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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPC Res 1109 - 1977-11-16 e e . RESOLUTION NO. ~ . A RESOLUTION OF THE SEAL BEACH PLANNING COMMISSION APPROVING AND RECOMMENDING TO CITY COUNCIL ADOPTION OF ARCHITECTURAL COMMITTEE, PROCEDURES AND GUIDELINES FOR TRACT 9814. WHEREAS, Ordinance No. 1012 approving PUD-I-77 included the provisions for an Architectural Committee for the Tract; and . WHEREAS, Ordinance No. 1012 provides for the Planning Commission to review the Architecutral Committee procedures and guidelines and report it's findings to City Council; and WHEREAS, the Planning Commission reviewed the proposed Architectural Committee, Procedures and Guidelines and would recommend adoption with the following changes: 1. Inclusion of an appeal procedure to the Planning Commission. 2. Recommend the Committee be composed of three members (one resident of Bridgeport, one Planning Commissioner, and one Staff member). NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the Planning Commission does hereby approve and recommend to City Council adoption of the Architectural Committee, Procedures and Guidelines with the above changes. PASSED AND APPROVED on November 16, 1977 by the following vote: AYES: Lanning, Knapp, Ripperdan, Cook, Covington NOES: None {?J1 ~. Secretary to the b ..-- . e . . ARCHITECTURAL COMMITTEE PROCEDURES AND GUIDELINES FOR TRACT NO. 9814 Section 1. Creation and Purpose A. The Architectural Committee is created pursuant to the provlslons of Ordinance 1012 adopted by the Seal Beach City Council and the Declaration of Covenants, Conditions, Restrictions, Reservations and Easements for Tract No. 9814. B. The purpose of the Architectural Committee is to review plans for construction or alterations of buildings to insure compatibility of the external design of structures in the tract, and surrounding tracts, for the benefit of all residents and the general welfare of the community. C. The Architectural Committee shall be comprised of three members appointed by the Mayor of the City of Seal Beach. In the event of death, resignation or removal by Declarant, a replacement will be appointed to the Committee. Until such appotntment is made, the remaining member or members shall have full authority to act. D. The Committee may appoint a Chairman who shall serve for a period of one year. If the Chairman resigns or vacates the Commission, a new Chairman may be appointed. . Section 2. Duties A. Prtor to the construction, erection, placement or alteration of any building, wall, fence, tent, pipe, conduit, swimming pool, plumbing fixture or structure on any lot within the tract, written approval must be provided by the Architectural Committee concerning the conformity of the external design with existing structures in the tract and surrounding tracts. B. Two sets of plans shall be submitted to the Architectural Committee for their review. These plans shall be drawn to scale and shall include a plot plan, floor plans and elevations. The elevations shall show the types of materials used on the exterior of the buildings and the colors of said materials in their finished form. Speciffcattons may also be required if it is determined appropriate. C. Within 30 days of submission, the Architectural Committee shall in wrtttng approve, conditionally approve, or deny any request. In the case of an adverse decision, plans may be revised and resubmttted to the Architectural Committee. If plans are revised and resubmitted, th~ Committee shall approve, conditionally approve or deny the revised plans within 30 days. An alternative to revising the plans would be to appeal an adverse decision to the Planning Commission and the Planning Commission's decision will be final and conclusive. . e e . Section 3. Guidelines A. It is intended that the external design of units within the tract be compatible with one another and complementary to the structures in the surrounding tracts, commonly known as Bridgeport. Therefore, it is desirable to: (1) Use stucco, wood and brick on the exterior walls of the buildings. (2) Use tile or shake shingles on the roofs. (3) Use earthtones and pastel colors on the exterior of the buildings. . .