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Home My WebLink AboutJune 4, 1991~ ~ ~ A G E N D A ARCADIA CITY COUNCIL JUNE 4, 1991 7:30 P.M. , MINUTES of the adjourned and regular meetings of y May 21, 1991 Approved MOTION: Read all ordinances and resolutions by title A~opted only and waive reading in full. PRESENTATION tp Dan Jelito PRESENTATION to Don Shawver, Firefighter of the Year PRESENTATION to Arcadia High School National Bicentennial Competition Team PRESENTATION from Sister City Commission INVOCATION ACTION PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE ROLL CALL: Council Members Ciraulo, Fasching, Harbicht, A~~ present Young and Gilb 1. PUBLIC HEARING Consideration of Zone Change Z-91-001, a zone change from R-1._,7,500 to R-1 15,000 for certain lots Public Hearing Closed; located in the southwest portion of the City. Aoproved 2. PUBLIC HEARING Consideration of Ordinance No. 1940, pertaining.to various permit fees, deposits, liability insurance, surety bonds and cleposits - Public Works. ORDINANCE NO. 1940 - For Introduction - Amending, deleting and addinq vari'ous sections to Article VII of the Arcadia Municipal Code (Public Works) pertaining to various fees, deposits, Public Hearing Closed; liability insurance and surety bonds. Introduced ` ( AGENDA 6/4/91 • ~ 3. PUBLIC HEARING Vacation of portions of Second Avenue (Parcels 1 and 2), north of Huntington Drive and south of Santa Clara Street. ACTION RESOLUTZON NO. 5590, ordering the vacation and abandonment of parcels one (1) and two (2J, Public Hearing Closed; portions of Second Avenue north of Huntington Adopted Drive and south of Santa Clara Street. 4. BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS a.. Recommendation from the Library Board of Trustees to approve the agreement between the City of qpproved; City to Arcadia and the Arcadia Unified School District Pay line charges to allow remote access to the Library s on-line public catalogue. b. Recommendation from the Library Board of Trustees . - to accept a$15,000 donation from the Friends of the Library. Approved Peter Jelito 5. Time reserved for those in the audience who Bill Connolly wish to address the City Council (five-minute P1ike Ferguson time limit per person). 6. JOINT MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL/REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY a.' ROLL'CALL: Council/Agency Members Ciraulo, Fasching, Harbicht, Young and Gilb All Present b. PUBLIC HEARING Consideration of conveyance of Parcel D Encroachment (Northside Project) to Chandler Investment Properties, L.P. Public Hearing Closed; RESOLUTION N0. 5591, approving the conveyance of the Parcel D Encroachment to Chandler Investment Properties, L.P. (Northside Project). Adopted RESOLUTION NO. ARA-165, approving the con- ' veyance of the Parcel D Encroachment to Chandler Investment Properties, L.P, (North- side Project). Ado~ted -2- AGEDNA 6/4/91 ~ 7'. RECESS CITY COUNCIL 8. MEETING OF THE ARCADIA REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY a. MINUT~S of the meetinq of May 21, 1991 b. FY 1991-92 Confirmation of existing Aqency obligations, programs, projects and activities. ACTION Approved RESOLUTION N0. ARA-166, declaring that the Agency is unable to set aside 20~ or less of its 1991-92 Tax Increment for low and moderate income housing due td existing Agency obligations; programs, projects and activities. Adopted c. ADJOURN to 7:00 p.m., June 18, 1991 9. RECONVENE CITY COUNCIL 10. CONSENT ITEMS a. Consideration of Zone Change Z-91-002, from C-2 H(General Commercial with a high rise overlay) and C-2 D H(General Commercial with a design and high rise overlay) to C-2 H4, C-2 DH4 and C-2 DHS on certain properties in downtown Arcadia (PUBLIC HEARING TO BE SCHEDULED), Public Hearing 6/18 b. Consideration of Zone Change Z-91-003, removing the "H" high rise overlay on certain properties in east Arcadia which are currently zoned C-2 D H, R-3 D H, R-3 H, C-2 H, and PR-3 H ~ (PUBLIC HEARING TO BE SCHEDULED). Public Hearing 6/18 c. Request for a Variance from Section 8621 of the Arcadia Municipal Code to allow Arcadia ' Christian School to move portable buildings from outside the City to the school site at 1900 S. Santa Anita Avenue (~9illis E. Fagan, A.I.A.,_applicant, for Arcadia Christian School - PUBLIC HEARING TO BE SCHEDULED). Public Hearing 6/18 d. Recommendation for award of contract for traffic signal modification - Las Tunas Drive and Live Oak Avenue - Job No. 627, Federal Aid Urban Project MG-3041 (345) CRP-L089 (205). Approved e. Report and recommendation to purchase Chevrolet Suburban truck for the Police Department. Aoproved -3- AGENDA 6/4/91 ~J ~ • 10. CONSENT ITEMS (continued) ACTION f. Recommendation to approve General Services Agreement between the City of Arcadia and the County of Los Angeles. Approved 71. CITY MANAGER a. Consideration of a request for a determination of billiard clubs as a compatible use in the CPD-1 zone. ~ Approved b. Consideration of additional reductions in the 1991-92 preliminary budget. Continued to 6/18 12. CITY ATTORNEY a. ORDINANCE N0. 1937 - For Adoption - Adding Chapter 8 to Article V of the Arcadia Municipal Code establishing a mobile source air pollution reduction ordinance. Adopted b. ORDINANCE NO. 1938 - For Adoption - Amending certain regulations set forth in Chapter 3, Part 2 of Article VIII of the Arcadia Municipal Code adopting the National'Electrical Code, 1990 Edition with changes, additions and deletions thereto, and amending, adding and deleting certain building regulations set forth in Article VIII of the Arcadia Municipal Code. ~~e~e~ c.. ORDINANCE NO. 1939 - For Introduction - Adding a Chapter 9.4 (4940 et seq.) to the Arcadia Municipal Code relating to storaqe and sale requirements of aerosol spray paint and dye containers by any business or establishment ' offering said containers for sale to the pub- lic. Introduced d. RESOLUTION NO. 5587, approving supplement No. 012 to Agreement No. 07-5131 to encumber Federal Aid Urban Funds for the modification of traffic signal systems on Las Tunas Drive and Live Oak Avenue, Job No. 627, and author- izing the Mayor and City Clerk to execute such resolution. Adopted -4- _ AGENDA 6/4/91 , ' ~ ~ / ~ ~~ ~2, CITY ATTORNEY (continued) e. RESOLUTION N0. 5588, denying an appeal of the Planning Commission's approval of Application No. MC 91-017, thereby approving a two-story addition with second-floor side setback modifications at 2050 Vista Avenue, with findings. f. RESOLUTION N0. 5589, setting City water rates and finding the rates will not exceed the estimated amount necessary to fund operation of the City water system. g. Claim of M. Sauceda 13. MATTERS FROM STAFF 14. MATTERS FROM ELECTED OFFICIALS ACTION Adopted Adopted Denied 15. ADJOURN to Closed Session, then to 7:00 p.m., June 18, 1991 Referred Highland Oaks Homeowners Association request for Wilderness Park fee to Recreation Commission. Woolard - Property maintenance problem on lot adjacent to 731 Fairview. Miller -"Dog Doodie in the Park" Report to Council. Woolard - Draft report re: razor wire for City Council review prior to referral to Planning Commission. Accepted Linda Daggett's resignation from Arcadia Beautiful Commission with regret. Accepted Larry Papay's resignation from Planning Commission with regret. Approved allowing filming at 105 W. Sycamore until midnight on June 21, 27, 28 and July 1, provided signatures are received from all neighbors at least one block on either side of the location. Approved City participation in amicus brief for City vs. Moorpark. -5- AGENDA 6/9/91 �, G l Z. June 4, 1991 TO: ARCADIA CITY COUNCIL FROM: PLANNING DEPARTMENT William D. Woolard, Director of Planning SUBJECT: Determination of Billiard Clubs as a Compatible Use in the CPD-1 zone. INTRODUCTION Attached is a packet of information from Jerry Jamgotchian proposing a billiard club at 300 E. Huntington Drive. Mr. Jamgotchian is requesting a determination from the City Council pursuant to Section 9260.1.12.(14) that a billiard club is a compatible • use in the CPD-1 (Commercial Planned Development) zone with an approved conditional use permit. When the CPD-1 regulations were adopted in 1981, they were designed to primarily encourage business and professional office uses, financial institutions, and very limited retail and service oriented businesses. Since adoption of the CPD-1 zone, additional uses have been deemed compatible by the City Council. Attached is a list of all uses allowed in the CPD-1 zone. • ANALYSIS At present, billiard clubs or similar establishments are allowed only in the C-2 (General Commercial) zones with an approved conditional use permit. The C-2 zones provide ample locations for such uses. Mr. Jamgotchian's request is prerequisite to his proposal for a billiard club at 300 E. Huntington Drive. The proposal appears to adequately address the concerns that usually accompany such uses. It should be noted that if the proposed use is deemed compatible for the purposes of the CPD-1 zone, its applicability would not be limited to that particular address. Staff has concerns with this possibility since the CPD-1 zone is intended for business uses and supporting retail and service establishments. Entertainment oriented uses have not yet been contemplated for this area. The CPD-1 zone, at present, applies to the area bounded by the 210 Freeway on the north, Fifth Avenue to the east, the railroad tracks to the south, and Second Avenue to the west. A map of this area is attached. Mr. Jamgotchian's request is the first • LASER IMAGED 106 r � formal proposal for this type of use. Staff has also been contacted in this regard for a similar facility in the new Landmark Development project on the north side of Huntington Drive. Included in the floor plan of Mr. Jamgotchian's proposed billiard club are ten game machines (1 coin operated pool table, 3 foosball soccer tables, 2 pinball machines, and 4 video games). Any place of business with eight or more game machines is defined as a game machine arcade. Arcades are only allowed in the C-1, C-2 and C-M zones with a conditional use permit. Eight or more game machines are not critical to Mr. Jamgotchian's proposal and it is not being requested that a game machine arcade be deemed a compatible use for the CPD-1 zone. The specific scope and operational details are not under consideration. These would be considered as part of any subsequent conditional use permit application. Tonight, the City Council should only determine whether or not a "billiard club" should be allowed within the CPD-1 zone with an approved conditional use permit. ACTION Approval of Request If the City Council intends to approve of the request, the Council should determine that a billiard club with an approved conditional use permit is a compatible use for the purposes of the CPD-1 zone under Section 9260.1.12. Mr. Jamgotchian would then need to submit an application for his specific proposal to be scheduled for a public hearing by the Planning Commission for a conditional use permit. 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'.....‘.,• --..-.:.- .- •-L-.•. •.A.,-••.-3••.::E-•'-,....R."..-:-...-...i...m--' 1'..:,.G-...:••E'•i-,-:•' 108 .-.. .1 . T0 .:. s . •,•.:••:,'•,:,••,,,-,.;..,.....-:.. ..-. /JO !IT)' H'F„S'T IDE!•'�;I,0Pit 1VT April 23 , 1991 MAYOR CHARLES E. GILB City of Arcadia 240 W. Huntington Drive Arcadia , CA 91007 re : Arcadia Gateway Arcadia , CA Dear Mayor Gilb: Equity West Development would like to open the ARCADIA BILLIARD CLUB, an upscale billiard facility at the Arcadia Gateway Center. Unfortunately, this use is not a pre- approved one under the CPD-1 Zone Designation so we herein request your consideration of the following factors and information with hopes your findings will allow us to develop this most exciting project. As everyone knows , visions of the old neighborhood Pool Hall - certainly do not create a desirable picture for anyone, including our company. Consequently, to show you how we are different and how much the billiard industry really has improved, we offer in advance of staff review and comment, the following very stringent and proven operating conditions for the ARCADIA BILLIARD CLUB: 1 ) The Club will be available to patrons 21 years of age and older only ( I .D. Required) and wilIcater to both Women and Men. 2) A Drivers License or other acceptable Identification will always be retained at the Billiard Ball Check- Out Counter for Player Control . 3 ) The MOTHERS AGAINST DRUNK DRIVING (MADD) Designated '' Drivers Program will be in full operation during all operating hours . 4 ) No Pitchers of Beer or any other drink will ever be sold at anytime within the Club. 1445 Manhattan Avenue /Hermosa Beach.Cahtornla 90254-3634./ (213) 374-3567 / (213)713-9366 AUP 171/41 A'_'7ni op 5) No Loitering, Gambling or any type of nuisance will be allowed or tolerated during operating hours. 6) A reasonable Dress Code will be in force during all operating hours . 7) All conditions of the ABC, City of Arcadia, Arcadia Police Department and all other applicable codes and ordinances will be strictly adhered to. In case of Violation, REVOCATION of our License and CLOSURE of the Club is an acceptable Condition to us. The ARCAD.IA BILLIARD CLUB will very positively compliment and enhance the nearby Restaurants , Hotels and other Entertainment oriented facilities currently located around this Center by giving Businesspeople, Hotel Guests and Restaurant Customers another quality recreational opportunity after a tough day at work, during a long evening away from home or after a nice dinner while the night is still young. I have enclosed some material on the New Direction of the Billiard Industry and would like to meet with you for approximately thirty ( 30) minutes to discuss these materials and your specific questions . Our immediate goal will be to make the ARCADIA BILLIARD CLUB another well respected business within your progressive City and at the same time service a major entertainment need of area residents. Thank you in advance for your consideration. - Sincerely, 7. Je - Jamgat ian P -siden cc: Mr. George Watts Mr. Peter Kinnahan Mr . Bill Woolard Mr. Stan Gribble Mr. Calvin Mason LASER IMAGED no POOL HALLS _- • The Normal Customer Perception - ['°_ __ 121 A.i - • .. . ;.-• -- „..,01,i12?--.. . • • Ii ll, : + , . .a ..•D 1 1 I + . I n . LL11ttrr '1.1} ,}-ifs_1 i-® Iv.. i ,``i:, tar-` ..-yi,`, 4, - •5-� . r -. ...tt.,:k..::— r. ,..• .i.,r. ...„1 _ , , . ' 1 s I it ,..far.- i . • — - _ „._..___A - F tr ., 'd • ��T ...-. - 1 f• - • " - 61:1N- ,.. . , 411111111It • IWI/ ...at:4 i ,t‘.. .N.;,. . r •. r ' • : - -'...1. . .. ..7.7.,....„:../:••••-t_._. ,,:?;...sy..);:\...,s,-.. ...3. a-I• '.: -/: . . NC - 4 .. — ....,tio -..- -,-- —or, ,-/ ,... • .: _ . — . ) _ �y ='.lam - csi 1/161 -v.. . ■•■ _____....-------7,"— ,_ • — . i \ 1 ,* , .__--.. V' +' Q I: -- • V .- LASER IMAGED 11 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 ) ARCADIA BILLIARD CLUB INFORMATION - Quick Facts - Site & Building Location - Letter of Recommendation - Parking and Economic Considerations 2) LA-MADD DESIGNATED DRIVERS PROGRAM LETTER 3 ) INTERIOR DESIGN & PARTIAL EQUIPMENT LISTING 4) PROPOSED CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL 5) BILLIARD INDUSTRY INFORMATION 6) SHOOTERS BILLIARD CENTER (Montclair, CA) 7) SOUTH BAY POOL & BILLIARDS (Hawthorne, CA) 8 ) BUSINESS REFERENCES 9) CLICKS BILLIARD MANAGEMENT COMPANY (Dallas, TX) LASER IMAGED 112 A R C A D I A• • B I L L I A R D C L U B LASER IMAGED 113 ARCADIA BILLIARD CLUB QUICK FACTS Hours of Operation: 10 : 00am - 2 : 00am Entrance Requirement: OVER 21 YEARS OF AGE ONLY with Approved I . D. which will be RETAINED at Control Desk at all times while playing Billiards . LA-MADD Designated Drivers Program: Fully operational during all business hours . NO PITCHERS of any beverage will be sold on the premises (Single Servings Only) Employees : Approximately 20 Full & Part Time Building Size : 6 , 637 sf (Spaces B4 & B5) Development Cost: $250 , 000 (No Exterior Work Required) Projected Opening: September 91 ' Parking Demand Estimates : 10% of Parking Required Before 7 :00PM 40% of Parking Required After 7 : 00PM 90% of Parking Required After 9:00PM Note : Many customers from the nearly restaurants and hotels will walk to the Arcadia Billiard Club. LASER IMAGED 114 ........... ... ..........1 ... .......... ., .................. ................... ,..1 .......... ........ ■••••••• ........ - all*." ..■..... ........ ......___ • .....— ..... •„,....;:„..... _...._ ....., ..... __... ........... — .to _- _ II ...11 : • i.1 88 4 .. :4,.VI'. .:.,..ST.. ".:,';,..:. 9.p.... .1....-04. ' . #,,ewpt 4... • . ., 0 Z- -- .1r.' .'''. . 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I A I i 411 (b...• . e/ • . 33'...4 A. , r4.0. II• V 11 4 e• . 4b 4) ,N, ...0. .., cja /I • 12 r. A eke, NN • STANLEY W. GRIBBLE & ASSOCIATES April 22, 1991 Mr, Pete Kinnahan & Mr. Bill Woolard CITY OF ARCADIA 240 West Huntington Drive Arcadia, California 91006 RE: Arcadia Billiard Ciub Arcadia Gateway Centre Arcadia, California • Gentlemen: I have personally known Jerry Jamgotchian, the Owner/Operator of the proposed ARCADt BILLIARD CENTER for over fifteen (15) years and for the past six (6) years have been impressed with his progress and success in developing upscale Billiard Centers in Southern California. Besides being a successful businessman and shopping center developer, Jerry's company currently develops and operates state of the art Billiard Centers. As you know, these Billiard Centers have very stringent operational controls and are targeted towards both women and men over 21 years of age who seek reasonably priced entertainment comparable to visiting a movie theater or bowling center. The desire to play Billiards has expanded greatly over the past five (5) years and its popularity continues to increase when upscale facilities like the one proposed are established, I have closely reviewed the operating and design plans for this Billiard Club and feel strongly that it will be an asset to the Community, improve the draw of our Shopping Center and give area residents another quality entertainment opportunity. Please feel free to contact me with any questions and we strongly support the location of the ARCADIA BILLIARD CLUB within the Arcadia Gateway Centre, ARCADIA GATEWAY CENTRE ASSOCIATES, LTD. a California Limited Partnership By: e ) 4 ( 6t/, 474ef-E:cy.• STANLEY W. GRIBBLE Managing General Partner co..,_,., • .prG 6� �r�^_•=r=r = : -ror•. Ar`.V ■n'.estr•len .S LASER IMAGED 16401 Vcr -Garr-."- dverue 6u.r.e =^. • -n . .27'1E • 17 4) 261-6464 FA.X (714j 261-8331 116 11-EQUITY WEST DEVELOPHEVT 4/26/91 To: Mr. Bill Woolard, Planning Director From: Jerry Jamgotchian Re: ARCADIA BILLIARD CLUB Arcadia , CA Just a note to thank you for meeting with me yesterday and I have enclosed the following information for your review: 1) YEARLY CITY OF ARCADIA REVENUE ESTIMATE: (Per Becky Pike's Direction) Amusement Machine Fees: 10 @ $67 = $ 670. 00 Pool Hall Fee : = 111 .60 Pool Table Fee: 30 @ $11 . 20 = 336. 00 Sales of Billiard Equipment & Alcoholic Beverages : $500 , 000 @ 1% = 5,000. 00 TOTAL YEARLY FEES $ 6 ,117.60 2) PARKING ESTIMATE DURING OPERATIONAL HOURS: Estimated MAXIMUM Occupancy: 90 People (Based on 2 . 5 people per Table and 15 people waiting. Employees NOT considered) llam - 12am: 5% Occupancy/5 people ( 3 cars) 0 12pm - 1pm: 15% " /14 people ( 7 cars) 1pm - 4pm: 10% " /9 people ( 5 cars) 4pm - 6pm: 30% " /27 people (13 cars) 6pm - 9pm: 50% " /45 people ( 22 cars) 9pm - 12pm: 90+% " /81 people (40 cars) 12am - 2am: 60% " /54 people (27 cars) Note: We expect many customers to walk across the street after dinner or from their Hotel Room thus reducing the above parking estimates. LASER IMAGED 1445 Manhattan Avenue /Hermosa Beach.California 90254-3634 - (213) 374-3567 (213)713-9366 1 121 3 ) See the Enclosed Map for locations of Upscale BILLIARD CENTERS in Southern California and information on each, if available. Additionally, I will accomplish the following requirements as soon as possible : a) Interior FLOOR PLAN and sample COLOR BOARD for interior design (Lights , Tables, etc. ) b) Our proposed "CUP CONDITIONS" for your review and comment. c) Exterior Sign Drawings . Please let me know what additional information you desire and thank you once again for your assistance. cc: Mr. Pete Kinnahan Ms. Joyce Friedmann Mr. Jim Kasama Mr. Kelvin C. Mason Mr. Stan Gribble LASER IMAGED 118 L. A. MOTHERS AGAINST DRUNK DRIVING (Designated Drivers Program Participation) 1 r Designated Driver LASER IMAGED 113 April 19, 1989 . ,_ , _ . LA• MADD Mr. Jerry Jamgotchian South Bay Sports 5005 W. El Segundo Hawthorne, CA 90503 Dear Mr. Jamgotchian: Pursuant to our discussion of the building and operational plans for South Bay Sports, LA MADD hereby authorizes you to use the LA MADD "Designated Driver" logo on printed material subject to our approval of final design and text. We will work in conjunction with your management in providing server training, .materials, and advertising. It is our - understanding that the "Designated Drivel" program will be operational in your establishment on a daily basis. We would like to thank you for your participation in the "Designated Driver" program and for your concern for the citizens of your community. We appreciate your efforts in helping to keep drinking drivers off the streets. 4tutier'1cerely, • LA NIMBI Director of Education LOS ANGELES MOTHERS AGAINST DRUNK DRIVIN1 Anita Butler 543CDVan Nuys Boulevard Director of Education Suite 314 Van Nuys,California 91401 818-986-6233 5430 Van Nuys Boulevard Suite 314 Van Nuys,California 91401 818-986-6233 LOS MOMS ftard of Sandy Freeman }':Steve Greenberg:.t.Mia Baker AQIOaary Austin Casey WIMTT Advisers Co-President '1st Vice President. ,. Damns ,ry { .. •:; Lowe Bookout . ` ;;. s d June Lockhart h a rt COMM �.-. ••.'.:.s;:,Rod Loo m is %� EsyRooKt Franklin:+:.1. ..'k,:••�;l: :.:. . Annie Potts AMOURS :'. 1:,ti vr t:.r' �f'ie4 O:Presidgta"i' � l� ... , MO.W'Le..5 � YfYhi,.:iw^;.:::4;i.:." Jack Scalia AST t 4 +r ^ i 5 :,..Bohi B iiitt ' Sg Dewn i i::,7 j` Y:' ' . 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U :�' AT LEAST 24" IN FRONT I , I> AND CO2 CYL�DERS 13 C) OF WATER CLOSET `F J \„.7) rri F"d • BIG SCREEN I y T.V. r 'WALLACE HIND MODULAR BAR SYSTEMS • iiiEREs A lkyr 1 dl..a ctr I litti restlu ra.t ,1 W new i:nnrepl in restaurant --"' and bar litrui-ht[t ._Varied in .14,,;der style.. modular to design. and OF GPLD 1. �'a I ` ; dent ant phlie:the work ill 't,tlh nn • t.•_ „ii't1.:••110 1t y", °-- designer and arc•hnert.Contr.te+,ir , j J'• ,"',�1f�Ks t_ ,cdtrdules.n'c:inlpluictlttul• I 1 ;, . u, t fry ,, ' •1 ,o< the b.tr,t:utur,trr ;iauhed. ,� t—,.. • f ck k. rc ? ,' *� r ,_Iv knut:ked clown. and ready 1•l e Lf z t z\; µ3 �� lc r� tii • ' ---7=-4,111.---- -4rlt• t �; �q; _y 1 l fl+ i r X'�l''1a. ,.., Ailt•; t *-V''". - aseutlk.4.1 in a n:•u,er of humus ° ,, %r 1• I i, I 1 ,i "'��' �Fa, C'�? r r ?yi µ �3y 14'c��h r� •f�',�r r ?' 4 'Ni- ........- 1 t 1 :I And liq'tln rc+l.uti,u! or}nth ':' •'' r t£� iCt ^ht z r.aL Sry ; k z'•- owner the system Itr,ntdes t --.,t 1��, r "Y 'lE�ai n r' } t {}'� �J ...e`.J y 1k.utlilnl ernterll:,•..-••I•l ellit'l•'t:t _ � ! 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D Now its easier than ever to move up to Brunswick. : a seta crownl- �:, ii ii (� a �3 _ 9 d gs: So,if you're planning a commercial billiard room- -y"t t n -1- i •I': 3 i . 1; *, c -A — w•;:w.wmiria .. x , !£, V... s 3 1 3 e i z 3 _ 2.=,,- ' I or you simply want an outstanding home table-call: P,.�:n;.>n.l �'' c I - i 3 ';l i? di :n Brunswick Toll Free 800-537-7102 for more information. +w }' i �' 4 4 S a c d O s �� f 3; i/ i 1. a 9 Write:Brunswick Billiards. Box 68.Bristol.WI 53104_ •_ g BK1416w101 W1.0.1LL/1 N•Ill -11+I•litymnio44 J!•.'...'.i•-r,# ..'.:vr.:'. .f..�•.j r.:'.)...- �._ I:.i'. :.,r:...^..:F✓'.1`.i'r`.."J`.,✓:.J,v'.r.,.+..•JI•J-J�•1••J.•.1•J` D�Wi A cg® ....„. PROPOSED CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL LASER 1MAGED 23 i PROPOSED CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL FOR "THE ARCADIA BILLIARD CLUB" We herein offer for your consideration the following Proposed Operating Conditions if our application for an Arcadia Business and ABC Liquor License is granted. Additionally, after staff review and comment, all other specific conditions imposed by the City of Arcadia, Arcadia Police Department or any other related agency will also be accepted. 1 ) The Arcadia Billiard Club is approved under the interior design plan attached hereto as Exhibit . Said Plan can be reasonably modified with Arcadia Planning Department Approval . 2 ) No Dancing will be permitted within the Club. 3 ) Daily Hours of Operation shall be from 10 : 00am - 2 :00am. 4 ) No Persons under the Age of 21 shall be admitted within the Club at anytime . (Minors with Parents ????) 5 ) Interior Security will be provided during all operating hours . (Exterior Security by Shopping Center. ) 6 ) No Pitchers of any Liquid (Alcoholic or Non-Alcoholic). shall be sold within the Club. (Single Servings Only) . 7) No Gambling, Loitering or any other illegal activity will be tolerated. 8 ) All Planning, Building, Fire and Police Department Conditions must be strictly adhered to. REVOCATION of our Business License and Operating Permit is an Acceptable Condition if the above conditions are Violated. Note : As promised, I have included copies of the Hawthorne ananhattan Beach Approval Conditions for your further review. LASER 1 AG Q9 1 BILLIARD INDUSTRY INFORMATION LASER IMAGED 130 BUSINESS REFERENCES LASER IMAGED 153 Editor's Desk. . •• ••• . 44 Million • , , Pool Pla • BY SHARI J. STAUCH Hi again, and... Pool's in the news again! • A study popping up recently in the nation's newspapers, quoting the Dal- las-based Sports Marketing Group, showed Billiards has 44 million participants and remains the second largest "competitive sport" in the U.S., with only bowling ahead of it. In overall "Popular Participant Sports," Billiards ranked number 7, while Golf ranked 21st in the study and Tennis ranked 30th. According to the survey that "denotes percent of people 18 and older who said they loved the sport or called it one of their favorites," the top 10 were: 1. Exercise at home; 2. Swimming; 3. Camping; 4. Beach activities- sun tanning; 5. Bowling; 6. Walking-Power Walking; 7. Billliards- pool; 8. Lake-ocean fishing; 9. Bicycling; and, 10. Baseball. Other sports of note, out of the 71 surveyed were: 18. Volleyball; 21. Golf; 30 Tennis; and, 38. Racquetball. LASER IMAGED 131 6 •P..r a t. __.. r Mr•Ameasi IAte •• ;., EDITOR ' S DESK - • • Shari Simonsen Mauch ,•. �:� ,R•� • . . • .�. fool is 2n d Largest Participation Game Sport In Rapidly U.S. and Closing the_Gap to be # 1 • Ax rding to the 1988 Sports Participation the.margin has narrowed to only 5.5 million. on. Survey just released by the National Sporting With the gap being cut by 50% in just one Goods Association, Bi11ia rdsJPool ranks sec• year it is fcasable that Billiards/Pool could be 9nd only to Bowling in team or individual ytkwhen the 1989 survey results come out. Bowling had 37,9 million participants in Billiards/Pool moved into the top 10 of 1988 (down 2.2 million from 1987) while Bit• • i t. , � .�,..,.,�, overall spotting activities in 1987 when it .iarcis/Pool registered 32.4 million aruca• climbed ahead of •o pants in 1988 (up 3.1 million from 1987). The 1988 survey now shows Billiards/Pool Meanwhile the gap between #r Bowling moved up to #8 overall as Exercise/Equip. and #2 Billiards/Pool continues to narrow. went participation dropped into the #9 spot. In 1985 Bowling had 12.7 million more par. Golf was listed 13th with 22.7 million par- ticipants than Billiards/Pool. In 1987 the ticipants, Tennis was 20th with 17.3 million margin closed to 10.8 million. Now with a and Dart Throwing climbed to #19 with T72 dramatic rise in Pool and a drop in bowling million. (Survey Results p. 73) ■ LASER IMAGED 1 32 .G 0 I N -G 'P L A"C E .S and California Chardonnays by the glass. . Even Business Week has jumped on the bandwagon. The magazine recently New Game in Town: announced that health clubs were "out" Cool l'ool and pool was"in,""Pool is enjoying a real renaissance.It's no longer[played only in] smoky, seedy places,"says Paul Roberts, ,;;;0 . • who manages a chain of billiard halls Y j 1 I called Rockets 'N' Pockets that's geared �� "� 7 , p for the 16-to-24-year-old crowd. - ',`' ' '" . This new breed of billiard parlors afi . '.!."1 _- �- thrives on America's insatiable appetite err. .M i -„i,,,' 1 for sanitized nostalgia. "We picture it as F — the Ed Debevic's of pool," Roberts says, i. w referring to the'50s-style Westside diner. e _.- Rockets'N'Pockets establishments don't serve alcohol, but they do, according to k_..: . ..--- Roberts, dish up "everything the MTV Y s.. - ,a generation would think is cool,including a CD jukebox."The decor is neon,with wall - : /, �,;. 1 murals and lots of bright, well-lighted 3 spaces.There are even free group lessons I and house leagues. Then there's Charles Billiard in Glen- ROM BRENTWOOD to Glendale, Today's billiards revival has been dale. "We're very chic," says owner yuppies, teeny-hoppers and mid- fueled by a handful of upscale pool halls Charles Saghi, whose hall attracts busi nessmen in suits on their lunch hour. dle aged couples are discovering that feature everything from computer Of course,yuppie pool halls charge up- something that. old•fashioned billiards ized table-operating systems and spa cui- town prices. Hourly rates vary but can fans have known all along: Pool is cord, sine to burnished antique-wood furniture range from $3 an hour for one person during the day to $15 per hour for four C A N O G A PARK'S ANTIQUE Row people in the evening. But entrepreneurs say the billiards business is booming. At Q's in Brentwood,which has a full bar and ,�NI 1.;: OPEN 11® kitchen, manager Jacque Duryee reports i�` US that business is excellent. 1 A1�1�°5P` '°'Q:n;' I ® & QED TA n. i During the day, Q's serves business � • -, ' ' 1 `SALE types (customers get a free hour of pool when they buy lunch).In the evening,it's s the 25-to-35-year-old crowd, and on -: v. weekends, college and club people. A rr dress code keeps the casual at bay: No . torn clothes, tank tops, shorts or thongs q _ i :— • -r are allowed. -:: -" a i Upscale billiArd parlors began on the •� ' OM East Coast, at Chelsea's BilliArds in New r'. _ � York, which attracts an eer�ctic—and c : ' °` 5y� sometimes famous--clientele, and at the """" elegant Jillians in Boston, which has waiting lists seven nights a week despite f/ I 4 _ . $10 per•hour rates. - :; �� "It's a throwback to the '50s" says - _ t � Roberts of the '90s billiards trend. "We `" _ a want to have fun with the memory of it, ` -' ,• - -=--�-��--.____ but not relive the reality." t —DENISE HAMILTON MARCH�� 1 �TH Q's, 11835 Wilshire Blvd, Brentwood, M A (213) 477-7550. Charles Billiard, 222 N. Sixteen individual shops. all distinctively different—located on Brand Blvd., Glendale, (818) ,547-4859. ?lino block of Sherman Way offering the widest variety of antiques in the Rockets 'N' Pockets, 19092 Beach Blvd, Los Angeles area. Arnertran, French or English furniture—and, from the simplest collertihle to 181h and 19th rentury fine accessories. Huntington Beach, (714) 965.2240, and MOST SHOPS OPF,N 7 HAYS -Al.l,OPEN 11 5 Tl1ES -SAT. 1379 Foothill Blvd., Upland. (714) For information call: (8181 x54.5777 or(9181 992-5440 i 946-9976 368 LOS.AynF.LFsTIMF".MAria7-i'`I' MARrii11 :`Ni" \t. '-,'� :1I C. 3�A2 R lv(lt 1:1 i . . FEATURE ROOT • ,7-,. 41,_77.,:-.7--T: _ 3 t ' : a: i : , „kh t ' „ ' t ••tit . .. . "i!* -.s.--. ..-:,,. q..' r Y V:: 1.1.1 ii'-' .'4::;:- &,. --. 'r ' 1 - . 1 ■ - ii' '''°';''', l''.., • Y ,` ce i . ,! .s'+ iiii , �._ c-1 't_,_ r: i v.:. _ ; Y r t4 ' . i 11',. e `' .fit F =r �` t. • - f' ,?. . i I �4y X a - LL The SHARK CLUB The private party thrown by brothers Robert, Gregg & Todd Hanour gave everyone the feeling of 90's style pool, CLASS! Valet parking, gourmet beer tasting, roast beef, chocolate tasting, and multiple beer & non-alcoholic drink stations. The clientele reminded me of a Hugh Hefner party for some reason. It was a packed house but the 2000 gallon Shark Tank leaps out at you upon entrance to the cavernous playing area that houses 25 Brunswick Gold Crown III's. Robin Bell, current Women's World 9-Ball Champion, took on all challengers in both 8-ball & 9-Ball. Calvin Coker, house pro, put on a trick shot demonstration. Later in the week I managed to get some table time in at The Shark Club and the tables play quite well. The bar area is huge,there is a fireplace and lounge area that includes overstuffed chairs,couches,and booths to get comfortable in while waiting for your table. One table near the Shark Tank has a video camera directly overhead and is hooked up to all the numerous monitors around the room. Rates are $5 for one and $8 for two or more. A dress code is enforced after 8 pm. The bar is well stocked with numerous bottled and draft imports,sandwiches and nachos are available from the kitchen.In fact,on draft is Anchor Steam,Moosehead, Carlsberg, Bass, Guinness Stout, Spaten Munich, Bud & Coors. You really have to try the Firestone non-alcoholic beer as it is great. If you want to see the "classiest" pool room or just want to impress your pool playing friends, drop in at The Shark Club,841 Baker Street, Costa Mesa, CA. (714) 751-0206.If for no other reason,stop in to see the Shark Tank and get an eyeful of the local patrons. Be sure to dress.up! _9-i . - xr ::1 Tin Ci � , r _ _ _, � 4 'I t 1 1 I', v ' •f (_ . .Q ` • v ,..,--v: %.'I+ �' eye ' LASER IMAGED 134 Pool &l 131111111111ardls Demographics Measure Up . ei / 5 tti t 4 R • . ty 1-x. . t • Tennis Com ared To Golf and Compared ;� . T•. '� ' - A report giving a comparative demographic analysis compiled by Pool & Billiard Magazine and Games & Leisure Inc., the monthly consumer and business magazines from Sports Publications Ltd. The statistical information compared in this analysis is from the "Sports Participation in 1989" surveys published by the National Sporting Goods Association. The pool/billiard data is from the NSGA's Series II survey based on interviews with 20,000 American households.The golf and tennis data is from NSGA's Scrics I report based on interviews and surveys from 10,000 American house- holds.Complete survey reports on participation,marketing,and other valuable comparisons are availa- ble from the NSGA for a fee.Contact Thomas B.Doyle,NSGA Director of Information and Research at 1699 Wall St., Mt. Prospect, IL 60056. Telephone 708.439.4000.1 LASER IMAGED 3 ad i TOTAL PARTICIPATION BY SEX & AGE SEX AE (In Millions) TOTAL MALE FEMALE 7.17 18.24 25-34 35-44 45.54 55.64 65+ BILLIARDS/POOL 29.6 19.6 10.0 4.4 7.1 9.3 4.9 2.0 1.1 .8 Gnll 23.2 17.4 5.8 2.7 3.2 6.2 4.1 2.8 1.9 2.2 Trrr; 188 104 8.4 4.6 4.0 5.3 2.6 1.4 .6 .3 MALES BY AGE & MALE HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD EDUCATION TOTAL AGE COLLEGE (In Millions) MALE 7.17 18.24 25.34 35.44 45.54 55-64 65+. GRADUATE BILLIARDS/POOL 19.6 2.9 4.5 5.9 3.3 1.5 .8 .7 7.5 ^;nil 17.4 1.9 2.6 5.0 2.9 2.0 1.3 1.5 9.3 'r^s 104 2.3 2.3 3.2 1.2 .8 .4 .2 7.9 FEMALES BY AGE& FEMALE HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD EDUCATION TOTAL AGE COLLEGE (In Millions) FEMALE 7.17 18.24 25-34 35.44 45-54 55.64 65+ GRADUATE • BILLIARDS/POOL 10.0 1.5 2.6 3.4 1.6 .5 .3 .2 6.7 Gnil 5.7 .7 .6 1.2 1.1 .8 .6 .7 7.4 Tennis 8 4 3.3 1.8 2.2 1.3 .6 .2 .1 7.3 HOUSEHOLD INCOME . Earnings In Thous, UNDER S15,000- S25,000- S35,000- S50,000- (Participation in Mil.) S15,000 524,999 S34,999 S49,999 PLUS BILLIARDS/POOL 7.0 5.3 4,7 5.9 6.7 G alf 2.4 3.2 3.2 5.0 9.2 To,•"•'s 2.7 2.7 2.3 4.0 7.1 PARTICIPATION BY CENSUS REGION MID- EAST WEST SOUTH EAST WEST �' NEW AT- NORTH NORTH AT- SOUTH SOUTH MOUN- PAC- (In Millions) ENG. LANTIC CENTRL CENTRL LANT1C CENTRL CENTRL TAIN IFIC BILLIARDS/POOL 1.6 4.0 5.3 2.4 4.6 1.9 3.5 1.6 4.3 . Gclf 1.1 3.2 5.2 2.2 3.6 1.2 2.3 1.4 2.9 Tc^.-is 1,1 2.9 2.8 1.2 3.8 .9 2.1 1.3 2.6 NEW PARTICIPATION (In Millions) NEW IN 1989 IN 1988/NOT 1989 IN 1988 AND 1989 1 DAY ONLY IN 1989 BILLIARDS/POOL 6.2 3.4 23.4 1.8 Galt 2.8 3.5 20.3 .9 Tr..^..^s 2 9 3.9 15.9 .7 Compiled by Pool&Billiard Magazine and Gr,mal .„Lcisu c!pc ,o)n S6A sure,j data. ILf i 1.11, Ii71f`1UL_v 1 . SHOOTERS BILLIARD CENTER CASE STUDY MONTCLAIR, CA OPENED: Around March, 1983 LASER IMAGED137 1 . -,.._„„ c ,__,r . .2 ..._ L 3 ...„ .....___. . , I POOL•.SPIRITS • FOOD L.,' • E l C E 3I1rd enter . 1', ) ,. _.; ;...1..t..„..,,,, •1 4 `^ . 1.∎ • I ti. TY }\r�• :ilk , , ; .. :A .y4,}--, . :. .. _ �„ A.v'•:lY?'2 1i) 'ii.' .n i Li'/• , ,i . 1 . �'t+i ' T• �,;.• i/r--M .- * . •1:. .... •'...E,r: �•" ; I ,. T.,o, • 1 F . : _.; .. i$!,1` I • I I ` tXe fy.n' ? � . i 111N _..11 ,' ,i :: ,,iLII ii i fir . ..�• ' A 1 fit2 i , S -1 . 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' ..T,4'`t;:."-}:!:''.' P;. ' I . ;1 1,•••!0.:g.",- 1,-.. . . 0 `'''-el•':',,...F.:. ..;--A a 41 .ry;S"..N:::.. . .■...j.%. 1 • . :...P.4:4-tInVa...• If%:4:..•: 0 ',v? . •,,..., •e••:"'i..:.i: ., k° ';''-.t.e...' , '.;•/.. ' ... •N r....''; '',....,.:;1',,:•:', ' ''''"?‘-.:...f. •••• ..'.{ .. I I •• •;.' 'kik_l?,'' " .. .....-- I.- -A.34,-".,1' ‘..`•••-.-',.--• '''• 61 4 . 3 ri • "SHOOTERS/MONTCLAIR" , A CASE STUDY SHOOTERS/MONTCLAIR was established to provide reasonably priced recreation for ADULTS over 21 years of age. The upscale decor package was designed to attract the female player and discourage the "Pool Hustler/Gambler" from loitering and waiting for a game. SHOOTERS/MONTCLAIR features Liquor, Beer and Wine in addition to Basic Foodservice and has 22 tables for customer use. It employes approximately 30 people and its peak operating hours are between 7 : 00PM - MIDNIGHT. The concept was greatly improved by input from the City of Montclair Planning Department and the Montclair Police Department. Their guidelines are outlined in the Application to Operate (Case Number 86-30) which I have provided herein for your review. As referenced therein, this permit can be "REVOKED AT ANY TIME" by the City of Montclair and to date no operational concerns have been experienced. - The "SHOOTERS" customer is either male or female and usually between 24 - 59 years old. They stay about 1 1/2 hours, have two (2 ) drinks and usually come with at least one or two other people to play Pool or just relax after work. SHOOTERS features full waitress service to each table and is always kept very neat and clean. An I.D. is required to play pool and is retained at the Ball Counter until the Time Charge has been paid. This insures better internal control of customers and a mechanism to identify problem customers . Dress codes and other entrance control measures haven't been necessary because of the "upscale" nature of the SHOOTERS customer and on weekends , it is not uncommon to have a two (2 ) hour table wait. Pool rates are usually about 25% higher than the normal "Beer Bar" male oriented facility. Both tournaments and leagues have further improved the upscale customer base in addition to spreading out the table waiting period and helping to attract the female player. SHOOTERS/MONTCLAIR has very successfully provided another form of reasonably priced entertainment for the adult population of the Inland Empire and we 'feel confident that we can provide the residents of Hawthorne and other nearby communities with the same enjoyable experience. LASER IMAGED 140 LARRY L.RHINEHART, MAYOR ELOUISE COOLLY) LEWMAN, MAYOR PRO TLM COUNCILM6 city of m o ntc l a i r LEONARD PAULIT LEONARD RACKETT, JR. BILLY OLDFIELD August 2, 1988 SHOOTERS Jerry Jamgotchian 1445 Manhattan Avenue Hermosa Beach, CA 90254 RE: SHOOTERS Montclair, California Dear Jerry: • This is to confirm our conversation regarding your operation of SHOOTERS in Montclair, particularly with reference to the sales of liquor: _ I believe that the business is enhanced by the sale of cocktails, in addition to the bear and wine, because it tends to attract a more upscale customer mix. By upscale I am referring to a greater number of female customers as dates or spouses of male patrons. While this opinion runs counter to the normal objective of limiting alcohol outlets to a minimum need level, I believe it has been helpful in your case by not creating a male oriented beer bar image normally associated with a billiard center. Sincerely, Robert W. Clark Director of Community Development RWC:pdd • • civic center/5111 benito street/montclair, california 91763-0803 / (714) 926.6571 LASER IMAGED 141 LARRY L.RHINEHART. MAYOR KLOUS (DOLLY) LEWMAN. MAYOR PRO TtM city o f m o n t c I a i r • LEONARD PAULITZ WALTER HACKETT. JR. BILLY OLOFIELD July 15, 1988 Jerry Jamgotchian 1445 Manhattan Avenue Hermosa Beach, CA 90254 Subject: Shooters, Montclair Plaza, Montclair, CA Dear Jerry: For approximately six years, the City of Montclair has appreciated your efforts in the operation of both Shooters and Corner Pockets. We further acknowledge your continued observance of all City regulations and the special conditions imposed under your Conditional Use Permit. We have used the standards and conditions of your facilities as a model when considering other similar entertainment uses. We offer you our highest recommendation and support your future Southern California expansion oi this well conceived and upscale .billiard facility. truly yours , R ert W. Clark Director of Community Development �o u r`,r" L civic center/5111 Benito street/montclair, california 91763-0803 / (714) 626-8571 1 42 LASER IMAGED • LARRY L. F)•+INEiART. ... . ELOUISE COOLLY) LEWMAN.'.+A.;v =vo -.• LEONARD?AU=. :7 city of onLc l a ir WALTER`+AC(ETT BILLY LLDF-c_. August 5, 1988 Jerry Jamgotchian 1445 Manhattan Avenue Manhattan Beach, Calif. 90254 Dear Mr. Jamgotchian: I have conducted a limited review of calls for service at Shooter's. There appears to be no significant amount of calls for service in relationship to establishments of this nature. The cooperation shown by your management _ personnel has been appreciated by our field officers. We look forward to your continued cooperation and wish you well in your new endeavor. Sincerely, TERBSON, Lieutenant Field Services Division TG/dh TERRY GIBSON LIEUTENANT _° ► s city of montclair 5111 bernto street'montclair.calif 917E i+ t 4,t o..u• POLICE DEPARTMENT (714) 621-5873 911 r. 1 N. -slice aecartr'-ert ' 1 " -g -- _:root T'.cr.tC!alr c3llforrrle="7=3 •__ LASER IMAGED , 3 SOUTH BAY POOL AND BILLIARDS HAWTHORNE, CA OPENED: March, 1990 LASER IMAGED 144 , ) ' ® SOUTH BAY ' dARINA DEL REY ', ; L A X } Oentu'y B'vd O Tra` IN ,. ._________ ;i:Ti:: -, . 8E -,,,1 i EL SEGUNDO PLAZA 3 Q 5003 EL SEGUNDO BLVD. EL SEGUNDO BLVD HAWTHORNE, CA 90250 y HAWTHORNE ,AA.)•'\___ . �aeecrals-Blvd (Next to San Diego Freeway) kiaNHVTAN LAWNDALE 4\ BEACH 70RRANCE NERMOSA Telephone Information "°;' " BEACH 213 675-8355 0 REDONDO ar_ACH Proudly Featuring: © Upscale &. Sophisticated Atmosphere for Men and Women e 20 Professional Regulation and Cocktail Billiard Tables - e 18 Years and Older admitted with Acceptable Personal Identification and Dress Code Compliance e Friendly and Courteous Service e Open Daily from 7:00 AM - 2:00 AM e Satellite TV Viewing of all major Sporting Events • Abundant FREE Parking for Patrons e Freeway Close t o L.A. International Airport • Cash Prize Tournaments, Leagues, Lessons and Special Events e Video Games and CD Player 3 Billiard Supplies and Cue Sales • Corporate Discount Programs Available ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ m ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ® ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ II • * CO * CO UPON* C'C)(-P()11'* COUPON* e r _ I ■ • 2 _L "You Play - We Pay" m . ■ esegnate�d Driver • .FREE 1/2 HOUR OF POOL o • with this coupons °y0 ■ ® s `.% • ■ * Crone An', n. o \\ `h Minimum 1 hour Play. x OF AMERICA • One Cn�l`•n,•� ;,i'r ;-in•�r-�t?, hamr 'a0''1E', per Gaff' with no Cash Value. e *0:„.77�: Autharization:'Fxpiration na`e: .]( `Z.G; � � � `,/►_ COI�1aC1;'�'* f'()l%A():�'* .'0 'TON* CO FON �. ■ ■ r ■ ■ ■ ® . ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ sns2 ■ ■ v222211 ■ ma3 ■ ■ ve ■ a ■ ■ ■ ' ..__ & . • „...„ — .......), cry . :,• :. ....„..,1 :,?-,...,-i, 4-`1-,,;St.- ' .''''-. ' --- -..%, --•rw WI st _, • ......._ , . 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Jerry Jamgotchian Equity West Development 1445 Manhattan Avenue Hermosa Beach , California 90254 RE : South Bay Pool 5005 W. El Segundo Blvd. Hawthorne , California 90503 Dear Mr . Jamgotchian : L.A. Centers applauds your fine efforts in creating one of Southern California' s finest Billiard Centers in our Hawthorne Shopping Center . We appreciate your assurance of strict controls and monitoring of usage , and therefore fully support your ABC liquor license application . Sincerely, Steven A . Miller SAM: ask I46 '1 •.A `HERMAN WA)* .?t`\ '5i7 VAN NL'YS, CA q1407- 35:i7 M1'4 171 \\ 171.776 LASER IMAGED 149 . souTH ci) PARTY GRAND 'n PENI ARTY APRIL 26 6PM 5003 11 .1k • .[off"fi .'"''�'��' •-_ _ �,. 26 APRIL 1990 , -�� -} "OKINAWA SLIM" PROFESSIONAL TRICK SHOT ARTIST 1 • BULK RATE HAWTHORNE U.S.POSTAGE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ...PAID 12427 HAWTHORNE BLVD. Permit No. 572 HAWTHORNE, CA 90250 (213) 676-1163 • Address Correction Requested SOUTH BA POOL 5003 W. EL Segendo B.Lvd. Haw.thonne, CA. 90250 Jenny Ja.mgotchian LASER IMAGED 150 Hawthorne Thursday Lawndale May 10, 1990 LifstyIe . . . , „.... , , „.• ;,:,„,. ,,,,,f,,„,„,„,,,,,, 6,,,,,..„..,„„,,,,,:„ ,,,, ,H,4„,,,,. ,„.„,,,,„,,:,„ • ,,,,,,„.,,,,.. ,,,,,•,„ ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ••,,,.,„.„:„:„,, •Ii.'4',;'Al, t!..'-i V.v.zz,ti g -.:; ,,.. : . y. �'e y aaa er z - � i s x t �$ � E�has s q A! 1 A" '1vi R77ri •, r a} 1 4 i f �, �..:' l'. J Q t i a may- z c s - K u, ''...X.' .S v : ii, i ' j i •k{i y s, UtH BAY P001 ' 4''� ► . I. .!, GRAND OPENING ot.:3 _.. s ,, • °' POOL[tIAl1tt E 1 --,',....t tray o Ike ' ' h • * HAWTHORNE KIWANIANS i m : r ,, r te • ' 3' , `„ k :'r 3 wv a �t !4:1 � :. b Y S r t— STEVEN GEORGESICoast Merida THE WINNERS — From left, Hawthorne City defeated the team of Bud Cormier, I-r; Councilman Dave York was presented with a Redevelopment and Ken Jue, City Manager, 71J check for $100 to the Hawthorne Kiwanis by (both Hawthorne Rotarians) at the billiard = South Bay Pool owner Jerry Jamgotchian, after centers grand opening. � York and Councilman Chuck Bookh mmer CO (j • •:. J•• /. ,ott ..:L•. ••yyam� '.`'�•( -:'�'�:� _ - '; •f' a'.' ''-"Ly'' /� �•:�`.•},'i=_ :.cad:;.:: -;q,:.••4: y p. :tl{1 ':� ..1!£ � /i4 $71� y J!1 .*'� G 'N1> w'u�:::^.Z:vtiiiw�.. 1,^...� ,� • n:• .. 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Local Vending Outreach Representative :• t °"=`` = �' The Leukemia Society of America, 733 Third Avenue, New York, NY 10017 KK._.•,/- ` >- �<`{." -; o. %LALl,4A: AA•%ALLl.LA'AAAALAA•ASALAA.AAAAAAAAAAAA .A AAA AAAA• A A/.AAAA AMAAA A • A A. A . A • • LA A ` AAAALAAA -r0.1.-,1 C- (- a , 1174 a' .... t �PS;•t 1�� 5Icc' t% spy• kr, w __ j (. .w %;,,,--,k,' i=/�..35.41... i�/.1\..;'� ` /,:. `_ ^�l•• R' N�.. ii:S: :�'Y ' �i-..F$T` �i:'i' -14.11.0.174.111!:/•:� ' ';�' �' ' t ,i.:t - `ter. ri- ..Y I ii i 2 L, �. Lri. 11 ' ' , ` �! �r_:A':;. '- \ �j:y' NS:M,.,'a \S:•-.4.,rnl'! tV!'�` t t1,. TT,' ,-. o{ ∎,. s_• i t; tj=�'_ :.4-, •` tie �s � . --.t _ t . s 410 � .<�. t='�' � .<•. �,>,�' ,'-�., �.i'�`' r• �' - (AI, (.�1._ ;r-'";o_�t .1`n_ ▪^. •., !.�;: ' ;_ _ �n t1•v��s�: �l lry:�Il �"• 4J7W,r• F. "i / . <T - - -^ '�.'�' •Y l - !yo _+,..,� 1`. .Imo.:_.r,;•,, ::i:,_• r1 z:ti., ;r`•:.*-1- o'i: _�4. ..: S' \ i` '•• 'rh' �t�' ,d?•,�%�-,` fwu. S'•''r <.,.y �,w� �" � rxy,. 4:. �-r �..ri , yti•. :t .a. .i iT:. �.,. ;;,::: may!•'....•.. .\ �.'.:,.' t1 i.�tu, aY••...,yam,:: •..��:ti'. y,, ..may; •.+�'•. ?�....� .�? ro•••+,Iw .▪ .�,-_r- `.Lf, :`�}:.:.�lo.: ••C:°' .: ...Y;�r. ' A'�:iy:� ''ham' _ .-4'.w \••\• /.. REFERENCES Business: City of Montclair: Mr. Rob Clark, Planning Director 714-626-8571 Montclair Police Dept: Lt. Terry Gibson 714-621-5873 Homart Development: Mr. Mike Robertson 714-624-8011 City of Hawthorne: Mr. Mike Goodson, Planning Dr. 213-970-7939 Hawthorne Police Dept: Chief Steven Port 213-970-7948 LA MADD District Office: Anita Butler 0 818-986-6233 LASER IMAGED 154 • **/ '4°�- fit a�'�S�jr'•ft'r^� `,mayP "SINCE 1938" MANUFACTURERS OF BILLIARD AND BOWLING SUPPLIES MURREY & SONS CO., INC. 14150 SOUTH FIGUEROA • LOS ANGELES,CALIFORNIA 90061 •(213)323.1752•(213)321.5161 OOZ P� � � � CABLE:"BOWBING"LOS ANGELES TELEX:68.6128 `P Q Z Raiiiti/!0 __1u,� �� 4,0>r�� fC\'_Ii/ •` ►•=;s" m `�s iPi4no nb` 0 � OF AMERICA August 3 , 1988 City of Hawthorne Planning Department RE: Shooters Billiard/Recreation Facility Gentlemen, Murrey & Sons Co. , Inc. has been in the business of manufacturing and installing billiard and recreation equipment for over 50 years. We are pleased to be working with Mr. Jerry Jamagotchion on the present Shooter/Hawthorne project and we are providing Mr. Jamagotchion with our full experience and expertise in this regard. We have carefully reviewed the plans and specifications for this project and we believe this facility will be one of the finest and most prestigious of its kind in the nation. We highly recommend approval of the conditional use permit for this facility in the City of Hawthorne as a recreational facility managed by a highly professional and experienced staff with a proven successful track record within this industry. Very truly yours, MURREY & SONS C+ . , INC. ..•••• A' 1 , so� • ,..,,.. . Patrick W. Mur V. P. Operations PWM:mp LASER IMAGED BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS • BOWLING CONTRACTORS & MANUFACTURERS 155 SPORTING GOODS EQUIPMENT • 1 a PROPOSED MANAGEMENT COMPANY CLICKS BILLIARDS (Dallas , TX) LASER IMArTn. ' 156 . , , _ 1 ) .. ill CLICKS BILLIARDS, INC.. 7557 RAMBLER ROAD, SUITE 1450 DALLAS,TEXAS 75231. ■214)696-8151 Twenty three million Americans now play pocket billiards regularly, according to a recent survey by the National Sporting Goods Association. Pocket billiards is the second most popular participant game sport in the United States, led only by bowling and ranked ahead of golf, tennis, racquetball and softball. Pocket billiards is one of the few recreational activities which does not require expensive equipment, facilities and fees. Billiards is popular not only because it is inexpensive, but also because it is a lifetime sport which requires skill , not physical conditioning and stamina. Although billiards have become one of the most - popular forms of inexpensive entertainment, the upscale segment of this market has been neglected. The Clicks concept is to appeal to the upscale segment of the billiards market by locating stores in prime locations and offering pocket billiard players a clean, attractive, conveniently located facility. The Clicks store has a unique image or personality aimed at this market segment. The Clicks image or personality is conveyed in the company' s radio advertising, direct mail advertising, signs and the design and decor of the store. The company' s marketing program and personality have been extremely well received. Clicks was formed in 1979 and currently operates seventeen stores in Arlington, Austin, Dallas, Corpus Christi, El Paso, San Antonio, Waco, College Station, Tucson, Arizona, Orlando, Florida , and Colorado Springs, Colorado. LASER !� A ��... 157 • OFFICERS,_ DIRECTORS & LIMITED PARTNERS A. Nicholas Alexander President, Director; B. B.A. Southern Methodist University - 1966 ; J. D. Southern Methodist University School of Law. -1976. John B. Peyton Vice President, Director; J.D. Southern Methodist University School of Law -1967 ; Attorney. T. O. Bartholow Director; B.S. Yale - 1967 ; J.D. University of Texas -1970 ; Partner • Hutchinson, Price, Boyle & Brooks, Dallas, Texas. Bruce M. Swenson Director; B.A. University of North Carolina - 1968 ; M. B.A. Southern Methodist University - 1971; Senior Vice President of Corporate Finance, Rotan, Mosle, Inc. , Investment Bankers. Melanie Clark Controller; B.A. University of Wisconsin; Member American Institute of Certified Public Accountants New locations will be financed by a group of accredited investors including J. D. Rote, Senior Vice President of Merrill Lynch Capital Group and Don Sanders, Senior Vice President of E. F. Hutton. Clicks Billiards, Inc. will act as corporate General Partner. LASER IMArr' 158 INNOVATIONS " , BY I '-`` HARWELL FERNANDEZ • s b , , Rack 'EmUp up There's no miscue with the Clicks concept. Here's a sport that requires - tt• skill—not - - r physical stam a f r C .,. ;,. . , in:i. Billiards. And its < j� ,..r ,, o. 't4 , .,.. I hi. second most pop- _ .: ; ._. "'r .. _ 'I ular participant sport - :u5.----` ._ . S ,• . , - (nrxt to bowling), ac iii • -- .,,, 1"•.. -- " cording to the National — - � • �, �► a. •_ Sporting Goods As- Als^° g 1 f r, •s v.. :x r 1 — Sta'Iat ion, and ranks -. ` ;`-�, .s �"- ' „ -•^-mar -rl �, higher than either golf A . _7, . ;,; = . -` P i or tennis. Pocket bil- _r -�j � - _ .�. 4--- ,; ' I II:nrds is a sport that : ,-,�' � 'r -• appeals to 23 million 7.—.. 1 � .. u. s j , . __ '' I)cspite its popularl • ty, hllliards facilities - _ } ;_ fnr the upscale seg � 1---:,•a •'i nu nt had been neglect . , ;, --- t`"Y' • d. "I o open up the f •. t I 1 ti m;n•kct for this group. ,a f '• ` `' ` _" f - `;_. Clicks was formed in - • Dallas in 1979. Cur- # r ,�z e"-' ._ • rently, there are 14 ' r. Llirl:s in Texas, Art ' - znna anti Florida, with - .•-1 a total of 17 expected F by year's end, says -J.David Price, president - . • , and CEO of National ' - �' _' - " Retail Resource Group, Inc.of Atlanta. square feet, depending upon the con- survey. "This new diner concept raises His firm represents retail tenants on a cept. desirability for developers locating this national scale, including Clicks. Price adds, This build to suit will tenant in their centers,"Price states.It Expansion plans call for 10 Clicks a cost approximately $25 per square will be a 1950s type of diner, serving year for the next five years, continues foot above a shell.Ten-year leases will small hamburgers,sandwiches and sal- Price, focusing on the Sun Belt states. be negotiated. Arid the guarantor be- ads, as well as liquor.Two other Clicks especially in the Southeast. hind the lease will be a limited partner- like the Colorado Springs prototype Basically, there are two Clicks con- ship to be formed with seed capital to are expected to open in South Florida Z cepts, explains Price. The first houses match the developer's build to suit in- by the end of the year. billiards of championship quality and vestment dollars." Price does not seem to be concerned y video games, along with beer, wine. The Clicks new diner theme will open about the stereotypical pool hall scene mixed beverages and a light menu. in Colorado Springs, CO the first of of playing for money. "It runs the other The second offers billiards.games and i November, Price notes that Colorado element off, because it's so upscale," s only beer and wine, in addition to a Springs was selected because it has he attests. "The personality of Clicks more extensive menu. Stores range be- t the highest per capita playing billiards is aimed toward this upscale segment." 1. tween 5,000 square feet and 7.000 j of any other city. according to a Clicks That's why the concept has clicked. • 3�@ 126 LASER iPATA ECSJ8ER 15 9 - 4 c y ♦ � .i Uses Allowed in the CPD-1 zone Business Offices where merchandise is Delicatessen Shops not processed, sold or distributed. Department Stores Dry Cleaning Plants with no more Commercial Banks, and Savings and than 2 pressers Loan Associations. Florist Shops Furniture Sales or Rental Stores The following professional offices: Hair Salons Accountants Hardware Stores Architects Health Food Retail Stores which Attorneys at Law primarily sell vitamins and Chiropodists health foods; not stores that are Chiropractors primarily grocery oriented Dentists Interior Decorating Stores Engineers Jewelry Stores Insurance Brokers Locksmith Shops Medical and Clinical Laboratories Mailbox Facilities Opticians Music Stores, Instrument Sales, Optometrists Rentals and Lessons Osteopaths Paint and Wallpaper Stores Pharmacies Pet Shops Physicians Photography Stores Psychologists Photography Studios Real Estate Brokers Printing or Lithography Services Secreterial Services Radio and Television Stores and Stock Brokers incidental repair services Surgeons Records, Audio and Video Tape Any other professional office Products, sales, rentals, and deemed by the City Council to incidental repair services be compatible. Tailors, Dressmaking Shops Take-out Only Food Establishments The following retail establishments: with no seating Antique Stores selling only Toy and Hobby Shops merchandise which is more Typewriter and Computer Products than 100 years old sales, rentals, and incident services Bakeries, Ice Cream Stores or Sporting Goods Stores Confectionary Stores not Weight Reduction Centers employing more than 5 persons Any other retail use deemed by the at any one time of day City Council to be compatible. Beauty Supply/Cosmetic Shops Book or Stationary Stores Accessory Buildings and Uses Clothing or Wearing Apparel Shops selling only new merchandise (cont'd) LASER IMAGED 160 7 • t or Automobile Parking Areas Restaurants Any other conditional uses deemed The following uses in conjunction by the City Council to be with, and incidental to a hotel facility: compatible. Barber Shops Beauty Shops Clothes Cleaning or Pressing Establishments utilizing not more than 2 pressers Any other ancillary use deemed by the City Council to be compatible with and incidental to a hotel facility. Not more than 7 game machines as an accessory use in each hotel, eating establishment and restaurant. • The following uses with an approved Conditional Use Permit: Communications Equipment - Buildings Drive-in Facilities for Financial Institutions Eating Establishments Electric Substations Employment Agencies Health Clubs Hotels Light Industrial and Manufacturing uses which are dearly compatible with uses which are permitted in the zone Motor Vehicle Sales Outdoor Eating Establishments Private Clubs, Fraternities, Sororities, Lodges and Community Service Organizations, provided that the chief activity of any such use is not one which is customarily carried on as a business Residential uses which are an integral part of a commercial development LASER IMAGED 161- i :I NEI _ . 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P IAA V FR _.; ... ,, " I R I4. 1'." r ',TIaCT •�-- 1- • I 0 L-i2) -S0- /74- - 40//4 J C/ In II L /I7J/!'15 fCl 4 i - emotanJurn .:.Jiii Date 6/4/91 --------- TO: Arcadia Redevelopment Agency FROM: •Joyce Friedmann, Economic Development Assistant SUBJECT: FY 1991-92 Confirmation of Existing Agency Obligations, Programs, Projects and Activities California State Assembly Bill AB265 requires that Redevelopment Agencies set aside 20% of their annual tax increment into a Housing Fund for low and moderate income housing (20% is estimated to be $352 , 000 in FY 1991-92) . AB265 permits the Agency to make findings that it is not able to set aside all or part of the 20% into the Low/Moderate Income Housing Fund if existing Redevelopment Agency obligations, projects, programs or activities in any fiscal year prior to FY 1996-97 do not permit such. Redevelopment Agencies are required to make findings annually regarding the availability of funds to be set aside in that fiscal year for the Low/Moderate Income Housing Fund. Resolution No. ARA- 166 (attached) makes findings that due to existing Agency obligations, projects and activities (e.g. , Southwest Corner Project, Northwest Corner Project, Economic Development Department operations and administration) , no funds can be set aside into a Low/Moderate Income Housing Fund for FY 1991-92 . A copy of the approved Resolution shall be mailed to the State Department of Housing and Community Development within 10 days after adoption. RECOMMENDATION That the Agency adopt Resolution No. ARA-166, A RESOLUTION OF THE ARCADIA REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY DECLARING THAT THE AGENCY IS UNABLE,TO SET ASIDE 20% OR LESS OF ITS 1991-92 TAX INCREMENT FOR LOW AND MODERATE INCOME HOUSING DUE TO EXISTING AGENCY OBLIGATIONS, PROGRAMS, PROJEC 'Sr • D ACTIVITIES (Attached) APPROVED: i,, '// eqd ive i ector Attachment • LASE R - -./r IMAGED emo'ia`i` DATE: 6/4/91 TO: Arcadia City Counc• 1/Arcadia Redevelopment Agency FROM: Dale R. Connors7Economic Development Associate SUBJECT,: Joint Public Hearing - Consideration of Conveyance of Parcel D Encroachment (Northside Project) . to Chandler Investment Properties, L.P. 7 In August, 1988 the Redevelopment Agency sold the Kiewit West Parcel (Northside Project Parcel D, See Location Map) to Emkay Development Company. The ALTA land Survey done as. part of that acquisition indicated that the block wall located on the south property line of the City's St. Joseph Street Reservoir encroached slightly into the property being conveyed. As a result of this encroachment and at the request of Emkay Development Company, the civil engineer for the project (Woolsey Engineering) wrote a legal description detailing the encroachment (Attachment No. 2) and the Agency transferred Parcel D to Emkay with the exception of the encroachment. The Agency's "sliver" encroachment totals approximately 167 square feet spread out along the 597+ feet of the property line. Subsequent to the Agency's sale to Emkay, Emkay sold the property to Chandler Investment Properties, L.P. (Chandler) as assignee of record for the development. Unfortunately, Emkay did not except from the legal description the encroachment nor did their title company notice the error. Chandler has proceeded with the project using the wrong legal description. Even the parcel map recorded for the property is incorrect since it erroneously includes the Agency-owned "sliver" . The error in the legal description was only discovered recently as part of a property refinancing by Chandler. Due to the differences in the legal descriptions and the fact that the recorded parcel map indicates that all of the land was subject to the. sale, Chandler has now requested that the Agency deed the balance of the property (the exception) to them. Health and Safety Code Section 33433 indicates that prior to the transfer of any land from a redevelopment Agency, a duly noticed public hearing must be held. Notice of the Hearing was published in the Arcadia Tribune on May 19 and 26 and June 2, 1991. J LASER IMA , PA Arcadia Redevelopment Agency June 4,1991 Page 2 Attachment No. 3 is a brief Disposition Report prepared by staff which sets forth the cost and benefits of the proposed sale to Chandler. Briefly, the sale is one which was anticipated in the approved Emkay DDA (November, 1987) . Additionally, when Emkay acquired Parcel D, no adjustment to the sale price was made for the "sliver" because this issue came up just before the then scheduled close of escrow and Emkay was anxious to conclude the sale. The Agency was therefore compensated $1, 920.50 ($11. 50 per square foot) for the "sliver" . Chandler's request has been reviewed by the Public Works Department.. They have no objections as long as the City has a recorded unrestricted right of entry to cross Chandler' s property to maintain or replace the block wall around the St. Joseph Street Reservoir (ie, a prescriptive easement) . Chandler has agreed to execute and record such a covenant. Further, Chandler has agreed to pay the Agency a $1, 000. 00 processing fee ($5.88/sq. ft. ) . This report has been reviewed and approved by Agency General Counsel Michael Miller and Special Counsel Steve Deitsch. RECOMMENDATION: That the Arcadia City Council and the Arcadia ,Redevelopment Agency conduct a Joint Public Hearing to obtain testimony concerning the proposed conveyance of the exempted property ("sliver") to Chandler Investment Properties, L.P. Upon closing the Joint Public Hearing, the Arcadia City Council and Arcadia Redevelopment Agency respectively adopt the following resolutions (Attachment Nos. 4 and 5) : 1. RESOLUTION NO. 5591 - A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ARCADIA APPROVING THE CONVEYANCE OF THE PARCEL D ENCROACHMENT TO CHANDLER INVESTMENT PROPERTIES, L.P. (NORTHSIDE PROJECT) LASER IMAGED Arcadia Redevelopment Agency June 4, 1991 Page 2 2 . RESOLUTION NO. ARA-165 - A RESOLUTION OF THE ARCADIA REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY APPROVING THE CONVEYANCE OF THE PARCEL D ENCROACHMENT TO CHANDLER INVESTMENT PROPERTIES, L. P. (NORTHSIDE PROJECT) Approved: />; ' Ac,'City Mana• - ryE ecutive Director DRC:dc 0 attachments Att. 1 - Location Maps Att. 2 - Legal Description Att. 3 - Disposition Report Att. 4 - Resolution No. 5591 Att. 5 - Resolution No. ARA-165 0 chndlr6.91m LASER I: AGE • , • . . • . ,. . LOCATION MAP . . \ \ _ `, ` � wvEs -, , 7.--' _.,. 7,—;., s rye 3 i:25 44,6 "t� L -5,,,, 4\ ird . \ ›,,, o .— I 1 \''\\att.\ -,,,, - ,.Oft.. of' 1.0'4\7 r.I:. e j INE i (145 a"''►^(Pert 1)wi•t yip. \ a . J. i a , ,,,e \ " I @ W I t East .'44„ i + `y K@Wlt West ' a ' Sa.r 0. Clrx.A. S1 r I - irk, s� • 0 1 \ 916 ell ' nn.w b M ui i �9 (Pert 1)lOT-) e Pm M® s C` �g aw9 ..:.s ∎-. 3,4140 s 8898 ® I ; ,fi . . • 11,11= • S. �Y•7�M � `4,� L IL a SI I \ \ DoT-4 1 KIEWIT PROPERTIES . . North m t•c...,..kw+ei,t#log. • LASER IMAGED 6.2 . �,. • 1 . . I • • . . . . L0CATIONMAP . . • • . . . . ps:.e,E 3Ziadmiyi\ , r' tia gas aR. �a' ,5 I s-5. rc • 44 r A' .. r 0 I O d.02721G' ' Gi $i 1 R.540•00• �..'• c 5`"_\ M e 1 ,aig L•0 4/' .%4''• ? Q I alit ' o o i o • } Q Q1 ji. k . h1 • 0 vs : 8 . kki f ;-... -.... hca \i_zeit.:1 ,, • i c I • • L Tj—N __ arso Wiravuo -±. ... -., J lt' SANTA.CLARA • • • NOT TO SCALE • �e,VAI� PROPERTY TO. BE CONVEYED •/ . LASER IMAGED 63 Attachment No. Ib • • • ENCROACHMENT PARCEL LEGAL DESCRIPTION * ATTACHMENT NO. 2 DESCRIPTION: THOSE PORTIONS OF LOTS 5 AND 6, BLOCK 84, PART OF SANTA ANITA TRACT, IN THE CITY OF ARCADIA, IN THE COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, AS PER MAP RECORDED IN BOOK 34 , PAGES 41 AND 42 , OF MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS, IN THE OFFICE OF THE COUNTY RECORDER OF SAID COUNTY, DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: . BEGINNING AT THE INTERSECTION OF THE EASTERLY LINE OF SECOND AVENUE, 60 FEET WIDE, AS SHOWN ON SAID MAP OF SAID TRACT, WITH A LINE PARALLEL WITH AND 10 FEET NORTHERLY, MEASURED AT RIGHT. ANGLES, FROM THE NORTHERLY LINE OF THAT '40 FOOT WIDE STRIP OF LAND DESCRIBED IN DEED RECORDED IN BOOK 423, PAGE 269 , OF DEEDS, OF SAID COUNTY; THENCE ALONG SAID EASTERLY LINE, NORTH 0 DEGREES, 01 MINUTES, 16 SECONDS, EAST 120. 00 "FEET TO THE TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING: THENCE SOUTH 89 DEGREES, 55 MINUTES, 27 SECONDS, EAST 597. 66 FEET, MORE OR LESS, ALONG A LINE PARALLEL WITH SAID NORTHERLY LINE, TO THE SOUTHWESTERLY. LINE OF THAT 60 FOOT WIDE STRIP OF LAND DESCRIBED IN DEED RECORDED IN BOOK D1244, PAGE 330, OF OFFICIAL RECORDS OF SAID COUNTY; THENCE ALONG 'SAID SOUTHWESTERLY LINE SOUTH 6 DEGREES, 13 MINUTES, 04 SECONDS, EAST 0. 12 FEET; THENCE NORTH 89 DEGREES, 57 MINUTES, 15 SECONDS, WEST 597.73 FEET TO THE EASTERLY LINE; THENCE NORTH 0 DEGREES, 01 MINUTES, 16 SECONDS EAST 0.41 FEET TO THE TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING. * - The legal description herein is believed by Agency staff to accurately describe the Encroachment Parcel, however the final legal description will be prepared by Ticor Title Company, Chicago Title company or some other reputable title company or a California Registered Land Surveyor or California Registered Civil Engineer licensed and qualified to write said legal description. . chanleg.91d LASER IMAGED 64 Attachment No. 2 PARCEL "D" ENCROACHMENT DISPOSITION REPORT The following Disposition Report is prepared pursuant to Health and Safety Code Section 33433 and serves to describe the circumstances and terms of conveyance of property pursuant to a Disposition and Development Agreement (the "DDA") between the Arcadia Redevelopment Agency (the "Agency") and Emkay Development Company, Inc. dated November 17, 1987 as amended. The DDA was subsequently assigned to Chandler Investment Properties, L.P. (the "Developer") by Agreement dated June 29, 1989, as amended. 1. . GENERAL PROJECT DESCRIPTION The DDA (approved by the Agency on November 17, 1987 provides for. the development of property shown in the attached Location Map (Attachment No. 1) generally referred to as Parcel `"D" . The Developer currently owns the majority of Parcel "D" through acquisition from Emkay. At the time of the Agency sale to Emkay, a small portion of Parcel "D" (the "Encroachment" , See Attachment. " No. 2 ; Legal Description. and Engineering Detail) was excluded from the sale at Emkay's request. Parcel "D" was excluded from the sale to Emkay as a result of an ALTA survey which indicated that the southern block wall to the City's St. Joseph Street Reservoir encroached into the property. The area of the Encroachment is approximately 167 square feet. Subsequent to the Agency's sale to Emkay, Emkay sold Parcel "D" to the Developer for development, pursuant to the DDA. The Emkay conveyance to the Developer contained all of Parcel "D" including the previously excluded Encroachment. The Developer has requested that. the Agency;now convey the Encroachment. They would like legal title to all of Parcel "D" as originally intended in the DDA. In return for conveying the Encroachment to the Developer, the City of Arcadia (the "City") and the Agency will require that a prescriptive easement be imposed on Parcel "D" which allows access by City personnel to maintain the block wall. Agency conveyance of the Encroachment will not affect the development schedule of Parcel. "D" . The Developer has until March 31, 1992 to complete the approved improvements. 2. COSTS TO THE. AGENCY All costs to the Agency have previously been detailed in the original Disposition Report for the Northside Project and the DDA. ' Conveyance of the Encroachment as proposed here will not cause the Agency to incur any additional costs other than a minor amount of staff time. This administrative cost totals approximately $1, 000. 1_} li Ata.� .o0 ji 5 3. FUTURE REVENUE The Agency has already been compensated for the Encroachment as set forth in the DDA. The total sales price for Parcel "D" was not adjusted downward as a result of removing the Encroachment parcel from the Emkay sale. The Agency received $11. 50 per square foot for Parcel "D" inclusive of the Encroachment. The Developer has agreed to pay for the Agency' s estimated administrative costs ($1, 000) for processing the Encroachment conveyance. There is therefore no net cost (or gain) to the Agency. 4 . PROJECT BENEFITS The principal benefits of conveying the Encroachment are administrative in nature. the benefits include: A. Clarification of title and property lines through consolidation of parcels. B. Guaranteeing access by City personnel for the purpose of maintaining the property line wall through provision of a prescriptive easement over Parcel D. For further information or copies of referenced documents, contact Dale Connors in the Economic Development Department, Arcadia City Hall, 240 W. Huntington Drive, Arcadia, CA 91007, (818) 574-5409. disrptl.ns a9 LASER IMAGED 66