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JUNE 1975 GPA SESSION
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RESOLUTION NO. 915
A RESOLUTION OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION
OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH SETTING A
PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER VARIOUS REQUESTS
FOR AMENDMENTS TO THE GENERAL PLAN
WHEREAS, the City's General Plan program has involved
the preparation of the Land Use, Residential Growth, Circulation,
and Recreation and Open Space Elements; and
WHEREAS, said elements and each of them, set forth
objectives and supporting policies which will serve as a guide
to the future planning and development of the City; and
WHEREAS, pursuant to Section 707 of the Charter of the
City of Newport Beach, the Planning Commission must hold a public
hearing prior to the adoption of any amendment of the General Plan;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Planning Commission
that the Planning Commission intends to consider the adoption of
the following elements to the General Plan of the City of Newport
Beach:
1. An amendment to the Land Use and Residential Growth
Element to change the designation of approximately fifty acres
of undeveloped land north of the Pacific view Memorial Park from
"Governmental, Educational and Institutional" to "Low -Density
Residential";
2. An amendment to the Circulation Element as it pertains
to Coast Highway in Corona del Mar (Easterly of MacArthur Boulevard);
3. An amendment to the Recreation and Open Space Element
to include a greenbelt designation along the south side of Ocean
Boulevard in Corona del Mar from Carnation Avenue to Poppy Avenue;
4. An amendment to the Land Use and Residential Growth
Elements to consider alternative land use designations for the
undeveloped property in Newport Center located at Jamboree Road
and Coast Highway (currently designated "Low -Density Residential")
and MacArthur Boulevard and Coast Highway (currently designated
"Administrative, Professional and Financial" and "Recreational
and Marine Commercial");
S. An amendment to the Land Use and Residential
Growth Elements to (a) create a "Medium -Density Residential"
category, (b) add a definition of "buildable acreage" and
(c) revise the wording of certain sections of the Elements.
Said considerations to be held at a public hearing on
the 19th day of June, 1975 at the hour of 7:00 P.M. in the
Council Chambers of the Newport Beach City Hall, 3300 Newport
Boulevard, Newport Beach, California.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Secretary of the
Newport Beach Planning Commission is hereby directed to publish
notice of said hearing in accordance with the requirements of
Law.
Regularly passed and adopted by the Planning Commission
of the City of Newport Beach, State of California, on the 15th
day of May, 1975.
AYES: Agee, Beckley, Hazewinkel,
Heather, Parker, Seely, Williams
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
illiam C. Hazewinke
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4. That the condominium owners with boats shall
have the first right of refusal of the piers,
lips and side ties bayward of the site as
oc pancies occur.
5. That t e shall be submitted a declaration of
Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions govern-
ing the main nance and operation of the con-
dominium accep ble to the Director of Commun-
ity Development a d the City Attorney.
6. That all units shall inspected and brought
into compliance with the pplicabTe building
standards of the City at t time the build-
ings were constructed.
7. That two parking spaces (including t least
one covered space) shall be assigned o each
dwelling unit.
Commissioner Hazewinkel returned to the dais.
Item #9
An amendment to the Land Use and Residential
GENERAL
Growth Elements to change the designation of
PLAN
approximately 50 acres of undeveloped land north
AMENDMENT
of the Pacific View Memorial Park from "Govern-
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mental, Educational and Institutional" to "Low -
Density Residential," and the acceptance of an
APPROVED
environmental impact report. (Requested by
Broadmoor Homes, Inc.)
RES. 919
Staff briefly reviewed the request and presented
correspondence received subsequent to distribution
of the agenda. I
Planning Commission discussed the environmental
impact report as it pertained to sanitary sewers,
water, utilities, grading, and soil stability.
Public hearing was opened in connection with this
matter.
Larry Lizotte, Vice President of Broadmoor Homes,
appeared before the Commission to answer questions
in connection with this matter. He voiced concern
with the maximum number of dwelling units recom-
mended by the staff and requested that at least
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3.5 units per acre be permitted.
Col. Archibald D. Scott, III, resident of Harbor
View Hills, appeared before the Commission in
favor of the request.
John Vibert, President of Pacific View Memorial
Park, appeared before the Commission in favor of
the request. He commented on the projected usage
of the remaining land and advised that at the
present rate of need, space would be available
for burial purposes for at least 50 years.
Carl Kymla, 700 Kings Road, appeared before the
Commission in favor of the Low -Density Residential
designation and felt this request was an appro-
priate amendment to the General Plan.
Paul Hummel, 416 Heliotrope, a-ppeared before the
Commission to comment on taxes.
Dennis Gray, 38 Mission Bay, appeared in favor
of the request as long as the existing views were
preserved. ,
Bill Burke, #1 Carmel Bay Drive, appeared before
the Commission and advised he had no objections
to the development, however, he was concerned
with the maintenance of landscaping and the use
of the land adjacent to his property for burial
purposes and requested that some assurance be
given in connection with these matters.
Dr. Perlitter, 36 Mission Bay Drive, appeared
before the Commission in favor of the amendment.
John Vibert, Pacific View, appeared before the
Commission to comment on the protection of views
adjacent to the Spyglass Hills homes and advised
of an air easement which was granted along the
boundary providing that there would be no con-
struction, or planting of trees, or allowing an
existing tree to go above the 430 foot contour
line. He also advised that projections for burial
purposes did not include the usage of approximatel
1.85 acres adjacent to the Spyglass Hills homes.
Planning Commission discussed the 1.85 acres with
respect to location, size, potential future usage,
and setbacks.
There being no others desiring to appear and be
heard, the public hearing was closed.
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Motion
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Planning Commission desired further information
Ayes
X
X
X
X
X
X
on the proposal to construct homes, therefore,
Absent
X
motion was made to re -open the public hearing.
Larry Lizotte, Vice President of Broadmoor Homes,
appeared before the Commission and advised of
their proposal to construct 175 detached single
family homes on terraced lots. The proposal would
also include recreational facilities consisting
of tennis courts, swimming pool, and grass play
areas; and a community association would be
established to provide for the maintenance of the
common areas.
Richard A. Nelson, 208 Altura Drive, appeared
before the Commission to comment on preservation
of open space.
There being no others desiring to appear and be
heard, the public hearing was closed.
Motion
X
Motion was made to accept the environmental docu-
ment and adopt Resolution No. 919, recommending
to the City Council that the Land Use and Residen-
tial Growth Elements of the General Plan be amende
as follows:
1. Revise the Land Use and Residential Growth
Plans (maps) to designate the 50-acre site
north of Pacific View Memorial Park as Low -
Density Residential.
2. Add the following wording to Page 20 of the
Residential Growth Element: "6) Residential
development on the 50-acre site north of
Pacific View Memorial Park shall be limited
to a maximum total of 175 dwelling units.
3. Revise the appropriate statistical charts in
the Residential Growth Element to reflect the
175 dwelling unit increase.
Motion
X
Motion was amended to add further language to the
Ayes
X
X
Land Use Element with respect to the nature and us
Noes
X
X
X
X
of the site as follows: "Any proposed development
Absent
X
of the property should attempt to minimize basic
land form change, provide landscaping, respect the
slopes, and preserve views from adjacent developed
property. The existing canyon on the north edge
of the site should have little or no modification
and be substantially retained as open space."
Motion failed.
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The original motion was then voted on and carried.
X
Commissioner Hazewinkel stepped down from the dais
and refrained from deliberation on Item No. 10 due
to possible conflict of interest. He was deemed
absent and Commi-ssioner Heather chaired this item.
Item #10
An amendment to the Land Use and Residential
GENERAL
Growth Elements to consider alternative land use
PLAN
designations for the undeveloped property in
AMENDMENT
Newport Center located at Jamboree Road and Coast
NO. 20
Highway (currently designated "Low -Density Resi-
dential") and at MacArthur Boulevard and Coast
PARTIALLY
Highway (currently designated "Administrative,
APPROVED
Professional and Financial" and "Recreational and
Marine Commercial"). (Requested by The Irvine
RES. 920
Company)
Staff reviewed the request with the Planning
Commission and answered questions in connection
therewith.
Public hearing was opened in connection with this
matter.
Al Auer, Vice President of Commercial Development
with The Irvine Company, appeared before the
Commission to comment on the constraints of the
planning process and the need for the change in
land use designation in order to proceed with the
development of the property. He advised of their
objection to the elimination of a commercial
designation on the property between MacArthur
Boulevard and Avocado Avenue.
Richard A. Nelson, 208 Altura Drive, President of
Irvine Terrace Homeowners Association, appeared
before the Commission and advised of their concern
with additional traffic which would be generated
by commercial development on the property between
MacArthur Boulevard and Avocado Avenue. He felt
that a corporate type of development would be more
desirable, however, any development without a
solution to the Coast Highway problem should be
given a great deal of consideration.
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John Werlie, 126 Onyx, President of the Balboa
Island Improvement Association, appeared before
the Commission and advised that the Board of Direc-
tors felt that the undeveloped property located at
Jamboree Road and Coast Highway should remain
Low -Density Residential as anything else would
cause an increase in the traffic problems which
already exist in the area.
Paul Hummel, 416 Heliotrope, President of the
Corona del Mar Civic Association, appeared before
the Commission and advised that they were opposed
to any development which would destroy the residen-
tial character of old Corona del Mar and were
opposed to any commercial development between
MacArthur Boulevard and Avocado Avenue.
J. R. Blakemore appeared before the Commission to
comment on the request and the traffic which would
be generated by the various developments. He
recommended that "Recreation and Marine Commercial'
be deleted from the property between Avocado Avenu
and MacArthur Boulevard and added to the property
at Jamboree Road and Coast Highway.
There being no others desiring to appear and be
heard, the public hearing was closed.
Planning Commission discussed and took separate
actions on each parcel under consideration.
Motion
X
As to the parcel of land located at Jamboree Road
Ayes
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and Coast Highway, motion was made that the Plan -
Absent
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ning Commission reaffirm their original action as
set forth in Resolution No. 912
Motion
X
As to the parcel of land located between Avocado
Avenue and MacArthur Boulevard, motion was made to
eliminate "Recreation and Marine Commercial"
designation from the Land Use Element.
The motion was discussed and it was generally felt
that more study and consideration should be given
to this particular site, especially as to genera-
tion of traffic and circulation.
Motion
X
To allow for further input from the public, motion
Ayes
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X
X
X
X
was made to re -open the public hearing.
Absent
X
X
Dave Neish, Manager, Planning Administration, The
Irvine Company, appeared before the Commission and
requested that they be given the opportunity to
present their plans and provide the data necessary
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to make a decision as to the best possible land
use, therefore, it was requested that no change to
the land use designation be made at this time.
J. R. Blakemore appeared before the Commission and
voiced concern that recreational or commercial
facilities would be developed on the property
between Avocado Avenue and MacArthur Boulevard.
Richard A. Nelson, 208 Altura Drive, appeared
before the Commission to comment on the eliminatio
of the commercial designation.
There being no others desiring to appear and be
heard, the public hearing was closed.
Planning Commission discussed the property between
Avocado Avenue and MacArthur Boulevard and felt
that they did not have sufficient information at
this time on which to base a decision, therefore
Motion
X
a substitute motion was made that the possible
Ayes
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X
X
X
amendment to the land use designation on this
Noes
X
property be reconsidered at the October, 1975,
Absent
X
X
General Plan amendment hearings.
Resolution No. 920 was adopted, reflecting the
above actions.
Commissioner Hazewinkel returned to the dais.
Item #11
An amendment to the Recreation and Open Space
GENERAL
Element to include a greenbelt designation along
PLC
the south side of Ocean Boulevard in Corona del
AMENDMENT
Mar, from Carnation Avenue to Poppy Avenue.
NO. 25
(Requested by Parks, Beaches and Recreation)
APPROVED
Public hearing was opened in connection with this
matter and there being no one desiring to appear
RES. 921
and be heard, the public hearing was closed.
Motion
X
Motion was made that Planning Commission adopt
Ayes
X
X
X
X
X
X
Resolution No. 921, recommending to the City
Absent
X
Council that an amendment to the Recreation and
Open Space Element be made, revising the Open Space
Plan (map) to add a greenbelt designation along the
south side of Ocean Boulevard, from Carnation
Avenue to Poppy Avenue.
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Item #12
An amendment to the Circulation Element as it
pertains to Coast Highway in Corona del Mar
(easterly of MacArthur Boulevard). (Initiated by
GENERAL
,PLAN
AMENDMENT
Planning Commission)
NO. 24
Motion
X
Planning Commission continued this matter to the
CONT. TO
Ayes
X
X
X
X
X
meeting of July 17, 1975.
JULY 17
Absent
X
Item #13
An amendment to the Land Use and Residential Growt
GENERAL
Elements to: 1) create a "Medium-bensity Residen-
tial" category, 2) add a definition of "buildable
acreage", and 3) revise the wording of certain
sections of the Elements. (Directed by City
Council)
PLAN
AMENDMENT
N0. 26
CONT. TO
JU— LY 17
Motion
X
Planning Commission continued this matter to the
Ayes
X
X
X
X
X
Y
meeting of July 17, 1975.
Absent
X
ADDITIONAL BUSINESS:
Commissioner Hazewinkel stepped down from the
dais and refrained from deliberation on the follow
ing item, due to possible conflict of interest.
Commissioner Heather chaired this item.
Review of revised plans for Corporate Plaza to
determine whether or not they were in substantial
nformance with the tentative map which was
pre 'ously approved.
Requeste by: The Irvine Company
Dave Neish wi The Irvine Company appeared before
the Commission review the various changes in
the plan and advis that the purpose of the
revision was to have a circuitous circulation
route within the develo ent rather than two.
J. R. Blakemore appeared bef a the Commission to
comment on the site plane regul ions attached to
the subject property.
Motion
Ayes
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X
X
Following review and discussion, motion as made
that Planning Commission make the finding at
Absent
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X
the revised plan was in substantial conforma e
with that of the tentative parcel map previous
approved.
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duly sworn, and on oath depose and say that I am the
printer and publisher of the Newport Harbor Ensign, a
weekly newspaper printed and published in the City of
Newport Beach, County of Orange, State of California,
and that the.... ,NOTICE,_OF,-PUBLI P... HE,{1,RTNja
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OF PUBLIC HEARING'
Notice is herebygiventhat
the ,planning Commission Of
the City of Newport Beach
will hold a public hearing
to consider the followidg
I proposed amendments to the '
Newport Beach General."
Plan:
1. An amendment to the
h Land Use and Residential
Growth Elements to change
the designation of approxi-
mately 50 acres of unde-
veloped land north of the .
Pacific View Memorial Park rrIrr
,from "dovernmentai, Edu-
cational and' Institutional"
Ito "Low -Density Resl-
denial".
2. An amendment to the
Circulatlon,Element as it;
pertains to Coast Highway !
in Corona del Mar (easterly
of MacArthur Boulevard),
3, An amendment -to the
Recreation and Open Space
Element to include a green-
belt designation along the
{ south side of Ocean Soule-
Yard 'in Corona del Mar,
from Carnation Avenue to
Poppy Avenue.
4.'An amendment to the
Land Use and Residential
Growth Elements to con -
Sider alternative land use
designations for the unde-
veloped' property in New.
t port Center located at Jam-
boree Road and Coast High-
way (currently designated
'ILow-Density Residential")
and at MacArthur Soule -
I Yard and Coast Highway
(currently designated "Ad-
i ministrative, Professional
and Financials' and,"Rgc-
1 reational'and Marine Com-
mercial").
f5. An amendment to the
Land Use and Residential
i- Growth Elements to-' 1)
create a "Medium�Density
Residential" category, • 2)
Iadd a definition of "build-
able acreage", and 3) re-
vise the wording of certain
i sections of the Elements.
Notice is hereby further
.given that said public hear-
ing will be held on the 19th
day of June, 1975, at the
hour of 7;00 p.m. in the
Council Chambers df the
j Newport Beach City Hall,
t at which time and place any
I and all• persons interested
may appear and be heard
thereon.
James M. Parker,
t Secretary
Newport Beach City
Planning Commission
Publish: June 5, 1975, in
the Newport Harbor Ensign.
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Notice is hereby given that the Planning Commission of the City
of Newport Beach will hold a public hearing to consider the
following proposed amendments to the Newport Beach General Plan:
1. An amendment to the Land Use and Residential Growth
Elements to change the designation of approximately
50 acres of undeveloped land north of the Pacific
View Memorial Park from "Governmental, Educational and
Institutional" to "Low -Density Residential"
2. An amendment to the Circulation Element as it pertains
to Coast Highway in Corona del Mar (easterly of
MacArthur Boulevard).
3. An amendment to the Recreation and Open Space Element
to include a greenbelt designation along the south side
of Ocean Boulevard in Corona del Mar, from Carnation
Avenue to Poppy Avenue.
4. An amendment to the Land Use and Residential Growth
Elements to cohside'r alternative land use designations
for the undeveloped property in Newport Center
located at Jamboree Road and Coast Highway -(currently
designated ".Low -Density Residential") and at MacArthur
Boulevard and Coast Highway (currently designated
"Administrative, Professional and Financial" and
"Recreational and Marine Commercial").
5. An amendment to the Land Use and Residential Growth
Elements to: 1) create a "Medium -Density Residential"
category, 2) add a definition of "buildable acreage", and
3) revise the wording of certain sections of the Elements.
Notice is hereby further given that said public hearing will
be held on the 19th day of June, 1975, at the hour of 7:00 p.m.
in the Council Chambers of the Newport Beach City Hall, at
which time and place any and all persons interested may appear
and be heard thereon.
James M. Parker, Secretary
Newport Beach City
Planning Commission
Publication Date June 5, 1975
Received for
Publication
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There being no others desiring to appear and be
heard, the public hearing was closed.
Planning Commission discussed the use permit
procedure which would include a public hearing
before the Planning Commission as opposed to the
Ian review process at staff level and felt that
t issue of parking was of significant importance
to a community and adjoining properties to
warra t the use permit procedure.
Motion
X
Motion w s made to recommend to the City Council
that Amen ent No. 442 be adopted as proposed.
Discussion o the motion included future review
of the effecti ness of the proposed amendment,
and that the ava'lability of guest parking for
docked boats be in luded in the required parking
for waterfront rest rants.
Motion
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as made to include as
An amendment to the mo\ofa
Ayes
X
X
X
X
X
a consideration the avility of guest spaces
Noes
X
for docked boats adjacwaterfront restaurant
.
All Ayes
The original motion waoted on and carried.
Item #13
Request from the SantaRiver/Sa iago Creek
APPROVED
Greenbelt Commission fe City of ewport Beach
to participate in the opment of a Ian forthe
lower river. (Dison) (Referre by CityCouncil
for recommendaPlanning
Commission haviously reviewed s idesof
the proposed plan aafternoon study se ioand
concurred that theshould participate i
the matter.
Motion
X
Motion was made recommending to the City Council
All Ayes
that the City of Newport Beach join the Greenbelt
Commission in order to participate in the develop-
ment of a plan for the Lower River.
Item #14
Initiation of General Plan Amendments for the
GENERAL
PLAN
June, 1975 Amendment Session. Set Publ c
Hearings
AMENDMENT
Advance Planning Administrator Cowell reviewed the
SET FOR
various requests for General Plan amendments with
HEARING
the Planning Commission.
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Planning Commission discussed the various requests
and took the following actions:
Motion
X
Motion was made to set for public hearing on
All Ayes
June 19, 1975, a request to amend the Land Use and
Residential Growth Elements to change the designa-
tion of approximately 50 acres of undeveloped land
north of the Pacific View Memorial Park from
"Governmental, Educational and Institutional" to
"Low -Density Residential."
Motion
X
Motion was made to set for public hearing on
Ayes
X
X
X
X
June 19, 1975, a request to amend the Circulation
Noes
X
X
Element as it pertains to Coast Highway in Corona
del Mar (easterly of MacArthur Boulevard).
Motion
X
Motion was made to set for public hearing on
All Ayes
June 19, 1975, a request to amend the Recreation
and Open Space Element to include a greenbelt
designation along the south side of Ocean Boule-
vard in Corona del Mar, from Carnation Avenue to
Poppy Avenue.
Motion
X
Motion was made to set for public hearing on
Ayes
X
X
X
Y
X
June 19, 1975, a request to amend the Land Use and
Noes
X
Residential Growth Elements to consider alternativ
land use designations for the undeveloped property
in Newport Center located at Jamboree Road and
Coast Highway (currently designated "Low -Density
Residential") and at MacArthur Boulevard and Coast
Highway (currently designated "Administrative,
Professional and Financial" and "Recreational and
Marine Commercial").
Motion
Motion was made to set for public hearing on
All Ayes
June 19, 1975, a request to amend the Land Use
and Residential Growth Elements to: 1) create a
"Medium -Density Residential" category, 2) add a
definition of "buildable acreage," and 3) revise
the wording of certain sections of the Elements.
Resolution No. 915 was adopted to reflect the
above actions relative to General Plan Amendments.
ADDITIONAL BUSINESS:
1
Review of grading plan in accordance with Condi-
NO. 2 of Resubdivision No. 450.
Location: is 40 and 41, Tract 1133,
loca at 206-212 Riverside Avenue,
on the sou sterly side of River-
side Avenue norr£her of Avon
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Agenda Item No. 14
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
May 9, 1975
TO: Planning Commission
FROM: Department of Community Development
SUBJECT: Initiation of General Plan Amendments for the
June, 1975 Amendment Session.
According to Council Policy Q-1, amendments to the General Plan
may be initiated by the Planning Commission three times a year,
with Planning Commission public hearings to be held in February,
June and October.
Three General Plan Amendments have been proposed for the
June, 1975 amendment session:
1. General Plan Amendment No. 18 (considered during the
February 20, 1975 session; purchaser of property requested
re -initiation for June, 1975 session; letter attached) --
proposed amendment to the Land Use and Residential Growth
Elements to change designation of Pacific View property from
"Governmental, Educational and Institutional" to "Low -
Density Residential". (The E.I.R. on this amendment has
been completed and will be distributed to the Planning
Commission prior to the public hearing.)
2. An amendment to the Circulation Element as it pertains to
Coast Highway through Corona del Mar (directed to be
considered in the June, 1975 session by the Planning
Commission at their meeting of February 20, 1975; excerpt
from minutes attached.)
3. An amendment to the Recreation and Open Space Element to
include a greenbelt designation along the south side of
Ocean Boulevard in Corona del Mar, from Carnation Avenue
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to Poppy Avenue. (Requested by the Parks, Beaches and Recreation
Commission; memo attached.)
Recommended Action
Staff suggests that the Planning Commission set these three
proposed General Plan Amendments for public hearing at the
June 5, 1975 Planning Commission meeting.
COMMUNITY DEVELORMENT DEPARTMENT
R. V. Hogan, Director
By /CAL / � //
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Advance Planning Administrator
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Att.
:f i2.UAD:�IUU11 I-10MIES, IiNC.
17802 Irvine Blvd • Tustin, Call. 912680 • (714) 544-4230
March 24, 1975
Mr. Dick Hogan
City of Newport Beach
3300 West Newport Boulevard
Newport Beach, California 92660
Reference: Pacific View Land Use Amendment
Dear Dick:
Please be advised that there are still'some legal problems
that need to be resolved between Broadmoor Homes and Pacific
View, which affect the escrow.
We believe the project is progressing, but kindly request that
the hearing now scheduled on April 3, 1975 be continued to the
June, 1975 hearing for General Plan amendments. We would also
request that the review of the EIR before the Citizen's Committee
be postponed from the scheduled March 26, 1975 date.
Thank you for your kind consideration and cooperation. I will
be in touch with you and your department prior to the June
hearing.
Cordially,
BROAD OR HO.IES, 'C.
eL. R. Lizot e
Vice Preside
LRL:ew
cc: Mr. John Vibert, Pacific View Memorial Park
Mr. Bill Foley, City'of Newport Beach
Mr. Tim Cowell, City of Newport Beach
COMMISSIONERS CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
2 p N February 20, 1975
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Planning Commission discussed the segment of Coast
Highway through Corona del Mar, following which
Motion
X
motion was made that this segment be studied and
Ayes
X
X
X
X
reconsidered at the next General Plan Amendment
Noes
X
X
I
X
Hearings.
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Planning Commission recessed at 10:20 P.M. and
reconvened at 10:40 P.M.
Commissioner Hazewinkel disqualified himself on
deliberation of General Plan Amendment No. 21 due
to a possible conflict of interest, therefore he
stepped down from the dais and was deemed absent.
Commissioner Heather chaired the meeting in his
ab\amend
Item n6
nt to theLand Use and Residential
GENERAL
PLAN
Growth Ele ents to redefine "Low—Density-Residen—
tial" and t create a new category: "Medium—
AMENDMEN
NO. 21
Density Residenptial"; to apply redefined "Low—
Density Residen't,ial" designation to Castaway,
North Newporter,`>and a portion of Jamboree/Coast
APPROVAL
Highway vacant site to apply new "Medium —Density
FAILED
Residential" designa ion to a portion of Jamboree/
Coast Highway vacant te; and to change warding
in Residential Growth E',ement. (Requested by
Paul Ryckoff.)
Community Development Director Hogan read letters
which were received in supportof the amendment
from the.Bluffs-Homeowner's AssbV ation, Balboa
Island Improvement Association and,the Little
Island Property Owners Association:
Public hearing was opened in corinectidlil with this
matter. 1�
Paul Ryckoff, 1200 South Bayfront, Balboa Island,
appeared before the Commission in connectio;'',with-
his request and reviewed the proposal in detail,.
Planning Commission discussed with Mr. P.yckoff
information received from the Edison Company
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relative to the availability of electricity and
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CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
CALIFORNIA
May 8, 1975
TO: PLANNING COMMISSION
FROM: Parks, Beaches & Recreation Commission
SUBJECT: AMENDMENT TO GENERAL PLAN
RECOMMENDATION:
Amend the General Plan to include the south
side of Ocean Boulevard in Corona del Mar as
a greenbelt.
DISCUSSION:
City Hall,
3300 W. Newport Blvd.
Area Code 714
673-2110
During a review of the Open Space Element of the General Plan,
some of the PB & R Commissioners noticed that the south side of
Ocean Boulevard.in Corona del Mar has not been shown as open
space.
The City owns a strip of land which has been used as a landscaped
paseo for many, many years and the PB & R Commission feels that
this area should be designated as open space on the General Plan.
The area extends from Poppy Avenue on the east to Carnation Avenue
on the west and is immediately adjacent to Ocean Boulevard
southerly of the developed street right of way..
JM:CCS:h
Jean Morris, Chairman
Pi
R ECEIV<u
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Comrc..
Develop��wnt
Dept
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