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Zone change 78-5 - Franklin J. Buccella - Northwest corner o
Affidavit of Pubfication Orb s r P;4 State of California ci -; - ,..F�• ...7T`a Count of Orange PLblished'Hunt)n Beach' aura Mar: City of Huntington Beach NOTICE�of�Mlritc`MtAt11iK'r `t•± ZONE CA: .7wr'i:rE::rf;-.�,. r George Farquhar, being duly sworn on oath, says: That he la a ,t4'oTl6E'ii NFREtlY.GtyE17'thflt-S',VutP- citizen of the United States, over the age of twenty-one years, llc hearinp, will tii herd b)i.the Clty:Cairn. That he is the printer and publisher of the Huntington Beach the of Council city tt,Oftngt�an ic- c n fn. News, a weekly newspaper of general circulation printed and pub- Ht ntencton' Beach st fthe.116I)V ct+ 7 0' lished in Huntington Beach, California and circulat::�tl In the said p.M.. or es'saon �Isetvaftor m-p6i�bW, County of Orange and elsewhere and published for the dlssen-driation an Mcenday the-ard,day at'Aprli. 197b„f0f the purpm of conslderlflr-�h change'of of local and other news of a general character, and has a bona fide rant tom R•i.(Law tw-sity Re0denVal subscription list of paying subscribers, and said paper has been t)atrtcti. to R•2 tMedttsrrr"Uanslty, Rest- established, printed and published in the State of C:alifornin, and dentlat VT5tr,C0- The sublecf pretty Is County of Orange, for at least one year next before the publication locatrd 232 feet south.of Winner A #nBo of the first insertion of this notice; anti the said newspaper is not andwest of Leslie.tare-'A.#eae(.d#11400_ tion is on. file.In the P 0.nnlnp{1�eAsrt devoted to the Interest of, or published for the entertainment of any •, ;•t' *: .� .- Mont btfice., particular clans, profession, trade, calling, rr.ce or denomination, or I All Interested t persons 'are lritr 4d,"to, any numb:r thereof. st!end said heorins 'ind'�xprers;;their The I•luntington Reach New %%as adjudicated a legal newrslzlper iapiui forfr nation, said sane cite• -' Furtherurthtx trtarmattcrn May be abtalna! of general circulation by Judge G. IC. Scovel In the Superior Court 1from the office of the Cili Clerk. ZW of Orange County, Callfornln August 27th, 1937 by artier No. A-5931. Main ft., Huntington Beach,;CatifarnitlF (714) ZiZe5226. VATEDi V20179. That the 70117' CAE 73-- 1 my or HUNTINGTON otfA0 ( By, Alicia tt. Yltnl"rth t C:ty Cletk of which the annexed is a printer! copy, %v:rs published in said news- paper at least commencing from the _�,��r'�t_n day at 2 3.•-.-.. and ending on the 2 :;r.i1 dny tyt 1tJ 712 both days lticlusive, And 11Y often durin); raid Ix•ritxl and t IWI (if publication nit -said lr,'ti;er wt1s ro;ular)y It.:.ttcti, rtml lrl t)m rogallur Dail entire I-,nii• of raid l,cwrlrrluvr proper, tint! not III It IWITICfT12tlt, mul rnld notice wwt publithed therein on the following times. to-wit: ,f'ut,hr.ht•r Sutt.-,rriG;r;l tact °ticurrr to Mote trr t;ilx _ . .. .1wt' ut'r ,I:�y W � K �«�+,,,gyp• i�k,t!'.';JA,J ��• 'y�Yf lei.�. �J ' MY w t :• ?•'�S r� �•� c f ,.,,; �o})�+bet 11 t 5'SA` , ��w �, ;; _.. ,� �..✓ "' [Oj 16; s 41AR 2 4' 1918 M C�l7Y`OF HUNTIN00 hfitin -ton . BeaCh P13nni.5 COMMISS1on L7�J'). : :.��r,��rtlsr �rvE ace: P.O. 80X 190 . CALIFORNIA 9Z84S . TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council r. - ATTN: Floyd G. Belsito, City Administrator FROM: Planning Commission DATE: March 21, 1970 RE: ZONE CHANGE 78 -5 APPLICANT: Franklin Jt Buccella 2120 Main Street, Suite 270 Huntington, Beach, California 92648 LOCATION: Northwest corner of Leslie Lane and Dunbar Streets REQUEST: From R1 to R2 PLANNING COMMISSION ACTION ON MARCH 7 , 1978 : ON 'MOTION BY SLATES AND SECOND BY HOFFMAN ZONE CHANGE NO. 78-5 WAS APPROVED AND THE STAFF WAS DIRECTED TO REVIEW PROPERTY NORTH OF DUNBAR D11VE FOR MEDIUM DENSITY TO BE I14CLUDED IN THE NEXT GENERAL PLAN A14ENDI4ENT BY THE FOLLOWING VOTE: 1 I AYE-,' : Slett:er, Ste-rn , ri.nl.ey, Shed, Nevnnan, Hoffman NOES: Noll-2 ABSENT: None PLANNING Ct)t-lrZlaS'lf)id AND STAFF ItI COtiI�iF:Nt)F�'I'IOtJ: The Planniri(i Commissit.)n reconunctnds approval of 'Lon(-- Change ?do. 78-5 a request from Ill. to P2 . The Planninki Department recoinmundl3 denial of :Gone Change No. 78-5. SUMMARY ANALYSIS : The site is designeated low density ro"Adent..ieal on the General Plana but the proposed zone chrango :i , consistent with t11e (;Orler.ral Plan because it r�)raf.c,rms to lou at: io));al, cr. i.tur. ia For rnediurn r ensi t:r resi - dentinal :and furthers rs pol ici•:as of the tyc:raerral Plan . The zone the fige •acorn l d provide .l i r l i.t ed buffering Inc:t.ween conlmu. c` a l i t3-fice use's., o laT'ner AVE.:nuF2 i311d r0-'„'>idt!T10,31. ll.L;(�i SOUt:}t O} })klrll)at: Drier... In order try c�xtja�ul t .}ae t7kaffc=r andc1-ar�ic� t:ij4� l�r�s:;.it►.lc:, irl_. cremental degra(hstion of an Rl area the i�i :ii2rliflt; C'�,rrrlia;;iort ciirt'�c t_C':I Staff to init. i :atrts aGcrr�c:.r,x:I i]l;zra '{1!:��r1:lrT;c;rak fort:'rac� a4�si.faz�tlt iral properties nartt1 of 4xurri:� ti : t.a ect wi t Ya t:"i� ; nt�crit: of :l t��.r.i rtc3 t '.1L � .riri r'At .r1sit ' c#t.'s:1''irl;ltr.on t.t;i r?: 'C1.1UM ;; . ... .ZC : 78-5. Page Two ENVIRONMENTAL STATUS: Negative Declaration No. 76--98 was granted November 3 , 1976 for Tentative Parcel Map 76--50. zone Change No. 78-5 Is intended to r ide the R2 zoning desires b the applicant at the time ov e P 9 Y PP Tentative Parcel Ma 76-50 was filed. A notice of exemption was P P filed February 9 , 1978 for the proposed zone change because the environmental effects of the project were considered under Negative Declaration 76--98 . The mitigating ineasures recommended in Negative Declaration No. 76-98 have been incorporated as con- ditions of approval for Tentative Parcel Map 76-50. SUPPORTING INFORMATION: 1. Area Map 2. Staff Report 3 . Ordinance Respectfully submitted, Edward D. Selich Secretary EUS:TM: yc i r. I; _ T _ Y �,.tarwrir.nrw�w.w+.wwc.::� N-tsw. M�'i..w•_r'ww_wrw..�r.r.wwnwr.aw+�w,r+rrw.+r ....+.rw�rr..wr..ww....r..++...._.�.......,,�..�y . f3OL :.A CHICA 1 - X tJ1 Ul Lt" U `��•rj..._i.. �. � fir, T..:.-j-- . •!!,-•-x--�� •�- -�- -t iy �jC'vYQUIST LPJ rn `.�, �-.�' � �_. �., � `��G�(r•�"gip•. T -.-� CAMELOT CR. o ' Mud m rft_rASANT CR _. rn ri POW LN ril ORAHAM a ST GRAHAM�.. L L M-M A LIJIJ TI-Tt L FRIML LN 00 ce' htniitii►ig Fannin caartr»ent b Ili 1 5 f ` ropo .. r '? Planning.nincJ Commission T4 FROM: Planning Department DATE: March .7.1 1978 ZONE CHANGE 78-5 DATE FILED: Jan . 19 , 1978 APPLICANT: Franklin J. Buccella MANC."TORY PROCESSING DATE-. 2120 Main Street, Suite 270 March 25 , 1978 Huntington Beach, CA 92648 ZONE: R1 LOCATION : Northwest corner of Leslie Lane and Dunbar Street GENLRAL PLAIN : I,ow Density REQUEST: Frorn R1 to R2 ACREAGE: . 5 gross acres 1. 0 SUGGESTED ACTION : .Deny Zone Change No . 78-5 based on findings in Section 7 . 0 artd consider . a General Plan Aameni1rent to mctiium density resident.1al for the properties north of rAn-itw Drive. 2 . 0 GENERAL INFORMATION : Zone Change No. 78-5 is a request to chancle the zoning on the site located on the northwest corner of Dunbar Drive and Leslie Lane from Rl , low density residential , to R2 , medium density residential . The site is located .in a larger 16. 48 acre area of concern which was analyzed in General Plan Amendment 77--1. A request for a medium density residential designation was denied at that time . Tentative Parcel Mee 70-50 was condi.ti.>naily approved for the subject site on November 3 , 1976 by the Board of Zoning Adjustments and providus for two lots of approximately 7900 square feet . .3 .ti SUW4ARY OF 7S•3U14*S: 1 Ma-lar issues of concern regarding Zone, C'hanqu No. 711-5 are : ( 1) conform- ance with the General Plan and prevj r.us, General Plan Amendinont. rccomrn(�-r1d- ati.ons and (2) the compati.i).ilit:y of the prot,rlsud medium don.;.ity c3ent;i.r;.1 Zoning with C3cl::;tincj and futrure -;urr0u11dj q u:;e!; . 4. 0 ENVIRONM1 Ed' AT, S'CA'I'tl;; : Idegertit�c� C�e� 7.r�rat:ion ;1r,,. 76-` 11 c� as co.-anted Nov(.�rnl,er 3 , 1 9 /1, fur '1'c!nLat.ivr: ?areal 1.1a , 70--50 . 7ono ChZiraf.le No. 711- 5 is 1 I1teIlcled t".c:, 1--o- .]vide t:ho R2 zoning dosii-od by the applicant tat: tho ti.rric, Tentat ivc. Parcel 14",q) 76--50 � rar ed . A notice- of exer p'tion t'rfzs filed I'et]ruai. a971i ror. the p2 �13D''sC'C3 l.C]rIE"r Lhilrl[�t t)t'C:s-lu!;e t h(2 f; nvi.)'t:7111i'tt'IIt:.:il. of fur--t;s of t}i;' I')roji-rt. were cons].C'lG'I e'.. ► der- t eg----Itive 76_.99 . Tht': IT,.1.t. .I •.1 1I0 cairaivnitled in Tiega t'i vE? 0?c 1 a ra t.I.un .14o. 7 6 8 have j_ c;-1I Ulldit 1Jnfi [}F iil�L7r"c)va.1 for '1'entat..t.vv !,,ai't'-yl. :'t».1�: 76 rid . +wM.M.�.1w w.r..w ri—..n_r.w.�_I. � .+.M...rwMwr..ww.w_.I.a+wwww..M.e.-wrwa..a.ra.rw�.nw sY wr.+n Mr.ru1►wA_ww•w�Y/l.e�Yp, . 1 i: . ZC.-. 78_ 55 Page Two ' 5 . 0 ' SURROUNDING LAND USE, ZONING AND GENEML PLAN DESIGNATION: The subject site is comprised of two parcels equaling approximately one half cross acre . Existing zoning on the property is R1, low 'density residential . The site is designated on the General Plan as low density residential. The property is presently vacant. The 115 , office professi.onal property to the north is developed with a .two story office builaing and .is designated General Commercial in the General Plan. The property to the east and southeast across Leslie Lane i3 General Planned , zoned and developed at medium density resi- dential standards (R2 zone) . The property directly to the south across Dunbar Street supports a single family residence and the property just west of the residence: is vacant. Both are General Planned and zoned low density residential (111) . The property immediately to the west contai.ng a single family residence and is General Planned and zoned low density residential (111) . 6 . 0 ANALYSIS : The site is designated low density res:.denti.al on the General Plan , how- ever, the proposed rezoning from R1 to R2 can be found consistent: with the General Plan based on the following : (1) The property is sufficiently Small and properly located to permit a finding of consistency .:Inca (2) The proposal would further ; (a) the General Flan policy of the provision of a variety of housin(.l types in all areas of the city i and (b) the General. I ].an policy of increasing the, try:: tease, The Planning Commi.sr3:i.on denied a GM 77- l ' proposal for r.(st3( sic�rl�lt in;; zl 16 . 48 acre area of concern in which the subject site is located from low density ref3idential, to mc.,dium de`!rvil. t.7 residentlill . ` h' _- lilCk of s;UJ.)•• por. tang facil l.tie.!; such as a ;)ark site, it i;c-!iorA anr l E;(?t:(!t'r; as W(A ] its, noise intrusion from 1-leadow.lark Airport'-, were c.iLitt.} tu; rc: dsciu; for re- taining the low density resi.(Iernt: ial de'.--iullat jorl . Since ddol-Aion of GPA 77- 1 , it sewer an(] water district Jia!; houn formed foi: those pr,c;l;(_-rt.i.c-.s rot [n ] an Durlai• 1n cvcl ) .� . .r }1r nlrI : are n(jarly ccup lc t(�. and will be able, to accommodate low or Ined i um dt _-11:; i ty re,;i dent i.01 dov,.l l o}ern(nt . In adoition , cll.010u(l'11 HIV Ifti-gc•r ar" oa of concern in affec t.:facl by no; ,;o intrusion frcarrl t.tlo airlavrt:, thQ :;ut)jt�rt. :; iti'! i.r; (�ut:;; i (l(Y t}l(.. fill C'14151. A iii-dium density res1dVIlt:.ii11 W;C! iS C0111J)i1t. t1?] (.! With th(! :;tl1'rUUl1dJ.11y office- profesisi.c;►nal_ low arld Ifif- i.ium (4.,Ilsity x .!r;icieLrlt:iili u:,ca:, . 11c�crivc.�r', in i ` serv�!s c-i!; et transition Ol(Los] iC ti ( i ( y 1"e.`.i.rr.t!:?rl3.: I•:ti A,f vei.C)t?IIle")t: t.h('. (?ilcit M':.E1 t:;l('. (..'}: lfit l .l'! ilrld pot nt;i-, lc?,r (x� r��.i.i t �, rt:�,� a.rl(�17�. i�: }. cic:l�Jt l r�j,�;c�t�11t' to 01c� we; l o; i.r.!:>7. 7 is i ;,1ie . C(')Ilr;equt'l1;.: t: •.I't t. id i + t:h(,i low density 1osi (fell t: i.:11. ilf'ea tt t7:'t"in5.l t. l t�;l t.�l•trl t:il� t' ";tl_i t�}1 i? }. r'.' :(1,. "t . �;i i ! ,'F , . c1r, {[ ;(:)rlJi►( 11� t (i cZt�l� ri' i)% �1 71ri' ,:.� ti()1l ]l� i'a rt'. t.(;•, lil lrl:' i liii i .. . .;::t'. +...i •"t;:"' t: i 3�l,,; r'e� }rl t:rl+,: 0 r'.. 1.r.;t_ P1-0 ;i l C 1 .31 1:"E:...:i i ,a i i t.!.. s Zone.Change. 76=5 Page Three density residential area because so little of the low density area would be 'protected from the office professional uses . Nevertheless , r `! a transition between the existing office professional/commercial uses on Warner Avenue and the low density residential uses to the, souf:h would be desirable. An option available to the Planning Com-- feasibility o amending the General. m iss�.on is to reinvestigate the fe �. �. f en n . Y 9 Plan to medium density residential for at least those properties north of Dunbar "Drive. This would avoid the possible incremental degradation of the R1 area . ' Rezoning the subject site to R2 would protect the low density resi-- de:itial area from the office professional and medium density resi- dentiol generated traffic on Leslie Dane. However, at such time as Dunbar Drive is improved , traffic from the existing medium density residential development is likely to utilize Dunbar Drive thereby subjecting the remainder of the low density residential area to the same traffic impacts Leslie Lane presently experiences . 7 . 0 RECOt- 4ENDATION : Since the feasibility of medium density residential has been previously considered and dismissed in GPA 77-1 anc; because the potential buffering effects of the proposal are both insignificant and possibly less satisfactory t.hait those that alre�-�ci�,• exist , the staff recommences denial of 'Lone Charge No. 78-5 . An option available to the Planning Commission would be to reinvestigate the feasibility of redesignating at lease the properties ,north of Dunbar. Drive to medium density resi-- dential in the General. Plan thereby providing desirable buffering in to comprehensive rather than i ncr einc::nt a l ATTACIIMI:IJT: 1. Negative Declaration 2 . Preliminary I:r7v.irc,nmuntal 1)r�t:,r r_iF�t: ira►� 3. Propoi;al Con.,Antency wi t:h teltz A . Area Map 5 . S i to Plan G . Ordinance I . • IIUli'1,141Jt;4 '1 I lsltlat 1-11•IVJ t(ON111111.41 �1l; lr.ta;t t .t:,;� aia;�'1:ui� ► ; `� I US iL'13` f Ilt;11.1'1.�1 t t�l;t;'L,11lth.1'a.i)r1 ].0 -�5'-7 G .3 , T4z YJil�.i�lttt 1a. aL . Jfa ►t7f, C_ 1111VV x. ............ __...._.._... ...__ . .... . .. .... ._._.___..._.... �,�,,•• PAC). Ilt.lr: lii!'1 ' Santa Aiia, �CaUforlii,1� . 1�_'..IQI ` •Neyat:ivc Dt;•.lar_atic�n No . 7C-�38 I1C�OLic�.tt ic,lt t:l Poului L )If). . '1PIM 7G-50 DESCttIP'I'IUN OF' I'1ZUJ i:L'1' 1°nJt WHICH `I'H M 1'll:i�ATI E 1,P:t:1 J%1(I\'I 101J WAS PlIfi:'J RED: a G .. Pro osal for. thec3i�division of . 3G acres into tt�c� IZ2 :1ot+s allc] the construction of 2fourplex apartments PROJECT _located at the northti:est corner of t_he_w.�w_M intersection of Dunbar Street and Leslie bane , liunt:i n(;t:on Le 1ch Pursuant tc� t"!le pr.t:c:c:(lu, t::= �ti t l)t� i' i t y 11; 11miL. illtt ! t,;i 1l ,:zc:}1 for i11t1�1t mnlita- Lion of tlJr f'1-tl iff>rr1i1i F;nvi) n►12rt:1►til1 (.:►uai i. 1 •; ,'rt•I. tii' ! t''i�i , t.lic C•:Ilviruc,r% ital Resources UC'1'+aL'talent liar du!;Gript ion data and information oil t1w + i rly tit' +_I,c 1_I.ut;oz;ud project as submitted by Lhe project: %l,lc1 (1t,1::S 11, 3, I:Lly C i till Thi1t t_hu 1)I't.po.,;rd prii jewf. i,iL iid- �� Verst') offfJt.:t: 1)1; i t:,l .l t'l1V 1 I"Cilitt'�:It +. . _� , .• t '1 . t, ' 1',ti;itll' -• I3L' Lc_ 1' .• t:(.!r ".,t tJt 1 I tt upoll staff revif,w of C11(: (1':'C: 1 :J :".'1' 1011 r'C:fjV.eSt,�t:hc�llll1)1ic _�?C?l.;t. 2 rt`;1„ itnd. _iiipUt: tr!'t7 �t::i:i I ti11C: I:t"�1 (;'r. !).t_ .t,i) 2 A I:("lat 1 :'!, Dlw'' l 1 . .0 t t}'1 �)1'1}1}<I• ,'Ii. 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As November 2 , 1976 , no corrlmellts had been recei.vc.d . RecQIlU7IC'I1d a t.i on: The Depa r f t:1 fv f.') T:: : _':. �. '. k' 1 f 1 I n f' 1L 1.I'U,liitt''ilt =-Il, I t ,C�;]L'vC i C )ira '•t "I .I s ,. Eh��L 0i7e lioar.cl of 7,nnin(i Ad-hv: t,m rtt:r; qrc:nt. IND 76-9;11 rl)tind that: tale proj ec t: I.,ou I d not.: IIiIV42 it trl tl t: i it 1. iI !`.'r_'r 1' (' t• t^{'C`. t: IIt)on t:i,{' onmemt:. NO ctiv1 ror1:1ir,nt:a 1 iir�l)ttc:l ; r.s;c)rt, hT::� :ti c,r1 1),►r. r�u :r_):. :};:� project. This f itirlinrl i !; 1);r ;�. l.l ttt):)Ii ::it;t;' f. ti c,f' t:11r: r.t;•;�?.zc,;r::ir)r: and data supplied by the tippl icitt-tf. and :: tit t~ion rvasures : 1 . If the .-I i I' r:• ':l;l i t. i >:l i t: .I , t.:, . i.r: :',11 ,1 Lion in cei .1 i tt't�; and t or l {.11 '::LI 1 1 :Ji•. ! � 1 'i �t i.i3 It 1 iwii;i ` l{--l. l. , I'L'�;t:)L?C:t: L4)(! 1 't 11 • 11r1 1Tt' t_ I +):i ". ii'( i.n�;til.,It;ic�It i.n rrri I itl{;:; rI{•x )r I i t1 :'' tl i i •t : :.:�, f. ( .L :r ,Lttl � � 1. 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Mailing Address/Telephone NWE: toot all projects require the preparation of an environ- mental. impact report: MIR) . To a-,si.. t the I)( p.;rtrncn:' of Environmental Resources ill in, i this ticLes'..+inat.ian, the followinq irformaticin bust: be suppl ic.d. Add addi- tional information If pertinent.• 1.0 1'ro]eCt~ Info):mation: (Plea. e r,t:L�1ch Plat P ) and ::ut,:r.it I,ili�toyrtti,:,w. r,£ ::ut;;j� ct proporty) 1. 1 Nature of Project: C;ive ra t,.c)tnitilr:Lc 6t2:',C1_i1)Li:.,11 L+f OW iWoj;.:;:i,f..i i,!' *1:4t_. Division (if . 36 acres into 2»R-2 10tS anti C(A)S tr= _"; on of fourj7lex a patl:t mr_. "s . i'ro jt'Ct 1i1C.1 tltft�;; C+;11!.1 t'l1Ct.l.t)1'1 c,,t' :, %1'c.•r:i IMI)rOVU:111G11t:S Zkdj:1CC11t: tO the property :ll'lc:,111(11.1Jg p;X%' i.!)q ► t;url:.'_; alld (111t:t er i and 1 in,.' ::rC'l'iC:l" :1r'l(i lino atre readily alwdlab ' u for :,crva.c,:: tl• Y � t.hh 1.)r't)i1 1, j:v t:Uili.'ti r J'11 or ,,.:1 c)f �lctiv,iCft�:t. Not w: ] 1"l+.t.t trii:d . L). 71' 1 C't ir; Iw, i61--nt. ial , 1i, :1t.'.I;.i. :,tt;s';,, , t r�rtci ,�1!>:ivci�lt.c�tJ fa�ual .i.Lic�:'i. 4. li l•�;J.,;�.C'I1t:» �i.�. U".C+i!`.y � 1'1.![:''�. -( t.,ll .2 t1 �tC.:t�t�,1'<.�.`;lil:i: :'!.l �I► �1 � .� t. '.'.:t?; ? +.! :t;�li:ltl�,{ t14.. It'.i:i stir. �'x'6.,t'<.1.,,1�, 1�1 ,. t`17.., '1 4 'y' 1'1.11.�1 .. , ] llti .,i.' !•:�i �.: .11' t:. i ;li•'}iC' } ►',I �� it,'11: �11{ .+: a ' n �•«.^, t,. 1 1_.''.'i"_'ilt i.?{. i :t i' i'i.1 i1+ , t lIiot'1 -1rC+ +1,;i , !.1):t1.11;tt it.�i: . , , J 1`:2 `: What are, the objec es of- the project? To prov rental housing ' . ►.`. id 'owner occupied. income prcperts�. in a pleasant environ- r mental. setting . The dwellinc} units are 'large for each b6droom .type with asp-to •date amenities , private open space , adequate light, .•air and privacy . The construction will i encourane : a long' economic life and a stable community. 1. 3 Location of project: (Address, nearest street intersections) ar a. Northwest corner of intersection of Dunbar Strce 4 and Leslie Lane . 1.4 Leyal Description: A portion of Lot: Blr.ck: Tract: _ Section: 3g i,owrtsliip: 5S_ nange: 11t , Assessor's Parcel No. AG^ ✓ ��� "'��J 1.5 Project land area (acres) : 0.36 acres 1.6 General relation,hit,_, of the I,ro jec-L; to iirroundinq proj�erties.: (Inforinat;ion available in Planning I?el��irt:*.ent un I�lr�'_rict tSa USE , L.ltt:i: USE P�r.:;c�rlt VRtc:Cit11 __�.._ ... .._ _ • i'� rl i ti::i ` Pz'c:}•,c�::r.s3 ,�_!t)��L_1�_t.s�'':'?�,t.`-'. _. ...._... � l;r:.,>j.r:l:1)i:`:i�. y stirrotlndirlq rlorth (.1f1'iGc:, }'ru1,t.,;:;. kj;)lZ.1 � 1�- (!� � 1 <"•t: , }'l.'LYa'1.:� �i ', 1C�Ct� surrotirlding Vacant Z, (:r1.dur ho.t'.at: � h-1 . _ !, i�llk'i'UlllttTztstJ �!;l:�i ftj�t�r."1•i�irwf,�.K,; � };-•�.: , ! pit'. ,'. fff P 5l.trrr+ttr;:3ir,'� arc 0111or hr>w:;t� R-1 P--1 "t:`_1i•I' . I t r i:t.7:'1L;t.}i l.lf:"f' ICY41 }1f; } ei'�t, .1�'�. t t: 7 !•t7 1.7.. List other public agencies having jurisdiction b}! law in approval, auwhariza Eian, certification or issuance of a permit for this project: O..C. .Sanitatiori District (� Calif. Regional WaterCit:y Council '0X.'. 1r'16od Control Dist. •I Quality Control Bd. M Planning Commis:ion 0 O.C. Air Pollption Control p Local Agency Formation p F+oard of Zoning Adjustments . District Corranission p Design Review �o3rd r3 Calif. Constal Zone Con- 0 State Division of �servation Commission }lir�hways p Other: ---- E Carps o£ Engineers i 1.8 What will be the maximum occupancy of all structures proposed within this � project7 Occupancy is 21 based on 11312@ 1 .83. 1 2BR@ 2 .7;, 1 3ER2 3 . .9 per _. I•lurti:jat:on Beach •resolution 3214 (Ir commercial or industrial usage, indicate occupancy in ter.m5 of e.mployee:; and customers. ) 1.9 Traffic: ' a. Indicate the present: traffic volume on arterial,: and added trips per r21ay from the project. Jz.-tf-f-is volwne on arterials is 3.6,400 vehicles per day . I 13. T_ndiratr point;; of and itrt;rent; tr.i L}le prt�j(_:ct. `% arner Avenue and Leslie Lane . c. t'I}!at is exi.:ting :;l}r_ed limit at t.hc projc:c.t. loc,At.i or, 7 25 1-1.P. 1I. ., c3. S•,11ilt in t.hfl R�:;t irt,,t.(•d v('i+i(: ! � ;�fi 11•:: t :•r,•��.1,.,� tt , ) ()t:l;{:r,ILr.r: t.r t.}lc. !)rV;jcsrt-? /1j�j.,7CU:,:1.tt:�ll.lt:ly �iC} S•11 :I t�/(,�.,;, !��►:•t:c: r,:1 �� :�!)(� j,l:c..11r/;:c'.."ir velucle , 111i/clt�y ) C)ne vt1i.i.c,lu pr."r i)ytlyilf)l. {ray U;.%l:ll :;P�,:C:U at six spa(;us per fourlilt!x . r C. 1l there i;i t1 ! (Y{!r(:(' 7f Gt%,}:c► I1Gf � ! >) lilr .'.1t•!' t.!'I,f t �1' +�tft' ;; l(:t• ,t:,(,vr: , }y:(.`a:;f.` )11tSlf:ilSE'. ;')1)c C`ll }.11:II.1: il:l[.1 4"r:tf f j. V('r L=ii11 �Ltj;.1 L.t"i.li+S•;1.C:� 6v1)iIrt:me11t • /i!lrjt.'c.} to j):i; iltll.} l'(:�, .i.r:.� 1: it•1 .1(!"� 1.Ti1�.1'. .�.i.:l".� ("; �:1C1;,;('fl i)! 1. 10 of/rltlt l.i tli(- pt rcerlt. ( t) .0.. y' C1. Ncw lalld!;C,.11d rill ..._.t.„!......_.._ t,� .('Y 1 (• t f1f' .�� •t_!t'+"t, 1 c..1 ). 1.11il � r( ,f , t !,� •� '' . :S 1 •1.• � +, _i'. .:. :l J(?J t i;{! l"li) jf'4'{. A, 1. t.lt � l;:_. �)l1� 1.:I 11r t�.:l'w i.(1 l)iit.:;`. (ir� i�4:i'iit y° . l'.ii!•Ta .f+C.1�i1 jf.� t',`'• 1'. !_.l .i. ii,.`•�.: i•.:.. (.. :i:.i +J f A r 2."0 Existing Environmental -.Settingof Proposed Project: I Describe the Following existing environmental condition:►: ' 2.1 Land form (topography and ,oils) a, soil type Sand, clayey sand, sandy clay, silty sand. Materials correlate fairly vmll . between borings and display uniform density below ttie surface fill, ranging From fair to goody b. Topography See topography on the tentative parcel .map. 2.2 Relative location matrix: it e. II CHARACTERISTIC DISTIUNCE —fZiUO yus to�brancF;2700 yds . Nearest fault line to .New ort-Inglewood Nearest_ bluff Sliabt bluff on site . See topo on tentative parcel map. 30 ' above closest flood lain area P 7 t flood -plain t o ural Flood channel 590 yds to Sunset Channel. j Shore, line 2150 yds to ocean 2. 3 objects of hist, r.ic, aesthetic, or archaeological significance on subject property: None 2.4 If the project is cUrunerci�zl, i�� 3ustrial, or residential, what is the roadway distance in miles fr, ,i F!roject to the nearest: m.t to Huntington Shopping Center a. shoppisig center 0.9 mi to Breadvjal k SIio).,pang Center `� b. Freeway exit °3 mi to San Diego & Garden Grave Freeways 7r 1.mi to`San Diego Freeway at Warner Avenue C. Element:i.ry school � �i-1e d. Public library 2__q mi tn_Central Park Library . 3.0 rnvironmental I'r^pact of the Proposed Project:: 3.1 vatural. resources: a, Does any wildlife urge the project area fora place to feed, nest, or xet:,t during a given season? No "`"' if so, please list. b. Will any of 'this wildlife be' displaced or affected by the proposed : project? No 'If so, how? • c. Does any portion of the project abut or encroach on beaches, . estuar.ies, bays, 'tidelands, or inland water areas? No If so,' describe: Describe how the project will affect any body of water. Project will increase rain water runof into Eolsa Chica ' Marshlands d. Indicate the location and area (in acres or square feet) and tyre of plant .life to be removed as a result of the project. Include number, type, and size 'of trees to be removed. None e. Biota matrix: TYPE EXTENT Flora , None Fauna None 3.2 Land form: a. Is the property presently graded: No : b. what i, the range and direction of slope of 5uaject property as it now exists? Elevation 42 .5 to 34, sloping from approximate, center kn—a-i-i—dixectimns`..'_ ' c. Now much grading is proposed? 7,�iQ.9��.Y- (Gross cubic yards) , d. Now much land is to he graded? .36 acres (Acres) __.. e. What will be the maximum heiaht a�id -grade of cut or fill after grading is comple'�ed? Max. -cut Jlope for .5 ft 2 :1 slope Is the surrounding i,rea graded?partially � if so, -how will it affect subject i-)rope:lt:y? Proposed grades Will match existing grades at: ', ' property bound without 4dverse. effects . 3.2 Land Form (con t. ). g. During construction of the project, what:"efforts are Tieing taken. to riin- ; imixe erosion or siltation of the property?. Major grading and compaction for both stace' ets and Tots .will be done at the start of the project Fine gra.ding.�"will be done immediately after foundations are poured: it is anticipaced that grading.'will not be done during the rainy "seas"on. 3.3 Drainage and flood control: a. Please 'describe specifically the volume of drainage and how it will , be accommodated: ru:nimal drainage ; standard l'o.t drainage swales will- accommodate onsite runoff . No offsite runoff is r tributary to subject property. b. To .what extent will the project be located within a flood hazar3 area? iPlease describe . (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Standard Project Fli:�ol None 3.4 Air Quality: a. if project is industrial, describe and list air pollution sources and quantity and types of pollutants em. cted as a result of the project. "Not industrial b. "List any Air Pollution Control District equipment required. None c. if project is highway improvements, list existing and estimated traffic projection for 1.0 years in future. No hig}iway improvements 3.5 Noise: ��. ., Describe• any adjacent offeite noise sources (i.e. , airi?arts, industry, freeways) . Project is Sao wards south of Mnadowlaric Airport . b. What noise will be proc3.uc -d by the project.? if available, ple, a give. noise levels in "decibel measurement: and typical time distributi^n .when . noise will be produced.. Residential use will yield minimal noise. c« Vow wxl? noise produced by projec-t compare with existing''* r, se ]c:vela? Increase, .if any) wi3.3 be insignificant . • f �3. 6 � 47atc.r. a. If project will .not require in �allation or replacement of new water mains, check here X and omit sections b through E. . i f s w• a and o s. b. Att � a'ma ha �.n the ro'eet six n location ono line.. ach e P g pr oject, s C. If:.new water mains are to be constructed indicate len th and sizeg (diameter) of new .inainr,: Length size d. What is the area in acres and the population to be served by the new maiiis? Indicate the approximate service area on a map. . . i ` e. if new mains are replacing existing mains, give length and size of ex- isting mains: Length Sire f. Please estimate the daily volume in gallons required to serve the Project. 7 Sewer: i 3. r a.. if project will not require installation or replacement of new sewer mains, check here x and- omit sections b and c. ' b. Attach a map showing the project, size and location oflines. C. . Discuss the capacity required for the project and how this relates to existing effluent volumes within the system. 3.8 . Utjlity Lines: a. Indicatc length and type of new offsite transmission and distribution facilities required to. serve project-. None b. Do any overhead dlec:trical facilities ,require reloca+_ion? No If. so, please describe facilities.` C. Do existing lines have to .bt, increased in 'number or .size for project? Na if so,. please describe how. r 30.9 Education: : For, residential: projects, note primary and secondary. school districts: Primary: Ocean Vi ew School District Fiu" t t B n in ' each I•I S o Secondary 9 x.cah rh of 3.10 Population Displacement: a. Will -any residential occupants be displaced by the project activities No • If not, do no t answer question ( b . b. -What is the tntal number of residents to be displaced? . 3.11 Demolition: a. Will any improvements be `demolished or removed by the project? No if so, answer questions b through d. b. Describe briefly the type_ of buildings or improvements to be demolished 'by the project. • IIJORI, c. List approximate volume of exported material. /: d. Indicate the location and the distance to the site where exported material will be dumped. .4.0. Mitigating Measures: 4.1 Are there measures included in the f::oject which may conserve resources (Electricity, gas, water or wildlife'/ ? Please describe. Project vill conform to new insulation requirements of R_16 in roofs and' R-ll in exterior walls. Project will 'include gas hot, vrater -heating 'and gas coolcing . I t is .'aeli eved that" these features tivill conserve: energy. 4.2 Describe facilities designed into the project that are proposed to minimize erosion or siltation control on subject property. All areas not used for buildings, parking, driveways or walM%!ays will be landscaped with trees, shrubs , groundcovers and grass . 4. 3 Describe types of building matr_rials .and/or construction methods for the project that are designed t:o tinimize the effects caused by flooding, if pro�- ect is located within flood hazard area. , ] roject not- within a . flood hazard: area. 4.4 Briefly •destribe wfttit efforts are being proposed to minimize the short-term impacts 'caused by construction. Dust ,, noise and debri s are the majoY ---» .:short:.term; impacts of construction. Dust will be mini.miz ed' by frequent,' 'Mate,ring a:�., the streets and lots being graded. Noise will be minimized b' use: of • el.ectra.c driven a+Iuiprnent whenever possible and by using libx'ma]. .working. hours of a:3p to '4:'"0 a Debris will' be hauled away. 4.S Describe measures eopased .in the design of the p eet t o rec3ure noi::o } pollution to 'persons occupying project. Noise generating operations ' twill be coirpleted prior to persons occupying the Project. r 4.6 Describe measures proposed in the' design of the project to reduce noise pollution to persons outside of. the project which is caused by noise gener-- ated by the project. Project is in a generally isolated location. W6rk will be carried out during normal 8 :30 to 4 :30 hours on weekdays only. 4.7 Describe how the design of the project (architectural treatment and land-- :n - scapinq) has been coordinated with design of the existing comiir,itry to minimize visual effect. Siding materials, stucco colors and . land- scaping will be of the same. theme as the adjacent 23 lot tract no. 9235 to the east . 4.8 Describe measures or facilities designed into the project to facilitate re- source recovery: None other than substantial heat and sound insulation. All heating will be thermostatically controlled.. 5.tI: Are there alternatives to the project which may result in a lesser adverse environmental effect? No Please 'explain all project alternatives. : r I hereby cc:'rt:ity that the information herein is true and. accurate to the best of my knowledge.,' 5ignatu a Date Filed i t lJrJAPI VV7-iF 770 17- Glr117.� t Uhl r r ,7 4 Cl1iC4GC.� ..� `•� wu 1L 91 90 , r _ ix Itr ;•, ��r'�' vt lJ�r�� �i��/t./: r+�-fu''� IYLQh 714 r aI a� r a� �1'.'7?0- :aV 03 0;,-ry � =Y C l f a`f' .✓a14-,(/" rr '/ . �� ;' ✓ /i6 :�/.�-ft� � �f� ��.�i�-!T . �'���L � ��f� �a�(/ii � ,�Tr-��U��� ��%r �i r •L`�!� f f;� �bI .1tl�'�l/ 1%�ry'(�� (°i c�f% , T'��f'`�j;,�r�t ;,�.,a� .�j�,�/ h._�1;!:• U �� r/IX IAI , av jy.���- 7 j l%� '12.M1iv1W -��.:;��� ��Ga�/y �O� C of�%�� _ � �,.�gL �� �'D� r•'/1'f?/! L�'��G d'ri..���7' - � .. . . Coca /rn J.-'CTlnVNY 09 r7c�~?�. �'�IlO, alp, ��'Gi,�OJ� O�'3'�nr� .� 1yal-Lo3i5 J r l 'fps tC)PC SAL CONSISTENCY THE EN ESRAL PL�,N.� . APPLICANT: Franklin J. Buccella ASSESSOR'S PARCEL:. 21--19 REQUEST: From. R-1 to R-2 CONSISTENCY DETERMINATION i CONSISTENT INCONSISTENT INDETERMINATE FINDINGS 1. The property ' is, sufficiently small and properly located to permit a finding of consistency. 2. The proposal would further; (a) the policy of the provision of a variety of housing types iti all areas of the City and (b) the - , policy of increasing the tax base. 3 . ORA 83 and 368 are to^.aped nearby. Care should be taken when grading to be aware of the possibility of archeological resources on 'the property. f i 0, 006SAL CdNSIS ICY .7, W �T �.N .' P � :.Cdnehol."Plan Policies 'ciritl"Plans EffRct on Polities 'and Plans l�u�rllicrs Deters No Effect. 1.0. 'S and ccnsa vntiai e1.P.-iit 1.I Pires a wing ani protcctirxJ vutstr"ling 9oNr�l X aid topographical'feature. ; 1.2 devcL i ng the.stiorcl.im as a wiiqua, irraplamable, X regimal zocraat.icral asset; 1.3 enoo�sraging beau'afication of oil�scing aye" ;{ ind reatoratim of ncn-prodvctiv+e oil land; 1.4 ;tnaxitzirig the aitdasr arsci extvizarsiattetl pvte:ntlal }{ of the City pravidinj'axpcvt nsive, cx�oidirxst+ad recreation, parks, and apm sly prugrwm that fulfill the r aWa of all nogmmtz of the oamruni.tyt L5 preserving the ocean ud s'sareline as a recreational }: and physical resources; l.b cCCVec-akir�g in the.irrplarcte7taticxt of a gte�stbclt: X plan for the Santa Ana R.ivert : 1.7 prwoLing m preservation of the area'B ntarahas x I aril lakea t . ' 1.8 en, Bing water couiermtim, re:lsmatian, and desalinixatim; .. . :, 1.9 protaating the area'a water resources - dcrmat.ic x amply, ocean a-J hartor arms, marshlards, l akrsv frua poUutian; 1.10 mcperi,ting in local, staita, and naticxtal efforts to bpzwe air qL" ty; �* t 1:11 ' pre;erviag and prc�,:th)q areas of significant o historic acenic •and archseo ical value; -, log 1.12 d�+.•clvliing and:mzintaiiaing high otaMards of visual , X borsuty within all aram )f.•the City; Lb preserving'signifImnt v�ortation'and wildlife v habitat �w eristim in the Pimming Rrca. `• 1.14 Relatiatshii? to the opan Sp=�* and C�arss ervat. m Plan `{ I 1.15 RclatiaW4 to the � Spam and Cmwrvaticn Para» X ..15.1 'Utilize dshmlopmmt r ning te.g., estato' X : axl,cltu;tnr zoning? to p:•��xsrtt oixst spam within private clCVe+e Cl ,nte. . 1.15.2 'Utilize natural resmrce z niN to restrict „ dmrolopment in hi:ard am-.a and at�c•.ss trod •►' far prtAm-ticn of ram ;tea. {. i t �.11;3 ktrplay •Less Z7xut Ftaa Aatwirn!>rip".tc ?snigtscn t to PaVAM a upon epeo in Ihmtingt'n 9o&dl. .15.4 con tirttm to r+W`AM open Fpeaa With full p gh � .cx,�±rmtti rights tt:ro�u , ocr `► ,,. � dcxmatiat, cx clxw;acxt. • Gene*rc�l Plan. Policies' and Plans Effecf -on: Policies_ cant Plcari$ P�rthe�s deters Ro. Effect • 2X3 sei do-s�fS El6rerit The City shall recognize h=z d-•y��ratad canstra.ints ` In daterm ning land use policic+a and mc*IN &,—i- •� r sicns cn developnent, particui- in identifi.ec! ' arena. j 2,: Public facilities should be upgra, v to moat risk rewiressents. i' X vital facilities shall be cfe"sigrxxl and opera`.ad in a nanrwc to mlximiae their ability to reakun X ` furr.'t.i.cnal during and after disaster. 2. 4 �latis�nahip to'the'S�ei�aifc-Safety Flan 2.4.1, 'IVlanent tlx- prwisiona of the Alquist- X Priolo Geologic Hazard Z,onen Act and the miteria of the State Mining anZ Geology Ward within the special stuliem zones in a;_%Mtingtcn Beach. 2.4.2 ?h%e the neilmis: spa', .ry eaniiticn of exist- frog•structures an `. > tart factor in selecting future artim for redweloimnt. i 2.4.3 Prohibit: CX=tructian of future critical faciixti.es within Sg foet of a )mo4m fault }i trace. 2.4.E Pre%mnt c cnstructi on of awt:im'11 critical facilities in hazard rrcas unless; absolutely X r cessary. Wk # facilities should be fl=d- proofad. ff - 2.4.5. Cautcuc.�t additior�l water supply e+nd w"to t diupml eystcm to premit entry of flood X . .....rratexra -4= practical. . . �� Noire Elem�it� a-L Noise r�rcti.an aLratclies, and priorities to rashsco Y wise in the highest nois e--k1wtod areao should to . •. - �.Z 'Ile• usa of quits autambiles, machinery, and X: equipnwt should be a=uragcd. 1 • 33 lelation-Wisp to the Noise Abat�t Plan X 3.3.1 D 9=urAcgc nee residential do m1op-,mt with- in Uw CM 65 cmtow X 3.3.2 Cconsisfer requiring + Mitlrnal noises is%iln-- tion for new residential c�truction under X ti. . the CNM 60 crantour. 3.3.3 Inve-9tigate� the ralesignatinn of ftcarpatf.blet X 1,W11 user a,xi' thn revisions of Mille intsu- - latim texjiixarents to achiuvn Imcr-te= rex.'=tic� of mioe . 3.3.4 Ct"ider restricting new r�*sidential d ml- �� t within 25 fc+et of a yanoline: X ' 'x►g i r►,''R�.�crcd PxsP• • 7.3.5 Ccxmid�er.restricting M-f resident fall cUO*vl- opr nt'- within 25 feet of an olwtric wtor- X .....rw1�.�.+•bM1 r..r...r r..iarw.. r. .wr■ r rr +�=....r+.. . TROPOSAL CON � Y � THE GENERAL. PLAN Genera! Ptan .Po�ecl�s . and 1�laDsEffect on .Policies nnc? Flans j j•� Fu,tilers 77 Deters . 1!o Effect 4.0 Ci.rty iva" l Elarmt . •`4.1 ' Develop. a systen of arterial. streets aril 2ziow^.:ys . that.ensures*the safe ani efficient aowmmc of X p6ople and g=ds ti2 supptrt the establisbmmt of p;:blic tr�ar�iortation x systa.m .within the City that ur[: diractod ta�ud . . meatSng'the nabila •y roods of the cxxsznsnity. ` 4.3 Prwi& alequato m intmarrne and pGrrkcxtlon Of $ existing waterwaya as recrpxstion� l tra�n�xa•taticn X j facilities and provide adogwato p;zblic a=+.c. ' 4.4. Prividc &kx;pat a truck and rail meXvi oe to indus- trial. and caar•�cial are m while prwiding minlruva disturbance to rasldmtial arww. 4.5 Supp=t tlxi 'd+�dalgxi t of grncrnl anriatiar► faycili- ties in Or&xjc Canty that r©floct the ncx� of •{ the itY• 4.6 PrirAde a,tiranspartation synte n that is mmiste nt X with.ef forts to mir►.imf e adverse crwirorrmtal. and _- wathatic effects. 4.7 Provide non-mot=ized transportation far?.Uties, especially bike trills, pedestrian trails, eques- . Irian•trails, aril jogging trails. �4.0 E3elaticnnhip to tl� Circulation Plan 4.8.1 Provide adequate irKjre:ast'w0 egress to in- duatrial arr3 care -cinl land uses as well as h inmre that reasidsxitlal ntx= tiro protwtcd. 5.0 Scenic Hig}r.ra�+s Elei:nt X 5.1 Dxourage the development of a trfstan of local , scenic routes within the City, to be enjcrye4 171 all X - 'residents.and visitors. 5.2 Direct developmnt almg scenic roe aayrs in a rwsr►er }{ r ogmtibie With th3 protection of scenic values. 5.3. CoordinaLe the local scenic rmte system with a net•,►orY. of trni': and gree:n.'�elts. X 5.4. Enccur, the develaim-nt of a a�areli nsi% pre gram for urde-rgrcunding utilities in the shoreline area. ►' S.5 >aliminate,billkbarel, thrcA►3hcxxt tlxe entire shorr_•line .. '- aLrera. .1 5.6 Scenic,t1ig?r,.ayc Plan 5.661 Local Sarno Prjutes A. Bolin Chica Street -'fran Pacific Coast �►ay to�7arner Avenue K 4 . D. Ei -cords Strer_+t '- from Pacif is Co+�•tn: 1. !{:g i,ayCo jwth of Talba- !►vcsi��e • ti::.z.r: PR�C%POSA, L CONSiS dCY Me THE GENERAL PLAN r General Plan Policies and Plal'Is Effect on Policies ana plans ` Furthers Deters too Effet:t 6.0 ticusiM FAment 4 , 6.1 Prcrtidirrg Tx7using c rtunity for all ucxmnts at the populatians :{ 6.2 prorriciing a variety.of txo%ming type in all arms }C • of the City; 6.3 inmiring a wide distributim of low and mx)k-xatEi X irXXro housing throughout th3 City; 6.4 eliminating or preventing blight -tarn mx:h c axil-- tl�-:.s ar needs exist! !' X 6.5 eliminating hawing cxxxliticns har::!-ul to health, safety, and public wIfare; 6.6 . c m3ervinq aryl e.xpan ing the hxuaing ntoc•k c-91=ially for parsers of low aid moderate inocrm; X 6.7 encatri-ging de«lop-,mt of neighborhoods that am available and attractive to diverm eounmic gru+pct �{ 6.8 inst=ing ade*mte open aNce in all renidmtial areas. '{ 6.9 Fvlat.ianship to the Braising Plan 0.9.1 Continue utiliz.iticn of Fa3exal lkxuinq X Assistance Progrmm, such as the :,action 8 Wsting tiauting Program►. • 6.9.2 Utilize existing hai;L•tg uril.ta to pravldo at Im-ut a portion of the aasistcd h:xr:sin7 raguired by lax+ and arx1arate ircam fmvilicu ru;i.ding in Himti.ngton Deeach. 6.9.3 Dwou +R,u the diapersal of h ca;siag trRs Within'fbuttincxtat Bear h. 6.9s4 Enco= a and assist :. the =vue-t.mtion, m-dntcr vve, rind inert-:.=-nt of all exist- X ing neighbonccWs with pr.im i Ly g i,.w. W prcblan areaxs 'dciltif i©d by ter! cam=ity Malys Is ProgrwL 7.0' Land Use F.lamnt 7.1 Utilizing Vdism eaoermNnts for greenalta ana City owttcYi :ree farcm. 7.2 1c u►is crud band for ix:rka, cp-m spx*, aW recr.aticn. Prior to lewd de%elcimnt, wtxwa pcusiblet . 7.3 Devel.apLxl a cyGLm of trails linkirV the City.parka, beadms, and bluffs; X 7.4 Kaxiraixing tho p=amrvation of hiataric. uconAc, geological, topograptAcal, atd arc h aaal gical nitest ? 7.5 tW.'eloping cxmnanity centers Ulat firm ugh schools, cacr. ndty parka, rectvatival cat'rul hmwh libraries, at atlas uses its cm atriai .7.6 txmtrollirn traffic donatfy W rxidmizu air pollu- PR P AL ( � THE G NERAL PLANOcyCCNSI Vl' r .r .. o i s and P4di s n Po 'e i '� . a -P a� .d •1 Effe ct t j CI �Ce a c+ API n` oit �s n �P ans w t . Furthers Deters No` Elf ect J.7 Providing an adoquate`lemr'of =mInity gervioes, X facilities, .i7orovum pEs, and mainternatr_e iri all . arees.of the Citys. . 7.8 Piici+iicirxj utility systme .to maet projected dmmnds; X . ,7.9 Prrrviding rawting centers for civic ar,d other `JrC4 v;{ t 7.10 Pit,4ding efficient, o r'm meal refum disp1; x 7.11 f7nooura4iric] the proper location and pla ang of faL ;� ilitiez such an ctxrxrhe:3, ;running trrnas' day cuter t' venters, r+ell-ba;by clinics, atc._ • 7.12 Encouraging ttr3 loratim of nx1nic*xl, co=ty, state,• x federal, and otlxax gm-czmrrntal fn�:ilitias within or ry r the Civic Centex; 7.23 =ing,plartcioa Tarr rr:ial &-vPIoQrcnt bust will with residential growth; i 7.14 Cantinuinq to diversify the oa ranie hear •of tie: City x . 'and isKaouing the tax b ; 7.15 Prc r►ting tJL revitalization of tho Downtckm area; � 7.16 Prarrratinq tbtei and.tawist-t -i anted retail duvedgp- x rent in appropriate locatirx►u; 7.17 l�coirragin g dct-elcpmmt of cawk-rcial cmplwaa as ' X centers of Wtivity; h.18 Ca tinuiN to prarrote± develc{xaant of comnarcinl t: _ c�tctra;. 7.19 Distributing aauenr..r,cial c untmv and.slating them to x 7.20 E7►cmrAgirxi .irxtustrial develoymmt'in eevc:ral d.itr- pnrral irx3untrial parks; 7.21 LOcAtirxi industrial t r4a adjacent to couratibla �{. 1WO Uses; • 'X 7.22 Providing appxariatc: trap rtaLicsrr aocc.g to r}.xriq natad•industrial areas; 7.23 Elimirwtl. 4 conflicts batworn exintiing inlwtrinl uses andnot-ccnp,%title laid unm i.2t - Ut.ilizin3 pin►vling't.o wsure that annexed i1rws Am , X ompatible with rarraunding rrem of tho City; 7.25. . imI3 wLrq that annexe-I anus pru ida mdfiaiont tnx � Nisi to ans•am drat the nrca will not caurila tax ire creases for current residents of tha City. ' Publish. ., 23/78 E: Poo to ards so NOTICE OF PVDL1C HEARY IBC t. , .. NOTiCE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public hearing trill, be help by t City `Council of the City Of Huntington Beach, 1n the Council Chamber of the Civic Center, Huntington Beach, at the hour of P. M. , - or as soon thereafter as possible , on Mrnamy the _37z + day of April , 197,78 , for the purpose of cons iderin a change of zone from R-1 {Low Density Resa.dEntial District) to R-2 (Media-i Density Residential District) : The subject property is. located 232 feet south of- Warner Avei-Iue and went of Leslie Lane. A legal description is on file in the Planning Department Office. " I i Al. inteiyested 06roana are invited to +ittand a�eid hearing and expres9 their opiniom for or against is aid Hone case r rurther informotion crag be obtained frog, the Office of the City C1or� • *,000 Maf�s Sig. , Nuntingt:in ]3each, Ca�iforniA 'e DATED.: 3 2UU Ci Ty or Ht.T'!fi'II" roN D1:ACH' .wUwwwry t�wrrr+o.r�nNwY/r��rrr�wiwr . BY: Alicia Ht Wen6iorth r City Cleric t/ - I ul., LEGAL NOTICL NOTICE; 6V PUBLIC: lIL•'ARINt; 'LONE CASI: 140 78--5 ;a t3t7.TTC1::; rS HEIL�y GxVL';} t:ntzt: a l.,ki:�1ic hc.rr-in;'; by e Gi�y k?la ' Cali Orn' or the. purpose .of consi d--i rOm •Rl `(L6w Density Residential Dist l!ict) 'to i{w (ilodiul.t Residential District:) The subject+_ pr:oPerty iti locat�-Od ?J:! ,,i.c�t_ ' south" of garner Avenue and west of wslitr L:inu .. A , is -on file in the Plannincj Uepart1w..1.t,: Office . Said hearing wi 11 be tic.-Id at t;tc }lour of 7 : �)tl ._ _: I' .;! (>n Mjar cli 7, 1978 , in the Council Chatimccs 1.,,u iIi-! .nr; cJ; Li.0 Civic.-Center, 2000 t-}ain SLruet;, t3unt:iriyton isQich , C,.ilifox:;i �c. I All ' intiereste'd persona are invited to atLunc3 ::z d nt,-:a i.u.j. ..'.e%pi:ess their p'inio, or or against trill" wrr,pr,::i+`ci C}IANG1. OP ZO,%11. N4. 78-'i Further iitfor' Mat:ion may be obt.ai.nc�; from t:hL: City 4'1Fi:llisr<<; Department. Telephone ha . (71.4) 53 6--5271 DATED this 2:3M day of ' V :1iruory , 97 By 7t;;.r Coop Arf mDmWi i; %lrri V(Jur 105V S, a►'� ilI onint,'lf�e io,tu amtidms. ._... .. __� _��. -..__ .._` . • i . _r.r.M.�.wMNtir•.�r+�r+F+++_------- rrrr. �wa.+..Y.•rr Hwr._y } VOTICE TO CLERK .T0 SCHEDULE PUBLIC HEARING ITEM Zone Case No. 78-5 TO: CITY CLERK' S OFFICE. DATE: March 10, 19.78 FROM: Edward D. Selich ' PLEASE .SCHEDULE A PUBLIC HEARING USING THE ATTACHED LEGAL NOTICE FOR THE; 3rd DAY' OF April, '1978 AP ' s are attached X AP -s. will follow NO AP ' s ' Initiated by: Pl.anni g Commission Planning Department Petition X *Appeal Other Ado tion' of Environmental. Status W No YES 140 . .-Refer to Tom Moseley , Planning Depdrtment ' Extension #5279 -for add itio'na1 .•information. , : } *.x1~ a ea please transmit exact wording to be required ' in the r egal. ; , .^:+'4 'r•.Irt7lrw�aeM`M�r4itMMY�r.u'T^..•..�.�+ .. .. .. .. • I 1 I 1 145-241-40, trstkLirt J. 8uva�1 a , !C 07475 8udrwy A crusal py at al 2120, JMMBWY 25, 1978 (Jd) .>J55 Baas Avernis bt lt. r 270 Prttrn Sprims C Ii G" 92648 � 92262 1 3�-121--07 i 163-121-22_ 146--241-43 1 Sti�,ahm 0 Dons E 016i tic>rr W Ta*&bamy 5092 WILrner Ay rws , 5► U Dwbw Avwm Obi trilaxmr Amin =g� ,aw.- Cali �ti�gt= �#le Calif � Huatt i h, C lif t ; 9 649► , 92647 153••121-fl8 163-121-23 ; 146w-241-46 . ss"01 C Hirt 8750.St�asnon River Circle i IAM 'L ' a1' at Od Dm L Wyrnes i t .al Fountain Ve.11��, Calif 60i0 MarinepCiV�1 5475 Wdrt�ex AvrRaxl &01 8rah, Calf.f ; N►crtt:. cY Banch, Calif . 9770E ' 90*140 ► 92649 , I 163-121-10 I 163-121-24 i 1i6-241-47 Wm* A' CmLkshwJc Jr et al 1 MtillLen 8: .8333 K lshlre 'alvd,Suitm 1040 ; �g � Y ' 0991 Creealetd Drim Fx-211 tolls, Calif {J211 9 iImV �, Cif , Kwtington L*Mch, Calif 90803 ; 92646 163-127.-11 i 163-121.--43 146-241 £aSO yWR�►x'rreor� crow ,"h dating co I i�UX*Ii oa ity Water Cb ! P.0. D= 1123 ' Balsa Utica Water On )wnEbVt= bwdl, Calif 0 ! � eascn, Calif , P.O. �t 1 3 .92647 .. ► 92647 1 Smwot Bpi, Calif 90742 � 1G3�-1?.?.--�3 146-241 26 113=1 i E .Th!Ain et al.. ! bm 5142,Wai r AvwLw i P c a.U. 123 n kU+itingtan l h, Gti].if ax*„ vt m fit, Calif 91649 , 92647 , 1v3=1?t-19 ; 163-121.-44 146-241--12 Prw*lin J Auravra11& at al. 1 fia:.t'bw Bluff Devalo t M"ao tl rio at ill IB66 MuYl u Drive ` 3142 Amm Ac►°Isaat 5zits 305 7795 W6mbydrtstar Av vm CiJrta MS, C,aili!' i UmtUvgt n Bae+dt, C�ELf VAWULtR br, Calif 9226 ' , 1 92649 92683 _163-122-01 .; arasm vit+w sch=1 Matri.ol. :ttrrAr t, E st Ova l uxdd E Tobin 7972 Wanxx Avnue 2�001 t�uiirl.acx3a Blvd 5� .363 , 5.142 i uuw 1lvs,rgm Hartt.ittigtcn i3eloott, Cal iF 92630 • Cauf M*ington �, 0" 92647 t'. i 92'fA9 _ _... _ L _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ . . . _ _ _ . ► .- . _ 1b3-121-21 ' ; 163;-L'11�-02 Dpt of tt'arw"rtatiin W.Aft, u Tu aruie I "mmd pActsy at a1 ' , 120 so. spar . 5txv t P:0. laoct 1657.. I 16s5 pal at Ad Inn Angel. Cal-if 90052 °n ��+ (•at114 i ArMaiut, Calif 92902 , Attnt SWf aslstant 92647 DersSgri b t i i t .,ii.1.YMt1l+ZM�,i'111.1l1 NIY7bL/Lr�l'11A'P•.+ati4..:rN.... i'M. yk,,:JH:r. -, a ^ . .. .. .f , .. - • ♦{'\••{f Y f.{{ •I 1 f { . i Y .. •f{..• / I{ i ►M .. • . • f •• ♦ 1 ♦• • . • •• •• / • . 1 1 •'r . .. .� . i63-x21 p1 163. 121=36 Oauglas Stations Inc xC #78-5 Nola .7, W ]•1ac� et al Box "2500: Harbor Bluffs Developmnt : Nola- J. Delleney (.bsta Me-SA, . Calif March 17, 1979 Q10 P.O. Box 103 Sunset 92626 Beach, Calif 9074x .1163-121-02 163.-121-28 163-121-3B Lister.,W: Kuehne Martin B Slattai ^R*)ert "W Karger 17032 Bolsa Chica 5041 r ANrenue 5072 Dunbar St ' .' Hutington Beach, Calif Huntington Beach, Calif Huntington Beach, Calif :92649 92649 92649 f , ' t 163-12 --03 163-1.21-29 163-131.-01 Ri.ch� d M wanVD. L. Elm Paul If Penrod Itm-ard Ri^crey 5271:Iieil Avenue 5021 Dunbar Avenue 1655 W Palais Iid . untington Beach, Calif tuntington Beach, Calif Anaheim, Calif 92649 . : 92649 92802 163-121-04 163421.-30 163--131-06 Richard R Rule et al Barbara E Baker F B Clendenen et al !: 507; Warner Avenue Suite C 17042 Bolsa Cliica 250 Poppy. Huriki;��tUn Beach, Calif ; Huntington Beach, Calif 1 corona Del, Mar, Calif 92649 92649 92625 . -163-121-'05 163-121-31 h/enneth J. Ferrara Jean M Ahderson ; 4126 Monja Ct 17062 Bolsa Chico `Ias Vegas, Nevada Huntington Beach, Calif . : 89104 92649 , Y - ' 1634 21-06 163•-1211-32 Esther:F ;3zaW Walter B biUlion Y.O. } X" l`l�J32 E�rrna L Million► iong,Beach, Calif 603 Lindsey St ; 90907: Chattanoga, ?farm 37402 163421.25 163-121-33 <'Jcinn D `lbkaruk i bman J De Grace et a1 "16591 ma,nnel Lam B3bbie M Wilson Ituntington Beach, Calif 23772 Ave 208 92649 - Lindsay, Calif 93247 "' 263-121-26 163-121--34 : M.ic'mel Sarkin et al " Milo E Cote -, 600 Marina Drive 2308 Longbow_Drive ._' Sea2 Beach, Calif Twin Falls, Idaho 83301 ,.•t. `• r..{ t • l,• .,. . I • r { 1 a ♦ a . . Y!{ ♦ • Y•f . i . {Y f • Y . • . • • . . • . • • r • 1 . • , 1G3-7121-27' 163--121-35 - rles F tii sal K Frank ti+Jytlia ' SOy ;buriliax.Avietsue . . 3970•Grand View Blvd ; [Imt 1igton:.Deach;. C611f ,fit 23 Inns Ang eles,geles, Calif 900 ;3 F�r„ },, . •,. j'Y r . s a v', . . 7.: ,•.r r 'rti • • \ r . (M•/♦Y ,J.Mi+YrA I • . . - 1) 'I•":Y{�I..•s�•rr•�.i• �'^I��.��rrrr./IIl.1�� r ITY OF_ HU 'X IihiC�7 t?N BEACH " INTER-DEfApTN1ENT COMMUNICATION t� HUNTING101.4 etACH To Ed .selich From Monica Florian Subj Gone Chan5ga .�18--5 ' Date January 20, 1978 ect" In . accordan,' a with the Ci ty ' s Conflict of Interest Code, I must disqualify myself from participation in the process- ing of this zone change application filed by Harbor Bluffs Development Company, it .'is my uriderstandzng that you will assi n this case to Tom Moseley who will function directly under your supervision in this matter . MF:.gc . cc: City Clerk ✓ Zone Change File 78-5 1 "CITY Nu4'1"1i{Q S K r .?Ar C/. r oq,r To o� " lClf.Cdl,�r,. L j• - INC. I T IY REA LTOR-DEVELOPER A et �w liftApri 1 3 , 1978 ..o City of Huntington Beach Office of the Ci :y Clerk 2000 Main Street Huntington Beach , California Attention : Alicia M. Wentworth , City Clerk. Re : Notice of Public Nearinn Zone Case 78-5 As. aproperty owner •in the area this is to .. advise that I whole heartedly support a zone change to R-2 (Medium Density Resi - dential District ) , or even R-3 . Thank you very much . j Sincerely , Richard R. RuIe . President 5U52 Wt1l�NEl2 AVE., NU1��T1NG7'c�N ti!•CiCH, CALIF. 92649 M4),546.i521 + '•�*ft r J: 01TV . Ci : FN lwIT11 It4'iT �! ! ,.. • INTER DEPARTMENT*COMMUNICATION MOM" To Floyd :G. Belsito. From Edward, n. Selic 'City Administrator Planning Directo Subject Zone . Change . No. 78-5 Date March - 31, 19.78 (Item D-2b on. April 1978 Agenda) 1 ,4ould like . to clarify the recommendation of - the Planning Department on this zone change. The original staff recommendation at the Planning .Commission !, public hearing was for denial. However, -the Commission recom-. - mended approval with direction to study the surrounding area for a General Plan Amendment. The Planning Staff concurs with' this Planning Commission recommendation and now recom- mends approval of Zone Change No. 76- 5 EDS:gc i