RES-8431 Granting Conditional Use Permit No. 2076-94RESOLUTION NO. 8431
A RESOLUTION OF THB CITY COUNCIL OF
THB CITY OF ORANGB UPHOLDING THB
RECOMMENDATION OF THB PLANNING
COMMISSION OF THB CITY OF ORANGB
AND GRANTING A CONDITIONAL USB
PBRMIT TO ALLOW A PLANNED UNIT
DBVELOPMENT UPON PROPBRTY SITUATED
BAST OF CRAWFORD CANYON ROAD, NORTH
OF CREEKSIDE DRIVE, WEST OF ORANGE
PARK ACRES AND SOUTH OF MUIR DRIVE.
Conditional Use Permit 2076-
94 Applicant: B.A.
properties
RECITALS:After report thereon by the Planning Commission and
after due public hearings as required by law and after receiving
a recommendation from the Planning Commission, recommending
by Resolution No. PC 53-94, that conditional Use Permit
2076-94 be granted to allow a Planned Unit
Development upon property situated east of Crawford Canyon Road,
north of Creekside Drive, west of Orange Park Acres and south of
Muir Drive, the city council considered Conditional Use
Permit 2076-94 and determined that the recommendation
of the Planning commission should be upheld and Conditional Use
Permit 2076-94 be granted.Subject property is more
particularly described in Exhibit "A".During the public hearing,
the city Council
found the facts as follows:1. This
project revises a previously approved development plan for a 182
acre site which includes the extension of Crawford Canyon Road
to Cannon Street, and the adjoining area to the east.
The previous plan was originally approved in 1980, and was modified in
1983, 1986 and 1988. The 1988 approval allowed
development of 400 residential units,including a mixture of
single family
and multiple family housing types.2. The current application
revises portions of the plan,and retains other portions
as previously approved. It contains a total of 298 units, 102 units
fewer than the approved plan.In the proposed project, all units
would be detached. 95 units would be single family
detached condominiums. 100 would be detached single family dwellings
on small lots (average 3877 square feet), and the remaining
103 units would be detached single family dwellings on lots
approximately 7,000 square feet or greater. As with the
previous approval, the project is considered a planned
unit development, where development is clustered and
open space areas are consolidated.3. In general, the
approved in 1988. It retains the open space features, and
reduces density by more than 25%. All infrastructure improve-
ments shall be provided as previously required, including the
construction of Crawford canyon Road. The previously approved
multiple family components of the project, the attached
townhomes and stacked condominiums are being replaced by
detached dwelling units. This reduction in density, and the
fact that the entire project will have the appearance of a
single family development, is likely to have a lesser impact
upon, and be more acceptable to the surrounding area.
4. The construction of Crawford canyon Road is an
integral part of the overall development. Crawford Canyon Road
appears on both the City and County Master Plans of Arterial
Highways as a secondary arterial roadway. Many of the existing
homes in the area were originally approved for development
based on the understanding that Crawford Canyon Road would
ultimately be constructed as an additional north/south link in
the city's circulation system. with approval of the previously
approved final maps for this site, improvement bonds were
posted to assure the construction of Crawford Canyon Road.
When development ceased, the City called upon the bond company
to perform. The issue is now under litigation. A condition
has been proposed to require completion of the road in a timely
manner.
5. The construction of Crawford Canyon Road was
discussed at length at the Planning commission hearing. Many
area residents expressed concern with the completion of the
road with regard to traffic safety issues. Residents' concerns
were with future traffic volumes and speed, and they sought
assurances that adequate provisions would be made for speed
limits, stop signs, signals, crosswalks, and the like.
Particular concerns were raised with respect to pedestrian
safety at Linda vista School.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the
City of Orange that Conditional Use Permit 2076-94 be
granted for the following
reasons:1. The project conforms to the general plan in terms
of general location and general standards of
development.2. The project constitutes an environment equal to or
better than what could be accomplished under
traditional development
practices.3. The plan is designed to provide for adequate
traffic circulation both on and off site, and with
adequate provisions for emergency access for fire and
police
protection.4. The proposal is a well organized, harmonious
plan consistent with the intent of Chapter 17.66 of the
Orange Municipal Code, with respect to planned unit
developments.BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that Conditional Use Permit
2076-94 Reso No.
be granted subject to the following conditions:
1. Development standards applicable to Tentative Tract 14983
The Village") are as follows:
Building site requirements - per approved site plan.Minimum
setback requirements for dwelling unit from property
lines or exclusive use area boundary lines:Front
yard - 10' for living areas, 8' for front porches,and 18'
for garages, provided a roll-up garage door
is installed. (Front property line generally
coincides with back of sidewalk.)side
yard - 4' interior, 10' abutting private street rights of
way.Rear yard -
10', however, covered patios, unenclosed on at least two
sides, may have a 5' minimum setback provided that
no portion of the patio cover, including overhang,
is located closer than 5' from
the rear property line or exclusive use area boundary,
and that the patio and any permitted accessory structures
do not exceed 40%coverage of the
required rear yard area.Interior garage dimensions -
19'4" by 19'4", clear of obstructions.other development standards -
per
City of Orange R-2-7 zone requirements.2.
Development standards
applicable to Tentative Tract 14984 The Cottages":) are
as follows:Building site requirements -
per site plan and tract map.Minimum setback requirements for
dwelling unit from property lines or exclusive
use area boundary lines:Front yard - 10' for
living
areas, 8' for front porches,and 18' for garages, provided a
roll-up garage door is installed. (Front property
line generally coincides with back of
sidewalk.)Side yard - 5' from interior
lot lines, 10' abutting private street rights of way Rear
yard - 10', however, covered patios,
unenclosed on at least two sides, may have a
5' minimum setback provided that no portion of the
patio cover, including overhang, is located closer than
5' from the rear property line,
and that the patio and any permitted accessory structures
do not exceed 40% coverage of the
required rear yard area.3 Reso No. 8431
Interior garage dimensions - 19'4" by 19'4", clear of obstructions.
other
development standards - per City of Orange R-2-7
zone requirements.
3. Development standards applicable to Tentative Tract 14985
and Lots 18-67 of Tentative Tract 13529 ("Hillside
Lots",recorded as lots 18-67 of Tract 13913) are
as follows:All standards per R-1-7 base zone,
except that 18' front yard setbacks shall be permitted
for garages, provided a
roll-up door is installed.4. Development standards applicable
to Lots 1-17 of Vesting Tentative Tract 13529 ("
Estate Lots", recorded as Lots 1-
17 Tract 13913) are as follows:All standards per
R-1-40 base zone, and
the previously adopted "Crawford
Hills Estates Architectural and Landscape Guidelines Design Vocabulary".5.
Development standards applicable to Lots 68-100 of vesting
Tentative Tract 13529 (recorded as lots
1-33 of Final Tract Map
13529) are as follows:All standards per base
R-
1-
40 zone.ADOPTED this 10 th day
of January 1995.ATTEST:City Clerk f t citW'
of orange I hereby certify that the foregoing Resolution was duly and
regularly adopted by the City Council of the city of Orange at a
regular meeting thereof held on
the
10
th
of ,Trlnlli'lry 1995, by the following vote:
AYES:NOES:ABSENT:
COUNCIL MEMBERS: MURPHY,
BARRERA, MAYOR
COONTZ, SPURGEON, SLATER COUNCIL
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I LEGAL
DESCRIPTION EXHIBIT A PARCEL
I:BEING
ALL OF LOTS I lHROUGH 69 AND LOTS "A", "B", "CO, "D" AND-E-,
TOGETHER WTIH ALL OF CLlFFWAY DRIVE, CLARIDGE DRIVE, INVERNESS PLACE
AND CARUSLE PLACE ALL AS SHOWN ON TRACT NO. 13913, IN TIlE CITY OF
ORANGE, OF TIlE COUNlY OF ORANGE, STATE OF CALIFORNIA AS FILED IN BOOK
664, PAGES 37lHROUGH 45, INCLUSIVE OF MISCElLANEOUS MAP IN TIlE OFFICE
OF TIlE COUNlY RECORDER OF SAID COUNlY.
CONTAINING AN AREA OF 118.248 ACRES MORE OR LESS.
PARCEL 2:
BEING ALL OF LOTS IlHROUGH 33 AND LOTS "A", -B" AND "C", ALL AS SHOWN
ON TRACT NO. 13529, IN TIlE CIlY OF ORANGE, OF TIlE COUNlY OF ORANGE,
STATE OF CALIFORNIA AS FILED IN BOOK 670, PAGES 32lHROUGH 36, INCLUSIVE
OF MISCELLANEOUS MAP IN TIlE OFFICE OF TIlE COUNlY RECORDER OF SAID
COUNlY.
CONTAINING AN AREA OF 55.700 ACRES MORE OR LESS.
PARCEL 3:
BElNG ALL OF LOTS IlHROUGH 13 AND LOT "A", TOGETHER WTIHALLOF
SHELTER ROCK DRIVE AND STONE CANYON DRIVE ALL AS SHOWN ON TRACT
14174, IN TIlE CIlY OF ORANGE, COUNlY OF ORANGE, STATE OF CALIFORNIA AS
FILED IN BOOK 669, PAGES 42lHROUGH 50, INCLUSIVE OF MISCELLANEOUS MAP
IN TIlE OFFICE OF TIlE COUNlY RECORDER OF SAID COUNlY.
CONTAINING AN AREA OF 29.625 ACRES MORE OR LESS.