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Home My WebLink AboutProperty Surplus - 38th & Lake, River Section•M1 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH CITY ATTORNEY DEPARTMENT To: The Honorable Mayor and City Council From: City Attorney Subject. City Owned Property at 38th Street and Lake Avenue October 16, 1963 The City Council has indicated an interest in selling a triangular piece of property owned by the City at 38th Street and Lake Avenue, which constitutes a portion of Lot 9 and Lot 10 in Block 137 of River Section. A survey sketch on which the sub- ject property is outlined is transmitted for your information. After review of the question of selling the property, it is recom- mended that the City sell the property only to the present owner of the Southeasterly 50 feet of Lots 9 and 10. The sale should be made to this owner only on condition that a resubdivision be processed in order that said Southeasterly 50 feet and the subject parcel be made into a single lots The City should also retain an easement for alley purposes over the Southwesterly 5 feet of the subject parcel in order to provide more room in the 10 foot alley separating Lots 7 and 8 from the subject parcel, In the sale, the City should also require access rights to 38th Street from the subject property to be relinquished to the City. The area is approximately 1,219 square feet, While this should not be considered a building site, if it were sold separately it would be reasonable to anticipate the purchaser or a subsequent owner to seek to utilize the property for construction of a garage and a residential unit over the garage. This would constitute an undesir- able residential unite As an alternate to either improve it for pu::king by the the alley. 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BOOK JOB NQ, fel,9 • 0 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH CITY ATTORNEY DEPARTMENT To: City Clerk August 5, 1964 From: City Attorney Subject: Lease with Vernon E. Schauppner and Ruth A. Schauppner Transmitted are the following: 1. The original and two copies of the proposed lease with Mr. and Mrs. Schauppner on the City property at 38th Street and Lake Avenue. 2. A proposed resolution which, if adopted by the City Council, will authorize the execution of the lease on behalf of the City. Upon adoption of the resolution and payment of the $150 for the first year's rent, the lease may be executed by the City. It is suggested that an executed copy e furnished. to Mr. and Mrs. Schauppner. �- Ai- `' �ti Walter W. Charamza WWC:mec S ! City Attorney Encs. cc - City Manager Public Works Director Finance Director - rc; l 0N. C,!;v or CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE OF THE CITY MANAGER TO: MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL C . 3� July 23, 1964 H -1 FROM: City Manager SUBJECT: CITY -OWNED PROPERTY AT 38th STREET AND LAKE AVENUE During the Council meeting of October 28, 1963, a memorandum from the City Attorney was presented regarding a triangular piece of property owned by the City at 38th Street and Lake Avenue, a portion of Lot 9 and Lot 10, Block 137, River Section, suggesting the sale or lease of this property. The report was approved and the City Manager was instructed to negotiate for the sale or lease of said property. The area of this lot is approximately 1,219 sq. ft. Although it is a buildable lot it would constitute an undesirable residential unit. If the required setbacks were maintained, that is, five feet from the alley and three feet from the side lot line, the net buildable area would be 697.38 sq. ft. It should be noted that the extreme angle of the parcel and the re- quirement of a 600 sq. ft. minimum living floor area will result in the con- struction of an unusual dwelling unit. If the property were sold to the present owner of the southeasterly fifty feet of Lots 9 and 10, the two parcels could be resubdivided which would result in the creation of two adequate sized lots. Mrs. Edith Leone Sumner, the property owner in question, has been contacted and has made an offer of $2,000.00 for the parcel. Mr. Vern S'chauppner, who owns a home immediately across the alley from the City parcel, has indicated an interest in leasing the property for a parking lot for his personal use and also in order to protect his view of the bay. His offer is for $150.00 a year in advance on a 10 -year lease with an option for renewal. He will stipulate that he will, at his own expense, blacktop the parcel and use it for parking only; that he will never put any structure of any kind on it; and also that if he sells his house across the alley the lease will revert to the City. There are three basic ways in which to consummate the sale or lease of this piece of City property. 1. Accept the offer of Mrs. Sumner with the provision that a resubdivision application and map be submitted, in- dicating a resubdivision of the properties in such a manner that the realignment of the proposed common property line will not be closer than four feet to the existing Sumner dwelling units. This proposed resub- division would result in brining the City lot more Mayor and City Council Page -2- in conformity with the lots in the vicinity. 2. Lease the City property to Mr. Vern Schauppner, 3. Advertise for bid and not stipulate any resubdivision restrictions. RECOMMENDATION That the City Council accept the offer of Mrs. Sumner in order to make the best possible use of the land and eliminate the possibility of the construction of an undesirable dwelling unit. ;IL: ROBERT COOP fYtiJ Y.�U'- L.ii_ -e1 ^�'- `{.... /p l._�.i (.✓ Lv.�CJ�t./ .C- �C-- Q.�- .%�..1.. _.�.v..�... CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE OF THE CITY MANAGER May 8, 1964 TO: MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL NN1I FROM: City Manager SUBJECT: CITY -OWNED PROPERTY AT 38th AND LAKE AVENUE During the Council meeting of October 28, 1963, a memorandum from the City Attorney was presented regarding a triangular piece of property owned by the City at 38th Street and Lake Avenue, portion of Lot 9 and Lot 10, Block 137, River Section, suggesting the sale or lease of this property. The report was approved and the.City Manager was instructed to negotiate for the sale or lease of said property. The area is approximately 1,219 square feet. While this should not be considered a building site, if it were sold separately it would be reasonable to anticipate that the purchaser, or subsequent owner, would utilize the property for the construction of a garage and a residential unit over the garage. This would constitute an undesirable residential unit. If the property were sold to the present owner of the southeasterly 50 feet of Lots 9 and 10, the two parcels could be resubdivided which would result in the creation of two adequate sized lots.. Mrs. Edith Leone Sumner, the property owner in question, has been contacted and has indicated an interest in purchasing the parcel of City property (see attached letter). Her offer of $2,000 represents a square footage cost of $1.64. This is $0.14 more than the $1.50 per sq. ft. mini- mum set by the Council. RECOMMENDATION That the City Council accept the offer of Mrs. Sumner with the provision that a resubdivision application and map be submitted, indicat- ing a resubdivision of the properties in such a manner that the realign- - ment of the proposed common property line will not be closer than four fee (4') to the existing Sumner dwelling units. The proposed resubdivision would add approximately 600 sq. ft. to the City's lot and provide a square footage (approximately 1800 sq. ft. after the proposed re ) more in conformity with the lots in the vicinity. & FIL 7OBERT CO P R A Y M O N D 3.5221 SABLE: KERNPOPRC r KERN FOODS, Inc. 6 1 .5 7 ■ AND IN I ■ O U L E Y A It D Mr. Robert Coop Newport Beach City Manager City Hall 3300 Newport Blvd. Newport Beach, California Dear Mr. Coop: rre;er;e: Jellies iahle Syrup [Hi iauce 1=210 Cider Vinel.ix ili;tilleu Yier;iar 0 LOS ANGELES 22, CALIEOS NIA May 8, 1964 In talking with Peter Covington he advised that I write you concerning my aiacerety in obtaining the small triangle lot behind our house for parking purposes only. I am not sure, but I believe that when the City condemmed this original lot from Mr. Owens to put the street through that there should never be any building put on this wall section that was left. This was about seven or eight years ago and you might check into this. I understand that Mrs. Sumner has offered you $2000.00 for this lot, which is the same as I told her I was going to offer you for it. I definatley want this and will pay more if need be. Also, I will put it in writing to you that this lot will be cleaned up, covered with asphalt and be used for private parking only. Also, that if I should ever sell my house, I will give the lot back to the City. Very truly yours, Vern Schauppner 3714 Park Lane Newport Beach, Calif. cc: Peter Covington l� ll