Resolution-PC 94-76A RESOLUTIOIJ QF THE ANAHEIM CITY P~.ANNING COMMISSION
'AECOMMENDING APPROVAL OF SPECIFIC PU~N N0. 9.3-04
(INCLUpINu ZONING AND DEVELAPMENT STANDARQS, DESICN GUIQELINES AND
A PUBLIC FACIUTIE~ PIAN)
WHEREAS, on April 29, 1986, the City CauncA of the Cfty of Anaheim adapted Ordinance No.
4709 ta estabtish unfform proceaures for tFie adaption ai-J Implementation of SpecMic Plans for the
coordmation ot future devolopment wRhln ths Ciry, and 'Zoning and Development Standards" where tho
Speciiic Plan incudes zoninp regulations and development standards to be substftuted for existing zonlnQ
under tha Zuning Codg which shall be adopted by ordinance independent of the rest of the Sp~cKic Plan;
and
WHEREAS, pursuant to Chapter 18.93 0( the Anahelm Municipal Cor1~, the Anahetm City
Plannfng C~mmisston dki recalvo a request ~or approval of the Hotel Cfrcle Specific Plan to provide for the
devetopment ot 450 new hotel rooms wfth accesaory Iand uses (whfch may Include u 15,000 squere to~t
thome restaurant (prevlously advertis9d as a dinner theater) within two ~2) proposed hotel bufldings loc;aced
Imn-ecliately ad~acont to ihree (3) prevfously approved (two of which are constructed) hotels ~ontalning 51fl
(advertisod as 653) rooms for a tota! of 9Fi9 (advertised as 1103) rooms. Subj~ct ~roporty fs an irregulbrly
shaped parcal ol land conRist!ng oi approxfmately 6.8 ecrc ;t with frontages of apnroximately 24E feet on the
east skle of Clementine Street, 576 ieet on the west stde ot Zeyn Street, tq0 feet on the east skle ot Zuyn
Stroet, 283 feet on the west sklo ai Haster Str;et, and 254 faet un tha north sfde of Katella Avern~e and
further deacribed es 1742 and 17;,4 S. Gernonline Street, 1730, 1733, 1743 and 1755 S. Zeyn Street, 1733
end 1745 S. Haster Street (renartiec! Anaheim 8oulevard) and 2Q1 U1i. Katella Avenue, sRuated in the City
of An~heim, County af Orange, State ~i CalHomia, and descrlbed es:
THA7 PORTION OF L07 7 OF 1"FlACT N0. 3330, IN TWE CI'tY OF ANAHEIM,
COUMTY ~~F OHAN(3E, STAfE OF CALIFOFlN!A, AS PER MAP RECORDED IN BOOK
113, PAGES 21 AND 22 OF MISCEUANEOUS MAPS, SHOWN AS PARCEL t OF
LOT LINE ADJUSTMENT N235, RECORDED ON NOVEMBER 26, 1950 AS
INSTRUMENT NO. ~0-b20640 01~ OFFICIAL RECOROS OF ORANG~ COUNTY,
CAUFOfiNIA.
LOT 8 AND THAT PORTION OF lOT 7 OF TRACT NA. 3330, IN THE CITY OF
ANAHEIM, A,^y SHOWN ON A MAP YHcREOF RECOR~En IN adOK t t3, PAGES 21
AND 2?.. MISCELl.ANEOUS MAPS, RECOROS OF SAtD URANC~E CnUrJTY, SHOWN
Ai:
PARCEI 2, ~JF LOT I.INE ADJUSTMENT PLAT N0. 235, REf;ORDEO NQVEMBEFl 26,
iS)90, AS iNSTRUMEM P10. 90~620640, OFFICIAL RECAROS.
LOT 5 UF TRACT FiO. :i064. IN TME CIIY UF ANO.HEIM, COUKTY OF ORAN(3~,
STATE OF CAIJFORNIA, AS PER MAP RECORDEO IN Ei00K 9(i. PAGES 39 AND 40
OF M.ISCEI.UlNEOUS MApS tN THE OFfICE OF THE COUNTY RE,^,ORQEP. OF
3AI~ ORANQE COUNTY.
LOT 1, IN THE CITY OF hNAHF_~M, ~OUNSY OF ORANQE, STATE OF CAUFORNIA,
AS SHOV~lPf uN LO'f UNE ADJUS7MENT PLAT ~'207, MECARf3FD A.U(3UST 7, 199t
AS IMSTRUMENT N0. 9~ ~21108. OFFlCIAL fifCORbS, IN THC OFFICE OF THE
COUPl1Y R~CORDER OF SAID COUMY.
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LOT 3 OF TFiACT 3084, IN THE CI7Y OF ANAHEIM, COUNTY OF ORl,Nf3E, S'TATE
QF CALIFORNIA, AS P~R f~tAP RECOHDED iN BOOK 96, PAGES 39 AND 40, OF
MISCELLANEOUS MAPS, IN THE OFFICE AF 7h1E CnlJNTY RECOADER pF SAID
COUN'rY.
EXCEP7 THEREFROM THE NORTH z3 FEET.
PARCEL NO. t, IN THE CI7Y bF A.NAHEIM, COUNTII OF ~RANGE, STATE OF
CAUFORNIA, AS PER MAP RECO~UED IN BOOK 10, PAGE 12 OF PARCEI. MAPS,
IN THE UFFICE OF 7HE COUNTY RECOROER U~ SAID COUNTY.
PARCEL 1: TFIE NORTH 65.OQ FEET OF THE WEST 150.00 FEET OF THF EAST
44~.00 FEET OF THE SOUTH HAl.F OF THE SOU''i~ NALF OF THE SOUTHEAST
OUARTER AND THE WEST 150.00 FEET OF THE EAS7 440.OU FEET OF THE
SOUTH 15 FEET ~F THF_ NORTM HALF ~F 7H~ SOUTH HALF OF THE SCU i HEAST
QUARTER OF SEC710N 22, TOWNSFiIP 4 SOUTH, RANGE 10 WEST, IN THE
RANCHO SAN JUA;V CAJON DE SANTA ANA, IN 7HE CITY OF ANAHEIM, COUNTY
OF ORANGE, STAYE OF CAUFORNIA, AS PER MAP RECOR~EO IN BOOK 51,
PAGE 10 OF MISCELLANEOUS b1AP3, IN THE OFFICE OF THE COUNTY
R~CORDER OF SAIO COUNTY.
PARCEI 2: THE NQRTH 85.00 FEET UF THE WcS7 50.00 FEET OF ThiE EAS~T
2J0.00 FEET OF THE SOUTH HALF OF THE SOUTH HALF OF THE St~U'IHEAS7
QUAR'TER ANn THE SOUTH 15.00 FEET VF TH~ WEST 50.00 FEET OF TIiE ~AST
290 FEE7 OF THE NORTH NALF OF THE SOUTH HALF OF THE SOUTHE~45T
QUARTER OF SECTION 22 IN TOWNSHIP 4 SOUTH RANGE t0 W~:iT, IN THG
RANCHO SAN JUAN CAJON OE SANTA ANA, IN THE CITY OF ANAHEIM, AS SAIO
S[CTION IS SHOWN ON A MAP RECORDED IN BOOK 51, PAGE 10 OF
MISCELLANEOUS MAPS, IN THE OFFI~E C1F THf COUMTY RF_CORDER OF 3AID
COUNTY.
PAACEL t: THE NORTH 65.00 FEEI' OF THE EAST 240.0~ FEET OF THE
SC1U?h1EAST OUARTER OF THE 50UTHEA~T OUARTER OF THE SOUTHENST
OUAR7ER OF SECTION 22. TOWt~SHIP 4 SOUTH, RANGE 10 WEST IN THE
RANCNO SAN JUAM Co~JON DE SANTA ANA, IM THE C~TY OF ANAHEIlA, COUNT~
OF ORANGF. STAYE OF CAUFORNiA, AS PEFi MAP RECO'iDED IN BOOK 51.
PAGE 10 C.' MISCCLLANEOUS MAPS. IN TFiE OFFICE OF TI1E COUN7Y
RECORDER OF SAID COUNTY.
PARC~L 2: THE SOUTH 15.00 FEE1' AF Tf1E EASr 2~C0.00 FcET OF THE
NORTHEAST OUARTER OF YHE Sf1UTHEA57 Ol;AR7EH OF SECTION 22.
TOWNSHIP 4 SOUTH, RAN(3E 10 WEST, IN THE FiANCHO 3AN JUAN CAJOn QE
SANTA ANA, IN TFiE CITY OF ArIAliEIM, A~ PER MAP RECORDED IN BUOK 51,
PAC3E t0 OF MISCEUAtJEOUS NrAPS, It~ TNE OFFICE OF 7HE COUNTY
RFCORDER OF 3AI~ C:UUNTY.
7NE SOUTH iH5 ~EET OF THE NORTH 210 FEET Of THE EAST 240 FEET OF TN~
SO~ITHEA3'T OUARTER OF TNE 50U7HEAST ~UARTER OF THE 50UTHc'AST
OUART~R OF 3E^vT10N 22, IN IOWNSNlP ~ SUUTH, RANCiE 10 WESf, iN 7HE
RANCh;O SAN JUAN CA.ION DE SANTA ANA, CITY OF /WAHEIM, (:OUN1Y OF
QRANGE, STATE OF CAUFORNIA, A3 SHOWN ON A MAP THEREt~F RECORDED
IN BOOK 51, PACiE 1U MISCEWINEOUS ~IAPS, IN THE OFFICE OF THE COUYTY
RECOHDER CF SAID COUNTY.
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WHEREAS, ttia Anahelm City Plenning Commission also receivod a~equest (or adoption of
zoning and dovelopment standards and desfgn guidelines to set torth standards, procecluras and guidel(nes
for tlie developrn~nt oi hoteis and othar relatetl uses wfthin the Specific Plan ar~a as provfded for in Chaptar
18.93 of the Anaheim Municipal Code.
WHEREI~S, tr~e Ciry Plann!ng Commisslon did hold a publlc hearing at 2hQ Civlc Canter tn
ihe City of Anahelm on May 16, 1994, at 1:30 p.m., nottce ot said public henring hpving been duly given
as requ(red by luw and In accordance wfth the provislons af the Anaheim Munlcipal Code, Chapter t8,03,
to hear end c~nsider ovidencc- for and agalnst sald propased apecNic plan, Including zoninq and
develapment standnrds, ddsign guidelines and a public faclll~les plan, and to Investipato and make rindings
~nd recommendai(nns in connectian t~~erewRh; and that s~~id public hearing v~as con!fnu6d to the June 13,
1 J94 Planning Commission meeting; and
WHEREAS, ~eventeen (17) peoplo indtcated tl~eir presenc~ at said public hearings tn
oppositinn; end correspondence was received in opposition to the ~ub~ect petit;on.
VYHEREAS, tho Planning C~mmisslon revie~ved Srxl considered staH reports dated May 16,
t99~t arxi Juno 13, t994 with attachme~ts 'A', 'B', 'C', 'D', 'E', 'F', `G' end 'H'.
WFiEREAS, the City Plann~~g Cornmisslon hases ks recornmendetlon to the C;ity Council
upon the folfowinp doscriptio~ at th: ~n~w=',;i qesort SpecHic Plan. Attachments 'A', "B", 'C' and 'D" are
attached to thfs Resolution ar:l i.icorr o~ ~:~c' „erein.
t. The Hutel Circle S.~ :Ific wlan proposes zoning and development standerds $etting forth
re~ulations and procedures for :h ..1eve~o~ment of hotats, accessory land uses and a 15,000 square foot
themad restaurant withtn the Spec~ic F'i :n aroa, as provtded for in Chapter 18.93 of tho tinaheim Municipal
Code. Any land use proposal not sF •ifically covered by the provis~ons contained wRhin the Zoning and
Devulopment Standards section of tt~~ ~pocmc Pian would be sub~RCt to tha regulattons oi the currant CR
Zone (which may be amended or suporaeded by tho Anaheim Resort SpacHic Pian) as set forth !, ~ Chapter
~ 8.48 of thR Anaheim Municipal Code.
2. Tho ap~licanYs ~ustiffcation in support ot the proposed zoning and d~veloprt!ent stanciards
for the Hotol l:irclo SpocHic Flan and generel comments addressfng dKferonces between tho oxlsting CR
Zone stanciards and the proposec! standards (Section 6.0 ot the SpecNic Plan document) is set torth in
Attachment 'A'.
3. The Hr~tel Circle SpecKic Plan Incluaos dfrect access irom the surroundfng artdrial stroet
~ystem (Katalia Avenue a Resort Smartstreot, Haster 5treet (Anahnim Boulevard) e Modlfied Maj~r,
Clemuntine Street, a ModNied Secondary and Zeyn Stroet a local strof~t) tn udditian t~ a private drive (Hotel
Circle Oriv~) to proviJe on-sfte access to hotel ar~ parY,ir~g fecilfties. 1'ark(ng structuros will be provWscl
wEthin or ad~acent to egch hotol. Tour bus arxJ shtmle passenger laad(ng (acilitles and bus parking Ar9as
will also be located 9t centralized Incatlona wRhin the SpecNic Plan Area.
4. Tho HotW Circle landscapinfl program as illustrated on Exhibfts 29A and 30 cf the Specific
Plan D~cucnent, which If shis proposal is approvuci will be revlsed to address the inclusfon of a layereci
landscaped progrsm, is Intended to ostablish a pleaslnq a~d unitled setting for the Hotel Cfrcle
develupment end provkle a posRivo visual experienco for ail persons visfting the srea. Attechment D is
the recommendatfons pertain!ng to larxlscaping and signage that needc t~ be incorporated into the (inal
editfon of the snccNic plan ducument.
5. The kutei Circte 3pociiic Plan is antfcipated to be °.ompleted fn two phA~es. Ph2se One
Includes thr~ completed Crystal Sultes and Peacock SuRes pro}octs as weli es the reciestgnod 250•room
Katetla Hotal. The buf~dout ot Phase One, whtch Includos 619 roains, fs antictpated to extend through
t99G. Phase Two cl the Spocitic Plan, which Includes the propoaed Atrium Court and Parkview Hotels
(approxlmately 450 rooms) ancl the complotlon o( F~I Clrcl~ Drive, Is anticfpated in late 1997, depondinq
oie aconomlc conditions.
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6. The Hutel Circlo SpecNic Plan Includes a sot of Design Guldelines (incorporated in
Attachment'B') with numerous desip~ concepts which provide site ptanning, landscaping and archltectural
deslpn criterla to promote quaiity developm~nt, ~nd create an eestheticaily plsasing envlronment tor visitors
~nd guests to the SpecNic Plan Area.
7. The ~pecNic Plan indicates implementutiun throuph the processinp of Final Sfte Plans as
follows:
(A) pj~nning De~,~@nt Revle~,~nd App-oval:
Fir~al Stte Plans for Permitted F'rfmary and Accossory Uses and Stn~ctures wfthin the SpecKic Plan
ArAU shall bn submitted to the Planning Department 4or Planning Corr~misslon ravlew as a fieport and
Recommendation itnm to determine if said plans ara (n substantfal conformance with tho Spoci(ic I~lan
and tho provisions uf the Deveiupment Standards and Destgn Guldelines. The Planning Commission's
dec(slon shall be iinal unless appeafed to the Ctty Councll within twenty two (2?.) days from the date
of tho Commisslon's declsion.
(B) Final Sito Flan Confo~ma_ns.~
Following approval of a Final Site Plan, H any changes are pro{~osed regardfng the size, locatlon or
aiteratir~n ot ony use or structures shown an an appmvod Final Site Plan, a rev(seti Final Site Plan
~fuil! ~e submitted to the Plannfng Dtrector. I} the Planning Director determines that the proposod
revlsic,n is in substantlal conformanco wfth the provisions ot the SpecHic Plan, and the Fina! Site Pian
prov(ously apprrn-ed by the Planninp Commisslon, the rovised final site plan may be approved by
the Planning Qirectnr wNhout submittat to the Planning Commission. Tha decislon o1 the Planninq
Director shall be f!nal unless appe3led to the Planning Comm~ssion as a Rpport ond RACOmmendation
item wfthin ten (10) dny~ from the date of such decfsl~n. Not withstartd(ng the forogofng, the
Pl~nning Director shal~ have the discretion to refer consideraticn of the Revlsed Final Sfte Plan to th~
Planning Commission as a Report and Recommendatlon ftem. IC the Planning Commission
determines that the prapo~ed revislon is In substantiai conformnnae with the provisiona of the SpecNic
Plan and the ~eneral Intor,t ol tho approved Final Site Plan, thP revised Finai SRe Plan shall be
approved Dy the Planning Commission. The decislon o( tho Planning Commicsion shell be final ~niess
appealed to the Chy Council wRf~in twenty-two (22) days 9rom ihe date o~ such decision.
(C) ~ ndition ~Jses:
Applicatiorss for condft(nnal use:. within the Spociflc Pian Area shall be sub~oct tu tl~o revlew end
apprr~vAi by the Planning Commission at e ricticed public hearinp. Notic;e of such hearinQ sl~all be
given at tho same ilme and fn the snme mannor as ~pecHied tor hnarings tor conditional use psrmks
in Chapter 18.03 ot the Code.
(D) ~2ecNl~ Pl~p, Amendments
Any Amendments tu the Spec~c Plan shali be pracR~sed In accorclarr.e wlth Chepter 1~.93 uf tl~e
Qneheim Murncipal Lc~do.
9. That Mftigatfon MonRoring Pragram No. OOTJ, the mitigatfon monRoring prograrn for the
proposod Hotel Circle Spec~f!c Plan, tneludos a mRlpatlon meas~rce that sletes that the projeet wU{
contribute its fafr share tc areawf~e improvements. These areawtde ImQrovements invoive firp servlcE~,
wata~, electrical, sewer, storm drain and transportation IMrastructuro.
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10. That the Hotel Clrcle SpecHio Plan includes a Public Facllftias Plan. Following is a summary
of thc~ major hlglilights and provislons oi the Public Faciifties Plan:
(A) Street System - The devaloper will be respon3lble tor all improvements to tlie sUrround~ng roadways
nnd construction oi an on-sito private drive as detailed in the S~ecfiic Plan (Exhlbft No. 23A) (Exhibit
shpil clarify that no parking shall be permitted on tha prNato drive and further s,ll landscaping and
sidowalks must be desfgndd in conformance with the General Plan roqul.-~ments and EIR Mitigation
Monitorfng Program)
(B) Water System - Tho ~+evoloper will provide tor completion of ~lanneci water lmprovements as detailed
in tho Specific Plan (Exhibft Nos. 2SA) and EIR Mitigatton Monitoring Pragram. The water systern
shall be vanstructecl in accordance wfth the Cfty of Anaheim Water U4111t1es ~lates, Rules and
Regulatlons.
(C) Sanitary Sowar System - The Speciffc Plan (Exhtbft Nus 26A) provides for connectfon to existing C~ty
oi Anaheim sower callection/transport systems locatod within surrounding street rights-of-way and
participation in the Cfty of Anaheim Sewer Mitigation (ee program fur the improvement of sewar
capaciry In the Cfty's Commorcial Recreat(on Aroa an~ any oth~r c~ndltlons of appravat or mitigatlon
measures.
(D) Storm Draln System - The +storrn drFtfn system for the project, as illustrated in Exhibit Nos. 27~,
Incfudes the provision of on-site drainage and connection to stortn drain tacflftios laca:ed In the
adJacent publfc streets.
(E) ~lectrical System - The ~lectrical syatem as Iilustrateci tn F~chibit Nos. 28A provldes for tha rolocntion
ot exlst(ng service utllRy Iines, streot Ifghtfng layouts tor on•sfte privete drives end ~d)acent public
street and the provision of underground electrfcal service to each hotel. These connectlons w(II be
installed in aacordance with the CRy ot Anaheim Public Utilitias Department specifications.
(F) Landscaping - The dovelopar wiil provide Iandscaping along streetscApes and sottu~ck as illustrated
in Exhlbit Nos. 29A and 30 (which should be revisod to fncorporate tho Iayerecl landscape concept
as recommendbd by statf (see Attachmont '0').
WHEREAS, the CRy Planning Commisslon, aNor due inspect(on, Investtpatlon erxi study made by
Itsolf and in Rs behalf, and aRor due consfderation ol all evfdenca end report~ oHered at safd hearinfl, and
based upon the toreg~ing descriplfon ot the Anaheim Resert Specitic Plan, does Md and datermine as
follows:
t. 7hat the pr~porty proposed for tihe specKic plan has uniquQ sRe characteriotics such as
topagraphy, locatior. or ~surruundfn~s whicrs are enhanced by specia! land use ~nd development standards.
2. The SpecHlc Plan (s consistent wlth tho Commertial Recreation Ueneral Plan designatian and
with tho floals and polfcfes ot ihe Anaheim ~enerai P(a~i.
3. That the specffic plan results In devolopm~nt of dQS~rabie charactar which will be compatl~le
with existing enci ~ropoao~ dav~lopment In the surr~unding nefghbofioud.
4. That thp speel(IC plan contributes to a bal~nce ot land uses,
5. That the specHic plan respects erritronment~l end aesthetic resources con~istent wuh
economic realitfes.
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CAt,IFQRNIA ENVIRONMENTAL C~UAU7Y_ACT FINDING: That the Anaheim City Planning
Commissfon lhas raviewed thb proposal lacated on an Irregula~iy-shAOed parcei of land con3lsting ot
approximately 6.8 acres with frontages of approximataly 246 feet on th9 east side oi Clementine Streot,
576 feet on tho wASt side of 'Leyn Street, 100 feat on the east side of Zeyn Street, 285 fAOt ~n the wost
side of Hastor Street, and 254 feAt on tne north side oi Katella Avenue and further desc~ibed as 1742 and
1754 S. Clementfne Street, 1730, 1733, 1743 and 1755 S. Zeyn Street, 1733 and 1745 S. Nas~ter Street
(ranamed rlnahelm Doulevard) and 201 W. Ksatelia Avenue; and dces hereby recommend to the City
Cuuncil approval uf a mitigated Negativa Unclaration and adoptfon of MltigAtion Monftoring Program Nu.
OOT9 (Attachmant `G") pursuant to Sectian 2t081.6 of the Publfc Resourcos CaJe on the basis that the
decloration reflecis the IndApendent Judgoment o~ thA lead agency and that the Planning Commission h~s
considered the proposal with the mitigated Negative Decla~atlon and Monl' ~ring Program, ioge!her with
any comments recehred during thA public revlew process and further finding, on tf~e bas(s oi tho Initial
Study, that there is no substantial evidonce that the proJect wiil tiave a signfiicant eEfect on the
environment.
NOW, THEAEFORE, BE I7 RESQLVEO that the Anaheirri City Planning Commisslon does
hereby recommand that the Anaheim City Council, by ordinanco, adopt Specitic Flan No. 93-03 inciuciing
Zonfng and Develapment Standards, Design Gu(delines and a PubUc Facllities Plan, upon the foilu~ving
conditions which are hereby found to be a necess~~ry prerequ~sfte to ~he proposed speciiic plan in ard9r
to preserve the safery and ~eneral welfare of the Citizens of the City of Anahefm:
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1, That street Ilghting facilitfes along Clementine Street, Zeyn Street, Anaheim Soulevard and I:atolla
A~~enue shall be installed as requlrRd by the Utilities General Manager in accordance with
specNicatlons on fit9 In the Office of tho Utilitfes Goneral Manager; or that seourity in the form of a
bond, certlticate of deposit, I~tter ot credit, or cash, In an amount and form satistactory to the City
of Anahelm, shall be posted wfth th~ Ciry to guarantee the satlsfactory co-r,pletian of the
above-mentioneci improvaments. Said securfty shall be posted with the Cfty ot Anaheim pr(or to
issuance o( a building permft.
?.. That all ne~v development In the ~pocHic Plan area shall be served by underground utilitios InstaAed
at the legal property owner's/develope~s expenso.
3. That the leg~l owner of subJer,t property sha0 provido the City of Anaheim w;th pu~lic utilfty
easements as requirHcl by the Electrical Engineerin~ Division, for electrical pubAc utility pu~poges.
Said Qasements sha(I be submittFxi to the Cfty ot Anaheim prior to Isouance of building permlts.
4. That the legal property ownor/devol~por shall provide and fnstall underground corxiufts, substructures,
and related material por Ciry of Anaheim [Isctrical Enpineerin~ Drawings In accordarce wfth th~ ~ity
of Anahdim Electrical Rates, Rules and Regulattons for Underground Line Exte~nsions.
5. T~~at the Iegal property owner/devsloper shall ~ay a foe In accordance wfth the City of Anaheim
Elec:ricc~i Rates, Rules, and Regulatfons for the instatlatton oi cables, switr,hos, ~nc1 related materinl
to bo installed In property owner/devoloper provldad conduft and substructures.
6. That any privat9 streets within the Hotel Circle 5pecitf~ Plan area shall have street Hghts installed
which are compatible wfth the desipn standards used tor tho public streots.
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7. Ths~t a s(dewalk, satisfactoiy to the City Engineer, shall bo requfred on both sides of the pr!vate dr'rva
(Hotsl Circle Drlve) or othar adRquate ~edestrian accoss shall be provided as required by the City
Engineer.
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8. That Hotel Circlg Driva shall be constructed prior to accupancy of the first new hotel adJacent to
Hotel ~ircle Drive.
9. That an unsubordinated mafntonance agreoment satisfactory to the Cfry Traftic and Tran3portatlon
Manager And City Attorney sh~ll be recorded to ~nsure cantinuod maintenance of the priveto drivA,
tour bus/shuttle loading aroa and parking 4acilftlos.
t0. 7hat the dedlcation oi public stroet right•of-way along Katella Avenuo, Clementine Street ~nd Anaheim
Boulevard, public utilfty oasements and other publlc work imp~ovements shall be roqulred for the
entfre davelopment prior to the issuanco of a bullding permft except for the dcnilcation of Katella
Avenuo which shall be required wfthfn sbcty (60) da~•s ot the effective dato of tho t~rdlr~nce approving
this Specific Plan.
11. That prlor to final bullding and zoning inspections or at such oth~r time as dotermined by the City,
the leQal propeny owne~r/developer shall be responsiblo for the installatlon ot the parkwuy(s) and
sidewaiks in accordance with tho approveci plans. If not compl~ted prior to final bullding and zoning
inspections, the legal property ow~er/developer shall post security with the City in the form af a
bond, certfficate oi deposit, letter of crodft, nr cash, In a~ amount en~+ fonn ~atisfactory to the City
of Anaheim, to guarantee the satlsf~ctory campletion of the above•mentfoned improvements. Sald
security shall bd posted wfth tha City of Anahetm prlor to flnal buildinp and zuning Inspections, On
an on•poing basis theroafter, the property owner stiall be resp~nsfble for tho malntenance oi the
parkways nnd sidowalks in accordance with tli~ approvod plans.
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12. That prior to the approval of eaah Final Sfte I'ian and prfor to the Issuqnce of each building permit,
plans shall bo reviowed and approved by the Flre Department as being in conformance with the
Uniform Fire Code.
13. That prior to tho placement of bullding materials on a buildinp sKe, fire hydra~ts shall be charfled,
and acr,ASS sfiall be provid~ed for (ire hydrants at all times, as required by the Ftro Departmeni.
14. That all lackable padestrian and/or vehicular access gates ghall be equipped with 'knox box" devicas
as required a~d approvecl by 2!~e Fire Depar-.ment.
15. That prlor to the approval oY on-sfte wator plans, unles~ each bulidfng fs inftially connected to
separate firs services, an unsubordinated cavenant satistactory to the Cfty Attorney's Utiice shall be
recordAd prohibfting nny Individuai s~le ot buildfngs unti! separatA tire services are fr.etalled In xho
buildfn~(s) subject to the saie,
16. That prior to the pla~ement r,f buflding mat~rials on a building sfte, an afl woather driving surface shetl
be provfded from the roadway systam to and ~n the consiructfon sfto. Every b~~(Iding construr.tad
shall be accessibie to Fire Depar:m9nt apparatus. Tne width and radius of the driving surtaae ahall
meet tho reyuiremonts of Section 10.204 of tho Uniferm Ftre Gale as adopced by thg City af
Anaheim.
17. That the pruperty owner/developar shall matntatn access routes during constructbn lor fire protectian
and emargancy vehicl~s; such routes shail be paved or, subJeat to the ~pprovel ot the Ffre
Dapartment, shall otherwise pruv(de adequate emergency accoss.
~1 OSCAP[N~
'18. That raot and sidewalk barriers shall be provE~ed for troes (wfth 4he exceptfon of patm trees) within
seven feet of any public sidowalk.
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19. That prior to flnal buflding and zoning Insoactions, a Ilcensod landscape architoc4 shall certffy to the
Planning Department that all on•site landscaping has been !nstalled In accordanco with landsc~pinp
plans approved In connection with the Final Sfte Plan.
20. That landscaping plans submitted for plan check shall Incorporat9 °layered" landscapirig in the front
sotback compatible with landscape concopts In the vicinity and the new landscape provialons as thoy
may be amended for the Commercial Recreation Area (Anah~im Resort).
2t. That on-slte landccaping enci Irrigation syst~ms, Includ(ng areas In whlch dedication has been offered,
but not accepted by the City, shall be mainta(ned by the property ownor/developer In compllance
wfth City Standards. Further, there shall be no obstructions, subterranean or otfierwise that v~ould
prevent the full maturiry of the proposed landscape sareens.
22. That a licens~d arborist shail ba responsible for all tree trimming,
PARKS
23. Thot prior to issuanc~ of a building permft, the legal propeny owner/developer shall submit to the
Parks, Recreation and Communfty Service DApartment and th~ Public ~Norks-~nAfneering Department,
for review and approval, aonetruction pians for tlie installatfon of sidowaik/parkway(s) wfthin the
ultimate public street right•of-way. The sidewalk plans shall be prepared by a registered civll engineer
and the parkway plans shall be prepared to the sat{sfaction of thc~ Clry of Anahefm in accordance wfth
Ciry established specificatlons. Malntenance requirements for tho landscapad parkway(s) shall be
shown an the plans and shall be in conrormance with City specHicatians.
QLANNING
24. 7hat all developrtient shail occur in substantlal conformance with the Hotel Cirale Specific Plan No.
93-1 document, as amendod, on iile wfth the Planning Department and marked "Exhibtt A'.
25. That all Final Site Plans shall be prepar~ci in conformance wfth the Pre-F(?e submfttal requirements
on flle wfth the Zoning Divislon of the Planning ~opartment. Priur to Issuance oi buildfng permits,
construction plsns shall be in substantfal coniormanco wfth said Final Site Plans.
26. 7hat s~n unsubordlnated covenant satisfactory to the Cfty Attorney shall be recorded on each legel
lot or p~rcel guaranteeing that the antire aroa zoned SP93-1 wilf be coordinnted as one (1) integral
complex tor purposes of parking, vohicular circulation, signago, maintenanco, landscaping and
architectural control, and aetting forth the maintenance responsibliiry for the landscaped perOcways and
that the covenant shall be referenced in all deads transterring all or any part oi the interest in each
property.
27. That prior to iinal building and zonin~ Inspectfons, all air co~ditloning facilities and other rouf and
ground mounteci equipment shall be shielded from public vi~N as requirecl by the SpecNic Plan and
the sound buHered to comply with City ot Anaheim noise ordinances irom any adjacent hotel,motel
and vacation ownctr$hip resort oca~~pied p~operties. Such Intormatfon shall be speciilcally shown on
~he ~lans submitted for bufld(ng pormit~.
28. That pr~c,r !~ f~nal buildfng and zoning in3pections, all plumbing or other similar pfpes and fixtures
located on tt~~: ~~Rerior oi the building shall be tully screened from view of adJacent public rights•~f-
wAy and frorn adjacent nroperties by archftactural devlces ahd/or appropriate building materials; and,
further, such intormation shall be specNically shown on tho plans submitted for buildfng permits.
2g. That the Iegai property owner shali be respons~ble for the removal ol any on-sfte graHiti wlthin 24
hours of its applicatirm.
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30. That in oonnection w!th the submfttal of Final Site Plana, bullding elevations shall show that the rear
elovatfons of buildings visible from oti•sfte areas shali be architecturally r~ccented to portray a finisi~ed
look.
31. That no shuttlebus/vehicular drop•off ~reas shall ba permitted In hotel,motel or vacatlon ownership
rosort fron4 setback areas.
32. That ff amendments are mede to Areawido signoge standards for the Anaheim Flesort, all freestanding
slpnage constructed after such amendmonts aro adopted, shall conform to those new signage
provlsions.
SANITATION
33. 1'hat tresh Atorage areas shall ba provided and maintained In a tocation acceptable to the Streets and
Sanitation Divisfon and In accordanco with approved plans on file wfth said Dfvision. Such
information shall be specifically shawn on the plans submitted for building permfts.
~4. That a plan shaet for solfd was4e storage and collectlon and a plan for recyciing shall bo submiCed
to tha Streets and 8anitation Divlsion for review and approval.
P~.~
35. That prfor to appraval oi the Final Site Plan and prior to issu~nce of ~ar,h bullding permit, the
Anahelm Polfce Department shall review and approve plans for safety, acor;sib(Iity, crime prevantlon,
and security provlslons during both the c~nstruction and aperative phases.
Wa7Ep
36. That prior to issuance of a bu(Iding permit the appropriate fees due 4or priman/ water mains,
secondary water mains, and iiro protection service shall be paid to the Water Enginoering Divis(an,
(n accordance wlth Rulos 15A and 20 of the Water Utility Rates, Rules an~ Regulations.
37. 7hc~t the water backflow oquipment and any other large water ~ystem equlpment shall be installed
to the satisfactlon of the Water Utilfty Division behind thc~ tron4 bullding Ilne in a manner fully screened
from ali pub(Ic vfew.
38. That the legal property owner/developer shall pay the pro-rated share o( the cost for constructlon
of Water Production Well No. 55.
39. That ihe le~al property owner of sub~ect properry shall prov(de tha Cfty of Anah~im with public utllity
easement~ as required by the Water ~ngineering Divisfon for water pubUc utilRy purposos. Sald
easements shall b9 subm~tad to the Cfty flf AnAhefm prior to is~uance oi buildtng pdrmits.
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TRAFF~
41. 7hat prior to issuance of a building permft, tho appropriate traffic signal assessment iee shall be paid
to the City of Anaheim in an amount as ostablishod by City Council Resolutlon.
42. That plans shall be submftted to the City 7rafiic and Transportation ManAger for his review and
approval showing conformance with the latest revision af Engineorfng Standard Detall Nos. 402, 436,
601, 602, 604, 605, 607 and 609 (or as othonvisa specifled in the SpecNic Plan) pertaining to
parking and cfrculatfon standards. All parkinp standards not speaNically contained within this Specific
~lan shall comply with th~ requirements Gf the Anaheim Municipal Code. SuSJsct property shall
thereupon be developed and maintained fn contormance wfth safd plans,
A3. That ~II driv~ways shall be constructed wfth ten (1U) foot radius curb returns as required by tho City
Engineer in conformance with Engineering Standard Detall Nu. 137
44. That prlor to the issuance of a bulldin~7 pormft, the legal property ownor/developor shell pay a traf(ic
and transportati~n impravement fe~ to the Ciry of Anaholm, in an amount in offact at tho time the
permit is issued established by the Clry Councit Ordtnance/Resolut(an. 1'his fee wlll be useci to fund
traHlc and transportation improvements wlthln this area Impacted by the pro~ect.
45. That an on-site trash turn-around t~rea ~hall be provided por Engineoring Standard Detail No. 610 and
as requ(red by the Department of Mafntenance. Sald area shall be shown on plans submitted for
building permits and shall be m~intalned as a Yurn-around area.
46, That a plan sliall be submitted to the Clry Traffic and Transportation Manager showing the loading
space !or trucks in cunformance with C~de Sectfon 18.06.U60 or as otherwise pr~~vfded in tha Speciffc
Plan.
47, That plans shall be submitted to the Cfry TraHlc and Transportation Manager for his review and
approval fn contormance wfth Engineoring 5tandard Detail No. t37 pertaln~ng to sight distance
visiblNty for freestanding sign I~cations.
48, That the final drlveway alignments shall be subjoct to rev(ew and approval by the Cfty TraH(c ~nd
Transportation Manager. Nlans shall be subrnitted to sa(d manager showing the street and drivowaY
locations adjacent 40 ~nd acress from the requested drive~vay alignm~nts.
49. That the passenger loadf~g and unloading areas and bus bays shall be provided as requlred hy the
Clty Traffic and Transportatinn Manager. Plans submitted for b~illding permits shall show sald
roqufrements.
50. That signage plans for directing circuiation in on•site parking lots and structures shall ba reviewed
and approved by the City TraNic and Transportat{on Manager.
51. That when established by the Ciry, the proparty owner/develaper shall participate (n the
TranspArtatlon Network (7MA) to be creatad for the Anahelm Resort and the Anaheim Stedfum
Business Center and coordinated wfth the I-5 Traffic Management Pian.
MISCELIJaNEOUS
52. That wfthtn thirty (30) days frorrs the adopt(on of thts ordinancs tho ~Agal property owner of subject
property shall submit a Istter requesting termination of Conditional Use Permit Nos. 487, 1122, 1238,
3053, 3?.41 and ~255 end Varlanco Nos. 5b5 and 3290.
•10- PC94•76
53. That the praperty owner/developer shall be responsibie for compliance and any direct costs
associated with Mftigation l~onitorfiig Program No. 0079 and further shall conform with all ~f the
requirements of Mitigatlon Monitoring Proflram AttachmenY "C". ostablished by the Cfty as requlred
by Sectlon 2108?.6 of the Public Resources Code to ~nsure Implementation of those mitigation
measures ldentified in the Recornrnended Canditions of Approvai for tho Mttigated Nogative
Declaration,
5". That within 60 days after adoption oi the ordinance approving the ~pecific Plan, or prior to Issuance
~f a bullding permft whichever occurs first, the legal proporty owner/developer shall pay the fee
~equired to set up ths Mitigati~n Monftoring Program and the tee per mftlgation msasure as stated
in the Ciry Councll Rosol~lon authorizfng said feo.
55. That approval of this appilcAtfon constftu4es approvel of tho proposoci reyuest only tu the extent that
ft complles wfth the Anaheim Munlcipal Zaning Code and any other applicablo City, State arid Federal
regulatlons. Approval does not include any action or findings es to compliAnco or approval of the
request regarding any other applicable ordlnanco, regulatian or requirement.
56. 7hat within tiiirty (30) days frorn the adoption of this ordinance, the applfcant $hall provide the
Plarming Department with 4hree (3) copies of an Rinended SRecific Plan document rafloc;tive of the
Ciry Councll's action incorporating all changes thereto. Upan revlew and approval of the arnended
documont by the Planning Dopt~rtment, fifty (50) copies of the final document (including all a~provfng
resolutions and ordinances), includ(ng one mastar copy suftable for roproduction, shall be providecf
~y the applicant and at tho appilcant's expenso to the Planninp Department.
57. That the cost for pubiicatlon of the adopted ordinanco for suhJect SpecHic Plan shall bo paid for by
the proJect appllcant prfor to publication In the newspaper.
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VACATION OWNERSWIP RE^~ORTS
59, Tt~at prior to conversion to or establishment of a vacation ownership ~esort, ff the vacation ownership
resort interest is to bo coupled with an estate in real property, tho tegaf prope~ty uwner/~eveloper
shall first submft a Condominium Plan to tl}e City of Anahoim ior approval, in complfance with all
requfrements ~f the State of ~alitor-~la SubrJivfsion Map Act. Tho approved Condominlum Plan shall
then ba recordod with the t~Nice ot the Orange Cuunty Recordor.
60. That prior to conversion to or estabiishmont of a vacation ownershfp resort, Yhe IegAI property owner
shall provide in additlon to all requirements of the 5pecitic f'lan, the follQwinfl to the Zoning Division
tor transmittal to the OHice of the Cfty Attorney for review end aRproval.
(a) Gopfes af ail relevan~ enabling documentatloro, including, but rsot Iimfted to, articles oF
incorporation, bylaws, doclarations of covenants, condttfons, restrictior.s and memborship or
Ifcense agreements; and
(b) Copies of all Celitornia Stete De~artment of Real Estate applications and permRs inciuding any
pubHc report Issued.
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61. 7hat ih~a aperatpr of sub~aot vacation ownershlp resort shall submft a yoarly repnrt to the Clry of
Araaholrn no late~ Yhau Jan!~ery' 31 of eACh calendar year far the calendar year endfng the p~evlous
Deaomber 31, oomparlnp actual Translont Occupancy Taxes collecte~d for the Vacatlon Ownorshlp
Units. It ahaii be tho r~spansi~ility oi the oporato~ of subJect vacation ownership resort (Operator)
tr~ m~intt~Jro comp~~tQ records and to report the correr,t Transient Occupancy Tax (TOT) including the
TCJT inr ~ny rentals uf vacation ownersl~.fp units which are handled be either the owner af such unit
(owner) or t~ third pa3rt,y (~ pnrtv other th~n tl-ie Ownor or Oporator), Tlie Opart~tor shaii comply with
ali r~pplicabl~ pr~vislors ni Chapter 2,1?. 'Translont ~coupancy 7ax" af thn pnoheim Municipai Catfe.
fi2. 'rhat the operator ot subJect vacatio~ ownershlp resort shall malntaln a registor for the registratian
e~F all guests In both tho ~:acation ownarship units and the trAditional hutel rentAl units, ae spor.lFied
in Chaptor 722 "Nlotel Registers" of the Anahelm (~unicipai Code.
63. That pri~r to conversion to or establishma~nt of a vacation ownershfp resort, either as a permitted use
or s conditfonal use, the legal property owner shail provlde a proposal satfsfactory to tho City
Attorney's OHice which sets forth the methcxi oF ownershlp of the vacation ownershtp units to be
os4ablisheci and implemented for the vacation ownorship project whi~~h guarantees that the City shail
be entitled to collact 7ransient Occupancy Tax for nll vacatfon own9rship units as ff they wero hat91
rooms,
TIMING
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64, That within th(rty (3Q) days from the adoption oF this ordinance, Conditlon Nos 52 and 56, abovo-
montlonod shail be compiled wfth
Fi5. That priar to issuance of a buflding permit, Condition IJo~. 1, 3, 5, 9, 10, 12, 20, 23, 25, 7.6, 27, 28,
30, 33, 34, 35, 36, 38, 39, 41, d2, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 4P and 50 shall be compliod w(th, Extensions
for further time to complete said cond(tions may be nranted in accordance with Section 18.03.090
of the Anaholm Municlpr.i Code.
G6. That prior to final bullding ~nc~ zoning fnspnctlons, CorKfltfon Nos 2, 4, 6, 7, 8, 11, 14, 18, 1J, ?4,
37 and 43 abova-montioned shiall be complied with.
THE FOR~GOING RESOLUI'IUN was ,adoptecJ at the ('lanning (:ommission meet,ng of
Juna 1 a, 1994. ~
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CHAIRMAN, A AH 'IM CiTY NNING CaM~J11SSI0N
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
COUN7Y OF ORANGC ) ss.
CITY OF ANAKEIM )
I, Janet L. Jenson, Secretary ot the Anaheim Ciry Planning Commisslon, do heroby certHy
that the (orogoing rasot~ ilon was passud ~rxl adopted at a meeting ot the Anaheim City Planninp
Comrnission h~id o~i June 13, 1994, by the following vote ot tho m~mbers thereoi:
AYES: COMMISSIONERS: BOYDSTUN, CALUWELL, HENN~hGER, MESSE, PERAZA, TAIT
NOES: COMMISSIONERS: NUNE
ABSENT: COMMISSIONERS: MAYER
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, 1 have hureunto set my hand this 1~~ day o~,~~~.
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S~'CRETARY, ANAHEIM CITY PLANNINCi COMMISSION
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ATTACHMEM7 "A"
6.0 ZGIJIN(3 EZPLANATItlN
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S~ction 5.0 af the Hotel Ciscl~ Speci~ia Plan,"xoning and
Aevelopmant Standards Sac~iQn," d~~c^ribes t2~.e ~p~~i~iG
standards and regulati.on3 wh.i.ch wi2]. apply to dsvelopment
within the Speci~ic Pl~n Area. 7t'Yiese standardea and
requlations replace the r.~gulations contained in the City's
Comtae~cial-Recraatfon (G-R) Zone.
Tha purpose o! thfs 5ection ia ty identify and exp].ain why t.he
Zoninq and Davelopmenk S~andards in the Hotel Circle Specitic
Plan dilPez lrom those i.n the C-R Zons and to provide an
~xplanation Lor the diYLe~~ences betw~en th~ two.
d. i CONI~ITIONAI. USES l6PID STRIICTIIRES
~ode Sectians_•_
18.48.050
~~~tf4~ Platt_ 5eCtfons: _
18 . ~. 090
Zoninq Standard - 3pecialty retail cQntnrs reqLirs five (S)
acre aite
Sp~sciti.: Plan proposal - spaciulty retail esntera rtequira
thrsa (:~) acre site
~ ~xplanation: Site conatzaints and dQSign modi.~ications tor
tha projact necasaitiate tt-s zequ~ated
' ' moditications. Proposal raquiras sp4a:Lalty
zatafl canters bo sut~jert to e conditional ua•
permit. . . r
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101
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6. Z 3'~'ItIICTDRAL HEIGBT AND AREe. 7;IMYTATION3
~odR SRCtiq~,~
18.48.080
,~eai_*ic Pl~n Prog~s,~,
18 . ~.113.
Zoning Standard - Minimutn parcal sizc lots requi.rQd to have
175 =~et af trontage
Speci~fa Plan Proposal -- Minimum parcel sizQ lots xequirsd to
have lU0 legt of frontage
Explanation: Site canstrainta and ~l~siqn considarations gor
the pzojeat necasaitate tihe requea~ed
maclitications,
6.3 8TRUCTQR7\L gETBACICS 1181D Y7#ItD RBQZTIREKEliTB
Code Section!e •
].8.48.083
~cecitic Plan Sect ona:
18 . _.112
A. Lots A ut~in,g fIaster and ~lementin~ streeta
2oning S~tandarc~ - Thirty (30) =eet
Specilic Plan Pzoposal - Ten (x0) f$et
Explanation: Cry~atal Suite~ Hatal, Resid~nce Isui and
Peacock Suites Ho~t~l were constructi~ed v~ith ten
(1aj loat s~tbacka from Clementine and Hastar
Strsetg. Proposal ~a cansis~snt with tb~~
, ~setbacks ot propos~d and tacistinq adjacanti
iand uRQS and cizculstior pat~ernx.
Moditication wil~ alsc~ a.- : setback
raquiramente tor lre~sta~.ndinq monumerit signs.
,. Setback also permits mor~ etticient usa ~f
land within Specitic Pla~n bo~n~ary.
B. L~s~ Abu~t n Ze S3treat
Zoninq Standard - TQn (10) t~et
SpQ~itfc Plan I~rnpo~tal - Five (S) teRt
Expianation: PivQ (5j toot setbac:c along Zeyt~ Street ~
permittad by riqht, per C.~.P. No 3241. Zeyrt
Street i~ a cul-do-sac vhich abuts Rasld~nce
Znn and Motel 6 pnrkinq lots and i~ not vithin .
the prim,nry Ke~tella 1~vssmR viewshtd. ~
~oditication vill also alt~r s4tback _
soz
.
- ! . r'r :~.! - ; c~
rcaquirem~nts for fre~standing manument sign~
And standards Por land4ca~ing around parking
structure~.
C. jto~s ,~, tina I~terior Pronertv Lines
Znning Standard - Ten (l0) fset
Sp~cific P1an Pr.oposal ° Five (5) teet
~Explanation: zntegxation of ten (l0) separate lots
facflitate join~ use- of parcels, ~hezeby
varying ~etk~acks sa requested to enhance
visual intexface. Moditication alsa permits
zero (0) lot line ~~tback fox open pazking
a.reas ar parkinq ~structur~s.
6. ~ P~RNl2TTED F1~ICROACffi~IP.l~lTB 3N'A'O REQOSRED YARDS 71ND SP.TBAG'I[
y1RP.A8
,~~ e tiio~
18.48.080
~pecitia plan Sections:
18 . r,.113 ,
A. ~y~cr~~ive screen••Tvne Walls
Zoning 5tandard - Not to be l~cated clASer than ten (10) tee~
trom public right-of-way
S~ecitic Plan Proposal - Not ta be loc~ted closer thar- live
(5) Pest from puhlic riqht-ol-way
Explanation: Site con~traints and design considerations tnr
ths pr.oject nece:asitate the r~quested
m~difications.
~ . S 9AC31I~1'F f.)1ND
~oda seatiQns•
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x8._.117
Zoaing Standard - ~crs$n~ad and/or landscapad
Sp~citia Pinn Progosal - Land vhich rsmains vacant in excega
ot one (1) year shall be scrssn8d and/or landsaaped, exeept
alorq zRyn Str~et which shall be kept trss o! weeds and littar
Explanation: Current economic condiCions may requtxe
cextain parc~ls to rs~ain in ehaiz preser.~
atate; hovevQr, in the avent tt~e aconomy
ias
. i c - i'c'U.:-"c~
improves, the vacant parcels may be developed par the Spacitic
Plan.
b.6 OFF-STR~ET PARRING A31D LvADYNG RE~IIYREMENTS
c~de SectiQn :-
18.48.085 and 18.q6.050
SB~F:~~l~r sec~on~
18._.120 - -
A, parking Rt3rnt; ~'QmentS for Res~aura~ts Yncoreorated i~,Q
~otels
Zoning Standard - Eight (8) space~ per 1000 square leet of
gross floor area
Speci.tic Plar~ Praposal - Zero (0) spacea pravi.d~d
Fk-p2anation: R~staurants inco~po.rated into hotels will
. ~ primarily ca~er to in-hous~ guests.
g. ~~~~,/Motel/V~,c,at~on Owne ~hip Resort_ Park~g
?aning Standxrd - One and two-thirds (1.6) epacos per qu~ast
zoom wi~h k3::chenette _
5p~ci~ic Plan Proposal -~ight-tenths (0,8) spaees per quRSt
soom wif:h kitehsnette
Explanat~on: Sndustry standards fur suite hotela with
k:itchencttct amenities have stiown that no
additional narkinq is necessazy.
C. ~{olovee P~g
~ Zoning Standgrd - Va.ries
5pecific P].an Proposa~ - One-fourth (0.25) of a parking space
!or hotel ~mplayee parkinq and tour (4.0) spaces per 1,000
- squars feet .of gross Plaor a:ea ai lood preparation for _ ,
ra~taurant employcas. '
Explanation: Indust,ry standards ~or hotel and restaurant
operationss have ahown th~ proposed parking
standards are mora than sutticient to mest the
parking needs oi the projsct~s employses.
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Z~ning Standnrd - Varies
SpeciPic Plan Proposal - Twelve (12) foot ~y eighteen (1g)
foot spaces pr~vided
ExplanAtion: Truck loading f~cilities were no~ prnvided f~r
~Lhe Crystal Suites or Peacock Suites Hut~ls.
mddit~onal areas for deliv~ries have heen
provided in Conjunation wi~h the bus parking
~reas. - -
T;. j~agimum ~q nincxs
Zoning Standard - Two (2) curb apenxngs for parce].s with more
than 300 Eeet af ~treet frontnqe
SpeciPic Plan Propoyal - Z'w~a cuxb openings Por parceis loca~ed
a~.onq Zeyn Street
Expl~nation: Only prflposed along ~eyri Street tor enhance~l
tra~lic circulation opportuni~ies.
F. Dr3.vew,~v Seg~~ tta and SBacing
Zoning Standard - Thirty-aix (36) lEet
Speaific Plan Proposal - Twen~ty (20) feet
Explanatic~n: Site constraints and design con~ideratiens for
the project n~~essitate ~he requested
moditications.
G. ~tri ~ ive Dim~nsions
Zoning Standard - Mi.nimum aP forty (40) fee~
Spe~cit{c P1an
Presgosal w Mini.mum oP tittasen (15) fes~t ,
Explanation: Site cons~raints and design cor.siderations for i
the pxoj~c~t necessi~ate the requeste~ '
moditications. ~
H. C,om~aat P arkin~ S~,aces '
Zoninq Standards - No compaat spaces permittad
SpeciPic Plan ~roposal - Where desiqn constraints exist, up to
twenty-tive (2S) percer~t of total ffipaces can be ~ompact spxaes ~:
Explanation:
Site conatrai.nts and desfqn consideratf.ona fo.r ~
,~
the project necessitate the reques~ed =
modifications. Adciitionally, the Peacock and
Crystal sui~~s .Elot~ls curr~ntly utilize
compact parkinq spaces. p~
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Zon.inq StandAxd - Minimum of twer.ty-thr~e ( 23 ) tk~r~u~h 'twenty-
~ivo (~5) feet. aisles within parking structtu~e.~
SpeciPia plan ProposaZ ~ Minimum o~ twetitx-three (23) fe~st
within parking struatures
Expl~nation: Si~e con~traints and design aansidpra~ians fo.r
ttie project nec~ssitate the requested
m~d3f ications .
J. Parkinq St~,~
Zoninc~ Standaxd - sizes va.ry
Speci~3.c Plan Psoposal - Minimum o~ 8'6" X 18~ parking stall
:or surfaae and parki~ng structura ~arki~q
~xplanation: Sita constrain~ks and ~lesign considezations for
the pro~ec~ necessitata t,he requested
' m~dif ications .
R. Driveway w;~~~ Dimens~ons
Zonixtg Standards ~- Twenty-five to thirty-five f~et wade
drivew~ys
Specitic Plan Pr. oposal - Twsnty-thr~e to thir~y-live Yaet ~rid~
drivsways _
Explanation: Site censtraint3 and dssiqn considNrations tor
~he ~rojeat nQCess3tiat~ the requested
modifications. R~qui.red due to narrow size of
existing parc~ls.
6~7 oACATICN OWNERBHIp RESORT3
• • Gode S~cti ns•
18.48.070
S~~c:i`,~ic Plan Sac. ons:
la.l,.130
A. on~,,~,~ionai vse Permi~t
Zoning Standard - Subjec~ ~o a Conditional Usa Permit
Speaitic Plan Proposal - T.l.irty (30) percent ot total proposed
hotel rooms by right; additional units ~subjec~ to a
Ganditienal IIsg Permit
Expl~.~iatiorc- Ther~ is c7.~~ rantly na limitat3on on the numb~r
o! va~atiae~ ownership resort units parmitted
withir: •a de~;aelopment. Th~e Applicant agrRas ta '
limit vsaat~on owa~rsh3p resort units ta a t
lOs
rc::~•t~ ~~,
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totaZ not to exceed thirty psrc~ent (30~) oP
the total pxoposed hot~l rooms.
b.8 BIGEdAGE FOIi SQTEL V3E3
Code S~c~i ns•
18.48.090-.097
eci Plsn ,~g ions:
1R.,~.140-.'147 ' _ _
A. ~,umber a~ Buildina Sima~
Zoaing Standar~ - Two (2) buildtng signs ~er hotel
Specific Plan ~roposal •• Three (3) buil.dinq ~iqn~ gRr hotel
~Yanation: Modifica~ion madp due ~ko ~he visual dissruptior~
of the pzoposed s~ven (7) ~tory, seventy-five
(73) font tall Disneyland Resort East Parking
S~n~.ctuxe locat~d alonq Clementine Street
b~twean Freadmmn Way and Ratella Avenu~. The
incr~ased signage will anable the project ta
gar~ially mitigate thQ visual impact of the
prupo~ed gark3ng structure. Re~Per to ~xhibit
32.
B.
Zoning Standard - Min3mum of seven (7) feet
Spe~:.fic Plan Proposal - Min3.mum o~ two (2) feat
Explanations S3te constxaints and design considera~ion~ far
the project neacssltate the requ~sted
modifications. RPquired due to modific~tian
in pxoposed setback requirements. RequirQrl to
a11ow n,reater ~ign visibil3.ty.
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ATTACHMENT "B" •
Hot~l Circle Speei:ic Plan
CI-~APT~R 18.
SPCCIFIC PL~AN NO. 93-1 (SP93-1)
ZONING AND DEVELOPM~:NT
STANDARQS
Sections:
]8. .010 PUd~'OS~ AND INTENI'.
18.~ .020 ~ENEPAL FROVISIONS.
18.~ ~.030 UCi~ INITIONS.
18.~ .O~bO ME7('I-IODS AND
18.~.U50
18~.OG0
1S.__.07U
1$.~.080
18._~.090
18. .10Q
18.~.110
1~.__._,.120
18._.130
18. .140
18.~.150
1S._.160
18._.170
18.____.180
18.~_ ly0
18. .200
PROCED~JRES FOR
SPECIFIC PI.AN
IMPLEMCNTATIUN.
PERIVII'I'd'ED IJSES AN~
STRUC 1'[JRES - GENERAL.
PERMITI'ED iPRIMARY
USES ANID S'Y'KU(',"I'URCS.
P~RMI'I'f'ED ACCESSOItY
USES AND STRi1CTURES.
PERMITTED TEMPORARY
USE~ AND STIdUC'~'UItES.
COIVDITIONAL USES ANU
STRUCTURES.
P'RO~EIIBITED USES.
IjAND USE AN~ Si'I'E
DEVELOPIO~ENT
STANDARDS.
OFF-STRI:ET PARKING
AND LOADING
REQUIREMENTS.
R~QUIRI~MENTS rOR
VACATSON OWIVERS~-l[~'
RESORT3.
SIGN REGUi.ATIONS.
DLVELOPMENT REVIEVi~
AND PERMITS.
DEUICATION AND
IMPROVCMENTS.
RECLASSIFICAT'ION
PRUCEDURE - VIOLATION.
PENALT~ES FOR
VIOI.ElTIONS.
AMENDNYENTS,
COND1TI01°i~-I. USE
P~~tMITS ANU VARlANCE~.
NON APPLICABILI'i'Y.
Sec:ion 5.0: Zoning a~rd Developme~tt S~andards
18.~.210 APPLI~ATION FEES
18. .010 PURPOSE ~ND INTCNT.
.O1Q Purpose. The regulations set
forth in this Chapter have been established
to provide for the orderly dcvelopment of,
and upon adoption of an ordinance
reclassifying said property ~t~ Specific Plan
93-1 (the "2one"), shall be app~icable to that
certain property (hereinaiter referred to as
tl~e "Speciiic Plan Area") described in that
Specific Plan N~. 93-1 document
(hereinafter r~ferre~.l to as the "Specific
Plan"), marked and on file in the
office of the City Clerk approved by th~ City
Cuuncil oct , as the same may be
hereinafter amended.
.OZO Intent. The riotel Circle
Specific Plan ~one recognizes the
uniqueness of the Commercial Recreation
Area as a family-oriented tourist center
destination and encourages flcilities catering
to tourist and conv~ntion-related events.
Z'his Zone is intended to provide for and
cncourage the developme~it of integrated
facilities iri attractive settings for retail
businesses directly related to entertaining,
lodging and supplying services to tourists
and visitors.
This Zone is further intended to
enhance communiry appearance; to protect
public inv~stment in, and ttie ~haracter of,
public thoraughfares; and to aid in the
attraction of tourists and other visiturs
important to the economy of the City.
Application of these regulationc is
specifically intended tv provide the most
appropriate use of the land, create a
harmonious relationship among land uses
and protect the health, safety and welfare of
the residents a~id visitors in the rity of
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Hot~l Circ.le Specific Plan
A.naheim.
.U30 Organization. In accordance
with the provisions of Chapter 18.93 of the
Anaheim Municipal Cod~ entitled
"SPECIFIC PLANS," the standards her~in
are patterned after the zone districts and
definitions contained in Title 18,
"ZONING," of ths ~~naheim Municipal
Code.
1.8._.020 GENERAL PROVISIONS.
.010 Compliance with the Hotel
Circle 5per.tPc PIAn ~Code. All uses atid
developments in this Zone shall comply with
all applicable provisions of this Code
expressly referred to in this Chapter
including, unless specifically amended
herein, the provisions of Chapters 18.01
entitled "DEFINITIGNS-ZONING CODE"
arid 18.04 entitied"SI'TE DEVELOPMENT
STANUARDS-GENERAL" of t~~e Anah$im
Municipal Code; provided, however, that in
the event of any conflict or inconsistency
be+.ween any pr~vision contained in any
other Chapier of the Anaheim Municipal
Code and any provision contained in this
Chapter, the provision contained in this
Ctiapter shall govern and apply. The
provisions of this Chapter shall supercede
the provisions set forth in the Commercial
Recreation (CR) Zone.
.OZO ~tte Development Standards.
The ~ite development standards hereinafter
set forth in ihis Chapter have been adopted
to operate in conjunction with the Hotel
Circle Specific Plan Area Design
Guidelines.
030 CompliAnce with City uf
AnAheim Codes. All grading plans shal.
comply with all a~plicablc regulations and
be reviewed and processed in accordance
Section 5.0: Zorting and Developrner~t Stunrlurds
with the procedures contained in Title 17
"LAND DE~IELOPMENT AND
RESOURCES" of the Anaheim Municipal
Code. All construction shall comply with
the provisions of the Uniform Building
Code, as adopted by the City of Anatieim,
and applicable sections of Title 15
"BUILllING AND HOUSING" of the
Anaheim Municipal Code. Constructioxi
within the Specific Plan Area may
commencs ~~nly after the Planning
Commission approves the Pinal Site Plilll
and finds that t~ie construction praposal is in
substantial compli~nce with Developrnent
Standards and Design Guidelines of the
Hotel Circle Specific Plan. The issuance of
building permits may only oc~ur after Final
Site Plan apprAVal has been obtained from
the City of Anaheim, subject to the
procedures set forth in Section 18. 040.Q2U
entitled "FIN.~.L SITE PLAN APPROVAL"
of this Chapter.
.040 Lot Gine Adjustment. Lot
Line Adjustments within the Hotei Circle
Specific Plan shall cornply with all
applACable regulations and be reviewed and
pr~cessed in accordance with the procedures
contained in Title 17 entitled "LAND
DEVELOPMENT AND RE50UP.CE5" of
the Anaheim Municipal Code.
.050 In additioti tu the existing two
(2) hotels with 269 ro~ms and the
redesigned Katella hotel with 2S0 rooms,
the Specific Plan permits the developrnent
of two hotels with up ta 45t~ rooms for a
total of 969 rooms, and other permitted
accessory uses. The approximate number of
rooms within each hotel is establishe~l or~
Exhibit 18 of the Hotel Circle Specific Plan
docurnent. In the event that any of the
proposed hotel~ within ti~e Spccific Plan
area, as shown in Exhibit 1R, are scaled
down in density or hpigh:, such hotels shall
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be deemed to be in con:ormance with the
Specific Plan.
such a manner as to abrog~te or nullify
those findings.
Any of fhe permitted primary ar
accessory us~s may be located at any
location within the Specific Plan Area
provided said uses comply with the
development standards ~et forth herein. A.ny
changes in the loGa.tion of the uses as set
forth in ~xhibit 1$ of the Specific Plan will
be reviewed and processed in accordance
with Section 18.r.(k~0.0201(a).
.OGO The provisions set forth. in this
Specific Plan, including the development
standards, shall allo~v for the orderly
development of all proposed hotels, parking
facilities and other related/accessory uses.
.070 1fie development standards
containec] herein sh111 apply to ~tll newly
proposed developments within the Hotel
Circle Specific Plan boundaries.
.080 The site development
standards in this Chapter shall apply to the
structural expansion portion of every
buildin~ r~er~inafter expanded in addition to
all requirenient set forth in the Specific
Plan.
.090 Zuning Code. Any reference to
the zoning cude made in this ChaptPr shall
mean Title 18 uf the Anaheim Municipal
Code.
.100 In adopting Resolution
approving and adopting the Specific Plan,
the City Council af the City of Anaheim
made certain findings of consistency
between the Genera3 Plan of the City and
the Specific Plan. In granting future
approvals as coritemplated b,y this Chzpter
and Y~y the Specific Plar~, the pa~ticular
person or body so acting shall not do so in
~S._.03 DEFINITIONS
For the purposes oi this Chapter, the
following terms, phrases, words and their
derivations shall have the meaning given
herein. The worcl "shall" is always
mar.datory and not merely directory. Any
words, terms or phrases not defined by this
Chapter, shall have the same definition
given in Chlpter 18.01 entitled
"DEFINIT'IONS--ZONING CODE" of the
Anaheim Municipal Code.
.010 "A" WORDS, TE1tMS AND
PHRA~ES.
.0101 Ac~essory Use, Permitted. A
Permitted Accessory Use is a use which is
considered to be compatible with a
Permitted Printary Use while being clearly
incidental to and integrated with the
Permitted Primary Use. A Permitted
Accessnry Use is permitted as of right,
provided that the specific propasal for such
a use conforms to all requirements of the
Specific Plan. A Permitted Accessory Use is
a use which is secondary or sut~ordinate to a
Permitted Primary Use.
.030 "C" WORDSy TERIVIS AND
PH~tASES
.0301 Centerline. A reference line
indicating the center of a wall or street.
.030~ Connmercial•Recrei~tlo~ (CR)
Area. An area within the City of Anaheim
d~signated as a family oriented tourist
destination that encourages the development
of integrated facilitics in attractive settiags
for retail businesses directly related to
entertaining, lod~ing and supplying services
Pa$e 3 _~~~_ ~,Cgd-7~
Hotel Circle Spacific Plan
to tourists :,nJ visitors, as indicatect in the
City of Anaheim General Plan.
.040 "D" WORDS, TERMS AND
PIIRASES.
.0401 DevelopmenS. The
improvement of the property for purpos~~s of
constructing the structures, improvements
and faciliiies comprising the project as s~t
forth in thc Specifir Pian, including,
witho~t limitation: grading; the construction
uf infrast~vcture ~r.J public facilities rel3ting
to the project whether located within or
outside the property; the con.ctruction of any
stn~cturc; and the installation af utilities and
landscaping.
.0402 Drive. An oc~-site vehicular
passageway between Clemcntine an~J Zeyn
Street~~ for the exclusive use of the
occupants of a project or property and their
guests. A drive shall riot be considered a
strezt. Parking shall be permitted on a
drive provided the drive complies with
Engineering Standard Detail Nu.ti02.
.OSO "~" W4RD5, 'i"ERMS M1D
PHRASES.
.OSO] Fence. An artificially
constructcd barric~~ c~nstniet~d solcly of
metal, or metal and wc,~d and intended to
enclusc and screen areas from adjacent
pro~erty anJ/or public tights-of-way.
.0302 ~ull 5crvicc ric,tcl. Prnvides
restau: ant(s), ret:sil Sp~ce, arni
mc~etir~/hanquct facilitics which :+rc
available tn gues~~ and the generai prblic.
full :ccrvice hoteis may include ~taridard
biic.~t mc~ms. ~ui~es nr a c~mbinati~n of
hoth.
.q60 "G° ~1'nRUS, TERh1S ANU
Section 5.0: Zaning and Developntc~nt S~ruidurds
FHRASES.
.0601 General Plnn. The City's
comprehensive, long term planning
documcnt which sets forth the goals and
objectives for the C~ry.
.06(12 Gross Arcu ~Gross acres).
The e~it~re land area (acies) within the
boundary of the Spccific Pl1n area (which
entails thc cansolidation of ninc individual
parcels), measured to the right-of-way IinP
of any abutting puUlic street. 'Che gross
acreage of th~ Specific Plan iticludes
pruperty for the prPViously approved or built
hotels which are incorporated into the He~tel
Circle project fc7r planning purposes.
.06a3 Grnsa Cqunre Foota~e. 'I'he
total squarc footage of a building or
structure or a speci~c area within a building,
including the exterior walis of all floors.
.A604 Guest Room. A hote) guest
room witb a keyed entry which provicies
sleepin~ and sitting areas and a full hath.
.070 "H" WORDS, 7'~RM5 ANU
PHRASES.
.0701 Hotel/1~9otel. Pmvides gu~st
rooms or suites, anJ may includc continental
hreakfast service, game ro~m, gift shc~p and
~iTl IUt ~UCSi:~.
.OSO "L° WO(tDS.'1ERMS ANU
~'HRA5ES.
.0801 l.os ur Pancf. ( i) A parccl of
real property a.a shown on thc effectivr cfate
of ttiis ordinancc as a ~lclineaced parcel ~~f
land wi:n a numMcr nr othcr dcsi~nation an
a pla~t recnrded in the ~fficc c~f the Coun~y
R~carJcr of Orangz County: or, (?) :- parrcl
~f real prUprrry n~t delineated a.: { 1) atxrvc,
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a.nd abutting at least one public street and
held under separate owncrship from
adjacent properry prior to the effective date
of the or~inanc~ adopting this Chapter; ur
(3) a parccl uf real properry not delineat.°d
a.~ in (1) above, and containing an area not
less than the prescribed minimum square
footage and lot width requi~ed for this zone,
and abutting ai least one public strcet if the
same wa~ a portion of a larger piece of
unsubdivided real properry held under single
ownership prior ta the effective date of tlie
ordinance adopting this Cl~apter.
.09U "P" W(?RUS, 7'ER1~IS AND
PFlFLASCC.
.0901 Ys~rking Facilities. An area or
stn~cture intended for the tert~porary storage
of :tutomobiles and ott~er vehicle5. Such
facilities may consist of~ but are ne~t limited
tu, surface parkin~ lots, parking structures
and parkinp, areas under buildin~.s or
subterranean parking.
.(Y902 Plunning Director. The
Plar.ning Uircct~r of the City uf Anahcim or
his c~r her duiy authorizec: designee.
.0g03 1'orte-Cocherc. An accessorv
use cansisting of a reserved space, roofed or
unroofed, artd attached to the sidc Qr fr~nt
of a huilding and establishcd for thc
convenicnt loacling and unloading of
pa.t~CI1~CfR.
.i1904 Primary Use~ I'e~~mitted. A
!'erntittcd Pri~ttary U~c is a u~c that ic
cuntemplated to be the ~nain and
predominant usc. Such usc is permitted ~~~
of riKht, pr~vidcd that the spe~iCc prnyosal
for such u~e wntn:ms tn all requiremen~s ~f
thc Specific I'lan.
.(19(IS Pro,jc~t. Thc dcvclapmcnt
Sec~ron 5.0: Zoning a~rd L~evelapment Stnndurcl.s
project contemplated by ti~e Hotel Circle
Specific Plan c:onsists of two (2) existing
hotels with 269 rooms, thc redesi~ned
Katella hote! wi;h 250 rooms including up to
a 15,U~D square foot free standing restaurant
and the development of two (2) hotcis with
up to 450 roums for a total of 969 rooms,
and other permitted uses a.~ set for:h herein
and including biit not limited tc~ all ~n-site
ancl off-site improvements.
.0906 Public Ri~ht-of-Way. flny
area of rcal property dedicated to or owned
by the City of Anaheim or which the City c~f
Anaheim holds a~ny easement, for public
street, alley, sidewalk, landscapc, utiliry or
pedestrian purposes; and accepted by
resolution of thc C.ity Council.
.100 "K" WORUS, TERMS AND
PHKASES.
.100t Restnurnnt. Enclosed. Any
establishment ~yhich is engaged prirnarily in
thc business nf preparing ancl scrving me~ls,
provicled tt~at thc activity of prcparing and
srrving mc:-Is shall be rnnducted entirefy
w7thin a building. Thc f~7ad prcparation
srea for such a restaurant shall be an area
permanently designed for foncf p~eparation
and cball constitutc not Icss than twentv-fivc
Z25) percent of the gross tio~r area. Such
establishmen~~ rnay pravicte take-out service
only a.~ a limited, ancillary function.
.1(IOt Resteurant. Scmi~enclosed,
Any c~tahlishment which i~ engaged
primarily in the bur,iness of preparing and
serving meals, provid«! rhat thc a~tiviry of
prepar::g ~nd xerving mcals shal~ bc
conducted mainly within a~ builJing. 'Thc
faod preparation arc~ ~f a r~staurant shall
be an area pcrcnanently dc~igned for fo<~d
~rcparlticm and sr,~ll constitutc nnt Ics.~
than twenry-fivc (25) perccnt c~f the gm~s
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!l~or area.
.1003 RestAa~rAnt. Theme styfe.
Any establishment which is architectually
and/or functionally themed and is engaged
in thc business of preparing and sprving full
meals provided that such aciivities shall be
conducted entirely within a buifding. The
foud preparation area for such u restaurant
shall he an area permanently desibned for
food preF~aration.
.10114 Rectuurnnt. Wulk-up. Any
establishment which is enga~cd irt the
business of preparing and scrving food on a
self-service basis where service to the
consumer is by mcans of a window or
opening to the outside of the buildin~ and
tbe f~o~.~ may be consumed either inside or
outside the buildin~.
.1d05 Room. A hotel room with a
keyed entry, w:~ich may be a"gu~:st room" or
"suite", as defined in this Section.
.110 "S" WORDS, TERMS AND
PNRASES.
.l I01 Site Plan. A plan sh~,wing the
details of building locations, structures,
parking fa~ilities, signs, vehic~dar access,
prcliminary landscaping and architcctural
design for a projcct or building sitc.
.1102 Specitic Plxn Arca. Thc
wor~ls "Specific Plan Area" shall mean the
Notcl Circlc Spec:fic Plan Arca including all
facil~tics an~.1 :mprcrvcmentx thcrein.
.110~ Suite. Hotel gucst
accornmodations which providc a living
roo~n area scparatc from thc bedraam(s)
and blth(s) ~rca. Typical living room arca~
include s game tabic, sofa, tclcvision,
r~friger~tc~r, mirrowavc avcn and small
5cction 5,0: Zoning and Devclapmcnt Stu~ldurris
stove as part of suite amenities. T,ypical
bedroom are~~s include one or two
bedroom(s) with bath(s) and a t~levisi~n,
closet, phone and dresser. A I~otel guest
suite shajl be cansidered as one room for
ths purpose of total room count permitted
in the 5peci~c Plan area, even if it includes
more than one room.
.120 "'T" WORDS, TEitMS ANI)
PHRASES.
.1201 TemporAry Vse. A temporary
use is a use which is apowed only #'or a
specific periocl of time as either an interim
use of a site prior to its conversion to a
Primary. Accessory ur Conditional Use, or
as a use necessary to implement the
conversion of a site to a permanent use. A
temporary use is subject tc~ the re~ulations
described in ihis Chapter.
.1202 Turf ~31ock. Any one of several
paving products m::cfe of concrete or p!astic
which permits turf c~r other low-growing
plant materials to grow throu~h the paving
so thai the paving is not easily seen. Turf
block paving is intender.l for occasional
vehic:lc traffic, such .~.s when rcyuired for
e:nergency vehicle access through
landsca~ed area~.
.130 "U" W~RUS, TERhi4 AND
P}iR.1SES.
.1301 Ultimatc Planncd
Rigl~t-of-Way. The rignt-nf-way designat~d
in the Citcr~lxtion Elcment of the Anaheim
Gcneral Plan. Requirr.ci s~tbacks sh:~ll be
rneasurecf from :he ultimate planned
right•af-way shown on the Gencral Plan
including any Critical Inters.,ction sklnJard
applicablc to the propcrty.
.140 "V' ~40itD5, TGR.MS AND
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PHRASES.
.1401 Vacntion Ownership i~esort.
A timeshare facility in which a person or
entity receives the right in p~rpetuity, for
life qr for a specifi~ period of time, to the
recurrent, exclusive use or ciccupancy of u
lot, parcel, unit, space, or portion of real
properry for ~ period oc time which h~u
been or will be allc~cated from the use ar
occupancy periods into which the facility has
been clivided. A vacation ownership rESOrt
interest may be coup;ed with an estate in
real property, or it may entail a licens~,
cortract, membership, or other right of
occupancy not coupled with an estate in real
property.
.150 "W" WORAS, TF !'tMS AND
PHRASES.
.501 Wall. (1) the vertical exteri~r
surface of a building; (2) vertical interior
surfaccs which divide a building into rooms;
(3) an artificially constructed barrier
constructed predomiriately of masonry and
other matcrials such as metal or wood and
which is intended to enc!ose or screen are.~s
of land. Aa de[ined herein, mas~nry shall
incluJe, but not be limited to: concrete
masonry units (such as precision c~ncrete
block, slump block, or ot:~er similar
products), brick. :oncrete (either pre•c~s.st or
cast-in-place j, and stucca.
.lGO "7" WQRUS, TCRAIS AND
YHRASES.
.1801 7,cro Setback. No building
setback provided f~r structures ldjacent tn
intcric-r propcrty lincs, ~rovidcd nci
e:isements arc requireJ far unc~erground
utilities.
.1602 7+oning Ordinuncc. The Ciry
Sectivn 5.0: Zonurg und Aevc~lop»ient Sla~tdard.s
of Anaheim Zoning Ordinance for the
Comcnercial-~ecreutio~~ Area which was
adopted by City ~';ouncil on August 14, 1990.
5aid ordinance ~ncorporates specific
Frovisions encouraging the assemblage of
conti~uous parcels of land for master
planning, and allows far the reclassification
of properry in the C-R Area to the Specific
Plan Zone with a separate set of
development standards.
18.~.040 MF i IiODS AND
NROCEDURESFOR
SPECIFiC PGAN
dMYLENtENTATION.
The methods ar.d proc~dures for
implementation and administration of the
Specific Plan arP prescribed as frllows:
.010 Implementatfon. The Specific
Plan shall be implemented through the
processing of and approval of Fin11 Site
Plans prior to the issuance of building
permits.
.OZO Final Site Plan Appruval.
Tinal Site Plans (as described in this Section
and hereinafter ~ollectively referred to ~.~
thc "Final Site Plans") shall be prcuessed in
the follnwing w:rys:
.0201 Frncess ~or Approvni.
(a) Planning Cummission n~~icw
and approvai. Final Sitc Plar.s for
PermitRed Primary and Acccssory Uscs ~nd
5tnictures within thc Specific Plan Arca
shall be submitted t~ the. Pl~nning
Department for Planning Cnmmission
review as a Report and Recommendation
item to detCrmine i~' said plans are in
substantial conformancc with thc ~pcci~c
I'lan and thc pr~visions c~f this ~:hlpter.
The Planning Commission's decision shali
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b~ final unless appealed to the City council
within twenty tw~ (22) days from the date of
the Commission's decision.
(b) Plannin~ Commission Public
HeAring ltem. Final Sitc Plans for
Conditional Uses within the Specific Plan
Area shall be subject to the review and
approval by the Planning Commission at a
noticed public hearing. Notice of such
he;iring shall be given at th~ same time and
`.n the same manner as speciiied for
hearings for Conditic~nal Use Permits i.n
Chapter 18.03 of this Code. The Planning
Cnmmission shall review the Final Site Plan
t~ determine if it is in substantial
conformance witti tl~e Specific Plan and the
provisions of this Chapter. The Planning
Comraission may approve, disapprove or
approve with conditions the Final Site Plan.
The Planninb Commission's d~cision shall
be finai unless appealed to the City Co+~ncil
within twenty-two (22) days from the ~iate of
such decision. Before approving a Final Site
Plan under the provisi~ns of this subsection,
the Planning Commission shall make the
following findings of fact:
(4) That the approval af the Final
Site Plan under the con~iitions imposed, if
any, will not be detrimental to the peace,
health, s;lfery and gen~ral welfare of the
eitizens of Anaheim.
.a2~2 Co~ntent of F~nal Sitc Plun
Submittal. Final dimensioned site plans
shall contain tttc following information for
the City's review.
a) Lncatic~n of existing property
(ines, lot line ~djustments, if any and
existing ar.d prospective easements.
b~ ~roposed uses of property,
locatian of bui'.dings, vehicular and
pedestrian circul~tion parkiiig areas
(inc:ludir.g buses, parking structures, ahd
landscape 1nd open space are~.s.
c) Proposed B~iiiding Flaor Plans
and Elevations - including building materials
and colors.
d) Preliminary lanslscaping plans -
indicating the cxtent, location, size and type
of proposcd landscaping,
(1) That the propused use will not
adversely affect thc adjoining land uses and
the gr~wth at~d clevelopment of tti~ area in
whi~h it is proposed to be located;
(2) That tlie size. and shape of tfie
site is adequate to allow for the full
propased developm~nt of the proposed use
in a manne~ not detrimental to the
particular area nor the peace, hcalth, safety
and gcncral we~lfare:;
(3) That the traffic gcnerated by the
proposed use will n~t impcise an undue
burdcn upon thc stre~ti anci highways
dcsigned and improvcd to carry the traffic in
the area; and
e) Tabulation of parking count,
squarc footage of builrlings.
~ Fence and wall locations -
indicating the type and height uf fencing
proposad along any lo~ !ine, or any screen
walls within the sitc.
g) Signage plans - iridicating the
propnsed signage progr~m and including,
but not limited to, any idcntification,
business or nther signs; and Specifying the
size, height. location, calor, material and
li~hting of such signs.
h) Conceptual grading and drainagc
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plans showing finishec~ floor elevations.
i) Service areas (includinK details of.
trash pick-up).
j) Utility locations (above and below
ground).
k) Structural height plans, elevatians
and cross-sections demonstrating compliance
with height provisions of this Code.
l) Lighting plans.
mj Roof and ground-mounted
equipment location and screening treatment.
.0~0 Sitc Plan Con~istency.
.0301 ~innl Sltc Plun ConTormnnce
~ollowing appruval of a T'inal Site Plan, if
any changes are proposed regarding the size,
location or alt~ration of any use or
structures shc~wn on an :~pproved final Site
Plan, a revised final Site Plan may be
submitted to the Planning Dir~ctor. If the
Planning Director d~termines -hat thc
proposed revision is in substaniial
conformance with the provisions of the
Speci~ic 1'lan, and thc general interit oi the
final Sitc Plan previously approved by thc
Planning Commission, the revised final Site
Plan may be approved by the Planning
I)irector without ,ubmittal to the Planning
Cummission. The decisinn uf tlie Plann.ing
Dircetor shull be final unless appealec! to
thc PlanninK Commission a, a Report and
Ftecc~mmendation itcm wi;hin ten (Zq) days
from the date of such decisiun.
Notwithst:~nding the foregoing, the Piannin~;
Girector may have the discreti~n to refer
consideration of the re~isc~d Final Site Plan
to the Planning C~~mmission :is 1 Report
and Rccc~mmen~fation item. If the Pianning
Commissian determines that the propos~d
,Section 5.0: Zoning anc! l~evelopment Stundards
revision is in ~ubstantial conforrnance with
the provisior~s of the Specific Plan and the
general intent of the approved Final Site
Plan, the r~vised final ~ite Plan may be
approved by the Planning Commission. Ttie
decision of the Planning Coinmission shall
be final unless appealed to the City Council
within twenty-two (22) days from the date o~
such decision.
.040 ApprovAl of Lot Splits~
Boundary and Acreage Vnrintions. L.ot
splits, boundary and acreage variations shall
comply with all applicable regulations and
be reviewed and processed in uccordance
with the procedures contlined in Title 17
entitled "LAND DEVELOPMENT AND
RE ~OURCES" of the .4r~aheim Municipal
Code.
.OSO Specilic Plan Amendments.
Amendments to the Specific Plan shall be
processed in accorclance with Chapter 18.93
entitled "SPECIFIC PLANS" of the
Anaheim Municipal Code.
18.`.OSO YERMITfED USES AND
STRUCT[JRES - GCNERAL.
Notwithstanding any other provisii~ns
uf this ~'hapter, the following additiooal
limitations sh. il apply to the cnnduct of ar~y
use oermitted in this Zone:
.UIO All uses except service
stations, autumobile parking luts,
semi-enciosed restaurants, or as otherwisc
exempted in this ~haptcr, shail bc
canducted wholly within u building.
.020 All uses shall be conducted in
a manner so as nc~t to be objectionuble ny
reason of noise, odar, dust, furne~, smoke,
g:u, vibrations or othcr similar causes
cletrimental to the public hP;~lth, safery or
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general welfare.
.030 All stores shali deal primarily
in new merGhandise, excepting as otherwise
specified in this Chapter.
18._.OGO PERNiI'ITCA PRIMARY
USES A1~D STRUCTLJ~tES.
Subject to the limitations prescribed
in Se~tion 18. .050 eutitl~d
"PERMITTED USCS AND
STRUC"I~JRES-uENERAL" of this
Chapter, the following buildings, structures
and uses, either singly or in combination,
shall be permitted in this Zone:
.010 Hotels and Motels.
.020 Restaurants, with or without
sale of alcoholic beverages fnr on•premises
consumption, as defined in Section
13. .030 entitled "'R' WORDS, TERMS
AND P~•IRASES" of this Code. Restaurant
allowed as permitted uses sF~ail be full
servce estsiblishment. Such establishment
may provide tuke-out scrvice, but as a
limited, ancillary functioii only.
.03a Vacation ownership resoris in
compliance wich the requirements of Section
18. .13U entitled "RCQUIREMENTS FOR
VQ.GATION OWNEItSHIP dtESURTS" of
this Chapter.
18.~_ 07Q PFRMITfED ACCESSORY
USES AND S'fRU(T~1R~S.
.010 The following accessory uses
may be conductcd where clearly incid~ntal
to and integrated witt~ a permitted prirtiary
use or us specifically approved where clearly
incidential to and integrated with a
conditional use:
.Of01 Administr:-tive, mlintenance,
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and/or ind~ar storage facilities necessary to
support the operation of a primary use.
.0102 Automobile/vehicle parking
lots, or structures providing off-street
parking spaces, ~~s required by this Code for
uses permitted under this ~hapter.
.0103 Confectionery shops, including
candy stores, ice cream parlors, ancl
estaUlishments selling baked goocls
(including, but not limited to, cookies and
muffins) for on•~premises sales anly (not
on-prer.-ises consur-iption).
.0104 Meeting/banquet facilities
.0105 Sales of alcoholic beverages
for on-pr~mises consumption.
.0106 Signs as permitted pursuant to
Section 18. .140 entitled "SIGN
RE~.;ULATIONS-ADVER'I'1S(NG AND
IDENT'IFICATION" of this Chapter.
.d20 The following accessory uses
may be conducted where clearly incidental
to and integrated with a permitted prima.y
use, excluding restaurants, ~1nd as otherwise
limited herein:
.0201 Amusement arcades,
integrated only within a hutel, motel or
vac:~tion ownership resart or within ~an
entertainment facility subject to the
provisions of Chapter 4.14 entitlec!
"AMUSFMENT DEVICES" of the
Anahcim I~ tunicipal Code.
.OZ02 Auto rental agency offices,
integrated within a hotel, motel or vacation
o~vnersnip resort only; and with no on-site
storage or display of rental cars.
.0203 Ban}:ing facilities, ir:cluding
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automated teller machines.
.02(f4 Barber shops.
.0205 Be~uty shups.
.0206 Iiook stores, including
newspaper and periodical sales.
.a207 Breakflst room for the use oC
guests, as part of a hotel, nlotel or vacation
ownership resorts.
.OZ08 Business center strictly for the
use of a hotel, motel or vacation ownership
resort guest.
.OZ18 Mini~iture golf facilities
(indoor or outdoor).
.0219 One (:l) caretaker/manager
residential unit, less than one thousand two
hundred twenty-five (1,225) gros~ square
feet in size and integrated witl:in a hotel or
motel or vacatioii ownership resort c:omplex
only, subject to compliance with the parking
standards for Multiple-Family I7Nellings in
u~ction 18.06.050 entitled "MdNIMUM
NUr!fAER, TYPE AND L~ESIGI~i OP
OFF-STREET PA1tKII~TG SPACES AND
AREAS" of this Code.
.0220 Pl~oto supply shops.
.U209 Clothing stores. .0221 Postal and copy service
t'acilities.
.4210 Custom pi•int and art shops.
.OZ22 Recreational facilities
.0211 Day care services, integrated (including, but not limited to, autdoor
within a hotel, motel or vacation ownership pl~-yground areas, ten.nis and racquetball
resori only, and intended for the use of the courts, and swimming pools), when
guests and/or employees of such hotel or integrated as part of a hotel, motel or
motel. vacation Awnership resort only.
.0212 Drogstores.
.0213 Floral shops.
.OZ23 Retail uses integrated into a
hotel, motel or vacation ownership cesort
only,
.U214 Health spas and physical
fitness :enters, in.te~rated within a hotel
motel or vacation ownership resort only, and
limited strictiy to the use of the guests
and/or employees of such hotel motel or
vacation ownership resort.
.OZ15 Jewelry stores.
.021G I.aundry and dry cleaning
facilities when integrated within a hatel,
motel or vacation ownership resort only.
.Q217 Luggage and accessory ~hops.
.~224 Sales of alcoholic beverages
for aff-premisGS consu~nption in conjunction
with a I~otEl , mniel or vacation ownership
resort only.
.0'l25 Shoe repair shops.
shops.
.02Z6 Souvenir, gift, and/or novelry
.U~28 Tobacco shops.
.0227 Ticket a&encies.
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.OZ2~ Travel agencies.
18. .080 PER1VrITTCD TCIV~PO1tARY
USE~ A1~1D STRUCTURES.
'.l'he following temporary buildings,
structures ancl uses shall be permitted
subject to the conditions and limitations
specified herein:
.619 Contractor's Ofl'iee und/or
Storlge. Tempo:ary structures inclu@ing the
housing of tools and equipment nr
containin~ supervisory offices in connec!ion
with construction projects rnay be
estabiished and maintained during the
progress af such construction on such
projects, provided the tixne ~f such use shall
not exceed one (1) year unless a reque~t for
an extension of time for good cause is
approved by the Plannin~ Director.
.OZO Temporary PArkang on vac~nt
Lnnd. Temporary paved parking uses
st~a;l be permitted on vac~nt land as an
accessory use to an exisYing hotel, fc~r a
period not to exceed two (2) years nr
whenever another permanent utie is built on
the site, whichever occurs first, subject to
the approval of the City Traffic and
'1'ransportation Manager. Annual extei~siuns
may be granted, subjcct ro the review and
apprc;val of the City Traffic and
Transportation M~nager.
.030 Speciul Events u~d TemporAry
Fings, Banner.; and Balloons. Th~
temporary use of premises for special events
as defined in S~ction 1A.01.200 shall be
subject t~ compliance with the provi~ion of
Sections 18.02.OS5 "SPECIAL EVFNT
PERMITS GENERAL" and 18.05.070
'"TFMP~RARY SIGNS, FLAGS,
B.ANNEKS AND SA.L[.OC~NS-GENERAL"
of this Cocle.
18. .090 CONDITIANAL USES AND
STRUG"A'URES.
Due to the uniqueness of the
Commercial Recreation Area as a tourist
and visitor center and the associated
conce*ns of the circulation and traffic
system and other infrastructure impucts ~nd
land i~se compatibility, the following
buildings, structures and uses shall be
permitted in this Zone provided a
conditional use permit is approved therefor
pursuant to, and subject to the conditions
and required showings of, Section 18.U3.Q30
entitled "CONDITIONA.L USE PERMITS
(C.U.~'.'s)-GCNERAI." of the Anaheim
Municipal Code. Proposed plans for related
signaae shall be submitted with each
conditional use permit appiication and shall
be subject to approval by conditional use
permit.
.010 Amusement parks, uviaries,
zoos. Such uses may include the keepinb of
animals nr birds used in th~ operation of
the facility, nrovided that such animals or
birds shall be maintained in physical
confinement sufficient to prohibit the
movement of said 3animals or birds upon
any real property not ownzd or under the
lawfui possession or control of ttie person or
eniiry owning or controlling s~id animals or
birds. Further, no animals or birds shall be
confined cluser than forry (a0) fee~ from any
building used for human habitatiun,
including hotel or motel rooms and vacltion
ownership resorts, and no closer than forty
(40) feet fram any properry line.
Conditional use permits for the keeping of
animals and birds shall specify the maximum
number and type of animals arid birds
permitted. Any increase iri tFe numher
and/or variations in the type of animals und
birds kept shall require eittier an
amendment t~ said conditional use permit
or a new conditional use permit.
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.020 Massage establishments,
integrated within a hotel, motel or vacation
ownership resort only for which a permit is
required pursuant to Chapter 4,29 entitled
BATHS, SAUNA BATHS, MASSAGE
ESTABI.:ISHMENTS AND SIMILI\R
BUSIIVESSES" of the Anaheixn Munlcipal
Code.
.030 Art g1li~ries.
.040 Automobile car washes in
conjunction with service stations only.
.050 Automobile rental agencies
with on-site storage and/or display of rental
cars whether or not in conjunction with a
hotel, motel or vacation ownership rGSOrt.
.OGO Automabile service stations,
subject to the requirements of Chapter 18.87
entitled "70NING CODE-CRITERIA
AND DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS
FOR SERVICE STATIONS° ~~f the
Anaheim Municipsil Code (except as certain
associated uses are prohibited in this
subscction). As a condition of granting any
con~itional use permit for an. automobile
service station, the property owner shall
record an unsubordin~ted covenant against
the praperty agreeing to remove the
structures and underground tanks in the
event tl~at the station is closed for a period
of twelve (12) consectitive months or longer.
A service statioii shall be consiciered closed
during any month in which it. is open for less
than fifteen (15) ~iays. Under no
circumstances shall the following uses be
permitted in conjunction with any service
station far.ility:
.0601 T'he sale of alcol~olic
beverages for on-premises or off-premises
consumption.
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.OGQ~ Convenience markets or
mini-marl:eis.
.OG03 r~ental atid/or display of
utilih,~ trailers.
.OG04 To~v truck operations.
.070 A~~tomobile/vehicle parking
lots or parking structures not otherwise
permitted by 18.~.070 entitlec)
"PERMITTED ACCESSORY USES AIVD
STRUCTURES" of this ~Chapter.
,080 Bowling alleys, including sale
of alcohotic beverages for o~a-premis~s
consumption.
.090 Churches.
.100 Emergency medical facilities.
.110 Golf courses.
.120 Museums.
.130 Non-publicly operated
convention centers including exhibition halls
and auditoriums.
.135 Office buildings when
accessory and clearly incidentai to, and
integrated as part of, an on-site permitted
primary or conditional use.
.140 Radio and television studic~s,
which m~y include accommodations for
filmingjtaping in front of Iive audiences.
.150 Recreational vehicle and
carz~psite parks limited to use for shori-term
visits, not to exceed thirty (30) days iri any
calend~r year, by tourists and visit~rs.
.160 Signs noi otherwise expressly
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permitted or prohibited in this zone.
,170 Skating rinks.
heliports); provided thlt any such station or
helistop shall be located a minirnum of one
thousand (1,000) feet from any residen+.ially
zoned property.
.180 Specialty retail centers in
which all goods and services are oriented,
marketed and intended for tourist, visitor
and/or recrea?ional consumers and not
ariented to the general public. Such canters
shall consist of. a minimum of three (3 j
contiguQUS acres, have inte~rated
management, and shal! have a'festive
themc' orientation, and:
.1801 Plazas and/or other
pedestriar-oriented amenities sl~all be part
of the cer.ter's design.
.1802 1~~nd uses may include, but
need nat be limite~l to: custam print and art
shops; scuvenir, gift, and/ar novelty shops;
toy shops; hobby shops; photo supply shops;
clothing stores; confectionery shops,
including candy siorss, ice crcam parlors,
baked goods (e.~,., cookies, muffins, etc.) for
on-prec~iises sale ar consumption; floral
shops; luggage and accessory shops; jewelry
stores; sale of beer and wine for
off-premises consumption; sale ~f alcoholic
beverages fur on-premises consumption;
entertainment facilities; and amusement
arcades, subject to the provisions of Chapter
a.14 entitled "AMUSEMENT DEVICES" ok
the flnaheim M~inicipal Code. A complete
listing of proposed uses shall be submitted
with every conditional use permit
applicasion.
.190 Transpartatian term~nal
sta.tions te facilitate the transfer from
automobile c~r pedestrian travel tu Uus, train
or other forms of mass transit; heliscops, as
defined in Section 18.01.090 entitled "'H'
WORDS, TERMS AND PHRASES" of the
Anaheim Municipal Code (excluding
.ZO~ T'heate~s including dinner,
legitimate or motion picture theaters,
performance theaters or clubs and indoor or
outdoor amphitheaters.
.201 Vacation ownership resort
units other than those permitted by Ssction
18.--.060.030 and subject to pro~~isions of
Code Section 18..48.070 entitled
RequireznenYs for Vacation Owriership
Resorts.
.2U2 Canversion of a vacatic~n
ownership resort to a hotel.
18. .1~0 PROEiIBI~'ED ~[JS~'S.
ThE following u~es shall he
prohibitecl in this zone:
.010 Ambulance services.
.020 Sex-Oriented Businesses as
defined in Section 18,89.020.F of this Code.
.030 Billboarcis as defined in
Section 18.05.020 entitled
"CLASSIFICA'I'ION OF SIGNS" of this
Coc~e.
.040 Bingo Establishments.
.050 Cemcteries.
.ObO Christmas tree sale lots
and/or stands.
.070 Conversions of hotels, motels
or vacation ownership resorts to
semi•permanen~ or permanent livin~
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Hotel Circle Specific Plan Sectiort S.U: Zoning and Devefopment Sta~tdards
quarters, except for a caretaker/manag~r
unit as specifir~d in Section 18, .070
entitled "FERMITTED ACCESaORY
USES AND STRZ.JCTURES" hereof.
,08U Drive-in ~r drivc-through
restaurlnts.
,090 Headshops. For purposes of
this Chapter, a headshop is defined as any
commercial enterprise or establishment,
whethsr ongoing or transient, which selis
any devices, contrivance;, instrurnents or
paraph~rnalia as defined in Section 7.10.020
subsection (g), entitled "(ADVERTISING,
DISPLAY AI~1D SALE ~OF
Pf1RAPHCRNALIA TO MINOItS)
DEFINITIONS" of the Anahcim Munic~pal
Code.
,100 Heliports.
,I10 Hospitals, convaleccent homss,
rest homes, slnitariums, institutions for the
treatment of the mentally ill, birthing
centers, and ~nima~ hospitals,
,120 Industrial use5.
,130 Mobilehame parks.
,040 Office buildings, when not
accessory and clearly incidental to, and
integrated as pari of, an on•site permitted
primary or conditional use.
,150 Saie of alcoholic beverages for
on-premises consumptior. and/or
off-premise consumption exrept as othenvise
exprescly permitted in this xone.
,155 Signs listed in Code Section
18._145.030.
,1G0 Single-family or
multiple-family dwelling units except
caretaker/manager units allowed as an
accessory use integrated within a hotel,
motel or vacation ~wnership resort.
.170 Corruner~ial retail centers,
st~ip shopping centers, mini malls and other
shopping centers not in conformance with
the reguirements of a specialty retail center
as defined and permitted in Section 18.
~.090.180.
18. .110 LAND USE AND SITE
~ I3EVELOPA9CNT
STANDAi~llS.
.010 General Building Site
Requirements. The size and shape of the
site proposed for the use shall bP adequate
t4 allow the full development of the
proposec~ use in a manner consistent with
the stated purpose and intent of this 2one.
Adequate provision shall be m:~de for the
safe and orderly circulation of both
pedestrian and vehicular truffic between the
proposed site and all streets and higl}ways
and between coordinated facilities,
accessways or parking area5 on adjacent
sites. The propos~d development shall not
limit or adversely affect the growth and
development potential of adjoining lands or
the general area in which it is proposed to
be located.
.OxO Naa~conforming Bui~ding
Requirements. Tk~e site development
standards containeci in this Chapter shall
apply to (i) every building hereinafter
erected in this Zone, (ii) every building
hereinafter structurally modified to an
extent exceeding twenty percent (2Qyo) of
the grass floor area of said existing building,
and (iii) the structural expansion portian o~
every building hereinaftcr e;cpanc'~d.
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18. ,111 STRUCTURAL HEIGHT
AND A.REA LIMITATIONS.
,01~ Mnximum Structurni Heigbt.
Thc m;u:imum h~:igtit of any building or
structure shall bc fonrteen (14) stories or
rangc from one hur.dred forry-fi~~c (145)
tl~rough one hundred eighry (180) feet (as
measured from tinished grade) which shall
con#orm to thc m~ucimum heights defined by
the "Anaheim Cammercial Recreation Ar~:a
Maximum Permitted Structural Height Map"
(Anahcim Municipal Code 18.(~t.035).
.0~0 Structures in Excess of
141aac(mum Heights. 5tructures in excess of
tlie rn~ucin.um heights defined by thc
"Ar~aheim Commercial Recreation Area
M:~cimurn Permitted Structural Heiehc
Map;' ati ac!opted by Anahein~ City Council
Ordinance No. ,5379, shall be prohibited.
.U30 Minimum Parcel Size. Each
lot shall have a minimum width at street
fro~tnge of not less than one hundred (100)
fce~. This requirement shali not apply tn
amr lot tawfully created prior tc~ the effective
dat ~ of tl,is Chapter and shall not render
unv such ic~t nonconforming to this Chaptcr
fnr purposes of applying any othcr
r~c~uirements contained herein.
.040 Ps~rkinq Structurc Height Thc
maximum height of a parkir~g <tructurc
ad~ accRt to or in conjunrtion with the
Parkvicw flotel (tbe northe~nmost parcel
locatcJ un thc tast sidc of Clcmcntine
Street) shall b~ four (4) st~~ries or a
m~ximum of forty (40) fec: tall, excluding
roof•moounted app~rtcnances or
arehilcctural fea~-ires. "Ric m:iximum height
nf a purking stru~.urc acljacent to ar in
cor~junction with the Katella EIotel shall be
fuczr (4) stc~ries or a m:u;imurn of fr~rty-cight
(48) fect tall, rxcl«Jinb root'-mounted
Se~tron 5.0: laring and Development Stundurds
appurtenarues or architectural features. No
subterranean parking structures shall be
permitted
18. .1:2 S'fRUCTURAL SE'i'i3ACK
~ AND YARD
REQ~JIREMEMTS.
6uildings in tbis Zonc shall be
provided with open yurds and s~tbacks
extending across the full width of ttie
properry.
.010 Lots Abuttin~ A.rte: iai
Highways. I..ots abutting any ~rterial
1~ighway shall have a minimum open setback
as mea ;ured from the uitirnate planned
highway right-of-way line uf said arterial
hig}~way as designated on the Circulation
Elc~~nt ef the rener~l Plan, which ,etback
sh~l1 be .^s hcreinafter set forth. Requircd
yard setback, shal: be fully IandscaRed,
irrigated and maint~ined in a mar,ner in
compliance with the Flatel Circle Specific
Plan Atca Dcsign Guidelines and the Notel
Circ'e Specific Plan Landsc.~ping Pl~n
(Exhibit 29).
.Oll Lots ebutting Kasella Avenue.
L.ots abutting katella Avenue stiall have a
minimum Eleven (]1) foot wide open
sctback as mcasUrcJ from the ultimatc
planncd right-of-way linc.
.012 Lots abt+tting Anahcirn
Baulcvs~d. LoGs abutting Anahcim
E3uulev.~rd s~all h~~vc a minimum twenty
(20) fnnt wide npen setb~ck as measurcd
from thc t,itim~te planncJ right•of•K~ay line.
Howcvcr thr. following parccl shall havc a
minimum ten (1O) foot widc npen setback as
rnesuurcd from the ultimate planncd righr,-
of-way: Thc soush lii5 fcct ~f the nc~rtl~ 27A
fcct nf thc cast 24(1 fcet of tl~c sauthcast
yuartcr af thr. soutt~ca~t yuartcr c~f thc
P~c 1 t~
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EJotel Circle Specific Plun
southe~.st quarter of Section 22, in Township
4 south, range 10 west, in tl~e Rancho S~n
Juan Cajon De Santa Ana, City of Anaheim,
Cnunty ~f Orange, State of Californi~, as
shc~~~vn on a map ttiereof recorded in Uor~k
51, plge 10 Miscellaneous Maps, in the
officc of the County Rccorder ~f said
County.
.013 Lots abuRtir~g Clementine
Street. Lot.s abutting Clementine Strcet shall
have a minimum ten (10) foot wide open
sctback as meusured from the ultimat~
planned right-of-way linc.
.020 I.nts Abutting Zeyn Street.
Lots abutting "Geyn Street, exr,ept for the
first one hundred (l00) feet along Teyn
Street which shall r~ave a minimurri ten (l0)
foot wide open setba:k shall have a
minimurn ~ve (5) foot wide open setback
as mcasured :rom the u~timate planned
ri~tht-of-way line.
.030 lnteric~r ~.ot Properey Lines. A
five (5) foot wide minimum sidc yard
setback tiha11 be required f~r any building
within the area abutt~nb any int~erior lot
propcrty lincs, whetber said propcrty linc is
adjacent to prcpcrty within or outside of this
Spccific Plan "Lonc. Opea parking arras ur
p:,rki7g structurc:s ab~~tting cach othcr may
f~:~ve a xern (4) lot line setback whcthcr said
propcrty line is adjace:nt to propcrty w3thir.
ar cwtside r,f this 5peciG: Pian 7one.
.(WO Requfred Jmprovement~ of
5etback Areas. r;cccpt as otherwi•e
~rcwided in this Chaptcr. all req-.~red
sctback arcas shall bc fully I~ndscapcd with
lawn, trccs, shrubx, walkway:s, pl~,.
fnuntuins, a~id othcr similar rn~tcrialc, A
minimum c~f eighry percent (SO~~c) i~f thc
icquircd sctbaek arca, cxduding driveways
pc~pcndicular to thc strcet, un all )c~ts
Yagc 17
Sc~ctio~t 5.0: Zoni~rg a-td Developmenl Slnndard.s
~butting public street~ shall contain live
landscape materials. All landscaped area
shali be permanently maintained in a neat
and orderly manner a.e a condi:ion of use
and shall be provided with a perrnazient
autotnatic water conserving irrigation
system. All landscapin~, ir-igation and
maintenanre thereof shall be provi.~ed in
compliance with the Hotel Circle 5~~ecific
Plan Area Uesign G~idelines and the Hotel
C:ircle Speci~c Plan I.,andscapir.g Plan
(Exhibit 29)
.OSO Sight Distnnce. No landscape
materials or othcr elcments exceeding
twcnty-four (24) inches in height shall be
permitted witliin the "Commercial Drive
Approuch" area as defined by Engincering
5tandard Detail I~io. 137. All living
landscuping must be maintained, pnmed or
trimmed in a manner which complies with
tt~e requirement contained in this
subsection.
18. .113 1'ERNlITTF.D
~ ENCROACHRiENI'S INTO
RE(11lIRFU YA?iDS ANL~
SE'TBACK AIiEAS
Bu~ldings shall comply with the
provisions of Secticm 1R.U4.(~3 entitled
"PERMI'ITED ENC~t~uACHMENTS IIVTO
REQUIR~'D YARDS-GEN~RAL" c~f the
Araheim Municipal Code, except ~.s
pr~vided herein.
.414 AQpurtenont 5truct~res. Thc
following stru~turr.q ap~urtcnant t~~ rnher
structures shall tse pcnnitte~ tc- encraach
int~~ reyuired sctbacks.
a) Access ramps fur aut~mohilc~ t~~
cr.tcs and cxit parking faciliticti.
b) Acccs~ ramps fnr pcacstrians tc-
;~c.~~ : "'r.
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Hotel Circle Specific Plan Section 5.0: Zoning a-rd Dei~elopment 5rundn-rl.s
enter and exit parking facilities, and other
permittec! ~tructures.
.OZO Automubile Yarking AreAS i~~
the Front YArd. Yarking shall not be
permitted within the required front yard
setback.
.030 Fences, Walls and frledges in
lnterior I.ut Line Setback Areas. [~ences,
waUs and hedges not cxceeding six (6) feet
in height shall be permitted in ;iny re~~~ired
interior lot line sethack area but shall not
protrude into any requircd setback area
abutting a public street and shall be pl<<nted
with eithe~ clinging vines or fast growing
shrubs.
.040 Flagpoles Pern~itted. A
maximum of one (1) flagpole for the display
uf a maximum of three (3) flags shall be
permitted within the requi;e~l front yard
sctback, provided said flagpole does ~ot
exceed fi[ty (50) feet in height and is set
back ~ minimum ~f ten (10) feet from any
propcrty line abutting a public right-of•way,
ancf further provided cach flag displaycd
thereon h.~s a size dimension not to cxceed
five (5) feet by nine (9) f~et. All flags shail
bc k~ept in good repair.
.050 ~'ouninins, Ponds~ Scuiptures.
Fcyuntain~, pnnds~ sculptures, decorative
paving, plantcrs and dccorativc walkways
shali be pcrmi;tecl within ttie required [ront
yarct sctback, provided tliey are an integral
part of :i land~capinb ~;cheme contprisr.d
~rimarily of plant materials
.O(~0 Paol One pool and any
required apen dsc~~rative fencing shall bc
pcrmitted tei encroach to within ten (ltl)
feet of the public riglu-nf-way ulong
An~hcim E3oul~vard for c-nly that property
dcscribcd as fo1~~w:s:Parccl 1- thc north 85
fcct nf thc c~.a 24Q fcct of thc southca.5t
quarter of the southeast quarter ~f the
sotitheast quartcr of section 22, Townhship 4
south, Rai~ge 10 west in the Rancho San
Juan Cajon De Santa Ana, in the City of
Anaheim, County of Orange, State of
Californ;a, as per map recorded in Rook S 1,
page 10 of Miscellaneous Maps, in the
office of the C~ur~ry Recorder of said
County. parcel 2- 'I'he south 15 feet of the
ea~t 240 feet of the northeast quarter of the
southeast quarter of the southeast quarter of
Section 22, Township 4 South, Range 10
~Vest, in ttz: Rancho Sar~ Juan Cujon De
Santa Ana, ~n the City of Anaheim, as per
map recorded in book 51, page 10 of
Miscellaneous Maps~ in the office of the
Counry Recorder of said County.
.070 Parking ~ntruncns at Grnde.
Entrance and exit drives ~:r~d walkways intr,
parking areas tlzat are perpen~iicular to the
centerline of the ttr~et frcfm wt~ich access is
provided shall be permiited.
1.8. .114 REQU1REn SIT~
SCREENING.
.010 Scrceniag at Public Rights-ot
Way. Whcre parking is visible from a publir
ri~~u-of-way, the parking shall be screened
with a landscaped area. Said landscaped
area shall consist of thirtysix (3h) inch high
scree~-type shrubs, bushes, or vine cnverec~
wall an~J/or berming, and shall conform to
Engineering Standard Detail Nc~. I37
entitied "Commercial Urive Apprc~ach:'
.020 Retnining Wall 'I'reatrr.ent. In
instances whcre a retaining wall is rcyuired
between adjoining propertic~, and where
bthcr walls arc required rn~ one or more of
the adjc~ining prapcrties, said w;~lls sliall be
offset a minimum of two (2) fcet becween
the retaining wall ancl thc nther reyuired
wall or walls; s:-id walls may bc I~catcd
Pa~c 1R ;,,~.. i~c:t-,; -~.
Hotel rircle Specific ~'lan
Section 5.0: Zn~ting tutd Develop»~enl Standurds
within a building setback area and st~all be
decorative and landscaped with clinging
vines in compliance with the Hotel Circle
Specific Plan Area Design Guidelines. The
two (2) faot offset area between the
retaining wall and the other required wall or
walls shall be landscap~d, irrigated and
maintained in compliance with the Hotel
Circle Specific Plan Area Design
Guidelines. Where a slope exists, any
required wall shall be erected at the
property line with th~ slope itself,
perinanently planted, irribated, and
maintuined
18. .115 LTTILI7'Y rQUII'MEN'I'.
Utility eyuipment and
communication dcvices shali be scrcened
from puUlic view so that such devices are
not visible whcre the site is viewed at any
point rr~easured six (6) fcet above grade
from other public ar Frivate grop~rty.
'These devicer may include, but are n~t
limitecl to: dish-rype and other antennae,
cross connection devices, stand pipes, ba~k
flow assemblies, cable 'I'V equipment, gas
mete.rs, ventilating fans, microwave and
~ellular ~ransmitters, and electrical
transfurmers. Said encroachrnent shall not
bc pcrmitted in a required setback area
acijacent to a public street.
,410 Rao! 1~tountcd Equipment.
Roc-f mu~nted equipment shail be paintcd
the same c~ylor as the roof and shall be
screcncd from view uf adjaccnt publi~
~igBts-of-way und from adjac~r~t propcrtics
at any point measured six (6) feet abnve
gradc.
18. .116 REPCI5E CUn"TAIh'ER
ENCLU5URE
KEQUIRFMENTS.
Refuse container enclosures are
required, shall be screened from all puUlic
rights-of-way, and shall be designed,
constructed and maintained in cdmpliancc;
with the 1-iotel Circle Specific Plan Area
Design Guidelines and in compliance «~itt~
ttie Maintenance Standlyd entitled "~efuse
Container Enclosure for Multiple-Family,
Resid~ential, Commercial und Industrial Use"
on file in th~ liuilding Division of the
Planning DGpartment.
18. .117 `/ACANT I.E1ND.
.010 Screening nnd/or
Lands~nping of VacAnt Lund. Var.ant la.nd
shall be screened from view feom public
rights-of-way with a minimum three (3) foot
high ana minimum ten (10) foot wide berm,
~r a minimum three (3) fnot high hedge
screen located in a minimum three (3) foot
wide landscape urea. Landscaping cro said
berm or hedge screen shall be maintlined in
a healtt~y condition. Property on Zeyn Street
northerly of the first one hundred (100} feet
alung Zeyn Street shall be exempt from this
requirement provided said exempted
property is maintaiied in a clean and neat
condition.
18. .12U OrI'•S'CRECT YARKING
~ AND 1,OADING
REQUIRT'sMENTS.
All vehicle accessways and parking
and loading area:; shaii comply with thc
provisinns of Chapter 18.0(~ e~~titled
"VEI3ICLE PARKIPIG AND LUADJNG
REQUITtEMEN1'S" of the An:,tieim
Municipal Code, except as provided herein.
.010 Location of Requjred Perk~ng
Spnc~s. All parking arc:s~ shail comply with
thc provisi~ns of Section 'K.(Ki.010A20
entitled "(LOCA'ITON O'F REQUIRED
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Hotel Circle Specific Plan Section 5.0: Zoni~rg a~id Development Standards
PARKING SPACES) NONRESIUENI'TAL
USES" of this Code except as provided
hcrein.
.020 Minimum Piirking
R~equi~rements. The minimum number, type
and ~iesign oF off-street p~rking spac~s shall
comply with the requircmcnts of the
Anaheim biunicipai Code if not specifically
ad~ressed except as noted herein:
.030 Hotels, Motcls ur V~cation
Ownership Resurts.
.0301 A minimum of fc~ur-fifths (U.8)
parking space shall bc provided for each
guest room or suite unit (with or without
kitchenettes).
,0:~02 Rccrcational facilities,
breakfast roc~ms, game rooms, gifc shops,
Gx~rcise rooms, or cuncierge Ievel faciiities
which only scrve in-house guetits sh 'l not
requirc additional parking.
A303 Qne restaurant/coffec shop for
the entire Spe~ific Plan Area locatcd within
a hotel, motel, or vacation ownership resort,
which caters to primarily in-house guests
and has no acivcrtisiug signage on thc
exterior of the building, shall noc require
any additional parking. Said
restaurant/cc~ffce shop shall bc Icss than
5~(Id0 squarc f~et and located within a~otel,
motel or vacatio~ ~wncrship resort and shall
not bc frcestanding. Any additional
restaur:tnt fa~ility which catcrs to thc
gencral put~lic shall bc provided w•ith
parking in accordance with the requircmen:
of restaursnts us rcfcrenced in this Cliaptcr.
.0304 ~mpl~yce parking shall bc
onc-fourth (0.2.5) pari:ing space E~er
emplc~yee.
.040 Restaurnnts
.0441 Free-standing .restuurants
adjacent to hotel(s) within the Speci~c I'izn
A; ea, shali be considered to be inte~cated in
1 planned development complex; thus,
requiring eight (8.0) spaces per 1,OQG square
-eet of gross t]oor are~. of seating er dining
areas.
.0402 Employee parking shall be
four (4.0) spaces per 1,OUa square feet ~f
gross tloor are;i of food preparation area.
.OSO Truck i.ouding. Hotels,
motcls or vacation ownership r.°sorts with
restaurant facilities shalt provide u truclc
loading a~ .a which incorporstes si parking
stall with minimum dimensians of fifteen
(15) [eet wide and twenty-f.iv~ (25) feet long.
Hotels, motels or vacation ownershi~
resorts which do not pro~vide full service
restaurant fzcilities and freestanding
restaurants shall inclucle a truck loading
area whici~ iricorpnrates a parkin~; stali with
mini-nuni dimcnsions of twelve (12) feet
wide and eightcen (18) feet long.
.OGO I.ayout an~l Design.l't~c layuut
and design of ~pen parking areas and
parking st.ructures, and vehic:le accessways
shall comply with tt~c require~nents uf
Section 18.UG.020 of the Anaheim Municipal
Codc cntitled "LAYOUT ANll DESIGN
OF PARKING AItEAS" cxcs~t as provided
hcrcin:
.OG1 Where dcsign constraints c:tn
bc dcmnr~strated, up to twenty-five pcrccnt
(25%) of the total parking spaccs provided
shall havc a minimum dimension uf ~ight
and unc-half (8-1/2) fcce widc and sixtccn
(1!~) fcct tong fc,r open parking area.` and
within parking strustures with or without columns.
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I~iotel Circle Specific Plan
.OG2 Parking aisle~ shall have a
minimum width of twenty-four (24) feet for
surface parking areas and twenty-three (23)
feet within parking structures, with or
without columns.
.063 Standard parking stalls shall
have minimum dimensi~ns of eight and
one-half (8.5) feei wide and eighteen (18)
feet long for open parking areas and within
parking structures with or without columns.
.U70 Tour Buc/Shuttle PArking und
Pnssenger Drop-o~f Are~. ~'arking for toui•
buses and/or shuttles aud passenger
drop-offs shall be located in a centra(ized
locatioii within the Specific Plan Ar~a. Tt~e
area as shown on Fxhibit 24 of the I~iotel
Circle Specific Plan shall be a minimum of
twelve (12) feet wide and eighty (80) feet
long 1nd m1y be located alonK Hotel Circle
Drive. Said parking facility shall have a
covered passenger waiting urea. An
additional tour bus pickup/drop off area
with minimum dimension, of twelve (12}
feet wide and twenty-five (25) long shall be
provided within the Spccific Plan Area. Any
significant change to the location shall
requirr, the ~pproval of the C~ty Traffic and
Transportatian Manager.
.OSO I'nrlcing I.ot Plnn Review.
I'arking lot plans, ~ncluding parking
strucwres, shall bc subject to rcview by the
Pl~nning DepartmEr~t and tlie City Traffic
ancf Transportation Manager ae part of th~
"FINAL S1TE PLAN APPROVAL" per
Section 18. 040.020 and shall incor~ornte
the engineering standards stt forth in t1~is
Chapter including the following informa~ion:
.OS01 Dimensions for intcrn:~l
spacinfi, circulaticm and I::ndscaped arc:~s;
f'age 21
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Section 5.0: Zoni~rg and Dev~~lopment Sttandards
.0802 Curbing, staU sr!arkings,
sikning arid other iraffic control devices;
.0803 I~ocation and height of lighting
fixtures;
.0804 Location, dimensions and
uccessibility of trash containers fur refuse
1TUC~CS;
.0805 Location ~f fire hydrants and
firc accessways;
.08~6 Location znd height of
perimeter walls;
.0807 Tour bus and/or shuttle
plrking and loading;
.0808 Gr~ide elevations and ramps
asso~iated with driving and parking
facilities;
.0809 General location of utility
devices ancl other related above-grounJ
features (i.e. utility poles);
.0810 Truck parking/laading are~-s.
.~90 lPa~~ing. ADI permanenx
off-street parking facilities, including access
aisles ~nd driveways, shall be permanently
paved. Such surfasing. as well a.ti striping,
cigning, and directiona! markings, shall bP
maintained in good condition at ail times.
.091 PArhi~g MAC~ngs und
Separntiuns. AJl p~rking spaces shal! be
r.learly und permanently outlined on the
surface of the parking fuciliry in accordance
with Engineering Stanuard Detail No. 601
~~ititled "Minimum ~ff-Street Parking
Uimensions," E~ibineering Standard lletail
No. G02 entitled "Minimum Off-Street
Parking Dimensions;' anci Enginepring
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Hotel Circl~ Suecific Plan Section 5.0: Zonin~~ und I~evelopment Stnrrdards
Stundard Detail No. 6Q4 entitled "Parking
S[ructure Design", except as provided in this
Chap!er. Parking shall be separ~ted from
any abutting property line by a minirnum sir
(6) inch curb with the exception of driveway
areas between properties, where no such
curb shall be required.
.092 D~riveway AbAndonment.
When use of a driveway to z public street is
abttndoned or atherwise discontinue~i, ~he
owner, who is in receipt of notice from the
Public Works/Engineerir.g Department,
shall remove all driveway paver~ient, curb
anc~ gutter, and shall replace the curb, gutter
and sidewalk, ~nd landscape the area to
match the adjaceni landscaped areas in ~
time frame a.s established b,y said
Uepartment.
marked Exhibit No.
.110 Landscupe Requirements.
1'rees and shrubs shall a~nforrn with the
plant palette provided withi^ the Hotel
Circle Specific Plan.
.12Q Pnrking SpACe nnd Access
~esign. I..ayout and design of parkin~ areas
and vehicle accessways shall comply with the
requirements of 5ection 18.06.040 entitled
"PARKiNG SPACE AND A~CESS
DESIGN" of this Code and Engineering
5tandard Detail No. 602, entitled "Minimiim
Off-Street Parking Dimensions for
Non-Resiaential Uses;' and Engineering
Standard Deiail No. b04-A entitled "Parking
Dirnensions for Structures;' except a~
provided in this Chapter.
.100 Itequired Improvement of
Pnrkin~ Ares+s, f111 parking areas sf~all be
imprnved in compliance with Section
l8.Ofi.03U entitled "RrQtJIRED
IMPROVEMENT UF PARIUNG AREAS"
of the Anaheim Municipal Codz; provided
further that all portions of vehicular parking
lots not used for parking st~.lls or circiilation
shall be pi:-nted, irrigated and maintlined.
.101 Parking structures shall have tt
landscaped area with a minimum width of
five (S) feet provi:ted along ihe peripheral
edges of the garking stnicture except ~~here
twc~ (2) structures adjoin. Such areas shall
be landscaped ancl maintained with a
combination of shrubs, ground cover and
trees. Acijacent to any parkiug structure,
trees shall be provided and maintained
consistinb ot' at least one (1) twenry-four
(24) inch bax tree per each ten (10) linear
feet of parking structure. Such trees may be
either brouped or equatly spaced as
indica:ed on the typical parking structure
el~va,tic~n contained within the Specific Plan,
.13A Pur{:ing Structure Entry
Ramps. Entry ramps into parking
structures, including split level structures,
shall be designed with a msvcimum twelve
and one-half (12.5) percent siope, provicied
parking structure entrances are set back a
minimum o~ twenty (20) feet from any
public rigtit-c~f-way.
.I40 MAximum Curb Openings per
Street Frontage. A maKimum oti two (2)
curb openings shall be permitted for each
hotel located al~ng 7eyn Street.
.150 nrivewny Sepurution and
Spacing. Tt~ere shall be a minimum
dist~ncc of twenty (2U) feet between
driveways for each lot located along 7.eyn
Street.
.1G0 Fntry Drive DimenSions. A
minimum entry drivcway (throat) of twenry
(ZO) feet ~hall be provided as measured
from tl~e face of street curb to the nearest
point of the onsite parking area.
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.170 Drivcwny Width Dimensions.
Driveways shall be a minimum of twenry-
three (23) feet wide, and a marimum of
thirty-five (35) feet wide.
.180 Curb R~eturn. The curb cut
shall have a minirnum fif4een (15) foot
rldius curb return an~ sight distance
clearance in accordance with Engineering
Standard Detail No. 137 entitled
"Commercial Drive Approach."
18.+,130 1REQUIRCMENTS ~'OR
VACATION OWNERSHII'
RESORTS.
.010 Purpose of Section. The Ciry
Council has determined that vacation
ownership rPSOrts constitute a commercial
use similar to hotel/matel facilities, which
use is compatible with the uses permitted
within the Specific Pl~tn area, whether such
vzcation ownership resorts are to be newly
constructed or whether such vacation
ownerstiip resort~ are to be created by
conversian of existing hotels within thc
Specific Plan area. The provisions of this
Chapter shall govern the development of
vacation ownership resorts withir~ the
Specific Pfan area and the conversion of
existing hatels to vacatior~ uwnership resorts
within the Specific Placi area and such
provisic~ns supersede and shall replar.e
Section 18.~~8.070 of the Anaheim Municipal
Code. Due to the mixed method of
operatiun, hybrid ownership, the pntential
generation of large numbers of peuple and
vehicles, anc~ the potenti;il im~~act on the
City's tourism-rclated facilitics, special
criteria are warranted for the development
of vacation ownerships.
.OZQ Limits on Occupancy.
~ccupancy, ar right ~f occupancy, of any
vacation ownershi~ resorts unit (including
different units within the same facility) in a
vacation ownership resort f:tciliry by a
per~on or entiry shall be limited to not more
tha~i thirry (30) consecutive days no more
thln a total of s-xty (60) days during any
consecutive twelve (12) morith period.
Units which do not meet such criteria shall
be considered to be residential units and
shall be prohibited.
.030 Limit~tiun Qn TotAI Number
of Vacukion Ownership Resort Units. Up to
331 units shal! be permitted as Vacation
Ownership Resart units within the Specific
Ylan ~+.rea; ~dditional guest rooms may be
designated Vacation Ownership Resort
units, subject to a Conditional Use Permit
and subject to the provisions of Code
Section 18.48.070 rather than Code Section
S 8. - .130.080.
.040 Required Zoning. The
conversion of vacation ownership resorts
within the Specific Ptan Area to residentizl
condaminium use is prohibited; howev~r,
the development of a vacation o~unership
resort as a condomini~m or the conversion
of a hotel within the Specific Plan Area to a
condarninium incidental to the conversion of
such a hotel to a vacation own~rship resort
shall be permitted provided that the
governin~ in~truments for such 1 project
shaU specifically state that residey~tial use,
other than the the use and occupancies
permitted by section 18.~130.020, is
prohibited.
.050 Reluted Uses. Vacati~n
ownership resorts may include other uses,
either as ac~essory uses to the vacation
ownership resort use ar as in~iependent
facilities, so long as the spec;ific use is
allowed b,y the Specif:c Plan; su~h uces shall
meet atl City laws and requi-ements.
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.OGO Deve6opment Stundnrds. Tha
develop~~ent standards set forth in this
Chapter shall be applicable to tt~e
development of vacatian awnership resorts.
.OGS Notificutlon of lntent ta
(Dperatc Vn~Ation ~Ownership Resort.
Notificatiort of int~nt to operate a vacation
ownership resort within the Specific Plan
Area shall be submitted to the Planning
De~artment sixty (60) days prior to the
~commencement/conversion of said use, for
review to detprmine if said use is in
substantill conformance with the Specific
Plan and provisions of this Chapter. Said
notification of intent shall include the
location, number of units and method of
conversion/commencemc:nt far proposed
vacation ownership resorts.
.d70 Co~rversiun to Vncution
O~mership Resorts. Hotels ~xisting or
under construction in the Specific Plan area
as of the date of adoption of the Specific
Plan Ordinance may be converted ta
vacation ownership resorts in their existing
condition for a periad of five (5) years frorn
the City Council adoption of tl~e Spe~ific
Plan or~inance without the requirement thzt
such facilities comply with the development
standards set forth in this Chapter. Hotels
the construction of which is commence~
after the date of adoption of the Hotet
Circle Specifir Plan, may also be converted
to vlctition ownership resorts wi~hitt a
period of ten (10) years froin tl~e date of the
Certificate of Occupanc,y for the hotel
building or ten (10) years -rom City Council
adoption of the Specific Plan ordinance,
whichev~r is less, prnvided that such hotels
have: been developed in accardance with the
d~velopment standards set forth in this
Ghapter. (~onversions following these time
limitations may be perm:tted by Conditional
iJse Permit tising the criteria contained in
Code Section 18.48.070 rather than Code
Section 18.- .130.030.
.U75 Conversion of a Vacation
Ownership Resort to a hotel shall require a
Conditional Use Permit.
.076 No hotel building within the
Hotel Circle Specific Plan A,rea shall
contain both hotel units and vacation
o~mership resort units on a Fermanent basis.
.080 Information Required to be
Submitted foi• Vacation Ownership
Resorts. In addition tu any infarm~ttion
requirements established by other applicable
Sections of this Chupter,. the fallowing
information shall also bc submitted in
connection with the development of or
conversion to a vacation ownsrship resort:
.U8U1 Typical floor plans for each
vacation ownership resort unit rype;
.0802 The phasing of the
construction of the vacation awnership
resert use;
.U803 The type of vacation
ownership resort method to be used (fee
simple, leasehold, tenancy-in common ,
license, membership, and the like) and how
~uch use may be created;
.0804 The identification of vacation
own~rship resort intervals and the nurnher
of intcrvals per unit;
.OSOS A description and
identifi~ation of any accessory uses which
are pr~~posed in conjunction with the
vacation ownership resort;
.~806 A description of the
availability of the vac.ation ownership resort
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project, including accessory uses, to the
general public;
.U807 The provisions made for
management and maintenanr,e of the project
and indication of a contact p~rson or party
responsible for the day-to•day operation of
the project;
.0808 A description of the type and
operation of any other uses (cnmmercial
and!or recreational) which are included in
the facility;
canditonal tise unless the developer
establishes and implements a rnetf~od of
ownership acceptable ta the City which
guarantees the City's collection of Transient
Occvpancy Tax for all vacation ownership
units as if they were hotel rooms. The City
zeserves the .right to audit all sucti vacation
ownership resorts. The manager of the
facility (or if the facility has no manager, the
owner af the facility) shall be deemed the
"operator" within the meaning of Chapt~r
2.12 entitled "TRANSIENT OCCUPANCY
TAX" of this Code for purposes of
collection and remittance of the tax.
.0809 '~'hc formul~, fraction or
percentage, of the common expenses and
any voting rights r.+ssigned to each vacation
owners}iip resort unit and where applicable,
to each unit within the project ~vhich unit is
not subj~ct to the vacation ownership resort
program;
.OS10 Any restriction~ on the use,
occupancy, alteration, o~• alienation of
vacation awnership resort units;
,08.1Z A description of the method
to he used consistent and in compliance
with the provisiuns of ~Chapter 2.12 entitlcd
"':'RANSIENT OCCUYANCY 'I'AX" of this
Code, to collect and transfer the transient
occupancy tax to the City.
.090 VACAtion Uwnership Ytesorts
Subject to Trans6ent Occupancy Tax.
Notwithst:inding 1ny other provision of the
Anaf~eim Municipal Code, all vacation
ownerslaip resort units shall be subject to
the payment of the t: ansient occupancy tax
as otherwise prescribed by Chapter 2.12
entitled 'TRANSIEN'~' OCCUPANCY
TA,~C" of the Anaheim Nlunicipal Cocie. No
vacation ownership resort shall be
established either as a permitted use or a
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18. ,140 SIGN ItCGULATIONS •
w AD~ERTISING AND
I I2ENTIFICA'I'ION.
The purpose of this Section is to
recognize the intent and function of signs in
the Hotel Circle Specific Plan, to provid~
for their inclusion undzr this Section of the
Anahfim Municipal Code, and ~o regulate
ancs control all matters relating to such signs
except the construction thereof.
.010 DeCnitions Pertaining to
8igr~s. For the purpose of this Chapter, th~
following abbreviations, terms, phrases and
w•ords shall be construed as speclfieJ below:
.011 Animnted sigr~. Any sign thlt
uses movement or change of li~hting to
dr.pict or simulate movement, action or to
otherwise create a special effect or scene.
.~D12 A~eu of Sign. The area of a
si~n shall include the entirc area within any
type of perimeter or burder which may
enclose the outer limits of any writing,
representation, emblem, logo, figure or
character. T't~e area of the sign having no
such perimeter or border shall be com~uted
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by enclosing the entire area constituting the
adverxising message within the smallest
polygon required to enclose a
typographic/graphic element.
.013 BAI~OOfI. Any air-filled or
gas-filled bal:oon attached to a striug, rope
or similar ligature, and tethered to a fixed
place or object, including a mutor vehicle.
.Ul~! Banner. Any sign made of
fabric, cloth, paper or other materiai that is
fastened to a, pole or buitdin~ at one or
more points. National, sta te or m~anicipal
flags, or the official flags of any bonafide
religious or fraternal organ~zation sh:~ll not
be considered banners. Pennants as defined
herein shall be considered banners for
purpo,es of this Chapter.
.Q15 BeACOn. ,Airy ligl~t with one or
more beams dicected into the atmosphere or
directed at one or more points not on tha
same parcel as the light suurce; also, any
light with one or more beams that rot~te or
move.
.016 BIIIbnA!(I OC Off-Prem9~e Sign,
A sign of any kind or character upon which
any poster, bill, printing, writing, painting,
graphic or othe.. display of any kind or
nature whatsoever may be placed fur
advertisiug purposes and which structure is
erected, maintained or used for the Furpose
of advertisernent of goods produced, s~ld or
available f'or sale, or services available or
renderecl, at locations other than the
premises upon which the structure is
[ocated. The term "billboard" or
"off-premises sign" shall not include:
.0161 afficial notices issued by a.ny
court or public body or ufficer;
.0162 Notices posted by any public
officer in performance of a public duty or by
any person in giving legal notice;
.OIG3 Directional, warning or
information structures required or
aut}~orized by law or by Federal, State,
County or City authr~rity;
.0164 A structure which contains
solely the name of the City and the names
of, ar any other information regarding civic,
fraternal or• religious organizations located
therein;
.0165 Guide signs, on-premises signs,
business si~ns, and temporary real estate
signs as c:efined in Section 18. .140
entitled "SIGN REGULAI'IONS -
ADVER'TISING AND IDENTIFICATION"
of this Chapter.
,017 Business Sign or On-Yremise
Sign. Any sign and sign structure relating to
the principal business ur use of the premises
upcn which the sign is erected. T.his shall
include a nameplate desibnating the name
and occupation or profession of the
occupant of the premises; any sign which
~irects attention to a business, commodit,y,
service, or other activity whicl~ is sold,
nffered or conducted on the premises upon
which the sign is locate~, or to whicl~ it is
a'fixed. This sign rype shatl a(so include any
sign with political, social, inf~rmational cr
othenvise nonc:ommercial messages.
.018 Can•Type Sibm. A box-sh~ped
sign which har. cogy on the outside of its
surface and is interr.ally illuminated.
.019 Canopy Sign. Any sign that is
a part of or attached to an awning, canopy,
or ather fabric, plastic, or structural
protective cover over a door, entrance,
window, or outdoor service are~. A marq~ec
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sign a5 defi-~ed herein is not a canopy sign.
.020 ~hangeable Copy 5iga. A sign
or portion t}~ereof, including but nat limited
to electronic Inessage boards, with
ch~lr;:cte~s, letters, or illustrations that can
~ie changed or rearranged without altering
th~ face ~r the ~lisplay surface of the sign.
.021 Display Surfnce. The surrace
of the sign struchire availaUle for the
mounting of inaterial, or the electronic
m~ssage board, to carry an advertising
message, trademark, emblem or logo.
.022 Emitting Sign. Az~y sign that
releases smoke, steam, water, bubbles or
other solids, liquids or gases as a device for
advertising.
.023 ~lectronic Message Soard. A
changeable copy sign upon which th., copy is
displayed or changed by electronic means.
.02Q~ Entrflnce/Exet Signs. Si~ns
located at drivcw~y entrances and displaying
only "enter" or "eacit" along with a small logo.
.OZS Expased Neon Signs. A sign
where the neon or argon/mercury
iltuminated glass tubing is visible and not
shielded frorn view by any material or sign
structure.
.026 Flap. rlny fabric attached to a
flagpole and complying with Section
18. .113.060 entitled "FLAGPOLES", and
containing distinctive colors, natterns, or
symbols, and used as a symbol of a
government or other entity.
,027 FlAShing Sign. Any sign
designed to operate under conditions of
intermittent illumin~ltion which operates in a
manner to create the illusion of being on
and off.
.028 Freestunding Monument Sign.
A si~n which is permartently attached to !2:e
ground by mtans of a permanent solid base
and which is iiidegendent from any building
or other structure.
.029 111egAl Sign. Any sign or
advertising display constracted or erected
without first complying with all applicable
ordinances and regulations in effect at th~
time of its construction, erection or use.
.030 Lightcr Box Si~n. An
illuminated sign that contains words,
numbers or symbols, designed to be an
integ: al plrt of the architPcture of a service
station, ancl intended to be placed above the
fi~el pumps of a service station for purposes
of providing light fnr the working area and
commercial identification.
.031 Location. A lot, site,
prem=ses, building, wall or any place
whatsoever upon which a sign is erected,
constructed or maintained.
.032 Magnetic Sign. A sign which
is inagnetically attached to a surface.
.033 Marquee (Changes~ble Copy)
Sign. A sign which is characterized by
changeable copy whether said sign is a wall
sign or whr,ther said sign projects from and
is supportecl by a builsling.
.U34 NumeplAte. Any lighte~ or
unlighted sign identifying the occupant af
the premises.
.Q35 Nonconforming Sign. Any
sign that complied witti all applicable
ordinances and regulations in etfect at the
time is was erected, but wnich does not
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conform to one or more of the requirements
of this Chaptcr.
.036 Off-Site Sign. Any sign not
located on the same parcel to ~vhich such
sign message ~,•c.-tain,.
.037 O~~-5ite Directional Guidance
Si~n, Aiiy sign located on-site specifically
giving direction fo~ on-site pedestrian or
vehicu:ar circulaticn.
.038 C~n-Site Directory Sign. Any
on-sitc sign ~xhibiting the names and
locations af ~~n-s~tc usec and/or facilities,
and inteRdec' tc, faeilitate the movement of
patrans or visitors thrnudho~t the site.
.A39 t~n-Site Sign. Any ~ign
locateJ on thc samc parctl to which such
s~bn message pcrtains.
.04Q nut~foor AdvtAising.
Advertising on any boatu, fence. sign devicc,
structure o: building, or the placing thereon
of any poster, bill, printing, painting, devicc
or any advertis:ng ~nutter of arry kind
whatsoever, und the pasting. posting,
printing, painting, nailing ur tacking ur
otherwisc fasiening of ~ny h:~ndbill, card,
banner, sig~i, postcr, advcrtisem~nt or notice
~f any kind up~n any property or place. Said
tcrm shalt not in~ludc any signs ot notices
postcd or displaycd b~~ any public ofCccr in
the pcrfnrmai~.e c~f a puLlic duty or a
private pcnor~ %~ ~iving a Isdal notice.
.tMi Prro~et. A vcrtic~l wali
extendin~ trorn and above thc ;,ctuul roc~f
linc and intended to vi~ually hcighten thc
building nr screcn ronf m~untcd equipmenc.
.432 Par~el or [.ot. Any real
prc+pcrty unJer ~epar:-te ~wr~ership frc~m any
c~ther ruj~ccnt parcel or I~t w'~irh ha~ ctrcet
or highway frontage.
.043 PennAnt. Any pla.stic, fabric,
or other material, whether or not containing
a message of any kind, suspended from a
rop~, wire, string, •. - other similar device
usually in series, designed to move in the
wind.
.O~W Pole Si$n, A sibn which is
affixed to oiie or more poles attach~d tc~ the
ground and which is ronstructed in a
manner which does not fully i~bstruct the
view of the area between the sign and the
ground.
.045 T'ortnble Sign. Any sign not
~er:nanently attachecl to the ground or other
permanent structure, or a sign clesigned t~~
be trunsported, in~luding, but not limited to,
signs designed to be transported by mear~~
of wheels; signs convertsd to A-frumes or
T-frames; menu and -,:~wieh br.ard signs;
balloons used as sign ~~bre11a5 uscd frzr
advenising; and signs uuached to or painted
upon vehicles parl~ed ~nd visible from thc
public ri~ht-of-way, ua{ess said vehicle is
used in the narmal day-to-day trancpc~rtaticm
aperations i,.` the business.
.046 !'rojecting 5ign. A wal) sign
which prnjects frcmi the face of a building.
.O~17 Pump Top SiAn. Any sign
at~~p a fucl di~pencing pump, eithcr affixcd
to o: placed upnn such pump. A tightcr box
sign is nut a pump tc~p sign.
.048 Itaceways. A mcta) bc~x
containin~ wiring, transfc~rmcrc ..nd housingc
fur a sign.
.049 Rra1 Estate 5ign. An~ ~ign
and sign structurc of a tcmp~rary haturc
!elating tn t~e s:.lc, lease c~r ather
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disposition of re11 property.
.050 Revcrse Cpn Cliannel I.etters
with Neon Halo Illue~ination. Inclividual
letters fotmed as a aign can structure where
the front surface is opayue and the back is
open. Ne-~n tubing is molded to fit the form
c~f the c:~.n structure. The light from the
neon Shine:; out the opening in the back of
the letter and reflects off tt~e surface of tl~e
buildi7g or stnicture where the Ictter is
mounted. At n:ght, this ref]ectio~ appears
to bc a halo around the opaque ietterform.
.OSi Roof Sfgn. A sign erected,
constructed and maintained upon the roof
of any builciin~.
.052 Roteting or Revolving ~ign.
Any sign all or a portion of which moves,
revolves or rota!es in sort~e rr:anr~er.
affixed to an exterior wall of any building ;;r
which is affixed to any structure attached to
the wall of uny huilcling.
.058 Winduw ldentil~cation Si~n.
Any sign bearing cnly ttie name and/or lobo
and/or address of thc business occupying
tl~e premises; and consisting of letters
and/or numbers per; ianently affixed to the
window, and made of gold lcaf, paint, stencil
or c~ther such mate•ria1.
.059 Winc~ow .~,3g~~. Any sign,
picture, symbol, or combination thereof,
designed to cnmmunicate information about
an activity, business, commodity, event, sale,
or service, tl~at is plac~d in5ide a window or
upun the window pa~es or gl:uc of a
building and which is visible from thc
exterior side of the window, excluding any
window identiEication sign.
.053 Si6rn. Any d.vice, Cxture,
placard, or structure that uses any color,
fnrm, y,raFhic, illumination, symbol, or
writing to advertise, an~ounce thc purpose
of, or identify d~e purposc of a persori or
cntity, or tc~ rommunicate information of
any kind to the public.
.054 5tructurc. Thc sup•~orts,
uprigl~ts, bracing, guy rods, cablPs and
framewc~rk cif a sign or outdoor advcnisin~-
clisplay
.0;5 Tempornry Sign. Any sign
that i~ uxed only tcmporarily and is not
pcrmancntly m~~unted or affixed ta thc
grounu ~~r any rtruct~crc.
.~56 'lypctacr. Thc gcneral form,
structure stylc, nr ctiaractcr cc~mmc-n tc~ a!I
elements sc~mprising ac~ al~~~abet.
.057 1'Vs~ll Sign. f+ sign which is
.06n Administrative Provisions -
5ign Regulations. The location, size, type,
cnnstrUCtic~n and all other matters rclating
to signage in this Zonc shall bc regulated
and controlled exclusively by the prcrvisions
of this Chapter except to the extent
referencc i~ expressly made in this C~iapter
to any other p~ovision :~f this Cr~de. 1n the
tvent of any ccmflict betwecn the proviiions
of this Cfiapter anJ any other pruvisiuns nf
this Code so reCerenccd hercin, thc
provisi~ns of this Chaptcr shall gc~vcrn and
prcvail.
All signs and all applicatic~nc thercfor
shall be admini~tered hy the Flannin~
Di~cctc~r, cx.ept thosc si~tns which may bc
sought in :c~nju.iction with :- conditi:-nal uxc
permit or a zc~n~ variance.
.061 Rcsolution ~~f tnconsisten:
Provisfuns. Notwithstanding any ~~ther
provicicm of this r:~,dc tu the cantrary, all
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provisions governin6 sigrs or advertising
structures of any type in the Hotel Circle
Specific Plun Area tihall be contained within
this Chapter, provi~led, however, tl~e
provisions uf Sec.ian 18.U5.070
"I`~MPO.(taRY SIGNS, FLAr,S,
BANNERS ANll BAL.LOUNS-
CENF_RAI.", Chapters 4.04 entitled
"OUTL~OOR AUVERTISING SIGNS AND
STC UCTURES - GEI~IERAJw' arid ~1.08
entitled "AI?VERTIS[NG OF MOTEL
AND HO'I'EL REN'I'AL RATES" ~f the
Anaheim Ntunicipai Codc shall apply to
signs and :-dvertising structures in this zone
to the extent such provisions are not
inconsistent with this Chapter.
.OGZ Vnriances [~ rom 5ign
Requirements. No person shall install or
maintain a~y sign in this Zone except as
permitted herein; provided, however, tnat
ar~y requirements or restrictions may be
viaived in whole or in part upon such
conditions as may be imposed by the Znni.ig
Administrator~ Planning Commission or thc
City Council by a zouc variance processed
ancf approvcd in accordancc with all
proccdures, reyuirements and restrictiuns
established f~r variances pursuant to
Chapter 15.03 entitled "ZON(f~TG
PRC?CEDURE5 - .4MCNUM~NTS,
CONDITIONAL USE !'ERMCf5 AND
VARIAN~ES" of thc Anaheim Municipal
Cc~dc.
.flb3 [.egal Nonronfo~ming Siqns •
Cenernl. A.ny sign ur othcr advcrtising
~tructurc uf whatcver rype c~r nature, ather
than an illegal sign, whish vic~latcs or
othcrwisc dncs not c~mply with thc
applicable requiremcn~s of thc Anahcim
Municipal Codc shall be subj~ct to
cc~mpliance with the regulations pres~ribed
hcrein in thc time and martner herein•after
sct forth.
Pagc :x(1
Section S.U. Zorung nnd Devr.lop»ten~ Standartls
.OG4 I.cgn! Nonc~nfo~min~ Signs -
Continus~ti~n and Terminntion, Any legal
.~onconfurming sign or sign structure in
existence on the effective date of this
Chapter whicl~ violates or otherwise daes
not cor-form to the provisions hereof sh~ll
be removed, altered or replaced so as to
conform to the reqt-irements uf this Chapter
(hereinafter the "abatement") within fifieen
(15) ycars from und after the date said sign
first becocnes nonconforming to the
provisions of this Chaptcr, provided,
however, in no event shal! such abatement
be required tinless and until the owner of
said si~n has received not less than one
year's advance written notice from the
I'lanning Director c~f the Ciry of Anaheim
reyuiring the removal or alteration of the
sign. Notwithstandin~{ the foregoing:
.0641 An,~ advertising display which
was lawfully erested, but whose use has
ceased, ar the stn~cturc up~n which the
display exists has been abandoned by i~s
owncr, for a p>riod of not less than 90 days,
shall be removed, altered or replaccd so a.s
to conform to the provision.~ of this Chapter
within six (6) months from the date of
receip! of a written order of ahatemcnt from
the Ylanning Director of the City reyuiring
suci~ abatement. Costs incurred by the City
in rcmoving an abandoned dis~lay shall be
born~ by or charged to thc legal owner of
thc re~l propcrty upon which said sign is
located.
.OU42 Any advenising display
structure which has been more than fifty
percent (Sf~%) dcstruyed, anc! -.he
~icstn~ction is rnhcr than faci~l copy
rcplaccment, and said strucwrc cannot bc
rcpaired within 3Q days of thc datc of its
destructicro sha11 be rem~ved, altercd or
rpplacecl su as to a~nf~rm to the provisinns
of this Chapier within six (6y manth~ from
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Hotel Circle Specific Plan
Scctron 5.0: Zuning nrrd Ucv~lvpnre~tt Strutdards
the date of receipt of a written order of
abstement from the Planning Dir~ ~:tor of
tt~e Ci:y raquiring such abatement.
.06~13 Any advcrtising display whose
owner, outside of a change of copy, requcsts
permission to remodel and remodels that
advertising display, or expands or enlarges
the building or land use upon which thc
adv~rtising display is located, and the
display is affected by the constructiou,
enlargement, or remodelinK, or the cost of
construction, enlargement r~r rernocfelinb of
the ad~~ertising display excecds fifry percent
(50%) of the cost of reconstructior. of the
building shall remove, alter or replace such
sign so as to conform to the requiremcnts of
thi5 Chapter in conjunction with said
project.
.0644 Any aclvertising display whose
owner seeks approval of the relocation
therc~f and relocates the adverti~ing display
shall relocate such sign within six (G)
months of the approval of such relocation.
.064S Any advertising display for
which therc i~as been ar~ agreement between
thc advertisin~ display owner and the City
for its removal as of any given dute chall
bc removed pcr saicl agrecment.
.064G Any tcmporary advcrtisin~
display crected pursuant to ;t ~pecia! evertts
permit issued 6y thc Ciry sh.ill be renioved
:~.~ speciCed undcr Section iR.OS.070 entitled
"I'CMf'~RARY SIGN5, FLAGS,
BAtiNERS AIv'D BAI.LOUNS•GENERAL"
of the Anahcim Muni~ipal Ci,dc ur within
such other time a~ cxpre~sly authc~rizcd by
the City.
.06~17 Any a~~~; :rtising ~lisplay which
is an immcdi~tc dange~ t~ tn~ public hcalth
or sat'ety sh:tli bc rcmovcd, altcrcd or
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replaced sU as to conForm to th4
requirements of this Chapt~r within thirty
(30) days from thc date of rece.ipt of a
written order of abatement from the
Planning Director of the City requiring surh
removal or alteration.
.OG48 Any advertising display which
in the opinion of the .^.ity Traffic and
Transpnrtation Manag,~r constit~tes a traffic
hazard not createcl by relocation of streets
or highways or by acts of thc City shall be
r~moved, altered or :eplaced so ~~.s to
conform ta th~. reyuirements of this Chlpter
witt~in thirry (30) days from the date of
receipt of a written order of abutement from
the Ylanning Director of the City r~quirinb
such rem~val or alttra-ion.
.OG49 Any other advertisinK display
for which the City is exempt frora tbe
payrnent of comper.~atinn in cc,njuncti~yn
with reyuiring its rem~,val ~.s spe~ified in
Chapter 2.5 of Division 3 of the Business
and Prcfessions Code of t1~e State of
California, or an~ succ.essor provisions
thereto shall be subject to removal ~ts
speci~ed in said Code.
.OGS Iilegal Signs, Illcga- signs as
dc~ned in Sertion 18. .140.029 entitied
"ILLEGAL SIGN" of this Chaptcr shall be
removed, altsred or replaced sn ~.s to
conform to the reyuirements of this Chaptcr
within six (G) month~ following the effectivc
date uf this Chaptcr.
.OG6 Kegalatiun o!' Spccial Typc~ of
Sig~s ~ Genrrwl. Notwithstanding any otlicr
provisions of this Chapter, the follawing
special rypes and cla.,sificati~-n~ of signs shall
be p:rmitted subject to complian:e with ttu
iimitations anct conditio~~.s prescribed hercin.
.067 Signs Required By L,ew,
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Nothin~ contained in this Chapter shall
prevent the er~ction, location or
construction of any sign ori private property
wl~ere such erection, location or
construction of said sign is required by any
law; provided, however, no such sign
erected, placed o•r maintained pursuant to
this provision shall exceeci four (4) squar~
fect in area except to the extent a greater
sign area is expressly required by law.
.068 Signs in the Public
Rights•of-Way. ~xcept as otherwise
cxpressly permitted in this Chaptcr, signs
sh~ll be prohibited in any public
rights•of-way as provided ir. Section 4,04.130
entitled "PPOtiIBI'fI(~N OF SIGNS IN
PURLIC-RIGHT-OF-WAY" of this Code.
.OG9 Pulfticul Campnign &igns.
N~twithstanding aiiy other provision of this
Chapccr, political campaign signs shall be
perrtiitted on private prope~ty in the Hotel
C:irclc S~ecific Flan Zone, subject to the
f~llr~wing:
.OG91 Si~ht Dist~ncc. Such signs
shall cum~~ly with tt-e minimum sight
distancc reyuirements set forth in Section
18.OS.U93.025 entitled "MINIMUNt SIG~IT'
DISTANCE REQUiREMENTS FOR
F1t~:E ~TANDING S1GNS" of the Ai}ahcim
Municipal Codc; and
.0692 Code Compliancr.. Sucti si~ns
shali comply with thc provisions of Section
4.04.130 cncitled "PRONIBITIUN OF
SIGNS 1N PUQLIC-RIGHT•OF-WAY" of
the Anaheim Municipal Code; and
.d693 Tittc 15 Complinn~e. Any
strucwrc ta which n political sign is attached
shall cc~mply with all applicable pr~visions
of Title 15 "Buildings and E-[ousing" of thc
An:-heim Municipal Code, except that nu
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building permit shall bc required for a
tcmporary po!itical ~ampai~n sign huving ,~
surface area of thirry-five (:i5) square feet or
less and which structure is removed within
~20 days of its erection or placement, ar
within thirty (30) days after the election to
which the sign rclates, whichever c~ccurs
first.
18._ .141 LIrH'TED SiGNS •
G~NERAL.
No artificial light of whatever type or
nature used in cor. ~unction with, czr for the
purpose af, iighting any sign shall bc so
erected or constructed or placed, nor shall
any substancc er material capable of
reflecting light be so place~J, as to result in
:firecting such artificial light into any
structure used exclusiveiy for residential
purposes. For th~ purp~se of this provision,
stTUCtures devoted to hotel ~nd motel use
are not tc~ be constcued as structures used
exclusively for residential purposes.
.010 Indirect Lightin~. No sign
lighted by any type of indirect lightin~ sball
liave any such lighting whicli exceeds eight
hundred (K00) milliamps rated capacity nor
shall any sign lighted by neon or similar
matcrials have any such neon or similar
-,~atcrial which cxrceds three hundred (3ix))
milliamps ratcd capacity.
.Olb Intensity uf Illuminntiun. Tlie
approval of any illuminsite~l sign shall not be
~nal until thirty (30) days after installation,
during which period the Planning Director
may urder the dimming of any illumination
round to be ~xcessiveiy brilliant and no sign
pern~it shall be valid unti! surh order has
hecn :arri~d out tc~ an cxtent satisfactory to
the Planning Director. For purposex of this
Section, illumin;~tic~n shall be considered
excessively brilliant when it prevents normal
pcrccption of objects or buildings beyond or
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in the vicinity nf the sign.
.030 I.ighter Box Sfgn, A lighter
box sign: (i) shall be either single-faced or
double-faced, (ii) shall only be internally
lighted, (iii) advertising thereon shall be
limited to the comp~ny name or logo only,
and (iv) said narne or logo shall not exceed
twenty (2U) p~rcent of the total area of each
face of said sign.
18.,_.14Z REAL E3TA'I'~ SI~GNS -
G~N~RA.L.
1`we~ity-'l~vo Thousnnd (B2,U00) And
Furty-17~ree Thuusnnd (43~000) 5quare
reet in Area. The maximum arsa of each
sign shall not exceed twenty-four (24) square
feet, and the height thereof as installed shall
not exceed four (4) feet.
.04U Purc~ls ~orty-Three
Thouss-r~d (43,000) or More Squ~re ~eet in
Area. The nmucimum area of each sign shall
not exceed forty (40) square feet and the
height thereof as installed shall not exceed
four (4) feet.
Notwith~tandinb any other provisions
of this Chapter, temporary r~al estate signs
advertisin~ property for sale, lease, rental or
for inspection by ti~e publ;c shall bc
permitte:i subject to t}~e C~~llowing
limitations:
.010 On-Site Renl ~sts~te Signs. A
maximum of one (1) unlighted, single-faced
or dou~le-faced, freestanding sign
advcrtising property fc~r sale, lease, rental or
other disposition of the property on which
surh si~n is located shall be permitted on
parcels of less than one-half (1/2) acre in
area. On larger parcels, onc such sign per
each street or highway frontage of said
parcel shall be permitted as prnvided
hcrcin. any such sign(s) may also includc
the nnme, address and phone number of thc
persan, firm, entity or agent offering said
premises for sale, lease, rental or other
disposition.
.01f~ Pu~ccis Less Than
'Itventy~•'I~•o Thousund (22,OOt1) Syuare
Fcet in Area. The marimum area of each
sign shall not txceec! ten (10) syuare feet,
~-nd tf~e height there~f 1~; installed sha;l nat
exceed four (4) feet.
.030 Parcels of Betw~ec~n
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18.~.143 F~UTURE CSTABLiSNME'.VT
SIGNS.
'The future establishment of ~
businesx or o;her activity on a parcel ~r lot
may be adv~rtised by means of on-site
signage, subject tc~ compliance with the
following provisior.s:
.OiO Oemership of Pi~nperty. 7"he
subject prop~:rxy upon which the sign is
locltcd must be o~vned in fee interest, or
must be under lea.~e for a minirnum tcn (lU)
year pcriod (from the date of issuance of
the sign permit), by, or f~r the purpose of,
the fueure business or est.iblishment referred
t~ upon the copy of said sign.
.020 Msximum Arc~ Pcr Sign.
Sixry (60) square feet.
.U30 Maximum Hefght. Fciur (4)
feet, with a tw~~ (2) foot berm, for ~
maximum tc~tal height of six (() feet.
.UQO M~ximurn Number Pecrniited.
One (1) per Each street or highway frantage.
.OSO Lcicatioe. Ali futura
establishment signs shall be locsited :n the
middle thirry (30) percent of the st~eet
-.~ ti- ~~c't~•t-%'~,
I-Iotel Circle Specific Plan
Section 5.0: Zonurg und Dc~velopme~rt .Ctandurds
frontage sxcept for corner lot sign locations
where said sign shall be set back a minimum
distance of thirty five (35) feet from the
intersectian ai the two proFerty lines
formii~g the street interseetion per
8ngineering Standard Detail' No. i37.
.OGO Timc Limit. One (l) year
from date of construction or erection, unless
prior ta cxpiration, approved by the
Planning Director for an additional peiiod
not to exceed one (1) year.
.070 Names und DAtes Required on
Signs. The ^ame of the sign owner,
properry owner or sign buiider, as well as
the date the sign is erected, shall be securely
placed on each sign.
.080 Sign Permit Cees . For eact~
;ind every on-site future establishment sign,
there shall be paid to the Building Division
af the Planning Departrrtent, a sign permit
fee. 1"he amount of said fce shall be as
specified by Ci ,ty Council Resolution.
Further, ~l! such signs shall be subject to ttie
fallowing conditions:
.081 Failure to Remove. If said
sign is not removed prior to ur u~on the
permit expiration d:ite, the City or it, agents
may enter upon subject proper.y and
remove the sign, the cost of the removal to
be paid by permittec. The person, firm or
entity whose name appea~s on the sign
(collectively "person") shalf be notified of
the City's intent to remove the sign not less
thar~ fourteen (14) days Frior t~ remuval by
the City. I~ollowing removal by the Ciry,
s~id person sha11 be notified of the removal
and sai~J sign shait be retained fc~r a
mini-num oF ten (10) day; foll.owing the date
of such notice after whict~ said sign may be
dispaced of by the City.
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.083 A-uthority. Before a pcrmit
fur such a sign is issued, the owners of
record of the premises and the person
proposing to erect the sign must iurnish the
Building Divisiun written authority granting
the City of Anaheim or any of its ugents or
employees irrevocable pennission to enter
up~n the precr!ises and irrevoc~tbly
appointing the Fiuilding Division Manager
as tbe ager,c of the owners with permission
and authority to remove such sign pursuant
to the provisions of this Sectian.
18,~.144 TEMPORA1tY SIGNS,
FLAGS, LiANP1ERS, ANU
~'IXEU BALGOQIYS.
.010--The tem~:orary display of
signs, flags, banrl.;rs and balloons for
advertising purposes shall be permitted,
subject to Section 18.05.070 er~titied
"TEMYORARY SIGNS, F1(.~.GS,
BANNERS AI`'U IIAC.LOONS-GENERAL"
of: this Code.
18._.145 BUSINE58 AND
ID~NTlFICATI~ON SICNS.
Business and identiFication signs shail
meet the intent ancl function of the Specific
Plan and shall comply with the following:
.010 Permitted Slgns. The
following sign types are allowed ir. this Zone
subject to the req~iiremer~ts of this Chapter.
.~Jll Freestanding Monument
Signs. Such signs st-.all be limited to the
name of th: devclopment and/or a
maximum of three (3) business tenant
names or logos only, and shall incorporate a
fan~iscape border at the ba~e containing live
l~nascape mat~rials, which shall be pl:,nted,
irrigatecl and permanently maintained in
cumpliance with the Specific Plan.
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Hotel Circle Specific Plan
5'ection 5.0: Zoning nnd Development Standa~ds
,012 On-Site DirectionAl GuidAnce
And On-Site Dicecton~ Signs. Such signs
shall be utilized for multi-tenant projects
only and shall (i) not be visible from publi~
rights-of-way unless approved by a
conditional use permit, (ii) be tocated
outside rec~:iireri setback areas, (iii) have
maximum dimensions of two (2) feet in
height, twu (2) fe~t in depth and two (2)
feei in width, and (iv) be designed to direct
pedestrians and/or vehir,ular traffic while
~~~~id traffic is on the parceI on which said
~~gnage ;s located. Said signs shall b~
designed as a coordinated architectural
component for said project.
.013 ~Ys~ll Signs. Suc7~ signs, c~ther
than projecting sign~, shall not encroach into
any public right-of -way.
.0131 Said signs shall have ~nly one
(1) display ~urface; ~nd
.0132 Said signs shall be placed
parallel to the exterior wall of the building
ugon whi~h they are disp.layed.
,U14 CAnopy Signs. Such signs
shall be permitted on awning valances,
provided awnings shall not be permitted to
project over or into a public right•o:-way
and the awnings mast be made an integral
part of thc building design. Canopy signs on
awning valances are considered wall signs in
Secti4n 1S. .145.f14t1 entitled
"PGRMiTI'ED SIGN STAN~ARDS
MATRIh -- GENERAL SIC,N TYpES" of
this Chapter.
.020 C~»nditiorsaliy Permitt~d Signs.
The following signs shall be permitted
subject to the approval of a conditional use
permit therefor pursuant to and in
accordance with the app!icabfe provisions af
Chapter 15.03 entitled "ZUNING
PROCEDURES--AMENDMEIVTS,
COIVDIT[ONAL ~JSE PERMITS AND
~'AitIANCES" of 4he An~heim Municipal
Gode. This S~ction is not intende~' to
conditionally allow signs prohibited by this
Chapter or to criange the standards
contained herein, but is intended to provide
a mechanism to address spe~iai
circumstances:
.0201 On-site directional guidance
and on-site directr~ry signs visible from
public rights-of-way.
.U202 Signs neither otherwise
expressly permi;±ed nor otherwise expressly
prohibited in this zone.
.0~03 Signs for any use, building or
structure requiring a conditional i~se permit
wherein the proposed overall signage
program for said use, building or str~~ctiure is
noi othenvise in conformance with the
requirements oi this Zone.
.0204 One (1) chanp,eablc capy sign
along ICatella Avenue, the size, locatic'-n,
height, and design of which shall be as
approved by ~onditional Use Permit. 'I'he
sign may be pr~vided for one (1) of t;~e
following three choices: (a) a theme
restaurant, (b) a theatre or entertzinment
facility or (c) any sice containing four (4) or
more contiguous acres.
.0205 Projecting signs ati specifieJ in
Section 18. .140.047 entitled
"YROJECT'ING SIGN° of +his Chapter.
.030 ~'rohibited Si,gns. The
following rypes of signs shall be prohibited
in this zons:
signs.
.0301 A••frame or "sandwicti board"
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.0302 Animated signs.
.0303 Attachments or riders to signs.
i8.05.070 entitled "TEMPORARY FLAGS,
I~~IVN~RS AND BALLOUNS" of this
Code.
.0304 Beacon lights or beacon signs.
.0305 Billboards as defined in
Section 1$.03.08(1 entitled
"CLASSIFICATION nF SIGI~IS" of this
C~de.
.U306 IIusiness informatio~i signti.
.0307 Can-type signs which
incorporate translucent copy and translucent
background, provided, however, that
can-type signs with opaque backgr~und,
allowing only the copy tu be illuminated,
shall be permitted.
.0308 Changeuble copy signs, as
defined (except a.s otherwise permitted
under a cor~ditional use permit pursuant to
5ection-18. .145.0204 of this Code).
.0309 Electronic message boards, as
defined (except as otherwise permittecl
under a conditional use permit pursuant to
Sect~on 18. .145.02(k~ of this Cod~.)
.0310 Emitting signs.
.0311 Exposed neon signs.
.0311 Fl~uhing or traveling light
signs.
.0313 Ddagnetic signs.
.Oli:~ Off-premises signs.
.031$ Parapet signs, Paper, cloth
and pl~.stic streanler signs, and flags,
banners and fixecl bulloons except as
othenvise permitted pursuant to Section
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.0316 Painted si~ns on exterior walls.
.0317 I'ennants exce ~t as o:herwise
permitted pursuant to Section 18.OS.070
entitled "I'EMPORARY FI.l~~~S,
BANNER5 ANU B.ALLOONS" of this
Code.
.0318 Permanent "come-on" signs
(~.g. "~ale Today;' „Stop," "Look", etc. j.
.0319 Pole signs.
,032U Farta.ble sikns.
.0321 Product advertising signs (e.g.,
soft drinks, ci~ar~ttes, etc.).
.0322 Roof signs.
.q323 kotating or revolving signs.
.0324 Signs projecting over or inta
the put~lic ri~ht-of-Nay except as othenvise
expressly permitted hereir~.
.0325 Statues utilized for advertising
purposes.
.0326 Temporary signs except as
etherwise expressly permitted her~ein.
.0327 Replicas of official traffic
c~ntrol signs or signs so similar as to be
confusing or hazardous to traffic.
.0328 'Vehicle enira«ce ot exit signs
which incorpor~te business name(s) or uther
advert~sing.
;1329 Vehicle signs (signs mounted
_-~ rc~~q-~~,
Hotel Circle Specific Plan Section 5.0: la:rng and Development Stundards
or disp;ayeci on a vehicle for udvertising
purposes) or the parking of advertising
vehicles on public or private properry.
.033U Wall signs located below the
third floor level of a building and which
signs are adjacent to and visible from
residential zoned properties.
.0331 Window signs, including signs
painted on clisplay windows with day-glo or
temporary paint (ot}ier than permitted
window identification signs as defined in
Section 1.8. .140.0G0 entitled "WINDOW
IDENTIF[CATION SICN" of this chapter).
.04U Perrnitted 5ign Standnrds
Matrix -. Genert~l Sign I~pes. In addition
to all other requirements contained in this
Chapter, permitted signs shall comply with
the provisiot~s of that certain matrix entitled
"18. .145,(M~0 Permitted Sign Standards
Matrix (General Sign Types)" as hereinafter
set fUrth in this Code aud the provisions of
which ate incurporated he*ein by this
reference,
18. .146 WU'T~L/MOTELfVACAT[ON
~ OWNI:RSHIP ItESORTS
~1GN STANDARUS.
The following standards shail apply
to all hotels/motels/vacation ownership
resortc located within this zane:
.O10 Hotel/Motel/Vacation
Owncrship Resorts Sign Standar~s Matrix.
Hotel, motel, and vacation ownership resort
tiame signs shall comply with the provisions
of that certaiti Matrix entitled "18. .146.010
Hotel/Motel/Va;~ation Ownership Resorts
Si.gn Standards Matrix" as hereinafter set
forth in this Code and thc provisions of
~vhici~ are incorporated hereiR t;y reference.
.020 Illuminution. These signs may
be illuminated internapy; however, they
shall have an opaque background, with only
the copy purtion being illuminated.
18. .147 THCATERS AND
~ ENT'ERTACNI~EN'C
FACILYTIES.
Signs which ~lisplay identification and
~rogram information using changeable capy
for theaters, entertainment, convention
and/or amusement facilities only shall be
conditionally permitted subject to Section
18. .145.0204 entitled "CONDITIONALLY
PERMI'I'I'ED SIGNS" of t15is Chapter.
'I'heater freestanding monument and/or wall
signs shall be subject tr~ Section
18. .1.45.040 entitled "PERMITTED SIGN
STANDf1RD5 MATRIX -- GEIVERAL
SI~GN TYPES" of this Chapter. These signs
shall consist of a perm:.tnent,
non-changeable copy displaying the name of
the theater or auditorium and may inclu:'e
changeable copy accommodating program
informatinn. Ir, addition, the following
provisions shall apply to such signs:
.OtO Eiectronic MessAge 13ourds.
Such ;igns shall be defined as changeable
copy signs, and shall be conditionally
permitted subject to Section 18. .145.()2(~
entitled "~~ONDI?iONALLY PERM1Tf'ED
SIGNS" c~f -his Chapter. Elec.tronic message
boards •,~nay be used to display information;
however, messaKc: baarJs that us~ light
bulbs as the image of the message shall be.
proh:bited. Messages are to be displayed in
a stationary manner. Animation, flashin~ or
movemen: of the messages shall be
prohibited.
.020 1IIuminutinn. These signs may
be illuminated internall~; however, they
shall have an apaque background, with ~nly
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Hotel Circle Spec,fic Plan Sectinn 5.0: Zoning and Uei~elopment Standards
the copy portion being ii[uminated.
18._.150 DCVELO~'MENT REVIEW
AND PERMITS.
Prior to the commencement of any
work pertaining to the erection or
construction of any structur•e within this
zone, all building and site pllns shall be
subject to i~eview by the Planriing
Department and Building Division in
cumpliance with all provisions set forth in
this Chapter
.010 Lundscupe ~'IAr~ Review. 'fh~
loca:ion of ;:11 proposed on-site and aff-site
landscaping, including that within the
ultimate street right-of-way as described on
the Circulation Elecr.ent of the General Plan
shall be shown on a site plan, drawn to
scale, and shall be subject to the review and
approval of the Planning and Public
Worlcs/F.ngineering Departments prior to
installation. Such glans shall be consistent
with tiie Fina1 Site Plans approved pursuant
to Section l8. .040.0201 entitled "FINAL
SITE PLAN APl'ROVAL," of this Chapter
and thc provisionti of ths Landscape Plan
contained in the I-Iotel Circle Specific Plar.~
(Erhibit 29) and the H~tel Circle Specific
Plan Area Uesign Guidelines.
18._.160 nEDICATION AND
1MP124V~MCNTS.
18.,_.170 RGCLASSCFICAT~ON
FROCEDURE - VIOLATION.
Concurrent with or subsequent to
introduction of an ordinance adding this
Chapter to the Anaheim M-inicipal Code,
the City Council may introduce an
ordinance to reclassify the property covered
by Specific Plan No. 93-1 (SP 93-1) and this
Chapter to the zoning designation SP N~,
93-1. Such reclassification shall be subject
ta each of those certain conditions of
approval of. SP No. 93-1 as set farth in
Resolutian No . Any violation of any of
said conditions shall be deemed a vioiation
of this Chapter as well as of the
reclassification ordinance and shall be
pu:ushable as set forth in Section 1.01.37p of
the Anahcim Municipal Code.
18._.180 ~'ENALTIES FOR
VIOLATION3.
fOny violation of the provisions of this
Cnapter shall be subject to penalties as
prescribed in Section 18.04,110 entitled
"PENALTIES FOR VIOLATIOiJ OF
REGUL.4TIONS-GENERAI." af the
Anaheim Municipal Code. Ar-y condition
caused or perrnitted to exist in violation of
any of the provisions of this Chapter shall
be deemed a public rniisance and may be,
by this City, summar•ily ~bated as such. Fach
day the condition continues shall be
regarded as a new and sep~rate offense.
The dedication of public street
right-of-way, public utiliry easements and
other public works improvements shall be
required for the entire development prior to
issuance of a building ~. •~mit except for the
dedication of Katella Avenue which shall be
rc;quired within sixiy (60) days of the
effPCtive date of the ordinance approving
this Specific Plan.
I8~_.19U AMEWI)MENTS,
CONDIT[ONAL USC
2~ CRMITS AND VARIANCCS.
Boundaries established by this 'title
(other than those minor boundary
~diustments grocessed in accordance with
Sec~ion 18. .04U.020 entitled "FINAI. SI'TE
PLAN APPROVAL" of this Chupter), the
1'age 3~
_;`-~_ -'C9~-76
.~,,, ,~.~,
Hotel Circle Specific Plan ~ection 5.0: Zonrng and Devclopment Standards
classification of property u~es therein, or
other provisions of this Title may be
amended, exceplions m~de therefrom, or
conditional uses permitted in acGOrdance
with the facts, conditions, procedures and
requireci showin~s sp~cified in Chapter 18,03
entitled "ZONING PROCEDUffES,
AMErTL~MEN7'S, CONDITIONAL USE
PERMITS, ~NU VARIANCES" and
C:hapter 18.g3 entitled "SPECIFIC PLAi~1S"
of the Anaheim Municipal Code.
18.._..2~0 MUNAPPLICAIilt,I7'Y OF
CHAP'TCR TO LITlr
ACl'CVITIES OR I'ROP~RTY,
Notwithstnnding any otlier provision
of this Chapter to the contrary, no provision
of this Chapter shall apply to or be a
limitation upon the C'ity of Anaheim,
whether the C:ity acts in a governmental or
proprietary caplcity.
18. .2fl0 pPPLYCATI(yN CEES
~y resolution, the City Council ma.y
establish fees and amounts thereof required
to be paid to the Ciry for design guideline
or landscape plan review and for processing
Site Pl:~ns, building permits and auy other
application for suhsequent approvals to
carry out the purposes of this Chapter or
implement or amend the Specific :4'lan.
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LANDSCaPE GUIDELINES
Where there is adequate space and tho scAle i3 appropriat~ly grand, trees should be plan4ed a
way that areatos large•scale horizontai and vertical layers.
Leyerpd Lendacape
The len~th of the stroet trontage of fndividual parcels fs the most Important factor that will influence
implementation ef the layered I~ndscape. Parcel frontages of more than five hundred Iineal feet are lon~
enough to provide the variation needed to create th9 layered landscape look wfthin a sfngle parcel, whll~
frontages of less th~n t~iree hundred foet are too short to provWe much variation. Therefore, areas th~t
have m~ny parcela wfth short irontages will requlre spacial consideration. The attached Exhibit 5
illustrates dlagrammatlcaliy tho criteria for creating Snyered landscape based an the length of parcel
frontage.
7he width of the landscape setback will also aHect the creation of tt~e layered landscap~. In order to
create a layered landscape, there nee~s to be at lea3t two horizontal or two verticel layers of landscape.
This means that in nannv~ setbacks (10-20 feet wide), the solection of plant materlal is Ilkely to be
dfHeront ihan for modiurn (20•30 feet), or wide (greater then 30 feot) setbacks. Wider sdtbacks permit
the use of a larger canopy or ayramidal trees, or will allow more than threo layers in ttie Setback Realm
alone.
Genergl S.Ign Standards
~ The stenclard sign trase shall b~ prec~st col~red concrete.
• Consiruct s4reet numb~r and maln Identfry sign 5axes of tlberglas~ or aluminum msterials. All
other materials, including wood and ateel are not ailowed. The aign face shall raad as a single
surface with si¢n copy applfed by silk scroening or push through acrylic flusl~ to the surfa~e.
• Fibergiass slgns shall be constructeci of fib@rglass rointorced plastic with a amooth sur(ace prior
to paint(ng. Coloring integral to the fiber9lass material is also acceptable.
• Aluminum signs shall be af a~ appropriate thickness to avofd oll canning or buckling. A t/8 inch
minfmum thickness Is required. All seams shall be tflled and ground srnooth. There shall be no
visible fastaners and all odges shall be oased.
~ Alt surtacea shbll be ihoroughly prepared and approprlat~ly primed and painted conforming to
Inclustry stnndard to prevent oxidation, pitting or ruat
* Idc~ntiticatlon of sign febricator credits sha~i be hidden from publfc view,
Froostanding Monument Sipn Raquirem~nts.
• Each site ahali hauo only one iraestar~ding primary kientHication sign.
• All iree~tandin~ signs shall be monument (on-ground) si~ns.
• All treoatar~ding signc shall use a atanciard sign base and logos which may bo adopted os part
of the averall Anahelm Fiesort Identiry Proqram.
• locate the street address In the desipnateci area. Use the typeface consistent witti the ktentfty
~ign elements for the street address.
• Use a horizontal format for all treestanding monument sipna.
• Hotel/motel nwners at~all place standnrdized vacr~ncy and affiiiation in(orrnation in a desigrsated
area.
~ Use oniy the allowable sipn fllumination.
• In ganeral the number of cdors used on a nign should be Ifmited. Use a sinqle color for the
sign tace ba~ckground and a contrastinfl cdor for the sign copy. A company symbol mAy have
a variety of colors.
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Consistenf sireet free plvnting torms Within Sefbac:k Reolrn, each properry
loyer(s) in Public Reolm (typicol) must molch the Iayerad Inndscope ot
I one ot its ad(acenf neighbors
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Alternate use of
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width setbock areos widih s~tboCk areas wlde setbaCk areos
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