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Nuaeim. Califorais
D~dwch 2. 1939
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1t8WtAtt 1~83~C - ~~1as pecti~ of tbr Ci4~ Piaania~ la.miaaioa xaa csiled ta ord.r
at a:05 O~Clo~t 1-JI. b~ l~siaoa Gar~ex. a quorua being preaent.
F7R8d~- - ~irs e~aer; Ca~a~da,erra DnBo3~s,, Diauerhaa~ ~era. 1~oapaou.
l~Ex. G~iaoc~z 1'~p~~od eats~er~d the ~eetimg as .?..•r30 0'Clock
YJI. C1o~iiooer liorris eate=ed 4b~e eeeting at 3:09 0'~Cloct B.N.
:lS9:lCl': - Qo~dssi~oaer A7.I:ed.
rihw+'~: - 'me ~+s .~~° tbe Ad,jone:+.e0, Ytagnl~ar Meeting of Pebrurc:ss ib; i9S9
aiere ap;ueo~w~ ~.EtII t~ irsc.~rts.on oa Page 9 of the ror:l 7°carried" -
0dec ~~•~~faca`=.~ "t~5& 5G-6,0 aad on Page il undes Vuiance
3~0., 1069 t~e raLd °seace'cary" 3.naerted, iaatead of the Nord
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vAAIA1~ICB 1io. w~t - ~iC ~. PSFtZiQt a~-.~itted by J. ~o s99~ 8~ghland.
~atba ~a~eda. Califoraia. ~,s Am~r, reQaasting pessiesic+n to
~.T ~ II~ ~@i ~00~ ~ IDC2i~' if+F 3UII1?YNG ~~. t.he property
dexri~ed as 829 Soath Bl~clid. 1lse~ rROperty is presr,At.tq
CAasyified CrI. ~'~qlHO~ ~.t...~aL.
ltr, ~„ es Qmer of •:hr pzoperty appeazed before ~iu
~Oo~3ssim affi ~e raa qnes. ~~iag the regsrdiag the cle!~.:dng of
trvr.'ts aad otber aperatio,res t1;xC .z-e being coaducted be,~Ades the
s,e2lirq~ of v~i.t. It ~~ ~lao r,i~~:~ated out Ll~at it ~rae msnatatory
s~: :. :~'eas.~e or ~0-11 b~~ p:ect~:d a.:e*~g the resr propertp kirsc;
t~ . stcsi.2oea7rr sdmeed to loot ,Lato these satters. 1H8 FI~JiitIYG
li3 CIAS~.
~an ~~'cian b~ l~oeaission~er ltanerb~an~ seconded by CommisaionEr
~sori a~ rarz3~~~ it ~a,~ ~oved that Variance No. 3094 be
~cS,d mver for ~ae s~eetiag and tba~c the applieant reconsidex the
~rapr.oed ,s~s. A•~sa.~uch aa ~t r'as felt by the Commieaioa to be
aast o: p=opo,ctiam to ta'~e 13ae af bnsiaess being condncted on the
grar3r_a a»d tba4 at sze..23r exeeeda auch peraitted signa i:~ t~e
~ proposFa zaoing ordin~~nce.
~B 1i0. lA9S ~ ~BIC ~31~ . pSti"'llaR sn;~aiL3ed by 3RM DQMTI~, '~"s3 Hsrbor
s+~:Lew~+.e~d„ Aaai~#~. Ca23forai~~, as aaner~ requrating persiasi~oa
to 9Q~'~D~.. ~D ~StA18 /l A&tA.uRANT AND OOCJCTAl?, LWNGS oa Lhe
p~ope.-t~ deact3bed as 1T3S Harbor 9oulevard. 1he property i~
Prtsd4Yly c3s.ss'~fried f',-~., li~7iG~:~O~CIAi.
Mr. A~. Z+oaog 4~u~ed before the Camissioa as Authoriud Ageat
for 3~a ~o~iuo, He stated 4b~!! ~r~qinailq naBer Vs.rieace 'r7o. 839~
s eoLel aee restaosaat ~rae gru:trd so tha4 the oaly coaeer~ of the
t`~+~-~*~ at t~,:* ti~e runld be additioa of a eocttai~ t,sr, which
3.s f~~t to be o:x~g~_°p ia coffieclioa rith a restsursat, He
st~dp,d 4Ae! ~,Qposed to ~aveat approziw,teiy $230.OC ) in 'this
rea[,t~es:ait ~'ic~ ~d12 iaciade a coffee shop snd a co~ktaii bar
sad ;m id~tioaa.t posa£bfli•Ly of ;23.000 to be apent in landaceping~
It ~eas !'osQ~ tb~.~c 4he ~+es4nnsant xonid accomodate 209 diaers aith
:i5 .::a at +;ae cock.tati Dar. lir. ILrueger, Ormer of !he Panlsay
lbtei .s~pe~~ ".~efare tbe ~iesipa and stated that lu fatrored
t~e ~atia` of dda Yarci.ance iaaaucJ~ as the patroaa oF his
~nte1 aed~ed a cxr-~r3~it p]sc~e !~ diae .
1fo ~~.pQc~:re~i ~i e~~poa.itfan t~+ t7e gasnti~g of the Jariance.
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Upo,• z~o~ti.o~ .qr ~°.~issinn.~c 1Lowp~on; seca.~led by Commisaioner
ll~e~ril sad ~urriea. it raea a:^•ed that by Reaolution No. 171,
lerieu 393~8-59, ~at Baria~c~ ~a. :095 be grsa4ed~ aub3ect to:
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RBGUTAR MBBTII~F - CITY PLINNING CQ18lIS.lIt~i - 1N~ ] 1~9 -~t
VARIANCB N0. 1(193 - 1. The ereetioa af tbe brrTl~l~ ad e~ai ~ to^Eae~s~t~
(Coatint~M) xith the piaaa pre~eale~, _ .
2. ~e dedication a£ b0 fcet f~+c~ e!e asrbra 7~ae o~ ~ebor
Boulevard to the tYt~ of twie3~ ~pe slY~tet ~~
3. That street iaprove~eat p3aas be pc~a~ ~~~
meata inatauM 3a acco~swoe eli~ aQpea~_~d.~,, ..
on file in tbe offiee of tfe Q1t~ ~seei._ .
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~'IlR7ANCB N0. 1096 - PUBLIC IdIiARING. PBITTIQQ snbdtf~ed bf A~~ ~~~~
1229 .West i.enter. Aparl~eat C, Amtids, ~1a~4fo~ts~ as Oi^et~ ~
RaXAtorID sr~f-R. lza9 Nest aeater. IQa~eat C. ~ei., oc23[o~ffia.
a$ Authorized Agent, reqnest;e~ pesisv,o~a to ~~i~ ~~
OBPICB IN BXISTING HUIi~Ii~ t1l~ 1l-1 m~$; o~ t~ propesty deaesib~ed
as Lot 6~ Tract No. 416, maA fart~er ~bed as 714 9o~t~ ~a1~
3tseet. ~e pro~erty 3a presmti~ e~assifi~Q ~-1~ ~Qy~i
RBSIDBNTIAL.
Mr. Aon Herring, appeared before 36e Cm~its~,ot as ~psea~atstiR .
of the Anaheim Board of R~ealtnrR aod s~ated t~at !~e p~fp~ed •
location they would proceaa litesaau~e sad aesd ost 4~r
multiple listings fros this offioe aai f.~at fbe~e as a~ t6e
properiy the room for the partia~ of sese~ ora s~ s~at t~ere
is an sileq behiad z:ie proper4y. .
He a.lso pointe3 ~ut thnt they had reaeived sipatues 3s f~~s
of the granting of xhe oaria~oe fza~ all .~ie sQ$odata~ psope=t~
orvners within 300 feet of tLe ~bjeet pmpert~~
Mrs. Vera 6ster, Realfor, alyo appeat+ed befp~e tie ~ica
an3 stated that ~the traffic at t~is ~ai rotld be ~e~ li~ll;~
No oae appeared in ogposition ta !Le gtaati~ of ~e lhr3saoe
at the hearing, be~t oae letter ras ree~r3ted fzp~ t~e ~a~le ae
Helena Staeet dire~tly aY thr resr c~ !be rsbjeet p:opertT
proteatiag c~ie g;anting of tbe 9a*~+~~. ~~*~ ~ Q~p~p~
ilpon a motion oq G.,mm~Faionei ~rs. aeood~e.^_ b' Oo~€~sipoer
Mung:.ll and carried, it ca~s ao~ned t~t b~ ~esayttyon lb~ 17~~
Seri~ea 1958-59~ that 9arianee 11-. 1A96 be ~teQ, a~6jeet {b:
1, 1he imaroviag of the ~arlri.gg arpi p~cpcsed a~ tbe pso~rta~
SRECIAIrUSH - PUBLI~ T?3-r~'IiVG. PSTiT'I~Q~i snbu3.tted ~of' H~ T. ,s r**r*ns 8.
PHRMIT 1~. 87 F~LZIN, ~.31i UnderY.i311 Avcnue,, ~+~~+~, 44~,L~~^~•~ ~•-- z--
under caat.rr-t, -r,.,~11~.At3Lg pl171i:iislO~ ~.~Q ~;~(,T ~ q~A~
a .is ~ cc~v:.r.a~.z~rrr ~rnu., ~ '~=-~~ w~~~~~ =-sc:~en as
being on .he ras4 side ~f Anc~:.d r.pFsa:i~ate~T 4,lp feet lbrth o!E
Romneys. 1]~e proper.ty i:a preaeatl~ elassified ~-$~ ~
AGRICULIURAL.
b note wes received froa the applicaat req~est.i~ t~,t aetioa
be deferred untii th~ next s~eetia~g upa~ t4is applfpt3on,
Upoa n motior, bq Commissioner AnBois, aeooodeA b7 t~datio0er
'iapgood r,tsd carried. it ~vas ~ored tl~t ~eciai-~~e plea~t l~t~, 2T
be continu4d until the Adjanrned Regnlar lleetia~ of ltareII ib. 195l~.
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RSGULAR M88TING --CITY pIANNING COMh1I33I0N - MARCH 2z 1959 - CONTINUBD:
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SAVAHIVA ~Qi00L - The Commissioa received a letter from the Savanna Schooi
DIS11tICT District fro~ Arthur D. Niebias, Diatrict SuperinteaGaat,
requesting the approval of a propu?~d achooi aite l~nown sa
No. 3. This school site ia on the Bast eide of Western
Avence approximately 66U feet South of Oraage Aveaue snd
Contains approximately 6 acrea.
Upon a mot3.on 'by Cocmisaioner Thompaon~ seconded by Commiasiorer
DuHois and carried, it was moved that the Anahei~e City Plaaniag
Commisaion approv~ school site No. 3 of the Ssvanna ~chool
Diatrict.
RBCIASSIPICATION - PUBLIC HBARING. PETITION sub~nitted by H~:+KBLL A. BBLI.HY,
N0, F-58-59-60 852 North West Street, Anaheim, California~ as Owner~ requestiag
that the property described as being Parcel A, a portioa of Lot 39
of the Anaheim Bxtension described as follows: Beginning a2 the
intersection of the Souther.ly line of Lot 39 and Lhe Basterlq
Right-of-Way iine of North Weat Street, thence Has4erlq to the
Westerly Houadary Sine of Tract No. 2184, Gity of Anaheim, 192';
theace Northerly aloag said bous-dary line to the Southeriy Right
of-Way iine of Aut:umn Street, 594.37' mare or lesa; thence
Westeriy along said Right-of-iday line to the Basterly Right-of-
Way iine of North West ~StseeL, 193.96' more or lesa; thence
3outherly along said Right-of-Way liae to the po~~c of beginaiag,
609.62~ more or less. Parcel B. A portion of lot ~8 of the
Anaheim Pxtension described a~ follows: Beginning at the iater-
section of the Northerly line of Lot 38 and the Basteriq Raghl-o~-
Way line of North West Street; thenc~ Hasterly along the Northeri;
line of said lot, 295.47'; thence Southeriy aloag the Westerly
boundary of Tract No. 1404, City of Anaheim, 960' more or less;
thence Westerly~ para11e1 to the Northeriy liae of Lot 38 ~f the
Anaheim Bxtension to the Basterly Right-of-Waq line of North
West Street, 295.47'; thence Northerly al~ag said Right-of-7Nay
to the point of beginning, 960' more or less~ and ~Further
described as Hast side~of West Btreet between North Street sad
La Palma Avenue be reciassified from R-0, xtBSIDHNTIAL-SUBURBAN,
to R-3, MULTIPLS-PAN:ILY RB3IDBNTIAI..
Mr. Haskell Kelley appeared before the Commisaion on the reqnest
for R-3. He stated that there is no chance for streets in t~e
area and that he dnes have over one acre of property with a
depth of 326 feet from the ceater line of the street.
Mr. Cardea, Owner of the~property directly South of Mr. aelley's,
appeared before the Commission and stated that we have so mnch
land growing up ta weeds at the rear that it uppears that we
at least should have an R-2 classification on this property.
Mr. Wood a*esident of Summer Street stated that his property
backs up t~: this p*oposed reclassification and that two years
ago similar reclassification was considered aad was dis~pproved
and that the only way to develop this psoperty is to make it
into cau-de-sacs streets. Mr. ~lair Liebhart who has property
in the proposed reclassi.ficatioa stated that he ~.t the present
time has a home and aiso.a quest house on his propertq. 7}+e
guest house however does not have kitchea facilities. He ala~
stated that he has ao 'c~sought at the present time of further
building on his property. Mr. Relley was asked bq Commissioner
'"hompson if he would be wiiling to apecify that R-2 would be
satistactory to himaelf and e*hers included in the reciassifica-
tion7 Mr. Haskeil atated that they would be satisfied with this
reclassification. 1HB HBARING WAS CLOSBD.
Upon a motioa by Commiasioaer Mauerhan, seconded bq Co~issioner
Hapgood and carried, it was moved that by Reaolution No. 173t
Seriea 1958-59, that the Commiasion recommend to the City Conncil
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ggCllL-R MBSTINti.- CITY pIANNING COMFIISSION - MARQi 2, 1959 - CONTINUBD:
R~CIASSIPICATI~i - that the sabject propertiea be rQClassified from R-0,
N0. P-58-59-60 R83IDSNTIAL Sui3UAHAN to R-2, 1W0-FAMILY RBSIDffiBTIAL, subject to:
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i. Tht placing of R-2 Deed Restrictions on the property
limiting any dwelliags to oae-story in height.
2. 1lse instaliation of sidewalks.
3. 4he paymeat of'$Z,00 per front foot for street lighting
purposes.
4. That a 90 day time limit be set for the accomplishment of
the abuve conCitions.
The vote cs the above reclassification was as follows:
AYHS: COMMISSIOIIBR3: DuBois, Hapgood, Mauerhaa, Summers,
Thompson, Mungali.
NOH3: COMMISSIONffit3: Gauer, Morris.
ABSHNT~ COhA~IISSIONffit: Alired.
RHCIpSSIPIGTION - PUBLIC HBARING. PBTITIQN submitted by ~t. ROBBRT G. ROBB,
N0. F-58-59-61 1707 So~th Suclid Avenue; Anaheim, California. as Owner~
requestiag that the property described as being 1703 Sumac Lane
be reclassified from R-1, SINGLB-FAMILY RBSIDENTIAL Lo C-1,
NBIQiBORH00D-COMMBRCIAL,
Dr. Robb appeared before the Commi3sion and stated that the
property immediately to the North is preseAtiy developed as a
Medical Center and this house faces on Buclid Av~nue. The
Doctor also stated that he did have a four year lease at the
present time in the medicai center just to the North. It was
explained to the Doctor that the requirements would be 2he
dedication of 53 feet from the center line of Buclid Avenue aad
the preparation improvement plans aad installation of all im-
provements and sidewaiks plus $2.00 per front foot for street
lighting Furposes on Buclid Avenue and that in lieu of pntting
in these improvements~ he would have to iile a bond. Wh~n ihese
conditions were explained to him, he a*ated that he was not in a
position to go ahead with such improvements at the present time.
1IIH HBARING WAS CLOSHD.
Upon a motion by Commissioner Morri~s, seconded by Commissioner
Mungali and carried, it was moved that by Resolution No. 174,
Series 1958-59, that Reclassification F-58-59-61 be d~nied
without prejudice. •
The vote on the above re~olution was a~ foilows;
AY$S: COMMIS3ION~tS: LuBois, Gauer, Mauerhan, Morris, Summers,
Mungali.
NOBS: CObA4ISSI0NffitS: Hapgood, Thompson.
kHSHNT: COMMISSIONBR: Ailred.
RHCIASSIpICATION - PUSLIC HBARING. PBTITION submitted by J~~ ~~TB~ 1464 Bast
N0. F-58-59-62 North Street, Aaaheim, California, as Owner and ARTHL: ALTl~BIDS,.
14231 Wagner, Anaheim, California, as Authorized Ageat, requestiag
that the psoperty deacribed as being 895 South Placentia be
' reclassified from R-3, MULTIPLB-PAMILY RBSIDBNTI.AL to Cr3~ FffiAVY
COhAiffitCIAL.
Mr. Joe Huarte~ appeared before the Commissioa and atated that
he had requested a C-1 ase for this property two months ag~.
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- - At that time it was asaertained that rart of t~e uaea for which
~Yi.~ 8c was asking would fall 1a.the G-3 elasaification. He aiated
Q~ed~ titat tt~ nperator of thie Service SkaLion has been in bu~iaeaa
€or foar years and that in order to expand this busiaess aad
thus bring ia a greater finaaciat teiurn it ia neceeeary to
~p=oQe thia property with a bu~'_ding as ehown in the pians
greaeated.
Mr. Hastoa Barrett, 1829 Tyroi Place, appeared before the
Comm~ssfoa and presented a petition coaLaiaing 35 aamea oi
geopie ia the arca opposiag Lhe reciasaification. He aiso
stated that M=. Stronach, Director of Parks and Recreation
far the Citp of Anaheim was opposed to the reclassification
aa8 that he had stated thia park will take care of 28~000
peo~Ie ia 1965.
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6tr. Aaqmoad G. Hariaec~ 1811 Tyrol Place, appeared before the
Ccmmission oppr,Ring the reclassification and the back end of this
grnpe=tq would 'oack up to siagle-family residencea on Tyrol Place.
b[r. Aitheide as the user of the property presented a building
~Isa~ which showed that there would be a block wall on the rear
af the property aext to the aingle-family reaidencea and that
oa tTtxmont Avenue there would be a store frottt,
~fter a ten minute receas, the Commission reconvened and this
Itesriag was cloaed.
IIpoa a motion by Commisaioner Mauerhan, seconded by Commissioner
DrsHo~s and carried, it was moved that by Resolution No. 175~
3rs~es I458-54, that the Commiasion recommend to the City Council
that the subject property be reclassified fro~e R-3, MULTIPLH-
FRb4ILF RBSIDBNTIAL to C-3, HBAVY COMMBRCIAL, sub,ject to:
2. The filing of Deed Restrictions limiting the use to the
saie of accesories which would inciude such items as
tires, batteries, mirrors, smcll exterior thiags and etc.~
together with tire service, brake service, tune-up service,
and wheel alignment aervice.
Z. The payment of $2,00 per front feot f~r street lighting
purposes.
3. Thc erection of the building and wall in accordaace with
the plans.
4. prepare street improvement plans and install all improve-
meats in accordance with approved atandard plans on tile
~a the office of the City Bagineer.
5, That a 90 day time 13mit be set for the accomplishment
of the above requirements,
- PQBLIC FffiARFNG. PBTITION submitted by GIACOMO LUGARO, 8512
II~1. E-~-~ Msgaolia Avenue, Anaheim. Califoraia, as Owner and McDANIBL
BNGIIV~ING COMPANY, 222 East Center Street~ Anaheim, Califoraia~
ag 8ut2torfzed Agent~ requesting that the property de3cribed as
Be~ag Lots .I through 21 of Tentative Tract No, 3365 be re-
class~ffed from R-A, RSSIDBNTIAL-AGRICULIIJRAL to C-1, NBIGHHOR-
A~OII Cm01~tCIAL, and further d~scribed as the ~outheast coraer of
Creaceat and Magaolia Avenues.
Mr_ A. A. McDaniei, as f.uthorized Agent for Giacoma Lngaro, the ~
Owmcr, appeared before the Comm3eaion who staLed that the coadition
ef thc prope=tq is such that the owner now canaot make a lieiag ~
fra~ same bq gardening aad therefor wiahea to coavert same to aome
ntttcr ~se so that other property can be acquired. The South one ~,
t~s~ of the property is cottsidered by the City for recreation ~ I
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AgG[JIAR MBBTING - CITY PIANNING COI~UdISSI~i - MARQi 2 1959 -~:
RBCUSeiFiCATION - At that time it wsa aaaertained thst part of t~e ases foz rhich
N0. P-S8-S9-62 'he was asting would fali ia the Cr.3 Glassifiauoa. g~ ~~
(Continued) that the operator of this Seryicc Statioa l~as *xrn ia trnsfa~sa,
for four yeare and that ia order to espind this bo•;++•as ar~
thua br~ng ia a greater financial retarn i! is necessar~ to
improve this property ~vith s bui;ding as sha~ in t~e plsas
preaeated.
Mr. Bartoa Bazrett, 1829 T~rol Piace, appeared before the
Commissioa and preaeated a petitioa coataiains 35 aa~es of
people ia the area oppoming the n~la~sifiptim. ~~o
stated that Mr. 3tzonach, Director of Parts a~ llecreaticp
for the City of Anaheim xas opposed to the recla,ssificatioa
and that he had stated this part ~riil tate care of 28.000
people ia 1965.
Mr. Raymond G. Harinec~ 1811 T~roi Place, appeared before the
Commiasioa opposing the reclassificatiaa and tLe ~act md of this
property wonid bact up to aiagle-family reaidences on ~roi Ylac~.
Mr. Altheide as the user of the propesty pzesented a boilding
plans which showed that there wald be a bloct r~.2 ea t2:e ~-~
of the property next to tbe siitgie-fasily resideaces aad that
on Vermont Avenue there xonid be a store froat.
After a ten minute recess, the Ca~mission recoavened aad tbis
hearing was elosed.
Upon a motion bq Co~issioaer l(anerLan. seco~ed by Cooissioner
DuEoia e.ad carried, it ~aas ~ved tha! by Resoiafion po. 175,
Seriea iS58-59~ that the Commission reca~end to tLe Cit~ Council
that the subject property be reclassified frao R-3, lpLTipLB-
FAMILY RBSIDBNT7AL to C-3, HBA~ry pa@~~, ~j~~t to:
1. 1he filing of Deed Restrictioas liaiti~g tLe ase to tbe
sale of accesaries which ycnld inciude yuch iteat as
tires. batteries, mirrors. seall erterior thiags aad etc.~
together with tire service, braloe aervice~ t~me_tip ser~i~~
aad wheel alig~eat service.
2. The paqment of $2.pp per front foot for street lightiag
purposes.
3. The erection of the bnilding aad ivall in accordaace ~dth
the plans.
4. Prepare street improve~nt pians aad instail ali iaproy,o-
ments ia accordaaee xith approved stand3rd pians on file
ia the office of t6e Cfty gngineer.
5. That a 90 daq time li.mit be set for the acco~q~lisL~eat
of the above reqnirements.
RBCIASSIPICATION - PU9LIC HBARING. PBT.ITI~i snbaitted by GIA~q LDGARp~ g512
N0. P-58-S9-63 Magnolia Avenue. Aaaheim, Caiifornia, as Orner and NcD~N~
BNGINB~tING (~MPA~'Y, 222 Bast Ceater Street, AnaLei=, Caligornia,
as Authorized A.gent, reqnesting that the property described a~
being Lota 1 ihrough 21 of T~entative Tract No. 3365 be rc-
clasaified from R-A, RBSIDBNTIAi~-(~tIQlLliStAL to ~1~ ~
H0~ COt~A!ffitCIAL, aad further deseribed as the 3butheast corner of
Creaceat and Magnolia Avenues.
Mr. A. R. McDaaiel, as Anthorize~! Agent for Giacons Logaro~ t~e
Owaer, appeared before the Co~nissioa ~fo stated that the condition
of the property is such ttiat Yhe a~er n~r ~y~t ~~ a k~ing
from same bq gardeaiag and therefor xishea to =oa~ert ,saee to ao~e
olher uee so that ot2~er pxaperty tan i~e aoquired. The Soath o~
third of !he property is cansi,deze.d bp the Cit~ for recreatyon
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RHGUTAR Id88TING - CITY PYNNNING OOTQlISSION .- MA1tQi 2, 1959 - CON7'INUBD:
RBCIA3SIPICATIOti - purposes as sk-owa on the teatative map which has been pre-
N0. F-58-59-63 pared tnown as Tract No. 3365, The froat lota 22 aad 23 are
(Continued) proposed for C-1, NBIQiBORH00D COA~CIAL and baiance to 2he
rear as R-3~ ASULTIPLB-PAPtILY RBSIDBNTIAL. -
Mr. Terrance Hildebrand, 2660 Yale Avenue,appeared before the ~
Commiasion in opposiLioa to the grantiag of the reclassification
on the ground ths! n_~ more commercial should be allowed oa
Magnoiia Avenue. It was assertained that his property lay one
haYf to three quarters of a mile away from the subject property.
No one else appeared in opposition to the graating of the
proposed reclassification. 2HE HBARING WAS CIASBD.
Upon a motion by Commissioner Morris, seconded by Commissioaer
~mmers and carried, it was moved that Reclaasification No.
P-58-59-63 be denied as the area is now presently siagle-familq
with ao commerciai contemplated by the proposed geaeral pian. ~
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The vote on the above resolution was as follows:
AYFS: COAAlISSIONffitS: Gauex, Mauerhan, Morris~ ~mmera, Mungall.
NQBS: 00I~4fISSIONffitS: DuBois, Aapgood, Thompson.
ABSBNT: C(~IISSIONBR: Allred.
2his motion did not carry by a two~thirds majority.
Mr. McDaniel then asked what was to be done regarding the
approval of Tentative Map of Tract No. 3365.
Commissioner Thompson made a motion, seconded by Commissioaer
Morris and carried that the Tentative Map of Tract No. 3365 be
approved for Lots 1-21 inclusive and that Lots 22 end 23 be
omitted and the bouadaries so changed to show this.
RHCIASSIPICATIOaV - PUBLIC FffiARING. PHTITION submitted by DR. HBNRY L. FOUQiffit,
N0. P-58-59-64 8762 Waiker Street, Anaheim, Ca23fornia, as Onwer agd R. G.
WITT, 614 Bast Bdna Place, Covina, California, as Authorized
Agent, requeating that the property described as being 3326
I.incoln Avenue be reclasaified from R-A, RSSIDHNTIAL A(~tICULNRAL
to ~1, NBIQiBORHCOD COMMBRCIAL.
Mr. Daugherty, as a representative of the Authorized Agent,
R. J. WITT, consulting Bngineer of Covina, California, appeared
before the Commission and stated that Dr. Poucher proposed to
develop this property with a medical building aad provide
adequate off-street parking. One lady who is owaer of the
property in the area appeared before the Commission and stated
that she was in favor aad knew that all her neighbors were in
favor of this reclassi:ication. THS HBARING WAS CIASBD.
Upoa a motion by Comwissioner ~mmers, secoaded by Commissioner
Hapgood and carried, it was moved that by Resolutioa No. 176
that the Commisaion recommend Lo the City Couacil that the subject
property be reciassified from R-A, RHSIDBNTIAL-AGRICULTURAL to
C-1~ NHIGHBORHOOD COhA1HRCIAL, subject to:
1. The erection of the building in coaformity with the plans
presented.
2. That C-1~ Deed Restrictions be filed, restrieting the use
to a medical and dental officea. .
3, Prepare atreet improvement plans and install all improve-
menta in accordance with state highway specifications.
4. She payment of $2.00 per froat foot for street lighting
purpoaes.
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RBGUTAR MBBTING - CITY PLANNING COMMISSION - MARCH 2 1959 - CONTINU~:
R8CIA9SIPICATION - 5. That a 90 day time limit be set for the accompliahment
N0. P-58-59-64 for the above requirements.
(Continued)
An amendment to the above resoYution was offered by Commisaioner
Morris~ namely that the front yard set back be 35 feet inatead
of the iD feet shown on the pians. This amendment dies for iack
of a second.
The vote on the original resolutioa was as follows:
AYES: CODAfIS3I0NBRS: DuHois, Gauer, Hapgood, Mauerhan~ Morris,
~ Summers, Thompson, Mungall.
NOHS; COhQlISSIONBRS: None.
ABSHNT: C~AtISSIONBR: Allred.
ADJOURNMBNT - Upon a motion by Commiasioner S~mmers, seconded by Commissioner
Mauerhan and carried, it was woved to adjourn uatil 2:OQ 0'Clock
P.M, on March 9, 1959 to consider the balance of this adgenda,
Respectful~ submitted~
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