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Zone change 77-19 / Negative Declaration 77-101 - Planning C
• `/I I _ 41r— .f Affiidavit of Publication 1 1 r° State of California t County of Omnge ss , City of Huntington Beach r, George Farquhar, being duty sworn on oath, says: That he Is a citizen of the United States, over the age of twenty-one years. 10�3 That he is the printer and publisher of the Huntington Beach News, a weakly newspaper of general cir-ulation printed and pub- fished in Huntington Beach, California and circulated in the said isobit)Zb;�o'h(untfn�?on.aesctt..�rawe, 6iep ' County of Orange and elsewhere and published for the disserrination �s, � : y. .r of local and other news of a general character, and has a bona fide HatiCE Di Pblilb MEARNA subscription list of paying subscribers, and said paper has baeri tQrfc'tr(toE•T11•isa ::, ' ::;�;' established, printed and published in the State of California, and � HEAATtvE fitct;f.AetRtlttN::77•iGt; County of Orange, for at least one year next before the publication tt(1'It't,1s NC►li'Y:•�►Vl:td that:s.put ' of the first insertion of this notice; and the said is tint -tc t++iarlflRv�tt hs .hetd;;bY''thr'.Cit -Cauntll ut t e•City cf:tltinitn�iozl-Aezt devoted to the interest of, or published for the entertaintrent of any n - thu chutitW:cnnmber: ire. ths,cly' particular class, profession, trade, calling, race or denomination, or ^*ntilt 'aunt;yptan.i940ch, at ►t+e,,+tla; . any number thereof. :f 7:30 P.M., at at;.sacs �he�tettbr' k The Huntington Beach New «•as adjudicated a legal news ya r cto"r.• cn. ' f r tr%*:ottr c f S j 1 l� �:totrsr, i9rl. fix tho;purpaerk:a;ca# of general -irculatlon by Judge G. K. Scovel In the Sulierlor Court ileeilre Zeno- CiiR•K&',77.1V, IniUAW of Orange County, California August 271h. 1937 by order No. A•5931. ry Vie Planning Vecwtmentl,on properl', itt"rally located, narth, and ,Outh,; r IHK Avenue and wei4; of;tis?'dd»,Yet 771at the _ _ZOl F QASF 27--1 ____..____.._ ;trr.rt. tram 11A.0-CID (Residential A,'; ctbmbinee w111 0M. projuction - .'Y'G t)'tlr Ctt.Apd n1t,0 1ft4i'd6*Ittlll A*e LAZATIVE LECIARATION -101 1,11lurtl Vvtrict corii:ained with 0;1,�Pr0 1DO'en to,LU-d- 0 tllM1ted Ilse"•C:r of which the annexed 1s a printed copy, was published In said news• tt;ned with oil 'OrWuetldrt` Civltr V;', tricu, 7'ne Futnn;ng Commisstan wilt.'' n (3 Z p Ft UO_ +c mWdc►ing ►he grontfrto of firea0w.i palkr at least ...���___. _..___...... ._.._.. ...__ _ ItciarA�m No. 77•1pl, 1011-th 4 4 ,1inr rV That the p1moser! protect will 11,1 "avc n eIR111 cant Advorse,effect upar coirrrnencing from the day of 1! Uvtjimbe r _ _.� "'j' rnvironmenl . . + A lrual Cearlpilar► is on vie in lht 'Atha nC Uepsrtmenl 016:q. 19.E-_ and ending on the 13111.- da)' of _..`�!'.1,'-��rlbt3l'__. ._ ,- lr.te11d ming s era tnvlC4e to a, ` r•rd tsld hleristZ az¢ cxPreSS the? -P,'n`ons !at cr p$ainst tiOd Ime C,►e/' r r 1rd tloeilivf DeCAArat;sn, 19.^L' -..•, Wth dnyt; lnelusMve, .'anti as often during; wild 1<•ri(xl and Wthw ir,foimat+vat (M4Y lift oatalnrc ' times of publication as sild lt.' 1wr was regularly lrcucd, will In the t:-r++ the 041 ce V the City t:UO regulitr anti entire Insue of rr+ld pP%v!;jwalx!r proper, antl not in a SAWnmbirr 12, 1077. . suppletncnt, and enid notire was lublished thervin on t1w fol:mvirig rtTY Of ►tt)ttTtt+.Tn"f MCI data(, to-wit: ttyt MCA V. YMrlttrarth ,rr City Clerk50A (!' I f �111115 tlt't O :iut S!r'Il.r ti (Intl sv:otrl to t'nfurt' roc+ thk ... +t h. it 'y of L fug, ;, t; ')' I'tth'u. . t it';,;7,.1` � 'I1111', (,•ifll� :(i:'l r Ar,e"�;�1 �'rli1T Ry��.. �Dr;.i.j•- 3 i � . �« 4z,ay. � $:t 1.�'>°..•r•i 1 C'f l;k� e i] A r, _ ;. J 1 t IT Y, 0 F , Hunfln-,GTon BEA ( H DEPARTMENT.OF PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES • P. O. 80X 190, HUNTINGTON BEACH, CALIFORNIA 92648 1714) 536.5271 TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council. ATTN: Floyd G. Belsito, City Administrator FROM: Planning Department DATE: November 7 , 1977 RE: ADDITIONAL INFOrOIATIO1. PERTAINING TO ZONE CHANGE 77-19 1. 0 Background to Land Use Designation In late 1974 the P1.`ining Department prepared an emEndnlent to the Phase 1 Lard Use Element of the General Plan. The area south of Huntington Central Park, north of Garfield Avenue and hel:ween Goldenuest Street and Edwards Street was proposed for Estate development, 0-4 units per gross acre . This area was considered for Estate Development because of its proximity to the Central Park and the existing and proposed equestrian facilities and paths. Estate development in this area would facilitate a housing type to meet the needs for p,B sons with equestrian interests and would also enhance the open space characters of the general area. Prior to this time the general area was designated as Planning Reserve and Huntington Central Park. At the December 17 , 1974 meeting of the Planning Commisrion, Amendment to Phase 1, Land tine Elemrint., which included four additional areas within the City was adopted. Adoption of t:hio amendment by the City Council. occurred f�ev�-,almdifirtiorl3 . he area designated for March lU, 1975 aftlx Estate Development was modi.f.icd by adding an even lower (0w2 units per gross acre) rl�?nsity to the category. Attached herewl th arcs copies of the minute act' iait of both the P] anrlinc� Comrt.ira�aion Land City Council and map . ' 2 . 0 _ Criteria for Estate. Vevc�lc,i�mr_nt � re JJ1C17V AfW1"ftltG Development it, srtrarily intcrcr.�c to . 11 t 1 : 1J spaciousnoss , and enhanc..t'. t.hs, upon sj.-)aen character of cort;aJ i) portion'.-, of. the. City. Locutional. cri. t-aria for ei;tat.c; dr--velopIterit p(!r the Gativrsal. Ilan include the fo3lowin�a : A Area where l)iibl is facilities, and services aro i1t.j, 1 i. .:act to capacity ar clbave: and c3ypaf,si.vn is riot por"6 tyl e c,r c3es i I I le B. Areas subjoct: t'.o natut'al h{` Fard3 a such 11S': ri ::r: , floc"' pot:CIrt ial t Problem soils oi- t.Cll.7r1yrc'_p}1i C. Areas t:hat: ar.. ov l.1)J'_' '.I.Lsit�,�� . s Addi 'oh a I ; ' ate ' - Zone -Change No. 77-1 tin 1 _nform Lion9 November '7 , 1972 " Page 2 D: Areas adja.;3nt to natural reserves, parks , and recreational, facilities; and/or ' E. Areas where undivided acreage is held under common ownership. 300 Status of Phase III of Huntington Central Park At the present time Phase III of Huntington Central Park has not been determined. A line established 600 feet north of Ellis Avenue was the original southern boundary of the park , however , some .land for park expansion has been acquired south of this boundary and south of Ellis Avenue. The City presently owns approximately 66 of the small lots located both north and south of Ellis Avenue . The Department of Recreation and Parks is presently waiting for Council ' s approval to acquire 16 additional small lots that are being sold by the State because of unpaid back taxes. The Department of Recreation and Par',s has applied for a grant from the State to purchase a 2 . 5 acre parcel north of Ellis Avenue between Goldenwest Street and Edwards Street and is also negotiating to purchase a 22 . 46 acre parcel from the Bolsa Grande Corporation which is .located north of Ellis Avenue and west: of Edwards Street. . 4 . 0 Limited Use District 'Pile intent of the Li.mite-d Use District iF to be applied to an area for a temporary period for the purpose of' further planning and for ;toning or crtvironmental isouefs . Land in tht. LU District shall not: be subdivided for residential , commercial or industrial purposes until it: is rezoned. The following uses are permitted in the LU Di :,trict : farming or grazing , riding or hiki.rrg trail:; , apiaries , field crops , orchards or graves , greenhotruses, fishingl:aortc3:3 , boating , picnic grntrnd., , water raka -inch , and bird sanctuaries . The L�mi t"ed USe zoning will a l.IOW ara ola}ac.ar'tun i t.y to an4il ylc tilt; ,i t:c'fs far the most appropriate, dc-ve...lopmc!nt-. J)an d on tinururtl sire , nhrrpo and orientation of ;i.tr;r_, to public in t ut*ri which is tieco.s ary to lntrure comprehunrive pltrnnin(t in rardc ,!r Lo ach.iove long rati(le goal set. forth by the Cit,.y ' r. Curieral F'lilri . 5 . 0Al t:ernat,ivos t�ry�t,.}v,! Limit r.-d t.tr;e Zoning `t'hc► Planning is+ca}:;�itrt.rricrttr hat; r'�;r:r�1.•ac�c3 rttarnc�rnu:, irlc}i., i� ifr�, r'f."gar'cling devolop-� 17tf:nit of these srua l l lots . Ftirt.h(?1'mor e , with the tlecr*e ase ar) the alf,. utit: irilc� City , tlr .c otof buildable land rcr . inir i:3icn: ;rr'c bctcotrtirig mcrc, derirahllu for r_'cstl;= i trr{t: .iclry . '!'lacy 1.0 I'll t:x' ic.,t is proposed to rt:'trt3r"C tlrltj' 1.7131�� ;.Ifiitf'C� i.�l.'V�. f.)trrtl�:'Iit: rJ ;i �l{' i)I'r.':3 . ttU'v�l:'v�{`.I' , the l ()w17.13Cj F., . t.. are #?%Ss.lt7lE' illtt'?"tttat. .iv � to tii t�..r;t t. c.c3 13 t'' t) 1 ..�tr'l (.'t: . ore, -, d •' Adi�itional.Informatinn Zone ' Change No. ' 77-19 Ylovember ' T,;:4977 :Page 2 ..'51 :Since .a large portion, of the general area i.s to comprise Phase III'.` ,of "Central Park,. the area could be - rezoned to Re--reational Open Space. , + This :wouid ' allow for future ark expansion and other types of open P P yP .. ace uses . 4 -S 3 .. ., .... . r• ... .. .. w..` ... «. ..-n.. Kam•...I 5. 2µ.'Develop a specific plan ~for the general area which would provide for ! t. residential and open space uses and which would also include the Phase III park expansion. A specific plan could allow the development of the small s lots as part of a overall cohesive plan while allowing the larger parcels to develop as estate size lots . A specific plan could also :develop a ?I ' circulation pattern for the general area . 5. 3 Maintain the area ' s present zoning of RA-0 which could , by allowing development on the small lots compound the problems of the area, i . e. traffic circulation, utilities , future uses of the larger parcels , etc. Development of any of the small lots at this time would also decrease the possibility of a future cohesive and planned development for the general area . Respectfully submitted, Edward D. Selig: s Director of Planning and E.,vironmerital Resources ED.S : SMB: s r' attachments: Minutes of Iflann, :.k3 Commi snion and City (:ou:ici. l ;Ir:tion of Land Use Designation Land Use Mal) I ' 1 Minutes : H.B. , P.lanning Commission ...�. -. uesday, Decembir 17, . 1974 e 2 ; Mr Sela.ch reviewed the background information on the appl'i Lions. He rioted that the public hearing had been closes Zone Change No. 74-16 . Commission discussed Zone. Cha' a No. 74-16 . ON MOTION B HIGGINS AND SECOND BY BOYL,E ZONE CHANGE '.'4-16 WAS APPROVED Y THE FOLLOWING VOTE: AYES: Geige Higgins, Kerins, Finleyr Porte - NOES: None ABSENT: Bazil, P ter Commissioner Porter a ived at 7 : 08 P .M. Chairman Kerins opened t public heari on Precise Plan of Street Alignment No. 74-2 . : Mr. Wilbur Metzler addressed he Co lissior and stated that he had spoken previously , at to r 15 , 1974 hearing , and had nothing to add ;o his previ. a statements except that he did not understand why the .t: ' .e street could not bc, put in at one time instead of two )has but ind.sated that clue E""l to grading it would probabl not: )�e ea :sible t�) do so. There being no one else ,peak for of ac�ainst the application, the Chairman closed the public hearing . Commission discuissio e.,sued . 014 MOT '011 BY HIGG S 111D SECOND BY BOYLE PREJ-1 'Ef PLAN 01' STREET ALIGNMENT .10. 74-2 WAS AI PROVE'D BY THE: I' 1,1,014ING VOTE : AYES : Gui er. , Hig(jins , K-ribs r i.nlc , 13oylc.", ortcr NOES : Nr ON MUTT BY EtI(3',IH S AND SI"(1014E) 1.3Y B07LE: ItES01,UTION do. 14 WAS A PTE0 BY THE:: E'OL LOW111(i V0'r1; ; AY ' , : (enter. , EEigginn , E;1ri 111;, I'ir,,lc y , Eit)a lc , I+c�:'t crr ABSENT: 13az,i. 1. ' 11l1E;14DI-1E7NT TO 1'1iAN% I , 1J1111) USE; 1:E,1:141 tIT r' Mr CA Se1. ic:1} 1.:1 (.' G,om11 {,.s1t) s %lt "i �. ji � t i r1 ,:rncl G :�.. 1 t�}1�:1 t: }1" ; ��rnc�ndnll;'r1t: �.o t'.I e Land 0-;e I'11 (.'r(tont. (.:onsi".it.t'd of, (1 cLifi113.11'.1LA-011 of this past %;)rk . The f i%'o pIL-11111illf 1111it:;i (1 ) 111anrlini1 Soot-11 of 1junt: int./t(ni (2) (4 ) Su ]EEn,1� �i�;� , ,'i�i � �' � 1'..1 i_ t) Iir•:si-11, ;a )11�.i1 f+f �: 1 1.:�:.i . 1iC" r1i33.,l. .1 � t hett i:f1i? E.1;`r �C�)1)r;:1.`J11 ;i Minutes : H. D. Planning Commission. Z'iicsday, December 17, 1974 Page 3 , that a transmittal from the Fire Department: concerning that report had been distributed .for their review. Commissioner bazil arrived at 7 : 15 P.M. Chairman Kerins stated that each Planning Unit would be reviewed separately by the Commission after a public hearing was held .for the proposed Amendment. The Chairman opened the public hearing. Mr. Frederick M. Culmann addressed the Commission and stated that he owned 1/2 acre on Huntington and 17th Street and would like to have the zone changed to R2 from industrial and would support a motion to change it from industrial to medium residential district. Mr . Leonard Wright addressed the Commission. fie indicated that there was a, file of letters from property owners concerning the Townlot area . Chairman Kerins requested that these letters be made a part of the permanent file . Mr. Wright stated that he commended Staff for their work and planning in the Townlot area . Ile stated that he would like to request extension of the low density zoning to the arr'a bounded by loth Street and Pecan , .� and the area between 15th and 1 Gth Street to Palm Avenue. Ile noted that there was a petition pres,entr~'d to the Commission indicating citizens ' preference for ft1 zoning in Townlot area . Mr . Ronald Knuds,�-n addressed the Commission and proposed that � the lxaundar. y line for zan i.nU be moved to 1 l.th Struct and Orange instead of J-2th Street; and {mange. tfe cit od problem!; with the Coastal which wore h0ldiny up dovelopmunt: of hit; property due to the boundary 11nra now eyi;; Ling in tho Lund Use Element . 34r. Genc Thow,ti; <antt tS:; . `f'ht.�r.t�;:., 10-j. 11y addressed the Comrrti:•:;on and styatt.'d that» they suppurtc,d t_ht! loa cJujin ;ity boundary life. t-Sr, . Bob Sfrnco addressed tiro arld t;tated that: he supported the lo.a de-11.,ity Zoning fear t-ho T(x,rrljoL a.,; and further t:;trpl.►t d Mi . V3rit,tllt. ' t, prop} );Eli to ext.c.rrcl t ilu ltl j,r°r.ti . llc further :;tatt.d th-At:. Im. Would 1.aP.(- to :;L1pjj ; 1-t del,;;tion of Palm 11M; an C;s:ist/wt't;t ar:t:erial butw��vi Oth St. . and it-lain . 14r, - Jt:,(a f.31t.)raOworth, th' . 1,. ti . l.c►t�}:}�,, , t1:. . Junt.? Uc. t.:'ov i �a , and MI' . bob cf.)[111ol, addru:;;at. d tilt:: ar werf' in ,;t}ppor t. o w t:he proposed c h�:rttJc,t;. There re 'w'i�;; no ort{, ilt.,(-- nL to :ij`+t:'ak tall Sunk;E- .i 1.�+,t ;`, tr'':'.1 tt•� !:(: �i t.31i„'t.' l't3I�..1�_':; �t: �.�i'a! t, I t.? : ,.+i..'t#t. rill #.f: , tu:l�:' ,7 ;i � t, 11,111'4 )f,11 h r ' Minutes: � '::H. B. Plaiininy Commission Tuesday, December. 17 , . 1974 . 'Page.. d r. ON Mtl'1'ION BY BOYLE AND SECOND .BY GINGER ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT 'r REPORT NO. 74 -13 WAS ADOPTED BY THE FOLLOWING VOTE: AYES.: Geiger, Bazil . Higgins, Kerins , Finley, Boyle, Porter NOES i None ABSENT: None COMMISSIONER PORTER MADE THE MOTION TO RECOMMEND INCORPORATING LOCATION OF ELLIS AVENUE. Discussion followed and Commissioner Porter withdrew his motion. MOTION WAS MADE BY PORTER AND SECONDED BY BOYLE THAT AREA LAST ' OF GOLDENWEST APZD SOUTH O: ELLIS TO GOLDENWEST SHOULD BE DESIGNATED AS INDUSTRIAL. Discussion followed . Kerins requested that Porter include an amendment regarding estate zoning units per acre, but Porter declined. Commissioner Geiger stated that he was opposed to industrial on Graldenwest and }}iggins concurred . Kerins also concurred. ! } VOTE:: 1 AYES: Dazil , Boyle, Port.cr 140ES : Higgins, Kerins , Finley, Geiger- ABSENT: None THE MOTIdt'1 FAILED. CoMMISSIONI:12 HIGGINS MOVL:D FOR A111'11UVAL, OP TIIE' PLANNING UIJIT AS PROPOSED BY STAFF . Staff- disculi sion followed . II IGG I NIA WI TIJI)REW III✓ MOTION . ON MOTION BY DOYLE* Pali) };CO.110 Iji 11010'Ek 'I'III: MA It.1UM OF 1'OUR Ui'I.IT.S WAS CHANGE'[) `1'0 1110 U11111';3 13Y 11111E i"O1.1.Q11I NG VOIT.' : AYI*S : C,E iqur' p L'azil , Yui*inv„ }'lnlray , 1.1uyle , ilol- tlet. NOES : 11 i q(I rt AUSSE 1'I' : None ON MOTION f{Y' (.�i:IGt*1 Itt11) :;I�:(.'(X1D I1Y I`1.i11,E ADOPTION Q` '1'III:: PLAN }'Oft THE I'l.�FtI1I1 I I1(.; t1I11T :'+C:,'tIT11 01' I}tttlT i NG'i'011 C1:I1'i`PAI, 1'I1I.1{ AL, 11i�lI:;�'DED !«.: WASAlIPPO VF'I� ICY '1'Iif f.''f)I.,I,t1ll1 F1C1 V(s'i'I. ; AYES Old rSU"r'71,it� ,tJc.:I, ti':1 .Stt. E ►:YIi . .: t" :!'+' ;,:.f:. i. :';i:t,:;::oi.'i.t . Page 03 Council Ki i as -- 1/6/75 :.., :r twtion by W1 tder, Council auLhorixed the Director of Public Works to receive p sals for the professional service of the preparation of a toaster Plan fn Sarti -y Sewers in the City, in conjunction with Sanitation District #111. e ration passed by the following vote: I AYES: Bart t, Gibbs, Matne�y, Wieder, Duke NOES: Nona ABSENT: Shipley, IL# - f PUBLIC HEARING - APPEAL DENIAL - 'LDt3E CASE tiO 73-25 HF%RING CLOSED 6 DISCt1f}T221[lEU Mayor Pro Tempore Gibbs annotL-1 that this was day and hour set for thr, con- tinuance of a public hearing fro a meeting December 9, 1974, on an appea F filed by Harry S. Rinker, Newport Hc. •h, Ca ornia, to t%e dsnial by the Planning Commission of a petition for a change ne from RA-0 Residential Agricultural Districts combined with oil p>:oductio t -A Restricted Manufacturing District, on property located on the east si of Droo at Street approximately 1000 feet nor! i of Pacific Coast Hig y. The Clerk informed Council at they had be-on provide with copies of a cottrmunication from Mr. Rinker info Council of the purchases of sai roperty by the Sanitation: District and requeuti that the matter be discontinued. Ori motion by Gi .s, Council directed that the public 'nearing on e Case No. 73-25 be ebbed anc ismissed upon re quest of the: appellant. The motion � paused by the fullowg in Le: AYES• Bartlett, r Gibbs, Matney, Wieder, Duke I Nana re13::rE IT: Shipley, Corm 1'UhL C: HIrAKING - A1*31[jt4 V, TO '1111- 1AND USE f1XJ41.14T UF'' THE (vE2EMI, ill-JklJ -• C0111'1NUEF) M.ryor Ilia i'emjK)re Gibbs announced. that thi a was the clay t'uld lour not for i ptihl i c.- lit.-arirly fox- the purposes of corl:side:ring an arrnnclrzksnt to OW lAnd Use Ele.mutit of the Plan +,ilich involves irrupcirtr;d c;hancle•e; to they land urie de-olgrltsti.un in five) plaruring arean within tler: City generally re*forred to art: 1. Nlariniml Vuservv outh tit Itrustirl. Lori C(mtral Par?. -• c}e:nierally located wr,rrt crf Gothard S trte.L to Ilia city txyttndary liner, riarth of Gttr_fir!ld Avenue to t-he Hur,L,inrlton Cont.ral Park. r. Govvrremcsrnt ''enter):/Old Town PIMs}r1e��Unit -- r�t�rtir:rrslly leleatea.l liOUL11 of !;artJrtic.1 Avoriot.: try At.larit.r: A:t,r,uee drag anent of �'.41:f.e!t to fieartc 11c. ulovaLd. .3. Tt1Arr..lot Planning Unit. - ciotierit.11.y jocate d t;:,uteri (it Valt"I Avc:rluc• to F'a::tf.tc. Cr,ilt,t, 111(lbWtuy and taut: of (:-jlderiwetst. &tr(iot to }belie~ :;t.reut. 1. :►wrr;EYt.. _}icrir iL:l l'leeruii etc At'e a -• cmrivr,'il Heat i J"►, oijue t o W,ttrnc .r Ave nu,_- nn-d east /rle}etr:,luin ; L>rEsr:: to !atr.}r;{: ck1 lc a fµ.r st wii zit'lCh Inc>lela�t, rclli' �}yst. r <it IA Pl ,. J.r.ert� x���:r:t.sf.} a -• r}r;t C'iir't. i)f..b(-'.vJ—' .]:..levard t;�M r4c'i4•<< .1�;• C•rx ,+-.t of I r •� ,� 5 f`-;'F '1+. '� ��.Ye,Lr Ali;, 'r�„ .iF�,F,' ,•� f..j .�-� . . s.`� f. � ' Page 14 Council Xinutea.:� The} City ,Clerk informOd `Council 'that all legal requirements for publication and. pastSng,had been met, and that she had received a comatunication from Mr. Leonard Wright` regatrding the proposed amendment. 71io Mayor. Pro Tempore declared the hearing open. Mr.'. Ed Sullivan, President-Blest of the Huntington Beach Chamber of Cotmnerce, ' . addres' ded Council and stated that they would prefer that the area& be considered sep aratel,p' with consideration given to the financial impact on each area. tie road a letter from the Chamber submitting six recommendations which they belicay. d should be incorporated into the element. Mx. William foster, representing then Huntington Beach lconontic Advisory Comsnirssion, addressed Council regarding the financial impact of the amendment. Hayor Coen arrived at the Council Pe;cting, howaver, Mayor »ro Tempore Gibbu continued to chair the meting. Mr. Ed Selich, Senior Planner, addressed Council and prevented a review of the element proposals and discussion was Yield between the Council and staff. Mr. William Foster, :epretsentive of the Economic Advisory Cormission, addresr;ed Council and questioned the financial inp2ications of the proposed amendment and re4uestod that these portions be deferred. The City Attornwy commented on the matter, Hr. Foster then addressed Council as a prc.perrty owner in the affected area, arts: spoke regarding Ilse amendtri.nto lie stated reavonu why tie war, cis,-posed to the estate zoning concept and re,.carrmended that t.he: zoning be R1 and that Uie estate zoning krr- considered as a separate item. tie also upoke regarding the industrial :,trmed property within the c!lc:s;rc .<.. . Mr. Foat.nr then addressed Council an the Qmrsral Hvutta!)esr and Vice.-i re! id+ant cat: the Huntington Beach Ccxiipatny, and spoke relative to the area which in de aign�ited are vxpanuioa of Civic; Center. Mr. Heger Slates# 1701 Kii.rt Street, City, euldresned Council regarding anpuctu of the amandwnt, and reco.-nxinded that the doriynat:ion of civic: uncle Ix! r:tudie.d. Mr.. l.ec'rr►urd Wright, 606 15ttt Street, City, ackfre.rrrst.id C"uunc;ii anti titat► d Iliat his wars in favor of they Tcownlot c oric ept tord pru:sented a oxmurticat:iunts frcun perucinn in ghat aret.a xe�g8tdiny tJr�t nrct.ttar. Mrs. Tore.. ki lcsy, �,07 10th :;tr.�rrt, City, ,atirlrexr3rtr,a Council in favor of its<: 't'crwrticat Planning U1:1 t of Lhe p-:0100unr3 rcr:r.tid ',cent. Mr. Bob :Jt.jrii:cs, :4rJa. PalmAa►r,ntir:, !sltitt+rrt,esti t:r�rtrtail r�rety saR .ate,:i hi*► t�ui>l.rart ofthl, Towi;Iat l'lr^sminy tlrri L. Mxsr. Juntr Ut, Gtovir+, 1401 C)l.ivu Avt'ntm" titi' lerit:rrcl Coutir:il and exl!ae-Iar ed trul.1por!. 1tiC the 7`t'rwrtlUt Planningt)ni to '' �'1r. C�crrt M+�Callirste+z, atidreu:rvd (:r,t.rric;iJ. Mid eiste.stioned if the sc1r,ta1 dl �rt.r3r t. 1i.:1(i lx..en c:isr'it recte;s r el nt ivo t.ci t,1)e1 }arc>1,6j.:t1fi1 r:ttid ilia f',t.l,riiii ri{/ lei r r r.:t +r srrtri}i7rt.tj that Ole k301; 11t:1~3 t.hl,m. '. w?wSrtal. Agdart (erldr" w; f_,d Ct.uiiL: t't +{ar;Hnq Uor j:t ,.r.., t z ' jir4 fcX l'lvq,.srtt'd Q'*Wt1+.91 31111 '.1•:vc,, 1 1 �,j;1C1! t ''.� ',xft'. � .t1 S ".(":7V,r' i e' j:i "1 • "t'7 Vr:'tt i:rFqr,�:..: "): !?;!-, ,•;.;?i:;bli�"::�M.'r!< , page 5. �-' Council Mi tera I/6 f 76 His. Elsie Yoder, 313. 6th Street,, City, addressed CounrAl >mred xtatod .hat she would like. to see .the Tawnlot area residentially zoned. Mre. Severns, reaident of the: Townlot area, addressed Council regarding the problems w13i.ch she balievos has resulted from high density zoning in the ;rownlot area. The Planning Director reported on the proposed amendment end the areas where he believed Council direction to be especially needed. Mr. Edward Kerins, 20061 Colgate Circle, City, addressed Council regarding thz Cii:y'g lot since and the present high density development. H.r. L. zehnde:r t ad,.ressead Cowicil and stated that ht, believed the single family residences would ,-e devalued in the Irownlot area if the area is downzoned. Mr. Gordon Lewis, Sth Street, City, addressed Council regarding they amendment and stated that he would litre to see the city remain ds presently developed. There being no one further present to speak on the utter and there being no further pr.otebtr filed, either oral or written, the hearing was closed by the Mayor Pro Tesrporej. A rution was made by Councilman Hatney to refer the Amendment to the Land Use Element of the General Plan to the3 City Attorney for legal analyoio for report back within 60 days. Mayor Coon comnanced on aje procedure which he wlie3ved the City should follow relative to the proposed amandm4:nt. Councilman Matney then amended his motion to refer t-he matter to the City Attorney for legal analyain for report back. to Council within 30 dayn. The motion was paused by t:tia follcrsing vote : AYESs Bartlett, Gibbs, Hatnoy, Wieder, Duke, Coon IIOLL a S 140110 ADShNTs F".ley i T1+: Council r+tatod that, a utudy seuuion of Courv:il could by hold on the Ariundnit at to the Land Utses Element of t io Graneiral Plan on &xiday, JanuAry 13, 1975. r , PUBLIC HF.AROG -- AH1:3`iDMF.NT 110 I4A.' T1t PLAN OF Ak'1VOItL STRFA;`I'S !. HIGHWAYS tiJ 74—? �1}V 0 I Kiyor Pro � rre Gibbo arusoutic+ors t.'at thf u wan :t1=o day and hot. for a pabIi.c: hnaringa to ccnu wi tkraond- -v It t;, diet K.ncater ?14 1 1 CI Ar . t • Strf.+cttu ivid IfIghwayn �+ Ivb propossoa toj wo tr1e7 t;esc:�rxttlury Arterial 1l1i y CIAJaifiCatWfI cart �Sc:P'ttdflc.•11 .. Avenuu ,Gi: OOFI- tveattn Gratrac+m £1t;zeu nct� Sallra Chita ! � xeplac:lrlg it w.it11 .� rift:+�rsdaxy �erttexi rsl h1.gln+rey 1Q0p feat t*s ortli - an Graham Straot term Dulart Chica Strfvc t.. The City Clerk. inlarzw)d couric; tat al.;i raciui.ze:r-ont.n for pu.blrcatticvi tn+$ Irorsting had b -9n or,t, a , sat she ha'I rec�e>3v�irl cc .";'in snicat.iarx yr written prod;.-r,t.t to Z.ho prttirtaaed is tte�:'` fw'nt. c'r +.`� t, -2 t(I f mx?tl:rl atit-j of thi i I'Larit-Jut! ,. .. . tt�yd .-,.�.tf i. r �[i.} S`C'9 t=y.•:?.-4' ,.�,:':::.':: w �. '.fit t.'r t(!;,4 r'j!?ia2 tM+`j?`i. � ""A'�a"�+. S Poi 3 -- :Council Minutes �- 1/13/75 •414 informed Council that the proposed resolution had evolved fora a st:<:e:ting whi hn. an. hold with a nutter of Lidividuals who have'. recently formed the Hunt ton Beach owners: Association. He stated that the mein purpose of the res on .was .7.". to stet a "policy posit Lan of the City ruler.:--t :o land use and e3xiss g ordinances ` involving ding turd zoning of property in the City. Councilwoman Wie suggested that a transmittal letter with t resolution he sent formally reque Stitt, at a ml:eting be held b'atween the Sout oast Regional Coastal Commission, Planning C ission and City Council to disc, cowton problems. Considerable discussion was d regard3ng the pro ed xe3ssolutio:i, and it was determined by Council that the a 'support of inserted prior to the word 'the' in the fourth line: of the ti 1 also t the word 'authorized' in the fourth paragraph be chungcad to 'initiated' a , th City Boards, Commissions or Stuff be added following the word 'Council' its t amea line. Following a reading of Resolution 4012 by .le, h motion was made by Councilman Bartlett to waive further read of said raeolut r. The motion wan passed by the followinq vote. AYES: Bartlett, Gibbs, - t:ney, Wieder, Duke, Coon NOES: None ABSE;7T: Shipley On motion by B lett, Council adop*-ed Resolution tic. 4012 by the lowing roll call votes AYES s Bartlett, Gibbs, Matney, Wie der , Coen lXJF Duke ,TENT: Shipley r AMM U,ME474T 110 IAIJG USE FUZ)i£Fa'� OP 'INL GEt}CRAL I'LA!a :'tie City Clerk pr rrrent ccl tl,e± Arencittw;nt. to the Lane s.1!ie Llemant of the General Plan on which a public is hearing had Ixtert hrild January G, 1975, at which ti.nca ducinion was 6uf•3rrrd urstil the February J, 1575 r.4.:tstintl pundint; legal tactttlyuir, by t:ac City Attorriny. The mnowidiwnt involves propoc:e:d chinycts to the land unu de uignatiole it) f.i�rs Fzl,xnnin:l At-e a:i with:re -.i.t y goneral.ly rote rred to as t 1. Pl;.,r;r.inq PPfyVrV0 SOUth of. 1}tustln2 tsua Contral V ark - generally loc aterci we±eat of Cfothar:d :,trust. to Ule City tx,undary llnv, nvrth of C;,1rf.ir;ld Avenues to tht! Ifuntington Central Park. 1. t;�r_vc�raer►r±rst _center Old To at I�1��.tuzSt�yi��i,tslt - teeittarally locaLed tieiuth of Gar,'fiold Avonue to Atlanta Ave jojv, A' i taut, of Wldenwo! t. !Arekttt, to N3e%Ch J3uulvvttrd. �• 'Z't:*art-11r t �'lt+f_�!l .tl ' t�tl�t� ��t!t1(:I'(1�1y locilLod fi 1;1t11 Uf 11tl�fi /S1V�'i.l7tt to itir)hway tand (3ASt of 1�:Adffrlwe'rst ;;trvot to Pain S' l eett. 4. f:wtrrut, }ttri . hU)214etut u-Art�:3 loc.itod ,;tjitt.h A Heil AVL-tlale' Lo W<.arriv): Ate±truc and vent of. AI(j ;if4uf* $!.r['; t to tk)lta,r Chl...: :t..rrttt.. fl. ..fast r'l of 1303 1 bt.ulf.,vlatki/ t 43� c.l: itt ..�}. '�"a �! w l'i �e'? I '" C�7:' :',t.r L"'�f�. Oaf~�t1PaC:lt far.7:t 1�:�vt�rC.l t'1.1 T�!''fJ� 'tri^,'.,,,C..,, typ:i. a l:� `i•• 1p"..}! !.y.r� �.� t� !'i�'t"!:`s'.! i.!..! - !['.. fI-vid A.h_tt:.�r�. ':ta.r. I�1e;r,c'sirt4� f3-}2't:+tor• s.4t�tc:l t.�.c�t: !►� k:xll:w:�t` t.ia•�z �_ l.i:.. ,' i.t,},-. t'a .i.!_f.. :ai ,;i".;.; 'i"Ach Council ;Tly V. rjh t,:? .?l:ltai L..:i�'IS�.si.:Ie1t' r,. a�. s.lel*e Ta,,.= �. ?.'1:�'.•+:41 Cit.y 134.%P'.f �)�. �;:aX` 1.d.�:J 4 ' ii 1.f;,•:,E4 i;'�CIY;�. .1'yL:w.1.a.{.. .-;.i;'�,!a�. ��.t.ik lw'ti1.e`h e .i )P 4 Council Minute 13 75 ge / / ,4 Council and Planning Director reviewed the Townlot Planning Unit porhion of the vropossed amendment. On motion by Coen, Council. requested that the Planning Co=ission consider changing the,�de;sacription of the first block along Pacific Coast Highway from Toodnlot Specific ,elan to Commercial Multiple Family Residential, for report at the next reguia.r meeting. The :ration was passed by the following vote: AYES: Bartlett-., Giza s, Matney, Wieder, Duke, Coen Nl}ES: Nona ABSf NTi Shtpley COMKJNICATION - H B HUMAN RESOURCES CCJNCIL EK.MENCY FOOD AID e City Administrator informed Council that they had been provids:d with copies; of . consmunication from fir. Pat Dcwney, Chairman of the Huntington Bench Human Reso ces Council, requesting that: Council direct the staff to take immediate: steps exploring the use of governmental funds; to provide urgency food aid fr. cir_i - ns who are faced with diminishing lxbi lity to provide for the c r fL A UE needs due increasirq unen.ploynxmnt, inflation and reduced incomes. Tied Cit Administrato stated that it agreeable. with Council, fie would proceed with investigating ana to provide ouch a progrraan in tllc f,ity. CdMt�'.IINICA `IO:I CO DP OI{AldGF. LIL2UEFr 1C1R SUPPORT OF (EMS VRgGRAN �- APPROVED Irne City Administrator formed Cuur,ctl that tllc:y had bc:Pn provid with copies of a comrtwlicarion from County ffealLh Dopartm)nt, rcguasting tat Council support their request to tt State for fun:ls to cover coutu of tarchasing spe :ially egoiliped vehicles for Let, by bile intensive care uaramndir• .uatms, to expand and further ioplemant the present t_. nty�-wide Emergency Kt:dic, Services (EMS) program. A mtion was made by Councilman Dt that Crrinci.l su art the rr quest: made to the State by the. County of Orange for 'unC i to :ov(: costs of purcha::ing specially :,quWped w.-hicleu for use by r«!1i In int__. •rive rarr :raramedir� tvans. The notion w'as I}a7.:;od by Lhf, fol l.ovinq vat P. ; AYE Ss s Partl-tt, GJI)Iis:, :::ttl,C'�, Wia(ler, I), t. L:.-* 7t tF,ifi.i r None AbSf.NTs f,hip1q,,y P140110.1 1'I ION 'a FOLITICAt, I'l:l'�,si�i A(" Ok' VO4 _tlf ItTt' Tlee City A;iminisst.rator infornxad oiinril. thtlt t.ht!y !a`!c! fxsen rvvlrl.sd 'Ath F,-tartAtIf-11t. (rlfc�xa��atirarl Cxc�m the City C1�- .'t) laffic�; cars !hu fili7ly q t:t:!'aec�Jut:•1tt: rl:lttt:ivta t.c► 1`aC+ler,?!litxt) l g — lcalit.i.r.ral PY crrra Act. c',f l`- "l�}, ELELTION OF ORAtt.,i: t'QUIIT 'I'kht1SI f1IL+`1`Y.Ir�T` I>Ii�IiG"�t:�it.; Tx,.P, City Ar,s-iLtiatrct t' irlforul<?J t�r: a7;:ri1 t.he'sL zv.O.t?r1 wars tale n Irl 1110 Ut.' lqu C(Alraty I'.,6,'.ta'jun of .taoh 2?Llltpor'inr4 thc �3li��t? rt:r'c�11!', J@1,11t?r t.11,ltl t�lt.:;:t. t;71 tl u people Cir � t't3lratE'. f:e'!!!lt}' `i'Li1tt°r3.t" iJil;tt 1t talret.�t C2I,. I'V:i0.;Jl Q!4 ` N,'3'VC.sr C n rt'pol:t.fttl t.lat'li, h.." had , Prouf nt:, t-d of Trtl:lt.x'11 t. , t tir;a;3z on I.fy 1 i3I;":'rit.9 44,-! t.!'IE . 4 .` jAi.1E`"1 r-.,r" ttie* = ,'!;'a�}1°s, its* :t'L3>1c+f,;if;.! th--_ t '� o' , 1� , ... ' '��+;•s.tl±.��?ii }�``'�:- r.atr.4t�ittrti:.�'+.:'Z, t:Y: �_s�:'. .�•,;•>;A.'A.�`}� ✓.i', 1,'$ ��l t",+:.: .. . �.', _ - .: 0 Page #7 - Counci a - 2/3/75 ORDINANCES ADOPTED On by Bartlett, Council directed 'the Clark' to 'read Ordinance Nos. and 1966 by and waived further reading by the following vote: AYES: Shipley, Ha t, Gibbs, Matney, Duke, Coen NOES: None ABSENT: Wieder ORD NO 1964 - FIRST READING -• ZONE -30 "AN. ORDINANCE OF THE CITY O INGTON BEACH AMEND HUNTINGTON BEACH ORDI- NANCE CODE BY AMENDIN ON 9061 THERC'OF TO PF{OIME FO NGE CF ZONING ON REAL pRoPERTY ON THE NORTH SIDE OF WMMR ;,VENUE BLTf�iEE. DIATER LANE AND I' SCEPTRE NE CASE NO. 73--30) ." O 1966 - FIRST READING -- RENUMBERS ARTICLE NO 175 "AN 0P^=;:ANCE OF InIE CITY OF HUNTINGTON DEACY. AMM4DING THE HUNrINGTON BEACH ORDINANCE CODE BY RENUMBERING ARTICLE tip?. 175 THEREOF." ' AHaIDMENT TO THE LMM USE UMMENT OF THE GENERAL PLAN - PUBLIC HEARING SET 2 18 75 i The Clerk presented a transmittal from the Planning Commission submitting recom- m'ndations on the three study areas within the Amendment to the Phase I Land Use Element of the General Plan %4%ich had been referred to their body by Council for rezonsideration. A public nearing had been held on said amendment at the January 6, 1975 Council .mmeti.ng with decinion deferred to this date pending legal analysis by the City Attorney. The Amendment involves proposed changes to the land use dcnignation xn five planning areas :dthi.n the City generally referred to as: 1. Planning Reserve South of Huntington Central Park - generally located west of Gothard Street to the city boundary Tina, north of Garfield Avenue to &.e Huntington Central Park. 2. Government Centex/Old Town Planning Unit, - generally located south of Gar-- field Avenue to Atlanta Avenue, and cast of Goldenwest Street to Beach Boulevard. 7. 'I`a�rnlot Planning Unit -- generally located south of Palm Avenue, to Pacific: Coast Highway and past of G.oldenwest Street to nolsa Chica Street. A. Sunset Heights PIa•n iN Area -• generally located south of Hail Avenue to Warner Aver.ve and east of Algc.4iquin Street to Bolsa: Chica Street. 5. East of. Beach Boulevard%South ua of Ellis qrter Section - generally located east of Beach Boulevard to Newland Street and south of Ellis Avenue to Garfield Airenue. The Clerk informed Council that cam municationa regarding th© Townlot Manning Unit had been received from Mr. Leonard Wright and Mr. F. W. Kirkpatrick, Jr. The Planni.ny Director reported on .the Planning Ruserva South of Huntington Central Park. Co-wricilworra.n Gibbs requested tS.at the feasibility of Equestrian uses be •inventi.gated. Discusaion was held between tt' Co3�nril .►_:7d rho Planning Director. Mr. ?Ao ,Eberudo, repret:enting kr. John Thomas# owner aC six acres of. property in Area 1, addresned Council and started that W. Thomas bolieved the koperty should xCr,ain ronad f-r light industrial. use. � �3 - :'1• ..i.-"i: T'+f�+lT+� rl7'{1ys..sT4' -T t.1 •. Pagq. Is w Council Minutes 2 3/75 Mr. Bruce L. Greer, owner of property in Area 1, addressed Council and stated that he believed tha property should revAin in its present zoning. The City .Council. directed that the area shown as; medium density on the north and south side of Garfield Avenue east of Goldenwest Street be deleted from the proposed amendment. It was also determined that Area No. 1 - Flannin9 Reserve South of Huntington Central Ptirk - be modified to change a portion of the area that_ was designated as open space related .:ses to 0-2 and 0-4 residential dwelling units per acre and to "redesignato . the open space areas. That Area No. 2 -- Government Center/Old IV*m Planning Unit be modified to Government Center expansion and that the Townlot Planning Unit be modified to change the Specific Plan designation on that property fronting on Pacific Coast. Highway to an Ocean Front Coaxmercial/Residen- tial designation. '. The City Council directed that the )Wendment to the Land Use Element of the General Plan with the aforementioned changes recommended by Council he scheduled for public hearing on Tuesday, February 18, 1975. MMUNICATION - WEST ORANGE COUNTY WATER BOARD - DELETED FROM AGENDA The rk presented a communication from the West Orange County Water Board requesti authors tion from Each entity to explore the feasibility of selling Feeders M1 and �12 to a Municipal water District of Orange County. It,waa. daterrai d by Council that the commmunication from the West Orange C ty 'Water Board rely a to the feasibility of selling Feeders1 and2 to +� Municipal 'Water District of nge County be. deleted from the Agenda. PETITION SPRINGk1URST HOMES - RZFEi�D TO THE PLANNING COMM ION The - Clerk presented an info petition submitted by Lt. C onel A. R. Lamb, . listing approximately 84 homeow rs in the Springhurst T omes requesting the continuation and completion of th xixting block wall ich surrounds most of the area enclosing the Springhurst Comm ty to include a closure of the Gulf Lane and Kiner Avenue entrances. , I The Director of Public Works recommended th the matter be referred to the Planning 'Commission. " Mayor Coen directed that this matter referred. c Planning Commission for study and report, and requested the Department o Public Works inform represent- atives of the homeowners assoc'. on of the date the va r will appear before the j commission and to allow them i opportunity to discuss thi matter with the Deparr- ment of Public Works. I�G CtkMNICATION .. CITY FOUN`rAIN VALLEY -- CA 75-2� " The Clark Prose d a communication from Mayor George Scot, City of ntain Valley, stati opposition to the proposed mobile homes park south of S11 Avenue end west o ewland 6treet, adjacent to the Fountain Valley city limit list Counc Matney stated that he kould likes to appeal this mat.©r to Council and t, a- public hearing to allow the .City of Fountain Valley to present t.estimon the Matter. page 4 = Council Minutes -- 2/18/75 PUBLIC HEARING .. CODE AMENDMENT NO~74-6 - APPROVED - ORD NO 1967 - FIRST READING Mayor Coen announced that this was the day,and hour set for a public hearing on Code Amendment' No. 74-61 initiated by the Planning' Cor=ission, to implement certain changes to Article 979 the ."Off-Street Parking Ordinance. " The . changes include new requirements for 'the screening of parking areas, a 27 ft. turnJhg radius for commercial . isrid industrial parking aisles, new minimum number. of stall requirements for medical and dental offices, and Other .miscelluneous revisions. The City Clerk informed Council, that all legal requirements for publication and posting had been nx:t and that no communications or written protests to Code Amendment 74-6 had been received. t1a�ur Coen declared the hearing open. Mr. Everett Dodge, representing Huntington Executive Park, located in the vicinity of Beach Boulevard .and Edinger Avenue, addressed Council and stated opposition to a portion of the .proposed amendment. There being- no one further present to speak on the matter and there Ixeing no further protests filed, either oral or written, the hearing was closed by the Mayor. The City Clerk was directed to give Ordinance No. 1967 a first reading by title - "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH AMENDING THE. HUNTINGTON BEACH ORDI- HANCE CODE BY REPEALING SECTIONS 9792.1.1.10 9-792.1.2 AIM 9792.2.1, AND AMENDING _ DIAGRAMS 2JU+IBEFIED 9791 (d) AND. 979E(f) AND SECTIONS 3792.1, 9792.1.1, 9792.2.4, .9793.1 AND 9793.21 AND ADDING TIIERETO NEW DIAGRAMS NUDNERED 9791 (h) AND 9791 (1) &ND SECTIONS 9794 AND 9794.1 PERTAINING TO THE RkVUIR1V4E iTS FOR OFF-STREET PARKING." On motion by Gibbs, Council approved Code Amendment No. 74-6 and waived further reading of Ordinance No. 1967 by the following votes AYES: Bartlett, Gfbbn, Wieder, Coen NOES: None 'ABSENT; Shipley, Matney, Duke LIC HEARING _ AMENDMENT TO THE l AttD USE ELEMENT OF VIE GENERAL PLAN CONTINUED Ilayor C vuiounced that, this was the day and hour sot for the rehearing of E�xopout amcx nt to the Land Use Element of the General plan. Rehcazin Acessary due' to modificatx to the original amendment. The ameadr-ent �Lnd s uent modifi- Cations involve Chang to the land use designation in five planni areas within the City .generally re fe rr a ,s 1. Planni.nq Res South of Hunt ton Central. Pack - nerally located west of .-... .n Gothaxd Street to the City baru:da ne, nor Garfield Avenue to the Huntington Central Park. Thal modifica a original amendment involves a proposed change cn a portion of the - t was dnaignated as open space related uses to 0-2 and 0-4residen dwellin is per acre and redesignate$ the open space areas, 2. Governmwnt -Center/Old a lannin Unit, - generally located th of Garfield .,Avenue: to Atlanta Jhy �, and east of Goldenwest Street4 to Beach lovara. . , lamandcmieent t are design as Civic Center, and Civic Canter expansion in �.. �rI inal r + ib posed to be modified. to Government Canter expansion. Bag ##5 -- Council Minutes - 2/18/75 3. Townlot Planning Unit ». generally locate& south of Pala Avenue, to Pacific Coast Highway and east of Galdenwast Street to Main Street. A modification to the original amendment. is proposed which would modify the Specific Plan design- ation on that property fronting on Pacific Coast Highway to an Ocean Front Commercial/.Residential 'e:asignation. a 4. -Sset Heights Planning .zea - generally located south of Hail Avenue to Warner Avenue and east of Algonquin Street to Balsa Chica Streit, 5. East of Beach Boulevard/South of Ellis Quarter Section - generally located east of Beach Boulevard to Newland and south of Ellis Avenue to Garfield Avenue. Ilia City Clerk infor~aed Council that all legal requirements for publication and posting had been met, and that she had received a communication from Mr. F. W. Kirkpatrick, Jr. , regarding the Townlot Planning Unit. The Planning Director presented a resume' of the Planning Commission's reasons for recommending approval of said amendment. Mayor Coen declared the hearing open. Mr. Jerry Shea, representing the Land Use Committee of the Huntington Beach Chamber . of Circe, addressed Council regard.uig the proposed amendment, stating that he believed the designations relative to the amendment should be as general as possible. Mr. William E. Foster, representing the Huntington Beach Company, addressed Council and stated that. he believed the element should be general in nature and that the intended zoning ordinances should Lj established. Mrs. Francits Zohlman, 10302 Kukui Drive, City, addressed Council in opposition to the proposed amendment. Mr. David Diamond, 9521 Zion Circle, representing the Home; Council., addressed Council in favor of estate size zoning. Mr. Charles Vabra, addressed Council and stated that he di4 not believe estate size zoning was practical in .the area for which it has been proposed. mrs. Vivian ?'rye, . owner of property in the area, addressed Council and stated that she believed it was premature to change the designation in the Planning Reserve Area at this time. Councilman Shipley axrived at the Council meeting. Mr. William Landis, property owner in the area, addressed Council and stated he was opposed to the estate size zoning designation. Discussion was held by Council. There being no one further present to speak on Area 1, Planning Reserve south of Huntington Central Park, and thane being no further protests filed, either oral or written, . the hearing on Area 1 was closed by the Mayor. A srotion Has made by Counctlwoman F?isder to aaopr a-a residential dwelling units par acre; on the portion of �k�e Planning Reserve foutr� of Huntington Central k�auxk tht;4;.was dcaignatad as open upace related Uses, 1 k'age i16 -- Council Kinuues - .0/75 Council*h; .Shipley was informed by the City Attorney".that prior. to voting on the maitta.r, it would be advisable to listen to the portion of the public hearing at which h+e was not present. Councilman Shipley requested and was granted permission to abstain from voting on the m;attar. 77s: :mtion made by "Councilwoman Wieder failyd to prams by the following vote: AYES: ,.Wieder NMS.- . Bartlett, Gibbs, Coen ABSTAIr;: Shipley ABSENT Matney, .Duke Following di..scassion, a nation was made by Mayor Conan. to adopt the 02-04 residential dwelling W.ts per acre, as proposed, on the portion of the Planning Reserve South of Hw:tingto' n Central Park that was designated as open space related uses. The motion f'ail'ed to pass by tho following vote: AYESt Bartlett, Gibbs, Coen NOES: Wieder ABSTAIN: Shipley ABSENT: Matney, Duke Mayor Coen announced that a decision of they portion of the Amendment to the Land Use f Cen- tral of the General Plan designated as Planning Reserve South o fiur,tington e . tral Park would be deferred to the adjourned regular meeting of March 10, 1975, to afford Councilmen .Shipley, Matney and Duke an opportunity to listen to the tape of 'kne meeting. fr UF.ST 'TO ADDRESS COUNCIL - LLOYD CHARTON Mayo oen stated that Mr. Lloyd Charton, Attorney, representing several of the sthf f rs of the Huntington Beach Free Clinic, was present to address Co regarding tier relative to the Free Clinic. Mr. Lloyd Charto dressed Council relative to recent events which h transpired relative to the Fre Anic. Mayor Coen stated that lid believed t matter on Which Mr. Charton Was attemp to address Council was inappropriate d stated that he would terminate: further d ussion on the matter. unless a r of Council wished to overrule the chair, A motion was made by Councilwoman bs to hear a Pr ntation of five minutes duration by. Mr. The The motion was passe the fol ng vote: AYES.: Shipley, Bartlett, Gibbs, Wieder NceS: Coen hHSENT: 4atney, Duke Mr. Charton presented the positia of his clients rely to the composition of the Huntington Beach Free Clini a f. Councilwoman Wader stat that she had 'kaen Informed that the D for of the Orange Cotiinty Health Pl.wmin ncl.; had offered his service to help media the situation. ro lottLag ascus n it uAs deteiained that tar. Charton could meet with th i.ty A�Lainf attrator d .the Director. of,the Orange County Health. Planning Council d riaolu n of this matter. " 20; kSsynr'. !3oen called a recess of the. Council at 4t4o P.M. - Council Minutes -. 2 16 - .. gaga �7 75/ / RECONVENE The:-meeting was reconvened by the Mayor at 9:55 P.M. CONTXNLIATION OF HEARING - AM.Et4DME11T TO THE LAND USE ELEMENT OF THE GENERAL PLAN Mayor Coen announced that the public hearixig on Areas No. 2,3,4 and '5, . of the Amendment to the Land Use Element of the General Plan, held earlier in the evening, would be resumed at this time. 2. Government Ceafiter/Old Town Planning Unit - "generally located south of Garfield Avenue to Atlanta Avenue, and east of Goldenwest Street to Beach Boulevard. That area designated as Civic Center and Civic Center expansion in the original amendment is proposed to be modified to Government Center expansion. 3. Zownloott Planning Unit - generally located south of Palm Avenue, to Pacific Coast Highway and east of Goldenwest .Street to Main Street. A modificaticn to the original amendment is proposed which would modify the Specific Plan designation on that property fronting on Pacific Coast Highway to an Ocean Front Commercial/Residential designation. 4. Sunset Heights Planning Area -- generally located south of Heil. Avenue to Warner Avenue and east. of. Algonquin Street to Solsa Chica Street. 5. East of Beach Boueevard/South of Ellis Quarter section - generally located cast of Beach Boulevard to Newland tuiii south of Ellis Avenue to Garfield Avenue. Mr. Fred Culman, property owner in Area No. 2, addressed Council And requested that said area be. zoned either R2 or H-2. There being no one further to speak on Area No. 2 of the: proposed Land Use Ame..ncment, acid there being no further protests, either oral or written, the herring on Area No. 2 was closed by the Mayor. On ration by Gibbs, Council approved Area No. 2 -- Government Center/Old Town Planning Unit as contained in the proposed Amendment to the Land Use Element of the General Plan. The: motion was passed by the: following vote: AYES: Shipley, Bartlett, Gibbs, Wieder, Coen H)ES: None ASSENT: Matne:y, DL9.e Mr. F. W. lCirkpatrtcn, Jr. , 204 S. Wilbur Avenue, Covina, addressed Council regarding Area No. 3 and the direction which he believed the planning of this area should follow. There being no one further to spe6: on Area ho. 3 of the proposed Land Use Amendment, and there being no £uxthesr prote3sts a either oral or written, the hearing ;-.A Area No. .3-was closed by the Fxyor. On motion krf Gibbs, Council approved Arens No. 3 - Townlot Fanning Unit, as contained in the proposed Amendment to the Land Uno Element of they General Plan. The motion was passed krf the following vote s ,;. AYF;S: 5hipl,ey, Dartiett, Gibbs, Niader, Coen • N01+S: tioae - - d1i3bEliTs Ma►tney, , 1)uktiOO Page 18 .council Minuten - 28175 Mr.. William..01Brien addressed Council regarding. Area No. 4 and stated that he owned property in the area of Heil Avenue and Bolsa. Chica Street and presanted his recom- n+eiidations relative to :he planrtinq` and requested that him property be zons�l for . : commercial use. Mx. . Ken Rogers, real estate broker, addressed Council regarding Area No. 4 and stated that. he. supported commercial zoning in this area. 1 . . Wayne DiGaro addressed Council regarding the, portion of property discussed by Mr. Olnrien,' stating that he believed this area should be coo=ercially zoned. Discussion was held by Council on the matter. .i A motion was made by Councilwoman Wieder that Area Nc. 4 be referred to the Planning Co..3.9ion to consider the inclusion of a commercial zone at the corner of Heil and -Bolsa Chica Street. . Pursuant to the recommendation of the Planning DirccVor, Council directed this staff and Planning Commission to consider this corner for ctmercial use, in the Phase II amendment of the. General Plan which will be fortlicoming in approximately two months. Following discussion, the motion made by Councilwoman Wieder was withdrawn. There being no one further to speak on Area No. 4 of this proposed Land Use Amendment tend there being no further protests, either oral or written, the hearing on Area No. 4 was closed by the Mayor. I On motion by Gibbs, Council approved Area No. 4 -- Sunset Heights Planning Area as contained in the proposed Amendment to the Land Use Element of the General Plan. The :ration was passed by the following vote: AYES: ShiplQy, Bartlett, Gibbs, Wieder, Caen NOES:: None ABSENT: M,atiney, Duke There 1xing no one prevent to speak on Area No. 5 - East of Beach boulevard/South of Ellis Quarter. Section, and there being no protests filed, either oral or writtenf the hearing on Area No. 5 was closed by the Mayor. on motion by Gibbs, Council approved Area No. 5 - East of Beach boulevard/South of Ellis Quarter Section, as contained in the proposed Amendment to the Land Use Element of- the' General Plan. The motion was passed by the following vote: _AYES: Shipley, Barrtlett# Gibbs, Wieder, Coen NOES: gone ABSENT: Hatney, Duke Flavor Coen 'then dirrected that the adoption of Environmental Impact Report No. 74--13 and Resolution No. 4010 amending the General Plan of Land Use by .adopting an asaendwnt -to the Phase I Land Use Slemant, . be deferred to an adjourned regular meeting to be held.. karch 101 1975. PUBLIC HEARING - HOUSING & COMMUNITY DEVEIAPMENT }ACT OF 1974 CONTINUED 2,L24/75 Mayor .Coen. anno this was the day end hour sat for. �gL� aring to consider the presliss►ina.ry Co lopment tiouaiaiatanca Plan d t sect ndad programs under: r�unity Development Act of 1 ,� i' is . 'i _ •;1 Page H9 Council Minutes -- 3/10/75 � \11 'Gibbs Shipley, Bartlett, 2�kttney, Coen NonQ , Wieder, Duke 67 - ADOPTED AMENDS CODE - OFF-STREET PARKLNG REQUIREMENTS. r..... _._.,._,...._.-_ AN ORDni OF THE CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH AMENDING THE HUNTINGTON EACH ORDI- liAKL`E CODE. B PEALING, SECTIONS 9792.1 .1.1, 9792.1.2, AND 9792.2.1 AtJD ApIDING 'DLAGRAMS NUDE 9791 (d) ANU 9791 (f) AND SECTIONS 9792.11 9792: .l, 9792.2.4, . 9793.1 AND 9793. AND ADDING THERETO NEW DIAGRA14S NURBERED 979 ) AND 9791(1) AND SECTIONS 9794 AND 94.1 PERTAINING TO THE REQUIREMENTS FOR 0 -STREET PARK.LNG." ORDINANCES -- FIRST NG On motion by Bartlett, Cou it directed the City Cler to read Ordinance Nos. 1968, 1969, 1970 and 1971 itle and waived furth reading by the following vote: AYES: Shipley, Bartlett, Gibbs, :atney, Co NOES: None ABSENT: Wieder, Duke ORD HO 196$ - FIRST RE.RIDING - AMENDS f E ERTAINIiJG 1110 H B PLUMBING CODE "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITIL' OF HUNT TON BEAC dDING THE HUNTINGTON BEACH ORDINANCE CODE BY ADDING THERETO SECTION 6.1 PERTAINI? TO THE HUNTINGTON BEACH PLUMBING CODE." ORD NO 1969 - FIRST READI2 _ AMENDS CODE - BICYCLE ENSING "APJ ORDINANCE /CE17IN OF HU14TINGMN BEACH AMENDING 1 HUNTINGTON BEACH ORDINAME CODE BY AMENDIECTIONS 6701.6.1 ANC; 6701.11.1 RETO, ALL PERTAINING 'CO . BICYCLE LICENS OI2D NO 197a -- G -- ADDS NEW ARTICLE 361 - FARM LABOR PS ' I /1E E OF THE CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH AMENDING TIDE HUNTING LEACH ORDINANCE NG A NEW ARTICLE 361 WER£TO ENTITLED "FARM LAWR CAMPS." - FIRST READING - CALIF PUBLIC EMPLOYEES' RETIREMENT SYSTEM : . OF THE CITY OF HUNTINGiGN BEACH AUTHORIZING AN AM ND&u°NT TO T11E ONTRACTCITY COUNCIL O THE CITY OFHUNTINGTON BEACH AND BfJ1WD OF' ADMINIST ION ORNIA PUBLIC EMPLOYEES' RETIREMMiT SYSTEM." AMENDMENT TAD THE LAND USE ELEMENT tr TILE GENERAL PLAN - APPROVED - RES NO 4010 - ADOPTED . The City Clerk presented a proposed Amendment to the Land Use Element of the General Plan on which a public hearing had been hand at the February , 181 1975 ireeting.� Said plan involves changes to the land use denirmation in five planning areas with the City 'generatly referred to as: 1. planning Reserve South of Huntington Central Park -- generally located waist of Gothard Street to the City boundary line, north of Garfield Avenue to thts Huntington Central Park. The modification to the original amendment involvees, A proposed change on a portion of tho mroa that ws is a s open sptmc.� '`�';'�� ay related uena !:o U-2 and 0-4 residential, dwolling units per acre and ;.edesignatnn the ocean npace are..gs. 10 ,- Council Minutes - '3Jl0/ 5 Government CenterJOld Town_ Planning Unit - generally located south of Garfield 11v�enu ko Atlanta Avenue, and east of Goldenwest Street to Beach Boulevard. That area de'signate�d as Civic Center and Civic Centex- expansion. in the original amend 'meat •is prowsed to be modified to Government Center expansion. f' 3. TrTwn10t Planning Unit - generally located south. of PaLm Avenue, to Pacific Coast Highway• and east of Coldenwest Street to Main Sreet. A modification to the original 'amendment is proposed which would modify the Specific Plan designation on that property fronting on PCH to an Ocean Front. Cor=ercialJResidential designa- t,ion. 4. Sunset }1ei5hts Planning_ Area - generally located south of Heil Avenue to Warner Avenue and east of Algonquin Street 'to Bolsa Chica Street. 5. East of Beach Douleyard/South of Ellis 2uarter Section - generally loc.4ted ' ea l3each. Baulevard to Newland '"meet and south of Ellis Avenue to Garfield Avenue. 'Councilman Matney and Shipley stated that d,je to their absence during the public hearing on this matter, they had listened to the tape recording of the meeting. At the: request of Councilman 14atney, the Planning Director reviewed the land j boundaries within Area No. 1. On motion by Shipley, Council approved Area No. 1 Planning Reserve South of Hiuitingtas: Ciantral Park, as contained in the proposed Amendment to the .Land Use ' Element of the General Plan. The mat ion was passed by the following vote: AYES: .' Shipley, Bartlett, Gibbs, Coen NOEst Matney ABSENT: Wieder, Duke ' tnz motion by Shipley, Council adopted Environmental Impact Report 074-13 and , approved the Amendment to the Ladd Use Element of the General Plan by the following .vote t AYES: AYES: Shipley, Bartlett, Gibbs, Coen NOSS: Matney ABSENT: Wfeder, Duke .,.'. ,'The City Clerk was directed to read Resolut,Lon No. 401O by title - "A RESOLUTION OF. TtIR CITY .COUNCIL OF VIE CITY OF I(M INGTON 1'iMCH AMMIDxNG THE G121 RAI. PLAN OF LAID USE -BY ADOPTING All AMx:2QDHTaiT TO THE PHASE Z LAND USE ELEML't3T." .t7n. motion by , Shipley, Council waived further reading of Resolution No. 4010 by . the following voter 'AYES's- Shipley,. Bartlett, Gibbs, Matneye Conn AFi',"ENT: Wader, puke , rot, an, by SlApley, mncil adopted Resol�tien No. .401.0 by the following roll r�.it l l 'vote: +" AY'ESs Shipley, Bartlett, Gibbs, Conn ,'_•NOEM Matney,, 'AJBJI t Wieder, It�uka r.. antd Use Cats Grid r DENTlAL :;•. 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ROM: Planning Commission DATE: SEipteinber 81 . 1977 RE: ZONE CHANGE NO.' . 7 7-19 Ap l"icant: Initiated by Planning Department Location: Area "geherally located south of Huntington Ceantral Park, : north of Garfield Avenue, 'between Edwards Street. and Goldenwest Street Request; A change of zoning from Rt:--O, Residential Agricultural, combined with Oil Production, and RA-O-CD, Residential Agricultural, combined with ,Oil Production, Civic District to LU_O-CD, Limited Use combined with ail Production, Civic District. Planning Commission Action: (September 7 , 1977) ON . MOTION BY. SLATES ,AND SECOND- B;' .STERN . ZONE CHANGE NO. 77-19 WASr-' APPROVED. WITH THE FOLLOWING FINDINGS AND BY THE 'QLLOWING VOTE: ♦It, , 1. .. • .The :Pr rop used . interim . zoning will insure comp p comprehensive planning. .on the .properties, which is necessary in order t•o achieve ,long--range goals Y oals set forth b the Cit s General Plan. . 2. The 'proposed interim zoning will allow an opportunity ,to analyze the s.ites., for the most appropriate development based on the unusual size, .. shape, and orientation of the sites to public access. .:AXES: Stern, .Finley, Gibson,- Slates , Newman, Hoffman NOES: None. ABSENT: Shea Planning. Commission ' Recommendation: The Planning Commission recommends approval of Negative Declaratio,� ' No.. 77--101 and Zone Change No. 77-19 , a change of coning from ;t1�--0 "end and RA-0-CD to LU. O-CD. Summary ,-Analysis: of the Limited Use District is to be applied to an area for ,a temporary period Jor the. purpose 'of further planning and zoning or environmental `issues. : ,: i . Zo'rie Change 77-19 . Septeinber . 8; ,lei'/7 Page 2 The.• Planning Staff conicurs that the LU District will maintain and preserve .the general area in 'order to allow time for c6mprehensive planining 'of the subject properties and surrounding areas. Environmental Status: Zone Change No. 77 -19- was assessed for environmental impacts by Negative Declaration No. 77-101. Negative Declaration No. 77- lnl was posted in the office of the City Clerk on August 25, 1977 and as 'of September 6, 1977 .no co=ents had been received as a result: of this public posting. On Septeinber 7, .1977 the Planning Commission approved Negative Declara- ticin No. 77--101 by the following vote: ON MOTION BY SLATES AND SECOND BY STERN NEGATIVE DECLARATION NO. 77--101 WAS APPROVED BY THE FOLLOWING VOTE: AYES: Stern, Finley, Gibson, Slates, Newman, Hoffman NOES: None ABSENT: Shea Supportinq Information: J. Ordinance .2. . Area Map 3» Staff Report 4. . ,Negative Declaration No. 77-101 Respectfully submitted, CIA 'A V`-' Edward "D. Selich Secretary EDS:SM-B:df 'Attachments 77 i _C titiif .:+ ;;;ti+", i �__-_�._._�:'•.� � ���_� �.._- �:�.: ,r•;t.'i ?; jM't i(ii�i' ;?.i:i�i 1tl;;t,1; •:��,'.t�� lt+� .....� ���:...:"'—:^., .. -_.—� ' t j i 4fi�ijl�Its i;st:l1:3! � a;< t•t'�!!'h�'13ti. ! f �i'T t-CJ1,..._:_ . � , .. 1 •I41� i � S � 1 � � '� ` RA-0 r• �� i —�..�--��—=-- ill - � LLJ ZONE CHANGE NO. 77-19 J. R4-0-CD and RA-0 to LU-O-CD HUNTINGTON BEACH �'i.ANXI[We DEFT. S untie is b t &nning department. . :TO'. Planning .Commission FROM: .. Plan.nny Department . VATE:. September 7, 1977 ZONE CHANGE NO. 77-19 .,APPLICANT: Initiated by Planning Dept. DATE FILED: ?August 15 , 1977. MANDATORY PROCESSING 'LOCATION: Area generally located south DATE: October 20 1977 of Central ark, north of Garfield between Edwards and ZOIIE: RA-0-CD a nd RA-0 Goldenwest GENERAL PLAN : Estate REST: RA-0-CD and RA-O to LU--O--CD'* Residential LU-0 1. 0 GENERAL INFORMATION: Zone Change No. . 77-19 has been initiated by c.hP Planning Department order to safeguard against development from occurring on the numerous Small lots in the general area between Goldenwest Street and Edwards Street, both ' nprth and south of Ellis Avenue . The proposes: change is from RA-O , Residential Agricultural combined with Oil Production and . ' RA�-0--CD; Residential ,Agricultural, combined with Oil, Production, Civic District to LU-0--CD, Limited Use combined with Oil Production, Civic District. ' . 0 ENVIRONMENTAL STATUS: Purauant to the environmental regulations in effect at this time, the ' -Planning Department posted Negative Declaration No. 77.-.101 for ten 'days in the office of t�5e City Clerk. : The posting period will run between August 25, 1977 and September 6 , 1977 . Anv comments . 'received either written or oral will be transmitted to thu Commission .on or, before September 7, 1977 . . The Department has drafted Negative. -Declaratiun No. 77-101 which is attached herewith for the Planning Commission' s review as required by Section 15093 (c) (4) of . the State -guidelines of the California Environmental Quality Act.' 'The initial study.. information is attached to the Negative ;Declaration as .'documentation Ii support of the findings., i,agc -Two • 'LC 77-19 The Planning P-6partment recommendations to mitigate the :--' �zccumulatIve effect of successive developments of similar nature i.n this general vicinity are attached and will become conditions of ;ipproV it at what time development occurs. Prior. to action on this zone change , it is necessary for the Planning Commission to review, receive comments on, and adopt Negative Declaration No. . 77-.101 . The public posting notice on Negative Declaration No. . 77- 101 in conjunction with Zone Change 77-19 was published on August 25 , 1977 in the Huntington Beach News. 3 . 0 SURROUNDING LAND USE AND ZONING: The subject properties are located within the general area bordered by Gothard Avenue on the south , Edwards Street on the west, Huntington Central Park on the north, and Goldenwest Street on the east. This entire area is zoned with a base district of RAI Residential Agricultural. . Suffixes that have been added to the base district include O, Oil Production and CD, Civic District. For the most part, the area is vacant of development. Spotted through-- out the area is some oil production and related oil production uses . In addition to these uses , several horse stables have been approved and developed in the general area . 4 . 0 ANALYSIS : The subject sites, consisting of 40 acres , are comprised of numerous small lots. The average lot within the seven (7) subdivisions is. ap- proximately 25 ft. x 112 ft. Each of the subdivisions contains ap- proximately 60 such lots and were recorded prior to August 17 , 1966 . Even though the RA District requires minimum lot size of one acre , exceptions are permitted by the Ordinance for any size lot created prior to August 17 , 1966 . Therefore , it is possible that residential develop- ment could take place on any of these small. lots . The Planning Department has received numerous inquiries regarding development of these lots . Furthermore, with the decrease in the amount of buildable land remaining in the City , these small lot subdivisions are becoming more desirable for construction. The' land Use Element of the General Plan designates the general area . for Estate ( large lot) Development. Allowing the development of the small • lets at this time would create an adverse effect on future development of the general area. The intent of the Limited Use District is to be applied to an area for a temporary period for the purpose of further planning and for zoning or Environment issues . Lard in a LU District shall not be subdivided for residential, commercial, or industrial purposes until it is rezoned . Thp . staff concurs that the LU District will maintain and preserve the t� nt.-.r, are;a in order to allow time for comprehensive planning of the r+�" subject properties and surrounding areas . f l�ayr: .'I'hrev. RECOMMENDATION: Thc'.'staff recommends , approval of Zone Chance No. 77-19 based on , the Lol lowing t i n'dih s i FINDINGS ] : c . proposed i.nteri.m zoning. will insure comprehensive planning. on 'Lhc propertie , which is necessary .in order to achieve long range :godl.q set forth by the City ' - General Plan . 2.. The 'pzoposed i'nt:er m zoning will cillow an opportunity to. analyze the sites for • the most appropriate development based on the unusual size, shape and orientation of sites to public access . { SMB :gc Attachment *. Area Neap Ordinance Negative Declaration No. 77-101 NEGATIVE DZCLARATION NOTICE OF DETERMINATION • 1, Planning Department REF: , Negative Declaration No. 77-101 " " applicant Date Posted Au ust 25 ._ 1922 2 . Clerk of the Board" EIR No. P..O. Box 687 Public Hearing Date: Santa Ana, CA 92702 Application/Permit No.ZC 77-19 Notice is hereby given that the City of Huntington Beach . City"Council - on [] approved t:hero-� (Discret onary Body) (Date) disap proved ject as. herein described and located: Project Description : Proposed change of zone from RA-O, Residential Agricultural combined with M ProducEl6n , and -t, , ResiElenElaiL -" U 1 Q_ Zfl ' subdivisions Pro ect Location/Address : Small Lot subdivisions generally located north of G7arfi.eld Avenue, fast of Edwards SEFeet , sou i of FlunEingEon —Ca at• r,y1 Park. and uLa ycst. and that the City, as the Lead Agency, finds that the project �] will "not will have a significant (substantial adverse) effect on :he environment. . l+.n initial study was conducted by the City of Huntington Beach. The study consisted of a review of the application submitted by the project sponsor and is supported by .adequate scientific and factual..data to support the finding. The application was posted in the Office of the City Clerk for public and privy+:e review and comment. An• Environmental. Impact Report has not been prepared for this project. An Envircnmental. impact Report has been prepared and adopted for this project. The , form and content of that environmental docu- ment was prepared pursuant: to the California Environmental Quality Act (et seq) . MOTE: A copy of all information in support of the application and of all subsequent discretionary proceedings may be reviewed in the 'Department of Environmental Resources , City of Huntington Beach, P.O. Box 190, Huntington Beach, California, 92648 . t Department of the City filing notice: Department of Environmental Resources: Secretary . of the D i..on-Making • Body Date . cc; I nvizonmc-:nta* I Council PRELIMINARY ENVIRONMENTAL DESCRIPTION INITIAL STUDY Fee - $75.60 . .'''CITY 'OF iIUNTINGTON BEACH - Planning Department 7AJJ�)I.lcant/Authorized Agent FOR CITY USE ONLY "h.a.: E3nx 190 , liuntington: Beach, CA 92648 Mailiny Address Project Number ND 77-101 (7.14) : ;36--5271 Dept. a Origin; Telaphont3 i Planning. Other Application Property Owner or Permit"Numbers Mailing Address/Telephone ZC 77-19 NOTE: Not all projects require the preparation of an environ- mmit:al im}inct report (FIR) . To assist the Department of Erivironmcnt�al Resnurc:es .in making this determination, the ralle1winct information must be supplied. lidd addi- :.tional information if }pertinent. ach Plot Plan and submit photographs of subjectl.0 t o'ect. I t rmaLion: (Please Att Property) 1. 1 -Nature of Project: Give a complete, description of the proposed Project:. Zone Change 77-19, is a proposed change of zoning from RA--O, Residential-. Agricultural combined with Oil Production , and 'RA-0-CD, Residential-Agricultural combined'twith Oil . Production, Civic District, . to LU-O--CD, Limited Use combined : with Oil Production,, Civic District , on the small lot subdivisions generally located north of Garfield Avenue, east of Edwards Street, south of Huntington .Central Park, and west of Goldenwest Street. a. if the project is commercial or industrial, give a complete description of activities. N/A b. if the project is. residential, indicate nLmber, types, and size of 'units : and associated facilit:ics. r:. Iji nt: a.l.I types of building materials to be used for all ntruct:ures in the 4)ro ject. No - proposed construction, at this time. ::. Whet aire the objectives of the project? The LU . District will maintain and preserve the general area in order .to allow time for comprehensive .planning of the subject -properties and surrounding areas . ` l. 3 Location of .project: (Address, nearest. street intersections) See. general location under Nature of Project (1. 1) 1.4 Legal Description: See attached legal I.ot: Ulock: Tract: Section: Township: Range: A:;sessor's Marcel No. 1.5 Project land area (acres) : 40 acres 1 .6 coneral relationships of the project to surrounding properties: (Yrifnrnation r�vailable in Planning Department on District Dkaps) LAND USE ELEMENT USE BONING GENERAL PLAN I Vacant RA-0 Estate Developine t Present 1--O-CD ` Proposed „, Ser, S cYA54 Ft A LU-U-CD C. ' for permitted uses Surrounding north Vacant RA-O--CJ Surrounding so):th Vacant RA-0-CD 5uxr6unding east Vacant ' RA-0--CD Surrounding Surrounding Nest Vacant RA-0-CD a �� MOTE': .. rF property is vacant at this time, has said -property beer) used for agriculture in the Fast five years? -2 1.7' lalst other p►tbtic agencies having jurisdiction by law in approval, authoriza-- tion, certification or issuance of a permit. for this project: (J i?.C. ,*,anil.ation District C1 Calif. Regional Water M City Council ❑'d.C. F toed CoIntra.1 Dist. Quality Control tad. dN Planning Commission. O'O.C.= Air Pollutidn Control 0 Local Agency Formation ❑ Board of Zoning Adjustments nfr* girt Commission ❑ Design Review Hoard p"Calif. Coastal Zone Con- Q State Division of ❑ Other: see' vaition' Commission Highways ❑ Corps of Engineers o 1.B What will be the: maximum occupaticy of all. structures proposed within this project? N/A (rf commercial or industrial usage, indicate occupancy in terms of employees and customers. ) . 1.9 Traffic: a. Indicate the present traffic volume: on arterials and added trips per day . . from the project. fTraffic volumes 'only Garfield Ave. 1900 T. P . D . ; Goldenwest St. I6,200 T.P.D. ; Edwards St . 3500 T .Y.D. I� b. Indicate points of egress and ingress to the project, c. What is exxrting Speed limit at the project location? 45 mph d. What is the estimated vehicle miles traveled (VMT) generated by the project? N/A e. If there is a source of data used to answer traffic questions above, Please indicate. Department of Public Works 1.10 What .is the percent `(%) ' coverage proposed by the project for: a. Building N/A b. Paving c. Cxisting landscaping. d. New landscaping 1. 11. Describe the of£street parking .(location, type, and number of .spaces) to be provided' for the prajc:ct. i N/A -3- 2.0 1 i::t:igU Xn v i ronmrn La.1 setting of Proposed Proiecti Uar;cribe the following existinq environmental conditions: 2.1 i-znd form (topography and soils) a. Soil type „ Ramona fine sandy loam, Ramona loam, Antioch clay adobe b. Topography Flat and 10--20 percent slope 2.2 Rcrlative location matrix: CHARACTERISTIC DISTANCE Located between the north branch Nearest Cault Line and nolsa--Fairview faults Nearest bluff 1/4 mile east of bluffline Natural flood plain 1/4 mile east of flood plain Flood channel 1 mile South of Slater Channel share line 1 1/2 miles north of Shoreline 2. 3 c)bject::, of historic, aesthetic, or archaeological significance on subject property- Archaeological site No. 82 is located within the general area. i 2. 4 1 f t:hv. project: is commercial, industrial , or residential, what is the roadway distance in miles from project to the nearest: a. Shopping center N/A 1). freeway exit c;. L!lementary school d. Public library 3.0 i.nyironrnental Impact: of the Proposed Project: 3. 1 Natural resources: a.. Does any wildlife use the project area for a place to feed, nest, or rest: during a given saa,an? No . if so, please list: +A- b. will. any of this wildlife be displaced `or affected, by the proposed Project?, if, so, ' how? I,,1/A C. IX)c, any. portion cif tho project abut or encroach on beaches, estunriten, bay9 tidelands,, or inland water areas? No If so, describe: Describe how the project will affect any body of water. No effect d. Indicate the loCclt2Qtl and aXG'r1 (in acres or square fact) and type of plant life to be removed as it result of the project. Include numl)or, type, and size of trees to be removed. No plant Ii�e ,to be removed R C. Biots. matrix: TYPE EXTENT Flora Local weed varieties i ' I rauna None it. 2 Land form: IEI is the property presently graded? No b. Wilat: ie: the range and direction of slope of subject property us it now exists? c. flow muo;, grading its proposed? _None _...._ . (Gross cubic yards) d. flaw much lend is t.a be graded? None (Acres) r_. What will be the maximum height, and aradc of cut or :fill after grading, is completed? N/A t . I lha rurroundii.9 area graded? iIo if no, flow will it' .t>`ftect . �: t,ubject prol�tr t y? 3.2 Land Form (cont.j g.; nuring construction of the Project, what efforts are being taken to min- er i o siltation of the property? .imize erosion r t p p ty? N/A .3�3 Ur. in, rind flood control: . . Mease dcscribn 'specifically the volume of drainage .:and haw it will be acco=toda ted N/A b, To 'what extent will the project be located within a flood hazard area? Please describe . (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers standard Pro-; ,ct Flood.) The subject area is not located within a flood hazard area 3.4 ' Ait Quality: j .x. if project is industrial, describe and list air pollution sources and quantity and types of pollutants emitted as a result of the project. 1d/A . b. List any A'.r Pollution Control District equipment required, . jN/A c. If project is highway in;grovements, list existing and estimated traffic projection for 10 years in future. N/A 3.5 Noise: a. Describe any adjacent offsite noise sources (i.e. , airport=, industry, freeways) . None . b. What noise will he produced by the project? If available, please give . noise levels in 'decibel measurement ,,Wid typical time distribution when noise will be produced. N/A c. How will noise produced by project compare with existing noise levels? No . exiv tAng noise and no new noise sources a: If' project will not rep;ui.re installation or..xcplacement of new water mains, check here X 'and omit' sections b' through f. ` b. -Attach. a map showing the project, size and location of lines. C. If. new. water mains are to be constructed, indicate length and size {diameter) of new mains: Length 'Sire `d. What is" the area in acres and the population* to be served by the ne,. mains? . is Indicate the approximate service arc.: -)n a map. e. if new mains are replacing existing mains, give length and size of ex- isting mal.ns: Length ' Size � a - , f., Please est�.mrzte _he flatly volume. in gallons required to serve the.projec..h. 3.7 :Sewer: a. if project will not require installation or replacement of new. sewer pains, check here X and omit sections b and c. b. Attach a male allowing the project, si_>.e and location of lines. c. Wscuss the capacity required for the project and how this relates to existing effluent volumes wi chin the system. I t 3.8. Utility. Lines: a. Indicate length and type of new offs;to transmission and `distribution - facilities required to serve project. b. Igo any overhet,d electrical facilities require relocation? If ao, please describes facilities. � c: W 'existing limes have -to be increased in murin?r or size for project? . If so, please -describe how. 3,9. I ducation: vor ret:.idential projcc':u, noto primciry and secondary school districts: Primary: Secondary 3.10 Population Dispi acement: a. Will any residential occupants be displaced by the project activitia!,? No If not, do not answer question (b) . b. What is the total number of residents to be displaced? 3.11 Demolition: a. Will any improvements he demolished or removed by the project? No Tf* so, answer questions b through d. b. Describe briefly the type of buildings or improvements to be demolished by the project. c. , List approximate volume of exhorted material . d. lildicate the location and the distance to the site where exported inaterL.'I . will be: d=ped. 4.0 Miti.gat inu Mca5ure:s: 4. 1 Are there: measures included in the project which may conserve resources (Glectrici:.y, gas, water or wildlife) ? Please describe. ' i upt 4.2 Uou ritae facilities designed into the project that are proposed to minimize • erosion or siltation control on subject property. NSA 4. 3 Describe Lypes� of building seater al and/or construction methods for the . ,. project that are designed to minimize the effects caused by .flooding, if pro- ject. is located within flood hazard area. N/A AA : Briefly describe what efforts are being proposed to minimize the short'-term impacts caused by construction. ' N/A 0.riba MCMSure roposed in the* design of the p R. ect to reduce noise Tollution to persons occupying project N/A 4.6 Describe measures proposed in the design of the lit eject to reduce noise pollution to persons outside of the project which is caused by noise gener- ated by.the ,project. N/A 4.7 Oc:.cril hew the design of the project (architectural treatmeat and land-- sc.Bing) has been copidinated with design or the existing con=unity to minimize visual effect. N/A 4.0 tacscribe. mcanures 'o.r facilities designed into the project to facilitate re-- sourcc recovery. N/A, 5'.0 Are there alternatives to the project which may xesult in a lesser adverse enviromAental eM-ct? No Please explain all project al ternatives. The, proposed change of zoning . to LU District will prevent the small lot subdivisions from being developed. No .residential., commercial , or industrial development can take place until the. area is rezoned. tiaKcby ,certi[y than the information herein is true and accurate, to the best of. my, •knowZec3gt:. • at Au ust 24 , 1977 S f cl a.t. Date Filed Shvoy M. De'ilaviar Ast iat:arit: Planner 'r_ Ht;vt 0/.7.1 ..g.. -.. � !_r`rt Imo'A.•r i /.• III t.� Publish �-1s-77 v os tcaerdaa7 WYTICB 4p rUBLIC NWING ZONE CASE 77-19 t 'GATIVE DECId1MTION 77-101' wwuwrw tMICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public hoaxing '4111 be hold by the , Ci.ey CouncIF1 of tIm City of' RmtLn$ton Baeach, irs this Council Chamber of the Civic Center, Hunting tin ftachq at the hour of 7-:30 P.M. , or soon thereafter, as pwsslbla�, , ort A011D Y the 3rd day of OCTOBER , -1977 for the 'purpose of cost$idaari ng zone Cage tie. 7'1-19, initiated by the Planning Department, on property generally located north and south of Ellia .Avanum and west of Goldenvest Street,fr= RA-O-CD '(Rasidential Agricultural combined with oil production - Civic District:) and RA.-0 (Residentwal Agricultural District combined with o'cl production to LV-O--CD (Limited Use combined with oil production - Civic District) . I-Ile Planning Commission will also be ..considering the granting of Vegat.ive Doclara►tion No. 77-101, Which In a finding that the proposed project will not have a sinnificant adv-arse affect upon th© environment. A l�r�l description a is on file in the Plannin Department Office. �' � $ P z All : InUrextsd peraom 'sre lnvi►t4d ttQ arsfi d da d .firtarir+g 'imd exprese thou oplas io for ..or: agiilAr�t said .wc 1ru ther; It fa>r�wrt .on . . obta OW �r+ca�':! .r 1{. • �. .. t t '' ij�•'.(,_f ".1 r.c: c ? r.• a: -, r , Cuu. CIO tj■, ._ �flr � • � ; . : :�"!►: ioia �i.� ti�rs�Creorth x I NOTICE '10 CLM TO SCHEDULE PUBLIC IMMMG TOs CITY CLERIC'S OFFICE DATE= I PLEASE SCHEDULE A PUBLIC HF.AKNG USING THE ATTACKED LEGAL NOTICE FOR THE DAY or _[��-1-�p�LL. . 1977 . I AP's are attached AP' s will follow No AP's Initiated by: Planning Comad.seion .� Planning Department Other Adoption of Environmental Status YES NO • t nr z= (nsE ta0. 77-19 AF'PL MM XnitiatrA by PSanntng Departwant 1 U-1Q1�01 g c ll(-�161 02 9C 110-181--03,06 gc Clyde Tinge JAMS if. mliitzoc City of Hmtingbon Bch 16252 Axil..t ock Lwe 15638 Starbuck St. Dept. of Public I*x k-a 1runUrk4t= Bwch, Calif.92647 Uhitti er, Calif. 90603 13.0•-181-04 g^ 31.0-3.81 05 ge 1LO--181 Ur gc Charles P. mayxnzie M-blvin F. Keller 1i C Burbon P.O. Fox 477 4534 SW Heaett l3 -ml. 790 E 5th South Sire City, Calif. 92381 Portlard 1, Grogan 97221 Bountiful, Ut&h 84010 110--1 81 08 gc 11(?--181 10 gc i0mimtta. C. mil3s C J MINI Helen 11oli xs El zabeLh C. T=oan 3502 Don CarIcs Dr. :Myra B. Hendrick 551 Galaxy. 1. , Wf .f. 92008 6108 Cliff Dr. V.is,ra, Calif. 92083 Paradise, Cali.-f. 95969 110-181.11. gc 110-181--12 gc 310-182-01 � c Oairch, Zion E rmttvarw UAC Thetrbr+e Nonren Ci!.y of itunt:ingto n rx.mch 11 goni.a, Kans. 67004 451 1 xutt Dr. Dept. of Public Wirks Tze Angeles;, Calif. 90048 I 110-162-02 9 110-182-•03 gc 110-182•-05 ge CpmVe Cwibnr Avery C. Eaton Bcmie J. Router 310 '33ra St... 17524u Santa Paula Cis-. 9393 Sie=a Mar Dr. tJkm-Tot Dcuch, Calif. 92660 Fow-,tai.n Valley, Ca. 92708 Tray Angeles, Calif. 90069 Llt}-182-dg gc 1.1.I-••182-08 gc 110-182•-10 gc Jams; D. Plunkett Clarwxe J li *ins Joan W. Il rr:ll 31 ..32 HUnting I1crn Dr Briant F Mwklm 1348 Circle Way l `Santa Ana, Calif. 92705 374 Sbvxrs Ave. Salt Take City, Utart 84103 Amricim Forcic, Utah 84003 1.1.0-182-11 Cr- 11.0--182-72 yC L10•-183-02 g W��ldo E. Bmi- Eway v w Gimex Miltm lI Marty Fidel W. sign - 1421 N Jams St. 272 S lb)Xord Dr. 416 W Las PaIr-F-1s Dr. Ana r-#rct, CkUf. 92.805 I3a%merly Tiil.l.s, Ca. 90212 E F'iLi lertJan, Calif. 92633 1'10-181-03. 9C 3.10••183-A6 9C 1.10-183--07 gc t�r,1x� 11 Waaaan . Pc A; W. WAr Avery C. I�nt��r� 23636 24 S. `Kathy Lam 1752.1 Santa Paula CAr. Si**cl�r � St., ,ir►a Mque.1., Cat3jf 91677 Santa A p C�1.if. 92704 fb�untrtian Va11�f, Calif. 927rJ8 ;� 13.t>~163�•l0 gc 1.10»183�1" gc 110--183•-lq c}a [ .1�c i r4izrc A aa3rania Klein '7ames R. mvig . 212 a. :-: mcf'ord or. 24921 MjirlwAs Lt1.vd. , �ioe 1�� 226U Park t��i�cxrt Dr. �103 Orly H 111 , .t a, gt1212.. zI Toro C". 92630 t xart Hea�rN'�, �zlif. 926 6D . , s 116483-20: . gC 14060 Mmpmmn P'3. Rive' raldo, C1+ .92306 f..f ... -,.:•Z..-r.S..+�y,: {1Z'•Yv1'•'t. .Wrrs....r.r .. >^...., . _. _. .. ...: - - ilk PAC 77--is coat. 110-Ifl?-23 gc 110-184=01 gc UO-184-03 cic ,`vhr' e3.ix� II W C,entry Clyde Bemp Milton Ii. Maxus 570. Merwocil Dr. - 16252 Woodstock Ln 272 S. I � Dr. ft to Paxk, C aWr 94025 lhant:.'angt-on Seach, Calif. 92647 newrly Billss. Ca. 90212 j I10-184-0S go 110-184-07 gc 110-184-09 gc Joseph M. Shama Etrjav H lamer Maily V VI Giomr 9 .N. Di&llel St. Title Ins. & TR Co. 421 N. Ja nca St. IMI-PAm, Calif. 92805 TR #03--16820/91022.7 Vim, Calif. 92605 433 S. Spring St. Loa Angeles, Cal If 90054 110�-1 4-1 S gc 110-184--1.2 gc 11.0-10�€--13 yc chart Kl W a p� v�, Vmmn A. Parker Richard V. Cobra 8212,camwto Maritimo 17802 Crustmoor Larw 400 Oown Frrrtt: IA Jo'ti' : Nuf. 92037 llua* ngtaon Beach, Q-Xif. 92649 Stme t. Peach, Calif. 90742 I � .' O-184-16 gc UO-184--17 9C UO-164-1.8 9C Mliam B. Fd.autaW Charlau P. Barrett: 1!lyxm waars't Sec ,. Arixcria 86336 Betty t#.t2uf.l.Len 23636 Si*M Day St:. 2630 Fnstwxd Blvd. IAgun3 Niguel, Calif. 92677 I43 ;u)gaIes, Calif'. 90064 11.0-184-19 go 110-184r-20 gc 11(}-184--21 c3c Jams D. Plunkett me MV421ard Clare Hardy 11232 Hunting limn Dr. 564 N. Pcplar St. Gilbert W. Will turns Santa Aw j Calif. 92705 Many, Calif. 95336 409 B St. Saba La)w City, Utah 94103 110-184-23 9C 110-285-01 tic 110-185--02 gc Clyde L. Berrge Max Lar&An, Milton Maxow 16252 1 bodutodt lam I3= 942 272 S. acncfr W Dr. thmt:.fngtm Beach, Calif. 92647 G]obet Atl.•rzmi 95501 Imerly Itillso Ca. 9021.2 110-185-03 ya 110-105-06 gc 110-185-09 gc James D. Plimkehm Ray Cartwright Ht s. Frank AnmtxnV 1..1232 Ihmang Man Dr. 1800 spu gem St. tire. G A Thorpe � Santa Anna, Calif. 92705 S wta Arta. Calif. 92706 814 PortolA Ave. Glcamiale 6, Calif. §1206 � c;c L10-1Et5-�Li. gc 11Qw1.E�r-14 9C �. i « A.Zl er �oF}cq. G'raae Dalany A J Owd S [1ra� G vd. Mictznel. D. ix uRy Mrs. Viva 11 Paar P , Cali 91104 631 E. Orange Grow Ave. 191 I trd At�et. SieTM ftke, Calif. 91024 Ibc& i'.le Park, N. J. 07662 U0-185-1U g►c. ,l l{? 185-17 �1cr 11.0-18a-1$ r,}c C .gie cantor t ltt fiaru�tei Hattlei.A. C xxrax�t -310 3:� s�« 401 C I&ViUM Ava. Mitdmil,, later Ma :;t .I *t' Call 926fo , ft, nt��elhc►►, Calif. 90540 I3eoc 2428 Msachr Rt. 'Xilm S acinga t AR.x. 86441 11CK 5-20 , ' c,*: 110-185-10 110-184-10 fi�lRl t Boy d D. Glazier Charles B Mtabiill 1395 E. Oran a drove` Blvd ' A. L: � K 8212 Uutl.nf.tu Yatcititao ' Penndcna, CA 91104 la Jolle,' Calif 92037 .! P`':1r' .ay..w..y�n.IM.•. ••+/I�Ii'1r�.M�'1 _ f\�4�-y..f'.-; —� .._ _-_ -- ..,......_ ... +w..`w•w'+�'".Tw�—.—�++•.-.. ..^ 110--185--�270 r gc LI --1/8'�,5�-221.�' go �1�j10-.t1055-�2+2 go Stephan i' • Gallaher.�. U� Gustafson w.�1..1 ian G. suman A. E. Aniold 5161 Pie Br. 17281 Beacb Blvd. -P.O: Doc;. 370 thmtirigt an Beach, Calif. 92649 Huntbxft m Beach, Cal-if.. 92647 Cypress, Calif. 90630 i 110-185-23 gc 110-186-02 roc 110-186-03 gc Philip K. Fitzgarald James G. 13mvim Donald L. Knudtecin 7941--C Rmiald Dd Richard T. Leaver 408 12th Street ltmtingtm Bwdi, Calif. 92647 9393 Sierra Mar Dr. Imtington Be<, ea. 92648 Ijw Angeles, Cal:U:. 90069 110-1.86-07 g 110-186-08 gc L1.OW186--09 go Mar Poyyak C T Reynolds J A ichnwn 9757 2bucan Cii:. Katharim J. Ieymld3 3079 KiMen Law Fo mtain Valley, Ca. 92708 2235 Mi.l.la�ort: Hwy Alm, Calif. 91001 Cetxvi.11e, N. Y. 14068 110-1.86-1.0 go 11.0-186-11 qc 110-1.86•-12 go Lester K. Laytcn C je W. Baintar Yvette Lawrence 1261 San Julien P1. Carl Ca*ford Carl Oakfc xd PO Box 2551 Lake San MWaraus, Calif. 92069 1845 GoldesL @kst St. PO box 2551 1845 Golden West St. PO SCa: 2551 li<antingirki Peadi, Calif. 92647 Hjtlrsgtm Bead, Calif. 92647 114-166-13 gC 110-186-14 ►.lc UO-186-13 go Marvin P. Adler 5--XMnn Ha lass Julian I. Itatlu%ay 8906 IUrner Ave. UUT-ai.r. Hamra- P.O_ Wix 2124 Ebuntain Va-Uoy Ca. 92708 5655 116tti Pl Sly Santa Fb Spx'*1s, Calif. 90670 r . Bellcvzw, W%-�uuhington 98004 310-18G--16 yc 110-185-18 ga go Atic* E. }iugYa Hilda if. Clayam Ridolph C. bWming 209 5. 13th St. 1622 Laarc St. 6781 Lw relhurat: Dr. Safit La)w Chef, Utah 84110 Alllwrara, Calif. 91801 I6.mtingtxm Bach, (:aiif. 92647 r 1108G-21 qc UO-�180-04 gc 1..1.0-170-,10 g:: -1 Elver A. lip-Witt A C W ri.cn Donald liarni1tcn ? 3016 Fedow1 Ave. P.O. Aocc 108 P.O. Dar 698 El Paw, Twos 79930 Huntington Beach, Call.f. 92648 WilmingWn, Calif. 90748 130- G4.O1 cC 110-161 01 CJc UO-•1.61--02 go ]paci fic.A .r Oil Cb Corp. Carrat Lirhtenhan nemard fit: Q.�. B= 6187 3529 Cean'i#w Ave. 408 S. Spring St. Rm. 917 II.Tq B66chi, Calif. 90806 Long Beach, Calif. 90807 too Axele s, Calif. 90i113 t: xI4-1G1-Q7 gc 110--161-09 9C I14-161-10 gc . L tl:aa iic TR C o 0 Vinjinia L. ticxrr a Joseph.s. Ward. 07022 29 S state St• 17771;Crest moor Lary V.0 'S=% 2193 20 An:". S&It IAke City, Uttah 841U Huntingbo n Doach, Calif. 92649 Ifi�t � r Czi. 00054 1.3.t�--163.••].1 gC 110-161,-1.3 gC lI4--161�1.�4 gC . :%.ter. Albert w-attman terns E. Hro�+:a 2621 Vallgy VieW Ave. Vayal, Grace 524 S. 9th Sant Salt Lake.Ci.tX, Ugh 84117 107 Prince Lane Sankt rAke City.. Utah 84103 Santa An., Calif. 92704 gC 110-161-21 gc nk rra LT in N 141itevattvn Bane of Astir Aca� nk R. Mlles 62••0]# gc . Rayiwnd L Cleves Joe Meb i 21562. Ants Ln ill E. Martres St. 16$Ol Blanton St. t Lar" Txiah Califs 92651 Arutiaizu, Calif. 92805 liunti bm Headi, Calif. 92649 .11(}-162-q5 gc UG--162-06 ge UO-162-07 gc . .If R Bai.lmy: 1A. H. PettY yank R. Keller ' 4060.Ch3q.=m Plan►- Charles R. Petty 1,6801 Blanton Sr.. i Riverside, C:xl if. 92506 858 W. Foothill Bltj. mintingtan Beach, Calif. 92649 Mmovia, Calif. 91016 110-162-10 gC LID-•162•-12 gC UO--162-13 gv Barbara S. Hamm Wi 7 l i an A� Hyde 2 B blest .Dm 202 kla� H Qxk Mrs. Fred PI kabon "T`aos, uge Maxim 87571 5066 E. Cooper St. 281 N Mab St.. Wcscm, Arizona 85732 Otwige, Calif. 92666 . LIO-162-14 gc 110-1.601-15 gC 110-•162-16 gc .Jdm 'Oottrm Mayr u-d Ti. U�teu Gorge Canbor 2161. 25th St, Apt. 23 19251 Brodrxumst St. #126 310 33rd St. San'Pedro, Calif. 90732 lhmtiTxjton Iwcia, Calif. 92646 Ncvport Beads, Calif. 9 660 J' 110-Mk.-17 gC 110-162-18 gC UO-162•-19 gC iced Oliver . Msrk ralajac 24Vnarid Dell B= 2491 6922 Vlsta Del Bol Dr. 19251 Brmi-.tnwat St. #126 x, tma Hills, Cra].if. 92653 liun'tb%jWn Dmdi, Calif. 92647 lluntin#m Beach, Calif. 92648 1. 110-162-20 gC 10-162--22 gC 110-163-03 9C Caroline Kiln ELlem M. t*rtnn John G. DmdlW .Clyda- L. T3mW Eileen M. King 1312 Gold Fain lid. #674 � .5561 Heil Ave. 2.IM.47 .9darthwm Dr. Seal Bch, Cali,.f. 90740 :Sjy! lDhus.�•,ingtm .E3caadi, Calif. 92649 Sa=anento, Calif. 95825 110463-OS gr llil••163•-06 Cr. 110-•161-11 9C Annie Dew,17 William E. H.i mlai. 'a '421.:,N. Janss. St. Velma C. P ba: 2925 E. 7th St. AntAt, Calif. 92805 13.32 S. Ave. , rang Beach, Calif. 90804. In le;;Z Calif. 90001 },10w16 13 ;1 gC.,. 1.10-163--3.5 gc '110-163-16 9C *Bloc', D. 3ex�iri+v0 Mntha F. John C. Fri' 33 i 2717. Csescmt Ave.. 23.10 L. 4800 South ftc tiilo j .:Ed"' A3201 San. , Calif. ' 92405 Salt. Ltd City, 'Ptah . 04117.. .5 _ __ r. __- .......�:Mnyrw yr..wr�w�+•�. w-.+«n. � r .. ..r t.r.Y.., .. ;, '... ., ... t. '4 0 � �► X .77--19. Gant. 110-153-17 gc 110-163-22 go 110--164-03 9C. Robert II. Allen L W Dye Frald P. Bozghetti Denis L. Allen 17532 Cbthaxd St. 10208 Disney Cir. un 1805 S. 3rd St. Hter 1, Calif, 92647 Humtfxxlton Beach, Ca. 92646 Alfa ra, Calif. 91003 110-- 64-04 gc Annie Jaya, Heraland gC 110-164-06 gC D=aA. b �zay Charles B. Kimball 2270 Alvd� SArinie J. 821.2 C avn to Maritimra �,�7'' 84401 San D�go, Calif. '92124 La Jolla.. Calif. 92031 U --164--07 gc 110--164-08 gc . 110-164.10 qc 11=1d C. Mort bii ...,Imlyn R. Tiffin L6'd" I4essner 1126 Pac Mt uatl Bldg. 2180 Pezhim Ave. E W 9wissllebu Li-v Angeles,, Calif. 90014 rcg`3 ,, Calif. 90810 1830 GrWhan Blvd. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15235 110--164-11 gC 110-1.64--12 ge 110-164-13 gc 'kmida B. Ibri yell IiamId. C. tin Amin M. Wight 939 36th St. 1126 Pac M tval Bldg. Rt I Baas 16 Ogden, Utah 84403 r as Angeles, Calif. 90014 A-mAheim, Calif. 110-164-14 gc 110--164-15 gc 1.10-164-16 gcr ' Levi Kirkm?&Il Thamo E. T-kc&ard q Kathryn C. Tilton 50F,0 Encim Ave. 1823 11wt= 401 Pxoqxact Cir. Emim, CAM 91316 Orovi.11,e, Calif. 995965 So. Pam, Calif. 91030 110-164-1.7 9c 110- 164--18 gc .1. O-164--19 gC . • I 14. Ait chczar_k William C. Scr ul.l:er John C. Telin&- 5900 10th St. Mirian Lmeson 5202 C orr e.11 Ave. Ina Angales, Calif. 613 Hmtington Avenue Wait mLuftr, Calif. 92683 Iiunti ngban Beach, Calif. 92648 11.0-164.20 110--164-21 r.� 110--1.64-22 9C Rmiald P. Bangl-veatti. Lewi.e P. Derigo J Ii Knight 10208 Disney Cir. 807 rain St. 800 N. Los Angeles Ilunti.rvjt on }leach, Calif. 92646 IhmL•ingtcn Beachr Calif. 92648 Anaheim, Calif. 92805 . l'�0•-165-OY go 110465-02 9C 110-165--06 gc IIBLeant H. Win. Lydia Messner Andrew M. Tulty ! 35Ia hm&A y Pd. E W Swisshalm (No a&lmss Listed) � Um Amplest Calif. 90027 1830 Grahm Blvd. Pittsbuargh, Pa. 15235 110-Y6"r],0 ga U -165-12 gc 110-165-1.4 gc CwxA Can,= Anm Fftvmm rebertw Mackmmm 3X" 3rd St. Ruth E. Mutin 1993 C 61 a Hwy. r Xxt r*achr Wif. 92650 , 429 E. ,Arr w Hwy. Aube City, Calif. 95991 CIareem m*r Calif. 91.711 �•Yr..ZE�4�04 Dora. M. mowbroy. 2270 Itarriaon Blvd . : Qgdea, Utah, 84401 2C 77-19 E . 120-•165- 5 go 110-165--16 gc 110-165--17 9C George Cantor , George Cantor Etz me R. Kirkpatrick 310 33rd St. aw Oliver 444 W Oman Blvd. $1616 . Na4pa?:t Beach, Calif. 92660 P.O. 5= 2491 Lang Beck, Calif. 90802 Larnxna Hi 11 , Calif. 92653 Lf}-165w-18 yc 3.10-165-- gc 110-165-20 qc Sohn Gulley E L Yexxa Zed Oliver 672 26th St. 522 Mwird P.O. Boat 2491. Og�c?c , Utah 84403 Pam, Calif.. 91104 � Hills. Calif. 92653 11.t1-155r-21 c g Rollin R. Res llt}-165-2? gc 110-165-23 go Rt:. 2 Doa: 169 Bruin i brir:lsaexn ELvjLx ne Kirkpatrick Calif. 7761 Garfield Ave. 444 E. dmar Blvd. #1616 Ift=tin'3iaxz B-&wh, Calil. 92640 Log Beach, Calif. 90802 6 110--165-24 9C 110-15104 go 110-151-05 gC Petp-r Ii. Laird-- Cyr rSiLh-ed K. Arnstr0n3 Charles D. Woodford 3181 lira Ave. 56 S. lat West St. C. Day Woodford Ceuta Mesa, Calif. 92626 D=tiful., Utah 84010 P.O. Bax 602 Paura Valley, Calif. 92061 ' 110--151-06 gc 110-•1.51-09 go 110 .151-10 go �. it. F. ticx"wg Frank B. Keller Gam► B. Turman f 16251. Woodstock Lane 16801 Blanton St. 5112 Driarhi.l.1 Dr. 4 HimtiMtm Bea&;, Ca+i . 92697 ilvntiy*ton Beach, Calif. 92649 Ynx3o Liza, Calif. 92686 110--15115 go UO-1511.7 1109c 110-152-•01 go Ctocictax- t aUorol Bank pacific Min oil Co. Coxp. J. Maay 4 TR .#2-00229--00-Brtx*s P.O. Flax 6187 2260 Park h port Dr. #103 P.O. Bmt 1550 Y g �, Calif. 40II06 - part Beach, CaUf. 91660 San DleVo Calif. 92M 1.10-152--03, go 110-152-04 9c .41.0--152-07 Ivaleen Alton J F. Frederickson LAona Harlin .4060 M,ic Agan Rd. OM-99 Dorothy F. IAc'in►.. Ja".w-*ry 1126 Pao Mub3a . Dg Di =rb e, Mid-Ligm 48821 1946 QLsber has Angeles, Calif. 90014 TArarnie, Wyo. 82070 ls2-tJa go 110-152-09 ga 110--L52-11 go Ftidurd W. Myer W. R. Bailey Elizabeth W. Ch*man 16102 ixx Dr. 4060 ChXmm- Pl. 510 Palm Dr. tmttfnctan Beach, t .f. 92649 Rivr. ic , Cl.if. 925^.5 Oxm srd, Calif. 93030 : ,—K52M14 . c 110rI52-17 gc 110-152�-19 gc ey. Evalyn HwIes 046tafow ,.4060 Q�n P1. BM 506 5161. P�aarce Der. Riv rsJ'M i :Calif. 9a506 . HAiyCL'Cft, .J.r3alao 63x17 HmUn�tran Beach CaUf. 92649.: do T. TI ZC 77,:.'i9 Cant. 110-152�-21 gc 110-152-22 9C UO-152-23 9C Harriet T. Shea Saimiel, Shenk WaUb E. Lksnis %Pa►cific Pamic an Oil Co. 2226 Russ Bldg. tAtziel W. Ensign P.O. Box 6187 San Francisco. Calif. 94104 416 W. Us Palmas Dr Long Bch, Calif. 90806 Fullerton, Wif. 92632 llo-1s3-01 gc 110--153-03 gc UO--353-04 gc oivi.11e W. tarter Juliet Kot Ibush Lewie Derigo P.O. Bax 1080 360 S. Burnside Ave. Apt. 9C 807. Main St. Imo► ':.; Calif. 90250 L©s Angers, Calif. 9DO36 Rtnztingtxan Beau, Calif. 92648 gc 140--153-06 gc 110--153-10 9C C.tgi rks' P. MK z ie . MO. jean Arthur E. Waybo= P.O. Pexc 477 O V Grandjean 1840 Pine St. Sari City, Calif. 92381 Rt. 3 Ftuntington Beach, Calif. 92648 Frecjcuct; 7bww 77541 j UO -153--12 gc UO-153--13 go U(t -153-14 gc .'rbe'M. Awn F M E. Umm GOorga C=b 1.11.1. Main S 6 524 S. 9th East 3i0 33rd St. Mmt-.angb:m:Beachp Calif. 92648 Salt Lake C.i el, Utah 84105 Naip6 't Beach, Calif. 92660 110--1;33-15 gc 11.0-153-17 g UO-153-19 gc C=&x W. WattaZarger F L. Brittui.n S A Mi Ller 6202 Cornell iT_-. 1509 Waldlr-.im Bldg. 14731 Adams St. Hunt.I ngtm Bwchp Calif. 92647 Kamas City, Mo. 64141 Mid4ay City, Calif. 92655 i 1.1t}-Y"a►-:;:i� ge UO-153-21 CP UO-1.60--01. 9C I3.. A. Jet Nacman A. Paxker Pacific Amar Oil Co. Corp. 5106 Monty Bmdto 1.7802 C rest;== Lane P.O. Bax 61.87 Im k yjeles, Wif. 90041 l3emt1w_t= Peach, Calif. 92649 I4M Beach, Calif. 90806 11.0490-01, gc .110--190-02 gc 11.0-1.90-05 gc 3uli$n 1. llathw4ay Gerald B. Rf.chtua.qon Fkx= thaoc arch P.O. Bi=.2124 Miri.el F. .Tohnwn 299 Henwsa Way Sat&= Pe Sparitx3s, Calif. 90670 101.29 Toluca Lake Avw. San Luis Obispo, Calif. 93401 NO. HouYwc od, Calif. 91.602 1 :�0-190-06,. gc 110-191 02 gc 1I0-191-03 gc Pacific. AMC On co .Carp. Fred W. Gooding Kam-th R. 'Le Pins P.O. :Bw, 6107 Diamond Laml & IAvest ock Merle Cade V 1 ,Calif. 90806 vsmith, D. Sidney 16972 Goldr. mst St. MxW=*j, I&%ho 83352 U mtington Wmxb, Calif. 92647 ].1t1=191M g c UD-1.91-05 114-191-08 gC A►.,W mdu nnn Ted Oliver Charlcktv Gratz ft K. : n:; P.O.: B= 2491 634 S. Qzctuird Dr. 6229,Loper F terda� Dr. ;. 1FIi i.1 v, Calif. 92653 bad.�Aak, Calif. 915{}6. i�stkt�+ Cr C�tLf f 90605 gc J r uC 77-19- I10-191-13 9C UO-191 1.4 9C J.10-1.91w16 gc 11 A Lamy. Est. Eiamid C. moxtcam IkArart Hanys Fobart E. Carzr 523 W. 6th St. Jane K. Knecht 5212 GJxard Ave. South Ram 1126 825 Wilada ida Dr. Wammapolis, Wria. 55419 Los Angeles, CALU. 90*4 La Cie, Calif. 91OU 11p�3.91�1$ 9C 110-191--21 gC 110-192-01 gc. Mike G. Mammas Eugene M Ktxpatrick I7ai Maxtt.mxn 619' 16th St. 444 W. Ocem Blvu. #1.616 2208 Alta vi.atm 'Dr. uw.t3m� Audi, C;lf. 92648 Larq Beach, Calif. 90802 Vista, CAL if. 92003 1.10-192-•06 g C 110-192-07 oC 11.0--192-08 gc Richard V. Quite Hemp J. Frmw4ac.'k Laura A. Guthrie 400 C m F aft Jchn E. MDUvezO. Rrti mt R. Maybes m3,wt Beach, Calif. 90742 P.o. ,Bm 71.3 4041 TivoLt Ave. Lm 11ot Sprirxls, Idaho 83246 Lm Angeles, Calif. 90066 110-192-09 gcq UO-192-U gc 1.1.0-192-1.2 gC Chra stoptrar J. BLmlce &2axyp V.. Catmichael n elma G. 9act2 521 .Uth St. 1571 Ra il-lo Ave. 2231 ra,wlia lAntingtan Beach► Calif. 92648 Lcag Bch, Calif. 90815 Long Beach, Calif. 90806 3.10~-192-14 gC U."Y-192-19 gc UO-193-03 gc Miltrm H. Marm Bavldz J. Reuter Martin W. Dird 272 S. A--=facrd Dt. Richard W. fter Jr. Margaret D. Conove c Bcveskf H113.a► Calif. 90212 16102 Mariner Dr. 157 Want 200 South HtrrUnrjtm Bch, Calif. 92649 Spr'.mpille.. Utah (14661.1 l_IG-193M04., gC 110-19i3-05 gC 110--20G--01 gC Will -J. W ska Harold C. K=ton R*mand I'. Albrecht 980 C.,-Lifornia Air, 5"3 W. 6th St. 1030 E. Um Tunas Ur. COOS .S%1, 0mgm Roam 1126 Stan Gabriel., Calif. 91776 Los Arp,,e r,,.g, Calif. 90014 11.0••20D-.03 9C lz O-200-04 9C 110-200-05 T: F&=-Scam- m Farm vi rgilib M. Dwdai-u mu Pl,e�l 19852 Sc r,-- da DAY Lxle Security Pacific Natictuil bank. 7071 Th� a St. Ifuntifngtm Aeidh, Calif. 92648 P O.D�x ISJ-0?00790-0 Park, Calif. 90621 Los Arpelas, 11.6w 00-06 9C 110-200�-09 9�' 110--20ti�-10 Cie'Gar.�.iaat roris C. Legge Lt I aacd Q. UmZot 9221 13. Szq1rw St. F.Irer ,. ' bj-bvx 11.2 18th St! Pico R.tvera, Calif.. 90660 11222 TA1e'ddingtm St. tpuxtt3rqtm 'f3wd1, Calif. 92648 No. Hollywood, Calif. 91601 1knWigbon Bead raq.xmy Wi11im J. bim zt C. Spa oarl,and ' C %v.4.,On NeLi.is T. RLUer P.G. D<xx 497 5910 Garfoul,St. Va1.1w Cant= CAUf. 92082 caur. 94120 laig Beach, Za i f. 90815 ZC 77-19 Cont. . 1.10-200--19 gc 110--200w20 gc 1 0-200-21 Sc LpaiUq «1kPs Helen F. Michael W. Blasge;i 1664 Nautilus St. 389 Desert Lakzs Dr. 12755 Leander Dr. .t Ia JollAt Calif. 92037 Palm rings# Calif. 92262 Las Altos W", Calif. 94022 t . . ]10�200�-22 9C 110-200-23 gc UD-210-01 9c Qnxr,Barns Virginia M. DeNu i,.:lai William larAis s M Neill Security Pac, Natl Be&* U80 S. Bqwx1Y Dar. r 169 W. 1900 N. Sun at Tit #02-5- ��gg 0 I'm �.�s, Caw. 90035 Clec.-field p [tt h 8401.5 P.O. Bit bq60r'I M Anr=c Tos An*3m. Calif. 90060 110-210-02 gQ 110-210-03 gC 110-210-04 gc Adele A. llaiJmy Violet ma Kee Isabella tctevin Etc. 267 ' 3324 °mod Cir. 1100 E. Ooum Ave. .San Juan Capistrarua, Ca. 92675 C oata Ham, Call , 92626 Apt. 3 Lai Ber-hi, Caf. 90802 110•-23 0-05 gc UO-210--06 9r. 'U(%-210-07 gc Ruth L. Gordon Jcim R. filer Rodney M. Spel.ts 2219 cam' mleaf 16121 Madan to is 640 S. kwl.i,d Ave. Santa Anna, Calif, 92706 lhmtingtaan Itch, Calif. 92647 Pasadena, Calif. '91106 110-210-08 gr. 11(--211--01 gc 11.0-211-02 . gC Pkbart A. 14cCallough Gy et , P. Smith Ronald P. Bo ghetti 17623. t4ist-y Lwv B= 702 10208 Disney Cir. Iluntingtcn Beach, Calif. 92649 La)w A>rrvAx ad, C'al: f, 92352 Huntington Beach, Calif. 92646 t ' ( 110-211--04 go 110-211-06 c, 1.10-211-08 gC Char'Zes G. Ture kall Jo ,.n P. TlxrrpgmDale E. Itarpsm i 17071 Magwlia St. 727 Williams Ave 211.7 S. Andior St. Fituxt•.ain V'awley, Calif. 92708 HtmtirGton Bewh, C&Uf. 9264E3 Anaheim, Calif. 92802 110-211-09 9C 110-2I1-10 gC 11.0-21]-11 gc ' Ura C. lzwell Ignacio F. Estrada dike V. PeAvZ 150 S. Rardolph Ilay 715 Alaba.m St. 2230 Florida St. Ttx*mp Arizona 85716 Iluntingten Fadi, Calif. 92648 Ihmawl. ion Icacl1, Calif. 92648 110-211-13 qc 110-212-01 gC 110-212--02 R G Zepab M.awin if. Crab Cecil J. Fb mar gC 1310 W. Palm TAne 312 Arbolcda• Pjj, 220 Hospital. Cir. 14%Knixe A:ri=sa 85000 Santa 1Uah=, Calif. 93105 Westmtnster, Calif. 92683 110-212--05 gC 110-212-07 gC 110--212--10 (JC Coil. it kbim= ch=lnz Cis Leslie Brcp n 4200 1pfta1. dr.. ox9 CatBarnia st. e281 Tyierr Cir. Whftmirateri, Calif. 926$3 nmtirxftm Bamdht Calif. 92646 Huntington Beach, Calif. 92646 110-2.12-14 9C 110-200-19 00mil. J. fb ,• Lucille Walker R si� rt�tilaa n,m. 1,664 flautilum St. Mi way City, CA La Jolla, Calif 92037 ZC 77--19 Cont. ,116-212-18. gc 110-2I2-22 9C UO--213�-01 gc Jared E. Arnold Erik Wallb nk Milton Harcrw Eak- .Ral lbank 2300 Block Oat 272 S. Rwcfmd Dr. 2366,elsok Oak tray Ashl.amd, Or"gon 97520 Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212 Armand, Ctrc<jm 97520 110-213-02 gc UD-213--03 gc 110-213-05 cc , I61.tsei rt P. c" trvn. Kith V. Dees Jahn V. Parkes. i 14732 Van Buren Ave. & verly J. Du1Lo& 223 Lincoln Ave. Mi4my City Calif. 92695 1.259 E. South. ale #3 .. Iltiritfrgton Rearch, Calif. 92648 Salt Latta City, LItah 84102 I110-213-12 gC UO-220--01 gc 110--220--02 g � pcmld P. Borghetti Gladys Conrad Heals Donald I. Brb4le ; 10208 Dishy Cir. Parkvlzvr Mobile Rstates 18971 Golden Wiest St. Huntingtan Beach, Calif. 92646 635 Como Dc. Hanttmjton Beach, C,-%Uf. 92648 Palm Sywings, Ca. 92262 i , � UO-220-03 gc 3ID-221-01 ge 110-221-02 gc Der"mo r. Ir4ustries Pzbart C. Mize Stev+ew Weller 18851 G61dlamnsL St.. Marjarie M. L GaVe P.O. Box 2206-D IIhmtIngton Beach, Calif. 92648 550 N. Gold Cixrl.a Dr. Rasadem, Cati.f. 91105 Santa Ana, Calif. 92705 U0-221-03 9C 110-221--04 c 110-�221--05 g 9'0 tdilllam D. kUdn Almmuler Cxxwai Robert He AllEn 3632 E. ]..mills St. P.O. Base U23 Denis L. Allen �Irs'1kmwd, Calif. 9071. Huntirrjtm Beach, Calif. 92647 1805 S. 3rd St. A.ltwt mt Cal.i.f. 91803 1.1.0--2.7,1--06 9C UO-221-07 gc 110-221-08 gc °.gtle Ins. a Trust Co. w R Bailey xPAt~h V. watlYpr , AIty Tax SpI Svc 4060 Chmmim Plate 19712 W. Ave of the Oaks TR. 168-55227!`17676.7 Rivemide, Calif. 92506 Hewtml,l, Calif. 91321 I43:3 S. Spurig Et. Ameles, Cam. 90054 . 1.0--221-09 gc 110-22110 gc +10-•221--11 9C C M-ILUV=VQ Barbara L,md)ert Val R. Kahle 226, N C Oina St. 119U SW tambart Rd. 21B 14th St. litsaY'.,eim, Cal 1 92801 Santa Ana # Calif. 92705 Hantinom Duch, Ca Lif. 92649 'UO-221-12 jrr. UO-221.--14 gC UO--221•-1.5 gc E3oard R. TkI mnn M-Win P. Keller Charlus Wright 2290 Drigdm W. 4534 SW IkswAt Blvd.. 6000 Wrightacest Dr. rassdmw; Calif. 91104 Portland, Oreq. 9722.1 Over City, Calif. 90230 '1XU-:�31-17 90 cJ"c 11d-2'21--19 c, Un3m Stunk of LA TR V7022 Arm Iwf w PAdm cl. W. mr mr Jr. P,O,, Elder U93, 1txm. AWe� % 1144 K ft*A!0&4w Blvd. 16102 Mariwx Dr. ,I 1.e8, C1 i.f• 9005A Grrx s'L f Calif. 92640 Ibmtirqbon dex:h* CriUf. 92649 110-221-18 Anil E. keafanyder 11441 Be GaYdan Grove Blvd Carden Grove, GA 92640 ZC 77-3.9 ccx tt. 1.10-221-20 110-221-21 go 1.10-22122 gc Din D.' TqX y Jaoeph Dicdcinaon Dana P. Scollax i A6362 Sang Aiita Lane John A. Carr Hirli.,arm S. LTAM Huhn Btu, Calif. 92647 3330 Stearns Dr. 613 Huntington Ave. ` crarQe, Calif. 92667 Hunk Beacom, Calif. 92646 UO -221.--23 go 113-221-25 go 110-•221 26 go idle W-Ire n E M ILuVram Ade31 H. Bergey U 'E. (wean Ave. ,- Apt. 3 226 N. ClaudlLna St. UWyside Village . l 'Beachp Calif. 90802 Anaheim, Calif. 92805 .302 I,exixx�n Cix N� Beach, Calif. 92660 .110-22201 go 1.10-222-02 gc 110--222•-04 CT, 4 Zola L. Carter Ruth H. Lirtilminner Robert Larxj 2901 Pacific Avenue 1136 N. Central Ave., P4xt. 206 P.0. PXK 5 Lcng Beach, Calif. 90806 Glendale, Calif. 91202 Stanton, Calif. 90680 110--22:--05 . gc UG-222-06 gC UO-222-07 go Rerneth IhtAvj Leland C. Fuller Inu n P. Butters 7072 IWmx Way Margaret Z*raimr 1721 Pine St. Buena Pm*,, Calif. 90620 1949 S. t�.gter 138 Il�nrti rtgt�Ua1 Beach,, Calif. 92b48 Anaheim, Calif. 92802 110- 222-08 go 110 222md9 gc UO-222--10 9C Charles 0. IRi,aard Mildred M. Castle Lyle C. Newcamar 15835 SIB Malty Pkwy 4628 Sipple Rd. George Newocxaer Tigaro, Oreg. 97223 Rimxsido, Calif. 92506 2157 A Via thariposa East Lanz Hills, Calif. 92653 110-222 11 gC 110-222-12 9C 110-222-13 go ; Alith M. Baker Jacoby Jaffe Harold C. Mcrrtioin 225 Elk St. , Space 76 Gerald F. Jaffe 1126 Pao Mat Bldg. Ilaiet, Calif. 92343 5510 Windsor Islarxi Rd. Los Arrieles, Calif. 90014 dent► Crapn 97303 110--222-r14 go 11.0•-222•-16 9C 110-r222-18 go nthel. B. Spelts Keith H. Ung Nellie A. T 4nl W 640 S. 03cliid Ave. 75370 Desert Valley Lam Rt. 1 Box 23 � Pasadena, Calif". 91406 Indian WUUt Calif. 92260 2•ontagwr dalif. 96064. r 114--222-19 ge 11.0-222-20 gc 110-222 .21 9C Carl L. Butler Jobe L. Ei.lertsen Mary E. Powers m yea C. Butlpx 4510 Wim-a Ave. Apt. 5 5470 Castle hills Dr. 6112 A itrmr Alm. San Diem, Calif. 92115 Nm Diego, Calif. 921.09 .-Lakewood: Calif. 90713 110-222.22 rlc UO-222-23 gc 1.10-222--24 gc 29uvuet .rii'}3r=. John Q=Wsm Yargamt, J. Stenman 455. S. bAggMvd. 5161 Pe� Dr. 455 S. Irvirg Blvd. Lm An9m1w, Calif. 90020 Huntington Beach, Calif. 92649 %Iola A eles, .Calif. 90020 O,M34r t:i:::.:33�.f'jr�"Y`l'r��'!�'�'.►�e`�iK.�""i". - .. .. ...�_ AC. 77-19 111 120-06 . gc 111--120-24 gc qc .Adkd' P. L wJa L. Ttmm John A. ThOMS Borghetti .10208 .aLVW►' Cir. 19782 Sonic Bay IA 19782 Skmic Bay Law .. Huntington neaizh, Ca. 92646 IhmLiigtan Beach, Calif. 92648 Ikmt.ingtcn Beach, Calif. 92648 ►11.� 0- gc 111120--17 go 111-120-28 go I Ii�er, ch � . Travis B. Mitdmn Weir. Gil Co i10 t. 1965 N. 16ig Desch, Blvd. 401 20t1i St. Beach (cif. 92648 Lan Beach, cal.l.f. 90806 Ihmttrgbm Peach, Calif. 92648 ].U--1.20-.01 gc 117,-U72-t7 gc 111-072--21 gc IiaYiy Ck.tlen Tillus Miller Cnarlee. D- Vavra Bank of America W&SA 18692 Goldenwst St. 18736 Go1ckcwE�st Att m Peber TrWAS HuntiIlgt7C)n Burch r Calif. 92648 mmtIMtxan Beach calif. 92648 345 N. Fund Blvd. G.?aWale, Calif. 91203 lt1--072-2;. M-072-14 go M 072-12 go 8ead, CorTanj it w c. Whitfield Fclward Rassell 2110 Rdn St=t DMKtar. G. Whitfield P.O. Fit 697 f E It'mtL."r#7 aeac1s Calif. 92648 928 S. Ross St. Hmtbxjton Deachr Calif, 92648 Santa Ana , Calif. 92701 M-071-26 go 111-071--25 ga 111-071-28 go kl--,hard J. Priseau Mabel H. Bradley Via n=a C mp. 562.2 Brighton Dr. P.O. Box 270 P.a. Bur 58212 hunt ington BeachCalif. 92649 Iluntir taon Beach, Calif. 92648 Lai Angeles, Cali 90058 111-071-27 gc ll1-071-19 gc 111.-101--07 gc Jones T. IbMscn Oawn View Mssh-t o Grawrrs Inc. Alpha V. Counts ' 818 14th St. P.O. Inc 58212 Doyle C. Gilhert Ikmt.3ngta= Bleach, Calif. 92648 Vernon Drwxb 20 1" x gmrl<-d Rom. Ln. Las Angoles, Calif. 90050 Hunt3jigtm F3tmCIi, Ca. 92646 I { Orange County Flood District, Dept. of Transpartatim Oranga Chanty Ssnzitatien: Dist. P.O. Um 1078 120 s. Sprtig St. Fted A. Raper, Gen. Mgr. Santa rr� Caz13.f. 92702 Log Angeles, Cal.-f.. 90052 P.O. Box 8127 Fountain Vallayr Calif-. 92700 I3tx tIncf= &aach Umim IhmUngton beach -1-111-i20-26 High Sdr.)ol Dintri.ct riwmtary Sd=l Elmer Goe twh 1002 17th Stivet Box 71 610 Mein Street # Ij=tir)# , fit, Calif. 92646 mrtt3.rigton Boachr Calif. 92648 Ituntrington Beach, CA 92646 _ __._.i..w+�-'+aYfiY9wt.WYVLi1L'R µrL•r M� -,LwJIfl2Jw�"Yra�tl.ey. ... _ ._ A. : ' City an Beach r , .. P.0. Box 190 : CALIFORNIA $2644 November' 8, 1977 Buccolu Company Newport Bear`., CA Re: Parcel Map No. 77.-?.7 Gentlemen: This is to inform you that the City Council of the City of Iiuntington Beach at its regvlar mewting held i✓S`,�day. Nov br,_J. 1277 - approved Parcel Map No. 77-27 f accepted the offer of dedication and authorized the release of said maj) for preliminary processing by the County and for recordation. 5incere.ly, Alicia M. Wentworth City Clark Arita/sh RECEIVED BY � DATES "