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HomeMy WebLinkAboutConditional Use Permit 88-28 - Texas Looseys - Denied - Danc Ct�'"l�'' OF MUN T"INGTON BEACH 2000 MAIN STREET CALIFORNIA 92648 OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK December 22, 1988 Stepheo Jamieson 5o:omon, Saltsman h Jamierson, Laiv Office 426 Culver Boulevard Playa Del Rey, CA 90293 The City Council of the City of Huntington Beach at its regular meeting held December 19, 19118 denied your appeal filed relative to Conditional Use Permit #88-28. This is a final decision. 1'ou are hereby notified Lhnt pursuant to provisions of Section .1094.E of the Coc1e of CWJ 1 Procedures of t.ihe 5taty of California you have ninety days f'ram Dr:ceriber 23, 1989, to npp!y t4 they courts for judicial rrview. If you have any questions regarding this matter, please call our office at 536 .5227. Connie Brockwny CFtC. Cite Clerk CB:me Enclosure: � CC: City Attorney Lo;�xnunity Development Director City Administrator Anthony Tarantino ITe+l+phon.:71�a,��f2�rl , J r § 1094.5 SPECIAL PROCEEDING'S rest 3 Note 318 ,1.1111,1011 hot n••w' ir141 +ir 11i1tu_ l"(4-wi«t ♦, r+tlilr,) host Iss Jurlusi+ialn t•,tll(ornlil t'llrllli+l+.111tw11 (Ids. Apla'uI• 11'1, wind 4W 001 ,Irlrrasier tits-rilit. Wrtttno Air I Lmil 1;.'T t'ul.npir. rolti. L7 1'..1•:41 .".I, Wils•s low. 1, 90144-I i IItittl) 3J ('a1.11hlt. Trial tvutt'a jINlric11.1tt d.44a++K +atll of 7111. 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Iasadair, after reltiallig it a jll+lrment of isrocetdifie for rrrdrw of ,lentil) is, tnaa• Ilse Ilse l„r•»mc nrior ull. i ternsrl•tsnhoti asatoel n1lK ,,rioner of r. rlsnrnllana of permit to witere there waa it ►{ )11-irio to! (artr our. 111anKe voflaK 01:111P of .lit rs•4aL1••ea wtsul►I he trirtanolril to .+tl►rrioir rmirt for lot lislttt� rrnv+l r of . I ►t.K-,tiwen oo un nil oleter+ninntinn •et►ctiter tlirrr ++na rut+.ollin• +•f for dater. 1'rstf t. (Js++ .�ugrlr� (`ouo• tilt) erWeuca to en ► wet t••n+utiuivuct'a ty Gil S{ Krnis•p t'alntstlattota t1�:! s�'i t I 16 ' 3. 1i114 C'.A24 114. fiudlnV, where court frutirororir deter. Judicial review; dechdons of local agent_ "; petition; filing; time; record; decision and, pariy defined; or- 4 dinancti or re."Intion (a) Judicial review of any decision of a lwal agen.:•y, other than school district, as the term local apenc'y is defined in Swcttan M951 of the Government Code, or of any tromnilmlon, bo.ird. offict,.-te or agent th+ ''cot, mny be had putsu;.nt to Section 1M5 of this code only If the petition for writ of mrndnte puntinnt to such section is filed le. Rhin the time limits specified in this; archon. (b) Any such petition ithall tie filed nut later than the Ott± day following the bate on which (tie decision becomes final^ ff there is no provision for reconsideration of the decision In any applicable provi- sion of nny statute, charter, or rule, for the purposes of this section, the decisl►;p Is final on the date It Is made. if there is such provIslon for reconsideration, the division Is finni for the purposes of this arc• Lion upon the expiration of the per1W during which such reconsidr.'ra. lion crin be sought; provided, that If t•t`c'onsi?errition Is sutlgbt purse:• suit to any such provision the dc,�fsion is :final for the p'.lrposes of this action on the date that reconsideration is rejected. tr) The vortiplete revofYt of t llc 1►r•nt•c_edhg,-z shall flat' preliarcd by 1+11! lfu-.11 age—ett'y/ Ill- its t'11t11111i7:'�Ilitl, Isivitil, nffievr, fir at;rtil wliil'h imitle the dtrvision and shall be f14-livert-d to life petitloner !within Mi it ays :tflt.-r he ha.4; filet) ;a writtivil, reque-st lliciefur. 'lilt• Icxtal nuency finny recover from the petitioner Its actual costs fur trnnxcribing or otherwise preparing the record- Such record sha�ll lnclud? the tlan- Script of the proccedino, nil pleadings, all notices and orders, any Proposed decision by a hearing offltaer. the final decision, all admitted C74 1 WRIT OF MANDATE 1094.6 , exhibits, all rejected exhibits in the possession of the 1=1 agency or Its commi«ion, board, officer. or agent, all %A�rltten evidence, and any other_p.tpers In the ense. W.) if the pethimier files a retlut'M ror the record na specified t) ' sillntivislon tt•I within 10 day-,t :frier thn da(r the deci lsinn becomes fi- nal n% providol in strtxlivislun (b). titr'llme within which It IwIflion pumuiant to&-ellon I(Y-M.5 tnity ;x- flied shnll he extended to not later than the 30th day following the datn on which the Nord Is either personally delivered or malled to the petitioner o: his attorney of rec- ord, if he has one. (t) As used In this section, decision means adjudleatory admin- istrative der1sian made, after hearing, suspending, demoting, or dis- missing an officer, or employee, revoking or.denying an application for a permit or ii'?license, or'den-yina an application for any retire- ment benefit or allowance. (f) In making a final decision a3 defined in subdivisions (e), the local ltgency shall provide notice to the party that the time within f which judicial review must be sought Is governed by this section. As used in this subdivision, "party" means an officer or ein- '' ployee who has been suspended, demoted or dismissed; A person whose permit or license has ht'en revoked or whose application fer a permit or license has been denied; or a person whose application for a retirement benefit or allowance has been denied. (g) This section shall be appl!cable !n a local agency only if ae governing board thereof adopts an ordinnnet, or resolution innking this section applicable. If such ordinance or resolution Is Iad6.13ttrd, the i provigions of this section shall prevail ow any convicting provision ' in any otherwire`applicable low relat!ng to the subject(natter. tAdded by Stats.1976.c.276,p.581. ; 1.) i Ponns Kce Write, t'aliforuta ctxle Forms,cl%(l Prott4wt. : c Ubrary Aerfete>m ,%1In11n1r1rntltr FA%' ■MI ''(C4V%11iM W y. PaMir, AtIMIMitr#dVii TwIta tied c:P .:2. I113. Note► of D#ClttOtl! la yttttrtl 1 th"t l►c'•;Ir rn+illerrv+c►et trloticrnc Iwnr+i trahavrtlast of 2 licit ra+lrrrlt-a )url..11ydan tY .irrrrt»Me 4.lrerhrr 11+0 tuufnlr pratikV rfiarfr. •art ---- ---�- )u+et1111.1; e41Nl, fit rlew yr trlellers, hrllurrr 't+s f shaetwi their uol+uialrtrotive rrinmlem 1. ra peatra) "titter f1+r• 110041 Ail. trial Mart irr&l In Atrhnul I+ela"ra 'tuill«trrial fr►raietx rot crmistica writ of tMRtutats to roenpol anhgr• tru4•I++!r,.' r4,iarfi+ afyrr tinhlnt of nttr iuletrirnf of ilirtri�f rail, othtr+ to rtlir . ...I++Nd sear, v.ittit of rerfnlis fradierr. A+nails; Vol. .re•rr peu.linr. NrXIINMr v+n• are eehhfr i►;T K,.:aMfnry MI wafnrr A*A'e► r. Newlin l.rarik•e lu tfi►lativu of 064'I10" Art rt+ (IM) fGl't.SUIVtr. 62f, SM 44LAZI =I. 675 1» •� i �w.,, August Aid 2.i , 1d88 laLCEty€0 tt1Y CLLRl. Texas Loosey ' s I ??F 10142 Adams Ave . 0,61yr;,,�: -°; Huntington Beach , CA 90720 2 To: The City Council City of Huntington Reach Re : Denial of application for. Conditional Use Permit: -88-23 . Request to permit dancing to recorded music and lunch hour fashion shows at existing, restah.:rant located 10142 Adams Ave . Dear Council Member , In response to the Planning Commissions denial of our application for Conditional Use permit ""88-28 . 1 would .like to file this appeal on the following grounds : 1 . The Commission states that the dancing to recorded music played by a disZ Jockey Will be detrimental to c the general welfare of tho residents :n the vicinity due to noise impacts created by customers leaving the premises after 10 :00 F .M. I understand the residences had some problems �� ft:�w years ago when the restaurant • called J . P. ,Mac ' s occupied the location , tyoh:cver it should be noted that the music at that time was LIFE DANDS and consisted primari : y of ",'op �i0 music directed towards a much younger age group than the 'a Country Western music we plan to of Zer . Sinca we Opened l in January we have been playing this music night: without dancing and have not experienced any unugual � noise ,vroblems . We also h dancing asquare dan ing group � who bas used our promises foi- meetings and private parties . We also had a group of people ti'tto used our i restaurant for their weekly country-western Glance lessons . These groups consisted of older people With an average age of 35-55 years old . I don ' t feel this is the type or clientele who would crr.ato unusual problems and noise when leaving I.-.he restaurant . I had agreed to a provision suggested by the Planning Commission to limit the ;hours for glancing to 8 : 00 #' . Y.. to 12 : 30 A.K. � instead of 8 : 00 P.M. to 1 : 30 A .M. and I ac still agresrable to that prow i s i o. . I do understand the proble:s the ' residents had wi tii the prior owners , however I don ' t r' reel I should be penalized for a situation I had no control over . 2 . In response to tlio item stating that the pr-3poged use is not capatible with the 24 hour markot within the ` center I really don ' t understand what the problem is here . The 2.1 hour maricet is to ated at the opposite rind of the center and people ithopping there lau-e .at nightp3rh in front 'of the ma;cket and are not , gaing to . ; rLr r w. Conditional Use Permit #88-28 Page Two hall; across an eririre shopping center to do their shopping , There is more than adequate parYinq to acc:omodate the market and our restaurant since most of the ether businesses in the center close by 8 :00 or 9: 00 P.M. 3 . The Commission stated that the proposed use does not conform with the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code in terms o: buffer area because of the residences to the north ( across Adams Avenue ) arY only 160 feet away. I feel that Mams Ave . being such a heavily traveled thoroughfare, and the dance area in the restaurant is at the opposite end from Adams Ave . next to the parking lot . In response to this item I could like to remind the Council that the prior restaurant had a C .U. P. allowing live entertainment and the onLv reason we were told we had to apply was because they did not resew it when they decided to sell the restaurant . Finally in response to the: dancing request I would like It to be noted that the Huntington Beach PoI. ice Department in it, report to the Planning Commission had stated that dancing could be allowed . 4 . Finally I would like to address the second part of the request which pertains to the lunch hour fashion shows . it seems the main concern regarding the fashion shows is parking . The Planning Commission stated there is inadequate on-site parking , hcvever after to finished our remodeling and past our final inspections we were liven approval for seaLing of 593 per.ple . I feel ::e are Leing penaliZed for trying to bring business into the restaurant and utilizing our full heating capacity . The fashion shows are merely a way to drav bu::isje�s�,s into the restaurant from neighboring commuigities and are done i.s good Las3te and abide by all lax rules and regulations set down by the local police deparLascnt and also the Alcoholic Ileverage Control . In summary I would like to ask the City Council to consider this appeal and overturn the Planning Commission ' s decisior retarding our request for a Conditional Use Permit to allow dancing to recorded mlisic and fashiott shows at our restaurant , or on the grounds that we would l.ke to have the opportunity to prove we can conduct our business in an orderly manner and pravo to our neighbors that ve respect their property and want to be a good neighbor . We also told the Planning Commission that we would be killing to hire 'at our own expense a secure %.; guard or two if Necessary to pal-rol the parking lot until 2 :00 A..M. on the nights ,vt have dancing It also should be noted that arty references to "live entertainm'enti„ do not pertain to ' live bands but to the fashion shows and a disc jockey. lie are verl '•sappy to be doing business in this community and would very much llhe to continua doing bursitiess hero . tie spent over $500 000.00 in ' Conditional Use Permit #88-28 Page 'Three remodeling the restaurant and upgrading the building to what, we feel is an asset to the community . By not allowing us to promote the rest�lurart in a manner that would give a segment of the community which enjoys Coun try-Wes torn music and dancing a place in Huntington Beach to go and enjoy it would be ignoring their interest in favor of those who choose no*. to give us a chance to p.ove we are not "J . P . Mac ' s" and do not operate as they did in the past: . Finally as mentioned above we spent a considerable amount of money in remodeling the restaurant and if we are not al.loved ` to use a large part of the restaurant for the intended uses it would put a tremendous burden on us financially and mey force us to close and search for another location else- where . We enjoy this community and the people who live. here and want to continue doing business here and hope you will consider this appeal to overturn the Planning, Commiss+on ' s donail of ou: request for Conditional Us-t Permit =8Q-28 . I i r fi f Y Sincerely, Anthony J . Tar;•Intino President - Tara Restaurant Inc . z t�. { •:r i ._. 'fit¢.. �.. .. w. ...�!`.Ye.�:•,a .•„�...,,�. ..-..,...ka'�.• 7 § 1094.5 SPECIAL rfto' CEEDINGS Part 3 Note 37e a•1441ed fnr i.4-W trial fir uns,.. I'►r•»Mi I. u►lssr�,! #,msh 1•.,leater h" Pv lurl..li.•lian I`ltlifrimis 1IiN-irt111d�III rill 111r, ,lplwAl• W. mi'l 1161 slot 41111•tmslur went►. Wrilttsl Air 111.1 11) 171 i'al.nprr, retie, 57 1'.AA1 ;SI, Ultra low. v, 14414r►ki JOMIl J! CAI.111,1r. 'retail svurt'o Jsulic t1r11t sl nsinc aril of i If1. till C'.,1.:+1 StY,1, ntglalafr to contlit; di;er:u► lrf atrirl,llnro cart that lotirr Ili.chArtinc senior tyl►- i1s act "Able hi+ llr.i-sinn trstiAkiltn 1►rillinn• 101 4•10•rl in of'llr (1f l,sllO Oetk ol,.trt er s lit-rs•r as aln-f:►lr 1111111 it, hlt•lnre. +•1 Best wit►• w.,. ,;11111)• of 1Hi.4-%)I#lurL In re- last runiml erns ►rYr'rwre. and rnsN rr lsovitss 11ubtir lem"Id frosu ilia 111er awl srsanrirrl In trial 171urt %lilt .firm;uun too 111411MITlrle An•t perrmir-c li,em a% varioo• ' retimml mpv to +li►retur fur putlr.ls-r of date•, wherc+T. N heutinr before tounlr I rn 01111idering the 1►sslnitr prrOeualt ins• civil w.nh r tmumfies un rMenre %s>t In• INIseJ, whore it wa■ foutul 111261 come of tt►.Inml only as, Ito Whit. lark Atari to 111u Charges nt~ninwt t►ettliolsrr wrrR not npa pt tl+r J�!irr. 41 tr•11 rnfssira it+a rlt,- sa1r11otEed by evidence. %Vlostir111 1. irir•t wort of al+lwal ton wi-twat !inns jinx. Ulrv.fo of AL-rim0lirt (fill?) 11U Cal, mrn/ NswMins .rotor I,lili-f clerk writ 4,1 Idler. 010,2t]C.Azol aln, tnAmIlnte. aflrr rrverxia,t Ii:o Jwlrrctut or l'roce*11fai; for review it( 111•1441 t!Y I-am• floe aulKriar .mart, In ttntaull who motrat :+tt■slonl.. of tvsrlwmillnnw of ptsfrnll to lei G'P fcr fir-anoidtratfoe, .rltl»f:e rotinc ricl+ta of ►hsrtht.11t,rlt w11crr char %,n ;r Arulltrils of farts our- I uulll he rrnsaarir�.l to rrul►erirlt alert for rosttalinc rr e•nn+ni of the rl. •umenta un all Irttrntluntinn wtsotlser 1l+ctr t.Ks rulw;au• of flit !'fair v. 1"A Alstrhw COr16• XtPl tW AWctsce to Support t�III t1111aOvileI's I'—"(t . ;C it t`omcai►►lt+11 (IS►.1�1 r fiudinca, velure court Itirmporly defer. d Iles C,..l�l 111. 1094.6. duelic.'ial reviaw; dt cL Ions of local agenult-a1; petillon; filing; time; t`t,'cord; decision and Party del'med; or- dinanro or rrsolation f tr 1 Judicial review of any dectsiofl of a Imml agent y, other than schoo' district, ns tee term local agency Is definer! In Section 54931 of the Government Code, nr of any commission, board, off a!r or agent tilt �-cot, may be had pursuant to Section 1W1.5 of this code only If the petition for writ,of rrillndate ptustuint to such section is filed •t:'ithin the Hme )Imps specified in this grctioll. (b) Any such petition, shall be filed not later tian' the nOth day foilowing the date on which the de islon twconivs final. 1f there Is no provision for reconsidernrton of the decision In any applicable provi• slon of Any statute, charter, or rule, for the purposes of this scrtion, the declsh> is final on the date It Is made. If there Is such provision for reconsideration, the decision is final for the purpose of this W- tion apon the expiration of the peilod during which such reconsidera- tinn can be sought, penvideci, that If revonsiderat fort Is sought pursi- -ait to any such provision the decision is final for the purposes of this :;rctlon on the date that reconsideration is rejected. (v) 'Th:� rclmpleit, ri-voirl or the tartvcding-s shall ih- flreArift'i by t►a: lt►t'rtl ;1geltt•y or ill 1'trlilmis-3i t, immi-ll, off1mr, tn' l gent , t1.'IIIt•h isvide the rimision and shall be di-Il `eml to tlt^ petitiomw within !V days Itfter he lists fileil a writtev r"Itic-.4 111Ctrft.- Thtt 10011 ngeney may recover from the'petitloiler its actual coats it,. ''-noscribing or ntherwim preparing the record. Such record shall Ins, •'e the flan- Sh'lpt of the piwim-dirt;,m, n11 pleadings, tall naticis anti 1�rders, any pi-oposed decision by it hearing officer, the final decislon, all admitte6 674 i • .`�, •i:".y:�ti�1'�r .n.—..,.�....+.:r...��.wtiK,(-1.4*•.z<)r.:I�t y... . .Mrr.eti M1.... •.. AOL rwY tl 1 .4A.w� h.�YrM.W�w___.--�� .-r-. . - . ...w....,w.•.�T��, . ... - I '.. WIT Title i WRIT OF MA1IDATE § 1094.6 exhibits, all rejected exhibits in the possesslon of the local agency or Its comml.&.slon, hard, officer,•or agent, all written evidence, and any other papers In' the c,-%SP. ill) if the petitlotier fill-; a rctlutwl far ttit- tward na imvifQ%d in ' stllfllivit4hin ft.) wilhill 10 Ii;.y:c llfler,the dale lbe decision het^omes fl- nal tic,pl ovldctl .In saixtivislutl (to), the 11111M .Withirs,lvhlch it petition pulswan( to&- ttou I(M.5. inity bo filed shnil Fx% extended to not later than the Mth dny following the dcte, on which the'rword is either personally delivered or mailed to the petitioner nr his ,attorney of rec- f ard, If lie has one. in this section, decision means adjudicatory admin- e) As us istrative dt:clslon trade, after hearing, suspending, demoting. or r]la- missing an officer or employee, revoking or, denying`an AI)OH( Mon for a;perrnit or a license, or denying an application for &ny reUre- ment benefit or allowance. (f) In snaking a final decis)t n as defined In subdivision (e). the I local agency shall provide notice to the party that the time w1thin which judicial review must be sought is governed by this section. As used In this subdivision, "party" means an officer or em- ployee who has been suspended, demoted` or dismissed; n► person whose permlt'or license has bcen revoked or whose ttpp:icatlon fora � f Wrrnit or license has been denied; or a person whose application for a retimment benefit or allowance has been d+enle& (g) This section shall be applicable in a local sgenay only if the governing board thereof adopts an ordinlince or msolution making this section applicable. If such ordinance or resolution is adapted, the proi•st?n.: of this section sl'udt prevail over any conflicting provision In Any otherwise upplicable law relating to the subject matter. tAdded by Stals.11711, c. 276, p. 581, j 1.) Foms { lice West's C'alllorul■ Calr Forms. CItll Procedure. Ubrary Retest mes :# Adroinirtrntke 1ATt AM 11rcwe•luro- CX.A. PaWr Arintinkiratirr Babe* Anil 't t�iL^. ('ns�yltue � IOJ. r , t Notes of Detitkmo It rettertl 1 ibat ln,blir fist dnr�ne►�f r�lKttea>t 1„ar,l Exltaysttle� of edatlnittrattrt nnteQit+t � hrd «�rlv.lta "�urhllctian fu •loser+tt{nt - %hi'It.rr• Int. tt+Jnlr 11rartk! 01AjVra weft Juetlfl�•t; aexl. (st +{+ew tit trxcl,rn�' talluea t. la ltettttt! t,o rib111,41 lbrtr nolinioUtrntlrr reutrtlla++ under tier Itn.bih Art, trial court dtrt+i in S h111,t Is•ar.:o 'v allosir-rool . rrrrtynt of 1tran4ing writ of nlsoldety to wotptt Knl►er. trtt.hrr. .a:Atiry nftrr IrxinninP tit "C ' ,MlnMir4 a 1 o! altotrit•t nd wher+■ to ra1•r N,1-1M,1 rMr, 'Ahile twHirnM urxntiatian. s+rlAr4w of e'urtrin lrAt­ltcr•: AMallor Vale n•ctr trhriiHr, , er�thlr was eta ut,fair Ir�•'t=.�utwtAr�� bS1tr�-n{ntr< AsK':► �, �rwlitt lrrnriler fa"rlulativu of it", Iltnitir 'art an (10M 101 C+a1,11pir. 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Executed on _ , 198 at Costa Mesa, California. *nature PROOF OF PI.AN1.1CAY1~ N CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACk ...�r.wr.• rw ". 2000 MAIN STREET CALIFORNIA 92648 OFFICE OF TIE CITY CLERK I December Z':, 1988 ..nthonY J.J Tarantino j Texas Loosey's t .10142 Adnms Avenue Huntington Penrh, CA 92646 The City Council of the City of Huntington Beach at its regular matting he'd December 19, 1988, denied your appeal filed relative to Conditional l Use Permit 088-'?B. This is a final decision. are hereby notified that purauent to provisions of Section 1094. 6 of the Code of Civil Procedures of the State Df California you have- ninety day.: fr:�-n 0ecrmbrr 23, 14906, to apply to the court-s for ,judicial rrvier.. I f you have nny queation s reynrtAng this mal.ter, plenue Galt our office at 53 7-5227. r Connic Brockwny CMC CB:me Enclosure CC: City Attorney Community Development D .rector City Admi.nistrntor Solomon, SAltsmon u Jamieson, Low orrice REOQE FOR CITY COUNCIL"'r ACTION Date December 19, 13188 ?bmitted to: Honorable Mayor and City Council Submitted by: Paul Coot, City Administrato•r�•�- 2 Prepaiuc± by: Mike Adams, Acting Director , Community Levelopme H L"libiect: AXPPE.U?, OF PLANNING COMMISSION ' S DENIAL. OF C_rNDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO. 88--28 i Consistent with Council Policy? {� Yes O New Policy or Eat;epticn Statement of Issue, Recommendation,Analysis, 9 .Pundin Source, /Lltnrnative Actions, Actechmcnu: ,�'ATF.ME,�F ISSUE Transmitted for your consideration is an appeal fi:om Anthony, a . Tarantino. owner of Texas ' jos,:x•' s Restaurant, to the Planning i; Conunission 's denial of CondWioysal Use Permit No. 88-28, a request i to permit a "DJ" , dancing and faahion shows in the existing Texas ,: Restaurant . 'Looso Condi t;.o,tal Use Permit No 88-28 was denied b � y I the Planning Commission on August 16, 1988. This; item was reconsidered and denied a second time by the Planning Commission on Cctooer 18, 1988 . Planning Commzsaion action and recommandat:iort on August 16 and Octtibez 18, 1988 : A MOTION WAS MADE BY LIVENGOOD AND SECOND BY LEIPZIG TO DENY CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO . 86-28 WITH REVISED FINDINGS, BY T.HE FOLLOWING VOTE: f AYES : Livengord, Silva, Leipzig , Ortega . Biggins , Kirkland NOES: None ABSENT: Slates ABSTAIN: Nose ___E.QB DE AL: 1 . The establishment of the rentalurant with seven, ra=,ah::s a week of dancl,ig to recorded music. operated by a disc jocT -.,y, will., be detrimental, to the genera" 'rrel!`,ttre of persona re:.:�'.ing i► the vicinity due to potential inoiso impacts from cust'omnrs leaving that premises after 10 : 00 F•M, 2. On-site parking and , circulation. are inadeguat: n the e bawd 'o parking ratios and distribution `bent :,Ho. 7,- _►-t for the gcopost.d xunch ..mefashic�tgahow and- have! . potential . of creating a congestfnn ane circulation havard . ,, rya sna , 3 . Ingresn and egress to the site has the potential of creating � additional traffic impacts to the intersection o£. Adems Avenue and commercial center entrance because of traffic impacts generated by the proposed lunch hour fashion shows . 4 . The proposed dancing/live entertainment use does not conform with the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code in terms of buffer area ; the restaurant building is approximately 180 feet from residential uses to the north (across Adams Avenue') , 5 . The proposed dancing/live entertainment use ` o not compatible with the existing 24-hour market within the center . �t a f f Rec.01,�,Ptit1d.�. Staff recommends that the City Council den;- the appeal and uphold the action of the Planning Commission by denying Conditional Use � Permit No 68-26 based on the findings listed above in the Planning Commission ' s recom.,nendation . APPLICANT/ Texas Loosey ' s AEMX 1ANI: Antho:.y Tarantino 10142 Adams Huntington Beach, CA 92646 1.0142 Adams ( approximately 450 feet east of the southeast corner of Adams Avenue And Brookhurst Street) . CU To permit a "W" , dancing and fashion shows at the existing Texas Loosey' s Restaurant . on August 16, 1988 , the Planning Commission reviewed Conditional Use Permit No . 88-28 . The applicant and owner of Tex.aa .Loosey' s , a 6 , 305 square foot restaurant with 357 square foot dat!ce floor ( and two bars) , is proposing to provide dancing to reeardeLl music with a disc jockey, nightly from 8 : 30 PM to 12 : 39 AM and lunch-hour fashion shows Monday through Friday. The fashion shows will consist of ,'. models wearing casual and/or sports clothes, no lingerie or scanty apparel will be modeled . t tore than 50 percent of the restaurant le activities and resources are directed to food services which includes Saturday and Sunday brunch. The request was denied . Subsequently, the applicant: requested a reconsideration of Conditional Use Permit No. 88-28 and on October 18, 1988 , the Planning Commission reconsidered the request . C FICA - 9116188 -2- ( 1144da t i The applicant ' s reconsideration was based upon the fact that such proposed use had actually operated for approximately two months (January and February 1988) without incident . And that concern over noise, parking and congest- on may not be substantiated . In addition , the applicant was willing to accept a limited conditional use permit for a limited period of time. Public testimony from local residents at the reconsideration indicated strong opposition to the request for the "DJ, the dancing and the fashion shows and was denied a second time. In terms of documentation of support and opposition, two petitions have been submitted to Manning staff and are on file with the Planning Division . A 156 signature petition was submitted by the applicant where people indicated support for the request fc.r a "DJ" , dancing and fashion shows . Addresses of people signing the petition are a mix of Huntington. Beach residents and people residing out-of-city. It appears that no one from the immediate neighborhood signed the petition. Another petition, signed by 65 residents who reside in the immediate area indicates strong opposition to the request . In addition to signing the petition opposing the request , many of these same people came and spoke in opposition at the August 16, 1988 meeting, and also at the October 18 , 1988 Planning Commission reconsideration meeting and presented a supplemental petition with 13 signatures asking the Planning Commission to maintain the denial and not approve the request . ProY1® Y to Fxi • in9Residential Development Texas Loosey' s is 240 feet north ai:a 300 feet west of immediate presidential development , Meredith Gardens , a single family tract . � In bath directions , there are one-story commerci5l buildings, that contribute to some buffering . The existing condominium development to the north , across Adams Avenue, is approximately 180 feet from the restaurant: building . The proximity of the restaurant to surrounding residential uses raises concern regarding noise generated by customers who would come to the restaurant for drinhing and dancing and leave between the hours of 10: 00 PM and 12 : 30 AM. Also , the less than 200 Foot distance to residential does not con form with the intent of Section 2LJ9_,.1Z (d of the Huntington Hearn ordinance Code . I par :n� Although some of the tenants and/or business in the center have dispersed hours , the required parking based on City Coyle totals 799 spaces, exceeding the existing number of parking spaces (733) by 66 spaces. The major impact to the parking requirement deficit are small restaurants that were permitted with 12 seats or less and have exceeded the permitted number . RCA 9/16188 -3- (1244d) The restaurant now occupied by Texas Loosey' s was initially occupied , (1977 to 1983) by C.J. Mack' s which had live entertairanent (a four piece band, but no dancing, and dinner/background music) and then by Moochies (1983-1987) which did not have live entertainment. None of the; prsvious occupants had dancing . The applicant ' s request to have dancing , therefore, would not be consistent with previous tenant activities . On August 5, 1988 , the Police Department had no objections to the applicant ' s proposal (see Attachment No . 6) . An update of any concerns will be preser.ted at the meeting . The Community Development Department& concerns relate to potential parking congestion during the noon hour ( (Monday through Friday) and noise generated by patrons who visit the restaurant for drinking and dancing during the hours of 10 : 00 Phi to Midnight and cro likely to create disturbances that impact the residential areas to the east, north and south of the restaurant . The proposed project is exempt Class 1 Section 15301 from the provisions of the California Environmental Quality Act. Not applicable . As an alternative, the City Council may either : a . Approve Conditional Use Permit No. 8-26 subjer, t to either Alternative Action A for the "DJ" , dancing and fashion shows ( see Attachment No . 4) , or b. Approve Conditional Use Permit No. 88-28 subjer-t to Alternative Action H for the fashion shows only (see Attachment 5 ) . A'1'TAC1iMEtiTS 1 . Appeal letter dated August 24 , 1988 •d- QG�o�aat� �i tqg� 2 . Planning Commission Minutes dated October 18 , 1980 3 . Planning Commission minutes dated August 16 , 1988 6 . Alternative Action A 5 . Alternative Action B 6 . Police Department memo dated August 5, 1988 7 . Planning Commission, staff report dated October 18, 1986 MA:5H: gbm RCS - 9/16/88 -4- ( 1244d) Oar t r_S+7Uo.rr►. Ci rc i '�,. 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(•1 f.'; ;: .J..... i"t, �.��.;• i� ...'�y r�`. : f•.i'; _*� ��i .f:":'<�i1 � nr y , Publish 12/8/88 APPEAL OF PLANNING COMMISSION' S DENIAL OF CONDITIONAL USE PEPJ41T NO . 88--28 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Huntington Beach City Council will hold a public hearing in the Council Chamber at the Huntington Beach Civic Center, 2000 Main Street, Huntington Beach, California , on the date and at the time indicated below to receive and consider the statements of all persons who wish to be heard relative to the application described below. per: Monday, December 19, 1988 TJM: 7 :00 PM ,�u@s Appeal to Planning Commission denial of Conditionel Use Permit No . 88 8 . APP11CANT/ Anthony J . Tarantino Q T2 Texas Loosey' s, 10142 Adam, Avenue, approximately 450 Sent east of the southeast corner of Adams and Brookhurst; t OI3E T;� Establish dancing to recorded music (disc jockey) seven nights a week and lunch hour fashion shows five days per week, ASonday to Friday in an existing restaurant . 13ASI5 FQR tip-EAU Appeal of Planning Commission 's denial of Conditional Use Persait No . 88-28 . The appeal is based on the following reasons : In contrast to the Planning Commission ' s concerns, the Country-Western dancing will draw an older clientele and no measurable noise impacts to existing residents are expected to occmr. The restaurant was approved to seat 193 people so there should not be a parking problem. Texas Loosey 's would like to have the opportunity to prove they can conduct their business in an orderly manner acid respect the neighboring tenants and residents . $�PIMENTA�._.5 1 Categorically exempt pursuant to Section 15301, Class 1 of the California r Environmental Quality Act . A copy of the proposed project and appeal are on file in the Department of Community Development tr 2000 Main Street. Huntington Beach, CA 92648`. ; , YY„ rF '"T��r —wr ,. .., :-.:.. •..:.. .r.�1::vv,.::..w.r. ,,aacr..wr.rwsww.�.w�r.rawraw--::.... zti•... r +r,.+.. ...;+......-.-+,,w i ALL INTERESTED PERSONS are invited to attend said hearing and .(I express opinions or submit evidence for or against the application as outlined above. All applications, exhibits, and descriptions of this proposal are on file with the Office of the City Clerk, 2�60' Main Street, Huntington Beach, California , for inspection by the public. 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Riley Gaynor Robert C Flaherty � 20202 Running Springs !-n nCin Bauch CA 926461344 Carlingford 5t 1021" Ascot Ur H,,: Eton ' Costa Mesa, CA 0"_6:6 Huntington Reach, CA 92646 f 151-271-33 155-054-71 a55-US4-82 I Delver E Roghair Mary -Iane FaltLc.o � Roderick J `clgauc 20212 Bunning Springs Ln 10236 Ascot. Cir 10210 Arco; Cir Hun,�.ington Beach, Ut 92646 iuntington Beach, CA 9 646 Iuntington Beach, CA 92646 151--271-34 155-054-72 155-054--83 ma:ino Arinuta v ,r•"� Terry 1. MLCardle Arty B3aye 9951 flings Canyon Dr 2946 Jlava Rd 10208 Huntington Beach, CA. 92646 Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Ascot Cir 253-271-'_? 153--054-73 Huntington Reach, CA 92646 155-054-14 Bruce bricks V I Dian Goering Brent !i Swanson 9p61 Kings Canyon Or 1024o2 ascot Cir •✓ 10932 PicadWly I.n Hunting on Beach, CA 92646 ituntLngron Beach, CA 92646 Huntington Beach, CA 92646 151.-271.-•28 155--054--iN 155-054-57 s. .Robert.; t. Munox � Z1.. r lT: sya - Leonard B k bod 9971 k1 ngo. Canyon Dr `✓ 199 8 Pica. d; llv Ln Arty Basyo tIuntinjjton' Buuch,_ CA 92646 1g2DA Ascot Cir .,Huntington Banc}�; CA ,92�i6& Kunti gtnn 'Beach, CA` 926 iS1-:ti+l-24 46 5-0 4-5 1S - - Iona afet- Donald R Brennan Leonard B Wood 19942 Piccadilly Ln Burns Ave 0,419938 piccudilly Ln Huntington Bench, CA 92646 V Santa Ana, Ca 92707 Huntington Beach, CA 92646 , j - 155-054-59 1S5-054-70 155-053-87 1�inifred R Wilsot. '�/� "terry J Carmichael . V� Duane A Connors 19948 Picadilly Ln 10152 Ascot Cir 10174 Ascot Cir Huntington Beech, CA 92646 Huntington Beach, CA 92646 Huntington Beach, CA 92646 '`1 155--054-60 155-053-77 155-053-88 ; Richard L Birknola, et al f Barbara I. Jackson ' �' I)glares !?uncap �r 19952 Piccadilly Ln V , 101511 Ascot Cir 10176 Ascot Cir Huntington Beach, CA 92646 Eiuntingtvn Heath, CA 92646 Nantington Beach, CA 92646 155-054-6.1 155••053-76 155- 053-89 William 'Whine Anne Aisthorge Lurleno White Holland L Robinson 10207 Ascot Cir 8272 Kingfisher Dr 10178 Ascot Cir Kuntingtcn Beach, CA,92647 Huntington Bc.jch,-- A 9 646 Huntingcon Beach, CA 92646 155--054-62 155-053-79 155-053-90 ' Grace Wax �� Roberta T Jones � Flzaro Beach CX V 10211 Ascot Cir 1015B Ascot Cir 10165 Ascot Cir Huntington Beach, C,1 92646 Huntington He1ch, CA 92646 11unt1rigtcn Beach, CA 92646 155-054-63 155-053-80 155-053--63 George Filinka �/ Jata_r, French Linda Sue Ftl1man � � 10213 Ascot Cir 10160 Ascot Cir V ID163 Ascot Cir Huntington Beach, CA 92646 Huntington Feach, CA 92646 Huntington Beach, CA 92646 155-05ti-64 155-053-64 William G McBride Lucy "�` Pengra << Dorothy L Aalstv,.d 10215 Ascot Cir 10111 Valley Forge- D 10155 Ascot Cir f Huntington Beach, CA 92646 Huntington Beach, CA 92646 111sntirigton Beach, CA, 42646 155-054-65 155-053-62 155-053-6`. Josef Bubrt-~ Edward Nicholson Smith ,r Lydia Saval�z L.. 1.0219 lkscot Cir Robert C Smith 10151 Ascot Cir Huntington Beach, GA 91"646 8655 Fresno Cir $501 Huntington Beach, CA 92646 Huntington Beach, CA 921346 155-053-66 155-45�+--6b 155-053-83 Sine £ Fricke, et it Adeline C Dann �' Lorraine " ' Judith K Abeitta V, 10166 Ascot Cir 836 Hurietta Dr 10227 Ascot Cir "untie-ton Beach, CA 926146 Arcudia CA 91006 � uunttn3ton Beach, CA 92646 155-053-84 1.55-053-67 155-054-67 Jerry B Quenzler John Wiggins ;iary C Johnson / 10168 ascot Cir 10141 Agcoc 'Cir 1;{3G6 Wilton P1 Huntington Beach, CA 92646 Hunt3.sgton Beach, CA 9244�� Torrance, CA 90504 1350-053-85 155-053-68 1.55-054--68 Keith W :ICCU+c Donna Beth Pikulsky Cary W Nelson 1.0170 Ascot Cir 1uratic�JtnunDa,�;ch, 'CA .'3.a�G 10239 Ascot Cir Huntington hooch, CA 92646 , g 2 I55M054-6 135MU53-86 155-053=69 ttuntnton; 8eaclt, CA 9261io - - - - - - — to Jahn it fief f 2nd t� ;'6 '}iure2l L 5chorle ic:fat l J �«ilbut 3200 Cerritos ,Ave ,.,. -416 14th Sr 20022 Lu;son Ln Signal Hill, CA 90807 Huntington Beach, CA 92646tluntingtoil Beach, CA..92646 . 155-053-59 355-161-02 suza'nne Matthews V 10142 AscoC Cir Lorraine Eva Fricke � Edith Cecelia };ing Huntington Seacl�, CA 92b46 838 Del Rio Ave 20032 L-awson Ln 155-OS3-71 San Gabriel, CA 91776 Ifunting:an Beach, CA 92616 155-053-60 155-1 61-03 Merritt G Meats i683 W 133ad St Robert Ga,;bar ro Jack T=Pelli:;:er� i Hawthorne, CA 90-150 10169 Ascot Cir i-lunzt;i�ton �1L'3Cit. C�1 92F�4b 2005� Lawson"Ln 155-053-7 2 Huntington Hezca, Cis 92646 155-•053-61 155-1 61-04 Joseph R Cai.c ti V 9385 Jasmine Ave Anne hanrahan Henry `I Richardson Fountain Valley, CA 92708 10167 Ascot Cir 20062 Lawson Ln U 155-053-73 Huntington Beach, C�� 926-4 Ilun:ingcon Be.sch, CA 92646 155•-0�3-6.. 155-161-rJ5 John E BItey 600 Driftwood St C R S Development Cf) Alvin H Crum 1" Morro Bay, (.A 93442 J Tax Debt .13245 '007w [.av•an Ln � 153--033-74 i P.O.Aos 37000 Hun ,"Ington Beach, CA 92646 ` San Francisco, CA. 94I.37 153-161-06 / 15 5-05 L-I I •,,, :?elen L Earner .0134 Ascot Cir Priscilla AIIer. f� Laarencc R Sellars :!untington Beach, CA 92647 2160 E Spt•ing Sr. , ,l:!f)0 i008., 2 �Y Long Death, C,, 90SO6 Lausan Ln L55-053-75 Huntington Beach, CA 92646 i 5�-051�1� 155--161-07 I Kenneth J Snowdon ?382 Candlewood Dr 1�I1.;n rain?�ar ; Lucy Russc: ! �" luntington Beach, CA 92646 00 Via Lido fiord ✓ 20081 Colgate Cir 1.55-053-76 • ewpnrt Reach, CA 92663 Ifuntingron, 2eaci;, CA 92646 155-1751-07 153-161-08 Fattiette L Kissell V 19931 PiccadillyLn John P Thompson a tf` Dana `I.icliael ox lunti.ngton Beach, CA 92646 Dallas, ex ✓ ?.0071 Colgate Cir I55_053-55 Dallas, Tc�sa:; 752w1 fiuntint�tvn Beach, CA 92646 I55--051-1.() 155-161-09 ilarriette Hunter J t a ,. `iunik;, T Tj 11:.►ich 937 Piccadilly Ln Edward II Kerins 9untington Beach, CA 92646 31100 i :+at• Av�� �1Q3 20061 Colgate Cir V 155-053-:56 Costa Mesa CA 2626 Huntington Seacic, CA 42646 155-091-08 I s5-16.1-10 Dolores Steward Ringer 19941 PicadUl Ln Cathy Zara f z9961 flan L.n �f C.�rsten g. ydua Eluntingtgn Bench, CA 92647 g 20051 Colgate Cir t 15a-053--57 Nuntington Beach, CA 92646 r t, Huntington Beach, CA 9«646 135-!}91...ro 155-161 .11 lark . R Reese F. CharleODurhfn l9947- Piccadilly Ln Eric I= 2fr. erann f :� 2U01_y Lawson Ln luntington Beach, CA 9264b' 20031 'Cvlgate. Cir 1! Huntington Beach, CA, 9261r(� l$5-U53-S8 Huntington Uach, CA 92646 �y. r l }` 155�16I-•01 1,55 161'•1,2 '�IOf._.I ` ' •'•r;M`,3,#�xw cif uvh,.i(YF 4 .. ___ _—_ w ,f S,1�S."� �; r, .�h., t .r:;"=fit �p ,.i"fN .•i'V: .,, 11i.1I:a� E PL.int---tQisan )091 Viva Cir A"Itingtan Roach CA 92646 RichardAi.ri"tarr.ha Mr. and Mi�s . ' 'rtillio� J 20Q8i Viva C3.r 20091 Viva Circle Huntington Beach, CA 92646 :ntington Beach, CA 92646 155--181-19 Resident 10212 Ascot Circle Huntington Bench, CA 92646 Resident ✓� J l 10216 Ascot Circle Huntington Beach, CA 91646 Mr, and Mrs. Jones lteside& Vi 20152 Viva Circle ``1 10172 Ascot: Circle zntington Beach , CA 92646 Huntington Deach, CA 926tifi 'I 1 Beverly Ste.i,nbeck ✓ viiliam E . Plant Ha on 20122 Lawson Lane 20091 Viva Cir . :ntington Beach, CA 92646 i ilunti ;� can Bcii . . CA f,:h Resident 155- 151 - 18 10164 Ascot Circle J Huntington Beach, CA 92646; Renee Jcnes ✓ , 20151 Lawson Lane Richard A . I,imarchc, :f Resident �►� .ntington Beach, CA 92646 200AI viva Cir . 10216 Ascot Circle liur t i tip tan Bch . , CA ltuntingLon Beach, CA 92646 92646 155- 181 - 1a Albert Cominsky v 20102 Lawson Lane f ntington Beach , CA 92646 1✓,� Resident v�, 10299 Itolhurn ter. Carey Wilbur_ �. i Huntington Beach, CA 92646 20022 Lawson bane ntington Beach, CA 92646 Resident 10135 Disney Circle i liunt.inyt:on Beach, CA 92646 Y Darbara L. Jackson 10154 Ascot: Circle ntington Beach, CA 92646 I , . y F Nell Bird 19914 Piccadilly Lane Huntington beach, CA 92646 Resident Mar and David do Maas y Rosalind M. FoLtc V► :10206 Ascot Circle 20071 Lawcon Lane :unt;itrt ltan Beach, CA 92646 Huntington Beach, CA 92646 10154 Ascot Circle Huntington Beach , CA 92646' Resident ,?f 10208 Ascot Circle Fred .zones, Sr. •!untingt;on Beach, CA 92646 10206 Ascot Circle Huntington Beach , CA 92646. Resident 'P/ 19948 Piccadilly Anne Cutler iuntingt:on Beach, CA 92646 Huth Hotta 1925�, Ramsgate Huntington Beach , CA 92646 10202 Ascot Circle Huntington Beach , CA 92646 Resident Harriett liunter Ruby Cappellarl V f: 10162 Ascot Circle 19937 Piccadilly Lane 19857 Piccadilly Lane E `:untington Beach , CA 92646 Huntington Beach, CA 92646 Huntington BEach, CA 92646 i Resident 10158 Disney Circle Moore . ,,It :tingyton Heach , CA 92646 Martha R. Lucas Annette Margate 14612 Margate 10170 Disney Circle_ € ? Huntington Beach, CA 92646 Huntington Beach , CA 926461 f i Rabin::a*a Residence t France-a Planning 10178 Ascot Ci-L-cle Anna Pa. Martin \,/ ! 19917 Piccadilly Lane Iurititrlgto:i Be-icl1 , CA 92646 19001 Ramsgat, � Uuntington Beach , CA 92646 IfuntIngt:-in Beach , CA 92646 i l% Ruth P. mart n +� Mr. Manning � .. 19002 Marrj.ste '� 1986 i Piccadilly Lane , Huntington 13cach , CA 92646 ( 1iunt:iny:.or, Beach, CA 92646; Virginia Lucan. r 10F70 Disney Circle I.aciann Puller ' Huntington Beach, CA 92646 V 20332 Colonial Circle t Huntington, Beach, CA 92646 Kathy and Rob Robbins M. Miller � 19927 P).ccadil,iy Lane 20332 Colonial Circle tiunt:i.ngttm Reach, CA 92646 Huntington Beach, CA 92646 Anne M. Miller J 19942 Tcc,ar `C11y X.un 10214 Ascot: Circle NunLingt:on UeacV - .CA 9264 5 Huntington Beach, Cat 92546 r __ .. -.... . _ _ _ _� _. _ __— .. •+wiiwaa...,aar rxwaww.�iv+�eMeaauwa. I ' . Gwen Cassidy 10208 1lolburn V Huntingtoneac t, 92 t • . . • - •- E t � 64 -, Clarence R. , Wilke 10168 Ifolburn Huntington Beach, CA 9264j-` i Resident v 20081 Lawson Lane Resident Huntington Beach, MCA 92646 20051 Lawson Lane 1 �Huntington Beach , CA 942646 ; Resident 20082 Viva Circle Resident V V Huntington Beach, CA 926dG a 20061 I.awson Lane j Bunt-.ington Beach , CA 92646 � Resident 20111 Viva Circle Resi;lc:nt Huntington Beach, CA 92646 10214 Ascot; Circle Huntington Beach, CA 92646 j Resident 20172 Viva. Circ c Huntington Beach,, CA 9A46 Resident: `� �'• 20161 Viva Circle r � Huntington Beach CA 92646L: 9 , 4 t Resident 6 La.• �4Q 2 1N►SOR La Huntington- •' : Reach,, CA 92$46 < � p-�crri��::r�wa.+-.wS�.�N4tra'l:`r :, ,:� •p y `. ad:'!*f�'., �^, ;;p t�ai�Ea �..'. .t....rw...-�..,...., rwrw+e.INM�T'3 1115 . Bill ..0 07 '88,16: 1Z (714) 3 HS,CA.IY3A. • l� PNOrERT•s _W`JrR' r LIST F.t r v.o S:A:r OF CA11,:FURt•:A) SS . i COUNTY C; O:RANGE the attached Y F 1 , st :n! :��l: t .:',9E'. t.� i �.1.�]:�:i �:'�iR �ii. property 1R it 3 A35E3red as :icy oppett;' c, IVu: :d��i` sSGC35"e*': YOI: �f rt : s :��,r. :t _tti: * : h::;�t;r.:c4. ? !AP, tho exr_«r;o: *r%vjr.dDirifs �' .ter.. �•.+».�....�..._� ,......_..-�_...,....,.-........._.�+�......._._—�.�. _-.-,-, .........-.....,•—y.. �.+..�+.....+••..,.«......�.+.r...+�,w.. ♦ E31 EMI ned t; , A r a ••�q � �,;. .s�a� �., i�'' s: .. ^ r.:;�a t,lr "1 'idL 4 h , ; ^r f •t:, 'rr is.�, ,j �`u.t �`��:.lr.tr,� w k....,t. .. �f.�+ p ,,��j 41. '.� �•.cf .:.z�fi,,�Y. a �^:.7 f.,.•. 41�-.,` +�R S -^� r,FX �i {-'" x .� t' t 1;��y ..�7•+.. .1: �v:1�7F:L:a��F.>3f:��:prYtt=/a<h+:^.1�.�.'�l'.Y��;Y^..L t• Fz6�F;1' <.t �_x. 53�. ��#.� t�,,.,,-� ��r�. .�.T. �.�...,;i...t't..l�t °�•"5 F. •�;,lr is -.��.��Y�..,1�. iti' t. is F� s+,..2... C!4Z_ !. HUN11 I�1°`$EAC� I`IRWS, OCTOBER, ' . 8 I)2r�f c«r.�•�. 1 ,iy'+ %��.,.. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING EAL-TO PLANNING COMMISSION DENIAL OF ZONE CIikM E)O.93.13 ' TENTATIVE'fMCT NO 1356MJSE PEA.I.4TT NO 68-32? r' `NEGA71VE DECLARATION NO 88,-20MMIT1 NAL EXCEPTION .y (VARIANCE)NO.68-30GENUMI PLAN CONFt MMICE NO 813 Ch a, ni •rorit o 1 ? , r za t L Donsrf e's dent al to oiy. n S ri!' Plan', .. � w R r'icw �P '[ L. t � r 1 c Dasti .t Trira'f;..!•;, or u 46 lot tiubdivislon for single tamity dwellings) �fOT10E iS HE7i1 SY GtVEN that>ho NtmdrrtoriEirM"dj ChiCauncil will hold a pA Ac fwarinp in the Cosh Ctwmbo •t 1 rho Huntington Beach We Center,2000 frlsln Stri;k, snort tch Beath.CaBfania'rwLtlw,dato nmd at Ow LLne Irtlkalod below to ric rive and cnnsklut tlw statements of ax patens who v�rith b be balyd rotcsve eo rtro'ag k4tAn de%cmbod •, _ , - v J rI/r►�7 i1+«w �, .', ~Mondayi faclob"24;1 WS 77. "c�L . t ,j Apped W�PtJrxwq Canm►sruon danra)of Zeno Charge fib,88-t3/Trn!3tiv Tract No. 135691 m Pemk No.89-02JNegatrro Deduaton No.f38.2aCwcisonal Excepbor1 . , )N- Plamn Coi fvii f to R8-0 �.�•' 1VQti.•ince o.$8�4/GonaxW ante y '�JA pLtC�nIT- PadheC cast jj Na-mrz t �� ' •.n �- 1S8�bSK ' �' tr,,, A t+ai••Qular'thalpod arnakrinitdiatnly,vwu of ttxi'civicCantiv c mf*bvur by utCS b they With. to the rlorthlYe:Savontuen.. t-Yo61own Aw' fha me to node and 1710 '"—foot to the east of Lalm Str ant � int + s r r�••i : ., ThQt9 aratu , Y !t Y•'�1{ '�l.1' ,y ��.'::; .`.b• 'N mentiy throo ire3 iab zoning designations CA thcr area as ra —.(Tit-0-CO' (.L'ay.Den sl rt FWsklen as l-M Producaan-Civic D;Mitt);'rX 1- wv h'CF-C Overtay map r �(Camrniin;ty Fedit es•Ovic);and 0TSP•2-C."(Ckltown Spua!'+c Flan,Distract T*ra-Civic ry f Disiktc od Produdon), A CNus§o of xarm an st d the rwa tarn p1.0-CD(Low i3hu►s4. 1 Reside itirtl-0�I Prediction Givic District)aL•Id Rt-0 viidi i .�:erc.:..d.r•, r t�v F..+ �,� )tnA Q;TSeaP?'`f2 1C�`C�(G o,wr�n sped G�•PanG.OiFsnt Oi2 C�u v�►+."fc(C.cQxar st atrrFac ites•Cic:- y a ncul r�4t:7a nS acm , ;which includes vam;on of portmaris of Sav%mloon.r Si:oat,PIrtC Street;(raesth of Uacy) (� and un'unpmodal"oys irriow rcidLxbon o_f side setbacks far rri'r• wad 5 loot to:1 teat`or L 1 .PCrr+_L ysrd roars. •' aing!e family tesikt=%on ereh lot ' [t To Mow a cukSo•sac bnJ?i d 620 drat in feu of a ma►umrxn bngb r ,J t• wit S �J tQflt t � i AI . N •�, .! ��.-.. tR I•. �.. :.\ j � , /, �. 'may • }� I, , � . 'M�• r j ;r� )..ram' . .F l{/} `•' �.• '�1 .Yl_ �.lj ., (+ :` 's?r�' Ma� � rY�rx ;t►StrabtA.as..: ` "'�'+` "' '+"• 5ttuet(north cf C5c,iy. Sid un,r.vo►rd a:;cy vi cnnfr-f arum r;t".that Gamo!-W Plan. MMQlLMENT f-'STATUS,•_;'i Covved undor:logazw ota 13--=m 1:0.88.20 k►rch w12 olio be comi&vod by 6 City QN$L£; t A=PY of rho preposod r�egwzt t:on to In Ihia Deranmer~t c1 Cernm:x i`f!Dev�lcprcunt at "� 2DW Min Suvet,Hunt~-,Cinn`f3oarh�C�f. r tr;:�"GS6 for kiipizcron'6yYt'r� `.,1 A copy o the 3r.�!f report IA1tf be ati W�ty ir;tervstttS P= tat C;ry l tpr tin fvsin City. '. s~ r j cwy(Taff 1 TaZert Avortm}'? ;t ,• ALL INTERESTED PERSO,' sire MviW to a:erid said tx riig rttid OWVS}`op<ntent w iub rit av 3wry for or riot' t u appScation as ovsi;cif abo-1,02 At apr'•Ircatmi,w6bits,and dos-"00 s a e ir'prvposa)am on fie With sr>rr 0mca of 0y Clerk 2CW A4a in-Stroot,'H:;ntr+pton Boach•'cwilon:is.for irispocbcn cy;:►e pc;bGc• ' nL CN i7EAL^C E By:Cc n a ,Kap , !A . ICi�y Ph"(71411 WV.-SZ27 Ditl d:%I ptmbm 29, 19U ' ftfsh in the Hcatidrgtol't Beach Nsws Oct 21,1983 .. r I� I -i '.. ....' i,'•2'O'�CC)�}-�)�•�'� • �/�' ��f1`?• �: � 1r•a•� ,.�d� ..T• Y r* 1-./� _. , yt ; .•.a "ifs ,1S ' "`.'.r�.:.rw�. 1 Qf��� �O • .�«�1"4� l �,.: wt• ��_a7 Boom 1 ♦�,C2,Q�CD � �, •iJ `1 I . � l CF-C CF L } L J -me ; . $ Rt 4 ir r ; • =. {f na1 Fxcentia To a �r a cul-de•-sac length cry'"'�620 feet in lieu a£ a max n length of 550 feet". e 8 � aZ Plan. D.IIf.o3'.Q1aj=.- To find the vacation of portions of Seventeenth Street, Pine Street (north of Utica) , and unimproved alleys in conformance with the General Plan . ST� E: Covered under Negative Declaration no . 88-20 which will also be considered by the City Council . QN_ EILE: A copy of the proposed request is on file in the Department of Community Development. 2000 Main Street , Huntington Beach, California, 92648 for inspection by the public . A copy of the staff repbrt will be available to interested parties at City Hall or the Main City Library (7111 Talbert Avenue) . ALL INTERESTED PERSONS are invited to attend said hearing and express opinions or submit: evidence for or against the application as outlined above. All applications, exhibits, and descriptions of this proposa3 are on file w;.th the Office of the City Clerk, 2000 Main Street , Huntington Beach, California , for inspection by the public . HUNT114TON BEACH CITY COUNCIL By : Connie Brockway City Clerk Phone (714 ) 536•-5404 Dated 9!7.91118 l 2_0 CF t i •err •1 �' ' .�' 1 r' 1 ` 1 _ R. � ♦ w t }J 11 • 4 cz o C.' t • -:.t1(• t; r ! , Y. C� .yam w. X. �. o•ca t'.:.."a . ` r C' E CD i rrt •� .� tF1A j 1M1 C �AN rrra. T l.t'-R f M ■1 M M '• tart -{� -..! ...t n r � � E c 4 o a LJ, 7 • ,�i ,r., b •t •t �.� •Z�t • •- �ft� - z c&3 --j;5tr T 1.3569 UPZ/Cf $ LIM ' . , ' '. � .. � :__ - :-=MUNtMaOH M'�CN ItAe°wM�O it1Yt1►�:+v ,. ,,;'_ �� r 63 15f fi S 13 LALr `aFF2:£S nS :x defy c0, c r- S0l.ol� rr.S�►L.YsnI A & .1 �ttt:.tin� ^ ,'-. _�;: .` P Pertn�r�K.p�r+ttypf,�9 Prc1�►i•G�l•Garpa�it 0'�t - �j ��y ` ,.`', +2r CVLVER BOL FORD V �i9 {��� j ,E EPOONEa21I 872W46b j • F F" 21�/822-3512 ' cif TRAZIS`ISS IOi; DATE: 11) 25-RR 1 � 'TO CI Ty -1.t: N.}: ; C irY CQUISCIL C !7Y or 11U�:71 iC7U'i BEACH f { A Zip : .+COTT IiESS R7!id / or BARE S A3'«L1.L S` 7 C7 1 4 1'}�1:N A' SOLOMO.I. r Ohl.}-` MA% ;� 1�,l1 : 1~ SCtti i j l 1 2 !tU"l3cK OF Pi�GES : b Cent Iud:In, dace pec; _r......_....._.�.. ly ��.� �yl� ��� , .y'F _ � `I t fy f .��( � i1 '�'` F '"',�'��1.1�.�e .'.�4 c,;.�� .,� � F �tl•f � i��YJ.,t�G Ex.. :t��tjr �'✓� - + .F ..` r lr f :fS�rFi 1 > �, .a '•1 't '� ''4 jt.. ; - `1 r r7•.'. ...;��°• F'.;Y;iiYe '=.;pti1� +.;�; rr. {,i�' �t S � 4r .,"!�a.t .:. '_• ! _ c�yall .,Y-'_ .. ,j1-. ;rtt. iw/M�1F�. '� .a.'. - .�= 1,. �.�yt„"',.,�•r��,;.titi .. ., ....„...,.._..,.......,.... , .,.y ,r..u. I�Yy LAW OFFICES Cf Sf1 ANION,SALTSMAN at UMITtiOti .; ' /►plNNrbTt�Incl,,dr+y F`rotst�.gn!!CtxGCrilair'� _ Q4 CVLVER OOL4EV wo MATA L'>ia.RLY,CA SM) TCt[MICSNE 1213)"?-%a FAX 1713;02. $12 September 2 , 1988 Mr o Scott Home Senior planner City of Huntington Beach 2000 Mein Strout Huntington Beach, CA 92648 no: Texas Looacy ' s Tara Restaurant, Inc. 10142 Adana venue Huntington Beach, California CUP Application 88--28 City Council. Appeal Date : Septerber. 19, 1986 , 7 : 00 p. m. Doar Mr. Mesa: Per our telephone canversation, please find enclosed herevith the Request for Re-Hearing to the Planning Commission. Ei.thor myself or Stephen Solomon will appear this: VJedneadny to nupport such roqueot. based on the foregoing please consider thin. & Request to continua � the City Council Appeal tentative date from September 3.9 , 1998 to October 3 , 1908 or some later time. Thank you . Very truly yours, SOLOM014, ` t" 6 J:.MIESO?� 0LLUEN Pub�YESON /love t rrrrt yam. r CITY CLEM Huntin too Beach PlaftNing Commission+L ' P.O. Box Ito CALLSi"P.O. Date : August t � . tn3;� �����IrrYrr� ii.YY111.I�II�I�i. �IYi.��Y11e�.1y NOTICE OF ACTION applicant : Texas Loosey ' s Anthony ra ran t i no - 10142 t%dams hunt ingt on Beach, C,% Subject : Your application was acted upon by the Rurtington Beach Planning ' Commission on August 16 . io _i and your request was s Withdrawn Approved Approved with Conditions (See Attached) : Disapproved xx I - Tabled Continued until under the provisions of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code, the action taken by the Planning Commission in final unless an appeal it filed to the City Council by you or an interested party. Said append must be in writing and must set forth in detail the actions .'And grounds ,.by and upon which the applicant or interested patty deems bizuaelf aggrieved. Said appeal, squat be accompanied by a filing fee of one hundred and sixty-five 016S) dollars and be submitted to the City Clerk " s office within ten (10) days of the date of the C:oamission ' s action. In your case, the last day for filing an a,pp•eal and paying the filing- 'tee is August 26 : tU43 Previsions of the Huntington So-ach Ordinance Code rarer such that any application becomes null and void one ( 1 ) year after final approval, unless actual construction has started . AECEivEA CITY Cl Ar ITal C--4 cK;Y I . � H��N71�Gi r f'�,iN CsLtF, a ALTERNATIVE ACTION A FINDINGS 5 CONDITTOt:S FOR APPROVAL 'S FOR FASHION SHOW AND DANCING A14D DISC JOCKEY , t CONDITIONAL US" PERMIT NO . 88-28 F11DING5 FOR Al2PR M : 1. 1. The establishment, maintenance and operation of the lunch hour fashion shows and live entertainment , dancing to recorded music' ` with disc jockey will not be dekrimental to : a . The general welfare of persons working in the vicinity; b. Property and improver►:Beta in the vicinity of the restaurant, Texas Looseys . 2 . The granting of Conditional Use Permit No . 88-28 for lunch hour (weekdays only) :a s i n st.ows and iii ghtly live entertainment, J dancing to recooded music with disc jockey will not adversely 1 affect the General Plan of the City of Huntington Beach . 3 . The proposal for the fashion shows and dancing to recoxdnd music with disc: jockey is consistent with the goals and objectives of the City s general Plan and Lane, Use Map. { C,QNQI:r1QNS FQR AP__ 1 . The site plan , floor glans, and elevations received and dated July 24 , 1988 shall be the approved layout . 2 . The applicant shall nonitor custarizrs entering the restaurant to insure that the restaurant seating rapacity is not exceeded. 3 . The restaurant shall maintain proper exit ways . 1 4 The applicant shall comply with all applicable local , State and Federal Fire Codes . ►1 5 . The applicant shall provide private security patrol from 10 : 00 Fret to 1: 00 Awl to monitor customers leaving the restaurant after 10: 00 P'; to Prevent any unnecessary noise or (listrubances . 6 . Fashion Shaw hours shall be limited tc Monday through Friday 12 00 noon to 1 :00 P.4. 7 . The hours of nightly dancing shall be limited to A : 30 Ptd to 12 : 30 AIM -- -- w .,... . ...--- .rwa-.._.,..... :.«-• .':v — Y,, .f.. r r ?za1fA7i .• '!!:1NfwL s4.c, v • _ fJ f y B Fashion shows will adhere to the Adult Entertainment section of the, City,` Ordinance Code; specifically the wearing of transparent clothing and exposure "of specified anatomical parts of the body. 9 . The Planning Commission reserves the Aght to revoke this coridi'tional use permit if any violation of these conditions or the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code occurs . 10 . The proposed use shall comply with all applicable Fire and Building Codes, including Chapter 33 of the uniform Building Code . 11 . All seating plans shall be approved and occupant load established by the Building Official . 12 . All events shall be reviewed by the Fire Department . 13 . The proposed live entertainment shall comply with Chapter 8 . 40 "Noises" of the Huntington Beach Municipal Code . Should complaints be received regarding noises generated by thee., live entertainment, the Planning Commission reserves the right to p require the applicant to mitigate the noise level . 4 14 . All Police Department concerns and requirements must be addressed and met prior to the issuance of an entertainment permit . i t 1 e ', y -44 t y � T 1 SWAIMON,S ALlrjhtkN & JASOLSO : T"�ry et` A t�A�tne+ON,;1nctu*j•rC Prohet-ejI Ccvrw#ioct V y �44', aH CULVER Ot atvAAD w�s� PLAYA DE:PEr.'C^9r TO) e>} 1 'tRL8�1t�NE (7c7��22•t$'S0 C� }AA t s •t. octvber 25 , 1986 CITY CLERK City Council ; Ce t y of Hut) t i ng ton Be;ich ALtent ion : Scott us--8s anti/or hnren h1wel 1 Senior Planner 2A06 Hain Street Nu::tington 6eact► , California 92640 VIA FAX - (71. 4 ) 536-4693 Kw: TEXAS LOOSEYS 101 ,42 AUAMS AVENUE i{VNT I NGTON !3FACfd, CA ; DENIAL OF APPLICAT WN FUR CONDITIONA11, U E PERMAIT; Qfi- 20 ; SUBSEQUENT APPEA1, Dear City Clerk and City Council : On Aug ur. t 1t3 , 1988 the HuntinaL0r, beelch Vlan11incl Le3rot:, lc.afor denied the above C. U . P . On AU.iUSt 26 , 1. 995 A tiMr.,'ly kr,pi+fll. +,fay, filed and f�:es wert Posted . On October 16 , 1988 the:, MAIL16' 0 Was rd bjj 'the 111Annir.9 Commission uha again denieJ the. ^1nttex . Please treat this letter iti addition to thc- Appeal ut: the October 18, 1988 donial . At � :JChed hPtQta ir. r. --pt,j at the Auguot 24 , i 1. 989 or is ir.al Appt c" f 7 eiC ta i..aoscy, r. f he August 16 , 1988 denial . Add i t i anal ly , i t shout d he not+-1d the the: Huntington Febc.h p1.inni ;g c-tommission decision is in error for the following rcesono : 1 . Grantin9 of the C . U . P . Wil l nct be detr lmunta 1 to Lhe general well irc of pprr.Lna residing in the 11at,►�>�liato v1C ill ity . 2 . The off st : oet 4:arking and the on stroet parXing are adequato for the intended uive , 3 . Ingress 5nd s3gier,s to they si '.e does not i cftestte it traffic p:oblen. or inpacr for the f propasod d:tnf: ing;1 ive entertainmentronfarms i �k with the li»ntingt:on Bva.-h ordinanco in terms of buffer, rnd buffer nre.zs . � 4 . The proposed dancing1l ive enLer tainment use i compakibtp- With the ex i s t ing 24 huu : market within the center . ; Please be ad%l i scd that the Ct i g i r,s.l Afipea l pea Led .;)e mppxopr i air fags and they h v u not been ref unded,� therefc7e. the aP 1 iea ic t ttc ut+ats a wa iver of khe fogs !t Y,821Z Z312 SSJ LAv .OFfYCffi City Clerk ; Cit of I ntlr�gkc:n Beach i ectobe'r 25, 1.98 Page Two The . arip.'l icaitit` has d i scussed the matter with the P14nning Department and requests that the hearing be 9 't for Nov embo-I 11 , 1988 before the. honorable City Council . • r Very truly you SOLOMON # ., JAN I &SON . ST MEN WARREN SOLOMON for TEXAS LOOSEYS Anthony T,Nxantfno 10142 R i.;Ms Ifuntirtgtun Beach, CA 92646 I 1 SWS : 1lb cc: Tony TacttnL i ItO Run Walton Liar Feldman 1 .• I .i 1 C C-1EM LA CTYQiu, ►�, u8g p � n�: as= a rrigi APPLMAIfT: TEW LOO61'Y' 8 Racon:rf'!leration ``Qi Conditional' .'Use' Per�a�t 8ta . 88-25 is a : request .tc astabli'sh dancing ; to recot:ded Music '(Disc 'Jockey); se'ven,`'Aighta a week i, and hunch hour f sshii n shows five days ! per week: Kondek' to Friday, I ir.` in azliting. restaurant . The applicant= bas indicated that the proposed dancing to l l be from 8 :30 Phi to is :30' AN. .:, JPitxMuant to Section',:.9220.I'(d)D, a conditional use.,,perm t is-` required to establish ' dancing ansl/dr live enteitainmwnt. The proposed` disc jockey` (D J. ) is considered live entertainment; and the daytitse fashion.. show:,-3 require an enteriairamnt per's►it issued by the Police.. Depaitiien't which must also be approved by conditional use perait by the Planning Commission. an August. 3.6, 1988 , the Planning Commission reviewed and denied Conditional Use Permit No . 88-28. Deny, Conditional UAe Permit No. 88-28 (Reconsideration) with findings are outlined in the tataff report datod October 4 , 1951. THE PUBLrc HzAArxG wAs apanD j Steven Jamison, applicant, stated a license to mall. alcoholIarW play recorded music has already been obtained by the establishment and the only thing to be added . ia ' a disc jockey with dancing. He suboiitted a peti tion in..support of the request signed by,, 15a.: . people . He aaid he would be Killing to close earlier than 2 :00 AN as an alternative and would be agreeable to a 60 day review, Deann Gutowski , 10206 Ascot Circle, spoke in opposition-:to the" request , She said the entablishment does not have enough `policing for the area and foals that lath night patrons will disturb residents in the area . She also stated concern relative to' the''noon turfs " lingerie fashion shown . She presented a petition its opposition containing 65 names . The applicant was asked about the fashion ahows; during they lunch hour and what the models mere modeling . He said sometinvu they model lingerie bowevar would be willing to cancel any further shown if they ware a concern. sterling Colthurst, 10051 Crailet Drive, representative of lisr3dith � Gardens Homeowners, tspoke, in opposition to the request because of noise, late night crowds and devaluation of homos in the area. He urged the Commission to deny the request . r,o**— PC minutes 10/18/as -3- ( 5g7d) Jd sid tbcre::. ia! no .bMfEe cv, Goodin, ,`20031 Lawson Leone, s r beta his , restaurant and. he; is 11aturb 71...1W the aoiii . creiated in house; and;.-,the _ _ ' the►,.parking;: lot-.,, t 1@ esaurad that thias , Mouldid--tbat the:, �turround#ng..neighbors were H!t��s a bey a . lMii►illr-kjrpe ,►eetsurant . Don Connors, 10174 Ascot Ci�rol ' isid,;be livi5;across;, the at set et'in � • d he i still ,o . t'':nothing: has�;'�h�n � H��res� s�Ae /� fibm the restaurant and the q petition containing 121 . sig�slyd° to °.th�1..YeQultst. , p P nstures in opposition. Donald ,A. - Gutowski, 102 ;.. , a6; Ascot Circle spoke in opposiklon ar,a� urged denial of the request. with th Ri�k;;LsMaxChe, 20081 Viva. Cir c ., .. : a i cle6 , said.-he has: su�by,.prodtie�;: at ' shoppiiig center. ,,and does not, want any- more. He ; feels, allowing- daneing-.will r_r'eate noise. problems, security problons� ended trash/debri'e, ` id will de-value his home. He said Teas Looser' s is not fa.n y esnted. 1 oz a � - Doug 2'ulli6, 20091 Viva Circle, said he. lives directly across from the, .ishopj3.ng center and that he c&lls the gol.i�ce; constantly with complaints . He _does not feel that any coop romisea ' arauld r be made ' to t the establishment because property owners don' t rscoive any, and urged the Commission to deny the request . David•,L. Wickersham, 20092 viva Circle . statel hs- does not want another "top' in his back yard. . There were no other persons present to speak for or against the request and the public hearing was closed. �-- commissioner ,Slates stated he would be abstaining since he was absent from the lust hearings. A MOTION'WAS MADE;,BX LIVENGOt3D, SECOND W ORTEGA, TO Ot" CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT MO. 88-28 (alCONSIDERATION) , WITH -F1NDIMG8# i BY :'HE FOLLOWING VOTE: AYES: Livengocd, Silva, Ortega , Higgins, 8nurguionoa 4 ABSENT- Leipzig (taut of Room) ABSTAIN: Slates s ;►tN2 1 s roll DVN 1 . The establishment of the restaurant with seven nights a` w*ek of dancing to recorded music operated by a , disc jockey. will be detrimental to the general welfa►:e of persons residing in the Nlicinity due to potential noise inpacts from customera leaving the premises aftor 10 ,00 YM. VOwl ' Pc Minutes - 10/18/88 ",.. 4 4 " t 2 . On--site parking ,,and, circulation aze : inadequate :based .on. the ' parking rati�oa and, distribut'i,ori.•a � eliown : in' AitMcheent ENO. , 70 for the7.proposed . lunch-'time fashion show ind hang the potential of 'creating a congestion 'and circulation haxird. e has th*. po . , 3 . tn • cies . and a i:es_s.' to. the si� • additional tea tantial of cteat�in9:Si 4 ffic Impscts . to the ;.intersection �of ;"A" Avenue and . commercial. center entrance because of traffic Ampects generated 'by the proposed lunch hour fashion shown . 4 . The . proposed dancing/live entertainment use does, not cantors► 1 with the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code in terns of buffer _ area; the restaurant building is approximately 130 foot from residential uses to the north (across Adams Avenue) . 5 . The. proposed dancing/live entertainment use is not capatible with the existing 24--hour market within the center. -2 TIONAL _U6F 121a I!LMNIXC COMMIS$I411 KEETIKC} PLICANT: BEHCO BEACH, LTD. conditiona Use Permit No. 88 40 was continued fro s October 4 , 1988 Plannin ' Commission meeting due to the CommL oa' s tie vote. (3 to 3 ) .. Co tional Use Permit No.� 88-40 in , requ+eat 'to p�sr�it the operation o family billiard.and arcade enter; uhich' Mill also include a food sn k bar . According to the plicanti the main focus of the billia /arcade center is to ovide a famlir oriented, tasteful , clean and l managed 6ntert nt enviroitireist. .- The proposed billia�rd/area cent ear will upy four suites. totalling approximately e0950 aqua feet at Plaza de la Playa Center on the east side of Beach eou vard, �T 7 feet south of G arf field Avenue. The Planning. Commission, aft e eceiving public testimony and, general discussion of the p o project, suggested that', the initial approval of Condi anal Permit No. 68-40 be ;lialted 'to one-year with a six-mon review fr iha date of issuonce of certificate of awcupa STAFE Approve Cond oval Use Permit No . 88-40 wit findings and conditions approval . Jerry B representing the applicant, said that is client cannot obtai financing with a one year conait tonal use pe ',t and re sted that the permit ba extended for five years , -- owever is w ing to be subject to a review in 6 months. t k PC Minutes - 10/18/68 -5- (15274) 1 , AI�OTI0l� WAS,.`MD ; 9Y HIGGIN6, SECOK � 8Y; SLAM TO APP*OVX - CO2ibITT41lAh',,, VSE"PERMIT 1#0. 8 8. 4 0. FaA FI1f2'.YPd s ,W1Tx,,Y A'. 5IX 1, DXlm ;? RL'Vxi,.,'MLTt{-lIi�DIGS AAD , lBW CONDITI08� "OF APPX0V'11i:, � Z'fiX M3LLO�II�3 �O''Y~L�. , AYES, i !' Slat`is6, Liirengood , Silva, Laipsiq, Higginat, l�ourquignon r . `100ES: Ortega : ABSENT;' lfone ABSTAIN: None t �i�ti2,ILl.�. "l�8 �'LpPRQY.ALi The e• y ' tablis h x. ., ment , ,,maintenanc e and `operati�an- of� a bihliarQl z arcade' center` without the sale of alcoBoii'c beyo:sq�a Mill not be detrimental ' to : a , The 'general welfare of persons` residing or working in 't 0 vicinity; b. Fr6perty and improvements in the viciniiy of much use or building . rant of- Conditi 2.` Tb e i n anal �Cse' Permit No'. 88-dC' to perwit the operation of a •biiliardlercade center wi1.1 not, adversely Y affect' the•'Gene'ra1 Plaw'of the `City of Huntington Beach becauseo "as .conditioned, tho billiard/arcade canter is M.. consistent with tho General Plan designation of Goneral } Commercial . 3 . Thie proposed,'billiard/arcade center is 'consistent~with the goals and objectcivea of the City' s General Plan, and Land Use map., S.4I�I�I�'.�QDFI.,.�APPROYAL' 1 . The a '` . , site plan and flooc plan received and dated 'llu9usk 19, � p 1989 shall be the approved layout. 2 . This approval is for a billiarddarcade .cop.t et Kith. ancillary sale of food . No alcoholic beveragea stall be sold for consumption , on " site'. ' No more than 12 stools/seats adjacent to the snack bar shall be permitted- without prior approval of a conditional use permit . 1. 3 . Hours of operation shall be Sunday through Thursday, faom 11 :00 AM to 10:00 PM and Friday through Saturday from 11:00' AN to 12 : 00 Midnight. 1 PC Minutes - 10/18/89 MB.. 13x7d t ? l A CION; WAS MADE :.B1iC ` LTVENG4UD AND SECOND, BY HTGGI NS TO DENY CON ZQNAL EXCEP";;f1N NO. 88�86 WITH FINDINGS, BY THE FOL ING" VOTE-0 AYES'. Livengood; Silva , Leipzig, Ortega , Higgins , ,� Land NOES:.,: ne .' ABSENT: . 3 es ABSTAIN: Non ltOTFUN 2�ASSED FINDINGS EQR 11E _ 01TIONAL EKC M ' . 1 . The ;granting of Con " ional E ption (Variance) No . 88-r86 to allow meeting the deft ' t o site parking of 22 space's , at ;:the church, across the street om the Academy will; ba , materf ally detrimental to the pub fare, : and injurlous. to .property in the same; zone cla fica" 0 During the school day, staff and buses should b arked on school site to relieves on-street traffi 2 . Because of k of special circunista a applicable to the - subject P erty, including location o urroundings, the strict lication of the zoning ordinan is. found not to depri the subject property of privilege njoyed by other pro sties in the vicinity and under identi I zone ssification. The lot is adequate in size d can ccommodate addi?-ional. parking . Granting of Conditional Exception (Voriance) No . 8 86 for off--site parking would constitute a special pri;ile - inconsistent with limitations upon pxoporties in the cinity. i C-4 Q�i LQN .USE 1'E8M1T NO_._ Q.R_-2_a AP.LICANT: TEXAS L0OSEY'S A request to establish dancing to recorded music (Disc Jockey) seven nights a week and lunch hour fashion shows five days per week, Monday to Friday, in an existing restaurant . $jyy1RQN KENM STAB: The proposed project is exempt Class 1 Section 15301 from the provisions of the California Environmental Quality .Act . �OI�IlrIENDA�I ON: -Deny Conditional Use Permit No . 80-28 with findings . THE PUBLYC HEARING WAS OPENED _4 Ron' Walton, President of Texas Loosey' s, spoke in support of the regtiest . He said Texas Loosey' s was primarily a restaurant and the recorded music draws a mature age group. PC Minutes _ 8/16/88 _( 11700) IJ S Riedes I President of .the• Merideth Gardena Homeowner i ' Association, spoke 'in �.oppoait,ion of the request. He : eaid. °the MO6r.lty .of ' the ' Di rectors, concurred with the ;findings in th:e, staff report' which recommended denial . Starling Colthur'st, : Vica President of:, the Merideth Gardens Hoinepanera Association, s oke .in oppoQition .Qf the' request . He P espriessed ' concarn over noise which could result , from emergency vehic es and helicopters overhead ass it had been with a similar use in the past . Jay, Goodin, 20031 Lawson Lane, spoke in opposition of the ,request relative tr noise disturbances for the adjacent residential. Deann,t, Gutowskl , 102.06 Ascot Circle, spoke in opposition of the request . She : presented a petition ( 65 signatures) . fiom neighbors . in her residential complex directly across Adams Avenue from Texan Loosey 's 'opposing the request due to noise and traffic. Joanne Johnson, 10219 Disney Circle, spoke in opposition of the request. There were no other persons present to speak for or against the request and the public hearing was closed. A . MOTIdti SfA3, MADE B_:, LIVENGOOD AND SECOND BY. LEZPZIG TD DENY. CONDITIONAL; -USE PERMIT NO. 88-28 WITH REVISED FINDINGS, BY THE FOLLOwxNG VOTE: AYES: Live'ngood , Silva , Leipzig, Ortega, Higgins, Kirkland NOES: None ABSENT: Slates ABSTAIV: None 1 . The establishment of the restaurant with seven , nights,'a weok of dancing .to recorded music operated by a disc jockeys Will be detrimental to the general welfare of persons residing in the '' vicinity duo to potential noise impacts from customers leaving '. the premises after 10: 00 PM. 2 . On-site parking and circulation are inadequate based on the parking ratios and distribution an shown in Attachment No., 71 for the proposed lunch-time fashfon show and have the potential of creating a congestion and circulation hazard. I k PC Mitiutem - 8f16/ 88 (1170d) , 3 In ress .,and egress to, . 9 q the site '.has the: potential : of. creating � additional;, traf f is :impacts , to, the ,intersection of . Adams ►venue r and commercial center. entrance be'cnuae of traffic impacts 41 generated by -the proposed lunch hour fashion shows . " 4 . The' pro osed dancing/live enteita razent� u' xe 'does no conform p with , the , Hunt1ngton Beach Ordinance Code in terms of buffer , t, area; . the restaurant building is approximately.,180 feet from residential uses to the north - ( across Adams Avehue) 5 . The. proposed . dancing/live entertainment use is not compatible with the existing 24-hour market within the center. 'r 5 MpITIONAL: USE PERUTT t`Q1-HA.J. . LICANT: MARK F. O'DONNELL Conditions se Permit No . 88-31 is a request to perraitzterior alteration t n existing single family dwelling that nonconforming -h regard to setbacks , parking and lding separation. The proposed project is ex t Class 1 Sec n 15301 and Class 5 , Section 15305 from the provi, ns of the lifornia Environmental Quality Act. SEEM= PLAN The site is located within the O town ecific Plan-District 1 . The fallowing is a zoning conf ance ch t cornparin9 the applicant' s proposal to Oldt Specific n standards :. STAFF R N WT.10H Deny Conditional Use P it No . 88-31 with findi and conditions . THE PUBLIC HEARING S OPENED Les Hartley, att ney representing the applicant, spok n support of the request He :said that the applicant 's request me s the requirements der the old zoning coda for a conditional permit and `that at ping the work has created an eyesore in the neighborh Mark O ' onnell , applicant, spoke in support of the request . Ile aid the i rovements to the residence would enhance the lot even tho it qt 11 would be e small cottage. He further stated that there i a lot of diverse architecture in the neighborhood . { Tom Van Tuyl , Pier Realty Group, spoke in support of the request � PC Minutes $l16/88 _12- ( 1170 Attachment No . , ALTERNATIVE ACTION A FINDINGS & CONDITIONS' FOR`-'APPROV'Ah FORA "DJ" , ,DANCING AND FASHION SHOWS F HDING6 ., R4VA e establishment , maintenance , 1 • The and ,"op ezation of the lunch- hour ' Fashion shows and live entertainment; dancing to recorded music with disc jockey will not be detrimental tot a . The general welfare of persons working in the vicinityt b. Property and; improvements in the vicinity of the restaurant, Texas Lootsey' s . 2. The 'granting of Cofiditional Use Permit No . 68-28 for, lunch; hour (weekdays only) fashion shows and nightly live entertainment , dancing to recorded music with disc jockey will not adversely . affect the General Plan of the City of Huntington Beach. 3 . The proposal for the Fashion shows, and;:dancing to recorded music with disc jockey is consistent with the goals and objectives of the City' s General plan and Land Use Map . 43Y19. EQ8_...aPPRnVAL 1 . The site plan , Floor plans, and elevations received and dated July 240 1988 shall be the approved layout . + 2 . The applicant shall monitor Customers entering the restaurant to insure that the restaurant seating capacity is not exceeded. 3 . The restaurant shall maintain proper exit ways . 4 . The applicant shall comply with all applicable local, State and Federal Fire Codes . S . The applicant shall provide private security patrol from 10:00 PM to 1:00 AM to monitor customers leaving the restaurant after 10 :00 PM to prevent any unnecessary noise or disturbances . 6 . Fashion Show hours shall be ' limited to Monday through Friday 12:00 noon to 1:00 PM. 7 . The hours of nightly dancing shall be limited to 8 :30 PM to 12:30 AM. 1 ' R , a Fashion shown will .,adhere t'o the Adult Entertainfient `section �of ' • the;.';Cit�r -.orclinnnce Code; specifically, ;the .Wearing of transparent clothing and ' ezposure of specified anitom3csl parts of the body. 9 . ,Thd :Planning,, Comminsion reserves , the right . to revoke this . conditional use pei6ir .if any_ violation ;of these conditions or the Huntington Bea6h. Ordinance Code occurs, p with all a :.lic BuildingCodes inc PP 10•. �he••proposed :use shall comply -with able Fixe: and including Chapter 33 of the Uniform- nuilding Code . 11 . All seating plans shall be approved and occupant load established by the Building Official . 12 . All events shall be reviewed by the Fire Department . 13 . The"Noises" ofatheVHuntingtonnBeachment shall Municipal�Code. , Sho with uld 8 .40 « 9 P d complaints be rec( ived regarding noises generated by the live , entertainment, the Planning Commission reserves , the right to require the applicant to mitigate the noise level . ' 14 A".. 11 `Folice Department concerns and requirernonts ,'musfi be • addressed and met prior to the issuance of an entertainment permit . : Attachment No. 5 ALTERNATIVE ACTION `8 riNDINGS & CONDITIONS FOR APPROVAL FOR FASHION SHOWs 'ONLY 'FIND�NGfi FQR,�.�A•P. Ah� 1 . The establishment, maintenance and operation 'of - the (weekday, lunch-hour) fashion shows will not be detrimental to: a . The general welfare of persons working in the vicinity,,- b. Property and improvements in the vicinity of the .restaurant, Texas Loosey 's. ?.. The granting of Conditional Use Permit No. 88-28 for lunch hour fashion shows will not adverse?.f affect the General Plan of the City of Huntington Beach . 3 . ,The proposal for the restaurant proposed fashion shows are consistent with the goals and objectives of the City 's General Plan and Land Use Map. 4 . • In contrast to the proposed weekday lunch hour faahion "shows, the proposed dancing With disc ,Jockey (live entertainment) ... 4 - not compatible with existing adjacent residential land uis6a or other retail businesses in the samo center . CQND?TIS . 'i?R Ai'pR2YAL: 1 . The site plan, floor plans, and elevations received and dated July 24 , 1988 shall be the approved layout . 2. The,; proposed use shall comply with all applicable Fire and Building Codes , including Chapter 33 of the Uniform Building Codis. 3 . All seating plans shall be approved and occupant load established by the Building Official. 4 . The prop�__ed live entertainment shall comply with Chapter 8 .40 "Noises" of ' the Huntington Beach Municipal Code. Should complaints be received regarding noises generated by the live entertainment, the Planning Commission reserves the right to require the applicant to mitigate the "noise level . 5. All Police Depnrtment concerns and requirements must be addressed and mat prior to the issuance of an entertainment permit . . Il� Y' t 1 • r 6 . oatwti'11 ' dhe � the ►dltEnc, z �iuent sFsahio e f the `City:-Oirdi.nanca Cod®; specifically the' Nea"ring .of �� ri al tarts of a ecfied a a ,omic `,trains arena clatliing and exposure � p `�• OE. the body. +'< 7 . The Teeturant shall maintain proper eacft 'Ka. z . P P y 8 Fashion show hours shall be` limited to i�onday through Friday 12 :00; noon to 1: 00 P 9 . 2h'e Plan ,ty`i .. . : . :; . • , _ ' ; , . .. ng Commxssio' n: reserves the right to rcvoke'."thi.s �. Conditional use permit if, any violtati an , of these , conditions or. the - Huntington Beach 4rdirance . Code occurs: y i 1 , L .. ,,., r., .....i., iMr +7". Lrl li,'i:"'Y.., u+ ... .ri. 1'r.l,. YY 7 :'4-Y,4t _"_ _-l' , •w. p"`^'`_ - "? .tw�.�i - 1 ,„ ,,. } +'• `' ii.. r:i, k ��'!^'+,.,�' :• , ,;, .. .,: h. i.y ,1 r, y.� , .y r�,'�1Q�� .';1 R-DEPARTMENT COMMUNICATION W64TWOM"MACH To D%ANA •BLAISURE j , ASSFr , PLANNER From L. SERGEANT PLhUPING DEPARTMENT VICE 6 INTELLIGENCE UNIT, Subject CA P . .88-2B Date TEXAS LOOSEY'S Reference the request by Texas Looae' y' s Re'staorants located at 10142 Adams , to include dancing and fashion shoos .to their Entertainment Pecm.lt, the Police Department recommends the 'following : 1 . Fashion shows will adhere to the Adult - Entectainment section of the City Ordinance ' . Code. Specifically the wearing of transparent clothing and exposure of apecif.i,ed anatomical parts of the body . j 2. Dancing to be permitted. 3. Sufficient parking provided for the anticipated number of patrrons` that wiV- v1sit the restaurant . a L0:dgm t : :,i.. rr hunting on teach department 0f community' develoornertt S' T' Aff . RE 0 R .,.... .r.... :........,..:. TOi Planning Commission- FROM Community Development DATE: `` October 18, 1988 SUBJECT: CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO. 88.-28 (RECONSIDERATION) (CONTINUED FRO M OCTOBER 9 , 1988 PLAN? I NG COMMISSION MEETING) APPLZC Texas Loosey' s D&JEACCCPPEQ: �- Anthony Tarantino September 7, 1988 10142 Adams Hunt. Beach, CA 92646 X PR9ESST�AM, November 9, 1988 OWNER: Business Properties Development Company Z&M: C4 (Highway 17631 Fitch, POB 19586 Commercial) Irvine, CA 92713--9586 !QENERAik_ELM General HEMET: To permit a "DJ" , dancing Commercial and fashion shows at existing restaurant. . E: Restaurant ) ,g QR: 10142 Adams (approxi- B.C} : Building site mately 450 feet east of coverage 6, 305 square the southeast corner of feat Adams Avenue and Brook-- hurst Street) . 1. 0 SUGGESTEa_.ACIM: Deny Conditional Use Permit No . 88-28 (Reconsideration) with � findings as outlined in the staff report dated October 4 . 1988. 2,,9 GENERAk� . SrMBION: i Reconsideration of Conditional Use Permit No. 88-25 is a request to establish dancing to recorded music (Disc Jockey) seven ,nights a weok and lunch hour fashion shows five days per , week, !Monday to Friday, In an existing restaurant. The app?icant . has indicated that . the; proposed d3nci.ng will be from 8 :30 PM to 12 :30 AN, Pursuant to Section 9220 . 1 (d)D, a conditional use permit is required to. establish dancing and/or live entertainment . The proposed disc Jockey (D.J. ) is1considered live entertainment; and the daytime tashion .shows require an entertainment permit issued by the Police Department which must also be approved by conditional use permit by the Planning Commission . 1 , Atft �.- A•i t/•t7 C r ' This :item:4as 'con tinued f:om .the October 4 , ..I988. ,Plann,ng Commission ,. ' ' meet it'q as requested . by the, applicant, in 'order' to further discuss concerns .bf "the project•:with` neighbors. Attached are f.indings,,and condi .bins oil approval' should the P2annirig Commission iporove th@ request �TTAGNME. •.. -- . , 4 Planning Commiission ' staff report dated October 'a , 1988 Z . Letter from .;Stephen Jamieson dated September '28 , 1911-5,c1 3 . Letter fromcSteihennJamlesoh dated S 9 • p 468 ,eptember �9 , 1 ` di4 . Lescussing conditions of the project tte,r fzom Mr. . & Mrs . Mead opposing the project 5 . Alternate findings and conditions of approval SHskla i 1 1 I I i --2_ (1457d) StaffReport -; 10118/8A sl .,untingt�n' each department. ;.f community 'dsyeioprn `nt i'A► ..... ► O R T..,.... 17 T0: , ;` Planrizi9 Cotivuisa, n FROM: '.Community Development , RATE: October A, 1988 SUBJECT: CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO. 88-28 (RECONSIDERATION) APFLICANT: Texas Loosey' s DATE �.Mn: Anthony Tarantino September 7, .1988 10142 Adams }` Hunt. Beach, CA 92646 MANDA'i'OR_Y PROC,ESSTJAG DAJE: -_- ... . -November 9, 1968 M Q Business Properties I Development_ Company ZQ1►tF: C4 .(Highway 17631 Fitch, ', POB 19586 Commercial) Irvine, CA 92713-9586 raENERAL PL&M: general REQUEST: To permit a "ICJ" , dancing Commercial and fashion shows at existing restaurant . EXSTInG USE: ' Restaurant LOCATIO 10142 Adams (approxi- ACF'F,,, AUE: Building site mately 450 feet east of coverage a 6 ,305 square the southeast corner of feet Adams Avenue and Brook- hurst Street) . 140 SUGGEETSp ArTjon: Deny 'Conditional Use Permit No. 88-28 (Reconsideration) with findings .' Reconsideration i to recorded music. Disc 'Jocke seven' to ion of Conditional Use Permit No. 88--2,� is establish dancing G ( y) 9 a week and, lunch hour fashion shows five days per week, Monday'.to Friday, in,,-An existing restaurant . The applicant has indicated that D a• conditional usepermit. is ,re ui red . to ant; to the proposed dancing will be from 8 :30 PM, to 12 30 �AM. Pursuant. gstabtish` da. ltd) � Q Section ,9220 .. ncing and/or live antes:tiinment . The proposed. disc jockey (D J. ) is considered) i ive entertainment; and the daytime fashion shows require an entertainment permit issued by the Police Department which must also .be approved by conditional itse Rermit by the Planning Commission. w Mrwrw � ��-" { to On AUgust' ,;lb, 19881 the Planning Commission reviewed and denied ` Conditional Use Permit No. 88--28 based upon the following findings : s Y r •FINDINGS FOR- DENIAL: V shore' nt of the restaurant. .with .`seven nights 1. The sstabii its a week 'of , dancing to recorded music operated by a 'disc jockey, will be , detrimental to the general welfare of persons residing in the vicinity due to potential noise 'impacts from customers leaving the premises after 10 : 00 PM. 2 . On--site parking and circulation are inadequate based on ,the parking ratios and distribution as shown in Attachment No., 7, For the proposed lunch--time Eashion show and have the potential of creating a congestion and circulation hazard. 3 . Ingress and egress to the site has.the potential of creating additional traffic impacts to the intersection of Adams Avenue and commercial center entrance because of traffic impacts generated by the proposed lunch hour fashion shows . 4 . 'rhe proposed dancing/live entertainment use does not conform with the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code in terms of buffer area; the restaurant building is approximately 180 feet Erom residential uses to the north (across Adams Avenue) , 5. The proposed dancing/live entertainment use is ' not capatible with the existing 24-hour market within the center . At the meeting, the residents from adjoining residential complexes opposed the use because of potential noise impacts from the late night use and they submitted a signed petition siting that the proposed use would : 1 . Attract unruly and unsavory characters to our community; 2 . Essentially change the character and clientele of the existing ,businesses; and 3 . Bring late night crowds of people that change the character of the surrounding residential community. • The applicant subsequently submitted an appeal fors. City ,Council consideration; that appeal, is pending. ,. In the interim, 'the applicant has requested that the Planning' Commission reconsider ' Conditional use Permit No . 88-28 , - On September 7, 1988, : the Commission approved a reconsideration public hearing. The reconsideration is based upon the fact that such proposed use (dancing, disc jockey,' fashion show) actually operated for approximately two months (January and February) without incident . � Concerns over potential noise, parking and traffic congestion may not be substantiated. In addition, the applicant has agreed to meet (1369d) Staff Report 10/4/88 --2� r z withs s.;::..,, homeowners to (iiscuss , Chair .concerns and 61tigatioa, cneasures , cosnduct a .sound 'check 'of 'the -restaurant:; sound ; system, engage,'a security, c`"q�pany For monitoring, 'the .parking areas at nigh�::,and discuss p,ar, king control mechanisms;`during the lunch and dinner hours. the . a 1icnt has a Finally, pp greed to a limited condiMonal use permit ; a specified poriod of time to operate. This. :is,._ux ique because it allows . the City t ) 'approve, the.,,use for a::1'imit d:''periad 6f''time and 'evaluate it for, possible ekteiision or expirati6h,. The cost, to the applicant : to make modifications to ,conduct ..the use is minimal because all site and building improvements exist. r 3,. 0 SURftQUND R USE- 2 a NERA.L._P_tAAjj CEr2jQ Tjj2ffS s nth of Subject: Praaerty: GENERAL PLAN DESIGNATION: Gene ral Commercial end Medium Density Residential 20NE: CZ (Community Business) and R3 (Medium High Density Residential) , LAND USE: Retail center and condominiums GENERAL PLAN DESIGNATION; Low Density Residential .. Residential) ent pNF. Rl (Low Density R es d ) LAND USE: Single family development th of Subject _Property: GENERAL PLAN DESIGNATION: General Commercial and Low Density Residential ZONE: C4 (Highway Commercial) and ill (Low Density Residential) . LAND USE: Retail center, including supermarket and single family development Wept gf Subject Prop -rtYs GENERAL PLAN DESIGNATION: General Commercial and Low Density Residential ZONE: C4 (Highway commercial) and F1 (Loss Density Residential) LhtaD USE: Retail Center end single family 'developmant : The proposed 'project . is ex -� p em t; Class 1. 5+oction '1S3n1 -from the . provisions of the California Environmental Quality Act. 1 l it - staff Report; 10/4J88 -3- (1369d) COASTAL STg1ME: Not. applicable. 6'. 0 REDEV E L MENT STA't'iJ�6: '''�lo t o p l i c a b l�s j� 1 -.0, SPECIEIC .RL N: Not applicable . 1 �UBalyt__S?QA `COMIJJTEE: Not applicable. 9 0 I S Sf UEa MUMS : rtie a l,icant and owner 'of Texas Loosey s ,- a 6,3square FP taurant with a 357 s uare foot dance , f lodr and wob scot pro - {, a hers) � is: restaurant q posing to provide dancing to recorded music with a',' disc jockey`; nightly from 8 : 30 PM to 12 : 30 AM and lunch -hour fashion shows Monday through Friday. The Fashion shows will consist of models wearing , casual. and/or sports clothes , no lingerie .or scanty apparel will be modeled. More than 50 percent of the restaurant 's ' activitieB and resources are directed to food set-vices which includes Saturday and Sunday brunch. I location : The major .concern of the use is its location. Texan Loosey' s is 240 feet north and 300 feet west of a.. single family residential development, Meredith Gardens . On--site, there are one-story commercial buildings, components of the center, that contribute .ro some buffering . The existing condominium development ' to the north, across Adams Avenue, is approximately 180 feet from the restaurant building. The proximity of the restaurant to surrounding residential uses has the potential to generate noise by customers , who would come to the restau.ant for dvinking and dancing and leave � between the hours of 9 : 00 PM and 12 :30 AM. The applicant has prepared a noise study to determine if the sound equipment for the disc jockey and dance floor will generate outside noise that may be heard by the residents . The ' concluasIons and mitigation measures of the study will be presented at the meeting . Ra rhing The subject restaurant is in a community retail center located at the southeast corner of Adams Avenue and Srookhurst Street . The. 13.t acre center currently contains 38 business suites 'covering 135�, 489 squar-e feet with eight restaurants or food-serving establishm'nts (including Texas Loosey 's) , seven of which have .seating for 12 or more. Section 9606 . F of the Huntington beach Ordinance Code :_ requires one parking space for each 100 square feet of gros's floor area for . a 'restaurant and/or night club with sating for 12 or 1 more ., The majority of uses in the center 'are 'general retail which are required to have one space for every 200 square feet of gross floor area. Staff Report 10/4l88 (1369d) r . The66 are currently 34 busine.3s suite' s . occupied .with- a mix of uses and hours of 'operation. .. Twenty 'of� the businesses are open tit ,� 00 Ply:, eight a,re ;'op�en .til la s,00 PM - and six are open.; later_,than 10,00 PM including, Albert ens Market and*: Denny s restaurant;,wh3ch ara',Q ��n 24,- hou'rs . The ' intensity 6E .�use; and highest.*comp©tition fo'r parking .spaces;. is ~during the; day. : :The, City has 'ieceived, complaints . about parking - shortages .,within the portion of the . center were ,thiv subject restaurant, is; lncated, when. .the restaurant had ."lunch., time fashion.,_. slows which wise being conducted without a .persnit. These �t.omplaints 'lead to the applicant filing this application to permit fashion shows and also dancing . The restaurant now occupied by Texas Loose s was initially occupied (1977 to 1983) by C.J. Mack' s which had live entertainment (a .four piece band, but no dancing, and dinner/background music)„ anal then ' by Moochies _(1983--1987) which did not have live entertainment. None of the previous occupants had dancing. The appli-ant' s request .to have dancing, therefore would not be consistent with previous tenants. Althoug objections to the applicant' s h the Police Department has no ob ©cti proposal. The Community Development Department is concerned about potential parking congestion during the noon hour (Monday through Friday) and noise ;g' enerated by patrons who visit the restaurant For i drinking and dancing during the hours of 10: 00 PM to -Midnight and are ,likely to create disturbances that: impact the residential areas to the east, north and south of the restaurant . However, the applicant has agreed to have a parking control person to monitor the parking areas during the lunch hour and evenings . In addition, he will employ security personnel to clear the parking lot in an orderly manner after the restaurant closc,s . As an alternative action, the Planning Commission may approve the use for a limited period of time (i . e. 60 days) and consider an extension of time at that time . J�Q ,Q REC0=HDATI0N : Staff recommends that the Planning Commission deny Conditional Use Permit No . 88-28 (Reconsideration) with the following findings : 1 . The establir'hment of the restaurant with seven nights a week of dancing to recorded music operated by a disc jockey, will be detrimental to the general welfare of persons residing in the vicinity due to potential noise impacts from customers leaving the premises after 10:00 PM. 2, on-site parking and circulation are inadaguate based on the parking ratios and distribution as shows: in Attachment No. 7, for the proposed lunch--time fashion show and have the potential of creating a congestion and circulation hazard . A taff Report - 10/4/88 5 (1,369d) , OF I h resz Z!3 . g nd .egress tb t;he site haa, the potential of creating additional, traffic :impacts :to the.;intiersection of Adams `aveaue r and commercial center entranco because of;' t=affic impacts jy generated 'by the proposed lunch riour fa.rshionshoNs. sed' dancing/live •entertainment uae does:,not conEorra 4 The' ropo y P he`Huntingt' Hach ardinanco,:Ccde:.in`. terms; of buFfer. wi th t . area ; th© . rQstaurant buildin 9. . Xs!,:approzimatel,y 180- feet from residential uses to the north (across Adams Avenue) . 5 . The proposed dancing/live entertainment use is 'not capatiblt { with the existing 24-hour market within the center. ti IL_4.. AL.TERNATIVE ACTION: The Plan�i _. ng . Commission 'may. approve Conditional Us Permit: No . 88-=28 for ' 60.,'days with findings 'and conditions of approval -with 'the possibility for, eztension of time based upon a new public - hearing and review by the Planning Commission. AMCHM.I : 1 . Reconsideration letter dated September 2, 1988 2. Letter and sample petition opposing the request signed`,by 151 residents in the vicinity 3 . Staff. Report dated August 161 1988 SH kla Staff Report -r ' 10/4/88 -6» (1369d) 04 LAW of NCWs OF pNUni.*JILTS,iAh& aAMtrtinN . 4n Cu AR Rout . pt.AVA DEL at V,CA ON3 -190!PN]WEc It -04 SiPtetabtr � , 1988 , To The HonorablerChairman and .'Members, of the Huntington beach Planning Commission PA, BOX 290 Huntington ' Heach, CA 92648 Re: Request for Reconsideration T6X8is Loosay 1 a •.(Anthony`, Tarantino President TARA Restaurant, Inc.) 10142 Adams, Huntington Beach, California! CUP Number 88-29 To "The Honorable Chairman and Members of the Planning Co3nminsi;oni The law .firm of Solomon, Salteman i Jamieson has been ratainid to represent the Applicant in the above reforenced application , for Conditlonal Use Permit; (CUP) . The Applicant is requesting a Re- Hearing baead on now ovidenca and evidence not originally presented. As'' you know, the Comminsion danied this Applicant's 're out fork CUP an " August la, 1988 . The Staff definer "Roquest" ,, as one Specifically to astabliah dancing .to recorded music aild for occasional "lunch hour" . fashion shows. ;Tho,.,;Comnls' Sion ;did ; not undarata.nd, howevor, that rather than • ng , such :'a �..uaa ti this Applicant was raquestinq the right to Cgnt;Jn+A this use, flaood on informn'tion obtained from the city, ;thi, . Applicant applied and ,. paid for a l iconan_ to . conduct business_ , ss. ;:A restaurant includIng dancingi to recorded music. The Applical'at was specifically .!:old at that timse that the ' licant'* ' ha ,paid'. for• f permitted such actities . It paid ¢325 . 00 and a liconoe. ' wss uszud on bocambe 1 , 1967 . On January ` 7 , 1988 tho ,' Applicant r op©nad for butainarta and conducted ',its activities ;pursuant,. to permit,, -includin da�ncin 11 N Tha Applicant conduatod:.; such end :.,lunch ""hour p q q ,to recorded music . fashion showa, pp activities for 66 driyp,anyone 1toleQu;t'.until . he Cif o�rea t dr requested it �tot� from neighbors , or y qu top. In ` isamence, of, .the -concerns., expressed , over potential toinp# 'parking and trn f Pia. Con+1Qat.ion';ar* not well founded ,'The ,use operated for 66 days without iricidvnt. ;(A cQPY of the 'Business ` Para t and a .copy of the check is attached hereto. ) n Srptssr+bor 1 , 1988 Huntington ' Saach, Planning `Cciudssion - Page 2 The Applicant, 'intsndis to locate `and discuss with the protestlu its pocaiblo, Methods of ..om romise' and coaxistenes. It W'i11- ;endeavr�r to > gather their support for this use. The 'Appli6ant :will . also pIrosent evidence of other persons within the community who are in favor of the use, The,, a licant Witst�es to also produce evidenc� ie• ndicAtin9 that the parking, circulation, noise and traffic concRrns< h satisfied. indeed Collette Anderson recently wrote an mi rtiki', published in Th.a Independent on September 1t 19881 ; explaining that Texas Looney ' s is a nice, family style rant©urant. A copy of that article is attached horoto for your preview. Based on the fore'ping this Applicant respectfully requnete that the Commission grant a Re-Bearing to explore ialportant pvseibilitles and ioaues necessary for at rully informed deciaion Thank you. ''/ Very truly yours , bOLt�MO?d,� 11# iAN b J12I:S02i If ALLEN JAMI ES 011 SAJ Attorneys for Applicant ti i 1 E i41�. MCMWasCAUr M20 w.I.w Owl Z, r. �t1ARtiiCt'tTtr•b+'..�:'y CA 1=4 i.. Mry..rww s s _ f�___.____..._ FAY22L 0. 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The ElPzso ca.ro is a bu>t:t twu of.tom etajuYiass Aft%-, -We -at C=ft ed swat flats saratshed ait:x suses-ftok,S-iU sdsr+need a now bar.;-:- disk The am=desaibca it Lt"a chees►_. and a3 the starA=4 On eit*T sot 4cpeadin as ' asr+i'k oried and Vocts cbil sad ►;:rasa podses.$3.,90:oho,$4.93 6e ume.s:tt siW4940406md oaccbme iWx cub srafkd3 No with fin. *ad S5.33 watt the mnf• My Sao is d the oslp its own you*sbtL- a'"Aloa of Texas zed chili HUNTINGTON BAY CONr114L04rAt TOWN HOuft NO. i IQIY� NOLMIt1N OIMV[ NUNtiNGtON •[ACN. CALIFORNIA 931644 •Ot•f�l1 ;eptember 27, 1988 Scott Bess, Senior Planner ' liunti.ngton Beach Planning Commission 2000 Main .Street INuntington Beach, CA 92648 Re: Reconsideration of Conditional Use Permit No. 88-2a Dear Mr . Hess: In vien of the facts found and presented by the City j Planning Board, it mould teem to me that the negative decision on the part of the Planning Commission represents a rise decision for everyone. , s Further, since none of the City codes regarding parking allotmeat, entrance and exit, and particular noise buffer zones S d the citizens of lfunt_ngton Bay are urging the Planning . have changed , y K g g i Commission to stand by its prior decision. t` We feel that the negativo impact far outwetghs any advantage { t to anyone. Further, once instituted the process of reversal would - become extremely- lengthy and outrageou©ly expensive, not to mentian the annoyance during the procedure. We thank :you for your consideration of people in the total i a picture and agnin urge ,you to stand . by your prior denial for - ', p.veryonel.r sake. Sincerely, J *>.w •i l .t •Y S. .1 ..t f . .. Don`..F.. Connors ;Trusident' Board of sec tv rs f , Reconsideration' of Conditional Use Permit- No. 88-28 We, the undersigned, are urging the Planning CoumIssion of Huntington Beach to stand by its previou.3 decision to deny Texas Loosey' s its revuost, for lunch hour fashion showsy late nightly dancing and n�ive ITT. M,. f A r C 0A 2�z k4 I. U7 Y _ ' �..r- 5 L5-n 6Wce-0 V26 0 Ow .1-111 Iry 13 14 16 1 1.7 1Q 21Q I huntin ton beach department of ca 9 p nimunity dRVaiopment f f EQ OR` . TO: Planning Commission FROM: Community Development DATE: August 16 , 1988 SUBJECT: CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO. 88-28 APPLICAST: Texas Loo,.3ey' s DATE ACCEPTED: Anthony Tarantino July 22 , 1988 10142 Adams Hunt . Beach, CA 92646 MAN12ATQY September 22, 1988 $: Business Properties Development Company 0MR: C4 (highway F 17631 Fitch , PJB 19586 Conziercial) r Irvine, CA 92713-9586 USUAL PLAN: General , ,E UEST: To permit a "DJ" , dancing Commercial and fashion shows at i existing restaurant , EXI$1ING US.E: Restaurant QZATIQN: 10142 Adams !approai- ACREAGE: Building site mately 450 feet east of coverage = 6,305 square the southeast corner of feet Adams Avenue and Brook- burst Street) . 1 . 0 SUGGESTED ACTIQN: Deny Conditional Use Permit No. 88-28 with findings. +fit 0 ;3 NERAL I11.ORMUMN: Conditional Use Permit No . 88-25 is a request to establish dsjncing to recorded music (Disc Jockey) seven nights a week and junch' hour fashion shows five days per week, Monday to Friday, in an existing restaurant . The applicant has indicated that the proposed dancing will be allow from 8 :30 PM to 12 :30 AH. Pursuant to Section 9220 . 1(d)U, a conditional use permit is required to establish dancing and/or live entertainment . The proposed W%sc jockey (D.J. ) in considered live entertainment; and the daytime fashion shows require an entertainment permit issued by the Police Department which must also be approved by conditional use permit by the Planning Commission. t r , 1 1 .,.Q *EUR�ROln1Gz�19 LAND USE,-M ID GENERA11 PLAN DESIGNATIONS: K.r.#.b..a Subj e-Ct prose rev, GENERAL PLAN DESIGNATION : General Commercial and Medium Density Residential ZONE: C2 (Community Business) and R3 (Medium High Density Residential) LAND USE: Retail center and condominiums East of SubJec rr- erty: GENERAL PLAN DESIGNATION: Lew Density Residential ZONE : Rl, (Low Density Residential) LAND USE: Single family development SQuth of Subje t Prg9grt GENERAL PLAN DESIGNATION: General Commercial and Low Density Residential ZONE: C4 (Highway Commercial) and R1 (Low Density Residential) LAND USE: Retail center, including supermarket and single family development West of $U�Ject ProDgr#*y: GENERAL PLAN DESIGNATION : General Commercial and Low Density Residential ZONE: C4 (Highway Commercial ) aiid R1 (Low Density Residential ) LAND USE: Retail Center and single family development 4 . ENYIRONMENTAL STAT a: The proposed project is exempt Class 1 Section 15301 from the provisions of the California Environmental Quality Act . 5 . 0 COASTAL aTAT M; Nct applicable . r 6 , U R IM, 'jtT STA'I'tIS: Not applicable . 7 . Q SPEG11~IC PL,-71: Not applicable. 8 .,g ._.,5UBpryr5JQN rQMdL E£: Not applicable. The' applicantand owner of Texas Loosey' s, a 6 ,30,5 hqu*re foot restaurant with a 357 square foot dance floor, (and two: bars' , is proposing tc) provide dancing to recorded music with a disc jockey, Staff Report 8/16/88 , (10944) nightly from 8:30 PM td 12 :30' AM and lunch-hour fashion shows Monday through Friday. The Fashion shows will consist of modals wearing casual and/or sports clothes , no lingerie or scanty apparel will be modeled . More than 50 percent of the restaurant ' s� activities and resources are directed to food services which includes Saturday and Sunday brunch. ' Compliance with tiun ington Beach Ord_i nance Code : SgctiSzil M.rj . lz specifies : "adult dancing and/or live entertainment as a primary or secondary use is permitted subject to the requirements of this Code and the approval of a conditional use permit . (a) Adult dance halls and live entertainment businesses are subject to the Huntington Peach Municipal Code Chapter 5 . 44 , "Restaurants--Amusement and • Entertainment Premises, " Chapter 5 . 70 , "Adult Entertainment Businesses , " and Chapter 8 .400 "Noises . " ` The activities proposed in this request are distinguished from Article 975 adult Businesses in the Ordinance Code and are not regulated by that article. Prior to the operation of the proposed live entertainment, the applicant shall apply for an expanded live enterta{ncrent permit from the Police Department as required by the above code section . The proposed use has also been conditioned to comply with Chapter 8 .40 ":Noises" of the Huntington Beach Municipal Code . (c) Buffers shall be used between adult dance halls and live entertainment businesses and all property zoned or general planned for residential use to provide separation and effective protection from noise, trash and other public nuisances which may be generated by such establishments and their patrons . Buffers may include, but shall not he limited to buildings , utility easements, permanent open space, or arterial streets . Block walls or wooden Fences shall not ba used for this purpose. Permanent open space (Section 9080 . 100) may be a parking lot cninimum 230 feet in width . Texas Loosey ' s is 240 feet north and 300 feet west of resident'lal development, Meredith Gardens , a single family tract . In both directions there are one-story buildings, components of the center, that contribute to some buffering. The existing condominium development to the north, across Adams Avenue, is approalmately 180 feet from the restaurant building. The proximity of , the restaurant to surrounding residential uses raises concern regarding noise generated 'by customers who would come to the restaurant for drinking and dancing and leave between the hours of 10 :00 PM and 12 :30 AM. Staff Report 8/16/88 '( 1094d) ,t Parisi The subject restaurant is in a community retail center located at the southeast k,.orner o: Adams Avenue and Brookhurst Street . The 1.3.t acre center currently contains 38 business suites covering 135,489 square feet with eight restaurants or food--serving establishments (including Texaa Loosey' s) , seven of which have seating for 12 or more . Section 9606. F of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code requires one parking space for each 100 square feet of gross floor area for a restaurant and/or night club with seating for 12 or more. The majority of uses in the center are general retail which are required to have one space for every 200 square feet of gross floor area . There are currently 34 business suites occupied with a mix of uses and hours of operation (see attachment No . 4) . Twenty or the businesses are open tail 7 : 00 PM, a .ght are open tal 10:'00 Pr: and six are open laser than 10 :00 FM including Albertsons Market and Denny' s restaurant W.ch are open 24 hours . The intensity of use, and highest compeLition for parking spaces is during the day. The Zit:y has received complaints about parking shortages within the poftion of the center were the subject restaurant- is located , when the restaurant had lunch time fashion shows which were being conducted without a permit . These complaints lead to the applicant filing this application to permit fashion shows and also dancing . I Although some of the tenants and/or business in the center have dispersad hours , the required parking based on City Code totals 799 spaces , exceeding the existing number of parking spaces (733) by 66 j spaces . The major impact to the parking requirement deficit are small restaurants that were permitted with 12 seats or less and have exceeded the permitted number. R The restaurant now occupied by Texas L.00sey' s was initially occupied (1977 to 190 .� . by C.J . Mack' s which had live entertPi.nment (a four piece band , but no dancing, and dinner/background music) and then by Moochies ( 1983-1987) which did not have live entertainment . None of the previous occupants had dancing . The applicant ' s request: to have dar:cing , therefore would not be consistent with previous tenants . Although the Police Department has no objections to the applicant ' s proposal (see Attachment No , 8) , the Community nevelorment Department is concerned about potential parking eonrestion during the noon hour (Monday through Friday) and noise generated by patrons who visit the restaurant for drinking and dancing during the hours of 1Q:00 PM to Midnight and are liikely to create disturbances that impact the residential areas to the east , north and south of the j. restaurant . t. n Staff Report 8/16/88 -+1- ( 1094d) fu cF 1;- R I-M a ; 8 CF-E-FP2 Rr rb 1 + A!-FP3 - —RI grfP2 J Rr-iP2 smftff- i at, lie •f a) "�# a� = t... R2 t � f. itt-FP2 �P I — ----�, i f •-^-.- { -�1'' ; i: .t%i -it—S t --fit R 1-f P2 RI al sa •) 'atf �s as es �1 1�� .� .f �: ! i t 11:1P2 '.►"� f i le. :�rrlb t 1 C2—FP2 + at ��s to ■) , �) i ` � n"31.2 L'•"7 • .f mow..: �~ , w1 as JL ILI _ c2 • � aIL ht • pit t L' t► t.. �a, No t � t.l sit Ia ! 1.� ff fM .. RI-FPI o _ _ HI•iP2 HI-fP2 • Flo _. j RI-iP2 s!r /e a r \ 1 J.y..A�l• •'� -� et1 _ , At -j" RI-FPj i - "tOtt ft� Re sy" �- nt — = RI-fP2 t A M NI-FP2 ' tooCFI E� `�� .. • it (-`LRL �1.. .L� Rt .. w, R1-FP2 4 •� J - � •• wig..""a r q - �� �- ISr-f Pi � f _ � 1 da Oa � Js �� � - HUNTkMGTON U A[H PLANNING DIVIIJON 1 1 t IQ...08F�0['�MENDATY4N Staff recommends that the Planning Commission deny Conditional Use Permit No. 88-28 with the following findings: F11DINGS .�R_-PJEKIAL: 1 . The establishment of the restaurant with seven ;sights a week of dancing to reccrded music operated by a diac jockey, will be detrimental to the general welfare of persons residing in the vicinity due to potential noise impacts from customers leaving the premises after 10 :00 PM. 1. on-site parking and circulation are inadequate based . on ttie parking ratios and distribution as shown in Attachment No. 7, for the proposed lunch--times fashion show and have the r potential of creating a congestion and circulation hazard. 3 . Ingress and egress to the site has the potential of creating additional traffic Impacts to the intersection of Adams Avenue and commercial center entrance because of traffic impacts generated by the proposed lunch hour fashion shows . 4 . The proposed dancing/live entertainment use does not conform with the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code in terms of 'buffer area ; the restaurant building is approximately 130 feet ftom residential uses to the north (across Adams Avenue) . 11 . 9 TC N TIME ACTIQK. j' The- Planning Commission may approve Conditional Use Permit No . 88-28 with findings and conditions of approval . �t 1 . Area map 2,• Site plan and floor plan dated August 2 , 1988 and elevations dated July 24 , 1988 3 . Applicant' s narrative 4 . Center ten'LA-its and hours of operation 5 . Letter from Meridith Gardens residents 6 . Letter from Holland Robinson I 7. Parking Dist.*ibu ;ion 8 . 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OWN* I rMf►7brf 6i.Y •*• ��rf.r..r.r A.� t � _ '4 ..or.+f • r•N .Arr�14Wti NMnr.'ir farm a•.r - ►L fA•�L�fD fr..►ra.A.-A.w�.r•ua.l�Ab+•.w� � _ ''. _ swwJ vwa A�afwar wr.r.+err+ �wf►.►.p-f�rr .w.r..i....t. f�•ff,rf..�..f••a••'� t.r. yrf�rt a,r��•ffA fa..�w.vr j w*w Yam).•wr M� ** �T r.faa OWN.M r•aff ! 3 ; f!Rr o - a /@DOMdK44 .� JUNE 24, 1988 City of Huntinxjton Beach Department of Community Develcpricnt 20W ik,in Street Huntington Beach, Ca. 92648 RE: Conditicnal Use Perriir. Application 'Para Resta•-ants, Inc. 10142 Adams Ave. Huntington Beach, Ca. 91-0 6 i Gentlemen: f 11,.e reasons for agplyirNg for this Cenditicnal. Use Peimit are; 1) To allow p?trc.:i dancing to recorded ccnintry music, and ') To ccnd=t, occasional Fach:.cn Sly-7,o.e ut "Texas Loosey's Chili Parlor and Salom" located t r at 101.42 Ad-�tms Ave. i ' Zhe restaurant is located ,ui a cmv-rcial retail, center located at t�:e in;erseetier. of Brec khurst anal Alan . It 0 a full service family restautar,t Nerving a full mmu for b=h aryci dinner. Mie I h7 irs for da-;_irg will he from 8:00 P.M. to 1:00 A.M. nie Fashion Shaw-3 will to conducted during the lunch hour wvJ rcnsists of 1 or 2 mrxiels walking thrcxx3hout the restaurant. rcdelirg Sportswear, Exercise Wear, and fvbnrear. Very Thiiy Yours, 'Para staurants An y Tarantiny President r T a r " BUSINESS PROPERTIES TENANTS CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO. 88-28' 'I TIOUR,S QF 4PZBATZQN T.MANI.._. (7 Days / Week) 11: 00 AM 1 : 30 Ai: Texas Loosey ' s 24 hours Denny' s Restaurant � 11 : 00 AM - 8 : 00 PM Hot Dog Building Co . 11 : 00 AM -- 11 : 00 PM Sun-Mon Lamp Post Pizza 11 : 00 AM - 1 : 00 PM Fri-Sat 9 : 00 AM - 8 : 00 PM Taco Plaza 11 : 00 AM - 9 : 30 I'M Egg Roll 24 hours Dunkin Donut 11 :00 AM - 11 : 00 PM Penguins 6 : 00 Art - 7 : 00 PM Muffin Place 24 hours Albartsons (Weekdays) 9 : 00 AM - 6 : 00 PM west Coast Nair 10: 00 AM - 6 : 00 PM Ann ' s Country Collection 8 : 00 AM - 9 : 00 PM Track Auto 7 : 00 AM - 7 : 00 PM R Cleaners 6 : 00 AM - 6 : 00 PM Laundry Land 11 : 00 AM - 7 : 00 PM Jewelry Exchange 9 : 00 AM - 6 :30 PM Color Tile: 9 : 00 AM - 6 : 00 PM Hair Cut Store I 10 :00 AM - 9 : 00 PM 0shmans ` 11 : 00 AM -- 6 : 00 PM Mr . Toy 9 :00 Abl - 6 : 00 PM Adams Pet Center 9 :00 AM - 5 :30 PM A - Z Travel 9 : 00 AM - 6 : 00 PK Flower Mill 8:30 AM - 5 : 30 PM Mail Boxes Etc . 10: 00 MT - 6 : 00 PH Maddie's Gallery 10 : 00 AM - 6 : 00 PM Bike ' s Pacific: - 8 : 00 AM - 5 : 00 PM Lease By 9 : 00 AM - 5 : 00 PM Super Cuts 5 : 30 AM -- 6 : 00 PM Winter Beauty Supply 7 : 00 AM -- 5 : 00 PM Singer Sewing Center 8 : 00 AM - 7 . 00 PM Pacifica Community Hospital (Clinic) 9 : 00 AM -- 8 :00 PM Beverly. Nills Concept • in 9 : 00 AT4 -- 10 . 00 Pti Palm Beach Tanning I . 1 i I , A tr ,.ham I, 1.1J.'rs Y. .... - ---- — .,� t - i. , - -- --. °.. _ r _ v. . 'i �- • ' `•#d .. 7 a• ti 4 1 r ~� ! 1• August 9, 188 Diana Blaisure •`,?: Assistant Pl3r.ner •�L,.► Huntington Beach Planning Com•nisston 2000 Main Street Huntington Beach, CA 92648 R£: Conditional Use Permit No . 88--28/11earing 8-16-88 Dear Ms . Blaisure, In response to the notification concerning, Conditional Use Permit No. 88-28, to allow occasional fashion shows and customer dancing to recorded music at Texas Loosey' s Restaurant , we would like to express our concern and urge the Planning Cocniasion to disapprove the request. Originally, even before the shopping center was built, we were assured by the developer that only a "nice family-type re3taurant" would occupy the site . Texas Loosey 's is not a family-type restaurant by any weans . However, in the past, we were subjected Gto niteli entertainment troy J.P. Mac's restaurant for at leaet two years before they finally went out of business . Me situation was ofte;a intolerable. Drury noise and other loud music often continued until 2 A.M. Patr+ans frequently left under the influence of alcohol screeching around the parking lot in their cars . Fights :and loud swearing often disturbed our asleep . Man, phone calls wore made during all hours of the night, personal face-to-face pleas to the management and visits from the polices were all to .-io ,avail . We do 1 not wish the sane or similar situation to occur. � We urge the Planning Commisbion to disallow this type of business near our hews and in our cormuni ty and rmike It clear that the City of Huntington Beach is concerned about the health and well-being oz its citizens . A cc ant made by :mayor Melly at a meting attended last year is also appropo hare : He statted. , ."it was impossible to prevent residential and commercial properties from coming in to close proximity; hGwever, it was incumbent upon the City to contra; the types of businesses which it would allow adjacent to horses". The City has had previous problems with this Type of request and we urge the Commissions to act responsibly on behalf of those whoae well-being are at risk. Thank you for taking the time to review our position cn this matter. Please see to it that this letter becomes .apart of the current fits 1n a this matter Pand is reviewed by the Planning Commission panel members , cereiy, Jay Goodin and Paula �,e:enski �: on behalf of the concerned residents of Me•re,A t}k Gardens �►: ''r '� 15 r.Mw` I I �Gd L�Zc... '�:�. 1..� �-4�lr �{...t• ' CL.1-V S" � � �J lCx.4ti-t.t L' : f�., CZ�.Gz��t r_:`�C�:�C•�.aS� ,G�i�-�u,r��. �.�i.�`t•:`•� t• �L..a.....�.1. �C•C.2.�"Ln.�.-1. Lj Gi..i.t t.L.Y •�LL' •Z..Sc.4''t."ZG"�•t�+/�-1.'�.i L�..�•t.,; I r ct�c?:zcc'�` f' G•-c t_�-s i.[c-zti, tic. c,c.c,cr-�-t r.� C'C L�' 11.Gt.ti �.L' !•'�-Z` �-t t,, C-+-`'v ek- t C L•�.1�.:..�C.),vt ` �'-`•j�7 r J -,u t. /�.. �ti. '�. ,-Zoe. �''-=�tt• � ;' G Y6 �' �� .GG�'1,y:- .��i•�:1i..•ct.�- /'� LJ-L.C...�1.�t... �.�c�t.4./2.LL`�- p'�'L �tw;44) 4 a a BUSINESS PROPERTIES CENTER CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO. 88-28 PARKING DISTRIBUTION Square Parking Parking sample Hours Type, ftet Ratio Required of Operation Restaurants or food service with existing seating for 13 or more Dennys 5, 754 1/100 58 24 hours Texas Loosey' s 60305 1/100 63 (applicant) + dancing floor 357 1/50 7 Penguins 1, 586 1/100 16 11 AM - 11 PM Hot Dog Building Co. 1 , 540 1/100 16 11 AM -- 8 PM Dunkin Donut 2 , 100 1/100 V1 24 hours Lampost Pizza 3 , 452 1/100 35 11 AM - 11 PM Egg Roll 1, 035 1/100 10 11,'14i - 9 :30pm Taco Plaza 2, 358 1/100 24 9 A14 - 8 PM Medical. Clinic 4 , 386 1/175 25 8 AM - 7 P►S Professional Office 7, 000 1/300 24 Balance of Center 99 , 913 1/200 500 Retail Examples Albertsons 24 hours Beverly bills Concept 9 AM - 8 PM 1 Muffin 8 AM - 9 PM Landramat 6 11 PM Track Auto 8 AM - 9 PM Tanning 9 Alai - 10 PM TOTAL REQUIRED PARKING 799 TOTAL EXISTING PARKING 733 . ;::a.,-...�.r:rr:ca,t� �., ;.'Y C3. .;..;ea:.�w....,.•.r w�wwmror" .. . -.�...w r ..., .. .... ;�. an W.EU i Y ofunt.n �3 ea�h ,n .. r ' ' P.O. @ ��t 'i `a' •1 ; j' tw,� ., , } ,,, �� QX 19O CALIFORNIA 9764$►... L,4 Pe 0• (� " ( nucit:nn h, LA 426<<6 Cl�P( � IA{i/�•�11 1IIl����l,l�Il�„i,�lill►,.iIlll�il���ii►i.{...I..li CA • fL,y � � , P.O. BOX 190 CALIFORNIA 92648' 10162 • �> City Or Huntington Bcad, P.Q. 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