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INITIAL DOCUMENT(S) IMAGED BY IMAGED DATE
IMAGED
OCT 16 2006
CITY OF CARLSBAD
PLANNING DEPARTMENT
ADDED DOCUMENT(S) IMAGED BY IMAGED DATE
PAGE Revised March 30,2001
CALIF 1A COASTAL ZONE CONSERVON COMMISSLGN
APPLICATION FOR PEPWIT
NOTE: ALL QUESTIONS MUST BE ANSWERED COLETELY USING COILETE SENTENCES
TO EXPLAIN ANSWERS. NO ONE WORD ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED
SECTION I: APPLICANT
I. Name, address, and telephone number of applicant:
TRI-CITY AUTO DEALERS , through their Trustees,
810 Mission, P. 0.. Box 240
- FEIST, VETTER, KNAUF AND LOY, Oceanside, Cal. 92054 (714 )722-1914 -
(zip code) (area code)
• -.. 2. Name, address and telephone number of'applicant's representative,
• jf .ny:.
JOHN NAMAUX -.. .
1393 Basswood, Carlsbad, California 92008 = (714 ) 729-5648
(zip code) (area code)
SECTION II: SUMMARY OF WORK PROPOSED AND PROJECT LOCATION
3. Brief (one ortwo sentence) description of work proposed:
Development of an auto center consisting of six dealers having
nine major lines of automobiles. The auto center will be the
relocation of existing businesses from Oceansideto Carlsbad. -
4. Brief description of project location (city or countyr. -nearest road
etc.):
Property is east of Interstate 5; hounded on the north by Cannon Road
and on the south by Palomar Airport Road. The entire project is in
the City of Carlsbad.
TO BE FILLED IN BY THE COMMISSION: - . -
Application Number Date Filed
Filing. Fee Public Hearing Date
(Not less than 21 days nor more than
90 days after filing)
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5. Describe (a) ignations of t1iepropers1iown on any applicable
city or county general plans, and (b) the present Zoningof the.
property. Explain whether the proposed project is consistent with
local plans andtoning.
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Project is already zoned C-2 and the proposed Project is
consistent with the genera plan of the City of Carlsbad
A specific plan has been approv ed by the Cit
6. Attach to this application adequate illustrations (such as a U.S.
Geological Survey 7½-minute quadrangle map and a detailed project
iitap) to show: (a) the proposed development in relation to nearby
areas, and, as appropriate, to the line of mean high tide, th
inland boundary of the 'permit area, anynearby beaches 1 any nearby
public recreational areas, any nearby marshes, and any other major
features of the natural topography or any major buildings; and (b)
•precisely what development is proposed. • . S
• 7. Does the proposed development consist only of.a repa' o improve-
ment to an existing structure at acost not in excess of $25,000?
if so, please explain briefly and indicate how the, cost of the
repair or improvement was computed:,.-•.. :J:. .:
No. This ispropos ed as completely new structures fàrthe •
retailing of automobiles.
8. If-not a repairorimprovernent to''-'an'- existir strUtur,'js the
•.cost of the proposed development. less than .510,000?.. If so, pleas
explain briefly-and indicate how the cost of the, development was
computed: : •. ± :'
No. This is proposed as completely new structures for the
retailing of automobiles.
9. Attdh to this application ufficintdocumeita it show a'oli-
• cant's, interest in the property '(such as coflies Of de-66,, title reo
parcel map, etc..), and any easements-or other restrictions affectinc
the property. ' •Copyof title report.attached-.- . . ' •
10.. The parcel
Assessor's
(s) of property on which the work I. proposed are
Parcel (s) number 09000-827-010-47
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16. Would the development have the-potential for adversely affecting - water quality, existing areas 'of open water free of visible struc-
tures, existing and potential commercial and sport fisheries, or
- agxicultural uses of land which are existing on November 8, 1972?
If so,lease explain.
No. Water areas are considerably west of project. There are adjacent
lands east of the development which are used for agriculture, however,
this development will not adversely affect that use in anyway. -
17. Would the project increase access to publicly-owned or publicly-
used beaches, to recreation areas, or to natural reserves? Please
explain.
No. The beaches, recreation .aréa's and natural 'reserves are too far
removed from this area to have any affect on access'tosuch areas.
18. Would the development affect any area that could be used for public
recreation or as a wildlife preserve? Would the development affect
: any area of historic or archeological importance? Please explain.
No. Please see environmental statement attached.
19. What provisions have 'been made in the project for treatment of-
solid and liquid.wastes, and for their disposition and management,
• so that adverse effects upon coastal, zone resources will be minimize.
Solid and lIquid wastes will 'be controlled by the City of Carlsbad.
Sewer ser'rice is available with treatment and disposal a part of the
Encina water' pollution control facility.
20.. Describe any provisions in the project to ensure that alterations
to existing land forms and'vegetation, and construction of struc-
tures, will cause minirumi adverse effect to scenic resources and - -
minimum danger of floods, landslides, erosion, siltation, or
failure in the event of earthquake. .
The matter is treated in detail in the environmental statement attached.
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8ll.__List ..thei nm adess of each owner property adjacnt to
the site of the proposed development.
Mr. and Ns. Paul Ecke, $r., Saxony Road,Encinitas, California I
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SECTION III: DI'AILED DESCRIPTION 0F PROPOSED WORK,•___
2''Dos th vLopment iWmlvE didging-fiIiingri or '-otherytise er-
ing-any Day,.estuary.,. salt rrtarsh, -river
I - If so, please explain.
No. Project is not in any way related to or otherwise affect or alter
bay, estuary, salt marsh, river mouth, slough or lagoon.
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the development. reduce the-.size ofany beach or other area
usable for public recreation' If so, please explain..
No. Project is east of 1-5 and is not related or even close to
beàches.
14. Would the development reduce or Impose' réstrlc€ions upon: public
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access. to tidal and submerged lands,beache or the line .of'mean
high tide where there is no beach If so, please explain..,
No. 'Prolect is east of 1-5: between I-S'and the beach 'there-is
'presently considerble residential and M-1 development.
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15. Would the development substantially interfere with or detract from
the line of sight to'ard the sea fr'om the'state highway nearest the
coast? If so, please explain. '
No. Proposed project is east of 1-5 and .will not block any views
toward the sea from said highway.
•INSTRUCTIONS TO APPLICAN•
C. Complete Parts A,B,C,D and E.
2. Filing Fee $100.00 plus $5.00 for each
- additional lot or parcel.
3. Make check payable to City of Carlsbad.
4. Information to be type written.
APPLI TION FOR CHANGE OF -
and PTION OF A 'EFCFFC PLAN t-'
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Submitted to the Carlsbad City
Planning Commission
Date Received-
Date of Hearing 22 s j 1C17
PART A------------------------GENERAL INFORMATION
Name of Applicant JOHN J. MAMAUX for Telephone _729 .59648
TRI-CITY AUTO DEALERS
Applicant's Mailing Address 1393 Basswood Ave., Carlsbad, Cal. 92008
Location of Property by Street SE_ Corner _Cannon _Road _and _Interstate _5,
PART B-------------------LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY
Attach to this application one copy of a complete legal description of the
property for which a change of zone and adoption of a specific plan is requested
PART C-------------------------------REQUEST
Change of Zone from 2 A-loc' to Commercial
PARTD---------------------------------MAP
Attach to this application IM COPIES of a map prepared by a registered civil
engineer, architect or licensed land surveyor which shows the exact boundaries,
dimensions and bearing of each line of the property for which a reclassification
and a specific plan is requested; names and widths of bordering streets-; location
and width of alleys and/or easements.
PART E------------------------APPLICANT'S STATEMENT
(Attach separate sheet if area for statement is not sufficient)
1. Does public necessity require the proposed change? Is there a real need
in the community for more of the types of uses permitted by the Zone
requested than can be accommodated in the areas already zoned for such uses?
Yes,,there- js a, deftnjte need, as commercial activity js
existent at this time,
2. Is the property involved in the proposed reclassification more suitable for
the purposes permitted in the proposed zone than for the purposes permitted
in the present classification? -
Yes,, Freeway Location and proximity to high traffic flows dictates
a more suitable need for the commercial activity proposed
STATE OCALIFORNiA—CALIFORNIACOAS1 ZONE _CONSERVATION COMMISSION RONALD REAGAN, Governor '
SAN DIEGO COAST REGIONAL COMMIWN
6154 MISSION GORGE ROAD, SUITE 220
SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA 92120—TE L.(714) 280-6992
DEVELOPMENT PERMIT
Control No: FO9
MALCOLM A. LOVE
Chairman
WILLIAM A. CRAVEN
Vice Chairman
JEFFERY D. FRAUTSCHV
Representative to the
California Coastal Zone
Conservation Commission
THOMAS A. CRANDALL
Executive Director
Date: June 15, 1973
Applicant: i City Auto Dealers Agent: John Mamaux
P. 0. Box 240 1393 Basswood
Oceanside, CA 92054 Carlsbad, CA 92008
Project Address : East of 1-5; bounded on north by Cannon Road and on south by Palomar
Airport 2oad
You are hereby granted a development permit. This permit is issued after a hearing
before the San Diego Coast Regional Commission (a copy of the Regional Commission's
resolution of approval, vote, and other language, drawings and provisions is included
herewith). This permit is limited to development described below and subject to the
terms, conditions, and provisions, hereinafter stated:
A. DEVELOPMENT:
An auto center consisting of six dealers having nine major lines of automobiles.
B. TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
1. That the applicant agrees to adhere strictly to the current plans for the project
as submitted to the Commission.
2. That the applicant agrees to notify the Commission of any substantial changes in
the project.
3. That the applicant will meet all the local code requirements and ordinances.
4. That the applicant agrees to conform to the permit rules and regulations of the
California Coastal Zone Conservation Commission.
5. That the applicant agrees that the Commission staff may make site inspections of
the project during construction and upon completion.
Terms and conditions are to run with the land. These terms and conditions shall be
perpetual and it is the intention of the parties to bind all future owners and possessors
of the subject property except in the following particulars:
None
- C. STANDARD PROVISIONS
(1) STRICT COMPLIANCE: Permittee is under obligation to conform
strictly to permit under penalties established by California
Coastal Zone Conservation Act of 1972.
(2) TIMELY DEVELOPMENT AND NOTICE OF COMPLETION: Permittee shall
commence development in a timely manner and complete in a
reasonable time. Upon completion of the development, Permittee
shall promptly file with Commission a Notice of Completion."
(3) ASSIGNABILITY OF PERMIT: This permit is not assignable unless
the Permittee's obligations under the permit are assumed by
assignee in writing, and a copy of assumption agreement de-
livered to Regional Commission.
• (4) APPEAL: Unless appealed to the State Commission within ten
(10) days following final action by the San Diego Coast Regional
Commission, all terms and conditions shall be final.
(5) DISCLAIMER: This permit is in no way intended to effect the
rights and obligations heretofore existing under private agree-c
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inents nor to effect the existing regulations of other public
bodies.
(6) PERNITTEE TO RETURN COPY: This permit s1all not be valid unless••
within ten (10) days Perniittee returns a signed copy acknowledging
contents to San Diego Coast Regional Commission.
If you have any question on any of these matters, please contact the staff
of the Regional Commission.
Very truly yours,
Thomas A. Crandall, Executive Director
San Die ast Regional Commission
By c2.
Directions to Permittee: Perinittee is to execute below and return one copy
of this permit to the San Diego Coast Regional Commission.
I have read and understand the terms, conditions, limitations, and provisions
of this permit and agree to abide by them.
Control No. q • Date Signed by Permittee
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1200 ELM AVENUE
CARLSBAD, CALIFORNIA 92008
PLANNING DEPARTMENT
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Citp of Carldab
TELEPHONE:
(714) 729-1181
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Tom Crandall, Executive Director
San Diego Coast Regional Commission
1600 Pacific Highway, Room 355
San Diego, California, 92101
Dear Tom:
The applicant i,/-fL7TY/)O7Z)
has requested a letter from this Department to the San Diego Coast Regional
Commission stating the City's "approval-in-concept" for his project known as
PLAZA E L IET
The Project at this time is ministerial in nature, and, if all City codes
and conditions are met at time of plan check, a permit will be issued.
( As background information, we are enclosing staff reports, resolutions,
environmental impact statements, etc. for any discretionary actions that
were taken by the City regarding this project. These actions included:
1. Pre-annexational zone change from (county) to
(city). Approved by City Council on
(Case Number-
Zone Zone Change from - to C -
by City Council on if/I '/7 (Case No. _.
3. Master plan establishing densities of dwelling units
per acre. Approved by City Council on , and being
(Case No.*).
Specific Plan approved by City Council on f4/7 _(Case No. P-f9_).
Tentative Map approved by City Council on 4114.172-_(Case No.CT 72--3).
F(&1-'c- MPF' pF 5 k'Et }(/t/
6. Conditional Use Permit to allow
Approved by Planning Commission on (Case No.
7. Variance to allow . Approved by
Planning Commission on --(Case No
If we can be of any further assistance, just call this office at (714)729 -l 18 1,ext.25.
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MICHAEL C. ZANDER-
Assistant Planner
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SECTION IV: OTHER PL1ITS OR APPROVALS NEEDED
23:. List all permits, permissions, or approvals required from public
-agencies for this project, and indicate whether these permits,
permissions, or approvals have been (a) applid for and (b) granted.
I ("Public agencies" includes cities, counties, regional agencies,
L redevelopment agencies, etc., and also includas the State Lands
I Commission, the Army Corps of Engineers, and the appropriate
Regional Water Quality Control Board.)
City of Carlsbad has approved all required zone caes.,.specific_...
plans, architectural controls, tentative map, final subdivision map,
grading plans and street improvement permits; only permits
remaining to be acquired will be building permits, for each dealership.
SECTION V: PROJECT'S CONSISTENCY WITH THE CALIFORNIA COASTAL ZONE
CONSERVATION ACT OF 1972
22. The California Coastal Zone Conservation Act of 1972 states, in
Section 27402, that no permit shall be issued unless the regional
commission has first found both of the following:
(a) Thatthe developmentwill not have any substantial adverse
environmental or ecological effect, and
(b) That the development is consistent with the following find-
ings, declarations, and objectives:
• (1) "The California coastal zone is a distinct and valuable
natural resource belonging to all the people and exist-
ing as a delicately balanced eco-system; ...the per-
manent protection of the remaining natural and scenic
resources of the coastal zone is a paramount concern
to present and future residents of the state and
nation; . .in order to promote the public safety,
health and welfare, and to protect public and private
property, wildlife, marine fisheries, and other ocean
resources, and the natural environment, it is neces-
sary to preserve the ecological - balance of the coastal
zone and prevent its further deterioration and destruc-
tion; ...it is the policy of the state to preserve,
protect, and, whore possible, to restore the resQurces
of the coastal zone for the enjoyment of the current
and succeeding generations...."
(2) "(a) The maintenance, restoration, and enhancement
of the overall quality of the coastal zone en-
vironment, including, but not limited to, its
amenities and aesthetic values.
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continued existence optimum populations
- of all species of li\ing organisms.
(c) The' orderly, balanced utilization, and preserva-
tion, consistent with sound conservation principles,
• ' / ... of all living and nonliving coastal zone resources:
"(d) Avoidance of irreversible and irretrievable com-
.•. ' .mitments of coastal zone resources."
1se whether the- project is- consistentwith these r.e-
• quirements : additional paper if necessay.
Project has be' een approved by the City and all items above were
considered. Please see letter from City regarding approvals attached.
SECTION VI: ENVIRONMENTAL IZIP?CT STATE SENT
23 .''as an environmental impact statemen,t. been .prepared ór the project?
If so, attach a copy to this application.':,. If not, please so • •. • • ...,..H
Yes, environmental report is attached.
SECTION VII 'ADDITIONAL INPORI1AT ION REGARflING PROPOSED WOR -K
X you feel you Vould like to provide more information in'.brder to
describe your proposed development in' greater detail, please do so
and attach it to •this application and title it acáordingly.
SECTION VIII: cERTIrIC'TroN
.24. 'I hereby, certify that to the best of my knowledge the information in
• this application and all attached exhibits is full, complete, and
correct, and I understand that any misstatement' or omission of the
requested information or of any information suhsedu'ent1y requested,
• :" shall be grounds for denying the permit, for susendind or revoking
'a permit issued on the basis of these or subsequent representaiion,
or for the seeking -of such other and -further relief as may seem,
proper to 'the Commission. •.. '. •' :
• Sicmat'ure of. licnt c ...c'r-
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UOO ELM AVENUE
CAR LSBAD, CALIFORNIA 92008
PLANNING DEPARTMENT
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Citp of Carldab
November 9, 1971
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TELEPHONE:
(74) 7291181
Mr. John Mamaux
1393 Basswood
Carlsbad, CA 92008
Dear Mr. Mamaux:
Your application -of October 20, 1971, for a change of zone
and adoption of a master plan was incomplete in that it lacked
a legal description of the property. In order for your request
to have been heard by the Planning Commission on November 23, 1971,
it was necessary to publish legal notice in the Carlsbad Journal
on November 11, 1971. We were unable to publish this notice due
to the lack of a legal description of the property.
Therefore, the public hearing before the Carlsbad Planning
Commission has been rescheduled for December14, 1971. Upon
receipt of the legal description, we will submit a notice to the
newspaper to be published on December 2, 1971. If approved by
the Planning Commission on December 14, 1971, the application will
be scheduled for public hearing before the City Council on January
4, 1971.
Sincerely,
Donald A. Agatep tv
Associate Planner
DAA:sll
CC., Mr. Paul Ecke
do Bruce Stallard
1222 India
San Diego, Calif.
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FIFTY-ACRE DEVELOPMENT
TRI-CITY AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION
CARLSBAD, CALIF.
Following is an outline of the proposed 50acre automotive center develop-
ment by Tr-City Automobile Dealers Association to be located at the east
side of Interstate 5 at the Cannon Road off-ramp, and a brief summary of
the restrictions we would like to adhere to for architecture, landscaping,
signing and lighting.
There will be seven (7) to eight (8) auto dealerships comprising approxi-
mately óO% of the project, commercial development of approximately
309/o and street improvements of approximately 10%. The development has
been designed to take full advantage of the natural terrain and exposure
of the hillside adjoining the freeway. This has been accomplished by a
new concept in displaying and selling automobiles by isolating the sales
operation from the administrative and service complexes in separate more
attractive buildings and the utilization of interior sales boulevards within
each complex. These boulevards will also help eliminate heavy traffic and
conjestion in the main street through the development. It is also our
intention to have a center landscaped parkway with left turn lanes into
each improvement.
ARCHITECTURAL RESTRICTIONS:
It is the owners' intent that all of the buildings developed, whether
commercial or automotive, shall adhere to strict architectural criteria and
that they complement each other in their design and usage of materials,
whether spanish, contemporary, etc. There will be minimum front setbacks
established for all buildings and we would like to recommend 100 ft. from
the center line of the street,
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Honorable Mayor and City Council . May 18, 1971 • Page
2) the proposed road at no expense to. the land owners. Said
construction will include all utilities (water, sewer, gas,
electric and telephone) as well as street lights, storm faci-
lities, curbs, gutters, sidewalk, and all appurtenances
normally included in City requirements for road improvements
in 'subdivisions;
(a) Recognizing that the City's participating will require
long-range budget considerations, it is understood that the
road development can be accomplished over a period of several
years. Actual engineering design cannot begin until the
precise location of the road is determined. Rest assured-
that the Association will pursue the development of the
Specific Plan in a diligent manner;
3. Change of the name of Cannon Drive to a name advantageous to
the Auto Center Complex. This name change will necessitate
the California Division of Highways' changing the Freeway
road designation signs to provide some additional advertising
for the Center;
4. Permission to erect a sign acknowledging that the site will
be the future location of the Auto Center;
5. Cooperating with the Auto Center development to place, by
ordinance, certain restrictions on signs, decorated lighting,
and other site development concepts that will insure the
community that this development will
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-be constructed and main-
tamed with the highest and best aesthetic sense.
- Please be advised that we are available to meet with
City officials at any time to discuss this matter.
We would like to further thank Mayor Dunne and each
Councilman, as well as City Manager Jack Arnold, Planning
Director Joe Olinghouse, Assistant Planning Director Bob Johnston,
and City Manager Hunter Cook. Your continued cooperation and as-
sistance will make this project a reality.
JJM/tc
•' Very truly yours,
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THE TRI-CITY AUTOMOBILE
ASSOCIATION
John J. Mamaux, Project
DEALERS
Manager
QUALITY
ORIGINAL (S)
A G R E E M E N T
1. THIS Ac1-ZF:fr1I;NT is enLered into between the
TRI-CITY AUTO DEALERS' ASSOCIATION and VINCE DIXON FORD, INC.,
V. R. DIXON and RICHARD C. APODAC.
2. The ASSOCIATION is developing an auto center
complex in Carlsbad, California, on lots 2 - 11 of Carlsbad
Tract No. 72-3. DIXON and APODAC have taken title to lot 10
and have leased it to VINCE DIXON FORD, INC. All lots in the
Center are subject to conditions and restrictions including
architectural controls exercised by an architectural committee.
Controls include provisions governing signs.
3. The ASSOCIATION, acting in its capacity as an
Architectural Control Committee, agrees to permit a temporary
variance on signs for lot 10 of Carlsbad Tract No. 72-3 from
the requirements set forth in conditions and restrictions
and Section XII of the architectural controls applicable to
lots 2 through 11 of said Tract.
4. The variance and terms thereof are as follows:
a) One pole sign conforming to Carlsbad's sign
ordinanwhi,i permits a particular sign for a commercial
-right center sign/is one which will be temporarily available
to DIXON FORD and which will revert to the ASSOCIATION when
(06fiftruction on a second dealership in the Auto Center i
or when the ASSOCIATION notifies DIXON FORD that
it will utilize the Center sign for Center purposes, which-
ever occurs first.
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b) Other pole signs not to exceed
which conform to C arl sb ad!s sign ordinance governing indivi-
dual business establishments within a commercial center may
be erected. These signs, if nonconforming to Section XII of
the architectural standards, may rema u onstruction
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on a second dealer site is eee~'-c unti - the ASSOCIATION,
[or good cause, determines the variance shall terminate.
5. DIXON, APODAC and DIXON FORD understand that
signs approved under this Agreement may have to be replaced
totally when other dealerships are constructed.
Dated: 3 2) , 1973. Dated: 1973.
TR UO4EALERS'
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V. R. Dixon
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SUITE 300
0CtANSI0. CALIFORNIA
.Wuc1 the uses permitt ' by the proposed zone be trimental in any way to surrounding proper
No.
4. What were the original deed restrictions, if any, concerning the type and
class of uses permitted on the property involved? Give the expiration date
of these restrictions.
None.
The following spaces are for signatures of owners whose properties lie within a
radius of 300 feet of the property proposed to be reclassified and who approve
of the change (attach extra sheets if necessary).
No. on
Map Name Address Lot Block Tract
• We, the undersigned propery owners herewith request that our respective
properties which are included in the reclassification petitioned for, be
reclassified and ror the reasons above enumerated.(This space is for
signatures of owners of property actually included in the proposed
reclassification. Attach extra sheets if necessary.)
No. on
Nap Name Address Lot Block Tract
OWNER'S AFFIDAVIT
STATE OF CALIFORNIA)
COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO) SS
CITY OFc,69y9 )
T - M g being duly sworn, depose and say that I (we)
am (are) the owner(s) of part (or all) of the property involved and this
application has been prepared in compliance with the requirements of the
City Planning Commission as printed herein and that the foregoing information
thoroughly and completely, to the best of my (our) ability, presents an
argument in behalf of the application herewith submitted and that the
statements and information above referred to are in all respects true and
correct to the best of my (our) knowledge and belef.
Telephone Number Signed
Nailing Address:/33
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 20th day of October 19 71
Filing Clerk or Notaryüblic iV
This is to certify that the foregoing application has been inspected by me
and found t o be complete and acceptable for filing with the City Planning
Commission.
- OFFICIAL SEAL
NOTARY PUBLIC CALIFORNIA
AURORA E. CUNEY
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PRINCIPLE OFFICE IN
SAN DIEGO COUNTY
MY COMMISSION EXPIRES APRIL 22, 1975
Ret No._________________________
By
For the City Planning ommfksion
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front of people who are in a position to respond.
Everything can be accomplished with this attrac-
tive keyboard control. It operates similar to an electric
typewriter except messages are typed directly into an
"electronic memory." This means there is no paper
tape, no punch cards and no equipment to slow down
or clog the system.
It also means that your advertising dollar will
achieve maximum effect by getting instant and total
exposure. 1SF can focus your ideas on the thousands of
people who pass each day and night.
In the competitive world of business, advertising
can mean the difference between major and minor
success. ISE can help you make the difference, by
using your own merchandising and advertising mes-
sages day and night to create a lasting impression.