Minutes-PC 1959/04/20City Ha1T
April 20~ 1959
Aaaheim, Caiifornia
• ApJWRi~D R~i JL1R llffifIl~'i OF Tcffi CIT7 PIANNING COhAfISSION
ADJOOAI~ RBbUi/1R l~II~iG - Aa Adjonrned Heguiar Meeting of the City Planning
Cooission ras called by Vice Chafrmaa Thompson at 2:05
0'Cloct Y.M., a qnc=ua being pr±seat. ~
pRRS@iT - Vice t]iair~aa ~oapsoa, Commissioners; Alired~ 'DuBois,
/lorsis, Sh~oers, Muagail. Commissioner Hapgood e~asered
the meeting a~ 2:40 O•Clock P.M.
AHgBNr - (bsissioners Gauer aad Mauerhan.
MINO~S -~e llimites uf the kegular Meeting of A~ril 6~ 1956
~rere an~roved ag ~ranted v~ith ehanges on Page 1~
- seveath iine from the bottom, insert the word "not"
betreen "have° and "protested." On Page 4, undes~
Reclassification No. F-58-59-68, sixth iine "adheared."
RSCL1S5IpICATIQ1i - P~BLIC ffiARII~FGG. P73TETION submitted bq BARL SPIRHS~ 10261
N0: F-58-39-72 5aath Los Angeles Street, Anaheim~ Califoraia, as Owaer,
_ requesting t~at the property described ss 10261 3outh Los
Angeles Street be reclasgified from R~A~ RESIDBNTIAL
A(7tICQL1URAL 10 M-1~ LI(~iT MANUPACTURING,
Ifr. Spires. appeared before the Commission and stated that
he is iaterested in getting M-1 zoaing for his property.
~ He r.2so stated that he would possibly consider a ~3edical or
Dental dffice for his propertq.
No o~ appeared ia oppositioa to the grantiag of this
reclassification. but a letter was received from Mrs.
Dumcan Yarers. 240 Bvelyn Dr3ve~ Anaheim, California~
portestiag the reclassifica43on of the property to M-l.
Her reasons for opposiag the reciassification were that
she felt that there vras enough M-1 across the street and
:be fact that the Subject properLy bacted up to a ne~
8 3 snbdivasioa now presently being developed, 1HB
HSARING il(AS CLOSBD.
A motioa by Coaaissioner Morris~ it was moved that
Heclassification No. P-58-59-?2 be recommeaded to the
City Coimcil foz aQpro~~11 to M-1, auh1ect to the f3ling
of Deed Restrictions and Hngiaeering Requirements. This
aotioa failed for tack of a second.
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bq Comissioner Alired aad carried~ that Reclasaification
No. F-58-Sa-T2 be recommended to the Citq Couacii by
Resolntion No. 198fffor reclasaification from R-A,
RffiIDffi~fIAL AQtICOLTURAL to C-1~ NBIC~ORHOOD CQMMBRCxAL,
snbject to:
1. ~ie filing of staadar~i Crl Deed Restric#?ons ci the
" City of Aaahein.
2. 1be dedication of 53 feet from the centerline of Loa
Angeles to the City of Anaheim.
3, prepare street iaprovement piana and remove and
inatail all iaprovemeats in accordance w:tth approved
a:~= _°•~ ~?ans on file ia the Office of the City
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ADJCi[~tl~ffiD RB(~TIAR M88TING - CITF PLIAIlVING tX!-~ISSION - APRII. Z0. 1959 -~:
RBCIASSIPIGTI(7td - 4. Yaqaent af =2.00 per froat fooi for street lighting
N0. P-38-59-72 purposes.
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S~ 1liat a 90 ~ay ti~ ~~-_: ba ~: fa: :ht ~cco~Iist~
meat of the above zeqnire~ts.
~ VARIANCS N0. 1104 - pUBLIC HBARING. PEfITI~i siab~itted by J k~(~ULTIO~i
, ~'~.°ANY, T12 9e~th 3tsnton A~re~e. An~6eisa Cal~fornia~
! ss Leasee~ zes~uesting prr~o3ssioa to StBf.T A 10• z 2d~
fi~(~iAItY SUBDIVISZS~d SZQ7 on the proper4y Qeseribed as
the Bouthrnest eorner of L~sr-o:.a anQ Dale Ayemes sad
i fur:her desarsoed aa being on tLe Sonth'tdiYe of Linco2a
AVCIILiP., ~ 112 ±te: liest of IIiale Avs~e. ~te property ia
' pr~aea.ly c3essified R-~A, R~IDBNTfAL AL~tI(~L1i9tAL..
No one appeared for or against tbe grantiag of this
Variaace. ~ ~ARING MAS CiA6~. _
Upoa a motion by Coaissioner Allred, aecoaded by
Commisaioaer DuHois, it ras aoved tLat by Aesointioa
No. 199 that Variaace I~.i. 110~ ~e gr~nted, snbject .to:
1. The niae cunditions for snch te~porary directional
as established by the City Conncil.
2. That the persit ~e granted for a period of 6
moaths or ieas, if the ha~es are aold before the
exQiratioa of the siz ~onth period.
3. ~at a depoait of a 5100 be placed to tLa Director
of Public liarks for Meed Control ttnder tLe aiga,and
any balanee to be retnrned to tbe appiitant rhea the
aign is remaved. •
SPBCIAL USH PBRMIT - PUBLIC }~ARING. PHT2TI~1 snbdtted by AV1S ArID RTii
N0. 29 TltOVAlAN, 351 Idorth Leaoa Street, daaleei=, California,
purchasing uader eontract, requesting pemiasion to
' COd~I31RUCT AND OP~A78 A 1l~1UAitY on the psoperty
described as a parcel 216 feet alang tLe North side of
La Pa1ma beginning at a point appro~i~atel~ 150 feet
~ast of Buclid Avern~e. ~e prapertp is preseatly
clasaified R-A. P.BSIDffidTIA'e. AL~I(~fL1i164L. ~
Mr. Bill Troutaaa, appeared before tLe Co~iaeioa aad
sLated that be beiieved Lis case ~eas ca~pleteiy cavered f~n
the application. No o~ appeared fn oppositton to the
granLing of this Specisi Use Per~it. ~ H~ABII~IG ./AS
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Upoa a moiion by Comiasioner ~rs. aeconded by .
~ommiasiones 1~~~11 snd cs~aried~ i# ~s aa~ed that
by Reaa]:ation No. 200, that S~ecial IIse Pesait No. 29
- ~ be g~anted, subject to:
1. lhat the bui2ding be erected ia aceor~ce rith.•a
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readering and Piot Plan presented.
2. That aidexal~e be installed oa La'Palaa sad Enelid
~ Avenues.
' 3. That a payaent of 52.00 per frant foot for atreet
lightj.ttg purpoaes be saAe bor both Is PaLa aad
Bueiid Avee~ea.
SPBCIAL U88 PBRMIT - PUBLIC I•IDARING. .PBTITIQ~I sn6aitted by BDMIIi ~ALY.
~ N0. 30 2433 Lincoin Avem~e. Aaahei~, Caiifornis, ss Orner,
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~J~~p p$~~ ~ING CITY pIANNING C~fISSION ~ ApR2L 20. 1959 - CONTINUBD:
SpBCIAL Ud8 PBRMIT - requestiag peraGisaion to CON81ltUCT AND OPBRATE A
MORTUARY ON the property described ae 2433 Weat Y.iacoin
N0. 30
{~oatiaeted? Aveaue. The property is preaently clasmified Crl.
NgIG'ii8~Ft00D CGP~iffitCIAL.
Mr. 8dwin Daly~ appeared before the Commiasion and
:t the apglication exQiaias the propoaed use of
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the property that plans and a rendoring have beea sub-
mitE>>. He further atated thaL he had been in toueh
with'the lraffic department of the City 8ngineer aad
had fouud out that oaiy right Luras out wouid be per-
mitted on Liacoln Avenue. He also stated that there
are othes commerciai uses in the erea~ that a two-
ranLed a Variance directiy Weat of his
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property and that his presenL ::.~wer shop has been ia
exiatance for some time, Mr. .°.. K. Smith, 217 Monument
8treet~ appeared before t~e Commissioa and presented a
petition containing 43 namea of psotestance ia the area
most of whom reaide af 4:~e South side of Lincoln Aveaue
up to Lincola Aveaue and a wali
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coaLiaou~ly on their rear lot liaes. He stabed that with
~ right hsnd turae oniy the interaectioa of Magnolia assd
iineoin Aveaues will be tied up everyti~ae there is a
funerai procesaion aad for this reason he was objeetion
to the Speciai Use Permit. '
Mr. Hartiet~ 141 North Gilbert9 appeared before the
Commisaion protesting tLe propoaed use, and atated •
that he feit it wouid depreciate hia property and they
wouid like to subdivide their property. It was brought
' out by questioaing that they do have aa "L" ahaped piece
of property surrouading the aervice atatioa at the .•
corner of Gilbert Street with froatage on Lincoin Aveaue
as well a8 on Magnolia Avenue. Qaeationed as to whlthes
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they wouid subdivide the propexty on Liacoia Avenue.
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purpoeea. Mr. Daly ia rebuttai stated that liis
neighbors on both sides have commerciai property aad
that the mortuary wili not be kno•~vn a$ a mortuary or
t will known as a ehapel and that.the
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iawa governing morLuariea in Caiifornia are verq atric:.
He further atated theL the development would be owned
aad operated by local people and not by any outside
intereata. THH HBARII3G WAS CLOSBD. _
Upon a motioa by Commiasioner Alired, seconded bq
l;ommisaioner DuBois and cariied~ it was moved that by
Reaoiution No. 2p1~ 6eries 1958-S9p that Special Use
Permit No. 30 be granted, eub3ect to:
:. The erectioa of the building in accordance with
the P1ot Pien and rendesing preseated.
2. Frepare atreet improvem~at plaas and iastali ali
improvemeats i[: accor6gace with approved standard
plana on fiie in the Office of tihe City Bngineer.
3. 1he paymeat of $2.00 per front foot for street .
lighting purpoaea.
gPBCIAL U9B PBRMIT - PUBLIC FffiARING. PHT3TION aubmitted by CLYDB PBARMAN.
7713 Bsat Fourth Piace, DoameY+ Caiiforaia. purchasing
N0. 31 undes contract~ requeating permisaion to QOIdSRRICT AND
ppgRpTg p~tAILffit pARK on the property describtd as
being on the BouLh side of.La Palma Aveaue between
(irove ead Dowling 6treeta. The property is preseatly
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ADJ~b"hHR1IAR_M88TING - CITY PIANNING CQhA9ISSI0N - AFRIL 20. 1959 - CONTINUBD:
bpBCIAL U38 PSRMTT - classified R-A, RHSIDBNTIAL AGRICULSZIRAL.
N0. 31
SConlinued) Mr. Dick Pearman~ appeared before thE Commiagion as
apokesman for hia father, Ciyde Pearman and atated tt~at
. the trailer park proyoaed would be one of the fiaeak in
Caiifornia and oaly aduits would be catered to snd many
of theae would be retired people. There would be 90 foot
entrance into the raiier park from I,a Palma Av~aue wh9,cfl
wouid be landscaped and there wouid be parking at thc
entrance for gueata. He further atated that.main roada
wouid be 26 feet in width and others be 24 feet width with
asphalt paving and that a 5 foot wall wouid be erected
entirelq around the eite and that each iot wouid have at
ieast 2500 aquare feet.
Mr. Leater L. Lcv, :1bi;orney of Pullerioa, appeared before
the Commiasion~ repreaenting the property owners of 240
acres approximately ia the area. He presented a petition
againat the propoaed Speciai Uae termit on the grounda
that "we feel a atudy o£ the entire area should be made
first~ a master plaa shoald be dra~t up, spot zoning is
daagerous aad couid 3eopardize propexty vaiues~ it:-was
our uAderatanding at the time of asuiexatioas,at thie area
would be zoned for industrial use and orderly, deeelopment
of the area under a Master Pian is more profitable both
to the City aad the propert~ ownera." He further•stated
that he ia not convinced that a Lrailer park~~a bad~ but
a Master Pian ahouid be made of the area an¢;that it is
possible that auch a use might jepasdize goo¢ manufactur-
' iag property. He further atated tlxat apur trnckage•can
be obtained to the nroperties in this area and requested
tuat thia Special Uae Permit be denied untii:a Master
Pian for the entire area 3s deveioped. Ttiere 3a no water
available in the area aufficent ~o serve'the property
' ow~ere snd a development auch as a traiier park... Mr
Pearmaa in rebutal stated that the railroad spar propoaed
is aowhere aear the subject property and that as faF as
water is concerned they could put in their ovtn weli.
THB HBARING WAS CL03HD. ~ • •
The Commiasioa ia conaidering the Special Uae Permit
fouad that there are no sewera available in tyis area and
tha~• while the applicant for the trailer past.did bave
a leLter from the Chief of the Countq of Orange, Divisioa
of Sanitation stating that aeptic tanka and sub lateral
syatema would be satiafactory uatii sewera rrere avaiiable~
such a system to serve 198 traiiera might not be flesi.re-
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Jpon a motion by Commisaiaaer Alired~ seconded by
Commisaioner Hapgood and cassied~ it was moved that~by
Reaolution No. 202~ 3eriea 1938-54~ that t~peciai Uae
Permit No. 31 be denied without preJudice unt31 a.
Msater Pian of the area is completed and that the ,
Planaing DeoartmenY be given a period of 3 months ia order
to mske such a study. '
SP~CIAL U8B PBRMIT - PUBLIC HBARING. PBTITION eubmitS:ed by LBO PK,BHDIdAN;
N0, 32 2018 Coldwater Canyoa, Beverly Hiiis. Caiifo~n'ia, as
Oxmer~ requeatiag permiesioa to CON8IRUCT A CONVBN'~ION
SXHIHITION BUILDING on the property described as 1601
South Manchester Avenue. 'T~a property ia preeentiy
ciaasified R-A, RBSIbHNTI~:L AC~[tICULTURAL.
Mr. Lto Preedman appeared before the Commiasion and
~reaented a rendering and Plot Plan of the propoaed
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IiD. 32
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_ deveiopaeat of a conventioa hali sad appurtenance
thereto. He siated taat the Coaveation ha12 would
~ ~„u-~~~~~ ~~~fl }hg Chertesho~zee ~loto* Hotei on the
south pa;~el o€ propertq. He atated further that the
North pareel at the rear of.the Robershaw-Puitoa
pmperty rould be uaed oniy fbr paiting and that these
wuid be aceess to tliis conventioa hail property from
Harbor Bouievard aad Sateila Avenue'and that a road could
coaaect fro,n the North property bq running under the
8diaon Compaay high.liae acroas the3x ;ight-of-way. The
North property xouid aiso have aceesa from South Mancheater
Aveaue. He fuzther atated that const'ruction would atart
in about 6 sontha aad that the deveiopjnent wouid be
acsoapiiatned by~private fiuaaciag with s~o atock promation.
He aiso atated thgt he beiieved that some arrengement
ahould be eade xith the City wherebq the City could
control ta a~reat eatent the uae of the ConVeation haii.
Dlr, J, Leatham, ALtoiaey fos;Ant~.ony Pbbis~ Ine.. atated
that a year or ttro ago Aq;tioriq'Poois rkqueate4 the use
of their p=operfiY.oa Hsrbor Boulevasd for a diaplay of
Lheir poois and whiie the Piaaliiag Cbmmiaeion graated the
ux, as sppea! to the Citq Coupe3,l made bq Mr. Preedmaa
a~ subsequeat action bp the Citq Coudcil deaied them the
uae of their property. A court act3oa upheid the City
Councii, but the case is stiii under apppai. He further
stated that he wouid !ike to see this application held
up for six moaths on account of the court action pettdiag.
He further stated that he had beea in touch with Mr.
$oemaker of Dianeyiand aad th~at theq do not endorae the
developaeat but do not oppose same. Mr. Leatham further
s`•a:23 t~: '.: ~3s ag=a-'~a :he=e is a nee~ for coavention
facilitiea so~aerrhere ia the area.
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Mr. Bob Harma of the Saga Mote1 ataLed that the~,r property
rouid back up to the pro~bsed parkiag lot aad thgt auch a
nae Iate at night couid disturb the occupante of hia motel.
Nr. Robert Hliiott. Saiea Manager for. Aathony Poois~ stated
that ~(onderboxi proposed auch a,deai.amounting to
s1S,000,000.00 for a coaventioa hali cen#er ~ad that he
bad heard of about three more. He was iaformed that Uiia
xss Lhe first fozmal application for auch uae ia the
area. 1~ ~ARING.WAS.CLOSH4. .
~Jpoa a aotion by Commiesioaer Summera~ aecoaded by
Commiaaioner Hapgood aad cerried it was mqved that by
Resolutioa No. 203, 3eries 1958-59. that,3~ecial Uae Permit
No. 32 be graated for the North aad 3outli parcels shown
on the.]ayout, the North parcel 4o be used for paxking
only and provided that thia iot caa.have accesa irom the
3o~th aad subject to;
1. Buiidiag to be erected in confonmity With the
Readering and Pict Pian preaeated.
2. Prepare street improvemeat.pians:and instaii ali
improtrements in accordance with sAproqed ataadard
piana in the Offiee of tbe Citq Hagineer on Alro
Aveaue aad the North 3outh 3t.reet withia the
No:theriq parcei. ~
3, n~+s~+=ate •_ bQ foot et=eet along 4he {~eateriy
boundary of the Northeriq parcei and acrosa the
Bdisoa Compaay right-of-way.
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11s~ Da~3dsoa appea~ befoxe tme Go~fisRfoa aad stated
t~t or3 ~~a~ ttie paapezts ;+r~~~ ia Tract No. 1988
ras mo~ecmded £9s s~aiwY fo~ H-3 by tht Fianning
Cooissiam ~s a~se~rati~ dmied 6~ the Citg Couacii.
~e~ ase aon ~i~3a~ tor tiais pxopezi~ aa8 iae properiy
directi~ !a !be 3a~ti sa~a~ t3caagh to Broadxay.~ He
s,tated tbe~ aor pc+ogosed 1bo pat s rsli op slong the re~r
bo~rT liae a~ t~e East side. La~e ao alieya xhich Mere
objeebed to b~ tLe reridests o~i~iaalY~y ia Tract No. 2369
directi~ to tme Bast a~d teep an! dreilings do~ra to one
ator~ tioea+e Srs a~t ai~le f~ii~ na~dent3sl. Mr.
Dean Porell, ~D9 Os11~ Street, sppnsed t+efore the
~sd,oa a~ p~+eseated a pet:£tfnn ooatainiag 39 nsaes
c~ p~oQert~ w~ea m~ille~ aad /lrcmer Streets protestiag
t:~e *+M'=~fiotia of tbese p~a~sties sa¢ atated that
~iie a~a~le fadi~ e7.tfi~ple ~~~ *~~ ne:t to thefr R-1
rr~te~ a~ tr ~~r- ..h~ i~aa1.1~ t~ w1~ ~-f ~afQe~o
ae~tipie ~~'~a m t~e l~es'tai~ Zot wala maf~e for a
Poor app~raaoe i~+~cti as t~e Cr~ to thc lfest aloag
Broo-~nrst Stceet roald pc~babl~ oal~ be devtloped
tdth aer-sDox~ oorrerei~ baf3d3~s. bfx. To~ A. Qnails.
Sfl9 Villr~ Sta+eet a~.lsrs sppeesed befa~e • tAe Co~ission
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S. 7r.~t~ ~~t lights en a21 praposed
affi dediubM r3~t-af-ua~s.
SPBCIAL UQB P8RIIIT - PI~iI'~ Hfpltt~. ffi!II~ aaBafitted by TBAIL8R7AI~ID PARg,
N0. 33 ' 3Zi 8~st Bail Eoad, aa O~er. re~eestinB Pe~issioa to
AL~t /1~ D@~066 ffiS!~ '~s*rs~ Y/IAY AS SPBCIFIBD BY
' tIPPLICARI' m t~e ~Sapezt~ dasac~bed as 1211 Aazbor
Boa;~ud~ me property is p~eseatlT c2asaified R-A,
Bffi~~TAY. A~L.
po o~e spp~sed fcr os a`aiast t6e graating of tLis
~c3a1 IIse Pmiit. 'ffi ~ x#S CFAS~. ~i.s
~eciai iTae Pesi; cosess tbe iapro~ve~eat of a~ existing
trziler ~art l~ed at Ball 3aad aad Sarbor BoulevarQ.
IIpoa a soti,m bf ~ssimer Allzed, secoaded by
Cc~ssicoer lbais a~d aaried, it ras soved that by
YesolQtim ~io. 2~4. Slrsies 2956-59. tltat Special IIse
Peait Bo. 33 be gs~ed, srbjett toc ~
;. 7(atiag tiese Yapxvae~ea~ as a~o~m on the Plot
P3aa p~.
2. ~e dediotaca af S3 feet €rad ~ cmterline of
Baii ~wd a~ as sod'nficd b~ tlee 1~ty Bagiat~r.
3. me dedisata~ of 6~0 fer' Esaa tife cmter2ine of
Qs:~~ ~s -~_ ~_.. ~!af~~e t~ rt+~ c!~ tv
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4. prepart s~t i~paa~e~eat p~isns a~ffi i~ns#ail ali
• 3spx~o~ts aa bath Hall ~ced and Harbor Bonlevasd.
~QASSIFI~ITI~I - P~.IC ~IIZII~. ~ ~tted bZ ~Y DAVIDSON
N0. P-S8~S9-79 A1~ID S~lC ~O. et al,, S1Z4 Or,~est ~sfQe~ Los
~eies ~i~ f~lifo~is. as timer~ seQ[eestia~ that the
property ~ibed ~,s bei~ Lats 3 aad 6 of Bloct B of
gact 3io. ]3 ~ t~e tYt~ of At~Leis iad fasther deacribed
a~ i~ettieeB ~~ a~d Oca~e sppxosfaately 33S feet SaBt
o£ ~coo~ursE ~eet be ~3s-~f~ed fxoa R-A, R8SID8N-
. TIl1L ~~~L t~u lE~-~3~ ~L8 FAILILY R83IDBNPTAL.
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N0. P-38-S9-79 Mr. Davidaoa sgai~n zg~ea~ff mrH'~e ~e ¢eoo~~~
(Continued) sad ststed ~Y ~ritEh ~ ~nsa~lt ss a ~RI`a=
artPr~ ~e ~ ~ ~ -r~-.~:~ ~ ~ ,~..c~ IIuff~
betareen ~C-1 aad ~he s~ ffmm2t8~ ~ ~
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Upon a motinm '.b~y ~.ss3~ N1~as. ~ nR~'
Comoiasione3 d111~1! aa~! ~¢¢o~+. idt was saae~ t~at bg
Reaolution 3~io_ ZD54 ~ ~a ~ ~~~"~~~~tioa
No. P-SB-39-7~ ~e ~m3~..
The vote an the $'ba~us ~ wm~ ms ~rax
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N0. P-58-59~80 8832 Staairom .~~~ ~ R'aIIHffm~w ~s ~~
!d. I. Rich~aad, 53D~ ID~ ~„ B~~ ~ i~-
Calif ornia, as .~n~ ~p ~ t~at t~c
property ~ ~ ~ ~`5'~ ~n ~oomue Et
reclaseifi~d ~ram ~ ~ ~
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appeared 'be~'axt ~s ~ a~s ~sx~ ~eat for
Lydia lt. Dss3s» ~~ a$' t85s ~:~mii aitted t~at
Mra. Davis p~ tL'hs ~~~ Er~ LsaceIa.
Avenue ivori~ amd se'.L21 ~e ~nuaa s a+~s s`m L~ saa ~itt aer
owatr had ~he gmn,prz~yy m~ ~ao ~„ ~ff CO~CF1tI..
No one appearr.d 3~a ~arm Ym i~e ~ c£ tH~s
reciaasificeal3~m,. '~ ~ ~ ~_
Queatioaed ~ ~ ~Il2t~a8~ ~se ~ ~geat
relqc~aatly s~~ ~ tl~s ~ttpg wes ~~.L p~t
uatil l~SD aad xLmL ast fE~ gmemm~t tt~e Aa~d s#~L ~ aoL
beea f311efl a~_
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Co~issiomer 9ioss3$ ~aC ~. a3t wns so.ve~ t$tt IIg
Reaolutioa sVo. ~Db~ 9Q3ts Il~S~^ ~ m~-r•~~fcatfoa
No, P-~~~4 ~e ~ea3~ff ~~tt ~ap t~n~~~ that tLe
property 3~ ~t a~tem~heu~ ff~ t$he ~m aff ~2Qf~s
at t2u preseat ~3a amt! ttH~ sg~Ilaa~ 1ta~ mm gSsas tc
yreseat ~'ar t~e ~ aff tt~e p~m~tig.
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R~CL'AQBIPICATION - PUBZIC ~I4~1G. ~ ~ 1b~ .I~~ ~~:
N0. P~38~S4~81 2411 West 73*+*~^~~+ ~w ~~eL~$as~~w ss
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. descrined a~ m~e"a~g ~n ~e wi~rs¢ a`n~ ~ wea~ a'~
~ppoai~e 3-3aya~d dl~ Tbe mmr~a~ ffsnon ~~
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ADJOURNIDD RBGfJIAR MHSTING - CITY PIANNING COI~fISSION - APRIL 20. 1959 - COiVTINU~:
RBCIASSIPIGTIOi~i - Mr. Jerry Maler, appeared before the Cwmiasioa aad
N0. F-58-59-81 atated that this lot ia of peculisr shspe aad tbat the
(Cbntir-ued) best use of the properLy wouid be Lo improve it for
aingie 8tory, muitipie family uniRa. Mr. H. !l. Nyhus,
603 South Weat 9treet~ OwnPr of the property i~sediately
ad,~acent,appeared before 4rie Cowmiasion and statedi that
he ob3ected to the multi~le familq developaeat ia this
. ares. Yr.asmuch ss the area ia aii aing}e faail~
reaidentiai at the preaeaL time and ia developed to m
great extent with very fiae homea. Tf~ HBARING'1PAS
CIA58D.
Commissioner Alired stated that in view of the other
development in the area, he feit that thia pzoperty covld
also be developed with e aingie family resideat:. in .
keepiag with the othera oa South West etree~~ a~
offered a motioa that Reciasaifieeiion No. P-58-59-81
be denied, this wae aeconded bq Commissioaer Norria and
cazzied by Resolutioa No, 207
1T-e vote on the above resolution was as folioxa:
AYES: COhDrIISSIONBRS: Alired~ DuBois~ Hapgood, korris,
Summers~ lhompson, Mungall. •
NOBS: CObAlISSIONBRS: None.
AH3BNT: CI~fISSI0N8RS: Gauer, Mauerhan.
RBCIASSIPICATION - PUBLIC HBARING. PBTITION subaitted by RICHARD N. POIBNTZ.
N0. P-58-59-82 423 parkway~ Anaheim, California~ as Owner~ ~oha.M. Lent.
118 $outh Los Angelea 5treet~ Aaaheim~ California, ns
Authorized Agent~ requea~ting that the pro~ rtp describe3--•
as being a portioa of Lot No. 1 ia Tract No. 1071 and
further described as the Soutt}east corner of Pal= a~.-
North 6treets be reciasaified+from R-0~ RBSIDBNfIAL
SUBURBAN to Gl. NBIC~iB0itH00D CONOd$RCIAL.
Mr. John M, gent~ as Attorney appeared for the
applicant aad atated that this propoaed reciassifieation
has three posaible isauea. (1) The v!3lization of land
which ia bare at the preaent time snd to a large ezteat
unimproved. (2) Whether the developmeat would be a
detrimeax to 4he other propertiea in the area. (3) Mhether
this would be aa opea3ag wedge on the Bast side of Pala
3treet for other people to ask for eommercial uses. He
atsted that the applicant has owned thia property three
yeara and has a reeidence on the South oa the iot faeing
onto Parkway. He further stated that the propoaed
Medical Deatal Office wduld have entrances and ezists
only from North Street aad none fr~ Pals Street and
that there wouid no emergencq aervice or aabulance cails
diatrubiag the property ownera and that the appiicant
' would certainly not waat to put anythiag next to his
home that would devaiuate his own propertq. Mra. Paye
Cotler~ Owner of the propertq oa the West aide of Pxla
8treet~ appeared before the Commission aaid sta.ted tbat
she was ia favor of the reciassification, that she did
. not think tt~ia peticular use would be detrimentai to
the area. Mr. Roger geliq~ 407 ParMny~ appeared before
the Commiseion and atated: (1) The intruaion of
commerciai uaea would teaG to devalnate the property in
the area. (2) W&iie iL would aot neaessarip d-1ve :
vfedge it-to further rectasai:ica.iaaa cn t2x Esst ~?^~
• ~f Palat Street~ it migttt be'hard ~o deny a person
_ applyiag for same. (3) 1'hat he has five chiidren and
he fel# that thm traffic coaditiona might be detriaeatal
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AD~OURIQBD RBGITIAA hffiBTING - CITY PIANNING COF9~lISSION ~ AYRIL 20. 1959 - CONTINUHD:
BCYASSIPICATIdN - and the cars coming ia aad out of North 3treet would
N0. P-58-59-82 obstrucL vision snd might possibiy iajure childrea.
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Nr. ~I. H. 8e~iliard~ 73~ Nosth Heleaa Street, appeared
before the Commiasioq aad''ata"ted that th~s area was laid
out in 1940 as strictly a residential #rac~ and that
• theq tnew that the North side of Parkway were doubie
froatage lots 157 feet deep bq 108 feet width, but
they were definiteiq kept iarge so that they wauld
provide for the erection of fine hnmes, NTilhelsina
Street was the atreet left for access to the tract and
all other sYreets were buiit tvith cul-de-sacs. He also
presented a,petitioa contaiaing the signat~s~es of ti5
property owaers in the area which is as he stated :Ls 99
~ercent of the owners.
Mrs. V. Pattersoa~ 401 W. Alberta Street~ appeared before
the Commission and atated that this area is oae of Aaaheim's
best reaidential areas and that this request could be an
opening of a wedge for sim3'-::r uses along the Bast side
of Palm 8treet. Mr, J. B. Axien owner of the property at
726 North Paim stated that sumors have been spreadiag
that he inteaded to lease his property for a Real Satate
Office which he said was not #sue, but that he had
leased it for a year as a residence. He stated, how-
ever, that the traffic coaditions on Paim Street with
24~000 to 25,000 cars passing each 24 hours did not ~
make for good residentia~ Jiving. He further atated
that his propertq should be worth $18,000~ but he
could only get a loan of $10,000 on it. Mrs. Patterson
stated that a normal loan of $12,500 could be obtained
for this propertq.
Mr. Bent again appeared before the Commissioa and stated
' that,off-atreet parking was provided on the property and
that the Commissioa aad City Council could stop any
further encroachment of professional usea on the Hast
eide of Paim 3treet if they so desired. TFffi HBARING WqS
CIASAD.
Upoa a motion bq Commissioner DuBois~ seconded by
Commissioner Hapgood and carried it was voted to deny,
bq Resolution No. 209~ Series 1958-59 keclassificatioa
No. P-58-59-82 from R-0~ RBSIDBNTIAL SUBURBAN to C-1,
NBI(~iB0itH00D COi~~ffitCL1L.
The vote on the above Resolution was as follows:
AYES: COlMlISSIONBRS: Ali=ed, DaBois, Hapgood, Morris,
~ „r~~rs~ t'ha~s3n~ ~a:ngall.
NOHS: COF9~9ISSION~S: None.
ABSHNT: C0~4~lISSIOIVBRS: Gauer and Mauerhan.
ADJOURNAlBNT - The Meeting adjourned at 6:25 0`Clock P.M, until
2:00 0'Clock P.M, on Monday, Aprii 2'1~ 1959 to
conaider the beiance of the A~enda.
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