Zoning rulings threaten Don the Beachcomber - we need your help! - General Tiki

ATP Atomic Tiki Punk Tiki Socialite Costa Misery Joined: Jul 19, 2009 Posts: 7118	ATP Atomic Tiki Punk Posted posted on Mon, Jun 29, 2015 5:24 PM On 2015-06-29 13:33, tikilongbeach wrote: Maybe the neighboring Seal Beach Naval Weapons Station/Seal Beach National Wildlife Refuge will be the deterrent to high density development of that area. The California Coastal Commission would have to ok the development due to it's proximity to the coast and wildlife areas. Traffic impact would also need to be studied, PCH is only a 2 lane road on each side through that area. Taki Sun, the owners of Peter's Landing, are the ones that are trying to get the zoning revised. They also own the derelict SeaPort Marina Pacifica Hotel at 2nd and PCH in Long Beach. They have been trying to get the Coastal Commission and the City of LBC to revise the low density zoning of that area so they can tear down the hotel and build 5 14-story towers. They have been shot down numerous times over that plan. This was my thought also & may be the only impediment to using the land for a new apartment complex as well as a legal option to prevent that from happening.

On 2015-06-29 13:33, tikilongbeach wrote:
Maybe the neighboring Seal Beach Naval Weapons Station/Seal Beach National Wildlife Refuge will be the deterrent to high density development of that area. The California Coastal Commission would have to ok the development due to it's proximity to the coast and wildlife areas.
Traffic impact would also need to be studied, PCH is only a 2 lane road on each side through that area.
Taki Sun, the owners of Peter's Landing, are the ones that are trying to get the zoning revised. They also own the derelict SeaPort Marina Pacifica Hotel at 2nd and PCH in Long Beach. They have been trying to get the Coastal Commission and the City of LBC to revise the low density zoning of that area so they can tear down the hotel and build 5 14-story towers. They have been shot down numerous times over that plan.

This was my thought also & may be the only impediment to using the land for a new apartment complex
as well as a legal option to prevent that from happening.

Post #745847 by Atomic Tiki Punk on Mon, Jun 29, 2015 5:24 PM