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MINUTES OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING OF FEBRUARY 3, 1971
The Planning Commission of the City of Seal Beach met in regular session of
Wednesday, February J, 1971, in the Council Chambers at the City Administration
Building. The meeting was opened at 7:33 P.M. by Chairman Knapp and Vice
Chairman Ripperdan let the Salute to the Flag.
Present:
Absent:
Dorr, Knapp, Lanning, O'Toole, Ripperdan
None
The minutes of the meeting on January 6, 1971 were approved as amended.
There were no public hearings scheduled.
1. Oral Communications
Mayor Morton Baum explained actions taken by the City Council in zoning of the
ocean within the city limits. There was no intention of usurping the Planning
Commission duties and powers but felt an urgent situation existed and acted
accordingly. Mayor Baum introduced Mr. Robert ~lyers, City Manager, and said
they would be willing to answer any questions.
Miss Dorr asked for copies of Environmental Quality Act. Mr. Bentson, City
Attorney, explained the requirements under the Federal and Stdte Acts.
. 2. Written Communications - none.
3. Unfinished Business - none.
4. New Business
A. Union Federal Savings, PR-3-7l
Union Federal Savings presented plans ta relocate and existing identification
sign and increase its height to 40 feet, for its office located at 12501 Seal
Beach Blvd. A representative from the financial"institution and from the
sign company were present. They explained that newer construction in the Rossmoor
Center had decreased the effectiveness of the sign in its present location. Adde d
height was requested for additional exposure. Further d1scussion held on the
effect of added height on neighboring residential area as well as necessity for
it. Mr. Ripperdan moved to approve the relocation of the existing with the
maximum height of 35 feet. Mrs. Lanning seconded the motion and it passed
unanimously. Resolution No. 516.
B. Rene E. Bollen, PR-4-7l
Mr. Bollen presented plans for an addition to an existing dwelling at 1670
Crestview. All minimum requirements are met hnd proposal is compatible with
existing architecture. ~[iss Dorr moved to approve the plans as submitted.
Mrs. Lanning seconded and the motion passed unanimously. Resolution No. Slv.
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C. Donn E. Loe, PR-5-7l
Mr. Loe, 109 Princeton Circle, presented plans to add a room to an existing
residence on a cul-de-sac. All minimum requirements are retained and
architecture is compatible. Mr. Knapp moved to approve the plans as
presented. ~Irs. Lanning seconded and the motion passed unanimously.
Resolution No. 518.
D. Edward M Johnson, PR-6-7l
Mr. Johnson, 1704 Harbor Way, presented plans for an enlargement to an
existing room of the dwelling. No encroachments into setbacks are made.
A question arose regarding the exterior and since Mr. Johnson was not present
the action was deferred.
6. Secretary's report.
The Secretary advised of a letter drafted to the Orange County Planning
Department as requested by the Commission. Commissioners indicated their
approval.
Discussion of a problem in fence requirements on lots where two alleys
s~ or an alley and street intersect. There are no Code requirements
vision clearance. Requirements in the Long Beach City Code were read.
requested to review and present a report at the next meeting.
. 5D. Edward M. Johnson, PR-6-7l (cont'd)
Mr. Johnson arrived and answered questions regarding type of building material
to be used on enlargement of present dwelling. He explained that identical
wall would be moved forward and the exterior appearance would not change.
Mr. Knapp moved to approve the plans with the condition that the existing
exterior materials be used. Seconded by Miss Dorr and passed unanimously.
Resolution No. 519.
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7. Other Business
Commission members requested information about minimum lot sizes, status of
Red Candle case, etc.
No further busIness, the meeting was adjourned at 8:15 P.M.
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Lois Arnold ----
Recording Secretary
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