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ORDINANCE NO. NS-1327 - AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANTA ANA APPROVING AMENDMENT APPLICATION NO. 745 FILED BY TUSFORD-WARMINGTON REZONING PROPERTY FROM THE R4 (SUBURBAN APARTMENT) DISTRICT TO THE R4-PRD (PLANNED RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT) DISTRICT, AND AMENDING SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 8-5-9. CA 10 On the motion of Councilman Brandt, seconded by Councilman Ward, and approved unanimously (4:0), the Planning Commission Findings of Fact approving the following were received and filed: VARIANCE 76-44 - Filed by Tusford-Warmington Joint Venture to allow a single family detached condominium project with less than the required 15-foot separation between Main buildings and with less than the required 50% open space at 1401 North Williams in the R4 District. CA 13 CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT 76-21 - Filed by Tusford- Warmington Joint Venture to permit a single family residential condominium project and to allow the sale of condominium units and lots in conformance with the R4-PRD District (AA ?45) at 1401 North Williams. CA 13.1 PUBLIC HEARING Mayor Garthe announced APPEAL NO. 371 - VA 76-30 that this was the time 1010 W. 17TH STREET and place for the public CONTINUED hearing of Appeal No. 371 of the approval of Variance Application 76-30 to allow church parking along the west property line at 1010 West Seventeenth Street in the R1 and C1 Districts. Charles Zimmerman, Planning Directory state~ that in 1951 Variance No. 299 was approved and an arrangement agreed upon between the church and the single family residents adjoining the west property line of the church that there would be a buffer area of trees and landscaping; that the church is now proposing:198 parking spaces and removal of the buffer area; and that the affected residents have appealed the approval of the variance recommended by the Planning Commission on September 27, 1976. Speakers in favor of the Appeal were: W. Lyle Boyle, 161S-North Freeman Dennis Hayden, 1417 North Freeman Hazel E. Welty, 1601 North Freeman Bob Tompkins, 1611 North Freeman They stated that in 1971 the Planning Commission determined that there would be material damage to the residences if the buffer area were not maintained; that the barrier protected the privacy of the residents; that there is enough area for perking without violating the buffer area; and that the church never installed the hedges and landscaping that were required by the 1951 variance, and the existing trees have not been properly cared for. Those speaking in opposition to the Appeal were: Fred Kearns, 15102 Flint Drive Dr. Donald E. Reiter, First Baptist Church Robert Savage, 2428 Oakmont, Architect CITY COUNCIL MINUTES 406 OCTOBER 26, 1976