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Resolution No. 39� Amendment No.� CITY PLANNING COMMISSION NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA REPORT OF: BY : 1"ITIS AMPS D" "N'T v.11THOP.Al,:IN BY M0113 STON ACTION 111-19-59 TO* ON: PROCEDURE FOLLOWED BY PLANNING COMMISSION: FINDINGS OF PLANNING CCMMISSION: RECOMMENDATIONS OF PLANNING COMMISSION: I hereey certify that the above is a true Approved by the City Council on the .r and correct report of the proceedings and _day of 19 action of the Planning Commission, City of Newport Beach. Respectfully submitted Secretary Newport Beach City Planning Commission City Clerk City of Newport Beach, California J,4i 1Y. Planning Director RESULTS OF ROLL CALL VOTE: AYES: } NOES: ABSENT: NGT VOTING: :,=kz By order of the Chairman I hereey certify that the above is a true Approved by the City Council on the .r and correct report of the proceedings and _day of 19 action of the Planning Commission, City of Newport Beach. Respectfully submitted Secretary Newport Beach City Planning Commission City Clerk City of Newport Beach, California J,4i 1Y. Planning Director S _ - Fr E. Ea .. M E ,. Y 0 P ,fir. _-.'D , U.,. .... 1L The nrapert�r £iE3�'T3 •:O ��1.�_ar�ila'� x.� '12'@3a�iW�Z'n trig. Arches and the Baluoa".:Bay Ci.l b�- a,ware that':'pro:p ex plann.in In ..Us txwaula indicate Lhat d t : .� 0p�o� d : z r commercial areae. What s amps a n az , : .pa ia'a1�' ref-ei, nce to parking, should invorr�',congli€�xtioa�'. as..to t,pe o�mpx�owasa�::` contemplated; the g�o�r��h�? of ��� area. _ac°0 e 0 d fra; tapon. x streets and hi rhrtrag ,.anc.-ens to ati' rc�nitrage on taster r ys;` depth arid'. width of property; inter soct'ing stra:ets; footage and loo 91 endhaps;, In this snsci�Lic instAn Proposed, rezoning of the Mariners Mile �1Tea: bit aen _ti�� .z�ahr'A and the ;Balbb kl y 0l:�ib ��hich . . fronts on the Y• orth ,L�,c Chann'e�... asid:0oast Highway., to. 02"_H WUit�� not; annear to be proper .zoning. fox _:the area .and would indicate that some of the above t.a,ot�±r� �a�� ±�� ��.��k cdi�e�dax°e�.� ;tSMe reasons are as fol ?a,46t- ''a'app Y �dtion 910L,21 of the Newport: Beach Planning and 7on'ing .Ord n-a)ora ;mould. rtzy, depreciate and,. values';, such would -:reist3 ict th-0 AWY61.o�vtant�prc}�dci3zi� many rises v1,'7'ch wCEi,t� `die �ts,';�hB .����, �ll'GC?re�.�3 Of .-the area .and Newport Beach as a whole. An unuau 1 ama.u.nt. :of:. -,area would r;ay.6 to be set aside for parkin g, oeo,aitn e unique �r 'a �nv.o _ve'�, T'_t property Q* hers of the Par hers Pule Area are aware of the fact that pa: -kind :f�ci3,? tae for :<q�Q axca, can.: iiat or ;should not->: necessarily be the sgme'. or sim� x .ci. thvee whior< may: be r.egixa.x'ed for Other areas. The Mar: ners .Mile Ares, in i:uest3on h4is no counter-- part: anywhere. 3.n vO�TTJQ["t Be�sQkt �1�'? ��, knY "rely a'££��'.eht t,. Er �i'n;� other commercial of i�idustP aJ Z?i!f9� 1 11iS 1[ t' he c iy, Such is due' to. the fact that, tlr,e area as 9.n the nature of.ar elongated r•arrowstrip' having two primary fronka es the On th6A40 tI),- ard oaae. on 0a br;.11.o Highway (Hikhiiay Ibi. The area in C1ixcsti on is appro"xia mately 2500 fe t long and a'ver'ages f.r om 'I C) to 350 feet - in depth', Street and highs ay access e.��sts 'oar Onl�T'one rootage f'or.' the entire. The following memorandum is supplied for your general information, and we look forward to receiving your further comments and suggestions. In responae to the request of the property owners, the Newport PILL-Ming Commission granted s continuance of the November hearing relative to the proposed resming from G-2 to C-2.-Hp of the properties lying betwami the Arches and the Balboa Bay Club. The north vide of this area fronts on the i.mplortan.t Pacifto Coast Highway, and the south side fronts on Newport Rhy. Considerable. study has been given to the o - street nBe ing requirements f 6i this area:'. and as a; s t of this stud Y yon . tteo�x� rens to bul�� t the. �addtions as ahoo m on the 'attached aha t$:%:th thee 'anning Commission at t 6ir next meeting scheduled for Decamber 18, 1958. The high cost of this Pacific Goa,st Highway property acs it imperative that the land be developed in the most economi.csal, and efficient mw-mer. To mace the building Improvements commercially successful will require that we do not ora by being wasteful, and providing too much parking or by being E shortsighted and providing too little parking. Careful analysis of all available data by your Go ittee: has led tis to the def inito 0onalusion that the proposed ffH" requirement would be a wasteful utilization of the land areas by providing too much parsing and would virtually prevent proper economic development of the area, td© are of the opinion that the present Orange County parking regtairements could be adapted for our area and would provide adequate parking with feasible ecoromi,c development, if combined with some factor that would properly take into account the different peak load periods of various tenants. ()ur studies show that this area, with its two fronts ar4d great depth of over 3W feet from the highway to the Pierheaad line, maalcas it necossary to provides a dual development. Our studies also indicate that on the north front along the Pacifica Coast Raghway, small business and offioe use is most probable; while along the aouth front on Newport Ba , apRr entg, hotels or similar uses are probably indieaied. This dual use makes this property somowhat unique in that a r-Utliplicity of uses must be contemplated in the planning and development. 11mipox—t Beach, California Doicember 10, 1958 DErk.? nk S oac O.L lii'4f `Fcss y .: r e a e] b n Cin 1b ox i m 1 �:, rT,Y Or.. ice. ink, t3 r&?aiTQl�a t3i°� f, an, f:.Z ur or DErk.? nk S oac O.L lii'4f `Fcss y .: r e a e] b n Cin 1b ox i m 1 �:, rT,Y Or.. ice. ink, t3 r&?aiTQl�a t3i°� f, an, f:.Z DErk.? nk S oac O.L lii'4f `Fcss y .: r e a e] b n Cin 1b ox i m 1 �:, rT,Y Or.. ice. ink, t3 r&?aiTQl�a t3i°� f, an, - - � � ,.:` 'tip ; -• ��. Fes- _ ij, prop #tea Ls that, i_. r ,.,, f 5 ,:` LUmptTy 2-7757 RMI �7,'AIRL L-I.P-POLD and T'UD r.', . CROSS A r Fvs :or ODS Property Owners. RFL: zm Encl. 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M Iv - 1,4 Vt "im wel n"5' tq P0, "'W", AQ'it 'k, fio d -a i November 19, 1958 Planning Commission City of Newport Beach City hall Newport each, California Re: Proposed Re -zoning of Lots L, and 'H of Tract 919 Genaen: n its meeting or. .Thursday,Novemmber 2ti.` 3958, Your COMMisslon will consider a proposed re- Zoning of bay frontage on the North Lido Channel from C-2 to C --2-H,` in order to provide adequate off-street parking for future use of the property. Port Orange Incorporated is the owner of two parcels which are within the area covered by the proposed change. Discussion with other property owners who would be affected has revealed that there is a great amount of concern over the effect of the proposed action on the particular property involved, and a considerable feeling that insufficient study has thus far been made. Certainly this matter is of the utmost importance, not only to the property owners themselves, but to the community as a whole, and deserves the most careful and thorough consideration, based not only upon the use being made at the present time of such property, but of probable future use as well. It is my understanding that the Commission has been asked by some owners to defer action in order to give additional time for study and consideration of the views and suggestions of the parties whose property is involved. I believe tare granting Of this request is in the best interests of all concerned, and for that reason, on behalf of Port Orange Incorporated, I join the other owr:ers in asking that action on this matter be, post- poned to permit such additional study. Very truly yours,, Earl W. Haskell, mks Vice President INGOFAC PROPERTY DtVi SfON LIBERTY 8-8784 Flaming'. Camdesion (M -by:' BOeaUe this area has =ique uniquecharaet riatiag that require special. considerationj, to mgo that the PlawLing Camission studY these requirweats in woperation, wlth representatives Of the PrOPOrV Ovaers. 1 joint effort by b Vi groups WIl enable the beat interests of the City and the proper orers to be served. Us therefore ask that your final decision on this matter be held in absyaaeo until such joint studies have been made. TeN7 trul Y yours JAKgSU OWANr a +kooky r ji's bw °�. Pre sidezit JR :em xaovember 18, 1955 Ple+aning C omni s s i.;: n City of Newport Beach Agar S ira s As a property awner on the Mariners, Mile, I fusel that the proposed ordinance for off street parking is much too severe and is very likely to slow down, or perhaps, stop development in this areaq, May I suggast a continuance of this matter until we, as property owners, can make a study of the situation and came up with something constructive which will be fair and equitable to all concerned. We have already had our first meeting and appointed a chairmn to ropresenL us as a ;roup,. Res tfully yours, VY G©ora F.! Minne � Y GEM :mb G. E. Pe1juNEY Dwyar7qurlett 0:7 C o a ter re G6i a sort Very trail r yOilrS2 9-A L V B 0 2,629 WEST COAST HIGHWAY PHONE LIBERTY 8.2012 P.O. BOX 131 - November 18, 1358 NV'WPCRT BEACH. CALIF. Parking Advisory Committee c/o mayor James Stoddard City .. of N wpor.: t . Beaeh City, Hall i. 3300 est Neirport Blvd. Newport Beach, California Re: City Council Resolution Ngo. 41319, Amendment No. 62 to rezone Lots L, 11, G, H of `tract 919 and the parcel lnown as the "County and City -owned Froperty" from a C-2 to a C -2R Dist. Gentlemen; The maJori.ty of the property owners affected by the subject Resolution and the proposed amendment met today, We, as members of that group, respectively request that your body delay action on the above proposal until we apuoint a businessman or property owner from the zone af"ected who is cognizant of the particular problems to confer with, your conunittee. The selection of this :man will he subject to your approval. Very truly yours, ��ff I t B IZ ZkL STATE OF CALWORNIA County of Orange AWA. . ARVO E, a L---- . ........ . ..... ; ................ .......... ......... being first duly sworn. and on bath depme and any that I am the Printer and PuMberolf"Ahe Nevniort . Harbor Ensign, a weekly nelkmpaper 0'rlhte'd'"Arid iniblishad in the City of Ne*ATort Beid Comity of O3 "State M S of Califorviu, and that the."Notioa-OfTublic Heari-na ........ .. . . ....... ... . ............................... .. ........................................................... ........... ................... of which copy Wached hereto is true mrnplete.copy,: was Printed and published. im the regular issue(s) of said newspaper, and not lit a giip;ajejnent . ..... consecu- tive times: to -wit the Inue(s) of . . . ....... ... . ..... . ............... Subscribed and sworn to before me thjq.3-1§:± .... da f October c In and.for Tj�'. or it=Ro t3,,,.v 0Mn9C, -%0 M14- State of California. Uh 116�k Nil I Hgrrim! G�my"- t lejilUa-m 044 Via Lido Nord Newport Mach, Calif. George minmy 2601 W. Coaut Righway Newport ma�h, Calif. 1032 ftseo Del NAr San F84ra, calic" Valter Spicer 3 p's. qvmpart Beach, Calif. FrAMIONOWT Donald Eftdereea, V / Franker Rawpin 2547 W. Coost Highway 15216 Sutton Whermm Ocks, Callf. Ohl lallfs craft G14ma Harr Snyder% cruft & Neville 209 Z"Tall Avem 2201 W. coast IU&Way Balboa Island" Calif. mar rt Beach, Calif. HarTi Gri� Y ?Wn Offafte g 1= 685 v 21st Ave. % Rales.YQT13 Upland, Calif. 614 DAIL& Ave. zoma del, 2ftr, Calif. Ff of Oramp 3129 it I 1-1agiima., c4uf Wpm ia Calif. .::Barbara GartLer..... �Uamftn... so: 111 —41 K-3 mi*dok�-sr, 6 Is..coast H131may 13 Harber.xamd yewpo'rt beach" calm Kewart's"-A, Calif. Hgrrim! G�my"- t lejilUa-m 044 Via Lido Nord Newport Mach, Calif. George minmy 2601 W. Coaut Righway Newport ma�h, Calif. 1032 ftseo Del NAr San F84ra, calic" Valter Spicer 3 p's. qvmpart Beach, Calif. FrAMIONOWT Donald Eftdereea, V / Franker Rawpin 2547 W. Coost Highway 15216 Sutton Whermm Ocks, Callf. 17 ff. Day Ave. y'sport Beach, Call,& Jona Rogan 2901 W. Coast HWY. Rqwyart Death, Calif. "MorM.111 Knudsen Los Peas,��;�., Stephen Showler 310 Aliso Ave. icewort och'calu. coriam Franklin PA,,x 154 8Ort Beach, Calif. 3. Barrett Dorla Got -deg 15722 M.' t. Gartrude 2906-& W..: a a Ilizbway Box 212 t �s Sante Ana, Calif. Mi 124 esti Ave. 2902 W. st Mghmy Newport Mach, Raw;ort peach, Calif Woodraw Holder Frank O'Comor 2332 tff. Coau uy. 1700 Kings P'd. ewport Beads, Wif. Hwo-et Beach, cali£� Albert Winner Gertrude Mantgumvy 12414 S. LA 17011a 2117 E. Balboa Blvd. ffi Angeles 35, Calif. Ulboa, Calif .$i"d%4sli.e - Pubark velem. Balboa C.'mnsa r;G. 392 Dal Wax 3= 191 Costs- m $ Calif. ^NA+ Boat -h' GG'a . The a Co. Earriet 9 ray Everett Nisar Box 37 685 W. la st. w. ct Hiakway Tustin, , Calif. Up"Sad, Calif. murport Beach, Cduf3 17 ff. Day Ave. y'sport Beach, Call,& Jona Rogan 2901 W. Coast HWY. Rqwyart Death, Calif. "MorM.111 Knudsen Los Peas,��;�., Stephen Showler 310 Aliso Ave. icewort och'calu. coriam Franklin PA,,x 154 8Ort Beach, Calif. 3. Barrett Dorla Got -deg 15722 M.' t. Gartrude 2906-& W..: a a Ilizbway Box 212 t �s Sante Ana, Calif. Mi 124 esti Ave. 2902 W. st Mghmy Newport Mach, Raw;ort peach, Calif Woodraw Holder Frank O'Comor 2332 tff. Coau uy. 1700 Kings P'd. ewport Beads, Wif. Hwo-et Beach, cali£� Albert Winner Gertrude Mantgumvy 12414 S. LA 17011a 2117 E. Balboa Blvd. ffi Angeles 35, Calif. Ulboa, Calif Zoning Change or Amendment 1 hearing NOTICE OF PUBLIC REARING Amendmnt 462 Resolution 0623 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE PLANNING COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH WILL HOLD ONE PUBLIC HEARING ON THE APPLICATION OF PLANNING COMMISSION USTRICT MAP N0. 4 - A A.RT TO AMEM ARTICLE IX OF THE NEWPORT MUNICIPAL CODE f FROM C-2 DISTRICT TO C -H DISTRICT it i ON LOTS L2 M. G, H & RS 21-44 BLOCK TRACT 919 LOCATED AT ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF CABRILLO HIGE51AY BETWEEN THE ARCHES AND THE BALBOA BAY CLUB NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN THAT SAID PUBLIC HEARING WILL BE HELD ON THE 20th DAY OF, NOVEMBER YEAR 1958 AT THE HOUR OF 8800 P.M. IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS OF THE NEWPORT BEACH CITY MALL, AT WHICH TIME AND PLACE ANY AND ALL PERSONS INTERESTED MAY APPEAR AND BE HLARD THEREON. i PLANNING DIRECTOR NEWPORT BEACH CITY HALL Publication Date Received For Pub. Date Received Very truly yours, PLANNING DRPARTNT W. maw Y pins Direct .liar : hh Attachment It was stated tj%, the Conunittee's assignment: will be to make specific recommendations fcr the application of the City Council'q parking policies as outlined in Pesolution No. 4819, by studying the existing and additional parking needs of each area for business and recreational Esse; recommending locations for aedational parking; recommending methods of fivancing nec- essary F.dditional parking. On motion of Councilman Hart, seconded by Councilman Higbi.e end carried, the formation of the Parking Advisory Com- mittee; the members thereof as listed above; and the aims'aa set out in Mayor Stoddard's memorandum, were approvers." City and cited particularly properties fronting the so-called Mariners Mile. The Committee recognized the problems inherent in rezoning to require off- street parking, but because of its great importance to proper land use and development agreed that the Planning Commission should be requested to restudy the problem. Accordingly, the Coainittee instructed that the City Council, be requested to request the Planning Commission to study and wherever possib;e initiate rezoning of commercial areas to add the "N" factor, as an asmrurance of adequate off-street parking as new development and redevelopment of com- mercial properties occurs." Quoted herewith is action taken by the City Council on 3uly 14, 1953, regarding the recommmsmeaadation of the barking Advisory Committee: "Instructions were given to request the PlaUning Commission to study and, wherever possible, initiate rezoning of commercial areas to add tb:p H factom;, as an insurance of adequ'ate off-street =parking as new devdiopment and redevelopment of commercial properties occur." imnediately on reviewing the action of the City Council, the Planning Department initiated a laud use survey of the area described herein and, noes submit the following reco endation to the Planning Conmissioa. At this time, the one-half smile strip of laud between The Arches and the Balboa Bay Club is zoned C-2. under the present zoning ordinance, no off-street parking is required unless the Commission requests the same upon the submission of a use permit where required to establish the use of [he property. The absence of off-street parking constitutes a possible hazard both traffic and economic -wise for the businesses as well as for the City. This area is now undergoing a transitional change from existing heavy cm=ercial and light industry to professional offices, retail stores, restaurants, personal service establishments and multiple dwellings, all of which will contribute to increased traffic. The type of uses which are now in existence do not generate .zs much traffic as a lighter commercial use will. Most of the property owners in this area are now beginning to feel that a more economical use of their property is in order. Traditionally in most cities, the light industry and the heavy commercial seek the lower rental. types of land. It is also true that in most cases many of the types of uses now in existence will not gain enough revenue from their type of use to warrant their continued existence. This may not now be the case, but this office feels that with the continuance of increasingly higher cost of land values many of the existing uses will change in the near future. With this change the buildings now in existence will be torn down and replaced with modern structure. -2- At the present time in the subject area, there are approximately forty- five (45) business establishments with the total number of employees being around three hundred and sixty (360). Thera are approximately 454- accessible parking spaces. These spaces include 68 parkipg meters on the south side of the highway between. The Arches and the Balboa Bay Club. This may appear sufficient at the present time since many of the employees park in lots across the street from their place of employment. With an increasing number of improvements on the north side of Coast Highway, the existing off-street parking facilities will be greatly reduced. If the "ii" factor were applied to this C-2 zone, the existing ;ries would become 'non -conforming'. This office feels that they should not be restricted if an extension of their present use is contemplated providing the existing parking facilities are not eliminated. If the existing use changes, then ue feel the City should enforce required off-street parking as set forth under Section 9104.2 of the Newport Beach Municipal Cocke. Realizing that all types of businesses do not generate the same amount of traffic, we should keep in mind Section 91. tlte. �crning ordinance which pets the Pls�c ng cos ssion, Wider certain cdi djtions, to reduce the off-streer panting requirements upon petition of the property owner. A recent: report in The Kiplinger magazine regarding 14The ABC's of Zoning" sets forth among other things, the following: "Your zor*.ing is up-to-date if it: Requires off-street parking in all districts Prohibits homes in industrial districts as well as industry in residential districts. Is kept current through continuous revision by the City's planning staff or has been thoroughly revised within, say, the last five years by a competent planning consultant. How about your town's zoning? Is it good enough for 1958 and the years ahead?" The Pianning Department believes that now is Lhe time to rezone this area from a C-2 to a C-2-9 District and respectfully request the Planning Com- mission to give careful consideration to this report and at a very early date recommend to the City Council after a public hearing that off-street parking be required under Section 9104.21 of the Newport Beach Municipal Code. -3-