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<br />Hearing
<br />Establish Precise
<br />Alignment Sugar
<br />Ave.,btn. Harbor
<br />Blvd. and Santa Ana
<br />River
<br />Reso.No. 61-178
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<br />C. -i-,~uloat ion
<br />Planning Commission
<br />"Warner & Salta
<br /> N. & S. Annex"
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<br />Cnmmunication
<br />Planning Co~nission
<br />Storm Runoff Waters
<br />(set hearing date)
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<br />Appeal Appl.No. 29
<br />Variance Appl.No.1501
<br />Thyra M. Swales
<br />Reso. No. 61-179
<br />granting Variance
<br />(H. H. Reisman,
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<br />Were received and the ~eariug was closed. On motion of Councilman Heinly,
<br />by Brewer and carried, the following Ordinance entitled:
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<br /> "Ordinance amending Prezoning of certain property prezoned
<br /> by Ordinance No. NS-498''
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<br /> was introduced, considered a~d placed on file for second reading.
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<br />This being the date set for hearing to establish the precise street alignment of
<br />Sugar Avenue, between Harbor Boulevard and the Santa Ana River, as shown on Precis~
<br />Plan SA3, as recammended by the Planning Cummission; no protests were received and
<br />the hearing was closed. The Council having unanimously waived the reading of the
<br />Resolution, on motion of Councilman Heinly, seconded by Hubbard and carried, the
<br />following Resolution entitled:
<br />
<br /> "Resolution No. 61-178 adopting Precise Street Alignment of
<br /> Sugar Avenue, Harbor Boulevard to the Santa Aha River, as
<br /> shown on Exhibit PPSA No. 03"
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<br />was considered and passed by the following vote:
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<br />Ayes, Councilmen Royal E. Hubbard, Henry H. Schlueter,
<br /> Dale H. Heinly, Bob Brewer, A. ^. Hall
<br />Noes, Councilmen None
<br />Absent, Councilmen None
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<br />On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Heinly and carried, the comm~nmicatiou
<br />from the Planning Co~mission was received and filed, recommending approval of pro-
<br />posed aanexation to the City of territory ~esignated "War,er & Salta N. & S. Annex
<br />consisting of appreximately 206.6 acres, extending south from the center line of
<br />
<br />Edinger Avenue, beginning at a point approximately 1534 feet west of Bristol
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<br />Cu~m~nication was presented from the Planning C6,,-~ission advising of adoption of a
<br />plan for handling storm runoff waters within the City Limits, consisting of storm
<br />drain facilities, which is part of the Public Services Element of the General Plan
<br />of Co.~nlty Development. On motion of Councilman Heinly, seconded by Hubbard and
<br />carried, the co~aunication was received, filed, and the Clerk instructed to
<br />a Notice of Public Nearing, setting the date on August 7, 1961.
<br />
<br />Appeal Application No. 29 of Thyra M. Swales was again presented on Variance Appli-
<br />cation No. 1501, to erect a professional office building with a reduced north side
<br />yard, and to build an addition to same with a reduced south side yard, on property
<br />at 2020-2024 No. Broadway, in the "P" District, wherein applicant appeals planning
<br />Commission's condition that the west building wall contain translucent glass. Hal
<br />Davis, 718 E. Santa Clara Avenue, representing Mr. H. H. Reisman, new owner of
<br />said property, stated the Variance did eliminate the north and south side yards,
<br />the property would be divided into two lots, and there would be no change in the
<br />plans for the first building. Robert H. Jacobs, 2002 Victoria Drive, on behalf of
<br />Mrs. W. V. Treadwell and other interested property o~mers on Victoria Drive, pro-
<br />tested the unlimited height type of development in strip zoning, and requested the
<br />adoption of an emergency Ordinance preventing buildings of more than two stories
<br />in height being developed, stating the private rights of the residents are being
<br />adversely affected, and the condition imposed by the Planning Commission for trans.
<br />lucent glass should be required to maintain privacy in the backyards. Also, com-
<br />mercial parking and traffic would flow over into Victoria Drive and other streets
<br />if multi-story Buildings are permitted. Mr. Jacobs presented a statement of facts
<br />and arguments signed by 26 persons unified in protesting the proposed construction
<br />without three-foot side yards, the insufficient parking for building personnel and
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