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(Published Huntington Beech News Nov. '
NOTWK OF PUNLIC HEARING (Published Huntington Beach News 06-:
UV 14e• 716 22, 1964)
NOTICE 15 HERESY GIVEN that a LEGAL NOTICE
public hearing will be hold by the City NOTICE OF r'daLIC HEA ING
Council of the City of Huntington Beach UV Me. 750
In the Council Chamber of the Civic NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a pub-
Center. Huntington Beech, California, at lic hearing will be held by the City
the tour of 7:30 o'clock P.M., or as Planning Commission of the City of
soorf therestter as possible, on Monday. Huntington Beach in the Council Chem- •
the 7th day of December, 1964. for the
purpose of considering an appeal to bers of the Civic Center, Huntington
the granting by the Planning Cornmis- Beach, California, at the hour of 7:30
sign of Use Variance—UV No. :66, to P.M., on Tuesday, November 3, 1964,
regulations of the Districting Ordinance, for the purpose of considering a peti-
to allow the construction of a nursing tion for a Use Variance to regulations �
hone in the R2 Two Family Residence of the Districting Ordinances
District, on property located on .he To allow the construction of a nur-
soiuth side of Newman Avenue. 410 feet sing horse in the R-2 Two Family
west of Newland Street and legally des- Residence Distrlc� 0— U41- '
cribed as follows: Located on the south side of New-
The west 250 feet of the N1/= of man Avenue, 410 feet west of New- ,
the ME'& of the SET of the SWI/i land Street and legally described as 6`
of Section 25-5.12. .the west 250 feet of the N% of the
All interested persons are invited to NEI/4 of the SE114 of the SWy4 of
attend said hearing and express their Section 25-5-11.
opinions fcw ar against said Use Variances. All interested persons are invited to
Further Information may be obtained attend said hearing and express their
horn the Wks of the City Clark. opinions for or against the proposed
CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH Use variance requested by said petition.
Sys PAUL C. JONES Further Information may be obtained
City Clerk i from the office of the Secretary to the
Planning Commission.
DATED this 22nd day of October. 1964.
CITY PLANNING COMMISSION( '
K. A. REYNOLDS
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172 Glendale Boulevard/Los Angeles 26, California/MAdison B-0601
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Novcwoer 13, 1964
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City Council .,f Huntington
ton Beach
Civic Center
Huntington Beach, California
Attention : Mr. Paul C. Jones, City Clark
Dear Cuuncil Members:
Power, Inc. , in the nano of Huntington Beach Inter-Coomnity Hospital
had originally requested a variance for all stages of medical cars,
Including convalescent nursing care, to the Planning Commission of
Huntington Beach and it was suggested that Huntington !leach Inter-
Community Hospital only initially apply for an saute harpital
variance. The other request would be granted in the fatttre for
the other stages of care and related other ancilliary facilities. We
accepted this condition at that time and applied only for an
initial variance constituting a general hospital.
Convalescent care is cartsinlS, appropriate and necessary within our
total concept of medical care and facilities being provided by the
Huntington Beach Intwr-Community Hospital and Medical Center. A
convalescent facility use permit has been granted by a`pecial
Privilege Use Variance 766 on li-2 ,)roporty by the Planning Commission
approximately 600 ft away from the variance wlready granted to Power, Inc.
for a wedical center.
This variance, if granted, will necessitate the ravision and reduction
iW size of the planned unique and significant total medical center
which ve intend will be one of the outstanding medical centers .in
Orange County, b<<ause of the thorough planning and ultimate also of
facility already in stage of development.
In view of the above comments there meow to be no need for a Special
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Power, Inc,
November 13, 1964
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Privilege Variance imeediate17 adjacent to a previously requested,
Lout deferred variance for the same facilities and services therefore
we appeal t!iri granting of Use Variance 766 .
Very truly yours,
POW1':R, �1C. �'
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William Power
Vice-Prueident
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Hilario S. Alwag 8322 Noble Circle
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Jews L Crowther 8321 Newman Avenue.
602 North Hansa Way City
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17791 Uewland City
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211d Main St
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of Los Angeles
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71972 Warner Avenue City
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Huntt" ton Beach High School 8312 Noble Circle
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Hilary S. Alwag 8322 Noble Circle
17921 Newland St City
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James L Crowther 8321 Newman Avenue
602 North Hanes Nay City
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17791 Newland City
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2110 Main St
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1531 Wiest Ninth Street
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PAUL P. McBRIDE, M.D.
COSTET141CS & GYNECOLOGY
17612 BEACH SOULEVARV
HUNTINGTON BEACH, CALIFORNIA
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Dc c curb r 7, 1964
The City Council
Huntington Beach, Calif_.rnia
Gr• tlemen :
The purpoce of th.::9 letter is to recommmend
that the proposed request for the construction of a
one-hunured fourtywfour bed convalescent nursing home
as outlined In Use Variance #766 be denied for the
following reasons :
Pourer, Incorporated is now in the midst of
malting a largo outlay of capital, time and energy in
the planning and construction of a medical center. for
comnrehansive care in Huntington Eeach. From the
start-, their plannin- has included the evontucl cons-
truction of a convalescent nursing home , closely in-
teErated with the new hospital and its medical services
and facilities , hdoquate land for thu construction
of such a nursing home was secured with the or!7,,inal
land acquisition of some fifteen acres on Hoach Boule-
vard,, and it was incorporated in their oriFinal muster
plan.
Penniss ion by the City Council given to any
other :arty to build such a convalescent nursing horse
in the nearby area would be a definite hindrance to the
orderly, planned develolmiant of the Euntington Intercom-
munity Hospital and its supporting facilities *
It is thorof'ore re::-iuested trust Use Variance
'f766 be dented .
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Paul P. McBride, M. D•
JOnfS, JOnfS, finDLEY, BOOTH & CARLSOn
DONALD A. Jo►JCS ATTORNCYS AT LAW oA np�I
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C. WILLIAN CARLSON. • n.
December 4, 1964
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City council
Huntington Beach, California
Re: Use Varianue No. 766
Gentlemen:
I represent Mr. L. E. Gates and Mr. Gerald V. Daniel, the pro-
perty owners who have applied for and been granted Use variance
No . 766 by the Huntington Beach Planning commission. This de-
cision of the Planning Commission was appealed by Power, Inc. ,
on or about November 13, 1?64 . In considering this appeal, it
is respectfully requested that certain facts be considered by
you.
1. The application of Mr. Gates and Mr. Daniel was unanimously
approved by the Planning Commission upon the recommendation of
the planning staff . At the time the matter was brought before
the commission there were no objections whatsoever to this var-
iance application.
2. The establishment of a general hospital in the Orange county
area has not generally been dependent upon the inclusion of nur-
sing homes as part of hospital facilities. Reference is made
to Westminster Hospital (the proprietor of which is the appel-
lant in this matter) , Katella Comunity Hospital in Stanton,
Lincoln Community hospital in Buena Park, Anaheim Memorial Hos-
pital in Anaheim, Hoag Memorial Hospital in Newport Beach and
Paln Harbor General Hospital in Garden Grove .
3 . The convalescent care planned by Mr. Gates and Mr. Daniels
is primarily non-acute care for benefit of the elderly on a
long term basis rather than care for those convalescing follow-
ing hospital treatment. The need for both types of convalescent
facilities is present in the community and in fact do not seri-
ously compete but may complement one another. J
4 . The population growth of our community has boon so rapid in
the past with a similarly projected future growth, that there $-s
a continuing need to provide q+ialified care and facilities as
proposed in this use variance application.
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City Council December 4, 1964
Ross Use Variance No. 766 Pare Two
5 . It is apparent from the communication of the appellant,
Power, Inc . . of November 13, 1964, that its appeal lacks merit
and fails to state a legitimate basis fcr reversing thy: Planning
Commission.
It is therefore respectfully urged that the appeal 0o reverse
the Planning Commission in this matter be rejected and the use
variance be granted. If necessary, I will offer additional
oral evidence at the time of the public hearing .
Very truly yours,
JOON�FS, JONES , FINDL.EY, WOTH & PJAON
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C . William Carlson, Jr .
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