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IN Ylitt Superior Court MTHR STATE OF CALIFORMA In and._r the County of Orange Jq ' n' CITY OF HU,1TIN.3TON BEACH PROOF 4FPUgLI. ATIQIJ HEARING GARF'IELDIS NITE SPOT - CUP 83-35 State of Calstornia County orOrank: Mary Elizabeth He,- "an That I am and at all times herein mentioned was a citim of the United States,ovr�:the age of twenty..^.w'yeers,and that I I*w am not a party to, nor interested in the above entitled matt:r; =! s r: that I am the principal clerk of the printer of the siN Huntington Deach Ind. Rev. 1~ ja.wt� a newspaper of general circulation,published in the City of 4 t Huntington beach - � ~ MM lop. -' County of Orarye and which newspnper is published for the disemination of local news and intelligence of a general c sirac• ter, and which newspa;er at all times herein mentioned had and @NII has it bona Mae subscription lis, o!'onying subecribers, ark-"` _ l*` �: :,•' `` and which newapaper how been established, printed and pub- lished at regular intirvals in the said County of Orange fora period exceeding one year, that the notice, of which the Aumied is a printed copy, has been published in the regular r `J and entire k_.ue of raid newspaper,and not in any supplement "- '`' •��• } thereof,on the followies,data,to wit: No'vembe r 22 11984 I certify(or declart) under penalty of perjury that the4orego• log is true and correct Dated at. ... Garden Grove ornla,thia ..•27t• ...Nov•,la.84 Mary E Ntrtion - Sirr►atun FINDINGS FOR APPROVAL : 1 . The- proposed use is in conformance with the City' General Plan . 2 . The proposed facility will riot adversely a f fecc su;7roundiny land uses as well as businesses within the existing shoppi:;g center because :he proposed facility is adequately insulated and on-site parking 4, n sufficient for a land -use of this type . SUGGESTED CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL: 1 . The site plan and floor plan received and dated December 23 , 1983 , shall be the approved .layout . 2 . The proposed video disco club shall comply with applicable requirements contained wit1iin Chapter 8 . '*0, Noise Control of the Municipal. Code . �• 3 . The fours (-)f operation for the proposed video disco club shall be frow 11 :00 A. M. until. 2 : 00 A.M. , seven days per wee)... 4 . Prior to occupancy of the video disco club, an Entertainment Per!.�it shall be approved by the City of );untington ©each . 5 . The rear door shall be used as an emergency exit only, and not as a main entryway into the facility . G . Private security for the facility shall be provided nightly at t� applicant ' s expense . 7 . T;".,-- proposed faril. ity shall. comply with all applicable fire and building codes pri. ,r to occupancy of the proposed facility. 8 . Prior to the issuance of a certificate of occupancy, written permission shall be obtained from fhe Chief of Police' permitting a dance or dancing on the subject- property. A copy of said approval shall be submitted to the Department of Development Services prior to issuance of a certificate of occupancy. ATTACHMENTS : 1 . Area Map 2 . Site plan, floor plan .3 . Applicant ' s narrative 4 . Conditions of approval , Use Permit: NG . 79-29 5 . Acoustical Report dated July 27 , 1970, 5MS : jlM OZ75d -4- 2-7-84 - P.C. � ` �• ����••�. �— _ �� s�•'r— _. __�_ —��-��� - _�-ice _ ____ .—._-- �-� �• i-'r/+C—err —_� ` _-.�1�_ 1 j��^.lr , SJ�7_ - u.. r i 1"-�.ti'------^`rj I ; .-� R` � [j/ / ';�'"-1 I.- � �•,� ��� Fi 1 C:�;_ R IRi �;,R! Ri Rl / I :i. 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Tlm desc r i p L i on o f Hit, �,Il rrc17 lldj ng area,: 'i'llerrc i !t-; :1 CIiristinn Fnrinvr ' .^, l,t:lvkol. :Intl :•:nvornl real es;t.:ltry rtl' f ces and :t dry r. l onnr. rs . The ilhys ion i r.011cl i I. ion ;,.f t Ilc. prriperLy is ill e.xce.l l cmn t shrine?--a vr.ry ilre t. y -dioi p i ng con ter . 1 L has parking- for 300 cars . IV wi l 1 he neon i ng t ho club around 1.1 : 00 a .m . until ? : 00 :1 . in. , six OI• seven d:lrys; :t. cvrelc . A lot, of tnrinf!y 1►:t: l,r on pill. 1 11 tr7 ssoltnd itrclrl I• i tll; t. ltc: roo 111 l,t ��rr•�.� i r�lis; c,tt�itr�t•�: . Wo i rmk i ng I o im I. i n Lr, $ 1 00 , 000 itltrt inlp.(1v int; I.ho !,11 i ld illl; . ()lit- it1kmL• is If) tn: ho Lhr, Hill, I Ilr� Ilt•rI. I. ii�sCl i It Sclt: Lllr�rtl (':1 1 I;tIh;11tIG1oN 13EACII UKVCLUi'iALN I SL(IvICL`.+ r; o. Flax.190 11vir,tif' ton tDr:>I IL CA 92011 i , 0 Aj Huntington Beach Planning Commission P.O. Box 190 CALIFORNIA 92548 -brii.7ry 8 1984 .NDI , IONA', USE i'I:Ith IT NO. 83- 31_i ^ANT r;;irt , in Night Sllnt. , I tic . ~' I "?0 '1i:1 r~ agnaI is Stry-r?t Iluti t i rig Lon Beach , Cali £tern i a 92647 IiCQUEST: To Fermi t the establishment: of a video disco club i" i thin an existing building . WC11': ION : 5tihject. property is for atr.rl at the aol.itheast corner of Maclnoiin Street and Garfinld Avenue . iIATE: OF A1111RCJVAL: Fohruary 7 , 1984 1 NDI NGS i'r A1111ROVAI, : I The 1,Tr)posed tlr;e is 1I! (_r)T1forrn;wr.(2 wit1i the Cit. y ' s tiCnr'raI I�1•lr1 . T1111 1:1f I)SW(I i i1c. i .1 i tyr wi 1 i ri,�)t adversel y affr-r- t_ !-,nz rotinding 1atirl it ws -I!, wo 1 l ii hi.l s i fit?ssc.s 1,, ! h i n the ex i st. 1 wl shopping Center I�r•c�c,.r:;, the prop -)rod C.-ic_ ilit , i ,, adeyii�iteIy iIl,ul��Led nnrl on-sitr par►: irig is suIficionL for a ]_arid use of this type . "01JU1'1'1ONS :)F r;t1I1It0VA1,: 1 . 'file, ; , I f • plari ,inrl floor j- lati ro. .-oived and dated December 23 , 1983 , slit-ill t.ie Elie approved layout . .'. . Thr- prol used video di sr.n club slit comply with applicable rnrli,i r(.,*nients c^rant-.ained within Chapter 8.40 , lk) ise Control of the Murij ,-iPal Code . :1 . The ours of oper;r,t i nti for the proposed video disco cl tTb shall bve 1 , om 11 :00 A.M . until 2 :00 A .M . , sevr,n days per week . A, 1'r wr tc3 oCculVIW.•y- riE the video disco c111h, aii Entertainment Verm; t shall I.r ipprovo(I by the. City of !lulu inclton Beach . � fi . ThC , ear door sh, .1 )it usod 7 .s ern eme-rgency exit only, ariC1 not s a main etitrywny into the facility. In addition, the building . >shn l t be equipped with nri end i ble alarm and panic hardware . t� . 1't i • • m -trrit y for ! he faci I ty shall be provided nighLly at the 41) 1 ic•ant , S exprrnsf . 7 . 'The •-rklposecl toc i 1 i t y sha l 1 comhl y wi th a 1.1 i cal)l e f i ru and bui i rh aq codes prior t.o occupancy of the prohcised facility. 8 Prior '•ci the issuance of. ►z certificate of nc:cupancy , wr'.Ltten permi .:;sion shall lie obtriinod fro111 the Chief of. Police permitting a Hance or can Hit) �4uhject property . A copy of said approva I sh.i I I Iw suhmi t.ted Lo Li,e .Department of Pevelofiment Services prim Lo issuance cif a certificate of occupancy. here by certify that Condition, Ilse. Per. mi L No . 83-35 w�s approved by 11w 111mining C (,inmi :;:cican of I,hr- Citt.y (if 11unLington Beach on Tuesday, Februriry 7 , 19M , uporl t.hf� fo r. frgoinq condition.: and r_ i t,1tions . Nory truly yours , • rl1RL. ��a�- t James W. Nil in, Secretcry +l nl ti t Y 141 • REQUES11 FOR CITE' COUNCIL ACTION ON Oc toter 4, 1984 Submittxi to: Honorable M;Avor and City Council Submitted _-y: Ct,3rles W. Thomp:;on , City AdministratcrPA) Prepared by: James W. Palin, Director, Development Service, Subject: REVIEW OF CONDITIONA:, USF PERMIT NO. 83-35 , h VIDEO DISCO NIGHTCLUB APPROVED BY THE PLANNING COMMISSION ON FEBRUARY 7 , 10-84 Statement of Issue, R000mmendation, Analysis, Funding Source, Alternative Actions, Attachments: ST,?,TEMENT OF ISSUE: At the September 18 , 1984 Planning Commission meeting , the Commission voted to refer Conditional Use Permit No . 83-35 to the City Ccuncil to consider scheduling a public hearing to permit varfiel d' s Ni to Spot the opportunity to show cause why Conditional Use Permit No. 83-31' should not be revoked by the City Council due to numeroiis alleged nuisances occurring in the parking lot adjacent to Garfield' s Rite Spot. If a public hearinq is schedule•4 by the Council at a later date to discuss Conditional Use Permit No . 83-35 , � the public hearing would also allow the general public the opportuni .y to express their viewn '.nd concerns regarding the alleged riuiaances occurring in the parking lot adjacent to Garfield' s Nite Spot . RECOMMENDATION Based on action taken by the Planning Commission on September 18, 1984, the Commission recommends that the City Council schedule a public hearing at the earliest possible time to permit Garfield' s Ni.te Spot the opportunity to show cause why Conditional Use Permit No. 83-35 should Y..it be revoked and also to allow the general public the opportunity to express their views and concerns regarding the allegeu public nuisances occurring in the parking lot adjacent to the nightclub. Planning Commission Action r ■ r on September 18, 1984, on motion by Erskine and second by Higgi%n , the Commission vc ted to recommend tblit the City Council Schedule a public hearing ati the earliest possible time to permit Garfield' s Ole Mo"1 Vitc Spot, Inc . the opportunity to show cause why the Conditional Use Perm:. t No. 83-35 should not be revoked and also allow the general - iublic the opportunity to express their views and concerns by the following vote : AYES: Higginu , Winchell , Livengood, Erskine , Schumacher , Mirjahagir NOES : None ABSENT: Pirte.r ABSTAIN : None Discussion : At the September 5 , 1984 Planning Commission meeting, a citizen representing numerous homeowners in the area of Garfield' s Nite Spot had reported to the Commission that a number of problems were occurring in the parking lot at the southeast corner of Garfield and Magnolia Avenue due to the popularity of the recently approved nightclub. As reported by the citizen , the alleged problems included noise generated by customeza and vehicles within the parking area, litter in the landscaping and parking area, lights shining onto adjacent residential property, and beer bottles being thrown over the east wall onto residential properties . At the request of the Planning Commission, a staff member from Development Services visited the site on Wednesday, September 12, 1984 to evaluate the alleged problems rer nrted by the citizen at the September 5 , 1984 Commission meeting. Attached for the Council ' s review is a report prepared by staff dated September 18 , 1984 outlining numerous activities observed by the staff member between the hours of 10.30 p . m. and 2 : 30 a .m. on the evening of September 12 , 1984 and the morning of September 13 , 1984 . In general, the activities observed by staff on the evening of September 1112 and the morning of September 13 , 1984 included; three males observed drinking beer in the parking lot . people yelling to frl.ends within the parking lot, and cars honking horns and speeding i:i the parking lot of the shopping center . Staff observation also included numerous near collisions in the lot, and a beer bottle thrown from a vehicle exiting tba parking lot onto Garfield Avenue . on October 4, 1984 , a meeting was held in the City Attorney' s Office in an attempt to obtain voluntary compliance with the noise ordinance at Gas;field' s Nite Spot. Representatives from the Attorney' s dffiQe , Lcvelopment Services , the Property Owner and Garfield' s Nite Spot were prevent. After lengthy discussion by all parties , it was agreed that chains would be installed on the east tryd south aide of the existing building to prohibit traffic from going behind the shopping center, thus alleviating socializing and apseding vehicles ad�accat to the single-family homes and apartments. The. the ns, would be p,at in place between they hours of :On g..ai. to 2 :00. a.m. during business hours, each night of the week`. However, the installation of the chains is contingent upon ' e;d jac nt property owners who must a:ao agree to the installation of the chains . Attached £or the Council ' s review is a letter from the City Attorney' s office detailing the above described information. (1227d) -2- RCA ALTERNATIVE ACTIONS : 1 . Permit Garfield' s Nate Spat, Inc . the opportunity to provide a complete and concise plan of action to the City Co►:nc:il detailing steps to eliminate the alleged nuisances ocr_►.:ring in the parking area of Garfield' s Ni to Spot. 2 . Permit Garfiteld' s Nite Spot , Inc. and the property owners of the shopping ceates to work with the City Attorney' s Office and the Department of Development Services to develop a plan for the installation of the chai..s on the east and south side of the building and the institution of valet parking for the nightclub. ?'.TTACHMENTS : 1 . Staff Report dated September 18, 1984 . 2 , Staff Report dated February 7, 1984 . 3 . Conditions of Approval for CUP No . 83-35. 4 . Conditions of Approval for Use Permit No. 79-29 . 5 . Entertainment Permit dated February 220 1984 . 6 . Certificate of occupancy dated February 21 , 1984 . 7 . Noise Study from the County of Orance dated August 29 , 1984. S. Letter from City Attorney' s office dated September 17 , 1984 . 9. Letter from City Attorney' s Office dated 0--tober 4 , 1984 . JWP:SMS :ajh (1227d) r ( 1227d) -3- RCA huntington beach development services department STAff ' REPORT . ., . TO: Planning Commission FROM: Development Services DATE: September 18 , 1.984 SUBJECT : GARFIELD ' S NITE SPOT GENERALLY LOCATZD AT THE SOUTFI/EAST CORNER OF MAGNOLIA STREET AND GARFIELD AVENUE ( 19070 MAGNOLIA STREET) At the September 5 , 1984 Planning Commission meeting a citizen represent.--ng homeowners in the area of Garfield ' s Nite Spot reported to the Commission that numerous problems are occurring on the t,ubject property due to the popularity of the recently approved night club. As reported by the citizen, these ,roblems included noise generated by customers and vehicles within the parking area , litter in the land- scaping and parking area, lights shining onto adjacent residential properties, and beer bottles being thrown over the east wall onto residential properties . On Wednesday, September 11 , 1984 a staff member from Development Services visited the site to evaluate the alleged problems reported by the citizen on September 5 , 1984 . Approximately four hours were spent observing the acitivities occurr- ing in the Garfield Center parking area . The following observations were made by staff between the hours of 10 : 30 p.m. and 2 : 30 a . m . on the evening of September 12 and the morning of September 13 , 198.4 : 10 : 30 p. m. - Parking lot adjacent to _arffeid 's Nite Spot was approx- imately 3/4 full . Parking areaslocated t • south and east of center wereempty, with the exception of two vehir' .�s . Jet this ci.me the parking lot was generally quiet . Staff observed three males drinking beer ir, vehicle while. parked in parking area . One male finished the beer , opened the door of the vehicle and deposited the beer can under `.he vehicle . At this time the three mates exi'.ed the vehicle and we, ,. into Garfield ' s Nice Club. Staff observed one security guard patrolling parking area on foot . 11:M p. m. - Parking lot began to fill . up with customers vehicles, going to Garfield ' s . Hcwever , there was still no line of customers waiting t7 enter nite spot . 11: 00 p.m. to 1 : 45 a . m . - Activity within parking area included noise generated by people yelling to friends , cars honking horns an'd vehicles speeding in parking area . Packing areas located to south and r i A.,Y•23A Garfield's Nite Spot September 18 , 1984 Page 2 east of center were still vacant_-. Primary parking lot in front of Garfield ' s was approximately 95 percent full at this time . 1 : 45 a . m, to 2 : 15 a .m. - Customers of Garfield ' s Nite Spot began exiting the parking area . Staff observed customers screaming , yelling and hootingwithin the parking area . Vehicles leaving the P g g parking lot began to speed , burn rubber , skid and iev engines . Customers continued to socialize in parking lot- in a boisterous manner . Approximately six near collisions between two or more vehicles were observed in the parking area during this time . Many of the customers in the parking area appeared Lo be intoxicated. S .aff observed one person throwa beer bottle onto Garfield Avenue as he exited the parking area . Lights from vehicles exiting the parking lot shined onto approximately three houses located on Randi Lane . 2 : 20 a. m. - Parking area was now empty with the exception of approximately ten vehicles . Staff observed a small amount of trash in parking area and approximately four beer bottles in landscaped areas at this time . At the request of Development Services , a representative of the Fire Department also visited the site on September 12 , 1984 . It was reported that the occupant load at 11 : 30 p. m. was approximately 280 persons.. This figure is below the occupant load of 402 persons for the 6280 square building established by the Building Division on April 16 , 1984 . Sta , has requested a report from the Police Department listing all complaints filed and incidents. recorded at Garfield ' s Center for the past three months . Since this information wPs not available at time of printing , the report will be handed to the Commission at the September 18 meeting , Based on complaints expressed by a resident representing homeowners in the area of Garfield ' s Nite Spot at the September 5 , 1984 Commission meeting and staff observation of the above described activities occurring within the night club parking lot , staff recommends the following action be taken by the Commission : j Schedule a public hearing before the Planning Commission to permit Garfield ' s Nite Spot , Inc, the opportunity to show cause why Conditional Use Permic No , 83--35 should not be revoked , ALTERNATIVE ACTION: Permit Garfield ' s Nite Spot , Inc, to provide a plan of action to eliminate and/or mitigate the above-described problems occurring within the parking crea of Garfield ' s Nite Spot . Staff also recovimenas that: this plan of action be submitted to the Planning Commission for review and - approval . ATTACHMENTS; 1 . Staff report dated February 7, • 1984 , 1. Conditions of Approval for ,C. U, P . . No. 83-•3.9 3 . Conditions of Approval f.ot U. P . No . 79-29 4 . Entertainment Permit .dated February 22 , 19'84 5 ._ Cer.tificate of Occupancy dated February 21 , 1984 6 'Noise Study. dated August 29 , 1984 � 1 Ountington beach developm scevices department S"A F f ._.-._.. ..._E P O RT-._ TO : Planni :-3 Comm_ :.;. inn FROM: Development Services DATE: February 7 , 1904 LONDITIONAf. USE PERMIT NO. 8a-35 APPLICANT : Garfi.elds Night Spot, Inc . DATE ACCEPTED : 19070 Magnolia Avenue Huntington Beach , CA 92647 January 20 , 1984 REQUEST : To permit the establishment MANDATORY PROCESSING DATE : of a video disco clu: within an existing building . March 20, 1984 LOCATION : Subject property is 11cated ZONE: C2 , Community at the southeasL c►)rnLr of Business District Magnolia S tiect n:; 1 Garfield Avenue- GENERAL PLAN : ACREAGE: 5 .37 acres General Commercial = EXISTING USE : Shopping ct: r:t.er 1 . 0 SUGGESTED ACTIOV : Approve Conditional. Ilse Permir No . 83-35 subject to the findings and conditions in Section 6 . 0 . 2 .0 GENERAL INFORMATION : .ondi.tional Use Pormi. t No . 83 35 is a request to permit the establishment of a video disco club for adults within ari existing 6 , 280 square foot building located at - the southeast corner of Garfield Avenue nnd' Magnolia Street . The proposed video-disco nightclub will provide musical groups , comedians, and recording acts . . The club will serve alcohol to customers and, within a six month period , install an oyster bar. A- Conditional use permit is required for thiE use based on Section 9332( a) and (d ) of the Ordinance Code . A video disco club hao ` b,aen determined to be a Simi -private club as well as an amusement i P-F A-P V Z311 _ -- - - _ � enterprise. Since live music %.•ill. he played on various evenings , the applicant mu3t also apply for an Entertainment Permit as required by Section 5 .44 . 010 of the lluncington Beach Municipal Code . This section states that : "No person shall provide or permit any type or entertainment in a coffee shop. , restaurant , nightclub, or place • •�r're food or other refreshments are served and which is oper. to the public unless such person shall firs` ob►-.ain a perinit to do so from the City Administrator as hereinafter provided,, . LISTORY: On July 27 , 1979 , Use Permit. No. 79-29 , a request to establish -an adult discotheque was submitted to the City for processing . On August 8 , 1979 , the 80' ard of Zoning Adjustment:. approved the request . Building permits for interior alterations were subsequently issued on August 30, 1979 , after the nc:rmal 10 day appeal was over . .3hertly after the appeal period orided, it was brought to the attention of the Department of Development Services than , due to a procedural error , three of the abutting property owners had not been notified of the August 8 , 1979 public hearing . Because of this , the Board of Zoning Adjustments re-heard Use Permit No . 79-29 . On October 31 , 19'?9 , the Board once again approved the ,applicant' s request to establish an adult discotheque on the subject property. Shortly thereafter , an appeal was filed by an adjoining property owner as well as members of the City Council . On November 51 1979, Use Permit No . 79-29 appeal was heard - by the City Council . At this meeting , the City Council voted to challenge the approval of Use Permit No. 79--29 Ly the Board of Zoning Adjustments . The ;notion was unani mofisly approved . On November 1 , 1979 , the Department of Development Services requested a legal opinion regarding the appeal period for the second public rearin-:; held by the board of Zoning Adjustments on Use Permit No . 79-29 . It was determined by the City Attorney that because building permits were issued for interior -.iterations , and no appeals were filed within 10 days from the approval date of the first public hearing, Use Permit No . 79-29 -was valid and the applicant had a vested right to proceed with the project . California Sun Disco is no longer in operation . 3.0 GENERAL PLAN, ZONING AND SURROUNDING LAND USES : Subject Pro ert : GENERAL PLAN DESIGNATION : General Commercial ZONE : C2 (Community Business District) LAND USE: Retail Commercial NorChyof Subject Property GENERAL PLAN -DESIGNATION: City, of fountain Valley ZONE:.- City of >~ou`ntain Valley .LAND USE: Retail commercial • -2- 2•-7-64 - P.C. M. South of Subject Property : GENERAL PLAA DESIGNATION : High Density Residential ( ZONE : R3 (Medium High Density Residential District ) LAND USE : Existing apartment complex West of Subject Property: CEN12RAL PLAN DESIGNATION: Gen.-ral Commercial. ZONE' : C4 (Highway Commercial District ) LAND USE: Retail commercial Eaut of Subject Proms: GENERAL PLAN DESIGNATIO►ti : Low Density Residential ZOME: R1 (Single Family Residential District ) LAND USE: Existing single family Domes 4 .0 ENVIRONMENTAL STATUS : Pursuant to Section 15101 , Class 1 of the California Environmental Quality Act Guidelines , the proposed use is cateyorically exempt . 5 .0 ISSUES AND ANALYSIS : The proposed video disco club will. include a dance floor , bar area , seating for patrons , mens and womens bathrooms and a lobby. The applicant has indicated that nig'ittly occupancy will. range from 30 to 45 people . The proposed hours of operation are from 1i :00 A.M. until 2 . 00 A .M. seven days per week . The facility is fully insulated as required by the Board of Zoning Adjustments under Use Permit No . 79-29, therefore , noise should not be e. problem to surrounding businesses or residents ? abutting the site . Records indicate that during the period of time Sun Disco was in operation, only one complaint was received by the Department of Developmer.L Services with regards to the use . This comply at resulted because a rear exit door was left open one evening after the air conditioning system •malfunctioned . The 6, 280 square foot suite was originally required to provide 32 on-site parking spaces based on a parking ratio of I space for each 200 square feet of dross floor area . Based on a parking ratio of 1 space for each 35 square feet of main public assembly area , the proposed video-disco club is required to provide approximately 76 on-site parking spaces . The existing shopp ng center has 484 on--si :e parking spaces . Since the proposed video disco club is general].., a nighttime use , on--site parking allocated for the existing offices moy be jointly used by the video disco as provided for in Section 9791 .11 of the ordinance code. During the time Sun Disco was in operation, no parking problems were experienced :within the center . 6 .0 RE;COMMEN MI ON : Staff recommends that the Planning Commission approve Cossditibnal Use 0711-serm.it. No . 83--35 96b'jec t to the following findings and conditions . - 3- 2-7-A4 - P .C . of 'DWIMG ADJUSTMEMS ,4wJ ti GTf 4r OW41IMt;<jQ#t E31`AC14 •CrAtlFORPJIA t *� r.o, foxff�•9iidt'f IwfOJ1i M411 S3•-3271 tpp) ic:,IrlL : PHI Al-cliiIr-c•Itlte/PI ilig HOO .1 1;kv Pt-1 I 1; C i re I cy 1 rv . tw , :;11 i. l.ornia 9 27 1, 4 lit,(IIIest'. : To 1)er1111 t L he vr; LaI-)1 i rhn,et,t: clf a cl I :; of 1tt Ifut� t.c)c It ion -. ;;"I) i :c-1 I,rolw1' 1,y i :; Inl.at sou ch (:tl:, t cc)I not of (;,I-ti f i (A (I atitI mat_InoI i7 . Ir•Ii t, c, I ,.c,v,11 t.,r• Lnl�c�t 1I l �)7`.► t 'fill! I -::;I •ll) I i Mid c-)pert-It- loll of. t:hc usc: Will. tit 1 lug tirl r it o,il .I I I o .I . Tho ,It lwr I I wc. I I .it-I: ,I lwl •,r1;; v('si. tl i nq c,r- ill Hie vi(. II) iiy ; l,. I'I c,itt•I.-I_y and Inli)rUVI:Iin-11t::; in t-. w vir_: tt.i t:y of such use of i btli Iliinrl , I, I, III .triI Irtci of :I u ter,► ill t. t, i 11. Writ ativer:-ol ,• ,:I f feet: the Genera (' Icttl 0 I.111, Ci L.y of 1111111. i nu1.Ilt; llc', c:lt . It` 1)r-Of)oscs 1 l S r.'nn:; j stollL 4J1 t:ll I. he Ci t:y ' :3 (i('tici I Plan of Land U:;I• . t', ITI•I(41:; OF AI7P1?OVAL To HE i'R 10P TO I S-SHA lCE OF IIU l LU I NG 111-Tf•! 11PS : '!'I p 1 ) 1111,1 1) 1.1tt and uI ("v,:It ions r (".•hived Ju1 ), 21 , 19711 I M NI,'RAl, c•OND I'I• fGPl� i`i,1,1 i c•;trtr ::IIrI I I i nII1 I I �nt�rtl ,I 11 t <��-c�tnlrir_ticl,I l: i r,t,:; as sot f oc'Lh -i n 11rt- Avousl. It •,11 /Ably:;a :-; si limitLo'd Lu L•he lictatd can Atigttat- t>t , 1979 1 . 'I'llo, IfoIII s t)f cipov4ILi (111 sh-I I I bu I ilni Led From 9 : 00 p .m . unLtl r 2 :'UU•, il .tn. • f 't•tll�I11 i (,I:;; ( tf f�1t1�1 t �''� 11.1 (' Two 'l'lie rk, it (Ioo! !;I1t1 I I become t711 ('mwrgency e?: 1 t only . q . TIIo t—ip I i (•,11)1 :.ha I I I':,Ov i c3r� 1,I i w) to sr c1))- i t:y , number and pI.-OCO(iurc• tO IW by I Il.' hd 6--c.' i)ep:ll- tlnent. . `> . '1'IU• ( 'I t )• :; I1 I t ( I III (),if III 1 It(1 t'(ttltay t)r oratme , colldllcl. a Ilf , l :;c' i Irvf ' I itl.11 i ( t11 (• II t ( '1 t ltt: fiic•t ) :;slid co,;t shall be Ilol Il(! I,y I lit ' „pp l Tito II Irllmi nt; 1 ep-11 11111 •!rl hr i I I Ilt 'l l (tall .I comps-ollerls v.. Mull cliecl; 1 o l o 1, l III; I:O :I 1 1 (n d I It'l llt•r+ ( 't tr l( 1, c'(I11 i relllcnt.:� upon �-iulJm l t: I:i).1 of your (•UI ploLed .; I L1l(:I lll. ,11 1. 11c: Pfwr d 11f' Yoni nc1 Ad )u.c:I.menLr, review;, the t,rlc:c�ItLll�tl plan .I:; .1 IhI!-) I ( r (,,Itt, ':;1. f0>1 of I he use applied t (�1 ] (I I t• I a l ion l_tl t III. v i c i ll i 1 y i 11 wil i t:h i I- is I)ro o:;cd . The con-- t•(•I1I.11,11 11 ' :In - liolild not lim! ( c.)rl:: t I 'Wd *1:7 ;I pre(-i !:;c plan, retlect• .ing ,'Onl (.)rrn;rn• t-' Lc� tt t l (.i► ci i n(Ir1( •c� /'c>�I(� r:(_:(Il) i rcr)ncn;.s . ' r_, l y pursue c,nn+p i e t.i on of the Cotl- ii I inn ti: Appr o%.-O I :,r:(I iIti- Ir ( :;:: .I I VO(IIIi rc°Ine�111_s of t_hw Ilt)ntintlLon Hoof+ fit ' , n�lltc (! (•t)(h 111 (fir (I(:• r I ( ) x11('d l Lc- LIIC processing of: your. IOI ,lf II,1, 1 ic•• It i <�n . 11''r t•I)�' t' •1 t i I r I;.i ) tl:;(' I't I til l ( ili) . , (1 1'. 4111111 (1vrd I ,y I, ho Pool d � 11 '.';tt11111( I i1(I111:;1 I'1''l11 .'i (11 I Ilt ' ( � I 1 'J (1f liltnl ln�ll (trl I�t:�l( 'I1 , ( ',fl l f�01 nli) fill ( tt't � t1'� I' 31. , I `1 /`! , III tt)n I Ilt' fill ( •t jOl rl(I f i rdi ng.s , ('r)uld i Li oils , ;111(j 1) ri :Ir; Board oC 'Zoni nq tl•jIIsI-111ent_! Y a, CITY! OF HL,. NT ING 1 ON BEACH 2000 MAIN STREET CALIFORNIA R2648 ram. P. 0. BOX 70 POLICE DEPARTMENT Tel: (714) 960-8811 , CARLE nOQ17A1LLE Chid of Police 1 4 '' 1�11t1�11:(.I) N1'fli S1't1C, ;tic: cju Nlr. l;crkcle), Helulis ' 10070 �Iapiol in titreet lhult.ington peach, Cl1 926,16 o (' ant Icnu!n: Po nni ss i on is ;ralitu�' allowing dancing oil the: premises of the Proposed 1 btls ineSS tr be operated ,!t this '111is 11r.lnllissiun iy hascd upoll and Contingent upoll operation Of the i business as stated in your appl icclt ion for an entertainment penni t , I ;11 IL1 compliance with cit.}, ordinances per,aininb to nil;htr1uhs and C11tC1't:1111111C11t, i;15 011tlillcd ill t:IMPtel- FiVC Of t-hc 1I1111tington 11cadl 1 t•hlll i C i ha 1 COLIC. t ; 5i lice re1)" � a 1:1`)tl,l t�'. 1Z0131'l'l1l i.l,l. Chief of Police I3Vlt:1�15:hmr M cc: 0c •lartment of I)cvclo pnlcnt Scrvkcs 1 1 � City Licensing � I rn Z m APPLICATION FOR CERi IFICATE OF OCCUPANCY CITY Of HUNTIN(3TON I![ACNDEPARTMENT OF DEVELOPMENT SERVICES(PRINT On TYPE ONLY) DATE 19070 Magnolia St . , Huntington Beach CA Iddresi .�._._._�.._..M________. ' _ District rSITI 'ZL4_43_Z-8 6_2__._ lusiness Type ._Utg..Qlub Di§Co Occ, Group RUILUrNG OWNER OWNER/MANAGER ,jar,n. ' Cal West Realty rsnd_ 80 Narne - Garfield ' c Nite Spot , CI0 Burk Denni- .A,idrsss 4A01—la}itic Ave...,_ #400 Address 2900 Bristol St .i acas, ,;ity Lon&BeachL_ CA 90807 Tel. _ city _ Costa Mesas CA 92626 ___. Te 14-432-886' rHIS USE WOULD BE DESCRIBED AS: NEWLY CONSTRUCTED BLDG. CHANGE OF OWNER CHANGE OF OCCUPANT }� EXI5TING BUILDING [j CHANGE OF USE ADDITIONAL OCCUPANT Indicate former use, if any Nit;Q CLubj2isco Occupancy Gr. Div. 6 , 280 CE: 1. Occulsancy of an 6,Mclin is prohibited and a business license will not be issued until the building Y J { has been inspec,►M and a certificate of occupancy is issued. 2. No electrical service will be released for any existing building until the service has been inspected and certified safe. All applicants for occupancy in an existing building are required to schedule an electrical 'fuse up' inspection in the Department of Development Services at the time this applica- tion is filed. 3. Chango of occupancy or use inspection fee. Whenever it is necessary to make inspection of a build- ing or premises in order to determine if a change may be made in the character of occupancy or use /yy of the building or premises which would place the building in a different division of the same group ` of occupancy or in a different group of occupancy, a change of occupancy inspection fee of $30.00 shall be paid to the city. 4. Huntington Beach Fire Code Section 10.208 requires that building numbers must be a minimum of four (4) inches in height with one*half (%) inch stroke, and of a contrasting color from the back- ground. These numbers must be posted on your building in a location that is visible from the street, 5. Huntington Beer' Fire Code Section 10.301 requires fire extinguisher selection and distribution, per the Natiorid, ' ire Protection Association pamphlet 10 (see reverse side). (FOR OFFICE USE ONLY) l!MENIMAL INFORMATION WARE FT, OF,But LOING � � PLAN CHECK NO. NO. PARKING SPACES 040APicY GROUP At M PERMIT NO. HEALTH DEPT. APPROVAL T LOAD ADMIN. ACTION _ UTILITIES RELEASED -WN CldRTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY FEE 5— DATE .' CHANGE OF OCCUPANCY FEE S f ' TOTAL. S ._..___ .....�......_._.,... CHARLES O. KKRNS, PH.D., MSA• ���,�, S G1fiCCT011 4 C)UNTY C>F• FtAPQ QE `1 L. RhX EHLING, M.D. 'i �:,, MCALT44 0/F1 S �. 3 HEALTHCARE AGENCY SANT SANTs'A AHA. CA 11 CA !>t \ �I rrorrmON[r Y14//l.•1401 MAILING ADORRflt P.O.0OX 351 SANTA ANA:CA 412101 PUBLIC HEALTH AND MEDICAL SEPVICES ENVIF40NMENTAL HEALTH August 29, 1984 HUNTINOTON BEACH DEVELOPMENT SERVICES Miks Strange rl N Associate hlanner City of Huntington Beach P.O. Box 190 2000 Main Street Huntington Beach, CA 92648 Huntington Beach, CA 92648 Subject : Noise Study in the Vicinity of the Garfield Night Spot 19070 Magnolia Street, City of 11untington Beach . Dear Mr. Strange : At your request- a noise study was made in an adjoining resi- (let-ice located at 19021 Randi lane to determine .if noise being generated by persons parked in automobiles behind the Garfield Night Spot exceeded the City of. Huntington Beach Noise Ordinance . The noise study was performed Friday and Saturday on August 3 j and 4 1984, usinq a Digital Acoustic type 603 recording sound level meter, with the microphone located at the second floor bedroom wi3dow. Analysis of the results indicated that the intruding noise did not exceed the noise ordinance standards so that an observed noise moni-toning would be of no assistance to reduce the noise in the parking lot. It is recommended that other means such as the police , should be used to abate this nuisance type of noise. I don ' t believe that we can do anything else at this time . Almost five years ago when- the entertainment center was first proposed For the California Sun Disco, A noise study was performed two doors to the south at 19071 Randi Lane . Al- though I did not perform the actual monitoring I did analize the date and wrote the report. To the best of my ability I believed that the recording location was similar in both cases , until I compared the data in the two studies. In general the results were nearly 15 dB higher in the last study indicating some• anomoly . Searching the investigators log I Found an obscure reference that the actual monitoring was performed in the second floor bedroom instead of outside as I has originally believed . Mike Strange ugust 30 , 1984 • Associate: PlanneS � Page Z City of Iiuntington Beach Fifteen dB is usually assumrcl to be the difference between interior and exterior noise readings , so if the data for the two reports is shifted 15 dil the two reports become almost identical , indicating that; the noise in the parki.nq lot has nuL increased in the lasts five years . Only by repeating the second study- with the inicrophono inside could this theory be proven . As interesting as the information would be to me I don ' t believe that a second test is justified at this time. For your inforrr►ation I have included the first noise study. If you have any questions please call me at 834-6798 . Sincerely yours , Ellwyn G. B.rickson, R. S . Noise Control Specialist Division of Environmental Health EGB: bjd cc: Ted Enders Ass . City Atf_urney - City of Huntington Peach Don Shaw Land Use "'echnici.an -- City of Huntington Beach Attachment ce or ,� �aN�►� CITY ATTORNEY 2000MAIN SIRE T HUNTINGTON BEACH CALIFOnNIA 92648 GAIL HUTTON rE LEP140NE City Attorne'r 1714) 536-5555 r September .17 , 19A4 August Financial Corporation Re : Fund 80 4401 Atlantic Avenue #400 Long Beach, California 90806 Subject: Violations of Huntington Beach Municipal Code Section 8 . 40 . 111 Dear Mr. Silver : This office has been informed that several. violations of the above referenced ordinance have occ:urr(-_�cl in connection with the operation of Garfield Night Spot located at 19070 ldagnoli.a , j Huntington Beach . This office is further informed that you are one of the parties responsible for said premises . It is a general policy of this office to avoid prosecution by securing voluntary compliance with the city codes . Therefore , we are giving you an opportunity to respond in person by appear- ing in this office on October. 3 , 1994 at 3 : 00 p .m. , to show cause why a criminal complaint should not be filed against you. Please confirm your appearance by calling Janet Crooks at 536-5555 . Very truly yours , GAIL HUTTON City Attorney By TED ENDRES Deputy City Attorney +J� CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH • , INTER-DEPARTMENT COMMUNICATION t To MIKE STRANGE From TED ENURES Assistant Planner Deputy City Attorney Subject NOISE VIOLATIONS; Date October 4 , 1984 GARF'IEI,D ' S NITE SPOT On October 3 , 1984 , a meeting was held in the City Attorney ' s office in an attempt to obtain voluntary compliance with the noise ordinance (HBMC S8 . 40 . 111) at Garfield ' s Nite Spot . The owner of the subject property was represented by Ed Migge of August Management, Inc . The proprietor of Garfield ' s Night Spot , Mark Silver, was also present . I recommended that chains be installed to keep traffic from go- ing behind the shopping center businesses during the hours of 9 : 00 p.m. to 2 : 00a.m. each night . This recommendation was acceptable to both Mr. Silver and Mr. Migge . The problem is that there are 'Adjacent property owners who have a claim of right to unobstructed access to the entire parking lot area . I j have contacted the attorney for August Management who will ascer- tain whether tAe "obstacles" to the plan of installing chains can be removed . 1- n 4. TED ENURES Deputy City Attorney J Ci'' V OF HUNTINGTON BEACH INTER-DEPARTMENT COMMUNICATION , Nim 11w, To MARCUS PORTER AND AIWBERS OF THE From IARLE 11, ROBITAILLE PLANNING COWISSION Chief of Police %. VIA CHAIN OF C:0k10111) Data OCP()I1I:R 9 19a4 'Subject ( I . . .;Nf E SKY]' , Members of my staff have prepared the ritt:ached repart for your ccnsideration. EWR/cal HUNTINGTON BEACH Attachment DEVELOPMENT SERVICES cc: Lt. Schneblin OCT os P.O. Box Igo Huntington Seach, CA 9264E bl I L FMF f 1 ny t z.�x 71 .t J. CITV OF HUNTINGTON BEACH INTER-DEPARTMENT COMMUNICATION �,�tu►crar o�,ai To h1. SCI1MMUN, I,IFtTFI-21 W'1' From B. S'I'RANGNl1N, D1iIT:C1'IVE VLCI:/Ult(;11,ti'1 :.(:1) C(;(i11:/NAIZCC7['I(.S V1(a:/OItl�1NI�TiU CRlTIli . 5ubicct CARIF i I LD I S N iTF SPOT Date (7)(1'( 1WR go 198.1 Qi 1C-5-liA , Detective I.011C.11LIN at)d I W0111. to GARZ1-111DI S NITF. SIXY1', located at 19070 bktl;nol ia, llutttington licach. We arrived at 10:30 P.N. , and I noticed the front parking lot to be con1pIctcly filled with Customers ' cars. I also observed approximately 75 customers staml ing in lino tva•iting to enter GARF1 r.LDI S . I notices} that many of the a rr iV i n•g customers were forced to park their cars to the rear of G1\itHELD'S. '11iis area of parking i :. :.xluded from t}te front area or the rtight spot and it borcic't•s a resi"clential tract that -is cast of C;WFIRLD'S. Detective L,011GHLIN -.111d I sat to the rear of C;.•11tHELn'.S between 10: 30 P.hi. and .11 :30 11.1,1. 1 notice(] this parking nren to he extremely active. PeonI e would be constantly arriving and le.tvi ng with some vehicles racing up and dot,;n t}te parking area. DUrinl; this hour I observed numerous incident:; where people I•:ould return to their vehic Ics , v'CII itlg <11110lig therl-Isulves and other incidents 101cl-C ieople Ivoulcl just stand around their cars and tall: vOry loudly among themselves . (fin one incident I observed tc:'o vehicles come racing into tale rear parking lot . 111c vehicles camo to a srrccching 11:11t with the occupants of the sf2cond VelliCIC clhalicnti;ing to ('i►;ht the occtlh,lnts of the first vehicle. 1110 subjec.s tvere yelling and puShinl; 0,101 uthCI' oriel if it hasn' t for a third party that intervened , tt fi.ght would have broken out . After ten minutes of peace-snaking the subjects left the area, At 11 : 30 P.hl. , i)etecti.ve I.011CIILIN and I wal kCcl through the front parking lot of, GARREIPS. I observed approximately SO people standing in line smiting to enter &XI11- -LD'S. We walked to the test portion of the parking loL Where I observed a trio le subject sttttrcling in the lot trri nati nI; next to his vehicle. Vie subject was in perfect view of passing customers. 14c continued our patrol through the lot and ►ore tmahle to locate any security guards. Detective IAUC;i-ILIN and I positioned ourselves on thy: t}ii rd floor of a neighboring bank where we had a perfect vier of the front parking lot. By 12 midnight there were about 25 people standing in line waititig; to enter, GARFIELD'S and It appeared that the flow of people lez-ving the business equalled the .Clow arriv ' ink;, The. front lot remaineLl full , c•jusing the arriving customers to park in the rear parking lot., 10ii le standing on the bank's third floor I could hear mule and fetna l c arguing in th^ rear lot:. ;he female was screaming very . loudly and this a �txttent lasted for approximately 10 to ]S minutes. tic were positioned approximately 75 to 100 yards front the fighting couple. i could :a]so hear vehicles racing in the -rear parking lot , ;.:; well as obscive racing vehicles' in the front parking lot. I observed a subject next to his cur in the front lot and }ic was vomiting. 'llir. subject finished vont:ting and then got GARFIELD' S NITC SPOT ' r • into his car. After a few minute.-s Detective 1.O JOILIN and I walked past the cur and observed the subject to ho asleep in the driver's seat. 'Che subject's r At 12: 30 A.M. , Detective LOUQUAN and 1 rett1mco to the rear parking lot where we sat in our car. At approximately 1 :00 A.M. , Detective I.OUMILIN and I caught two males attempting to break into vehicles parkCd in the rear park- ing lot . The two subjects wo-re lrnssess i cm 01' hur►;l,u•y tuol s 1,111d 1100kCil :It HIM( ;IILIIcni NNICII P01 icy OL'IMI-1ni0nl j:ii I . HS:burr • i J• CITY! OF HUNTINGTON BEACH INTER-DEPARTMENT COMMUNICATION 1ftHUf4r.10r If 401 To EM.E 1V. ROBITACI.I.E Frurn' i N1. SOL'J1:131.IN, 1.IF.HII:NAKI' C1 ti CF UP POLICE 1'I(:I Cit I��11:/1`;�1f�(:0'1'1 C5 Subject BA1? NO[Sill 11110131.1 •IS Dzlte r1k`I'OBIN 8) 1984 A problem of noise from bars ad jacutit to residential areas has long been an a gi-avution to hoth affected residents and tit), staff. The problems sectrt to arise sit establ-ishments that sell alcoholic lhcverai;es and also offer entertalturiunt Nlld/01- darlcirl)!. Somo recent and past examples :ors 1 . ICILI1I:01)' 'Wri chid BVilCh Z. S]0C'KYARI) Atlrtnta and Reach 7. C;�Iltl 1l;I.I)' 5 (;'I� hi t;ltl 'Intl "•lagliol i a 4 . 1111SKEY CREEK 1ti'arner awl Spri igchle S. 1"4115FJ. I31 z "'hill and Merit h 6. 01,1) W1:1.1) RESTAI1f ANY-Old lv,'o ld Villat;t: The Planning 1:onumi.ss ion is present 1 ), 1101d i nl; pert ri nc;s on 110 i sc and IM rk i nf, 'Intl 1�'We het-r► l'L!(Iut:s tt-�.l to r-cvok:c tt;c t:oncl i t i o11al lot prt�h lens al, l.aitf 11:1.1)'S use I3e1711i.t of that estahl i slimunt . 'Ilia is an ext t-er;r rt Qasurc, tlsu:t 1 1% these problems can he resolved Frith Solhe t ttule�r•s ta11d i fig o r cat;tpror!ii se on both sides. Ifowever, those solutions are generally arrived at only after considerable pressure by city staff and often there is no valid authority or ordin""ance to back: up thtr conditions scat dUt•, T believe that the Planning Division was wot'k:ing in the right direction :rhen they set strut administrative guidelines to it-ist therm in condi - tional use permits on public d;ulce halls. I feel this should be carried further and !;0111e Zoning ordinances enacted somewhat 1iRc those goveiming adult entertainsitent businesses. 'I'}ie ordin- ance could regulate in one or all of the f-ellowing ways: A. No on-sale alcohol heverage business within ,",'1)U-500 feet of any residence. 13. Any on-sale alco1101 bcVers gC httsi:ness within 300-500 feet { of any residence would not he allo►reel to offer any faun of I entertairnnent or dancing. C. Any on-sale alcohol bcvei , - buniness wishing to locate :and/or offer entc;:tainment within 300-500 feet mast obtain .Yrittert ' consent of all residents within that distance. (Could cause pmhl vtr►s lw) cn some residents Sell ) . i W. ROBIIAILLF.fARLL PAGE I1�10 t ISI: ( - PROB1.13\LS 94. 1, Past experience indicates that anytimc the comhinat.ioll of 11ar� entrir- tilinment: tales place any closet' than a minimt-un Ol• 300. feet: from a residence , Cotllhlalllts arc inevitable :111t1 x1al id. These are scime. rciugh i t eas hut. i t. you l k c.t n1 much l .t t c r t 1 we cuu l cl :1e t r< alkali of the ract rat11C1' thon react, to the 1iromcins . MS:l)n11• . xc: Planning Convi i ss i on (Via Cim i 11 of t;c,nananti) (cu1,11litted For youl• i.tlfol-IlMion) 1r t ,S 1 r X 4 r� ry � ry ri v a 14 d Z.ila`• t yr.,Lwr J Page 13 - Council Minutes' - 10/15/84 REWLMON 110 5449 - ADOPTED - APPROVING APPLICATION - GRANT FONDS UR M PROP 18 - (EDISON CUTER CIDOMIUM ADDITION PROJEC11 - A RESOLUTION 01 Ton CITY . COUNCIL Of THE CITY OF BUNTLNGTON BEACR APPROVING THE APPLICATION 'R* GRANT FMW UNDER PROPOSITION 18 (hDISCN CENTER GYPMA€IUM ADDITION PROJECT.)" T i RESOLUTION NO 5451 - ADOPTED -- APPROVING APPLICATION - CRANT FUNDS MWZR THB 1tOURTI--Z SERG URBAN OPEN SPACE AND RECREATION PROG to MANNING P11R1C DEVELOPMENT - A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HMING?ON UACB APPROVING THE APPLICATION FOR GRANT FUNDS UNDER THE ROBERTI-Z'BERG URBAN OPIE11 8PACE AND RECREATION PROCRAM (MMING PARK DEVELOPMXT)•" PUBLIC HEARING SCHEDULED 12/17/84 - REVIEW OF CUP 83-35 - VIDEO DISCO NIGHTCLUB - GARFIELD MAGNOLIA The City Clerk presented a communication from the Development Services Director regarding Conditional Use Pertr- t 83-35 granted to Garfield's Nite Spot located at the southeast corner of Garfield Avenue and Magnolia Street. The Deputy Director of Development Services presented a staff report. Discussion was held regarding possible steps Garf ields Nightclub could take to mitigrte the problems. Some suggestions were to install speed bumps, valet parking and a chain link fence . Discussion Was held between Council and Mr. Silver regarding a court injunction which he said prevented him from providing valet parking at the nightclub. a Following discussion, a motion was made by Mandic, seconded by Kelly, to schedule a public hearing to consider Conditional Use Permit 83-35 on December 17, 1984. Following discussion with the City Attorney the motion carried by the following roll call vote : AYES: Pattinson, MacAllister, Kelly, Bailey, Mandic WES: Finley ABSENT: Thomas Councilman Mandic requested a report regarding the matter at the meeting of Noveekber 19, 1984. 7 ORDINAm 1l0 Z708 - ZRTRODUCTIOiI APPROVtD, AS AP!ENDBD - OIL CODE The City Clerk presented Ordinance No. 2708 for Council consideration - "AN 00190M OF THE CM OF X MTINGTON BEACH ANLYDING THE NUNTINGTON MACH ON CIm Clan IT A19MING SECTIONS 15.08.220, 15.08.2501, 13.22.1100 F 1.5012.120 15.12.180, 15.20.1359 15.20.160, 15.22.0509 15.22.060, 15.24.050, , 15 24.060, AND 15.32.040; AM ADDING NEW SNGTIOM 15.08.2159 15.20.135, 15.20.1650 15.20.3201 15.24.0 0o AND 15.32.085, ALL tE1tWAING TO To SM13l02911 39AC2 OIL CODE." Dis"asla was, bold regarding Section 15.12. 120 pertaining to an additional I' ewtf►aiva to the 120-day co■■seaeeweot period already provided. fyf Pais' 13 - Courseil Minutes -- ll;'19/84 'Agresseent between the Redevelopment Agency and the Huntington Pacifica Dw lopment Croup for the Main-Pier Sub--Arco of the !fain Pier Redevelopment lrOJect Area. A: motion was made by bailey, seconded by MacAllister- to reinstate existing streemeent and extend for a 180 day period. The motion carried by the following roll call vote: AYES: MacAllister, Kelly, Finley, Bailey MOES: None ABSTAIN: Mandic NOT VOTING: ThowAs ASSENT: Pattinson ADJODRMIIT The meeting of the Huntington Beach Redevelopment Agency was adjourned. WORT ON .ACTIVITIES OCCWLRING AT GARFIELD PLAZA - PUBLIC U"ING sC81tDULED 1 Z 3 d4 The City Administrator presented a report from the Development Services Director regarding Garfield 's Nite Spot as requested by Council on October 15, ' 1984. Ott motion by Mandic , second Bailey, Council directed that a public hearing be scheduled on December 3, 1994 to permit Garfield 's Nite Spot the opportunity to show cause why Conditional Use Permit No. 83-35 should not be revoked by fl the: City Council, and to permit the public the opportunity to voice their opinions regarding this matter. The notion carried by the following Droll call vote: y AYU: Thoses, Kelly, Finley, Bailey, Mandic ti IMS: MacAllister l;f ,f Abign: Pattitteon K ti Li IC � ..ly 1.�.. ai Watson addressed Council regarding the nuisance which Garfield's Mite `Ara: 9K Me created in his neighborhood. v 4 �M Alb bt addressed Council and req�;ested support for County Supervisor y ftmteays r*goe:et that' the Directors of the Oranae County Sanitation Districts ii►lili:, +say -consideration of approving a permit to process and treat (in 'OvenSe 6yti 1); 4ro-treated groundd water fxa■: the Stringfellow Mssordovs Waste Brad that the Director* insist that the State Dtpartrserat of prepare and gavirovmwsatal Impact Report to identify the i ti4l enwiirawnatal hazards to 'Orange County that may result t:rm t61e t a tIClIltsNeet praceoe amd to describe technical alternatives to tlet ma l l • , rr n r �" r Page 1 - Council Mina s - 1213/84 Councilman Green nominated Councilman Mandic for the office of Mayor Pro "Cesipore. Mayor Dailey declared the nominations closed. Mayor Pro Tempore %tandic was elected by the following rull call vote : AYES: Kelly, MacAllister, Mandic, Bailey, Finley, Green NOSS: Hone NOT VOTING: Thomas ADSZXT: None 3TATKz4L M BY li MY ELECTED OIrFICLW Councilmn Green introduced his family and thanked his supporters. Councilwoman Finley thanked her supporters. Treasurer Hall thanked his supporters and introduced his wife. The City Clerk expressed her appreciation to the electorate for their vote of confidence. RSCESS - RECONVENE The Mayor called a recess of Council at 8: 15 P.M. The meeting was reconvened at 8:25 P.H. Councilman Thomas left the meeting at 8:25 P.M. LOLL CALL I.',• present: Kelly, MacAllister, Mandic, Bailey, Finley, Green Absent Thomas ,t Mayor Dailey urged Council to work together as r► team to achieve success is • the forthcoming year. Pus LIC ai1[I11C - Gatrim'S NITS SPO^a - COP 33--35 - AZVOKICD WITM MD r IM } The Anyor announced that this was the day and hour set for a public hearing to � eaosider Conditional use Permit No. 83-35, are approved permit for the purpose of considering vby Conditional Use Permit No. 83-35, an approved permit for rti Garfield's Nit* Spec, located at the southeast corner of Magnolia street sad " Garfield. Avenue (19O70 Magnolia Street) , should mot be revoked because 'of Oeaio�weos created. r lbw City Clerk announced that all legal requirements for necificatioo. ii"tion ` aged posting had been Mt, nad that she had received , aft ioforessl y �r�tt beer; artelt a""Mi"tely 41 eitaatures opposed and that a latter tunas. ,y y KAaWi kave bod.Mere. race iv" y pate 4 Council Minute$ - 12/3/84 The City Attorney read the Conditions of Approval under which Garfield's Bite Spot had been granted Conditional Use Permit 53-35. She reported that Orange County officials had measured the noise decibels emitted from the establishment and that the decibels were not in violation of the Huntington beach Ordinance Code. She stated that u communication had been received indicating speed bumps and • chain Would be installed in the parking lot. The Director of Development Services read the Huntington Beach Ordinance Cade pertaining to noise. He stated that he believed there was adequate evidence that the applicant had violated the Condition of Approval related to verbal noise from the parking lot. bike Strange, Assistant Planner, described his observations of activities in the parking lot of Garfield' s Nite Spot. Discussion was held between Councilman Green and the City Attorney regarding the words in the Narrative of Proposed project for Garfield's Nita Spot as follows: "We will looking [sic ] for a crowd between 30 to 45." which did not refer to the number of expected occupants but referred to the age of the expected patrons of the establishment. The City Attorney stated that the reference was not part of the conditions and therefore would not be valid evidence for revocation of the Conditional Use Permit. The Mayor declared the hearing open. Mark Silver, owner, stated that the question regarding ".. * a crowd between 30 to 457 referred to the age of the patrons not occupancy load. He stated that occupancy was set at one person per one square foot so the occupancy load was approximately 400 people . He referred to a letter from his landlord regarding installation of a chain and speed bumps in the parking lot. Councilman Green described his observations of the parking lot an the evening of November 10, 1984. He stated that he was prepared to sign a statement regarding his observations. Thomas Whaling stated chat he lives 500 feet away from the establishment and that the noise keeps him awake many nights. Craig Watson described noise in the parking lot, beer can litter, urination on YYIY�� thle walls and a 352x increase in crime in the area since the opening of Garfield' s Mite Spot. Mayor Bailey inquired whether the previous two speakers would be willing to sign statements regarding their testimony. Bill Klausen described noire from the parking lot and net:oe from inside [he building when the back door was opened. Edwin Higgs, Director of Au,guet Management, Inc. , landlord for the Center stated they were eager to install speed bumps and chains in the parking lot but were stopped from doing so because of a legal injunction regarding the parking lot related to Garfield Bank. Ha requested City assistance to solve the legal problem. Karl Simonien, representing John Gabriel and Garfield Bank described beer tad tter and parking problems related to Garfield's Nita Spot. Be stated that the parking lot was jointly owned by three owners. Councilman Mandic asked r' his if :be mould sign a statement regarding his observations and Mr. Simoaian gttted that be would do so, 1 page 5 - Council Minutes - 12/3/84 Thee being no one present to speak further on the matter and there being no further protests filed, either oral or ~mitten, the hearing was closed by the Mayor. Discussion was held regarding grounds for revoking the Conditional Use Permit. A motion was made by Finley, seconded by MacAllister to revoke Conditional Use Permit 64-350 based on findings to be drafted by the City Attorney and approved later in the meeting, the findings to be based on testimony that the rear door had been used for other than an emergency exit; excessive noise, trash and debris in the parking lot; and incompatibility with the surrounding carried b the following rol l call Mote: The motion r neighborhood. Y g AYES: MacAllister, Mandic, Bailey, Finley, Green NOES : Kelly ABSENT: Thomas Formal conditions were presented to Council later in the meeting and approved. PUBLIC B alxG - ZONE CASE 84-17 - APPROVED REZONIAG TO Q-10 - ND 84-37 AP"MD - ORDINANCE NO 2745 - IN RODUCTIOM .0PROVED The Mayor announced that this was the day and hour set for a public hearing to consider a request from G. P. Building Enterprises to rezone 38, 280 square feet of property located on the south side of Yorktown Avenue approximately 340 feet east of Beach Boulevard from R5 (Office Professional) to R3 (Medium-High Density Residential). The Planning Commission has viewed this request and is recommending rezoning the property to (Q) R2 (Qualified-Medium Density Residential) with conditions. The City Clerk announced that all legal requirements for notification, publication and posting had been met, and that she had received no cosssunications or written protests to the matter. The Director of Develppment Services presented slides of the area. The Mayor declared the hearing open. ii ' Robert Mickelson, representing the developer, stated that there would be less intensity of the develepment if the project is planned under the requested saving than there would be under the present zoning. He requested that Council approve Zone Case 84-17. There being no one present to speak further on the clatter and there being no protests filed, either oral or written, the hearing was closed by the Mayor. The City Clerk presented Ordivance No. 2745 for Council consideration - ~A ORDMAMCs Ol Tu CITY Of ADNTINGTO0 BEACH AMMING TO NMIMCit71r W= ORMAWK ODDS[ BY AXENDING SECT105 "61 TO MVIDr Ep! CRA*X 01 Z0111W FM 0"JC1 P00FISSIONAL DISTRICT 70 QUALIFIRD MEDIU*-HIGH DUSITY ■ 911MM" DISMZCT ON U" "ho"an ELT IACATID ON 'TIZ SO= site ' OF TCDRTCMN A1iMo RUT Of UACK BOVLiVARD (Z01M WE NO. 84-17)." A -motion, was grade by Kelly, seconded by MacAllister, to approve Negative << Otelaratiou 54-37 to approve introduction of Ordioaote No. 27450 after h i2 CvwrCi1 MiS to 12/3/54 District regarding a response to the letter from the City of %atinitaa j* h objectiAg to the proposed dumping, of kszardous waste •aterial frm Stltieffellow into the ocean. CJ 'LMI,A'S 11 SM - lAROX LOT LMJUPCTION - UPTIM TO STAY Caawilaan handic rrgsested that staff investigate the request for asriscsmce =a" by Edvin J. xitSe, representing August !Management, loc. , related to leg&: action pertaining to the parking loc shared with Garfield Dank And Garfield's site Spot. PIG OF BELL MST 07 UACR BOULEVARD - STA RYGDZ RZQWA3Ju COuncilmaa ?tandic requested a report from star: retarding progress in the widening of Heil Avenue west of Beach Boulevard . r RMvstvPWRT/FLOOD CONML - RZPMT JtLgS TLrD Councilwom&n Finley requested info:..►at ion .rom staff regarding r edevelopme C. it pertains to flood control. MDUUMM RIG ALUM LOf,ATIOtt OF DISCO TITS NIBS - sllp 't' TO REVIEM Following dircussi.7n, a motion eras spade ay Green, se:ornded by Mac-Allister. to direct staff to review ordinances regulating the distance from disco and nightclubs such as Garf:eld's, IcabodS, etc. from residences. The svtiort carried unanimously. PCTA ianaciI"a MacAllister informed the Kayor that he would like to cont%nrnse AW-Tying as liaison co the Public Cable 7eAevision Authority. �YMAMCY OD 2741 - AbOrM - tAjMIMC Op My= VUICLaS IR L j_g"tTY rw City Clerk presented Ordixamee go. 2741 for Council consideration » "41 fMOMMM OW TIN CITY 0! 3MTw7uv IZALM AWUU C TU EMUMM W ACX = A916Z M`!C AWWDW SEC"C W 9106.4 AM 9106.#; AM AWIM TOMM ALL RIMATM 70 TU r."Kist or vt VMCL&S IN ; 0rUWL DtsmeTs.• i!r i by Hard ic, second j%&cA l l is t e-r, Council adopted Oed iaauce 4ftat reading bt titles by tbt follovieg roll call voter: AV: 90117, XacAllistsr, %andic, )!Ditty , yialty, Green f some l: ?.lama 1 + Palo 13 Council Hioutes 12/3184 � 0011100 NO-2738 - Ai O?= - ZC 84-16 - OOLI)EMST/GARFIBLD a 7iee City Clerk presented Ordinance No. 2738 for Council consideration - "AN MINA= OF TU CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH AMENDING THE, UUNTIX=11 3940 CMDI1 M= OODE MT AM=I11G SECTION 9061 THEREOF TO PRMIDE FOR CL UM OF U MM FM LIGHT INDUSTRIAL, DISTRXCT, COMBINED WITH OIL PRODUCTION AM CIVIC DIMTRIC!' TO LIGHT I11UlUSTRM f1I MYCT, COiKIINBD WITH 01 OIL PRODUCTION AND CIVIC DISI'r'IICT: F'Rt71! RESTRICTED MANUFACTURING DISTRICT, CONSIMM WITH CIVIC DIMZRICTO TO RESTRICTED MAAUFACTU1tING DISTRICT, COMBINED WITH 01 OSL SUCTION AND CIVIC DISTRICT; FROM RESTRICTED MANUFACTURING DISTRICT, MOIMND WITS OIL MDUCTIOM AND CIVIC DISTRICT TO RBSTRICTED MANUFACTURING DTlMCT, CONIM WITH Ol OIL PRODUCTION AND CIVIC DISTRICT; AND FROM LIGHT t IM STRIAL DISTRICT, COMBINED WITH OIL PRODUCTION TO LIGHT 11MUSTRIAL DIMICT, COMBINED WITH 01 OIL PRODUCTION 01 REAL PROPERTY GENERALLY LWAM MR OF GOLDS WEST STREET AND GARFIELD AVENUE (ZONE CaSE NO. 84--16). On motion by Mandic, second MacAllister, Council adopted Ordinance No. 2738, after reading by title, by the following roll call vote: AYES: Kelly, MacAllister, Mandic, Bailey, Finley, Green 10GES: None AMENT: Thomas FINDINGS RELATED TO REVOCATION OF CUP 83-I5 - APPROVED GARFIELD'S IlITE SPOT The City Attorney read the conditions violated by Garfield's Nite Spot which led to revocation of Conditional. Use Permit 83-35 earlier in the meeting. A motion was wade by Mandic, seconded by Finley, to approve the following: The City Council hereby finds and determines , following public hearing, that Conditional Use Permit 83-35 shall be revoked, on the following grounds : 1. Condition No. 5 of Conditional Use Permit 83-35 provides that the rear door of GarField' s Nita Spot be used only as an emergency exit. Testimony during the hearing established that the rear door was frequently opened and closed during the evening hours of operation, in ;1 violation of Condition No. 5. (Testimony of William A. Klausen, Telephone No. 964-4519). ' 1 2. Violation of Condition No. 2 of Conditional Use Permit 83-35; i.e. , r yalling, hooting. honking, intermittent noise, :rash, and debris, sad excessive ' noise was teatif ied to by numerous residents mad co- tenants of Garfield Shopping Center (testified to by Klausen (964-8519) , matron (968-2605. lark Simnian (692-1022) a violation of Huntington Beach Municipal Code Section 8.40.111(b) ; 8.40. 111(c); 8.40. 111; 6.36. "20, and ►, tares Green, Councilman. Yr 3. ` The subject land use advr.r&ely affects surrounding land uses as well as 'busisusses within the sexisting shopping center because Gsrfiol►d's I N Seneratea excessive noise and crash aesumulatiou; has failed to apWir ` with Css dat3aas o! t#earr use, Appirrnral to restrict the rear a:ic to sees " eoadtitaet�es a public nuisame to a considerable number of persons in the oet Vitinity. and there fare is incompatible with its surrouadin8s. °` page 12 Council Minute 12/17/94 '4 Councilman Kelly requested a leave of absence from Council for the month of Jaavary. On motion by Rally, second MacAllister, Council granted Councilman Kelly a brave of absence for the month of January. The motion carried unanimously. "arnaa B KITE SPOT - CUP 83-35 REVOCATION RECONSOCRED REPORT rM 30 DAYS rollowing discussion, a notion was made by MacAllister, seconded by Kelly, to reconsider the action taken by Council at the meeting held December 3, 1994 to revoke Conditional Use Permit 83-35 for Garfield' s Nita Spot; to postpone further consideration of the revocation for approximately thirty days, to January 21, 1985 and to direct staff to submit a report to Council for that meeting. The motion carried unanimously. LEASE OF STATE LANDS, FOR PUBLIC MARINA Councilman MacAllister suggested that Mayor Bailey make a presentation regarding Council support of the proposal to lease State Lands for a public marina at the State Lands Commission meeting to be held January 16, 1984. it 7 DUDGIM IN NMM" Y HARBOUR Councilman MacAllister reported on a meeting with Supervisor Wisder regarding dredging in Huntington Rarbour channels. PUBLIC RELATIONS COMITL'EB CRLATED On motion by MacAllister, second Kelly, a Public Relations Committee was created by unanimous vote. Mayor Bailey, and Councilmembers MacAllister and Kelly agreed to serve on the committee. ADJOURMOT Mayor Bailey adjourned the regular meeting of the City Council _o the City of Huntington Beach to 1:00 P.M. , Wednesday, December 19, 1984 in Room 8-7, Civic Center Comaplex. City Clark and ex-officio Clerk of the City Council of the City ATTEST: of Etunt' ton B ch, California C1e Mayor 'Page 13 - Couacil Mina llll/dS RMCDNPi1R The Mayor called a rates* of Council at 9: 15 P.M. The meeting was reconvened at 9:25 P.M. WMIC0rM Ayena y It!NIPMENT - APPIOM The Dsputy City Clerk presented a communication from the Chief of Police regarding the need for ancillary equipment for the recently acquired turbine helicopter. The thief of Police presented• a staff report. A notion was made by MacAllister, seconded by Thomas, to authorize expenditure of approximately $779500 from unappropriated general funds for completion of helicopter purchase and outfitting with police equipment. The motion carried by the following roll call vote : AYES: Kelly, MacAllister, Mandic, Bailey, Finley, Green, Thomas POES: None ASSENT: None COi1SIILTANT AGE MUNT — APPROVED — DOOWNT X PARKING TiAIM17 A F13It11i ING STUDY - PAIN 7dAiMC !! ADK 6 DOUCLA$� The Deputy City Clerk presented a communication from the Department of Public Rorke tr ' mittiog a Consultant Agreement between the City and Parsons, Drinek*rhoff, Quade is Douglas, Inc. , for analysis of parking transit and fi*AIacing heeds in the Downtown Redevelopment Area. 1 The Director of Development Services presented a staff report. A motion was made by Kelly, seconded by Finley, to approve and authorize execution of a contract between the City and Parsons, Srinckerhaff, Quade 4 Douglas, Inc. for analysis of parking transit and financing needs in the Dovetowa Aedevelopuent Area. The motion carried by the following roll call vote: AYRS: Kelly, MacAllister, Baiter, Finley, Green, Thomas MOBS:_ Done ADSTAIN: Mandic "SEli'T: Bone STATUS - G <I IZLD'S NITS SPOT .CO TAD TO 2 J I V 85 The. Deputy City Clerk presented a comsunication from the Development Services „ Director transmitting a status report on Garfield 's Hite Spot . xire Director of Development Services presented a staff report. A motion was made by Green, seconded by Dailey, to continue consideration of Ci*tield's hire Spot to February 19, 1965. Following discussion, the motion carried Unanimously. page 14 — Council Min' — 1/21/85 Meetig of Interested Parties Re: Garfield's Nita Spot Scheduled �• %he . City Attorney announced that a setting between st+sff, residents, Garfield's Mite Spot representatives and any interested parties was scheduled far February 7, 1985 on the fourth floor of the Administration wilding at the Civic Center. RICIPROCAL PARKING AGREEMENT — APPROYtD ---MOLA D6V1tLOPMWT — 00QUT658 pRtyt 1�� MI■.1 ��I The Deputy City Clark presented a communication from the Department of Public Works transmitting a Reciprocal Parking Agreement between the City and Mola Development Corporation for a joint use parking lot. The Public Works Director presented a staff report. On motion by Kelly, second MacAllister, Council approved and authorised execution of: a Reciprocal Parking Agreement between the City and Mola Development Corporation for a joint use parking lot in connection with the residential development plan for the Huntington Harbour property at the end of Countess Drive. The motion carried by the following roll call vote: AYES: Kelly, MacAllister, Mandic, Bailey, Finley, Green, Thomas NOES: None ABSENT: None a 'PRA"IC STUDY FOR NUNTINGTON CENT CO?=RCIAL DISTitICT — REgEST YN -P20POSA�L$�6...EALIFICATION — APP� The Deputy City Clerk presented a communication from the Department of Public i Works transmitting a Request for Proposals and Qualification from consulcants for traffic study for the Huntington Center Commercial District Redevelopment Project. The Public Works Director presented a staff report. Following discussion, a motion was made by MacAllister, second Finley, to direct- staff to disseminate the Request for Proposals b Qnslifications and to select the beat proposal and qualified applicant and to prepare a contract for City Council approval. The motion carried by the following roll call vote: AYESe. Kelly, MacAllister, Bailey, Finley, Green, Thomas NOSS : Mandic ABSENT: None u : RESOLMONS NO 5481 AND 5482* ::. ADOPTED' ..CLUN •IJf •US01XVtONS FOR LOCAL' . Q�11y".At: PROCRAl1 The Deputy City Clerk presented a communication from the Development Services Directors transmitting cleanup resolutions which contain modifications and cltrifiaations to the Local Coastal Program implementation. The Development Services Director presented a staff report. 1, !S .2 - Co sac h Minutes 425/85 o s ► sza': wi g aronr car �o�t nVom - WISAXO sort ra o Tbe; om.uoication from the City Attorney 1ltputy. City Clark presented a c ragardiag Garf told a bite Spot . Tbi Chlef of Pout• presented a staff report. The Develo"ont Services DIM'tor presented a staff report. Discussion was held regarding moving the valet parking. The Chief of Police explained the limits of police jurisdiction on private property. A action was made by Kelly, seconded by Mandic, that the City Council not revoke the Conditional Use Permit for Garfield 's Kite Spot. The notion carried by the following roll call vote: ATttS s pally, k&ndic, Finley, Green FOSS: Dailey . ABSENT: MacAllister, Thomas -A: action was made by Mandic, seconded by Green, to schedule a review of Garfield's Ni_•e Spot in three months. following . discussion, Councilman M.tndic withdrew the motion. lollowiog discussion, a emotion was mad^ by Finley., seconded by Green, to direct the City Attorney to proceed with a. nuisance action against Garfield's 7#1to ,9pot. The notion carried by th,a following roll call vote: AYZS': Bailey, Green, Finley 11063: Rally, Mendic MSE4T: MacAllister, Thomas I V0 5502 - ,ADOPM RL STING ADDITIORAL CALUOrA iIA COASTAL F CY IBG - UPOW1 07 PIER The City , Administrator presented Eisolutioo go. SSOZ for. Council consideration a "l 12SOLMON Of Tug CITY- C MCIL OF TW9 CITY OF 8MUNT011 Mica-:-EWINT AwrTiomm CALIFORNIA COASTAL 0058 lrVANCY FUNDIIIG TO UPGRADE TR CITY'S IMICIPA... PIU." The •'Citlr Administrator presented a staff report. He clarified that the . Vropored resolution authorized a request to the California Coastal Coosetvar�cy for up to $275,000 is additioaal funding over and above the $150,000 previously granted by the California Coastal Conservancy. Following discussion, a nation was made by Kelly, seconded by Green, to adopt selutiats No. 5502. Following disc-,;aslant the notion carried by the following roll call rota: ATIS: Xellr, lfandic, Dailey, Green Nogg , Finley ., An : Ka"llister, Thomas err, W%AW W i M an INTER-DEPARTMENT COMMUNICATION p see, fio Charles W.; ,'liio*pson James .W. Ti1in , .Director City Administrator Developm6ftt Seririces INTERIM REPORT, ON Deter November 1 S , 1984 ACTIVITIES OCCURRING AT GARFIELD PLAZA Op_6ctdber IS - . 1984 the City Council directed. staff to monitor the efforts of Garfield ' s management to control nuisances froze activities occurring-` 1n the parking, lot adjacent to Garfield ' s Nite Spot. • Staff .was to 'pr'epare an interim report on this matter within days as • part. of City Council review of the Conditional Use Per it , tb• • bie -heard at their meeting of December 17 , 1984 . To date see p d bumps ,have not been installed on the site vtiilet parking was -used only once by Garf iel'd ' s Nite Spot (Wednesday err,*fining , ,.October-.,31 , 1984 ) and the. southerly and easterly driveways ha +a noit been blocked off to mitigate the noise created by vehicles ' ariI customers n this area of the shopping center. It also '.appears ,tha_t 4the security. officers have limited effectiveness in controlling .anr:oy ng . activities th the parking lot On Saturday morning , November '10 , 1984. ( 1 : 00 a .w. to 2 30 a+e. ) staff otia;erved; ttte foilowing ,act.ivities occurring in the parking iot of G.rfi idI's plaz. : -Vehicles.' braving engines , speeding and honking horns in the larking area. E Custioreers screasirig and yelling in the parking Tot. - People sitting in Vohities drinking beer. .'.Two individuals seen urinating in the landscaping ( one male and j one f tuale) ;duts;id9 activities observed by staff on the morning of Saturday; Nor.e�wber 10 , 1984 in the parking lot of Garfield ' s Plaza laad '.staff to .0 cludo that: the situation has not Improved. and remains a public 'all. -sauce to ' those residents living adjacent to the 'parking area at ;W,f i'eid• p.la•za. ' t It'f466s, not �ippear that there has been a substar.+tial effort to date to rsiniui:ze the nuisantes emanating from Garfield ' s custoiers . eogre •ting :. in the parking lot ; because of that , we are asking the ''Couriri tostt a public hearing at the earliest possible title. a 0 �tstoNm ��ation : ; s W6 staff -recommends that the City Council schedule a public, hearing L parfait Garfield, s Niue Spot the $` l + oa etetir ='3 1'984 to' ' p pdpportunity to now.; cause iih Conditional Use Permit No 83-35 should not be revoked i b .treoCitifonsurflf regarding to thisemaiterhe public the opporturifty to voice ti p B 8 t • At t'ae?oent s 1 . -Area Map: Z . Site Plan , . 3'. Conditions of Approval 4 . ` Latter from City Attorney dated October ' l5 , 1985 S . Letter from Police Department dated October 8 , 1984 I r, 6 . Minutes 'of City Council Meeting of October 15 , 1984 r • i l i 1 t 1<� 1 1 ' f. rR; " IAAPRI �. ` � "=i •' R!RI ni 1 } s Rl j='eZ! =1 R! 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Box IIto CALIFORNIA $26" L:ebeuery 8, 1984 CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT 'NO . a3-35 APPLICANT: Garfield Night Spot , Inc. 19070 Magnolia Street Huntington Beach, California 92647 .REQUEST: To permit the establishment of a video disco club within an existing -building . LOCATION: Subject property is located at the southeast corner of Magnolia Street and Garfield Avenue. DATE OF APPROVAL: February 7 , 1984 ;FINDINGS FOR APPROVAL: L`. The proposed use is in conformance with the City' s General Plan. 2 . The proposed Facility will not adversely affect surrounding lane] uses as well as businesses within the existing shopping center because the proposed facility is adequately insulated and on-site parking is sufficient for a land use of this type . CONDITIONS .OF APPROVAL: The site plan and floor plan received and dated December 23 , 1983 , shall be the approved layout . 2 . The proposed video disco club shall comply with applicable requirements contained within Chapter 8.401 Noise Control of the Mu'nieipal Code-. 3 . The hours of operation for the proposed video disco club shall be from 11 :00 A.M. until 2 :00 A .M. , seven clays per week . 4 . Prior to occupancy of the video disco club, an Entertainment Permit shall be approved by the City of Iluntington Beach . 50 The, rear door shall be used as an emergency exit only, and not na' a main entryway into the facility. In addition, the building shall be equipped with an audible alarm and panic hardware . 1 ,, r private security for 'the facility '$?iall be' provided niyh/tly' at the'-applicant ' s. expense . 7 The proI&se.d facility shall comply witii all applicable fire ,and bujiding codes prior to occupancy of the proposed facility. �. . prior to '`the issuance of, a certificate ' of occupancy, written perinissi6n shall be obtained from the Chief of Police permitting a dances or dancing on the subject property. A copy of said approval srA11 be submitted to the 'Department of Development Services prior to issuance of a ' certificate of occupancy. :l 'hereby certify that' Conditional Use Permit No . 83-35 was approved by the planning Commission of the City of. Huntington Beach 'on Tuesday, February 7 , 1984 , upon the foregoing conditions and citations. very- truly yours.. L �aw�s James W. Palin, ' Sectetary ]lm. i i • INTER-bF.PAkT'MENT COMMUNICATION To HONORABLE MAYOR JACK KELLY 'AND From (SAIL HUTTON MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL City Attorney Bubiect NOISE VIOLATIONS; . Date October 15, 1984 GARFIELD' S NIGHT SPOT AGENDA ITEM H-1; City .Council Meeting 10/15/84 1he ' proprietor of Garfield ' s Nite Spot and his landlord have agreed to the following steps in order to reduce the noise level at tltve subject location: 1 ) Installation of speed bumps in the parking lot by the landlord . 2) Initiation of valet parking by the proprietor ; and 3 ) Installation of chains by the landlord to keep traffic from going behind .the shopping center businesses during the hours of 9 : 00 p.m. to 2 :00 a .m . each night'. On October `15, 1984 , an, attorney for the landlord informed our office that lie had obtained the necessary consent from An adjseent property owner who has a claim of right to.- unobstructed access -to the entire parking lot area. GAIL' HLITTON , Ci:.y Attorney CC : Charlds Thompson , City Administrator James Palin, Director. , Development Services Mike GLrange, Assistant Planner Ted Endres , 'Deputy City Attorney Mr . Craig Wa t r car, HUNTINGTON BEACH DEVELOPMENT SERVICES 1. 00T �y j P.O. Box 190 Huntington Beach, CA 92648 �• !' CITY OF HUNTINGTON LEACH INTER-DEPARTMENT COMMUNICATION IIL'Yllti(,1alh/IACII To AI. .SCI NI:111.I\, 1,1 IJTI' WjSJ'I' From I:. snIANDtM1, 111�t'1:("I'I1rl: VICE/0,NIGNNIZI:I) (:111��11:/Nr111(;fll'1(:S VIC'I;/(�l;(�1\'i�.t:1) 0WIf: Subject (A10:11 1.11'S N ITI: SPOT Dale (X'I'0111'.N• 8 , (hl lU-'�- 1 , I)VICCI ivC I.OIr(;III,IN :Intl I Wont. to GAIZIFIFLI)Iti NITI: til)OT, located ;1t 191170 ,Ntignolin , Huntington Reach. We arrived at 10: 31) :and } not i�(d On, frcmt parking tut to he completely 11 11od WWI cllstotuct•S ' cars. a kn ubservod ;approximately 75 customers standing in line waiting to enter ('AIWI1-LD'S. I noticed that many of the arriving; ctastorner's wcre forced to bark tltc:il• czars to the rear of CJ11t1:11:1f)'S. 11ais area of parking is sccltaded from the front area of the night spot and it borders a residential tract that -is cast OF (lr► WI iii.n' S. Detective I.OII(;IlI,1N and I sat to the rcaar of CARFIELD'S botiveon 10: 30 I'. . ;and 11 :30 !'.iti1. I noticed this parking area to he extremely aactivc. Ileohle watild he constantly ;arriving anti lea\nng with soirae vehicles racing up anti klumi the parking area. 14uri ng this hour I observed M11110r•otas incidents whore People would ret-111r. to their vehicles , yelling allloug theillselves aand other incidents 14lory peuple just stand .1ro1111d thVia- c.11•s nrl,i L$;dh Very loudly .11110lig t henls( I vVs. Oil one incident 10h:;rlvc(I tttiu vC)l i c'l 'titi romp raL i:lg into t llr rear lravkillg lot . 11w vehicles caa,llc 1*o a Screcc•hing with ,b( OCCUI VItti ' gal• they second vehicle cha111(11�1.irtl; t.o fight the. orclqMnt ul' the: I' lrst. ve'hie:l( . 'Ill( ::1111jects tw1•c' yeIIin1; .1111I ptibiling catch othc-r and if it wasn' t for :t' third party that intcavened, as I'ight would have hrokun oast . After ten anil,tatcs of po-aac•c-laaking tho subjects left the At 11 : 30 I'.!`I. , 1)ctective i.DIJ(MAN and I walked thraugh the front parking, lot of C��R I I LR'S. I ob-se rve:' approximately -"0 people standing in line baiting to canter 0111FIC1.D'S. 111c wa.;ked t:o the west portion of the, parking lot :~her: I obsea-ved a male subioct standing in the lot urinating next to his vehicle. 'llit sul)jcc:t was in perfect view of passing customer~. Ile contintaecl our patrol through the lnt and were unable to locate ;any security gla;ards, Detective LOUC-11LIN :and I positioned Corset ves on the thi rL; floor of a nc i ghboi'i ng l�ar�k tnccre we had as perfect view of the front pa.kin;; iot. By 12 midnight there weiv. about 25 people standing in line waiting .o enter GAR IELI 'S ;lncl it ` appenred that the flow of people lcaavitl; the business equalled the flow ;arriv-' ink. 'llle front lot remained full , causing the arriving cu-stotnel'S tO park in the veer parking lot . hIdle standing on the baank's third floor I could hoar i as mralar and 1-crlla11C arguing in the rear lot. 11ac frrnale was scretu ing very Wildly and this argtnnent lasted for approximately 10 tc 15 animates. We were � positioned approximately 75 to 100 yards front the, fighting couple . I cotrlal also hear vehicles racing in the scar parkin' lot , as well as observe racing vehicles, ill tilt front parking lot. I uh:;crvral .1 subject• nc.A to his caar in they front lot ;and he mis vomiting. 7lae subject finishod vomiting and than hnt t'AIZI:I FLIPS N 1'[T: SCOT' PAGE 7WO • lU-b-6�1 into his car. After a fete minittes Detective 1.01JOILIN mid I walled past the car an.l -oliser•ved the subject to he ;1SIOL-11 'in tlu! ill-iVC1" S SONt . •I'hc strhjCL:t S li;lrtt, a•c:rc: undulle alld his :.It i r•t wits tulhut ioncd. At 12:30 'A.M. , Detective i. NJOI1.1N alld I returnod to the rear barking lot where we sat in ottt• car. At approximately 1 :00 A.M. , Detective I.011(JII.IN and I callglit two males attempting to break into vc:h i c:l eS J)N i•i;Cd ill the rear park- ing lot . Tlic: twcr tiult.jc�cts wc�r�� arrctitecl lu�sticas ictn car' hrtrl;l;iry tools and Imolwd :tt' 11mil-ill);tc l Wadi PoliCe DellcirIrtuvrtl i;ti 1 . Nti:lnnr . Page 13 - Council Minutes - 10/15/84 r�� RESOLUTION �N�0 ''5449 �, ADOPTED - APPROVINC At �'ZCATION GRAD FUNDS UMDEE PROP 18 - ED'ISON CZNTER GYlO MIUM ADDITION CT - A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUMCIL OF THE CITY Of RMINGTON APPROVING THE APPLICATION FOR GRA1T FUNDS UNDER PROPOSITION 18 (EDISON.{MM GYMNASIUM ADDITION PROJECT. )" a RSSOLUTIOM. NO 5451 ADO APPROVIIIC APPLICATION -: GRANT 1PUbS :UNDER THE ROBERTI- URG URBAN 4`SPACE AND RECREATION PROGRAM -- (MANNINC PARK DZVKLOPNM) - A RE ION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY Of HUNTINCrO14 BEACH APPROVING THE-0 .ICATION FOR GRANT FUNDS UNDER THE ROBERTI-Z'BERG URAEAN OPEN SPACE AND RECUATION PROGRAM (MANNING PARK DEVELOPKENT) ." PUBLIC NEARING SCEMDULED 12/17/84 - REVIEW OF CUP 83-35 - VIDEO DISCO NIMTCLUD - CARFZELD MAGNOLIA The City Clerk presented a communication from the Development Services Director regarding Conditional Use Permit 83-35 granted to Garfield's Nite Spot located at the southeast corner of Garfield Avenue and Magnolia Street. The Deputy Director of Development Services presented a staff report. Discussion was held regarding possible steps Garfields Nightclub could take to mitigate the problems. Some suggestions wee-L-e to install speed bumps, valet Parking and a chain link fence. Discussion was held between Council and Mr. Silver regarding a court inj6ncrion which he said prevented him from providing valet parking at the nightclub. Foll''crding discuss ion, a motion was made by Mandic , seconded by Kelly, to schedule a public hearing to consider Conditional Use Permit 83-35 on December 179 1984. Following discussion with the City Attorney the motion carried by the following roll call vote: AYES: Pattinson, MacAllister, Kelly, Bailey, Mandic NOES: Finley ABSENT: Thomas Councilman Mandic requested a report regarding the matter at the meeting of November 19, 1984. ORDINANCE NO 2708 INTRODUCTION APPROVEii:"AS AXEKDKD - OIL CADS ...... The City Clerk presented ordinance W'" 2708 for Council consideration - "Am ORDINANCE OF TXX CITY OF ffiWI 1 BEACH AMENDIRG THE H fftNGTON BBACH MUNLCIpAI. CODE BY AMENDING C`TIONS 15.08.2201 15.08.2501 15.12.2109 13.12.120 15.12.150, 15.20. 13i = 15.Z0. 1b0, 15.22.050, 15.22.050, 15.24.0509 15.24.0609 AND 15.32.04Q; ,t,, ' ADDING NEW SECTIONS 15.09.215, 15.20.135, 15.20.165-, 15.20.3209 15a-ik.'6800 AND 15.32.0839 ALL PER.AIIIYNC TO Ta HUNTINGMN BEACH OIL CON Discussion was hel0e."0 rdina Section 15. 12. 120 pert=ining to an additional extaniion to the 110.1 sy coaaaencersent period already provided. I� r Page lk - Council Minutes -• 10/15/84 Following discussion, a motion was made by Pattinson, seconded by MacAllister, to approve introduction of Ordinance No. 2708, as amended, after reading by title; Section 15.12.120 was amended as follows: delete the words . ". . -for his feea paid minus ten dollars ($10) . . ." and add the words ". ..an extension of one-hundred-twenty (120) days, or a refund of 50 percent of the fees paid. No refund shall be allowed once a one-hundred-twenty day extension has been granted." The motion carried by the following roll call vote : AYES: P.ittinson, MacAllister, Kelly, Finley, Mandic NOES: Bailey ABSENT: 11,,omas Councilman Pattinson left the meeting. RESOLUTION ID 5455 - ADOPTED MOU - NBA The City Administrator informed Council that they had been provided with copies of Resolution No. 5455 pertaining to a Memorandum of Understanding with th= Municipal Employees Association. On motion by MacAllister, second Mandic , Council adopted Resolution No. 5455 by the following roll call vote: AYES: MacAllister, Kelly, Finley , Bailey, Mandic NOES : None ABSENT: Pattinson, Thomas 1 BOLSA CHICA MEDIAN ISLAND OPEIIINC - APPROVED -- SHAU DRIVE The City Clerk presented a communication from the nepartment of Public Works regarding a plan and cost estimates of alternative methods for providing a left turn opening at the Shark Drive opening on to Bolen Chica Street. Following discussion, a motion was made by MacAllister, seconded by Kelly, to reaffirm the present design of the Bolsa Chica median island which denies left turn_ access to Shark Drive. The motion failed by the following roll call vote : AYES: MacAllister, Kelly NOES: Finley, Bailey Mandic ABSENT: Pattinson, Thomas A motion was made by Mandi.s , seconded by Bailey, to authorize a project change order for Cash Contract 606 of $15,000 to add a left turn opening in the Bolan Chica median for Shark Drive. The motion carried by the following roll call vote: AYES Tinley, Bailey, Mandic NOES: MacAllister, Kelly ABSENT: Pattinson, Thomas u REQUEST FOR CITY COUNCIL ACTION Date November 20 ,_1984 gubmted'to: Honorable Mayor and City Council ' Charles W. Thompson , City Administrator gubmitted by: Pn ,� by. James W. Palin , Director , Development Services '• ca ACTIVITIES OCCURRING IN PARKING LOT ADJACENT TO GARFIELD' S NITS SPOT Stmnwt of Issue, Recommendation, Analysis, Funding Source, Alternative Actions, Attachments: STATEMENT OF ISSUE : At the November 19, 1984 City Council meeting , the council. voted, to schedule a �ublic hearing on Decemz 3 , 1984 to permit the . owner of Garfield 's ite Spot _the opportunity to show cause Why conditional Use Permit No. 83-35 should not be revoked by the City Council due to various alleged nuisances occurring in the parking lot adjacent to and utilized by Garfield 's Nite spot. These nuisances are caused by Garfield ' s patrons entering , leaving and congregating. in the parking lot. The public hearing would also permit the public to voice their concerns regarding this matter . RECOMMENDATION : Revoke Conditional Use Permit No . 83-35 , based on findings that the activities occurring in the parking lot adjacent to Garfield ' s Nite Spot constitute a public nuisance to area residents and business people. Direct the City Attorney to initiate appropriate legal action to abate this use . ANALYSIS : At the September 5 , 1984 Planning Commission Meeting , a citizen representing homeowners in the area of Garfield ' s Nite Spot reported to the Commission that a variety of nuisances were occurring in the parking lot adjacent to Garfield ' s Nite Spot . As reported by the citlzen , the nuisances included yelling , screaming the honking of horns and speeding through the parking lot . Litter was also being deposited within the landscaping area and over the wall onto residential properties . request o£ the Planning Commissio n ,ion a staff member from 11t the g � q Levelopment Services visited the site on Wednesday , September 12 , 1984 . The inspection confirmed what the citizen had reported to the commission on September 5 , 1984 . The Staff member observed three persons drinking beer in the parking area , persons yelling , honking horns and were seen speeding (burning rubber and roving vehicle � engines in the parking area ) . r.o ant, ti CONDITIONAL USE PERMITS/US' MAIT FOR MICROFILMING gp I DATE APPLICANT RE UEsr LOCATION 84- 1 5/7/84 Atlantic Rich- Modify existing SE cor Slater b Golden field Co , gasoline station west 17502 Goldenwest to a convenience market 84-9 7/16/84 World Oil Mod.I fi ca tion of an SW cor Adams & MAgno 1 i Market existing gasoline at 8972 Adams station to a conve ni ence store 84- 18 7/2/84 Rudi Van Mil Permit 320OSq ft dr NW cor Beach & Slater thru restaurant and a 440OSq ft office commercial building 84-21 9/17/84 Susan A . Kline Establish an elemen 20800 Beach 1200ft N/o tary school & exten- Atlanta s ded day care 84-25 11/5/84 Susie Kyung Su Relocation of spa of 5915 Warner Hong Hawaii 84 -30 1/21/86 Arco Petroleum Permit conversion of 18972 Beach & Garfield existing service station to a conven fence market 84-32 8/6/84 Ed Giardina Permit a Temporary 16400 Springdale outdoor event 10/ 14/ 84 814-34 9/4/84 Phil Zisakis Permit Const. of NW Beach & Cypress 200OSq ft commercial building 84-36 3/18/85 Chevron USA Conversion 1�f exis- 18501 Beach at Main st ting service station repair bays into a con- venience market 85-3 3/12185 Barbara Leonard Child Day Care Facility SS/Warner west of Goldenwee 17242 argo Circle