth . St rant . A c.t-wor n„1in sha11 :,c crm.,, truk:tec1 in 6 t h . Street from Pacific CoaF-A Picot.;av to tilt! Or,3n(,t! County Sin . tatic>n District Sewer Trunk in Ualnut hY(,nuvv and C01MV_-Ct aL an appproved locatiotl . 20 . Any abandoned o i 1 ,.o 11 .; :',ha 11 1)o me(! i f ieu as regU i red 1)y ttit! Firo� t�evarLment Prior co r_f.t,• issuanc(? (it huil(iinq' permit;( . • I 11 . Lc'w v1ume head; sht-ill be used on all showers . I 2: , A11 huilnin(3 poi is such ar unu.nable I cl►er , wiry, pi f)e and n the z surplu-; or unusable materials sha31 tie 61spu3f!d of at an l cat i-site isrea equipped to hariryl(= there, 23 . F'nerny-(?ff ic ion t l ightiny shall lie ,,lacci in open space i, reas . 24 . A u0l.11t (! :,t; i1 : �irl�, 1y; 1 .. . jall be r�Irt-E,i,rv-rl t:- (,� � -; 1 , t �•rt�d sail :, vrl jinef?r . V, i : tmi-ilypir shall include on-site :,_lmpling atlrt idi) I-Atory tcstlntj (it frittl•11 �11 :% t. ri provie; ' det.all C � t'ORrtIn(:it ions r4-j"�rtlin . grisdin(1 Cht•f!"1V111 �SnG ilf: l rr1L, , 'rti I utidatlons , rr•tainjntj >r'i,11 :? , n t r t::' dna 25 , i1if► PI anti l rig !..'oiir v l :;-`; i on ro-,:;(:-r vt•:; t i-,t• r i �jh . t0 r ev(A.e th e& ConciitioniiI U:sc r,r•rr, i I I f any vic,lat ( t ti rit th�s(�' condi ` ions ur thy► Puntin11tt)n -1C r (3inarict. cc)(it r,c'cur : . I hori- k,y t:•ert I f y !:hi,C C Ildi : tm�jl Pi,r ;" i L 13'_, - 26 and Coar,,taI DO-Vt' Ioprk, nI ft ir, lt wii:, III,(�t ()Vt'r: tly ' tit• Plaw, in,j C'nmmis: eon tlf ttI CI t �,' 1 •1 Nllr"f. l nqf furl Ps-ach on r'tl:C3U'' t 114E;j ily 0,0 forego. inU ('1 t a t 1 ore: .Irl(� CtiMi I C I ntl : Slnc�•� r �• 1 y , .)ar ter. P.`I 1 i r: F cr t C-lr hrv�•1 o f•r,.n c►..•ry t c p E I, I ,i i I ,.... a.► �cs �cyxtlwSiCM �t�Nhctly t 1.iOf' MAYSrUK AND ORK .�Qawwc w rw•�, . Ji 15 1 i:� �t ..• ..wc.c •.w. �. .� tiG �� •t c.•: tov. of 4ch E,%t-li(1Lti1+► W*D,% �..• t..�...t w L ... n•� Aut3ust 13 , 1985 Alicia M. Wentworth, ' City Clerk Cit}, of huntington Beach 2000 mitin Street Huntin.3ton Beach , California 92648 Re : Appeal to City Council of Grant of Conditio:al Use Perm-A No. c5-26; Protect Site : 800 Pacific Cor.st }fichway Dear l+.s . Wentworth : Pl,ase be advised that this rf f i ce represents Larry R. `;asterlinc , the 1.)wner c j the vacant lot on the northwest bnundarl of the above referenced pro3ec. site . On August 5 , 1985 , the Planning Commission granted the ;%bccve re :er- enced Conditional Use Permit ove_, the objections of Mr . Faster ling . Actor-iinaly, notice is hereby given that Mr. Vaste.ling i^tends tc appeal the decir :cn of the Planting Comm s s i or to the full City Council. . The general ground !or the appeal is that the proposed development of a 52 unit motel upon the proiect site will have a detrimental impact upon the value of Mr . Vas;.erling ' s property. Specifically, Mr . Vasterling objects to Item No. ( 1 ) cif the Planning Commission Pind:nos in this regard, which stated that the development mould not have a detri- ment-al impact upon the value _:f the property in the vicinity of the prc,, ect Site . A local ordinance requires a minimum parcel si;ce for develop- ment with a 100 ' frontage on Pacific Coast Highway . Mx . Vasterling ' s property only has a 50 ' frontage on Pacific Coast Highway. A Taco Bell restaurant is situated on the northwest boundary of Mr. Vasterling ' s property. Thus, the proposed developnw.nt would leave Mr. Vasterling with an iso- lated 50 ' wide parcel which he could not develop on his ovn . His only alternative would be to sell the property to one of his existing neighbors. Unless Mr. Vasterling is granted Lr� some relief from the provisions of the ordinance requiring 14CA Ms. Alicia Wentworth August 13 , 1986 Page Two a 1Q ' frontage rn Pacific Coast Highway, the approval of 0 3 g } • PP the proposed project w-, 11 , in effect , result in a "taking" of Mr . Vasterling ' s pr:7,peity without just compensation . Therefore , Mr . %Ias:erI :.ng ' s appeal is both necessary and Lpprop.iate . Kindly please set the matter for a hearing before the City Council , and advise this office of the date thereof . We would like the opportunity to submit a written brief to the � Coun.--il in advance of the hearing date . Please do not set the matter for a hearing between August ?9th any' September � 8th, becaure I will oe out of the office duri , �: '`,at time and unable to appear on M. . Vasterling ' s behL.' . I Thank you for your anticipated courteF and cl . nr.vation. Sincerely yours , MATTSS U-F:-�AND OR R t by ROBER': M. ORR RMO:bb cc : Mr. Easterling I j i f Publish AUS"t 2ss 1965 •' nN PURLIC MUM A,MAL TO kLANNIM CONKISSION APMOVAL Or CONDITIOUL USI PnMT 85-26 NOTICE 15 HER-7BY Gl*,---Y t'At a public hearing will be bald by the City Council of the City of Huntington Beach, in the Cout,ci l Chimbe r of the Civic Ccnter, Huntington B•.,ach, at the hour of 7 :30 ?'.y. , or as soon thereafter ah possible on Tuesday, the 3r3 day of Septexbe., 1985. for the purpose of considering an appea:; to the Planning Coaulasion's approval of a request to permit cunstruction :)f a 5&-unit motel on a 20, 000 square foot lot with a I special permit request for encroachment of a canopy 10 feet into -tie required 15 ioot exte.for sie.e var3 setback acti for a reduction in drive isle widths. i All Interested persons are invited to attend said hearing and express thai. opinions for or agaInat said appeal . Further inf omat ion aay be obtained from the Gff ice of the City Clerk, 2000 :lain Street, Huntington beach, California 92649 - (7/14) 536-5227. Dated : August 16 , 1995 CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH By: kl.icia M. Wentworth City Clerk dro SNCT Cc Of Pt �.• . w . ' COVD&M NAL USE NO . 95 •'426 P(N.A0 Apfl icant : ' COAS' AL D_rV_r.CPMF:J': PEI :10, d5 . 11 (,'�pP.�.,,.,Q� NAN PATEL NOTICE is H :NGd: r, : F,; thatla relic tearing Ni11 r e ;held GAEore thN aunt inaton Beac ?it, r-i ,- — r'►rW"-&.,of Lor the purpose of cons id r inq S%4rI o t-0 * ttque,v~ to permit construction of a 52-un: 6., motel on a 20 , On0 square fro` :(,r with a special T:ernit re4Jest I )r '?iii. i :achrrent of a c; fncn: 10 fa•'C into the rec,uirt!d 15 fco' !' Xteri'or S : de jat d setback an for a reduc_ ion in drive i s 1/_' widths • or. t:: a r. r,)pos►c, r c;uest -oi 1 i .,eLd or; • :'upsday 1 in r: Council Civic C@lC� r ,l 2000 Main Street , ij::nr, in':_on teach , Cal ifcr n is 92643 , at wh:ch time and. place writ _e., and cr -il to stircjny will he pr ,�s►�ntec . I An F -: scr, c:i3ir i re:a ;l:: Ino tvis natter may :�:fi" i :' C•� _ 11'?:�: .,:i a : ' _it'1� t�: a�lrla?r , ( 7 14 ) 525 •-5 671 • C :;•? i : t: ��: ` � •? AC.'t i '. . tar en 'r, thi :i rtiqua= � , r.. ' .. •: U:, 1 .. 3 :i ..at� tJri� . a Cd: d i _ '1:CT::1TY YAP V • ' or 1 4_�t� ei oe CA r _ - \�, wS♦ ♦ �, .r ,J�r Imo."7� ,' y ' w r4 AM"Sto oVIS MOTICI Of PQNLIC li AIU 4G A?P4L Tb FLA1iN M COWISSION AP120TAL 0! CONLIITIONAJ. USE FOMIT 45-26 •- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public hearing will be held by the City Council of the City of HuntinStoa Beach, in the Council Chanber of the Civic Center, Hunt!ngton Peach, at the hour of 7:30 P.4. , or i!s soon thereafter as Not possible on wee _ , the jtd day of Septem:'er , IM5, for the purpc r. of cunsider:ng an appeal to thi planning Cummisaion 's approval of a request to peraic construction of 3 52-unit motel on a 20,0(GO square foot lot with a s�ecia; permit request for encroachment of a canopy 10 feet into the required 15 fort exterior aide yard setback and for a reduction as drive isle widths. .1.:1 interested persons are invited to attend said hearing acid express their opiniona for or against raid appeal . Further information aav be obtained from the Office of the City Clerk , 2001, M41. Street , Huntington ton beach, California 926411 - (716) 536-5227. .Ale Date! : august ;A, 1495 CITY OF HLNTINGTCK ALAC;i I 3:: Alicia M. Wentworth City Clerk `Iwo. : hlkgdYN belm"Sr1MI SAID w • ���� i r.t,C.1 't •.-•Y �t �.C. ♦t.^.►• •S' fir) "1303W HS�9 A IPVMIII "310d •- 1140 043e IFY100 `iCiJ J%n RI iI" 4p&LI And) PAS tro/j aaia.w CIA" Cli MArSUK AND 0K!L (1 u �� �� �� +� v.i►.L •�wOC NAti iv .OwG wu '! .CC .KOwwwp w ►+,► lru• �► G" OCtANGA'[ i �O.Cwt i.+ pww LONG S[ACM• CAS MA%tA► 9OW August 13 , 1985 Alicia M. Wentworth , City Clerk City of Huntington Beach i 2000 Main Strect Huntington Beach , California 92648 Re : Appeal tc City Council of Grant of Conditional Lse Permit No. 85-26 ; Project- Site : 600 Pacific Coast highway Dear Mi . Wentworth : Please be advised that this office represents Larry R. Vasteriing, the owner of the vacant lot on the northwest boundary of the above referenced project site . On .August 5 , 1965 , the Planning Commission granted the above refer- enced Conditional use Permit over the objections of Mr . Vasterling . Accordingljl, notice is hereby given that Mr . Vaste_ ling Intends to appeal the decision o: the Planning Commission to the full City Council . The general ground for the appeal is that the proposed development c: a 52 unit motel upon the project site will have a detrimental impact upon the value of Mr . Vasterling ' s property. Specifically , Mr . ''•asterling objects to Itest. No . (1 ) of the Planning Commission Findings in this regard , which stated that the development would not have a detri- inental impact upon the value rf the property in the vicinity of the project site . A local ordinance requires a rr.inlmur• parcel sire fL-r develop- ment r.••ith a 100 ' frontage on Paci ::c Coast HighvAy. Mr. Vasterling ' s property only has a 50 ' frontage on Pacific Coast Highway. A Taco Bell rests3rant is situated on the northwest boundary of Mr. Vasterling ' s property. Thus , the proposed 3evelopment would leave Mr. Va4terling with an iso- lated 50 ' wide parcel which he could not develop an his own. His only alternative would be to sell the props ty to one of his existing neighbors . Unless Mr. Vasterlinq is granted some relief from the provi =r ions of the ordinance requiring Ka. Alicia Wentworth Ausust 11 , 1985 Wage Two i I a 100' frontage on Pacific: Coast Highwzy, the approval of the proposed project will , in effect , result in a 'taking* of Mr. Vasterling ' s property without just compensation. Therefore, Mr. Vasterling ' s appeal is both necessary and appropriate. I� Kindly please set the matter for a hearing before the City Council , and advise this office of the date thereof , We would like the oppnr*unity to submit a writt(In brief to the Council in advance of the hearing date . Please do not. set o g the matter for a hearing between August 29th and Septe mber 8th, becau.e T will be out of the office during that time and unable to appear on Mr. Vast.erling ' „ behalf . Thank you for your anticipated courtesy and cooperation. Sincerely yours , I MATSUK AND ORR r By ROH£RT ORR RXO:bb cc : Mr . Vasterling I i `N00i hate of California n Norma Garry Necaaish beet . pt General Services 0023 •th. Street 121 'nth. Street "Cr4sento„ CA 95814 N. beach , CA 92648 H. deacho CA 023-170-08 024-123-04 024-124-01 R Ibard Doyle Alta roltz Huey Yfu Mu 206 9th. Street 15235 Cerisa 702 Scripps 9. beach, CA 92648 Gardena , CA 90249 Claremont , CA 91711 024-117-09 024-123-05 024-124-08 Helen Cowling Wilma Mossteller Helen Nosp 1828 Park St . 115 9th . St . 4628 Alta Canyada H . Beach , CA 92648 H. Beach , CA 92648 La Canada , CA 91014. 1 024 -117-10 024 -123-07 024 -124 -09 John Penfield Sylvia Augustine Surendra aarot 608 Walnut P. C. Box 2967 720 Pacific Coast hwf . N. Beach , CA 92648 Costa Mesa , CA 92628 H. Beach , CA 92648 024-117-17 0414 -123-08 024-124 -10 Michael Fosco Larr, Vasterling Johannes Poelhcuwer 714 Walnut 437 N . Sappington 4508 W . Balboa H . Beach , CA 92648 Glendale , MC 5312" Newport Bch , CA 92663 024-118 -10 024 -123-09 024 -124-13 Wi �iam Paxscn ;Nancy %!oore !nary Gardiner 11�9th . St . P . O . Bcx 257 4729 North '' th H. Beach , CA 92648 H. Beach , CA � 2648 phoenix, AZ 85013 024 -122-06 ,07 024 - 12: - 12 024-124-16 Orange Cst . Specialties Merle Mehler Margarer Cookereley 636 E. Chapman :71. 870 Reins Pd . 1036 Main Orange , CA 92666 Thousand Palms , CA 92276 H . Beach, CA G2648 024 -122-08 024 -123 - .: 4 024 -124-18 Carlos Hathaway John Thompson Nazmi Sl i 2737 Mendoza 6922 Church P . O. Box 756 Coata Mesa , CA 92626 H . Beach , CA 92642 LA rirada , CA 90638 024 -121-09 024-123 -15 024 -124-19 petty yigli Anthony Ursino State of California 907 Walnut 10:1 : Cowan Heights Dept . of Cen . Strvices K . beach, CA 92648 Santa Ana , CA 92705 Sacramento , CA 95814 024-122-10 024-1 24 -01 024 -125-01 Evelyn Cochran James Moxich 225 llth St . 28615 coveridge 1 ach , CA 92648 R. Palos Verdes , CA 90274 02W123-01 024-124-02,03 "drew Valaff Vol rit. Cochran K. Beach Psaitic E8.sch 12522 !. Adler 225 E#t. 712 Organ Ave. WhittiAc , CA 9C606 H . beach , CA 92648 H. beach , CA 92648 024-124-04,05, 06 897-050-01 ,02 S60 . Pacific House Bunt . Pacific Beach Hunt . Pacific Beach 132E N. Riverside Dr . 3182 Brimhall 4952 warGer 30 Pala Springs , CA 92262 Los Alamitos , CA 90720 H. Beach , CA 92649 897-050-03 897-050-14 897-050-25 I Hunt . Pacific Beach Funt . Pacific Beach 1 .1801 Hivhview 21821 Seacrest Santa Ane , CA 92705 H. Beach , CA 92646 897-050-04 897-05C-15 Hunt . Pacific Beach Hunt . Pacific Beach Hunt . Pacific Beach 114 La Porte 1372 Apsley 21062 8rookhurst La Cdnada , CA. 91011 Santa Ana, CA 92705 H. Beach , CA 92646 897-050-05 897-050-16 897-050-27 Punt . Pacific Beach Hunt . Pacific Beach Hunt . Pacific Beach 3036 Capri 79.15 Southwind P. C . Box 6625 Costa Mesa , CA 92626 F . Beach , CA ? 264E Ft . Valley, CA 92708 89i-050-06 897 -050-17 897 -050-28 I I HL.. ,,�� pacific Beach Hunt . Pacific Beach E.unt . Pacific Beach 14592 Petsworth 18821 Delaware 101 16036 Niantic Westminister , CA 92683 P . Beach , CA Q264B H . Beach , CA 92649 897-050-07 11297-050-19 897 -050-19 , 29 , 30 Hunt . Pacific Peach Hunt . Pacific Beach Hunt . Pacific Beach 711 Ocean Ave. 327 711 Ocean Ave . 120 711 Ocean 205 H. Beach , CA 92648 E . Beach , CA 9Z548 H . Peach , CA 92648 897-050-09 897 -050-410 897-050-31 Hunt . Pacific Reach Hunt . Pacific Beach hunt . Pacific Beach 16131 Santa Barbara 16306 Niantic 711 Ccean 206 H. Beach , CA 92649 H . Beach , CA 92649 H . Beach , CA 941b48 897-050-10 897-050-121 897-050-32 Hunt . Pacific Peach Hunt . Pacific Beach hunt . P&cit is Beach 11 Ccea►n 111 500 NewFcrr Center 945 1 Rue chateau Royal N . Beach , CA 92648 Newport Bcr , CA 92660 A,&&% +t , CA 9i6#8410) � 897 -050_11 897-050-22 897-050-33 Runt . Pacific Beach Hunt . Pacific Beach Hunt . Pacific Beach 16in w. Ocean front 7887 Lincoln 4911 Warner 216 K#,.^!t Bch , CA 92663 Riverside, CA 92504 H. beach , CA 92449 897-050-12 897-050-23 897-050-34 I aunt. Pacific beach &758 rit . Pacific reach wunt . Pacific "4eh 1729 S. Douglass C R. triad 16747 Mere Anaheia, CA 92006 C%.vina, CA 91723 N. Peach, Cr 92447 $97-060-13 897-050-24 197-050-35 Pik . Pacific Beach Hunt . Pacific Beach Hunt . Pacific Beach 711 Ocean 327 1725 S. Douglass C P. O. Box 6519 M. Beach , CA 92648 Anaheim, CA 9:806 Anaheim, CA 90270 897. 050-69 897-050-80 897-050-92 Hunt . Pacific Beach Hunt . Pacific RF-ach Hunt. Pacific Beach P. O. Box 268 16512 Brimhall 1425 Miramar H. Beach , CA 92648 H . Beach , CA 9264 - Fullerton , CA 92631 897-050-70 897-050-81 697-050-93 Hunt . Pacific Beach Hunt . Pacific 8•,ac�, Hunt . Pacific Beach 14524 S. Carminta 21111 Shaw 11242 Kensingtcn Norwalk , CA 90650 H. React; , CA 96` 646 Los Alamitos , CA 90720 697-050-71 897- 050-8z 897-050-94 Kurt . Pacific beach Hunt . Pacific Beac.; 711 Ocean 330 230 N. Lake H. Bear_h , CA 92648 Pasadena, CA 91101 897-050-72 697 -050-95 K ;. . Pacific Beach, Hunt . Pacific Beach Hunt . Pacific Beach 711 Pacific Coast u y . 1251 Cakglenn 1725 S. Douglass C H. Beach , CA 92648 Arcadia , CA 91006 Anaheim, CA 92806 897-050-73 89 '7-050-d ` A97-050-96 Hunt . Pacific Beach uunt . Pacific Reach Hunt . Pactfis Beach P. C. Box 18186 711 Ccr3n 413 711 Ocean 424 Irvine , CA 9Z713 H . Beach , CA 9:642 H. Beach , CA 92648 8Q7-050-74 897-050 -86 897-050-97 Hunt . Pacific Beach Hunt . Facific Beach Hunt. Pacific Beach 1725 S. Douglass C 4250-1 /:: Vermont 18429 Highway 18 Anaheirar CA 92806 Long Beach. , CA 90814 Apple Valley , CA 92 :07 897-050-75 89"-050-87 897-050-98 Hunt . Pacific Beach Hunt . Pacific Beach. 1125 Marshall 8561 M,artinque Redwood City, CA 94ri63 H. Beach , CA 92646 897-050-88 897-050-99 Hunt . Pacific Beach Hunt . Pacific Beach 1agn0 Main 150 P. O. Box 853 8 jw, each , CA 92648 Lakt Arrowhead , CA 92352 697-050-77 897-050-00 unto Pacific Beach Runt. VaBifte Beach 2 Namalii 911 B* suctaell Newport loch , CA 9k663 Anaheim, CA 93997 897-050-90 897-051-01 But. Pacific Beach Hunt. Pacific Beach Hunt. Pacific Beach 19789 Creenbriar 6356 kiviera 17200 Newhope Tarsana , CA 91356 Long Beach , CA 90615 Pt . Valley , CA 92708 897-050-79 897-050-91 897-051 -02 Hunt . Pacific Beach Hunt . Pacific Beach 5415 Via Alcira 3166 Orlando Valencia , CA 913`5 Pasadena , CA 91107 3s , -oso-a7 e47-050-58 !hunt . Pacific Beach taunt . Pacific Bt"-Ich Hunt . Pacific Beach 1902 Pofalty 13 1725 S . Douglass C P. C . Box 1151 Fomona , CA 9176" Anaheim, CA 92806 Newport Bch , CA 92663 397-G50- 37 897-050-48 897 -050-59 Olympic Stapakis Funt . Pacific Fe3c` Nunt . Pacific Beac;: 2821 Tucker � �, �„ �.,. ., P .C . aca 106 = 225 E. E1 Morado 2omona , CA 917671 I� , per, R da , Ca 91 ? ? = Onta�t io, CA 91764 897-050-38 d aa -or,c-49 897-00-60 $�P.•.� Hu,, . Pacific neac!7 r,t . r3c i f i c 9eacc Hunt . Pacific Beach 3: 30 E . Cortez 7: 1 CCcean Ave . 30E 955 Magellan 'hest Covina , CA 91791 F . aibach , CA ?2643 Costa Mesa , CA 0"2626 897 -050-39 E97-050 -50 697-050-61 Hunt . Pacific Beach ::unt . Pacific Reac:; Punt . Pacific Beach 3036 Capri Lane 324 .7 Azores 1544 Brookhaven Costa Mesa , CA 926�6 Lacuna Niouel , CA 9:677 Placentia , CA 92670 691 050-61 897-050 -62 Hunt . Pacific Reach ::unt . Pacific Beach Hunt . Pacific Beach P . O. box 723 758 E . Casad 15680 Windrush H . Beach , CA 9-64� ; Covina , CA 91723 Hac. Heights , CA 91745 897-050-41 897-050-5 : 897 -050-63 Hunt . Pacific Beach Hunt . Pacific Beach taunt . pacific Beach 711 Ccean 102 5351 Marview 11100 Warner 356 H. Beach , CA 91.643 La Paltra , CA 90623 Ft . Valley, CA 92706 897-050-42 897-050-53 897-050-64 Punt . Pacific Beach Hunt. Pacific Beach Hunt . Pacific Beach 52' ,�. trand A 1725 S. Dauglazt C 21291 E. Autry Sa Ana , CA 92701 Anaheim. CA 92806 Anaheim, CA 92807 897-050-43 897-050-54 897-090-65 Runt. Pacific beach Hunt . Pacific Beach Hunt . Pacific beach 902 M. Gloneaglea 6356 Riviera 18521 Santa Ramona Phoenix , AT. 85023 Long Beach , CA 90815 Ft . Valley, CA 92708 097-050-44 897-050-55 897-0A-66 Hunt . Pacific Beach Hunt . Pacific Beach. hunt. . Pacific Beach 19621 Santa Ramona 12305 Oxford 192 S. Starlight Pt . Valley, CA 92708 La Mirada , CA 90638 Anaheim , CA 90807 897-050-45 897- 050 -56 897-050-67 Hunt . Pacific Leach Hunt . Pacific Beach Hunt . Pacific Beach 26712 Westvale 8231 Terry 16306 Niantir Palos Verdes , CA 90 :: 74 H . Beach , CA 92647 H. Heaeh , CA 92649 897-050-46 897 -050-57 8976 -050-68 .,� 1 lwliZis� Ampot 22 105 irM(X 01P !'UWC INARM A.PP .L TO FLA MXW OOWSSION AltUWAL Of CONDITIONAL USE FSWT 85--26 NOTICE IS HFREBY CIYEW that a public hearing will be hold by the City Council of the City of Huntington beach, in the Council Chamber of the Civic Center, Huntington Beach, at the hour of 7 :30 P.M. , or as soon thereafter as pcssible on Tuesday, the 3rd day of September, 1985, for the purpose of considering an appeal to the Planning Commission's approval of a request to permit construction of a 52-unit motel on a 20,000 square foot lot with s special permit request for encroachment of a canopy 10 feet into the rrquired 15 foot exterior sidz yard setback and for a reduction to drive isle widths. All interested persons are invited to attend said hearing and *%proms their opiaions for or against said appeal. Further information ray be obtained from the Office of the City Clark, 2000 Bain Street , Huntington Beach, California 92648 - (714) 536-5227. Dated: August 16, 1985 CITY OF HUNT I.N=N SUCH by: Alicia M. Umtva"h City Clerk 1 i NUTICK 01 MILIC UAA L11C OP C01MITIOUL USE PERIT 83-26 NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN that a public hearing will be held by the City Council of the City of Huntington Besch, in the Council Chamber of the Civic Center, Huntington Brach, At the hour of 7:30 P.`!. , or as soon thereafter as possible on Tuesday , the 3rd day of September, 1985, for the purpose of considering an appeal to the Planing Cormission' s approval of a request to persit construction of a 52-unit motel on a 20,000 square foot lot with a special ;w-resit request for encroachment of a canopy 10 feet into the required 15 foot exterior side yard setback and for a reduction in drive isle vidths. i A11 interested persona are invited to attend said hearing and espress their opinions for or against said appeal. Further information ray be obtained fror the Uffice of the City Clark , j I 2000 !fain Street , Huntington Beach, California 92648 - ( 714) 336-5227. Bated: August 16, 1985 CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH By: Alicia M. Wentworth City Clark I A 1 %.A/Y orricab MATSUK AND ORR L9014AA0 w ► ATSU• f!U cC/w4Gwt/ MONCRIP tit Clr1N OP cij..4%4. it, 1 4•f hap? CHIP.%vop"Ca t MAM.'s Angus• 29 , 1985 Alicia M. Wentworth , City Clerk City of thintington Beach 2000 Main Street Huntington Beach, CA 92648 RE: Appeal to City Council of Grant of Conditicna l Use Permit No. 85-26 : pro- ect Site : 80o vaci f is Coast llirihyaj Deat Ms . Wentworth; Enclosed please find an or ic; final and c_�i(�ht copies of Apj)el lant ' s Brief In Support Of P%hl,eal to the City Council in the above- referenced matter . Yindly please lodc"o the original with yeLir records and distribute the copies to each of the Coun,: i 1 memlx-rs in advance of the Council hear i ntt schedu l cd for See)tember 3 , 1985 . Thank you for your courtesy and cooperation in this regard . Sinc01701y y'Mir M.ATSUK AND ORR ROBERT M. ORP RMO/cap Enclosures at Opp �,n jar ! �► il�tRlre 1 t 111wYt 9J 3��! . %41060 Urea now by r141101. OW00604 Sy berm, to adapt artlair Mt. ?. 1%* Wt icier trarried by the fel lovillia rsl i eel l l v tr r Alai 90i1ye FWAllist4tr, leedict 111ttit1epr, /later, t;trmm Ilm t 1111100 AOIIi s ► UMOR UPOW K An MIRE A"I AL - A1IP 85-26 i AMWMI w 11te mayor ut mmcpd that this was the day *W'. Cour set [tit it public haa:106 to care14+r as appes 1 filed by Nat suk aril Orr, At t nrtnrrya at isr, em ►obel f of Larry R. Vaamte-rilog. 1n tir PlannitlK CommilaAton Apprrlval of `;onriltiettal 1140 p0ml1 45-26. t"m4I% irrtrlaI Ilar i'ereIt MI-26 IN a request to ptrrelt r twai runt i on of a S?-unit wit r i em a 20,11t111 ,+rirta rr 1 crlt lot oft propjet t) iocatrd at the northwest corner ref i'mrlftr Comat IftRltMlly and bth Street (SW Pacific coaAt IIIAIray) wall A slrevial I,ertrtlt trrlup►st for encroactownt of A canopy 10 foot Unto the required 15 loot eitterlur sfrlt yarti setback ind for a re►tiuctivn to tirlyp pale, wlrith. the llvpuIY City t'lert Nil ImIlmr►1 tI'Mt A11 IPKAI tr.,uirevenIit for noIi1 !girtIrm. petbl teat ion 41111 prlal IrtK IIAII IWPn MP . A1111 t 11,.t she lard rerrieed no cowmanfrAt irina fir written protein t~ t►1 t hs- viAt t er. .110 i'alIn$ Dirrt-lor 11f 11I-vNirli-ttter►t Ser'vtr'f-N. Informed fllitnctl Ihat tl►ey brut hae•n proyttirtl with rnhlt-f: tit Nit "AppullNnt ' r. ftrlrl in sul•pttrt ni Apl-f-Kl" iro.e the lAw wi lrea - i MKtNuk is ilrr reretved I1y Oft- City Vierk' rt riff Ice. AttAttxt ill, ;A5. 11ir Cl t v Ai trlrnev ttlat rrl her oldrlinn that the appal lent dirt nut LA%r a legal basin for 11101 Applt"011 . the Ilitertor ut Nevritilment Servicee prearttted •rrlrl %IItlem n) the prol►orty. ilia H4Ynr rterlArr►' the heNrinit Union. I.rur1.^rrrl flntxuk , AI '.r-tii.v al I nw rt-11tr-meta inK th- app-1 lAnt 1.ittr1' Vasterllnk. bitted" fiat the rill Inat=e (,it the property wAa nn lony.rr in existence nnrf thAt t Ite l►tnt►pN were nt►t l►simp v. lo- NUNt rrl t lutt the prrlpert y wrist tint vold hrrAtise iht prop+rrnents r'nlllrl 11r►t 11!tr-r nil 1 Kim I'At t lute►n, reviet:o•►1t hie i ►,r- al-Ad i+ Mnl hatt Patel . reriur-atr•11 that t'nunrt 1 acne t110 ai►l'rnl ;Intl n "W 1110. -1r:rlrii off.,•r11 111 1 he rrnretty to stove Irrritarrl. 1herr lit-I tie, III, nrlr• i-t t ►, t.11r`nM i it t III,t 11"1 t lit• tacit t I.t atrl t lit t e 1 f.1 nk n►, further llrr`tefrtg { Heil , elthi,r ►ttnl or wtltten. t1ir henrinet wax cloaert by ths. Mstiy nt . h Mr.t 1-m wtir eel le h N:1r A I i I I rvcomlvit k Gi r'r'tt, tt. ttphoIrl the i'1Anninh Crmm1.001Inn An►1 .(Oilv tlly 11lipt—A I Arid 11) Aprrr►:e Cr+n►1I t 11-1131 Dote I'eralt Ntt, 85-26 with the fi,11f'%.Ilie. ! Itv"iIlrc ; rIIIIIiIt?ot f11, t*,.t►,lit inn.11 I ,.n i'I,Urm o. lay-?G: 1 . 711e litrrl►e►..e.. u„it nt►t r I wlII u11t havrb A ►letrltnrnta1 rlfert uprn tflr I;enr•rnl .:► '11tsl, U, i1 .1t1•. Salrt !t1r-1 v%mvvjilviivt- ►.f l►f-rx►ma trAlrtitig Itt the area , trnr rll•nn tl!r vAItit- ►,I ' I,r• l•riiperty w10!1it tllr -v It- in11.y . 1 . the per l +:r i u�r• I •. r ►,%tint thle will, 1.1< IRt hip upoN to t hu vlctr.tl v. I� The tllreving instrume ! is It caved copy of the ociginil cm We to this office. Atltsf� Is City CkA aid Et off cto Chlth of tM Csh Como M lire Ctty 6f Mar►t r4ift Gem* C�ilan`ii. ' rl:, i GININf 41 1p w ilM �. TM 'a i dovelepmat is eowiltateat triple cite #unite tflm g6jeofAll" 4* the amoral Visit Ow tllseratow Op"l f ite plea. �. VW plr"Mrty wa prowl"ally atudled for this iO4"islev a1 wM 04 a$* ,ri�ia tht► �It� �1 t l e 11ltare s>tesN+iw� �NI�R 1M 1� �l� +hA t� � ,,+,. �� Rr'eM'rRlr• �. TUO 1 txa11 t+a. a 1 l e I ngaul . awl uric 1 yin a f this, prup nWil Itwtrl ww dt x Mr"wrl y adiapt the proptrwrtl thrrr•atory a►olte l strwtore is IItRMC&ls dfil go"aYs9 aIIgyp, iii" tt+tra In N Ilalttu IInod "floor. i. Aticosa to a.tl perkinot fair tho proppi► d use will not create ttinnlur traffic ptrohlrtrn If titralaniod Air prext-i belt to tfrr attacl*4 conditlotne of 4pplutrel. Wndltltma of Approval Otowllt trinal Line IlerAt No. 0I5-26t 1. 71W site plan tinted Ji lv 1 1 , 1985. alwi floor plane and Vlevatlaai dated .luny bt 1405 shall I►.• reviitetl *nd ttubofttod far rrvfew and spproval by Ow Plannitilt 111trertor reflect inst the fnllovIniq modif fenttonst A . 11141" tit !vV' wppt+►nriMrh oil At Is St rlert filial 1 conf ur■ to Publlr Works at+rntlardtr . b. The drivt•wny itimp tit clip RubJe.rt p4rklnA Ithall not ifttret-4 to 151 + . Add II lun.1I nii-ltllecturAI t IVnt Men t Alonp. tliv nor IIs r-irvwtI (tit. i.tit-h AA toilet wlndt)wn or prn `ect hips liorlrontAl bantla, 0411 he provl►30-4 . d. Se back fftNt fItior (if Fit r+,rturo- frr-t 1ton tiltltaatr tear protf-tty Ifno . tr, A rr►itrt ptual pinn sltrswlit►, how tilt- rtrlJAC-t-t►; 1nt ritn her intel:tattreI 1111tt+ I lie t1t►vrinpire•nt nntl f lit- Ali jrtrrnt rePtmititant ;-IrkInot list ith* L I br lsttsvl �lptl. i 2 . Vairl pnrting, nliall lr mIllre-tl all yPnr roiniti. 3 . A pwrrpl crimp nhAll 1w stit+irtittt•11 rind rrrnrdeil prior to the ft+ititartrr of bufitihig perr►itr for cf,tlt:t, lhintinl,, ilie, Fait feltfitl, 25 (stint wHe liar. . 4. 71tt• itppi I►•.-tnt Mini i 1 mnk.- an o f ft•r to aveluf rr the nil lavi'nt 50 1 twi virile lot avid 111trl; 1 .1ty i t (tilt► the u►ntel lievelopipent . If t he Apl•1 !rant Ii.` tinitblp it, ,trtlutre this n letter of offer mail rejection Nlulll be• itulimitted t •► file Itrl+At't >hrttl t+f Develr►l,trrnt `ervirrm. 5. A betel Ird 1411111-i111rnl+r pinn rtittl sprinkler plan steal l be itutni Itt•-i In a;rt•nrlIAtit•e- Willi Ow Dowrtt +twtt I.nittti:rnpr (;uitirl ini•ii . fni• ludinh the utie of eittenitive berm tnlr In the frnril rtelI)Arl: nrra mIonA rite ifIr Cnant illltltwayl it tit I slim 1 l 1-r rl1l+t11vt•11 1,%• i lie h+,ve lopmrttt Stet vlrri. ati-I Cub Iv 1,tirkrt DostrArtmetttr. llrtttr to the luiatintice (if htill,ling pernitA. G. A mnivt InIr. ilnl le•t In+l lrni Int. t 111.11 rrl'II k'ht►fcrit of tilt* hvI Ill In,. rrwte+rlmils in-f .in nrrhltoctwral de mlim ritnrttrtlent with the prnpoard tst+tnttowit iwt 111r flan a 111tI-, tttrA1 Pitt lie iIfirm rititt be ouhsitIed rut. rev lew All npl+t OVA I by tltr llvvrlilpfr,•'tlt Servicem liiri•rtrr prinr io the ti:►:u;.t�rr i►I hu1 1•if i►l; hrrrnt l tt. � tort�oittl it,�rwnetlt is at ttarttrct C,opY of lice arittnrl oe tilt in V* ofk& Attu 1.7' 3 r,;ty perk VW b4ftb Cwt M MM �!► (;MM a SIN 64 M WOROM a A a?: hovielow out be spade 1..4 iaf ter the motel or" t bo "WwAt OU "minit i4a, and Ara twb ject to review ow omwev r l by the fire aid wrval�a�rtrt Mrvltraa tte�rrtartit At, alrt"at it privAlar 67"tIM approved by tlrr emitter "etunt Nevis be twat.11ed th refthmt Ow callplsr• per a1.r«p.A, Ittattdard 13. 'Iblo +yeUm Mot I* mospetrvltl► d ;ref fire bspmrterat NtosAsr0j. t. A Met st aadp I pe tart aal opprww4 by the fire Vors rtseet •be 1 l be laetal to to the stalrwyr •"d to to comply Willi 11n1loran aul ldlaw Cede slowlards. 10. An alarm system approved by the Fire Department shall be ieratall*4 throughout per 11nllor■ Me, Ctotles St andardn. ll. To accoboodate i,. r use of an ambulance gurney, every floor served try elevalorn shall Dave access to at least, one elevator eat havity a minimum Inside car plot form of aim feet , eight inches wld* by four foot , three Inrhen deep with a ailnlatin clear opening width of forty-two Inches. 12. Vie water system must be upgraded to provide a fire flow of 3, 5M CM. Neu+ fire ltydran:A are to tw inntAlled to areas approved by the fire Department . M 13. The stalrwiv eneloaure ton the south side must lttc.lude a corridor ton the- ground floor leadittg from the stairway to the Ptrteritir of the, building, Of the stnirtiay cAn emit directly to tht- auuth side exterior. 14. Two eattc shall he requirp-ti for the spa/lounge on the roof deck. 15. The 2-112 foot of alley dedication shall be paved loer City Stand4rds. 1'htr developer shall Ahem i►ave the entire deoficated alley from Ath Street to the northwesterly prcperty ! trio-. 16. The curb and gutter alomg bth Street shall be constructed at 29.5 feet from the centerline to accommodate future perpendicular parking when Ath Street is cul-de-saced. 17. A 2 foot wide public utilities easement is rewired bettind flit sidewalk. le. An 9 inch minimum water main shall he constructed in Hth Street . 19. A never main tthrtl l be constructed in tlth Street from Pxt-Af tc Const Highway to tbo (Orange county SanitatJon District Sewer Trtutk In Walnut Avenue and ronnected at an apptoved lnration. 20. Any abandoned oil wells atwll be nodified am required by the Fire Department prior too the Insuance of building permlts. 21 . Low volume heAdn shall he used tin all tthoverts. 22. All butltttnk ttl+t+l Itt cut h An. untinable lumber, wire, lire Arid other surplus or ununahle "teriAla shall tee disposed of at an off-site Area equipped to hAnd ie them. 23. Frwrgy •ef I Irirnt I 01 1nK tthoil 1 he,• used In open ,tncr Arent.. 24 . A de. tAiletf anlla analysis shall be prepared by a registerod sot :n enKineer. This analysis shall include on-sitt. Nappllt.x anti laboratory TM !oteMINI iastrtlt>ratlt is I Ctr'rlgt cc" of 00 ,ira as � M arb •� Attest, f " nsim tt. TM_. •� oil dab t� El- aVk d rite cif of too Cttf 40 www"r v ' r Y tsstlms of "terlwls to 'r"V1;;r detailed rsoousawletleats r"Pedift GttaWIR40 eherleal load fill 'rof'.rt 1609 femodettess retalalwa tw11109 streets aa~ rrtilitivae etc. f 236 TW Mewl% Cmalawlue reserwnr tlw ri jkht to revoke this OtMMitlwstol fte ? hmlt if sap V10014t1e0 of these retwitlowe or the IlrwtlsAt+a lamb e1N 1t+ta+M' I;tt►eltr orcu r►t. '11* sietles carried by the following mll call vatet AYFAI Kelly, MacAllister, MAndic , Italley, Finley , Green 00911 Now A1Ai ff i Thomas PUALIC NEMINC - MUSHROOM FARM SN1 LL LOT A&" - 1110 AM NRICMITT M IN - R.Mi LUT ON MO 9 THR5 Tito Deputy t:fty Clerk p:rsented a cosavnication frog, the Chief of Administrative 5etrvires req;teating it Public lleearl.na to show the Need and Morelraity for acqulrir•p, certain motall Iota by tolnent Domain In the 1lumbrom rare a"l i lot area for Brant inAton Central Park. All owners have been duly notified of the hearing. No property owner fins written ar request to appear sod speak within 15 days of notice of hesrinR. MsYor Batley atatrd that t'tr City Council would At ;Ills flow conikider Resolution Noe. 5559, 5560, 5561 , 5562, 5563, 5564, 5565 and 5566 which are resolution of necessity to acquire a portion tit the Mualtmm t:anu called the aeall lot Area for the Ctty's UrntrAl Park and relocation of the mobilrhow perk . The lots are lornteil nnrtlt of El l iH Avenue and east of(oolrlenwrat Street . Mayor Malley stAtPt1 that the pmrpone of the noticed hearing wan to mllc+v thopt owners of land in the project area to he heard concerning three topic Areas: 1 . Whether the puhlir ltitorPRt And necessity require the project. Z. Whether the prn.ject iR planned Anti located in a canner that would he port '!0Qr '1tlhle With the grPAtPRt puhlir Rood and the least private injury; and 3. Whet heir the property ttnttaltt to bP ACIltt i red remit ne.owes ry for the prn jec t . Mayr.r RA i 1Pv Rt A trd Ili-it It vns n+tt the purpose of the noticed hearin,; to cnnslder the vaiur of the Atth.ject property and there►forp , no testimony or Pv1donew would he recrlvrrl nit the Isst,P cif coepenaatloa. or env toptt: other than thoito provinu-;ly mentioned. Mayor Mat I ey c•i 1 1 cl1 t 1w neil i red hen r i np. open . She stn ted that t fosse entitled to npeak ctn the stated topirR moat hnve nn ownership in►,erept In the property, ,r their Ire.A1 re-prraerttAtIVV , nrt(l thry Muth ItaYP I (ICd with tltr Lit) rlerk/ Arrk rt ncitive+ of their intention to spenk tiftern clays prior to the hearing. S!,- Inquired whetltnt the liesivuty city Cletk liml received nny ruch not ires from the owneraq. The Vemit y City Clerk smited that no tint ices of intention to speak lovi hero received . Ti►r Mayor dPrlAre'1 the henring clomed. iIM lanofq 101*V MM is COPY of IN original as fk M ft TAW 1tfitlCytr� Qfy NO ihi EA-dfitie CW* of fAe qbr COW061 of the City of Nq b"I" g Cslifor>�. ,,