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MINUJ'ES OF THE PUlNNING m1PUSSICN MEETING OF DECEMBER 5, 1979
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THE PLANNING COM>lISSICN MET IN, REGUllIR SESSICN 00 \.yEDNESDAY,
DECEMBER 51 1979, IN THE C(){)!\.'C!LC}lAl-lBERS OF THE CI'IY AD~lINIS-
TRATICN BUIIDING, 211 8th STREET. THE ME8I'ING WAS CALLED TO
ORDER AT 7: 30 P.M. BY CHAIR,\lA'\j RIPPERDAN AND THE PLEDGE TO THE
FlAG WAS LED BY VICE-QlAIRH'll'\l COVINGI'CN.
PRESo..'T :
ABSENI' :
KnapPl Gilkerson, I.eibert1 Ripperdan, Covington
None
'!he minutes of the November 7, 19791 meeting were approved as suJ:mitted.
PUBUC HSARINGS
A. Tiny Naylor's, Inc., CP-7-79
Conditional Use permit far on-sale beer and wine at 941 Pacific Coast Highway.
Public Hearing Opened. Restaurant operator present. Staff Report given.
Jlf>plicant stated his agreement to rreet Staff conditions. Public Hearing Closed.
Knapp roved to adopt Resolutioo 1197, seconded by Covington and unanimously
approved .
RESOLUI'ION 1197
B. Gerr.ini Invest:rrent Canpany, CP-8-79
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Conditional Use permit for conversion of two duplexes into a 4-unit condaninium
at 127-129 2nd Street (Tentative Tract 10695). Public Hearing Opened. Kent Sanders
agent, was present and stated his willingness to ccroply with Staff Report and
conditims. Requested delay payment of the in-lieu parkland fee until property
is offered for sale. He said they would agree to bond for the in-lieu fees if
the City Attorney approved this concept.
Dis~JSsion foll~Bd on laundry facilities with the Commission favoring
facility for each unit and a pro-ration of common water bills based on
of bedrocrns per unit. Public Hearing Closed. Knapp moved approval of
1198 with all conditions plus providing one (1) laundry for each unit,
by Covington and unaniJrously approved.
one (1)
the munber
Resolution
seconded
RESOLurION 1198
Knapp moved to approve Tentative Tract Map 10695
seconded by Ripperdan and unanirrously approved.
by adopting Resolution 1199,
RESOIlJI'ION 1199
ORAL m\~lL'NlCATlooS
None
WRITI'Ell CCM'1UNlCATlooS
None
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UNFINISHED BUSINESS
eA.
Rezoning of R-I, 5000 Hellman Land
Secretary presented a canprehensive report on the potential effects on City and
school services on rezoning and/or developnent of the Hellman land. The corrrnission
extensively discussed various ilTlpacts of develor:m=nt. future of the oil prcrlucing
land. flood control basin and la.'1d within the Redevelq:ment Agency. The Corrrnission
discussed the advantages of preparing a specific plan for the whole site. At the
conclusion of the discussion1 Ripperdan moved to recarrnend 1:0 City Council that the
City prepare a specific plan for all Hellm3n land. (The comnission realizes that
all of Hellman's land is not proposed for inrnediate developnent). The specific
plan shoold also include the Los Alamitos Retarding Basin since 'it can provide
additional open space/recreational facilities for City use even though owned by
Ora'lC]e County. Motion seconded by Covington and unanimously approved.
MINUrE ORDER
with the consent of the Carrnission1 the Agenda was arrended to consider the O::ean
Avenue rezoning.
NEW BUSlliESS
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A. Proposed Rezoning of Ocean Avenue Conmercial (C-l) Area
Secretary provided a report on the potential maxinu.rrn impacts of developnent of
the one bl=k area as ccmnercial retail vs. R-3 residentiaL Any rezoning woold
not cause existing commercial uses to cease operation; it would only limit future
uses of the land upon develOJ.:ment or redevelopnent. After discussion of the subject
of rezoning the Carmission favored reccrrrnending to Council that the bl=k be
rezoned to R-3.
Ripperdan moved to reccmnend to City Council that the City begin steps to rezone
the bled<; to R-3. Motion seconded by Covington and unanimously approved.
MINUl'E ORDER
rnFINISHED BUSINESS (con' t)
B. Revisions to Circulation Elerrent (Lampson Avenue)
Secretary presented a report on the existing configuration of Lampson Avenue and
maximum potentials for mcrlifying the road. The conclusions of the report were
that the road should ranain as it is presently constructed. After considerable
discussion. Knapp roved to recarmend to City Co.mcil that the City establish no
policy 1rbich woold lend credibility to the concept of inporving Lampson' s carrying
capacity far to do so ll\3.y encourage any tentative plans that may IlCM be under
consideration that woold require improved egress and ingress to the lands adjoining
LaIlpson. Motion seconded by Covington and unaninalsly approvoed.
Ml'NUI'E ORDER
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REPORt' F1O-1 SEX::Rm'ARY
Knapp reported that he saw a flyer which stated that the City was 5ea'etly
proceeding to rezone the lot en which the Interval House is poLposed to be established.
Far the record, the Carrnission wished to make clear the fact that no soch issue
has been before them in the past or expected in the future; the Carmission favored
the concept of an Interval House in the City.
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