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HomeMy WebLinkAboutUse Permit 81-3 - George Katsampes - To permit the establish i 9? INTfIN Superior Court or me STATE OF CAL1FOUNIA In and for the County of Orange �I CITY OF HUNTINSTON BEACHr CITY CLERK r QE J'l fill I,�I('6'1'IQN. Hearing 81-3 State of California ) f � •�--^I^,fir' , �, Countyof orange Rita J. Richter That I am and at ali times herein mertioned was a citizen of �►,. tie United States,over the Byte of twenty-one years, and that I am not a party to,nor interested in the a1mve entitltd matter; ' that I am the principal clerk or the printer of the t .i Huntington Beach Ind. Review a newspaper of general circulation, published in the City of y ttri Huntington Beach � ►' -�' County of Orange and which newspaper is published for the diseminstion of local news and lntrltlgence of a general chaser- ter, and rhich newspaper at all times herein mentioned had i1p and still has a bona fide aut*cription list of paying sulracriln'ra, r -: and which newspaper luau heen established, printed and pub- �! "'' HAW at regular intervals in the mid County or Orange for a Wnod exceeding one year; that the nutim of which the ttnnesed is a printed copy. has been published In the regular , and entire iaaue of ,yid newspaper.and not in any supplement thereof,an the following dates•to wit+ s March 26, 1981 .400 l certify (or declape)under penalty of perjury that the forego- Inn is tnk and correct. 1• Doted at,.,.........6ar.di ...G eve......... .. ....... ralit !r,t day rc h aturr I � i tc*nn Nth t:AK.ally 1 Page Two * AYES; Schumacher, Xenefick, Winchell, Greer NOES: None ABSENT: Bannister, Porter, Bauer ABSTAIN: None EIND'IN03 FOR DENIAL: 1. The arcade -musement center is generally not compatible with su--rounding residential land uses. 2. Noise generated by the proposed use could adversely affect sur- rounding land uses . 3 . Pedestrian and bicycle traffic could adversely affect adjacent land uses. DISCUSSION: Conditional Use Pe.-mit No. 81-3 is a request by the applicant to establish and operate a family amusement arcade within an existing building located at the northwest corner of Brookhurst Street and Hamilton Avenue. The proposed use mill utilize approximate y 1600 sq . ft. of floor I. area of a recently constructed commercial suite that is attached to an Alpha Beta Supermarket. The applicant has stated the proposed hours of operation will be j from 11 : 00 a.m. to 10: 00 p.m. Sunday through Thursday and from 11:0U a .m. to 12: 00 p.m. Friday through Sat:irday . In addition to the proposed amusement arcade, the applicant has � indicated that the following services will be offered within the � suite if the use is approved : 1. Sine of billiard supplits 2. Repair of billiard equipment 3. Sale of prepackaged ford items 4 . Sales of juices and soft drinks 5. Use of one Juke box. The following issues of concern regarding Conditional Use Permit No. 81.3 were identified by staff in the attached staff report dated February 17, 148 i. r 1. Possible noise created by the patrons, electronic games and music system. 2. They co%Vatibility of the proposed use with .surrounding land uses.. 3. Possible cohgv%stiom of patrons and bicycles adjacent to the proposed use. Page Three The existing land uses adjacent to the proposed amusement a,:cade include residential housing to the west, an Alpha Beta S"prr- market, fast food restaurant and a variety of miscellaneous commercial shops withir the shopping center. The commercial uses within this shopping center are intense uses, and the addition of an amusement arcade will increase pedestrian, bicycle and auto traffic. If the proposed use is not managed properly, loitering will also become a problem in the area of the amusement arcade. In addition to increasing tzaff is near the subject site, the staff iE concerned with the compatibility of the proposed use with the planned residential community located west of the proposed amusement center . The attraction of large numbers oc patrons to the amusement arcade will increase security problems for the shopping center and j.n the alley adjacent to the proposed use. This increase in pedestrlar traffic may spill over into the residential area -o the west creating additional security problems for the residents of Villa Pacific.- This association has previously stated their opposition to �-he pro- posed use, citing increased noise, traffic and security problems which may occur if the amusement center is approved . Staff analysis also indicates additional noise will affect the immediate area adjacent to the amusement arcade. The increased noise will be due to patrons, electronic games and a musical sound system that may be installed by the applicant. This situation will result in the 61 sraption of the residential community to the west and may cause undue tension, and conceris of security within the planned residential complex.. PINDYNGS .EOR QENIAL: 1. The arcade amusement center is generally not compatible with surrounding residential land uses. 2. Noise generated by the proposed use could adversely affect sur- rounding land uses . 3 . Pedestrian and bicycle traffic could adversely affect adjacent land uses . ALTERNAZ VE C, ,TION i Reverse the Planning Commission s actioi and approve Conditional Use permit No. 81-3 based on the following findingv: FINQINgS OF APPRQYAL.- 1 . The far_illy,. dmusement center will be compatible with surrounding land uses which are generally residential and commercial if the fo'110ving conditions of approval are adopted by the City -Council .. f 0 Page Four 2. A sound system shall be prohibited within the amusement center. 3 . A bicycle rack capable of holding six (6) bicycles shall be provided in front of the amusement center. . 4. The facility shall be supervised at all times during operation hours by at least one attendant . 5 . The proposed use shall comply with all Building and Fire Depart- ment regulations . E . The Planning Commission reserves the right to rez3cind this Conditional Use Permit approval in the event of any violation of the applicable zoning laws; any such decision shall be preceded by ncti7e to the applicant and a public hearing , and shall be based upon sp,-:ci f is findings . ENVIRONMENTAL STATUS: Pursuant to the previsions of the California Environmental Quality Act, the proposed use is categorically exempt and no environmental review ;s required . SUPPORTING INFORMATION: 1 . Infor nation from applicant 2 . Site Plan 3 . Floor Plan 4 . Staff Report dated February 17, 1981 5 . Letter of Opposition from Villa Paci;ic Homeowner ' s Association. Respectfully submitted, )Ames W. Pa in, Director Department of Development Services JWP: SMS:gc I Rtc11rea CITY CLEAR CITY Of George T. t o t5aripes HUNTINGTON CEAC%CAtff. 20881 Beachwood Lane FE8 Zr 2 �Q F 'Q j Hunting m, Beach, California February 27, 1981 Huntington Beach ;,i ty Council 2000 Main Street Huntington Beach, California Re: Conditional Use Permit No . 81 -3 Dear Council ; I are appealing the decission of the Planning Conmission for the following reasons : (a ) The three findings in the staff report for which the Planning Coimtission denied the use oermit were clearly shown to be incorrect and unsuppc •ted. 1b) Because the Planning Commission received the staff report prior to the hearing , which I had no knowledge of, ; eras unable to deliver my presentation in an unbiased atrx)spher•e. It was clear that their decission to deny the permit was founded upon the staff report and not the public hearing. (c) The Development Services Staff sittinn adjacent to the Connission during the hearing would not support many of the argumerts raised by the persons who spoke against the proposed project. Nevertheless, it was apparent that the Commission ignored the facts presented by some rer,,bers of It.-he staff. (d) The land that the proposed project mould be situated on is zoned C•2 (general cormnercial ) . i In addition to the ibove reasons , I believe I was substantially mislead by the Planning Department in that when I first applied for the permit last December and presented them with ray plans for a family amuserient center I received no a indication of possible refusal . Furthermore, the Development Services Staff lead re to believe treat my proposed prof ett appeared Favorable in that it was family oriented and well situated in the shopping center. The staff member who prepared the report never told aye of such a report and furthermore, lead me to believe ne was acting on try behalf to the planning CoAmission. °_t ' '. • Predicated of the positiveness of the Planning Department , I securred a ten year lease on the proposed site , purchased store fixtures and game equipment . All of which has cost ere a great deal of rnoney. I nave been associated with the amusement business for approximately sixteen years. I know my business extrernely well and I especially know how to operate such a business as 1 propose here. If : were given some indication at the beginning as to the "general feeling" of the Planning Com , issic,, cr that there was going to be a report done by the Development Services Staff that 1 could closely follow I would have taken a different course of action. For the afore mentioned reasons , I respectfully appeal the decission of the Planning Commission to Iou . Very truly yours , George. T. Katsampes Applicant i ;j I 1 Page 03 - Council Minutes - 4/6%81 Dennis Sigel stated that he believed that there was enough space between the EZ an RZ zones to buffer noise and that the noise could be controlled. He stated that the wall of the building facing the residential area was a fire will and would reduce the noise level . C. Lockman, .Treasurer of the Villa Pacific Community Association, stated that e commwnity experienced vandalism problems and stated his concern that the proposed amusement center would attract more young people and add to the problem. Richard 'Wilson stated that he was a private citizen and that he believed that van a Ism was created by boredom and that there was a need for an amusement center for the young people in the area . Jack Matisoff stated that he lived behind the shopping center, near the pro- posed site, that he did not object to an amusement center per se, but that he did not want one so near his property or near a residential commnity. Barbera Bunker submitted two photographs of the wall behind the shopping center stet ng that i't was less than f:�,e feet high. She substantiated Mr. Lockman' s remarks regarding the vandalism their neighborhood had experienced. Margaret Williams stated her concern regarding children that come over the fence and the anger of truck traffic in the alley. C. Washburn stated tnat he lives behind the Alpha Beta Market and that the heighMoTMe wall is five feet. He stated that he believed that the proposed amusement center would be too close to a residential area. Marlene Chiareilo stated that she was the owner of the convenience store next to e Alpha Be Marker';. She gave photographs to Council of delivery trucks � near the building when the proposed amusement center would be located and stated that she believed it was a dangerous area for young people. . Shari Schreiber stated that she` 1 i ves behind the shopping center and that e has been vandalized three times. She stated that she believes that this would be an inappropriate and dangerous vacation for an amusement tenter. NaU Dmrt stated that she was the oldest resident in Villa Pacific and re- lated vandalism incidents in the area. George Katsam em�s, appellant, stated that there was thirty-two feet of asphalt between his building and the beginning of the driveway so he did not believe there would be any problem with the delivery trucks. He stated that the machines that would be used in the amusement center would be electronic games that could : be set at low volume so that there would not be a noise problem. He stated that there was no answer to vandalism but the center would give the young people something to do and that the center would be well supervised. He suggested that . the Remit be granted and be reviewed in six months. There being no one present to speak further on the mutter and there being no further protests filed, either oral or written, the hearing was closed by the 1. Mayor. 3 - Pagt --------- I • Council Minutes • 4/6181 hallowing discussion, a otion,iess made by Mandic, %,"G4vded:by4MCA lister. to 're1►er3t the'Planning comaission's `denial and .geant Conditib 0 Use Permit with the fol l rA ng amended Findings and C&Wi tions of Approval: co�apa 1. -The' la�i y amusement center wi 11 be table with•surroundirrq , land uses which , art generally residential and c�reerical if the following conditions of approval are adopted by the City Council . 2. A sound system shall be prohibited within the amusement center. 30 A bicycle rack capable of hording six (6) bicycles shall be pro- vided in front of the amusement center. e. The. faciIity. shelI be supervised at all times during operation hours by at least one adult attendant, 50 The propased ,use shall comply with all Building and Fire Depart- . gent regulations. 6. he T C1ty_reservts the right to. review this conditional . use permit or passible rescission of entitlement in the event of. failure to coop ly with the conditions of a royal of a applicable Ci PP any PP ordinances. The first review shall take plate within six (61 months of beginning operation and annually thereafter. 7. No aItehollc beverages shall be sold,' distributed or allowed do the promises it any time, 8. ' The west side of tho tuildi%§ shall •br' illiftirated WNtl4but AtfUrb- ing the adjacent residents. The oration car`H 'by the followinig 'N1l tall 4ote: (� AYES:,. Pattinstln, Finley, 1ki'lpy, NlacAll,ister, Martdic, Kelly IDES s: Thomas : IC WAKING APPEAL, TO PC .DENIAL OF CUP 881-5 - BONONDUND - APPEAL BE 7 The Ityor�. icad that this was the dby and the hour set `fora le hearing to considltr;'an a filed by Teymour' Bo and to the Plana C0003sion's doinul , of CUP �18 -5, a st to establ ash a family amut t arcade'• n the - C4.. hiu Cow rciat Distr rsuant to -Section 9 of the Huntington, beach �Nntnce . The subject pro is located 'f !Magnolia Avenue, approx. imately 726 feet south of Gerf it)d Ave 1 The City tlerk' sreiounced that all 1 equt is for notification *lice ' tion aed posting ,hid been met, a t a commica n had bent mKeived from ' teaantt, of. ftjnolta Cfnter 'in sitian. declared t ri ' t that his wife ow suite 17 which was -located nr to the 7 t cent" and.that her business was dbg griming which did irA�t re Mail compNtiblI with an amusement center. Ma further, :target i s gat wel ion that 00V was room for b i tycl is in f► mt.'of the be Page 12 - Council Minutes , - 12/14/81 Stout spoke regarding the proposed salary increase for Councilmfters. r 46121 on Ca"i ttee gibers. stated thei r reasons for tying in'. I 1 salirles iiith population figures, state statutes and general w cities, charin B spoke regarding A" check' end ' balance system in g IF t and that- heeyed the Offices of City Clerk, City Treasurer and Attorney should be lective. Discussion held regarding elected versus appointed City reasurer, City Clerk and City Treasurer. E& It ho hi *pok ` regarding elective' versus appointi.v offices :for City treasurer, City. . er and'Cit Attorney, and 'suggested that' duties of the. offices. be clarifiers in 'tht' ch ter. Tom` ivr". otrd" stilted concern :.regarding an lected I.May or. having to run for office- every two years spoke• rigaroing a City. Treasurer's Office being a part-time position and t owl i fication for the Offices , Dar"1 $Ai th;spoks ;ragardi ng t petsonn system excluding •departmental heads and thereby denying them due process igh j2hn 21M111 "at8'W ths"t he was s '' f representative 'of the Municipal Employees Organiza on Bind ,that he belie' that rtbent''heads would be disenfranchised by the proposed choriir r+evi s­ ns. On 4.10 ter stated :that believed a .fui l , ti full paid elected Mayor was needed n e City. He' so 'stated `diet he belie that the visibility of an elected City Clerk, Ci Treasurer and City Attorney as important. The issue of a ful, time elected Mayor was discussed, i .denerol discuss regarding various aspects of ,the proposed anges was discussed. A oativn rtts de Iby Psttin'sori, seconded by Kelly, to schedule a blic hearing on JarQuarr _ , .1982_ .said hearing to be.extensively, advertised and only :item to be NW or fiat agenda. Following discussion, 'the motion c ied unani- eaously. Sup@ 1 s'or Mi eder'. expressed her apprec'i a ti on to Jeri Ownel l e for her prof i ona l as t nce` to the Cowi ttea. "cilosh Patti son left the mee ti n a 9:15 P.M. OkkiI DOGE KATSAMPE RE C10 M1-3 CGAMi S P�U ) COW ITIOM�/2.,�8 y The Cityr Clerk ,protontod a communication from George T. Ktttampes ragvesti ng cl arificatioei of thf 'condi ti ons asMowed nod to Conditional Use Permit 81-3 approved by Ceim i l . on April. 6. 1981 which a family amusement areAdt At the north- wst Corner of droohhurst Street and Hami 1 ton Avenue in the C2 Cm uni ty business District. r � � �a pa" 03 - Council Minu - 12/14/81 A nation was made by Mandic, seconded by Bailey, to: (1) modify Condition 42 to read: "Any external- soutid emanati ng from the amusement center shal 1 be prohi bi ted and that any internal sound or music system be such as not to exceed noise levels established within the Municipal Code." (2) modify Condition 08 to read: "The west side of the building shall be completely illuminated as not to 'create dark or sMdowd areas between said building and adjacent residential developments wall; said lighting shall be such as not to distrub adjacent residents." The motion carried by the following roll call vote: AYES: Finley. Bailey, Mandic, Kelly NOES: None ABSENT: MacAllister, Thomas, Pattinson FT STATEMENT ON BOLSA CHI CA - APPROVED Mayo iraley stated that Council would consider a draft statement regarding the BOIsa a to be read to the Orange County Board of Supervisors Hearing on D - ber 16, 1 The Mayor state at she had met with staff from Development Servi Department, Publie Works Depar nt, Orange County Supervisor Harriett Wieder nmmters of the County Traffic Depar t and the County Acninistrative Offic egarding the matter. Florence Webb, Senior Piann commented on the report p pared by the county regarding fiscal impacts on th City of Huntington Be by development of the Bolsa Chica. She stated that th port did not c negative impact on the city. Discussion was held regarding possibl impact n the City if the Bolsa Chica was developed. 1 Discussion was held regarding the rou draft tatement presenting Council concerns ' on the 8olsa Chica. A motion was made by Bailey, s onded by Kelly, to ag with the content of the information Contained in th randum dated December 1 1981 , together with cxmweents contributed to t draft at this Council meeting, be included in the statement to the Orang ounty Board of '7upervi sors; a Gomm tte composed of Coun-cilwei rs Kelly d Mandic to review the statement with Mayor inley on December 15th. T tion carried unanimously. + ADJOiJNt HT The Mayor Glared the adjourned regular meeting of the Council of the City Huntingt Beach adjourned to 7:00 P.M. , Monday, December 21 , 1981. city Clerk an ex-ofIficil CIR of the City Council of the City of Huntington Beach, California ATTEST: y er Mayor� ` MRAC MTV or "UNTO H , •�'� INTER-DEPARTMENT COMMUNICATION o 'J`,,•f Florence Webb .M, i From : , aw 4`.,.1�♦t; r�k %,, i.' . , i,}(•...Y } •1'. f r 1`7 .ri. l'.,.i. '1:'• V�s�'►.,�• .,,SBvoy -BSubjec@1lAv]t.a ,', t c.�: � ,:' L t ,' /; ► ,. •'A ''.Yt.'.(, [f'JY s+ ! r'[ +• •VOad ti t •1 J 'r ' r', � . .}.t1 4 tAnnual: Review for . Conditions '� - May 19 2 y 4, g { � of Approval for CUP 8 1- - CafieB Plus.",,,' • r �.' �[ An inepebtion of the amusement' arcafle , .' Games Plus , located at ; �:9887�,Hamilton Avenue, Huntington Beach , Ca. was made on, May 3, 1982;iint response to your request. *1Conditions found were basically as previously reported. The ' t: internal* sound system is satisfactory as i� can barely be heard ,agave theidin of the machines on the inside. ! However, Mr. Katsamples S' his '�still' 'in violation of 'condition #8 'as'' the west side of the building lis not "completely 'illutfiinated"• ' as required by this :Condition. As previously reported, two lights have been installed `r the west side of the building, but° are-'either not turned on . or .are not;� in working order. The single'150 watt light over the side _,+{' }door>=is the only' light on that side ' of the building, but illuminates ., 7•;ionly, .th+e area a few feet on either ' side of the 'door DBsbas , .i,t !•` � Ali .� , i- + ' . a� a ;t !• t6l4ev CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH ' HtlINTER-DEPARTMENT COMMUNICATION ►nwrwrttw vim It � To Charles , W. Thompson from Jeri rnelle City Administrator . Administrative Analyst , Sr . Subject BROOKHURS'T PLAZA bate March 17 , 1982 A meeting was held this morning with the following people in attendance : Ruth Finley Mayor Ron Pattinson Mayor Pro Tem Jeri Chenelle Administrative Analyst John Poster Lieutenant , Police Department Joan Oja President, Villa Pacific Homeowners Association Richard Cook District Manager , Naugles Restaurants Rosemary Laven Property Manager , Charles Dunn Co . Brookhurst Plaza Toni Ayres Owner , Brookhurst Plaza The meetingwas called at the request of Toni Ares owner of the � Y Brookhurst Plaza in an attempt tc bring all involved partieA together to* so the problems related to children/teenagers loitering in the Center and violating numerous .laws . Lt. . 1=ostcr , indicated the Police had already re-opened their special projects file on this area and increased patrol will be provided. Various legal problems and alterna - tives were discussed. The plaza merchants will be informed by the management of the legal alternatives available to them , and encouraged to call the police . Additional lighting will be installed at Naugles . Mrs . Ayres volunteered to meet with the Villa Pacific 116meuwners Association and indicated a willingness to raise the height of the ))lock wall . She stated she is involved in 1 i t iga t i on +'i t h .the opr rn for of the Games Plug, Arcade , which attracts the children . As far as she is concerned, he does not have a lease , and she is trying to evict him. She won the first round in court, b.ut Mr . Katsampes is appealing; . Mayor Finley and Mayor Pro Tom Pattinson indicated :t willingness t :+ review the Conditional Use Permit for Gnmes Plus again , but i+'e rrnc,:� clear that a public nuisance action is tint feasible . M:,X•or F'i +ticy wi.11 a %k the Council for direction at thr n1)ri1 19 mcct i*1L. re " the suggestion that another re-view he held in f•Iny. CC .' ,1.i nt I'a 1 i n Irtnts Superior Court OF THE STATE OF OALIPORNIA In and for the County of Orange CITY OF Nr I► TIPI M' PEACN, C TTY CLE M, pt;irx�LI� t.tES CATIQN� o_tate of California County of Orange .v. Pita J. nichter it t.s y' ; That I am and at all times herein mentioned was a citizen of the United States,over the age of twenty-one years, and that I am not a party to, nor interested in the obu%v entitled natter. duct I am the principal clerk of the printer of the i Huntir-Wton '�ench Ind. Review +� a newspaper of general circulation,published in the City of Huntinseton Yeactl �`► � '` `' .y, County of Orange and which newspaper is published for the I r'•: diseminatioa of local news and intelligence of a general charac- `,,;,, ti � ter, and which newspaper at all times here-A mentioned had +. and still has a hona ride subscription list of paying subscribers. and which newspaper has been established, printed and pul,• liahed at regular intervals in the said County of Orange fore ,�., tz.„'�;•:t.a petiod exceeding one year, that the notice, of which the .;+ annexed In it printed copy, has been publishes' in the regular and entire issue of sold newspaper,and rant in ary supplement thereof,oti the following dates.to wit: March 26-P 10131 I certify(or declare) under penalty of perjury that the fnirpo- Ing is true and correct. Dotal at............ lardlan-.Croui! ..... .. .... ... ... California,thin . 26 t r'day lal rc h...19 Es!.L 6/5 rite J. Richter Suture ur � lCE E CITY CW HUNTINGTON NE DEC 041981 IN i ER-DEPARTMENT COM NICATION M•n•cacry��. + CITY OF HUNTINGTON BFACH a ADMINISTuTIVE OFFICE To Charles W. Thompson Jim Palin, Director City Administrator p Development Services Subject SIX MONTH REVIEW -- Date December 4 , 1981 GAMES PLUS, 9887 HAMILTON CONDIT70NAL USE PERMIT NO. 81-3 4,2 -`JP GEORGE KATSAMPES With ttie exception of two conditions, which are subject to inter- pretation and need to be clarified by City Council , this department' s recent six month review of subject facility has found it to be in substantial compliance of conditions imposed by Council at their April 6 , 1981, meeting. Specifically, and as discussed in Mr. Katsampes ' letter to Council dated 11ovember 23 , 1981, condition number 2 states that "A sound system shall.. ,ae prohibited within th,- amusement. center" . That. condition would apparently prohibit the placement of an interior sterio system designed to play only soft background music within the business. A second condition, not mention-3 in Mr. Katsampes ' letter, is condition number 8 which states that "The west side of the building � shall'. be . illuminated without disturbing the adjacent residents" . Was the intent of said condition to Completely light up the area . b+etween 'Mr. Katsampes ' building and adjacent residential development 1n such a manner as not to cause shadowed or dark areas? Mr. Katsampes has provided a 150 watt flood lamp above the west entrance door which does not provide adequate lighting between the building and adjacent residential development. It would, therefore, be this department ' s recommendation that; 1) condition number 2 be modified to read : "A r a d emanating"Any exte n 1 sown em g from the amusement center shall be prohibited and that any inrcrnal sound. or music system be such as not to exceed noise levels e%tablished within the• Municipal Code" , and 2) Condition number 8 be modified , to raid: "The west side of the building shall be completely .illumi.rated as hot to. create dark or shadowed areeg between said building and .. adjac nt residential developments wall . Said lighting shall be such as, not. to .dJ sturb adjacent residents" . r ���ittiacthmente: , Council. Minutes - 4/6/81 ti Kats ,mpea Letter - 11/23/81 100• • V Page 14 • Council Minutes - 4/6/81 � Following discussion, a motion was made by Mandic, seconded by MacAllister, to reverse the Planning Commission's denial and grant Conditional Use Permit with the following amended Findings and Conditions of Approval : 1 . The family amusement center will be compatible with surrounding land uses which are generally residential and commerical if the following conditions of approval are adopted by the City Council . 2. A sound system shall be prohibited within the amusement center, 3. A bicycle rack capable of holding F.fx (6) bicycles shall by pro- vided in front of the amusement center. 4. The facility shall be supervised at all times during operation hours by at least one adult attendant. 5. The proposed use shall comply with all Building and fire Depart- ment regulations . 6. The City reserves the right to review this conditional use permit for possible rescission of entitlement in the event of failure to comply with the conditions of approval of any applicable Cit ordinances. The first review shall take place within six 16� � . months of beginning operation and annually thereafter. 7. No alcoholic beverages shall be sold, e.istributed or allowed on the premises at any time. 8. The west side of the building shall be illuminated without disturb- ing the adjacent residents. The motion carried by the following roil call vote: AYES: Pattinson, Finley, Bailey, MacAllister, Mandic, Kelly NOES: Thomas ABSENT: None -?LQLLIC HEARING - APPEAL TO PC DENIAL OF CUP #81-5 - BOROMOUNU - APPEAL NIED The Mayor pounced that this was the day and the hour set for public hearing to consider a , peal filed by Teymour Boromound to the PI ing Commission 's denial of CUP #8 - a request to establish a fancily cement arcade in the C4 Highway Conmercia district pursuant to Secti 332 of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code. The subje roperty is loca west of Magnolia A��enue, apprex- imately 725 feet south of Gar f d AvEnue The City Clerk announced that all a equirements for notification, publica- tion: and posting had been met d that a nun cation had been received fr000 tenants of Magnolia Center opposition. The Mayor declared hearing open. Barr Black ated that his wife owned suite 17 which was iota next to the propose musement center and that her business was dog grooming ch he did not' ieve was Compatible with an amusement center. He further stat that did not believe that there was room for bicycles in front of the buii g , George Ka l-sampes GAMES PLUS 9887 Hamilton t4ve, y Huntington Beach, Ca . 92646 'c� f � co�'��'�► i G� i � Nove:��ber 23, 1981 ��� e,4� 4; . Huntington Beach City Council 2000 Main Street ��', Huntington Beach, Ca . G� RC: Conditional Use Permit No. 81-3 Gear Council : The Planning Department recently conducted a sixth month review of the conditions assigned to my Conditional Use Permit as per the Council ' s instructions. All conditions had been met and the Amusement Center has proved to be most compatible with adjacent land uses. The reason I 'm writing you is bc;:ause of condition #2, "a sound system shall be prohibited within the Amusen-ent Center." Due to the miswording of Condition 42, there has been a misunderstanding of the Council ' s intent and objective of that condition , which shall require the Council to clarify it for the Planning Department. At the timer of my applicatior., as nLy file- will indicate, I had applied for and proposed a coin operated Juke Box. This was criticized by the Council because of the possibility of loitering around the Juke Box and also the possibility of adverse Effects of loud music on the surrounding ' premises. The other fact that was pointed out, was that Juke Boxes are also coin operated and another source of income from patrons. I agreed with these comments and did not install a Juke Box. a, However, what I installed in lieu of the Juke Box was a small , non- i coin operated stereo system in order to provide low level background music when there were few or no patrons in the Center. This application of music , is most cormon in many businesses as a means to "break the ice" so to speak. The music cannot be heard outside the Q remises and furthermore the music can barely be heard inside after several machines are in play. Mr. Kirby from Planning, who conducted the review, .ould not hear the music inside the Center when he was here due to average business. In suwm ry, I need the music very much for good business reasons and further- more, it was not the intent of the Council to prohibit all forms of music, � only the form in which I applied for. Unfortunately, I cannot seem to resolve this issue with the Planning Department and it will require clarification from you. Therefor== I respectfully ask you to researth my file to cunfira, -the fore"irig and :o notify Planning to make the necessary changes that 'will reflect the above. n rely 4tt�sla , t rg T. s H �-•IIWI•Y.•� WWW�WW�W r WWWWr� ..�� W Y - - -- Yi• __ __-•Yrl CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH 7. � 3 P.O. BOX 190 DEPARTMENT OF DEVELOPMENT SERVICES CALIFORNIA 92648 BUILDING DIVISION (714153SW41 'LANN11a i DIVIPON 1714) 0XI4271 October 23 , 1981 Games Plus George Katsampes 9887 Hamilton Avenue nuntinyton 3each, Calif 926126 Subject: 9887 Hamilton Avenue Arcade - Lack of Compliance Dear Mr . Katsampes : On October 14 , 198 J.,an inspection of the subject. prcperty as required by City Council for a six (6) month review revealed a lack of compliance in two ( 2) areas o: concern. These areas include outside lighting and indoor sound systems . On April 6, 1981 , the Huntington Beach Cit. Council approved the P 9 Y Pt� subject use (C . U . P. 081-3) with conditions of approval. A review of those conditions of approval found the sub j e3.t arcade lac-.iAg in compliance of condition #2 "A sound system shall be prohibited within the amusement zenter. " Also, condition #8 "The: west side of the building shall bk illumi- nated without disturbing the ae. ;acent residents . We found no liichting ( in working condition) on the west side of the building. Therefore, the Department of Development Servicez requests that you comply with the above conditions of zpproval within ten ( 10) days from receipt of this letter. Thank you for your cooperation in this matter . r� Yours truly, ,^ Bob`Xirby Land Use Technician CITY OF HUN T'"'INGTON BEACH P.O. rook 190 DEPARTMENT OF DEVELOPMENT SERVICES CALIFORNIA 92848 19, OUILDiNG DIVISION 17141 53 W41 PLANNING VIVIWON(714I 5394LI71 October 30, 1981 Games Plug George Katsampes 9887 Hamilton Avenue Huntington Beach, Calif 92646 Subject: 9887 Hamilton Avenue Ten ( 10) day extension of time on compliance of conditions Dear Mr. . Katsampes: This letter is in confirmation of our telephone conversation on October 30 , 1981, regarding a ten (10) day extension of time on the compliance of your conditions of approval of C. U. P. $81-3. ?1s we discussed, conditions #2 "A sound system shall be prohibited within the amusement center. " Your stereo system is considered a sound system and musk be removed in order to comply. On con- dition #8 "The west side of the building shall be illuminated without disturbing the adjacent rzsidents. " You have indicated that- the lights ara in working order, however , the master switch has not been located iA order to turn them on . Therefo,e, the Department of Development Services will grant a ten RD) day extension of time in order to comply with all con- ditions of approval for C.U. P. 81-3 as discussed. Thank you for your cooperation in this matter . Sincerely , Kirb Land Use nician �K: jh CITY OF MMWFINOT NVACH +, INTER-DEPARTMENT COMMUNICATION /IINiNK.1'11M��fN TO Charles Thompson, City Achinistraitor from Alicia M. Wentworth, City Clark Subject Letter from George T. Ktatsampes Date November 23, 1981 Re: CUP 81-3 Attached is a letter received fro karge T. XatsaWes requesting Council to clarify conditions imposed on the issuance of a conditional use permit. He has. requested that this item appear on the 12/7/81 agenda. We. vi1l schedule the item under "Written Communications. " Mr. Katsasipes plans to address Council ragrrding the matter during the "Public Consents" of the meeting. AM:CB:bt CC: Jim Pali" t RED FOR CITY C4XJNCILTCTK)N &&mined by James W. Palin D*Mrt w d Development Services Data prepwW March 6 . , 1Q 81 B=kup Mat 1al Attached 3 YN 11 No SubM APPEAL TO THE PLANNING COMMISSION ' S DENIAL OF CONDITIONAL VSE PERMIT N0. 81-3, A REQUEST TO ESTABLISH A FAMILY AMUSEMENT ARCADE City Administrator's Comrr*Ms Approve as Recommended Sterment of issue, Rseommerdation, Analysis, Fu i j Source, Atturrative Actions: t, STATEMENT OF ISSUE: Transmitted for consideration is an appeal to the Planning Commission ' s denial of Conditional Use Permit No_ 81.-•3 , a request to allow the establishment of a family amusement arcade. The proposed site in located at the northwest corner of 3rookhurst Street :and Hamilton Avenue on property zoned C--2, Commuritj Bu.iinesv Di g_xict. j FtEgQWEND&TION: The -Planning Commission recommends that the City Council uphold the -Planning Commission ' s denial of Conditional Use Permit No. 81--3. The Ccm. ission and staff also recommend that the City Council Adopt the findings imposed by the Planning Curmaission on February 18, 19el. A.tiAL�S1�: A PE t NT: George Katsampes 20881 Beachwood Lane Huntington Beach, Ca. 92646 i APPLI �NT: Same as above. L=TION: Northwest corner of, Brookburst St. and Hamilton Ave. 9887 Hamilton Ave_ -REQUEST: To pexmit the establi-st rient of a family amusement arcade. W ILL IONI BY SCHI MACHER AND .SECOND HY KENEFICK, CONDITIONAL USE PERtIIT >K0. 81-3 WAS DENIM. BY THE FOLLOWING VOTE KITE: THE FOLLOWINra FZt+�t31N�35 in January 12, 1981 City of Huntington Beach Development Services Department A.O. 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I <wn iu7s' Tom- Thow ol^o vamw or= ��rrr�' �s�i -� �► Ate•csih�v s ,�.rr�a.-- 14 �t , T , untingtor� beach d+svelopnne services de partm*M STAf f REPORT To: Planning Con-nission FROM: Development Servicee ". DATE: February 17, 1981 IlD,.T10NAI. USE PERMIT No. 81-3 WPLYCANT: George Katsamges PATE ACCEPTED: 20881 Beachwood Ln. January 22, 1981 Huntington Beach, Ca . 92646 MANDATORY PR CESSING' DATE; REQUEST: To permit the: establishment March 23, 1981 of an arcade amusement center. ZONE: C-2 Con,iunit.y LgC&TION: Northwest corner of Brookhurst Business District St . and Hamilton Ave . GE; I"iIAL PLAN: ACRKAGE: NIA General Co=ercia l EX1STIi�C USE: Cornl;iercia 1 shoppi nq center SUGGESTED ACTION : Staff recommends that the Planning Commission deny Conditional Use Permit No. 81--•3 based on the findings in Section 7 .0 of this report . 2.0 GENERAL INFORMATION: Conditional Use Permit No. 81-3 is a request by the applicant to establish and operate an arcade amusement center within an Existing building located at the northwest corner of Brookhurst Street and Hamilton Avenue. 'The proposed use will utilize approximately 1260L sq. ft . of floor a ea of a recently constructed cor=iercial suite which is attached to an A1nha beta Supermarket . The applicant has atated that the proposed hours of operation will b^ .'from 11: 00 a .m. to 10: 00 p.m. Sunday through Thursday and from 11c4Q a.m. to 12: 00 p.m. rriday through Saturday. J $' 'ire -ram ACft j: , . CONDITrONAL USE PERMIT NO. 81-3 Page Two 0 St„jV,j = OF ISSUES: t • � 1. Possible noise created by the patrons , electronic games and ✓` music system, � 2. The compatibility of the proposed use with surrounding land uses. � 3 . Possible conaestion. of patrons and bicycles adjacent to t;:e . proposed vsE. 4 . 0 EWZIRONMENTAL STATUS : •S � Pursuant to the provisions of the California Environmental Quality Act, the ro osed •use is categorically t, and no environmental p P 9 Y exempt, ' review is necessary at this time . ) 5� B ZONINg,,LEND USE. AND GENERAL PLA14 DESIGNATTON : r The arcade amusement center is proposed to be located within an existing commercial building which is a portion of an existing shop- ping center. The property is p: eGeni.- ly zoned C--2 , General Business Didtriet and is designated on the General Plan as General Commercial . f , h � properties located to the south and east of the 1 ;) . The Subject ect site are currently zoned C-4 , High-way Commercial. District and are designat 2d W il•�; on the General Plan as general commer=ial . Both of these properties . ' A; are developed with General Commercial uses. The property located to the north and west of L•he subject site is . developed with residential uses; it is zoned R-Z , !-:odium Density ite_s.i- ,,dential and is designated as Medium Density on the General Plan . ,¢.6,0 AN&YSIS Conditional. Ilse Permit No . 81-3 is a request Ly the applicant to establish an arcade amusement center within an existing shopping center located at �• �• ,, the northwest corner. of F3ruokhurs t Street and Ha^ii l ton Avenue . The pro- use 1�.. . p+oatd use will utilize approximately .1, b00 sq. ft. of floor area . , In conjunction with they proposed amusement ,arcade, the applicant has Indicated that the following uses will be offered at the subject site: 1„ - Sale of billiard supplies Repair of billiard equipment !! Sale of prepackaged food items i 4'r Sales of juices and soft drinks �1fi Uses of one juke box. - O'L • 4,-A,C4{VIT10NAL USE PER* NO. 81-3 `Page 3 , The Land uses adjacent to the proposed amusement center include an Alpha beta supermarket, Carl ' s Junior restaurant, small commercial shops, . and existing residences . The comme -cial uses within the (shopping center are fairly intense, and the addition of an amusement , .:.arcade will increase pedestrian, bicycle , and auto traffic , Loitering ;s AI f ; could also become a erdII' co, in tfte area . In addition to iaCX_ asi traffic near the subject site, the proposed 1is� ma not be com atible wit the residential Y P property located to than west of the site . The increase in pedestrian and bicycle traffic may spill over into the adjacent residential neighborhood. 7 . 0 RECOMMENDATION: rk based on the above analysis and the following firndings , the staff ":l;, recomends that the Planning Commission deny Cu-iditional Use Permit No. 81-3 r FINDINGS : 1 . : The arcade amusement center is general.ty not compatible with sur- rounding residential lana uses . ' he y generated b t� • Noise q � _ propoaea use could adversely affect surround . ing land uses. 3 . Pedestrian and bi^ycle traffic could adversely affect adjacent land uses . w ATTACHMENTS : , n , . I . ' Site Plan 2 . Area Map 3. Letter from Applicant :gc L 3r --- 1 t t t �=1 .t>i.� `-'�-,r�f>•t'- "•.`.'ems: L_ -r----J � � ' ' RI RI � • j jrRl Rl Rl ft RA-0 IWOf I �-, -- RI FRI ,F-C a,.: _ I RZ PD ' { ^ 1 j 1 ��n+e+if—_y/ �1r � ;-•�, R 2 R 2 a� � _ - ri _ RI RI �r RS —1'1 ICY _,pl ��� ►•'.•'«1. "'I'.t• C2 IL � :� •' / _—�. R! �f R 1 l tl 1 I1 - C L - L -r 46. At Rl R! 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' r °j`,�,. /"'� ylxr�h3'!. •`i^.1 1 �a�S.•' '�' —•_ ...w*`.r._�..q L j! i"�+yc 1 j ij I. +1 t I .�y� — _ f 3 f Q �• ' Q 1 Q dl 1. ' 2 � ,1 I �• I � ".�w.�.�.t�..... "�� 1_.mat_......}«.�.�tom. � • JM 21 S IwertlhOfON DUGCH RUNNING LIYARTMM P. O. Lbx l09 14m+veto'+ rrrh,I'aW.9?M.� to 40 14 d I I "I- — - G O 7 { • sad 0 0 0 00 `. - L`1 0 0 � 0 0 j 0 C� a HnFlfln[lo t_ �J ' IV b 1p 81utwAa Swrrs.Y Couk=iOL CoLt,rrtll W pocKtFT a�.t.t�Ro Tw4lis 10 CAiw Ri�ysr j Cus AA[K //t'lot * CNAIIIt N Q BENCN Sewt1�6 TAdtf V J -if sax SCALE: t/ tt. ,. �7 /� � r O � ACYtttGEit/1T011. � ElFCTRaJu. GAIRfS f /� `f. BACK GCUsJTtit 0 .0�-J! Mtt!►�wwi ovrN ®�HElV1�.6 VILLA. PACIFIC COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION 9933 VILLA PACIFIC DRIVE HUNTINGTON BEACH, CAJ92646 (714) 968-9901 March 13, 1981 s,�a cf n. - _ o r CITY COUNCIL CITY PLANNING COMMISSION City Council Chamber Civic Center Huntington Beach , California RE: Conditional Use Permit No. 81-3 Gentlemen: We are in receipt of your. Notice of Public Hearing regarding the Appeal to the Planning Commission 's Denial of the above-described Use Permit. Please be advised that the Villa Pacific Community Association for- mally Objects to the granting of. thij Permit, for the reasons de- tailed in our initial letter of objection furnished to you at the February, 1981 :-searing on this matter. To generally reiterate , our Community is located directly adjacent to the area in question , and we anticipate that the amusement en- terprise would cause an increas` in trespassing into our privatt Community. We are now actively engaged in attempting to curtail the incidents of vandalism and malicious mischief in our Area; and we feel this type of enterprise Mould most certainly lead to further problc,ts of that :nature. We, therefore, respectfully request that you deny this Appeal. Very truly yours , VILLA PACIFIC COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION By its Board of Direct rs { By: Robett L. Vlasek, president �J i RLV-II d ow, • • VILLAPACIFIG COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION 9933 VILLA PACIFIC DRIVE HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA 92646 (714) 968.9901 r 1 1 , !ri1 nr- c�i February 13 , 1981 phA.' " DEPT. JAMES W. PALIN, Secretary FEB 1 t? 19t31 CITY PLANNING COMMISSION City of Huntington Beach P. 0. pox 190 2000 Main Street Huntington Beach, CA92648 Huntington Beach, California RE : Conditional Use Permit No . 81-3 Hearing sct.,idu 1 ed for 2/18/81 Dear Mr. Palin: This letter is to inform the City Planning Commission that the Villa Pacific Community Association , which represents 291 Members , and rep- resented by the undersigned , is in complete opposition to Conditional Permit No. 81-3 . The subject property located on the North side of Hamilton Avenue and West of B.rookhu.rs t Street is adjacent to our Recreational Vehicle Lot to the North and to our residences to the west. Our Community is not completely enclosed; consequently, we have young- sters from adjacent Communities trespassing on our private property in order to gain access to the Shopping Center. These youngsters have committed vandalism while passing through our Community , and our Aaso- ciation has paid thousands of dollars in structural repairs due to the i - vandalism and for professional security services. The establishment of an amusement enterprise immediately adjacent to the Association 's property would create more traffic through our Com- munity grid cause more vandalism, thereby resulting in an undetermined amount of additional costs to the Association. 'The Association Board of Directors shall ask one or more of the Board Mookmorls to attend the Meeting of February 18 , 19BI to oppose the subject Ufa Permit, Very truly yours , J VILLA PACIFIC COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS Y Robert L. Vlasek, President ,, RLY;acid , t" 1 y r February 11, 1981 C�.C, INEPT, City of Huntington Beach FEB 13 t ; City Planning Commissioners198� P.O. Box 160 P. 0. Box 190 Nuhtington Beach, California Huntington9each, CA .92 Dear Commissioners: I own a condominium at 9841 Sunstar Circle, just north and west of the Alpha Beta Shopping Center, at Hamilton and Brookhurst. It is my understanding that there has been an application for a Conditional Use Permit, which is under consideration by you. This permit would allow the establishment of an Amusement er►terprise in the L am very much opposed to this permit being granted for the following reasons: 1. There would be an increase in the number of teenagers and young adults in and around a neighborhood shopping center. 2. This could lead to an increase in loitering, vandalism, and just plain � mischief in the center. 3. Most parents work full time in this area, and young children would be influenced by an increasing number of teenagers and young adults, in an unsupervised environment. 4 . The automobile t:raffi{='mainly young drivers would also increase, .tile presently there is a lot of foot traffic and bicycles . 5. Unfortunately, there also is an aysocittion with drugs, narcotics, tobacco, and betting in these establishments. It may not surface immediately, but eventually some exists. I hope you will consider these objects in considering your decision. Sincerely, Marilyn Pascoe r �• , AMIR BETA COMPORY n Amrw.a !'rNlf COmpwny ;March S , 1901 f�I c `3 __" �;tl •�� 11Ui1T1NGTOM LEACH runfiva DErfiRrMENT City Council City of Huntington ©ea c h P , O. Box 190 P. 0. Cox lit) II H.tn ting ton Beach, CA 92648 l�un►in�:o� t3c^ch, Calif- 92648 t C/o City Clerk Dear Council Members : Conditional Use Permit 81-3 Shopping Center , NWC Brookhur st and Hamilton Huntington Beach ( # 12G ) Alpha Beta would like to strongly protest th : issuance of Conditional. Use Permit 81-3 , an arcade amusement center in this shopping center .,:here we are a major tenant . Our ex- perience has indicated that such a use can be strongly detrimental to the shopping experience in a neighborhood center . Even in cases where tite operation of the arcade has been well manacled and the environment controlled within their premises, that: control has not extended to the side- walk and parking areas . 1 The situation of juveniles who either cannot afford, or choose not to play the ga;nes provided by the operator but who desire to congregate near the f !cility, c-in create a serious detriment to customers seeki.ng to shop in the center . It is notel that there have been successful operations of this kind of game center in regional enclosed malls which have their own s -curity force which patrol the mall and have it under vary stringent control.; however , that type of intense policing is simply not practical in the neighborhood center and would be prohibitive in cost to provide . Your denial of CUP 61-3 is in the best interests of the tenter and its surrounding community. r Vezy to y you 1 ' Wa for 1~. +'ord ;r. Diirector of Real Estate CC. Charles Dunn Co. , Attn. Mr . Jint Stain 777 S�cst� 11,�rt,or Eiauicva►cf, la Fiab�a. Ct1i►lnrni.� 9UG31 � i'hun� t7te; i3N-?oUn LAWRENCE K R, ED. D. DISTRICT SUPE RINTE NOf NT 1408EflTM.HAWTHORNE /AYRICIACLARK MMITE.Ed.D. w, ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT ASSIVANT SUPERMTENDENT BUSINESS SERVICES PERSC-NNEL ;. HUNTINGTON BEACH CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 735 14TH STREET ■ n,O 80X 71 • HL.PNTINGTON BEACH,CALIF 926a8 ■ (714) 536-8851 March 24, 1981 l Eft.Cr , f': . . I. DELI Planning Cmmnission City of Huntington beach Office of City Clerk P. 0• Box 190 2000 Main St. Mun'.Ingzx, $r_ �h, G,- 926AF, Huntington Beach, CA 92648 Subject: Use Permit #81 -3 Dear Sirs: I am writing to urge ycu to deny Use Permit #81 -3 for the installation of recreational arcade on the northwest corner of Srookhurst and Hamilton. My opposition to the project is based on the fart that it is too close to Gisler Middle School . It would attract large numbers � of our students who are between the ages of 11 and 13 primarily as well as high school students without adequate supervision . Pledse continue to deny the permit for this facility. Yours truly, /'-j0yy1Roebuck Pri nc i pa l Gisler Middle School 21141 Strathmoor lane Huntington Beach, CA 92646 � Telephone: 962-5556 BOARD pF 'rRt1STEES r ctftw V07dor Maim Pula Hulse Devfd Sonka n Pay fA W A11 11t Irr�rk Ma►nb r M�,nrbrrr MMn�IIr ;' Nb arrl M EgYNd Oppommy FawkW, ' . r Huntington Beach Planning Commission P.O. BOX I" CALIFORNIA 92BU CONDITIML USE PERMIT NO. 81-3 Applicant: irge Katsampes 20881 Beachwood Lane t•; Huntington Beach, California 92646 Request: To permit the establishment of an arcade amusement center. Location: The subject property is located within a shopping center on the northwest corner of Brookhurst Street and Hamilton Avenue . Date of Denial: February 18 , 1981 FXIMINGS FOR DENIAL: 1. The arcade amusement center is generally not compacihle with surrounding residential land uses . 2. Noise generated by the proposed use could adversely affect sur- rounding land uses . 3. Pedestrian and bicycle traffic could adversely affect adjacent land uses. I hereby certify that Conditional Use Permit No. 81-3 was denied by the planning Commission of the City of Huntington Beach, California, on February 18 , 1981 , upon the foregoing findings . Very truly, Xama W. Alin Secre tax.•y JWP df + rt �t - t Publish harch S. 1981 NOVICE OF PUBLIC HEARING APPEAL 7O THE PLANNING C"ISSION'S DENIAL. Of CUP 81-3 NOTICE 15 HEREBY GIVEN that a public hearing will be held by the ,City Council of the City of Huntington Beach, in the Council Chamber of the Civic Center, Huntington Beach, at the hour of 7:30 P.M. , or as soon thereafter as passible can M the __l6Lh _ day of March 1981 . for the purpose of considering an appeal to the Planning Comarission's denial of Conditional Use Permit No. 81-31 a request to establish a family amusement enterprise. The subject property is located at the rwrthwest corner of Brookhurst Street and Hamilton Avenue in the C-2 CrAmnity Business District. A legal description is on file in the Department of Development Services Office. i J All interested persons are invited to attend said hearing and cxpress their opinions for or against said Further Information may be obtained from the Office of the City Clerk, 2000 Nairn Street. Hu'ntir- (on leach, California . 92648 - (714) 536-52"7 4.rrI+ Ksrch 2, 1981 CITY OF HUNTINGTON ELACH By; Alicia M. Wentworth 0ty Clerk 9MICK TO CLERK TO SC IED111.9 PUBLIC HEARING ITEM_ TO: CITY CIZU'S OFFICE DATE: n W l PLIxAS6 SCUEDUM A PUBLIC NEARING USINC THE ATTACHED LEGAL NOTICE FOR TIM DAY or KA ke, At's are attached -AP's will follow No AP's InU lAte►d by: Planning Cot fission Planning Department Petition * Appeal (Other Adoption of Environmental Status Y ES + NO 1 1 Reber to Planning Department Extanainn ilF ? C7. y for seldlt ir+na l 1. omo :nn. 1 'i I F A 1111%;jI . il1s•n4ce, f rnnAwiir exact wording to he requlred In the legal . � I - LZGAL NOTICE Lo NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ND 'YCa IS ii1lY GIVEN that a public hearing3willonb_e held b1�' the City ---Mn of the City an a p�a�I-v Beach California, for- the purpose of considering Planning Commission's denial of Conditional Use Permit No. 81w3, a request to establish a family amusement enterprise. The subject property is located at the northwest corner of Brookhurst street and Hamilton Avenue in the C2 Community Business District. A legal description is on file in the Department of Development Services office. Said hearing will be held at the hour of 7 ' 30 P oK e , on May lb, 1981 , in the Council Chambers Building of the Civic Center, 2000 Main Street, Huntington Beach, California. All interested persons are invited to attend said gearing and express their opinions for or against the proposed Conditional Use Permit No, 01•-3 Further information may be obtained from tt:e City Planning Department. Telephone No . (714) 536-5271 DATED this day of CITY PLANNING CommusION lay fAi► 1 l �' ✓ TOt 1 Piled bys Y IJ 01 S•t for Public Hearings ?A- �1 : Copy of letter of appeal attached. , i I Please transit: 1 Legal notice and iailfng, 11et to Cl*zk for . legal A0 1Ce iC" f '" J � � j Fetter of explanation for City Counc i i pu bl l c hearing for a#eting listed above by AliciS M. Wentworth T� • CM CLM 4 t • r ! Ir 'f f tsill X Y, RA. +. - �►3J«17V-s 7 931-170-45 CaXION A iMoL lintiCk cm 1 81-3 NAY !s williaw too" lwvt" Puibt Ci=10 XuALAry 14, 1981 (M) 9406 Villa Pwlria in Ivt: iwnt:ijt,_'Gn um:h, Call r El+.wtf.trytxx► , �'9l i i 92i46 92646 031-1?0-48 931--17�3--54 931--170-66 J"R C ri"wr Criarle� R �r Pao wt L arid, 'tkRlt;_Ucram Apt. 4 9362 Autzr Point C.Srrcle 9602 Villa 1`.Ic:ific DxiA-. 3�oririnu, M 5b751. Hmtjj*jwi tMaLtif CA li lhx*injtxgl Wadi, Cal.* 92646 92644 931�17�J C tU*M Ounrt4mle C tI-49 931-17t?-5T WA. of tr"A)rtdti X1 ti RidcabaucXh : So.. Siwinj Strc*t 9U6 6webot Paint Circle !.)862 V1114 Palific Drivu Lm Amplas, C:ai l if 9OU52 awrtuu tar, Amban, Wif rlwitinitm baozll, calif Attn: Stafr ivma.sr. m 92646 926461►� 13 yam.-M-r4 931•-17U- :C�lrrr E�o1�r: Eir1ln L rkxa 770 - 17th Street 2 Nast= Point Circu 9856 Villa Pacific Drive Huntinftat Maw, WLi,l 1a4tr�ti ibon llacn, calif *mtimitm mil• calif 92k6 5�Z6 ► 92646 Attu: District P ;,t. �131w1?0--51 931-170-60 PtwtAir Ville,{ SdMol Charlar 5 Lodai Owuiw w swom 98#6 viiia Precfff c Eari va 61 t. 97 . fin Averava P%PA*Ain Valley, Calii • flat► 8rtarh Calif �n 'Va.l,le�r, t.,ai.11.;E t� � 92708 9 926" Atkin: Distldct Surat. O31--170�-S2, 93��0-61 H.S. trton High Sc xQ1 h14a.l . ' ► L kis 9tH2 V'ilLt► P+srifi�c txiw 10251 Yorktmm Avenue 8 ! 9 a mint Circle* tluitoUnItm ltachi emlif 'e _'�Witm Lwch, Calif lkx*invtctl s aac ht Calif 42i48 9..'ai 9rt646 Attu: Di ctriict & k. All-170-fit l21-170-53 It Shia Mith fir+ Litz V" P?' dfic Daw 9i� iralla PaGif wive Hmt� amchi t�i . f MrrMtiG x- ii a Calif 92"6 yam--17¢ 031-•170.43 14a1a� C t t'i l,� 231.55 cat l� Drive9�2 Psr�cbwr � i1t.11A, Calif l 6gtim 1. wch, p�t2�if Wwdla91364 y +16 3l-x�i�-aS 931--170-" Mxy U. MxklW "*46 .`li+�acla�rc Point Ci,Nc1• 9�La Ville Pi.tfc Drive MotiWOm ArrrM. C�rU ;lAartis'f, Wn lk6-fi, Ck13f 92646 ' / • y. lob �31•-17U-:�l 931�17tY�39 :tiara L Aa*gw amp /91-3 William G Dow 5037 Jenurxy 14, 19b1 (MO964b amtar Circle i�u&UaJtQn Umaht Oilif 1 hausi, Calif 92646 �.l1�17U�•�2 93L-170-30 931-170-39 Lwvid F Joel w Gray Marilyn L Pagwe �L:i1 Vr t Mkr Drive "21 VOWS Mat Drives 17642 Teakwood Lags : 1"Itinybon li"At Calif • MuntiNtan Mach, Calif Irvine, Calif )2c;46 92646 92715 131--170-2i 931-•17C-31 93,t-170-40 1 Xk 14 t4ati�.�eD ff 8��as Tw3.chall Kh b Clerk Vurd !mac orriv a 9815 Vftdm Mar, Derive WO Clun itum Drive e r*-iwt�ah �c#e, call bah, Ca1't� Ox" M"i, Calif �2 9a" 9262E O -•17f�-,74 931-170"-32 931---170-41 Wt4wUn C bMAG M S ider Mi t>a�l J +l'Orxmoar 2s; 5�■asare Cr** Ma 'Vertis mar Drive 99?1 S►a�tar Circe �lrv�s�, 4alit t�utttixytam "ache Cali f Hunt3xrgbcn Mach, CAE �271'a 926" 926" �+s1--17�1- ► .931-170-33 931-170--42 1kwxt 1l amps JhuwMy [Mat klf� rlr Aatay D Mwal ib1 VdL%1 a Mar Ociwe 9 5 Vwtie !fir Drive 9iL5 &east+ Glee j 1=6 Calif s Calif klesch, Calif '1t►4G 92646 92646 '�:31w17i1-• 6 931-170-34 931-1?0-43U�v . 't KLdw&l 90i7►1 Vbstie t M11&vd h C10 W Sloss Vaitte Mar Drive �w�i lti�n t ec h, Wif M� calif 2L'S61 Dekar L 92i46 HunUytxx, Wach, Calif 1'.tG4t+r 926," y31,170--:�7 931-170-35 931--170-44 alit a; CjttMnLWLLUM J QW& Go*dm C ax%L* ,` 7Z hbxaa�w Vlmiw Lum 9861 Sumt4v Circle 9605 sk"tar Circla tlatta. t#ieAr csl if , *mt1 :,� basch, Calif 92*46 92646 931-170-3bM 931--170-45 QyAt 'dine GiLvon 1'0633 fir• Cr 905 blr taC C�z�c]ae 9601 Smotar Circle ii l , Coif AIntir bun b"ds, Calif Huntington iftwh,Cal.i.f ' lat►:ii? 92646 92646 '.j 31:-1'/U -sy, 931-170 .37 931•-170-46 .r�lic,r 4 Kis>ElV Shari L SchrWlmr David L Iflw d ` lhritLl Mftr priv+r 9ti51 Swat" Circle 9002 Hattor Point circle 10441LU M Mi", CAli: ltunhin►ltan bock, Calif tiwt-t jbw , Calif 92646 92646 �.lG••9�U-42 930-.920-59 !'- , • - , M Allard clJP 081-3 Ruswl.l D iJr dley Saul Jaasr" Garde Jarx,wry 148 l"l a. .laf w xi Mud mwitinytan amz, Calif (M) tiew brie. NJ 52646 07974 930-920--43 930-•920-51 930--920-60 � )in tircl Lavin 5 ' all boa Cale 9855 Jamaica Circle' 901 vil Pacific Wive ibw*.W1ben Bch, Calif . Nuntirtgtog Headl, Calif auntington if whe Calif u2646 92646 92646 930-920-44 930-920-52 930-920-61 lam !Y MOOMY C AujWwry XeiW R St"ar 6giu haum Street 9861 ZImaicas Circle 91395 Villa Pacific Drive .5an Framism, Calif MmtLrgtCn Heac:h, Cali huntigjton bwdi, cal 94121 92646 92646 930-920-45 930-920-53 930-920--63 willu R :11ith Ezr,►in lietmantia Lvvull Hi(*mI >.*Ql Jawd as circle 1119 § Maac3e Av we 9901 Villa Y.wific Drive c u ntinVton bomb, Calif Alibmit a Calif h ucti%tm dwai, Calif 92646 92633 92646 Jj(Y-�iZa-•44 930-•920-54 y31--17u-�� W-ja it Gruen Barbara M Clark William A Shane 17151 9a'anp 3txw*t 9845 Villa Pacific Drive 9736 Verde tsar Drive FbmtAin VaUW, Calif Rmtkwton macho calif wmt"taa Hw-ai, Calif 92708 92+646 92646 , 930-920-55 931-170--17 i '1)dU ►i GruLe Mtil fred L Van Wig :. was Jaa�ic,a� Circle 9851 villa Pacific Drive: Gordon L Kittel= 9606 Verde Mar Drive . . .)bintimton teach, Calif Juntinyton Beach, Calif !Untim ton Beadi, Calif i ' a2646 92646 92646 930-920--4d 930-920-56 Lloyd W 14&jle . rrauaic Co is Ybam JBmaner w41 Ja mica circle 9855 Villa Pacific wrive 9111C Verde Max' Drive tluintisvltan Eleactz, CAW fWtirqbm Bewjb, Calif lkmtiraytm Head, Calif 9264C 92646 930-920-49 930-920-57 931-1;U-19 J Circle Merril t4 v Albert F R Ictti _'.Ilu�i�i�vrs t�ao�#�, Calif :►tf61 V.il.la Pacificl�oriv�e 360 N Nil.a, 5t�t Aunt:in3ton Wadi, Calif mamaw a, Calif 92646 91016 r 3tr•97 --5t� y3C'-91it-ab 931-170-2G t w3 1~ iG►1i Sheila A Flarru (-.umd Wahvi YOU im"im c.irc.lm ;1881 Villa Pacific Drive 24471 Alta Vista 14 `•luht. MtDa hood1, Calms 11untialtOn Lmkich, Ludif Dw1 Point, Calif- +lti�lV 9:'646 92629 149-331-03 I,•+c,,«r1► '!'. tv.taaw�oa QJ!' 81-3 tarry 5 rker .4wl:1 i*Idawo�od :.arcs imsan + 141 1981 WH) Matai1 Oil ration ,iw i� t Mach, Calif Property Tax Divixim 'Jicf:iG 61.2 S Flamer Strwt game s Ainwistion LOa Anywi s, c3l.if r :b�l tG3 l�yt+ee ti+m DWIdirry 90051 /b 00aw Dum ampany 21372 Brmldat Strerat i►.(). Lim 7995 . Amtinoxt i, Calif 92646 .....____.._._,.......�_.....___�_.___�..,. .fLwi&rt wad)" Calif 92660 149r081•-06 119-212-14 931--500-19 Usilmoil w of Calif PUNIMA OaIUVe Office 01 t]v-- Vi11a FWAlio amity Aauc. rl'ex ui.viz on Ox t ollw Bminesa Offiwe 9933 VDIA Pacific Drive ClarMrtt, Calif Baschomuf t o. Wort 76M 91711 92646 I Uic-at 'Ai am 149-212-15 930-9�-36 tip; N%jeles, California per{ g 9 0 920-36 ri 2700 Aroaraan hety 21321. Piasetreet Lane . ...,,.r...._w......__ ..»_.._.._ coast& Nbut Cali# *mti.rgt at Dmach, Calif 92626 92646 t y -i�ial-08 149-212-17 930--920-37 V111A Pacific Ccaftmity Assoc ,wc L Stg#aw ."J" t4cwdm Cim1* 9872 HooUtan Avavxy 9005 villa PwAfic Drive Jwlti%tan &"cfl, Calif 92646anti IBM. ,BeardY, ca].if tiesltin�t�on tY, Calif 92W 92644 1ai+-081-14 149-212-18 930-920-38 LohalU is Ayrtw Thor" K 1LarEtre►ts Am J MUbw 1►.O. 'L=c A 665 E. Feralta Bills Drive Lt, 1kx1 in#Vn 063c.il Calif Anaii�q, Calif 11 U82 82 1 ,et ty 1 9264a 92807 92600 1�9.2b2-t16 14y-212-19 930 -920-39 /►tUuat3c IifdfiielRl Co. Guy A coata Earle F ralabrAh WAU Valo ft Tax Dept 1491 Aakw Street 9812 Vl.111a Jai#fo Drive P.O." IdoK 2679 Tom Annear Cbwts Mega, (relif Cal I Los AMjglea, Calif 90051 92626 92646 t �' 149-212-20 -Davi 93� 9244 ►Jil�ia�w Lanii$ Lutheran of the Chwrc n 930 D Fttadrwen et al 1100 ,L Lwo"ly Drive afro nmieled, Calif. 9812 HswilCoti Avreresae 9a21 Vii. A Pacific Drive � 03' a mumbon 8ar�rc, Calif ga646 9 tcm �'e'cts, Calif 149-42 -W 10-37.1-03 i xWwt R 110Lt 934-9 0•-41 Mli.tti a Y.eiadia kin Janat L Weaver 11ci�3 :; awvarly Derive 9801 Jsasica Lary fit+:� lu►�aslr Cr�Llx 9W3a N�b4n i, C:alit : 92646 - I ti t HF. Superior Court or mp. wTATE OF 1'ALIFOIt NIA In and kw the t'uunly tuf I lnutt:1• CITY OF HUNTINGTON BUCNr CITY CLERK 1111INtF OF N'Itl.tr'•1'1'Ifn� Public Hearirw CUP 81-3 �Inh'oll'��filornt�t f Rita J. Richter Thnt 1 mm and At nll times herein menfionrd w•nA n ritoirn #if the I•nitrd Sinte%. mvrr Ihr age of Itaenl\• t.mr Celle• At,,( Th:11 f Am not A party too. n,,lr interevtrd in the Motive entilli-d mnrte•r: .that I am the principal clerk of fit(-printer ul the, Huntington Beach Independent Review A nra•ipArtermfrenernl rirmIntir,n, pnhliahed in the•C'itvoJ Huntiretarol Beach �i't;:' .:'{•.,.� ,tit ;� �i`: Count• of Ornnue and which new•rpagwr k pethlkhed Itir !ht diarminAlbin ttf ltral new%artel infellim-nre mf;t crnrmil rhnrnr- ter, and which newtpnlwr At All fitnrm herein rnrntimned hnd And►till he. a Inona fide yuhQrripfiim No id liming clih.criher.. And which nevr.pAper hA• hren r.fnhli•hrd, printed And puh• v •�: r.. liihe4i at regular infrorVAN in the smid County of fhsnue fore prrioxi Pict•eding tine VPAr. IhAt the mifire, tof which thr '' hi. annexed i, a printed mpy, hav twen publisher: in the re-¢ttlnr and entirt-isAue of Acid newspaper,and not in tiny w-tt{tplement there„(,mnthe fiell owing dale,fit wit: March 5+ 1981 I cl•Nif%' for CIMINO under p-nnlfv of fH•rmry !hat the flip-L!i• into i•true and rmrret1. nrterl at.... .. ..........GArOn•6rRYe.... .. ..... ... ('alilmr this . ,.�A ; h Al �iunMure! •_ 7 6 aim h�i�l t�J�!4- OF � __ .: J4J�f.��►� Or+/ .�awa�r�,,v�G tf$t 1��,+�/f,r,r �/-.� Arv�. :._. rJwr�sn�wp jr- -OF a [,4 CITY OF HUNTING 2MMAIN STREET CALIFORNIA 92W OFFICE Olt THE CITY CLOW 1 Apri 1 99 1981 George Katsampes 20881 B0chwood Lane Huntington Beech, CA 92646 The City Council of the City of Huntington Beach at its in-gular nesting held Monday, April 6, 1981 approved .your appeal to the denial by the ► 'arming Cowission of C . U. P. 81-3. Please contact the Planning Department for information on the ratter and the conditions of approval . Alicia M. wencKorth City Clerk AMW:Ci1:Js t jJ Publish Mare, ZB. l NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING APPEAL TO TK PLANNING CONNISSION I S DENIAL OF CUP 81-3 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public hearing will be held by the City Council of the City of Huntington Beach, in the Council Cha*er of the Civic Center, Wuntington Beach, at the hour of 7:3_ P.M. , or as soon thereafter as possible on the 6th day of Aril 1981 for the purpose of considering an appeal to the Planning Comission's denial cf Cowtitional U%e Permit No. 81-3, a request to establish a family awseaent enterprise- The subject property is located at the northwest corner of Brookhurst Street and Hamilton Avenue in the C•2 Community Business District. A legal description is on file in the Department of Developw:nt Services. i All interested persons are invited to attend said hearing and express their opinions for or against said appeal___r_ Further information may he obtained frot the Office of the City Clerk. ZOOO Main Str et, hfwtington Beach, Califor,iia. 92648 - (714) 535-5227 DAYED �20 1�961 ,..,,_.. CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH By: Alicia M. Wtntworth / City Clerk ��„` Publish March 1981 NOTICE OF MOLIC NEARING APPEAL. TO THE PLANNING COMMISSION'S DENIAL OF CUP 61-3 0OTiCE IS HEREBY GIYElf that a .public hearing will be Ireld by the Ci ty Counci 1 -of the Ci ty of Nuntingtm Beach, in the Council Cha*er of the Civic Center, thmtington Beach, at tho hour. of 7:30 P.N. , or as soon thereafter as possible on the day of 4UV 1981 for the purpose of considering an appeal to the Planning Condssion's denial of CwW11tiaml Use Permit No. 81-3, a request to establish a family amusement enterprise. TW subJect Property is located at the northwest corner of 8raokhurst Street and 4ml1 ton Avenue In Ww C-2 Com mi ty Business District. A 109al description is oA file in the Department of Developmot Services Offim A 1,1 "i ri tires ted pamom are invited to a tterrd said hea r i n8 and express tl*i r ' opi sti ons for or aga i ors t said ,f �urWr iRfmr tion Wvy bs obtained free, the Office of the City Clerk, 2000 lain t S�tr 1. Nuntf ton Beach. California. 92648 - (714) 536-5227 tM1Il1 1981 CITY OF MXTINGTOM BEACM By: Alicia 14. Mentworth City Clerk r CITE' OF HUN T"1N ON BEACH 2000 MAIN STREET CALIFORNIA 92848 OFNCE OF THE CITY CLERK March 19, 1981 Mr. Gporge Katsampes 20881 Beachwood Lane Huntington Beach, CA 92646 In order to reschedule your appeal to the Planning Commission's denial of CUP #81-3, it will be necessary for you to make payment for publication and notification costs of $35.00. Please submit your payment to this office no later than Monday, March 23: 1981. If you have any questions , please call this office 536-5227. Alicia M. 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Pt"-t.Lt AU VLUAk lartltic prig ,gyp M viu Suvolt + irate C7a1Lf aria, t�►1.tt + 13�Mli��Si !ll-t'iOr�� .��Oi Ci �r � A" A r� � 5�q MOM !u VL13a Peaula Drive t 24471 AU& Wirt& it ; i &Mmht CAW ' imwd4 Qhw i Dom PCLat, C.al.lt ) taw li f7i2! - _ _ _ - - _ - _ �_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ .. .. _ _ -. - _ _ - _ _ - . i t t a CITY OF H UN"Y INGTON BEACH 20M MAIN STREET CALIFORNIA 926M OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK May 21 , 1982 George T. Katsampes 20891 Beachwood Lane Huntington Beach , CA 92646 L - At its . regular meeting held Monday , May 17 , 19829 the City Council of the City of Huntington Beach approved Revocation of Conditional Use Permit 181 -3 based on the following findings of fact: 1 . The subject use is not compatible with the surrounding land uses and is creating a nuisance . 2. The applicant has not complied with condition number eight of Conditional Use permit 0813: "The west side of the building shall be illumin- ated without disturbing the adjacent residents . " 'This is r, final decision. You are hereby notified , tha`t pursuant tb � provisions of Section 1094 . 6 of the Code of Civi l - Procedure of the State of California , you have ninety days from May_-Zi,, 1982 to apply to the courts for Judicial review. if you have any questions , please call this office. Alicia M . Wentworth City Clerk I , AMW: CB ; s 1TdeP4A/*.71i1#N*= INTHtt 5uporior Court Ornttt STATE OF CALIFORNIA In and for the County of Orange CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACM9 PROUFOFPUBLIr�TI(1� CITY CLERK r r ,.r.r i .. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING + State of California 0 County of Orange JEANNIE L. THOMAS That I an and at all times herein mentioned was a citizen of the United States.over the age of twrnty•one years.and that i - fro oat a party:o.oar interested in the shove rntitlrrl molter; _ ►' that I ram the principal clerk of the printer of the HUNTINGTON BEACH IND. REVIEW a newspaper of prwrel circulation,published in the City of ,1 HUNTINGTON BEACH County of Orange and which newspaper is published for the diseminstion of local news and intelligence of it xpneral charse. tar. and which ne%% aper at all times herein mentioned hsd r,.•3c�, surd still ho a bona fide Aubscription lira of paying nuhserihen, and which nmpaper lift hren ntablished, printed and pub- �" Iislred at regular intervals in the raid Crnrnty of Orange fora y< ,. :+� G �. period excr+eding one year, that the notice. of which the ~�•' _ ''`r, ��, anranted is a printed copy, has been published In the regular and entire issue of said newspaper,and not in any supplement thereo(,an the folk Ang data,to wit: MMr 6r 1982 I reYtify(or declare) under penalty of perjury that the forego. tort Is tore.nd Torre d. now at,.. ............ .. .. .. .. .. . .tni. .7.1 h._d.)•of. 14 ...81.. Signature 0— 71 -3 � V t�Na.saf.ati�D I REOUES FCR CITY COUNCI ACTION Do* May 11 1982 SubrnkW to: Honorable Mayor and City Council &rbmitted byt Charles W. Thompson, City Administrat oo Plr PWW by: James W. Pal in, Director of Development Services Subject: FIRST ANNUAL REVIEW OF CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO. 81-3 "GAMES PLUS . " Stiioiront of Ism, Rommmendation, Analysis. Funding Source, Altefnstive Actiorn,Attwhn=ts: STATEMENT OF ISSUE: Transmitted for the City 'Councills consideration is information requested by .the Council in order to conduct an annual review of Conditional Use Permit No . 81-3 - "Games Plus . " BACKGROUND: At' the , April 6 , 1981 Council meeting , the Council approved Conditional Uee, Permit No. 81-3, a request to permit the establishment of a ,family amusement: arcade located at the northwest corner of Brookhurst Street and Hamilton Avenue. On December 14 , 1981, the City Council reviewed end ,`olarified two conditions which were imposed at the time of approval. One dohdition imposed at the time of approval required that the City , reserve the right to conduct an annual review of this family amusement arcade. Therefore, this information is presented to the Council in � order. ta. conduct said annual review. All of the adjacent property owners W* thin 300 feet of the project have been notified of this review. RECONWNDATION The Planning staff recommends that the City Council revoke Conditional Use Permit No. 81-3 based on the fact that the applicant has not com- plied with all of the conditions of approval and that the subject use im . not, compatible with the surrounding land uses and is creating a nuisance. DISCUSSION: The Department of Development Services, Land Use Section, conducted an inspection of the subject facility on May 31 1982 . This inspection revealed that all of the conditions of approval have not been complied with. Condition 18 which requires that the west side of. the building ,shall be illuminated without disturbing the adjacent residents has not been: complied with. The Land Use invegtigntor found that the only .i.11umination along the west side of the building is a single 150 watt Tight bulb which only Casts light within a few feet of either side of a door located directly below the light. no 4NI . C.U.P. 81-3 - Annual ew May 11, 1982 Page 2 A discussion with Lt. Foster of the Huntington Beach Police depart ment indicated that there are certain inherent problems related to uses that attract young adults; however, this facility has not had an abnormal amount of police--related incidents in comparison to similar uses . Residents located in the condominium project adjacent to the subject use have complained a number of times to the City and have indicated that a number of youth-related incidents have been reported to the Police Department since this facility has been in operation. These residents contend that it is the family amusement arcade which attracts the children to the center and, in turn, crea tes .a problem within their condominium project. Toni Ayres, owner of Brookhurst Plaza, and the Villa Pacific Community Association adjacent to the subject arcade have submitted several petitions signed by, numerous residents in the area requesting the City Council to rescind Conditional Use Permit 81-3 . They have also submitted several incident reports and investigative reports prepared by Trail Security and Kale Investigation Agency. In conclusion, staff investigation indicates that the operator has not complied with all of the conditions of approval for Conditional Use Permit 81-3 . A finding for the approval of C.U.P. 81-3 states the family amusement center will be compatible with surrounding land uses , which are generally residential and commercial. As is indicated by the attached petitions and communications, "Games Plus" is not compatible with surrounding land uses and is creating a public nuisance . ENVIRONMENTAL STATUS: Not applicable. FUNDING SOURCE: Not applicable . ALTERNATIVE ACTION: If the City Council finds that the exisitng use is not creating a public nuisance and has basically complied with all of the previously imposed conditions of approval, the Council may choose to allow the continued use of this family amusement arcade. SUPPORTING INFORMATION: 1. City Council minutes of April 6 , 1981, including conditions, of approval. 2. Interdepartmental memo from D. Shaw dated May 4 , 1982. 3. Interdepartmental memo from J. Chenelle dated March 17, 1932 . a . Correspondence from Toni Ayres , owner of Brookhurst Plaza, to the Mayor and City Council members dated May 10, 1982 5. Correspondence from Villa Pacific Community Association dated May 10, 198 . 8. Memo from Villa Pacific Community Association 7. Petitions in opposition to Conditional Use Permit Vo. 81-3 . 8. Two memos from Kale Investigation Agency to Rosemary Loven, dated March 25 and 29, submitted by Toni Ayres. 1`1 Incident reports prepared by Trail Security, submitted by Toni Ayres . JNP:SM$adf VILLA I ,F FIG coMMMIJmr"AmfOCimw ` "33 VILLA PACIFIC DRIVE HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA V2646 (714) 46B."01 MAY 10, 1982 THE HONORABLE ROBERT MANDIC, Mayor of the City of Huntington Beach; MS.'KBERS_ OF THE: CITY COUNCIL of the City of Huntington Beach; CITY ADMINISTRATOR of the. City of Huntington. Beach; PLANNING COMMISSION of the City of. Huntington Beach and MRS . ALICIA WENTWORTH , City Clerk of the City of Huntington Beach RE: CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT #81-3 , "GMISS PLUS" ARCADE, Location: Hamilton/Brookhurst, Huntington Beach G. KatsaMRes , Owner ■ r .�.■r..■r.+.ram. r..w■■■....r+.■.� rrA • - Gentlemen and Ladies : Relative to the above-captioned matter, enclosed herewith please find: ' I� A Petition sinned by Homeowners and residentsof. Villa Pacific Community Association tclearly defined on the front page of said document) ; and carrying a total of 184 names which were voluntarily signed in Opposition to the above CUP #81�-3. It. Memorandum re: Criminal and - Vandalism Incidents occurring in Villa Pacific Community Association during the period of operation of the foregoing business enterprise. Please note that said Memo does. not contain all incidents , but Is merely a listing of some of the major criminal events which have been reported. The. ,purpose of the enclosed information is to enable you .to study . Al 1,,,,: facts , 0.14 thisi matter prior to the REVIEW HEARING of this Peini.t, which has been scheduled for Honda Ma 17 1982 before the Cie ' :`Coe unf l. Should you require any further information, please feel free to contact our office at the above number. ,,� �ery. truly:` yours, ?A-�C V=LLA PACIric CC)NWHI ' ASSOCIATION el YJOAN 0 A, 17"Sident '` f 1 To >rld t �; `��Cl4afsU,res I:�ay 10 , 1982 �i�•1 c.;•4�r , 1 Dear Mayor and +;ity Council members of }funtington Beach , .,: A;; owner of 3rookliurst 111aza , a snan4j_1'1 ; ctinter at the '•, C:ornur (.,f iir co'r:t ur; t ,rid ii imiltorl , I h:►v( bpi—in greatly concerned over a t•,roblem :31tua tion that has developed and increased for morn than a year. ,y Lar,,E, con�r..g� ti.ons of youths have gathered at the center after school , at nights , and on the weekends , attracted b the "Games Plus" arcade which is open frorr• llsOOa.m. Y P to 1s00 p.m, every day. Vandalises, malicious mischief , destruct- ion of property , and litterini; have resulted from the influx of teenagers who attend the arcade and spill. over into the parking •.� ''' Crime has risen, and the tenants in the center, neighbors , ;r+ schools , and parents are aware of the problem and wish to do something about it. The, Police Department has been cooperative , R, A but does not have the manpower to totally patrol the area as much as ip needed . Private guard services have been hired to help control the youths at a significent expense to the center , Y I am a mother, of .five children and am very concerned about young people and their activities in their spare time . 1 would hope that the City of Huntington Beach could investigate and � •• promote activities and programs that would be a positive influence on the young and an asset to the city. These teenagers need a �;► , place to go there are constructive activities and endeavors that not one.,,, themselves but the community , as r 7 I -recaml, r the City Council. l; vit t;ie,: ;;:a,�ci it i octal Use J ' Permit ver. tail o i•; to the "names Plus" arcade not be renewed. � r• : Documentation and public opinion verify the fact that the arcade is a public nuisance and should not 'ua allowed to operate . y _'r�'i�• t. Thank. you for your consideration and attention to this packet which contains the following. informations 'petition form ,tonents' of lirootchurst Plaza, petition from Villa Pacific Homeowners • .ti .Ci� R Association , Trr.il security. Reports , Kale Itnvesti ;r�tion AtT�ncy . Y w '/ .. • -1 r /"••/'!. ' I .___ Or� __ . ♦ 1 � / / ► �..If�, I.'1�:cif!.•�.. �f/•'1 .�. f "VILLA J?ACIFIC COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION 11=VILLA PACIFIC DRIVE (714) 968-9901 HUNTINGTON BEACH CALIFORN1A RX" April 1982 ***PLEASE NOTE: The attached MEMO does NOT contain all criminal incidents occuring in villa Pacific during the past year, but rather some of the MAIN ones which have occured since the"game- arcade " has been in operation, ( located on Hamilton in the Alpha Beta Complex. ) i i VILLA ALIGIFIC COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION NXI VILLA PACIPIC DRIVE (714) 968.9901 • HUNTINGTON BEACH CALIFORNIA 926" MEMO RE; CRIMINAL & VANDALISH INCIDENTS OCCURRING IN 1 VILLA PACIFIC 4/28/81 : Burglary--Police report o.. file, 5/8/81 : Two minors sleeping in vehicle in Recreational Vehicle Parking lot of Villa Pacific---Police were called & were chased by Officer--Police Report is on File: #B11-0049. 5/15/81 : Vandalism--Broken pole light at corner of Verde Mar Drive & Greenspray Lane. Incident occurred about 1 :G0 a.m. and was witnessed: 5 boys jumped over the wall from Alpha Beta Complex and committed the vandalism, A tree on Villa Pacific property was a;Lso damaged, with limbs being broken off. **A Copy of photograph taken of this broken light is in our files . 5/2/81 : Approximately 12: 30 a.m. : Police arrested some- one or some persons in grass area of Villa Paci- fic, directly behind the Alpha Beta Complex. A Police Report should be on file. 5/20/e1: Kids jumped fence from Alpha Beta Complex to • Villa Pacific property (grass area on Verde Mar Drive) and caused problems . A Police Report was filed. Contact Officer John D. Borges P.I .N. 18801 NB Police Dept. 536-5311--Case Number is 8111005. May/June, a1 • Dividing wall separating Verde Mar nrive area of Villa Pacific and Alpha Beta Complex was con-,.inu- ously vandalized , resulting in blocks being re- moved and wall marked with many obscenities and other graffitti and constant rubbish and debris '. surrounding the area. **Note : This wa11 was finally repaired by Mr. Katsarnpes , but obscenities were never removed. Copies of two or the many photographs we have showing the damage to this wall are attached , which photos were taken on 6/16/81: Vandalism incident which resulted in a home . in tilts Community being egged, car was egged and obsconi- ties were_ written . all over the vehicle ,with a .felt-tip marker. A Police Report should be on film, since resident reported same to the Police. Weekend of 7/4/81: Vandalism Incidents: Swastica signs found mark!' d in and on several garages and homes . Ti" • ' ' , . ! ,1 11� 1 .I• •..- / . .1 ,.•r/I.4r.r� ./ a,AU• • .. 11. 11'J .. /1 V.i:LLA PACIFIC pa!ae 2. Weekend of 8/8/81: Burglaries : Two cars broken into and one patio. • 9/13/el: Burglary: In Villa Property: Police were called in and a report is filed: Investigating Officer . was Fudge 1050. Week of 8/11/81 ; Complaints received from several residents near area behind Alpha BetaComplex advising there is a continuous congregation of kids in that area causing disturbances to residents , i .e. , using loud and profane language which disturbances occur until 1 : 00 or 2: 00 a.m. on many occasions. 9/5/81 : Report received from resident indicating obsceni- ties and Anti-Semitic scribbled all over her front posts. Oct. , el : Burglary on 5easprite Circle---reported to Police. Oct. , 81 : Burglary on Monte Carlo Circle--reported to police. Nov. , 81: Burglary on Monaco circle. 11/17/81: Burglary at home on Monaco Circle--entry through bathroom window--all jewelry, miscellaneous cash, etc. taken---Police Report #DR 8125204. 11/28/81 : Burglary on Bluereef Drive---jewelry & money. -_ 12/14/81 : Propane tank on R .V. Trailer in R.V. Lot of Villa Pacific stolen from Hi-Lo Trailer--Police Report on rile. 12/28/81 : Burglary on Monaco Circle over weekend---window entry--food Rnd misc• taken--Reported to Police. 12/25/81 : Vandalism: Damage to sliding glass door and upstairs window. 12/22 or 23/81:Burglery on Villa Pacific Drive--.radixes , cameras , etc. taken--Reported to Police. ' 1/7/82: Burglary on Verde Mar Drive--coa.ns , jewelry, liquor, �t merchandise, etc. taken-.-reported to Police. ' 3/23/82: Recreational Vehicle Lot: 9 vehicles with forc4d entry---evidence of person (s) sloeping in same, • About midnight, Police made a; arrest of one person—see , Police Report on file. r F Y i • r PETITION IN OPPOSITION TO CUP 1181-1••-I'Miil.'i AMIISI-AUIT ENTF.RPRIS i OCATF11 AT* NORTIsWEST CORNEi1 OF 801)1,11URST STREET AND iitwMIi.TON MPE11111' , 11011trI JGT1)N BEACH, GEORGs:_ KATSAMPi-S. s)!ih)F.f: ._... V,e, the underu 1prted, being; the `renant3 , Lessaees and/ter tk.,ner of liroi4:li1?r-:t 1'laza , located at Ilrookhurstt and hardi ton, in the City of 1lunting;ton HNFIr_h , County of Orange, State of California, hereby voluntarily sign our names to th!K n6?titi0►t in Oppn::itiott to t.ne continuation of operation cif the Family Amusement Enterprise d(iing hu:: iness ns "Game. Plus ," owned and operated by George Karsampas, beinr, Conditional Use Permit #81-3, for ;.he ft,l lowi np reasons: 1. Since "Gamonq Plus" has, been lit operation , .a period of one year. the shopping center has been sobjecte.d to an increase in loitering, public nuisancy, vandal ism, destruction o,f property and mal iclous mischlef , including fighting and drinking', b;, youths between tilt, ageF of 15 and 18 (and many even younger) , because "canes Plus" attract-F. Young people to the aho IiI�i nf1 -enttir. , ". The shopping center has noted an increase In theft and vandal.ism to the business remaining; aspen at 111pitt. 3. The shopping center, its tenantsi an(; owner, have sustained a financial burden dur to the hiring; of sek-urity pvard's, nuc.ess~itated by the problems enumer.o.ed in Items: 1 and 2 :tb•we, as; well as for the clean-up of litter and trash left by these •.•o,uths. G . "Games Plus" has been cipernting without the owner ' s permission , since the Lease under which Mr. Kats;ampes gafncti possession was terminated more than one year ago, and the dennsit chuck returned and cashed by Mr. Kat sampirs;. FOR THE ABOVE REASONS, WE, T11I: HERi.BY OPPOSE, THE. GRANTI,-w; OF PERMISSION FOR CONTINUATION OF 'Ilia: OPERATION OF "CHIMES PLUS" ANI) FURTHER RESPECTFULLY REQUE5 i TIiA'C Tiu. CITY OF 11UNT ING-I'oti 11FAC11 RF.MK1: 'fill S PERMIT. NAlfii BUSINESS i+ND ADDHE5S i Lv '013( �64 r 1 1� t� .U� i( C,l� t;�' ���-'� f` ��tr'•It�l1 I '1�1 ' , o' Q- (� ' ' GJ 1 r , PCTITIOW IN (,. 2MI'11014 TO CLIP 001 - 1- -FAtI11 Y r'tl'.`iF.HFUT M;TERPRISG LO�:AT M AT N011TIMEST COPNE:R UP DROOKIRIES' 1' STREET AND 11AMIT•TON AVENUE , MWITINGTON BEACH, GEORGIO KAT5A?,1PES , OWNEN WE , tho undersigned , heiracl homeowners; and/car residents of VILLA PAC'.FIC COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION , a Condominium Development located adjacent to the C-2 Community Businnss District at: the inter- section of Drooklaurs t Street and llamil ton Avonue , in the, City of Huntington Beach , Cotinty of Orange . State_ of California , hereby voluntarily sign our names to this Potiti -,n in Opposition to the continuation of operation of. tlae Family Amusemr~nt Enterprise owned and operated by George K,atsampen , tieing Conditional Use Permit 081-3 , for thn reasons that : ( 1 ) lie .and oijr Community havo been subjected to an increase in trespassing , loitering , public nuisancy , malicious mischief and major rli.s- turbances on our premises clue to this busines en t:erpr i sr: ( 2 ) Ste ind o>>r Comm>nity have s tistnined an increase in burcilaries , vandalism and -it hnr crimes due to thin business enterprise ; .' 3 ) tie and our. Community ha .-e sustni.nvd a financial burden in efforts to repair damages catised by such crimes resulting from this business enter- prise and to Provide additional security to our Community; • . ( 4 ) Off.ic:ian and Ropr. r.-sentativns oC the Huntington Bo ach Police Department had previously expressed emphatic opposition to the granting of this; Permit, due to ::he fart that such enterprises have proven detrinont cal t-n areas where such buninnsses have been allowed to operate ; and ( 5) 7illa Pacific Community J' suciration ' s Attorneys , Feldnat:t , I,ee & Van Gem r_•t , have hi-en in constant. contact with the ltunt:ington Doinc:h City Council re- lative to Items numbs-reel ( 1 ) throtinh (4) :above , .and hive had no response from the 11unt:ingt:on Heath Planning Commission or the City Coiinril . Thn ucqners of the Shopping Cntat:nr Complc%:c located on suhjec"t property were obligated to r-iise the wall dividing subject property an,'! Villa Pacific om- mun.ity Association Property t-.o t:hr, height of six � ( G ' ) feet on said Shopping Center side:; bait the Planning Commission has never enforcer] the agree- ment. Said dividing wall is the Property of Vil'l.a Pacific Community Association. FOR 7'liB AT30VC Ri 11:�OI7S , 11r. THE UNDERSIGNED , HEREBY OPPOSE: THE GRANTIIM OF PERM.,'SSION FOR CnNTTIPJATIOII OF OPE RAT70N OF SAID FAMri..Y AMUSEMENT ENTERPRISE AND MIRTIIER RESPECTMITAN REQUEST 'i''HAIP TEIE: CITY OF HUNTINGTON IIEACTI REV0ICi: T11I5 PERMIT. Vamp.: ::id r. cs s (Continued on Purr, 2 . ) i " 4 ; LE , STIGATION AGE�kY KALE I�E LICENSED A OONnrV BY THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, 8 A•4745 nAVID H. KALE, PRINCIPAL A DIRCCTOIt OF INVESTIGATIONS DIRECT REPLY TO "1t4VLSTICATIOf4 PAVS, IT DOESN'T COST" OFFICE CHECKED 13CLOW 611P.O. UOX 424; 00W NEV. CALIr. 90241 { 1601 x. PAHAMOUNT BLVD. • TEL : (21:) 140 2539 TO: Rosemary Loven Minrch 29 , 1982 ca MLI+[1,ITN F-INANCIAL Crr4rery 17022 ! IT14 SMELT • SUITE 404 t TUSTIN.CAL1FQ"t 1. 92180 RE: Brookhurst & Hamilton TLL.: 1714I711•GA41 Shopping Complex Report 45183 ------------------------------------- --------------------------------- ADDITIONAL :[WIFSTIGATION This is the final report being submitted to your office on this file . RESULTS OF INVESTIGATION i Thursday.- March 25 , 1.9 82 9 : 00pm. I have returned to the area of the "Games Plus " store at Brookhurst and Hamilton Streets in the city of Huntington Beach , California. It is raining this evening and this could be the reason for a shortage of kids at the storo. ;'here are approximately 15 children at the store inside playing games and r-) one is noted outside parked in the cars . 10 :00pm. Nothing to report ; still no unusual activity . 711:, store is quiet and all of the patrons are inside of the store. 11 :00pm. Still nothing to r port. Most of the children have now left the store ; there are only approximately 3 people inside t-he store at this time . 12 :00pr . The store "Games Plus " is now semi-closed. There are two perscos on thv inside of the store and 3 kids in a car parked outside. 12: 40am. A police car is noted driving by in the area looking at the store bi:t dial not stop. a 1 :00am. The stare is now completely closed . One person has now left the store and went to a car nearby and left tl:e area. Nothing new to report for this evening ; no unusual activity notes• Frld y M2rch 26 1982 t3r*40pm. I ' am now here at the "Games Plus " store, There are a lot of kids .at the store, some on bikes and some in cars , and some on .41'O: Rosemary y . Love March 29 1 R2 9 RE: Drookhurst b Hamilton Shopping Complex. Report R9183/Page 1 ---------------- ------------------------- ------------------- ------------- motor bikes and others parked in ears in or nearby the store. 10 : 00pm. There are :.several cars in the parking lat within 200 feet of "Games Plus " that have kids in them and it is noted " boys in one car are sitting outside drink i nq beer , l aughi.nq, screaming, and having a good time but nothing else to report. 11 :00pm. I went into "Games Plus " for about thirty minutes , played some games , tr inn to see .if an drinkinq or smokin of marijuana � Y Y 9 .� cigarettes was going on in the store , but could not find any,. 12 :00pm. Several boys were noted outside the ream of the store pushing a large trash can around in the parking lot but no other activi cy noted. 1 :00am. The closed sign is now on the door but there are still approximately eight to ten kids ins .de of the business . 1 :20am. The last of the kids are now gone and the store is completely closed. Suring this evening I did not notice any unusual activities at the store other than the previously mentioned drinking of beer in one car . J Saturday , March Z 7 . I g 82 9 :00pm . I am now at the area of "Games Plus " and nothing to report at this time. 10 :00pTn . Things are now picking up at the store as in the last ten L rti.nutes about seven cars have arrived loaded with kids who all went .into the "Games talus " store . 11 :00pm. In the last hour nothing really has happened 'it the store just the fact the store is now very busy . Two persons were noted outside of the store parked in cars within 200 feet drinking beer but no other unusual activity was noted . 12 s00ptn. There are still quite a few kids at the store. -There are now approximately 30 to 40 children in the store and around the: area of the establishment. No unusual activity 'is noted. l "tJOam,. '�'he stone . is 'naw clai sed, but there are stilt tippcoximately s x,"pations insid" the business .; PTO: Rosemary . Love March 29 , 1982 RE: H rookhurs L & Harm ltr^ Shopping Complex Report 05183/13age ? -----------------------_-_._----------_--__--_------_---__----__---------- I 1 : 15am. The last patron has now left the store and it is closed fur the evening. Nothing unusual to report . This will conclude our investigation on this file .- lifter a review of this material. if any further investigation is felt: necessary , please so advise. ,ALE INVFS'rI I M 11GCNCY DHK/dl David H . Kale , Director. 'i ,R 1 1 t i- .. r . KA KALE P*ESTIGATION AG CY LICENSED 11 BUNDED by l If STATE OF CALIFORNIA. R A- 1746 + DAVID H. KALE, PRINCIPAL Q DIREC'fon OF INVESTIGATIONS DIRECT REPLY TO { }}, "INVESTIGATION PAVS,ITDOESI4'T COST`- OFFICE CHECKED BELOW W.F.O. aox •242 DOW NEV. CALIF. 90241 I IGOI S. PAItAPACU14T ELVO. TEL : (212I 939.2535 . t714) S27.7953 TO : Rosemary Liven March 25 , 1982 0 ►ICI!CDITH FINA/4CIALCCNTER 1 7212 I IT14 STRELT • SVITC 409 TU% IN,CALIKORNIA 92760 RE : Brookhurst and Hamilton TCL.- 17141 731.6045 Shopping Complex Report 45183 --------------------------------------------------------------------- ASSIGNMENT It was requested by you that our office place the store by the name of "Carnes Plus" under surveillance. This store is located in your facility at Brookhurst and Hamilton Streets in the city of HuntingF:,n Beach, California . Our office was to observe the location for ABC board violations within 200 feet of the video arcade store with a street address of 9881 Hamilton Avenue , Huntington Beach , California, between the hours of 9 :00pm. and 1 : 00am. for Thursday, Friday , and Saturday starting March 18, 1982 . RCS ULTS ,OF I NVESTIGATI Oid / March 18, 1981 8 : 50pm. One agent from this office has now arrived at the area of Brookhurst. and Hamilton to work on the above captioned case. At this time there are approximately 30 to 40 kids inside and outside of the "Gamines Plus" store, Most of the kids inside are playing games and the others outside are j1:st hanging around the parking lot near harked cars , all of them within the 200 foot radius . At this point , I do not see any indication of dope or alcoholic beverages being used . 10 :00nm. There is still a lot of kids at the arcade , most of them look to be approximately 15 to id years 6f age and some are qui to younger. They are all. inside the store ,at this time. The � kids who Mere outside have now gone inside or have left in.' the last' twenty minutes or so. . 10 : 5pm. T' sient to the store nearby , purchased a beer, opened it and went over to the "Games Plus" store , in through the rear door, t k 0 r TO: Rosemary I,oven March 25 , 1962 RE : Broohh*orsL and Hamilton Shoppinn C-omplex Report 1151. u3/rage 2 ---------------------------------------- -------------------------------- and stood there with my open. beer container and played two gatnes before one of the managers of the place told the " I don ' t i think that I have to toll .you about this" , meaning my beer. I said na , that T would take care of it and lie ,aid okay and walked away. I :,till stood there with the open beer container and then walked through the front of the store and out onto the sidewalk area. No one else .seemed to say anything to me or discourage me itr any manner.-. 11 : 30pm. left the store and went back to my car and across the street so I could overlook the Glace from there . at should be noted that: while I was inside the "Games Plus" store, I did not see any type of dope or drinking in the. store , although some of the children coming in did act as though they were high can something or intoxicated prior to the time of • their arrival. The ratio of kids to adults is approximately 95 e' to 5% adults . The radio or musical background in the stare is played at a i high level which , in my opinion , should be annoying to the surrounding neighbors and customers of other stores . 11 : 40pm. A police car was noted driving by the "Games Plus" store but did not stop; juat ?caked inside and left . 12 : 30am. The place still hia.- some people in it , not as inany as before , approximately five to ten at this t.in;E and it looks as though it is closing. 12 : 50am. Peeple now, for the most part, are can the: outside of the building going home but there are still three cars parked ' outside with people in them ghat have not left and they appear to be just sitting and talking. 1 :00am. Surveillance is now discontinued for this clay. But as I leave it should to noted there are still two cars parked in front :of the "Games Pius" store with people iii them and the store looks as though it has closed for the day. . 1 TO: P..osemary hoven March 25 , 1982 RE : Brookhu rs t and Hamilton Shopping Complex Report 45183/Page 3 •. Friday , March 19 _ 1982 8 :50pm. Upon my arrival to the "Games Plus" store I noted there must have been approximately 100 kids running around inside and, outride of the store. It looks as though there is a heck of big party going on. 10 :OOpm. NOLIiing new . The kids are still all over i ) place as they were when I first arrived but not h i nq out of the ordinary is noted such as bear drinKinq or smoking pot . 10 : 40p;n. Three kids are having cart races now in front of the store and it should be noted at this time tnat one of the kids has �? done back ' near the big trash can off of the dock and one of them has a bottle of beer which he took and torew at a car parked in the parking; lot a-id then three boys left the area immediately via a wall nearby and out of view. 12 :00pm. Things are still gong on as far as the kids are concerned and it should he noted at this time that I have noted several people smoking pot in the aL ea ^f the store within �00 feet but all are smoking it outside of the business and in their Parked cars . 1 .00&m. In l:he last twenty inirutes or so there has b;:ien approximately three cars that have raced through the parking lot at a high rage of speed in front of the store and I have also noticed several people th.-+t have left: the "t.•..urc�c Plus " store approxirnat�.1y 18 to 20 years of age wlio have uotten into "_heir vehicles and floor-'uoarded their ::ars out o* the parking lot area. ` Survei.-llance is being discontinued for the day. Satu[da M c__1982 8 i;46pp,� `-1 am now back„at: the "Games Plus" store and note the store 'does 'not seem.:to have' as many people in :t: as it: chit on the pre:cedinq .eveninq . - . ,� J 110 : Rosemary I,ovon Marrh 25 , 1982 RI? : 13r-UOk.11I11•ot- M"Id (it-.rWi it.OV! Shoppi.ncl ::o�llpl:�:: (',:;Dort: 45183./Page 4 9 : 20pm. I have nr,w left Illy car to have a loos: around the area and while I %-/as out: wiilki.ng t ­,aw four people in a car parknel I ;rrit`lin 200 fe•,2t of Plus " drinkinca beer and in anot, .f�r car.- parked of rec-L ly in front of "Game:; Plus " there were L o i uirls , approximat-.oty 15 to 17 yoar ; of age. , smoking pot . I went inside of "c;amFos Plus" and the only thing in ther,2 were kids noted smoki r,c eiclarettes . I rioted both of the kids smoking d,2r.e tinder- li; yc. ars of ane I •aii.lked oil through the building and out roOr and rlot.ec.i purring urea behind tile st-.or(., azls clear . 10 : '1Upm . I aryl t;r)w UZJC): at: Illy car and notec? t here is something going on as peoh lc arc r_on:i nd outside the front and back doors of this business; at t:hc :: <.lrir Lim., . I cannot: tell what is doing on as there are now ab-.ut 15 kids out in front of the building . 10 : 44ptn . A1.1 of th-- kids went- back into "frames Plus" as I was going over to the area to chock it out and .I noted they all got into • about: five c;jr's and floor--boarded it out of: the urea. a 11 : 30pm. 'rhere are itot very many kids at the arcade games now but I did I see one child approximately 12 to 15 years of age inside of "Gaines plus " and appeared to be smoking a marijuana cigarette. No une seemed to approach or discourage his use of this item. 12 : 30am. The rLorr iz; almost* clear Zt; t:hi<a uoint: , there is no activity and only about 3 pstrans of the sLore . It looks as though it is going to close . 1 :00am. Surveillance is b(-ing discontinued ; nothing further to report. RE�rWRKS Our office has boen auttlori zed to conduct an add.i. ti onal four days of surveillance at the same designated times , 9 :00prn . to 1 :00arl). This report will follow and r se rate cover . LE vVES'r CA'I't0I� X1 .-'NCY D4iK/dl David H . Kale . Director y 24 HOUR (M) 851•0131 C•PA007427 . �Jw VI 1958 Placentia Avenue, Suite F CO{tA Mesa, CA 926 7 ALPHA BETA R NAUGLES INCIDENT REPORT Date: Day & Time: Location: Narrative : 4/2 Fri . 11 :45pm Alpha- Beta Fight started between approx . (7) teenagers Officer Blaich and Officer Tolison intervened and broke up problem. 4/3 Sat. 11 :15pm Alpha Beta Broke up fight between male and female, female left vehicle and began beating on liquor store window, no damage. 4/3 Sat. 12 :08am Alpha Beta H .B. P.D. made arrest - Open Container and Altered Drivers License 4/3 Sat. 1 :00am Alpha Beta II.B. P.D, drove through [larking Lot 4/9 Fri . • 10:58pm Naugles Broke up fight between (2) males 4/9 Fri . 11 :49pm Naugles Broke up (2) males yelling at each other and attempting to start fight. 4/9 Fri . 1 :42am Naugles Broke up scuffle between (2) youths 4/10 Sat. 11:45pm Alpha Beta (5) youths loitering . asked to leave premises One apparently drunk . i 4/10 Sat. 1 :30am Alpha Beta Group of youths tampering with 110 PARKING signs i li front of Alpha Beta , asked them to leave. j . d 1 i l , : 24 HOUR (714) 851.0131 • % C P AOt 4v 1 r i p'•cWtiv Avenue, Su1R F Cast& ?A41m. CA 92=7 i i�wrr..ru.rwrr.w�iw�rw� f INCIDENT REPORT - Alpha Beta 3 Naugles April 27 , 1982 April 23 & Z-1 DATE TIME LOCATION SUMMARY I 4/23 11 : 15p Naugles Group of youths loitering behind Naugles trying to start a disturbance , as',.ed to leave . 11 :50p Alpha Beta Officer Blaich asked ( 5) youths to move out from behind Alpha Pieta , they were throwing bottles at building . 12 :40a Naugles Broke up foght behind Naugles. (4) youths irivoied . } 1 :15a Naugles Made (2) youths leave drive up window, to drunk to order their food . 3:3Ga Alpha Beta Found person sleeping in car, in parking lot.. II .B.P .D. � responded ti 4/24 12: 15p PlaugIes Got after youths for driving unsafe in Naugles area. i i � 1:00a Alpha Beta Youths loitering in parking tat, asked them to leave. I 2:45a Flaugles Rocks were thrown at Officer Blaich & Toiison . Officer E Tolison ' s truck received damage on front door. Suspects } got away. Later called Naugles usi,;g ciscene language and threatening to kill the guard . 4:00a Naugles Police arrested (3) persons , two for fighting and ' one For possesion of a fire arm with out permit. � i 7 } } i 7 24 HOUR (7141 851•0131 � •' ; C•PAG074V Oft 1°52! PlAIaAnps Avwnue, Suitq F a'ascs MG&A, C,% 9Z�3'7 J April 19 , 1982 1NCIDENT REPORT - Naugles & Alpha Beta April 17 DATE TIME LOCATION SWIMARY 4/17 11 :45p Alpha Beta Group forming in front of arcade , al:sed to leave they got very rude. i 11 :47p Alpha Beta Truck blocking fire lane , asked driver to leave, he � was very sarcastic, Officer took stern measures to make him leave. 11 :49p Alpha Beta Youths in car threatened to shoot Officers as they drove off 1 : 10a Alpha Beta Ii .B. P .D. arrested minor for 502 1 :45a Naugles, 2 males P 9 fighting,, broke u ar unent and asked them 9 9 9 i e e to 1 av . 2:00a Naugles 1 male threw large piece of metal in Naugles Drive 1 i Thru , made hirn pick it up and take it with him. r f j a I :f 24 Houtz 17141 851.0131 C•pAQ074�7 .mow• T9rS8 PlIcentis Avenue, Suit F Carta e44M, CA 9:Z627 'J 'INCIDENT REPORT - Naugles & Alpha Beta April 19, 1982 April 16 & 17 IDATE TIME LOCAnoti SUMMARY 14/16 10:00p Alpha Beta Approx . 25 or 30 youths drinkirg , Officer Cantrell approached group, asked them to leave. 10: 15p Alpha Beta 2 youths loitering around Coin Cp Laundry , found a pair of num chucks near by, questioned youths and asked them to leave , turned weapon over to H.B.P . D. 11 :05p Naugles Fight between 3 males broke out in front of Naugles , asked everyone involved to leave. ; 11 :20 Alpha Beta 2 youths intoxicated, asked to leave, they were unrule,, •Officer Tolison assisted them, left with no problem j 12:00p , Alpha Beta Approx 50 youths entered parking lot in different t 1 ' vehicles , took both Officers to dispell crowd. { 1:30a Naugles Object thrown at Security vehiclefrom wall , north ; ` of Naugles. No damage. j 3:00a Naugles 2 males driving black GMC 4x4 entered Naugles drive through at a high rate of speed, Officer Tolison rtent i back to find out the problem, driver was unruley, � told them when they leave to leave slowly . Officer Cantrell started to walk up and assist when driver i started truck and took off at a very fast rate of speed towards Officer Cantrell , Officer Cantrell felt his life was in danger and pulled his revolver and pointed 4t to the roof of drive thru . Truck stopped with in two or three feet of Officer. H,B.P .D. was culled, took 1 report - badge # 219, case # 820-7765 t - i :; U4, Poxn o� cL Y4 Ap;ta4 01 7t3o fws) 00 OP Ir aoo to" 0714 11, Aall;64-I III C � �►y+ � L��' Cis'« � 1 r .. IL P1 dd -Rik Publish 5/6/82 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING "GAMES PLUS" ARCADE ANNUAL—RE E PERMIT 81 .3 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public hearing will be held by the City Council of the City of Huntington Beach, in the Council Chamber of the Civic Center, Huntington Beach, at the hour of 7:30 P.M. , or as soon thereafter as possible on Monday the ],7th day of May 19 E2 . for the purpose of =W Aowkf*9;x conducting an annual review of the family amusement enterprise, dba "Games Plus," located at the northwest darner of Brookhurst Street and Hamilton Avenue in the C2 Community Business District. Conditional Use Permit #81-3 was approved with conditions by the City Council on April 6, 1981 . All interested persons are invited to attend said hearing and express their opinions for or against said matter. Further infornation may be obtained from the Office of the City Clerk, 2000 Main Street,' Huntin' ton Beach, California. 92648 - (714) 536-5227 CATEO /. � ,., �� „ , CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH By: Alicia M. Wentworth City Clerk , 0 Publish 5/6/82 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING "GAMES PLUS" ARCADE ANNUA rfn nl 11 E PERMIT 81-3 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public hearing will be held by the City Council of thA City of Huntington Beach, in the Council Chamber of the Civic Center, Huntington Beach, at the hour of 7':3 P.M. , or as soon thereafter as possible on ;kMdA;_ the l Tth day of May , 19 82 . for the purK se of conducting an annual review of the family amusertent enterarise, dba "Games Plus," lncated at the nort:,west corner of Brookhurst Street and Hamilton Avenue in the C2 Community Business District. Conditional Use Permit 981-3 was approved with conditions by the City Council on April 6, 1981 . i All interested persons are invited. to attend said hea,•ing and express their _opinions for or against said gttgr. _. Further.information may be obtained from the Office of the City Clerk, 2000 Main `Street, Wntington Beach, California. 92648 (714) 536-S221 GATED at�g CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH By: Alicia M. Wentworth City Clerk 0 • i NOTICE TO CLERK TO SCHEDULE PUBLIC HEARING � r ITEM C RtI'5 OFF ICE � t t DATE: � � � Zzr- I TO: CITY LE FROM: 1' PLEASE SCHEDULE; A PUBLIC HEARING USING THE ATTACHED LEGAL NOTICE FOR THE DAY OF WL I 1 , AP 's are attached AP 's will follow No AP's Initiated by: Planning Com .insion Planning Department Petition * Appeal Other I Adoption of Environmental Status (x) I YES NO Refer to tis Planning Department - Extension #� for additional information. * If appeals please transmit exact Wording to be required in the legal. Sf"%, hl a4L. L afja(0ahN*4 14 3V,..d. 4j ILL is UK r ?'~ t .` � • lei OF HUNTING't' N H ' �' ti� • INTER-DEPARTMENT COMMUNICATION •.. r�• •� ! , From To ' Florence Webb .; aw . I �: '';n. Savoy. Aellavia :'''�_ .� '';��+ �t"it' ' '«i : Subject i .Annual Review for Conditions '',� May 4 r 1982 , 804. ,, of Approval; for CUP '81-3 , '',• dames k�lus•'` ' , :An inspection - of the amusement arcane, . Games Plus , located at ' , 9887• Kamilton Avenue . Huntington x3each,;: Ca. was made on May 3 , 1982•'.,in response; to your request. •. `V�;;Conditions found were basically as previously reported. The fr'!�-, .1 internal Sounds stem is satisfactory as it can barely be heard � , '' above the din of themachines on the inside. Hctw'ever,,� Mr . Ka tsamples � i ' , ' #8 as the west side of the '• ". . s still to violation of, condit�. . .t . '.* building is not "completely ' illuminated' 'as required by this ' As previously reported, two lights have been installed r condf tip:� . ii .:on the % est side of the building, " but"are- either not turned on or .- are not ' ,:n workinct order. The. single" 150 watt light over the side • '' ',,,door is the only' light on that side of the building, but illuminates �, �:Only the area a few feet on either side 'of the door of :Y•all 4. '. • , v Page #3 .0 Council Mi s -. 12/14181 A motion was Made by Maindi c, seconded b Bailey, o:y ley t (1 ) modify Condition +12 to read: "Any external sound ernarrating from the amusement centr!r shal 1 ba prohi hi tad f and that any internal sound or music system be such as not to exceed noise levels established within the Municipal Code. " (2) modify Condition 08 to read: "The west side of the building shall be completely illuminated as not to create dark or Shadowed areas between said building and adjacent residential developments 'wall ; said lighting shall be such as not to distrub adjacent residents. " The motion carried by the following roll call vote: AYES: Finley, Bailey, Mandic, Kelly NOES: None ABSENT: MacAllister, Ttoms , Pattinson FT STATEMENT ON BOL'SA CHICA - APPROVED Mayc inley stated that Council would consider a draft statement regarding the balsa a to be read to the Orange County Board of Supervisors Nearing on Q &n- ber 16, 1 The Mayor state hat site had met vol th staff from Development Servi Department, Public Works Depar . nt, Orange County Supervisor Harriett Wiede ers of the County Traffic DEpar t and the County A4ninistrative Offic egarding the matter, Florence Webb, Senior Plann commented an the report p pared by the county regarding fiscal impacts on City of Huntington Be by development of the Bolsa Chica. She stated that th port did not c negative impact on the city. Discu»sion was held regarding possibl Impact the City if the 8olsa Chica was developed. Discussion was held regarding the rou draft tatement presenting Council concerns on the Solsa Chica. A motion was made by Bailey, s ewl d by Kellys, to ag with the content of the information contained in th ' .andum dated December 1 1981 , together with cannents contributed to t draft at this Council meeting, be included in the statement to the Orang ounty Board of Supervisors; a comnitte composed of Cou, rX 11 t ttbers Kelly d Mand i c to review the statement with Mayor i n l ey on December 15th, T tion carried unanimously. I�JOUAfIMEMT The Mayor clared the adjourned regular meeting of the Council of the City Huntingt Beach adjourned to 7:00 P.M. ,. Monday. Decemt*r 21 , 198) . city Clerk an ex:officio MR of the City Council of the City ` of Huntington Beach, Californis ATTEST: ' r l 4 ed city Goerk Mayor INS i Page l2 - C01=11 Minutes - 4;S/81 Dorothy Boesch Mildred Weisz Ellen Sco Janis Pell Walter Johnson Barbara erney Cari Lavermann Muriel Farren Clair Stout Ian Quigly Elaina C;-aft Pe Conley Be Halvorsen Marilynn Tons l ra Fehling Jar Conklin Lois Mitchell Peggy Goodyear George ill iams Brian Conley Laurie Hill Evelyn S w Annette Enright June Ougmore PUBLIC NEARING - AP L TO PC DENIAL OF TTlfll - CONTINUED To 4/20/81- The Mayor announced tha this was the day nd hour set for a public Hearing to consider an appeal filed b Mansion Pro rties, Inc. , to the Planning Coemis- ion' s denial of Tentative Tio t No. 1 45, a request to subdivide a 2.8 acre site located on the east side o La Street between Yorktown and Utica Avenues into twenty-nine parcels . She st ed that Council would also consider Negative Declaration No, 80-56. The hea ng as continued open from lurch 2, 1961 . The City Administ/Pattinson, Council at they had been provided with a copy of a letter from dated April 1981 requesting a continuance of the matter to Apr A motion wis made seconded by Mandic to continue to April 20, 1981 consideratiol filed I' Mansion Pr Prties, Inc. , to the Planning Co►�mit on's denial of TT 111245. The motion rried by the fol - lowing roll c 1 vote: ' AYES: Pattinson, Finley, Bailey, MacAllister, Mandic, Ke NOES: None ABST None NO OTING: Thomas SENT: None PUBLIC HEARING - APPEAL TO PC DENIAL OF CUP 181-3 - KATtAMPES - PC OVERRULED CUp - - isA400M C61MIT1619- OF MOVE The Mayor announced that this wAs the day and hour set -for a public hearing to consider an appeal filed by George T. Katsampes to the Planning Ccmnission's denial of Conditional Use Permit No, 81-3, a request to establish a family a�nusonent enterprise. The subject property is located at the northwest corner of Brookhurs*. Street and Hamilton Avenue in the C-2 Community Business District. The City Clerk announced that all legal requirements for notification, publi- cation and posting had been met, and that she had received co0munications in opposition from Alpha Beta, Villa Pacific Comunity Association and Gisler Middle School . The Director of Development Services presented siides of wiai arsd ground views of the area. ' w ftAr decier •the h►�rtng open. >y op r .ti w Air J Page 03 - Council Minutes • 4/6/81 Dennis Sigel stated that he believed that there was enough space between the anRZ zones to buffer noise and that the noise could be controlled. He stated that the wall of the building facing the residential area was a fire wall and would reduce the noise level . • C. lockw n, Treasurer of the Villa Pacific Community Association, stated that Te` cam nu ity experienced vandalism problems and stated his concern that the proposed amusement center would attract more young people and add to the problem. Richard Wilson stated that hP was a private citizen and that he believed that van a ism was created by boredom and that there was a need for an amusement center for the young people in the area. Jack Matisoff stated that he lived behind the shopping center, near the pro- pose Me, 'Ithat he did not object to an amusement center per se, but that he did not want one so near his property or near a residential community, Barbara Bunker submitted two photographs of the . i11 behind the shopping center Stirling at t was less than five feet high. Sh � substantiated Mr. Lockman ' s remarks regarding the vandalism their neighborhoo: had experienced. Margaret Williams stated her concern regarding children that come over the fence ana the Winger of truck traffic in the alley. C. Washburn stated that he lives behind the Alpha Beta Market and that the height of the wall is five feet. He stated that he believed that the proposed amusement center would be too close to a residential area, Marlene Chiarello stated that she was the owner of the convenience store next 1 to the Alpha Beta Market. She gave photographs to Council of delivery trucks J near the building when the proposed amusement center would be located and stated that she believed it was a dangerous area for young people. Shari Schreiber stated that she lives behind the shopping center and that e has been vandalized three times. She stated that she believes that this would be an inappropriate and dangerous location for an amusement center, Nary Dewart stated that she was the oldest resident in Villa Pacific and re- lated vandalism incidents in the area . George Katsarr, es , appellant, stated that there was thirty-t.wo feet of asphalt between s-u ng and the beginning of the driveway so he did not believe there would be any problem with the delivery trucks. He stated that the machines that would be used in the amusement center would be clectronic games that could be set at low volume so that there would not be a noise problem$ He stated that there was no answer to vandalism but the center would give the young people something to do and that the center would be well supervised. Me suggested that the permit be granted and he reviewed in six months. There being roc one present to speak further on the nmtter and there being no further protests filed, either oral or written, the hearing was closed by the '' Mayor, • 1 I daa #4 - CouncilMi s � 481 ` Page /6/ Following discussion, a motion was made by Mandic, seconded by MacAllister, to -reverse the Planning Coxmission's denial and grant Conditional Use Permit with the following amended Findings and Conditions of Approval : 1 . The family amusement center will be compatible with surrounding land uses which are generally residential and cowrical if the following conditions of 6pproval are adopted by the City Counci l . 2. A sound system shal•1 be prohibited within the amusement center, 3. A bicycle rack capable of holding six (6) bicycle& shalt be pro- vided in front of the amusement center. 4. The -facility shall be suOervised at all times during !operation hours by at least one adult attendant. 5. The proposed use shell Comply with all Building and Fire Depart- ment regulations. 6 . The City reserves the right tot review this conditional use pemi t for possible rescission of entitlement in the event of failure to comply with the conditions of approval of any applicable Cit ordinances. The first review shall take place within six (61 months of beginning operation and annually thereafter. 7. No altoholic beverages, shbli be sold; distributed or allowed do the premises at finy time. '• 8. The west side of the bui l dilig shall''bt- i 11 Umi noted Wi tllbut disturb- ing the adjacent residents. The motion carritd •by the followl 'hull 'tali I ote: � Pm AYES: Pattinsdn, Finley, Bailey, MkAlligter, Maodic, lolly NOES: Thomas ' ABSENT: None i PUBLIC BEARING - APPEAL TO PC DENIAL OF CUP f81-5 - 8 ROMOUNO - APPEAL aE { _Y.ri The Mayor ted that this was the day and the hour set foe a is hearing to consider an a filed by Teymour Boft"und to the Plan" Commission's denial of CUP N8 a est to establish a family emu ht arcade th the C4 Highway Commercial DistrTrt4ursuant to Section 9 of the lhrntington Beach ordinance Code. The subject prop is located of Magnolia Aven►w, approx- imately 725 feet south of Garfield Ave The City Clerk ann0unced that all leg equi is for notification, publlea tion and posting had been me*, a t a comnics n had bo" received frm. gnats of ftgnolio Center in sition, s ftrw• dial area t ri rg open. M''`' . a�',• :;;`. 81 k i that his wife ownrd suite 17 which was located nr to the pomp t center and that her business was dog griming which did s "s caNpatible with are amusement center. He further stated t 'Ile • Mai M11 ewe that there was rorDA1 for bicycles in front of the bca i 1 d i ng. +tf until Mihu - 12/14 B1 spoke regarding the proposed salary increase for Councilms hers. � f r Revision Camittee rrrambers stated their reasons for tying in C il- s salaries with g population figures , state statutes end general w titles. } rtt spoke regarding a check ind' bal ante system In gov t and eved the Offices of City Clerk, City Treasurer and C y Attorney should be lective. Discussion hold regarding elected versus appointed City reasurer, City Clerk •red City Tress Per& dhoche i ok rejarding elective versus appoinfiiv offices for City Treasurer, Cit y er AN, Cit Attorney, and suggested that duties of the offices be clarified to the ch ter. TM Livem ood stated concern fegar►d i ng an 1 ected Mayor hawing to run for o ce every taro years. a spoke regarding &- e City Treasurer's Office be'l,q a part-time position and t qualification for the Office. Daryl 5wtith spoke regarding t personn system excluding departmental heads and thereby denying them due process i gh Jon O'Mall stated that he was s f representative of the Municipal Employees rgan zat on and that he belie that artment heads would be disenfranchised by the proposed charter revis no'. ti. M Bannister stated that believed a full ti full paid elected Mayor was n t City. He so stated that he belie that the visibility of an elected City Clerk, Ci Treasurer and City Attorney as important. The issue of a fug time elected Mayor was discussed. General discuss n regarding various aspects of the proposed anges ties discussed. A motion was de by pattinson, seconded by Kelly, to schedule a blic hearing ocs January 5, 1992, said hearing to be. extensively advertised and only item to bet ldered on that agenda. Following discussion, the motion c ied unani- ti isor Mader expressed her appreciation to Jeri Chenelle for her profs ional stance to the COW ttee. ilaen Pat inson left a meting-at 20S.N144 MUM 121 FROM GEOaGE KATSIIE �R CUp 81-3 GAMES PIUS - CONOITi01f5 12 �8 , �,, �' i ►_Cleric, wvwted a cowmnication from rreorge T. Katsampes, requesting Mlit"tip of the cond i ti o" ass 199�rad to Conditional Use Bard t al-3 kppra* d,' 11 ` N Will, So 1961 MAi ch al 1 owed a Kesel ly amusement arcade at the 0 twWnt 5trvet and Hami 1 ton Avenue in the C2 Ommol ty fal rwrs3 ' ,� ya r ! r`k r { � C ITY OF. H UNTI NGTON! SEA K f MAYOR'S MEMO To The Honorable City Councilmembars FFOM Ruth Finley, Mayor <<' r liliJECT "GAMES PLUS" game arcade DATEApril 13 , 198 _ At the Council meeting of April 6, 19810 Council granted Con- ditional Use Permit 81--3 to the Games Plus game arcade at Brookhurst ', 4 ' and Hamilton with the atl-ached conditions . The Council held a review on December 14, 1981, and clarified two of the conditions. r However, I am continuing to receive calls from residents concerned , about problems caused by the arcade, such as drinking outside the facility, urinating in public , vandalism to Villa Pacific homes by teenagers who jump the adjacent fence , etc . It has been a year since the CUP was initially granted. 'rLere;ore, I would like to request that Council hold its first annual review of the permit as soon as staff can process the paperwork, and that the Villa Pacific Homeowners Association be notified of the date. Px: j a �w �'� ► ' M` r f ,top , y � ; r Page #2 ; Council Minutes - 4/6/81 Dorothy Boesch Mildred Weisz Ellen Sco Janis Pell Waiter Johnson Barbara r-ney Cari Lavermann Muriel Farren Clair Stout len Quigly Elaine Craft Pe y Conley Be Halvorsen Marilynn Tom dina Fehling Jerr Conklin Lois Mitchell Peggy Goodyear George i l l i ams Brian Conley Laurie Hill Evelyn S w Annette Enright June Dug= PUBLIC HEARING - AP L TO PC DENIAL OF TT�l11 - CONTINUED TO 4120 81 The Mayor announced that this was the day nd hour set for a public hearing to consider an appeal filed b Mansion Pro rties , Inc. , to the Planning Commis- ion' s denial of Tentative Tr t No. 1 45, a request to subdivide a 2.8 acre site located on the east side o La Street between Yorktown and Utica Avenues into t►.enty-nine parcels. She st ed that Council would also consider Negative Declaration No. 80-56. The hea ng as continued open from March 2, 1981 . The City Administrator info d Council at they had been provided with a copy of a letter from the appe ant dated April 1981 requesting a continuance of the matter to Apri1 20, 981 . A notion was made b Pattinson, seconded by Mandic, to continue to April 20, 1981 consideratio of the appeal filed ty Mansion Pr erties, Inc. , to the Planning Commis on' s denial of TT #11245 . The motion rried by the fol - lowing roll c 1 vote: - AYES; Pattinson, Finley, Bailey, MacAllister, Mandic, Ke i NOES: None ABST None NO OTING: Thomas SENT: None PUBLIC HEARING - APPEAL TO PC DENIAL OF CUP #81-3 - KATSAMPES - PC OVERRULED CUP CONDITIONS The Mayor announced that this was the day and hour set for a public hearing to consider an appeal filed by George T. Ka tsampes to the Planning Commission's denial of Conditional Use Permit No. 81 -3, a request to establish a family amusement enterprise. The subject property is located at the northwest corner of Brookhurst Street and Hamilton Avenue in the C-2 Community Business District. r The City Clerk announced that all legal requirements for notification, publi- cation and posting had been met, and that she had received careunlcations in opposition from Alpha Beta, Villa Pacific Cawadnity Association and Gisler r Middle School . 1'Mre Director of Development Services presented slides of aerial and ground rNws of the area. , '' decl armed the .hearing o1m. +ii+ fi v Page /3 - Council Mimutes - 4/6/81 Dennis Sigel stated that he believed that there was enough space between the and RZ zones to buffer noise and that the noise could be controlled. He -stated that the wall of the building facing the residential area was a fire wall and would reduce the noise level . C.-Lockman, Treasurer of the Villa Pacific Community Association, stated that he community experienced vandalism problems and stated his concern that the proposed amusement center would attract more young people and add to the problem. Richard Wilson Stated that he was a private citizen and that he believed that vandalisi was created by boredom and that there was a need for an amusement center for the young people in the area. Jack Matisoff stated that he lived behind the shopping center, near the pro- pose s te, t at he did not object to an amusement center per se, but that he did not want one so near his property or near a residential community. Barbara Bunker submitted two photographs of the wall behind the shopping center i` stating twit w,.s less than five feet high. She substantiated Mr. Lockman' s remarks regarding the vandalism their neighborhood had experienced. Margaret Williams stated her concern regarding children that come over the fence an the anger of truck traffic in the alley. ,r... C. Washburn stated that he lives behind the Alpha Beta Market and that the e g o e wall is five feet. He stated that he believed that the proposed amusement center would be too close to a residential area . Marlene Chiarelio stated that she was the owner of the convenience store next to tree Alpha BFta Market. She gave photographs to Council of delivery trucks near the building when the proposed amusement center would be located and stated that she believed it was a dangerous area for young people. Shari Schreiber stated that she lives behind the shopping center and that e ias een vandalized three times. She stated that she believes that this would be an inappropriate and dangerous location for an amusement center. Mar Dewart stated that she was the oldest resident in Villa Pacific and re- lated vandalism incidents in the area. Goo a Katsam es, appellant, stated that there was thirty-two feet of asphalt wean his building and the beginningof the driveway so he did not believe y problem with the there would be an delivery trucks. He stated that the machines that would he used in the amusement center would be electronic games that could be set at low volume so that there would not be a noise problem. He stated that there was no ansav�r to vandalism but the center would give the young people somethi to do' and that the center would be well supervised. He suggested that the it be ranted and be reviewed in six months. ire being no one present to speak further on the matter and there being no fu�thar protests filled, tither oral or written, the hearing was closed by the `v"ty �♦1 :Gl F 1 i'' Page /4 - Council Minutes - 4J6l81 Following discussion, a motion was made by Mandic, seconded by MacAllister, to -reverse the Planning Commission's denial and grant Conditional Use Permit with the following amended Findings and Conditions of Approval : 1 . The family amusement center will be compatible with surrounding r , land uses which are generally residential and commerical if the following conditions of approval are adopted by the City Council . 2. A sound system shall be prohibited within the amusement center. 3. A bicycle rack capable of holding six (6) bicycles shall be pro- vided in front of the amusement center. 4. The facility shall be supervised at all times during operation hours by at least one adult attendant. 5. The proposed use shall comply with all Building and Fire Depart- ment regulations. 6 . The City reserves the right to. review this conditional use permit for possible rescission of entitlement in the event of failure to comply with the conditions of approval of any applicable Cit ordinances. The first review shall take place within six (6� months of beginning aeration and annually thereafter. 7. No alcoholic beverages shall be sold, distributed or allowed on the premises at any time . 3. The west side of the building shall be illuminated without disturb- ing the adjacent residents. The motion carried by the following roll call vote: AYES: Pattinson, Finley, Bailey, MacAllister, Mandic, Kelly NOES: Thomas ABSENT: None PUBLIC HEARING - APPEAL TO PC DENIAL OF CUP #81-5 - BOROMOUND - APPEAL DyWql� The Mayor ced that this was the day and the hour set for a �ic hearing to consider an ap filed by Teymour 8oromound to the P1ann omission's denial of CUP #81-5, a est to establish a family am !fnt arcade in the C4 Highway Co mercial Distr ursuant to Sectior 9 it of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code. The subJ ect propitrt y i s 1 oca ted of Magnolia Avenue, approx- irAtoly 725 feet Routh of Garfield Ave The City Clerk announced that all leg equi' is for notification, publica- tion and posting had been met, a at a coamunica n had been received from tdnrnts of Plagmlis Center in osition. 1' Mayor declertd t ring open. a 81 , d that his wife awned suite 17 which was located ne to the nt center and that her business was dog grading which did ` lts compatible with an amusement center. Me further stated t r ri Oct�; : 10. not believe that there was roan for bicycles in front of the building. • Pa" 02 - Council Minutes - 12/14/81 F spoke regarding the proposed salary increase for Councilmombers. evision Caanittee members stated their reasons for tying in C il- alaries with population figures , state statutes and general , w cities. ennett spoke regarding a check and balance system in gov nt and at 1 he li@7@d the Offices of City Clerk, City Treasurer and C y Attorney should be lective, Discussion held regarding elected versus appointed City reasurer, City Clerk and City Tress rer. Ed Zschoc spok regarding elective versus appointiv offices for City Treasurer, City Cler c and Cit Attorney, and suggested that t duties of the offices be clarified in the ch ter. Tom Liven good stated s concern regarding an lected Mayor having to run for office every two years. a spoke regarding a City Treasurer's Office being a part-time position and t qualification for the Office. Daryl Smith spoke regarding t personn system excluding departmental heads and thereby denying them due process igh John O'Malley stated that he was 's ff representative of the Municipal Employees rgan ration and that he believ thatartment heads would be disenfranchised by the proposed charter revis ns . Was Bannister stated fihat a believed a full ti full paid elected Mayor was nee n the City. He so stated that he belie that the visibility of an elected City Clerk, Ci Treasurer and City Attcrney ,%�s important. The issue of a -ful time elected Maycr was discussed. General discuss n regarding various aspects of the proposed hanger was discussed. i A motion was do by Paxti nson seconded by Kelly, to schedule \Vubl i c hearing on January 5, 1982, said hearing to be 3.xtensively advertised and �the only item to be dered on that agenda. Fol 1 crri ng discussions the motion ci ri ed unani- mously. - Sups isor Wieder expressed her appreciation to Jeri Chenelle for her profe ional I ss stance to the Ca m i ttee. ilm.n Patti nson left the meeting at 9: 15 P.M. -COMMICATION FROM GEORGE KATSAMPEVRE CUP 81-3 (WES PLUS) - CONdITIDNS #2. 08 '10.1.C1t,y Clerk presented a communication from George T. Katsampes requesting c1irlfidotion of the tend i ti on asi i gned to Conditional Use Permit 81-3 approved t I Ca�i c11 an it 6, 1981 which allowed a family anusement arcade at the north- rat carper ofIrrookhurst Street and Hamilton Avenue in the C2 Communi tY Nusinfst `+J �M�tw4tt. �a - , t �i I • pays 03 + Council Minutes - 12/14/81 A motion was made by Mandic, seconded by Bailey, to: (1 ) modify Condition 42 to read: "Any external sound emanating from the amusement center shall be prohibited and that aq internal sound or music system be such as not to exceed noise levels established within the Municipal Code. " (2) modify Condition #8 to read: "The west side of the building shall be completely illuminated as not to create dark or shadowed areas between said building and adjacent residential developments wall; said lighting shall be such as rot to distrub adjacent residents . " The motion carried by the following roll 7,-ill vote: AYES: Finley, Bailey, Bandit, Kelly LADES: None ABSENT: MacAllister, Thomas, Pattinson -DAFT STATEMENT. ON BOLSA CHI CA - APPROVED Mayo inley stated that Council would consider a draft statement regarding the Bolsa a to be read to the Orange County Board of Supervisors Hearing on D I,- ber 16, 1 The Mayor state hat she had met with staff from Development Servi Department, Public works Depar�*nt, Orange County Supervisor Harriett Wieder members of the County Traffic Depar t and the County Ac�t►inistrative Offic egarciing the matter. Florence Webb Senior Plann tormented on the report ared b the count regarding fiscal impacts on th City of Huntington RBe�tfi by development of the Balsa Chica. She stated that the port did not c jtfi negative impact on the city. Discussion was held regarding hassibl impact,dn the City if the Bolsa Chica was developed. Discussion was held regarding the rou draft tatement presenting Council concerns on the Bolsa Chica. A motion was made by Bailey, s onded by Kelly, to agr'L with the content of the inforwation contained in th randum dated December 1 , 1981 , together with comments contributed to t draft at this Council meeting, be included in the state-,ent to the Orang ounty Board of Supervisors ; a comnitte composed of Councilmembers Kelly d Mandic to review the statement with Mayor -inley on December 15th. T tion carried unanimously. At1� RIr1iENT The Mayor Glared the adjourned regular Reeti ng of the Council of the City Hunting Beach adjourned to 7:M P.M. , Monday, December 21 , 1981 . City Clerk and ix-oofficfo CleR of the City council of the City ' of Huntington Aeach, California FATTEST: P � City -Clerk f r O91-170.41 931-170-65 OWImr A k0 intic* CUP # 81-�3 ��Y P Williams "m Hdstor Point Circle January 14, 1981 (XI) 9806 Villa Pacific Drive li tt#.isyban 86Wh, Calif Huntington Bach, Calif. ' 07646 C12646 ! `9U--170-48 931-170-56 9,>; -170-66 Ann C Flesher Charles R Washburn Robert E Mach WU .ce Apt 4 9662 tiaYbor Point Circle 9802 Villa Pacific Drive ` t 1, M 56751 Husitisxgtorl peach, Calif Huntington Beach, Calif 92646 92646 M-170-49 931--170-57 rxpt. of transportation ..'VU C Gibem C7onsWme C RickabaErjh 120 So. Spring Street 9816 Harbor Point Circle 9862 Villa Pacific Drive Las Angeles, Calif 90052 Beach, Calif Huntington Beach, Calif Attn: Staff Assistant 92646 92645 Design B . ,931-170-50 felen70-58 11.8. Ele ent:-zy ScI=I Dit�tr Helen L tc,ra �+t`e�'l�e �rr� 770 -- 17th Street 9822 Hmbor Point Circle 9856 Villa Pacific Drive Huntington Beach, Calif *nrtiniton Beath, Calif Huntington Beach, Calif 92646 92646 92646 Attn: DistriO.: Supt. 931-170-51 931-170-60 Fountain Valley Sc1=1 Distr Donald W 9ewrm Charles S Lockman 91 Lighthoo,se Lane 9702 Puffin Avenue 9846 Villa Pacific Drive Fcunta.in Valley, Calif Fomtain Valley, Calif lluntimjton Beach, Calif 9270a -' 92708 92646 Attn: District Sunt. 61-170- ' 931-17Q�-52 931 H.B. Union High Scoohl Usti, i�xy L Mis}aee�c Sharon A Pierre 10251 Yorktown Avenue 9842 Ha.-I= Point Circle9842 Villa Pacific. Drive Huntington Beads, Calif Nuat3nyton teach, Calif tluntimiton Beach, Calif 92648 926" 92646 Attn: District Supt. 931-170-53 131-17D-62 am Litz Le Shia Smith 9852 VjklIa Pacific Drive 9822 Villa Pacific Drive Owtin3 t or, L arch, Calif Huntington Beach,Calif 92646 92646 931-170-54 831-170-63 "..WUUM E WQk#.r Melookn G padgmy #lubor Point Circle 23155 O"rah Crest Drive W"ILana x1119, Calif ' > tnytotn Fieao41, Callif 91364 r �,, 91�170-55 931-170-64 , Y, Simon Nadmaon 9812 Villa Pacific Derive 96 PointCircle Hmti�tm , C�mli16 INI "I cit. ,+ f 92646 , 3 F;f F C , <tL, 9U-17D-21 931-170-38 URL AM L Bunker � 081-3 William G Dow P.O. Hoop 5037 Jattuary 14, 1981 (ill) 9845 Suwtar Circle Beachr fftuitington Beadhr Calif 92646 92646 931-170-22 931-170-30 931-170-39 David F Kamleski Joel W Gray Marilyn L Pascoe 9852 Vexde Mar Drive 9821 Verde Maur Drive 17682 Teakwc7od Lane 11untirvjton Beth, Calif 13untinyt on B© Adi, Calif Irvine, Calif 92646 92646 92715 931--170-23 931-170-31 931-170-40 'Jgm* L Mattaof f E Bruoe TwicheU 1(e meth B Chsrk 9856 Vey Mar Drive 9815 Verde Max Drive 3020 Clun House Drive. Hw*ipgton Aeach, Calif Huntington 111Caach, CaIU- CbLta Mesa, calif 92646 92646 92626 931-170-24 931--170-32 CntuZie M Schneider 931---17U-41 W Partinr Jerry pnk 9811 Vexes Mar Drive 9821 Sunstar Circle Irvim j Huntington Bach, Calif Huntington Beach r CaUf 92715 92646 92646 931-170-25 931-170-33 PDapeJ tiar i y Marklinger 931-170-42 Lwar1 9805 Verde Mar Drive Patsy D Dm*1 9861 V �` a Mar Drive 9815 Sunstar Circle tlmUnytion Hewn, Calif Huntington Beach, Calif r qtonbow-h r Calif 92646 92646 92646 931-170-26 931-170-34 pabazt Mice1 Markarian Michael J Johnston 931-170-43 ey 98S5 Verde Mar Drive 9801 Verde Mar [gives Mildred 21561 Dakar Lam C %ftungim beach, Calif ' -, Huntington Beach, Calif 92646 92646 Huntington Feadi, Calif 92646 901-170-27 931-170-35 931--170�-44 William J Shea ' �r'�071 Meacke+ ViewLer1e 9861 Sunstar Circle 80x55nst:ar Circle abaft ?%Maur Calif Ftintington Beach, Calif fRuytin;r= Beacht Calif 92627 92646 92646 l3►1-170-28 931-170-36 931-170-45 6 Lwtt a dI m M Mom Erwin Keys -tar Circle S �U433 by Cr 9801 Sumstar Circle w , t lif Huntingban Meech, Galif IMntirgbon Bedr0&Uf- 92646 92646 931-170-37 931-17D-46 _" i 1ti�1C1 ► St,ari L Schmirber David L 1 El tired y Yy Mar:Drive 9851 Star Circle 9802 tNwbur Point Cir.-Ie $;r a �Brac!!�, Qalit ft*Itrgwn Beech: Calif INnU UM BaC%, Calif 92646 92646 `Rif , •,•! „j , 930�-g2G-42 930--920-59 . ftow M Milani CI)p #81-3 Russell D Bradley Cal i f January 14, 1981 21 AW?Apood road ( ) New Providence, W 92646 07974 930--920-4� 930-920-51 930-920-6G • 98Y,1 Jam�3.�Circle 98�55 J�ra3.t�a Circle'Lavin Sinn i Ceasforri. Dri.ve ltitt�n BeaiL`fl, Calif fitlilti3XJt]oCl Bf�E#Ch, Calif yl Villa Pe�ciflC 92646 .7.646 '�m �a�t9t, Calif 92646 . .4930-F920•-44 93q-920-52 930--920-61 N MoCrary Theodore C Augsburg d pt,� Street 9861 Jamaica Circle 9895 VillaPaPaxiffc Drive San Prancidwr Calif elrltirlgton Bach, Gal-if Huntington Beach, Calif 94121 92646 92646 930-920-45 930-920-53 930-920--62 Millie R Smith '�rwin KemTanns IA -1-1 Hicknan 9821 Jara-icak Circle 1114 S Meade Avenue 9901 Villa pacific thrive M�g{� z, Calif Fulberton, Calif HttntiNton Reach, Calif 92646 92633 92646 930-920-46 930-920-54 a31-170-16 R Shane l lGreen Barbara M Clark p� Stra@t 9845 Villa pacific Drive y�3WilE Vez� Maur Drive Peat+fain Valley, Cal:.f Hunt•iagtDn Bch, Calif Huntington Boac l Calif 92708 92646 92646 i 930-92a-47 930-920--55 j 931-170--17 I Brit$ W Crafe Wilfred L Van Wig Gordon L Kittelsan 9835 Jemafca Circ-le 9851 Villa Pacific Drive 9806 Iverde Mar Drive Beach, Calif tiunt.iNton Beach, Calif iiunti.ngbvn Bead, Calif 92646 92646 92646 i 930-92048 930-920-56 Y,,L05d w Nagle Frc-d* Cat s �38arbara JOKasner ' . 9941 Jamaica Circle 9855 Villa Pacific Drive Uwtington Soach, Calif Huntingtm Dsacb Calif 9816 Verde Mar brine 9 646 82646 Huntirtigt on Beach, Calif 92646 9 19 930-920-57 931-170-19 via J 0jaL Merril M Koepp Albert F Poletti Circle 9861 1?" Pacific Drive 360 N Hill Street 138kho C&I I Huntington Beach, Calif Momuvia, Calif 92646 91016 so R . , 930-929-58 931-170-20 � It Stw.ila A Flom Sam %WwA%I*AiICA CUCIA 9981 Villa Pacific Derive 24471 Alta Vista 4� r tMxMingtm Beach,, Wif mm. Point, Calif �1i 92646 92629 KBt�i pea CUP 81-3 149y321-03 too T.. Hury S Rinker 20881 Es6,woad large Jarmuy 14, 1981 (JH) ��, C1f1 c]a�rporatacKL WachsHmtinyton CaliProperty Tax Division 92646 612 S Flower Street �lritiotta A Nomsowne Association Lo® Angeles, Ciif c,/o Charles Dim . %roet� Builditxl 90051 Poo., �ooc 7995 Omqmy 21372 Bt�oo�khurest Stx'e�t jimti,rrgtm teach, Calif 92646 Newpc t Barch, Calif 92660 149-081�-06 149-212-14, 931-500-19 H COrnill Pamona College Office of the Villa Pacific 0 ma mity lsso " ukn Ofl CO of Qki I Clontrvller Bueiness Office 9933 Villa pacific Drive Tax pi vision Claremont, calY.f lhmtir%jbon BowhiCalif P.O. Baal 7600 91711 92646 Tom Anmm 149--212-15 930-920-36 Im kneel", Cal J foxnia Rawrt F Heaudurrp L H f 90054 2700 Peterson thy 21321 Pi.netree Later Costa Mesa, Calif Mmtingtnn Dmto Calif 92W6 92646 149-081--08 149-212-17 930-920-37 ' . Villa Pacific C mwwdty Assoc Jails L 'Sbaphens if John Treber h circle le 9872 Hanilton Avenue 9805 Villa Pacific Drive Beach,miftirgtdii Calif 52646 p Bete, Cal I OxtI 92646 1 , Beach, Calif 926.o 149-081-14 149-212--18 930-920-38 Go ld S Ttrcme►s H ammtz Arn J -Weber 665 F. Paralta Hill-3..Drive 1182 Lett, 'Am 8tfngton Bead Calif And mine Calif ZVstatn. C..._.if 92807 92690 149�462-06 149•-212--19 Tax At�3ari�i+c Rit�i.eld Co. Guy ` i�lD Y�il�ta �Y A C�t� Earl.:- F ha]mbadt �• 1491 Baker street 9r12 Villa Pacific Diivo g.0. I�wc 2679 Tin Arm qua MMr Calif H.untingt on IIeach, Calm ILA Aig id", Calif 90051 92626 92646 149--113-20 930'920-40. LiBd' een+gt'ly tlrivd Luthwan of the Church DwAd D Frie&mn et .al Las' ] .lease Calif I�eee�u�e'�tir�n 9921 Villa pacific DriVC 9812 Ranilton Averwo nmtirqtm bmwh, Calif 90035 i &eadh, Calif 92646 92G46 149-262-0H 149-321-03 930-92D-41 14i .: Leir�die Janet L hiaiev+er LiaoS 6eMeor'ly miv 9801 Jamsi.aa zone Lai; Les, Calif 90035 Huntington Haoc#ir Calif 919646 • CUP 81-3 May 17, 1982 Page 2 side of the building shall be illuminated without disturbing the adjacent residents . The Land Use Investigator found that the only illumination along the west side of the building is a single 150 watt light bulb which only casts light within a few feet of either side of a door located directly below the light . A discussion with Lt. Foster of the Huntington Beach Police Depart- ment, indicated that subject use has not created any mo:e police problems than was normally found around similar uses in the City. Lt. Foster indicated that there are certain inherent problems re- lated to uses that attract young adults, however, this facility does not have an abnormal of police-related incidences . Residents located in the condominium project adjacent to the subject use, have complained a number of times to the City and have indicated that a number of youth-related incidences have been reported to the Police Department since this facility has been in operation. And , therefore, contend that it .is the Family amusement arcade which attract the children to the center and in turn, create a prolllem f within their, condominium project . This theory has not been sub- stantiated by the Huntington Beach Police Department. A representative of the homeowners associe !.ion adjacent to the subject arcade has indicated to the staff that several petitions have been prepared and signed by numerous residents in the area j requesting for the City Council to rescind Conditional Use Permit 81-3 . However, as of the preparation of this transmittal , none of this material has been submitted to the staff . In conclusion., staff investigation indicates that the operator has complied with all of the previously impose%! conditions of approval except for completely lighting the west side of the building, and that the existing use does not. contribute to youth-oriented problems any greater than any other similar type facility would. Not applicable. FUtiDN SOURCE: Not applj cable. MERN6TIVE hCTION: See "Reeommendatlon" section. OUP 81--3 May 17, 1982 Page 3 SUPPORTILIJ INFORtiATION: 1 . City Council minutr:s of April 6, 1981, including conditions of approval . 2 . Interdepartmental memo from Don Shaw dated May 4, 1982. 3 . Interdepartmental memo From Jeri Chenelle dated March 17, 1982. JWP: SMB:Jlm f peg ,02 . Counrcl I Minutes 4/6/61 ' Darothx 1loesch Mildred Meiaa . Sco - Janis Pell Wafter .Johnsona me y Cari Lavisrmann Mu' ri 0 Fam*nStout ten Quigly t?lairui CrestConl;y Be "Nelworsen Marilynn. Tom, Feh in9 Je �Conkl i n Lois Mitchellteg/yGoodrArGflody�rar Gaorge 111i•es Brian Conleye Ni11Evelyn r Annette EnrighDugwrePUBLIC HEAaIMG - AP L TO PC DENIAL G1F TT�111TO 4 20 81 The Mayor announced than his wets the day,And hour set for a public hearing to consider an a�ppe+aal filed b Mansion Pro rties, Inc. , to the Planni Ccnis- ion's denial of Tentative Tr t No. 1 45, a request to subdivide a .8 acre site located on 'the east side la Street between Yorktown and Utica Avenues into twenty-nine parcels. She st ed that Council would also consider Negative Declaration No. 8D-56. The he ng as continued open frw Norch Z, 1 810 The Ci ty Adei ni stra for info Council. at they had been provided with a dopy of` a letter from the appe ant dated April 1981 requ+sting a continuance of the matter to April 20 981 . A motion was made b Pattineon, seconded by Mandi to continue to April 20, 1981 consideratlo of the appeal filed tar Mansion P rties, Inc., to the - an"ing Cow. is on's denial of TT 011245. The motion vied by the fal- ,, �Vwing. roll c I rote: AYES: Pattineon, Finley, Bailey, NacAliister, Nandic, Ke r NOES: . None ANSI" None OT'IIS: Thus ENT: None PUBLIC HEARING -: APPEAL TO,PC DENIAL OF. CUP 081-3 - KATSAMPES - PC OVERRULEDCUP 191-3 - Y ' The Mayor announced that this was the day and hour set for a public hearing to f cvn�sidrr an appeal, b Katsaapes to the Planning Commission's filed y George T. denims. O'.Conditional Use Permit No. 81-3 a request to establish a family aww�teaenL. enteMri se. - The subject property is located at the northwest corner i if 'brookhurst Street and Hamilton Avenue in the C-2 Coaaaunity Business District. The Ci 4' Clerk ainnounced that all legal requirements for noti fir.4tion, publ i- cation and ,posting;had been met, and that she bad received coMunications in 't apppsitign from Alpha Been, Ville Pacific Community Association and 61sie� . ' ' M1dd1e School, , 1ht 'Director of Developant Sarvlces prersentsd slides of stein snd gros►nd view of .the area►. The t ygMr declat d the hearirp o"n. Ile 00