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To George Tindall From Bruce Crosby
Subject Notice of Completion for Date Novemher 21, 1979
Final Tract Improvements
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Listed below is 'he status of subject tracts listed
in Paul. Cook's mamo dated 11/6/79, attached.
Tract 4304 - To be submitted to Council for release.
" 4305 - 1
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" 4744 - 11 11 11 11 11 11 11
" 5667 - Nostreet ;mprovements or public R/W involved
„ in this tract.
" 5385 - All bonds, fees street iml.rovements, etc. were
built and released with Tract 4493. No bonds
were posted with Tract 5385. The purpose of
this tract was to split lots for a shopping
center.
5030 - This tract went to Council on 7/29/65 (sea
attached letter) .
5787 - This tract had monies and a three party agree-
ment in the bank of Santa Ana. There were
released on 11/18/65 (see attached letter) .
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Bruce Crosby
Senior Plan Checker
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JA"iff CITY OF HU"Tllritl UM BEACH
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To Bud Geisito, City Administrator From Alicia M. Wentworth, City Clerk
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Subject COMPLETED TRACTS Date NOVEMBER 2, 1979
NOT APPROVED BY COUNCIL
In cleaning out our tract files looking for expired insurance on tracts still
under construction, I disc 1vered tracts dating back to 1962 that have not been
to Council for acceptance of dedicated improvements and release of bonds. In
I 1972, both May 26th and August 18th, I requested the assistance of Pat Spencer
and Bruce Crosby to aid me in cleaning up this problem, as for one thing the
files remaining actire, cluttered up NW system. I gave up at that time, but
recent work on the files has brought the impropriety to aW attention. If it
is necessary, I cao. list the tracts that have not been foully accepted. In
1972 it was 7 and to date it could be in the area of 30. I will have that
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Jack Bruberg
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The City Council of the City of Huntington Beach at its regular
meeting held October 20, 1986 accepted the withdrawal of your i
appeal relative to Conditional Exception 86-44 and Tentative 11
Tract 12756.
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To Micheal Strange, Associate Planner Frori Alicia M. Wentworth, City Clerk
Subject Final. Tracts Data October 3, '1984
In reference to your memo to dill Patapoff dated 10/2/84, we a:e requesting
that the Subdivision Agreement, Certificate of Insurance, Bonds or "Set aside"
latter be attached to the RCA when it is submitted for the City Council Agenda.
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CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEJWH
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To Hill Patapoff From Michael Strange
Civil Engineer Asaociat:e Associate FlaAer
S,abje,t INAL TRACTS pate October •2; 1984
Please be advised that the foliowi y information/trust be submitted
to this departmept prior to the sc eduling of',A" Final Tract Map for
approval by the City Council: ,
1. Final Map, signed"by the City Engineer.
2. Two b ueli.ne copies of -the si ned,Pinal MAP.
3. Bond Numbers or a statement-- hat a set' aside letter has been
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4. Check print for the abover`d/ scribed..information shall be submitted
to Development servi,ces ,two 'full weeks prior to the City Council
meeting desired (to be,'rece ved in this-office no later than noon
on Monday, two full yeeks for to the Council meeting) .
Tf you should have an questio s regarding this memo, please do not
hesitate to call me a 5271.
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To Charles W. Thompson, r James W. Palin, Director
City Administrator Development Services
Subject SEACLIFF PHASE IV Date tebruary 3, 1984
PARK DEDICATIONS i
The Seacliff Phase IV aevelo went contains three approved pproved tracts and
one 450 unit parcel which meats the Coastal Commission' s affordability
requirements but is not yet an approved tract with the City.
Tract 10067 contains 194 single family detached units. Tract 10068
contains 186 townhouse units of which 149 are two -bedroom units and 37 {
are three--bedroom units. Tract 10069 contains 153 single family � .
detached units. The 450 affordable units are proposed to be
two-t zdroom condominiums.
According to the City' n Park Dedication formula which was in effect
when the tracts were approved, the following acreages should be
dedicated:
Tract 10067 3.44 acres
Tract 10068 2.30 acres
Tract 10069 2.72 aches I
8.46 acres
To date, 10.28 acres have been set aside for dedication for the first }
three tracts. This amounts to a 1.82 acre surplus over the 8.46 acres
Which are required by the formula. toff is recommending that this
sur lus dedication count toward the Park dedication which wi'TI-Fe——'
jLequired with the develo ment of Parcel 4. The park dedication
requirement for Pexcel 4 Will e deEFFIXWed at the time of a project
proposal on the site. (According to the standards in effect at this
date, a 4SO unit development project would require 5.355 acres. ) i
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Prepared by: Douglas La Eelle, Deputy City Administrator/Economic Development
YORKTOWN-LAKE REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT AREA (TENTATIV mcp
Subject: 13920 k EIR NO. 99-3)TIN BUILDINGS••SOUTHEAST CORNER OF LAIS
STREET AND YORKTOWN AVENUE � °{
Consistent with Council Policy? 1)0 Ye: [ J New Policy or Exception
Statement of Issue, Recommendation, Analysis, I:unding Sourca, Alternative Actions,Attachments:
51A 1 ENT OE—ISSUE:
On May 2, 1989, the Planning Commission continued Tentative Tract 13920 and
Environmental Impact Report 89-3 for 30 days. The EIR analyzes impacts of and
alternatives to the proposal by Pacific Coast Homes to demolish th: nistoric metal
buildings at the southeast comer of Lake Street and Yorktown Avence. and .,create six
tingle--family residential lots. Among the Planning Commission's concerns is the
Redevelopment Agency's position on the project alternatives outlined in the EIR.
' RECOISENDA'd91Y:
Staff recommends that the Redevelopment Agency find that theproject alternatives as
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outlined are not feasible and are not consistent with the objectives of the Yorktown-Lake
Redevelopment Project Area.
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EIR 89--3 analyzes the following alternatives to the proposed six-lot-single-family
subdivision:
1) No project;
2) Onsite retention and reuse of the structures;
3) Alternative locations for the subdivision; and
4) Relocation of the historic buildings.
The alternatives analysis suggests that the Agency could acquire the site, and'or relocate
the structures to another site. The alternatives, however, are not consistent with the
Yorktown-Lake Redevelotment Plan for the following reasons:
1) The no-project alternative (preservation of the site as is) would allow the structures to
remain in a state of disrepair, and possibly dangerous to the public health, safety, and
welfare. A stated goal of the Redevelopment Plan is to eliminate blighting influences,
including deteriorating and obsolete buildings. The applicant's proposal for six, single-
family homes is a logical extension of the approved tract immediately to the south.
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2) At the tiro►e the Redevelopment Plan was adopted (1992), the Agency did not
anticipate rehabilitation of any structures within the Project Area. Where
economically feasible, the Agency may move structures to alternative locations.
3) A preliminary anelysis by Keyser Marston of the reuse options outlined in the EIR,
versus planned development of single-family homes. shows that the reuse options
would not provide a return on investment. Development costs would exceed project
values by amounts ranging from approximately$600,000 to approximately$2.8
million.
4) A possible lard swap alternative whereby the city would obtain the site in exchange
for land west of Lake Street is not feasible because the expansion of the Civic Center
parking lot is under construction west of Lake Street.
5) All uses within the Redevelopment Area are mandated to conform with existing zoning
and GenerAi Plan designations. Some reuse options however, such as multi-family
hwising, would require a zone change to allow higher density. Similar high intensity
laru: use scenarios south of the Civic Center have-bean consistently denied by the
Planning, Commission and City Council over the past seven years.
6) The yearly tax increment revenue cap for the Yorktown-Lake Redevelo ment Area is
j $250,000. The expansion of the Civic Center and related improvements have priority
at this time, and the Agency will not have sufficient funds available to undertake
acquisition or relocation of the metal buildings.
ETIN=!Q SOURC:
1) None required as a result of this action.
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1) Defer action on this matter at thic time.
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.� REQUEST FC' ���I�I N`f'�'' 'ENCY ACTION
APPROVED BY GIT'SC C01UN j r R-i 89-43 `I
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Submitted to: ,Honorable Chairman and Redevelopment Agency Members
Paul Cook, Executive Director �'
Submitted by: .
Douglas La B31le, Deputy City Administrator/Economic Development r� 2
Pre red by: YORKTOWN-LAKE REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT AREA (TENTATIV FMMCT
SiIt•;ect: 13920 & EIR NO. 89-3)TIN BUILDINGS-SOUTHEAST CORNER OF LAIC
srR.FET AND YORKTOWN AVENUE CX3
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Consistent with Council Policy? (P Yes ( 1 Now Policy or Exception
Statement of Issue, Recommendation, Analysis, Funding Source, Alternative Actions, Attachments:
5TATFMENP OF ISSUE:
On May 2, 1989, the Planning Commission continued Tentative Tract 13920 and
Environmental Impact Report 89-3 for 30 days. The EIR analyzes impacts of and
alternatives to the proposal by Pacific Coast Homes to demolish the historic metal
buildings at the southeast corner of Lake Street and Yorktown Avenue, and to create six
single-family residential lots. Among the Planning Commission's concerns is the
Redevelopment Agency's position on the project alternatives outlined in the EIR.
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Staff recommends that the Redevelopment Agency find that the project alternatives as
outlined are not feasible and are not consistent with the objectives of the Yorktown-Lake
Redevelopment Project Area.
ANALYSIS:
EIR 89-3 analyzes the following alternatives to the proposed six-lot-single-family
subdivision:
1) No project;
2) Onsite retention and reuse of the structures;
3) Alternative locations for the subdivision; and r
4) Relocation of the historic buildings.
The alternatives analysis suggests that the Agency could acquire the site, and/or relocate
j the structures to another site. The alternatives, however, are not consistent with the
Yorktown-Lake Redevelopment Plan for the following reasons:
1) The no
•-project alternative (preservation of the site as is) wouid allow the structures to
remain in a state of disrepair, and possibly dangerous to the public health, safety, and
welfare. A stated goal of the Redevelopment Plan is to eliminate blighting influences,
including dete,iorating and obsolete buildings. The applicant's proposal for six, single-
family homes is a logical extension of the approved tract immediately to the south.
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2) At the time the Redevelopment Plan was adopted(1982), the Agency did not
anticipate rehabilitation of any structures within the Project Atea. Where
economically feasible, the Agency may move structures to alternative locations.
3) A preliminary analysis by Keyser Marston of the reuse options outlined in the EIR,
versus plarured development of single-family homes, shows that the reuse options
would not provide a return on investment. Development costs would exceed project
values by amounts ranging from approximately$600,000 to approximately $2.8
million.
4) A. �)3ssible land swap alternative whereby the city would obtain the site in exchange
for land west of Lake Street is not feasible because the expansion of the Civic Center
parking lot is under construction west of Lake Street.
5) All uses within the Redevelopment Area are mandated to conform with existing zoning
and General Plan designations. Some reuse options however, such as multi-family
housing, would require a zone change to allow higher density. Similar high intensity
land use scenarios south of the Civic Center have been consistently denied by the
Planning Commission and City Council over the past seven years.
6) The yearly tax increment revenue cap for the Yorktown-Lake Redevelopment Area is
$250,000. The expansion of the Civic Center and related improvements have priority
at this time, and the Agency will:tot have sufficient funds available to undertake
acquisition or relocation of the metal buildings.
DING SOURCE:
1) N;:ne required as a result of this action.
ALCERNALUX ACTION :
9 1) Defer action on this matter at this time.
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REQUES i FOR CITY COUNCIL ACTION
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Submitted to: lkwrable Mayor and City Council
Submitted by: Charles W. Thow son, City Administrath / � V r It
preperod by: Paul E. Cc.:,k, Director Publie $brksjc.-
Suijert: FMM FOR IiECiXATICN OF PI0th-1411D LINE. IN PVUN CHA.�IIM OF HUAfl7NG`M
HAWOR AQTACEIP TO TRACP 8040 �? 1)
Statement of Issue,Recommen6tion,Analysis, Funding Source,Alternative Actions,Attmchments:
STATEMENZ OF ISSUE:
Tract 8040, o,-ral Cay CcaAmity Association has requested that the pierhead line in
the icain channel of Huntington Harbor be relocated from 40 feet to 60 feat from the
bulkhead. The properties affected in the request are Lots 25 through 56 inclusive?,
and hots 8 and 9.
HDOOMMUMTIQN:
apt.. ae:attached resolution rescinding pierhead line at 40 fret frcan bulkhead and
establish Pierhead line at 60 feet from the bulkhead for Lots 29 through 54 inclusive.
ANALYSIS:
Pursuant to Section 13.32.020. of the Municipal Code, the pierhead lire is established
by City Coil resolution.
y "Pierhead lire" means the line betw.-=a the kulkhead and the waterway, which line-
separates the area open for navigation from the area extending outward from the bulk-
head in which the mooring and docking of vessels is permitted. The exact distance
fmn the bulkhead to the pierhead lime shall be determined by tr- City council.
The 40' pierhead line was established for this tract aiiich ;was consistant with City
policy at that tame. ube idmrfage areas were planned for 30' to 35' long boats. The
60' is nccessary to accolmodate the 40' range beats which predominate in this area.
The establistTr nt of pierhoad line has been coordinated with the Aimy Corps of
F7igineeras. The clear channel width in the main channel is sufficient for navigation.
lots 8, 9, 25 thtaugh 28, 55 and 56 are not recxmrended for pierhead line relocation.
Tots 8, 9, 55 and 56 are sufficient in size to aoomroda a the average large size
vessel. A rea .cated pierhead line for lots 25 through 28 would interfere with boat
traffic utilizing Lot 'C' Marina.
7b quote from "Huntington Harbor, the Planning Process" prepared by Moffat Nichol
Engineering, "Owpa rative statistics shag the great superiority of Huntington Harbor
over the Sou'cherr. Wifornia residential. Teri as in the liberal provision of clear
channel widths for boat navdgation". Feducing clear channel width in the main channel
fraa 320' to 280' will not affect boat: traffic. 11he primary obstructions are existing
at Peter's Landing, and the Pacific Coast Highway Bridge-i, ea.^11 with a clearances of
210 feet.
EMING:
No"""'�expeid bxe of fimds is involved in the rem mended action.
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amp;est for Pierhead Line Extension -2- riovember 1, 1982
ALTERT dT&. ACTIONS:
1. Issu,3 individual Harbor Penni.ts to inners of vessels regmsting extension beyond
existing pierhead lines.
2. Issue citations for vessels extending beyond existing pierivad line.
I3. Deny the retest for pierhead line relocation.
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Subject PACIFIC RANCH Date October 14, 1985 iF-"n 4/0
TENTATIVE TRACT 11417 �J?0 ,� ,0,65e,114
iThere has been an on-going dispute about the applicability of
in lieu park and recreation fees to the subject tract. ' A
revised fee schedule was adopted by the Council by Ordinance
No. 2545 on September 7, 1982, anc: Resolutions 5071and 5072
were adopted August 16, 1982. Original Tentative Tract Map No.
11417 was filed prior to that time, along with Conditional Use
Permit 81-9. The issue is whether the schedule of fees to be
paid in lieu of dedication of land for park or recreation
purposes applies to the current tentative tract map.
T'ne ma subject tract subj P was originallyfiled in 1981, but wa-*
rejected and then later refiled in 1982. The Planning
Commission denied the map at that time, and that denial was
upheld on June 26, 1982, by the City Council. At the hearing
Richard Harlow, a reprebsentektive of the applicant, then asked
Council to refer the map back to the Planning Commission so
that there would not be a need to duplicate the environmental
analysis upon the filing of a subsequent map. The Minutes
reflect that council directed that denial of the appeal
"included the referral of the matter to the Planning
Commission." The chronology supplied by the Director of
Development Services is attached and reflects that a revised
map was filed on April 5, 1983. The tentative map ultimately
approved was filed on June 30, 1983. A further revision was
filed on duly 5, 1983. At this time new fees were paid for the
Conditional Use Permit, On August 2, 1983, the tentative map
"received and dated June 30, 1983, " was approved, subject to
conditions adopted April 5, 1983.
We are informed, but do not have specific factual details, that
there have been final parcel maps (No. 83-562) recorded
covering some portions of Tentative Map No. 11417, and that the
full park and recreation fees under the new schedule have
ieither been paid or bonded under protest. There is apparently
no dispute thak the new parcel map was filed after the new fve
ordinance was adopted.
Recently an application for an extension on the tentative map
! was approved by the Planning Commission, subject to the
1 condition that the fee schedule adopted in September, 1981,
apply to the development.
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There are a number of issues, which will be addrer.sed
sequentially.
1. Does the fee schedule adopted in September, 1982,
apply to the approved Tentative Map No. 11417 ?
jGovernment Code section 66477 allows a city to'require
dedication of land or payment of fees in lieu thereof. for
neighborhood and community park or recreational purposes as a
condition to the approval of the tentative map or parcel ;nap.
The statute requires that the ordinance be in effect for thirty
(301 days prior to the "filing of the tentative map" and that
the ordinance include definite standards for determining the
amount of the fees to be paid. Development c^r.vices has taken
the position that the tentative map that was tiled on or about
March 21, 1983, was the "filing of the tentative map" for
purposes o': this section.
We concur with the Director that submission of the
revised map, some nine (9) months after denial by the City
Council, constitutes "filing" under section 66471 . The action
of the City Council on June 28, 1962, appears to have been a
final action on an appeal from the Planning Commission. We are
informed that the Development Services Department treated the
rasp that was later filed as a new map, initiating consideration
with the Subdivision Committee, notwithstanding the fact that
no fees were paid. it is not diapositive that the same map
number was applied to the new map, since it is apparently
standard practice to continue using a map number until a final
map using that number is ultimately recorded. On the other
side of the coin, there is some room for argument that the city
did not treat the map as a new filing, in not charging a filing
fee, in calling it a "renewal map, " and in the ambiguous
Council action in referring the earlier map back to the
Planning Commission. However, Government Code section 66452 .1
Which requires action on a map within 5u.'ays "after the filing
thereof" uses essentially the same languace as section 66477 .
It seems feasible to analogize that each filing of a new
tentative map triggers both a new 50 day period and new fee
calculations and that a tentative map once rejected is "dead"
after denial by the Council.
Because of the final action by the City Council and the length
of time that elapsed before filing a new map, we concur that
the city has a reasonable case for deeming the current
tentative map to be filed on or about June 30, 1983.
2. Is the condition attached to the extension of the
I tentative map that the applicant pay the fees imposed by the
September, 1983, ordinance, a valid condition?
The Subdivision Map Act permits the life of tentative
parcel maps to be extended if permitted by local ordinance.
Government Code section 66452 .6 provides that a tentative map
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expires twenty--four (24 ) months after approval or such l
additional time as may be prescribed by local ordinance, not to
4� exceed an additional twelve (12) months . We have an 6rdinance �
which appears to permit extensions of up to two (2) years And
to permit conditions to be imposed on the ex tens ion: •••.
(S.9941) . The question is whether the fee conditiop ~imposed by �
the Planning Commission on the extension is valid, :and that is
the subject of the appeal before the City Council.
It does not appear that a substantive condition may be
imposed upon extension of a parcel map under the current case
law. In an analagous case, El Patio v. Permanent Rent Control
i Board of the City of Santa Mon Ica 1950 169 CR 276, t e ^ourt
} eld that the city could not impose additional conditions after
the conditional approval of a tentative map. The court j
reasoned that thu Government Code section permitted conditions
only as to time, and that there was no provision which
suggested that the legislative body may reconsider its j
substantive findings in considering the extension. The holding
i of the court was also founded on Youngblood v. Board of
Supervinors 150 C.R. 242, which held that: the governing body
must render decision on what conditions to impose when it act,
i upon the tentative map.
Based upon the E1 Patio caae, it is our recommendation
that the Council delete the condition.
i� 3. May the City Council deny the extension of time:
1 on the tentative parcel map?
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The Court in E1 Patio expressly recognized that the
decision whether to grant UHe`extension of a tentative map was
a discretionary decision with a legislative body. The matter
of the extension is now before the City Council for de novo
consideration, and the Council has discretion to grant or deny
the application for an extension of the map without Conditions .
We are uncertain as to the, practical. effects of such
an action, since we have not as yet been able to ascertain. from
Development Services just what portions;, if any, of the subjcZ1
' i tentative tract map have been subject to a final map at this
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CONCLUSION
Based on our review of the applicable codes;, it does not appear
that any extension of the map may be conditioned upon payment
of the fees established under the September, 19 3 Ordinance and
fees established by Resolution No. 5072 . however, the city has
a good argument that the fee schedules thus adopted apply to
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new filing following a final action of denial by the City
Council on June 20, 1982.
HUTTCN,
City Attorney
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Subj"t CHRONOLOGY OF EVENTS pate August 30, 1985 C��
RANCH PARK FEES
CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO. 81-8
TENTATIVE TRACT 11117
TENTATIVE PARCEL MAP 83-562
Mansion Hill Properties Inc, contends in their letter of December
12, 1984, that `-he Development Services Department calculated fees j
which do not properly reflect effective dates of adoption of the
in-lieu park .fee ox-dsnance in relation to the filing of the
tentative map. The facts are as follows :
• August 15, 1966 - ordinance 1238 became effective
esta • is ng park and Recreation fees.
March 20 1981 - CUP 81-8 and Tentative Tract Map No. 11417
were rejected for processing after the Subdivision Committee
Meeting.
• January 21 1982 - CUP 81-8 and TTM No. 11417 were accepted
for processing by Development Services.
• March 2, 1982 - CUP 91-8 and TTM No. 1.1417 were denied by the
Plann ng Commission.
e June 28 1982 - City Council sustained the Planning
Commission's denial with the following motion: 'To sustain
the decision of the planning Commission and deny the appeal
filed to the Planning Commission's denial of Conditional Use
Permit 81-6 Tentative Tract Map 11417 and Tentative Parcel
Map 82-552:W The City Council referred the Tentative Tract
Map back to the Planning Commission at the request of
Richard Harlow so that they would not be in need to duplicate
environmental documentation.
. M July 10 1982 - Ordinance �25;45 revision to the Park and
„�(► ► Recreation ee hedule bs effective.
g171f a March 21 , 1983 - The Conditional Use Permit No. 81--8 and
revised Tentative Tract No. 11417 were brought back to the
Subdivision Committee.
.r.,� • April 5 1983 - The CUP No. 81--8 and TTM 11417 (revised) were
approved-by the Planning Commission.
• June 6 1983 - CityCouncil a I pprov�ed resolution No. 5270 for I
Ei "n of'"streets located within the boundaries Pacific
Ranch project. r
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Chronology of Events
Ranch Patk and Rec Fees
August 29, 1985
• Jura 10, 1983 - Tentative Parcel Map 83-562 Was submitted to
Board of Zoning Adjustment for processing.
• July 5, 983 - A new conditional use permit with revised TTM
11417 were accepted at the counter for processing. The
conditional nce permit requested the addition of eight (8)
units to the approved Pacific Ranch project. New tees were
paid for the conditional use permit request.
• July 13., 1983 - BZA approved Tentative Parcel Map 83-562.
• August 2, 1983 - CUP 83-21 and TTM 11417 (revised) were
approved by the Planning commission. This application
allowed for the addition of eight (11) units to the Pacific
Ranch project.
• October• 17, 1983 - city council accepts Final Parcel Map Eo.
cc: File TTM 11417
File TPM 83-562
File CUP 81-8
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2000 MAIN STREET CALIFORNIA 92648
OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
October 16, 1985
Mansion Hill
211a main Street
Huntington Beach, CA 92648
Re: Appeal - Tentative Tract 11417 (Revised)
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The City Council of the City of Huntington beach at its October 149 1985
meeting overruled the Planning Cossmission by deleting the condition
pertaining to Park and Recreation fees with the understanding that the
City shall collect the current Park and Recreation fees.
Please contact the Development Services Department for further inforna-
tion - 536-5271.
Alicia M. Wentworth
City Clerk
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cc: James Palin - Devel�-,pment Services Director
Gail Hutton - City Attorney
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Date August L9,,_ F15
Submitted to: Honorable Mayor and City Council
Submitted by: Charley W. Thompson, City Administrator
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Prepared by: James W. Palin, Director, Development Services
Subject: APPEAL TO PLANNING COMMISSION APPROVAL OF A ON
EXTENSION OF TIME FOR TENTATIVE TRACT NO. 11417 (REVISED)
Consistent with Council Po.•icyl [>Q Yes [ J New Policy or Exception
Statentlent of Issue, Recommendation,Analysis, Fundinq.source,AlternatNe Actions,Attachment~: ~
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STATEMENT O7 ISSUE:
Transmitted for your consideration is an appeal from Mansion Hill
Co. of the Planning Commission' 4 approval of a one-year -xtension of
time for Tentative Tract No. 11417 (Revised) . The appeal is based
on the applicant's opinion that state law prohibits the imposition
of conditions on the granting of an extension of a tentative tract.
RECOMMENDATION:
Planning Commission action and recommendation:
ON MOTION GY SCHUMACHER AND SECIND BY ROWE, THE PLANNING COMMISSION
APPROVED A ONE-YEAR EXTENSION) OF TENTATIVE TRACT MAP NO. 11417
(REVISED) BY THE FOLLOWING VOTE:
AYES: Rowe, Schumacher, Livengood, Erskine, Mirjahangir
NOES: None
ABSENT: Winchell, Porter
ABSTAII4: None
STAFF RECOMMENDATION:
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Uphold Planning Commission approval of the one-year extension with j
conditions for Tentative Tract No. 11417 (Revised) .
ANALYSIS:
On August 2, 1983, the Planning Commission conditionally approved
! Conditional Use Permit No. 83-21 and Tentative Tract No. 11417
(Revised) . Conditional Use Permit No. 83-21 permitted eight (8)
additional units for a previously approved 554 unit plannoa
residential development. Tentative Tract No. 1.1417 (Revised)
permitted a one-lot subdivision for condominium purposes, on July
18, 1985, the Planning Commission approved a one-year extension of
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time for Tentative Tract No. 11417 (Revised) .,o that: the applicant
would be able to process and record the balance of the outstanding
final maps with the Orange county Recorder 's Office.
The one-year extension of time approved by the Planning Commissiou
contains two conditions. Condition number one states that all
conditions of approval for Conditional Use Permit No. 83•-21 and
Tentative Tract No. 11417 (Revised) shall remain in effect.
Condition number two states that the project shall be subject to
current park and recreation fees (Resolution No. 5072) . As stated
in the staff report dated July 16, 1985, Section 9941, Cif
Subdivision Ordinance, allows the Planning Commission to impose new
cons t ons or rev se existing conditions when an extension of time
is requested. The practice of imposing new conditions on the
granting of an extension of time for a tentative tract has been
applied to other tentative tracts within the City and the practice
is based on local ordinance.
ENVIRONMENTAL STATUS:
On March 2, 1983, the Planning Commission determined that I
Environmental Impact Report No. 78-4 (witch a supplement ) was
adequate under. CEQA and therefore certified.
FUNDING SOURCE:
11ot applicable.
ALTERNATTVE ACTION:
Deny the one-year extension of time for Tentative Tract No. 11417
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ATTACHMENTS: C
1 . Staff report dated July 16, .1985 with attachments
2. Planning Comminsion minutes for Lie July 16, 1985 meeting
3. Appli.cant 's letter dated July 26, 1985
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MANSION HILL
2110 Main Street 11U L t rt' its',
Huntington reach, California 92648
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City Clerk
CITY OF HUNT114GTON BEACH
2000 Main Street
4 Huntington Beach, California 92648
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j RE: APPEAL OF CONDITIONS IMP05ED ON EXTENSION OF
TENTATIVE TRACT NO. 11417
Dear Sir:
On July 16, 1985, the Planning Commission granted Mansion Hill a one year
extension of time for tentative tro •t no. 11417. However, the extension
was made subject to a number of 1_unditions.
Mansion Hill hereby appeals the Planning Commission's imposition of the
conditions and requests a hearing before the City Council on the ground
that state law prohibits the imposition of conditions on the granting of an
extension of a tentative tract.
Very truly yours,
Step en Gunther '\
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_-REK)ORT
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FROM: Development Services
DATE: July 16, 1985
SUBJECT: REQUEST FOR EXTENSION OF TIME FOR TENTATIVE TRACT
NO. 11417 (REVISED)
i Attached is a letter from Mansion Properties requesting a one-year
extension of time for Tentative Tract No. 11417 (Revised) . This
application was approved by the Planning commission on August 2,
1983, permitting a one lot subdivision for condominium purposes on a
46.6 gross acre site .located on the south side of Clay Avenue
between Main and Huntington Street. The zoning on the property is
R2-0-PD-CD and R2-0-CD. The expiration date for Tentative Tract
No. 11417 ',Revised) is August 2, 1985. An extension of time is not
necessary for Conditional Use Permit No. 83-21 (approved on August
2, 1983) because actual construction has commenced within one year
from the approved date.
The applicant has indicated that a one-year extension is necessary
to complete the Final Map phasing plan for the project. Section
9941(a) , city Subdivision Ordinance, specifies that a subdivider may
request an extension o the tentative map approval date. Section
9141 (a ) also contains a provision which allows the Planning
Commission to impose new conditions or revise existing conditions
when an extension of time isrequested. Section 9941 (b) , City
Subdivision Ordinance, specifies that the Planning Commission may
expend t e approva dateiof a tentative map not to exceed one year,
with a maximum of three one -year extensions of. time.
RECOMMENDATION:
Staff recommends that the Planning commission grant a one-year
extension of time for Tentative Tract No. 11417 subject to' the
following condition:
CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL:
1. All Conditions of Approval for Conditional Use Permit No. 83-21
and Tentative Trart No. 11417 (Revised) shall remain in effect.
2. The project shall be subject to current park and recreation
fees (Resolution No. 5072 ) .
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MANSION PROPERTIMINC.-
is 2.110 MAIN STREET
i HUNTINGTON BEACH.CALIFORNIA 92648
June 3, 1985 �
PACIFIC RANCH
TENTATIVE TRACT MAP 1111417
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Mr. James Patin
Director
Department of Development Services
City of liuntingtoh'Reach
2000 Main Street: .
Huntington Beach,CA 9264E
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1 The purpose of t11is letter is to request an extension of Tentative Tract %lap
p 11417 Revised and the related Conditional Us- Permit(s) and approvals.
you know, three finai maps have now been approved (T.M. #12027, T.M.
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0 the fourth andand fifth covering
maps,sw--t needu�dditional tim are edy
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preparing t
complete the remaining phases.
Your assistance in processing this request will be appreciated.
Sincerely,
MANSION BILL
By: Ma,ision Properties, Inc.
} Its General Partner
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M. 1'. KELLY
Vice President
' NITK/c 1'1t-NI-INGTON BEAC14
Mi. .. , i'dT SERVICE.;
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Huntington Beach, CA 92648
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CONDITTONAL USE i4'.1- IT No, e3-21 (TT 11417 Revi scd) a:I r=., SP!:::!-:.
APPLICANT: Mansion Properties , Incorporate-d/ I!__. .� Ul*hilil Vest. Communities
2110 Main SL•rvet
Huntington Beach, (A 926:1b
RCOUEST : To permit 8 additional units for a cr,-
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viously approved 554 -unit planned
residential development. j
LOCATION: On the south side of Clay Avenue hct::,ar j
Main and Huntington Streets. 1
VATE OF APPROVAL: ; August 2, 1983
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FINDINGS FOR APPROVAL: I1
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1 . The proposed'•suhcli.viEion of this 46.119 1);it (- . I of
H2•-0-I11', is proposed to be constructed having 17.9 units cir
gross acre.
'. 'file general plan has, set forth provisions for this type of 3 �n:
.Ise, as well as s%ttinq forth objectives fa, the ilnplemcn tat i0.-.
Of this type: of housing.
3. 'rite property was- previously studied for this intensity of lan;_i
use at the tuna the .land use designation for medium density resi-
dential was placed on the property.
4 . The proposed project under Tentative Tract No. 11W *Pcvised is
consistent witn all elements of the City' s Goneral Plain.
5. The 1.vt size, cieptil, frontage, street wi(lt_)),, Uld throuk;.l tho 'asc'
of a special permit, all other design zinc] bcplemelltation feature ;
of the propos-!cl :,ubdivision cie proposed tO he con:truct•o.1 in
compliance wall standard plans atic] specirir.ltiens r.11 file wit`
the City as well as in compliance with this State Sul)divisiorl ;•.1;1) '
Act and supplementary City 5ubdivisioll Urciillanc0
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The site plan recoived and dated June 30, i983, steal! be this
approved layout.
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; , 2. The special rmit granted under Conditional use Pcrmit No. 81-1:
iR allowing vai.f,�tion from Sections 9362.7j anti Section. 93G:?. lOc of
the Ordinance, Code shall apply to the revised site plan proposed
{ under Condit o-hal. Use Permit No. 83-21.
3. Acces^ to the additional eight (3) urrits shall be provided in
accordance wi.fli Fire Department standards.
4 . All conditions of approval approved under Conditional -Use Permit
No. 81-8 shall, remain in• effect for the revised plan.
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I hereoy certify. that Conditional Use Permit No. 83-21 was• appeow
' by the Planning C` '*ssion of the City of 11untington Beach on Tuesday,
r August 2 , 1983, upon the foregoing conditions and citatio;is.
eery truly yours:,-
amen W. Pal.n,
Seer tary
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P.0" BOX 190 ZALIFORNIA 92648 .
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August 3, 1983 .
TL•'NTATIV1: TRACT NG.- 11.1417 REVISED (CUP 83-21)
APPLICANT: Mansion Properties, Inc.
Urban West Communities
2110 Main Street
Huntington Beach, CA 92640
f REQUEST: To permit a one lot ,ul:divisioll for condo-.
+� minium purposes.
i LOCAT I 014:
South side of Clay Avenue: lretw.een main
and Huntington Streets.
DATE OF APPROVAL: - August 2, 1983
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j V 1NDINGS FOR APPROVAI,:
I . The proposed SUbdivision of this � �IG. QI acrc! p,rrct. 1 of 1,tnr3 ::0rted
R2-0--PD is proposed to be constructed having 12. 9 units lei gresz
acre.
2. The general plan has set forth provisions for this type of !an.,
as well aS setting forth objectives for the implementat-ion of ti;;
type of housing.
3. The property was previously studied for this intensity of land
Ilse at the time the land use designation o
�I g for medium density resi-
dential was placed on the property.
4 . The proposed project under Tentative Tract No. 11417 Revised is
consistent with all elements of the City's General Plat.
S. the lot size, dopt:h, frontage, street wi(Iths, and throu,lli
of a special permit, all other design and hill-)leanentaLiott
of the proposedi subdivision are proposed to bc� constructed it-,
compliance with standard plans and specifications on fi to •:i
the City as we,' .1 as in compliance witlr ther•t..7t�a Subdivisic'n
Act and .supplementary City subdivision ordinance.
CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL:
The tentative tract received and dated tune 30, 1981, si-jal: f.^
the approved tcntati!te tract.
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Tract 11417 on -April 5, 1983, shall remain in effect for the re
vi.,;Ld tentative, tract approval. .
I hereby certify 'OiaL Tentative rract No. 11417 Rc=viscd, was approv-:!d
City of 11LI11tinc
I.%- the Planning Cdpbission of the 'iLon Beach, on Tuesday,
A,j7ust 3, 1983, uPO*it the foregoing conditions and citations.
very truly yours,
arres 11. Palin
Secretary
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~ • HUNTINGTON BEACH PLANNING COMMISSION
Council Chambers - Civic Center
2000 Main Street
Huntington Beach, Ca; ;.°f'ornia
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IUESDAY, JULv. 16,
COMMISSIONERS PRCSENT: Ro4re, Schu►ivacher , I,ivengood, Erskine,
Igor ,er, Mirka ang
COMMISSIONERS ABSENT: P1i ncheI I
f CALL TO ORDER
I PLEDGE OF, ALLEGIANCE
' A. CONSENT CALENDAR:
A-1 Minut6s of the Planning Commission Meeting on June 18, 1985.
A MOTION WAS MADE BY SCHUMACHER AND SECOND BY ERSKINE To CONTINUE:
THE JUNF 18, 1985 PLANNING COMMI-SSION MEETING MINUTES -,CE TO
CORRECTIONS BY 711E FOLLOWING VOTE:
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AYF�-: Row(,, Schumacher , Li vengood, Erskine,
polls NOFS: None
AI;uU.NT: Wi nchel l , Porter
• ABSTAIN: None
.• MOTIM 1'ASSFh
A-7. Extensions of Tentative Tract_ Map No. 11417 (Revised )
Applicant: Mansion Properties/Urban West Communities
111 Request: An extension of time on the Tentative tract riUp in
order t. complete the 4th. ,.nd 5th. final tract maps for the
Ranch project which is located on the southwest corner of Main
Street and Clay Avenue.
A MO"►'ION WAS MADE BY SC[iUMACHER AND SEI"OND BY ROWE TO APPROVE
EXTENSION OF TEN`!'ATIVE TRACT MAP NO. 11417 (REVISED) WITH CONDITIONS
6Y THE FOLLOWING VOTE:
AYES: Rowe, Schumacher , Livengood,* Erskine, Mirjahangir
NOFS: Npne
ABSENT: winchell , Porter
ABSTAIN: None
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2000 MAIN STREET CALIFORNIA 92648
OFFICE:of THE CITY CLERK
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Mansion Hill
2110 Main Street
Huntington Beach, CA 92648
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Attn: Stephen Gunther
The City Council of the City of Huntington Beach at its September
f 3, 1985 Council meeting continued the public hearing on your appeal
relative to Tentative Tract No. 11417 to the September 16, 19B5
Council meeting.
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
APPEAL TO PLANNING Q2MM:S J0NIS ARRHOVAL DE
ONE-YEAR EXTENSION OF TIME FOR TENTATIVE TRACT NO. 11417
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public hearing will be held by the
City Council of the City of Huntington Beach, in the Council Chamber
of the Civic Center , Huntington Beach, at the hour of 7:30 P.M. , or
as soon thereafter as possible on Monday the 19th. day of August,
1985 for the purpose of considering an appeal filed by Stephen
Gunther of Mansion Hill Co. , to the Planning Commission 's approval
of a one-year extension of time with conditions for Tentative Tract
No. 11417 pursuant to Section 9941 of the tuntfngton Beach Ordinance
Code within the R2--0-PD-CD (Medium Density-Oil Production-Planned
Development-Civic District ) , R2-0-PD, and R2-0 Districts. Mansion
Hill is appealing the Planning Commission 's imposition of conditions
on the granting of an extension of time. The subject property is
located At the northeast corner of Yorktown Avenue and Main Street.
A legal description is on file in the Department of Development.
All interested persons are invited to attend said hearing and
express their opinions for or against laid Appeal. Further
information may be obtained from the Office of the City Clerk, 2000
Main Street, Huntington Beach, California 92648 - (714) 536-5227
DaL•ed August 5, 1985 CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH
By: Alicia M. Wentworth
City Clerk
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NOTICE TO CLERK TO SCHEDULE PUBLIC HEARING
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PLEASE SCHEDULE A PUBLIC HEARING USING THE ATTACHED LEGAL NOTICE FOR THE
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AP's are attached
�AP- will follow
No AP's
Initiated by:
Planning Commission
Planning Department
Petition
Appeal
Other
Adoption of Environmental Status (x)
Has City Attorney's Office been YES (DO
informed of forthcoming public
hearing?
Refer to ' 042ZV V Planning Department Extension #
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for additional information.
If Appeal, please transmit exact wording to be required in the legal .
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P.O. Box 2376 2615 17th St.
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P.O. Box 7611 8855 Sutter Circle
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Chris Olsen 122.15 3i-rch Bale Ave. 1941ITelorchestar Ln
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7601 Clay Ave- P.O. wx 4476
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P.O. Box 2000 Huntington Beach, CA 92648
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20171 Big Bend Lane P.O. Box 1542 1818 Lake St.
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215 Wic`lita Ave. , #604 16807 Seawitch Lane 2323 Huntington St. #905
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92648 92649 92648
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2323 Huntington St. #90,
Huntington Beach, CA
92648
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P.O. Box 3312
Bellflower, CA 90707
897 -070-74
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3918 Strand
Manhattan. Beach, CA
90266
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2323 Huntington St.
Huntington Beach, CA
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P. O. Box 611
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8532 Topside Circle
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2323 Huntington St. &1008
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19235 Shore'ine 46 2912 Edgely Pl. 20321 Ron= Cir.
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937-40-006 937-40-026 937-40-027
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1 1121 Park St. 19195 Shoreline 41 19285 Shoreline 44
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937-40-007 937-40-017 937-40-028
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19325 Shorel.inj 48 19195 Shoreline 42 191115 Shoreline 45
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19215 Shoreline #1 19195 Shoreline 44 10920 Wiluhizv #1400
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937-40-009
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19165 Shoreline Ln 42 9271 Portada Dr. 15 Wilde Rd.
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937-40-034 937-40-045 937-40-056
0ames D. Davidson Sherri Duyari Joseph Russo
.19165 Shcteline Ln 43 7445 Seastar Dr ;6 7402 Seastar Dr. 41
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937-40-040 937•-40-051
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Huntington Beach, CA 92648 Hunti.::gton Poach, CA 92648
937-40-041 937-40-052
Hildegard Buthe Willis Pla-t
7445 Seastar Dr. #2 7415 Seastar Dr 45
Hun:i rgton Beach, CA 92648 HuritiznrjWn Beach, CA 92648
937-40-042 937-40-053
Edward Asada Kirk Walberg
P.O. £lo.V 7232 7415 Seastar or 116
Newport Beach, CA 92660 Fiunti.n5ton Peach, ref 92648
937-40-043 937-40--054
Paul J Lipsc-,rb Glenn Cardinale
7445 Seastar Dr. E4 7415 Seastar Dr 7
n1cAo P,=r v, . rA n7gjR
937-40-062 937-40-073 9 0 084
Dperiise Shaffer Neill H. Casey Cairn Clause
7402 Seastar Dr. 47 150 E. 42nd St. ?ccm 2703 19092 Shoreline Ln 45
} Huntington Beach, C-N 92648 New York, Ny 10017 Huntingtcn mach, CA 92648Huntington
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937-40-063 937-40-074
M. E. Richard Sanchez 937••40-C85
9292 Gri�o River Ave. 19105 Shoreline Ln 43 Itaxold ;d. Schaffer
Fountain Valley, CA 12708 Huntinccn r�3CrGa1, Ca 9?648 1°092 Shoreline Ln 46
Huzitinctn Beach, Ck 92648
SI 937-40-064 937-40-075
Edward Q.:asada Ronald M. Schreeber.-P - 937-40-086
P.O. Box 732 19105 Shorc:21.Ine In 44 dames Wilscn
I,;e4port &:ach, Ca 92660 H=ti.�,gttCn Beach, Ga 92648 16 103 Fear M1ea..cw Cix.
Cerritos, CA 9070.1
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19361 Ba�jwater In. Husam F. Khalaf on Bl-iss
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Huntingtcn Beach, CA 92647 19361 Haywater In 119092Shorelire Ln 48
m int.irgton Bch, CA 92648 Huntington Bear-h, Ca 92648
9?7-40-066 937--40-077
937-40-088
Charles L. Fax
Teresa E. De Francesco Jeff R. Hattabaugh
7422 Se?star Dr. 43 19105 Shoreline 36 1
! HLntL'igton Pa3ch, CA 92648 Hu:,t i.•�ytcn Beach, CA 92648 19072 Gceanprart Itt 4_
Huntington Beach, CA 92646
937-40-'067 937-40-078
Daneil G. Matte`Ya Ja�ilyn Ellen Motes 937-40.. !*1i..lsen
7422 ;e:3.star Dr. >�4 David � er
Huntin n Beach, 4 92648 19105 Shoreline Ln 47 19072 Or: inpc t Ln 42
Hunting= Bch, CN 926,18 Huntingtcn Beach, CA 92648
937-40-068 937-40-079
937-4C-090
Mbla Develo.r nt Corp. Sandra Turner
i 80$ Adam., Ave. .actin L. Picntkcwslci
19105 Shorelinc En 48 19072 Ocean port Ln 44
Hmtington Bw.ch, CA 92648 HLmti-:crtcn Ceach, CA 92648 Huntirgtcn Bea&., CA 92648
231--40-069
C.=les E. G. Leech 937-40-080
93'-4Q-091
17442 Kurt Ln.
Huntington F.leac!1, C1 93647 iceviz D. nosh ,tax:,mi.lianttic�ang
i 6581 Mon. to 6895 G orgetcwn Circle
IfvnC.1-W-,m Beach, CA 92648 Aanheim, Ca 92807
937-40-070 q
Brian A. 111c (hire 37-40-081 937-40-092
Jack C. Kint= Jams P. Snodgrass
7442 Se.astar Dr. a7 16891 :.ark Ln.
Huntingtm Beach, CA 92648 Huntingtcn,.cn Beach, CA 92548 15533 I C Dr.
ttihittier, GA 90605
937-40-071 937-40-082 937-40-093
Raidy Tian 5atish KLraar Cary 41. Kent
9067 Maza Circle 18851 Flagstaff Ln. 8272 Delfir:o Circle
Fountain Valley, ai, 92708 Huntingtcn Peach, OWN 92648 Huntington Beach, r7% 92643
937••40-072 937-40-083 937-•40-094
Richard Sanchen Raymond G. Durda .Laith �'. Cotta
19105 Shoreline 3.ai. Al r"ll.Morninatide DY 1907h O?ceanport Ln 47
IluntinGtcn Belch, ('�'l 926.18 Puntingtcn Beach, Cm, 92646 Mintinaton Beach. Ut 92648
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ff,.-:'lene Koester Bradley G. Cussor. James Otto
19072 ocvznport Ln 48 19075 Oceanport Ln 43 15552 Wildplun
Huntington Beach, CA 92648 Huntington Beach, GA 92648 Huntington Beach, CA 92647
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937-40-096 937-40--107 937-40-124
Thomas Dowland
Aickie Makimato Provident Fund
19052 Oceanport In 41 19075 Oceanport Ln 44 : U S. Pullman St.
Huntington Bead, CA 92648 Huntington beach, GA 92648 Santa Ana, i?► 92705
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937-40-097 937-40-109 937-40-125
j :iark Allen Armando Thomas Wurzl Arnold Alvarez.
19052 Oceanport to 42 19075 Oceanport Ln 46 15592 Dawscn Ln.
Hunti.nat an Beach, C N 92640 Huntington, Beach, Q% 92648 Huntington Beach, CA 92647
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Jams Titone Jos Mc Graw R. W. Vosler
468 Algrova 4D P.O. Bdx 10069 19132 Shoreline Ln 47
Covina, CA 91723 Burbank, CA 91510 Huntington Beach, CA 92648
937-40-099 937-40-110 937-40-127
Kimberly Evert Fred Offenhauser Russell G. :,brrissey
19052 Oceanport LV 44 19075 Oceanport Ln 8672 Franciscan Circle
Huntington Beast, CA 92648 Huntington Beach, CA 92648 Huntincjtc:n Beach, CA 92646
937-40-100
937-40-111
Sheila Green William Trinkl
19052 Oceanport In 19075 Oceanport Ln =8
Huntington Beach, CA92648 Huntington Beach, CA 92642
937-40-101 937-40-112,113,114,115,116
FA'ard R`^ k C.iarles Bu-gy
1600 Appian Way 42C Via Lido Norde
Mont•.ebello, M 90640 NewTport Beadi, CA 92663
937-40-102 937-40-117,118,119
Frances Louise Beuck Charles Bugay
i 19052 Oceanport Ln 77 420 Via Lido Norde
Huntington Beach, CA 92648 Newport Beach, CA 92663
937-•;0-103 937-40-120
,tichael B. 4� ',bhcn
Michael J. `�ciel 1913:'_ Shoreline La1
19052 Oceanport LnY8 Huntington B+�ach, CA 92648
Huntington Beach, CA 92648
937-40-104 937-40-121Judy H. %lirtasin
rbla Developznnt Corp. 19132 Shoreline Ln. 42
308 Adams Ave. Huntington Beach, CAA 92648
Huntington Beach, CA 92648
937-40-105 93;-40-122 '
y� Husartt I,'halaf Duane Getty
! 19361 &tyt,rat:er Ln 19132 Shoreline Ln 43
Huntittatrn Beach, CA 92647 Huntington Beach, CA 92648
937-40-12e 937-40-139 937-40-150
FatZn Khalaf �� Warren C. Ruello Jr Vincent A. Spinosa
19461'Aaywater Lane 19172 Shoreline Zane 19192 Shoreline Pane #7
Huntington Beach, CA 92646 Huntington Beach, CA 92646 Huntington Beach, CA 92648
937-40-I29 937-40-140 937-40-251
Janice Lee Smith Robin Sides Linda P. Straten
19152 Shoreline Lane #2 19172 Shoreline Lane N5 17072 Courtney Lane
Huntington Beach, CA 92648 Huntington Beach, C,1 92648 Huntington Beach, CA 92649
937-40-130 937-40-141 937-40-252
Rafael Mantes Gircia Herle A. Smith Kirsten Da= Bryce
29152 Shoreline Lane #3 3595 CourCride Circle 13422 Shepard Nay
Huntington Beach, C.I 92648 Hur.tinaton Beach, CA 97649 Santa Ana, CA 92705
937-40-131 937-40-142 937-40-153
Kassin Aseem 7akha W12liam G. Lance John H. Pigaty
19152 Shoreline #4 15272 shoreline Lane #7 16705 Graham Place
Huntington Beach, CA 9264•Y Huntington Beach, CA 92648 Huntington Beach, CA 92649
937-40-132 337-40-143 937-40-154
Bonnie Lilly Jones James H. Suller Sherrill S. Render
19152 Shoreline #5 19172 Shoreline Tare 48 19222 Shoreline Lane #3
Huntington Beach, CA 92648 Huntington Beach, CA 92648 Huntington Beach, CA 32648
937-4t7-133 337-40-244 937-40-155
Terry E. Pern Larry S. Knott Jr. Russell Lee Wilson
19252 Shoreline Lane #6 29192 Shoreline Lane #1 19222 Shoreline Lane 44
Huntington Beach, CA 92649 Huntington Beach, CA 92649 Huntington Reach, CA 92648
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937. 40-134 937-40-145 937-40-156
Robart C. Troinuler Lois C. Richmond Darrell Kenneth Lindgren
19152 Shoreline Lano h7 19192 Shoreline Lane #2 19222 Shorelina Dane #5
Huntington Beach, CA 92648 Huntington Beach, C,1 92648 Huntington Beach, CA 92648
937-40-135 937-40-146 937-40-157
1 Frank P. Uehle Thomas A. Bartlow Frank J. Ford Jr.
I i9152 Shoreline Lane 19292 Shoreline Lane #3 19222 Shoreline Lane #6
Huntington Beach, CA 92648 Huntington Beach, CA 92648 Huntington Beach, CA 92648
937-40-136 937-40-147 937-40-159
Jack Carl Klntr. Dudley Biddle Veronica T. Core
16891 Lark Lane 19292 Shoreline Lane #4 19222 Shoreline Lane d7
Huntington Beach, CA 92649 Huntington Beach, CA 92648 Huntington Beach, CA 92648
937-40-137 937-40-148 937-40-159
Donald ,11. Schnear Farlborc Rahbar Michael L. Burris
19172 Shoreline Lane ff3 19192 Shoreline 95 19222 Shoreline Lane
Huntington Beach, CA 92649 Huntington Beach, CA 92648 Huntington Beach, CA 92648
937-40-138 937-40-149
Leland S. Day Heil O. Chamberlain
19882 Providence Lane 2912 £dgeley place
Huntington Beach, CA 92646 Los Alamitos, CA 907-20
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City of Huntington Beach
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P.O. Box 190
Huntington Beach, CA 91648
ATTENTION: Al?ris M. Wentworth
City Clerk
RE: CRYSTAL APARTMENTS — 2411 WHITESANDS DR. , HUNTINGTON BEACH, GA 92648
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Please be advised that the above captioned property was sold on
September 28, 1984 to:
GEMLDINE. E. DUAMI;
c/o, L. B. R. Property Hnnagemen't Company
8071 Slater Avenue, Suite 135
Huntington Beach, CA 92647
' j TELEPHONE: (714) 841-9101
841•-2526
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Please send the enclosed Notice to the new owner and correct your
records.
�i Your cooperation in this natter is grea,.ly appreciated.
Sincerely,
VISTAR PROPERTY MANAGEMENT., INC.
JENNIFER JOHNSTONE
i Manager
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
APPEAL TO-PLANNING CO1JJSSr0N1, App ?ovA,r. op k
ONE-YEAR EXTENSION OF TIME FOR TENTATIVE TRACT NO. 11417
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public hearing will be held by the
City Council of the City of Huntington Beach, in the Council Chamber
of the Civic Center. Huntington Beach, at the hour of 7:30 P.K., or .
as soon thereafter as posvi.ble on !Monday the 19th. day of Augus.ty
1985 for the purpose of considering an appeal filod` by:z'4t*1 4op
Gunther of Mansion Hill Co., to tbR Planning COMl"J"I'd �FWWW41
of a one-year extension of tiat with conditions* gar.~%NMt:tios , &at �'►
! No , 11417 pursuant to Section 9941 of the Runtingtoa SeSeb 'Ordifance
Code within the R2-0-PD-CD (Medium Density-Oil gtoduction-Plannld
Development-Civic District) , R2-0-PD, and R2-0 Districts. mansion
Hill is appealing the Planning Commission 's imposition of conditions
jon the granting of an extension of time. The subject property is
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located at the northeast corner of Yorktown Avenue and Main Street.
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A legal description is on file in the Department of Development.
All interested persons are invited to attend said hearing and
express their opinions for or against said Appeal. Further
information may be obtained from the Office of the City Clerk, 2000
Main Street, Huntington Beach,, Ca34fornia 92648 - (714 ) 536-5227
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Dated- August 5, 1985 CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH
By: Alicia M. Wentworth
City Clerk
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2000MAIN STREET CALIFORNIA 92648
( OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
August 20, 1985
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Mansion Hill
2110 Main Street
Huntington Beach, CA 92648
Attn: Stephen Gunther
The City Council of the City of Huntington Beach at their meeting
of August 19, 1985 continued the hearing on your Appeal of Conditions
Imposed on Extension of Tentative Tract No. 11417 to Tuesday,
September 3, 1985 at 7:30 P.M.
IF you have any questions, please call 536-5227.
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City Clerk
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