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AMEND° APPo 60~ Hearing was opened on Amendment Appli-
<br />PLA}~NING COMMISSION cation 603, initiated by the Planning
<br /> Ccmmission~ proposing the amendment of
<br />Sectional District Map 1-5-10 to reclassify property on the north side of
<br />Santa Clara between Broadway and the Santa And Freeway frc~the P and C 5
<br />to the LP District° Plamuing Ccmnnission Reselution 5807 recommended approval°
<br />The Clerk reported notice of hearing published, in The Register June 17, with
<br />affidavit on file, and no communications received° There being ~o response
<br />to call for testimony, the hearing was closed°
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<br />It was moved by Councilman Brooks~ seconded by Councilman Markel and carried,
<br />that Council approve the reclassification and iustruct the City Attorney to
<br />prepare an amending ordinance according to Ey~ibit A o
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<br />Due to a conflict of interest on the next item, Councilman Carlson left the
<br />Council table°
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<br />~ ~ APPo 60~ - KOHLMEIER Hearing was opened on Amendment Appli-
<br /> cation 60~, filed by Ralph Kohlmeier,
<br /> proposing the amendment of Sectional
<br />District Map 8-5-9 to reclassii~y property on the north side of F~uit Street,
<br />between Tustin and Mabury, fr~n the R i to the LP District° planning Ccmmis-
<br />sion recommended denial° The Clerk reported notice of hearing published in
<br />The Register June 17, with affidavit on file, and that the following commun-
<br />ications had been receivedE
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<br />Letters received by Council in favor of the Amendment Application -
<br />Walter To Flaherty, Mo Do, 330 Wo 4th St.~ Tustin; Orange County
<br />Medical Association, 300 So Flower St°, Orange; Santa And Community
<br />Hospital, 600 Eo Washington.
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<br />Letters filed with Planning Commission in opposition - Lola S oMitchell,
<br />710 Mabury; Carl Schwarz, 702 Mabury, petition containing approximately
<br />~27 signatures.
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<br />Letter im favor filed with Planning Commission - Walter Tafel, 909
<br />Mirasol o
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<br />On motion of Councilman Herrin, seconded by Councilman Griset and carried,
<br />the communications were ordered filed°
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<br />Speaking in favor of the application were Frank Bueche, 820 So Grand, repre-
<br />senting Mabury Campany, noting the Planning Staff found the land use ~as accei~table$
<br />Co B. Knickerbocker, President of Board of Directors of the Community Hospital,
<br />submitting letter frcm Norman Moore, hospital architect, recommending site;
<br />Dr° Richard Opfell presenting Orange County Medical Association request for
<br />approval; Dr° Thomas Hanigan, citing need for expansion and favoring proposed
<br />site as ideal for emergency use with freeway access; Dr° Walter Flaherty,
<br />noting Farmers Insurance building in northwest was not detriment to residential
<br />neighborhood; Frank Gelinas, 1538 Eo ~th Street, former Chamber of Commerce
<br />Manager, commenting on location of number of major industries in Santa A~a
<br />because of hospital~ Dro Gerald S. Rash, Secretary of the Executive Committee
<br />of Santa And Community Hospital, noting difficulty in finding 20 to ~0 acres and
<br />possibility of affiliating with Medical School at Irvine if allowed to proceed°
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<br />Speaking in opposition were: George M~rray, 901 N. Mirasol, noting recent
<br />Cabrillo Park development for residential area, citing Planning Staff conunent
<br />that hospital would change character of neighborhood, need to maintain prime
<br />R i to attract industry, right of general public to determine living environment
<br />without other consideration$ Robert Lo Citron, 1525 Eo Vance Place, presenting
<br />written statement citing removal of 2~ acres worth $40,000 an acre from tax
<br />rolls~, noting traffic hazard to children using park and proposed elementary
<br />school, and proposing alternatives of having hospital use land already owned
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<br />CITY COUNCIL 229 july 3, 1967
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