Minutes-PC 1958/03/17~ ~, ~ ~'~1
Citq Hall
Anaheim, Caiifornia
March 1'i , 1958
N~NQTBS OF AN ADJOIIRI~D RHGULAR MBHTING OP THD C?ITY PLANNING COI~4IISSION
~ A~U - Aa :ldjourned Regular Meeting of the City Plaaning Commission was
g~1~ggPiNG called to ~~rder by Chairman Gauer at 2:05 O'Clock P,M,~ a quorum
' being present.
~ _~p~pN GAUBR, COMMISSIONSRS DuSois, Mauerhan, Summers, Thompson
a~ i{ungall.
COU4lISSIOI~R Morris entered the Meeting at 2:15 G'.:lock P.M.
Opl~lISSIONBR Hapgood entered the Meeting at 2:32 0'Clock P.M.
COA4lISSIOI~ffilt Allred entered the Meetiag at 3:25 0•Clock P.M.
D~E3 - The Minutes of the Regular ~leeting of March 3, 1958 were approved
as printed.
kF~'ge~cs~TCATiON -'This Reclassification was held over from the Meeting of March 3,
ap_ ~$7_gg_3g i958 at the request of the applicant, and just previpus to the
opening of t2iis Meeting, another request was receive3 from the
appiicant gsking for another extension of time until the Meeting
of April 7, 1958.
IIpon a motion by Commissioner Thompson, seconded by Commissioner
DuBois, and carried, it was moved that Reclassification No. F-
57-58-39 be held over until the Meeting of April 7, 1958.
m~~-~T~nTION - PUBLIC }~ARING. PHTTTION submitted by HUNTINGTON DBVSIAPbffiNf
!&D. ~57-58-38 OORFOR4TION, as Owner, 2411 Bast La Palma Avenue, Anaheim, Caif-
fornia; M.D. Mitchell~ as Authorized Agent, requesting that the
property described as being Lots 92 through 102 of Tract No. 1353,
and further descxibed as iying on the south side of Placentix
Avenue between Rom:ieya Drive and the Riverside Freeway, be reclassi-
fied from R-A~ RBSIDHNPIAL~AGRICULTURAL to R-3, MULTIPLB FAMILY
RESIDBNfIAL.
Mr. A. R. McDaniel, as Bngineer for the subdivider, appeared before
the Co~ission and stated that the portion oi land proposed for R-3
cras at the southwest extremity of the property, apd that it ivouid
be deveioped as garden type apz.rtments separated by a wall from the
R-1 development to the Hast. There wiil be aa street openings from
the R-1 property to the R-3. These Multiple Pamiiy Dwellings wiil
face on the interior uf the subdivision. No oae appeared in opposi-
tion to the granting of the Reciassification. THH HHARING IVAS
CLOSBD.
Upon a motion by Commissioner Tho~qpaon, seconded by Commissioner
Mauerhan, it was moved by Resolution No. 2G5, Series 1957-58, that
Reciassificat;~a. No. P-57-58-38 be recommended to the City CAUncil
for approval, subject t~~ the filing of A-3 Deed Restrictions.
The vote on the above Resolution was as follows:
Al~S: COU9~lISSIONBRS: DuSois, Gauer, Mauerhan,.~Lmmere~
Thompson and Mungall.
1V~B8: COMMISSIOI~it3: :ione.
ABSHNf: CObAiISSIOI~RS: Allred and Hapgood.
NOT VaTING: COAAIISSIOPIDRS: Morris.
~IIB1VC8 NO. 930 - PUBLIC HBARING. PBTTTTON aubmitted by HUNfINGTON DBVHLOPIrIDNf CORP••
ORATION, as Owner, 2411 Hast La Palma Avenue, Aaaheim~ California,
requesting permission to construct a NII~ (9) P00'f MASONRY N1ALL
along that portion of the Tract that fronts on the Riverside Free-
way oa the property descxi,bed.as 1y~ng on the sonth side of the
Raverside Preeway, between Placentia and Suntist Aveaues. The
prope:ty is presently classified R-A, RBSIDSNfIAL AGRICULTUAAL.
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CONrZN~ l~ ~ AD.~ B~LflB ~LPLArIl~IlNG C~lISSION, MA1tCH 17, 1958:
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YA83dI~ I~.. ~3i~ - 9Er. .~_ S_ ~*P~, as Eagincer for the Huntiagton Company, appeared
(L~II~) ~tffoce t~e C~om a~E ~glained that dne to the fact that the
s~daae"~'°' ~racts ~ ag:iast the Rive~rside Freeway, they would like
't~ esect x~g ~Lt ~i-~g fron six feet to aine feet in height, ~
Ae~daffi ~ t~e ccntoar oE tire Iaffi, ;r order to giee pr.ivacy to i
t~e aras .v~s aE t~e fime t~on~e~ ~hich the Haatiagtoa Compaaq pro- ~
P~se ~o ~ect ~ t~e gzogerty. No ine appeared in opposition to ,
ffie ~It$~ ~ t~G ~'ar~x..r-~. TH$ HHARIhG WAS CIASBD. ~
~'R~ ~~~ h3'C~iuaer Thowpson. seconded by Commissioner
~m~mas, s~3 caari,e~^ it rss maved bp Resolution No. 206, Series
1~ ~13. ~~mrfaaoe Ko. 43U De granted, subject to furnishing
~° ~'~ De~sft~eat ~ith tYie necessarq engiaeering data for
~~amctiam aE t~is ralt before checking by the Bu_iding
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~ARIAA~B.S. NOS- -~[-~C ~. ~~'I~hS sabmitted by IARAMORS CONSTRU(.TION COM••
931 & 932 ~5.~, as Yes~e, ~I~ ge~rip Bon2evard, 6Vhittier, (;alifornia; RUNZ
=31~ ~B ss ~=zed Age~, requ<sting permission to erect
~ar9 ~asecL+r~aE SIf,ZS to advertise the sale of homes in Tract
9a- 3~H2, ~aesag 90 2a[s an~d Iocated at Ball Road aad Loara Street,
sa8~s t~ fic ysca~ ('~ariaace No,. 931~ ~n the property described aS
~~~st ~~ BatZ Boad affi Buclid Aveaue, and (Variance
~o- ~32) ara tiee ~rtg 3escribed as being ou the 27arth side of
~~Il'• ~~, ~5 feet rest o€ the Ba2I Road turn-off, on the northwest
-~''"s~ ~~s4es a~d L?ai~ Boad. The properties are presemtly
ssi€ae~l as (~f'=;~••~~ 1fo. 432.; G-1, NHIQiB0RH00D COfYA~BRCIAL, and
~~'.;,r~~,• ~i_ +~32) R-A, Rffi'DHNiFIAL A(~tICULTURAL.
~ esae ~pea~~ fas or against the granting of these sign Yarisnces.
'~ °~`~. °i~ :'95 CIASED_
~P~ $~~ ~ Ca~issianer Morris. seconded by Commissioner
lA~es~a~- ~ casrie~, it ras moved by Resoiution No. 207 and 208,
3~s3rs d~'u'2 SS, tlsaL Qa~~~~es 93x and 432 respectively be granted,
~3+~it 1tm 1t~e asme co~iti, ts established by the City Council for
5mrffi dia~eeltia~II si~o,s.
VABIANC.B N0. ~33 -~~_ EEF'£~IiPf subneitted bp HRIQi C. WINGHR, as Owne:,
90IDi L~co3~ A~e~e, gaa~ei~, Ca,iifomia~ requesting permission to
~~`~ BANiH (1PBHA~TION bg (a) One (1) brooder for
~iDD rffiisks: (b) ~eae fi) hoese for growing pullets, capacity 1200;
~ c~' S~ i6) ffi~~es f4r Iayiag heas, capacity 400 eac:h - totai
~~s, ~~ fg~~F ~scribed as 90~1 Lincoln Avenue, and
~~°~+~ as t~ee nartfieast corner of Lincoln aad Magnolia
~~s_ '~ l~aoperty' as Preseatly classified R-l1, RBSIDBIVrIAL
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~- ~~ ~Pim~Y ~ared be€o=e the Cnmmission and statea that he
~ ao4i3~g f~t~er to add otTmer thaa that contained in the appli-
~'~- ~~e ~e~red sn oppositioa to the granxi.ng of the
r'asia~c~e_ 75~ ~InG I~S CIASBD.
~~ a~'~ ~'S ~ssioner Thomps~, secoaded bq Commissioner
~O's• ~~~~d.Y zt ras eovpd by Resolution No. 209, Srries
343'd-5~, i~at iBC;a,•~~ rfo_ 5-33 be granted„
V~ ~. ~~ -~~~`~_ ~~~~ ~~~Eed by PRED T. MAC.SAY~ as Authorized
~~ ~~ ~~ ~-'~°~a Avea¢e. Anaheim, Califorai$; Walter H. ~
~f' ~ s°m'~rt B- Stearns, as dwners, request~ng pecmission to
Q~ ~~L ~~Ftt~ oa the prop~rty described as 8192
Y+...~_"~ d~* ~ ta=~er described as 840.90 feet on the south
S~ ~ L~c~~a A~se betreea SLaatnn and Dale Avenues. The
P~4t~ ss psesm~lf c2assified i6-A, RHSIDBNfIAL AGRICfJLT[Je~AL.
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VARIANCS N0. 934 - Mr. Mackay appeared before the Co~issica aad stated tLe9 P~~~IY
(CQNTINUHD) have a Rea.l Sstate business on ieased prnpers7 near tve corner of
Lincoln and Stanton, but that tLey stst reaove this basiness b~
the first of F~pil from this praperty. He stat~ 1tLe basimess had
been established for some 12 year`s1 awt~1tLe preseat louti.oa. Mo oae
appeazed aoa3nst the g=SIIt1IIg OF `~c ~IZL19~rP• I~ ~.1AIIBG 1(AS
CLOSHB.
It was felt that by the extreme depth of tLe prapert~ snd t~e fact
that there is a flood control cbanne! nwnis+g across tLe lorer poz-
tion of the property, aad that the lAaster Plaa for this uea iaas
not been established or iaid out, tbat tLe applicant s~oald be resr
tricted to the first 250 feet back froa Liacoln A~eme. ihis ~s
agreeable to the applicaat.
Upon a motion by Commissioner kauesban, secamded ~ Coamissiaoer
Hapgood, and carried, it was moved b9 ltesolntian !io_ 21~, Series
195?-•58, that Variance No. 939 be graated for tLe estabiishmeat of
a Real Hstate business on the frnat 250 feet bact of Liacoin Aee-
nue, and that two signs not over 4 feet by 10 ffeet be per~itted,
these signs to be set back 30 feet fro~ tLe praps ty 2iae.
VARIANCS N0. 935 - PUBLIC HBARING. PSfTTION st~mitted b9 PA_~fi P1l1~IES, Il'~08-
PORATHD, as Owaer, California Bank BniLding, /lmsbeia, California;
requesting permission to CONSTBDLT f~ SF.~VIC~ STA3_T~ ~*!~ ~rep_ztg
desczibed as the southeast corner of Broad~sy a~ llaactiestez Aveane.
The property is presentiy classified C-2, (~AL O~O~IAL.
No one appeased for or agaiasf tb2 gr~tiag of this ~ar+~~°. ~
HHARING WAS CLOSHD.
Coau¢issionez !+lorris moved tha# Yariae~e xI!+. 935 be deuied, as he
feit that this was not a suitabie site for a eec~ice sta:tian. 'Fhis
motion was los4 for the want of a secood. Ceaissioner S~mers
made a motion~ seconded by Comiuissio~nes 2ha~p,son, and carried that
Variance No. 935 be granted for a~ervice statim, bf Resolation No.
211, Series 1957-58~ subject to the erectioa of tLe bailrliag ia
accordance with the piot plan presented.
~ARIANCB N0. 936 - FUBLIC HBARING. PSfTTION submitted by R#BVEY GIFlr ~LE aa3 ~~RT
ALLHN DIJI~, as Owners, 3825 Marron Aveaoe, I.om~g Beuh, California,
requesting permission to O~TISTRDCf ,*1~ lBa.SB II~tf~ (3) ST~tES C24
feet by 18 feet), one store ta be a barber sLop, aa the property
described as Lot 28 of Tract No. 403, ~ath side of Liacoln llqenne
between Wea`ern and Harding Avennes, aad fartber described +cs 312b
Lincoln Avenue. The property is presently classifsed lt-A, R&S1DEN-
TIAL AGRICULTURAL.
Mr, H. G. Duke appeared before th~ Co~issiea ar~3 ~tated tlnt he
believed the ~aly logical ase far thi.s propert~ a~ Liacoln Av~~e
would be amail stores, and •that he desir.ed to put a barber s~op ia
one of the stores. He has a 45 foot lot, apd is nsi~ug tbe campiete
width of the lot £or theae stores, ~ich ronld.sean tLat tme ral2at
along the propertq iine would ltiave to me of maonrT eaast~ct3oa
without windows. No building plaas re~+e snbaitted rith t~e ~uiance
petition. Mr. Coarad W. Secor, 2361 Aame~a Dri~e, Aaabeia, as
the owner of the property across the s4reet, ~oke ia fa~or of tbe
grantir.g of the variance. l~lrs_ 8. A. Szaaaa, 9021 H~diag Street,
stated that they have a dupiex direiliag directl~ at tLe rear of
thia property, across the 73 foot ailey, aad s6e qoestianed ~nether
the parking for these stores ~anld distnrb the residr~s of her
duplex. It was pointed out by llr. Dnte t6at tLe castaser partiag
:tould be ia front of the building, and t~at t4ee rear wold be nsed
fox either employee parking or occsaiamal tsnct deli~er~ to the
storea. THB HI3ARING WAS CL(~SBD.
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VARIANCB N0. 93F - Upon a motion by Commissioner Mauerhan, se
conded by Commi~sioner
(CONPINUHD) ,
Hapgood, and carried, it was moved by Resolution Vo, 212~ Series
1957-58, that Variance No. 936 be granted~ subject to:
1. The building line setback to be 35 feet.
2. The park3ng lots to be improved with blacktop,
3, The presentation of elevation piaas of the buildiag to the
Planning Department before the Variance ~.s reviewed bq the
City Council.
VARIANCBS NOS. - PUI3LIC HBARINGS. PBTTTIONS ::ubmitted by G. D. BUCCOIA INVSSTI~ffiNT
937 & 938 CO1dPANY, as Lessee, 3404 Via ~ido, Newport Beach, California, re-
questing permissioa to erect temporary direccional SIGNS to adver-
tise the sale of homes ia Tract No. 2530, located at Loara Avenue
and Claredge Drive, containing 18 lots, siga to be located on the
property described as beiag 300 feet wes~ of Buclid Avenue on the
• sov~h side of La Paima Avenue (Variance No. 937), and (Variance No.
938) on the southeast corner of Citron gtreet a~ La Palma Aveau~.
The properties are presently classified C-1, NBI(~iBORH00D COhA4HRCIAL,
and R-3, MULTIpIB FAMILY RBSIDENfIAL, reapectively.
No one appeared for ~r against the graat:ag of these sign Variances.
TH8 HBARING WAS CIA3BD.
Upon a motion by Commissioner Hapgood, seconded by Cos..iasioner
Summers, and carried, it was moved by Resolution No. 213, and No.
214, Series 1957-58~ respectively~ that Variances Nos. 937 and 938
be approved~ subject to the nine conditions established bq the Citq
Couacil for such directional signs.
R830LVfI0N N0. 161-Due to the many objections received from property owners adjacent
ta pzcpased locats~ioas for driva-in and walic-up restauraats, the
City Council requested the Planning Commission to start action to
place these uses ia the C-3, Heavy Commercial Zone, as they could
be considered as service businesses similar to automobile service
stations, The customeres obtain their food and drinks, consume
same on the premises, and then res!tme their travel. Mr, Cari
Heinz, 1200 North palm Street, owner of Cari's Drive-In, appeared
before the Commission and protested the proposal to put these uses
in the C-3 Classification. Mr, Cari &archer, owner of severai
drive-ins in Aaaheim and in Los Angeles, voiced his protest to t~e
above Reclassification by means of a letter addressed to the Plan-
ning Commission. He stated that 90~ of the business at hts drive-
ins ie adult. The teen~agers are ia the minority at his ~iaces
of busiaess, and he has no juke boxes or music; but that he could
see where such a use of juke lioxes until 1 or 2 A,M, next to a
residentiai district could be a auisance. Mrs, Bva St. Charles,
owner oF Best's Drive-In at 1202 South Paim Street~ appeared before
the Commission and stated that they have had conventional type res-
taurants, and Drive-In aad Walk-Up Restau=ants, and that they founa
the conventional restaurant creates as much litter as the Drive-In
type. At their Drive-Ia restaurant they have adequate trash cans~
and the people use same, so that there is no litter. All these
three Drive-in restaurant ownera stated that there was ao difference
in classifications between coaventional type reataurants aad the
drive-ins i.a Los Angeies County, or anywhere ~that they had been in
Orange County, and that the City of Aaaheim was setting a precedent.
It was evi.dent from the arguments presenfied that th~ae operatozs
• in many cases desire to place theae restaurants in the heart of
thictly populated areas ia order to draw patreaage from the resi-
dential units nearby. There apparentiy is no conflict tehere these
are located on a busy thoroughfare with no reaideatial propertq
aurroundiag it. '
In view of the protests presented by these operatars of Drive-Ia
Restaurant~, Commisaioaer Thompson moved that the question regarding
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ggSpLUrION N0. 161-the pcaper zone for these uges be postponed for tltirty days untii
(~p~„~p) a further investigation caa be made covering all phases of the
' operation. This motion was seconded by Commissioaer !!~rris and
cazried.
R~IA.SSIFICATION - PUHLIC HBARING. PBTITION submitted by HINTZ CONSTRUCTTON CO~MPANY,
N0, F-57-58-40 as applicaat~ 1545 gatella Avenue, Anaheim, California; Sigurd C.
Haasoa as Authorized Agent, requesting that the p~operty described
as beiag Lots 9, 10, il~ and 106 of Tract No. 2903 in the City of '
Anaheim, aad further described as 1545, 1521, 1511 and 1501
Satellu Avenue. be reclassified from R A, RBSIDHNfIAL AGRICULTURAL,
to C-1, hBIQiB0RH00D COt~fl~ffiRCIAL.
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A zepreseatative of the Action Hngineering Co. appeared before the ;
Co~eission and stated that Ratella Avenue is becoming a c~amercial ~
stzeet, a~ that there are oLher commercial uses in the area, that :
the present location of this property is next to~a church, that the ~
flood coatrol channei adjoins the property,on the~West, aal that
they own the property to the North of the proposed commercial loca-
tion. Mr. Sierre=t, owner of twenty acres directly to the South of
this property, stated that he believed the C-1 classification
would be the most satisfactory use of this propertq: A gentlemen
orming property directly to the West of the proposed cowmercial use
stated that he was verq much against the proposed Reclassification.
Mr. Stanley Stoval~ who stated that he had originally purchased one 's
of the homes of the Hiatz tract directly behind this proposed com- ;
nerciai center, appeared before the Co~ission in opposition to the °
granting of the Reclassification. He stated that he would not have ;
purchased his home in this tract if he had anq idea that the houses ~
frontiag oa Katella Avenue would be removed and replaced by com- ~
mercial uses. He stated these residences were permanently located
on the ].ots that were a part of the tract~ that they had been com- ~
pletely laadscaped. Mr. Bnight, owner of the property directly ~
behind, stated that in the sale of these homes no ment3on was made ?
by the Hiatz Constxuction Co. that there would be anything but ,
residential uses :n the area; if thPre had beea, he also would aot
have purchased a home in the tract. Mrs. Rnight appeared before
the Co~nission and stated that they har not received notice of the
Heazing. It was brought out~ however, ~hat there is no mail del-
ivery to these homes by the post office department at the present ;
time, and that any mail that is received is marked "Will Call" and
they pick it up at the post office. '
Commissioner Thompson brought up the question as to whether there
was some way that the Commission could take care of this condition
r~ere there ase no mail deliveries in new tracts. Mr. Gilbert, of
11'74 Gilbert St., stated that he had moved in a residential area,
and would like to see it tept a residential area. Several others
also appeazed before the Commission protesting the greating of the
Reclassification. Mr. Dan Tobin, represeatiag the Hintz Construc-
tioa Compaay~ requested that the Commission hold over the Hearing
until the principles from the Hintz Constructioa Compaay could be
present. How~ever, the Chairman ruled that the Public Hearing had
been held, aad that if t~ey had anything further to add in their
behalf, it could be heaYd by the City Council as they must hold a
Hearing also on aaq Reclassificatio,*.. THB HSARIAIG '"AS CIASSD.
Upon a motion by Commissioner Mauerhan~ seconded by Commissioner
'Thoupson, ~`d carried, it was moved by Resolution No. 2I5, Series
1957-58~ that Reciassification No. P-57-58-40 be denied.
The vote on the ab.~ve Resolution was as foilows:
A7~S: Ct «SION}3RS: Allred. DnBois~ Ga~er, Hapgood, Mauerhan,
~mmers, Thoau,~son and Mungall.
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RBQASSIFICATION - pLTBLIC ~. ?ffi'~'~1 ~ Iag ~!i{~, as Qoer,
N0. F-57-58-41 1~39~ 3da'b3~ S~'t, ~~"-t,.~„~~ ~~ ~~ t~C pi~-
erty ~p~~•~,"~•a ~~ Il,Il~ !~e ~et~ m~ fcrtLer deacriDed
a,s Syiag ~~e ~~~ ~_~ mi beirem Laasa aad
Adams Stx~~, gse mern=~,~sa~ ~'s~ ~,~., ~7AL ~L
to ld~.l, S.?~'
It aras ~ a~d a~ tt~zs ~ L~ax ttbc tata=e area aa~rth of
Broad~ay ~vd eas~ m¢ Ymsa~.~d ~~ a ai~ctg-daT eatensioa
of time ~a ~Ilg a~ffi i~ ~~ aE ~ af tLe Co~ciP
to rezome '~his ~ ~ ~ ~-Z'„ ~s~ = R~L ~ alapg Eeara
Street aad ~_ ~ &~P~F ~ fac ~me ~e on
8et].assi~ira~~,nm 3ia_ ~-~A ~&Il t~ ~ a t~is asieinal
8esolu#i:on a"~' IIm~flm~
A mmti.na avas ~ d~g ~m~r_s ~~~Y ~de~ bs Ca~issiaae£
Mauerhaa, aa8 ~. i~dt ~g ~nGs~ ~a_ ZI6, Sezies 1457-58,
t~e spplir~ 3~ ~ it~ timtt~r,~' ~•~i=R:ciCatim IIfo. ~57-5$-42
a~ tLe ~i7i.mg ff~t mrff~_
VA.2IANC8 N0. 819 - Thi~ ivas a~ ffa~ II~9 E~ 5~4~. s~r, Zs Aathorized
Iageat ~~r ~e ~a4ff ~ ~ ~ t~e sa~sect of
~ar;a~nrw 3oa. $~¢~. ~9 g~ ~ ~. ~sa~ of t~e ~aziM~P
for aa sddit~fl s~ ~ ffam~ ~ts ~i:~":m date of ~QriE Pz
1938_
upon a mo~~am a~ -- ~gs~ ~~ C s~;.,..Pr
Allredr, a~ayd~~•aaeII, aft ~ws ~ma~ ~y ~ 30_ ~2C1~7~~ Series
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