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CITY OF ROLLING HILLS
ZONING CHANGE, VARIANCE OR
CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT APPLICATION
A. AUTHORITY AND RESPONSIBILITY
Under Ordinance 113 of the City of Rolling Hills, the Planning Commission
must consider the following:
1. The Planning Commission shall consider all matters presented to it fairly
and impartially, recognizing the rights of the applicant as well as its
obligation to enforce all zoning ordinances and resolutions adopted by
the City Council of the City of Rolling Hills.
2. The development and use of all land within the City of Rolling Hills
should be directed to the continuation of the existing rural open areas
surrounding the existing residences in the City, and each new improve-
ment or use of land should be carefully examined to determine what effect
the proposed improvement or use of land will have on the terrain, trees
and natural flora in the City.
3. The granting of variances and conditional use permits shall be carefully
scrutinized to protect bridle trails, and provide the proper spacing of
residences and accessory buildings so as to prevent overconstruction of
the lot or parcel to be improved.
Please review City Ordinances No. 33 and 113 for additional information.
B. REGULAR MEETINGS
I.
Applications are considered at the regular meetings of the Planning Com-
mission which are held the third Tuesday of each month. Applications must
be submitted to the Planning Commission Secretary no later than the first
Monday of the month in which the hearing is to be held. Provide sufficient
time in your plans to attend at least two meetings to allow the Planning
Commission to study the facts presented and to make a field trip review of
the physical conditions. The applicant or a representative must appear at
the meeting.
C. PLOT PLANS
Seven (7) copies of a Plot Plan MUST accompany the application, and must show:
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The location of the existing and proposed building(s) or structure(s) on
the property, including accessory buildings, swimming pools, tennis courts,
and other paved areas.
The defined area(s) for which the change, variance or conditional use
permit is requested.
The outside boundaries showing dimensions and easements.
Sufficient contour lines, including existing and proposed grading.
It may be necessary to submit a vicinity plan showing adjoining properties
where there is a possibility that approving the application will affect
the interests of the surrounding properties or neighborhood.
In serving your best interest and to avoid time delays, please have as
complete data and facts as possible available to the Planning Commission
at the time of consideration of your application,
D. CONFORMANCE TO OTHER REGULATIONS
In planning their improvements, applicants should also consider the require-
ments imposed by the Los Angeles County Building Regulations and the Rolling
kills Community Association -Architectural and Landscape Committees. Planning
the sequence of submission of requests to the various authorities may save
the applicant elapsed time and costs, if the application is denied.
E. FILING FEE
A filing fee of $75.00 must accompany the application. Make check payable to
THE CITY OF ROLLING HILLS.
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Application for a) Change of.Zoning
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) Conditional Use Permit
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Richard C. Small, M.D.
5 Flying Mane Lane
Rolling Hills, California
20 November 1975
Board of Directors
,Architectural Committee
Planning Committee
Rolling Hills, California
Dear Directors and Committee Members:
The purpose of this letter is to make a formal complaint concerning the
issuance of a spa building permit to Dr. Cooper, 8 Ringbit East.
I attended a public hearing at the Planning Committee's meeting concerning
the Cooper's permit. At that time, I stated illegal building had already occurred
during Dr. Cooper's ownership of the property. This building activity involved
a installation of a six foot wire fence on the interior side of a perimeter
three rail fence. Also, a large wood and wire gate was added in the side yard.
Six foot pipes with rainbird type sprinklers were attached to the inside of the
perimeter fence. Two large diameter pipe structures approximately seven feet
high and 8 feet long were placed at right angles to one another to form some type
of play set in the front yard. Prior to Dr. Cooper's ownership, apparently a
tall wire fence with thip steel poles was built around the backyard. In addition,
the perimeter three railnwas constructed two to three years ago without a permit.
After a field trip inspection of the above mentioned structures, the Plan-
ning Committee agreed to recommend a permit to build the spa.
Apparently my view of Dr. Cooper's front and side yard will be a spa complete
with a metal fence, a large pipe play set, a largewire mesh gate, and a six
foot wire fence (the top two feet bent to a 600 angle).
The tradition of build now and obtain a.permit later (if at all) is being
accepted. It is my hope to arouse concern in what may appear to be only a "minor"
problem.
Siicerely;
Richard C. Small, M.D.