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MEETING CALLED TO ORDD`.',� P IRJ4, Er"
ROLL CALL. P r 0 a; n t C-IoDis, Foote, MulfingerP
Stall kx c Tcoo I e , V. atters . a rLd a irm a ra
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.Absent: No -tie
Motion by Comm. IMus"Alinge-r... secanded by Colmm, Toole to appprove the
minutes of the previous rite eti nrg, subjlect- W tha following core-ectiW%;
(1) Page 2, last parag;�,ah, substitute the word 17by" for the
word "for." (Comm. Collis)
;,,Zeso lition P.C., 154-7-q1-79?
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Motion by Gonim. V,-atters, srecond,�W 'Y COLIffi, kAlul i 9 aPP Ov
Resolutions P,�. IS4-79le-792,,
AYES: Commiss Ion or s '%Doll is , ForAe , I'Au: ,! _2�Anvx-, Stabler, Too I e
Viatters, and Cphairwan VT(A-Je
NOES; None
ABSENT: None
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Ity Planner Crawford explained the roaquest of Dvolyn Dale for a Change
of land use zone from R-1 to R-2 an lots 13 and 1.4. block 67, Ist. Add—
itional to Hermosa Beach tract, located at 125 - 2601 Street, under
rxovtsions of Article of (3ity 7oning Ordinance 154, as amended,
He reported that the property in quoullon was comprized of two lots
fronting on ManhattanAvenue. He said they a,'Ce cunrently developed
with one single family dwelUng %vhiclh W built a.,crazls the ratline. The
applicant's request, it app_voved, would then allow therm to have an
additional dwelling unit,,, that th.nj, pyroperttlas v4hich abut.
the property in question. are zoned %11'J'--I, developed with apartrraeras ,
the property to the south is ac.ned RZ° , the propa�tles facing subject:
lot across Manhattan Avenue are zzi:,med R-3 aiad Rice Mr. Graw:`�Osd
said that this request appeared to *,,,-,;e n. reasonail-We gradation .-)f densit-y
from the k03-1 to the R-1 propel -ties across the stzeet; tlwt the Gzaneral
Plan approved the requested den sity�
PlUTELL'A HEJARING OPENED AT 7:45.
Evelyn i)ale, of 125-26th Street, said that IR the R-1 Zone to U918
half -lots were being utilized as R-2 already, He said that by zoning
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NOES: None
ABSENT: None
Flanned i7a��o
The proposed arrrendalent to tYa, =0i.ty Zoning Ordinance N.S. 1.54G
establishtn.g a "PD Planned s�wv;e�o��d����n .M— cl:���€��c���o�, vx��.
Manner Crawford said the pledraried develc rMent had been under
development for frc3nn one ared rare-jralf years by tLe, zoning committee.
He said he felt it wa,a the proper ,aiaproar;ih for dove -..ant flexibility
in tale city. He said that a cealn a sjo,,5Ijtt of opL_: 7, spac:e,, livcabilAy
space, and useable re,.-Geation sp aoe- would be requirad n He said
that with the propose- regulations the Planning b omT1,j ssion would
be Beer to asstgn the density in any dire. -:A on,
m,r, Crawfxid explained that. thy: tau: rjose of a ialarmed development
ordinance was to encourage a balance between the flavor area and
open apace with a much b -.U0r assu, aMce Of clua: itlr- mm- Collis
asked about density iacrea,w allacatl= fOr abutti.rig parks and Mr.
Crawford replied that Cxfle justifw',a-Mon :ror a ?sigh rise structure Could
be its proximity to large open spaces. ,orrarP� . Collis also asked
why residents of Hermosa Beach would want a Planned Development
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Coram. Stabler answered that the Planned Development' gone was
basically a concept of developing MOM Viarl one lot at a tirrae. He
said it was of lbttle use when thinking of small indt- ideal parcels
but when thinUng of total blocks or !Elrge a.Aeas it world allow better
space utilizatiol.a He said from a developrie t co kept it allows
the most fiexibility of design,
PUBLI130 HEARING OPENED AT BD 2 4 P3 Hai.
Oars -arl ljossinstein of 1211 - 21st Street, asked the .carrimission if
a Ply zone would encourage high riso areas alo��;� the Strand, and if
it would open doors for large dev ,ojnm e Stabler answered
saying that the Coens~issi z3: �vaM g Nryi �.g to create a Planned Develop—
me�i.0� zone and ci"'J;:�i�.�ad there, �: VRy lwy'�r`li4ys ,r, w. f�.. au �j L-aY.�^��"jd.`�.ie`/. which �`+1c'l�ld have
to be satisfied bef a this would be 110' Ved
C1_4 , Collis added ttaa% 11era,�,osa ��; oac h has lead inferior aparkr�ent
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Planning Corrimission
!December 21, 1970
development V�Imazrlly be(-.-,aUS3 V,
that he do( -,,a not fear run �--wa..7 !Di high rise in 9_8,mmosa
Beach, because thers has. basm. no 0Such tit Redllondo
Beach where there is more IC'aaso-n to suc.il structures W. pre-
selit. He said that lie did see tyPle drather than apaxt
ment type high rise.
1ATalton, of Tmrrancw- (on,-,Ias prol..%'r,14Y in Heimosa Be,,ach),
asked the (Dommission if there �was a rAnt-muza number of squara feCIA
"lar"ner. c-,"fawfo-rd an ---
in the tota.j lot c0,T.j)jp_c,.tLcm conside_radit Y k
swel-fad no, eycept that condoxril'r.0,5_lma n'lu5t' e'--loeed, 20,000 Square
feet.
PUBLIOf I-ITEARING CLOSED hT 8:316 P.,�,A,
Chairman Noble Anoved, 1000.muj.. vaxters &mIc-ndsd., that the Pu.)I'c
hearing be continued to the nex.-�, I-eglijar pia.;- �i-jic -orr�i-,r,)tssion --raaet-
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ing. �Janiiary 4, 19713.
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AYES- ommisstoners Jol_105, Foote, 2allilcjer, Stiabl , TOO
Nob;,Ia
V' attexs, anc.
NOES: None
ABSENT:
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Mty Planner 0'rawford explaiwall t;,Ajat, e ,j I; Xtcencse Review
egti.o7r, 801 of the City 7ovm-
Board Inad requested an trterp-,�*etatirm Of S
inn Ordinance, as it applied tc; -realarts and', crafts slxzes, -%f,,7h,3,rq
goods were made on %ffie pr emisfz,:s r:.aa reFjc! th, e pesojui-ion pre-parmd
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by fhe Dov_jopg�e:jt a-ne- mmmented wtblat, "at. re-V;7,J-
should ba :".dried after "scld" criteflOr,, 2 of IR 1--obAlorn,
PaN-00. 154-794. Comm., Foote CTI-I'L4 x1a niumbers 'our
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and five be reversed. it atlas su.--ggested flN i-I n after ::equip -
meet" that "for making or PrO etsStMJ 01: 9r,, M" e added. Comm.
-ojjjs movq)d, corpm. "P-atters seconde.d., 14.11at, Plesolution P.G. 154-
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794 be adopted including the above ai-aensdments,
ommissionero ;:;oI31-,s, Stabler, Toole
AYES: %�o—
v atte,:�;, and Cihairmaii Nobivs
NOES: None
ABSIMT.- None
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December 21, 1970
Z Q319nr._�Ic , , y1mittee
Comm. Stabler reported Ithal', the Zo:,Ang ao�,,Irlvlttee was ready to
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li nalize the Prectse Plan assa oi the Strand a_dd
p,-esejit it to the PlanninC,'oi,unisston,
Comm. Watters reported that thf.- 501.1th 1,00s" PO"t i0n 0' t h
0 it Y a
being assisted In re -habilitation, and that the property owners were
now involved in creatiav, a 0,vvners Assccotation. He said
that by no later than thrz;4second Ir,.ee41AIxg nex-t year they should be
a formal organization 01 1WOPP-rW ovlrlerS, helptarg to upgrade Vv-,) area,
He reported that ft looked like a very su."'7Gessful project®
hft'at- I plar.% C-C)MMilftea-
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3 1 great de -a! ki,'as happened
Ofty Planner CraviAccd reported that not c)
this month with the Beach I'lan "aT �pjttE!e. He said they ware "fires s-
ing to conclude thestudy �.',ind w�",te, a ',r3P-CVt" He Bald it " lool-ed Wke
they would produce a wG_jtltj,.o._g'It f),at report which would represent
L.3 cOMMissiOs-s ! a
the majortty belief of thTee flaJ-JJX ci"Y �xt year.
Comm. Toole reported that he talked to for-mer Plannin;,g Commission
member Mitch Him.mc-1, and that Mr. %ImmeI,,i%iaxAad to wish Vne
commissioners a Merry '00hristinas.
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Comm. Collis reported that t-he Board of 7oning Adjustn, eats (agenda
item #4) had allo'-viTed a single jam-ly re_�,,idev-1ce to be used for three
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apartments with 1/1 parI-,j,ng. He feit that the matter was cut Of the
Commission's hands, but he questioned the frequency of variance an --
peals. Comm, Stabler said th-at he felt that it was not Out Of the
Planning commission's hands, that the Planning, mj-�I�ssion had
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created the Board and 'had a responsibil'tty to assist and advife U.
Mr. Crawford suggested that ".'Jae Commission get together with the
Board of Zoning Adjustments to deve.lopa working i-apport. Comm.
L^• atters suggested that in be an inforinal meeting. C-hair-man Noble
suggested that the meeting Ibe held ort the 41tha Im onday of Januany
1971, to review tl-.e past year and di-scuss the Planning commission's
and Board of Toning Adjustment's goals fog' the following year.
Decem ;ek 21, 1970
Ian i�� Coo: mf wsivn ccoz li%L,Lu,?nLs--
city Planner %-.Drawfdrd read to the Planning commission a list of
their accomplishments over the ,past yraar. He complimented them
on the volume and quality of their ac:conlPlist"Ments.
Comm. Foote wanted "o thank Oity Plan kler Crawford for the "D'ozr mission
for also doing a fine job through 1970.
ADJOURNMENT: upon motion by Coomms `Poole and second by Goram.
Mulfingero the meeting was adjourned at, 9:1i pQm. until January 4,
1971.
"DEIRTI 3.1. A SOON
1 hereby certify that the foregoing iminutes have been approved by
the Planning Commission of the City of Hermosa Peach at a regular
meeting held on the 21st of December,, 1970
,SATE
JAMES D. COLLIS, SEO-RET.ARY°
JOE B. MOBLEL, %k391�/id �