HomeMy WebLinkAbout1984-11-29 - Newport Harbor EnsignTHE COSTA MESA NEWS. VOLUME 8 • NO. 30. (71•> 631-1120. SERVING ALL or COSTA MESA. nwRSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 19N • 2' PAGES • 25 CENTS
Teinporary Sb.elter
·Can Stay, City Says
by Michel. Pcmcpaaio ' ahelte1 ill w ... C09ta ~ waa
Reports of peopJ. -.p1q in 1 not eatisfying the condibona iot
a garage, cm illegally parked opetation requir.d by the city,
tr~ lock of proper supe.rn-the ..-. wcm llirought W>ce tbe
sion and the ab.nee of a mnoke comm=oo iot reNw at ita
alarm SJ9l•m prompted the Monday, No.. 2:6, meetillg.
Co.ta Meea Planning Comm.ia-
lion to ren.w the Ji.mg con-
ditions at a tempol'ary bouAD.g
aheltar befo.re it raewed the
shelter'• permit for ope.ratioc.
Willa Bouwena, auociate
1 planner for the city, eaid that
about SUI montha ago, one of the
tenaDta compla.111ed that the
1heber did not h<IY9 a liYe-ia,
full-time managez whic:IL » we
of the r~tl lor .. ,_.
mil
, "Wha die c:ity O'lt to ia·
YI .. ggM 0.. tnemag9t lituatioD,
an UJiOcdlj a1oNci trcDJ.r waa
fowad cmd a srm°'1• wm bemQ
uaed m a li'ring u.ait," ._ .aid
Sine. the t.mpora.ry houaing
The plannt99 comm*6oo ap-
held Ue ieaWa ~
that the fadlity'a per11Ut be
renewed b lill moD.tha by a un·
aDimoa.s Yote of 5-0. b a
mont.ba the peraut will be reiww-
ed for two yean wrth.out o beczr.
m9 J no complCJlllta cue receiv-
ed
SiateT Donna Mmcorl, 1:1,
iacWty di.recto•. nploined to th.
QOmmiWlO!) that th. ~· WG:I
DOt ~ \.-cl • a ljmg mait.
but bad beeA coa..wd lDtr:) a
playroom '°1 U. chucb._ wbo
liYe ia tbe bommg ab.elt.r.
"There 1a no OM Ueeping ia
the garage," Slll&er ~ told
ta. 09m"rioe. la aa ......_
befor• tit• -......... Siat.r
Mcm:ari laid ...... city •
ticiola came out ID ia' 1 «a•
they told ... the ii ....... coaJd
DOt M wd •a Puftoam.
''TU, Clllred -to cio. it mad .. clid. Now ..... 1MliDg ..
• goroge lor .. age apoce," ..
eaid.. s.e.r Maead aald date ac-
cn. .. _ of the at.ace of a
lllC!J"'Gef Qll9 ~~y wa.tne.
''TMn t.CZI alwc:rya be.. a
tull..tiaae maoapr,'' .... eaid. se.r Mnauti .md .... )am
beea tla e maaage1 eiaee
S•pte•b.r. Sile a.a o• tlae pr_._ ne~ clay aad a
MClllied CG J's Cid Cll I 1'•1a1
cxlftllaiD la .. el I 119 ca
tile ••• ~ ...
''Taete U. U -laou n,..r·
~Sf) Flights A J;>ay Weighed In New County Report
•Y Edo Moma
Ccmlm•cial cmliu Oiglltl at
Jolia WGJJM ooald reach 250 pet
daf, u..ader one po11able
ec9Jlario eam11iaed in a new en·
• TinmmeOtal impact 1epod (IJR)
·oa a plgUed upcmlioD of the
airport
prediction i9 port of a newly
relealed ElR OD a propoe9d
Sl93-m1lhon auport project
prwntly under consicMration
by the county board of IUpel'·
Vl80n
that the planned 390,000·
.quar•loot pa-. er term bal
propoeed for the alrpori could
be ltretched past capaClty, QI I
the eJdltbl9 Wmina1 ha1 been
The 28,fiOO.ciuar•loot temunal
now ID u.. at the airport wa1
1 de11gAed for uae by 1ome
1 2CX>,000cmnual pa-nger1, but w
bem~ ued by a.bout I 3-au.llion
pef80na each year
teded to hm1t fhQbta at JWA to a .. vere" impacts on surrouod..mo
planned 73 per day a rea1
The new EIR, releaaed Nov In pa rticular trafhc at a
13, cauboualy ••plor" the aame number of 1nter8ecilon. surroun-
idea di.o9 the airport would be crowd-
"The propnetor'• (county'•) eel ., much the that "traffic
a uthority to rec;iulate fuqbta 1 woold be nearly a.mmobU. du.r-
could be changed or ehmmated 1 m9 peak hours," the DR states
an the future," the EIR atat. In addition, higher no1ae
" the poaibihty of future levela caused by the 1ump m dm-
lec;ial cballeng• to the County' 1 ly fuobts would mob 80IDe 2,950
rec;iulobon., and the p<>Fbibty hom• l99ally um.nhabda.ble
to comply Wlth *1'9 law Some
497 are pr-.ntJy mcompati.ble
Wlth the m.rport, the OR ltatee
Even J fhgbta were held to the
73-per·day plcmned to take
effect lD 1990, when the new ter-
rrunal • acbeduled to be com·
pleted, the auport will cau.e
starthng trafhc iam•. the OR
stat•
The 250-fli9ht.per-day alter-
aa U•e, called the "Meet
0.mcmd" ICellario, eJlCQl\iD•
U.. futute of UM airport iJ all of
th. projectad air traftl demaDd
ta Orcmge Couty in Ille yecu
3005 la sut at JW A. TU gloomy
The "Meet Dema nd "
1eenano, which wen not mclud-
ed tn bn earlier EIR relea8ed
Mveral montha ago by the coun-
ty, waa added at the requ.t oJ
the Clty of Newport Beach and
.. veral other groupe which com-
mented on the onginal report
Accorchng to the Clty, the
county might be forced to
ovetu89 th. planned bve-story-
' tall t.enn.uMtl, ... n though 1t Ul·
I that future cucwnatance1 The 73 fls9bt1 -per ·day
In one alternah•• wluch
!'u99etlb that a number of new
rood1 pro1ecte are bwlt tn·
Newport Beach bad argued
Choosing A Mayor A Jovial
A/lair In Neivport Beach
~y l'lrlo Mom. u klll wwk'• OOUDcil election
in N.-port Beach is cmy inchclo-
tt.on, -'ec:tiDg a mayor la an
olmoat bol1terou1 affair,
~h aome· Dot.I of diacord
did ciwp into the aftemoon
pohcy a way from the ao-ca.lled
"no 91owth couDcil" of then·
Mayoz Pou.l Ryckoff.
Cos credited the incumhente'
rictori• to a "well~balanoed"
1ob by council "Ou.r re-election
and ow h.ing unoppoe9d wot a
~t tignal," be ec:dd.
For her oart. Pha.mmez. who
ran agaa.nat two cballengeu 1n
the W..e Newport council c:b.-
tnct, aaid ._ now pk.ma to "take
(City MaD09er Robert) Wynn
out to lunch eometime IOOD I ho•• a long liet of bttle pet pro-
Jectll I want to k:tlk about "
(ConUDued on p.i9e 3)
rrugbt make 1uch cbaD.ng• au99Mted by the county would
1ucce•lul. cannot be con· make some 700 bom• too llO&SJ Continued on page 2)
11dered remote although
epecu.latave "
"Moreover, the County'•
current UM of the termUlal at tu
tun• ita dea19n capacity, and
the unoertainty over future abw·
ty of the County to regula1e the
number of commeraal fhgbta at
the airport, all poee the po911bih.
ty of JW A being utW.aed l.D the
future a t leffla far beyond
Balboa Peninsula
To Lose Two Banks
I the 73 (flw.1bt per day lurut) "
Accorchng to the OR. the 250
fligbtl J* day pro1ected for the
"Mfft Demand" alternative
would rH"1t 1n "••tremely
TWO l<Tnllg9 i.n.atitutio.na bcne
a DDounced plan.a to abut down
their Balboa Penmaula bnmchee
by the end of the y.at -oue
after 50 yean of bu#n-tt..%9
-IJ)OUmeD ior the bcmb amcl
lmtweek
Both the Bank of America cmd
the Great American Fi11t · 1 Scmn99 la•k offic::ee oa tlle I
penanalo wiil cloee theu doaa
Lil December m cm .Hort to cut
pr09pect of banking out.de the
pen.i.n.ula comm u 01ty
"I wen u1 the beauty parlor the
other da y talktng to 011• lady
(Contuaued on PQ99 2)
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SPRtNG CREST DRAPERIES
' J
ORDER
NOW .,., ..
Holidays
25-500/o .
Off
Large Selection of
Drapery Fabric thru
November 30th
-..... ~ -·~ . .
At last an account
for the moderately well off,
the doing quite nicely,
and the absolutely rich.
Open an
IRA at
Sterling
Savings Now!
& Qualify for FREE Cliecking!
An Individual Ret1rement Account is a great way
to save income taxes and provide for your
retirement or other emergencaes. Each working
person who earns $2,000.00 can saJt that amount
away and save on income taxes. Where else can
you earn Ster/mg Rates and beat the IRS?
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CRYSTAL AND BLACK SATIN ...
elq11me /01 tlu thsA or tlTu.nn1 tdk,
• hostes.s ~ft. en salA //owns. '" "'"
Gift C.lln) you'll I•"'-araspir«I
holidtly prunat.s. Our fUJapns wall be
htJPh to aui.st you witli sugutimu to
/11 youT bua1d or tkcor, or pnla.f>.S •n
itho for tit.I friend who "ltAJ
ev~thin.g."
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IRVINE'S INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER
VOLUME I ·No. 24• TffiJRSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 198' •24 PAG~·2ScENTS
Bay-Front Property
Trail ors
In City'
ay Stay
Pa~
by Eric Norn.. Council aa beea groppli,Dg
A controversial ngge.tion to W11h tae imQe ioz ..-ntfal yean,
belt the reGdenta off cm eapen-and formeid a speaal city ooun-
ave ltrip of city-owned ba.y front oJ committee in Febnaary k> H-
property and k:. more than a:nune the f\Jture oJ the ate.
$200,000 Ill annual city revellue Und• the Dtatift propoeal
waa turned down by Newport appro..d Mo*7 iught, all oJ
Beach City Council thia week. th• 58 mobile horn• now in the
Council voted Monday, Nov. p<JJk woUld be allowed to re-
26, to approve a tentative plan main. although .c>me may be
that would allow the teAcmta in mo•ed to ruake room for a
the Marinapa.rk mobile home Widened public walkway at the
community to 1tay there, ea.stern end of the park The
althovgb they may be iorced k> walkway would be wide enough
pay ~her r.nta to remam ill the to allow peraom '° b.cmd-oany
ezclua.e ccaun~ small boata to the public beach
CoUDcil'• <lecisioo Molldcry, lll front of the mobile homee.
~-28, to •acnn.in• tile p1_,cm k>z ;1 Uader the aame pro~
the ta.l~Jr'Dck-k»lg waterlront ! ezHting Girl SOftt bOu. OD
pa'r appe or•d to ovesturn Balboa BoUle.md would be rm-
•H•zal recent recommeodatiou , ed CLDd repl°* Wlth a new,
that the area be turned ink> a SS60.000 buildin9 The special
land.::oped reaeational mea city comrruttee ll upected to H ·
amine • betbez to place the new
bu'ilda.Dg OD tJre .W. ale or OD
the diciJ n II city lawn bQ.l.Uag
grea OJl )~ s~ ,
Couacil a) voted to
~ '9Dallt8 m the
park k> 1DCr9me rents there.
which CoWICilmcm Don Strau.
noted cue preeently ''far below
the market" ·
Bob Splll'geon, pwmdent oJ
the Ma:riDaparlt Homeownen
A.oc:iaboll, amd Monday mght
he waa pi.a.d with tM "
p)aa "'
''nia glTea us ~ to
1tart aegohatiag hoa,"
SpuJ990la 9'iid "At-...,. .. bow M(e _..1'9 . "
Coa.-:U'• ~ '°C::::::llr..~ .. ;-.911;;>=:...
relid•t8 to *'t. it
(Conbnu.d oo po9e 2)
ISO Flights A Day Weighed In New County Report
~yEdc Noma
Coiiunerdal airline flights at
JohA WQJM could reach 2SO per
d ay, under one po11ible
8Cell<Qio ••amiDed in a new en·
• ti.ri:aam.utal Impact report (ElR)
on a pkmud •a-pcm.sioll oJ the
airport. ne 250-~htit-per-day alter-
ua the, call•d the "Meet
Oemcmd" -DODO, exami.Q"
tM futute oJ the airport if all o1
the J>t"otect.d air tra'ftl demand
in Oran~ Couty in the year
200$ ii met at JW A. The gloomy
pre<hcbon 1.1 part oJ a newly
rele<Ue<i EIR OD a pzopoeed
$193-milhon airport project
presently under oontideration
by the county boazd oJ aupec-
vaor1
Tbe "Meet Demand"
1eenono, which wm not mclud-
ed 10 on eadier EIR r.i.a.d
MVeral month• ago by the coun-
ty. waa added at the requeet oJ
the city of Newport Beach and
several othel' qroupe which com-
mented on the original report.
Newport Beach b.ad argued
that the planned 390,000-t eq\lal'e·k>ot J>099ngez ternunol
propoeed foz the airport could
be atretched past capoClty, a.a
the exi.ati.ng terminal boa been
The 28,600-equare-foot tennmal
DOW in u.. at the cn.rport waa
dHigned for UH by aorne
200,000annuaJ pa98ngers. but ia
bemg uMd by about I 3-mllhon
peJ'IOD.1 each year.
Aocorclmo to the city the
county might be forced lo
ovel'UH the planned bve-1tory-
tall terminal, ... a though 1t 1.0·
.CIJoosing A Mayor A Jovial
Al/air In NeW'port Beach
policy away lzom the ao-colled
"no Qrowth council" of then-
Mayor Paul Ryck.off
Cox credited the incumbent.'
victori.. to a "well-balanced"
JOb by council "Our re-election 1
and our bemg unoppoeed waa a
1i9ruhcant ligual," he laid.
Fot her port, Plummer, who
ran againat two challenoera 1n
the W• Newport council cha
tnc1, acrid ah• DOW plans to "take
(City Mo11a9ez Robert) Wynn
out to lunch aometime eoon I
ha•• a long u.t of little pet pro-
Jectl I wont to talk about "
(Coutinved on p.oe 3)
teded to hmil fhghta at JWA to a
planned 73 per day
The new EIR, releoM<i Nov
13, cauboualy explorea the aame
idea
"The propnetor' 1 (county' 1)
authonty to reoulat• fhghta
could be chan9ed or ehmmated
lll the future," the EJR 11at•
" the poaibilaty of future
legal challeng" to the County's
regulabona, and the p<W1b•hty
that future cucum1tance1
might make 1ucb chaU.ng ..
1ucceuful, cannot be con-
u dered rem ote, although
speculative ''
"Moreover the County 's
cunent UM o1 the terminal at su
bm• it. d•ign capooty and
the uncertauity over future abili-
ty of the County to regulate the
number of commeroal fhghta at
the m.rport, all poee the p<>Fbw
ty of JWA being ut:Uued 'l the
future at levels fol' beyond
the 73 (flight per day lunit) "
Accord:mg to the OR, the 250
fhgbb per clay pro1ected for the
"M•el Demand" alteroab ..
would re1ult in "utremely
severe ' unpocta on surrounding
a reas
In port1culur traffic at a
number of interaeebona surroun-
1 dmg the airport would be crowd-
ed 90 much the that "traffic
would be nearly immobile dur-
lllg peok hours " the EIR stat ..
In add1hon, h19her no11e
levels caused by the 1ump m dat·
ly fhghts would make IOme 2,950
homea l99ally wunhabatcible
The 73-flights ·per-day
suggested by the county would
make some 700 homes too noi.ay
to comply Wlth state 1ow Some
497 ore presently a.ncompati.ble
Wlth the aU"pOrt, the DR state.
Even J fh9hts were held to the
73-per-daJ planned to take
effect in 1990, when the new ter·
rrunal ll acheduJed to be com-
pl.ted the auport will C0\199
startling trafflC tam•. the EIR
states
In one alterna bve, whic h
suggests that a number of new
roads pro1.cta ate bwlt in·
(Conb.nued on page 2)
Balboa P ninsula
To Lose Two Banks
Two IOVlnCJI mlbtubou b.cn-e
announced plan• to shut down
theu Balboa Penllll'Ula blanch.
by the end of the yeaz -oue
after 50 yeora of b\lliin .. there
-spoumen for the ban.b .md
lost w"k
Both the Bonk oJ Amenca and
the Gteat American Fint
SaTing1 Bank olhe .. on t.lle
penmsula will cloee theu doon
in December m cm effort k> cut
p«>llpKt of ba.nJung outside the
peDl.Dsulo commuDJty
"I was u1 the beauty parlot the
other day klllnn9 to one lady
(Conb.nued on page 2)
SPRfNG CREST DRAPERIES
ORDER
NOW
ftr ...
Holidays
25-500/o
Off
Large Selection of
Drapery F abrlc thru
November 30th
..
At last an account
for the moderately well off,
the doing quite nicely,
and the absolutely rich.
Open an
IRA at
Sterling
Savi~gs Now!
18 MO
TERM
& Qualify for FREE Clieckiog!
An Individual Retirement Account ia a great way
to save income taxes and provide for your
retirement or other emergencies Each working
person who earns $2,000.00 can salt that amount
away and save on income taxes. Whe,. else can
you earn Ster/mg Rates and beat ,,,. IRS?
•c:tr agg11hd ~ti-.
trcdJ.rl wJth a kllDd9D csped park
cmcl a pomble Nlllcnuaat and
mariDo.
A Jw1, 1983, lludy by a
tpeeiaJ city Para, BeaclMe and
'*reatioa coaunittN Nac:becl
tM IClme CODClu6oD, su99911in9
that tM dty.owa9Cl land be
recMYeloped to allow mor•
public --~ dwpO• a predkMd SD.cm drop lD amuaal dtJ ,.,..._.tic. at .,o,e Nata&
A~to~at
l...e a pcrioo al the p:srk bato a
kmd,.,apecf area rec.Wftld ecme
IUpPon 08 the ooWadJ.
Cowadlmcm Job Coa, wbo
with tonur Mayor E~ 8tP1
and Cowac:i1mcm Doa StrciMI
•<H aaaed to tll• 1peciol
Ma~k commi... b1Ded
ti. Jeaf, eaid be Wt ... pk
lhould b. at l.a.t pcjrtkally
r•de•eloped.a He •oted
agai.Dllt .. proWeaa IMioa.-..
are retaiAiDg iM park ti.. war it
la." He IGkl i.. fot0red aader·
I llG .. ptopoaal wmch Woo.Id haft
I iJaYOl.ed mo'rilag mOll of tJa.
I
tra:Uen iak> a tlightar ~·
ment.
1 City Monager Robert Wyma,
I bo .. YW, told cou.Ddl that m.cmy
1
1 of ..._ older mobile homea ill the
penis might DOt comply with...,.,, I mon ltdngent ttcne lcnn u th.!
were JDO'fed. The horM9 .,..
' "grandfathered in" uacler tonn.r law, but would haft to be
· upgraded if they wen IDOYed.
CoUAdlman Bill Ag .. ad ...
a.180 aupported the po91i.ble
futwe rede•elopment oJ the
area, aaying. "I baTe ~ real
pzobleim bl mabatcrin'"9 cnay
I pri•ate U9ll of pu.blic property oa
a long term baaia." Agee,
~ . .otect m mo, of th.
t.neatift plan .
The bulk of th. Morinapcuk
Ii•, wkich ii al.lo hOSM to the
American Legion ffaD OA 15th
Str.t. we11 originally pu.rcbmed
by the city from the Poc:itic Dec.
tric Railway company for 11 bl
1919.
~ CRYSTAL AND aucK .YTIN ....
ele1anu /01 tlte <kJI& M "1e.s.smg ,.ble,
• laosus.s 1•/4 01 stlA /lawns, an ou1
Ga/a CAI,,,.,. yoM'll /md 1nspi1d
ltolul.y preM?W. Oa.1 4'sipe-Ts i.vill be
M/>11'1 to assut 10" wuJe .n.an11ons to
fit yo..1 bwlpl 01 <kc01. 01 pnlNf>S •n
idea /OT tla.t fratnd wlao "M.s
ewrytltm•."
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