Minutes-PC 1958/01/06Citq Ha1.1
Anaheim, California
Januarq 6, ?958
MINUfBS OP TI~ RHG[TIAR h~STING OP THS CTTY PIANNING CC!'rAfISSION
,- A Reguiar Meeting of the City Planning ~ommission was called to
order at 2:10 0'Clock P.M. by Chairman Summers, a quorum being
presen:. •
CONII~tISSI0N8R A1lred entered
COh9~tISSIOI~R Mor.ris entered
COh¢~tISSIOPffiR Hapgood entere
HRS: DuBois, Gauer, Mauerhau, Tha
and Mungall.
the Meeting at 2;20 O*Clock P,M.
the Meeting at 2;30 0•Clock P.M,
d the Meeting at 2;45 O'Clock P.M.
- The Minutes of the Adjourned Regular
were appsoved as printed.
- PUHLIC HHARING. P&TTTION submitted by LOUIS IiENNIG, as Owner. 200
South Los Angeles Street, Anaheim, California, reqaestiag permission
to CONSTROGT AND OI~ERATB AN AUfOMOBILE SH!' JICE CSNfER (Auto painting,
Upholstering, Body and Pender Repairing, G1ass Replacement, etc.) on
the property described as a triaagie piece of property located on
the south si3e of Vermont Street, east side of Manchester Avenue.
The property ia presently classified R-A.
Mr. Hennig appeared before the Commission and presented plans for
the new iocat~on of his plant. Under the new plans the bui3ding
wili face the Preeway, aad be located 150 feet souta of Vermont,
with access to the building being located at the extreme west
portion of the property, paralleling the Pneewap. Mr. vaugtian
Hammond, 822 Cottonwood Circle, appeared before the C~mmission,
opposing the granting of the variance, and stating that he did
ttot believe that this location was suitabie for this type of busi-
ness. THB HHARING WAS CLQSHD.
Inasmuch as the Commission originally felt that this was a good use
for the property and had granted it originally; a motion was made
by Commissioner DuBois, seconded bq Commissioner hfauerhan, aad
carried, tha~ by Resolution No. 146, Series 1957-58, Variance No.
823 as Amended t~e gss„*_e~!.
VAR7ANCB N0. 832 - PUBLIC HBARING. PHTTTION submitted bq BILL T. ASAWA, as AuthoriaP~!
(Amended) Agent, 9712 Stanton Avenue, Anaheisn, California, requesting a WAIVFR
of lot frontag~ from 70 foot to 60 foot in Tentative Tract No. 3142,
Lots 1-4, 13-15, 22-24, on the proQerty described as lqing 660 feet
north of Orange Avenue on the east side of Knott Avenue; also lqi~g
660 feet east of Knott Avenue on ths nbrth side of Orange Aveaue.
The property is presentiv classified R-A.
No one appeared for or against the granting of tlnis Variance. TI~
HBARING WAS CLOSSD.
Upon a motion by Crnnmissioner Thompson, seconded by' Commissioner
Alired, and carxied, it was voted by Resolution No. 147, Series
195i-58, that VariancE No, 832 as Amended, be granted for a waiver
of Lots 1-4 inclusive, 13-Y5, iaclusive, 22-24, iaciusive, which
are un~ler the 70 foot frontage required by ordinance,
RBVISSD TBNPA- - A Map of Teatative Tract No. 3142 as Revised was presented to the
TIVS MAP OP Commission. This is the tract referred ta under Var.iance No. 832.
TRA.GT N0, 3142 The subdivides is Hverett M. Koontz, 5792 placentYa Avenue, Pla~
centia, California, and the tract is located an the aast side of
Knott Avenue, approximately 665 feet north ~~f Orange Aveaue, a~
coutains 74 1ots.
Upon a motion by Commissioner Thompson, seconded bq CommissionEr
Gauer, and carried, it was moved that the Tentative Map of Tract
No. 3142 be approved as presented, sub3ect to engineering rec~uire-
ments.
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~t3CiASSIPICATION - PUBLIC HBARING. PBTTTION submitted by BVERSIT M, and GRACE P.
N0, P-57-58-10 R06NfZ; as Owners, Biil T. Asawa as authorized agent, 9712 StanLOn
(Amended) Avenue, Anaheim, California, iequesting that the property described
as lyitig 600 feet north of Orange Avenue on the east side of Rnott
Avenue, having a depth of 300 feet, approximately, be reciassified
from R-A to R-3.
This reclassification also concerns Tract Nc, 3142, No one appeared
for or against the proposed reclassification. THB HHA1tING WAS CLOSED.
Upon a motion by Commissioner Thompson, seconded by Commissioner
Gauer, and carried, it was moved that the Commission recomcend to
the City Councii by Resolution No. 148, Series 1957-58, that Lots
1-11, inclusive, and lots 68-74, inclusive, be reclassified from
R-1 to R-3, subject to the filing of the standard deed restricti~ns
for R-3 as required by the City of Anaheim.
VAR7ANC~ N0. 897 - PUBLIC HHARING. PHTTTION submitted by HSRMAN H. TOLKAPI, as Owner,
1253 Nor th Laurel Avenue, Hollywood, California, requesting permis-
sion to DBVSLOP A SUBDIVISION AS A ~OMBINATION OP SINGLF FAmILY AND
MUTTIPLB PAMILY HOUSING: also a WAI~'HR on five iats from 70 foot to
67 foot frontages, on the east side of Acac3a Street between Pine_
wood Avenue and the Houston Freeway. The property is pres~:,tly
classified R-A.
This variance was calied for hearing at this time. No one appeared
for the applicant, due to the fact that the scheduled hearing was
set as item n~mber 16 on the Agenda. Mr. George Patc, 1303 Nozth
Acacia Street, appeared before the Commission and presen4ed a
petition signed by 23 residents in the area opposing the granting of
the variance. Mr. J. M. Gonzalez, 1502 E. Pinewood Avenue, also
appeaFed before the Commi~ssion protesting that the granting of
Multiple.Family Dwellings i.n this area would be a l:azard to the
children going to school. The hearing was closed at this ti~e to
be reopened at its regelar point on the Age7da.
RHCIASSIPICATION - PUBLIC I~ARING. This reclassification was held over from the
N0. F-57-58-28 Meeting of December 16, 1957, for the submission o£ plans. Rep-
resentatives of the Broadway-Hale Stores, Inc. and the Colwell-
Barker Company appeared before the Commission and presented plans
for the proposed development, As per the pians presented, there
would be no entrance into the property for the resideats except
frercn Buclid Avenue, to"these apartmentsp therefore eliminating
traffic on Loara Street. There will, however, t+e on Loara Street
a short cul-de-s4c street, wh ich wili permit guest parking for cars
calling upo~z residents in the developmenC. Carages will be pro-
vided for each apartment unit. The street in from Suclid Avenue
Mould be only 34 feet in width and would lie along the drainage
. •:hannel and would be dedicated to the city as a pa*tial stieet, if
acceptable, THB HHARING VlAS CLOSSD.
Upon a mution by Commissioner Gauer, seconded by Commissioner
Alired, and carried, it was moved ttiat the Commission recommend to
the City Council by Resolution No. 149, Series 1957-58, that
Reclassification No. P-57-58-28 be approvP3, subject to:
1. That a partial street be dedicated to the Cit~ of Anah~im,
starting at Buclid Avenue and running back to tae development,
with the provision that this stree# eventualiy may become a
full width street.
2, That the buiidings be erected in accordance with the pians
presented.
3, That R-3 Deed•Restrictions, standard with the City of Anaheim,
be recorded.
T'ne vote on the above Resolution was as foliows:
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The applicant stated that he had nothing to add to the petition at
this point, Mr. John C. Rilroy, 618 South Spring Street, :.os
Angeles, California, appeared before the Commis3ion as the developer
of Tract No. 3313, lying directly at the rear of the subject prop-
erty, and stated that they believe.the P-L Zone should extend along
the complete frontage on Los Angeies Street without any breaks for
commercial uses. At the time the P-L Zone was estabiished by Re-
classification Na P-55-56-19, the property in question was owned
by Orco Commercial Properties, and no protest was mc.:e by them at
the time this zone wa.s established. 1~e desire to purchsse this
small parcel of property at an appraised price that will be reai-
istic. We believe that to aliow a 1500 square foot restaurant ard
cocktaii lounge in the midst of an industrial area in a P-L Zone
would be detrimental to a11 properties in the area. Mrs. A. A.
Warnoff. Reaitor, appeared for the applican+. and stated that Mr.
Petropoulus was an Anaheim resident intere~ted in opening a
restav,rant, for which there is a great need in the area. Nir.
Fetropoulus appeared before the Commission and stated that this
Commercial use would act as a buffer betw~en the M-1 and the
commercial and R-3 uses across the street. Mr. Ray Owens, 641
South Hop~ Street, Ias Angeles, California, appeared before the
Comhission and stated that he was a member of the syndicate which
purchased some 60 acres starting at Ball Road and running southeriy,
and that they had soid 2b acres to Mr. Kilroy. The property was
purchased while still in the County, some four years ago, and the
County zoned it as M-1, ~~ith a buffer strip of considerablq more
thaa 50 feet. Upon anne::ati~n to Anahein, the City rezoned the area
to M-1, with a P-L Zone, svhich was in line with our thinking for the
property, as we desired to locate high ciass industries on this
property si.miiar to other.s v,~e have located in Anaheim, such as
Menasha Paper Products and the Jewnll Tea Company, and others such
as aze located in Fullerton; nameZy, the Kimberiy-Clark Companq and
the National Cash Register Co. We see no reason to permit a com-
mercial use in the P-L Zone, and if a restaurant is needed in this
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dIINUTBS OP TH~ RBGULAR MH9TING OF THS PLANNING CONA(ISSION ON ?ANUARY 6.._1958. CONr'D.
py&S; COh9dISSIOI~RS: Allred, DuBois, Gauer, Hapgood, Mauerhan,
Morris, Summers, Thompson and Mungall.
N~3S: COI~lISSIONffiRS: None.
pgSgiVf; COhAfISSIONSRS: None.
pAR7ANC8 N0, 888 - PUBLIC HBARING. ~ETTTION submitted by PHILLIP QUARRS, as Lessee,
109 South Palm Street, Anaheim, Caiifornia, requesting permission
to HRBr'f A THMPORARY DIltEGTIOI~'AL SIGN-'to advertise the sale of
Sots and homes in Trac~t No. 2651, in the City of Anaheim, on the
property described as 904 North Placentia Avenue. The property is
presentiy classif ied R-A.
Mr. ~uarre appesred before tkee Commzssion and stated that he had
nothing to add other than that contained in the application. No
one appeared in opposition to the granting of the variance. TI~
HBARING WAS CLO6SD.
Upon a motion by Commi~sioner Mauerhan, seconded by Commissioner
Hapgood, and carried, it was moved by Resolution No. 150, Series
1957-58, that Variance No. 888 be granted, sub3ect to the nine
conditions established by the City Council for such dir°ctional
signs.
VAR7ANCS N0. 889 - PUBLIC HBARYNG. PSf TfIOV submitted by PETER PBTROPOULUS, purchas-
ing under contract, 203 Charlotte, Anaheim, California, requesting
permission to CONSTRUGT AND OPSRATE A RHSTAURANf AND COCICfAIL HAR
on the propertq described as lying 1,000 feet more or less south of
Ball Road on the east side of Los Angeles Street. T:~e property is
preaently classified P-L.
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~~'F~ ~8 b~TIl~G OF'1~E PIANNING C01~4KISSION ON TANUARY 6. 1958. CONf'D:
~~+ ggg - arese, ke wo~tld be willing to build same and maintain the P-L Zone,
~ 'IIae price asted by the owuers is unrealistic, namely $25,000, for
a g„QQQ sqaa=e foot parcel. Mr. Dale, a member of the Owens
~gad~scate, aiso z~equested that the application be denied. After
~~++=sioa of the property rights by Commissioner Thompson and
aCher m~embers of the Commission. a motion was made by Commissioner
'Eh~gsaa, secoaded by Commissioner Gauer, that Variaace No. 389 be
Itel~ e~ patii January 20, 1958, until an opinion could be received
f~ th~ City Attorneq relative t~ the rights of the sub3ect
psvpertg as reiated to the Zoning Ordinance.
~ D~ ~4Q - P[t}~IC FiEARfNG. PEfTfION sub m itted by WILLIS B. FORD, purchasing
omder coat=act. 2I8 West Broadwaq, Glendale, California, requesting
pe~issiua to CONSTRII(T AND OPERATE A RETAIL MILK DRIVE-IN STORH,
Ilifsffi]1WG HtOCf=SSING ANID PACKAGING OP THB MILK, on the property
ciescribed as the northwest corner of Placentia Avenue and Santa Aria
~treet_ The groperty is presently classified R-A.
btr_ EesEie Ford, brother of the applicaat, appeared before the Com-
missiaa a~ the applicant was out of the city, and stated that they
raaE~ He rritliag to dedicate 10 feet along Saata Ana Street and 53
feet alamg Piaceatia Avemie for future street widening. A Resident
af t~e area appeazed before the ~Commission and requested that a six
faat rai2 be erected adjacent to the residential properties. The
gZa~ pzeseated by the applicant showed that he proposed to erect
~ a waFl_ Apparently this removed any objections by the resi-
deatial propezty in the area. Tfffi HEARING WAS CLOSHD.
IIpoa a motioa bp Commissioner Allred, seconded by Commissioner
&aggaat, £t xas moved bq Resolutioa No. 151, Series 1957-58, that
P~T*'~+k'~ Mo. 890 be granted, subject to:
I_ The dedication of 30 feet from the centerl3ne of Santa Ana
St=eet, and 53 feet frod the centerline of Placentia Avenue to
the Citp of Anaheim for future street widening.
2_ Tue erectioa ot` the buildings in accordance with the plans
p=eseated.
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~II~ IIQ_ ~- E!ffiLIC HEARIl~G. PETITION submitted by MRS, JAY DS ARMOND, as Owner,
223ff Staatoa Avenne, Anaheim, California, reqnesting permission to
~ A SIQ'I Ta ADVBRTISH C'OMMBRCIAL SHOPS LOCATED AT 1220•-1236-
~8-~i4-I24Q Staaton Avenue, the sign to be located in front of
esi~tiag st~ops next to highway. The property is presently ciassi-
fied ~~ 2_
M=s. De A~ond appeazed before the Commission and stated that she
needed sigas so that the stores can be seen from the highway. No
~e appeared ia opposition to the granting of the variance. Tf~
I~FAR~ F~.S CL06ED.
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tI~ ste=es would be instalied after the improvements are in, such j
a~ water aad sewer line. Upon a motion bq Commissioner Alired, ,~
seccnde~ by Co~issioaer Hapgood, and carried, it was moved by ~
~~+~+*~ioa No.252, Series 195T-58, that Variance No. 891 be 4
~.raated, subject to code restrictions as to size and design of the e
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MIN[TrBS OF TFffi it~CaJ711~t ~C3~ ~'Il~ ~~IQ[ QF JA-~8Y 6, 1958. OONf'D:
RBC[ASSIPICATION - ~.4~ ~H~_ ~Il'IIICFi~1 ~*~ bF !~S ~F_ HILTS~, as Oomez,
N0. F-57-58-31 a~~83y2 Sx~_ ~Il~aa ~~_, ~~,- L~Iifax~ia, iFarzen-Ly~. Schtrtz, as
8V131Qf~ ~A ~~ ~ ~ l~vZ ~~1 ~S~1K4 ~ ~S~
7852 Sa. ~s~ ~vr~„ IlFm~ ar*_ thc easi side of F'iacea:ia
~.ye~, ~ ~g~~ ~¢ss~ am~ acsth Street, be reclassified
fr.nm ~-d4 ttm ~-3_ -
]dr. ~~atz„ as ~zrr~ ~ fac tHe agPf2cant. agPeazed before
the ~aas1 as~ll ~~ isi~t xitiz a C-1, :ieighboshaod Ca~ercial,
arsa ~3x~.tttIly it~ 1t~ ~„ that t5exe s~ca2d be ia the a=ea high
~deas~tg aesa~itnaIl ~ 4m ~3~ ss~QOrt this cosercia! area. No
,~e ap~¢+~d am ~aGn~ f.~ t~e ~-t~«ification. TfiE HFARING
7~ Q~1:~_
~pom a~~.mm firg ~*~~ F.~gfla8, sec~oded by Ca~issioaer
]daner~an, a~d ~saae~„ ~t ra~ mm~aed i~ 8esolatioa P~o. 253, Sezies
1~93'1-38, ~tt 4~ ~~'~ aec~end. to ~e City Comcil that
3tetlassi~f'aTSttnmm 3im_ ~7!-§t-~Il Be ~~ed to the City Ccuncil
f~r ap~rrmvab, ~b,IIe¢it tkr_
3_ 'T~e ~dced~ mff ~ fre~tt ffr~ t~ae cxa*_esli~ of Ylaceatia Avenue
ffmr ffm~ s~lt ~_
2_ '33~ ffasaa~ mff ~-~ ~~-trictiaa.s as staadard vritla the City
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~ av~e mm it8~ aH~a~ ae~mIl~ts~ aia~ as fo2.Io~rs:
A''~o ~~c ~IlSzed. DaBois, C~me=, gaPBood. Maaeshaa,
~-~c, c~s. 'Tho~pson and bdm8a11.
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VAR7ANCE N0. 892 -~.~aC ~~_ ~R'IIII'Il~t ~m~tted 1~! (~16iP4~Abl HETII,~RS= INC'Qt-
~~, as ~ts. 3~ ~Ea l~t Stzeet, Aaameia, Califoznia,
reqnes~'s~ a i~8¢'~ m~ ~ a=e~ seq~sire~eats fron 1225 square feet
t~D ]1~DD ~ ff~it ~'II'a~C 3m_ Z147, Ixated ai the santhrest
~camet m~ II4abe ~~ streets_ 'IIte Propezty is gseseIItZY
~3:8~~3$'~d ~-~
No ~ne ~ s1t it~ Hrsars~ ie~natiag the aPPlicaat. 6tr.
~. 3.. Q9vra~mIlit, ]~s_„ ~ 1°~"a`*~*s IDaive, appeared before the
~o~3ss3mm as ~rttt~.'~ ~a z~~at af the peoQ2e ia Tract Ko.
2673_ ~~remm+b~ x~petc~ic~ ~igaea ht 'TZ propertr o~aers in this
~~ ab~~ '~ time a+~ae~ £~ a rai~es of f-.e 2225 to 120Q
sqnar~ fferlt ffs¢ it~ ~s to Le baiZt ia Tzact '.w. 2T~. Another
z+PSi~t s~t ~b3a ~e ~~~ ~vi~ed his objectanas to the gtaaticg
,D'F ~e v83~amL~_ '~ ~ lEf:~ ~D.
IDpom a,~~m•,~ ID~g ~ms g~ood, seconded bf Caaissioaer
Mors3s, a~nd ¢~sssn~„ a1t r~ ~ h}r $eso2atim li~. 254, Series
3~93'J 38, tt,3~~ ~s*~~ IIia_ ~.2 be ~ied-. doe t~ tbe fact ffiat
the ffilmes am'II'~ 3ims_ ~'g ffi 2P7~ ca~riia 1350 sqcare feet,
and ia 'II~a~t ~m_ 2A1~, it~sc ~es rartt~ IZ00 ss~aaze feet.
vnR~ar~cs xo. 893 -~~_ ~u'~'~ ~~e~ `~ J. s. ~n~6, as o.~ne=,
222 ~s.s~ ~ ~. ~mr~ 2Q4. 6~ts. Cal"sfasnia, :equestiag
~esmassamm tto ~~' Rt l7IH 5~ b~ Citzas F.dsel Sa1es,
33~ ~ H~s ~eMs S~, aa tI~ praQcsty described as 416-
43$ I+lc~rit~ IIms ,'~eBes ~t~ l~csa. C~Iif~n;~, Itiseg on .ihe
~ast s3~e ~ff d~s ~~5. ~°'~'•"'r" 3dele aad S~a~ne Staeets. The
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MIN[tI'SS OP T}~ RBGUTAR_ MEETING OP TFID PIANNING COA9~lISSION ON JANUARY 6, 1958, CONf'D:
VARIANCB N0. 893 - Mr, J. B. Collings appeared before the Commission and stated that
(CONf'D.) he had nothing to add other than that contained in ihe appiication.
No one objected to the granting of the variance, TI~ HEARING WAS
CLOSED.
Upon a motion by Commissioner Thompson, seconded by Commissioner
Gauer, and carried, it was moved by Resolution No. 155, Series
1957-58, that Variance No. 893 be granted subject t~ the improve-
ment of the parkiag area.
VAR7ANCS N0. 894 - PUBLIC HBARING. PETTTION submitted by WOODROW BiRTERFIELD, as
Lessee, 220 Sast Pacific Coast Highway, Long Beach, California,
requesting permission to HRECf A DIRBCfiONAL SIGN TO TI~ DISI~Y-
LAND HOfSL ANC1 DISI~YIAND PARR, said sign to be 12 feet by 48 feet.
to be located at the Ball Road turaoff on the west side of the
Santa Ana Preeway. The property is presentiq ciassif ied R~~
Mr. Butterfield appeared before the Commissifln as the applicant,
and the president af the water company on this property also appeazed
before the Commission. There appeared to be a difference of opinion
as to who owned the property in question, and at the request of the
applicant, he asked that any action be postponed until the meeting
of January 20, 1958, until the true ownership could be estabiished.
Upon a motion by Commissioner Mungall, seconded by Commissicner
Maaerhan, and carried, it was moved that Variance No. 894 i~e con-
tinued until ,January 20, 1958.
VAR7ANCB N0. 895 - PUBLIC HBARII~. PBTTTION submitted bq V~ERANS OF FQtBIGN WARS,
Post No. 3173, as Owner, 106 Noxth Philadelphia Street, Anaheim,
California, reqa2sting permission to ffitHCf A SERVICE STATION on the
southeast corner of Ia Palma Avenue snd West Street. The property
is presentiy classified R-A,
Mr. Ulrich as representative of the Veterans of Foreiga Wars
appeare3 before the Commission. He stated theq purchased this
property from the City originally for a club house, but ~+ue to
their inability to fina~ce a club house, they desired to use the
property for a service station, aid build their club house on
another parcel of property. A discussion followed amoag the Com-
missioners as to what conditioas the City Councii had p]acea on
this property when it was soid to the V.F.W., and upun a motion by
Coauoissioner Thompson, seconded bq Commissio:e r All:ed, a~ carried.
it was moved that Variance No. 895 be held over untii the meeting
of January 20, 1958 for further information.
VARIANCS N0. 896 - PUBLIC HRARING. PETITION submitted bq REYNOLDS-MOVNS CONSTRUC~ION
COMPANY~ as Lessee, 8220~ Ball Road, Anaheim, California, requestiag
permission to ARBGT A TSMPORARY D~tHCfIONAL SIGN to advertise the
first sale of homes in Tract No. 3268, in the Citq of Stanton, sign
to be located on the southwest corner of Dale Street and Ball Road.
The property is presently classified R-A.
A letter was rece3ved from Mr. Reynolds~ Pzesident of the Reyao2ds-
Movius Construction Co.~ describing the hardships that would be
suffered by this subdivider if a sign were aot permitted tvrning
prospective purchasers from Ball Road southward to the Anaheim-
Stanton city limits. Mr. Reynolds also appeared in person before
the Commission and stated his case, No one appeared in opposition
to the granting of the va*iRnce. TFID F~ARING WAS CLa6BD.
Upon a mction by Commissioner DuBois, seconded by Commissioner
Thompson, and carried~ it was moved by ResolUtion No. 156, Series
1957-58, that Variance No. 896 be granted, subject to the niae
conditions imposed bq the City Councii for such directioaal signs
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MIN[TfHS OF T?iB RflGUTAR MggpING OP TtiH PIANNING COAAfISSION ON NfJARy 4 1958 CONr°D:
VARIANCH N0. 897=- ,. __:, "~,~,~ ~ • LL- ., r .
The,,,~iearing.~, -t-h_is..:y~ance was,,reoDened and Mr. McDaaists,. engineer
""'for the subd_iv3der,:appear~d before;fhe Commission an¢ stated that
he.belieoeli,hf'.should have, at the:same t une he presented this
variance and map, asked for reclassif~cation, For that reason he
requested that Variance No. 897 be held over until January 20, 1958
and in the meantime he would fil~ a reclassification petition.
Upon a motion by Commissioner Thompsoa, secox~ded by Commissioner
Mauerhzn~ it was moved that Variance No. 897 be held over until
January 20, 1958, and that the applicant rile for a reclassification
on this property,
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RBVIBW N0, 12 - PUBLIC HBA2ING. PETTTION submitted by JOE W, and RUTH M. ~"JRKS, as
Owners, 10062 South Stanton Avenue, Anaheim, California, requesting
permission to CONSTRUCT AND OPERATH A TRAIIEA PARK on the property
described as lying 300 feet south of Ball Road on the west side of
Stanto.n Avenue, having 133 feet frontage and 603 feet depth. The
property is presently classified R-A.
Mrs. Burke, the app;.icant, appeared before the Commission and stated
that there were other trailer parks on Highway 99, and that she
prcposed to have a nice development. Her next door neighbor, Mrs,
De Armond, appeared before the Commission and stated that she was in
favor of hayiag the trailer park next to her property, No one
appeared in opposition To the granting of the Special Use Permit.
TfiB HBARING WAS CLOSED, _
Upon a motian by Commissioner Thompson, seconded by Commissioner
Hapgood, it: was moved that Review No. 12 be approved by ResolutiQn
No. 157, St•ries 1957-SS, to permit the estab2ishment of a Trailer
Park, as tY,e subject property was felt to be suitable for a Trailer
Park.
RHCLASSIFICATION - At the request of the applicant, ..~~v,i~n was made by Commissioner
N0, P-57-58-29 Morris, seconded by Commiss~onei +„ ~^il, and carried, that this
reclassification be held over unti~. t:~e Meeting of Janna:r 20, 195a",
as the applicant desired to amend :.ame,
RBCIASSIFICATION - PUgLIC HBARING. PETTTION submitted L~ fi, AVERY McG1RTHY, as Owner,
NO, F-57-58-30 1138 South Broadway, Los Angeles 15, California; C,eorge R. Sant, as
authorized agent, 1138 So. Broadway, Los Angeles 15, ~alifornia,
requesting that the property described as 7.ying 338.25 feet north
of the centerline of Vermont Street on the east side of Citron
Street, having a frontage of 338,25 feet on Cj.tron Avenue and a
depth of 873,25 feet, be reclassified from R-A 1:a R-3.
Mr. H. A, McCarthy appeared before the Commissi<>n and discussed the
proposed layout study presented, showing 26 lot:s with {he alleys at
the rear of each lot. He stated there would be garages on these
alleys with each apartment. The study showed the lots only 67
feet in frontage, but this study was not preseated as a,tentative
map, so that any question as to loL widths would have to be resolved
when such a tentative map is preseated. The applicant dces not
have the frontage on South Paim Street. Mr. G. R. Sant, also
appeared For the applicant, azd stated thaY the developaent would
be high class, and they have been building in California for many
years. Photographs were presented to show the type of buildings
proposed. Mr, Vaughan Hammond, 822 Cottonwood Circle, appeared
before thQ Cammission and presented a petition containing 22 names
of property owners westerly of tde subject property in opposition
to the granting of the re~:lassification. Mr. Don Vaughan, 835
Cottonwood Cizcle~ appeared before the Commission and requested
that if the reclassification was granted, a buffer of R-1 should
be put on the lots facing Citron Street. It was pointed out that
no lots would face Citron S±reet, but would side on Citron Street.
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MIN[TfES OP TFffi RHGUTAR [~SfING OP THB PIANNING COb9~SISSION ON JANUARY 6, 1958. CONf°D.
RH(xASSIFICATION - Tha applicant stated that they would be willing on these Sots to
N0, P-57-58-30 erect only one-story multiple family units to act as a buffer
(CONf'D.) between the R-1 on the West. THS HBARING WAS Q.OSSD.
Upon a mo~.ion by Commissioner Allred, seconded by Commi.ssioner
Mauerhan, anr! carried, it was moved by Resolutior. No. 158, Series
1957-58, t1:at the Commission recommend to the City Council that
Reclassification No. F-57-58-30 be approved for P.-3, Multiple
Pamily Residential, subject toe
1. That any lats along Citron Street be developed with only one-
story multiple family units,
2. The filing of standard R-3 Deed Restrictions of the City of
Anahe:m.
The vote on the above Resolution was as follows:
AYBS: COMMISSIOI~RS: Alired, DuBois, Gauer, Hapgood, Mauerhan,
M~rris, Summers, Thompson and Mungall.
NQSS: O~MMISSIOI~RSe None
ABSHNT: COhR1ISSI0~ffiRS: None
RHCIASSIPICATION -?:,BLTC HEARING. PETTfION submitted tiy ROSERT L. W&TZLBR, 929
N0. F-57-58-32 Spring Street, Anaheim, California, as Owner, Stephen F. Gallagher,
as authorized agent, reqnesting that the pro~*^rty described as
being the east 200 feet of the south 312 feet of the north 502
feet of the northeast ~ of the southeast ~ of the northeast ~
of Section 13, T4S, R11W, be reclassified from R-A to C-1.
Mr. Robert Wetzler, as owner of the property south of the north
190 Eeet at the southwest corner, consisting of 200 feet from
the centerline of Magnolia in depth, and having a frontage on
Magnolia ~treet of 312 feet, appeared before the Commission.
He stated that he proposed to develop the property into small
service stores, and that the property on the corner had been granted
a permit for a filling station, and that across the stieet was the
location of Bob°s Super Market. He stated that there would be a
fence between the subdivision No. 3300 to the West, and his property.
No one appeared 9.a oppos:~.ti~n to the granting of the variance. THE
HFARING WAS CLOSBD.
Upon a motion by Commissioner Morris, seconded by Commissioner
DuBois, and carried, it was moved by Resolution No. ~59, Series
1957-58, that the Commission recommend to the City Council th at
the subject property be approved for reclassification to C-1,
Neighborhood Commercial, subject to:
1. The deeding of Sa feet from the centerline of Magno2ia Avenue
to the City of Anaheim for street widening.
2. The f iling of standard C-1 Deed Restrictions of the City of
Anaheim.
The vote on the above resolution was as follows;
AYES: COMMISSIOI~RS: A.llred, DuBois, Gauer, Hapg oad, Mauerhan,
Morris, Summers, Thompson and Mungall.
NOSS : COI~V~I IS S IOI~IDRS : None .
ABSBNf: COMMISSIOPffiRS; None.
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MIt+IUfSS OF Tf~ REQIIAR l~ffiSTING OF THB P7ANNTNG COMMISSTi1N ON}TANUARY 6> 1958,_ CONf'D:
RECLASSIFICATION - PUBLIC ~ARING. PBTTTION submitted by HANRY and CHRISTII~ RRAidSR,
N0, P-57-58-33 LIO~ffiL H. ~tdWN, HARLHY L. H06KINS, DR, HD4Vf1RD J. FIORELIA, of
121, 125, 205 and 111 North Placentia Avenve, respectiWely; and
MOltGAN McCOLLOUQi, of 649 South Olive Street, Los Angeles 140
California, as Owners, requesting that the property described as:
Starting at the intersection of Center Street and Placentia Avrnue,
thence going north 509.15 feet to a point, thence west 431.85
feet to a Foint, thence south 248.26 feet, thence east 185 feet to
a point, thcnce south 223.09 feet, thence east 135.55 feet to a
point, thence south 24,75 feet to point of beginning, (this is not
a surveyed description), be reclassified from R-A,to C-1.
1Nr. Henry Rramer appeared before the Commission and stated that
variances have been allowed on these properties for commercifll
uses, and that the.oyvners whom he was representing believed that
this was the time that the property should be reclassified for
aeighborhood commercial business rather than to have to file other
requests for variances, Mr. L. H. Brown also appeared before the
Commission and stated that his property was inciuded in this re-
classificaticn. THB HEARING WAS CLOSSD.
Upon a motion by Commissioner GAUer, seconded by Commissioner
Mauerhatt, and carried, it was moved by Resolntion No. 160, Seri~s
1957~58, that Reclassification No. F-57-58-33 be recommended to
the City Ceuacil for anuroval, subject to:
1. The deeding of 53 feet from the Centerline of Placentia Avenue
to the City of Anaheim for future street widening.
2, The filiutg of C-1 standard deed restrictions of the City of
Anaheim.
3, Engineering requirements,
The vote on the above Resolution was as follows;
A~ES: COI~fISSIOI~RS: Allred, DuBois~ Gauer, Hapgood, Mauerhan,
Morris, S~mmers, Thompson and M~ngal~.
N~S : COl~4HISS IOPffiRS a None .
AHSENf: CCo9NISSI~I~RS: None.
CODB FEIIISIONS - Upon a dotion by Commissioner Mungall, seconded by Commissioner
OF CQ~ffiRC7AL Mauerhan, and carried, it was moved that dates of January 27p 1958,
ZL1I~ffiS aud Februazy 10, 1958 be set for Public Hearings on the Code
Revisions of tae Commercial Zones in ihe City of Anaheim.
TENfATIVS MAP OF - A Tentaxive Map of Tract No. 1402 was preseflted to theCommission.
TRACP N0. The subdivider is Moore Suilt Homes, Incorporated, 10401 Magnolia
1402 Avenue, Anaheim~ Caiifornia, This tract is located on the east
side of Nutwood Street, 668 feet north of Cerritos Avenue, and
contains 41 lots.
Upon a motion by Commissioner Gauer, seconded by Commissioner
Mungall, and carrie3~ it was moved to approve Tentative Map of
Tract No. 1402 as submittedo subject to Engineexing I',equirements.
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TENfATIVE D7AP OF - A Teatative Map of Tract No. 3325 was presented to the Commission.
TRA '~* N0, The subdivider is Moore Built Homes, Incorporated, 10401 Magnolia
3325 Avenue, Anaheim, California, This tract is located on Cerritos
Avernie on the north side, 170 feet west of Nutwood Avenue, and
contains 30 lots.
IIpon a moti.on by Commissioner Gauer, seconded by Commissioc~er
Mungal7., and carried, it was moved to approve the Tentative Map
of Tract No. 3325, subject to:
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TBNfATIVB kAP OP - 1. OerriYOS A~~e tm br.- 64 feet ia width.
TRACE N0. 3325 2. 'Tlae mast resterFy ~th-South street to be 64 feet in width.
(Coat'd,) 3. 3~at~aood Street s~Ee of Cezritos to b._ a half width of 32 feet.
4. ~~+~~iag re9tsireme~t$.
TENfATIV$ MAF OF - A T~ataii~ J~p aE Trac~ No. 3346 ,vas p~rsented to the Commission.
TRAQ' N0, 3346 28~e snbdivides is ~t`ard-Harzingtoa, 620 South Vance Stre::t, Santa
1!ffi, Caiifarnii_ Ttais tract ~ located oa Orange Avenue, south
si~e, 833.22 feet acesf of Nutwood Street, ~nd contains 41 lots.
Upom a ffiatiou h~ r~z•_~icaer Gauer, secondEi b•~ Commissi~~ner
Jdunga33, 3a3 tasried, iG w~ voted to a~prove Teutative Map of
Tra ~ '~. 3?~; , s~te~e-t to:
1. '31ae asem no~r mar~ed ''Tfot a part of" to be made a portion of the
snbdivi,sa~, or tre gua=aateed dedication and subsequent i.nstal-
]atioa ~' imipraae~ents oa Orange Avenue,
2. Bar~esdale Dri~e to the South to become a 60 foot width street.
3. Oraqge A~eme, toa2f xidth, to t~ 32 feet .
4. Eagineering aequizemeats.
TBNfATIVB MAP OF -,A ~eatative ~dsp of 'Fract l~io. 3347 was presented to the Commission,
TRACE NO, 3347 3he snbdivsder is ~ard-ffarriagtoa, etc. This tract is located on
Oraag~ ~~e~e, soatEa ssde, south of TraGt No, 3346, and contains 40
aots.
Upom ~ mocim ~ G~iss?on,er Gauer, seconded by Commissioner Mun-
gaii, a~ ~arriedi, ii vas ffioved to apprQVe the Tentative Map of
Tsa=t No_ 334:, sab}e~t to:
i. I3~e easterag 3mt 2iae of ~,ot 38 to be made contiguous with the
rear or wester2g 3ot ai~ of Lot 32.
Z. Engi~meesi~g :ec~i=em~zats.
ADJWRNhffiNP - The Ca~issica adjeu.-aed at 6:20 O°Clock P.M.
Approve3 f~«~ /a /y~T!
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