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Seabridge Specific Plan - SE corner of Beach Blvd and Adams (20)
0 Minutes, H.S. Planning Commission January 19, lg82 Page 3 A. code amendment which establishes a Specific Plan setting forth development criteria for 60+ acres of property located at the south- east corner of Beach Boulevard and Adams Avenue, and a request to change the zoning on the subject property from C2 (Community Busi- ness District) , RA-0 (Residential Agricultural District combined with oil production) , RA-01 (Residential Agricultural District com- bined with oil production) , R1-0 (Low Density Residential combined with oil production) , and R1-01 (Low Density Residential District combined with oil. production) to Seabridge Specific Plan. Also con- sidered was Final Environmental Impact No. 81-1 which assesses tha eni,aronmental effects of the code amendment and the zone change. Jim Barnes introduced Mr . Charles Piicher to the Commission who gave an oral. report of the highlights of the EIR which his company , EDAW, Inc . , prepared . Chairman Winchell opened the public hearing . Frank Mola, the appli- cant, gave a prepared taped presentation of the project. Richard Harlow also spoke in favor of approving the EIR along with the zone change and code amendment . { The following persons spoke in opposition to the certification of the EIR and the approval of the zone change and code amendment: Dan Lispi, Resident John DuVal , Resident Jim Keef, Resident John Corgono, Resident Irwin Haydock, Chairman of Environmental board Mike Molde, Resident The main issues raised in the testimony against approval were as follows: 1 . .Impact of 1600 new residents in the area with 80 (this figure was questioned) elementary school children entering the local school district . It was brought to the attention of the Com- mission that Pederson Elementary School Has recently closed. 2 . Loss of park land and wetland area . 3 , Incompatibility with original Genera? Plan and overall image of the area . Opposition to high density in the area . 4 . objection of the U. S. Department of Fish and 0amea to the adequacy of the: EZR. t`. 5. No mention of access street* through existing residence*. ..3- 1-19-82 - P.C. Minutes, H. B . Planning Catmissi.on January 19, 1982 Page 4 6 . Deterioration of remaining scenic corridor . 7 . Shadow effect of buildings on ,solar access . 6 . Will engineers design buildings with fault line taken into con- sideration.. 9 . Need for bikeway, equestrian trails, etc . , along the flood control channel . 10. 10% addition to traffic volume on surrounding major arterials (Wby were figures taken from 1.978 data ind not recent computer figures?) 11 . Who will pay for "open water system"? Possible water waste. 12. Regarding sewerage - if flood control channel is built too high, project will be underwater . 13 . Against removal of existing eucalyptus trees. 14 . Wildlife in the area is threatened . The public hearing was closed. The consensus of the Commissioners was that due to public testimony, 4hey would feel uncomfortable aoout dealing with the applications until more clarification was presented . Also mentioned was burial of the oil lines prior to development. Staff stated that questions of this nature could be dealt with at tbs time of the tentative tract application. ON 140TION BY PORTER AND SECOND BY BANNISTER ZONE CHANGE NO. 81-15. CODE AMENDMENT NO. 81-16 AND ::.NVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT NO , 81-3 WERE CONTINUED TO THE MEETING OF FEBRUARY 2, 1982, BY THE FOLLOW- VOTE: AYES: Bannister, Kenefick, Winchell, Porter , Schumacher, Mahaffey NOES: None NBSENT: PaonP ABSTAIN : None CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO. 81--30 AR21 iUnts : Milo. _ice 11,i„ Theron Carter A request to permit the operation of more than four (4 ) coin-operated ami:sement devices to be for public use at property located on the east side of Bolsa Chi.ca Street, north of Warner Avenue. The public hearing was opened . Theron Carter, the applicant, spoke in favor of granting the application . The public hearing was closed. ��� 1-19-.62 P.C. untington bench developmoull services department 51Af f EPORT.. TO: Planning Corinission FROMr Department of Development Services DATE: February 2, 1982 SUBJECT : ZONE CHANGE No. 81-15/CODE AMENDMENT NO. 81-16/ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT NO. 81-3 (SEABRIDGE SPECIFIC PLAN) On January 19 , 1981 the Planning Commission continued Zone change 81--15, Code Amendment 81-16, and EIR 81-3 pending the submission of additional information supplementing the EIR. Staff has coordinated with EDAW, Inc . to prepare the attached document cupplementing EIR 81--3. The supplement addresses the environmental issues identified by the Planning Commission at its January 19 meeting . Also attached is a revised specific plan document prepared by the appli- cant incorporating the suggested revisions contained in Section 6 . 0 of thn January 19 staff report and a letter from the applicant (dated January 26 , 1982) suggesting options for ensuring that the development concept being proposed is ultimately carried out . In response to the Planning Commission ' s concerns regarding the general intent and function of a Specific Plan , staff has attached secti:jns of the Public Resources Code p-rtaining to b,- cific Plans . In this staff ' s view, what a Specific Plan is and how it lunctions are best described by a comparison with the General Plan. The purpose of the General Plan is to express in general terms the City ' s planning of its future environment . As its name implies, the General. Plan functions as a general blueprint of future development within the City . The General Plan is adopted by the City as a legislative act and may thereafter be ame-nded as required by changing circumstances . The Specific Plan, on the other hand, is a device used to implement the General Plan. In the simplest sense , a Specific Plan is a more detailed version of the General Plan . The Specific Plan focuses on a particular parcel or parcels , articulates the planning con- siderations for such parcels , and imposes regulations or controls on thy:, use of such parcels . The Specific Plan may be adopted and amended by legislative action, and when adopted controls all development within the affected area . The Specific Plan is a bridge between the General Plan and zoning, which serves both a planning function and a regulatory function SUGGESTED ACTION: Staff re-:omnendn that the Planning Commission recommend to the City Council that Final EIR No . 81-3 as amended be certified as being adequate land in Conformance with the California Environmental Quality Act and State 49ft e _ .,2-, A IV�` A•IM-t]a EIR Guidelines . Sta further recommends that t � Planning Commission recommend to the City Council that Zone Change No. 81-15 and Code r.,,� Amendment No. 51-16 be adopted subject to the findings contained in Section 7 . 0 of the January 15, 1982 staff report . ATTACHMENTS : 1 . Area Map 2. Seabridge Specific Plan (Revised) 3 . Letter from Mola Development Corporation dated .January 26 , 1982 4 . January 19 , 1982 staff report 5 . ordinance ( Zone ^hinge 81-15) 6 . Resolution No. 1282 (Seabr; Age Specific Plan) 7 . Sections 65450-65570 , Public: Resources Code . JWP:JRB:df rN 04 (f�lV Minutes, H.B. Planning Commission abruary 2, 1982 Page The public_ hearing was opened. Mr . Holmes, the applicant, presented ' a whole new conceptual plan to the Commission which still requires the use of a conditional exception . A MOTION WAS MADE BY KAHAFFEY AND SIXONDED BY KE14EFICK TO CONTINUE CONDITIONAL EXCEPTIO'i 81-88 TO THE 14EETING OF FEBRUARY 17, 1982, AND DIRECTING STAFF TO REFER THE AP:?LIGATION BACK TO BZA FOR REVIEW OF THE REVISED SITE PLAN, i1V THE FO-=WING VOTE: AYES: Bannister, Kenefick, Paons, Winchell, Porter, Schumacher, Mahaffey NOES: None ABSENT: None ABSTAIN: None ZONE CHANGE NO. 81-.15 CODE AMENDMEN-r No. 8.1 -16 EW%rIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT NO . 81-3 Continued from 1-19-82) _�nt M5 ar5ii ejj Rment Corporeition A request to permit a change in zoning on a 60± acre parcel of pro- perty located on the southeast corner of. Adams Avenue and Reach 3oulevard, from R1-O, R1-01 , RA-O, RA-01 and C2 to Seabridge Spe- cific Plan. .r Jim Barnes made a brief presentation to the Commission. He informed the Commission that the Environmental Board put their comments re- garding the EIR and that copies were distributed to them for their ` perusal . Charles Pilcher from EDAW give a presentation of a supple- mental information packet which was prepared by the firm in answer to questions asked at the last regular meeting. The following areas were addressed : solar access, tra:'Lls systems, secondary ve- hicular access, cumulative traffic analysis, scenic corridor, sewage line capacity, lo;ee height and backwater effects, elevation of resource production areas, energy costs and water consumption, and school district contacts. Commission discussed the above concerns at length. Commissioner Paone stated that he listened to the tape of the public hearing and would be eligible to vote. Chairman Winchell reopened the public hearing asking that the public limit their comments to issues that have not previously been dis- cussed. Speaking against the adequacy of the EIR were Dan Lisby, Steve Olburger, and Mike McDonald . Speaking in favor, was Richard harlow. The public hearing was closed. Commission discussion ensued. Discussed in detail was the gtiestion of accumulative effects of the sewer system. George Tindall, of Public Works, stated that the coast trunk line will more than ade- quately handle the excess. He further stated that any problems occurrirrj mould probably arise from the treatment facilities, however, ' this is an ongoing problem which the County of Orange is well aware of . Discussion took place regarding what determines adequacy or inadequacy of the EIR. Secretary Palin reminded the Commissioners that the EIR is a disclosure document and that specific mitigation measures 'need not be discussed to determine the adequacy of the EIR. -2- 2-2-82 P .C . 44 Minutes, H .H . Planning Commission FebruLry 2. 1982 Page 3 Commisaioners Schumacher and Bannister believe that the increased density and traffic impacts on Beach Boulevard would cause them to question the adequacy of the EIR and stated that they would vote against it. Commissioner Schumacher also noted that she did not feel, that the study contained in the E:IR on the ponding area was adequate to address r.ha t issue . ON MOTION BY MAHAPPEY AND SE�:OND BY KENEFICK ENVIRONMENTAL ?MPACT REPORT NO . al-3 WAS CERTIFIED AS BEING ADEQUATE BY THE FOLLOWING VOTE: kvES: Kenefick, Paone, Winchell, Porter, Mahaffey NOES : Bannister, Schumacher ABSENT: None ABSTAIN: None The foll.owf.ng items were discussed by the Commission in relation to the Specific Plan: 1 . Page 11. Iterns 1 2, under "City CouncQ Direction" Clarify City Council direction regarding density in Areas A and B. 2. Page 2, JtE:tn 4. under "Ciyty Council Dir c io " Clarify direction given by City Council regarding preservation of the ponding area . 3 . Page k _Item F, I under "Site Plan" Item F should say: "Type and Location of Outside Lighting" . 4. J!§ge 8,, , 1 Q undjeK "Traffig,Control " Revise this section so that approval of traffic control device is subject to the review of •the Planning Commission. S. Page 4., =teen D, under "Application Procedure" Add Add a statement under "Application Procedure" requiring that all development standards in the Specific Plan be subject to the approval of the Planning Commission. 6. Page 9 Item ti, under 11JX! .f f i_, c Control" in lieu of requirement that the installation of traffic signals be on a fair share participation agreement -- this section should be revised to require that cost of the signals on Beach Boule- vard and Adams Avenue be financed 100% by the developer . -3- 2-2-82 - P.C. Minutes, H. B. Planning Commission r February 2, 1982 Page 4 First sentence to be revised to read, " . . . the Development Services Department for review and approval . . " . 8 . Page 10, Sectlon M. under "Resource Production Areas" Clarify subsection 1 to indicate that property will be deeded to the homeowner ' s association (s) immediately. 9 . FAQe .1 c ion M. "Resource P oduction Areas" Subsection 5-A This section shall be revised as follows: "The area east of the flood control channel (Area A) shall be improved according to the preliminary landscape plans which are to be submitted with the application for development" . 10. Pace 11, Sublerlign 5-B Clarify location of the restored marsh and direction given by City Council pursuant to discussion presented in Item #2, above. 11 . Pa e 1 c o 0 _ "P&Vg1o2Me11t Standards" Subsection 1-A This section shall be revised to read, "Attached or detac`ned units and related recreational facility" . felt 12 . Pgo-e 12, "Dgngi,,.y Standards" . Area B Add standards pertaining to total number of bedrooms allowed . Clarify density in Area B. Research the ratio for establish- ment of number of bedrooms allowable under the provisions of Article 936 of the Ordinance Code. 13. RAge 1133. 11Pgr1meter et bac}C" Add provision providing that the grade differential on adjacent property to the east and south shall not exceed one foot. 14 . .2ae_13 "Bu_ildin,g-USiaht" Clarification on method of measuring building height. Develop terminology to require variation in height . 15 . P- ....14& 15 "H-gilding Bulk" Statements under Sub-Area A, a, b, and c, and Sub-Area B, a and b, shall be revised to include the word "shall " in lieu of the word "should" . lb. Pam,_14_."a_lding SeRAXc�tioe -4_ 2-2-62 - P.C. Minutes, N .B. Plan g Commission ell February 2, 1982 page 5 This section shall be revised to read as follows : "Whare open parking is provided on the same level as that portion of th& dwellirg used for human habitation, the minimum separation shall be 10 feet on a horizontal plain" . 17 . Pages 14, "Building Sena.ratign". _Area 8 Minimum separation between buildings should be increased . A provi- sion for obliquely aligned buildings shall be established . 18 . ]2aa 15, .'�Opgn Space. _Urea A This section shall be revised to require 1 , 200 square feet in lieu of 800 square feet. 19. Page 15- . "Open uace' ,L Area 8, Subsection A Th: s provision pertaining to a 50% credit for resource produc- tioo areas shall be deleted . 20. Raab 6,,, Item B. _"Main Recreation Area", SubsectiQ-n B This section shall be revised to read as follows : "Residential units shall not be located closer to the main recreation area than 20 feet" . 21 . Paag„ 15, "Open _Space" Add provisions kAquiring that the maximum square footage require ments for common open space shall not satisfy any requirement of Article 974 and Articll 996 of the Ordinance rode relating to park and recreational facilities. 22 . P3gg. 13. "Private Accesswa.Ys" Standards for private accessways shall be consistent with stan- dards in Article 936 of the Ordinance Code . 23 . Pica,, 19. "Park ".Subse"lo-n D The provision pertaining to a credit for parking provided on a drive approach shall be revised to be consistent with the provision in Article 936 of the Ordinance Code . 24 . Fagg,,,20.4 .IIP..a;F33na Sulq action G The provision, allowing compact parking shall be subject to further study. 25 . pDae 19. "F'ark�, o" , gctigns _A i�„B Covered parking spaces alhal1 be contiguous to the dwelling unit -5- 2-2-82 - P.C. 0 Minutes, H.D. Planning Commission February 2, 1982 Page 6 P for which it will serve. 26. Page 21,3 ;'Cab 1 T�L" Provisions shall IDe add73d for a common antenna . 27 . Landscape Corridor Consideration should be given to applying appropriate provisions pertaining to a landscape corridor . 28 . Paae 2w5 ,_ "A`prea.rance 51andards " ,, Subsection C This section shall be revised as follows: Particular attention shall be given to incorporating the design of signs including colors of signs, into the overall design of the entire develop- ment in order to achieve a uniformity. 29 . Page_,26, Item L. ".Approval PeriQd01 This shall be revised to conform with State law. A MOTION WAS MADE BY BANNISTER AND SECONDED BY PAONE TO TIE THE PROJECT PLAN TO THE SPECIFIC PLAF SO THAT THEY WOULD BE ADDRESSED ,..,. BY THE COMMISSION AT THE. SAME TIME. THIS MOTION FAILED BY THE FOLLOWING VOTE: AYES: Bannister, Mahaffey NOES: Kenefick, Paone, Winchell, Porter, Schumacher ASSENT: None ABSTAIN: None Commissioner Paone made a motion to process the zone chanRP, condi- tional use permit and the tentative tract at one time and to recom- mend that; the City Council, in the form of a resolution, adopt a development agreement with the applicant showing a specific time frame . Commissioner Bannister seconded this motion. After some discussion, Commissioner Paone withdrew his motion and Commissioner Bannister withdrew his second. ON MOTION BY PORTER AND SECOND BY KENEFICK CODE AMENDMENT NO. 61-16 AND ZONE CHANGE NO. 81-15 WERE CONTINUED TO THE MEETING OF FEBRUARY 171 1982, BY THE FOLLOWING VOTE: AYES: Kenefick, Paone, Winchell, Porter, Schumacher, Mahaffey NOES: Bannister ABSENT: None ABSTAIN: None Chairman Winchell called for a 5-minute recess . Commission meeting resume! at 11:00 PM. .6- 2-2-82 - P.C. tuntington beach deveioprnA services department STAf f EPOR - TO: Planning Commission FROM: Development Services DATE: February 17 , 1982 SUBJECT : ZONE CHANGE NO. 81-15/CODE AMENDMENT N0. f1-16 (SEABRIDGE SPECIFIC PLAN) On February 21 1982, the Planning Commission continued zone Change No . 81-15 and Code Amendment 81-16 to allow the develoler and staff sufficient time for preparation of their responses to the concerns expressed by the Commission regarding the proposed Specific Plan . The applicant, in the attached letter and revised Specific Plan document, has itemized the com- ments expressed by the Planning 4ommission and presented responses to ea,-,h comment. The staff has reviewed the tape of the June 15, 1981 City Council hearing to attempt to clarify .direction given by the City Council regarding density and preservation of the ponding area. In the staff ' s view the Council ' s direction was to permit a maximum of 8100 units on the entire site, with 400 units on each side of the flood control channel . Through testimony, it was understood by the City Council that the existing pond on the site would be re-configurated . After reviewing the applicant 's proposed modifications to the Specific Plan document, staff recommends the following changes : 1 . Page 12 DENSITY STANDARDS. The applicant has introduced provisions for the max mum number of bedrooms per gross acre. Staff recommends that the maximum number of bedrooms allowable per gross acre in Area B be established at 50 bedrooms per acre , which is consistent with R3 District standards . 2 . Page 13 PARKING. The applicant is proposing that the parking standards for efficie`�'�"y units be reduced from 2 spaces per unit (as previously proposed) to 1 . 5 spaces per unit. Staff .recommends that this standard remain at 2 parking spaces per unit. RECOMMENDATION: Staff recommends that the Planning Commission recommend to the City Council that zone Change No. 81-15 and Code Amendment No . 81-16 be adopted by resolution , subject to the findings contained in Section 7. 0 of the January 19, 1982 stafg report and pursuant to revisions J Seabridge Specific Plan February 17 , 1982 Page 2 suggested in the February 10 , 1982 letter submitted by the applicant, . and to the staff recommendations stated above. ATTACHMENTS: 1 . Area Map 2 . Seabridge Specific Plan (Revised) 3 . Letter from Mola Development Corporation dated January► 26, 1982 4 . January 19 , 1982 Staff Report 5 . Ordinance (Zone Change 81-15) 6 . Resolution No. 1282 (Seabridge Specific Plan) 7 . Sections 65450-65570 , Public Rescurcea Code 8 . Letter from Mola Development Corporation dated February 10 , 1982. JWP:JRB:df y Minutes, 11. 13 . PlAnninq Commission February 17 , 1982 Page 3 APPLICANT TIME TO ME ,'I WITIf T11I; 110ARD OF X()NI,NG ADJUSTMENTS ON MARCH 3, 1982 , AND FOR THE' BOARD TO REPORT BACK TO THr CnMMI SS IONi ON A R,:VISED PLAN , BY THE F'0LI,Ot41NG VOTE : AYES : Kenefick , Paone , tvi ache:l , Porter, Schumacher, Mahaffey NOES : None ABSENT: Bannister ABSTAIN: None ZONE CHANGE NO. 81- 15/C.001. AMENDMENT_ NO . 81 -10 (Cont . from 2-2-82) -Ap '.icant : Mola D%_ve ni,m ,nL Corpor•-- , ton To permit a charge of zone frnm 131--0, R1-01 , RA-01 RA-01 , and C2 to Seabridge Specific Plan can property located .an the southeast corner of reams Avenue anti Beach 13nu l eva rd . Jim Barnes informed the commission that the concerns raised by the h,earinr, on Fcbrunry 2 , 1982 have been responded to by the appli- cant and the specific plan revised to incorporate those concerns . fie also teviewed two staff recommendations for change in the speci - fic plan in regard to c3CIl51t }� ��nd parking ratio ; these were dis- cussed by the Commission and by consensus included in the specific plain . Very extensive discussion took place in regard to the request for a percentage of parkin(j to be compact spaces , and a straw vote produced tho fol lnwinq results : IN FAVOR OF COMPACT SPACES : Paono , Pnr. tor , Mahaffey OPPOSED TO COMPACT SPACES : Beer f i ck , Wi nchr 1 1 , Schumacher The Commission then <l i Scuti:;o:�:j tlio oftect_ of leaving a provision for compact parking in tho spoci fic plain document, and Secretary Palin informer) them that. ,, fut.111'V requost_. for compact car parking would not require a sper. i a l permit because it had been provided for in the specific plan , I-Mt. the numl)er- and size and location of those spaces would be a subject which could be addressed in the conditional use permit f i 3 od for the. project . ON MOTION BY PORTER AND SE'C CND i31' PAONF. THE SPECIFIC PLAN RErFR- ENCE TO COMPACT CAR PAVK T NC IMS' I:F:,CO0 IMILVDF.D TO BE' RE-WORDED AS FOLLOWS , 1IY THE FOLI,OWING Vc)T1� "Any allocation for compact car parking spaces within Area U shall be determined through the conditional. use permit process for any project subject to this specific plan when it_ is submitted to L•he Planning Commission for approval. . " AYES : Kenefick , Pnone . winchell , Porter, Schumacher-, Mahaffey NOES : None ABSENT: Bannister ABSTAIN :None Provision for TV service was discussed and a change recommended to state that no exterior television -,ntennas sh.o,ild be. permitted , - 1 2- 1 ' - 42 -- P. C . Minutes, 11 . 13 . Planning Commission February 17 , 1982 Page 4 but that a common antenna with underground cable service to all dwelling units be provided .. This change war, recommended by consensus action of the Commission . Chairman Winchel l , noting that the word i nq r egard i nq building bepara.- tion between obliquely al i cined boil din(is is not r, lear, asked that: the wording be changed to specify that any decrease in separation at one corner of buildings should br, compensated I:iy a like increase at the other end . This chance was concurred with by the rest. of. the Plan- ning Commission . ON MOTION BY PORTER AIND SECOND BY KENEI ICK CODE AMENDMENT NO. 81-16 (SE BRIDGE SPECirTC PLAN) WAS APPROVED AS AMENDED ABOVE BY TIM ADOPTION OF RESOLUTION NO. 12820 FOR RECO,,1MIENDATION TO TUE. CITY COUNCIL FOR ADOPTION, BY THE FnI,I,OWING VOTE : AYES : Kenefick , P,ione , I•Jinchi ] ) , Part-er , Mahaffey NOES: Schumacher ABSENT: Bannister ABSTAIN: None ON MOTION BY PORTER AND SECOND PY KE'NEFIC:K ZONI' CHANGE NO. 81 -15 WAS APPROVED AS A.MENDM A1301'F. , 1VTTH FINDINGS ?UTI,7 NED IN THE STAFF REPORT , FOR RM'.— MFNDATION 'I'r) 'rn-' CITY COMM. FOR ADOPTION , 14IT11 THE: FOLLOWING FINOT GS , 131- THE r01J.011M; VOTE: : FINDINGS : 1 . The Speci " ic Plan is in conformance wi.t_h the City ' s General Plan . 2 . The Specific Plan contains requIations necessary to implement spec- ific policies set forth by t.ho City Council for development of this site. 3 . The Specific Plan contains regulations which effectively mitinate adverse environmental impacts identified in F.IR 81--3 . AYES: Kenefick , Pacne , wing:hell , Porter , Mahaffey NOES: Schumacher ABSENT: Bannister, ,v+SSTAI N: None PRECISE PLAN OF STREET AbIGNMENT NO. 82--1/NrAIGATIVE DECLARATION 82--4 Initiated bb'_ the City of Huntington Leach A precise plan of street a 1 iclnment which wi 1 ). provide access to 12± acres of land located on the south tide of TdIbert Avenue approximately 600 feet west of Beach Doulevar6 . Sivoy Bellavia explained that this alignment differs from an earlier dli.gnment: approved for the area in that it will be a pub3ic instead of a private street and that .it will be designed to also provide -4- 2-17-142 - P.C. i ` Ma,&Of Vi l OPMUNT COW01KTIONf"ADAM;AVE.1f iNINGtON SEACR CALIF 9204a.'(N) NUV2547 6W4 EL CAMINO REAL SLATE 111,CM&SBAD,CA 9=31(N)436.1157 January 8 , 1992 Mr. .lanes Barnes , Associate Planner Dept . of Development Services CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH P . O . Box 190 Huntington Beach , CA 92647 Dear Mr. Barnes : Pursuant to our earlier conversation regarding the Seabridg e Specific Plan , we propose to make the following changes: A . Change the title to "PURPOSE" . The third paragraph to read: "The following pol- icies were adopted by the City Council to provide direction fox- preparation of a Specific Plan" : A . 4 . - That portion of this section which is in- cluded within parenthesis will be added as a footnote at the bottom of this page. C . Eh"IIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT - This section will be deleted . Exhibit "A" Reference Mao will be changed to in- clude the o .owing : * The streets oppisite the main entries will be shown on the map. * The drilling Islands and the main off island wells will be shown on the map. * The arrow identifying the reduced building height envelope will be tied in with the 130 foot dimension. E. FLOOD PROTECTION - The second sentence will be changed to read : Fe era Emergency Management Agency (FBMJI►) . " F. 3 . - Access to •Ad acent Properties Change to read "Pr vote Streets and/or Drives. . . " G. TRAFFIC CONTROL (second paragraph) - Change to read "The developer s arl provide for the future installation . . . " r"CO,v si".0ft o IA M Mr. . James Barnes CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH January 8 , 1982 Pate two It. TRANSIT FACILITIES - We will be including the 1 Orange County Transit District along with the Department of Public Works. J. HYDROLOGY -- We will include the Department of Development Se.Lv es along with the Department of Pub- lic Works. L. PERIMETER BUFFER -- The last sentence will be changed to ream. : ' T .e. f na7—iandscape plan shall be. . . " M. 1 . - RESOURCE PRODUCTION AREAS Changed to read: "The areas presently deglqnatO -o Resource Pro- duction shall be deeded to the N.omeowners Association as a part of the permanent common open space when all ail pra-- ductton activity has ceased. " M. 3 . - Change to read: "Oil production shall be in compliance with Title 15 of the Huntington • Beach C11 Code . " M. 5 . (a) Changed to read: "The area east of the Flood Control Channel (Area A) shall be improvod according to the preliminary landscar a plan submitted with the appli- cation for development. " 0. DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS -- 1 . Uses permitted - A footnote will tie added to sub-ser,tions (37an to indicate that oil production within the drilling islands shown on Exhibit 'T.," shall com- ply With the requirements of "0-1" District ,' Article 968 of the Huntington Beach ordinance Code. The areas designated as off-island well sites shall be subject to the require- ments of the "0" District of Article 968 of t'ie Huntington Beach Code. 3 . Build'liinnc Hei ht - Changed to read "Area R , five ( 5) stories; ors xty�eet . " 5. Perimeter Setback - Last sentence be revised to state : "This requirement she not apply to entry monu- ments , landscape features, and structures intended for safety or public use. " G . Suildin2 aMartion and Setback - (d) is to be revised to state: "Between buildings, side to hide, twenty (20) feet . " 6 . Area B - The minimum separation between buildings shall eve ar ge thirty five ( 35) feet. Mr. James Barnes CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH January 8 , 1982 Pam three S. common Space OPEN SPACE REQUIREMENT AREA "B" - Changed to read : "The area set asi a 16F common open space shall be equivalent to 40% of the gross habitable area of the resid- ential units wAthin this area. In addition to the above changes we will be including re- visions relating to spelling and other minor clarifications. All of these changes will be pursuant to out prior conver- sation with you. Very my ours , MOLA EVE' MENT CORPORATION F J. Mola ' r Pre ident FJM/cd MOLA DEVELOPMENT CORPaORATION/808 ADAMS AVE,HUNTINGTON BEACK CALIF 42048/(714) W-2547 6094 EL CAMINO REAL SLATE 211,CARLS©Au,CA 92M I(N)4M.1157 February 10 , 1982 "I BEACH I"i ANNING DEPT. Huntington Beach Planning Commission FEB I � 1�A� 2000 Main Street Huntington Beach, CA 92648 F. 0. Box 190 Nunttr>�^ton Beach, CA �gG1B Re : Seabridge Specific Plan Dear Commissioners : We have attached a revised draft of the Seabridge specific Plan. This draft incorporates many of the suggestions offered by the Planning Commission, at the February 2 , 19S2 meeting. In order to facilitate discussion of our proposal, we have listed the continents recommended by members of the Planning Commission and our response to the comments . We have also noted in the margin, the sec:t. ,.ons which have been changed ( see Specific Plan document) . 1 . Page 1, Items 1 & 2, under "City Council Direction" Clarify City Council direction regarding density in Areas A and B. Comment : We believe our plan is consistent with the criteria adopted by the City Council when Land 1011se Amendment No . 81-1 was adopted. 2 . Page 2 , Item 4 , under City Council Direction" Clarify direction given by the City Council regarding preservation of the ponding area . Comment : ;gee # 1. 3 . Page 4 , Item Dr "APPLICATION PROCEDURE" _.�.._. Add a statement under "APPLICATION PROCEDURE" requiring that all development standards in the Specific Plan be subject to the approval of the Planning Commission. H .B. Planning Commion February 10 , 1982 Ptile 2 3 . (Continued) Comment : The intent of this recommendation is unclear ; however, we will revise the plan to require Planning Commission approval of all F•xceptions to the basic requirements . 4 . Pao-4 , Item f . under D. 2 . Site Plan Item f should say: "Tye. -, and Location of Outside Lighting. " Comment : We agree and have made the change. S . Pie 8, I tern G, under "TRAFFIC CONTROL" Revise this section so that approval of traffic devices are subject to review of the Planning Commission . Comment : We agree and have made the chance . 6 . Page 8 , Item G, "TRAFFIC CONTROL" In lieu of the requirement that the installation of traffic signals be on a fair share participation agreement. This 4ection should be revised to require that cost of the signals on Beach Boulevard and Adams Avenue be financed 100% by the developer . Comment: We agree and have made the change. 7 . Page 9 , Section K, "NOISE" First sentence to be revised to read, " . . . the Development Services Department for review and approval . " Comment : We agree and have made the change. S . Page l0 , Section Mj urider "RESOURCE PRODUCTION AREAS " Clarify Subsection i to indicate that property will be deedil to the homeowner ' a association (s) immediately. Comment:: We agree and have made the change. 9 . Page 11, Section M, " RESOURCE PRODUCTION AREAS" , Subsection ; (a) This section shall be revised as follows : "The area east of the flood control channel (Area A) shall be improved according to the preliminary landscape plans which are to be submitted with tha application for development. " N.H. Planning Commmion February 10 , 1982 Page 3 r�- i 9 . (Continued) Comment : We agree and have made the change. 10 . Page 11, Subsection 5 (b) Clarify location of the restored marsh and direction given by City Council pursuant to discussion presented in Item #2 . Comment: See 41. 11. Page 12 , Section n, "Development Standards" , Subsection 1-a This section shall be revised to read, "Attached or detached units and related recreational facility, " Comment: We agree to make thib change; however , we are proposing duplex units along the perimeter adjacent to the single family homes . 12 . Page 12 , "DP.n3 i ty S tandp rds , Area B Add standa.-ds pertaining to total number of bedrooms allowed. Clarify density in Area B. Research the ratio for establishment of number of bedrooms allowable under the provisions of Article 935 of the Ordinance Code. Comment: We agree and have made the change. For informa- tional purposes , the R2 District permits 38 bedrooms per acre , R3 District permits 50 bedrooms per acre, and the RA District permits 53 bedrooms per acre. 13 . Page 13, "Perimeter Setback" Add provision providinq that the grade differential on adjacent property to the east and south shall not exceed one foot. Comment: We agree, however, we have inserted the requirement under "T.. PERIMETER BUFFER" , (Page 9) . 14 . Page 13 , "Building Height_"_ Clarification on the method of measuring building height. Develop terminology to require variation in height. H .B. Planning Commolion February 10 , 41982 Page 4 14 . (Continued) Comment: We agree and recommend using the Uniform Building Code definition of Building Height. It is difficult to achieve creative variation in building design by ordinance. We believe it can best be accomplished through site plan review. This is available to the Planning Commission with the requirement for a Conditic nal Use Permit application. 15 . Pages 14 & 15 , "Building Bulk" Statements under Area A, Subsections a, b and c ; and Area B, Subsections a and b shall be revised to include the word " shall" in lieu of the word "should" . Conner.,: : We agree and have made the change . 16 . Page 14 , "Building Separation and Setback" , Area A, Subsection h This section shall be revised to read as follows : "Where open parking is provided on the same level as that portjjn of the dwelling used for human habitation , the minimum separation shall be 10 feet on a horizontal plane. Comment: We agree and have made t-he change . 17 . Page 14 , "Building. Separation" , Area B Minimum separation between buildings should be increased. A provision for obliquely aligned buildings shall be established. Comment: We agree and have made the change. 18 . Page 15 , "Open S ace" , Area A �r This section shall be revised to require 1, 200 square feet in lieu of a00 square feet. Comment : We propose a 1 , 000 square foot per unit require- ment and have amended the plan accordingly. This provides an open space requirement that averages the low density requirement ( 1, 200 square feet) and the medium density requirement (800 square feet) . H. B. Planning Comm ion February 10 , 1982 PPaa je 5 19 . Pag 15, "Oven Space" , Area B, Subsection (a) This provision pertaining to a 50% credit for resource production areas shall be deleted. Comment: We agree and have made the charge. 20 . Page 16 , Item B, "Main Recreation Area" , Subsection (b) This section shall be revised to read as follows : "Residential units shall not be .located closer to the main recreation than 20 feet. " Commen'L : We agree and have made the change. 21. Pace_ 15 , "OPEN SPACE REQUIREMENT" Add provisions requiring that the maximum square footage requirements for common open apace shall not satisfy any requirement of Article 974 and Article 996 of the ordinance Code relating to park and recreational facilities . Comment : We agree and have made the change . (See page 16) 22 . Page 18 , " Private Access Ways" Standards for private access ways shall be consistent with standards in Article 936 of the Ordinance Code. Comment: We understand this to apply to the entry standards and have made the change. 23 . Page 19 , 0 . 13 . Parking (d) The provision pertaining to a credit for parking provided on a drive approach shall be revised to be consistent with the provision in Article 936 of the Ordinance Code. Comment : :9e agree and have made the change. 24 . The provision allowing compact parking shall be subject to further study. Comment : we are dropping our request for compact car parking within Area A, and have modified the proposal to allow 25% of the required parking within Area B to be compact cars . Also, we have revised the parking requirement for efficiency units to one and one-half (1�) on-site parking spaces per unit rather than two ( 2) spaces per unit. H. H. Planning Comm013 February 10, 1992 ?Age b __ 24 . Comment (Continued) : We believe the ratios of parking spaces per unit more closely relate to unit size than the present code requirements . Also , since this parking will Either be open or within a parking structure, there will be maximum efficiency of use. 25 . Page 19 , "Parking"_, Areas A & B Covered parking spaces shall be contiguous to the dwelling unit for which it will serve. Comment: We understand thi: comment to apply only to Area A and we agree with the principle; however, because there are two ( 2) levels of dwellings , we propose that the garages and . units be within the same building rather than contiguous . Within Area B we believe the 200 foot requirement is reasonable. 26 . Pale 21, "Cable TV" Provisions shall be added for a common antenna . Comment: We agree and have made the change. 27 . Landscape Corridor Consideration should be given to applying appropriate provisions pertaining to a landscape corridor. Comment: We agree and have included a new. section dealing with this subject. (See Page 25) 28 . Page 25 , "Appearance Standards" , Subsection c This section shall be revised as follows : Particular attention shall be given to incorporating the design of signs including colors of signs , into the overall design of the entire development in order to achieve a uniformity . Comment : We agree and have made the change . 29 . Pag�e 6 , It�em�L, A22 oval ,.Period" This shall be revised to conform with State Law. Comment: We agree and have made the change . H. B . Planning Comm^-On + February 10 , 1982 Page 7 M In addition to the changes stated above, we have added a new section dealing with Project Signs (page 26 ) and a section that will only permit duplex units within Subarea A- L (page A) . I hope this letter will be of assistance to your review of the Specific Plan. We will be available to discuss these changes with you at the February 17, 1982 public hearing . Thank you for considering this request. Very truly► yours , MOLA DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION Franv Mola, President r cgt i; all- 1 MOLA DEVELOPMENT CORKXIATIOWBO6 ADAMS AVE.HUNTINGTON 6EACH,CALIF 72645/(714)536.2547 ' 6W4 EL CAMINO REAL SUITE 211,CARLSSAD.GA 9?00 1(n4)434-115? V � February 18, 1902 ► 7TiNGTON BEACH ►'1 t1NN!N1.3* DEPT. Mr. James Palin Director FE 122 Dept. of Development Services CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH -� P . 0.BOX 190 I iulitirl?t�n Qeach, CA. 9::rr3Q r. Huntington Reach, Ch 9264i: Re : Seabridge Speci f.is Plan � Dear Mr . Patin: rr•V This is to advise you teat Mola Development Corporation is '' • ' in agreement with the additional changes recommended by the Planning Commission for. the Seabridge Specific Plan at their February 17, 1982 hearing , For your convenience we have listed the recommended changes and our response . Page 12 , "Density Standard" Recorziended change that the maxium number of bedrooms a.. .owable per gross acre within Area 8 bb established at 50 bedrooms per gross acre . Comment : We agree with this change . 2 . Page 13 , Section 6 , (e) Recommended change is as follows : "In order to provide for obliquely aligned buildings the distance specified above :��'� • may be decreased at one corner of a building if the seper- ation at the other corner Is increased by an equal or :greater distance. In no case. . . " Comment: lie agree and have made the change. 3 . Page 1.9, "Parking" • +� It is recommended that the number of parking spaces for � -H, effeciency units within Area B remain at two parking spaces ` �� • per unit, Comments We agree and have made the change. x . UW C�'F•.•�1rC�tape Mr. Tames Palin, Director CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH February 18, 1982 Page two 4 ::0, No 13 . (3.) "Parking" Page 21• Paga Recommended change should read as follows : "Any alloca- tion for compact car parking spaces within Area B shall be determined through the Coaditional Use Permit procesp for any project subject to this specific plan, when it j . is submitted to the Planning Commission for approval. " Comment : We agree and have made the change. t . 5 . Page 21 , No. 16 "Cable T. V. "' Recommcnded change : "No exterior television antennas shall be permitted . A common antenna with underground cable servi.^e to all dwelling units shall be provided. " � - ' Comment : We agree and have made the change. :_ •; Attached hei:awith is a revised Specific Plan reflecting the changes we have agreed to as gill as the definition zubmitted for consideration withour proposal.. If you have any questions �r concerning this proposal feel free to call on us at anytime . VeryPJ,. .MII yours , MLAErlT CORPORATION FranPres FJM/cak A..Y. A�• 1 ' •T M, d ,rt PI ANNING DEpT, Huntington Beach Planning Commission 2000 Main St, FEB 1 .) }Gc ) Huntington Beach, California 9261+7 P. 01 tax 190 Re: Mola Development Beach/Adams Hun►in"^'on ecaf', ,.4$ Dear Commissioner: After attending another planning commicsion mooting, I came home frustrated. I do not know if any of you Iinvv ever been through this kind of an ordeal, but it is frustrating. For two years we h�:ve attendcd first plannine commission meetings, then City Council meetings and now back to the planning commisxion. ,'fie still do not know anymore about this matter than we did before. At the onset of this development we had neat ;.y 1 ,000 sie.natureu on a petition and packed the cliamersq. Loth uprtairc ;and down- stairs. Our numbers ti.-ave dwindled, due to burnout and frustration. I feel certain that Mr. Hola Y ill evrntuall.y get the approval to do exactly as tie wants, but I will not give up. This is a very emotional issue for the people in our area. I know if I ever tried to addrec; the beard or commission that. I would choke, but I feel all the iosuen have been brought to your attention previously. Please consider all the people who live in our area before you reach a decision on the density of the new develppmen t. Our- future security and happiness is at stake. I don' t feel we have hecn unr,:zison ible, ,-ju,Jt concerned. This has boon my first experience of seeing politics in action. 1 have never mi scd an election of any kind and I study the issues carefully , but it to me our elected officials do not really represent t}le people . Perhaj)c) that is why so many people choose; not to exercise their roiE;?►t to vote.,. . Thank you for all your community involvement and dedication. Linda Keef 20161 Crepe Cottage Lane Huntington Beach, Cn* 92646 0 VAN 0f SOO= AWKY IGMU140 O, MOWW JR.,009WOW DEPARTMEW OF FISH AND GAME t ;• •• �if i BEACH 1416 Ninth Street I'[ .a!vr�!N« DEPT. Sacramento, CA 951114 (916) 445-3531 FEB 1 � 19P P. 0, Box 190 Wear i,4 ,n BoEc' , 49 February .16, 1982 Mr, Jame, Re Barnes, Associate Planner City of Huntington Beach Department. of Development Services 0. box 190 Huntington Beach, CA 92648 Dear Mr. Barnes: We have reviewed Fin,l EIR 81-3 for the Seabridge Specific Plan (SCH 81080664) and find that the project is relatively unchanged from that reviewed in the draft document. Therefore, the comments and recoimnetidations provided in our letter of December 28, 1981 continue tL express our positLan regarding thir. project. Additionali;•, the C!tti•'s responb to cur c:omnents on the EIR and proposed project are inadequate_ by standards o: CEQA. We believe that the general discussion of our recommendations for protection of wetland resources withIn the project site and the implications of those recommendations upon residen- tial development does not comply With Cleary vs County of St.anislnus 118 Cal. App. 3d 348 Calif. Rptr. The court ruled : "In particular the major issues raised when the Lead Agency's position is at variance with recomendations and objections raised in the cornnents must be addres3ed In detail, giving reasons why specific comments and suggestions were not; accepted, and factors of overriding importance warranting an overide of the Fcuggesttons." We therefore cannot concur with the certification of the document in its present forts and recommend that the document be revised to co►rgily with the Cleary Decision. Thank you for the opportunity to review at,d comment art this document. If Vou have any que rtions, please contact Fred A. Worthley Jr. , Regional Kdnager, Region 5, nt 350 Golden Shore, Long Bench, CA 90802; telephone number (213) 590-5113„ f;incer-el . 1E r w, Director REVISED RESPONSE TO STATE DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND GAME COMMENTS DATED DECEMBER 28, 1981 pt a meeting which took place on February 25 , 1982 between staff of the City of Huntington Beach, the State Department of Fish and Game, and the State Office of Planning and. Research , it was agreed that the City would revise its reponse to comments submitted by the Department of Fish and Game pertaining to the biological assess- ment contained in EIR 81-3. Pursuant to the agreement reached by the agencies present at the February 25 meeating, the following re- vised. response is focused on the Department: of Fish and Game ' s teconmendation that the existing wetland area defined by Coastal salt marsh vegetation on the development site be retained and dev- eloped into a functioning saltwater marsh ecosystem nor, instead of postponing development of the saltwater marsh project until term- ination o f oil extraction . Re:sidential development could then pro- ceed within the oil production areas when the wells are abandoned. Also, Fish and Game believes public access roads leading from Beach Boulevard into Area A on the site should be allowed only if the wetland resource would not be adversely affected. The appliceint is proposing to develop access roads and residential units in a major portion of the existing wetland and to mitigate the loss of this existing coastal marsh habitat by providing replace- msant marsh habitat in an existing oil production area when all oil production activity has ceased. A freshwater marsh adjacent to Beech Boulevard will be developed immediately in the existing pond- ng area and will represent partial compensation for the :immediate less of habitat. FcAllowing are specific factors of overriding importance which in the view of the Department of Development Services make the applicant ' s proposal more acceptable than the alternative proposed by the Department of Fish and Game : 1 . A recent amendment to the State EIR Guidelines , as well, as a number of other environmental protection laws, require that a lead agency consider housing effects along with environmental goals in its evaluation of a project. Fish and Game ' s propcsal would eliminate approximately 150 residential units prcposed for near-term construction in Area B . As stated in the City' s pre- vious response to Fish and Game ' s comments, the Housing Element to the General Plan stresses the current need for in-.-reasing the housing stock. It is likely t at the unit types proposed in Area B will meet current criteria for affordability as defined in the City ' s Housing Element and thus will be consistent with another major goal recently ad.Lpted by the City . 2 . Fish and Game ' s proposal may require relocation of '--he main collector street within the development connecting .Adams Avenue and Beach Boulevard . The main collector street as proposed intersects Adams Avenue and Beach Boulevard at loce.tions which are adjacent to other local streets and are sufficient distances from the Beach/Adams intersection to allow for signalization,. Page 2 0 a Access to Beach :Boulevard under the applicant 's proposal is concentrated at the intersection of Beach Boulevard and Memphis Avenue. This intersection will be signalized to facilitate traffic flow from the project and along Beach Boulevard. The proposal by Fish and Game may preclude this possibility, since the route as presently proposed cuts across the existing wetland . For safety purposes, development on the ;rite would not be allowed to take place with only one major access point. Therefore, an alternative to Fish and Game ' s proposal may require the collector street within Area A to tie in with local public streets in the adjacent single--family area. This would be unacceptable from the Ci.ty ' s standpoint since local streets are not designed to handle traffic generated from the collector: street. Other alter- natives would be to move the collector street west of the channel in a southerly direction or to construct it as proposed and compen- sate for the loss of a portion of the exi-sting wetland. Moving the street in a southerly direction may result in the loss of additional units on the site . The problems associated with enhanc- ing the existing wetland are discussed in Number 3 below. 3 . The applicant ' s proposal to provide funding for creation of a saltwater marsh within the re-,,Durce production area is a part of the mitigation measures which are offered to offset impacts caused by development within the existing wetland. The applicant has not expressed a willingrss to forego near-term development opportunities while at the same time undertaking the expense to develop the existing wetland into a functioning saltwater marsh. As stated in the City ' s previous response, the City has indicated no interest in the site for development as a future park. There is no indication of the availability or source of public funds for enhancement of the existing marsh. Therefore, it is likely that the marsh if preserved in its present location would continue to remain -in a degraded state. From the standpoint of lonq-term productivity, it may be desirable to take advantage of the private financing being offered to establish a new, viable adlt- water marsh which will function as a valuable biological resource in the future . 4 . As the existing wetland is in a degraded state, its visual char- acter would detract from adjacent housing . Also, there is great probability that nearby residents would object to the condition of the site in dry summer months , requiring that weed abatement and dust control measures be taken. A restored marsh in the resource production area would be farther removed from resider - tial development on the site , and thus the potential for intrusion and disturbance from residents of the development would be much less than if the existing wetland is pieserveTd. 'Publish 2/25/B2 NOTICE. OF PUBLIC HEARING CODE AMENDMENT NO. 81-16/ZONE CASE NO 81-15/EIR NO 81-3 SEABRIDGE SPECIFIC PLAN 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 15th mum (Jay of March 0 19 8 , for the purpose of considering Code Amendment No, 81-1b, which establishes a Spec 4 Plan setting forth development criteria for 60* acres of property located at the souA east corner of Beach Boulevard and Adams Aventine, and Zone Case No. 81.150 a request to change the zoning on the subject property from C2 (Community Business District) , RA-0 (Residential Agricultural District combined with oil production) , RA-01 (Residential Agricultural District combined with oil production, R1-0 Low Density Residential combined with oil production) and RI-01 (Low Density Residential District' combined with oil production) to Seabridge Specific Plan. The City Council will also consider Final Environmental Impact Report No. 81-3 which assesses the environmental effects of the Code Amendment tend Zone Case. Copies of Environmental Impact Report 81 -3 are available for review in the City Cler► Office. A legal description is on file in the Departwnt of Development services Office. All interested persons are invited to attend said 0, aring rnd express their opinions for or against said - §2&! Amendment N. 81-16/Zone Case No. 81-1S/EIR Now 81-' Further informtion way be obtained from the Office of the City Clerk, 2000 Main Street, Huntington Beach, California. 92640 - (7144) 536--5227 DATED 2/22/82 CITY OF HUNT I NGTON BEACH By: Alicia M. Wentworth City Clerk OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK 2WO Main Street Huntington Beath. California 92&W a ,:/.x s/gam NOTICE OF PUBLIC: HEARING CODE AMENDMENT NO.81.16/ZONE CASE NO.81.161EIR NO.81.3 SEABRIDGE SPiCIFIC PLAN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public hearing will be Mid by the City Councr(of ilia City of Huntington Beach, in tlta Council Chamber of the Civic Center, Huntington Fleach.at tlw hour of 7:30 a.m.. or to won thereaftor so possible on Monday,the 15th day of March, 1NQ2 for the purpoas of considering Code Amensdliner I No.81.16.which alttabli=has a Specific Plan setting forth devolopmant criteria for BO—acres of ptoptsrty located at the souttseast t ornsr of Basch Bou;ovard and Adams Avenue, and Zone Casa No.81.16, a requat tei change the toning on the subject property from C2{Community Businass District),HA-0 I Residential Agricul. tural Morin combned with oil productionl. RA-01 (Residen• tial Agricultural District combir»o with oil production, R1-0 Low Dorssity Residential combined with oil production) and fit-01 (Low Density RastdentUal District combined with oil production) to Seahridgo Slwcific Plan. The City Council will alw considut Firul Environmental Impact Report No.81 3 which assesses thit anvi►onmaiviaf effects of the Coda Amendment and Zone Casa. Copies of I'snv+ronmontal Impact Report 61�3 are available for review in the City Clerk's Off ice. A loped descrilrtron)s on IOn in the Department of Davelopmeni Serino"Orfice. All inlertsvad persons ere nivited to attend said hearing and express thtnr opinions for or against uid Code Ansendment No, 81.16d'Zone Casa Nt 81.15109 No. 81.3. Further infornution m:pr be obtained from ilia Office of the City Clork.2000 Main Stredt, Huntington Beach. CA 92648 (7141 536 5227 Dated. 2/22/82 CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH By. ALICIA M. WENTWORTH City Ctirk Pub. 2/2E,/82 Hurt.Botch Ind. WITICE OF P ' HeARINt3 CODE AMENOMENA�Io,'d1.101ZONE CASE NO.81.16/EIR NO.11114 SEABRiDGE SPECIFIC PLAN 140TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that t public heisting wi%he held by the City Council of the City of Huntington Beach, in the Council Chamber of the Civic Cantor, Huntington Beach.at the hour of 7:30 p.m.,or as won therashw as Possible on Monday the 1r1 day of March, 1993 for the Purpriw of aormawina Coda Arnandrnont No.81.1S.which wtMtfWm a Specific Plan tatting forth d"*opmont Criteria for 60— acres of property located at the southeast comp of Beach Boulevard and Adams Av"us. and Zone Case No,61.1 S, a request to change the toning on the subject property from CZ (Community Dusinaas District(. RA4(Residential Agritul turd District combined with oil production),RA-01 (Residoiv' tial Agricultural District combined with oil production, R 1-0 Low Density Residential combined with oil production)and R1-01 ILow Density Residential District combined with oil production) to Srbridge Specific Plan. Thu City Council will also cofniWar Final Environmental Impact Report No. 81.3 which rmews the onvironn»rttal effects of the Code Amendment and Zone Caw Copies of Enviranrrnrviol Impact Report 01•3 am available for review in the City Clerk's Office A I"al description is on file in the Depennrnt of Der3lopnrent Sarvicas Office. All interustud persons are invited to attend suei heoring and express tMu opinions for or spina said Code Amendment No. 81.16/Zone G-sa No.81.151EIR No.81.3. Further information may be obtained from the Office of the City Clerk,2000 Moroi Sir*".Huntington Beach,CA 920411 17141 536.5227 Deted: 2/18/R7 GITV OF HUNTINGTON BEACH Or ALICIA M. WENTWORTH f 1tv Clock ?ub. 2119/82 Deily Pilot f� PUBLIC HEARINGS CODE 11lrEMMNT NO. 11-16/2ONC CASE NO 81-15/ElN NO 81-3 SEAM I DGE SPECIFIC PLAN �tia�t hor t11s putwpnr of cansiderioy Cade edi301 1b_ 81-16,, which establishes a Spec•��� Plan setting forth development criteria for 60t acres of property located at the so6f�, � east corner of Beach Boulevard and Adams Avenue, and Zone Case No. 81-15, a request to change the zoning on the subject property from C2 (Community Business District) , RA-0 (Residential Agricultural District combined with oil production) , RA-01 (Residential Agricultural District combined with oil production, Rl -O Low Density Residential combined with oil production) and R1-01 (Low Density Residential Daistric- combined with oil production) to Seabridge Specific Plan. The City Council will also consider Final Cnvironmental Impact Report �p,.�$1&3 which assesses the environmental effects of the Code Amendment and Zone Case. Copies of Environmental Impact Report 81 -3 lire available for review in the City Clergy, Office. yam: NOTICE OF KOLIC HEARING NOTICE OF P HEARiNO CODE masoT W.81.1f/ZONE COO[AMENDMENT A1NEh -1i/ZONE CASE NO,• .18/E(R NO.81.3 N0.ti 16/EI .tt 3 1 119ABRIDGE 3P ICIPIC PL4N SEAARIDGE SPECIFIC PUN i NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public hearing will be NOTICE 12 HEREBY GIVEN that a pul lit hoeing will I* hold by the CkY Coasted of the City of Huntington Nesch, hold by this City Council of the City of HwttlVion Sesdt, r in tfal C"ndl Chox*w of the Civic Canter,Hurtitn8toh in the Coulaoll Chamber of the Civic CAMar.HtrnthWon Needs.at the how of 7:30 a.m..or of was tfsrreoMer w lAa ch.at tM hour of 7:30 a.m..at as soots therea hei w P8001%00 Meacisy Elsa 181h holey of Mewoh,l9 far the ftseelOb an Manoloy the i&%day of Movie,low for the purpaaa of ON OWN tq Coda Aaatrdmant No.81.11, which pwpoae of awmWei Ind Code At oamdmsmt No.It-ff.mhialh i t�f�sw a i SOM� ro Maoifk Mstn rattles larch dewlopggnt aherla eatebll�het a Specific Phan ratting forth davote{MMM dritaNa pyafty!wooled a the southwo aornor of lot 80—acres of prolow y keeted at the southeast 80"w of Slssreh A Wkwd and Adams Avenue,and Zone Can No.81-15, besoh 8oulavef and Adwo Avenue,tend Zt ram Cara No.t1.15, r►odium to charge the saoning on the aabfect property from a request to dump the coning on the sub property from i C7(Comawnity&Wnws District), RA-0(RealderNief Awicut• CZ(Community Business Dlttrktl.RA-0 (111"Wersti4l A ricuil• j IWO Q*fWt oomMnad with all production).RA-01 (Aerldon• tural District combined with oil prod-xtion). RA•01 (Roek len- tkel A000hunl District combined with oil production, A1.0 till Agricultural District combined with oil production.1111-0 Low Cenalty Rasidontial combined with all production) and Law Density Reeidsrl041 corwrisd with all produationl and R1.31 (Low Dmssity Rsaidanlfal Dietrkt combined with all R1-01 (Low D*Wty Residential District combined with oil Production?to Seobricip Specific Man. production) to SeNsides Specific Phan. The Cit Council will also consider Final Environmental The City Count))will also consider Final Environmental I,We Resort No.81.3 wMch se`asm the environmental Impost Repon No.$1.3 whkh mouse the Mvironrim tal affeeri of the Code AmorWrn nt and Zone Case. effects of the Code Amendment and Zone Case. Copies of Emironmontal Inspect Roport 111.3 are available for Copies of Environmental Impact Report 91.3 an available for review in the City Clerk's Office. review in the City Clerk'$Office. A kWI description is an file in the Department of 1lovolopment A Segel description Is on !+ice in the Dopwment of Davelophnenht ew-oices Office. Service$Office. i All interested persons are invited to anwW mid hearing aid All interested persons are invited to attend said hearing and express their opinions for or apainat said Coda Amendment express their opinions for or against amid Code Amondrnont No.81.18/Zone Case No.91.15/EIR No.81.3. No. 81.18/Zone Caw No.111.1 WEI R No.81.3. Further information may be obtained from the Offk of the Further information may be obtained from the Office ref the City Clerk,2000 Main Strait.Huntington Beach,CA 928411 City Clark.2000 Main Street.Huntington Beech,CA 92548 (7141 636-6227 1714) 538.5237 Dated: Z122182 Dated: 2/22/22 CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH By: ALICIA M.WENTWORTH By: ALICIA M.WENTWORTH City Clark City Clerk 2125/82 Pub'ZM/82 Hunt.Beech Ind. Hutt.Sescls Ind. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING CODE AMENDMENT NO.81.18/ZONE CASE CODE AMENDMENT NO.81.18/ZONE CASE NO.81.16/EIR NO.81.3 NO.91.161EIR NO.81.3 SEADRIDGE SPECIFIC PLAN SEABRIDOE SPECIFIC PLAN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public hearing will be NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public Ihnerino w91 be held i.,.ne taty Council of the City of Huntington Beach, hold by the City Council of the City of Huntington Beach, in the Council Chamber of the Civic Center,Hunt(noton In the Council Chamber ail the Civic Censer.Huntlrtgton Beach,at the hour of 7:30 a.m..or a soon 0—h*r,n Beach,at the hour of 7.30 men_or as soon thereafter re possible on Monday the 16th day of March.1902 for the possible on Monday the 15th dry of March 1882 for the purpose of considering Coda Amsrhdmenst No.81.15.which purpose of considering Code Amiandment i6.111.1s,which establishes a Sped fit Plan setting forth drvelopmortt criteria establishes a Specific Pion esttinq forth development criteria for 60'_ewes of property located at the southowt aontor of for 50t r.cres of property located st the southseot come►of feecfh Boulevard and Adams Avenue,end Zone Case No.81.15, Beach Boulevard and Adams Avenue.srW Zone Case No.81-19. a request to ehsngs the toning on the subjeLl property from a request to change the toning on the wb)oet property from C21Community Busirws District). RA-0 (Residential Agrieul- C2 (Community N atinew District!.RA4(Residential Agr'icul- turd Ok1rM combined with oil productionl, RAili (Rssiden• tural District combined with oil production).RA•01 (Rasidon• tie)Agri viturat District combined with oil production).R1-0 tial Agricultural District oomMMd with oil production).R1.0 Low Dorrerty Rwekientiol corriNned with oil production)and Leer O sity Rosidomiat combined with oil production) and R141 (Low Donaity RasidwMal District combined with oil R1-01 (Low Density Reeidontlal Dietriet combined with sit productionl to GesWidge Specific Plan. production) to Satbridge Spocifk Purr. The City Councii rcill also eoraldor Final Environmental The City Council will also to widow Final Environmental Irnlnet Mrpwt thee.81.3 which..Rostra the environmental Inspect Report No.81.3 Which a mma the onvironn ental efleetaof tto Cock AtntsndNcertt and Zons Case. of two of the Code Amendment and Zone Caw. Cool"of Environmental Impact Mo" 81.3 are#nibble for Copies of Environmantal Impstt Repent 8t•3 sre wasilarbis For review In the City Clerk'a Office. review in the City Clerk's Office. A lagel dam iptkxs ie on file in the Department of Osnaopwaht A legal description Is on file in the Deportment of Davalawneint so I%sos OWNS. Services Office. A i inlsnsssd t$nsa w are invited to atted said bow l y and All inialsstod psrootss a y Incited to sNtenhd tat+id horsing now express their apI imm for or against said Cods Arrreruinft ht express do*opinions for w agasin of acid Code Aim o*ton NO.t1.1i/Zorse Cuss No.11.11WEiR No.81.3. No.aIIIsIZons Caw No.I1.1If/EIIII Ms.414. FWI@w WA m al"easy 66 abilained from the Offles of the Furthor Mfarma loot movtr ba oWskeed horn"a 0Mbe of 2W C"C%k*.DSO Mtiin Sweat.HwWripan tlueh.CA MO City Cirrk83r 6� et.Maim Stre Hvet fttor►Gaysh.CA 101 1714 pealed: 21=4111 a tr- V2RW &TV OF 1411.0't1"ato l BEACH CITY OF"UNTINfJTON REACH AV: ALNUA M.il1111110 MOUTH BY: ALICIA M.ff IR MATH City ONA CNy Cherk Pies.2/k!BW "On.sanolt Nall. Htetvt,86010%11"d. 0 -- owswmnmmcwmmma= t!V TNR Superior Court (W TNts STATE OF CALIMRNIA In and for the County of Orrrgte / I ' Or( W MWINGTON BE'ACHt CITY CLERK .. w PROOF QX EURLW TID&-...w,,._._... Public Hearing sate of califffnia I , Gwnty of Orarve lea' t- ✓�C Rita J. Richter b� That I am and at all time%herein mentioned wan a citizen of the United Stater.,over the up of twenty-one yearn.and thio 1 am tut a party to,nor intetnted in the above enhtinl matter. that I ate the principal clerk of the printer of the ' Huntington Beach Ind. Review a newspaper cif general cirvulation,puhlinhecd in the city of HUntington Beach County of Orange and which mew paper it pnhlished for the dim mination of local newo and intelligence of a general charn,. ter, anti which newspaper at all titneq herein mentioned had artd still han a liana fide a►tlpription list of paving nulwcribers, and which newspaper has neon m1ablished, printed and pub' lished at regular intervals in the Paid County c)f Orange fo, a peri(A exceeding one yetis; tltxt the notice, of which the annexed is a printed copy, has been pthlieheKd in the regular and entire issue cg iaid newspaper,and not in ant•supplentent thereof, on the follvtvingdAtes,to wit: January 30r 1482 1 certify lox declare) under penalty of perjury that the forrvis- iAt is tnie and owrea t. Dow at.... .. .. .....Gardim.Breve. . .. .... .. c.lirr is try Feb: . .l 9..82 . . -7K v' `gtRnN`th 1 pr.a MIL GAP.1tsm NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING WK A14ENOWNT NO. 81-16/20NE CASE NO 61-15/EIR NO 81-3 SEIIBR I DGE SPECIFIC PLAN 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 is passible on . _ _ Mvngav the 1sx , day of March . 19 82 for the purpose of considering Code A t:ndment No. 81-169 which establishes a Spec; Plan setting forth development criteria for 60± acres of property located at the sou east corner of Beach Boulevard and Adams Avenue, and Zone Case No. 81-15, a request to change the toning on the subject property from C2 (Community Business District) , RA-0 (Residential Agricultural District combined with oil production) , RA-01 (Residtnt.W Agricultural District combined with oil production, RI-0 Low Density Residential combined with oil production) and Al-01 (Low Density Residential Distric- combi ned with oil production) to Sea►bri dge Specific Plan. The City Council will also consider Final Environmental Impact Report M. 81-3 which assesses the environmental effects of the Code Amendment and Zone Case. C*ies of Environmental Impact Report 81-3 are available for review in the City Cler. Office. A legal description is on file in the Department of Development Services Office, All interested persons are invited to attend said hearing and express their opinions for or against said Colt Amendment No. 61-1G/xone Case No. 81-151EiR NO- 9-1 .�.s rr-. � .err ...� rr.wr� Further infompation may be obtained from the Office of the City Clerk, 20QtI Main street, Huntington Beach, California, 92648 - (714 ) 536-6227 DATED__,__ 0 2j16;82 �_�_„_,_ CITY OF HIMTINGTOH REACH By: Alicia M. Wentworth City � y fro -4 C 'Pub 1 i s h 2/4 182 NOTICE OF PUBLIC NEARING . CODE AMNU ENT NO. 81-16/ZOME CASE NO 81 A V EIR Ma 81-3 SEABRIDGE SPECIFIC P'LM 4TICE 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 Mic Center. Huntington Beach, at the hour of 7:30 P.M. , or as soon thert.-after as possible on �t,�esda' the 16th day of �,. February!.�9 19 8g for the purpose of considering Code Amendiant No. 81-16, which establishes a Specifi Plan setting forth development criteria for 60± acres of propeety located at the south east corner Of Beach Mulevard and Adams avenue, and Zone Case No. 81-15, a v*eque;�t to change the zoning on the subject property from C2 (Community Business District). RA-0 (Residential Agricultural district combined with oil production). NA-01 (Residential Agricultural District combined with oil production. RI-O Low Density Residential ce biped with oil production) and R1-01 (Low Denvity Residential District combined vai th oil production) to Seabri dge Specific Plan. The City Council will also consider Final Envi roniental Iapsct 14 port Mo. 81-3 which t assesses the enW ronmental effocts of the Code Amendment and Zone: Case. Copies of Environmental Impact Report 81.3 are available for review in the City Clerk 's Office. A legal description is on file in the Department of Development ;services Office. All interested persons are invited to attend said hearing and express their opinions for or against said Code Amenckwnt No. 81-16/7.one Cast No. 81-15/EIR No. 81-3 Further infomnat:ion may be obtained from the Office of the City Clerk, 2000 !lain Strett, Huntington Heath, California. 92648 - (714) 536-5227 CIi'Y OF HUnTiriGTOM BEACY� By: Alicia M. Wentworth City C101-k 1� Pub IS NOTICE OF PUBLIC HENII W- CODE AMENDMENT NO. 81-16/ZONE USE NO 81-15/E I R NO 81-3 SEABRIDGE SPECIFIC PLAN 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 possible on Mon§u the 1st , eAy of February , 19 89 for the purpose of considering Code Amendment No. 81-16, which establishes a Specific Plan setting forth development criteria for 60± acres of property located at the south- east Corner of Beach Boulevard and Adams Avenue. and ZorY Case No. 81-15, a request to change the zoning on the subject property from CZ (Community Business district) , RA-0 (Residential Agricultural District combined with oil production) , RA-01 (Residential Agricultural District combined with oil productionj, RI-0 low Density Residential combined with oil production) and RI-01 (Law Density Residential District combined with oil production) to Seabridge Specific Plan. The City Council will also consider Final Environawntal Impact Report No. 81-3 which assesses the enviroronentai effects of the Code Amendment and Zone Case. Copies of Environmental Impact Report 81-3 are available for review in the City Clerk 's Office. A legal description is on file in the Department of Development Services Office. All interested persons are invited to attend said hearing and express their opinions for or against said C2de Amendment 8. 1-lj Zone Case No a1�15/EIR No. 81-3. Further information may to obtained from the Office of the City Cleric, 2000 Main Street, Nuntington Beach, California. 92648 - (714) 536-5127 DATED 1-16-82 CITY OF HUAT'INGTON BEACH By: Alicia M. Wentworth City clerk �,b 0 NOTIC19 TO CUIX TO SCKEWIX MLIC MAKING ff ITRM TO: CITY CL&ItK'N OITICR D4►Ti: �r"I�1►'"�� PUMB SCMIU A lMnLIC HURING USING TRI ATTACOM LWAL NOTICE FOR TER DAY Or t v w%. 19 �aa e attached AP's will follow He AP's Initiated by; Planning Comissim Plannin* Departuent Petition Appeal , Other Adoption of Environrowtal Status (x) YES no Refer to Tirft ;,�1tw l+� .., ., Planting Departmnt - Bxtstnaiom *.594M for addi.tioual tnforststion. # If awe I, please trarssetit exact wording to be requirod in the loSal. Published '...t H. B . Independent News January 7, 1992 L9AL NOTICE op'$ NOTICE OF PUBLIC NE&RINC ! M ��-15I o-GR CODE AMENDMENT NO. 81-16 V&4- (do NOTICE TS HEREBY GIVEN that A pu lie hearing will be held by the City %'zunning Commission of the City of Huntington beach, California, for tho purpose of conjiidering Code Amendment No. 81-16, which establishes a Specific Plan setting forth development criteria for 60± acres of property located at the southeast corner of Beach Boulevard and Adams Avenue, and Zone Case No, 81-15, a request to change the zoning on the subject property from C2 (Community business District) , RA-0 (Residential Agricultural District combined with oil production) , RA-01 (Residential Agricultural District combined with oil production) , R1-0 Low Density Residential comb ined with all production) , and R1-01 (Low Density Residential District combined 3th oil production) to Seabridge Specific Plan. #PThe P T'saion will also consider Final Environmental Impact Report No. 81-3 Which assesses the envirrin- mental effects of the Code Amendment and Zone Change. l01, egal des- cription is on file in the Department of Development Serve a� �w���t � .rts�r0••r� .,:` �t CAR ' Said hearing Sri l l be hold at the hour of 7 t,96 P .M . , on January 19, 1982. , in the Council Chambers Building of the Civic Center, 2000 Main Street, Huntington Beach, California . All interested persona are invited to attend said hearing and express their opinions for or against the proposed Code Amendment 1� d /� P�. Further information may be obtained from the City Planting Department. Telephone No. (714) 536-5271 DATED this 7th day of January, 1982 • CITY PLANNINGCOMMISSION James W. 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Calif tiu�ting�Beac h, Calif 92646 92649 92646 151-•513-09 151-513"-17 51-301-01 Diet of Meta Affairs of John R. Lama Title LA. i 'fhcust Co State of Cilifdawa 20321 Beam Circle wwor Frank B LrnMll 20.321 Sea Circle Nur►ti oa Brach, Calif $231 ltnst w Drive mnUMthan esach, Calif 92646 92645 Huntinqtzh Balch, Calif 926" 151-513r-10 151-513-18 151-301.-02 Stoophon La WO M Gi.lbast FAmira« Title Ins. i Trust 00 203U Sea Circle 203U awn Circle at> cc Arthur L Dunrs tsunt.ingt m Ob ch, Cal i Beach, Calif 8241 M net ar Drive : 92646 92646 Huntingtm Beach, Wi f 92646 LU-301-03 151-303-03 TWA xns 6 Trust W. X #61-15 Tittle Im i TAInt Cb a war Domid Q Strrets Dec. 10, 1981 (JH) mWe r Al A B25.1 Mansur Drive 20061 Gbthic C 16rdington Best, Calif 92646 Huetkvton ammCb, Calif 92646 151-302-•04 151-302-04 151-303w-04 Tittle Ins s Tnat co Title Im i Trust Cb Title Tars 6 mnat 40 arnt cw pubert P adva n a WO'r Mary LdtM _ _ mWor ChArlss L Naph ► Jr $261 meter Dive 8262 Amster Drive 9181 MRUGy Drive Huftizxjbm Brach, Celif 92646 Ifintirgtan Bssrh, Calif 92646 Htntixgbm Bisah, CR if 92646 I51-301-05 151-302-29 151-303-13 Title I= i T U0t OD Title Ins i mat 00 Tittle ins '6 mnat Vb al/or Charles H Trent. WWCV Brian L HAMM auxYax Mid"I M Grolig 6271 Mkssster Drive 0261 Malloy Drive 1119 Hide y► Strisft 1Antjrmgtcn Bewt, Call 92646 Huntington Beach, Cal if 92646 Ho�kiatt, Ind 46342 151-301-06 151-302-30 151-303-14 Title I= i Trust 00 Title Ins 6 Trust OD Titio Zrss i Trust OD mWor r Bother M Treri.ss wwor wilumm H Nidmmy wd/b• G@0gW E Tlx -Wn Van C Fau mp 19281 Sierra Cadiz FA 8241 Avows 8291 Munster Drive Izvi,nal Calif 92715 HmUngton Einch, Calif 92646 Huntington Beach, Calif 151-302-31 151--303�-15 92646 Title Ine i Trust Cb Title Ins 6 Trust W -- -- arid/or Dudley W well mvw Be":V J ar"m 8231 L e241 Mr11a�y Drive 'rr�._*�is Avam Huatinytan Beach, Calif 92646 Calif 92646 151-301-07 151-302'32 151-291-01Title Ins ; Test CoTitle Ins 6 Trust Cb Title Ins i Zyrust Ors . . at�/oa' Rict�d w Owen attwat Eric D*Meni�cre and/or Philip D Wanner 8l?1 Mans�Cer Drive 8301 Munster Drive � 10041 Beverlyacive Hunti�� � Calif 92646 Hmtirq n► Bench.. Calif 92646 bux�t3nr oa Basch, Calif 02646 151-302--01 151-303-01 15.1-291-02 Title Im 6 Trust CD FjAa cw Wdwin Title Ins i Trust 00 =War Dlard R Wamom Title Ins 6 Trust: 00 and/or And aril P PAxtrer 8232 ArAt er Drive P.O. Bout 88 8131 Munster Drive Huntittigim Mach, Calif 92646 #RS 54248 Huntit!gton amch, Calif 92646 151-302-02 Santa Ana, Calif 151-291-03 Tittle Ins 6 Txwt Oa 92702 Title IrA a Tzat 00 wwae Marren C amidw _____ - _ awor Lee i Srwyerr 8141 Munster Drive HwAirytian Heac#i Ca?if 92646 Hmtingt m Deadhp Calif 92646 151-302-03 1.51-303-02 151-291-04 Title ZrN 6 Trust 00 Tithe Ins i Trust 00 Pacific: Sands savor Ai.lip J Goea mWor Jade L Archer A F014.1414 Inserrar 9252 M►essba r Drive 8232 Mnllay Drive 0151 Mxwtar: Wive ^ Huntington un, Calif 92646 Htington B&xbo Calif 92646 ltcxitjngt= B mho Calif 92646 151-291-05 151-291-12 Title Im i Tivrt Cb $C #81-15 Title Ins it `1`Y%wt: CO auwcr AstwiO Jane-Beyio Dec. 10, 1981 WK) W/ar MR1Odt► R HMt 8171 M mtaer Grive 8171 !Malloy Drive Hrantj n#m tm h,. Calif 92646 Aftingtm Beach, Calif 92646 151-291-06 151-292-06 151-292-13 Title Iris Z Trust 00 Tide Ins i Ttvst 00 Title Irns 6 Trust Cb &War O=thy M Gribbs mWor MLdw al Ms jdihk anwcee: Nottarn I ba►rboldt alai Amter Five 8182 Munster Derive 19400 Beach Blvd. OR Hunt3wtrnn aeacheCalif 926+6 Huntingtca Beads,, Calif 192646 bntljgb a Biwh, Calif 92646 151-291-07 151-292-07 151-292-14 Title Iris i Trust CO Title Im i Tnot Oo Title Ins & Trust Ca aWor Lynda Nwit:9cmexy ami/O r H PayMN4 M akir Savoc T yla A Miner 8191 Amster Derive 1300 N Verdugo Ad 8141 Ms1.lOy Drive ! Hunttsxjtan Beach, Calif 92646 Glerxdale, 0314 f 91208 Huntis-3 haeY Beach, Calif 92646 151-291 08 151-292-08 151-292-1.5 Title Ina i Tit 00 Title See i Trust Oa Title Im i Trust Oo arki/or Charles 2 Re medy anVcr Mom T au�/aar Arty C mum 21062 Hrvo�khtvrst Street Lcuiee P Eeglestx�n 8131 MLLLay M-IVG Huntir� Beach, Calif 92646 821.2 Munster Drive Bmtirxjtrin Be ch# Calif 92646 151-292-01 ' Ihmtinyton Basch, t3ttl,if 151-292•-16 Title Lw i Trmt. Cb. 92646 Title Ins S Trust Cb and,/or Elizabeth Nileeea arsl/or Tbftjorn Pederven 1 d122 ma nstec Drive Drive Huntirgtm Beach, Calif 92646 81?1 Beach, Cali 92646 151-292-02 151-292r-09 151-504--N Title Ins i Trust CO Title ins i Tnat 00 ACbmt C Dxx= aao/oar Bert W HU%Ung Jr /our George L Res 8301 NaVA&t Dcivs 8132 Amter Derives 171U beech Blvd Huntittygttm Basch, Calif Huntington , Calif 92646 Suite 103 92646 151-292 03 Huntington Beyegh, Calif 151-504•-05 Title Ins a Trust Cn 92647 Dam'd G HazW and/or Dennis Tauhy 814Z Munster Derive 8291 i�thpcart Drive Hue tirgt on teach, Calm 92646 Huntinow Eeetc#t, Calif 92646 151-292-04 151-292--10 151-504-06 Title Im 4 'Trust Ca Tittle ItIe 4 Trust 00 Im C Was a Woe Jeac'sy' L 2mmay arJ/er Mm J Mat'bvesa 8281 N=tl*ort Drive 8152 Munster Drive Sal Mlloy nrive ElutstirigtzM 9etach" Calif 1 Hurttir tcn Bands, Calif 92646 HL7tirxjton Desc h p Calif 92646 92646 151-292-05 151-292-LL 151-502--32 Title Yner. A Trust 00 Title Im i Trust CO Hengcy M aWor rcbwt C Rathbone moo' C W141s it A it 20001 N NeW Britain Iie o 301 E Mandow gene 8181 Malloy Drives Huntington Beach, Calif I maox via, Calif 91016 Bewh, Call 92646 92646 151-502-33 151-502-26 NcVl GUNI NO Mario A Di" 20021 N Now Britain Law 2C 181-15 2ON2 V Naar RHAt Ln Lear Ht Beach, Cali! Dom.. lot 1"l (JR) Elcaltir%jt Qn Roach, Calif 92646 92646 151-502-34 151-502-20 151-502-29 20031 N Now Britkin 1AM 20101 Cape Wttsge Lori 200 NZ7 Britain twin Lum Huntingtaan h. Cali! H►arit3ngban Beech, Calif Boadhe Calif 92646 92646 92646 151-502-35 151-502-21 151-502•-30 2 Nar Britain Iata9 00gi �p� s 20062 N i BritAin law Huatkvjtm Boacht 011if Hwtir gWn Beach, Calif ftminitca boa ah l Caut 92646 92646 92"6 151-502-36 151-502`22 151-502-47 James Guarani hvj=nd p Stan&wd - poicu u Cxsp 20061 N Now Britten Tarr 20081 Cape Cottage LWW 1565 W MboUthir B1W. Hmtlmgt 3n Beach, Colif Huntiq7tan Beach, Calif Costa Mesa, Cali! 92646 92646 92626 151-502--37 151-502 23 151-502-39 Uauglaa A lt3.tx3�lcs Kenneth E Peter Ds Ptoepez3a 20071 N Near Britain LAM 4 ; 20071 Cape Cottage 20151 5 Now Britain Lens amting't m Beach. Ce,Li.f Hunti nytrxt Hearh, Ca I J Hmtbvrtm Beach, Cali 92646 ' 96 92646 151-50�t-36 151-502-24 151-502�-40 Jars A Allen Jr Bra B Richard H Smith 20091 N New Britain Law 20061 Cads Cottage Lahr 20161 S New Britain'Lane Hunti,r #m Doactat Cali! Huhn Bmh, M I J Huntington Beach, Calif 92646 29646 29646 151--502-17 151-502-25 151-501-41 Israel Guinan Anire.Llo VittelI Aco= A Bar'I]A 13901 MI Avecm 20051 Cqm Cottage L 20171 S New BritJ--t Lath 5y1mr, Cali Huntin3im Bench, Calif N�tirgtcn Boach, Cal 91342 926" 926�6 151-502-18 151-502-26 151-502-42 Rfabrrci R Caee Dow" J Mc.Latughlin 20181 S Now Britain Lam Caps Cbtta" Lairs 20041 Cape Oot.�tags Lane xmt imbm Beach, 06LU huh, Calif 9� tg on Bescht Cali! 92646 92646 151 502-19 151-502-V 15L-502-43 Marlyn K Solth Oman" E Ward Ja H Holland 20121 Caen CXtt&W Lear 20042 N Now Britain Lang, 20191 S Nev Britain Lens Hwtin9ton Boacho, Calif Hurttitypon Beach. 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Call 92646 tr mtittgtm Beach, Calf 92640 15:H574-17 15;--56i-Ol 153-567r10 W T Newland Estate W T MWIA d Fstat o Dwsoad M Griyeby oxvid H Pubs 8•■u 19911 nothiert Laing 19942 Cato Curls Huatiagton Smarch, C.a1.if 92646 liuni rgtm boacho Calif 92646 53-574-17 153-567-02 153-567-11 T Noi.►IN d Estatr W T MWIA d Estate W T NrW].and Lstat* h&mS J Coffey Mmith H Faller Rarold J ltathVAM 9912 1 1 a,L- Lem 19931 RANut Lwm 1"11 Cato C,i=10 Xr tinrpm Leh, Calif 92646 &Altingban 394ch, Calif 92646 vmtir9bm a a-, ouif ga" 53-574-1fi 151-567-03 153-567-12 T NOW14 Xi Estate N T Nmlmd ?mats N T Nomlo d Estate swan W Firsy Jr James N Sautum Aabor't J Dam Jr 09LL Cato Circle 19941 ActhOtt tame 19912 Cato C.i=le nting Wn Bouch, Calif 92646 n Bauch, Calif 926" Huntinyh`m Bauch, Calif 92A46 r " - ` M-Is 1�11 a V Misr DEC. 14 21"1 la 2001 Calii on" 25^' " t d low go vd. "034 25`200`" Vla�,�r Puri P.O. Sort 5293 8rrsc3a. Grli� t�u 9�6 E f f aA-40 �04 wianararrra-rttt%iv .+...asae►�ar r. ttt TMtc Supesdoir Court (WT,t: STTATE OF CALIFORNIA In anti Mr the(:runt)-of Orange y. , CITY OF HIMTINGTON BEACH t CITY CLERK Qf PU CATION NOTICIE OF PUBLIC HEARING Stale of California r 0KInty rf orante log, r Jeannie L. Thomas That 1 am and at all time"herein mentioned v►a, a ritiren of the United Statra,ever the atte rf .tiventy•one vrarF.anti that 1 am not a part!•W. not intereraed in the alttwe rniitird matter; that I am the principal clerk ur the iwintrr of the Huntington Beach Ind . Review a rw*spaper of yanrralritnilatum.puSlirhetl in toe f'ilvid Huntington Beach County of Ovin♦te and which nrMwpalwr i• publiahed for the diseminatior►of ltwal news and intellitence oil a xtrwral rharn•• ter. and tahich nrwrt►alwr at all time* h*r.in mentioned had and still has a hrma f►dr sultobcriptitM lint of paving uuhacriber*, and which newspaper hm b"n r%tabliahed. rtinik AM pub• li*hrd at ►rxular intervals in the swirl ("minit of oranitr fist ti perittd excredint one year; that the nrctire, of which the annexed is a printed cc-ny. hat been puhli%hrd in the reRuler and rntirr ipaue of%aid nr"p4prr, and nttt in anv nui p)ement � thetrnt,on the f Atwting data.►.Lot wit. January 219 1992 I certify Inc declare) undo► penalty of(*?jury that the 11.1e=o ing is true and cttr►ect. r !r►rriia.this I.1'i t da%'t�f � a,�9w 'R Signeture fW%to GSM a►i n OuntkVton beach dov*lopmp. services department STAf f EPORT. TO: Planning Commission FROM: Development Services DATE: January 12, 1982 SUBJECT: SEABRIDGE SPECIFIC PLAN FINAL EIR Attached is the final Environmental Impact Report (EIR 81-3) prepared for the Seabridge Specific Plan. A draft EIR was prepared and dis- tributed to public agencies and individuals for a 45--day review period ending January 4 , 1982. The final EIR consist: of the draft EIR, comments and reconunendations received on the draft EIR, a list of persons, organizations and public_ agencies commenting on the draft EIR , and responses of the City to the significant envirrnmenta.l points raised in the review and consultation process . Prior to taking action on the code amendment .and zone charge applica- tions scheduled for consideration on January 19, 1982, the Planning Connission must make a determination whether the final EIR has been adequately prepared in conformance with the California Environmental Quality Act and State FIR Guidelines. JR13: jlm 1 �7 *PubI 1 sh , NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEMING COOS AMENUMEW NO. 81-161ZONE CASE NO 81-15/Elk NO 81-3 SEABRIDGE SPECIFIC PLAN 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 ftnclayam_ the _ 1st L . day of March. for the purpose of rinsidering Code Mendn+ent No. establishes a Spec Plan setting forth development criteria for 60. acres of property located at the soL east corner of Beach Boulevard and Adams Avenue, and zone Case No. 81-15, a request to change the zoning on the subject property from C2 (CoNmunity Business District) , RA-0 (Residential Agricultural District combined with oil production). RA-01 (Residential Agricultural District combined with oil production, al-O Low Density Residential cobined Mith oil production) and; R1-01 (Low Density Residential Distric combined with ail production) to Seabridge Specific Plan. The City Council will also consider Final Envirownt+il Impact Report No. 81-3 which, assesses the environmental effects of the Cole Amendment and tone Case. Copies of Environne:ntal Impact Report 81-3 are available for review in the City Cler Office. A legal description is on file in the Department of Oevelopwint Services Office . Al) interested persons are invited to attend said hearing end express th*ir opinions for or against sold � U .8Mnde+erit Ko. 81-16 Zune Case No. 81.1SilEIN No, b' Further inforwtion may be obtained from the Office of the Ci 'y Clerks 1000 Main Street, Huntington 8tach, California . 92649 - (114) $36-5727 DA TE0� ___..........._...__.._ MY Tr Of HUNT I NGTON StACH dy: Alicia M. Wentworth pt f�jf�' City Clerk 1 'Tubl i sh NJTlt;E OF PUBLIC HEARING CODE MIENDMENT NO. 51-16/10NE CASE NO 81-15/EIR NO 81-3 SEABRIOGE SPECIFIC PLAN 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 .� ..02!10-Y the 1st , day of March 19 8� for the purpose of cons t deri ng Code Amends vnt N.). dl-16. which establishes a Spec i f Plan setting forth development criteria for 60! acres of property located at the 3owi k east corner of Beach Boulevard and Adams Avenue. and lone Case No. 81-15o a request to change tht zoning an the subject property from C;! (Community business Olstrict) , RA. esidential Agricultural Di!strict coWned with all production) , RA-01 (Res ^ntial Ag► Icultural District combined with oil production. RI-0 low Density W idential combined with oil production) and R1-01 (low Density Reside►+tial District combit with oil production) to Seabridge Specific Plan. The City Council will also consider Final Environtwental lypect Repo . P1 .3 which assesses the environmental effects of the Cole Anrendwnt and Zone Case. Copies of Environmental impact Report 81-3 are avaita'ble for review in the City C1erK Office. A legal description Is on file in tke Wpartsaent of Development Sarvices Office. All interested persons are invited to attend said hearing and tapress their opinions for or against said do, Aare dmou"O ai-16/tone Case NO. A1 -15111 t No. 11.3 Further information may be obtained from the Office of the City Clerk, 20DO Mein Strrrtt, Huntington Beach, California . 9Z648 - (714) $36-5222 DAM ' {�}{�� , C 17Y LV MUNTINGTON BEACH �1rrr8x By: A110e N. Wentworth City Clerk