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9, 1964) '
. OtICE or PUBLIC H>EXIIING
. - IJY NO. 702
NOTICE IS HEP.EBY GWEN that a {Published Huntington Beach Nears M:
pub-
lic hearing will be held by the City S, i961)
Council of the QIr of Huntington Bead f L1E:GJLL NOTICE''
In the Council Chamber of the City Hall. NOTICE Or PUBLIC; HEARING
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tiurEt3ngton Deaah, Califorula, at thn hour
of 7:30 o'clock P.M., or ns soon thereafter NOTICE 1S HEREBY'GIVEN that a pub-
- as possible, on Monday the 201h day of lfo 1w=Inq will be held by -the City
April, 19540 iw the ,pu:pose of cormidering Planning Commission of the City of Ilunt
an appeal to a decision of the CitT ington Beach in Rhe Council Chambers
Planning Commission in the gr=ling of of -the City Mali, Huntingdon ,Beach, Cali-
UV No, 702, to allow ho ze trafa:ng, forma, at -the hour of 7M o'clock P.M.,
stabling, hiring and riding in the A-1-Y of Tuesday. March 17, 19&4, for the
Gonesal Agricultural iisirict, ax adopted purpose of con-ddering a patition for a
by Interim Ordinance No. 672, located on USE VARIANCE to regulations of the
the nrah side of Hamilton Avenue and Dlsirietfna Ordinance.
' east of Brookhurst Stroe. and Legally ' To allow ho:•se Rraining, stablIng.
described as follows: hiring and riding in the A- -1-Y Gen-
' Portions of Tracts No. 193 and 211. oral Agricultural District, as adopted
• Further legal description on file in by Interim OrcLimmce No 672
the Planning Department Office. Located on the north sides of Ham
All 1nt. oeled persons axe Invited to Rion K renue and east of Brookhymk .�
• attend said hearing and axpress their atreed and legally described as
• opinions for, or against sufd USE VARI• lions o: Tracts No 1S3 and 211•. Fur-
ANCE. ; Fur her Information may L* ob• thec legal d*ac.-tptlon on Tile fr, the
tainsd frogs the GUlc* of the City Clark. Planning Depaziment Office.
CITY OF HUNTiNGTCbN BEACH .AU intwesled ipensons are invitee to
By-. PAUL C. JONES cruend sold hearing and express their
City Cleric opinions for or against L grvssting tho
proposed USE VAPJANCE requested by
' - said paution.
FurMer 3nfomation may be obtained
from the office of ,the SecnstwT to -the
• Planning Commission.
]GATED •this Sth day of Masco, I964.
CITY PLANNING COMMISSION,
• By: W. C. WAAWM"
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March 27, 1964
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City Council of
Huntington Beach
Huntington Beach, California
RE: APPEAL ON USE VARIANCE #702
Gentlemen:
We hereby respectfully appeal to you to have Use Variance
#702 be denied for the following reasons:
1. The master zone plan designates the area in which a
horse stabling request has been made, as a high density,
multiple family residential at a rate of 60 persons per
acre .
2. We are the owners of over 100' acres of land on the went
side of Brookhurst, both north and south of Hamilton St .
In the very near future we will start development .of a
twenty million dollar hous:.ng project across the aLreet
from this proposed horse stabling operation .
In our survey of sites to purchase and develop deluxe
housing , we leaned heavily upon the "Maester' Zoning Plan"
of the City of Huntington Beach, knowing that the planning
comminBion and y )u gentlemen had given much of your time and '
existing aster Zonis Plan .
I • n d to consummate our approved M g
to y t.�mm yg
Therefore, we felt' that we could procL4ed With confidence in
planning and developing a family housing }project without any
fears of poor planning in this immediate area . We.,are .still
confident that you will not 'allow adverse 'devel,opntents `in
this area which would be contrary to the approved Master
' Zoning Plan .
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Huntington Beach
3 . The creation of a horse riding, stabling operation in
this immediate area will create many hazards to a deluxe
family housing residential area; namely:
(a) The fire hazards from grain and hay storage
(b) Dust from, barnyards and riding areas wovtld 'be +detsifaental
to health and .-properties .
(0 Unsightly sheds, barn-, .,' =:ay storage racks, feeding pen
and corrals , which generally are not maintained in
,good repair or designed to be compatible with deluxe
residential housing .
(d) Planned landscaping, :,rrigation of unpaved areas and
bea:utirication of the entire operation is generally-
not considered in this business .
(e) Sanitary facilities are inadequa' te. Jn this operational .
use. This inadequacy and neglect creates ideal
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cc::nditions fo}, ha rapid multiplication of insects,.
odors, and disease which result in many health problems
for residents in the area.
Therefore, we respectfully request that Use Variance #702
be denied.
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Yours very truly,
II:CON CORPORATION
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April 15, 1964
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City of Huntington Beach
City Hall
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Huntington Beach, California
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Gentlemen:
As owners of property south and west of the intersection of
Brookhurst and Hamilton, we are vitally conccrn,ed over a report
received that a variance has been granted by thr. lannLn gcommission
for a horse faun or horse stable or riding stable facility in the
area of Brookhurat and Hamilton. Such a facility vould very
adversely affect the "orderly development of that area in single-
family and multiple family housing. In fact, if such a facility
were peri-pitted and installed, it would quite likely change tho`
present: trend of quality housing to that of extremely l.nferior
quality prompted, by the obviously offensive nature of horse' barns
in a residential district.
Therefore, would you please. accept this letter as our vigorous
protest and age; that the Council deny any variance request for the
above-described facility now pending.
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