222, Construct guest house in front, CorrespondenceFebruary 20, 1980
Mr. Bob Rollins
Rollins. Construction Co.
6320.Via Del Plaza
Rancho Palos Verdes, CA.',90274
Dear Mr. Rollins:
At the City Council meeting on February 11,1980 your.
request for permission to install 100 Amp service on the
guest house approved by Conditional Use Permit for Marvin
Malmuth, Lot,93-RH, 3 Pine Tree Lane,was reviewed by the
Council: The new 100 Amp service is in addition to the
existing 200 Amp service on the main residence.
Sincethe removal of the 200 Amp service and replacement
with.,400 Amp service would be excessive in relation to the
needs of the Malmuths now and in the forseeable future, instal-
lation of the additional 100 Amp service is approved.
A copy of this letter, will be placed in the Rolling Hills
Community Association's architectural file for the Malmuth
property, and a copy will, also be transmitted to the County
Engineer for their file.. On ,the basis of this approval the
County's engineering inspector can now inspect and approve.
the 100 Amp installation.
Very truly yours,.
Teena Clifton
City Manager
GORDANA SWANSON
Mayor
DONALD W. CROCKER
Mayor Pro Tem
THOMAS F. HEINSHEIMER
Councilman
GODFREY PERNELL
Councilman
MASON H. ROSE V
Councilman
TEENA CLIFTON
City Manager
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Mr. Bob Rollins
Rollins Construction Co.
6320 Via Del Plaza
Rancho Palos Verdes, CA 90274
Dear Mr. Rollins:
INCORPORATED JANUARY 24, 1957
NO. 2 PORTUGUESE BEND ROAD
ROLLING HILLS, CALIF. 90274
(213) 377-1521
January 31, 1980
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I am writing you in response to your letter of
January 28, 1980 regarding the construction of the
Marvin Malmuth servants quarters.
I recall discussing this matter with you late last
year and suggested that you review the matter with the
Edison Company. As I indicated at that time, to receive
relief from the requirement of using only one service
panel you would need to have this reviewed by the Rolling
Hills City Council and the Board of Directors of the
Rolling Hills Community Association. I therefore would
like, to ask that you furnish me with the following inform-
ation. We will need a load breakdown on the 200 AMP panel
and what the additional load requirement will be for the
servants quarters.
I can appreciate that a 400 AMP service would be
extremely large, though Bill Magill, our engineering in-
spector, said there are a few such panels in Rolling Hills
in large homes. It is not our desire to cause the Malmuths
any more expense than necessary but we need to know what
the total problem may be. I am surprised to read that the
Edison Company said the run was too far because that is not
a consideration and it is certainly not too far according
to our Inspector.
After I receive the load breakdown I will be in contact
with you further regarding this problem. If you have some
severe time restraints I might suggest you hand -carry the
letter and we will attempt to give your problem some priority.
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Teena Clifto
City Manager
Sincerely,
TC:ma
I-IENDRICK a
43 MALAGA COVE PLAZA & HALOS VERDES ESTATES, KN❑X A.I.A. ' RCHITEGTE
� CALIFORNIA P. O. .�. X 248 t3 FRONTIER -9308
May 8th, 1979
City Council
City of Rolling Hills
Re: Zoning Case No. 222
Malmuth Guest House (Servants' Quarters)
Gentlemen:
Mr. and Mrs. Malmuth's application for a variance to place a "guest house"
in their front yard was made with the presumption that, as far as the City,
is concerned, "guest house" and "servants' quarters" are essentially syn-
onyhous. Apparently this presumption was incorrect.
To clarify the purpose of, the "guest house": It is to house the Malmuth's
servants, a Central American couple with two small children (a boy and a
girl). The Planning Commission was aware of this and, if not indicated in
the minutes, it is on the tapes.
The proposed "guest house" is, to replace the existing "guest house", i.e.
"servants' quarters" which does not meet the minimum required distance from
the stable and which has many shortcomings. This building, which existed
when the Malmuths purchased the property will be converted to a two -car
garage (it was originally a garage) and storage room.
Mr. and Mrs. Malmuth are trying to improve a situation that already exists,.
They wish to provide more adequate and up-to-date housing for servants whom
they wish to keep on a long term basis.
Your consideration of these comments in your evaluation of the case will be
very much appreciated.
Very truly yours,
HENDRICKSON & KNOX, A.I.A.
D. E. Hendrickson
c0/ie0iit Jh/�
GODFREY PERNELL
Mayor
GORDANA SWANSON
Mayor Pro Tem
DONALD W. CROCKER
Councilman
THOMAS F. HEINSHEIMER
Councilman
MASON H. ROSE V
Councilman
TEENA CLIFTON
City Manager
Mr. Marvin Malmuth
3 Pine Tree Lane
Rolling Hills, California 90274
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INCORPORATED JANUARY 24, 1957
NO. 2 PORTUGUESE BEND ROAD
ROLLING HILLS, CALIF. 90274
(213) 377-1521
April 30, 1979
Re: Zoning Case No. 222
Guest House
Dear Mr. Malmuth,
At the Planning Commission meeting on April 17, 1979 the
Planning Commission, in the above entitled matter, granted a
variance of front yard requirements to construct a guest house
in the front yard of your property at 3 Pine Tree Lane.
Since the filing of the application for a variance on
February 5, the City Council, on March 26, adopted Urgency
Ordinance No. U-38, which places a moratorium on issuance of
any permit for construction of guest houses for a period of
60 days from the date of passage of the ordinance unless a
Conditional Use Permit is obtained in accordance with the
provisions of the ordinance.
You are also advised that pursuant to the provisions of
Ordinance No. 155, which amends Ordinance No. 33, the City
Council has filed an appeal from the decision of the Planning
Commission granting your application for a variance of front
yard requirements. Accordingly, no permit can be issued until
such time as this appeal has been disposed of as required by
provisions of Ordinance No. 33.
Very truly yours,
June Cunningham
Deputy City Clerk
copy: Mr. Don Hendrickson
43 Malaga Cove Plaza
Palos Verdes Estates