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HomeMy WebLinkAboutM2013-0037IMM Worksheet for Building Combo Permit Application Comm I Residential City of Newport Beach - Building Divisi R -Sou- PA NOTE: PLAN CHECK FEE DUE AT TIME OF SU L F.Building j" ;; Grading r7Drainage . Elec Mech Plum Cu Yd Droject Address (Not mailing address) Suite NGLI Description of Work . Use -I 046 fe I�` m � � pW� �,� # Stories #Units (if Res) 64�Eah vv" cvrvl�h" // y Valuation $ New/Add SF� Remodel SF Garage/New/Add Material/Labor box `' OWNER'S NAME. Last First Owner's Address _ ►►✓✓ Owner's E-mail Address i Jacquelyn.chung@sbcglobal.net _City Newport Beach StateCalifornia Zip Telephone 949.631.3121 APPLICANT'S NAME Last Applicant's Address 2027 Placentia Avenue City Costa Mesa State California First Pete Applicant's E-mail Address lJacquelyn.chung@sbcglobal.net Zip 92627 Telephone 949.631.3121 ARCHITECT/DESIGNER'S NAME Last F First F Lic. No. Architect/Designer's Address Architect/Designer's E-mail Address City State Zip Telephone ENGINEER'S NAME Last Bazley First Tim Lic. No. 50019 Engineer's Address 2500 Via Cabrillo Marina Unit 200 City San Pedro State. California. Engineer's E-mail Address FJacquelyn.chung@sbcglobal.net Zip 90731 Telephone 949.631.3121 CONTRACTOR'S NAME/COMPANY Swift Slip Dock and Pier Builders Lic. No. 797052 Class Contractor's Address 2027 Placentia Avenue City Costa Mesa State California ENERGY P/C FEE $ FIRE P/C FEE $ GRADINGP/C' FEE .$ . PLANNING P/C FEE $ ELFC/PLUM/MECH P/C FEE $ Contractor's E-mail Address Jacquelyn.chung@sbcglobal.net Zip 92627 Telephone 949.631.3121 PERMIT NO. PLAN CHECK NO. �81 PLAN CHECK FEE $ DEVELOPMENT # TOTAL FEES PAID $ CITY OF NENPORT BEACH \ �iY PRCIFIc � P� CE'RN IRPkICMT'S "E 0 0 VVOU RNE� I JOB FmDwSS 3 . MR v 1 I DRTE �`� ' 11. m March 27, 1992 ° - City of Newport Beach 3300 Newport Blvd P.O. Box 1768 Newport Beach Ca 92659-1768 Attn: Marine Department Please change our mailing address on the statement for the annual pier permit to P.O. Box 399 Radcliff, Kentucky 40159-0399 Thank you. Cordially, Lois J. Osborne 714-673-8249 May 27, 1988 Mr. Tony Melum Tidelands Administrator City of Newport Beach P.O. Box 1768 Newport Beach Ca 92658-8915 Dear Mr. Melum: � SSS -37-7 As you know we registered a complaint last September concerning the nuisance and encroachment of Prowler II. This boat was docked at 331 Bayfront, Balboa Island which is owned by Mr. Tom Hargraves. We would like to register an additional complaint concerning the Prowler II which is now docked on the opposite side of the dock at 331 Bayfront. The Captain is living on the boat and I believe that this is illegal. This is also creating a parking nuisance. It was also our understanding that there would be no further encroachment on our property. There has been another boat parked this week on the dock that is encroaching on our property. We request that you advise Mr. Hargraves that there is to be no encroaching. Thank you for your assistance in this matter. Cor i ally, ois J. Osborne J. Matthew Osborne P.O. Box 5260 325 E. Bayfront Balboa Island Ca 92662 714-673-8249 CC: Phil Maurer Ruthelyn Plummer w w�! -ROW AND ASSOCIATES PROFESSIONAL LAND DEVELOPME�RaES November 3, 1987 Mr. M. J. Osborne 325 East Bay Front Balboa Island, California Subject: Tom Hargraves Dock Dear Mr. Osborne: After our initial telephone conversation, regarding the boat docked on the south side of the Hargraves dock, I have been unable to contact you by telephone. My clients feel very bad that the neighbor communication has become as bad as it is. I am very sad and frustrated that I have not been able to reach some type of compromise between yourself and my clients. My clients are equally disturbed by the matter. In the urban society of today it is very important, both to us as individuals, as well as to the society as a whole, that people get along with one another. One of the traits of man is that no two people are a like or look at a problem in the same light. In looking at both sides of the boat situation I have seen that there have been outbursts and the lack of restraint on both sides. What began as a lack of discretion has escalated in to a situation where everyone wants to go to war. The direction in which the situation is headed is only going to create further problems between neighbors that live only tenfeet from one another. I feel that there must be a solution that is mutually agreeable One of the problems with the harbor is that noise echoes everywhere across the water. When people go fishing they get all excited and talk loud. This coupled with the noise from the boat is disturbing to the people that live on the waterfront. When the boat is leaving in the middle of the night the situation is multiplied by the fact that the ambient noise level of the harbor is way down. 3 Corporate Park Drive 0 Suite 200 0 Irvine, California 92714 0 (714) 863-0411 Mr. Osborne Page 2 November 3, 1987 At the outset, one .of the solutions suggested by my clients, which I neglected to discuss with you in our previous telephone conversation, would be to offer you $1,000 towards a airconditioning unit for your bedroom. In the summer when the boats go out in the middle of the night, about 12 to 15 times a summer, my clients could notify you in advance that they are going fishing and on those evenings you could close your windows and turn on the airconditioner. One of the hardest things in life to do is to apologize. It is much easier to justify the actions that have been taken, rather than say I was wrong in my actions or remarks. It is also easier to stay mad at someone rather than accept their apology. My clients would like to apologize for their indiscretions in the past with a promise to take corrective measures in the future. In addition, they would like for you to consider the monetary offer towards an airconditioner. With a promise that they will notify you and tell you when they are going to go fishing in the middle of the night. Please consider the offer, as I feel that it will be a benefit to everyone that a peace is reached and lines of communication are opened between neighbors. Please give me a call at your earliest convenience. Best regards, 1 ?ohn Richards. President cc: Tom Hargraves Honorable Philip Maurer Carol Korade, Asst. City Attorney Tony Melum, Tidelands Administrator Johnnie Crean Alan O'Kain, Attorney 4 -0 >1 0 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH P.O. BOX 1768, NEWPORT BEACH, CA 92658-8915 '14/FOFL October 6, 1987 J. M. Osborne P.O. Box 5260 Balboa Island, ,CA 92662 Re: Encroachment and nuisance problem at 331 East Balboa Blvd. Dear Mr. and Mrs. Osborne: On October 5, 1987 1 received the attached letter from Mr. Thomas E. Hargraves. This letter is a result of a telephone converstion I had with Mr. Hargraves 4 or 5 days earlier. Mt. Hargraves was hoping that the problem regarding the nuisance could be resolved by communications between him and Mr. Crean, the owner of Prowler Ii. Mr. Hargraves also stated that the encroachment issue is basically being raised at this time as an harassment and even though there is a technical encroa,,,hment it is creating no problem to the adjacent permittee. Mr. Hargraves is not going to voluntarily resolve the encroachment issue until he is forced to do so. I am sending you a copy of this letter to ask you if you feel if it would be worthwhile to give them a period of time to try to reduce the nuisance problem at the residence'. If not, give me a call and I will pursue the encroachment issue without delay. I can be reached at 644-3044. Sincerely, Tony Melfum Tidelands Administrator 3300 Newport Boulevard, Newport Beach Huntington Park:, Ca Oct. 1, 1987 Mr.. Johnnie Crean 5165 G. St. Chino, Ca 91710 Dear Johnnie, Inclosed is a copy of the letter thtt the'eity has recently sent to me. This letter arrived shortly after the prowler left for the cape.. I've heard from Dave that the Prowler crew had problems and had to work on the boat most of the night before leaving. They were apparently very noisy. On other occasions I have had to talk: to Scott about water flowing from the bow bait t,nk and radios left on, creating an unneces ar.y noise.. I feel Scott is not cooperating as to the noir--.e problem. I have had to talk to him at least three times about the bow bait tank being left on and dribbling in the water. Now, I know fi�;hermen leave at; odd holt.rs to fret to the fishing spots, but I fee?. you should talk to Scott and emphasize to him the importance of being as quiet as possible. Sincerely, c'` ----Thomas E.I . _ v Copy to the City of Newport Beach TEH/eh enc, FOR THE ATTENTION. OF WRITE IT -� W k y MQ t 1 Don't Say It. FOR CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN DEPARTMENTS September 29, 1987 Mr. David Harshbarger Marine Director City Hall 3300 Newport Blvd Newport Beach Ca. 92663 Dear Mr. Harshbarger: We would like to register a complaint concerning an encroachment on our property at 325 East Bayfront, Balboa Island by the owners of the property at 331 East Bayfront. This encroachment has been a continuing thing for several years. At the present time, the boat that is involved is Prowler Too This boat does not belong to the owners of the property and we must assume that the dock is being leased to both the Prowler I and the Prowler Too. We have had to endure loud talking, foul language, parties on the boat before leaving the dock, yelling back and forth and general disregard for any and all living in the area. We have endured bait tanks running for a week at a time and our bedroom is in the front on the water at the side where this dock is. We have talked with the owner of the boat only to have him cuss my husband out. The owner of the house had intimated that we would have to put up with the noise as this is a boating area. The owner of the house now does not speak to US. Several years ago, about 3:00 A.M. I was awaken by very loud and continuous talking. I finally went down to the boat and asked to speak to the owner. I reminded him that sound carries on water, that this was a residential area and our bedroom was right above the dock. I also reminded him that there had been a bait tank running continuously for the entire week. I returned to the house. When the boat left the dock, he came over the loud speaker and said "so long honey, I am glad I don't have to sit across from you over the breakfast table" When I told my husband the next morning, as he had slept through this, he was very upset and when the boat returned to the dock the next day or two he talked to the owner. He was cussed out!! That is when we spoke to the owner of the house and he did absolutely nothing. There have been many other incidents, too numerous to mention, but I will cite you two recent ones. Last Saturday evening or rather early Sunday morning about 5:00 A.M. I was awaken by noise. It continued and I realized it was a radio reporting the sea conditions. I then heard an "expletive" and when I looked out the Captain of" Prowler Too was on the bridge beating something which of course was making very loud noises. I went down to the dock and found that he had the radio on from Prowler I which was on the other side of the dock listening to the reports and at that time was unzipping the covers on the bridge. I asked him to remember that there were residents trying to sleep etc etc. He did apologize. I returned upstairs. Then I heard loud voices, exclaiming "where is everybody". By the time I looked out they were all over the outside of the boat remarking about it. Page 2 of 2. The owner was on the bridge talking back and forth'with the men. There must have been 8 or 10 that boarded. When they left the dock they revved the motor so long that our guest who was in our downstairs bedroom came up to another bedroom upstairs in the rear of the house as she could not sleep. Again, on Monday morning about 5:00 A.M. we were again awaken by bells, and then a spotlight came on that beamed right into our bedroom. There was loud talking and they kept trying to come into the dock. Apparently, they started out and they had a problem. It finally quieted down about 5:55 A.M. In addition to the noise on the dock, they stand out on Crystal which is behind the houses and talk before they get into their cars when they return from their trips. The Captain of the boat has a motarized scooter that has been left a month at a time on the sidewalk preventing the street sweeper from completing the boardwalk. He also drives a truck that when it is started, regardles3of what hour in the morning it is has a muffler that is bad and I am sure you know what kind of noise that makes. In the beginning we felt that we would allow the encroachment if the noise would cease and if they could be considerate of the neighbors, however, we have decided that the best thing is that the rules be adhered to and that the owners at 331 East Bayfront be notified that they are not allowed to encroach on our property - period. We would appreciate your consideration in this matter. We would also appreciate being kept aware of the progress of this complaint. Thank you. Cordially, J. Matthew Osborne Lois Jean Osborne 325 E. Bayfront P.O. Box 5260 Balboa Island Ca 92662 714-673-8249 CC: Phil Maurer Ruthely':i Plummer:_ October 14, 1987 City of Newport Beach Mr. Tony Melum Tidelands Administrator P.O. Box 1768 Newport Beach Ca 92658-8915 Dear Mr. Melum: We have your letter dated October 6, 1987 for which we thank you. This is to reaffirm our position concerning the encroachment on our property from boats docked at 331 East Bayfront. This will also confirm our conversation of several days ago concerning this problem. We considered the suggestion of Mr. Hargraves that perhaps the noise nuisance could be resolved by his communication between him and Mr. Crean, owner of the Prowler Too. However, as mentioned in our conversation this nuisance has been an ongoing problem for three years or more, nothing has been done about it when we complained, and we feel that the best thing to do would be to resolve the encroachment problem. We would also like to bring to your attention that the night after we spoke, the owner of the house, Mr. Tom Hargraves docked his boat, left the bait tank running all night and had a light on the dock all night which beamed into our bedroom. That does not sound like someone eager to resolve nuisance problems. We would appreciate your keeping us aware of the progress of this complaint. Thank you. CC: Phil Maurer Ruthelyn Plummer �rdially, J. Mat ew Osborne Lois Jean Osborne 325 East Bayfront P.O. 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