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Anaheim, California
June 27, ?.960
. ADJOURNED EieGULAR N~ETING OF TI-IE CITY PLANNING COMMISSION
Ad~ourned Regu:ar Meeting - An Ad~ourned Regular Meeting of the City Planning Commission
was called to order at 2s10 0'Clock P. M. by Vice Chairman
Morris, a quorum being present.
PRESENT i `:
- Vice Chairman Morrise Commissioners: Hapgood, Marcoux,
Mauerhan, Mungall and Swnmers. Commissioner Allred 1
entered the meeting at 2:25 0°Clock Pe Me ;
ABSENT - ~ommissionRr DuBois and ~~auere '~
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PRESENf - Acting Planning Director - Richard Reese ~~
Planning Technician - Gordon Steen ii
Representing City Attorney - Phil Robertson '~~
Planning Department Secretary - Irene Shaw
REC,.ASSIFICAiION - PUBLIC FIEARII~e PETITION submitted by EARL SPIRES,
No. F-59-60-100 10261 So Los Angeles Sto9 Anaheim, California, requesting
that the property described ass An irregular parcel with ~'
an average depth of 215° and a frontage of 312' on
Los Angeles Ste and lucated on the west side of
Los Angeles St.; its southeast corner being approximately
325' north of the north west corner of Los Angeles St. ti.'
and Midway Dro be reclassified from C-1 to C-3e
A gentleman from McDaniel Engo Coo presented a lettor to the i
Commissioners from Nlr. McMahon9 Attorney, for Mr. Spires.
There was no one in the audience opposing this Reclassification:
, THE HEARING WAS CLOSED. i
Commissioner Fiungall offered Resolution No. 289, Series 1959=60
and moved for its passage and adoption, seconded by
Commissioner Mauerhan, recommending to the City Council '
that Reclassification No. F-59-60-1009 for C-3, EiEAVY
COMMERCIAL9 be approved sub~ect ta the.following conditions=
~ 1. Solid 6' block wali along westerly property line.
~ 2o Development in accordance with plans presented. ;
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Frovision for 20 off-street parking spaces for employees. ;
r 4e Suitable landscaping on Los Angeles - front 20' for
landscaping.
The foregoing conditions are found to be a necessary
prerequisite to the use of the property in order to preservE
the safety and welfare of the Citizens of Anaheim.
On roll Call the foregoing resolution was passed by the
followfng votes
AYESs COMMISSIONERS: Hapgood, F:~:coux, Mauerhan, Morris;
l~ungall and Swnmers.
NOES: COMMISSIONERSs None.
ABSENT: CaMMISSIONERSe DuBois and Gauer.
Commissioner Allred entered the meeting Just as the vote wa~
being taken and declined to vote, as he did not hear any
of the discussiono.
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Reclassification - PUBLIC HEARINGo PETITION submitted by DANNY R. 8 GLORIk :.-
No. F-59-60-112 WARSCFIALL, 1271 FoothiliBlvdo, Lemon Heights, Calife, reque~sting
that the property dQSCribed ass A parcel 572° x 820° with
a frontage of Sao~ on S~anton Aveo and located on the southeast
corner of Stantor.. ei~~ ~range Avenues, also described as
600 S. Stanton ~:ree be reclassified from R-A, RESIDENTIAL
AGRICULTURAL, to C-1, NEIGFIDORHOOD C~MN~RCIALe
Idr. Hughes, the intended purchaser, was present.
There was no one in the audience opposing ~his keclassification.
THE f~ARING WAS CLOSEDo
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Mr. Ray Youny of Cliff Wolfe and Assqciates was present, and
represented the applicant. He stated that they had presented a
plan for a high class type of construction of shopping centere
They felt it would be an improvement and a service to the area.
Commissioner I~auerhan offered Resolution Noo 290, Series 1959-60,
and moved for its paasage and adoption9 seconded by Commissioner
Marcoux, reco~tl~dfng to the City Council that Reclassification
No. F-59-60-212, for C-1, I~IGHBORHOOU CO1Nt~RCIAL, be approved
subject to the fallowing conditions~
1. Development in accordance with plans presented.
~. 6' landsq~ping along Stanton and 10° landscaping on Orange.
3e 6' block wall on the east and swth borderse
4. Dedication of 45° from centerline of Orange Aveo
5. Prepare street improvement plans and install all improvements
on Orange Ave. and Stantor: Aveoy in accordance with approved
standard plans on file in office of City I:ngineer.
6. Payment of S2o00 per front fta for street lighting purposes...
on BOTH STREETSo
7. Provide drainage structuxe on Orange Ave. crossing Stanton Ave.
to the westa
8. 90.day time limit on items Noo 4, 5, 6, and 7~
The foregoirg conditions are found to be a necessary prerequisite
to the use of the pro~erty in order to preserve the safety and
rrelfare of the Citizens of Anaheimo
On roll call the foregoing rssolution was passed by the following
votes
AYESs COD9KISSIONERSs Allred, Hapgood, Marcoux, Mauerhan, Morris,
Mungall and Swnmerso
NOESs COMMISSIONERS: None.
AB~Ms COMbIISSIOI~RSs DuBois and Gauero
RECLASSIFICATION - PUBLIC 1~ARING. PETITIOli submitted by CARRIE P. McCLURE,
No. F-59-60-113 1648 E. Center Ste, knaheim, Calif., requesttng that the property
described as= A parcel 277' x 585' with a frontage of 585' on
Euclid Ave. and 2ocated on the northeast corner of Euclid Ave.
and Broadway be reclassified from R-A, RESIDENTIAL AGRICULTURAL,
to G1, I~IGEBORHOOD CONI~RCIAL, and C-3 (Restricted to Service
Station or any other C-1 useo)
A[r. Ray Spehar represented th~ applicant.
'Lhere ~ras no one in the audienGe opposing this reclassification.
Pians were presented to the Commissione
?E~ f~EARING WAS CLOSED.
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RECLASSIFICATION - Commissioner Allred offered Resolution No. 291, Series 1959-60,
No. F-59-60-113 and moved for its passage and adoption, seconded by Co~issioner
(Continuecl) Hapgood, reco~ending to the City Council that Reclassification
No. F-59-60-113, for G1 and C-3 Restricted to Service station ;.
_ or any other C-1 use beapprwed subject to the following conditionss }
lo Development in accordaace xith precise plan of development as offered;
by applicante ~
2. Sidewalks on Broadway and Euclid.
3. Payment of $2.00 per faont ft. fcr street lighting purposes on
both streQtse
4o Dedication of 45' from centerline of Broadway.
5a 100' aunimum setbacka
6e Landscape as indicated in Precise Plan.
7. Filing of C-1 and G-3 Deed Restrictions.
80 90-day time limit on items No. 2, 3, 4, and 7e
The foregoing conditions are found to be a necessary prerequisite to
the use of the property in order to preserve the safety and welfare
of the Citizans of Anaheim.
On roll call the foregoi~g resolution was passed by the follcwing vote=
AYES: COIdMISSIONERS: Allr~d, Hapgood, flarcowc, Mauerhan, Morris,
D~ungall and Su~ners.
NOES: COI~MISSIONERSs Noneo
ABSENi'= COMMISSIONERSa DuBois and Gauer.
RECI.ASSIFICATION - PUBLIC E~ARING. PETI1'ION submitted by M. L. 8 D. S. McALISTER,
No•~ F-59-60-114 8645 Ea Florence Ave., Downey, Calif., requesting that the property
descxibed ass A parcel 85' x 125' with a frontage of 85' on Center St.
and located on the south side of Center St. betnreen Bush and Rose Sts.,
its northeast corner being 100' vrest of the souttnrest corner of
Center and Rose Stso, be reclassified from R-3 to C-1.
Mr. Davis of Downey represented the applica~.t. He stated small retail
businesses are proposed for this site.
There was no one in the avdience opposing this Reclassificationo
THE HEARING WAS CLOSED.
Commissioner Marcoux offered Resolution No. 292, Series 1959-60, and
moved for its passage and adoption, seconded by Commissioner Summers,
reco~nmending to the City Council that Reclassification No. F-59-60-114,
for ~-1, t~IGHB0RH00D COI~RCIA, be approved, subject to the following
conditions=
1. Replace sidewalko
2, Payment of $2<00 per front ft. for street lighting purposes.
3. Developiaent in accorslance with plans presented.
4. C-1 Deed Restrictions.
5. 90-Day time li~~"bn items No. 1, 2, and 4.
The foregoing conditions are found to be a necessary prerequisite to
the use of the property in order to preserve the safety and rrelfare
of the Citizens of Anaheim.
O,z roll call the foregoing resolution was passed by the follaring votes
pYES: CONWlISSIONERSs Allred, Hapgoad, Marcoux, l+Iauerhan, Morris,
1Eungall and Summers.
HOESs CON4~IISSIOI~RS: None,
ABSENTs CONWlISSIQt~RSs DuBois and Gauer.
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ADJOURNED REGULAR NIEETING - CITY PLANNII~ COMMISSION -:NNE 27, 1960 - CONfINUEDs ~
~ RECLASSIFICATION - PUBLIC k~ARINGo PETITION submitted by Bo 8 W. PRODITCTIONS CORP.? :
~ Noe F-59-60-115 1890 Benedict Canyon Dr~, Beverly Hills, Calife, requesting tha~
i the property described as: A parcel 635'x~1295' with a frontage ',
of 635' on Harbos Blvdo a~d located on the northeast corner of
~~ Harbor Blvdo and Chapman Aveo be reclassified from R-Ato G2. 't
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~; Stuart Whitman9 represented the applicant and stated that they are ~
also developers of the property to the north where the White Front ~
~ Store is to 1~ builto Plans were submitted. s
;~ There was no on~ in the audience opposing this Reclassification.
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~ THE HEARING WAS CLOSEDe
Mre Steen stated that the project is somewhat shy on parking spaces
and that, however, there would be ample parking if property to the
north were considered a parto Ye ~uggested the possibility of
tying the two pxoJects togeti~er to guarantee ample parking in the
fut~are e ,
Lyle Wheeler stated that ~nder the lease with the White Front Develo~nt_
this entire project has the use of the parking, so it can be considered
as oneo ~
: 7his was satisfactoxy to the Commissiono ;
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~ Commissio-e~ Mungall offered Resolution Noo 293, Series 1959-60,
and moved for ite passage and adoption, seconded by Commissioner
~ Haogood, recommending to the City Council that Reclassification
No. F-59-60-1149 for C-29 GENERAL CONOu~RCIAL, be approved, subject
; to the following conditions= _
1. Developrttent in accordance with plans presenteda
2. Dedication of 60° from centerline of Harbor Blvd.
3o Dedication of 53° from centerline of Chapmano
4e Preparation af street improvement plans and installation of a11
improvements on BOTH streets in accordance with approved
standard plans on file in office of City Engineer.
5o Payment of $2000 per front £to for street lighting pruposes...
on BOTH streetso
6o Provision for drainage from northerly development and discharging
of said drainage on Chapman Aveo, east of Harbor Blvd.
7. 90-Day time limit on items No. 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6.
The foregoing conditions are found to be a necessary prerequisite
to the use of the property in order to preserve the safety and
welfare of the Citizens of Anaheime
On roll call the foregoing resolution was passed by the follawing vote:
AYES: COMMISSIONERSs,Allred, Hapgood, Marcoux, Mauerhan Morris,
MurLqall and Summers.
NOESs COMMISSIOP~ERS: None.-
ABSENTs COMMISSIONERSs DuBois and Gauer.
RECLASSIFICATION - PUBLIC HEARING. ACTION initiated by the CITY ~OUNCIL of the City of
No. F-59-60-116 Anaheim requesting that the property described as being the nor#3~
side of Winston Rd. between Iris St. and Los Mgeles St., also
described as Lots 1-3 8 10-19 of Tract No. 3203 be reclassified fzvm
C-1 to R-3,
Mr. V. Harbor of Iris St., a teacher in an Anaheim School, spoke in
favor of the reclassification. He read the minutes of City Councii
dated March 1957 and they stated dwellings. At 'this time, he read
two definitions of the word dwelling. He also stated there ~vas to
be a buffer wall betwe~n the R-1 and the commercial property. Ne
pointed out they do no•t have sufficient off street parking for
commercial.
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RECLASSIFICAI'ION - Mr. Harbor also stated that if two cars are parked on Iris and
No. F-59-60-116 two cars try to pass, they have a hard time. There is also
(Continued) going to be a school and the children need protection from the
traffic.
There were 5 people in the audiencsin favor of the reclassification.
14 were in opposition. ~
Mr. Pharis stated that there is an easement at his property and
also the type businesses whfch would go in, such as, Notary Pablic
etc. don°t have a mass of traffic. When this property was
bought it was bought as C-1.
Mrs. Warnoff, S. Los Angeles St. She stated the wall had been waived
and also the type of co~struction was all right so long as it
wasn't retail sales. We bought these as C-1.
Mr. D. Richmon of Hill P1. stated if he had wanted a~rtments on R-3
he could have bought them on the zone. He said that if this
zone was removed it would be like robbing him.
R. D. Rousch also spoke explaining that he would suffer a financial
loss if the property wculd revert 'to R~3 zoningo ~ '
Mrs. D. Hollenhouse, who owns Lots 10, 13 and 14 said that they
purchased their property as C-1 and that under the pioposed
zoning map they were considered as C-6:
Mr. Harbor again spoke and said that many of the people in favor of
C-1 do not actually live in the area.
Mr. Balbman of Iris St. presented some pictures ~ of the residential area
and also the apartments, he was for R-3.
THE HEARING WAS CLOSEDo
Commissioner Allred offered Resolution No. 294, Series 1959-60, and
moved for its passage and adoption, seconded by Commissioner
Hapgood, recommending to the City Council that Reclassification
No. F-59-60-116 for R••3 on lots No. 1~ 15 and 16 only which abut
Iris St., for R-3 be approved.
On roll call the foregoing resolution was passed by the following
vote:
AYES: COMMISSIONERS: Allred, Hapgood, Marcoux, Mauerhan, Morris,
Mungall.
NOESs COMMISSIONERS: Summers.
ABSENT: COMMISSIONERS:. DvEois and Gauer.
I'ENTATIVE MAPS OF - Applicant requested these be held over until further notice.
TRACT No. 3822 $
3823
REVISED TENTATIVE - Developer: Buccola Inv. Co., 3700 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach,
MAP OF TRACT Calif. The tract is located 174.11' south of North St. on the
No. 3794 west side of West St. and contains 21 proposed R-1 lots.
These are actually R-0 lots.
The dead end street is planned to go on west, this has quite an
opportunity to either turn north or south.
Commissioner Mungall made a motion that Revised Tentative Map of
Trct No. 3794 be approved sub3ect to the following conditions:
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REVISED iENTATIVE - 1. Eliminate stub street southerly; proposea easement shown on
61AP OF iRACT west tract boundary to be temporary until property to the west
No. 3794 is developed.
(Continued) 2. Pertinent plot and building plans to be submitted to City Council
for review.
3. Require that should this subdiyision be developed as moxe than one
subdivision, each-subdivision thereof shall be submitted in ,
tentative form for approval. ,
This motion was seconded by Commissioner Allred and carried.
~p~[L~~ _ Located along Orangethorpe Ave. east of Dowling.
ORANGEIHORPE
p,N1~gpTipr( Commissioner Allred moved that the Dowling - Orangethorpe 4nnexation
be iecommended to the City Co~ncil for approval, seconded by
Commissioner Morris and carried.
NORTHEAST - East of Jefferson and south of Orangethorpe.
AN[~XATION
No. 3 Commissioner Mungall moved that the Northeast Annex~tion No. 3 be
recommended to the City Councilfoi approval, seconded by
Commissioner Mauerhan and carried.
ADJOUR:~M - The meeting adjourned at 3=55 0'Clock P. M.
Respectfully submitted,
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RICHARD REESE, Secretary
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