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Regular Planning Commission Meeting
Place: City Council Chambers
Time: 7:00 P. M.
Date: November 21. 1974
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EX- OFFICIO MEMBERS
R. V. Hogan, Community Development Director
Hugh Coffin, Assistant City Attorney
Benjamin B. Nolan, City Engineer
STAFF MEMBERS
James D. Hewicker, Assistant Director - Planning
William R. Foley, Environmental Coordinator
Shirley Harbeck, Secretary
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Minutes of the Special Meeting of October 24, 1974
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were approved with the amendment that the follow -
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ing paragraph be added to the bottom of Page 3
under discussion on Availability of Electrical
Power:
"Planning Commission questioned if the Southern
California Edison Company recommended that this
project be curtailed because of the power shortage
and Mr. Kennedy answered "No." They also asked
Mr. Kennedy whether or not the Edison Company was
requesting curtailment of any other project with -..
In 50,000 square miles of the territory because
of the power shortage to which he also answered
"No."
Commissioner Hazewinkel abstained due to the fact
that he was absent from the meeting.
Item #1
Request to establish one building site and elimi-
RESUB-
nate an interior lot line where portions of two
lots now exist so as to permit the construction
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of a duplex on the property.
APPROVED
Location: Portion of Lots 23 and 24, Block
CONDI-
34, Newport Beach Tract, located
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at 121 - 34th Street on the north-
westerly side of 34th Street
between Seashore Drive and Balboa
Boulevard in West Newport.
Zone: R -2
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Applicant: Read & Faubus Development Co., Inc.
Costa Mesa
Owner: Charles Hodsell, Ontario
Engineer: Tri- Engineering Service, Santa Ana
Public hearing was opened in connection with this
matter.
James Read, 702 East Oceanfront, appeared before
the Commission and concurred with the staff report
and recommended conditions.
There being no others desiring to appear and be
heard, the public hearing was closed.
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Motion was made to approve Resubdivision.No. 474,
subject to the following conditions:
1. That a parcel map be filed.
2. That the existing driveway approach on 34th
Street be removed and replaced with standard
curb and gutter and sidewalk.
3. That the subdivider be responsible for
arranging for the relocation of existing
power pole guy wires so that access to on-
site parking spaces can be taken from the
alley.
Item #2
Request to establish one building site and elimi-
nate an interior lot line where one lot and a
portion of a second lot now exist so as to permit
the construction of room additions to an existing
single family dwelling on the property.
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DIVISION
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Location: Portion of Lot 166 and Lot 165,
TI FALLY
Tract 907, located at 215 Via
Ravenna, on the northwesterly side
of Via Ravenna between Via Lido
Nord and Via Lido Soud on Lido
Isle.
Zone: R -1
Applicant: Lorenzo C. Miller, Newport Beach
Owner: Same as Applicant
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Engineer: Raub, Bein, Frost & Assoc.,
Newport Beach
Public hearing was opened in connection with this
matter.
Garland Clark, of Raub, Bein, Frost & Assoc.,
appeared before the Planning Commission on behalf
of the:applicant and concurred with the staff
report and condition.
There being no others desiring to appear and be
heard, the public hearing was closed.
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Motion was made that Resubdivision No. 475 be
approved subject to the following condition:
1. That a Parcel Map be filed.
Item #3
Request to amend a previously approved use permit
USE
for an adult retirement care center by reducing
PERMIT
the number of beds from.170 to 125. Further
NU. 1396
request to obtain approval of an off -site parking
AMENDED
agreement so as to allow a portion of the existing
parking spaces for said adult retirement center to
APPROVED
be utilized by an adjoining convalescent hospital
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site.
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Location: Lots 6 and 7, Tract 5854, located
at 400 Hilaria Way, located on the
easterly side of Hilaria Way,
westerly of Newport Boulevard near
Hoag Hospital.
Zone: A -P -H
Applicant: First Healthcare Corporation,
Santa Ana
Owner: Elmer R. Slavik, Pasadena
Community Development Director Hogan reviewed this
request with the Commission advising that the matte
was continued for the purpose of obtaining a legal
opinion from the City Attorney relative to placing
a time limit on the use permit.
The City Attorney's report indicated there was no
legal reason why an expiration date could not be
established for the "interim" use after which the
original use permit would be revived.
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Public hearing was opened in connection with this
matter.
Doug Blanton, Concept Systems, Los Angeles, appear
ed before the Commission on behalf of the appli-
cant and concurred with the staff report and the
City Attorney's report. He answered questions of
the Commission relative to the parking and present-
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d a parking layout of the project which indicated
a re- allocation of parking for the two sites which
are tied together from both a physical and owner-
ship /lessee standpoint.
There being no others desiring to appear and be
heard, the public hearing was closed.
Motion
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Motion was made that the amendment to Use Permit
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No. 1396 be approved, subject to the following
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conditions:
1. That development shall be in substantial
conformance with the approved plot plans and
floor plans.
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2. That an off -site parking agreement shall be
approved guaranteeing that a minimum of nine-
teen parking spaces shall be provided on the
existing Newport villa Building site for the
duration of the proposed office development
in the existing Hoag North Building site.
3. That all signs for the proposed development
shall be approved by the Director of Community
Development.
4. That the number of beds for the adult retire-
ment care center on the subject property
shall not exceed 125 beds with the proposed
office development in the Hoag North Building.
5. That the number of beds for the "skilled care"
convalescent hospital in the Hoag North Build-
ing shall not exceed 96 beds with the proposed
office development in the complex.
6. That parking spaces Nos. 57 through 63 on the
Hoag North Building site shall be remarked for
the parking of automobiles and the "no parking'
signs shall be removed.
7. All designated parking spaces for the proposed
development shall be usable and accessible for
the parking of automobiles at all times.
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8. That the cimendment to the Use Permit shall
expire on January 31, 1990, at which time the
original use permit shall be reinstated.
Commissioner Heather voiced concern with the
medical parking requirements, however, she agreed
that the Park Lido lot did not seem to be as
impacted as it has been in the past before the
Hoag parking structure was constructed.
Commissioner Beckley abstained from voting on the
matter as he was not present at the previous.
hearing.
Item #4
Request to permit the temporary use of a relocat-
USE
able building as an office facility..
PERMIT
NO. 1740
Location: Portion of Lot 169, Block 2,
Irvine's Subdivision, located at
APPROVED
500 Superior Avenue, on the south-
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easterly side of Superior Avenue
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between Dana Road and Industrial
Way adjacent to the City of Newport
Beach Corporation Yard.
Zone: M -1 -A
Applicant: Hughes Aircraft.Company,
Newport Beach
Owner: Same as Applicant
Public hearing was opened in connection with this
matter.
Raymond Wolfe, Manager of Industrial Relations
appeared before the Planning Commission on behalf
of the applicant and answered questions relative
to the parking. He advised that the lot was full
during the day, however, there was sufficient
parking for the employees and they do not intend
to increase their work force beyond its present
capacity with respect to the day shift. He also
answered questions relative to their hours of
operation for the three shifts as well as the
number of employees on each shift.
Planning Commission discussed the parking situa-
tion and were concerned with the congestion of
the parking lot as well as parking, on an adjacent
dirt lot during the day. Mr. Wolfe advised of
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plans to pave the dirt lot, however, over 300
people will be moving from this facility to their
new facility in the,Irvine Industrial Complex in
May of 1975. Planning Commission discussed adding
a condition whereby no additional people would be
hired for the day shift and Mr. Wolfe concurred
with the condition.
Edward Sawers, President of the Park Lido Associa-
tion, appeared before the Commission in opposition
to the request because of the.impacted parking
situation in the area.
There being no others desiring to appear and be
heard, the public hearing was closed.
Motion
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Following discussion, motion was made to approve
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Use Permit No. 1740, subject to the following
conditions:
1. That development shall be in substantial
conformance with the approved plot plan and
elevations.
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2. This permit shall extend for a period of time
not to exceed 14 months from date of final
.determination of this application. If an
extension of this permit is desired, the
Modifications Committee.may grant one exten-
sion as provided under Section 15.21.030 of
the Newport Beach Municipal Code.
3. At such time as the use of the building by
the applicant ceases, the building shall be
removed and the site shall be restored in
its original condition; the building shall
not be leased or sold on this site.
4. The applicant shall provide one additional
fire hydrant in the lower (i.e. visitor's)
parking lot or shall provide an alternate.
fire protection device for the proposed
development to be approved by the Fire .
Department.
5. That no additional manpower shall be added
to the day shift.
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Item #5
Off -Site Parking Agreement in conjunction with a
OFF -SITE
proposed restaurant and a private club in a 5
PACING
story office building.
AGREEMENT
Location: Parcel 1 of Parcel Map 60 -43 (Re-
AMENDMENT
subdivision No. 433.) located at
APPROVED
3366 Via Lido on the northeasterly
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side of Via Lido, southeasterly of
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Via Oporto, in the Lido Village
Area.
Zone: C -1 -H
Applicant: Donald M. Koll, Newport Beach
Community Development Director Hogan commented on
the original off -site parking agreement and the
intent to continue use of same. He also commented
on a condition which required that certain signs
be removed and the fact that the condition has not
as yet been met, although the matter has been
called to the attention of the applicant.
Planning Commission discussed the distance between
the structure and the off -site parking lot and
requested an analysis of the parking structure.
Tim Strader appeared before the Commission on
behalf of the applicant, Donald M. Koll, and
responded to comments relative to sign removal on
which they are presently negotiating for bids and
their attempts to comply with the conditions as
well as the Uniform Building Code in separating
the 5 story building from the 2 story building.
He also commented on the original off -site parking
agreement and.their request to amend same because
of a change in the use of the building. He felt
that the matter of distance between the building
and the parking lot should not be a part of this
consideration as that matter was considered when
the original agreement was made. He advised the
Commission of the proposed restaurant uses and
concurred with the staff report and recommendation
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Mr. Strader commented on the utilization of the
parking lot near Hoag Hospital and the parking
structure and answered questions relative to
removal of signs, valet parking, directional
signs indicating the 32nd Street parking lot,
use of the 32nd Street parking lot by employees of
the proposed restaurants, convenience of on- street
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parking as opposed to the use of th.e'32nd Street
parking lot by customers of the proposed restau-
rants, hours of operation in Lido Village and
availability of parking in the parking structure.
Planning Commission discussed the possibility of
imposing a condition which would require valet
parking and the use of either the parking structur
or the 32nd Street parking lot. They also discussed
use of the 32nd Street parking lot by employees of
both the day and evening uses in the Lido Shops, .
the Warehouse Restaurant, and the 5 story building
thereby creating additional customer parking in
the parking structure.
Valet parking was discussed at length as well as
availability and use of parking in the area by
both customers and employees of the various
businesses.
Motion
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Following discussion, motion was made that the
off -site parking agreement be amended subject to
the following conditions:
1. That the exact number of spaces be determined
following a submittal by the applicant of more
accurate and scaled drawings of the proposed
development.
2. That all signs required to direct customers
and identify the off -site parking sites be
submitted to and approved by the Department
of Community Development.
3. That the "Imperial Savings and Loan" signs be
removed from the 5 story building.
Motion
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An amendment to the motion was made to include a
condition that valet parking be required with the
Valet parking to be directed to the parking struc-
ture and the 32nd Street parking facility and that
there be no valet parking on the street.
Dorothy Cook, Newport Beach, appeared before the
Commission and objected to valet parking for
restaurants.
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Following a brief discussion, the amendment to the
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motion regarding valet parking was voted on and
carried.
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The original motion was then voted on and carried.
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Planning Commission recessed at 8:45 P.M. and
reconvened at 9:00 P.M.
Commissioner Hazewinkel disqualified himself from
deliberation on the following three items due to
a possible.conflict of interest, therefore he
stepped, down from the dais and was absent.
Because of their relationship, the following
three items #6, V. and #8 were heard concurrent-
ly.
Request to prezone 6.29 acres of unincorporated
territory to the P -C (Planned Community) District.
Item #6
AMENDMENT
NO. 437
Further request to amend the Planned.Community
Development Standards for Harbor View Hills by
reducing the permitted density in Area 11; up-
dating the statistical analysis for Areas 11 and
15; and other general changes in the Land Use
Map and P -C Text.
Location: The area to be prezoned is located
easterly of New MacArthur Boulevard
and the proposed extension of
Spyglass Hill Road adjoining the
San Joaquin Reservoir. Areas 11
and 15 of the Harbor View Hills
Planned Community are located
easterly of New MacArthur Boulevard.
on both sides of the proposed
extension of Spyglass Hill Road.
Zone: P -C (City)
A -1 (County)
Applicant: The Irvine Company, Newport Beach
Owners: The Irvine Company, Newport Beach
Irvine Ranch Water District, Irvine
The Metropolitan Water District of
Southern California, Los Angeles
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An amendment to the Land Use, Residential Growth
and Recreation and Open Space Elements, to revise
the open space designations in the Harbor View
Hills area by deleting the open space "paseo"
Item #7
GENERAL
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NO. 14
adjacent to the San Joaquin Reservoir and by
reducing the extent of the open space designation
on the southerly side of Spyglass Hill Road.
Item #8
Request to subdivide 170.3 acres into 100 numbered
TENTATIV
lots for single - family development, 13 numbered
MAP
lots for condominium development, 3 numbered lots
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to be developed as open space and public park
87-25
sites, 3 numbered lots to be developed as private
recreational sites, 7 numbered lots to be devel-
oped as landscape open space areas, and 21 letter-
ed lots to be developed as private streets; and
the acceptance of an environmental document.
Location: Portions of Blocks 91, 92, 97, and
98 of Irvine's Subdivision, in an
area bounded by the existing
"Spyglass Hill" development, the
"Bren III" development, New Mac
Arthur Boulevard, and the San
Joaquin Reservoir site.
Zone: P -C (within City Limits);
A -1 (in Orange County).
Applicant: The Irvine Company, Newport Beach
Owners: The Irvine Company, Newport Beach;
Irvine Ranch Water District, Irvine•
The Metropolitan Water District of
Southern California, Los Angele
Engineer: Simpson - Steppat, Newport Beach
Assistant Community Development Director Hewicker
briefly reviewed the actions of the Planning
Commission taken on October 24, 1974 in connection
with the various matters which were referred back
to the Commission by the City Council.
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Community Development Director Hogan reviewed the
matters still under consideration, i.e., that of
canyon ownership and location of Spyglass Hill
Road.
Environmental Coordinator Foley reviewed the
various plans for alternative realignments of
Spyglass Hill Road which were considered by the
staff as well as those which were not given as
much consideration because of the disadvantages
which far outweighted the advantages of such
realignment. He also commented on the various
effects the alternatives would have on the canyon
area with respect to ownership.
Community Development Director Hogan reviewed the
supplemental report pertaining to ownership of.
the canyon and commented on the various problems
involved, including that of maintenance, liability
and cost thereof.
Planning Commission reviewed and discussed the
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various realignment alternatives which had been
presented for their consideration, including the
feasibility of the City accepting only a portion
of the canyon area and the original alignment.of
Spyglass Hilt Road which was approved with the
Planned Community Text for Harbor View Hills.
In discussing Plans "C" and "D," City. Engineer
Nolan advised that the Public Works Department
recommended against these plans because of the
traffic safety problems. Plan C required that
some of the homes take access from an arterial
highway containing steep grades and curves and
lacking a parking lane adjacent to the curb.
Plan D indicated that the intersection of the
cul -de -sac road with the westerly side of Spyglass
Hill Road would be located at the steepest part of
Spyglass Hill Road. Mr. Nolan advised there were
design technicques which could lessen the safety
hazards, however, another point to consider was
that direct access as shown on Plan C does not
conform to the County requirements for arterial
highways and could jeopardize the City's partici-
pation in the County Highway Arterial Financing
Program.
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Planning Commission continued their discussion of
canyon ownership and the cost of maintenance
whether all or part was publicly owned. Access
points to the canyon were also discussed.
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Public hearing was opened in connection with the
above three items.
Dave Neish, Manager, Planning Administration,
The Irvine Company, appeared before the Commission
and advised of their recommendation that the canyo
be publicly owned and that the original alignment
of Spyglass Hill Road he approved.
Don Simpson, grading consultant for The Irvine
Company, appeared before the Commission and answer-
ed questions in connection with the various gradin
plans, disposition of the earth and the cost there-
of.
Gary Cook, Residential Project Manager, The Irvine
Company, appeared before the Commission and answer-
ed questions relative to the project.
Walt Heeley, 16 Mission Bay Drive, appeared before
the Commission and voiced disappointment with the
alternatives which were presented for consideration.
He commented on the project and requested a com-
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promise in that Plan E be constructed without
homes on the canyon side of Spyglass Hill Road
and felt that such a plan should be shown in
detail to the Commission and residents before a
recommendation is made. He felt that more con-
sideration should be given to the existing home-
owners in order to preserve the property values.
Lloyd Locka, Malibu Circle, appeared before the.
Commission and stated he felt the canyon area,
whether publicly or privately owned, should remain
in its natural state.
Mrs. Bisaccio, 22 Mission Bay Drive, appeared
before the Commission and advised she felt the
homeowners were misinformed and the proposed
development was misrepresented when the homes
were purchased.
There being no others desiring to appear and be
heard, the public hearings were closed.
Motion
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Motion was made that the Planning Commission
recommend to the City Council that Plan E be
adopted and that a further examination of the
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problem of relocating the homes proposed for the
canyon side of Spyglass Hill Road be undertaken;
that the canyon be publicly owned and that the
paseo along Spyglass Hill Road be relocated to
the canyon side of the road.
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The motion was discussed and it was generally felt
that the lots on the canyon side of Spyglass Hill
Road should be deleted, however, because of the
economic factor, the entire project should be
reviewed for the purpose of relocating the deleted
lots.
At this point the motion was amended and re- stated
for the purpose of clarification as follows:
Motion
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Planning Commission recommend to the City Council
the following:
1. That Plan E be adopted.
2. That the homes on the canyon side of Spyglass
Hill Road be deleted, and if desired, relocat-
ed elsewhere in the development.
3. That the canyon be publicly owned and
maintained in its natural state.
4. That the paseo along Spyglass Hill Road be
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relocated to the canyon side of the road.
The effect of the proposed action as it pertained
to the previous approval of Tentative Map Tract
8725 was discussed. It was pointed out that the
previous approval of the tentative map by the
Commission -was still in effect and that the pro -
posed recommendation to the City Council was an
amendment to the previous approval because of
the new information which had been received and
reviewed.
Commissioner Heather felt that the City was settin
a precedent by recommending realignment of the
roadway on the premise that adjacent property
owners felt the original alignment was misrepre-
sented and felt their grievance with The Irvine
Company should be handled through the courts and
was not a proper function of the Planning Commis-
sion.
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The above motion as amended was voted on and
Noes
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carried.
Absent
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Planning Commission recessed at 11:15 P.M. in
order for the staff to review the conditions of
approval previously recommended in connection with
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Tentative Map Tract 8725 and determine any effect
on the conditions by reason of the above action.
Planning Commission reconvened at 11:30 P.M. and
staff reviewed the conditions advising that the
above action affected Condition No. 15 in that
paragraph (b) was no longer pertinent and should
be eliminated.. Planning Commission concurred with
the staff.
Commissioner Hazewinkel returned to the dais.
Item #9
Request to establish the Planned Community Devel-
AMENDMENT
opment Plan and Development Standards for the
NO. 434
"Corporate Plaza" Planned Community in Newport
Center, and the acceptance of an environmental
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document.
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Location: Portion of Block 93, Irvine's
Subdivision, Parcel l of Parcel
Map 27 -17 (Resubdivision No. 269)
and Parcel 1 of Parcel Map 58 -29
(Resubdivision No. 404) on property
bounded by East Coast Highway,
Newport Center Drive, Farallon
Drive and the future extension of
Avocado Avenue, in Newport Center.
Zone: P -C
Applicant: The Irvine Company, Newport Beach
Owner: Same as Applicant
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Planning Commission continued this matter to the
meeting of December 5, 1974.
Item #10
Request to create twenty -one numbered parcels for
RESUB-
commercial development, one lettered parcel for
DIVISION
street purposes, and one lettered parcel for a
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common parking lot for the "Corporate Plaza"
Planned Community in Newport Center.
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DEC. 5
Location: Portion of Block 93, Irvine's
Subdivision, Parcel 1 of Parcel
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Map 27 -17 (Resubdivision No. 269)
and Parcel 1 of Parcel Map 58 -29
(Resubdivision No. 404) on property
bounded by East Coast Highway,
Newport Center Drive, Farallon
Drive and the future extension of
Avocado Avenue, in Newport Center.
Zone: P -C
Applicant: The Irvine Company, Newport Beach
Owner: Same as Applicant
Engineer: Simpson - Steppat, Newport Beach
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Planning Commission continued this matter to the
meeting of December 5, 1974.
Item #1.1
Request to amend Title 20 of the Newport Beach
AMENDMEN
Municipal Code so as to provide for temporary
NO. 440
uses in any commercial, industrial, or Planned
Community District, subject to the securing of a
APPROVED
use permit in each case.
Initiated by: The City of Newport Beach
Planning Commission discussed the proposed ordin-
ance and the need for such an ordinance in order
to govern and control various temporary and season-
al uses.
Public hearing was opened in connection with this
matter.
Tim Richardson, 2043 Hidden Valley, Laguna Beach,
appeared before the Commission and commented on
the temporary use in which he was interested and
informed the Commission on the manner in which
San Francisco handles temporary uses on public
right -of -way through the Public Works Department.
There being no others desiring to appear and be
heard, the public hearing was closed.
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Following discussion, motion was made recommending
to the City Council that Amendment No. 440 be
adopted.
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There being no further business, motion was made
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to adjourn. Time: 12:00 Midnight.
�PARKER, Secretary
Planning Commission
City of Newport Beach
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