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A RESOL,UTION OF' THE ANI~II~IM CTtY PGANNING COMMISSION
THAT PGTITION FOR CONUITIONAL USE PCRMIT N0. 3200 HE GRANxED
WEiEIt~AS, the Anaheim C3.ty Plannirig Ccmmission did receiv~ a varified
E~Qti*_ion for Conditianal Usc~ Perr~it from VTNCENT C. TAORMINA I~D SVILLIAN, C.
TAORMINA, P.O. Box 309, Anaheim, CA 92a].5, awner~ ttnd KARRN R. PBTEP.S, 180 S.
" Water Stree~, UrangQ, CA 92666, agent for certain r.eal proporty satuated in
the City of Anaheim, County o~ Orange, SL-ate of Californi~, de;scribod as:
I~ARCEL 1: ~3EGINNING AT A PU.T`.IT ON THE SOUTHEASTERIaY
LI~TE UF LOT 10, RLOCK 11 UF? THE GOLDEN STATC TRAC~,
CITY OF AL7,'~HETtQ, AS 1'EFt MAP RRCORDED IN DOUK A, PAGES
66 AND 67, ~QISCELLANEOiJS b!APS, RECORDS OF ORANGG
CAUNTY SAID SOUTH~ASTERLY LtNE BEING THC CENTERLINE
OS LA PALMA AVENCiE ( NOW KNOWN AS WF~ITE STAR AVE2~TUE )
AnD SHOFIN AS AN UNNAMED STR~ET ON SAID MAP, 40 FEET
WILF, SOUTH 51 DEG. 21' S4" WEST, 155.00 FEET FROM
~ THE MOST EASTEF2LY CORNER OF S;.Ill G01', SAID CORNElt
BEIN(' 'PHE C'ENTERLINE INTEkSEC'~TON OF SATD LA PALMA
~ AVENU3 WITH 23LUE GJM STREET, 40 Fr,ET WInE, SHOWN A5
AN liNNAMED STREET ON SAID MAP. '1`::e;DICE NOItTH 5~1 L~EG.
53' 00" WFST, 3E37.31 FGET 1'0 A POINT, xHENCF. *IORTH 16
DFG. 22' 09" WEST 186.94 I'~ET TO A POIN1 TN THE
N~RTHERLX LINE OF SAID LQT; THT:HCE; SOUTH 73 Df:G. 3'1'
51" WBST ALONG SAIU NORTHEI<t..Y LINE 2T5.00 FGET TO THE
NORTFiWEST CORNF:R OF SATU LOT; THENCE uOUTH i6 DEG.
I9' 43" EAST ALQN~ T1iE WF.STERLY LINE OF SAID LOT
35A.22 FE~T TU TH~~ SOUTHWESTERLY CORNER OI' SAI~ LO'S,
BBING A POINT IN THE CI;NTERLINE OF STATE STftEET, 40
FEET WIDE, SHOV~N 11S AN UNNAhfED STREET ON SAID MAP;
THENCE SOUTH 61 DF,C. 00' 00" EAST F-LONG rftE
SOUTHWBSTERLY LINE OF ~AID LOT AND THE CENTERLINE OF
SAJD STF+TE STREET 347,47 FEET TO THB MOST SOUTHERLY
COBNER QF SAiD LOT; THENrE NORT1i 51 DE;G. 21~ 54~~ EAST
ALOltG THE BEE'ORE 5AID SOUTHEARSTc'.RLY LINE OP SAID LOx
:.ND CENTERI.INE: OF GA PALMA AVF.NUE 294.27 FEET TO 'rHE
, POINT OF BEGINNING.
~XCGPT TH~RFC•itOM TFIE REAL PROFERT~I DESCRFBED AS
F. OLLOh7S :
ALT, THAT REAL PROPERTY IN TfIE i'OUNTY OF ORANGE, STATE
OF CALIFOttNIh, pESCRYBED AS:
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THAT PORTTON OF LOT J.0 IN BLUCK 1l. OF TFIE GO:.DEN
STATE TRACT, CITY OF I~IvAHEiM, AS SHUWN Oti MAP
RECORDED IN NOUK 4, YAG~S 66 A2dD G7 OF idI5CELLhNEOUS
t+fAP5, IN THE OFCIC~ OF TiiE COJNTY RECORDEEt 0~ SAID
CUUNTY, DBSCRIDF.D AS FOLLOWS:
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BEGl'N'NIN~, AT TEIE MOST E~ST::RL'Y COFtNER OF ~AID LOT,
B~ING 'rFi~ INTERSECTION OF THG CENTER LINES OF LA
FALMA. AVENUE AATD BLUB CUM STI2EE'!', SAl'U uTREET. AND
AVENUE BEITTG SHOFiN AS UNNAMEU STT2~~7~'S ON SAID MAP~
THENCE ALONG SAID CrNZ'~R LINE OF LA PALMA AVENUE,
SOi'1TH ~al DEG. A].' 38" WEST, 170.92 FE~T TO THE ~RLTE
~` POIN'.~ QF BEGTNNINGI THBNCE NORTIi 3A DEG. 18' 22"
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WEST, 30.00 FECT TO A LINE PARALLEL WITH AND nIS'rANT
NORTHWESTCRLY 30.OQ ~'EET, MEASUR~D AT RIGHT ANGLES,
FROM SAID CF.NTER LINF OF LA PALMA AVENUE; THEHCE
ALONG SAIU PARALLEL LINE SOLiTH 51 DEG. 97.' 3$" WEST,
25.00 k'EET; TFiFNCE SOUTH 7~1 DEG. 04' 27" WES:I', 91.92
FGET TO A LIN~ PARALLFL WITH A.ND DISTI~NT
270k~KW~STERLX, 65,Q0 FEET, MEASUI2ED AT ~IGHT ANGLES,
FROM SAID CENTER GINE OF LA PALMA AVENUE; THENCE
ALONG SD.ID LAST MENTIOZTED FARALLEL LING SUifTFi 51 DEG.
41' 38" WEST, 91.76 FI:ET; THENCE YCIRTFI 51 DEG. 55'
29" W~S1', 255.59 FEET; THENCE N~RTFI 43 D~G. Q6' 50"
WEST, 288.43 F~ET; THENCE NORTH 39 DE~G. 2i' 50" WEST,
17.81 FEET Td THE WEST~RLY L.l'NL OF SAID LOT, TH~NCE
ALONG SAID WESTERLY LINE, SOUTH 16 DEG. 07' 40" GAST,
324.30 FEGT TO T.KE SOUTIiWESTGR~X LINF: OF SAIA LQT
BFING SEiOWN ON SATD MAP AS TH~ CENTER LIidE OF LA
PALMA A.VGNUE; TH~NCE AL.OtlG SP.ID CENTER I,lNE OF LA
PALMA AVENtJE, ~IORTH 51 DEG. 41' 32" EAST, 277.90 FE~T
TU SAID TRUF POINT OF BEGIt1NZNG.
' PARCE'L 2: THAT PQHTION OF WHITE S'rAR AV6NUE VACA~c^,D
FEBRUARY 1, J.989 BY R~SOLUTTAN Np. 98R-441 THAT WOULD
PASS BY A CONV~YANCE OF PARCEL 1 A~OVE-•DESCRIBED. A
('APY OF THL RESOLUTION WAS RECORDEl3 F~BRIIARY l, 1989
AS INSTRUMENT N0. 89-56701, OFF.tCIAL RECORUS.
WHGREAS, th~ C:ity P.lanning Cammission did hold a public hearinq at
thc Civic Cpnter in tnc~ City of Anaheim on Ocrober 9, 19F39 at 1:30 p.m.,
notice of said public hearinq havinq been duly yivan as required by law and in
accord~nce with thQ provisions of the AnahPim Municipal Code, ChapGer 18.03,
~o hear and consider evidence for and again,l: said proposed coGditional use
~ermit and to investigate and make findings and recommenaations in connoction
therewith; and
WHEKEAS, said Commission, zL•ter due inspecti.on, invesL•igai_ion and
"~ study made by it~elf and in its behalf, and after due considera~iun of all
evidence and reports ofiHred at saxd kiQaring, doos fin8 and determi.ne lhe
following facts:
1. Petitioner requests a~proval of a condztionnl usc~ permit under
auttiority of Code Section :L8.61.050.612 to pormit ho+xsehold hazardous
materials collection in conjunction with an ~xisting rer,ycling/rr.source
recovory transfer facili~y.
>.. 2. That thQ proposed use r+i11 not advers~sly affect the adjoining
, land usas and th~ growth and dEVelopment of the ~rea in which i~ is prop~tae~i
' to be located.
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3. 'rhaL ~,he sizo and shape oE the site proposed Eor. the uso 3s ~
adequate to allow the fu11 clAVelopmen~ of rhe proposad use :ln a manner not
detr.imentnl to thc~ ~azticular area nor to the peaoe, heal~h, safoty and
gsneral welfare of the Cit:i,~ns o£ i:he City oE Ar.aheim.
4. That tho granting of tho Conditior~a:1 Use Permit unr~er the
conditions imposad, if any, wi11 noL be dot.rimental to thQ reace, health,
' safety and ganeral wQlfaro ut the Citizon~ of tho City of AnaheSm.
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5. That the rr~,ffi.c gQnarated by ~he proposed use will not impose
an undtie burden upon the stroets and highways design,ed and improved to carry
th~ traF.tic in the area.
6. That xio one indicated thoir presencQ at said public hearing in
oppositior.; az,d thaL• no correspondenco was received in oppasirion to trze
sub;ject petition.
~AI3T:;Q~NIA ENVTRQNMEN~AL Qi)ALITY ACT FYNpTNG: That i:he Anahefm
Cit.y Ylanning Commissi.on has roviewed the pxoposa:l to permit household
hazardous materials collection in conjunctfor~ with an existing
' recycling/resource recovory tr~nsfor. facility on a i.rregularly-shaped parcel
' of land consinting of approximateiy 2.6 acres located at t,he westerly
j terminus of White Star Avenue, havin a fronta e oP ~
x 5 q pproximately 10 fQet on
the north sidH o£ Vihite Star Avenue, having ~ maximum dt~pth o£ approximate~y
685 feet, and f:urtl~or describod as 2761 Erast White Star Avenue; and does
hQreby approve t~ rnitigated Negative D~r,laration upor. findiny that it has
_ coiisidered tl~e mitigatad Negative Declarat.ian L•ogether with any comments
receiv3d dv.ring the pu~:lic revi~w procoss and further tindinq on the basis oF
~ Lhe initiul st+zdy and any comments received that Chere is n~ substantial
evidence that tho proj~ct will have a s.ignificant effoct on the Qnvironment.
~ That mitiga*_ion measures relating to County-pravided and FirQ DapartmenC-
~ approved sto~.age conhainers and inh.erzial contair.monC system have been li3ted
~ as conditians of approva]. for ths projQCt and are subjc~ct to the
y cnonitnring/reporting program as sot fort:~ by Section 21081.f.~ of the Ptiblic
12QSOUrces Code.
NOW, THEREFnkE, EtE TT RESOLVED thaL• the Anaheim City Planning
Commission does horeby grant subject Poti~ion for Condition~sl Use Permit,
upun the fallowing ccnditions which are t~ereby found to be a nect~ssary
prerequisite to the proposed usQ of: tha subject property in order to preserve
the safety and genoral welEare of thc Citizens of the City ot: Anaheim:
1.* 'Ph~t the appropriat•e Laes iiue for primary mains shall be paid to Cha
Water Utility Aivision in ac~c~rclance witil Ru1.PS 15A and 20 of tY~o Wa~er
Ut.ility Rates, Rules and Re~uiations.
2. That the legal owner of subje~ct property sha11 declicate to the City of
Anaheim public utili.ty easements aa required by tho Watdr Ut~ilit~-
D.ivis.tan.
3. That tho area of ~he faci]ity ~roposod ~or hazardous w~ste collection
shall be firQ sprinklered as required by the City F~re Departrnent.
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7. ThaC subjoct property sh~ll be developed substa~ltiall~ in accordanc:e
with plan~ and specific~-tions aubmitted to the City of Ax~ahefm by th~
pstii:z~ner and which p1~r~s ~re an Eile wi.th ~ha Planning Da~artmenC
m~srked Exh:ibif: No~. 1 throuc~h 3.
8. That pxa~r to commencemen~ aE th~ activi~y authorized by this rc~solution
or within a per.iod af ane (1) yesr from tho dato of this resolu~ion,
wlai.chever occur.s first, Condition Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4 and 7,
above-mant:Ione~, shall be complie~ wi~h. ~xtensions for further tima to
compleCe said coYiditions may be granted in aceordance with SecL-ion
18.03.090 of th~ Anaheirn MuYlic;ipal Code.
9.* That approval of this application eonstitute~s appr~val ot the proposod
request nn'ly to tlie extent that it complzos with the An;~haim Municipal
~c~ning Code and any other applzcable City, S*ato ancl k'ederal
regulatians. Ap~roval does r~ot i;nclude any action or findings as to
compliance or approval ot the request regarc~ing any othe~- applicable
ordinance, regixlation or rec;uirement. C~nditions marked ~~ith an
asterisk (*) are required by established laws, codes, regulations and/or
agreemo~ts, and arg not 3ubject to nt~got.iation.
HE IT FURTHFR RESOLVED that the Anaheim City Plaiinixig Commission
dr~as hereby find and 3etermine thak adoption of Y.his Resol~ition is expressly
predicated upon applicnnt's complianco with each and ~11 of the conditions
hereinabove set forth. Should any ~uch conditions, o~• any ~art thereof, bc
declared invali.d or unanforceabl~ by the final judgment uf any court of
compatent juriscliction, th~n tnis Reso:~ution, and ~+ny appsovals herein
ontained, shall be deemed nu31 and voici.
TEiE F~REGUING RrSOLUTION is signed ¢r,c1 approvod by me this 9th day
of Octobe•r, 19II9. ~ ;.~ j ~` `;
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~ provided and City of Anahoim Fire Department
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s. The
fo11ow1nq: internal conraisiment system shall znclude Che
(1) Non•-spark/false Elaoring desiqned for specifac material
storagp.
(2) Secondary sump consisting of
matexial impQrvioiis t
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(3) Spi].l c:ontainmant drain(s); ~nd ial(s) being stored.
, (4) Minamum c;o:itainment s:apacity of
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b• Berming or diking, appr.c~ved by thQ
,, hazardous material
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eZ.iminate any real and potent.ial
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adverse ~nvironmental im
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~; c. ~iazard~us materials shall be handle~l by t~ount;y traiiied parsonnel
and r~irnoved from subjact site by a licettsed hauler, con~Cr.actod for
by the County, for di.sposal.
` d. On-si'te staffing at the collection ~tation shaJl be trained ~n
; ~applicable law~, toxiaolu p
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~ safet~, chPmis~r s 11 cont ols nettralizersrand absorbants,tlanci
~ basic HA7,CAT (identificaL-i.on, handlinc~ ~nd segregation of household
hazardous mater.ials by L•ype of hazard by the County of Orange).
e• A hazai•dous materials operation superuiaor shall bc~ responsible for
collection operations. Thi~ pos.ition sha11 coardinate with site
st2Ef ar~d the cor.t~ctor in all areas of material/waste management.
f• An omergency coorc~inaror shall b~ respousible for the
implementation znd managoment of smergency procedures at the
ragional co:l.lection center. Responsibilitips shall includE:
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(1) Periodic review o.E contingoncy plaa to ens~xre adequacy;
(2) ~mple~nentation of ~smergonc,y procedures;
(3) Cnsuring propez~ evaciaation nrocedurss;
(4) Review/scl~edule training programs; and
(5) Site securicy development. Ii
5.* That the proposal sh~ll comp2y with all signing requirements of ~he ML
"I:idustrial, Limited" Zone, unless a varianee allowing sign waivers is
approved by the City Council, Planning Commission or 2oning
l~dministrator.
G. Th~t the petiti.onQr shall bQ r3sponsible for any direct costs associated
with tlis monitoring and/or reportiny requirQd aa set forth by Sectiott
21081.6 of the Fublic Resources Code to ensure implementation of thoso
mitigation measurQS identified in the mitiga~ed Negative Daclaration
t~at have bean inc:orporated ~s conditinns af approv~l £or, sL+bject
propc~rty.
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Cnmmission, do hereby certify that tr~e foregoiny rasolution u,-;~s passed and '~~
adoptod a~ a medtinq of tho A.naheim Cit~ Pl~anning Comm3ssion h~ld on Qc~ober ':~~
9, 1989, by the Pollowinq vo~e of the membbrs thero4f: -~;t4.
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Al'ES: COMMISSZONERS: HERBST, SOl'DSTUN, HEL~,YER, FELDHATJg, $OUAS, "'
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NOES. COMMISSIONERS: NONE ;~~
AASENT: C02~tISSIONERS: ME5SE ,~;
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