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MINUTES OF PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 21, 1966
The Seal Beach Planning Commission met in regular session on Wednesday, September
21, 1966, in the Council Chamber in City Hall.
Present.
Absent:
Boeger, Crowley, Jones, Lanning, Murphy
None
The meeting was called to order by Chairman Boeger at 7.36 P.M.
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I. Use Variance - Carl Henrichsen - UVT4-66
Mr. Henrichsen gave his proposal for establishment of a steak and lobster specialty
restaurant with cocktail lounge (on-sale liquor) to be located at 1029 Pacific
Coast H1ghway (in the Seal Beach Center).
No written protests were received. Speaking from the floor in Oppos1t10n to the
proposal were the follow1ng people.
Mr. Eckland, 1010 Coastline Dr1ve
Mr. Robee, 920 Coastline Drive
Mr. Albro, 1100 Coast11ne Dr1ve
Mr. Harvey, 1110 Coastline Drive
Mr. Wilfred, 940 Coastline Drive
Mr. Bower, 1115 Coastl1ne Drive
Mr. Wallin, 1130 Coastl1ne Drive
Mrs. Pine, 1211 Marlin Ave.
Mrs. Henry, 1230 Marlin Ave.
On a show of hands, it was determ1ned that 17 people 1n the audience were opposed
to the proposal.
The basic objections of these neighbors were that the operation might be primarily
for liquor service, which they felt would be a problem for the neighborhood and
that the operation m1ght begin well but deteriorate with change of ownership in
the future.
Mr. Henrichsen spoke again, g1ving an out11ne of his proposed operation. He
indicated that his normal hours would be 5 P.M. to 11 P.M. and that from previous
experience tho business would probably be 75% food serv1ce and 25% liquor service.
Mr. Jerry Moss, owner of the Seal Beach Center, spoke in favor of the applicant's
proposal. He gave examples of similar bus1nesses operating satisfactorily in other
shopping centers. He Also indicated that he has very effective restrictions in
the lease which he grants to the business operator in order to control the method
of operat10n and its effect on neighbors.
Mr. Roger Brown, Real Estate Director for Mark Taper (owner of the shopping center
land) backed up Mr. Moss' statements concerning the satisfactory operation of
s1milar establishments in other shopping centers.
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~ After d1scussion and establishment of a number of limiting condit10ns, Mr. Murphy
moved that the applicat10n be approved. Mr. Jones seconded the mot10n and it
passed unanimously. Resolution No. 86.
A number of minor items were discussed and there being no further bus1ness, the
meeting was adjourned at 8:45 P.M.
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