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Anaheim, California
April 4, 1960
REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY PLANNING COMMISSION
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&~ILAF~ MEETING - A Regular Meeting of the City Planning Commission was called to
order at 2s05 0'Clock P. M. by Chairman Gauer, a quorum being'present.
PRESII~II' - Chairman Gauer, Commissionerss Marcoux, Morris, Mungall, and
Swnmers. Commissioner Dugoia entered the meeting at 3:35 P. M.
l~BS~iT - Commissionerss Allred, Hapgood and Mauerhan.
BY.IlVII'LES - The Minutes of the meeting of March 21, 1960 were approved with the
following= Page 2- Variance No. 1217 - before the resolution,
?HE HEARING WAS CLOSED. Page 8- Rec.lassification No. F-59-60-85 -
seconded by Commissioner Marcoux, also omit No. 6.
P&~ - Acting Planning Director - Richard Reese ~ •
Planning Technician - Gordon Steen
Assistant City Attorney - Joe Geislei ~
Planning ~epartment - Irene Shaw
BEGZ~4SSIFICATION - PUBLIC HEARING. PETITION submitted by David HGck, 1913 Robert Lane,
~. F-59-60-93 Maheim, California, requestfng that tha property described asj
A parcel 310' x 630' with a,frontage of 310' on Haster St. and
located on the northwest corner of Haster St. and Orangewood Ave.
be reclassified from R-A, RESIDENTIAL AGRICULTURAL, to R-3,
MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL. '.' •
~ Mr. Knisely, represented the applicant and asked for this
Reclassification to be held over until the meeting of May 16, 1960.
No one spoke in oppositiori to tlais application.
Commissiorar Mungall made a motion that Reclaseification No. F-59-60-'
be held over to May 16~'19b0, this motion was seconded by
Commissionei Mosxis and carried.
4~2EffIRNCE No. 1213 - PUHLIC HEARING. PETITION submitted by CLEARBROOK LANE~ CORP.,
3700 Newport Blvd., Newport~Beach, Calif., requesting permission
to CONSTRUGT AND OPERAYE A RESTAURAN'T.AND COGKTAIL LOUNGE on the
property described ass A parcel 121' z 226' with a frontage of
121' on Brookhurst St. and'located on~the northwest corner of
Brookhurst and Cdchester Dr., also described as 815 S. Srookhurst St.
The property is presently zoned C-1:
This Variance is being taken up at thts time for a vote, the previous
vote resulted in a tie decision.
Jim Utterback representing the appiicant, submitted a revised plan
to the Commission.
No ane spuke in opposition to this Variance. .
THE HEARING WAS CLOSED.
The reason for the tie vote before, wes that the bar and the restaura
appeared to be a single, unseparated unit.
Commissioner Morrts offered Resolution No. 208, Series 1959-60, and
moved for its pessage and sdoption, seconded by Cortuniesioner Mungall,
granting Va^iance No. 1213, sub3eet to the following conditionse
1. Development in accordance with the plane presented.
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RE(i[JI.AR 1~EfItiG - CIlY PIAIa1IN~ (:OIiOIISSION - APRIL 4. 1960 - CON?INUED~
Variance No. 1213 - On roll call the foregoing resolution was paseed by the following
(Continued) vote:
AYESs COW~7ISSIOI+~RS: Morris, Mungall and Summera.
tiOES: COA9lISSIONERS: Gauer and Marcoux
ABSII~TI: C0161ISSIOI~RSs Allred, DuBoie, Hapgood and Mauerhan.
VARIANLf No- ;,222 - RIBLIC f~ARING. PETITION submitted by RALPH PEiRENY, 1112 Dewey P1.,
Maheim, Calif., requesting permiaeion to CONSTRUCf AND OPERATF A
39 UNIT IbiEL, MANAGERS SUIiE, SWIMMING'POOL ANB SIGN on the property
described as: A parcel 150' x 290' with a frontege of 150' on
Katella Ave., and located on the south side of Katella Ave. between
Mest St. and Harbor Blvd., and its northwest corner being 350' east
of the southeast corner of Katella Ave. and West St. The property
is presently zoned R-A, RESIDENTIAL AGRICUI.TURAL.
The applicant, Nr. Petreny, was present.
No one spoke in opposition to this Variance.
2'f~ F~ARING MA$ CLOSED.
Commissioaer ltarcoux offered Resolution No. 209, Series 1959-60,
and moved for its passage and adop#ion, seconded by Commissioner Morris
granting Variance No. 1222, subject to the following conditions:
1. Dedicatfon to 60' from eenterline of Katella Ave.
2. Prepare street improvement plans and install all impravements in
accordance with approv~d standard pla}~s on file in office of
City Engin~er. ' '
3. Payment of $2.OC per front ft.•for street 13ghting:purposes.
4. Development in eccordance with plans preeented.
5. Iandssaping in front (min. of 20').
The foregoing conditions are found to ba a necessary prerequisite to
the use of the property in order to preseiwe the safety and welfare
of the Citizens of Anaheim. -
On roll call ~the forego3ng resolution was passed by the following vote:
AYES: UOiO~tISSIONERS: Gauer ~lar~oux, Morris, Mungall and Summers.
h~,S: C0141ISSIONERSt None.
ABSENI: (~Oi1~WISSICNERS: Allred, DuBois, Hapgood and Mauerhan.
YARIANCE Ho. 1223 - PUHLIC }~ARING. PETIiION submitted by PAGEANT REALTY CO.,
1138 S. Broadway, Los Mgeles, Calif., requesting permission to
ERECf A FREE STANDING SIGN on the property described as: A parcel
75' x 150' with a frontage of 75' on Lincoln Ave., and located on
the south eide of Lincoln Ave., and it's norEhwest corner being
approximately 340' sast of the southeast corner of Lincoln Avee and
Empire St., also described as 2020 W. Lincoln Ave. The property is
presently zoned C-1, NEIGHBORHOOD COF~IERCIAL.
1[r. Robert Riley, represeated the applicant. He stated that he felt
it wauld not be a detriment to the neighborhood.
The sketch of the sign was pres~nted to the Commission.
No one spoke in opposition to this Veriance. ~
?~ F~IRIHG WAS CLOSEJ.
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REGIJLAR MEETING - CITY PLANNING COMMISSION - APRIL 4. Ir,bO -~GlT:.:'l~Ce
VARIANCE No. 1223 - Mr. Morris stated that atudies have been presented to the Commission
(Continued) in regards to free standing slgns and he said that the feeling of the
Commission is that signs should be along or on the face of the building
in accordance with the ordinance.
Commissioner Morris offered Resolution Ho. 210, Series 1959-60, Series
1959-60, and moved for its passage and adoption, seconded by
Commissioner Mungall denying Variance No. L423.
On roll call the foregoing resolution xas passed by the follaring voteR
AYESs OQMMISSIONERS: Gauer, I~Larcoux, lbnis, 14utga1l an~ Summers.
NOESs COMMISSIONERS: None.
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ABSENT: G'OMMISSIONERSa Allred, DuBois, Hapgood and Itauerhan.
VARIANCE No. 1224 - PL'BLIC HEARING. PETITION subm3tted by IiIISUR J. OOQiC and JOFII4 J. BUSCH, ;
617 Alvy, Anaheim, California, requesting permission to ERECf 2 HOUSES ~
on :,he property described as: A parcel 100' x 102' aith a frontage i
of 102' on Charieston Dr. and iocated on the north side of Charleston Dr. '
between Hlder St. and Revere St. and it's southrest eorner being 265' east:
from the northeast corner of Elder St. and Charleston Dr., also described ;
as 1731 E. Charleston Dr. Ti~e property is presentely zone R-2, SINGLE ;
FAMILY RESIDENTIAL. ,
ihe applicant was present and stated thatr they wouldn't be building
tract homes. One is to 3:~e an Early .+merican and ~h2'3U18Y R3~812i6t}~l@.
The plans were revised which shawed 1232 sq. ft. fn the houses. The
app3icant showed the Comanission pictures of the land as it exiBts.
I'here Kas a petition in the file against this Variance, sfgned by 36
home owners.
No one spoke in opposition to the Variance.
THE E~ARING WAS CLOSED.
Commissioner Morris offered Resolution No. 211, Series 1959-60, and
moved for its passage and adoption, seconded by Commiss3oner IAarcoux,
granting Variance No. 1224, sub~ett to the follorring conditions~
1. Development in accordance with plans presented.
2. Replace driveway.
3. $25.00 per dwelling unit Park and Recreation fee to be co]lected as
part of Building Permit.
4. Record of Survey to be filed. ~
The foregoing conditione are found to be a necessary prerequisite to:the
use of the property in order to preserve the safety anci xelfare of the
Citizens of Anaheim.
On ro11 call the foregoing resolution ras passed by the fo3l~ing votes
AYESs COMMISSIONERSs Gauer, Yarcouxs ilorris, dimgall and Su~aers.
NOESi C~JIMISSIONERSs None.
ABSENTi f~NfMISSIONERSs Allred, DuBois, Hapgood and Mauer::an.
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REGULAR MEETING - CITY PLANNING COMMISSION - AI~RIL 4. 1960_- CONTINUSDs
VARIANCE No. 1225 - PUBLIC HEARING. PETITION submitted by ~UGENE A. FAHRION,
625 N. Claudina St., Anaheim, Calif., requesting permission tu
WAIVE SINGLE SiORY HEIGHT LIMITATIONS TO ALL04Y 2 STORY UNITS: ON
R~AR OF PROPERTY; ALSO WAIVE 17~ GARAGfiS PER UNIT GARAGE REQUIREMENTS~
on the property described as i4 parcel 125' x 130' wi.n a frontage of
125' on Broadway and located on the northwest corner of Broadway
and Fahrion P1. The property is presently zoned R-3.
The applioant was present. He stated that he had built the other
apartments on Fahxfon P~ace.
A peti'tion was submitted to the Commission against the Variance it was
signed by 7 property owners in tha area of the sub3ect property.
Mrs. Ralph Lynston, 1252 E. Broadway, Anaheim, Calif., and another
lady in the audience spoke against i~ and was apparently confused
as to the intent of the garage provision in the Ordinance.
THE HEARING WAS CLOSED.
Commissioner Morris in order to clear the co~fusion explained to fh~ ~
audience that 1~ garage requirements per unit, would not make each i
space larger, but it meant that 5or eveiy 4 units 1 more " _ ^ ~
gare 2~r.is required. He also stated that property owners who ~
purchased their land before the new R-3 Ordinance was put into effect ~
are'~ustified in applying under the old ordinance. ~
Commissioner Mungall offered Resolution No. 212, Series 1959-b0, y
and moved for its passage and adoption, seconded by Commissioner ~
Summers, granting :rariance No. 1225, subject to the following ;
conditions= ~ ;
1. DeveTopment in accordance with plans presented.
On roll call the foregoing resolution was passed by the following votes
AYE$: WMMISSIONERSs Gauer, Marcoux, Mor:is, Mungall and Summers.
NOES: f~MMISSIONERS: None.
ABSENT= COMMISSIONERS: Allred, DuBois, Hapgood and Mauerhan.
VARIANCE No. 1226 - PUBLIC HHARING. PETITION subn~i•tted by CAL-11U.E INVESTMENT INC.,
700 W, Orangewood Ave., Anaheim, Calif., requesting permission to
WAIVE SINGLE STORY: HEIGHT LIMITATIONS TO ALLOW 2 SiORY IJNITS on the
property described as= A parcel described as the vacant 6th, 7th,
and Sth lots south of the southeast corner of La Palma Ave. and
Anna Dr. East, also described as Lots No. 11, No. 12 and No. 13 of
Tract No. 3328. The property is presently classified as R-3,
MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL.
~ Mr. Bob Balen repre-ented the applicant. and stated that this request
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is for 2 story apartments ac~binin~ 2 stories. ~
i' Commissioner Mungall offered Aesolution No. 213, Sesies 1959-60, and
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?~ granting Variance No. 1226, sub~ect to the following conditions -
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' AYESi COMMISSIONERSs Gauer, Marcoux, Morris, Mungall and Summers. ~
NOESf COMMISSIONERSs :Vone.
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REGULAR MEETING - CITY PLANNING CONIPAISSION - APRIL 4. 19b0 - COAiTINUEDt
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VARIANCE No. 1227 - PUBLIC HEARINGa PETITION submitted by CERRITOS HOMES (c/o Griffith
Bros.), 922 W. Center, Anaheim, Calife, requesting permission to
WAIVE FRONT SETHACK REQUIREMENTS ON CERTAIN LOTS OF TENTAT::JE TRAGT
No.~2446 TO PERMIT 20' MINIMUM SETBACK on property described ass
A parcel located on the south side of Cerritos Ave. with a frontage
of 1290' on Cerritos Ave. with its northwest corner beinu approximately
1300' east of the southeast corner of Euclid and Cerritos end extending
southerly to the Southern Pacific Railroad right of way. The property
is presently zoned R-1, SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL.
~ The applicant was present and stated the Tentative Map had been
before the Planning Commission and City Council. He also said that
they have found people prefer a larger back yard. The depth of these
lots run from 100' to 105'0
A petition, signed by 16 home owners, was on file protesting this
Variancee No one in the audience spok2 in opposition.
THE FIEARING WAS CLOSEDo
Commissioner Mungall offered Resolution No. 214, Series 1959-60,
and moved for its passage ar.d adoption, seconded by Commissioner
Summers granting Variance No. 12270
On roll call the foregoing resolution was passed by the following
vote:
AYES: COMMISSIONERSs Gauer, Marcoux, Morris, Mungall and Summers.
NOES: COMMISSIONERSs None.
ABSENT: COMMISSIONERS: Allred, DuBois, Hapgood and Mauerhan. ~
SPECIAL USE PERMIT - PUBLIC HEARINGo PETITION submitted by DR. R. WASH, 12271 Christine ~
No. 70 Lane, Garden Grove, Calif., requesting permission to CONSTRUCt' AND ~
OPERATE A TRAfdPOLINE CENTER; THH CENTER WILL CONSISI' OF A FENCE~ {-
PROPER LIGHTING, OFFICE AND A SIGN (5' x 10')9 on the property +
described as: A parcel 50' x 335' with a frontage of 50' on ~
Brookhurst St. ar.d located on the west side of Brookhurst St. and
its northeast corner being 260° south of the southwest corner of ~
Colchester Dr. and Brookhurst St. The property is presently zoned ~
C-1, NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERCIAL. ~
The applicant was present and said there would be two entrances to the
parking lote
No one spoke in opposition to the Saecial Use Permit.
The appliaant stated the setback is going to be 45' from the
sidewalk. The applicant also said they ~lan to park 5 or 6 cars in
the front. In the rear there would be 200' for additional parking.
He believed they would be open until 10 P. M.
THE HEARING WAS CLOSED.
Commissioner Morris offered Resolution No. 215, Seri~s 1959-60,
and moved for its passage and adoption, seconded by Commissioner
Marcoux, grantfng Special Use Permi.t No. 70, sub~ect to the follawing
conditionse
1. Development in accordance with plans presented.
2. P.dequate parking.
3. Fence and landscaping in accordance with plans.
4. Constant supervision and adequate insurance.
The foregoing co~ditions are found to be a necessary prerequisite to
the use of the property i.a order to preserve the saFety and welfare of
the Citizer: of Anaheim~
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SPECIAL USE PERiri:': - On roll call the iore;~oin~~ resolution was passed by thE rollowing vote
No. 70
(Continued) AYES: COMM7SSIONERS= G~;er, Marcoux, Morris, Mungall and Summers.
NOES: COMM.iSSIONERS: None. •
~ ABSENTs CrMMTSSI0NEF9e Allred, DuPois, Hapgood and Mauerhan.
~ SPECIAL USE PERMTT - PUBLIC HE,aRItIG. . PETITTGN submitted by FHC~~?ES Ea RULE,
No. 68 2835 Gilroy 5te, Los An~3eles 39y Calif., cequesting permisefon
~ to USE l%ROPERTY AS A TRAILER COURT on tht! property descr.ibed as: s
A parcel 990' x:2RJ° vaith a frontege ot' 990' on Leu~or~ St. and '
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located on t}ie ea-,t'side cf Lemon St. and ~ts sovthwee~t corner beiny
y ~:~oproximatel}~ ~~'7' north of the northeas'. oornez• of Lemon St.
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` anci prangethc'-_~e Ave. The property is pres~:ntty zonei: id-1,
LIGFiI MAN[tgACTU:iTNG.
The applicanti ~:as present. The plans which v~e have ~ubmi:;ted have
been revised, it has been made to conform to the new T•railer
Park Ordinance, He stated, that some people in tra;ler pa:cks like
services within walking diF~anceo '
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There is a P-L Zone in t`is asea.
Mr. Brovm of Ranchu La Paz statc~ he didn'* rael that commercial wualc:
~ be good. in the front.
Mr. He~rbsi alse s~ako against this Special Jse Permit as he dtdn'~~
r~~el :3 i:rai.l••~r paJ k;hould go into the M-~ Z„ne.
iNr. Ftule st.ated •chat they are ready to sp3r.d $100,000 im~nr•dlately.
THE f~EAKING WAS CLOSEDo
Commissioner Marcoux of.fered Resolution No. 216~ Se~ies 2959-60, ;
and moved for its passage and adoption, seconded Ly Commiss;r~ner ?
Mungall denying Spec'ial Use Permit No. 68.
On roll ca.ll the foregoing resolution v:aF pass.d F~y the following %;
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NOtSs COMMISS~O~~ERSs None. ~
AASE?JT= COMMISSIONEkSs Aiired, Hapgood and Ma~erh:n. f
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RcCLA:~SIFICATION - FUBLIC HEARINGo PETITION submi'cted by N. J. DOVALiS, 970 S. Magnolia,j
No. F-59-60-86 Anaheim, Calif.. .re~uesting th~t the property descriL-ed ds: An ;
irregular parcel with a frontage of 116' and an average depth of ~
358' located on the north ci~de of Ball Rd: :.nd its southeast corner
b.ri;~g 810' w;.st of the nortt,west corner of Ball Rd. and Knott Ave.,
also described as 6801 Ball Rd., be rrclassified from R~A, ;
RESIDENTIAL - AGRICULTURAL, to C-1, NEIGHBORHOOD COMMEk:CIAL. Y
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The applicant was present. i
No ane 3n the e~dtence was against this Reclassification. s
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THF HE1~e:ING WAS C•LOSEDo ~
The plans wera oresented to the Commiss:on. `
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(,mmissioc~~r Morris offered Resolution No. 217, Series 1959-6Q, and
~r.cved for i:s passaye and adop,.!on, seconded by Commissionex Marcoux, ;
recommending +:u the C3ty Council that Reclassificr~tion No. F-59-60-88,,.
for C-1, NE2GN30RHQOD ~SdJIERCIAL9 be approved sub~ect to the fc?lowing ,~
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REGULAf MEETING - CITY PLANNING COMMISSION - APRIL 4 1960 - CONTINUED:
RECLASSIFICATION - 1. Development in accordance with plans presented.
No. F-59-60-E?8 2. Dedicate to 93' from centerline of Ball Rd.
(Continued) 3• Prepare street improvement plans and install all improvement~in
accordance with approved standard plans on file in office of City
Engineer.
4. Payment of $2.00 per front foot for street lfghting purposes.
5. 90-day time limit on items No. 2, 3, and 4.
The foregoing conditions are found to be a necessary prerequisfte to the
use of the pxoperty in order to preserve the safety and welfare of
the Citizens of Anaheimo
On roll call the fcregoing resolution was passed by the following votej
AYES: COMMISSIONERSs DuBois9 Gauer, Marcoux, Morris, Mungall and
Summerse
NOES: COMMISSIONERS: None.
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RECLASSIFICATION - PUBLIC HEARING. PETITION submitted by ~'ONY JULIAN, 2566 Wo Lincoln, i
No, F-59-60-89 Anaheim, Calife, requesting that the property described as: /. parcel
located on the south side of Lincoln Avea having a frontage of '..00' on
Lincoln Avee and a depth of 270° and its northwest cornex beir,n 270' east !
of the southeast corner of Lincoln Aveo and Magnolia Aveo, also described ~
as 25E6 W. Lincoln Aveo be reclassified from R-A, RESIDENTIAL-AGRICULTURAI,j
to G1, NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERCIAL, ,
The applicant was present.
No one in the audienc~ opposed the application.
THF. HEARING WAS CLOSEDa
The p?.ans were presented to the Commis:ion.
The anplicant stated, Parcel 1 is for the ;:~+ildings and parcel 2 will be
for more parkinga The building in tne rear will be moved, but the
housc~ :oill stay fo•r awhile. The house now has a Variance allowing an
a:;cordian studi^.
Mr. Juliar, state~' there ~vould be one sign for the particular businesses~
it will meet with ~ity Codeo ~
C~mmissfoner Mungall asked ai~ou'-. a proposed stre:;t yoing through this
tand, parallel with Lincoln Ave. "".r. Steen said he didn't recall a
study havina b:.• made for ^treets in this area.
' ~o,~n;isaio-~er Morris offered Reso:;~tion No. 218, Series 1959-60, and
moved fo~ its p~ssage ar:d adoption, seconded by Commissioner DuBoi6,
recommend9ng to the City Council that Reclassification Noo F-59-60-89,
for C-1, NEIGHbORH00D COMN~RCIAL, be approved sub~ect to the following
condicions:
la De~~elopment in accordance with plans presented.
2. Prepare street improvement plans and install all improvements in
accordance with aporoved standard plans on file in office of City
Engineer.
3. Payment of $2.00 per front foot for street J.ighting purposes.
4. C-1 Deed Restrictions.
5. 90-day tims limit on items No. 2, 3, and 4.
The rorsgoing conditions are found to ba a necessary prerequisite to the
use cf •ti;.r; property in order to preserve the s2fety and welfare of the
C3.ti::e:tis of Anaheim.
C.:.mmissioner Marcoux made a motion to delete Parcel Noo 2, this motion
~yas secondEd ~y Commissioner Morris,and carried.
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RFCLASSIFICATION - On roll call the foregoing r~solution was passed by the following votes
No. F-59-60-89
(Continued) AYES= COJdIdiSSi(~[dS: DuBois, Gauer, Marcoux, Morris, Mungall and
Swamers.
NOES: C~M1dISSIO~NERS= None.
AASENT= OOAMQISSI~tERSs Allres], Iiapgood aud !ilauerhano
RECLASSIFICATION - PUBLIC HEARIi~G. PEIiTI~i seaF~itted hy R. £.. ANGLE 8 Do J. ANGLE,
No. F-59-60-90 6741 Miller St., Placentia, Calif., requESting that the property
described as: A parcel 65~ x 145` arith a frontage of 65' on Miller St.
~ and locate~ on ths rvest side of I~fiillcr St. and its southeast corner
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The applicant and his attorney ~sere present.
?he attorney said, in regards to the setback, it will not be any closer
than the buildings to the sovEn= MEr. Angle has had his manufacttiring
there for 10 years. He proposes to move in a building and improve
the appearance of it. Yt is a prefabricated steel building~ it has
been checKed by th~ Bi:ilding Department. Zt is a frame building~ and is
plastered inside.
No one in the audience oppc-sed the request.
THE HEARING WAS CLOSm.
Commissioner A6~mgall offered Resolution No. 219, Series 1959-60, and
moved for its passage and adoption, seconded by Commissioner DuBois,
. recommending to the City Council that Reclassification No. F-59-60-90,
for M-1, LIGHI' AEANl.iFACI[1RING, be approve3 subject to the following
cc~ditions:
1. Development in accordance with plans presented.
2. Dedication to 45' fram ~:enterline of 1Niller St.
3> Prepare street iogrove~oent plans and install all improvements in
accordance with app~oved standard plans an file in office of City
Engineer.
4. Payment of $2.00 per front foot for sfreet li9r.ting purposes.
5. Waiver of P-i. - 50'.
5~ Adequate parking.
7. 90-day time liait on ite~s Ho. 2, 3, and 4.
The fcregoing 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 Anaheisn.
On roll call the foregoing resolution wa~ passed by the following vote:
AYES: C01~9~ISSIOHEAS: DuBois, Gauer, bfarcoux, ~torris, Mungall and
Su~ers.
NOES: O~tdM2SSI~lERS: l~one.
AHSF.Id!': ~OMEdISSIONERS: Allred, Hapgood, and Mauerhan.
Com¢:issioner N.uc-gall made a sug~estion that the Council meke a motion to
have the Cuunci.l rezone all the land Dl-1 in this area.
RECLASSIFICATION - PUBLIC HEARIho. PEI'ITI@1 sub~itted by 3. A. 8 R. MARTINEZ,
No. F-59-60-91 124?2 Jerome St., Garden Grove, Calif., requesting that the property
described as= .Nn irregular parcel xith a frontage of 82' and an
average depth of 504' located on the north side of Ball Rd., its
southeast corner being 102U' west of the northwest corner of Ball Rd.
and Knott Ave., also described as 6761 Pi. Ball Rd. be reclassified
from R-A, RESIf,~T!'IAL AC~tICUL7URAL, to C-1, NEIGEIDORHOOD COMMERCIAL.
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, REGULAR MEETING - CIi~ PLANivI~IG C0IAMISSION - APRIL 4. 1960 - CONiINUED:
RECLAS3IFICATION - John Harris, attor~ey fnr the applicant, was present. He su~it~8 a
No. F-59-60-91 petition which was infavor of this application as well as ~or
(Continued) Mr. N. Dovalis' Reclassification Nu. F-59-60-8B. This applicatirn~ is
far Medical and Professional Offices. There will be a pharmacist i~
adc~ition.
No one in the audience opposed the application.
THE HEARING WAS CLOSED.
Commissioner Summers offered Resolution No. 220, Series 1959-50, and
moved for its passage and adoption, seconded by ~ommissioner lEarcrnac,
recommending to the City Council that Reclassification No. P-59-5D-9fl
for C-1, be approved subject to the following conditions:
1. Dedication to 53° from centerline of Ball.
2. Prepare street improvement plans and installall_ is~rovements in
accordance with approved standard pl?ns cn file in of~ice a~ ~i~q
Engineer.
3. Payment of $2.00 per front foot ior street lighting purposes.
4. Development in accordance ~4ith plans presented.
5. 10' landsc~:;:~ing from property line.
6. 90-day time limit on 3tems No. 1, 2, and 3.
The foregoing conditions are found to be a necessary prereqnisite 3a
the use of the property in order to preserve the safety and wel~are m~
the Citizens of Anaheim.
On roil call the foregoing resolution was passed by the follaaaing vat~=
AYESs COMM~SSIONERSs DuBois, Gauer, Marcoux, Morris, Id~mgali, and
Summerse
NOESs COMMISSIONERSs None.
ABSENTs COMMISSIONEf~S: AYlred, Hapgood and Mauerhan.
The meeting ad;journed at this point for 10 minutes.
RECLASSIFICATIOI~ - PII~LIC HEARING. ~E1ITION submitted by DAVID S. COLLINS, 1130 ~f. 3i~acmlm,
No. F-59-60-92 Anaheim, Cali'r., requesting that the property described as: ~i ~azr~fl
257° x?0~' with a frontage of 257' on Los Angeles St. and l~cated mm
ti~a ~ast side of Los Angeles St. and its southwest corner being 12D•
north of the northeast corner of BaZl Rd. and Los Angeles St. ~sD
a parcel 30' x 182' with a frontage of 3C' on 3a11 Rd..and locafed c~
the north sfde of Ball Rd. and its southwest corner being 230' east m~
the northeast corner of Ball Rd. and Los Angeles St., also descri~
as 1116-1156 S. Los Angeles St. be reclassified from P-L and C-2 ~o
C-3~ HEAVY COMA~RCIAL.
The applicant Mr. Collins was present as was the attorney Mr. 3Cling
representing the Chrysler Corp.
Mr. Kling stated that Chrysler ~ora. is in the process nm~v .cf om~r2i~ aza
ground purchased by them and *.o be leased to dealerships. _nis is ~ae
of that group.
Mr. Kling also stated that since the application was sul~itted tD t~ d~~r
by the owner (Mr. Collins), it has come to his attention that,
apparently through some misunderstanding on his part, the propcs~ n3~ aas
represented to be a model agency facility in conjunction with L~rys3er's
West Coast Training Center.
Mr. Kling said that he wanted to clear this up since this is not ~e
case, and did not want any misunderstand3ng to arise bebveen i~rysi~r am3
the City of Anaheim.
The plot plan and elevation was presented to the Commission.
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RECLASSIFICATION - The Planning Department requested 30 spaces for off street parking
No. F-59-60-92 and Mre Kling said they agreed to that and also some 6 feet of
(Continued) landscapi.ng with low shrubbery.
There was no one in the audience against a.hie °eclassification.
Commissioner DuBois offered Resolution No. 221, Series 1959-60,
and moved for its passage and adoption, seconded by Commissioner
Marcoux, recommending to the City Council that Reclassification
No. F-59-60-92, for C-3, HEAVY COMMERCIAL, be approved subject
to the following conditions:
1. Development in accordance with plans presented.
2. Dedication 53' from centerline on Ball and on Los Angeles St.
3. Remove existing improvements; prepare street improvement plans
and install all improvements in accordance with approved standard
plans on file in office of City Engineer on Both Ball Rd. and
Los Angeles Stree'c.
4. Payment of $2.00 per front foot for street lighting puzposes.
5. 90-day time limit on items No. 2, 3, and 4.
The foregoing conditions are found to be a necessary prerequisite to
the usQ 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 following vote=
AYES: COMMISSIONERSs DuBois, Marcoux, Morris, Mungall and Summers.
NOES: COMMISSIONERS: Gauer.
ABSENTt COMMISSIONERS: Allred, Hapgood and Mauerhan.
RECLASSIFICATION - PUBLIC HEARING. PETITION submitted by H. STEVHNS, T. McLAUGHLIN,
No. F-59-60-94 J~ B~L~RwINHE1920 E. SouthEStJ, Anahe'~im,NCaWifg,Erequestingc~o
that the property described as: An irregular shaped parcel with
an average depth of 250' located on the west side of Placentia Ave.
between South St. and Morava Ave. be reclassified from R-A,
RESIDENTIAL-A~'?ICULTURAL, with one lot R-3 Variance to C-19
NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERCIAL.
The applicant v~as present.
A gentleman from Morava Place representing 6 ether property owners
who live next to the property and other property owners in the area
spoke against it. There were 11 others in the audience against it.
He submitted an application against the request. He was against
the parking problem it might create and also the heavy traffic.
In the deed he said it rea~ that this land could not change zone
until 1979. The applica.nt also submitted a petition si9ned by
the neighbors in the area who were in favor of it.
The applicants stated they went around io the neighbors discussing
with them this request.
Mr. Drake pres~nted a study to the Commission and an elevation
dr.awing was also included.
THE HEARING WAS CLOSED.
Commissioner Marcoux offered Resolution No. 222, Series 1959-60,
and moved for its passage and adoptio~, seconded by Commissioner
DuBois, recommending to the City Council that Reclassification
No. F-59-60-94 for C-1, NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERCIAL, be approved
subJect to the following conuitionss
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RECIASSIFICATION - 1. Dedicate to 53' from centerline of Placentia Ave.
No. F-59-60-94 2. Dedicate to 32' from oenterline of South Sta
(Continued) 3. Installation of sidewalks on South and Piacentia.
4. Payment of $2.00 per front foot for street lighting purposes on
Placentia, South St. and Morava.
5. Development in accordance with plans on file.
6. Removal of present buildings.
7. Landscaping of 6' on South St., Placentia Ave., and on Morava.
8. Precise plans for all 6 parcels.
9. C-1 Deed Restrictions.
10. 90-day time 13mit on items No. 1, 2, 3, 4, and 9.
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.
~n roll call the foregoing resolution was passed by the following
vote:
AYESs COMMISSIONERS: DuBois, Gauer, Marcoux, Morris, Mungall and
NOESs CpMMISSIONERSs None. ~
ABSENT: COMMISSIONERSs Allred, Hapgood and Mauerhan.
REVISED TENTATIVE - A Revised Tentative Nfap of Tract No. 3614 was presented to the
MAP OF TRACf Commission. The tract is located on the southwest corner of
No. 3614 La Palma Avenue and Rio Uista Street and contains 57 proposed
R-1 lots. Developer+ Marjan Development Inc., 9562 Ball Rd.,
An~3heim, Calif.
The applicant was not present.
Cortunissioner Morris made a motion that I'entative Map of ?ract
No. 3614 be Denied, this motion was seconded by Commissioner Marcoux
and carried.
CODE REVISIOfJS - Mr. David Collins, from the Real Estate Board and Mr. Kimes of
Bryant Industries were present, they both would like to review the
studies.
Commissioner DuBois made a motion that the Code Revisions be cont3nued
until a later date, this motion was seconded by Commissioner Summers
and carried.
Commissioner Mungall st~ted that at the top of this resolution, it
mentions setbacks, but in the body of the resolution nothing further
is stated about them.
Chairman Gauer requested that Mr. Reese arrange a meeting betvaeen
the City Council, City Manager and the Planning Commission in regards
to setbac!c and P-I.to discuss the establishment of standards which
will protect the appearance of our highways and establish setbacks
and landsca~~ing for commercial zones and developments.
Mr. Collins made mention that the C-1 property on South Los Angeles
is the only commercial property with P-L and it is for 60'.
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i REGULAR ~lEETING - CITY PLANNING COMMISSION - APRIL 4, 1960 - CONTINUED=
INITIATE ACfION ON - Commissioner Morris made a motion that the Planning Department
A NEW MANUFACfURING prepare a study on a~ew manufacturing zone, this motion was
ZONE se~onded by Commissioner Mungalle (With the support of the
Realtors and Mr. Kimes and others that are interested in a
Co~nercial-Manufacturing Zone.}
REQUES? FOR EASEMEN7 - The High School District is requesting abandonment of the
ABpNDOM,~I1f easement for the continuation of Baxter Street.
Maheim High School
District Mr. R. Reese said the City Departments feel this street is
not necessary.
Commissioner Suanmers made a motion to abandon the easement
~ for Baxter St., this motion wa~ scc;a:tded by Commissioner
Marcoux and carrieda
pLANNING CONGRESS - Dinner to be held in Los Angeles - Sub~ects Helicopters.
Names of Planning Commissioners going were tak~ to make
reservations.
ADJOURfINN~NT - 7he meeting adjourned at 6s00 0'C1ocR P. M.
Resr~ectfully submitted,
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