Buena Park City Council
June 24, 2025

Goal LU-16: City-defined smart growth and sustainable community principles incorporated into future planning and development proposals.

Policy LU-16.1:Support sustainable activities at the local and regional level.

Policy LU-16.2: Encourage private development to incorporate City-defined sustainable principles in site development, building construction, and building systems.

Policy LU-16.3: Utilize land use change to encourage livability, access to services, efficient use of infrastructure, and access to transportation options.

Policy LU-16.4:Encourage land uses and improvements that reduce energy and water consumption, waste and noise generation, air quality impacts and support other comparable resource strategies for a sustainable Buena Park; including alternative energy generation, electric vehicle parking and charging, recycling, and similar facilities.

Policy LU-16.5: Require mixed-use and multi-family developments to adhere to sustainable design and construction practices, including energy efficiency measures, water conservation strategies, use of renewable materials, and implementation of green building standards, to minimize environmental impacts and promote long-term resilience.

PRINCIPLE: SUSTAINABLE LAND USE
Sustainable growth to meet the needs of current and future residents is important to the City of Buena Park. Coordination between land uses and transportation facilities and services will promote both economic and environmental sustainability.
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Policy LU-16.6:Prioritize walkability and connectivity by promoting pedestrian-friendly infrastructure, such as interconnected sidewalks, crosswalks, and pedestrian pathways, as well as safe and convenient access to public transportation options.

Goal LU-17: A physical environment that enhances aging in place.

Policy LU-17.1: Encourage a variety of employment, housing, entertainment, and recreational choices to enhance the opportunities for Buena Park residents to stay within the community throughout all stages of life.

Policy LU-17.2: Encourage the development of senior housing that has access to commercial services, health care facilities, community facilities, and public transit.

Goal LU-18: Development that promotes and enhances the fiscal health of the City.

Policy LU-18.1: Encourage zoning and other regulatory mechanisms to promote new development that contribute to the community’s fiscal health.

Policy LU-18.2: Explore land use policies, processes, standards, and incentives to expand commerce and job creation within the City.

Policy LU-18.3: Promote development patterns that reduce infrastructure construction costs.

Policy LU-18.4: Continue to prioritize commercial and residential revitalization within the redevelopment project area.

PRINCIPLE: ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
Land use is intimately related with economic development, as it provides the primary direction for the location and distribution of development. The effective location and distribution of land uses contribute to the fiscal well-being of the City. Therefore, economic considerations play a vital role in effective land use policy.
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Goal LU-19: A focused development strategy that emphasizes specialized Focus Area land use policies.

Central Buena Park Focus Area
Policy LU-19.1: Improve the quality of the pedestrian environment along Beach Boulevard to establish a walkable and highly accessible mixed-use environment.

Policy LU-19.2: Create an enhanced pedestrian environment that encourages linkages between residential and non-residential uses within Central Buena Park.

Policy LU-19.3: Encourage the development of publicly accessible spaces within and adjacent to private property to encourage a higher level of pedestrian utilization along Beach Boulevard.

Policy LU-19.4: Ensure that design and siting of new development along Beach Boulevard and Commonwealth Avenue addresses quality of life in adjacent residential neighborhoods.

Policy LU-19.5: Ensure strategic location of parking facilities along Beach Boulevard and Commonwealth Avenue to encourage convenient and accessible parking for commercial development.

Policy LU-19.6: Facilitate development of shared and/or joint-use parking facilities.

Policy LU-19.7: Encourage redevelopment of individually-owned, smaller lots by providing regulatory incentives encouraging the consolidation of lots to maximize development opportunities.

Orangethorpe Corridor East Focus Area
Policy LU-19.8: Promote streetscape and urban design improvements to enhance the area as the eastern gateway into the City.

Policy LU-19.9: Encourage high-profile, high quality development that provides visibility from the adjacent SR-91 and I-5 freeways.

Policy LU-19.10: Encourage the development of live-work units as a means of transition between high intensity commercial development and adjacent residential neighborhoods along Oregon Street and Indiana Street.

Policy LU-19.11: Maximize accessibility of non-residential uses along Kass Drive and Page Street to reduce conflicts with existing residential uses.

PRINCIPLE: FOCUSED DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY
As a built-out City, growth and change in Buena Park will primarily occur as infill, redevelopment, and revitalization in key areas identified for change. This focused development strategy will be implemented through the establishment of specific focus areas with individualized approaches for each area.
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Orangethorpe Corridor West Focus Area
Policy LU-19.12: Evaluate opportunities to introduce high-density residential development south of Melrose Street as a means to transition between commercial uses and existing single- family residential uses to the north.

Policy LU-19.13: Encourage the development of integrated campus-like commercial development through improved functional connectivity with Western Avenue and Knott Avenue.

Policy LU-19.14: Encourage the consolidation of long, narrow parcels fronting Orangethorpe Avenue to provide opportunities for larger, integrated campus developments.

Policy LU-19.15: Enhance the pedestrian environment through the development of streetscape and urban design that consolidates site ingress and egress.

Policy LU-19.16: Ensure that future development along Orangethorpe and Knott Avenue addresses the need for an enhanced pedestrian environment for adjacent school uses.

Entertainment Corridor Focus Area
Policy LU-19.17: Encourage development of the Mall with a mix of higher- density residential, entertainment, and commercial uses that complement and enhance Knott’s Berry Farm and other entertainment uses.

Policy LU-19.18: Encourage the development of a variety of urban entertainment uses that encourage activity within the area.

Policy LU-19.19: Promote linkages to adjacent developments to promote the Entertainment Corridor as a pedestrian destination.

Policy LU-19.20: Continue to coordinate with Knott’s Berry Farm to ensure potential new development or expansion of operations are compatible with adjacent land uses.

Entertainment Corridor North Focus Area
Policy LU-19.21: Continue to support Knott’s Berry Farm as a centerpiece of the City’s entertainment corridor through the establishment of uses and activities that complement and enhance its continued success as a regional attraction.

Policy LU-19.22: Encourage the development of a high-intensity urban entertainment activity center that strengthens physical and functional connectivity with the resort area.

Policy LU-19.23: Provide for a highly vitalized urban pedestrian environment through the establishment of pedestrian amenities and retail development along Beach Boulevard and Orangethorpe Avenue.

Policy LU-19.24: Expand and enhance supportive commercial, hospitality, and residential uses along Beach Boulevard and Orangethorpe Avenue that attract and complement the tourist industry.
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Policy LU-19.25: Promote linkages to adjacent developments to promote the Entertainment Corridor North as a pedestrian destination.

Policy LU-19.26: Encourage development of strategically located, joint-use parking facilities to establish a “park once” destination.

Policy LU-19.27: Incorporate high-density residential development as a component of retail and entertainment uses to provide additional housing opportunities for employees of the resort area.

Northwest Focus Area
Policy LU-19.28: Encourage the creation of large-scale, job-creating development.

Policy LU-19.29: Encourage the establishment of high-end corporate businesses through incentives, land use regulations, and other techniques.

Policy LU-19.30: Encourage high quality commercial development with direct access to Orangethorpe Avenue and Valley View Street.

Policy LU-19.31: Provide opportunities for limited supportive retail and dining development for the daytime employment population.

Policy LU-19.32: Improve regional accessibility to job-creating uses in the focus area through coordination with adjacent jurisdictions and Caltrans to improve connectivity at Valley View Street from the SR-91 and I-5 freeways.

Civic Center Focus Area
Policy LU-19.33: Encourage development of a mixed-use environment providing a balance of commercial, residential, and civic uses.

Policy LU-19.34: Establish stronger physical and functional connectivity with Beach Boulevard.

Policy LU-19.35: Ensure future development and redevelopment in the Civic Center area acknowledges preservation and enhancement of historic structures.

Policy LU-19.36: Enhance the civic identity along Beach Boulevard through streetscape and urban design improvements.

Commonwealth Corridor Focus Area
Policy LU-19.37: Establish a complementary mix of commercial and office development, incorporating job creation.

Policy LU-19.38: Encourage redevelopment of irregular lots along Commonwealth Avenue by providing regulatory incentives facilitating consolidation to maximize development opportunities.

Policy LU-19.39: Encourage strategic joint-use parking facilities to reduce the prevalence of ingress and egress along the Commonwealth corridor.
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Policy LU-19.40: Ensure new development is designed and sited to buffer adjacent residential development from impacts associated with non-residential uses.

Policy LU-19.41: Ensure existing residential uses generally bounded by Dale Avenue, Artesia Boulevard, Whitaker Street, and Stanton Avenue are considered in the design and siting of future development along the Commonwealth Corridor.

Policy LU-19.42: Encourage streetscape and other urban design improvements to enhance Commonwealth Avenue as a primary eastern gateway into the City.

Policy LU-19.43: Encourage expansion and development of light industrial uses that provide additional employment opportunities.

Policy LU-19.44: Ensure new development and redevelopment are compatible with the Airport Environs Land Use Plan for the Fullerton Municipal Airport.

North Beach Boulevard Focus Area
Policy LU-19.45: Provide for a mix of job-creating uses and supportive retail development.

Policy LU-19.46: Ensure existing adjacent residential development along Beach Boulevard, La Mirada Boulevard, Malvern Avenue, and Stage Road is considered in the design and siting of future development.

Policy LU-19.47: Encourage street-oriented infill development focused at the intersection of Beach Boulevard and La Mirada Boulevard.

Policy LU-19.48: Provide for transitional landscaping and urban design features as transition to adjacent residential development to preserve neighborhood quality.

Fillmore/Jackson Focus Area
Policy LU-19.49: Encourage an improved physical environment that contributes to livability, safety, and crime reduction.

Policy LU-19.50: Provide for rehabilitation of existing residential structures. Policy LU19.51: Encourage redevelopment opportunities within the area.

Goal LU-20: Focus Area Community Design Policies are Established and Implemented.

As a supplement to the Focus Area land use policies provided in the Land Use Element, the following Community Design policies address specific community design considerations for each of the General Plan Focus Areas.

Central Buena Park Focus Area
Policy LU-20.1: Promote a clearly defined regional entry statement from Beach Boulevard at the I-5 freeway.
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Policy LU-20.2: Promote appropriate statements to define neighborhood entries along 4th Street, Fullerton Avenue, Artesia Boulevard, Homewood Avenue, and Darlington Avenue.

Policy LU-20.3: Encourage the development of public amenities along Beach Boulevard to strengthen pedestrian comfort.

Policy LU-20.4: Consider an entry statement along Beach Boulevard to define a northern entry into the Central Buena Park focus area.

Orangethorpe Corridor East Focus Area
Policy LU-20.5: Consider entry monumentation and streetscape enhancements at Orangethorpe Avenue and the I-5 freeway to define the area as a primary eastern gateway into the City.

Policy LU-20.6: Encourage the use of landscape and urban design treatments at neighborhood entries along Oregon Street and Indiana Avenue to clearly define singlefamily residential areas.

Policy LU-20.7: Encourage quality design and development of manufacturing and office uses to enhance visibility from Orangethorpe Avenue.

Orangethorpe Corridor West Focus Area
Policy LU-20.8: Incorporate landscaping and urban design improvements adjacent to Knott Avenue and Orangethorpe Avenue to promote a walkable environment.

Policy LU-20.9: Consider improvements to Melrose Street to improve pedestrian accessibility.

Entertainment Corridor Focus Area
Policy LU-20.10: Encourage landscaping, unique streetscapes, and the integration of public art to enhance the area as a one of a kind entertainment destination.

Policy LU-20.11: Encourage bold and creative signage and urban design on private property to support the area theme.

Policy LU-20.12: Create an enhanced pedestrian environment that encourages linkages between the Mall, Knott’s Berry Farm, and other visitor-serving uses along Beach Boulevard.

Policy LU-20.13: Consider a high- profile themed entry statement at Beach Boulevard and Crescent Avenue to promote a sense of arrival and place.

Entertainment Corridor North Focus Area
Policy LU-20.14: Consider a high- profile entry statement at Beach Boulevard and the SR91 freeway to define the Beach Boulevard corridor as a primary regional entertainment and tourist center.
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Policy LU-20.15: Encourage the development of bold, highly visual signage, streetscape, and urban design on private property to further define the regional significance of the focus area.

Policy LU-20.16: Enhance the intersection of Beach Boulevard and Orangethorpe Avenue through the use of decorative paving, streetscape furniture, sidewalks, and landscaping.

Policy LU-20.17: Encourage quality design and development to enhance visibility from the SR-91 freeway.

Northwest Focus Area
Policy LU-20.18: Promote Orangethorpe Avenue and Valley View Street as the primary western gateway into the City through the establishment of monumentation, landscaping, and hardscape improvements.

Policy LU-20.19: Encourage the development of generous, high-quality landscaping along the public right-of-way to establish a corporate identity for the focus area.

Policy LU-20.20: Provide for transitional landscaping and buffering on the south side of Orangethorpe Avenue to ensure preservation and enhancement of existing single-family neighborhoods.

Civic Center Focus Area
Policy LU-20.21: Encourage the continued revitalization of residential units along Pinchot Court and 11th Street through structural improvements, landscaping, and streetscape to complement the Civic Center complex.

Policy LU-20.22: Encourage the preservation and enhancement of historic residential structures in the area generally bounded by 11th Street, Western Avenue, 9th Street, and Beach Boulevard through clearly identifying neighborhood boundaries, encouraging private improvements and maintaining and enhancing the existing public right-of-way.

Policy LU-20.23: Consider a strong entry statement at Beach Boulevard and the I-5 freeway, through landscaping, signage, and monumentation to define the area as the community’s civic core.

Commonwealth Corridor Focus Area
Policy LU-20.24: Ensure the siting and design of new structures along Dale Street minimize potential impacts from adjacent aviation operations.

Policy LU-20.25: Consider a strong eastern entry gateway statement at Commonwealth Avenue and Dale Street to define entry into the City.

Policy LU-20.26: Promote streetscape and urban design improvements along 4th Street and Indiana Avenue that define residential neighborhoods and provide for transitions between non- residential and residential uses.
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North Beach Boulevard Focus Area
Policy LU-20.27: Consider a prominent intersection statement at Beach Boulevard and La Mirada Boulevard/Malvern Avenue.

Policy LU-20.28: Encourage street adjacent development along Beach Boulevard to encourage pedestrian utilization and accessibility by adjacent residents.

Policy LU-20.29: Provide for transitional landscape treatments to preserve neighborhoods adjacent to Malvern Avenue and La Mirada Boulevard.

Fillmore-Jackson Focus Area
Policy LU-20.30: Encourage Crime Prevention through Environmental Design (CPTED) techniques to encourage a safe and physically pleasing environment.

Policy LU-20.31: Encourage rehabilitation of existing residential structures though variations in color, hardscape, and building materials.

Policy LU-20.32: Encourage improvements to alleyways adjacent to Fillmore Drive and Jackson Way to enhance safety through hardscape, landscape, lighting, and other techniques.

Policy LU-20.33: Encourage the development of open space and recreational facilities to meet the needs of existing residents.

Policy LU-20.34: Facilitate redevelopment of the area to provide a modern urban contemporary development with associated amenities.

Goal LU-21: Distinctive and attractive design of the public realm that promotes a positive image and identity.

Policy LU-21.1: Focus on improving the appearance of corridors in the City by implementing landscaping, enhanced paving, unique streetscape amenities, appropriatelyscaled lighting, and placement of utility connections underground.

Policy LU-21.2: Support the development of a comprehensive gateway program, including a hierarchy of entry monuments and wayfinding signage throughout the City.

Policy LU-21.3: Support landscaping treatments that complement a comprehensive streetscape program and that maximize water conservation through plant species and irrigation techniques.

PRINCIPLE: COMMUNITY IDENTITY
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Policy LU-21.4: Strive to develop a system of key landmarks that contribute to the character and image of the City, and encourage new buildings and/or monuments to function as neighborhood or district markers.

Goal LU-22: New development and redevelopment that contributes to a positive visual image of the City.

Policy LU-22.1: Support development in focus areas that encourages a mix of land uses, central gathering spaces, walkable streets, interesting architecture, and public art.

Policy LU-22.2: Promote good quality design that considers site and building scale and mass that enhances the experience of employees and customers.

Policy LU-22.3: Support the use of form-based codes in special districts and corridors to ensure that new development and redevelopment is consistent with the desired identity of the City.

Policy LU-22.4: Ensure that commercial signs do not detract from the City’s high-quality image, while recognizing the need for effective business identification.

Policy LU-22.5: Continue to preserve historically-significant buildings and neighborhoods.

Policy LU-22.6: Encourage that new and adaptively re-used buildings are designed to respect and complement the defining built form, massing, scale, and modulation, of their contextual setting.

Policy LU-22.7:Design each building as a high-quality, long term addition to the City’s urban fabric; exterior design and buildings material shall exhibit permanence and quality, minimize maintenance concerns, and extend the life of the building.

Goal LU-23: New development and redevelopment that fosters social interaction, connectivity, and sense of place.

Policy LU-23.1: Encourage connectivity between focus areas, nodes, and neighborhoods through visually-interesting and logical networks of paths that provide access for pedestrians, bicyclists, motorists, and transit patrons.

Policy LU-23.2: Encourage the development of a variety of public gathering places, such as community centers, mixed-use plazas or courtyards, and parks and open space, which meet the needs of residents and visitors.

PRINCIPLE: SOCIAL INTERACTION
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Policy LU-23.3: Encourage new commercial development and remodeling of existing commercial buildings to provide maximum window exposure for passers-by and minimize “blank wall” exposure.

Policy LU-23.4: Prioritize the development of walkable neighborhoods within the Housing Opportunities Overlay by incorporating pedestrian-friendly design elements, such as wide sidewalks, well-defined crosswalks, pedestrian-scale lighting, and street furniture, fostering safe and convenient walking routes between residential units and nearby amenities.

Policy LU-23.5:Promote building entrance orientation that prioritizes pedestrian accessibility and street interaction, with active ground-floor uses facing public streets and sidewalks.

Policy LU-23.6: Require that mixed-use projects provide on-site amenities that contribute to the living environment of residents such as courtyards, outdoor barbecues, and recreation facilities.

Goal LU-24: Existing and new neighborhoods that are attractive, well- maintained, and promote unique identities.

Policy LU-24.1: Promote public gathering spaces or community centers, recreational opportunities, and social programs within existing neighborhoods.

Policy LU-24.2: Continue to emphasize maintenance of the City public right-of-way, including street resurfacing, landscaping, lighting, and removal of litter or graffiti.

Policy LU-24.3: Support development and implementation of a uniform street tree program in residential neighborhoods and main boulevards that will ultimately provide shade canopies across roadways and provide inviting and walkable parkways.

Policy LU-24.4: Encourage homeowners’ associations and neighborhoods to maintain existing housing tract entrance signs in an attractive manner and encourage the placement of new signs at the entrance of developments that do not have identification.

Goal LU-25: A safe place to live, work, and play.

Policy LU-25.1:Incorporate public safety considerations into community design.

PRINCIPLE: ATTRACTIVE NEIGHBORHOODS
Neighborhood aesthetics contribute to overall resident satisfaction and community livability.

Opportunities exist in Buena Park to enhance and protect existing neighborhoods, as well as ensure new neighborhoods are well-designed.

PRINCIPLE: COMMUNITY SAFETY
The physical design of a project can have a profound effect on public safety by addressing potential for associated criminal activity. Projects can enhance user safety through design to reduce opportunities for criminal activity.

RESOLUTION NO.

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT NO. EIR-25-1

A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BUENA

PARK, CALIFORNIA, CERTIFYING ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
REPORT NO. EIR-25-1 (SCH NO. 2024110035) AND A STATEMENT OF

OVERRIDING CONSIDERATIONS FOR GENERAL PLAN AMENDMENT
NO. GP-25-2, TEXT AMENDMENT NO. C-25-1 AND AMENDMENTS TO

THE OBJECTIVE DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS (ODDS)

TO IMPLEMENT VARIOUS HOUSING ELEMENT PROGRAMS
A. Recitals.
(i) The City of Buena Park 6th Cycle Housing Element Update (HEU) was approved by the City Council on January 25, 2022 and Certified by the State Department of Housing and Community Development in 2024; and
(ii) In order for HCD to certify the HEU, the Land Use and Community Design Element and Zoning Code needed to be updated, which was proposed to be completed in two-phases; and
(iii) The applications for phase one included General Plan Amendment No. GP-24-1, Zone Change No. Z-24-2, Specific Plan Amendment No. SP-24-1, Text Amendment No. C-24-1, and Negative Declaration No. MND-24-1 and were approved by the City Council on February 13, 2024; and
(iv) The second phase of the implementation effort requires a Zoning Code Amendment (C-25-1) and General Plan Amendment GP-25-2; and (v) Based on the Project Description which includes 10,322 dwelling units and 438,333 square feet of commercial development, it was determined that an Environmental impact Report was the most appropriate environmental document; and (vi) A Notice of Preparation (NOP) and Initial Study was distributed on October 31, 2024 to local agencies, interested parties and the State Clearinghouse for 30-day review period from November 4, 2024, to December 10, 2024; and
(vii) The NOP described the Project, identified potential environmental effects, and invited agencies and the public to submit comments; and (viii) The City received comments/recommendations from the following agencies:

Native American Heritage Commission, Southern California Association of Governments, Orange County Transit Authority and California Department of Transportation; and (ix) All received comments are provided in Appendix B of the Draft EIR and all comments related to environmental issues associated with the proposed Project were addressed within the DEIR, including the Initial Study and the Technical Studies appended to it; and Resolution No.

Environmental Impact Report No. EIR-25-1
June 24, 2025
(x) Pursuant to CEQA Guidelines Section 15087(a), the DEIR was made available for public review from February 14, 2025, to April 1, 2025; and (xi) The City posted the Notice of Availability and DEIR on its website, submitted a copy to the State Clearing House, made hard copies available at the City’s Planning Department and public library and held a community meeting on March 12, 2025, at Buena Park City Hall to present the Project and receive input; and
(xii) All of the comment letters received by the City during the 45-day public review period have been included and responded to in the Final EIR; and (xiii) The City of Buena Park is the Lead Agency under CEQA Guidelines Article 4, Section 15367 and is responsible for analyzing the environmental impacts of the Project; and (xiv) This EIR has been prepared in conformance with CEQA (California Public Resources Code Section 21000 et seq.); CEQA Guidelines (California Code of Regulations, Title 14, Section 15000 et seq.); and the rules, regulations, and procedures for implementation of CEQA, as adopted by the City of Buena Park; and
(xv) The EIR concluded that there were significant environmental impacts that could not be mitigated to less than significant levels in the areas of Air Quality and Greenhouse Gases; and
(xvi) Pursuant to CEQA Section 21081(b) and State CEQA Guidelines Section 15093, the City found that the unavoidable significant effects to air quality and greenhouse gases are outweighed by specific overriding economic, legal, social, technological, or other benefits offered by the Proposed Project and a Statement of Overriding Considerations was the appropriate determination; and
(xvii) On May 28, 2025, the Planning Commission of the City of Buena Park, held a duly noticed public hearing and recommended that the City Council approve General Plan Amendment No. GP-25-2, Text Amendment No. C-25-1, and associated EIR No. EIR-25-1; and (xviii) On June 24, 2025, the City Council conducted a duly noticed public hearing at a regularly scheduled meeting to consider the Environmental Impact Report and approval of the Project Applications. The City Council has heard and considered the public testimony provided to it at the hearing and has further considered written materials and oral testimony presented on behalf of the City and other interested parties. Said public hearing was concluded prior to adoption of this Resolution.
(xix) All legal prerequisites to the adoption of this resolution have occurred.

B. Resolution.

NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Buena Park hereby determines, finds, and resolve as follows:

1. All of the facts set forth in the Recitals, Part A, of this Resolution, are true and correct and hereby incorporated by this reference.

Resolution No.

Environmental Impact Report No. EIR-25-1
June 24, 2025

2. The City Council finds the Environmental Impact Report, Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program and Statement of Overriding Considerations prepared by CASC Engineering and Consulting, Inc., on behalf of the City of Buena Park, the lead agency, is legally adequate with respect to the Project identified in this Resolution.

3. The City Council does hereby by certify that the attached Environmental Impact Report, Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program and Statement of Overriding Considerations for General Plan Amendment No. GP-25-2, and Text Amendment No. C-25-1 has been completed in compliance with the California Environmental Quality Act, the State CEQA Guidelines, and local procedures adopted pursuant thereto, and has reviewed and considered the information contained in the EIR.

4. The City Council hereby approves EIR-25-1. The City of Buena Park shall file a Notice of Determination with the County Clerk of Orange County and the Secretary of the Resources Agency pursuant to the provisions of Section 21152 of Public Resources Code and State CEQA Guidelines adopted pursuant thereto.

PASSED AND ADOPTED this 24th day of June 2025, by the following called vote:

AYES: 0 COUNCILMEMBERS:

NOES: 0 COUNCILMEMBERS:

ABSENT: 0 COUNCILMEMBERS:

ABSTAINED: 0 COUNCILMEMBERS:

Mayor
ATTEST:
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City Clerk
I, Adria M. Jimenez, City Clerk of the City of Buena Park, California, do hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance was introduced and passed at a regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Buena Park held on the 24th day of June 2025.
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City Clerk
Final EIR:
https://www.buenapark.com/Document_center/City%20Departme nts/Community%20development/Planning%20Division/2021%20 Housing%20Element%20Update/Final%20EIR%20-
%20Combined.pdf
Statement of Overriding Considerations:
https://www.buenapark.com/Document_center/City%20Departme nts/Community%20development/Planning%20Division/2021%20 Housing%20Element%20Update/Findings%20of%20Fact%20and
%20Statement%20of%20Overriding%20Considerations.pdf
Summary of Changes to Division 1 Administra�on
This document serves as an errata sheet summarizing proposed updates and modifications to Division 1 (Administration) of the Title 19 Zoning of the Buena Park Municipal Code. The changes streamline text to align with current housing policies, remove redundancies, and add new provisions reflecting modern zoning practices.

Chapter 19.104 Introduc�on and Defini�ons

19.104.010 Title. (No changes)

19.104.020 Authority. (No changes)

19.104.030 Purpose. (No changes)

19.104.040 Establishment of Zones.
• Added “Mixed-Use Zones” pursuant to Division 7.

19.104.050 Establishment of Overlay Zones.
• Added “Housing Incen�ve Overlay Zones”.

19.104.060 Zoning Map. (No changes)

19.104.070 Interpreta�on of Zoning Map. (No changes)

19.104.080 Defini�ons.
• Added new defini�ons and updated defini�ons to align with current and future permited uses across residen�al, commercial, industrial, mixed-use, and open space zones, and to provide greater clarity regarding allowable uses. • Removed the defini�on for “Lot width, buildable” as this term is not referenced within the zoning code. • Removed the lengthy defini�on for “Massage Establishment” and redefines the term by referring to Chapter 5.12 of Title 5 Business Licenses and Regula�ons.

Chapter 19.108 Procedures—General

19.108.010 Types of Procedures.
• Added “Streamlined Ministerial Review” under Administra�ve Procedures. • Removed “Conforming Garage Waiver”.

19.108.020 Applica�ons. (No changes)

19.108.030 Ini�a�on by City. (No changes)

19.108.040 Interchangeability. (No changes)

19.108.050 Fees. (No changes)

19.108.060 Environmental Review. (No changes)

19.108.070 Inves�ga�on. (No changes)
Chapter 19.112 Hearings

19.112.010 Se�ng of Hearings. (No changes)

19.112.020 No�ce of Hearings.
• Added a provision to subsec�on A for �ming.

19.112.030 Conduct of Hearings. (No changes)
Chapter 19.116 Decisions

19.116.010 Findings. (No changes)

19.116.020 Form of Decision. (No changes)

19.116.030 Vote Required. (No changes)

19.116.040 Time Limits. (No changes)

19.116.050 Failure to Act. (No changes)

19.116.060 No�ce of Decision. (No changes)
Chapter 19.120 – Appeals

19.120.010. Appellate Authority. (No changes)

19.120.020. Appellants. (No changes)

19.120.030. Time for Filing of Appeal. (No changes)

19.120.040. Form of Appeal. (No changes)

19.120.050. Receipt of Appeals. (No changes)

19.120.060. Transmital of Record upon Appeal. (No changes)

19.120.070. Considera�on of Appeal. (No changes)

19.120.080. Appellate Decision. (No changes)

19.120.085. City Council Review of Decisions of the Planning Commission. (No changes)

19.120.090. Irregulari�es in Proceedings. (No changes)
Chapter 19.124 – Legisla�ve Procedures

19.124.010. Text Change. (No changes)

19.124.020. Interim Ordinances. (No changes)

19.124.030. Zone Change. (No changes)

19.124.040. Pre-zoning. (No changes)

19.124.050. Adop�on or Amendment of Supplementary Standards. (No changes) Chapter 19.128 – Administra�ve Procedures

19.128.010. Administra�ve Interpreta�on. (No changes)

19.128.020. Condi�onal Use Permit. (No changes)

19.128.030. Condi�onal Use Permit for Residen�al Condominium Development. (No changes)

19.128.040. Site Plan Review.
• Removed the site plan review requirement for expansions of single-family dwellings and ar�ficial turf. • Replaces “City Council” with “Planning Commission” as part of the appeal process.

19.128.050. Zoning Sign Permit.
• Removed “When a zoning sign permit is required and a signing plan is included as part of an applica�on for site plan review, condi�onal use permit, variance, or similar approval under this Title, the zoning sign permit mater may be considered and approved as part of such other proceeding. In other cases, when a zoning sign permit is required (see subsec�on B of Sec�on

19.904.070), the mater shall be considered by the Zoning Administrator following the same procedure as provided for zoning adjustments under Sec�on 19.128.080.”

19.128.060. Underground U�li�es Waiver.
• Replaces “Planning Commission” with “Zoning Administrator” in subsec�on A.

19.128.070. [RESERVED]
• Removed “Conforming Garage Waiver” and replaces Sec�on with “Reserved”.

19.128.080. Adjustment.
• Added clarifying language to yards and permited encroachments in Subsec�on B.2.b.

19.128.090. Zoning Compliance Review. (No changes)

19.128.100. Interdepartmental Review.
• Added clarifying language to minor exterior altera�ons in Subsec�on B.1.b. • Added “Approval for HIOZ residen�al/ mixed-use development, Housing Opportunity Overlay and Religious/Congrega�onal/Fraternal Overlay (refer to ordinance # 1733)” • Added provisions for extensions.
• Removed “Construc�on of handicap parking and ramps for exis�ng mul�-family residen�al, commercial, and industrial proper�es subject to the provisions of the California State Building Standards Code (Title 24) accessibility regula�ons adopted by the Division of the State Architect and the American with Disabili�es Act (ADA). In order to comply with State law, the provision of handicap parking and ramps for such proper�es may result in the loss of a minimum of exis�ng on-site parking spaces.”

19.128.110. Streamlined Ministerial Review.
• New Sec�on that introduces Streamlined Review for projects located within the HIO’s.

Notes:

1. Sec�on 19.128.110 (Temporary Garage Use Permits) has been deleted.

Chapter 19.132 – Quasi-Judicial Procedures

19.132.010. Variance. (No changes)

19.132.020. Extension or Termina�on of Nonconforming Privilege. • Removed the term “early” from “early termina�on" in subsec�ons B, C, D, and F.

19.132.030. Revoca�on.
• Added the Director of Community and Economic Development to subsec�on B.

Chapter 19.136 - Applicability of Regula�ons

19.136.010. Property Affected. (No changes)

19.136.020. Persons Affected. (No changes)

19.136.030. Ac�vi�es Affected. (No changes)
Chapter 19.140 - Rela�onship of Zoning Regula�ons to Other Laws and Regula�ons

19.140.010. Con�nuity of Zoning Regula�ons. (No changes)

19.140.020. Pending Proceedings. (No changes)

19.140.030. Rights under Previous Approvals. (No changes)

19.140.040. Previous Viola�on or Convic�on. (No changes)

19.140.050. Severability. (No changes)

19.140.060. Conflic�ng Regula�ons. (No changes)

19.140.070. Conflic�ng Licenses and Permits. (No changes)

19.140.080. Private Agreements. (No changes)

19.140.090. Nuisances. (No changes)

19.140.100. References to Other Laws and Regula�ons. (No changes) Chapter 19.144 - Assignment of Authority, Powers, and Du�es

19.144.010. Delega�on of Commission authority. (No changes)

19.144.020. Delega�on of Staff Authority. (No changes)

19.144.030. Office of Zoning Administrator.
• Clarifies the �tle of the Community and Economic Development Director.

19.144.035. Director of Community and Economic Development. • Renames Sec�on �tle from “Director of Development Services” to “ Director of Community and Economic Development”.

19.144.040. Enforcement. (No changes)
Chapter 19.148 - Viola�ons and Penal�es

19.148.010. Unlawful Ac�vi�es Designated as Misdemeanor—Penalty. (No changes)

19.148.020. Unlawful Ac�vi�es Designated as Infrac�on—Penalty. (No changes)

19.148.030. Viola�ons—Nuisance—Civil Remedies. (No changes)

19.148.040. Severability. (No changes)

19.148.050. Past Ac�ons and Obliga�ons Previously Incurred. (No changes) Summary of Changes to Division 3 Single Family Residen�al Zones This document serves as an errata sheet summarizing proposed updates and modifications to Division 3 (Single-Family Residential Zones) of the Title 19 Zoning of the Buena Park Municipal Code. The changes streamline text to align with current housing policies, remove redundancies, and add new provisions reflecting modern zoning practices. Key updates include adding Housing Incentive Overlays (HIOs), incorporating provisions for SB-9 urban dwellings and lot splits, incorporating objective design criteria, and bringing Sections up-to-date with current State Laws. It also outlines amendments for permitted uses, setbacks, accessory structures, building materials, architectural styles, and environmental effects, ensuring that the zoning code supports contemporary land use needs and community goals.

Chapter 19.304 Purpose and Descrip�on of Single-Family Residen�al Zones

19.304.010 Purpose and General Plan Consistency.
• Removed detailed goals and objec�ves that are already outlined in the General Plan. • Streamlined the text to focus specifically on single-family housing, avoiding redundancy.

19.304.020 Descrip�on of Zones.
• No changes have been made to the exis�ng descrip�ons for the single-family zones. • Removed descrip�on for Mixed-Use Zones as this is not applicable to single-family zones. • Added “PD” to Planned Development Zones.
• Added Housing Incen�ve Overlays (HIOs) Zones to reflect modernized zoning prac�ces and to align with the City's current housing policies and future development goals.

19.304.030 Housing Incen�ve Overlay (HIO) Classifica�on. • New Sec�on created to establish the framework for allowing higher-density housing as a primary use on designated overlay sites, suppor�ng Housing Element implementa�on and RHNA compliance. • Directs users to the adopted Housing Incen�ve Overlay (HIO) Objec�ve Design and Development Standards for detailed guidelines on design and development applicable to these overlay zones.

19.304.040 Planned Unit Developments.
• New Sec�on allowing Planned Unit Developments (PUDs) in single-family zones, mirroring exis�ng language from Division 4 (Mul�-Family Zones).

19.304.050 Interpreta�on of Uses Permited.
• Sec�on was moved from Sec�on 19.312.070 to Sec�on 19.304.050.

Chapter 19.308 Intensity of Use and Site Requirements

19.308.010 Residen�al Base Densi�es.
• No changes to exis�ng single-family zones density requirements. • Added text to enhance clarity regarding base density and opportuni�es for increasing density through bonuses.

19.308.020 Cluster Bonus. (No changes to Sec�on 19.308.020)

19.308.030 Affordable Housing Bonus.
• Updated Sec�on to remove lengthy and outdated provisions for State Density Bonus Law and adds language that adopts Government Code Sec�ons 65915-65918 by reference.

19.308.040 Frac�onal Results. (No changes to Sec�on 19.308.040)

19.308.050 Site Dimensions.
• No changes to exis�ng site dimensions for single-family zones. • Added a note to Table 19.308.050 that refers to Chapter 19.204 for parcels that do not conform to the minimum lot size requirements.

19.308.060 Two-Unit Developments and Urban Lot Splits (SB-9) • New Sec�on created for Urban Dwellings and Urban Lot Splits pursuant to SB-9. • Sec�on briefly summarizes Government Code Sec�ons 65852.21 and 66411.7 and indicates that standards shall remain ac�ve as per SB-9 un�l State rescindment or extension.

Chapter 19.312 Uses

19.312.010 Uses Permited.
• Removed “IC - Incidental or condi�onal use—automa�cally permited as an incidental use, when the primary use is automa�cally permited, or eligible for considera�on as a primary use under the condi�onal use procedure”. This symbol was not iden�fied in the exis�ng Uses Permited Table.
• Added an “Addi�onal Requirements” column to Table 19.312.010 to condense the lengthy provisions provided at the end of the exis�ng permited use table that refers to relevant Zoning Ordinance Sec�ons and also to provide specific requirements applicable to certain uses.
• Added “Cotage Cluster, Employee Housing, Transi�onal/Suppor�ve Housing, and Two-Unit Development” as permited uses. • Changed all Residen�al Accessory Uses to “Incidental Use”, with the excep�on of some uses provided within the Planned Development Zone.
• Added “Non-Habitable Accessory Structure, Firepits and Fixed Freestanding Barbecues, and Game Courts (tennis, pickleball, basketball)” as Incidental Residen�al Accessory Uses.
• Added “Café/Coffee Shop” as an “Incidental Condi�onal Use” for Public Assembly uses. • Added “Animal Keeping” as an “Incidental Use” for Agricultural Uses.

19.312.020 Parking Overlay Classifica�on. (No changes to Sec�on 19.312.020)

19.312.030 Agricultural Overlay Classifica�on.
• Updated text to reflect the approved Zoning Text Amendment No. C-24-4 for Bee Keeping and Chicken Keeping. • Sec�on number was changed from 19.312.040 to 19.312.030.

19.312.040 Single-Family Residen�al Zone—Commercial Par�es Prohibited. • Sec�on number was changed from 19.312.060 to 19.312.040.

Notes:

1. Sec�on 19.312.050 (MU, Mixed-Use Overlay Zone) has been removed.

2. Sec�on 19.312.070 (Interpreta�on of Uses Permited) has been moved to Sec�on 19.304.050.

Chapter 19.316 Development Standards—Building Form

19.316.010 Buildings Required. (No changes to Sec�on 19.316.010)

19.316.020 Building Type. (No changes to Sec�on 19.316.020)

19.316.030 Height of Structures.
• Sec�on was moved from Sec�on 19.312.090 to Sec�on 19.316.030. • No changes to the exis�ng primary building height for single-family zones. • Added height requirements for “Single-Family Cluster and Two-Unit Developments”. • Removed “Accessory building or structure” standards.
• Moved standards for “Antennae” to Sec�on 19.316.050.

19.316.040 Building Coverage.
• No changes to exis�ng building coverage requirements for single-family zones. • Added a new Subsec�on that clarifies elements excluded from building coverage calcula�ons for single-family residen�al lots.

19.316.050 Building Form.
• New Sec�on introducing objec�ve design and development standards for new construc�on within single-family zones. • Moved standards for “Antennae” from Sec�on 19.316.030 to this Sec�on. • Introduces objec�ve design and development standards pertaining to the following:
o Orienta�on to the street
o New driveway decora�ve treatment
o Front eleva�on massing
o Window perimeter
o Street fron�ng roofline
o Garage loca�on
o Window placement and privacy
o Flagpoles
o Balconies
o Other structures

19.316.060 Space between Buildings.
• No changes to the development standards.
• Added clarifica�on to exis�ng development standards.

19.316.070 Residen�al Building Floor Area.
• Sec�on number was changed from 19.316.050 to 19.316.070.

19.316.080 Non-Habitable Accessory Structures.
• Sec�on number was changed from 19.316.070 to 19.316.080 and added “Non-Habitable” to the Sec�on �tle to provide clarifica�on.
• Added specific examples to define non-habitable accessory structures, such as garages, pa�os, carports, etc. • Added ministerial approval for site plans mee�ng development standards; maintains the same area limita�ons. • Clarifies canopy regula�ons and provides a defini�on of canopy for clarity.

19.316.090 Residen�al Garages and Carports.
• Sec�on number was changed from 19.316.060 to 19.316.090. • No changes to the development standards.
• Added a note to Table 19.316.090 that requires home addi�ons that increase the number of bedrooms shall require an addi�onal on-site parking space for each bedroom added beyond four (4).

19.316.100 Building Materials.
• Added new development standards regula�ng building materials for façades with dis�nct guidelines for primary, secondary, and accent materials. Added a new Residen�al Material List table.

19.316.110 Architectural Styles.
• New Sec�on introducing six (6) architectural styles for new construc�on. • Directs users to the adopted Architectural Styles Objec�ve Design Standardsfor detailed architectural styles design standards.

19.316.120 Home Expansions and Addi�ons.
• New Sec�on introducing development standards for home expansions and addi�ons to single-family zones.

Notes:

1. The Chapter outline has been modified as follows:

Original Chapter Outline: Revised Chapter Outline:

19.316.010 Buildings Required.

19.316.020 Building Type.

19.316.030 Building Materials.

19.316.040 Building Coverage.

19.316.050 Residen�al Building Floor Area.

19.316.060 Residen�al Garages and Carports.

19.316.070 Accessory Structures.

19.316.080 Space between Buildings.

19.316.090 Height of Structures.

19.316.010 Buildings Required.

19.316.020 Building Type.

19.316.030 Height of Structures.

19.316.040 Building Coverage.

19.316.050 Building Form.

19.316.060 Space between Buildings.

19.316.070 Residen�al Building Floor Area.

19.316.080 Non-Habitable Accessory Structures.

19.316.090 Residen�al Garages and Carports.

19.316.100 Building Materials.

19.316.110 Architectural Styles.

19.316.120 Home Expansions and Addi�ons.

Chapter 19.320 Development Standards—Yards and Related Encroachments

19.320.010 Setbacks.
• No changes to setback requirements, however, this Sec�on consolidates the standards from Sec�ons 19.320.020 – 19.320.060 into one (1) Sec�on.
• Defines the measurement for side yard setbacks, however, no changes have been made to the side yard setbacks. • Defines the measurement for rear yard setbacks, however, no changes have been made to the rear yard setbacks. • Added illustra�ve graphic to define setbacks.

19.320.020 Encroachments and Projec�ons.
• New Sec�on that places all exis�ng encroachment and projec�on requirements into one (1) cohesive table.

19.320.030 Pedestrian Access to Dwelling.
• Decreases the minimum width for a pedestrian walkway from seven (7) feet to three (3) feet for all single-family zones. • Removed the eight (8) foot height requirement between the walls of any structure(s).

19.320.040 Future Rights-of-Way.
• Sec�on number was changed from 19.320.010 to 19.320.040.

19.320.050 Right-of-Way Improvements.
• New Sec�on introducing requirements for right-of-way improvements for all single-family zones.

19.320.060 Street Dedica�on and Improvement.
• Sec�on was moved from 19.336.010 to 19.320.060.
• Added new requirements for street dedica�on and improvements for all single-family zones.

Notes:

1. The Chapter outline has been modified as follows:

Original Chapter Outline: Revised Chapter Outline:

19.320.010 Future Rights-of-Way.

19.320.020 Front Yard.

19.320.030 Side Yards.

19.320.040 Rear Yard.

19.320.050 Zero Side or Rear Yard.

19.320.060 Zero Residen�al Side Yard.

19.320.070 Pedestrian Access to Dwelling.

19.320.010 Setbacks.

19.320.020 Encroachments and Projec�ons.

19.320.030 Pedestrian Access to Dwelling.

19.320.040 Future Rights-of-Way.

19.320.050 Right-of-Way Improvements.

19.320.060 Street Dedica�on and Improvement.

2. Sec�ons 19.320.020 – 19.320.060 have been consolidated into one (1) Sec�on (19.320.010).

Chapter 19.324 Development Standards—Outdoor Improvements

19.324.010 Trash Storage Facili�es. (No changes to Sec�on 19.324.010)

19.324.020 Outdoor Storage and Display. (No changes to Sec�on 19.324.020)

19.324.030 Firepits, Detached Fireplaces, and Fountains. • New Sec�on introducing development standards for Firepits, Detached Fireplaces, and Fountains in single-family zones.

19.324.040 Pa�o Covers, Gazebos, and Cabanas.
• New Sec�on introducing development standards for Pa�o Covers, Gazebos, and Cabanas in single-family zones.

19.324.050 Swimming Pools and Spas.
• New Sec�on introducing development standards for Swimming Pools and Spas in single-family zones.

Chapter 19.328 Development Standards—Fences, Walls, Hedges, and Berms

19.328.010 General Requirements.
• Removed the defini�on for “fence” from Sec�on.
• Added building permit requirement.

19.328.020 Fence Height and Loca�ons.
• Added a table to Sec�on 19.328.020 to clearly illustrate the loca�on of the fence, applicable design standards, and maximum height.

19.328.030 Fence Materials and Design.
• Added “Unfinished wood or metal are not permited” to subsec�on A. • Added “prohibited materials”.

19.328.040 Double Fences. (No changes to Sec�on 19.328.040) Chapter 19.332 Development Standards—Landscaping

19.332.010 Landscape Provisions for Residen�al Uses.
• Added a new provision requiring compliance with the City of Buena Park’s Water Efficient Landscape Ordinance to conserve regional water resources.
• Added requirements for ar�ficial turf permi�ng and installa�on. • Added a new subsec�on outlining criteria for protected tree removal and condi�ons under which the Community Development Director may approve removal.
• Increased the minimum landscaped yard requirement from 30% to 50% and specifies a maximum of 50% hardscape in the front yard.
• Introduces detailed standards for maintaining landscaped areas, including requirements to keep areas neat, irrigated, and free of weeds, debris, and dead vegeta�on.
• Requires new developments to plant a minimum of one (1) 15-gallon tree along the street frontage.

19.332.020 Landscape Provisions for Non-Residen�al Uses. (No changes to Sec�on 19.332.020) Chapter 19.336 Development Standards—Vehicular Provisions

19.336.010 Vehicular Provisions for Non-Residen�al Uses. (No changes to Sec�on 19.336.020) • Sec�on number was changed from 19.336.020 to 19.336.010.

19.336.020 Vision Clearance.
• Added Figure C (Corner Lot Vision Clearance) for standard clarifica�on.

19.336.030 Residen�al Driveway Standards.
• Added provisions for driveway width.
• Added provisions for vehicle storage in single-family zones. • Added design standards for driveway ribbons.
• Added provisions for circular driveways.
• Added provisions for driveway circula�on paterns.

19.336.040 Parking Spaces Required.
• Added requirement that off-street parking areas (covered and uncovered) must remain unobstructed and usable for vehicle parking, to ensure garages and driveways are func�onal and not repurposed without City approval. • Added language tying the required number of parking spaces to the number of bedrooms, and requiring addi�onal driveway spaces, to beter align parking supply with residen�al demand and reduce on-street conges�on.

19.336.050 Residen�al Parking Loca�on.
• Sec�on number was changed from 19.336.060 to 19.336.050.

19.336.060 Residen�al Parking Dimensions and Layout.
• Sec�on number was changed from 19.336.070 to 19.336.060.

19.336.070 Residen�al Parking Improvements.
• Sec�on number was changed from 19.336.080 to 19.336.070. • Added provisions for paving.

Notes:

1. The Chapter outline has been modified as follows:

Original Chapter Outline: Revised Chapter Outline:

19.336.010 Street Dedica�on and Improvement.

19.336.020 Vehicular Provisions for Non-residen�al Uses.

19.336.030 Vision Clearance.

19.336.040 Residen�al Driveway Standards.

19.336.050 Parking Spaces Required.

19.336.060 Residen�al Parking Loca�on.

19.336.070 Residen�al Parking Dimensions and Layout.

19.336.080 Residen�al Parking Improvements.

19.336.010 Vehicular Provisions for Non-residen�al Uses.

19.336.020 Vision Clearance.

19.336.030 Residen�al Driveway Standards.

19.336.040 Parking Spaces Required.

19.336.050 Residen�al Parking Loca�on.

19.336.060 Residen�al Parking Dimensions and Layout.

19.336.070 Residen�al Parking Improvements.

2. Sec�on 19.336.010 (Street Dedica�on and Improvement) was moved to Sec�on 19.320.060.

Chapter 19.340 Development Standards—U�li�es and Mechanical Equipment

19.340.010 Undergrounding of U�li�es. (No changes to Sec�on 19.340.010)

19.340.020 Visual Screening of Mechanical Equipment.
• Added provisions for Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Sta�ons in single-family zones. • Added addi�onal screening requirements.

19.340.030 Communica�ons Antennae Placement in Residen�al Zones. (No changes to Sec�on 19.340.030)

19.340.040 Receive-only Television, Satellite Dish, and Radio Antennae Placement in Residen�al Zones. (No changes to Sec�on 19.340.040)
Chapter 19.344 Development Standards—Environmental Effects

19.344.010 Noise Control.
• Updated Air Condi�oning Equipment Decibel Ra�ng to have a ra�ng of no more than 60 dBA and comply with Chapter 8.28 of the City’s noise standards.

19.344.020 Compliance with Airport Environs Land Use Plan for Orange County. (No changes to Sec�on 19.344.020)

19.344.030 Ligh�ng.
• Combined standards from subsec�on A and B into subsec�on A.

19.344.040 Maintenance and Opera�on. (No changes to Sec�on 19.344.040) Chapter 19.348 Special Requirements for Certain Uses

19.348.010 Accessory Dwelling Units and Junior Accessory Dwelling Units. • Updated Sec�on to incorporate Ordinance No. 1739.

19.348.020 Single-Family Cluster Housing.
• Added provisions for 80% affordable housing shall be approved ministerially. • Added minimum and maximum densi�es for single-family cluster developments. • Added development standards pertaining to site dimensions, floor area, building height, and setbacks for single-family cluster developments.

19.348.030 Home Occupa�ons.
• Added provisions for home occupa�on limita�ons.

19.348.040 Yard Sales. (No changes to Sec�on 19.348.040)

19.348.050 Animal Keeping.
• Updated text to reflect the approved Zoning Text Amendment No. C-24-4 for Bee Keeping and Chicken Keeping.

19.348.060 Agricultural Use. (No changes to Sec�on 19.348.060)

19.348.070 Emergency Shelters.
• Updated development standards to reflect current changes to State Law.

19.348.080 Residen�al Short-Term Rentals.
• Added clarifica�on for Short-Term Rental Eligibility.

19.348.090 Urban Lot Splits (SB-9).
• New Sec�on introducing development standards for Urban Lot Splits in single-family zones.

19.348.100 Urban Dwellings/Two-Unit Developments (SB-9). • New Sec�on introducing development standards for Urban Dwellings/Two Unit Developments in single-family zones.

19.348.110 Cotage Cluster Developments.
• New Sec�on introducing development standards for Cotage Cluster Developments in single-family zones.

Summary of Changes to Division 4 Mul� Family Residen�al Zones This document serves as an errata sheet summarizing proposed updates and modifications to Division 4 (Multi-Family Residential Zones) of the Title 19 Zoning of the Buena Park Municipal Code. The changes streamline text to align with current housing policies, remove redundancies, and add new provisions reflecting modern zoning practices. Key updates include adding Housing Incentive Overlays (HIOs), incorporating objective design criteria, and bringing Sections up-to-date with current State Laws. It also outlines amendments for permitted uses, setbacks, accessory structures, building materials, architectural styles, and environmental effects, ensuring that the zoning code supports contemporary land use needs and community goals.

Chapter 19.404 Purpose and Descrip�on of Single-Family Residen�al Zones

19.404.010 Purpose and General Plan Consistency.
• Removed detailed goals and objec�ves that are already outlined in the General Plan. • Streamlined the text to focus specifically on mul�-family housing, avoiding redundancy.

19.404.020 Descrip�on of Zones.
• No changes have been made to the exis�ng descrip�ons for the mul�-family zones. • Added Housing Incen�ve Overlays (HIOs) Zones to reflect modernized zoning prac�ces and to align with the City's current housing policies and future development goals.
• Added two (2) new mixed-use zones.

19.404.030 Housing Incen�ve Overlay (HIO) Classifica�on. • New Sec�on created to establish the framework for allowing higher-density housing as a primary use on designated overlay sites, suppor�ng Housing Element implementa�on and RHNA compliance. • Directs users to the adopted Housing Incen�ve Overlay (HIO) Objec�ve Design and Development Standards for detailed guidelines on design and development applicable to these overlay zones.

19.404.040 Planned Unit Developments.
• Sec�on number was changed from 19.408.060 to 19.404.040.

19.404.050 Interpreta�on of Uses Permited.
• Sec�on was moved from Sec�on 19.412.050 to Sec�on 19.404.050.

Chapter 19.408 Intensity of Use and Site Requirements

19.408.010 Residen�al Densi�es.
• Sec�on �tle was changed from “Residen�al Zone Densi�es with No Bonuses” to "Residen�al Densi�es”. • No changes to exis�ng mul�-family zones density requirements. • Added text to enhance clarity regarding base density and opportuni�es for increasing density through bonuses.

19.408.020 Lot Consolida�on Bonus.
• Sec�on �tle was changed from “Site Area Bonus-Mul�family Zones” to "Lot Consolida�on” to be consistent with the General Plan.
• Added text to enhance clarity regarding opportuni�es for increasing density through bonuses. • Removed the site area bonus formulas.

19.408.030 Affordable Housing Bonus.
• Updated Sec�on to remove lengthy and outdated provisions for State Density Bonus Law and adds language that adopts Government Code Sec�ons 65915-65918 by reference.

19.408.040 Frac�onal Results. (No changes to Sec�on 19.408.040)

19.408.050 Site Dimensions.
• No changes to exis�ng site dimensions for mul�-family zones. • Added notesto Table 19.408.050 that provides flexibility for smaller lots in the RM-20 zone by referencing Sec�on 19.448.020, and exempted housing developments of 3–10 units in RM-10 and RM-20 zones from minimum lot size requirements per Government Code Sec�on 65913.11, to facilitate infill housing and comply with state housing law.

Notes:

1. The Chapter outline has been modified as follows:

Original Chapter Outline: Revised Chapter Outline:

19.408.010 Residen�al Zone Densi�es with No Bonuses.

19.408.020 Site Area Bonus—Mul�family Zones.

19.408.030 Affordable Housing Bonus.

19.408.040 Frac�onal Results.

19.408.050 Site Dimensions.

19.408.060 Planned Unit Developments.

19.408.010 Residen�al Densi�es.

19.408.020 Lot Consolida�on Bonus.

19.408.030 Affordable Housing Bonus.

19.408.040 Frac�onal Results.

19.408.050 Site Dimensions.

2. Sec�on 19.408.060 (Planned Unit Developments) has been moved to Sec�on 19.404.040.

Chapter 19.412 Uses

19.412.010 Uses Permited.
• Removed “IC - Incidental or condi�onal use—automa�cally permited as an incidental use, when the primary use is automa�cally permited, or eligible for considera�on as a primary use under the condi�onal use procedure”. This symbol was not iden�fied in the exis�ng Uses Permited Table.
• Added an “Addi�onal Requirements” column to Table 19.412.010 to condense the lengthy provisions provided at the end of the exis�ng permited use table that refers to relevant Zoning Ordinance Sec�ons and also to provide specific requirements applicable to certain uses.
• Added “Cotage Cluster and Employee/Farmworker Housing” as permited uses. • Changed all Residen�al Accessory Uses to “Incidental Use”, with the excep�on of some uses provided within the Planned Development Zone.
• Added “Non-Habitable Accessory Structure” as Incidental Residen�al Accessory Uses. • Added addi�onal provisions in the notes sec�on of Table 19.412.010.

19.412.020 Mul�-Family Residen�al Zone—Commercial Par�es Prohibited. • Sec�on number was changed from 19.412.040 to Sec�on 19.412.020.

Notes:

1. Sec�on 19.412.030 (Mixed-Use Overlay Classifica�on) has been removed.

2. Sec�on 19.412.050 (Interpreta�on of Uses Permited) has been moved to Sec�on 19.404.050.

Chapter 19.416 Development Standards—Building Form

19.416.010 Buildings Required. (No changes to Sec�on 19.416.010)

19.416.020 Building Type. (No changes to Sec�on 19.416.020)

19.416.030 Height of Structures.
• Sec�on was moved from Sec�on 19.416.090 to Sec�on 19.416.030. • Added zone-specific height limits for RMH, RM-10, and RM-20 zones, clarifying standards and improving consistency across mul�-family zoning districts.
• Sec�on increased building height requirements.
• Allows up to 3 stories or 40 feet for buildings more than 50 feet from an RS zone, with discre�onary allowance for greater height via condi�onal use permit, suppor�ng increased housing capacity and flexibility. • Establishes separate height standards for developments with tuck-under parking, permi�ng up to 4 stories or 45 feet with design criteria, to encourage structured parking and efficient land use. • Moved standards for “Antennae” to Sec�on 19.416.040.

19.416.040 Building Form.
• New Sec�on introducing objec�ve design and development standards for new construc�on within mul�-family zones. • Moved standards for “Antennae” from Sec�on 19.416.030 to this Sec�on. • Introduces objec�ve design and development standards pertaining to the following:
o Building entries
o Orienta�on to the street
o Screening of parking areas
o Massing breaks
o Horizontal building stepbacks
o Privacy considera�ons for adjacent single-family residen�al zones o Rooflines
o Flagpoles
o Balconies
o Other structures

19.416.050 Space between Buildings.
• Added clarifica�on to exis�ng development standards.
• Reduces separa�on requirements between two main buildings with windows or doorways, and includes new privacy standards requiring staggered or screened windows to prevent direct line of sight—enhancing infill flexibility while protec�ng resident privacy.
• Added a provision for open space between two (2) or more buildings. • Increased the permited building projec�ons from 2.5 feet to 3 feet.

19.416.060 Residen�al Building Floor Area.
• Added provisions for minimum bedroom size and common indoor living areas. • Decreased the minimum gross floor area for zero-bedroom units from 550 sq. �. to 400 sq. �. • Decreased the minimum gross floor area for one-bedroom units from 800 sq. �. to 550 sq. �. • Decreased the minimum gross floor area for two-bedroom units from 950 sq. �. to 700 sq. �. • Decreased the minimum gross floor area for three or more-bedroom units from 1050 sq. �. to 850 sq. �. plus 100 sq. �. for each addi�onal room.

19.416.070 Building Coverage.
• Increased the maximum building coverage from 40% to 45%.

19.416.080 Non-Habitable Accessory Structures.
• Added “Non-Habitable” to the Sec�on �tle to provide clarifica�on. • Added specific examples to define non-habitable accessory structures, such as garages, pa�os, carports, etc. • Added provisions for non-habitable accessory structures square footage and height. • Clarifies canopy regula�ons and provides a defini�on of canopy for clarity.

19.416.090 Residen�al Garages and Carports.
• Updates the minimum width of garage/carport access openings for mul�family apartments from 9 feet to 8 feet per space, and from 18 feet to 16 feet for two combined spaces, providing greater design flexibility. • Introduces a new regula�on limi�ng the width of driveways, open parking, carports, and garages within front setbacks and along street frontages to no more than 25% of the linear street frontage (excluding underground or rear parking), suppor�ng improved streetscape aesthe�cs.
• Adds new requirements for garage door recessing (minimum 4 inches) to enhance architectural relief, and mandates on-site accommoda�on of parking (residents, visitors, employees) to minimize neighborhood impacts and avoid vehicle stacking at access points.

19.416.100 Building Materials.
• Added new development standards regula�ng building materials for façades with dis�nct guidelines for primary, secondary, and accent materials. Added a new Residen�al Material List table.

19.416.110 Architectural Styles.
• New Sec�on introducing six (6) architectural styles for new construc�on. • Directs users to the adopted Architectural Styles Objec�ve Design Standardsfor detailed architectural styles design standards.

Notes:

1. The Chapter outline has been modified as follows:

Original Chapter Outline: Revised Chapter Outline:

19.416.010 Buildings Required.

19.416.020 Building Type.

19.416.030 Building Materials.

19.416.040 Building Coverage.

19.416.050 Residen�al Building Floor Area.

19.416.060 Residen�al Garages and Carports.

19.416.070 Accessory Structures for Single-Family Dwelling.

19.416.080 Space between Buildings.

19.416.090 Height of Structures.

19.416.010 Buildings Required.

19.416.020 Building Type.

19.416.030 Height of Structures.

19.416.040 Building Form.

19.416.050 Space between Buildings.

19.416.060 Residen�al Building Floor Area.

19.416.070 Building Coverage.

19.416.080 Non-Habitable Accessory Structures.

19.416.090 Residen�al Garages and Carports.

19.416.100 Building Materials.

19.416.110 Architectural Styles.

Chapter 19.420 Development Standards—Yards and Related Encroachments

19.420.010 Setbacks.
• Sec�on consolidates standards from Sec�ons 19.420.050 – 19.420.070. • Decreases the minimum front yard setback from 15 feet to 10 feet. • Decreases the minimum side yard (abu�ng a street) from 15 feet to 10 feet.

19.420.020 Yard Encroachments.
• New Sec�on that places all exis�ng encroachment and projec�on requirements into one (1) cohesive Sec�on.

19.420.030 Required Open Space.
• New Sec�on that introduces development standards for required open space per unit.

19.420.040 Common Usable Open Space.
• New Sec�on that introduces objec�ve design standards for common open space areas.

19.420.050 Recrea�onal Ameni�es.
• New Sec�on that introduces objec�ve design standards for recrea�onal ameni�es.

19.420.060 Private Open Spaces.
• New Sec�on that provides provisions for private open space areas.

19.420.070 Courts.
• Added language that redefines court to allow buildings with up to 16 atached/stacked units surrounding a shared courtyard on 3 sides only.
• Added language that clarifies access requirements and new design ar�cula�on standards. • Removes the 30’x40’ rectangular dimension in favor of access, func�on, and building design standards.

19.420.080 Roo�op Decks.
• New Sec�on that introduces development standards for roo�op decks.

19.420.090 Pedestrian Access to Dwelling.
• Eliminates the requirement for a 7-foot-wide, 8-foot-high clear passageway and replaces it with a requirement for pedestrian walkways connec�ng parking areas to building entrances and public sidewalks, marked with special paving, stamping, or coloring.
• Added a landscape buffer provision.

19.420.100 Future Rights-of-Way.
• Sec�on number was changed from 19.420.040 to 19.420.100.

19.420.110 Right-of-Way Improvements.
• New Sec�on introducing requirements for right-of-way improvements for all mul�-family zones.

Notes:

1. The Chapter outline has been modified as follows:

Original Chapter Outline: Revised Chapter Outline:

19.420.010 Open Areas.

19.420.020 Common Usable Open Area.

19.420.030 Private Open Area.

19.420.040 Future Rights-of-Way.

19.420.050 Front Yard.

19.420.060 Side Yard, Abu�ng a Street.

19.420.070 Rear and Side Yard, Not Abu�ng a Street.

19.420.080 Zero Side or Rear Yard.

19.420.090 Zero Residen�al Side Yard.

19.420.100 Courts.

19.420.110 Pedestrian Access to Dwellings.

19.420.120 Entrances to Mul�family Dwellings.

19.420.010 Setbacks.

19.420.020 Yard Encroachments.

19.420.030 Required Open Space.

19.420.040 Common Usable Open Space.

19.420.050 Recrea�onal Ameni�es.

19.420.060 Private Open Spaces.

19.420.070 Courts.

19.420.080 Roo�op Decks.

19.420.090 Pedestrian Access to Dwelling.

19.420.100 Future Rights-of-Way.

19.420.110 Right-of-Way Improvements.

2. Sec�ons 19.420.080, 19.420.090, and 19.420.120 have been deleted.

Chapter 19.424 Development Standards—Outdoor Improvements

19.424.010 Trash Storage Facili�es.
• Added development standards (design, curbing, bin separa�on, loca�on, screening, etc.) for mul�-family trash enclosures.

19.424.020 Outdoor Storage and Display.
• Prohibits outdoor storage of materials, equipment, or other items.

19.424.030 Firepits, Detached Fireplaces, and Fountains. • New Sec�on introducing development standards for Firepits, Detached Fireplaces, and Fountains in mul�-family zones.

19.424.040 Pa�o Covers, Gazebos, and Cabanas.
• New Sec�on introducing development standards for Pa�o Covers, Gazebos, and Cabanas in mul�-family zones.

19.424.050 Swimming Pools and Spas.
• New Sec�on introducing development standards for Swimming Pools and Spas in mul�-family zones.

Chapter 19.428 Development Standards—Fences, Walls, Hedges, and Berms

19.428.010 General Requirements.
• Removed the defini�on for “fence” from Sec�on.
• Added building permit requirement.

19.428.020 Fence Height and Loca�ons.
• Added “Loca�ons” to the Sec�on �tle. No changes to the exis�ng standards.

19.428.030 Fence Materials and Design.
• Added provisions for perimeter walls/visual interest and trash collec�on and storage area screening.

19.428.040 Required Fences in Mul�-family Residen�al Zones. (No changes to Sec�on 19.428.040)

19.428.050 Double Fences.
• Added a provision that ensures that when two fences are built with a 3-foot gap between them, the materials and height of the fences must allow visibility into the corridor for safety and maintenance purposes. Addi�onally, the ground between the fences must be hardscaped (e.g., concrete) to prevent vegeta�on overgrowth, making the area easier to maintain and reducing poten�al hiding places or fire hazards.

19.428.060 Security Gate Standards. (No changes to Sec�on 19.428.060) Chapter 19.432 Development Standards—Landscaping

19.432.010 Where required.
• Added a minimum landscaping requirement of 20% of the total site area, excluding setbacks, corner landscaping, and pedestrian pathways (Sec�on B).
• Added a requirement that all landscaping must comply with the City’s Water Efficient Landscape Ordinance (Sec�on E). • Added detailed parking lot landscaping standards, including planter area per space, shade tree coverage, and a three-�ered plan�ng system (Sec�on F.3).
• Added new standards for plant selec�on, including a minimum of 75% drought-tolerant species and guidelines for turf and synthe�c turf use (Sec�ons G and H).
• Added allowance and limita�ons for non-plant materials (e.g., mulch, stone) and a mulch requirement to prevent bare soil exposure (Sec�ons I and J).

19.432.020 Plan Approval Required.
• Added requirement for landscape and irriga�on plans for newly established landscaped areas of 500 square feet or more, or 2,500 square feet of rehabilitated landscaped areas, to be prepared/cer�fied by a licensed or cer�fied professional. • Added minimum plant size standards including: trees (15-gallon, with 25% at 24-inch box), shrubs and vines (5-gallon, 15- gallon for screening, minimum 3-foot planter width), groundcover (1-gallon), and street tree spacing (one per 25–35 linear feet).

19.432.030 Landscape and Maintenance.
• Added specific maintenance requirements including pruning, weeding, liter removal, fer�lizing, plant replacement, and appropriate watering.
• Added design concepts such as specimen trees, plan�ngs for shade and wall ar�cula�on, flowering vines, and screening of unsightly elements.
• Removed requirements for drought-tolerant plant predominance, plant grouping by water needs, mulch applica�on, lawn installa�on and maintenance standards, and condi�ons for use of rocks/gravel as ground cover.

19.432.040 Irriga�on System and Maintenance.
• Added requirements for all irriga�on systems to comply with the Water Efficient Landscape Ordinance and for backflow devices to be painted green and screened by landscaping. • Added irriga�on design requirements including protec�on of sprinkler heads and risers from car bumpers and use of “popup” heads near curbs and sidewalks. • Removed the exemp�on for single-family uses from the requirement to install a permanent underground irriga�on system.

Chapter 19.436 Development Standards—Vehicular Provisions

19.436.010 Street Dedica�on and Improvement. (No changes to Sec�on 19.426.010)

19.436.020 Vehicular Provisions for Non-Residen�al Uses. (No changes to Sec�on 19.436.020)

19.436.030 Vision Clearance.
• Added Figure C (Corner Lot Vision Clearance) for standard clarifica�on. • Added landscaping provisions for permited encroachments.

19.436.040 Residen�al Driveway Standards.
• Added provisions for driveway curvature, corner lots, surface parking, residen�al garages, interior dimensions, parking structures, tandem parking, and visitor parking.

19.436.050 Parking Spaces Required.
• Added provisions for Condominium, Townhomes, coopera�ve apartment, community apartment and mul�-family apartments in RM-10 Zone and RM-20 Zones.
• Added provisions for AB 2097 and Government Code Sec�on 65863.2.

19.436.060 Residen�al Parking Loca�on. (No changes to Sec�on 19.436.060)

19.436.070 Residen�al Parking Dimensions and Layout.
• Added provisions for tandem parking in garages and private lots. • Added provisions for developments adjacent to RS zones. • Decreased the stall width for angle and tandem parking. • Decreased the stall length for angle, parallel, and tandem parking. • Decreased the aisle width for one way (90 degrees) for angled parking.

19.436.080 Residen�al Parking Improvements.
• Added provisions for parking area ligh�ng.

Chapter 19.440 Development Standards—U�li�es and Mechanical Equipment

19.440.010 Undergrounding of U�li�es. (No changes to Sec�on 19.440.010)

19.440.020 Visual Screening of Mechanical Equipment.
• Added design/materials provisions for screening of mechanical equipment.

19.440.030 Communica�ons Antennae Placement in Residen�al Zones. (No changes to Sec�on 19.440.030)

19.440.040 Receive-only Television, Satellite Dish, and Radio Antennae Placement in Residen�al Zones. • Added screening provisions.

19.440.050 EV Charging Sta�ons.
• Added a new Sec�on that introduces provisions for EV charging sta�ons.

Chapter 19.444 Development Standards—Environmental Effects

19.444.010 Noise Control. (No changes to Sec�on 19.444.010)

19.444.020 Compliance with Airport Environs Land Use Plan for Orange County. • Added a provision for compliance with ALUC.

19.444.030 Ligh�ng. (No changes to Sec�on 19.444.030)

19.444.040 Maintenance and Opera�on. (No changes to Sec�on 19.444.040) Chapter 19.348 Special Requirements for Certain Uses

19.448.010 Mobilehome Parks.
• Sec�on number was changed from 19.448.020 to Sec�on 19.448.010.

19.448.020 Mul�family Development on RM-20 Lots with Non-Conforming Lot Width and/or Lot Area. • Added provisions for site plan review.

19.448.030 Residen�al Condominiums, Townhomes, Stock Coopera�ves, and Community Apartments. • Added provisions for internal circula�on, atached units, roof form, and affordability.

19.448.040 Single-Family Cluster Housing.
• Removed provisions for single-family cluster housing. • Added a statement that references the applicable Sec�on in Division 3.

19.448.050 Cotage Cluster Developments.
• New Sec�on that references the applicable Sec�on in Division 3.

19.448.060 Home Occupa�ons. (No changes to Sec�on 19.448.060)

19.448.070 Yard Sales. (No changes to Sec�on 19.448.070)

19.448.080 Animal Keeping. (No changes to Sec�on 19.448.080)

19.448.090 Emergency Shelters.
• Updated development standards to reflect current changes to State Law.

19.448.100 Floor Area Ra�o for Mul�-Family and Mixed-Use Developments (SB 478) • Updated provisions to reflect current changes to State Law.

19.448.110 Group Homes.
• New Sec�on that introduces State Law provisions for group homes.

19.348.120 Accessory Dwelling Units and Junior Accessory Dwelling Units. • Refers to Division 3.

Notes:

1. Sec�on 19.448.010 (Development Incen�ves for Affordable Rental Housing) has been deleted.

June 24, 2025

PUBLIC HEARING
Item No. 6C.

City Council Agenda Report

APPEAL OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION DECISION TO TERMINATE A NON-CONFORMING MOTEL USE AT 7891 WHITAKER STREET

PREPARED BY PRESENTED BY
Matt Foulkes, Director of Community and Economic
Development
Matt Foulkes, Director of Community and Economic
Development

DEPARTMENT HEAD APPROVAL CITY MANAGER APPROVAL
Matt Foulkes, Director of Community & Economic
Development Aaron France, City Manager

RECOMMENDED ACTION
1) Conduct a noticed public hearing; and, 2) After concluding the hearing and considering evidence presented, (a) adopt a Resolution denying the appeal and determine that the Coral Motel is a nonconforming use of the property located at 7891 Whitaker Street, direct the termination of that nonconforming use, and declare that the motel and continued operation of the use at the property is a public nuisance; or (b) make alternative findings or provide alternative direction.

PREVIOUS CITY COUNCIL ACTION
None.

DISCUSSION
The approximately 1.05-acre property is located on the north side of Whitaker Street east of Auto Center Drive. The property has a General Plan Land Use designation of Commercial and a zoning classification of ACSP (Auto Center Specific Plan) Sub-District A-2 with a Mixed-Use Overlay-60. The property is currently developed with a 47-room motel (The Coral Motel) that was originally built in the early 1950s.

On October 1, 2024, Code Enforcement and the County of Orange Health Department were called to conduct an inspection of the Coral Motel based on complaints received about cockroaches. The result of that inspection found over a hundred individual violations of state and local building, fire, and health and safety codes existing on the property. Every room that was inspected by the City and County was found to have multiple violations including imminent and ongoing health and safety risks to guests and employees of the motel. Further, interviews with motel guests by City staff found that many had been staying at the motel for more than 30 consecutive days, which is a violation of Section 19.552.110 of the Buena Park Municipal Code (“BPMC”). Lastly, a review of Police Department calls for service found that there have been over 1,200 calls for service at this property over the last 10 years.

The significant repairs and improvements that are necessary to address the physical condition of the structures and building code violations will require permits issued by the Building Department; which may only be issued to the property if/when the land use is otherwise compliant with the Zoning Code. (BPMC § 19.140.070 [any permits issued in violation of the Zoning Code are null and void].) The motel property is located within Sub-District A2 which is situated on the north side of Auto Center Drive, between Beach Boulevard and Stanton Avenue and includes properties on the west side of Homewood Avenue and the east side of Beach Boulevard, south of Seventh Street, as well as several properties that are accessed from Whitaker Street. Land uses in Sub-District A2 include the Coral Motel, the Travel Lodge, BBUL restaurant, four commercial/industrial buildings fronting Beach Boulevard, older retail buildings located on the north side of Whitaker, an auto stereo sales and installation business, and a tire sales and installation shop. This Sub-District also includes several properties used for residential on Homewood Avenue.

The ACSP was adopted by the City Council on April 7, 1997, with the intent of maintaining and enhancing the development of auto dealers and complementary auto-related uses along Auto Center Drive adjacent to the I-5 corridor. As applied to the subject property, the ASCP allows new vehicle sales as a permitted “by right” land use, and a limited range of complementary commercial uses are permissible but only with a conditional use permit issued by the City through a public hearing process. Examples of conditionally permitted uses in the sub-district include a full-service hotel, motel, restaurants, and auto-service related businesses.

The Coral Motel existed long before the City Council’s adoption of the ACSP, and was in fact originally constructed before the City’s incorporation in 1953 via permits approved by the County of Orange. However, with adoption of the ACSP in 1997 the Coral Motel was rendered a “non-conforming use” of real property. A non-conforming use means a use of property, which was lawfully established but which no longer conforms to the provisions of the General Plan, a Specific Plan, or the Zoning Code due to changes in such provisions over time. As noted above, the ACSP only allows a full-service hotel, motel use with a conditional use permit, and the Coral Motel has never applied for or been issued a conditional use permit. This makes the Coral Motel a “non-conforming use” of land governed by Chapter 19.204 of the Buena Park Municipal Code (Nonconforming Uses and Sites).

Specifically, Section 19.204.180 states that any non-conforming land use, which is eligible for a conditional use permit, is considered a non-conforming land use unless and until such conditional use permit is granted. Further, Section 19.204.130 and corresponding Table 19.204.100, requires that nonresidential buildings of the Coral Motel’s construction type must be removed or made conforming in all respects within 25 years from the date the building was constructed, or January 19, 1954, whichever is later. This specified time period is known as an “amortization period,” and the purpose is to provide property owners time to realize their financial investment in a non-conforming use (i.e. depreciate the capital improvements over a reasonable period of time), and give property owners adequate notice and time to either take action needed to make the use conforming, or remove and terminate the use.

The Coral Motel is a wood frame (Type V) construction type that is governed by the 25-year amortization period set forth in Table 19.204.100. According to the provisions of Section 19.204.180, this 25-year amortization period for the Coral Motel began to run as of January 19, 1954 (the date the City first adopted the General Plan). Moreover, even if the amortization period is calculated from the date the ACSP by adopted by the City Council on April 7, 1997, the 25-year period expired in 2022. Despite this, the Coral Motel has continued operating without applying for the required conditional use permit or making any effort to make the property a conforming land use.

On March 12, 2025, the Planning Commission initiated proceedings to schedule a public hearing to consider whether to terminate the Coral Motel as a non-conforming use, pursuant to Section 19.132.020 of the Buena Park Municipal Code, and make corresponding findings that continued operation constitutes a public nuisance. Notice of this action was provided in the manner required by the Buena Park Municipal Code. On April 23, 2025, the Planning Commission held a noticed public hearing and voted unanimously (5-0) to adopt a Resolution terminating the non-conforming motel use and declaring the continued operation of the motel to be a public nuisance. The decision by the Planning Commission to terminate the Coral Motel as a non-conforming use was based on the significant passage of time since the Coral Motel was built, far exceeding the amortization period; the deteriorated condition of the motel, which is in violation of numerous building, fire, and health and safety codes that threaten the health and safety of occupants and nearby residents/businesses; and the calls for service generated from the site evidencing a lack of oversight and management.

On May 8, 2025, legal counsel representing the property owner filed an appeal of the Planning Commission action.

Within the appeal, legal counsel representing the property owner cited the following as grounds for its appeal:

1. The City gathered evidence by way of an unconstitutional warrantless and non-consensual inspection of the motel.

Staff’s Response: The City and Orange County Health Department notified the property in writing of the date on which the inspection was to occur. Upon arrival, the City and County inspectors met with the property manager (Vishva Patel) and Maintenance Manager (Ruben Falgunni), who authorized the inspection and accompanied the code officers and county inspectors.

1. The Termination of the non-conforming motel use violates the Fifth Amendment Takings Clause.

Staff’s Response: Buena Park Municipal Code Section 19.204 allows for non-conforming uses to remain for specified periods of time based on their construction type. The termination of a lawful non-conforming use via amortization is not a “taking” under the Fifth Amendment. Instead, it is considered a legitimate exercise of the government’s police power to regulate land use in the interest of public health, safety, and welfare. The 25-year amortization period, which has been far exceeded in this instance, is more than sufficient time for the property owner to recoup their investment. (See, e.g. Livingstone Rock & Gravel Co. v. Los Angeles County (1954) 43 Cal.2d 121.)

2. The Motel is not in violation of any local or state laws that were referenced in the order.

Staff’s Response: Per the Notice of Violation provided in the Attachments and as stated in the Planning Commission meeting, the motel has more than 100 violations of health, building, fire and zoning laws. These violations include, but are not limited to:

Water damage and wood rot in multiple locations on the roof and roof supports.

Evidence of mold, cockroaches and water damage inside multiple rooms.

Unpermitted work, including electrical and plumbing which does not meet minimum Building Code requirements.

Damaged and deteriorated walls, flooring and ceilings as a result of water intrusion, rot and neglect.

In addition to the violations referenced above and in the Notice of Violation on April 21, 2025, an appeal hearing was held with an independent hearing officer regarding Administrative Citations that had been issued to the property because of continued non-compliance. The hearing officer concluded:

1. That the Violations listed in the Notice of Violation have existed on the Subject Property.

2. Notices of Violation and Administrative Citations have not achieved compliance.

3. Administrative Citations BP10521 BS BNP10522 are upheld.

Pursuant to Buena Park Municipal Code Section 19.120, an appeal of the Planning Commission determination is referred to the City Council for final action. The appeal hearing is heard de novo meaning that the City Council's decision is based on its independent findings based on the facts, reports, and testimony provided during the appeal hearing. As set forth more fully in the draft Resolution presented for the City Council’s consideration, staff has determined that the evidence supports a finding that the Coral Motel is a nonconforming use and a public nuisance because:

The Motel is in a deteriorated (and deteriorating) condition and the property owner has failed to appropriately maintain or operate the Motel, as evidenced by the hundreds of code violations currently existing and the calls for service generated by the Property. The owner of the Motel and Property has made little to no effort or investment to bring the Property into compliance with the ACSP or BPZC, as evidenced by the failure to apply for a conditional use permit since the effective date of the BPZC and the general deteriorating condition of the Motel and Property.

The 25-year amortization period established by the Zoning Code for bringing the Motel and property into zoning compliance has expired.

The continued operation and existence of the Motel undermines, conflicts with, and contradicts the goals, objectives, policies, public benefits, and stated purposes for which the ACSP was adopted Based on the City presentation as well as information provided in this report and exhibits, staff recommends that the City Council deny the appeal application and uphold the determination by the Planning Commission terminating the nonconforming motel use at 7891 Whitaker Street and declare the ongoing operation of the motel to be public nuisance.

BUDGET IMPACT
There is no budget impact associated with this action.

Attachments
Attachment 1 - Resolution to Deny Appeal of Planning Commission Action to Terminate a Non-Conforming Use_7891 Whitaker Street.pdf Attachment 2 - Planning Commission Agenda Packet Materials_April 23, 2025.pdf Attachment 3 - 7891 Whitaker Notice of Violation_10-17-2024.pdf Attachment 4 - Hearing Officer Findings - CE24-2047.pdf Attachment 5 - Police Department Calls for Service_7891 Whitaker.pdf RESOLUTION NO.

APPEAL OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION ACTION TO TERMINATE A NONCONFORMING USE AT 7891 WHITAKER STREET

A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BUENA

PARK, CALIFORNIA, DENYING AN APPEAL OF THE PLANNING

COMMISSION DEICION AND TERMINATING A NONCONFORMING

LAND USE PRIVILEGE (OPERATION OF A MOTEL IN THE AUTO
CENTER SPECIFIC PLAN) AT 7891 WHITAKER STREET, CITY OF

BUENA PARK, AND DECLARING CONTINUED EXISTENCE OF

THE NON-COMFORMING USE TO BE A PUBLIC NUISANCE
A. Recitals.
(i) The property located at 7891 Whitaker Street, City of Buena Park, California (the Property”), consists of 1.05-acres and is improved with a 47-unit motel known as the “Coral Motel” (the “Motel”), which was built in the early 1950’s with approvals issued by the County of Orange, and before the City’s incorporation in 1953.
(ii) On April 7, 1997, the City Council for the City of Buena Park adopted the Buena Park Auto Center Specific Plan (“ACSP”), the stated purpose of which is to maintain and enhance the development of auto dealers and complementary commercial land uses along Auto Center Drive adjacent to the I-5 corridor.

Section 19.504.020.C.2 of the Buena Park Municipal Code (“BPMC”) incorporates the ACSP into the Buena Park Zoning Code (Title 19 of the BPMC, the “BPZC”).
(iii) The Property is located with Sub-District A2 of the ACSP, which restricts permitted uses of the Property to “Public Services” (flood control channel and facilities, utility corridor) and “Vehicle Sales” (new sales / lease of autos or trucks not exceeding three tons gross weight unladed), and allows the following “Commercial Uses” of the Property if a conditional use permit has first been issued: full-service hotel, motel; restaurant (may include drive-in, drive-through or walk-up service; entertainment; on-sale liquor; a parking lot; a parking structure; new motorcycle and trailer sales / leases; and vehicle related sales, service, and repair.
(iv) The Motel has never applied for or been issued a conditional use permit as required by the ACSP, and as a result the Motel is a “nonconforming use” of the Property subject to the provisions of Chapter 19.204 of the BPZC governing nonconforming uses and sites. Section 19.204.100 and Table 19.204.100 of the BPZC direct that any nonresidential buildings, structures, or facilities that are of Type II, II-V, IV, or V construction and are designed for nonconforming uses must be removed or made conforming in all respects 25 years after the date of construction or January 19, 1954, whichever is later. (v) The Motel is of a wood frame (Type V) construction and was originally built more than seventy (70) years ago, and the Motel has continued to operate as a nonconforming use for more than twenty-eight (28) years after the effective Resolution No.

June 24, 2025

date of the ACSP, and the Motel has not been removed, a conditional use permit has not been applied for or issued for the Motel, and no efforts been made to bring the Motel into conformance with the ACSP or BPZC. (vi) On October 1, 2024, City Code Enforcement accompanied the County of Orange Health Department to conduct an inspection of the Motel in response to complaints from guests about cockroaches. This inspection identified over a hundred individual violations of California and local building, fire, and health and safety codes, and every room inspected was found to have multiple and signification violations of application codes creating imminent and ongoing health and safety risks to guests, employees, and neighbors. This prompted a review calls for service records maintained by the City’s Police Department, which revealed 1,237 calls for service to the Property over the last 10-years, including calls for disturbing the peace, spousal abuse, drugs, vandalism, battery, grand theft and assault among others.
(vii) On March 12, 2025, after providing notice to the owner of the Property in the manner specified by Section 19.132.020.B. of the BPZC, the Planning Commission initiated proceedings and scheduled a future public hearing pursuant to Section 19.132.020.C. of the BPZC to hear evidence and consider whether to terminate the Motel as a nonconforming use and/or declare the continued use of the Property for the Motel to be a public nuisance. (viii) On April 23, 2025, after providing notice to the owner of the Property in the manner specified by Section 19.132.020.C. of the BPZC, the Planning Commission conducted the duly noticed public hearing and considered all written and oral comments, testimony, documentation, and other matters and evidence submitted during the public hearing on this matter, and after concluding said public hearing and based upon all such evidence submitted the Planning Commission adopted a Resolution finding, determining, and ordering in relevant part that: The Motel is an illegal nonconforming use of the Property; the Motel is in a deteriorated condition and in need of significant repairs to remedy building code violations; continued operate and existence of the Motel undermines and contradicts the goals and polices intended to be achieved through the ACSP; that balancing the public interest against the owner’s vested property rights shows that it is necessary and appropriate to terminate the use; and that continued operation of the Motel is a public nuisance.
(ix) On May 8, 2025 legal counsel representing the property owner filed an appeal of the Planning Commission action pursuant to Section 19.132.020.F. of the BPZC, and pursuant to Section 19.120.010.C., any decision of the Planning Commission is appealable to the City Council for final action. (x) On June 24, 2025, after providing notice to the owner of the Property and public, the City Council conducted the duly noticed public hearing and considered all written and oral comments, testimony, documentation, and other matters and evidence submitted during the public hearing on this matter, and after concluding said public hearing and based upon all such evidence submitted the City Council hereby adopts this Resolution and makes the findings and determinations set forth herein.

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B. Resolution.

NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BUENA PARK, hereby finds, determines and resolves as follows:

1. After consideration and based upon written and oral comments, testimony, documentation, and other matters and evidence in the record and submitted during the public hearing on this matter, the City Council hereby finds and declares that the foregoing facts and findings set forth in the Recitals, Part A, of this Resolution, are true and correct, and said Recitals are incorporated as a substantive part of this Resolution.

2. Based upon such Recitals and all such evidence presented and included in the record, the City Council hereby finds, declares, and determines as follows:
(a) The Motel is an illegal non-conforming use of the Property, in that the Motel is not a land use that is permitted by the ACSP and yet it has continued operating on the Property beyond the time period permitted by Section

19.204.100 and Table 19.204.100 of the BPZC, and the Motel has not been removed from the Property nor has the Property been brought into conformity with applicable provisions of the ACSP and BPZC. (b) The Motel is in a deteriorated (and deteriorating) condition and the property owner has failed to appropriately maintain or operate the Motel, as evidenced by the hundreds of code violations currently existing and the calls for service generated by the Property. The owner of the Motel and Property has made little to no effort or investment to bring the Property into compliance with the ACSP or BPZC, as evidenced by the failure to apply for a conditional use permit since the effective date of the BPZC and the general deteriorating condition of the Motel and Property. (c) The continued operation and existence of the Motel undermines, conflicts with, and contradicts the goals, objectives, policies, public benefits, and stated purposes for which the ACSP was adopted, including but not limited to the following:
(i) Introduction: Encouraging appropriate land uses is vital to maintaining and improving the economic health of the community, as Buena Park is a fully developed city with very little vacant land remaining suitable for development. The ACSP is intended to facilitate consolidation and development of parcels in the plan area for additional auto dealerships.
(ii) Introduction: Preserve and enhance the existing commercial areas and, where appropriate, expand commercial opportunities to serve the needs of residents and visitors.
(iii) Introduction: Continued expansion of the City’s economic base relies upon an expansion of existing uses and the ability to encourage appropriate new uses and attracting quality land uses in the Specific Resolution No.

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Plan area, through new development, consolidation, and other measures is vital to maintaining and improving the economic health of the community.
(iv) Introduction: Continue to promote and expand auto dealerships and supporting commercial activities.
(v) Goal 1 – Objective (a) and (c): Create a unified Auto Center; Establish the cooperation and coordination of the participants in the development and operation of the Auto Center commercial area; Protect and enhance the natural, social, and physical attributes of the development area so as not to detrimentally affect adjacent existing developments.
(vi) Goal 2 – Objective (a): Promote an economic balance and well-being of the Auto Center Specific Plan through complimentary commercial uses and employment opportunities; Establish a regional automobile shopping center with ancillary and coordinated commercial sales and services.
(vii) Goal 4 – Objective: Create a viable and organized retail opportunity at Beach Boulevard between Auto Center Drive and Seventh Street; Assist property owners utilizing the available zoning to support the creation of quality business along Beach Boulevard.
(viii) Policy 1: Architecture and design of dealerships, developments, and streetscapes shall provide an attractive environment to pedestrians and motorists while providing a visual and acoustical buffering between the Specific Plan area and adjacent developed areas. (ix) Policy 3: Buildings, landscaping, and site improvements shall be linked to comprise a unified motif throughout the Specific Plan area.

Aesthetically pleasing entrances to the Specific Plan area shall be established through the implementation of a consistent design statement and development standards that are compatible with areas surrounding the Specific Plan area.
(x) Policy 6: Ancillary uses shall be integrated into the plan provided that such facilities support the design, efficiency, and feasibility of the overall Specific Plan.
(xi) Policy 7 - High standards of development shall be applied to realize the unique potential of the area, to attract desirable commercial establishments, and to provide a desirable environment for surrounding residents.
(d) After balancing the public interest advanced by terminating the use and the vested interests of the owner of the Property to continue operating the use, and based upon the entire record before it, the City Council concludes that termination of the Motel as a non-conforming use is necessary and appropriate and accordingly denies the appeal of the Planning Resolution No.

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Commission’s decision and directs and orders that the Motel be terminated as a nonconforming use.
(e) That the Motel, and continued use of the Property for operating the Motel, is hereby found and determined to be an unlawful and illegal use of the Property and a public nuisance, and that such unlawful and nuisance conditions will continue to exist unless and until the Motel is removed or the Property is made confirming in all respects to the ACSP and BPZC.

3. The City Council hereby finds and determines that this action and Resolution is Categorically Exempt from the requirements of the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) pursuant to Section 15061(b)(3).The General Rule exemption can be applied to projects where it can be seen with certainty that there is no possibility that the activity in question may have a significant effect on the environment. The action by the City Council to deny the Appeal of the Planning Commission action to terminate the non-conforming use does not have the potential to have a significant effect on the environment. Any future changes to the use of the property or structures will be reviewed separately for compliance with CEQA.

4. The City Council’s decision is final and judicial review thereof is governed by and may be had pursuant to Section 1094.5 of the California Code of Civil Procedure, only if the petition for writ of mandate pursuant to such section is filed not later than the 90th day following the date of this Resolution.

5. The City Clerk shall certify to the adoption of this Resolution and it shall become effective immediately.

PASSED AND ADOPTED this 24th day of June 2025 by the following called vote:

AYES: COUNCILMEMBER:

NOES: COUNCILMEMBER:

ABSENT: COUNCILMEMBER:

ABSTAINED: COUNCILMEMBER:
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Mayor
ATTEST:
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City Clerk
City of Buena Park
Planning Commission Agenda Report
A. TERMINATION OF NONCONFORMING USE
A request for the Planning Commission, pursuant to Buena Park Municipal Code Section 19.132.020, regarding the March 12, 2025, Planning Commission meeting to consider termination of a non-conforming motel (Coral Motel) use at 7891 Whitaker Street.

The property owners are Balubhai G. Patel and Sardabenb Patel, 243 N. Rampart Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90026.

The proposed action is Categorically Exempt, pursuant to Section 15061(b)(3). The General Rule exemption can be applied to projects where it can be seen with certainty that there is no possibility that the activity in question may have a significant effect on the environment.

RECOMMENDED ACTION: To terminate the nonconforming motel use operating on the property and declare the continued operation of the motel to be a public nuisance pursuant to Buena Park Municipal Code Section 19.148.030.

Meeting
Wednesday, April 23, 2025, 6:30 PM
Agenda Group
PUBLIC HEARING Item: 4A.

Prepared By
Matt Foulkes, Director of Community and Economic
Development
PROPERTY INFORMATION:

The approximately 1.05-acre property is located on the north side of Whitaker Street east of Auto Center Drive. The property has a General Plan Land Use designation of Commercial and a zoning classification of ACSP (Auto Center Specific Plan) A-2 Sub-District with a Mixed-Use Overlay - 60. The property is currently developed with a 47-room motel (The Coral Motel) that was originally built in the early 1950’s.

SURROUNDING LAND USE CHARACTERISTICS:

GENERAL PLAN ZONING EXISTING LAND USE
North Low-Density Residential RS-6 (One-Family Residential) Single-Family homes South Commercial ACSP (Auto Center Specific
Plan) Sub-District A-2 with a
Mixed-Use Overaly - 60
Hotel (Travel Lodge)
East Commercial ACSP (Auto Center Specific
Plan) Sub-District A-2 with a
Mixed-Use Overaly - 60
Commercial Use
West Commercial ACSP (Auto Center Specific
Plan) Sub-District A-2 with a
Mixed-Use Overaly - 60
Commercial Use
DISCUSSION:

On October 1, 2024, Code Enforcement and the County of Orange Health Department were called to conduct an inspection of the Coral Motel based on complaints from motel guests about cockroaches. The result of that inspection found over a hundred individual violations of state and local building, fire, and health and safety codes existing on the property. Every room that was inspected by the City and County was found to have multiple violations including imminent and ongoing health and safety risks to guests and employees of the motel.

Further, interviews with motel guests by City staff found that many had been staying at the motel for more than 30 consecutive days, which is a violation of Section 19.552.110 of the Buena Park Municipal Code (“BPMC”). Lastly, a review of Police Department calls for service found that there have been over 1,200 calls for service at this property over the last 10-years. Calls for service include multiple disturbing the peace, spousal abuse, drugs, vandalism, battery, grand theft and assault.

The significant repairs and improvements that are necessary to address the physical condition of the structures and building code violations will require permits issued by the Building Department; which may only be issued to the property if/when the land use is otherwise compliant with the Zoning Code. (BPMC § 19.140.070 [any permits issued in violation of the Zoning Code are null and void].) The motel property is located within the Auto Center Specific Plan (“ACSP”) – Sub-District A2. Sub-District A2 is situated on the north side of Auto Center Drive, between Beach Boulevard and Stanton Avenue, includes properties on the west side of Homewood Avenue and the east side of Beach Boulevard, south of Seventh Street, as well as several properties that are accessed from Whitaker Street. Land uses in Sub-District A2 include the Coral Motel, the Travel Lodge, BBUL restaurant, four commercial-retail buildings fronting Beach Boulevard, older retail structures located on the north side of Whitaker, an auto stereo sales and installation business and a tire sales and installation shop. It also includes several properties used for residential purposes on Homewood Avenue.

The  ACSP was adopted by the Buena Park City Council on April 7, 1997, with the intent of maintaining and enhancing the development of auto dealers and complementary auto-related uses along Auto Center Drive adjacent to the I-5 corridor. As applied to the subject property, the ASCP allows new vehicle sales as a permitted “by right” land use, and a limited range of complementary commercial uses are permissible but only with a conditional use permit issued by the City. Examples of conditionally permitted uses in the sub-district include a fullservice hotel, motel, restaurants, and auto-service related businesses.

The Coral Motel existed long before the City Council’s adoption of the ACSP in 1997, and was originally built before the City’s incorporation in 1953 via permits approved by the County of Orange. However, with adoption of the ACSP the Coral Motel was rendered a “nonconforming use” of real property. A non-conforming use means a use of property which was lawfully established but which no longer conforms to the provisions of the General Plan, a Specific Plan, or the Zoning Code due to changes in such provisions over time. As noted above, the ACSP only allows a full-service hotel, motel use with a conditional use permit, and the Coral Motel has never applied for, nor been issued a conditional use permit. This makes the Coral Motel a “nonconforming use” of land which are governed by Chapter 19.204 of the Buena Park Municipal Code (Nonconforming Uses and Sites).

Specifically, Section 19.204.180 states that any nonconforming land use which is eligible for a conditional use permit is considered a nonconforming land use unless and until such conditional use permit is granted. Further, Section 19.204.130 and corresponding Table 19.204.100, requires that nonresidential buildings of this construction type must be removed or made conforming in all respects within 25 years from the date the building was constructed, or January 19, 1954, whichever is later. This specified time period is known as an “amortization period,” and the purpose is to provide property owners time to realize their financial investment in a nonconforming use (i.e. depreciate the capital improvements over a reasonable period of time), and give property owners adequate notice and time to either take action needed to make the use conforming, or remove and terminate the use.

The Coral Motel is a wood frame (Type V) construction type that is governed by the 25-year amortization period set forth in Table 19.204.100, and according to Section 19.204.180 this time period began to run as of January 19, 1954 (the date the City first adopted the General Plan). The nonconforming status of the Motel was reconfirmed upon adoption of the ACSP by the City Council on April 7, 1997 which also required a conditional use permit for a motel use. Even using the 1997 date (ACSP adoption), the 25-year time period expired in 2022. Despite this, The Coral Motel has continued operating without applying for a conditional use permit or making any effort to make the property a conforming land use.

On March 12, 2025, the Planning Commission initiated proceedings to schedule a public hearing to consider whether to terminate the Coral Motel as a nonconforming use, pursuant to Section 19.132.020 of the Buena Park Municipal Code, and make corresponding findings that continued operation constitutes a public nuisance. Notice of this action was provided in the manner required by the Buena Park Municipal Code.

Staff recommends that the Planning Commission conduct the public hearing, consider all evidence presented by the property owner, owner’s representatives, and members of the public, and take appropriate action based on that evidence.

In deciding whether to terminate the Coral Motel as a nonconforming use, the Planning Commission must balance the public interest and the vested interests of the owners of the Coral Motel. Based on the significant passage of time since the Coral Motel was built, far exceeding the amortization period; the deteriorated condition of the motel which is in violation of numerous building, fire, and health and safety codes that threaten the health and safety of occupants and nearby residents / businesses; and the frequent calls for service generated from the site evidencing a lack of oversight and management, staff has determined that this balancing test weights in favor of terminating the Coral Motel as a nonconforming use.

If the Planning Commission decides to terminate the use, staff recommends that it also find that continued operation of the Coral Motel constitutes a public nuisance consistent with Section 19.148.030, which specifies that any action that violates the Buena Park Zoning Code is a public nuisance.

ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT:

In accordance with the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), the City has determined that the proposed project is Categorically Exempt, pursuant to Section 15061(b)(3). The General Rule exemption can be applied to projects where it can be seen with certainty that there is no possibility that the activity in question may have a significant effect on the environment. The action by the Planning Commission to terminate the nonconforming use does not have the potential to have a significant effect on the environment. Any future changes to the use of the property or structure will be reviewed separately for compliance with CEQA.

PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE:

Notice of the public hearing was posted at the Buena Park City Hall, the Buena Park Library, and Ehlers Event Center and notices were mailed to property owners located within 300-feet of the subject property on April 10, 2025.

Notice of the public hearing was posted in the Buena Park Independent on April 11, 2025. As of the date of printing this report, the City has received one (1) written communication regarding the proposed action.

Reviewed and Approved By: Matt Foulkes, Director of Community and Economic Development Department Attachments
Attachment 1 - Resolution to Terminate a Non-Conforming Use_7891 Whitaker Street.pdf Attachment 2 - 7891 Whitaker Notice to Inspect.pdf
Attachment 3 - OC Health Inspection Report_10-1-2024.pdf Attachment 4 - 7891 Whitaker Notice of Violation_10-17-2024.pdf Attachment 5 - ACSP.pdf
Attachment 6 - Public Hearing Notice.pdf
RESOLUTION NO.

TERMINATION OF A NONCONFORMING PRIVILEGE

A RESOLUTION OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION OF

BUENA PARK, CALIFORNIA, TERMINATING A

NONCONFORMING LAND USE PRIVILEGE (OPERATION

OF A MOTEL IN THE AUTO CENTER SPECIFIC PLAN) AT
7891 WHITAKER STREET, CITY OF BUENA PARK (APN:
277-052-27) PURSUANT TO SECTION 19.132.020 OF THE

BUENA PARK MUNICIPAL CODE, AND DECLARING

CONTINUED EXISTENCE OF THE NONCOMFORMING

USE TO BE A PUBLIC NUISANCE
A. Recitals.
(i) The property located at 7891 Whitaker Street, City of Buena Park, California (the Property”), consists of 1.05-acres and is improved with a 47-unit motel known as the “Coral Motel” (the “Motel”), which was built in the early 1950’s with approvals issued by the County of Orange, and before the City’s incorporation in 1953.
(ii) On April 7, 1997, the City Council for the City of Buena Park adopted the Buena Park Auto Center Specific Plan (“ACSP”), the stated purpose of which is to maintain and enhance the development of auto dealers and complementary commercial land uses along Auto Center Drive adjacent to the I-5 corridor.

Section 19.504.020.C.2 of the Buena Park Municipal Code (“BPMC”) incorporates the ACSP into the Buena Park Zoning Code (Title 19 of the BPMC, the “BPZC”).
(iii) The Property is located with Sub-District A2 of the ACSP, which restricts permitted uses of the Property to “Public Services” (flood control channel and facilities, utility corridor) and “Vehicle Sales” (new sales / lease of autos or trucks not exceeding three tons gross weight unladed), and allows the following “Commercial Uses” of the Property if a conditional use permit has first been issued: full-service hotel, motel; restaurant (may include drive-in, drive-through or walk-up service; entertainment; on-sale liquor; a parking lot; a parking structure; new motorcycle and trailer sales / leases; and vehicle related sales, service, and repair.
(iv) The Motel has never applied for or been issued a conditional use permit as required by the ACSP, and as a result the Motel is a “nonconforming use” of the Property subject to the provisions of Chapter 19.204 of the BPZC governing nonconforming uses and sites. Section 19.204.100 and Table 19.204.100 of the BPZC direct that any nonresidential buildings, structures, or facilities that are of Type II, II-V, IV, or V construction and are designed for nonconforming uses must be removed or made conforming in all respects 25 years after the date of construction or January 19, 1954, whichever is later. (v) The Motel is of a wood frame (Type V) construction and was originally built more than seventy (70) years ago, and the Motel has continued to operate as Resolution No.

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a nonconforming use for more than twenty-eight (28) years after the effective date of the ACSP, and the Motel has not been removed, a conditional use permit has not been applied for or issued for the Motel, and no efforts been made to bring the Motel into conformance with the ACSP or BPZC. (vi) On October 1, 2024, City Code Enforcement accompanied the County of Orange Health Department to conduct an inspection of the Motel in response to complaints from guests about cockroaches. This inspection identified over a hundred individual violations of California and local building, fire, and health and safety codes, and every room inspected was found to have multiple and signification violations of application codes creating imminent and ongoing health and safety risks to guests, employees, and neighbors. This prompted a review calls for service records maintained by the City’s Police Department, which revealed 1,237 calls for service to the Property over the last 10-years, including calls for disturbing the peace, spousal abuse, drugs, vandalism, battery, grand theft and assault among others.
(vii) On March 12, 2025, after providing notice to the owner of the Property in the manner specified by Section 19.132.020.B. of the BPZC, the Planning Commission initiated proceedings and scheduled a future public hearing pursuant to Section 19.132.020.C. of the BPZC to hear evidence and consider whether to terminate the Motel as a nonconforming use and/or declare the continued use of the Property for the Motel to be a public nuisance. (viii) On April 23, 2025, after providing notice to the owner of the Property in the manner specified by Section 19.132.020.C. of the BPZC, the Planning Commission conducted the duly noticed public hearing and considered all written and oral comments, testimony, documentation, and other matters and evidence submitted during the public hearing on this matter, and after concluding said public hearing and based upon all such evidence submitted the Planning Commission hereby adopts this Resolution.

B. Resolution.

NOW, THEREFORE, THE PLANNING COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF BUENA PARK, hereby finds, determines and resolves as follows:

1. After consideration and based upon written and oral comments, testimony, documentation, and other matters and evidence in the record and submitted during the public hearing on this matter, the Planning Commission hereby finds and declares that the foregoing facts and findings set forth in the Recitals, Part A, of this Resolution, are true and correct, and said Recitals are incorporated as a substantive part of this Resolution.

2. Based upon such Recitals and all such evidence presented and included in the record, the Planning Commission hereby finds, declares, and determines as follows:
(a) The Motel is an illegal nonconforming use of the Property, in that the Motel is not a land use that is permitted by the ACSP and yet it has continued operating on the Property beyond the time period permitted by Section Resolution No.

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19.204.100 and Table 19.204.100 of the BPZC, and the Motel has not been removed from the Property nor has the Property been brought into conformity with applicable provisions of the ACSP and BPZC. (b) The Motel is in a deteriorated (and deteriorating) condition and the property owner has failed to appropriately maintain or operate the Motel, as evidenced by the hundreds of code violations currently existing and the calls for service generated by the Property. The owner of the Motel and Property has made little to no effort or investment to bring the Property into compliance with the ACSP or BPZC, as evidenced by the failure to apply for a conditional use permit in the 28 yeas since the effective date of the BPZC and the general deteriorating condition of the Motel and Property. (c) The continued operation and existence of the Motel undermines, conflicts with, and contradicts the goals, objectives, policies, public benefits, and stated purposes for which the ACSP was adopted, including but not limited to the following:
(i) Introduction: Encouraging appropriate land uses is vital to maintaining and improving the economic health of the community, as Buena Park is a fully developed city with very little vacant land remaining suitable for development. The ACSP is intended to facilitate consolidation and development of parcels in the plan area for additional auto dealerships.
(ii) Introduction: Preserve and enhance the existing commercial areas and, where appropriate, expand commercial opportunities to serve the needs of residents and visitors.
(iii) Introduction: Continued expansion of the City’s economic base relies upon an expansion of existing uses and the ability to encourage appropriate new uses and attracting quality land uses in the Specific Plan area, through new development, consolidation, and other measures is vital to maintaining and improving the economic health of the community.
(iv) Introduction: Continue to promote and expand auto dealerships and supporting commercial activities.
(v) Goal 1 – Objective (a) and (c): Create a unified Auto Center; Establish the cooperation and coordination of the participants in the development and operation of the Auto Center commercial area; Protect and enhance the natural, social, and physical attributes of the development area so as not to detrimentally affect adjacent existing developments.
(vi) Goal 2 – Objective (a): Promote an economic balance and well-being of the Auto Center Specific Plan through complimentary commercial uses and employment opportunities; Establish a regional automobile shopping center with ancillary and coordinated commercial sales and services.

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(vii) Goal 4 – Objective: Create a viable and organized retail opportunity at Beach Boulevard between Auto Center Drive and Seventh Street; Assist property owners utilizing the available zoning to support the creation of quality business along Beach Boulevard.
(viii) Policy 1: Architecture and design of dealerships, developments, and streetscapes shall provide an attractive environment to pedestrians and motorists while providing a visual and acoustical buffering between the Specific Plan area and adjacent developed areas. (ix) Policy 3: Buildings, landscaping, and site improvements shall be linked to comprise a unified motif throughout the Specific Plan area.

Aesthetically pleasing entrances to the Specific Plan area shall be established through the implementation of a consistent design statement and development standards that are compatible with areas surrounding the Specific Plan area.
(x) Policy 6: Ancillary uses shall be integrated into the plan provided that such facilities support the design, efficiency, and feasibility of the overall Specific Plan.
(xi) Policy 7 - High standards of development shall be applied to realize the unique potential of the area, to attract desirable commercial establishments, and to provide a desirable environment for surrounding residents.
(d) After balancing the public interest advanced by terminating the use and the vested interests of the owner of the Property to continue operating the use, and based upon the entire record before it, the Planning Commission concludes that termination of the Motel as a nonconforming use is necessary and appropriate.
(e) That the Motel, and continued use of the Property for operating the Motel, is hereby found and determined to be an unlawful and illegal use of the Property and a public nuisance, and that such unlawful and nuisance conditions will continue to exist unless and until the Motel is removed or the Property is made confirming in all respects to the ACSP and BPZC.

3. The Planning Commission hereby finds and determines that this action and Resolution is Categorically Exempt from the requirements of the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) pursuant to Section 15061(b)(3). The General Rule exemption can be applied to projects where it can be seen with certainty that there is no possibility that the activity in question may have a significant effect on the environment. The action by the Planning Commission to terminate the nonconforming use does not have the potential to have a significant effect on the environment. Any future changes to the use of the property or structures will be reviewed separately for compliance with CEQA.

4. This decision of the Planning Commission to terminate a nonconformity use is final unless a written appeal is submitted to the City Council in accordance with Resolution No.

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Chapter 19.120 of the BPZC within ten (10) working days from the date of this Resolution.

5. The Planning Commission Secretary shall certify to the adoption of this Resolution.

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PASSED AND ADOPTED this 23rd day of April 2025 by the following called vote:

AYES: COMMISSIONER:

NOES: COMMISSIONER:

ABSENT: COMMISSIONER:

ABSTAINED: COMMISSIONER:
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Deborah Diep
Chair
ATTEST:
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Harald Luna
Acting Planning Manager

Establishment Name CORAL MOTEL Establishment Address 7891 Whitaker St Buena Park CA ,90621-2950 Owner Name BALU PATEL Permit Name CORAL MOTEL
Permit Number PR0019597 Permit Type HOTEL/MOTEL
Inspection Type ReinspectionResult Mailing Address 7891 Whitaker St REINSPECTION Buena Park CA, 90621-2950
Inspection Date 10/01/2024ReInspection Date 10/22/2024
Iterative - Violations 10. MAINTAIN FREE OF COCKROACHES, MICE, RODENTS, FLIES, OR BED BUGS. - OUT Inspector Comments: 1. Observed cockroach activity in the following locations:

Laundry Room
- multiple egg casings and peppering on shelving
- multiple egg casings on the floor behind the water heater - multiple egg casings on the floor by the mop sink
Room 102
- multiple dead cockroaches on the shower floor
- multiple dead cockroaches on the restroom floor
- multiple egg casings and spotting on the bathroom wall shelving - dead cockroach on the floor in the restroom doorway
- 1 live cockroach below the kitchen sink cabinet
- multiple dead cockroaches on the floor in the side room - dead cockroach in the cabinet below the bathroom sink cabinet Note: The manager immediately killed the live cockroach.

Room 124
- 1 dead cockroach on floor by the bathroom entrance
Room 125
- multiple dead cockroaches on the floor below the mattress - 1 large dead cockroach on the kitchen floor
- dead cockroach on the floor by the table in the bedroom area - dead cockroach on the shower floor
Room 126
- dead cockroach on the floor behind the bed
- dead cockroach on kitchen floor
- dead cockroaches in the kitchen and bathroom cabinets Room 128
- multiple dead cockroaches below kitchen sink
- dead cockroach on the floor below the bed
- dead cockroach on the floor of the closet
- dead cockroach on the floor in between the oven and the fridge - dead cockroach on the floor of the bathroom
The manager immediately removed and sanitized the area affected by the singular dead cockroach in room 124. Room 124 may be returned to service.

The rooms listed above may not be reopened until the cockroach activity has been verified to be eliminated by a representative of this Agency (with Inspection Date 10/01/2024 Establishment Name CORAL MOTEL Establishment Address 7891 Whitaker St Buena ParkCA ,90621-2950 Permit Number PR0019597
Iterative - Violations Eliminate the infestation/activity of cockroaches from the facility by using only approved methods. Remove all evidence of the infestation and thoroughly clean and sanitize all affected surfaces. Construct, equip, maintain and operate the facility so as to prevent the entrance and harborage of animals, birds and vermin including, but not limited to, rodents and insects.

2. Observed gaps and holes in the following locations included but not limited to:

Room 102
- hole in wall behind the kitchen stove/oven
Room 126
- hole in the wall between the mattress and the door
Room 128
- gaps/holes in the wall below the kitchen sink
Seal all gaps and holes greater than 1/4 inch in the rooms noted above to eliminate potential vermin harborage sites.

Violation Description: A DWELLING UNIT AND PREMISES IS TO BE MAINTAINED FREE OF COCKROACHES, MICE, RODENTS, FLIES, OR BED BUGS. (1001.2; 17920.3)

12. ROOMS CLEANED BETWEEN GUEST USE INCLUDING LINENS, TOWELS, AND BEDDING. - OUT Inspector Comments: Observed stains/burn marks on the sheets in room 128. Clean to remove any stains/residues from all linens, towels, and bedding.

Violation Description: ALL GUESTROOM OR SUITE OF ROOMS ARE TO BE CLEANED BETWEEN GUEST USE. THE CLEANING IS TO INCLUDE LINENS, TOWELS, AND BEDDING. (118425-118440)

15. INSTALLED AND MAINTAIN FREE OF ELECTRICAL HAZARDS (EXPOSED WIRING, IMPROPER CONNECTIONS). - OUT Inspector Comments: Observed the outlet cover to be missing at the wall outlet located behind the bed in room 124. Provide an outlet cover.

Violation Description: ANY BUILDING OR PORTION THEREOF INCLUDING ANY DWELLING UNIT, GUESTROOM OR SUITE OF ROOMS, OR THE PREMISES IS TO BE MAINTAINED FREE OF ELECTRICAL HAZARDS. ALL ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT, WIRING AND APPLIANCES SHALL BE INSTALLED AND MAINTAINED IN A SAFE MANNER IN ACCORDANCE WITH ALL APPLICABLE LAWS. ALL ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT SHALL BE OF AN APPROVED TYPE. (701.2, 1001.5; 17920.3)
Establishment Name CORAL MOTEL
Inspection Date 10/01/2024
Establishment Address 7891 Whitaker St Buena Park CA ,90621-2950 Permit Number PR0019597
General Comments The purpose of this visit was to conduct a reinspection which was also related to a complaint (CO#161333).

This inspection was conducted jointly with Buena Park Code Enforcement, Buena Park Police Department, and W. Ocampo-Choy, REHS.

The most recent pest control receipt was provided and dated 09/26/24, however, rooms #102, 124, 125, 126, and 128 were not listed.

Water measuring at least 120F was observed in room 128 and a smoke detector was provided in room 124. Additionally, the previously noted repairs were made to the ceiling and wall in room 102.

Currently, a reinspection is scheduled for 10/22/24 to verify the correction of the violations listed on this report.

Inspection Date 10/01/2024 Establishment Name CORAL MOTEL Establishment Address 7891 Whitaker St Buena Park CA ,90621-2950Permit Number PR0019597 How was this report provided It was agreed that a copy of this report will be sent to the e-mail address provided. The person in charge was directed to call this office if the report is not received within 2 business days. Additional information can be found at http://www.ochealthinfo.com/eh PIC Signature
PIC Name Name: R. Garcia
PIC Title Title: Property Manager
Info Signing for the receipt of the above report is not an admission of the facts of the violation set forth herein. Inspector Inspector:

Inspector Name S Ballardo
Reinspection Fees REINSPECTION FEES: Fees are assessed for second or greater re-inspections and Notices of Violations. The purpose of these fees is to shift costs away from compliant operators and impose fees on those facilities that fail to readily comply with the applicable laws and regulations. The amount of the fee is to cover all of the cost associated with the service. For the most current fees, please refer to http://ochealthinfo.com/eh/home/fees or call(714) 433-6000.

Inspector Job Title Environmental Health Specialist I
Inspector Phone (714) 388-4233
Inspector Email [email protected]
Inspection ID DA10116006
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COMMUNITY AND ECONO}IIC DE'VELOPMENT DEP-ARTAIF.NT
Neighborhood Improvement/Code Enforcement Division
October 17, 2024
Balubhai Gopal Patel
Vishva Patel
243 N. Rampart Blvd.

Los Angeles, CA 90026
Subject: Notice of Violation for 7891 Whitaker st., Buena Park - Coral Motel Dear Ms. Patel:

As you know, the Neighborhood Improvement Task Force along with the Orange County Health Department, conducted an inspection at the subject property on October 3, 2024. As a result of this inspection, numerous violations were found throughout the property which must be addressed immediately. Please note that the City was unable to inspect rooms: 116, 117, 127, 129, 136, 141, 142, and 146. Please ensure that these rooms are made available for inspection when the City reinspects the property.

Exterior:

1. Maintain the landscape free of overgrown vegetation from all planters, the side yard, and rear yard.

2. Remove graffiti along the planters, exterior fire extinguisher covers, vending machine, and walls.

3. Remove the outdoor storage at the rear of the motel consisting of furniture, trash, and other miscellaneous items.

4. All locations throughout the property where there is chipped, cracked or peeling paint must be repaired and repainted.

5. Repair all areas or deteriorated wood throughout the structures. Should repair of damaged wood require replacement of a structural support member, obtain a building permit prior to removal/replacement.

6. Obtain a roofing permit to remove the existing non-compliant roofing material, repair the dry rot, termite damage, and other structural deficiencies, and replace the roofing material with a compliant material and installation.

7. Obtain a building permit to repair or replace the termite and dry rot damaged structural posts throughout the property.

8. All references to damaged windows throughout the property that cannot be repaired, will require a building permit to be replaced.

9. Remove the inoperative vehicles in the parking lot:
a. Black sedan, no front license plate (rear plate blocked by bicycles). b. White Ford Truck, license #59871 G2.

10. Repair the hole in the wall by the office.

11. Replace the missing fire extinguisher covers by rooms #103 and #142. 6650 Beach 3ouleitaral ?.0 3ox 5::)C9 ' Baana ?ark, CA %62!-5009 : ai714] 562-3642 Fax (7141 562-3'-O BueoaPark.cam Subject: Coral Motel
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12. Repair the exposed wood from under open patio and remove the dark stains.

13. Remove the bee infestation above the front office roofline.

14. Obtain approvals/permits for damage to Maintenance Room that was struck by a vehicle.
15 0btain the services of a licensed plumbing or mechanical contractor to verify the existing wall heaters in the units are functional. For all units with inoperative or removed wall heaters, propose a method of compliance and obtain a building permit to rectify the deficiencies.

Room

1. 2.

3. 4.

5. 6.
101:

Immediately replace the missing smoke detector.

Immediately exterminate the cockroach infestation.

Replace the missing bathroom window screen.

Replace broken occupancy sensor light in the kitchen.

Remove the storage in front of the wail heater.

Obtain a plumbing permit to remove and cap the unpermitted gas line at the range in the kitchen.

Room 1 02:

L Replace the missing ceiling light cover.

2. Replace the missing bathroom window screen.

3. Obtain an electrical permit to repair the GFCI outlet in the bathroom that was painted over.

4. Obtain a plumbing permit to remove and cap the unpermitted gas line at the range in the kitchen.

Room

1. 2.

3. 4.
103:

Immediately replace the missing smoke detector.

Remove the storage in front of the wall heater.

Replace #O on the door that is missing to identify the room number.

Obtain a building permit to repair the ceiling that has evidence of water intrusion from the roof.

Replace the missing kitchen and bathroom window screens.

Remove all appliances that are plugged in with power strips that have the potential to overload outlet.

Repair the leak under the kitchen sink.

Repair the faulty door frame and 1ocking mechanism.

Repair the bathroom leak from the shower (per room occupant) . Replace the missing ceiling light cover.

Replace the cracked floor tile.
. Repair the windows that do not close tightly (per room occupant). . Replace the missing electrical outlet and light switch covers. . Obtain a mechanical permit to replace the broken exhaust fan in the restroom (per room occupant).

Room 1 04:

1. Immediately replace the missing smoke detector.

2. Irrimediately exterminate the cockroach infestation.

3. Obtain a building permit to repair the deteriorated ceiling damaged by water intrusion and repaint.

Subject: Coral Motel
Date: October 17, 2024

4 0btain a building permit to properly install the wall mounted AC unit and paint the wall around the AC unit that was patched.
5 . Obtain an electrical permit to install a receptacle to serve the wall AC unit and remove the extension cord currently powering the un'it.
6 . Replace the cracked kitchen countertop.
7 . Repair the damaged kitchen cabinets and paint.
8 . Paint the walls throughout the room where they were patched 9 . Replace the cracked window in the bathroom.
10 . Replace the missing window screens.
11 . Obtain an electrical permit to replace the damaged GFCI receptacle in the bathroom. 12 . Obtain a plumbing permit to remove and cap the unpermitted gas line at the range in the kitchen.

Room 105:

1. lmmediately take all action necessary to exterminate the cockroach infestation.

2. Remove the stains/mildew From the walls and ceilings, and bathroom tile.

3. Obtain a building permit to properly install the wall mounted AC unit and paint the wall around the AC that was patched.

4. Replace the damaged window screen frame in the bathroom.

5. Obtain a building permit to repair the deteriorated kitchen wall and under cabinet area showing evidence of water intrusion from the shower.

6. Replace the cracked mirror in the bathroom.

7. Obtain an electrical permit to install a receptacle to serve the wall AC unit and remove the extension cord powering the unit.

8. Obtain a plumbing permit to remove and cap the unpermitted gas line at the range in the kitchen.
106:

Immediately take all action necessary to exterminate the cockroach infestation.

Replace missing wall outlet cover.

Obtain a building permit to repair the damaged ceiling with evidence of water intrusion Repair and repaint the damaged/peeling paint in the kitchen.

Replace the #6 on the door that is missing to identify the room number.

Paint the bathroom where there is peeling paint.

Remove the stains from the shower tile.

Repair the deteriorated wall in the shower enclosure.

Repair the loose shower door.
. Replace the cracked floor tile.
. Replace the rusted shower handles.
. Replace missing ceiling light covers.
. Obtain a building permit to properly install the wall mounted AC unit. . Obtain an electrical permit to properly install a receptacle to serve the wall mounted AC unit and remove the unpermitted surface mounted electrical conduit installed to power the AC unit.

Room 1 07:

1. Immediately replace the inoperative smoke detector.

2. Immediately take all action necessary to exterminate the cockroach infestation.

3. Replace the cracked floor tile.

4. Remove the standing water in the kitchen from unknown potential leak.

Subject: Coral Motel
Datea October 17. 2024

5. Remove the stains from the ceiling, bathroom and kitchen walls.

6. Obtain a building permit to properly install the wall mounted AC unit.

7. Obtain an electrical permit to properly install a receptacle to serve the wall mounted AC unit and remove the unpermitted surface mounted electrical conduit installed to power the AC unit.

8. Obtain a plumbing permit to remove and cap the unpermitted gas line at the range in the kitchen.

Room 108:

1. Repair the hole in the ceiling.

2. Repair the damaged kitchen cabinets.

3. Repair deteriorated wall in the shower enclosure.

Room

1. 2.

3. 4.

5. 109:

Immediately replace the inoperative smoke detector.

Paint the bedroom door and door molding where there is peeling paint.

Remove the stains from the bathroom ceiling and walls.

Repair the damaged bedroom door.

Obtain a plumbing permit to remove and cap the unpermitted gas line at the range in the kitchen.

Room 110:
1 Immediately replace the missing smoke detector.

2. Immediately take all action necessary to exterminate the cockroach infestation. 3 . Obtain an electrical permit to properly install additional receptacles to remove numerous items plugged into power strip on the wall creating a fire hazard. 4 . Remove the stains from the tile, walls, and bathroom shower. 5 . Replace the deteriorated bathroom vanity.

Room 1 "I"1:

1. Obtain a building permit to repair the water damage and covered hole in the wall in the living room adjacent to the rear and sides of the shower.

2. Obtain a building permit to repair the water damage around the shower in the restroom.

3. Replace the missing ceiling light cover in the bathroom.

4. Remove the stains from the walls in the bathroom.

5. Obtain a building and electrical permit to replace the damaged service panel and relocate it outside of the restroom.

6. Remove the graffiti from the wall.

7. Replace the damaged windowpane in the bathroom.
8 Replace the faulty shower fixture.

Room 112:
'1. !mmediately replace the inoperative smoke detector.

2. Immediateiy take aH action necessary to exterminate the cockroach infestation.

3. Remove the covering over the ceiling vent in the bathroom (per room occupant this vent was covered to reduce insect inTestation).

4. Remove the stains From the shower.

Subject: Coral Motel
Datea October 17, 2024

Room 113:

1. Immediately replace the missing smoke detector.

2. Immediately take aH action necessary to exterminate the cockroach infestation.

3. Replace the cracked floor tile in the bathroom.

4. Repair the deteriorated wall in the bathroom.

5. Remove the stains from the ceiling and walls.

6. Replace the missing ceiling light cover.

7. Remove storage in front of wall heater.

8. Obtain an electrical permit to properly install the light switch by the Front door and terminate or land the exposed wiring.

9. Obtain a building permit to properly install the wall mounted AC unit.

10. Obtain a building permit to repair the water damage around the shower and address the sheet metal installed on the wall adjacent to the toilet.

11. Immediately cease the use of a substandard room for sleeping quarters.

Room

1. 2.

3. 4.
114:

Immediately replace the missing smoke detector.

Immediately take aH action necessary to exterminate the cockroach infestation.

Remove the stains on the ceiling.

Obtain a building permit to properly install the wall mounted AC unit and repair the deteriorated wall around the AC.

Obtain an eiectrical permit to properly install the receptacle serving the AC unit.

Replace the damaged bathroom vanity.

Replace the cracked bathroom tile over the sink.

Remove the graffiti on the closet wall.

Obtain a building permit to repair the water damage along the bathroom wall and ceiling adjacent to the shower
Repair the hole in the bathroom door.

Remove the dark stains along the shower and wall.

Repair the damaged front door frame and locking mechanism.

Replace the missing window screens.

Replace the missing ceiling light cover.

Room 115:
'1. Immediately replace the missing smoke detector.

2. Immediately take all action necessary to exterminate the cockroach infestation.

3. Replace the damaged window screen frame and missing screens.

4. Obtain an electrical permit to properly replace the missing light switch in the bathroom and secure the exposed wiring.

5. Obtain a building permit to repair the deteriorated ceiling showing evidence of water intrusion.

6. Replace the missing bathroom window handle.

7. Replace the missing ceiling light cover.

8. Paint the ceiling and walls where there is peeling paint.

9. Repair the damaged front door frame and locking mechanism.

30. Obtain a plumbing permit to install a proper shower drain and cover.

Room 118:

1. Immediately take all action necessary to exterminate the cockroach infestation.

Subject: Coral Motel
Date: October 17, 2024

2. Immediately replace the inoperative smoke detector.

3. Remove the cardboard from the bathroom window that blocks ventilation. (Per guest, to protect from insects).

4. Remove the stains on the ceiling, walls, and vent.

5. Obtain a building and electrical permit to relocate the sobpanel existing in the restroom.

Room

1. 2.

3. 4.

6. 7.

8. 119:

Immediately replace the inoperative smoke detector.

Remove the graffiti on the wall.

Replace the cracked toilet lid.

Repair the deteriorated walls and ceiling in the bathroom and remove stains.

Remove the dark stains on the walls (from possible water intrusion from Unit 118).

Replace damaged bathroom vanity.

Obtain a building permit to properly patch damaged and previously patched sections of drywall.

Room 120:

1. Immediately replace the missing smoke detector.

2. Obtain a building permit to repair the deteriorated walls around the window and the bathroom ceiling showing evidence of water intrusion.

3. Replace the cracked outlet plate cover.

4. Paint the walls where there is peeling paint.

Room 121:

1. Immediately replace the missing smoke detector.

2. Remove the stains from the ceiling.

3. Obtain a building permit to pi-operly install the wall 'mounted AC unit, repair the water damage adjacent and paint the wall around the A/C that was patched.

4. Paint the walls where there is peeling paint.

5. Repair the deteriorated wall in the closet area and by the bathroom.

6. Replace the missing ceiling light cover.

7. Repair the deteriorated wall around the bathroom window.

8. Replace the broken windowpane.

9. Obtain a building permit to install a proper shower drain and cover.

10. Replace the faulty showerhead.

11. Replace the toilet seat that does not fit.

12. Repair the damaged front door frame and locking mechanism.

13. Obtain a building permit to repair the water damaged ceiling adjacent to the entry and in the closet at the backside of the shower.

14. Obtain a building permit to properly patch the holes in the wall adjacent to the restroom.

Room 122:

1. Immediately replace the missing smoke detector.

2. Obtain a building permit to repair the damaged ceiling and wall at the entry to the unit and throughout the unit due to possible water intrusion. Remove stains from the ceiling by the front door and the bathroom.

3. Obtain a building permit to properly install the wall mounted AC unit and paint the wall around the A/C that was patched.

4. Replace the missing ceiling light cover and faulty overhead electrical light fixture.

5. Repair the damaged front door frame and locking mechanism.

Subject: Coral Motel
Date: October 17, 2024

6. Remove the graffiti from the wall heater.

7. Replace the missing ceiling light cover in bathroom.

Room

1. 2.

3. 4.

5. 6.

7. 123:

Immediately replace the missing smoke detector.

Immediately take all action necessary to exterminate the cockroach infestation.

Replace the missing window screens.

Remove the graffiti from the wall.

Replace the missing ceiling light covers.

Replace the missing AC cover.

Obtain an electrical permit to properly install a receptacle to serve the wall mounted AC unit.

8. Repair the damaged front door frame and locking mechanism.

9. Repiace the missing showerhead fixture.
3 0. Repair and paint the deteriorated wal1 where there are stains and peeling paint inside shower.

11. Replace damaged sensor light in bathroom.

12. Replace missing outlet plate cover.

13. Obtain a plumbing permit to remove and cap the unpermitted gas line at the range in the kitchen
Room 124:

1. Immediately replace the inoperative smoke detector.

2. Immediately take all action necessary to exterminate the cockroach infestation.

3. Remove the graffiti on the wall.

4. Repair the damaged door frame and locking mechanism.

5. Obtain a building permit to repair deteriorated ceiling in bathroom due to possible water intrusion.

6. Replace the broken windowpane in the bathroom.

7. Replace the missing ceiling light cover in the kitchen.

8. Replace the damaged window frame and missing screens.

9. Obtain a plumbing permit to remove and cap the unpermitted gas line at the range in the kitchen.

10. Replace faulty showerhead.

Room 1 25:

1. Immediately take all action necessary to exterminate the cockroach infestation.

2. Replace the missing ceiling light cover.

3. Obtain a plumbing permit to remove and cap the unpermitted gas line at the range in the kitchen.

4. Repair the damaged front door frame and locking mechanism.

5. Remove the graffiti from the shower tile.

6. Obtain a building permit to repair the deteriorated wall by the shower and above the bathroom window caused by possible water intrusion.

7. Replace the cracked tile above the bathroom sink.

8. Replace the missing window screens.

9. Remove paint from exhaust cover.

10. Obtain an electrical permit to properly install the receptacle installed adjacent to kitchen entry.

Subject: Coral Motel
Date: October 17, 2024

Room 126:

1. Repair the damaged door frame and locking mechanism.

2. Replace damaged window screen frame.

3. Obtain a building permit to repair the deteriorated wall and ceiling in the bathroom due to possible water intrusion.

4. Replace missing ceiling light cover.

5. Repair the loose floor drain cover.

6. Obtain a building permit to repair the deteriorated ceiling and walls in the kitchen due to possible water intrusion.

7. Replace the missing ceiling light cover in the kitchen.

8. Obtain a plumbing permit to remove and cap the unpermitted gas line at the range in the kitchen.

Room 'I 28:

1. Replace the missing window screens.

2. Replace the missing ceiling light cover.

3. Obtain a building permit to repair the deteriorated kitchen walls and address prior evidence of repairs without permits to the ceiling.

4. Remove the stains from the walls and ceiling in the bathroom.

5. Obtain a plumbing permit to remove and cap the unpermitted gas line at the range in the kitchen.

Room

1. 2.

3. 4.

5. 6.
130:

Repair the damaged front door frame and locking mechanism.

Remove the stains from the bathroom walls and ceiling.

Replace the broken windowpane.

Replace the missing drain cover.

Replace the missing window screen.

Remove the graffiti from the wall.

Room

1. 2.

3. 4.
131:

Immediateiy replace the missing smoke detectors.

Replace the damaged window screen frame and missing window screens.

Replace the missing ceiling light covers.

Obtain a building permit to properly install the wall mounted AC unit and paint the wall around the AC that was patched.

Replace the missing cabinet door in the kitchen.

Remove the stains from the ceiling vent.

Repiace the missing floor drain cover.

Remove the stains in the shower tile and wall.

Damaged front door frame and locking mechanism.

Obtain a building permit to repair deteriorated ceiling doe to potential water intrusion.

Obtain a plumbing permit to remove and cap the unpermitted gas line at the range in the kitchen.

Single Family House:

1. Immediately replace the missing smoke detectors.

2. Immediately take all action necessary to exterminate the cockroach infestation.

3. Paint the doors and walls where there is peeling paint.

Subject: Coral Motel
Date: October 17, 2024

Obtain a building permit to repair the water damaged wall by the bathroom.

Replace the missing toilet bowl lid.

Replace the missing window screens and window handles.

Replace the missing electrical outlet cover.

Replace the cracked shower tile.

Obtain a building permit to complete repairs or demolition of the patio cover that was started in 2015. Areas inside this patio cover are finished with materials not suitable for exterior rated construction and the ceiling is unfinished, exposing electrical wiring and framing to damage.

10. Obtain a building permit to properly install the wall mounted AC unit and paint the wall around the AC unit that was patched.

11. The City was not able to inspect the garage. Please ensure that this area is made available at the time of reinspection.

Office/ Livinq Quarters:

1. )mmediately replace the missing smoke detectors in hallway and bedrooms.

2. Replace damaged sensor light.

3. Paint the walls where there is peeling paint.

4. Obtain a building permit to properly install the wall mounted AC units and paint the patched areas around the A/C units.

5. Obtain an electrical permit to properly install a receptacle to serve the AC units.

6. Replace the missing ceiling light covers in the bathroom, bedrooms and halfway.

7. Replace the missing window screens.

8. Obtain a building permit to repair the water damaged wall by the tub.

9. Obtain a building permit to repair the bathroom ceiling that is cracked and has peeling paint due to water intrusion.

10. Remove the dark stains from the bathtub.

11. Remove the newspaper that is covering vent.

12. Replace the missing vent cover.

13. Replace the damaged tub faucet.

14. Obtain a building permit to properly install the conduit bringing data lines into the IT area of the office.

15. Obtain a building permit to remove the unused, open ducting in the office.

16. Obtain a building permit to patch all holes in the exterior walls of the office.

17. Obtain a building permit to properly install the soffit installed in the living room for low voltage wiring and other data as well as address the patch work in ceiling adjacent to office door in living room.

18. Obtain a building permit to demolish false wall in hallway.

Room

1. 2.

3. 4.

5. 6.

7. 8.

9. 10.
132:

Immediately replace the missing smoke detector.

Replace the missing ceiling light covers.

Remove the stains from the ceiling.

Obtain a building permit to repair the water damaged wall by the shower.

Replace the missing overflow tub stopper.

Repair the loose light switch in the bathroom.

Replace the torn window screen in the bathroom.

Repair the 1oose toilet.

Paint the walls where there is peeling paint.

Replace the missing electrical outlet cover.

Subject: Coral Motel
Date: October 17, 2024

11. Remove non-compliant entry ramp to the unit.

Room

1. 2.

3. 4.

5. 6.

7. 133:

Immediately replace the missing smoke detector.

Remove the graffiti frorri the walls and door.

Remove the dark stains from all walls and ceiling.

Replace the missing ceiling light cover.

Replace the missing window screen in the bathroom.

Repair the damaged bathroom door molding.

Obtain a building permit to repair the deteriorated wall adjacent to the shower. 134:

Immediately replace the missing smoke detector.

Repair the holes in the wall near the television.

Replace the missing outlet cover by the bed and in the bathroom.

Obtain a building permit to repair the water damaged wall by the shower.

Repair the holes in the bathroom door.

Replace the cracked bathroom mirror.

Remove the graffiti from the walls.

Replace the missing bathroom window screen.

Replace the missing overflow tub stopper.
. Repair the damaged door frame and locking mechanism.
. Replace the missing ceiling light cover.
. Replace the cracked light switch cover.
. Replace the missing outlet cover plate in the bathroom.

Room

1. 2.

3. 4.

5. 6.

7. 8.
135:

Immediately replace the missing smoke detector.

Remove the graffiti on the wall and the mirror.

Paint where there are areas of patched walls.

Replace the missing AC cover.

Replace the missing ceiling light cover.

Obtain a building permit to repair the water damaged wall by the tub.

Replace the missing window screen.

Repair the damaged front door frame and locking mechanism.

Room

1. 2.

3. 4.

5. 6.
137:

Immediately replace the missing smoke detector.

Immediately take all action necessary to exterminate the cockroach infestation.

Remove the stains from the walls, bathtub, and toilet.

Secure the loose coaxial cable and cover.

Repair the loose sensor lights in the bathroom.

Replace missing window screen.

Room

1. 2.

3. 4.

5. 138:

Immediately replace the missing smoke detector.

Remove the graffiti from the picture frame, T\/, and walls.

Replace the missing ceiling light covers.

Replace the missing and torn window screens.

Remove the stains around the tub.

Subject: Coral Motel
Date: October 17, 2024

6. Obtain a building permit to repair the water damaged wall around the tub.

7. Paint the walls where there is peeling paint and patched.

8. Replace sensor light with missing cover.

Room

1. 2.

3. 4.

5. 6.

7. 139:

Immediately replace the missing smoke detector.

Paint the walls where there patched.

Remove the graffiti from the walls.

Obtain a building permit to repair the deteriorated wall around tub.

Replace the missing window screen.

Replace the missing overflow tub stopper.

Obtain a building permit to properly install the wall mounted AC unit.

Room

1. 2.

3. 4.

5. 6.

7. 8.

9. 140:

Replace the cracked mirror in the bathroom.

Repair the hole in the bathroom door and cracked door molding.

Replace the missing window screen.

Obtain a building permit to repair the water damaged wall around the toilet.

Replace the faulty showerhead.

Replace the missing tile in the bathtub.

Remove the graffiti from the wall.

Repair the damaged front door frame and locking mechanism.

Paint walls that are patched.

Room

1. 2.

3. 4.

5. 143:

Repair the damaged front door molding and locking mechanism.

Remove the stains from the walls, closet, bathroom ceiling, and bathtub.

Replace the brokan window in the bathroom.

Replace the missing window screen.

Remove the graffiti from the wall.

Room

1. 2.

3. 4.

5. 6.

7. 144:

Immediately replace the missing smoke detector.

Replace the missing floor molding (from the removed wall heater).

Replace the broken bathroom window.

Paint the walls in the bathroom and the front door that are patched.

Replace the missing bathro6m mirror.

Repair the loose toilet.

Repair the loose toilet paper holder.

Room 145: Incomplete inspection due to room spray for roaches

1. Immediately replace the missing smoke detectors.

2. Immediately take all action necessary to exterminate the cockroach infestation.

3. Replace the missing ceiling light cover.

4. Obtain a building permit to repair the water damaged walls around the accessibie tub.

Room 147:

1. Immediately repair the inoperative smoke detector.

2. Repair the damaged door frame and locking mechanism.

3. Repair the faulty ceiling light.

Subject: Coral Motel
Date: October 17, 2024

Replace the missing ceiling light cover.

Retnove the stains on the walls.

Obtain a building permit to repair the water damaged wall by the tub.

Replace the missing window screen.

Replace the missing outlet cover plate.

Laundry Room:

1. Replace the broken window.

2. Obtain the services of a licensed plumber to verify the integrity and working order of the water heater in the laundry room. Damage visible to water piping and unable to verify if the water heater is designed to be placed directly on the floor. Vent does not appear to run continuously through the roof.

3. A building/plumbing permit may be required to replace the water heater.

Storaqe Room:

1. Obtain a building permit to repair the vehicle impact damage to the exterior wall of the storage room. A licensed, California registered design professional will need to prepare the plans for submittal.

This is an official notice that will serve as your first notice to abate the violation(s). A re-inspection is scheduled on November 19, 2024, at IO:OO a.m. to ensure all corrections/repairs have been completed.

IT you would like to discuss any of the violations or corrections referenced in this notice, please feel free to contact me at (714) 562-3627. Thank you for your cooperation and prompt attention to this matter.

Sin
Ernestine Za
Code Enforcement Officer
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c.c. Coral Motel
7891 Whitaker St.

Buena Park, CA 90620

BUENA PARK

AUTO CENTER SPECIFIC PLAN

BUENA PARK

AUTO CENTER

SPECIFIC PLAN
Adopted by Ordinance No. 1347 On April 7, 1997
Amended by Ordinance No. 1356 On November 3, 1997
Amended by Ordinance No. 1377 On September 22, 1998
Amended by Ordinance No. 1430 On August 13, 2002
Amended by Ordinance No. 1465 On February 22, 2005
Amended by Ordinance No. 1487 On July 11, 2006
Amended by Ordinance No. 1549 On November 9, 2010
Amended by Ordinance No. 1555 On April 10, 2012
Amended by Ordinance No. 1578 On September 23, 2014

BUENA PARK

AUTO CENTER SPECIFIC PLAN

TABLE OF CONTENTS
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 1
I. INTRODUCTION 4
Intent of the Specific Plan 7
Purpose of the Specific Plan 8
Legislative History and Authority 9
Specific Plan Boundaries 11
II. LAND USE, ZONING AND PHYSICAL SETTING 15
Land Use and Zoning 15
Physical Setting 17
Sub-Districts A1, A2, A3, and A4 17
Sub-Districts B1 and B2 20
III. GOALS, OBJECTIVES AND POLICIES 22
IV. DESIGN GUIDELINES (Public Right-of-Way Improvements) 28 V. PERMITTED USES 31
Sub-District A1 31
Sub-District A2 34
Sub-District A3 37
Sub-District A4 41
Sub-District B1 and B2 45
VI. DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS 49
Architectural Style 49
Building Mass and Form 50
Materials 51
Colors (Sub-District A4) 52
Detail 52
Landscaping52
Lighting 57
Vehicular Access and Circulation 57
Vehicular Repair and Storage 57
Fencing 57
Parking 58
Signs 58
Signs at Dealership Locations Only 58
Electronic Message Center (EMC) 59
VII. LAND USE MAP 60
VIII. EXHIBITS
65 APPENDICIES
71 Ordinance No. 1347
Ordinance No. 1356
Ordinance No. 1377
Ordinance No. 1430
Ordinance No. 1465
Ordinance No. 1487
Ordinance No. 1549
Ordinance No. 1555
Ordinance No. 1578
1 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The concentration of auto dealers in Buena Park occurred primarily along the I-5 Freeway, starting in 1961 through the present with the newest dealer relocating to the Auto Center in 2005. In order to maintain its unique benefits and its economic viability to the community, the Auto Center Specific Plan was conceived and prepared.

Encouraging appropriate uses and other measures is vital to maintaining and improving the economic health of the community. Keeping that in mind, the City and auto dealers met to discuss and prepare a plan that would create an area of increased opportunity for sales and leasing of vehicles.

Unifying Concepts
Attracting customers is the primary goal of any auto dealer. In order to accomplish that, individual auto dealers have located nearby each other to capitalize upon combined drawing power. This plan outlines the necessary components to bringing customers to a place where there are several choices for the purchase of a vehicle. 2 The components creating that destination point are the following:
 Landscape and Streetscape
Using Washingtonia Robusta (Mexican Fan Palms) as the main theme, identifies the Buena Park Auto Center. This creates a statement that can be seen from a distance attracting the motorist from the freeway or from Beach Boulevard. The theme is augmented by the use of other palms species, low shrubs and ground cover, keeping in mind the visibility necessary for the successful operation of a dealership.
 Signage
Consistent signage including directional signs, electronic message centers, and “trail blazer” signs will help unify the area and will assist the customer in identifying the Auto Center and dealership services.
 Building Color
All of the structures currently along the Auto Center Drive Corridor were developed with their own unique features and architectural style. Binding those components together with a similar color begins the unifying elements that each individual building creates. As each dealership improves its site, or where new construction occurs, there is an opportunity to encourage this component of the plan.
 Corner Identification Pads
3 As each corner in the Auto Center Drive Corridor develops or remodels, dealers will be encouraged to install additional signing that identifies the Buena Park Auto Center while at the same time providing an additional pad for vehicle display.

Each component alone would not achieve the destination point this plan is attempting to promote, but together, all the components would make a difference in the ambiance and stability of the district.

This plan also speaks to a former dealership site at Orangethorpe Avenue and Western Avenue and an auction business located on Knott Avenue. Where both smaller sites are viable to continue in the former or current operation, this plan considers the potential for one or each of the sites to be replaced with other than auto related uses. Keeping this in mind, the plan allows for alternate development. Additionally, in 2005, the Specific Plan was amended to include an approximately 23 acre site located at the northwest corner of Artesia Boulevard and Rostrata Avenue, which was the formerly occupied by Nabisco. The site has the potential for the development of auto dealerships as well as a regional shopping center, or a mix thereof.

These unifying elements, design guidelines and implementation strategy will provide a method of accomplishing the goals defined in this plan. The overall objective is the continuation of the success of the Buena Park Auto Center and its move into the next century.
4 SECTION I. INTRODUCTION
Encouraging appropriate uses, with associated other measures, is vital to maintaining and improving the economic health of the community. Buena Park exists as a fully developed city with a population of approximately 80,600 persons. Very little vacant land remains that is suitable in size for major developments. With the exception of the Nabisco site, the few large parcels that were in existence at the conception of the Auto Center Specific Plan have been occupied by new auto dealerships that have established within the Specific Plan area. However, there still remains the opportunity for the consolidation of the remaining smaller parcels to create viable land area for additional auto dealerships.

The City’s General Plan maps the direction the City will take in relation to its development and balances that with the continued high expectation of the quality of life for its residents. The following goals established in the Buena Park General Plan outline the focus and direction of this Specific Plan:

Goal 1 of the City’s General Plan states “Ensure that proposals for development and redevelopment are compatible with existing development and promote and enhance the quality of life in the City.”
5 General Plan Policy 1.8 identifies the City’s intent in accomplishing this goal is to “promote business retention and expansion to ensure the City’s economic vitality is maintained.”
Response:

This is reinforced by this Plan in detailing the necessary components to accomplish this task specifically dealing with issues within the Auto center and the two non-contiguous sites.

Goal 3 states: Preserve and enhance the existing commercial areas and, where appropriate, expand commercial opportunities to serve the needs of residents and visitors.

Supporting this goal is policy 3.8 which states: “Continue to promote and expand auto dealerships and supporting commercial activities as part of a new Auto Dealership Specific Plan area.” This is further supported by Policy 3.13 which states: “Encourage shared parking and enhanced vehicular and pedestrian access among properties within districts which exhibit existing unequal distribution of parking and access in order to promote the viability of the whole district.”
Response:

The City’s Redevelopment Agency is continuing its efforts to retain existing auto dealers and market vacant sites to new dealerships.
6 The lack of pedestrian connections between auto dealerships is evident by the current configuration of parking accommodations. The opportunity for on-site parking is limited at each dealership and the ability to provide cluster parking for customers visiting more than one dealership is non-existent. Along with these policies, this Plan would assist in providing a remedy for this condition.

The City maintains a strong economic base linked to tourism, warehousing, manufacturing, and commercial, including automobile dealerships and the Buena Park Mall. Continued expansion of the economic base relies upon an expansion of some existing uses and the ability to encourage appropriate new uses. Attracting quality land uses on the remaining vacant parcels in the Specific Plan area, through new development, consolidation, and other measures is vital to maintaining and improving the economic health of the community.

Organization and Contents
The Specific Plan is organized into eight (8) separate sections. The first section is the Introduction. This section introduces the document, ties it to the City’s General Plan and explains the intent and purpose of the plan. Section II describes the Land Use, Zoning and physical setting of the Auto Center properties. Section III explains the issues within the Specific Plan area and sets forth the policy framework. These policies establish the City’s philosophy towards the Auto Center. Section IV focuses on Design 7 Guidelines for the Public Right-of-Way improvements. Section V states the land uses permitted within the various sub-districts of the Specific Plan. Section VI contains the development standards for the Specific Plan area which are needed to accomplish the goals, objectives, and policies. This section also contains development standards for public and private buildings. Section VII includes the land use plan map which identifies and describes the distribution of land use categories in the Auto Center. The Specific Plan concludes with Section VIII, which is an evaluation of the implementation program or action plan needed to achieve the goals and policies of the plan.

A. INTENT OF THE SPECIFIC PLAN
The idea of the Auto Center Specific Plan is a result of the type of development that has occurred and continues to occur along Auto Center Drive (formerly Manchester Boulevard) and the Santa Ana (5) Freeway. In 1994 the City undertook a comprehensive General Plan Amendment, which recognized the development path taking place along Auto Center Drive.

The physical locations of the I-5 and 91 Freeways provide a “natural” location for the auto area, with its high visibility, easy accessibility and its ability to draw from the regional economy.

Development of auto dealerships evolved over a period of years without an orchestrated plan of action. Although, the City and the Redevelopment Agency are successful in maintaining existing dealerships as well as attracting new dealers, the lack of a 8 coordinated development plan for the area constrains its economic and development potential. In response, the City and community, in 1981, designated the area as a Redevelopment Project Area. The adoption of a Redevelopment Plan calls for programs and actions addressing the area’s needs. In addition, through a comprehensive amendment to the City’s General Plan, more definite policies were set in place that called for the creation of an Auto Center Specific Plan. Its intent is to foster development of new auto dealerships and appropriate support uses. Further, with a subsequent amendment to the City’s General Plan, the Auto Center Specific Plan land use designation was extended along Auto Center Drive west of Beach Boulevard to Artesia Boulevard in order to offer new dealership opportunities along the freeway corridor. All new dealerships interested in locating within this area will enjoy the same development opportunities that the other dealerships enjoy. Additionally, due to the area’s size and configuration and so as not to limit the development potential of the area, the Specific Plan also allows the development of a large commercial office park or retail center as a permitted use that would complement the Auto Center.

B. PURPOSE OF THE SPECIFIC PLAN
Specific Plans are among the most powerful planning tools authorized by the California Government Code. Specific Plans are typically used for areas of special concern. For example, where unusual mixes of uses exist or where there are special environmental, economic or social conditions that should be addressed. Where conventional zoning can cover a broader set of issues, Specific Plans are more detailed. In areas where joint public-private effort is needed, specific plans are better able to coordinate the 9 regulations governing private development with plans and ideas for public improvements.

The value of a Specific Plan is its adaptability to unique problems and issues. Specific Plans allow a local agency to tailor the plan to the particular needs of the study area.

Moreover, Specific Plans establish a comprehensive approach to planning and development issues by integrating community goals and policies, development standards, and capital improvement needs under one document. This approach assures consistency and compatibility in the administration and implementation of the document. The comprehensive nature of the Specific Plan combined with its orientation to localized conditions makes this document a very useful and effective planning tool.

C. LEGISLATIVE HISTORY AND AUTHORITY
Section 65450 of the California Government Code allows local governments to prepare Specific Plans for the “systematic implementation” of the General Plan. In this context, the Specific Plan is a tool used to implement the provisions of general plan goals and policies. The Government Code establishes certain minimum requirements that must be addressed in a Specific Plan. These include a text and diagram that specify all of the following in detail:
10 1. The distribution, location and extent of the uses of land including open space within the area covered by the plan.

2. The proposed distribution, location and intensity of major components of public and private infrastructure and other essential facilities needed to support the land uses described in the plan.

3. Standards and criteria by which development will proceed and standards for the conservation, development and utilization of natural resources where applicable.

4. A program of implementation measures including regulations, programs, public works projects and financing measures necessary to carry out the provisions of the preceding three paragraphs.
11 D. SPECIFIC PLAN BOUNDARIES
The Specific Plan area is divided into two separate districts. The largest district comprises the core area of the Specific Plan and consists of three Sub-Districts – A1, A2, A3, and A4. The Sub-Districts labeled B1 & B2 comprise two non-contiguous properties (see Section VII: LAND USE MAP).

The core of the Specific Plan, Sub-District Areas A1, A2, A3, and A4, is situated along the north and south sides of Auto Center Drive between Beach Boulevard and Dale Street, the south side of Auto Center Drive between Beach Boulevard and Western Avenue, the area located between Artesia Boulevard and the Santa Ana (5) Freeway west of Western Avenue, as well as the northwest corner of Artesia Boulevard and Rostrata Avenue. It also includes the northwest corner of Beach Boulevard and Commonwealth Avenue.

Sub-District A1†is located on the south side of Auto Center Drive, from Western Avenue, crossing Beach Boulevard and Stanton Avenue, to the I-5 Auto Center Drive off-ramp. It also includes the north side of Auto Center Drive between Stanton Avenue and Dale Street; two parcels on the north side of Tenth Street, approximately 131 ft. west of Idaho Street; two parcels on the west side of Dale Street, approximately 100 ft. south of Montana Avenue; five parcels located on the southwest corner of Tenth Street and Idaho Street, extending southerly to Montana Avenue; and five (5) parcels located on the northwest corner of Tenth Street and Idaho Street, extending north †
Amended by Ordinance No. 1555
12 to the Idaho Street cul-de-sac.† Additionally the area includes a six (6) acre noncontiguous parcel located approximately ¼ mile to the north at the intersection of Beach Boulevard and Commonwealth Avenue.

Sub-District A2 is located on the north side of Auto Center Drive, between Beach Boulevard and Stanton Avenue. This area also includes properties on the west side of Homewood Avenue and the east side of Beach Boulevard, south of Seventh Street.

The parcels on Beach Boulevard consist of small retail or service businesses that are in constant turn-over. One of the reasons for this is the lack of parking as well as a lack of circulation for its customers. Traffic speeds on Beach Boulevard impede customers from slowing down to read signs or find access to parking areas. For these reasons the parcels on Homewood Avenue would, at sometime in the future, provide the necessary land area to make the area more viable for business opportunity. Since there is no potential for the Redevelopment Agency to utilize its eminent domain powers in this area at this time, sites will probably remain in their current conditions until such time as economics encourage consolidation of properties.

The intention of providing support to the businesses along Beach Boulevard is clearly stated through previous and current zoning. Prior to 1994 zoning on Homewood Avenue was RS-6P. The “P” designation allowed an alternate permitted use of parking lot. Parcels on Homewood are now zoned Commercial General (CG), consistent with the intention of continuing support for businesses located along this portion of Beach Boulevard.
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Amended by Ordinance No. 1430
13 Also, within the boundaries of Sub-District A2 are properties that maintain their access from Whitaker Street. At the present time Whitaker Street is accessed from Stanton Avenue. There are five (5) parcels that are included within the boundaries which could be part of the new development and/or expansion of a dealership along with the potential vacation of the street.

Sub-District A3†comprises all properties located within a triangular shaped area bounded by the Santa Ana (5) Freeway to the south, Artesia Boulevard to the north, and Western Avenue to the west with the exception of an apartment complex located on the southwest corner of Western Avenue and Artesia Boulevard. The properties within this area gain access from a variety of streets that include Fourth Street, Mission Street, Botryoides Avenue, Auto Center Drive, Artesia Boulevard, and Western Avenue. The plan, furthermore, provides for the potential vacation of portions of Auto Center Drive and the entirety of Fourth Street and Mission Street within this sub-district.

Sub-District A4†† comprises the approximately 23 acre site that was formerly occupied by Nabisco and is located at the northwest corner of Artesia Boulevard and Rostrata Avenue. The site is also bounded by Firestone Avenue, which runs along the southwest corner of property, between the subject site and the Santa Ana (5) Freeway.

Access to the site is gained from both Artesia Boulevard and Rostrata Avenue. The subject site maintains visibility from the Santa Ana (5) Freeway and with the reconfiguration of the off-ramp that currently runs along the west side of the CarMax †
Amended by Ordinance No. 1555
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Amended by Ordinance No. 1487
14 auto dealership, the site will have freeway access from the Santa Ana Freeway offramp.

The Plan also incorporates Sub-Districts B1 and B2. These are two non-contiguous sites located at the northwest corner of Western and Orangethorpe Avenues (the previous Toyota site) and the northwest corner of Noritsu Drive and Knott Avenue. 15 SECTION II: LAND USE, ZONING AND PHYSICAL SETTING
A. LAND USE AND ZONING
The General Plan designation for all properties within the Specific Plan area is Commercial, except for property within Sub-District B1 which is Commercial service.

The previous zoning was CG (Commercial General), except within Sub-District B1 where the zoning was CM (Commercial Manufacturing) and Sub-District A4, which was zoned ML (Light Industrial).

In Sub-District A1†, nine (9) auto dealerships make up the majority of uses, together with one (1) 16–unit apartment complex and a variety of retail uses. The 16-unit apartment complex is located on the west side of Dale Street. The retail uses include auto related uses, a liquor store, offices and a restaurant. These uses are located on the south side of Auto Center Drive between Santa Ana (5) Freeway on/off-ramp and Western Avenue.

This Sub-District also includes a parcel located at the northwest corner of Beach Boulevard and Commonwealth Avenue, which is home to Ken Grody Ford.

Sub-District A2, includes the Coral Motel, the Copper Barrel Motel/Restaurant, four (4) commercial-retail buildings fronting Beach Boulevard, older retail structures located on the north side of Whitaker, an auto stereo sales and installation business and a tire sales and installation shop. This sub-district also includes seven (7) properties used for residential purposes. The Central Business District Project Area Plan and Project Area †
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16 Plan II, prepared for the Redevelopment Agency, identifies the area as transitional, to accommodate future parking for commercial/retail establishments located on Beach Boulevard. Formerly zoned RS-6P (Residential-Single Family-6000 square feet minimum lot size with a parking overlay) there are seven (7) properties on Homewood Avenue, where the land use remains residential. A Zone Change, in 1994, zoned the property to CG (Commercial General). That action established consistency between the Redevelopment Project Area Plan and the Specific Plan boundaries creating legal non-conforming properties.

Sub-District A3†includes the 14 acre CarMax auto dealership, vacant retail buildings, Texaco and Union 76 gas stations, auto related uses, residential structures, various commercial developments, and property owned by Caltrans which is periodically used for the storage of plants and trees.

Sub-District A4†† is currently undeveloped, but was previously occupied by the Nabisco manufacturing and distribution business.

Sub-District B1 consists of three parcels, including structures that are currently used by a used auto dealership which are currently zoned Commercial Manufacturing (CM).

Sub-District B2 is the site of General Auction Company, an auction business. This completes the remaining Specific Plan area.
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17 PHYSICAL SETTING
Sub-Districts A1, A2, A3 and A4:

Vehicular Circulation
The proximity of the I-5 Freeway is the major marketing tool for auto dealers on Auto Center Drive. Both off-ramps, at Beach Boulevard and Auto Center Drive, become the primary roadway providing access to the auto dealers. Other access points to the Auto Center are Beach Boulevard (Highway 39) and Stanton Avenue. Due to the location and the design of the Santa Ana Freeway off-ramp, westbound traffic along this portion of Auto Center Drive tends to be faster than is optimum for visibility and marketing purposes. However, Caltrans plans is widening the I-5 Freeway and redesigning the Auto Center Drive off-ramp. In addition, Caltrans has modified the I-5 off-ramp at Botryoides and the on and off-ramps at Beach Boulevard.

As part of the freeway widening, Caltrans has closed the Auto Center Drive on-ramp to the freeway, east on Stanton Avenue and redesigned the off-ramp at Auto Center Drive, east of Stanton Avenue, as well as improved access from Beach Boulevard by adding a right-turn lane at Auto Center Drive.

Installation of a left turn movement will take place at the intersection of Stanton Avenue at Auto Center Drive. The City’s General Plan and Circulation Element identify 18 improvements of traffic patterns at this intersection. With the changes to the freeway and Stanton Avenue, pedestrian circulation will also improve.

The Circulation Element of the General Plan previously identified Auto Center Drive and the portion of Artesia Boulevard between Auto Center Drive and Valley View Street within the A1 Sub-District as Primary Arterial Highways. The Orange County Master Plan of Arterial Highways also identified Auto Center Drive as a Primary Arterial Highway between Artesia Boulevard and Commonwealth Avenue. Due to the low traffic volumes on Auto Center Drive within this area, the designation as a Primary Arterial Highway was no longer warranted. Furthermore, the development of the CarMax Auto Dealership involved the closure of Auto Center Drive between Artesia and Western.

Vehicular traffic was re-routed along Western Avenue and Artesia Boulevard. Due to the closing of Auto Center Drive between Western Avenue and Artesia Boulevard, Manchester was removed from the Orange County Master Plan of Arterial Highways as well as removed from the City’s General Plan as a Primary Arterial Highway.

Other potential street closures within the A1 Sub-District include Mission Street and Fourth Street, which service properties within the Specific Plan area.

Parking
Current physical conditions in the Core area (Sub-District A1, A2, A3, and A4) do not encourage easy pedestrian movement between dealerships. Due to constraints caused 19 by existing businesses, and impacts of the I-5 Freeway, off-site parking is at a premium.

Each of the dealers now offers customer parking for its visitors. This could be improved with the creation of small off-site parking areas scattered throughout the core Auto Center area and also through clear identity of on-site customer parking areas.

Combined, these could help foster pedestrian activity between dealerships. Exhibit A shows this potential by placing a parking area along Auto Center Drive. Another benefit of off-site customer parking pockets is to release some of the designated customer parking on each lot for additional display of new or used cars. Each dealer will benefit, since allocation of new vehicles is based upon the size of the dealership. Clear visibility of parking areas using signage throughout the corridor will help the customer find his/her way.

Landscape Features
Consistent landscape treatment throughout the Specific Plan area is currently limited.

The use of palm trees is the only identifiable feature shared by the majority of dealerships. The street trees consist of older Sycamores and various species of Palm Trees planted within the tree-wells adjacent to the curb. A few Ficus trees are used within the median strips.

Currently there are no requirements limiting the palette of landscape materials within the Specific Plan area. Therefore, one is being proposed (see Section V). Due to the 20 unique nature of the auto related uses, certain landscape materials are not desirable.

Visibility of the showroom and cars is critical.

Sub-Districts B1 and B2:

The main roadways that border Sub-District B1 are Orangethorpe and Western Avenues. There are no changes in the circulation anticipated at this location. The streets and intersections are improved to their ultimate widths. The site occupies three separate parcels that were leased together to accommodate the former location of Toyota of Buena Park. The buildings on the site were developed as an integrated project and is currently occupied by a used car dealership.

While the present lot lines and ownership pattern may not encourage a single user, it is in the best economic interest of the community that the lots in Sub-District B1 remain combined to promote a single auto dealership or development. This approach is consistent with previous discretionary action taken by the Buena Park Planning Commission, which approved separate parcels to perform as one for its use as a dealership.

Other activity that might be proposed for development on the site may require extensive remodeling of existing buildings, or their removal, and construction of new buildings.

The potential exists through this plan for development within this sub-district of uses that are retail in nature.
21 The same conditions exist in Sub-District B-2 where the sub-district is located south of the main intersection at Knott Avenue and Orangethorpe Avenue. This is a single parcel previously occupied by a Recreation Vehicle dealership and is currently occupied by an auction business. It is possible that this parcel could develop, in the future, with a retail user. Considering the proximity of the dealership to the freeway, it is unlikely that this parcel would recycle to retail except for a “big box” user that would also take advantage of the freeway exposure. Once again, it would be most beneficial to the City of Buena Park that this site remain with its current or similar use or where all the parcels are used in conjunction with each other.
22 SECTION III: GOALS, OBJECTIVES, AND POLICIES
The City’s General Plan serves to establish goals, objectives and policies to accomplish certain tasks. The goals, objectives and policies that follow are intended to pertain to the business community as a whole and the Auto District specifically.

The function of this section of the plan is to establish the foundation for the regulatory section of the plan. Examining the components contained in this Specific Plan and the City’s General Plan will clarify the intent of the City Council as to development and requirements for districts A and B. The section serves as a reference point in determining the intent of the plan and assuring its consistency with Buena Park’s General Plan. The major issues and direction for this section of the Specific Plan were taken from the Buena Park General Plan and Project Area I CBD (Central Business District) Redevelopment Plan.

Definition
The definition of “goals” and “objectives” relate only to conditions, not actions. “Policies” relate to actions. In order to understand how overall guidance is translated into direction for this particular area, the following terms are used:

Goals: A general statement of desired future condition toward which effort is directed.
23 Objectives: A specific statement of desired future condition.

Policy: Organized set of actions or activities carried out to achieve desired objectives. This is the level at which action is specified. In situations of public/private partnership and approaches to local problem solving, the City/Redevelopment Agency may:

1. Undertake all necessary actions to achieve a particular goal and/or objective; or

2. Undertake part of the necessary action for achievement of a goal and/or objective, providing incentives for outside contributions.

Policies identified in this plan include responsibilities that may be assumed by both the City of Buena Park and private parties interested in the development of the Auto Center Specific Plan area.

Goals

1. Create a unified Auto Center through design, landscaping and infrastructure improvements.
24 Objective:
a) Establish the cooperation and coordination of the participants in the development and operation of the Auto Center commercial area; b) Establish design parameters relating to buildings, landscaping, signage, and infrastructure improvements to enhance the appearance of the area; c) Protect and enhance the natural, social, and physical attributes of the development areas so as not to detrimentally affect adjacent existing developments.

2. Promote an economic balance and well-being of the Auto Center Specific Plan through complimentary commercial uses and employment opportunities.

Objective:
a) Establish a regional automobile shopping center with ancillary and coordinated commercial sales and services;
b) Establish a long-range plan and on-going source of economic strength to the community in terms of employment, government revenue, and recreational activity.
c) Establish the framework for a large-scale retail center within the A3 and A4 Sub-Districts to compliment the Auto Center.
25 3. Ensure a safe and efficient circulation system to serve both pedestrian and vehicular needs by promoting a visually pleasing, positive, and cohesive image of public facilities and private business.

Objective:

Establish innovative and quality site planning using architectural design to maintain a prosperous, marketable and specialized commercial complex.

4. To create a viable and organized retail opportunity at Beach Boulevard between Auto Center Drive and Seventh Street.

Objective:

To assist property owners utilizing the available zoning, supporting the creation of quality business along Beach Boulevard that could be combined with parcels on Homewood Avenue.

Policies
In order to accomplish compatible and coordinated development of the Auto Dealership Specific Plan area, the following policies are established:

1. The architecture and design of the dealerships, developments, and streetscapes shall provide an attractive environment to pedestrians and motorists while providing a visual and acoustical buffering between the Specific Plan area and 26 adjacent developed areas. This would avoid visual and audible intrusions into the surrounding community.

2. Design and control of pedestrian links and vehicular circulation shall be coordinated in order to provide safe and convenient access to all facilities within the area. Integration of individual elements, such as pedestrian walkways and the use of decorative paving at Beach Boulevard, Auto Center Drive, Stanton Avenue and Dale Street shall be encouraged.

3. Buildings, landscaping, and site improvements shall be linked to comprise a unified motif throughout the Specific Plan area. Aesthetically pleasing entrances to the Specific Plan area shall be established through the implementation of a consistent design statement and development standards that are compatible with areas surrounding the Specific Plan area.

4. Automobile storage facilities shall be enhanced by the generous use of landscaping which shall enhance the appearance and character of the entire development.

5. Signs, including ground and pole sign installations, directional signs and electronic message center signs are governed and controlled through the Specific Plan.
27 6. Ancillary uses shall be integrated into the plan provided that such facilities support the design, efficiency, and feasibility of the overall Specific Plan.

7. High standards of development shall be applied to realize the unique potential of the area, to attract desirable commercial establishments, and to provide a desirable environment for surrounding residents.

8. Properties within Sub-District B1 and B2 not contiguous with the core area of the Specific Plan shall be developed consistent with the goal and policies established for the Auto Center.

9. The maximum degree of flexibility, consistent with the type of development and protection desired shall be provided in order to encourage imaginative design and management.

10. Retention of ownership in larger parcels and further combination of parcels for large-scale development shall be encouraged.
28 SECTION IV: DESIGN GUIDELINES
Continuity of design is an essential feature of successful shopping areas throughout Southern California. This trend is no different for an auto center, thus creating a coordinated appearance of the dealerships while maintaining a separate identity.

The design guidelines are written to define the desired physical image of the Auto Center Specific Plan area. Its purpose is to provide a vision that includes all components of the Center be assembled to encourage both public and private improvements. Specific improvements within the public areas that will tie it together are discussed within this section and include the following:
 Parkway and Median Landscape represents the single most important design statement to unify the area and provide continuity to the streetscape (see Parkway and Median Landscaping, page 54-55).
 Design treatments at major entrances are considered essential in order to highlight the Center and to lead the maximum number of buyers past all of the dealerships (see Exhibit B). The entrances will indicate arrival at a “shopping center” for automobiles by the use of directional signs. Directional signs and major identification signs, similar architectural features and colors, create this sense of arrival for its customers.
29  Corner identification pads will offer the dealer an additional opportunity for display of a vehicle (see Exhibit C). The purpose of the corner pad is to serve two functions. One is for display as mentioned above, the other function of the pad is for the opportunity to identify the Buena Park Auto Center on the face of the pad. As each corner in the Auto Center Drive Corridor develops or remodels, each dealer would install the display/sign pad for the site.  “Trail Blazer” signs are those which identify the route to the Auto center. They are generally placed within the public Right-of-Way and a pre-set span to lead the potential customer toward the dealer(s).

The westbound Auto Center Drive off-ramp, of the Santa Ana (I-5) Freeway, tends to create high traffic speeds in this corridor. In an effort to slow traffic, the use of architecture, landscaping, and decorative paving is an invitation to customers as well as a psychological message that says “this is the time to slow down.” The Caltrans construction of the new Auto Center Drive off-ramp and the signalization of the intersection at Auto Center Drive and the freeway offramp resulted in the decrease in traffic speeds as cars exit the I-5 Freeway. The ultimate goal is slowing down the vehicles exiting the freeway. Additionally, potential redesign of the Auto Center Drive/Botryoides exit from the I-5 Freeway and Beach Boulevard on and off ramps will improve overall circulation within the area. Together the City 30 of Buena Park and Caltrans will create a more inviting environment for the movement of pedestrians throughout the Auto Center.

Common features that relate to the entire Specific Plan are listed within Section VI, Development Standards. Typically these regulations apply to general concepts that hold true over the whole Auto Center area. These general provisions and standards include site planning architecture, landscape architecture, lighting, parking, and details that support the overall theme.

Since Sub-Districts B1 & B2 are not in close proximity to Auto Center Drive, and have different issues surrounding them, no streetscape design standards have been proposed for these areas.
31 SECTION V: PERMITTED USES
Land, buildings, and other facilities shall be designed, developed, and used only for those activities for the various zones by the following land use list of uses.

SUB-DISTRICT A1

AUTOMOBILE DEALERSHIP SITES
PERMITTED USES:

Public Services:
 Flood Control channel and facilities, utility corridor.

Vehicle Sales†:
• New sales/lease of autos and trucks not exceeding 3 tons gross vehicle weight unladen. (3)
• Used sales/lease of autos, motorcycles, trucks, boats, and trailers. (4)
• Used sales/lease of trucks exceeding three tons gross vehicle weight unladed, and trailers over two-ton carrying capacity.
(4)
USES REQUIRING A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT:

Public Services:
 Cellular telephone facilities (not as primary use).

Commercial:
 New sales/lease of motorcycles.
 New sales/lease of trucks not exceeding 3 tons gross vehicle weight unladen and trailers up to 2 ton carrying capacity.
 Parking lot. (1)
 Parking Structure. (1)
 Electronic Message Center Sign
ASSOCIATED USES:

Private Business Services:
 Child day care center.
32 Commercial Uses:
 ATM, loan processing.
 Business, administrative, professional offices.
 Sales of art or publications related to permitted use.  Shoe shine kiosk.
 Key shop kiosk.
 Gifts, souvenirs (related to permitted use).

Vehicle Rental and Service:
 Automobile rental agency.
 Mechanical car wash.

Storage††:
 Below-grade fuel with less than 500 gallon capacity.

ASSOCIATED USES REQUIRING A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT:

Public Service Uses:
 Radio, television, microwave transmitters.
 Aviation navigational aids.

Vehicle Related Sales, Service, and Repair:
 Retail sales of auto parts or accessories.
 Auto window tinting.
 Machining or repair of auto parts or accessories.
 Tires, retail sales and/or installation for vehicles.  Repair and/or service of vehicles not exceeding 3 tons gross vehicle weight unladen.
 Repair and/or service of motorcycles only in conjunction with sales of new and used motorcycles.

Storage††:
 Above grade fuel storage tanks not located within a building. Must comply with setbacks and be screened from view. First installation on-site may be granted under the Interdepartmental Review procedure.

Private Business Services:
 Private recreation facility.

TEMPORARY USES:

Temporary uses a provided in Title 19, Division 10:

The below uses are subject to the Temporary Use Code procedures within Title 19, Division 10.
 Parachute drop, hot air balloon rides, searchlights, etc. 33  Temporary trailers. Temporary trailers may be permitted for an office and/or storage use of a related existing use on a property under the following criteria. o For no more than two trailers and for a period not exceeding one year, the Director may authorize approval pursuant to the provisions of this Chapter.
o For more than two trailers and/or a period exceeding one year, the Planning Commission may authorize approval under the conditional use permit procedure of Section 19.128.020 of the City’s Zoning Ordinance. o This Section shall not apply to temporary construction trailers and real estate offices which may be authorized under various other sections of this Title.
o Special event sales and promotions (including banners and nonpermanent signage) shall be permitted for auto dealerships only.

Notes:
(1) Must be in conjunction with a car dealership or group of dealerships as a support use. (3) Minimum showroom size of 2,000 square feet.
(4) Minimum showroom size of 7,000 square feet.
†
Amended by Ordinance No. 1555
†† Amended by Ordinance No. 1465
34 SUB-DISTRICT A2

NORTH SIDE OF AUTO CENTER DRIVE AND

SOUTHEAST CORNER OF STANTON AVENUE AND AUTO CENTER
DRIVE.

PERMITTED USES:

Public Services:
 Flood Control Channel and facilities, utility corridor.

Vehicle Sales:
 New sales/lease of autos, or trucks not exceeding three tons gross vehicle weight unladen. (3)
USES REQUIRING A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT:

Public Service Uses:
 Cellular telephone facilities (not as primary use).

Commercial Uses:
 Full-service hotel, motel.
 Restaurant (may include drive-in, drive-through or walk-up service (19.552.070), entertainment (5.24), and on-sale liquor (19.552.030).  Parking lot. (1)
 Parking structure. (1)
Vehicle Sales:
 New sales/lease of motorcycles and trailers up to two-ton carrying capacity.

Vehicle Related Sales, Service, and Repair:
 Retail sales of auto parts or accessories.
 Auto window tinting.
 Machining or repair of auto parts or accessories, not including tires.  Tires, retail sales and/or installation for vehicles.  Repair and/or service of vehicles not exceeding three tons gross vehicle weight unladen.
 Repair and/or service of motorcycles only in conjunction with sales of new and used motorcycles.
 Mechanical car wash.
 Automobile service station (with or without mini-mart), tune-up shop, quick lube shop.
35 Vehicle Rentals:
 Automobile rental agency.

ASSOCIATED USES:

Private Business Services:
 Child day care center.

Commercial Uses:
 ATM, loan processing.
 Business, administrative, professional offices.
 Sales of art or publications related to permitted use.  Shoe shine kiosk.
 Travel and ticket agency (associated to hotel, motel use only).  Key kiosk (may be located within a building).

Storage†:
 Below-grade fuel tanks less than 500 gallon capacity.

ASSOCIATED USES REQUIRING A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT:

Public Services:
 Radio, television, microwave transmitters.
 Aviation navigational aids.

Private Business Services:
 Private recreation facility
Vehicle Sales and Rentals:
 Used sales/lease of autos, motorcycles, or trucks not exceeding a three-ton gross vehicle weight unladen, and trailer up to two-ton carrying capacity.

Storage†:
 Above grade fuel storage tanks not located within a building. Must comply with setbacks and be screened from view. First installation on-site may be granted under the Interdepartmental Review procedure.

TEMPORARY USES:

Temporary uses as provided in Title 19, Division 10:

The below uses are subject to the Temporary Use Code procedures within Title 19, Division 10.
 Special event sales in parking lots and/or private sidewalks, limited to not more than three consecutive days in duration, nor more than three events per calendar year.
 Special promotions, parachute drop, hot air balloon rides, searchlights, etc. 36  Temporary trailers. Temporary trailers may be permitted for an office and/or storage use of a related existing use on a property under the following criteria. o For no more than two trailers and for a period not exceeding one year, the Director may authorize approval pursuant to the provisions of this Chapter.
o For more than two trailers and/or a period exceeding one year, the Planning Commission may authorize approval under the conditional use permit procedure of Section 19.128.020 of the City’s Zoning Ordinance. o This section shall not apply to temporary construction trailers and real estate offices which may be authorized under various other sections of this Title.

Notes:
(1) Must be in conjunction with a car dealership or group of dealerships as a support use. (3) Minimum showroom size of 2,000 square feet.
†
Amended by Ordinance No. 1465
37 SUB-DISTRICT A3
BETWEEN ARTESIA BOULEVARD AND THE I-5 FREEWAY, WEST OF

WESTERN AVENUE
PERMITTED USES:

Public Services:
 Flood Control channel and facilities, utility corridor.

Vehicle Sales:
 New Sales/lease of autos and trucks not exceeding 3 tons gross vehicle weight unladen.(3)
Retail Sales:

Establishment of a regional multi-tenant retail development, provided that a minimum 50,000 square foot anchor space is required from the following list of uses:
 Furniture, carpets.
 Household appliances, electrical appliances, radios, television sets, computer equipment.
 Variety store, dry goods and notions, sporting goods, toys.  Drugstore.
 Pet shop and supplies.
 Stationery and office supply.
 Volume discount/warehouse store.
 Hardware/paint.
 Building materials, plumbing supplies.
 Garden and patio furniture.
 Apparel – clothing, millinery, shoes, etc.

Other Commercial Uses Permitted Within the Center:
 Martial arts or dance studio.
 Art studio, art gallery, interior decorating, costume design, arts and crafts, photography studio.
 Locksmith/key shop.
 Deli.
 Confectionery, ice cream, bakery (baking for on-premises sales only).  Jewelry, cameras and supplies, luggage.
 Hobby shop.
 Gifts, souvenirs.
 Flower shop.
 Books, newsstand
38 Other Commercial Uses Permitted Within the Center (Continued)  Video sales, rental.
 Antiques.
 Bicycle sales, rental, or repair.
 Instant printing, copying, blueprinting, photocopies.  Retail photo film and print processing.
 Picture framing and glazing.
 Watch repair, camera repair, radio, stereo, television, personal computers, and other small appliances.
 Ticket and travel agency.
 Specialty markets (fruit and vegetables, dairy products, meat and fish market, etc.).  Pharmacy.
 Optician.
 Tobacco shop.
 Bank/financial institutions.
 Business, administrative, professional offices.

USES REQUIRING A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT:

Public Services:
 Cellular telephone facilities (not as primary use).

Vehicle Sales and Rentals:
 Used sales/lease of autos, motorcycles, trucks, boats and trailers (3)  Used sales/lease of trucks exceeding three tons gross vehicle weight unladen, and trailers over two-ton carrying capacity. (3)  New sales/lease of motorcycles.
 New sales/lease of trucks not exceeding 3 tons gross vehicle weight unladen and trailers up to 2-ton carrying capacity.

Commercial:
 Parking lot. (1)
 Parking Structure. (1)
 Automobile service station with or without a convenience market or food sales provided the site has a minimum area of one (1) acre and meeting the standards contained within Section 19.552.050 of the Buena Park City Code.

Food Sales and Service:
 Restaurant, with no entertainment, no liquor, no drive-in, no drive-through, no walk-up service window.
 With entertainments (See Chapter 5.24 for definition).  With on-sale liquor (See also Section 19.552.030 of the City Code).  With drive-in, drive-through, or walk-up service window. (See also Section

19.552.070 of the City Code)
39 ASSOCIATED USES:

Private Business Services:
 Child day care center.

Commercial Uses:
 ATM, loan processing.
 Business, administrative, professional offices.
 Sales of art or publications related to permitted use.  Shoe shine kiosk.
 Key shop kiosk.
 Gifts, souvenirs (related to permitted use).

Vehicle Rental and Service:
 Automobile and rental agency.
 Mechanical car wash.

Storage†:
 Below-grade fuel with less than 500-gallon capacity.

ASSOCIATED USES REQUIRING A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT:

Public Service Uses:
 Radio, television, microwave transmitters.
 Aviation navigational aids.

Vehicle Sales and Rentals:
 Used sales/lease of autos, motorcycles, or trucks not exceeding a 3-ton gross vehicle weight unladen, and trailer up to 2-ton carrying capacity. (1) Vehicle-Related Sales, Service, and Repair:
 Retail sales of auto parts or accessories.
 Auto window tinting.
 Machining or repair of auto parts or accessories.
 Tires, retail sales and/or installation for vehicles.  Repair and/or service of vehicles not exceeding 3 tons gross vehicle weight unladen.
 Repair and/or service of motorcycles only in conjunction with sales of new and used motorcycles.

Storage†:
 Above grade fuel storage tanks not located within a building. Must comply with setbacks and be screened from view. First installation on-site may be granted under the Interdepartmental Review procedure.

Private Business Services:
 Private recreation facility.
40 TEMPORARY USES:

Temporary uses as provided in Title 19, Division 10:

The below uses are subject to the Temporary Use Code procedures within Title 19, Division 10.
 Parachute drop, hot air balloon rides, searchlights, etc.  Temporary trailers. Temporary trailers may be permitted for an office and/or storage use of a related existing use on a property under the following criteria:
o For no more than two trailers and for a period not exceeding one year, the Director may authorize approval pursuant to the provisions of this Chapter.
o For more than two trailers and/or a period exceeding one year, the Planning Commission may authorize approval under the conditional use permit procedure of Section 19.128.020 of the City’s Zoning Ordinance. o This section shall not apply to temporary construction trailers and real estate offices which may be authorized under various other sections of this Title.
o Special event sales and promotions (including banners and nonpermanent signage) shall be permitted for auto dealerships only.

Notes:
(1) Must be in conjunction with a car dealership or group of dealerships as a support use. (3) Minimum showroom size of 2,000 square feet.
†
Amended by Ordinance No. 1465
41 SUB-DISTRICT A4†

NORTHSIDE OF ARTESIA BOULEVARD, WEST OF ROSTRATA
AVENUE AND THE I-5 FREEWAY
PERMITTED USES:

Vehicle Sales:
 New Sales/lease of autos and trucks not exceeding 3 tons gross vehicle weight unladen. (3)
Commercial Uses:
 Hotel.††
Retail Sales:

Establishment of a regional multi-tenant retail development, provided that a minimum 100,000 square foot anchor space is required from the following list of uses:
 Furniture, carpets.
 Household appliances, electrical appliances, radios, television sets, computer equipment.
 Variety store, dry goods and notions, sporting goods, toys.  Stationery and office supply.
 Volume discount/warehouse store.
 Home Improvement Center - Building materials, plumbing supplies, and hardware Note:

Other Commercial Uses Permitted Within the Center:
 Garden and patio furniture.
 Apparel – clothing, millinery, shoes, etc.
 Drugstore.
 Pet shop and supplies.
 Hardware/paint.
 Martial arts or dance studio.
 Art studio, art gallery, interior decorating, costume design, arts and crafts, photography studio.
 Locksmith/key shop.
 Deli.
 Confectionery, ice cream, bakery (baking for on-premises sales only).  Jewelry, cameras and supplies, luggage.
 Hobby shop.
 Gifts, souvenirs.
 Flower shop.
 Books, newsstand.
 Video sales, rental.
42  Antiques.
 Bicycle sales, rental, or repair.
 Instant printing, copying, blueprinting, photocopies.  Retail photo film and print processing.
 Picture framing and glazing.
 Watch repair, camera repair, radio, stereo, television, personal computers, other small appliance.
 Ticket and travel agency.
 Specialty markets (fruits and vegetables, dairy products, meat and fish market, etc.
 Pharmacy.
 Optician.
 Tobacco shop.

Office:
 Bank/Financial institutions.
 Business, administrative, professional offices.

ASSOCIATED USES:

Private Business Services:
 Child day care center.

Commercial Uses:
 ATM, loan processing.
 Business, administrative, professional offices.
 Sales of art or publications related to permitted use.  Shoe shine kiosk.
 Key shop kiosk.
 Gifts, souvenirs (related to permitted use).
 Travel Agency.

Vehicle Rental and Service
 Automobile and rental agency.
 Mechanical car wash.

Storage†††:
 Below-grade fuel with less than 500-gallon capacity.

USES REQUIRING A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT:

Public Services:
 Cellular telephone facilities (not as primary use).
43 Vehicle Sales/Lease:
 Used sales/lease of autos, motorcycles, trucks, boats and trailers (3)  Used sales/lease of trucks exceeding three tons gross vehicle weight unladen, and trailers over two-ton carrying capacity. (3)  New sales/lease of motorcycles.
 New sales/lease of trucks not exceeding 3 tons gross vehicle weight unladen and trailers up to 2-ton carrying capacity.

Commercial:
 Parking lot. (1)
 Parking Structure. (1)
 Automobile service station with or without a convenience market or food sales provided the site has a minimum area of one (1) acre and meeting the standards contained within Section 19.522.050 of the Buena Park City Code.

Food Sales and Service:
 Restaurant, with no entertainment, no liquor, no drive-in, no drive-through, no walk-up service window.
 With entertainments (See Chapter 5.24 for definition).  With on-sale liquor (See also Section 19.552.030 of the City Code).  With drive-in, drive-through, or walk-up service window. (See also Section

19.552.070 of the City Code)
ASSOCIATED USES REQUIRING A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT:

Public Service Uses:
 Radio, television, microwave transmitters.
 Aviation navigational aids.

Vehicle-Related Sales, Service, and Repair:
 Retail sales of auto parts or accessories.
 Auto window tinting.
 Machining or repair of auto parts or accessories.
 Tires, retail sales and/or installation for vehicles.  Repair and/or service of vehicles not exceeding 3 tons gross vehicle weight unladen.
 Repair and/or service of motorcycles only in conjunction with sales of new and used motorcycles.

Storage†††:
 Above grade fuel storage tanks not located within a building. Must comply with setbacks and be screened from view. First installation on-site may be granted under the Interdepartmental Review procedure.
44 Private Business Services:
 Private recreation facility.

USES REQUIRING DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT†††† :

Residential Uses:
 Townhomes
TEMPORARY USES:
 Temporary uses as provided in Title 19, Division 10.

Notes:
(1) Must be in conjunction with a car dealership or group of dealerships as a support use. (3) Minimum showroom size of 2,000 square feet.
†
Amended by Ordinance No. 1487
††
Amended by Ordinance No. 1549
†††
Amended by Ordinance No. 1465
††††
Amended by Ordinance No. 1578
45 SUB-DISTRICTS B1 & B2
OLD TOYOTA DEALERSHIP SITE AND GENERAL AUCTION CO.

SITE† (Ord. No. 1465)
PERMITTED USES:

Vehicle Sales:
 New sales/lease of autos, motorcycles, trucks or trailers. (3)  New boat sales, up to 28 ft. full-length. (3)
Vehicle Rentals:
 Automobile rental agency.

Retail Sales:

Permitted uses within multi-tenant retail development, provided that a minimum 25,000 sq. ft. anchor space is required from the following list of uses:
 Furniture, carpets.
 Household appliances, electrical appliances, radios, television sets, computer equipment.
 Variety store, dry goods and notions, sporting goods, toys.  Drugstore.
 Pet shop and supplies.
 Stationery and office supply.
 Volume discount/warehouse store.
 Hardware/paint.
 Building materials, plumbing supplies.
 Garden and patio furniture.
 Apparel – clothing, millinery, shoes, etc.

Other Commercial Uses Permitted Within the Center:
 Martial arts or dance studio.
 Art studio, art gallery, interior decorating, costume design, arts and crafts, photography studio.
 Locksmith/key shop.
 Deli.
 Confectionery, ice cream, bakery (baking for on-premises sales only).  Jewelry, cameras and supplies, luggage.
 Hobby shop.
 Gifts, souvenirs.
 Flower shop.
 Books, newsstand.
 Video sales, rental.
 Antiques.
 Bicycle sales, rental, or repair.
 Instant printing, copying, blueprinting, photocopies. 46  Retail photo film and print processing.
 Picture framing and glazing.
 Watch repair, camera repair, radio, stereo, television, personal computers, and other small appliances.
 Ticket and travel agency.
 Specialty markets (fruit and vegetables, dairy products, meat and fish market, etc.).
 Pharmacy.
 Optician.
 Tobacco shop.
 Barber shop, beauty salon.
 Shoe repair, tailor, dressmaker, laundromat (single batch machines only), dry cleaning (coin operated only).
 Retail dry cleaning.
 Health spa or salon.

USES REQUIRING A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT: (Multi-Tenant) Public Services:
 Club, lodge, meeting hall, community center (largest meeting room limited to 150 seats or 1,000 sq. ft.)
 Business college, vocational school (no industrial machinery or equipment), physical training school, trade school.
 Radio, television, microwave transmitters.
 Other public utility facilities or structures, including electrical substations, and cellular telephone facilities.
 Aviation navigational aids.

Commercial Uses:
 Full-service hotel, motel.
 Skating rink.
 Dancehall or other establishment with public dancing.  Bowling alley.
 Building materials, plumbing supplies with outdoor supply area.  Garden and patio furniture and equipment with outdoor display area.  Restaurant (may include drive-in, drive-through or walk-up service, entertainment, and on-sale liquor).
 Supermarket (minimum 30,000 sq. ft. building).
 Banquet caterer (minimum size standards).
 Parking lot.
 Parking structure.
 Indoor theater.

Vehicle Sales and Rentals:
 Used sales/lease of autos, motorcycles, trucks, boats and trailers (3)  Used sales/lease of trucks exceeding three tons gross vehicle weight unladen, and trailers over two-ton carrying capacity. (3) 47 Vehicle Related Sales, Service, and Repair:
 Retail sales of auto parts and accessories. Both sales of parts and accessories.  Auto window tinting. (2)
 Machining or repair of auto parts or accessories. (2)  Tires, retail sales and/or installation for vehicles. (2)  Boat repair and/or service, up to 28 ft. full-length. (All work shall be conducted within a building).
 Repair and/or service of vehicles, including autos, trucks, motorcycles, boats, and recreational vehicles. (All work shall be conducted within a building).
 Mechanical carwash or full-service hand car wash.
 Automobile service station (with or without mini-mart), tune-up shop, quick lube shop. (2)
 Detail shops. (2)
ASSOCIATED USES TO DEALERSHIPS:

Private Business Services:
 Child care center.

Commercial Uses:
 Sales of art or publications related to permitted use.  Shoe shine kiosk.

Storage†:
 Below-grade fuel tanks with less than 500-gallon capacity.

ASSOCIATED USES REQUIRING A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT:

Private Business Services:
 Private recreation facility.

Storage†:
 Above grade fuel storage tanks not located within a building. Must comply with setbacks and be screened from view. First installation on-site may be granted under the Interdepartmental Review procedure.

INDUSTRIAL USES REQUIRING A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT
(B2 AREA ON PROPERTY WITH MINIMUM LAND AREA OF 3 ACRES):

Research, Development, and Testing:
 Research and development institution or laboratory (no manufacturing), testing laboratory. (B2 area only).

Storage:
 Warehouse, distribution center, storage building.
48 Wholesale:
 Wholesale business.
 Wholesale business with retail outlet.

Industrial Processes:
 Fabrication from shell, cellophane, cork, fiber, fur, glass finished leather, gems, textiles, tobacco, and wood.
 Packaging or assembly of previously made manufactured components (no outdoor storage of bulk materials, final product not over 50 pounds).  Manufacturing, compounding, assembly, packaging, or treatment of merchandise made from the following previously prepared materials:

Canvas, cloth textiles, yarn, cork, leather, plastics, cellophane, synthetics, precious or semi-precious metal (excluding metal stamping), stone (excluding grinding, cutting or dressing, granite, etc.), wood (excluding prefabrication of building components, cabinet shops, furniture manufacturing, lumberyard, planning mill).  Assembly of electrical appliances, electronic instruments or devices, precision instruments, radios, computer components, phonographs, television sets (may include manufacturing of small parts only).

Manufacturing:
 Furniture, garden patio furniture and equipment.
 Garments, gloves, shoes.
 Electrical appliances, instrumental or equipment.
 Jewelry, watches.

TEMPORARY USES:
 Temporary uses as provided in Title 19, Division 10.

Notes:
(2) Within multi-tenant auto center only (min. two-acre site, no bays facing street) or associated with primary auto dealer use. Multi-tenant auto centers may also include deli, coffee shop, flower shop, etc.
(3) A minimum of 2,000 sq. ft. showroom is required with one dealership within the B1 area. One additional dealer with less than 2,000 sq. ft. showroom may be allowed subject to approval of a Conditional Use Permit, and further provided that all parcels within the Sub-district are developed and used as an integrated development. †
Amended by Ordinance No. 1465
49 SECTION VI: DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS†
The Auto Center is intended to be an important corridor for automobile sales, leasing, service and related uses. An Auto Center is planned with the retail philosophy of a regional shopping center, with the unique requirements of grouping dealerships within a centralized auto district. The Specific Plan will allow individual auto dealers the design flexibility that personifies their own image. The intent is to create unity with the use of landscaping, building colors, and to a lesser extent, building design. The goal is to create a center in which a potential buyer can view and purchase a vehicle in a comfortable atmosphere.

Planning and design have been directed to present automobile displays, provide storage and repair facilities, and create areas for customer parking within the Auto Center. Providing cohesive landscape design and on-site lighting in conjunction with special standards for building layouts and signs unifies the center while allowing the dealerships the opportunity for individuality and identification.

Developments within the Specific Plan area shall comply with all provisions of Title 19 of the City Code for commercial development (CG zone), except as provided within the provisions of this Specific Plan. Below are specific standards which apply to properties within the Specific Plan area:

There are key design elements that will contribute significantly to the overall visual order of Sub-Districts, A1, A2, A3, and A4, of the Auto Center. These consist of a uniform hardscape and landscape treatment within the right-of-way area as discussed in Section IV, DESIGN GUIDELINES, together with features discussed in this section including uniform landscape treatment within the front yard area of all properties; uniform color palette for the buildings; uniform design for all directional signs within the area; consistent design for any electronic message center signs within the area; and, placement of entry statements and icons throughout the area. Properties within SubDistricts B1 and B2 must be used or developed as a cohesive unit to ensure a continuum of site development standards and architectural design

1. Architectural Style (IN ALL SUB-DISTRICTS)
It is not the intent of the Specific Plan to restrict the individual auto dealer and other retail or office uses to any one particular architectural design, but rather to encourage the best in architectural design. The existing architectural style in the Auto Center is contemporary. Developments should also reflect current trends in contemporary architecture. Although the Specific Plan does not require all developments of the same architectural style, the use of similar materials and architectural enhancements is preferred. Compatibility between architecture and building materials is designed to create a unifying theme in the Specific Plan by providing:
50 a) Well-crafted contemporary architecture using building elements as part of an integrated design.
b) The same architectural style for all freestanding buildings within the same development, including development within sub-districts A1, A2, A3, and A4 to assure architectural harmony within each project site.
c) Prohibition on the use of residential or period style architecture (e.g., Cape Cod, Victorian, or the Old West).

2. Building Mass and Form (IN ALL SUB-DISTRICTS)
Building mass and form are the most crucial components of any well thought out design in a three-dimensional environment. How buildings relate to one another on any given site and to the Specific Plan area as a whole are essential design issues. Design should be carefully thought out when considering the creation of a pleasing environment. Building mass shall be used to create interest and relate to scale and form. Vehicle display area plays an important part in building design:
a) Building masses shall be simple in form and be composed from strong geometric shapes, such as solid rectangular, square, round, columnar or pyramidal shapes. Design elements shall be repeated so that there is continuity of design throughout the project. b) Building forms shall be indicative of both internal and external functions taking place within special attention to vehicle display. c) Internal building structure shall be delineated with clear definition of floors and vertical supports.
d) Large, flat unarticulated building facades are not permitted. e) Window fenestration must be carefully orchestrated to complement the basic massing, provide scale and modulation of building surfaces, and allow perforation of solid shapes. Long stretches of banded vision or spandrel glass are not allowed.
f) The orientation and massing of commercial buildings should recognize the proximity of the adjacent residential areas. The design of service and repair facilities must be oriented away from public view, either placed behind a larger building or sited to impose the fewest impacts.

Consideration of the proximity of residential neighborhoods must be considered in the orientation of buildings. Service buildings shall be designed to avoid intrusion of impacts such as noise, speakers, and 51 fumes, etc., on the neighborhoods.
g) Careful proportion of decorative concrete or masonry columns, wood beams, roof shapes and other building forms should be the highest priority.
h) Due to the mixed use nature of retail and service/repair areas of a dealership and retail, it is desirable to have a mixture of sloping roofs and flat roofs. The variation in roof lines must be carefully integrated into dealership and retail design. Mansard type roofs will not be allowed as the primary roofing style. However, Mansard roofs may be a supporting component of an overall roof design.
i) All flat roofs must be below a parapet and no roof shall drain over a wall. j) Drain spouts must be internal and incorporated into the building design, or, if placed on the exterior of the building, covered in materials and colors to match the building.
k) Site planning to accommodate future expansion is encouraged so that future construction is of minimal significance to the customer.

3. Materials (IN ALL SUB-DISTRICTS)
The use of quality materials and detailing on highly visible surfaces will add elegance while maximizing the architectural style and statement for the development. The use of new innovative contemporary architectural materials is encouraged to add to the overall quality and visual interest that is required by the Specific Plan. Finishes and details should be repeated for design continuity.
a) The use of ceramic tile, glass block, stucco and plaster trims, and colored wood trims are acceptable for accent treatments. b) Textured and smooth concrete, decorative or textured concrete blocks, or stucco are appropriate for building walls.
c) Architectural standing seam metal roofing, clay or concrete roofing tiles are preferred. Optimum roof styles are gable, hip or variation thereof.

Flat roofs will be allowed provided the parapet wall is sufficient height to screen all roof equipment and offer interesting fenestration, building materials and colors.
d) Metal panels may be used for decorative purposes only and may be used in limited quantities.
e) Non-reflective glass is preferred at ground level areas for viewing and display purposes. The use of reflective glass should be limited, and shall 52 be compatible with the overall building design. Reflective glass shall not be used as a main architectural treatment.
f) Monolithic glass adornment may be used in special applications as accent or focal point but should not be used as the dominant architectural theme.
g) The use of awnings, canopies, metal handrails, and other devices within pedestrian areas are encouraged.
h) Non-contemporary materials such as native rock or stone, and rustic or wood materials are not permitted on buildings. Non-contemporary materials shall only be used sparingly and for accent only.

4. Colors (IN SUB-DISTRICT A4)
Color trademarks for certain major retailers may be permitted on an individual basis. The main building/any accessory buildings for auto dealerships and auto related uses should be painted in hues of white or light grey, using bright or pastel colors as accent and detailing. To maintain compatibility with adjacent developments, every effort should be given in choosing accent color schemes that would be compatible with others used in the area. The colors for all other developments within sub-district A-4 should complement the lighter tones selected for the auto uses. Developments shall be reviewed on a caseby-case basis.

5. Detail (IN ALL SUB-DISTRICTS)
Incorporating the use of reveals, recesses, tile accents and other architectural elements into the building design accents the architectural features. These types of features include but are not limited to:
a) Upgraded light fixtures, door and window details, and other features are encouraged.

6. Landscaping (IN SUB-DISTRICT A1, A2, A3, AND A4)
a) On-site landscaping treatments shall include components of the following landscape palette. The front yard area of each development within areas A 1, A2, A3, and A4 shall include undulating berms planted with a sodded lawn, Washingtonia Robusta Palms (minimum 12-20 feet high), and accent shrubs and/or flowers. The use of low shrubs and ground cover will create perceived separations of different areas within each dealership and can be used to unify the front yard treatment for pedestrians and customers. Undulating berms, sod, color accents and the 53 use of trees will soften and enhance some of the architectural features of each building. Additional use of landscaping adjacent to building walls and block walls within the dealership or development is required to help soften these features and add visual appeal to the customer. Materials should be selected from the following palette:
54 ARTESIABOULEVARDSTREETSCAPEPLANT MATERIALLIST

RETAIL / AUTO DEALER ON-SITE PLANT MATERIALS LIST
TREES: Washingtonia Robusta California Fan Palm – 30’ Br. Trunk Arecastrum Romanzoffianum Queen Palm – 12’-20’
Stenocarpus Sinuatus Firewheel Tree – 24” Box
Harpephyllum Caffrum Kafir Plum – 24” Box
Rhus Iancea African Sumac = 24” Box
Existing pine trees along Rostrata Avenue shall be transplanted along this street frontage to within 400 feet of the intersection.

SHRUBS: Strelitzia Reginae
Carissa Grandiflora
‘Green Carpet’
Bird of Paradise
Natal Plum
Bougainvillea
Phoenix
Roebellini
Hemerocallis
Hibiscus Rosa
Sinensis Ligustrum
Japonicum
Pittosporum Tobira
Nerium Oleander ‘Petite
Pink’ Trachelospermum
Bougainvillea
Pygmy Date Palm
DayLily Rose of
Sharon Privet
Mock Orange
Petite Pink
Oleander Star
Jasmine
Indian Hawthorne
GROUND COVER: Lantana
Montevidensis
Gazania
Hedera Helix ‘Hahnii’
Lantana
Gazania
Hahns Ivy
VINES: Ficus Repens
Bougainville
Creeping Fig
Bougainville
TURF: Marathon
(Landscaping shall not be required within service area parking lots unless such areas are visible from public view.)
b) Parkway and Median Landscaping (Sub-Districts A1, A2, A3, and A4) Unify the area and provide continuity to the streetscape. Parkways throughout this District shall include tree wells planted with Washington Robusta palms, underplanted with Gazanias and Daylilies. However, for existing sidewalk and parkway areas that do not maintain the required minimum widths to provide the ADA required handicap access, the streetscape treatments may be placed on-site within the 10 ft. landscape buffer adjacent to the street. The median areas shall be 55 maintain per the recent City Council approval and shall be installed to the standards of the Department of Public Works. Off-site parking areas should also follow this design statement.

Materials for these areas should be selected from the following palette:

PARKWAYTREE: Washingtonia Robusta California Fan Palm
30’ Height
25’-30’ On Center
Arecastrum Romanzoffianum Queen Palm
12’-20’
MEDIAN TREE: Arecastrum Romanzoffianum Queen Palm
12’-20’ Height
Rhus Iancea African Sumac
24” Box Minimum
30’ On Center
MEDIAN SHRUBS: Carissa
Grandiflora
‘Green Carpet’
Natal Plum
36’ On
Center
Hemerocallis Daylily
18” On Center
PARKWAY ACCENT SHRUB:

USE THE SAME SHRUB THROUGHOUT THE STREETSCAPE, SUGGESTED SHRUBS ARE:

Carissa Grandiflora
‘Green Carpet’ Natal Plum
Bougainvillea ‘La Jolla’ Bougainvillea
Strelitzia Reginae Bird of Paradise
56 FREEWAY EDGE SHRUB:

USE THE SAME SHRUB THROUGHOUT THE FREEWAY EDGE, SUGGESTED SHRUBS ARE:

Carissa Grandiflora
‘Green Carpet’ Natal Plum
Bougainvillea ‘La Jolla’ Bougainvillea
Myoporum Pacificum Myoporum
c) Irrigation
i. Automatic landscape irrigation systems are to be installed throughout the Auto District Specific Plan area. An aggressive water management program using state-of-the-art technology is encouraged. ii. Detailed landscape and automatic irrigation plans, prepared and approved by a registered Landscape Architect, shall be submitted to the City of Buena Park for review and approval. Landscape and irrigation designs and plans shall comply with applicable government standards.
iii. The automatic landscape irrigation system shall be designed to meet the peak moisture demand of all plant materials used within all landscaped areas.
iv. The automatic landscape irrigation system shall be designed and operated to prevent or minimize runoff and discharge of irrigation water onto roadways, driveways, adjacent properties and any area not under control of the user.
d) Maintenance and Preparation
Maintenance should be of high quality in accordance with established horticulture practices. Irrigation problems must be quickly resolved to assure plant survival. Prior to planting, soil must be properly prepared to assure plant survival.

The public areas along streets shall be maintained by the City or through a special maintenance association formulated for the Specific Plan Area.

Property owners are responsible for the design, development, installation and maintenance of landscape areas on their site, in accordance with these requirements, and City approved landscaped plans.
57 7. Lighting (IN ALL SUB-DISTRICTS)
Lighting shall be twofold. It is intended to provide safety and security while at the same time providing enhanced appearance of the dealership. Any lighting shall attempt to create harmony and compatibility of architectural elements of the dealership itself. It should also attempt to achieve a sense of compatibility with the on-street lighting. Lighting shall not reflect on adjacent property or the adjacent freeway.

8. Vehicular Access and Circulation (IN ALL SUB-DISTRICTS) Vehicular access and on-site circulation are enhanced by the installation of uniform signing that helps the customer find the appropriate driveway and parking area of the dealership. The signs should be distinctively identified for the customer with clear visual direction to the parking areas. The vehicular directional signs are intended to be street oriented and low profile. Customer parking would be encouraged within the parking pockets if created along the south side of Auto Center Drive. Directional signs for auto dealerships within Sub-Districts A1, A2, A3, and A4 shall comply with the design and size criteria of Exhibit D.

9. Vehicle Repair and Storage (IN ALL SUB-DISTRICTS)
The vehicle repair building(s) shall be composed of the same design elements as the main structure (e.g., style, color, and accent materials), compatible with the architecture of the site. Vehicles parked for repair shall be within parking areas that are screened from public view to the maximum extent feasible.

All storage areas shall be maintained in a safe and non-hazardous condition and shall provide equipment and/or facilities for fire protection and security.

10. Fencing (IN ALL SUB-DISTRICTS)
Fencing shall complement the architecture of the main building. All fences must be constructed of concrete block finished to match the building or of wrought iron. No fencing shall be permitted within the front setback for any property within the Specific Plan area. Placement and height of the wrought iron fencing shall comply with location requirements found in Chapter 19.530 and Chapter

19.528 of the Buena Park Zoning Ordinance.
58 11. Parking (IN ALL SUB-DISTRICTS)
Parking shall conform to Chapter 19.536 et.seq. of the Buena Park Zoning Ordinance, except for the following, which shall pertain to dealerships exclusively:
a) Tandem parking shall be permitted in display areas for both new and used vehicles, vehicle storage areas and repair areas. b) Where the site is able to accommodate excess parking, all excess spaces may be compact spaces. Where practical, the compact spaces shall be used for employee parking and for vehicle storage in parking structures and/or parking decks.
c) On-street parking shall not be permitted along the streets in SubDistrict A4 (Artesia/Firestone Boulevard and the west side of Rostrata Avenue). On- street parking may be permitted on the eastside of Rostrata Avenue since it is not a part of Sub-District 4.

12. Signs (IN ALL SUB-DISTRICTS)
A uniform sign program promoting a cohesive design, using elements of the project design shall become part of an overall program. The sign program shall conform with the commercial signage provisions of Title 19 of the City Code. Any deviation from these criteria and Title 19 must be considered via a Conditional Use Permit application.
a) Cellular or other types of telecommunication antennae, on private property, in the Auto Center District, shall be incorporated into an existing pole sign, electronic reader board, architecture of the building, landscaping motif or light standards.

13. SIGNS AT DEALERSHIP LOCATIONS ONLY
a) Dealerships are permitted the following types of permanent signs, in addition to those signs permitted within Title 19 of the City Code:

1. Banners and flags.

2. Cold air balloons.

3. Flags carrying the company logo may be placed on-site standards or light poles at the front of the site.

Banners, flags, and cold air balloons shall be maintained in good repair and 59 replaced when faded. Banners, flags and other colorful devices may be used to accentuate linear relationship and outdoor areas.

Balloons and banners for all other land uses in the Specific Plan area are restricted to development standards found in Section 19.912.010.H of the City of Buena Park Zoning Ordinance.
b) Corner identification pads will be installed on the corner of each dealership at the time of construction or remodeling of the facility. The purpose of the corner identification sign is to offer an additional opportunity to display a vehicle while, at the same time, providing a convenient location for a sign that further identifies the Buena Park Auto Center (see Exhibit C).

14. ELECTRONIC MESSAGE CENTER (EMC)
There are two circumstances under which dealers or developments would be permitted to install Electronic Message Center (EMC) signs. Based on a sliding scale, each dealer will be able to advertise on an EMC. The ability to place an EMC is based upon lot size or a combination of lot sizes. a) A single dealership six (6) acres or greater in size or a retail development twelve (12) acres or greater in size may install an EMC, subject to the issuance of a Conditional Use Permit. The height of the sign would be prescribed through a balloon test, while the size of the sign would be according to industry standards to provide clear visibility and subject to the standards approved through the Conditional Use Permit.
b) Two or more dealerships with an aggregate land area of six (6) acres may install an EMC, subject to the issuance of a Conditional Use Permit. The height and location of the sign would be prescribed through a balloon test, while the size of the sign would be according to industry standards to provide clear visibility and subject to standards approved through the Conditional Use Permit. For purposes of this section, the EMC shall not be considered an off-premise sign for the second or third dealership where the sign is not located on their property.
c) Every EMC sign advertising an auto dealer or group of dealers must contain “Buena Park Auto Center” at the top of the sign.

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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City of Buena Park Planning Commission will hold a public hearing in the Council Chamber of the City Hall, 6650 Beach Boulevard, Buena Park, California, on April 23, 2025 at 6:30pm to consider the following:

PROPERTY LOCATION: 7891 Whitaker Street
ASSESSORS PARCEL NUMBER (APN): 277-052-27
GENERAL PLAN LAND USE: Commercial
ZONE: Auto Center Specific Plan (ACSP) Sub-District A-2 with a Mixed Use Overlay-60 On March 12, 2025, pursuant to Buena Park Municipal Code Section 19.132.020, the Planning Commission voted to agendize the public hearing date to April 23, 2025, to consider termination of a non-conforming motel (Coral Motel) use at 7891 Whitaker Street. At the meeting, the Planning Commission considered whether to terminate the nonconforming use operating on the property and/or declare a public nuisance.

The property owners are Balubhai G. Patel and Sardabenb Patel, 243 N. Rampart Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90026.

All interested persons have the right to appear and be heard. If you challenge the subject action in court, you may be limited to raising only those issues you or someone else raised at the public hearing described in this notice, or in written correspondence delivered to the Planning Commission at, or prior to, the public hearing. Please submit all comments to [email protected] by 6:00 p.m. on Wednesday, April 23, 2025. The Staff Report will be available for review at the Community and Economic Development Department, Planning Division, 6650 Beach Boulevard, Buena Park, CA, prior to the meeting. Further information may be obtained by contacting Matt Foulkes, Director of Community and Economic Development Department, at (714) 562-3610 or [email protected].

Any person with impairment pursuant to the Americans with Disability Act who needs special accommodations should call the Planning Division at (714) 562-3620.

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Further information may be obtained from the Planning Division at (714) 562-3620.

Harald Luna
Acting Planning Manager
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PROPERTY LOCATION: 7891 Whitaker Street
ASSESSORS PARCEL NUMBER (APN): 277-052-27
GENERAL PLAN LAND USE: Commercial
ZONE: Auto Center Specific Plan (ACSP) Sub-District
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On March 12, 2025, pursuant to Buena Park Municipal
Code Section 19.132.020, the Planning Commission
voted to agendize the public hearing date to April 23,
2025, to consider termination of a non-conforming motel (Coral Motel) use at 7891 Whitaker Street. At the meeting, the Planning Commission considered whether to terminate the nonconforming use operating on the property and/or declare a public nuisance.

The property owners are Balubhai G. Patel and
Sardabenb Patel, 243 N. Rampart Blvd. Los Angeles,
CA 90026.

All interested persons have the right to appear and be
heard. If you challenge the subject action in court, you may be limited to raising only those issues you or
someone else raised at the public hearing described in
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October 17, 2024
Balubhai Gopal Patel
Vishva Patel
243 N. Rampart Blvd.

Los Angeles, CA 90026
Subject: Notice of Violation for 7891 Whitaker st., Buena Park - Coral Motel Dear Ms. Patel:

As you know, the Neighborhood Improvement Task Force along with the Orange County Health Department, conducted an inspection at the subject property on October 3, 2024. As a result of this inspection, numerous violations were found throughout the property which must be addressed immediately. Please note that the City was unable to inspect rooms: 116, 117, 127, 129, 136, 141, 142, and 146. Please ensure that these rooms are made available for inspection when the City reinspects the property.

Exterior:

1. Maintain the landscape free of overgrown vegetation from all planters, the side yard, and rear yard.

2. Remove graffiti along the planters, exterior fire extinguisher covers, vending machine, and walls.

3. Remove the outdoor storage at the rear of the motel consisting of furniture, trash, and other miscellaneous items.

4. All locations throughout the property where there is chipped, cracked or peeling paint must be repaired and repainted.

5. Repair all areas or deteriorated wood throughout the structures. Should repair of damaged wood require replacement of a structural support member, obtain a building permit prior to removal/replacement.

6. Obtain a roofing permit to remove the existing non-compliant roofing material, repair the dry rot, termite damage, and other structural deficiencies, and replace the roofing material with a compliant material and installation.

7. Obtain a building permit to repair or replace the termite and dry rot damaged structural posts throughout the property.

8. All references to damaged windows throughout the property that cannot be repaired, will require a building permit to be replaced.

9. Remove the inoperative vehicles in the parking lot:
a. Black sedan, no front license plate (rear plate blocked by bicycles). b. White Ford Truck, license #59871 G2.

10. Repair the hole in the wall by the office.

11. Replace the missing fire extinguisher covers by rooms #103 and #142. 6650 Beach 3ouleitaral ?.0 3ox 5::)C9 ' Baana ?ark, CA %62!-5009 : ai714] 562-3642 Fax (7141 562-3'-O BueoaPark.cam Subject: Coral Motel
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12. Repair the exposed wood from under open patio and remove the dark stains.

13. Remove the bee infestation above the front office roofline.

14. Obtain approvals/permits for damage to Maintenance Room that was struck by a vehicle.
15 0btain the services of a licensed plumbing or mechanical contractor to verify the existing wall heaters in the units are functional. For all units with inoperative or removed wall heaters, propose a method of compliance and obtain a building permit to rectify the deficiencies.

Room

1. 2.

3. 4.

5. 6.
101:

Immediately replace the missing smoke detector.

Immediately exterminate the cockroach infestation.

Replace the missing bathroom window screen.

Replace broken occupancy sensor light in the kitchen.

Remove the storage in front of the wail heater.

Obtain a plumbing permit to remove and cap the unpermitted gas line at the range in the kitchen.

Room 1 02:

L Replace the missing ceiling light cover.

2. Replace the missing bathroom window screen.

3. Obtain an electrical permit to repair the GFCI outlet in the bathroom that was painted over.

4. Obtain a plumbing permit to remove and cap the unpermitted gas line at the range in the kitchen.

Room

1. 2.

3. 4.
103:

Immediately replace the missing smoke detector.

Remove the storage in front of the wall heater.

Replace #O on the door that is missing to identify the room number.

Obtain a building permit to repair the ceiling that has evidence of water intrusion from the roof.

Replace the missing kitchen and bathroom window screens.

Remove all appliances that are plugged in with power strips that have the potential to overload outlet.

Repair the leak under the kitchen sink.

Repair the faulty door frame and 1ocking mechanism.

Repair the bathroom leak from the shower (per room occupant) . Replace the missing ceiling light cover.

Replace the cracked floor tile.
. Repair the windows that do not close tightly (per room occupant). . Replace the missing electrical outlet and light switch covers. . Obtain a mechanical permit to replace the broken exhaust fan in the restroom (per room occupant).

Room 1 04:

1. Immediately replace the missing smoke detector.

2. Irrimediately exterminate the cockroach infestation.

3. Obtain a building permit to repair the deteriorated ceiling damaged by water intrusion and repaint.

Subject: Coral Motel
Date: October 17, 2024

4 0btain a building permit to properly install the wall mounted AC unit and paint the wall around the AC unit that was patched.
5 . Obtain an electrical permit to install a receptacle to serve the wall AC unit and remove the extension cord currently powering the un'it.
6 . Replace the cracked kitchen countertop.
7 . Repair the damaged kitchen cabinets and paint.
8 . Paint the walls throughout the room where they were patched 9 . Replace the cracked window in the bathroom.
10 . Replace the missing window screens.
11 . Obtain an electrical permit to replace the damaged GFCI receptacle in the bathroom. 12 . Obtain a plumbing permit to remove and cap the unpermitted gas line at the range in the kitchen.

Room 105:

1. lmmediately take all action necessary to exterminate the cockroach infestation.

2. Remove the stains/mildew From the walls and ceilings, and bathroom tile.

3. Obtain a building permit to properly install the wall mounted AC unit and paint the wall around the AC that was patched.

4. Replace the damaged window screen frame in the bathroom.

5. Obtain a building permit to repair the deteriorated kitchen wall and under cabinet area showing evidence of water intrusion from the shower.

6. Replace the cracked mirror in the bathroom.

7. Obtain an electrical permit to install a receptacle to serve the wall AC unit and remove the extension cord powering the unit.

8. Obtain a plumbing permit to remove and cap the unpermitted gas line at the range in the kitchen.
106:

Immediately take all action necessary to exterminate the cockroach infestation.

Replace missing wall outlet cover.

Obtain a building permit to repair the damaged ceiling with evidence of water intrusion Repair and repaint the damaged/peeling paint in the kitchen.

Replace the #6 on the door that is missing to identify the room number.

Paint the bathroom where there is peeling paint.

Remove the stains from the shower tile.

Repair the deteriorated wall in the shower enclosure.

Repair the loose shower door.
. Replace the cracked floor tile.
. Replace the rusted shower handles.
. Replace missing ceiling light covers.
. Obtain a building permit to properly install the wall mounted AC unit. . Obtain an electrical permit to properly install a receptacle to serve the wall mounted AC unit and remove the unpermitted surface mounted electrical conduit installed to power the AC unit.

Room 1 07:

1. Immediately replace the inoperative smoke detector.

2. Immediately take all action necessary to exterminate the cockroach infestation.

3. Replace the cracked floor tile.

4. Remove the standing water in the kitchen from unknown potential leak.

Subject: Coral Motel
Datea October 17. 2024

5. Remove the stains from the ceiling, bathroom and kitchen walls.

6. Obtain a building permit to properly install the wall mounted AC unit.

7. Obtain an electrical permit to properly install a receptacle to serve the wall mounted AC unit and remove the unpermitted surface mounted electrical conduit installed to power the AC unit.

8. Obtain a plumbing permit to remove and cap the unpermitted gas line at the range in the kitchen.

Room 108:

1. Repair the hole in the ceiling.

2. Repair the damaged kitchen cabinets.

3. Repair deteriorated wall in the shower enclosure.

Room

1. 2.

3. 4.

5. 109:

Immediately replace the inoperative smoke detector.

Paint the bedroom door and door molding where there is peeling paint.

Remove the stains from the bathroom ceiling and walls.

Repair the damaged bedroom door.

Obtain a plumbing permit to remove and cap the unpermitted gas line at the range in the kitchen.

Room 110:
1 Immediately replace the missing smoke detector.

2. Immediately take all action necessary to exterminate the cockroach infestation. 3 . Obtain an electrical permit to properly install additional receptacles to remove numerous items plugged into power strip on the wall creating a fire hazard. 4 . Remove the stains from the tile, walls, and bathroom shower. 5 . Replace the deteriorated bathroom vanity.

Room 1 "I"1:

1. Obtain a building permit to repair the water damage and covered hole in the wall in the living room adjacent to the rear and sides of the shower.

2. Obtain a building permit to repair the water damage around the shower in the restroom.

3. Replace the missing ceiling light cover in the bathroom.

4. Remove the stains from the walls in the bathroom.

5. Obtain a building and electrical permit to replace the damaged service panel and relocate it outside of the restroom.

6. Remove the graffiti from the wall.

7. Replace the damaged windowpane in the bathroom.
8 Replace the faulty shower fixture.

Room 112:
'1. !mmediately replace the inoperative smoke detector.

2. Immediateiy take aH action necessary to exterminate the cockroach infestation.

3. Remove the covering over the ceiling vent in the bathroom (per room occupant this vent was covered to reduce insect inTestation).

4. Remove the stains From the shower.

Subject: Coral Motel
Datea October 17, 2024

Room 113:

1. Immediately replace the missing smoke detector.

2. Immediately take aH action necessary to exterminate the cockroach infestation.

3. Replace the cracked floor tile in the bathroom.

4. Repair the deteriorated wall in the bathroom.

5. Remove the stains from the ceiling and walls.

6. Replace the missing ceiling light cover.

7. Remove storage in front of wall heater.

8. Obtain an electrical permit to properly install the light switch by the Front door and terminate or land the exposed wiring.

9. Obtain a building permit to properly install the wall mounted AC unit.

10. Obtain a building permit to repair the water damage around the shower and address the sheet metal installed on the wall adjacent to the toilet.

11. Immediately cease the use of a substandard room for sleeping quarters.

Room

1. 2.

3. 4.
114:

Immediately replace the missing smoke detector.

Immediately take aH action necessary to exterminate the cockroach infestation.

Remove the stains on the ceiling.

Obtain a building permit to properly install the wall mounted AC unit and repair the deteriorated wall around the AC.

Obtain an eiectrical permit to properly install the receptacle serving the AC unit.

Replace the damaged bathroom vanity.

Replace the cracked bathroom tile over the sink.

Remove the graffiti on the closet wall.

Obtain a building permit to repair the water damage along the bathroom wall and ceiling adjacent to the shower
Repair the hole in the bathroom door.

Remove the dark stains along the shower and wall.

Repair the damaged front door frame and locking mechanism.

Replace the missing window screens.

Replace the missing ceiling light cover.

Room 115:
'1. Immediately replace the missing smoke detector.

2. Immediately take all action necessary to exterminate the cockroach infestation.

3. Replace the damaged window screen frame and missing screens.

4. Obtain an electrical permit to properly replace the missing light switch in the bathroom and secure the exposed wiring.

5. Obtain a building permit to repair the deteriorated ceiling showing evidence of water intrusion.

6. Replace the missing bathroom window handle.

7. Replace the missing ceiling light cover.

8. Paint the ceiling and walls where there is peeling paint.

9. Repair the damaged front door frame and locking mechanism.

30. Obtain a plumbing permit to install a proper shower drain and cover.

Room 118:

1. Immediately take all action necessary to exterminate the cockroach infestation.

Subject: Coral Motel
Date: October 17, 2024

2. Immediately replace the inoperative smoke detector.

3. Remove the cardboard from the bathroom window that blocks ventilation. (Per guest, to protect from insects).

4. Remove the stains on the ceiling, walls, and vent.

5. Obtain a building and electrical permit to relocate the sobpanel existing in the restroom.

Room

1. 2.

3. 4.

6. 7.

8. 119:

Immediately replace the inoperative smoke detector.

Remove the graffiti on the wall.

Replace the cracked toilet lid.

Repair the deteriorated walls and ceiling in the bathroom and remove stains.

Remove the dark stains on the walls (from possible water intrusion from Unit 118).

Replace damaged bathroom vanity.

Obtain a building permit to properly patch damaged and previously patched sections of drywall.

Room 120:

1. Immediately replace the missing smoke detector.

2. Obtain a building permit to repair the deteriorated walls around the window and the bathroom ceiling showing evidence of water intrusion.

3. Replace the cracked outlet plate cover.

4. Paint the walls where there is peeling paint.

Room 121:

1. Immediately replace the missing smoke detector.

2. Remove the stains from the ceiling.

3. Obtain a building permit to pi-operly install the wall 'mounted AC unit, repair the water damage adjacent and paint the wall around the A/C that was patched.

4. Paint the walls where there is peeling paint.

5. Repair the deteriorated wall in the closet area and by the bathroom.

6. Replace the missing ceiling light cover.

7. Repair the deteriorated wall around the bathroom window.

8. Replace the broken windowpane.

9. Obtain a building permit to install a proper shower drain and cover.

10. Replace the faulty showerhead.

11. Replace the toilet seat that does not fit.

12. Repair the damaged front door frame and locking mechanism.

13. Obtain a building permit to repair the water damaged ceiling adjacent to the entry and in the closet at the backside of the shower.

14. Obtain a building permit to properly patch the holes in the wall adjacent to the restroom.

Room 122:

1. Immediately replace the missing smoke detector.

2. Obtain a building permit to repair the damaged ceiling and wall at the entry to the unit and throughout the unit due to possible water intrusion. Remove stains from the ceiling by the front door and the bathroom.

3. Obtain a building permit to properly install the wall mounted AC unit and paint the wall around the A/C that was patched.

4. Replace the missing ceiling light cover and faulty overhead electrical light fixture.

5. Repair the damaged front door frame and locking mechanism.

Subject: Coral Motel
Date: October 17, 2024

6. Remove the graffiti from the wall heater.

7. Replace the missing ceiling light cover in bathroom.

Room

1. 2.

3. 4.

5. 6.

7. 123:

Immediately replace the missing smoke detector.

Immediately take all action necessary to exterminate the cockroach infestation.

Replace the missing window screens.

Remove the graffiti from the wall.

Replace the missing ceiling light covers.

Replace the missing AC cover.

Obtain an electrical permit to properly install a receptacle to serve the wall mounted AC unit.

8. Repair the damaged front door frame and locking mechanism.

9. Repiace the missing showerhead fixture.
3 0. Repair and paint the deteriorated wal1 where there are stains and peeling paint inside shower.

11. Replace damaged sensor light in bathroom.

12. Replace missing outlet plate cover.

13. Obtain a plumbing permit to remove and cap the unpermitted gas line at the range in the kitchen
Room 124:

1. Immediately replace the inoperative smoke detector.

2. Immediately take all action necessary to exterminate the cockroach infestation.

3. Remove the graffiti on the wall.

4. Repair the damaged door frame and locking mechanism.

5. Obtain a building permit to repair deteriorated ceiling in bathroom due to possible water intrusion.

6. Replace the broken windowpane in the bathroom.

7. Replace the missing ceiling light cover in the kitchen.

8. Replace the damaged window frame and missing screens.

9. Obtain a plumbing permit to remove and cap the unpermitted gas line at the range in the kitchen.

10. Replace faulty showerhead.

Room 1 25:

1. Immediately take all action necessary to exterminate the cockroach infestation.

2. Replace the missing ceiling light cover.

3. Obtain a plumbing permit to remove and cap the unpermitted gas line at the range in the kitchen.

4. Repair the damaged front door frame and locking mechanism.

5. Remove the graffiti from the shower tile.

6. Obtain a building permit to repair the deteriorated wall by the shower and above the bathroom window caused by possible water intrusion.

7. Replace the cracked tile above the bathroom sink.

8. Replace the missing window screens.

9. Remove paint from exhaust cover.

10. Obtain an electrical permit to properly install the receptacle installed adjacent to kitchen entry.

Subject: Coral Motel
Date: October 17, 2024

Room 126:

1. Repair the damaged door frame and locking mechanism.

2. Replace damaged window screen frame.

3. Obtain a building permit to repair the deteriorated wall and ceiling in the bathroom due to possible water intrusion.

4. Replace missing ceiling light cover.

5. Repair the loose floor drain cover.

6. Obtain a building permit to repair the deteriorated ceiling and walls in the kitchen due to possible water intrusion.

7. Replace the missing ceiling light cover in the kitchen.

8. Obtain a plumbing permit to remove and cap the unpermitted gas line at the range in the kitchen.

Room 'I 28:

1. Replace the missing window screens.

2. Replace the missing ceiling light cover.

3. Obtain a building permit to repair the deteriorated kitchen walls and address prior evidence of repairs without permits to the ceiling.

4. Remove the stains from the walls and ceiling in the bathroom.

5. Obtain a plumbing permit to remove and cap the unpermitted gas line at the range in the kitchen.

Room

1. 2.

3. 4.

5. 6.
130:

Repair the damaged front door frame and locking mechanism.

Remove the stains from the bathroom walls and ceiling.

Replace the broken windowpane.

Replace the missing drain cover.

Replace the missing window screen.

Remove the graffiti from the wall.

Room

1. 2.

3. 4.
131:

Immediateiy replace the missing smoke detectors.

Replace the damaged window screen frame and missing window screens.

Replace the missing ceiling light covers.

Obtain a building permit to properly install the wall mounted AC unit and paint the wall around the AC that was patched.

Replace the missing cabinet door in the kitchen.

Remove the stains from the ceiling vent.

Repiace the missing floor drain cover.

Remove the stains in the shower tile and wall.

Damaged front door frame and locking mechanism.

Obtain a building permit to repair deteriorated ceiling doe to potential water intrusion.

Obtain a plumbing permit to remove and cap the unpermitted gas line at the range in the kitchen.

Single Family House:

1. Immediately replace the missing smoke detectors.

2. Immediately take all action necessary to exterminate the cockroach infestation.

3. Paint the doors and walls where there is peeling paint.

Subject: Coral Motel
Date: October 17, 2024

Obtain a building permit to repair the water damaged wall by the bathroom.

Replace the missing toilet bowl lid.

Replace the missing window screens and window handles.

Replace the missing electrical outlet cover.

Replace the cracked shower tile.

Obtain a building permit to complete repairs or demolition of the patio cover that was started in 2015. Areas inside this patio cover are finished with materials not suitable for exterior rated construction and the ceiling is unfinished, exposing electrical wiring and framing to damage.

10. Obtain a building permit to properly install the wall mounted AC unit and paint the wall around the AC unit that was patched.

11. The City was not able to inspect the garage. Please ensure that this area is made available at the time of reinspection.

Office/ Livinq Quarters:

1. )mmediately replace the missing smoke detectors in hallway and bedrooms.

2. Replace damaged sensor light.

3. Paint the walls where there is peeling paint.

4. Obtain a building permit to properly install the wall mounted AC units and paint the patched areas around the A/C units.

5. Obtain an electrical permit to properly install a receptacle to serve the AC units.

6. Replace the missing ceiling light covers in the bathroom, bedrooms and halfway.

7. Replace the missing window screens.

8. Obtain a building permit to repair the water damaged wall by the tub.

9. Obtain a building permit to repair the bathroom ceiling that is cracked and has peeling paint due to water intrusion.

10. Remove the dark stains from the bathtub.

11. Remove the newspaper that is covering vent.

12. Replace the missing vent cover.

13. Replace the damaged tub faucet.

14. Obtain a building permit to properly install the conduit bringing data lines into the IT area of the office.

15. Obtain a building permit to remove the unused, open ducting in the office.

16. Obtain a building permit to patch all holes in the exterior walls of the office.

17. Obtain a building permit to properly install the soffit installed in the living room for low voltage wiring and other data as well as address the patch work in ceiling adjacent to office door in living room.

18. Obtain a building permit to demolish false wall in hallway.

Room

1. 2.

3. 4.

5. 6.

7. 8.

9. 10.
132:

Immediately replace the missing smoke detector.

Replace the missing ceiling light covers.

Remove the stains from the ceiling.

Obtain a building permit to repair the water damaged wall by the shower.

Replace the missing overflow tub stopper.

Repair the loose light switch in the bathroom.

Replace the torn window screen in the bathroom.

Repair the 1oose toilet.

Paint the walls where there is peeling paint.

Replace the missing electrical outlet cover.

Subject: Coral Motel
Date: October 17, 2024

11. Remove non-compliant entry ramp to the unit.

Room

1. 2.

3. 4.

5. 6.

7. 133:

Immediately replace the missing smoke detector.

Remove the graffiti frorri the walls and door.

Remove the dark stains from all walls and ceiling.

Replace the missing ceiling light cover.

Replace the missing window screen in the bathroom.

Repair the damaged bathroom door molding.

Obtain a building permit to repair the deteriorated wall adjacent to the shower. 134:

Immediately replace the missing smoke detector.

Repair the holes in the wall near the television.

Replace the missing outlet cover by the bed and in the bathroom.

Obtain a building permit to repair the water damaged wall by the shower.

Repair the holes in the bathroom door.

Replace the cracked bathroom mirror.

Remove the graffiti from the walls.

Replace the missing bathroom window screen.

Replace the missing overflow tub stopper.
. Repair the damaged door frame and locking mechanism.
. Replace the missing ceiling light cover.
. Replace the cracked light switch cover.
. Replace the missing outlet cover plate in the bathroom.

Room

1. 2.

3. 4.

5. 6.

7. 8.
135:

Immediately replace the missing smoke detector.

Remove the graffiti on the wall and the mirror.

Paint where there are areas of patched walls.

Replace the missing AC cover.

Replace the missing ceiling light cover.

Obtain a building permit to repair the water damaged wall by the tub.

Replace the missing window screen.

Repair the damaged front door frame and locking mechanism.

Room

1. 2.

3. 4.

5. 6.
137:

Immediately replace the missing smoke detector.

Immediately take all action necessary to exterminate the cockroach infestation.

Remove the stains from the walls, bathtub, and toilet.

Secure the loose coaxial cable and cover.

Repair the loose sensor lights in the bathroom.

Replace missing window screen.

Room

1. 2.

3. 4.

5. 138:

Immediately replace the missing smoke detector.

Remove the graffiti from the picture frame, T\/, and walls.

Replace the missing ceiling light covers.

Replace the missing and torn window screens.

Remove the stains around the tub.

Subject: Coral Motel
Date: October 17, 2024

6. Obtain a building permit to repair the water damaged wall around the tub.

7. Paint the walls where there is peeling paint and patched.

8. Replace sensor light with missing cover.

Room

1. 2.

3. 4.

5. 6.

7. 139:

Immediately replace the missing smoke detector.

Paint the walls where there patched.

Remove the graffiti from the walls.

Obtain a building permit to repair the deteriorated wall around tub.

Replace the missing window screen.

Replace the missing overflow tub stopper.

Obtain a building permit to properly install the wall mounted AC unit.

Room

1. 2.

3. 4.

5. 6.

7. 8.

9. 140:

Replace the cracked mirror in the bathroom.

Repair the hole in the bathroom door and cracked door molding.

Replace the missing window screen.

Obtain a building permit to repair the water damaged wall around the toilet.

Replace the faulty showerhead.

Replace the missing tile in the bathtub.

Remove the graffiti from the wall.

Repair the damaged front door frame and locking mechanism.

Paint walls that are patched.

Room

1. 2.

3. 4.

5. 143:

Repair the damaged front door molding and locking mechanism.

Remove the stains from the walls, closet, bathroom ceiling, and bathtub.

Replace the brokan window in the bathroom.

Replace the missing window screen.

Remove the graffiti from the wall.

Room

1. 2.

3. 4.

5. 6.

7. 144:

Immediately replace the missing smoke detector.

Replace the missing floor molding (from the removed wall heater).

Replace the broken bathroom window.

Paint the walls in the bathroom and the front door that are patched.

Replace the missing bathro6m mirror.

Repair the loose toilet.

Repair the loose toilet paper holder.

Room 145: Incomplete inspection due to room spray for roaches

1. Immediately replace the missing smoke detectors.

2. Immediately take all action necessary to exterminate the cockroach infestation.

3. Replace the missing ceiling light cover.

4. Obtain a building permit to repair the water damaged walls around the accessibie tub.

Room 147:

1. Immediately repair the inoperative smoke detector.

2. Repair the damaged door frame and locking mechanism.

3. Repair the faulty ceiling light.

Subject: Coral Motel
Date: October 17, 2024

Replace the missing ceiling light cover.

Retnove the stains on the walls.

Obtain a building permit to repair the water damaged wall by the tub.

Replace the missing window screen.

Replace the missing outlet cover plate.

Laundry Room:

1. Replace the broken window.

2. Obtain the services of a licensed plumber to verify the integrity and working order of the water heater in the laundry room. Damage visible to water piping and unable to verify if the water heater is designed to be placed directly on the floor. Vent does not appear to run continuously through the roof.

3. A building/plumbing permit may be required to replace the water heater.

Storaqe Room:

1. Obtain a building permit to repair the vehicle impact damage to the exterior wall of the storage room. A licensed, California registered design professional will need to prepare the plans for submittal.

This is an official notice that will serve as your first notice to abate the violation(s). A re-inspection is scheduled on November 19, 2024, at IO:OO a.m. to ensure all corrections/repairs have been completed.

IT you would like to discuss any of the violations or corrections referenced in this notice, please feel free to contact me at (714) 562-3627. Thank you for your cooperation and prompt attention to this matter.

Sin
Ernestine Za
Code Enforcement Officer
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c.c. Coral Motel
7891 Whitaker St.

Buena Park, CA 90620
City of Buena Park
Administrative Citation Hearing Order
Hearing Date: April 21, 2025. Case Number: CE24-2047
Citations: BP10521 1-30-25
BP10522 2-6-25
Property: Coral Motel
Property Address: 7891. Whitaker St, Buena Park, CA 90621 Property Owners: The Patel Family Trust, Balubhai G. Patel, Trustee Represented (as of February 6, 20250 by: Law Offices of Frank A. Weiser 3470 Wilshire Blvd, Ste 614
Los Angeles, CA 90010
Independent Hearing Officer: John Van Doren
Persons Attending: Community Development Director Matt Foulkes Code Enforcement Officer Fred Guzman
City Attorney Greg Palmer
Property Owners Balubhai and Vishva Patel
Property Owners’ Attorney Frank A Weiser
Proceedings:

On April 21, 2025 before me, Independent Hearing Officer John Van Doren, appeared City of Buena Park (“City”) represented by Attorney Greg Palmer, Community Development Director Matt Foulkes, Code Enforcement Officer Fred Guzman, as well as the property owners and their counsel Frank Weiser.

Prior to direct examination, Mr. Weiser brought up the Haas case, and made a motion for me to revise myself over the “appearance of bias”. Counsel for the City raised objections, and I responded, overruled Mr. Weiser’s motion, and proceeded to hear the requested appeal.

Through direct examination, the City presented testimony and photographic evidence regarding the existence of violations of many Buena Park Municipal Code Sections 15.100.010 adopting these sections of the 2021 International Property Maintenance Code Sections 304.1, 304.2, 304.13, 304.14, 305.1, 305.6, 308.1, 309.1, and California Building Code Section 907.211.1 Group 12-1, with clear language spelling out the violations and corrective actions required by specified dates.

Although not brought up on initial written appeal, this satisfied the City’s obligation to include specific violations in the citations issued.

Appellants’ counsel cited case law regarding inspections in alleged violation of California and US Constitutions forbidding unreasonable “warrantless” searches. However, in this case, inspections are allowed by those same statutes whenever and wherever consent is given. It is confirmed in the administrative record that the property owners gave express permission for all inspections up to and including February 12, 2025, and instructed City Staff to work with appellants’ staff to facilitate the inspections in their absence, and to communicate required corrective actions to be taken.

Findings:

Having considered all evidence and arguments presented by all parties, I hereby find as follows:

1. Violations of the above-enumerated Buena Park Municipal Code Sections have existed on the Subject Property.

2. Notices of Violation and Administrative Citations have not achieved compliance.

3. Administrative Citations BP10521 BS BNP10522 are upheld.

NOTE: Although discussed and denied during the hearing, the administrative record shows that a third administrative citation BP10523 for $500 was indeed issued on 2-13-25 with “pink copy given to S Davis”. This citation was neither paid nor appealed and is not subject to this hearing order.

Order: Accordingly, I hereby order as follows:

A. Property Owners shall
Within Ten (10) calendar days of this order, pay any unpaid fines.

Within Thirty (30) calendar days of this letter, complete all repairs of previously noticed structurally damaged areas, and remove all inoperative vehicles.

Within Sixty (60) calendar days of this letter, arrange—in consultation with appellants’ and City counsel as appropriate—for a complete interior and exterior inspection in order to facilitate bringing the property into full compliance with all Buena Park Municipal Codes, including Zoning and Property Maintenance.

B. Failure to achieve voluntary abatement will lead to the City’s further enforcement which may include Summary Abatement by the City.

C. Property Owners are liable for the City’s fines, fees, costs, and expenses incurred in bringing the property into compliance; Property Owners shall remit full repayment within Sixty (60) days of issuance of City invoices for such fines, fees, costs, and expenses.

John C Van Doren April 29. 2025
Independent Hearing Officer Date
Total 1,237
CHECK ON THE WELFARE 124
PATROL CHECK 101
DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 90
ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 84
PED CHECK 66
FAMILY FIGHT 61
TRAFFIC STOP 59
KEEP THE PEACE 47
CITIZEN ASSIST 44
BUSINESS ASSIST 39
REGISTRANT 28
SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE OCCUPIED 28
SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE UNOCCUPIED 26
VEHICLE STORAGE 22
SUSPICIOUS CIRCS 19
BIKE CHECK 18
DISTURBANCE OF PEACE 18
**INFORMATION** 16
PETTY THEFT 16
FLAG DOWN 15
SUSPICIOUS SUBJECT 15
BUSINESS CHECK 14
UNKNOWN TROUBLE 14
MEDICAL AID 12
PROBATION SEARCH 11
BATTERY J/O 10
TRANSIENT 10
STAKE OUT 9
INCOMPLETE 911 8
INSPECTION 8
Calls for 7891 Whitaker Ave; Coral Motel
1/1/2014 - 11/4/2024
STOLEN VEHICLE 8
DISTURBING FIREWORKS 7
MISSING ADULT 7
PARKING VIOLATION 7
SPOUSAL ABUSE J/O 7
STOLEN VEHICLE RECOVERY 7
HOME VISIT 6
LOST/STOLEN 6
SUICIDE THREATS 6
CHILD ABUSE 5
DRUGS 5
FOOT PATROL 5
RAPE 5
SPOUSAL ABUSE 5
VANDALISM 5
WARRANT SERVICE 5
DEAD BODY 4
FOUND PROPERTY 4
RV PARKING VIOLATION 4
SPOUSAL ABUSE NOW 4
BATTERY 3
GRAND THEFT 3
MENTAL PERSON 3
MISSING JUVENILE 3
NEIGHBOR DISPUTE 3
SHOTS HEARD 3
SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY 3
TRESPASSING 3
VEHICLE BURGLARY 3
ABANDONED VEHICLE 2
ASSAULT 2
ASSAULT W/DEADLY WEAPON 2
ATTEMPT SUICIDE 2
BATTERY NOW 2
BURGLARY, MISC 2
DRUNK DRIVER 2
DUTYMAN CALL OUT 2
FIGHT NOW 2
FIRE 2
INJURED ANIMAL 2
INJURY T/C 2
NON-INJURY T/C 2
ROBBERY J/O 2
SEARCH WARRANT 2
SEXUAL BATTERY 2
STOLEN VEHICLE JUST OCCURRED 2
THREATS 2
7 DAYS PARKING PERMIT 1
ARSON 1
COMMERICIAL BURGLARY 1
COURT ORDER VIOLATION 1
COURT ORDER VIOLATION J/O 1
DISRUPTIVE GROUP 1
DRUNK IN PUBLIC 1
FOLLOW-UP INVESTIGATION 1
FOOT PURSUIT 1
HIT AND RUN 1
HIT AND RUN PARKED VEHICLE 1
HIT AND RUN PARKED VEHICLE J/O 1
INJURY HIT AND RUN 1
LEWD CONDUCT 1
MAN W/ GUN 1
MAN W/ GUN J/O 1
MESSAGE DELIVERY 1
MISUSE OF 911 1
PAROLE SEARCH 1
PETTY THEFT J/O 1
PRIVATE PROPERTY T/C 1
PROSTITUTION 1
ROBBERY PERSON J/O 1
STOLEN VEHICLE OCCUPIED 1
SUBJECT SPLITTING 1
SUICIDE 1
TRAFFIC HAZARD 1
TRANSFERRED 911 CALL 1
VEHICLE BURGLARY J/O 1
VEHICLE TAMPERING 1
CR# NATURE CALL TYPE ADDRESS DATE REPORTED
24-41680 BUSAST BUSINESS ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#104 11/4/2024 9:58:54AM 24-39691 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#104 10/20/2024 10:19:44PM 24-38657 415FAM FAMILY FIGHT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; ** BB GUN** 10/13/2024 5:32:16AM 24-37993 415NAB NEIGHBOR DISPUTE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #121 10/8/2024 10:10:43AM 24-37033 INSP INSPECTION 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 10/1/2024 10:15:50AM 24-36791 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; RM #143 9/29/2024 7:06:11AM 24-36409 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 9/26/2024 9:01:42AM 24-35585 925V SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE UNOCCUPIED7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; E/O 9/20/2024 12:56:32AM 24-34791 261 RAPE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#142;STA CALL 9/14/2024 1:32:05AM 24-34183 927 UNKNOWN TROUBLE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; VIA RAPID DEPLOY 9/9/2024 9:50:19AM 24-34070 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#120 9/8/2024 3:00:14AM 24-33959 417J MAN W/ GUN J/O 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#141 9/7/2024 2:23:11AM 24-33464 INSP INSPECTION 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 9/3/2024 10:26:31AM 24-33344 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 9/2/2024 9:45:24AM 24-33204 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 9/1/2024 7:58:25AM 24-32573 TS TRAFFIC STOP 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 8/27/2024 10:14:49AM 24-31841 PED PED CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; WHITAKER SIDE 8/21/2024 10:46:39AM 24-30759 VEHSTR VEHICLE STORAGE 7891 WHITAKER ST 8/13/2024 7:53:57AM 24-30666 BUSAST BUSINESS ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;FD ENRT 8/12/2024 11:34:19AM 24-29774 586 PARKING VIOLATION 7891 WHITAKER ST; A/F 8/5/2024 4:56:41PM 24-29723 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 8/5/2024 8:10:12AM 24-29412 925V SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE UNOCCUPIED7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; WHIT 8/2/2024 2:27:39PM 24-29270 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 8/1/2024 10:41:18AM 24-28696 415FAM FAMILY FIGHT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #27 7/27/2024 7:37:35PM 24-28125 FLAG FLAG DOWN 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 7/23/2024 5:49:02PM 24-27976 CITAST CITIZEN ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST;CORAL MOTEL;#121;RECALL 7/22/2024 4:45:23PM 24-27941 BUSAST BUSINESS ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;RM 121 7/22/2024 11:57:18AM 24-27821 925V SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE UNOCCUPIED7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 7/21/2024 1:37:49PM 24-27643 919 KEEP THE PEACE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#127; 7/20/2024 12:07:06AM 24-26988 925C SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE OCCUPIED 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 7/14/2024 10:20:17PM 24-26775 925V SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE UNOCCUPIED7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 7/13/2024 8:59:44AM 4 CR# NATURE CALL TYPE ADDRESS DATE REPORTED
24-25875 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 7/7/2024 9:38:10AM 24-25556 415FW DISTURBING FIREWORKS 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 7/5/2024 12:10:36AM 24-25551 415FW DISTURBING FIREWORKS 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 7/5/2024 12:02:11AM 24-25262 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; RAPID DEPLOY 7/3/2024 10:14:33PM 24-25079 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 7/2/2024 9:59:16PM 24-25021 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#120 7/2/2024 2:01:45PM 24-23477 919 KEEP THE PEACE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 6/22/2024 10:19:10PM 24-22416 417 MAN W/ GUN 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;ACD SIDE 6/15/2024 12:42:43PM 24-21980 CITAST CITIZEN ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #113 6/12/2024 12:28:06PM 24-21676 TRANS TRANSIENT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #111 6/10/2024 9:35:29AM 24-21615 459 BURGLARY, MISC 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#144 6/9/2024 9:00:00AM 24-21330 CITAST CITIZEN ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#120;PRIOR 415 6/7/2024 4:48:04PM 24-20864 BUSAST BUSINESS ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #138 6/4/2024 1:02:22PM 24-20477 TS TRAFFIC STOP 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 6/1/2024 11:03:46AM 24-19636 901T INJURY T/C 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; IFO 5/26/2024 12:38:59PM 24-19027 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #141 5/22/2024 1:59:09PM 24-18930 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;RM 137 OR 140 5/21/2024 5:47:36PM 24-18877 BUSAST BUSINESS ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL ; #122 5/21/2024 11:26:35AM 24-17405 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 5/10/2024 3:43:32AM 24-17143 902M MEDICAL AID 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #130; 907K 5/8/2024 11:46:50AM 24-17080 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 5/8/2024 2:30:00AM 24-16998 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #120 5/7/2024 1:06:46PM 24-16264 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 5/2/2024 12:26:30AM 24-15828 415 DISTURBANCE OF PEACE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; MAIN OFFICE; 919 4/29/2024 2:18:36AM 24-15752 415FAM FAMILY FIGHT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#127 4/28/2024 10:54:18AM 24-15522 BIKE BIKE CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;OFF ACD 4/26/2024 6:10:02PM 24-15496 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;RM 110;87 AT OFFICE4/26/2024 2:03:05PM 24-15325 PED PED CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 4/25/2024 8:27:25AM 24-14900 917A ABANDONED VEHICLE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; IFO ON WHITAKER 4/21/2024 5:42:42PM 24-14704 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #UNK; VIA RAPID DEPLOY 4/19/2024 6:39:22PM 24-14278 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 4/16/2024 9:39:36AM 24-13789 919 KEEP THE PEACE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #120 4/12/2024 2:41:30PM 24-13592 TRANS TRANSIENT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; IFO 4/11/2024 8:24:29AM 24-12475 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #117 & #120 4/3/2024 9:55:11AM 24-12410 BUSAST BUSINESS ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #123 4/2/2024 7:11:34PM 24-12372 BUSAST BUSINESS ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #123 4/2/2024 1:22:09PM 24-12366 925V SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE UNOCCUPIED7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 4/2/2024 12:48:03PM 24-12362 925V SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE UNOCCUPIED7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 4/2/2024 12:07:33PM 24-12080 415FAM FAMILY FIGHT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#127 3/30/2024 7:04:06PM 24-12065 917A ABANDONED VEHICLE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; IFO ON WHITAKER 3/30/2024 3:48:52PM 24-11914 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 3/29/2024 8:54:51AM 24-11798 925V SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE UNOCCUPIED7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 3/28/2024 9:47:28AM 24-11605 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; IFO ON WHITAKER 3/26/2024 10:45:42PM 24-11151 242J BATTERY J/O 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; IFO 3/23/2024 1:54:23AM 24-10997 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; OFF OF WHITAKER 3/21/2024 6:23:27PM 24-09315 451 ARSON 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 3/8/2024 12:58:08AM 24-07930 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 2/27/2024 10:39:58AM 24-06770 925CIR SUSPICIOUS CIRCS 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#143 2/17/2024 11:43:35PM 5 CR# NATURE CALL TYPE ADDRESS DATE REPORTED
24-06230 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 2/14/2024 10:36:55AM 24-05868 919 KEEP THE PEACE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#143 OR #144 2/11/2024 10:50:24PM 24-05399 BUSCK BUSINESS CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 2/8/2024 11:40:57AM 24-05302 TS TRAFFIC STOP 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 2/8/2024 2:47:12AM 24-04580 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 2/2/2024 11:32:04AM 24-04375 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 2/1/2024 8:20:18AM 24-03473 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 1/26/2024 9:48:20AM 24-03323 BUSAST BUSINESS ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; RM # 142 1/25/2024 11:42:43AM 24-03311 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 1/25/2024 10:43:46AM 24-03165 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL ; #104 ;OC SOC SVC 1/24/2024 10:39:27AM 24-02894 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 1/22/2024 11:28:08PM 24-02555 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#127;415FAM 1/19/2024 11:35:02PM 24-01856 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 1/15/2024 7:19:02AM 24-01768 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 1/14/2024 11:20:30AM 24-01351 925V SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE UNOCCUPIED7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 1/11/2024 1:35:53PM 24-01065 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 1/9/2024 1:52:23PM 23-44238 CITAST CITIZEN ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST;CORAL MOTEL;REF 920J;VIA T21 12/29/2023 8:10:50PM 23-44178 TRANS TRANSIENT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 12/29/2023 11:06:33AM 23-44077 PED PED CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 12/28/2023 3:14:01PM 23-43595 242J BATTERY J/O 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;87 W/RP RM 120;POSS12/24/2023 6:19:27PM 23-43112 BUSAST BUSINESS ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#106 12/20/2023 5:16:35PM 23-42712 902M MEDICAL AID 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;RM 133;FD ENRT 12/17/2023 4:34:05AM 23-42500 BUSAST BUSINESS ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #120 12/15/2023 10:26:27AM 23-42391 L/S LOST/STOLEN 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#120; VIA T21 12/14/2023 3:10:05PM 23-42158 PED PED CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; A/F ON WHITAKER SIDE 12/12/2023 8:53:49PM 23-41952 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; WHITAKER SIDE; POSS12/11/2023 4:44:30AM 23-41922 415FAM FAMILY FIGHT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;RM 104;SEPERATED 12/10/2023 8:44:23PM 23-40249 925SUB SUSPICIOUS SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; RECALL 11/26/2023 8:28:54PM 23-40236 925SUB SUSPICIOUS SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;PLOT 11/26/2023 6:07:11PM 23-38865 PED PED CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; IFO 11/14/2023 3:58:08PM 23-38419 919 KEEP THE PEACE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;RM 103;PARKING LOT11/10/2023 7:49:20PM 23-37388 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#125 11/1/2023 5:50:08PM 23-35867 PROB PROBATION SEARCH 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 10/19/2023 2:19:42PM 23-35323 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 10/15/2023 9:13:26PM 23-34789 BIKE BIKE CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 10/11/2023 9:26:02PM 23-34188 902M MEDICAL AID 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#139 10/7/2023 3:29:52PM 23-34058 TS TRAFFIC STOP 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 10/6/2023 12:51:05PM 23-33973 415FAM FAMILY FIGHT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #UNK; VIA RAPID DEPLOY 10/5/2023 1:20:36PM 23-31296 925C SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE OCCUPIED 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;ON ACD SIDE 9/15/2023 12:51:02PM 23-31255 925C SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE OCCUPIED 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 9/15/2023 4:08:38AM 23-30892 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #132 9/12/2023 9:39:26AM 23-30858 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#127 9/11/2023 11:16:09PM 23-30772 242J BATTERY J/O 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; POSS 9/11/2023 8:53:26AM 23-29335 488 PETTY THEFT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #147 8/30/2023 11:38:29AM 23-29001 925SUB SUSPICIOUS SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 8/27/2023 2:15:17PM 23-28836 901T INJURY T/C 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;IFO 8/26/2023 8:11:41AM 23-26558 925SUB SUSPICIOUS SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 8/8/2023 1:33:59AM 23-24993 273.5 SPOUSAL ABUSE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; CTSY RPT 7/26/2023 11:02:41AM 6 CR# NATURE CALL TYPE ADDRESS DATE REPORTED
23-24162 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#115 7/20/2023 3:19:28AM 23-23513 925C SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE OCCUPIED 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;A/F 7/14/2023 11:34:23PM 23-23151 INFO **INFORMATION** 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 7/12/2023 1:51:44AM 23-22965 CITAST CITIZEN ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; STA CALL 7/10/2023 5:01:56PM 23-22621 415FAM FAMILY FIGHT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #142; 87 @ CHEVRON; BCH/ACD 7/7/2023 8:32:32PM 23-21992 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 7/4/2023 7:36:10AM 23-21959 902M MEDICAL AID 7891 WHITAKER ST;PLOT;FD ENRT 7/3/2023 10:23:40PM 23-18918 PED PED CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; E/O 6/10/2023 12:25:32AM 23-17784 902M MEDICAL AID 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #139 6/1/2023 11:56:50AM 23-15415 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;A/O 5/13/2023 6:04:08PM 23-15407 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 5/13/2023 5:21:28PM 23-13889 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #136; OC PROBATION5/1/2023 6:53:52AM 23-10590 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#120 4/3/2023 8:49:35PM 23-07558 459C COMMERICIAL BURGLARY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;DELAY 3/9/2023 1:29:06PM 23-06498 919 KEEP THE PEACE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 2/28/2023 7:56:25AM 23-03816 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #117 2/5/2023 6:41:33PM 23-02074 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;RM 111;FD ENRT 1/21/2023 12:50:25AM 23-01260 273.5 SPOUSAL ABUSE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #134;907K 1/13/2023 10:25:23AM 23-00650 TS TRAFFIC STOP 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 1/7/2023 12:02:05PM 22-41085 TRANS TRANSIENT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 12/28/2022 1:17:11PM 22-40792 919 KEEP THE PEACE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #128 12/25/2022 1:40:10PM 22-40138 415FAM FAMILY FIGHT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #127 12/19/2022 12:40:42AM 22-39233 503 STOLEN VEHICLE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #136; POSS 12/10/2022 10:37:38PM 22-38986 919 KEEP THE PEACE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;UNK ROOM # 12/8/2022 4:50:24PM 22-38508 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #134 12/4/2022 12:45:51AM 22-35821 273.5J SPOUSAL ABUSE J/O 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #132 11/7/2022 1:41:20AM 22-35491 REGIST REGISTRANT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #141 11/3/2022 3:45:13PM 22-33421 BUSAST BUSINESS ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#106 10/16/2022 11:31:05AM 22-33301 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; VIA RAPID 10/15/2022 5:55:07AM 22-32497 BUSAST BUSINESS ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; # 142 10/8/2022 1:03:35PM 22-31897 CITAST CITIZEN ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #106 10/3/2022 10:37:01AM 22-31829 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #128 10/2/2022 2:40:42PM 22-31745 925CIR SUSPICIOUS CIRCS 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 10/1/2022 8:27:44PM 22-30519 925C SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE OCCUPIED 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 9/22/2022 3:33:42PM 22-30225 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#106 9/20/2022 11:29:42AM 22-28788 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #147 9/8/2022 12:47:25AM 22-28655 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#130 9/7/2022 1:19:02AM 22-28510 902M MEDICAL AID 7891 WHITAKER ST;RM 135;FD ENRT 9/5/2022 8:12:56PM 22-27834 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #142 8/31/2022 5:13:25PM 22-27017 HV HOME VISIT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #102 8/25/2022 11:20:50AM 22-26230 925SUB SUSPICIOUS SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 8/19/2022 4:47:54AM 22-24432 REGIST REGISTRANT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #128 8/4/2022 10:14:15AM 22-24087 925V SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE UNOCCUPIED7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; IFO 8/1/2022 8:35:06AM 22-23745 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 7/29/2022 9:35:33AM 22-23454 PED PED CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 7/27/2022 12:05:28AM 22-23134 CITAST CITIZEN ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;RECALL;T21 7/24/2022 1:03:34PM 22-23130 CITAST CITIZEN ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 7/24/2022 12:43:46PM 22-22950 TS TRAFFIC STOP 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 7/23/2022 12:06:22AM 7 CR# NATURE CALL TYPE ADDRESS DATE REPORTED
22-22340 503 STOLEN VEHICLE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#139 7/17/2022 2:39:45PM 22-22083 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;RM 133 7/15/2022 12:17:34PM 22-21491 L/S LOST/STOLEN 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#145 7/10/2022 11:08:41AM 22-21228 925C SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE OCCUPIED 7891 WHITAKER ST;IFO 7/8/2022 2:01:28PM 22-21146 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#119 7/7/2022 4:33:42PM 22-20805 415FW DISTURBING FIREWORKS 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; DEAD END OF MTL 7/4/2022 11:05:16PM 22-20122 TS TRAFFIC STOP 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 6/30/2022 11:02:42PM 22-20065 REGIST REGISTRANT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #140 6/30/2022 11:58:07AM 22-19532 BUSAST BUSINESS ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#134 6/26/2022 12:27:43PM 22-19377 919 KEEP THE PEACE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 6/25/2022 6:08:48AM 22-18764 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;TEXT TO 911 6/20/2022 6:06:02AM 22-18762 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; RM 104;87 W/RP A/F 6/20/2022 5:31:02AM 22-18550 902M MEDICAL AID 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #143 6/18/2022 10:19:19AM 22-17941 488 PETTY THEFT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL/STA CALL 6/13/2022 9:50:12AM 22-16025 925V SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE UNOCCUPIED7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 5/27/2022 10:53:23PM 22-14603 CITAST CITIZEN ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 5/16/2022 7:33:14AM 22-13660 TS TRAFFIC STOP 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 5/8/2022 11:43:39AM 22-13636 BUSAST BUSINESS ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #141 5/8/2022 2:14:33AM 22-12806 CITAST CITIZEN ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #126 4/30/2022 1:31:01PM 22-12079 459VJ VEHICLE BURGLARY J/O 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;P/LOT 4/24/2022 1:40:15PM 22-12023 602L TRESPASSING 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;POSS H&S 4/23/2022 11:38:26PM 22-12005 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 4/23/2022 8:39:07PM 22-11566 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 4/20/2022 12:08:43AM 22-11556 TS TRAFFIC STOP 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 4/19/2022 10:03:56PM 22-11276 902M MEDICAL AID 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#113 4/17/2022 12:15:58PM 22-10935 TRANS TRANSIENT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;IFO;CKWELF 4/14/2022 3:57:49PM 22-10433 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #117 4/10/2022 12:57:48AM 22-10315 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; POSS #117; RECALL4/8/2022 11:05:39PM 22-10306 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #17 OR #18 4/8/2022 9:22:37PM 22-10033 927 UNKNOWN TROUBLE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;UNK # 4/6/2022 7:38:03PM 22-08280 925V SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE UNOCCUPIED7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; IFO ON WHITAKER 3/22/2022 10:59:02AM 22-07496 415FW DISTURBING FIREWORKS 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;A/OF 3/14/2022 6:51:36PM 22-06912 245 ASSAULT W/DEADLY WEAPON 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTE; #142; 87 R/O BPPD 3/8/2022 11:18:18PM 22-06027 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; RM 103 3/1/2022 10:56:45AM 22-05827 902M MEDICAL AID 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#141 2/27/2022 6:41:16PM 22-05756 415FAM FAMILY FIGHT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #133 2/27/2022 6:56:29AM 22-04974 BIKE BIKE CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; ACD 2/20/2022 2:58:13AM 22-03906 919 KEEP THE PEACE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 2/10/2022 12:01:59PM 22-03029 VEHSTR VEHICLE STORAGE 7891 WHITAKER ST 2/1/2022 10:56:31AM 22-02353 RV RV PARKING VIOLATION 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; R/O 1/26/2022 12:45:12PM 22-02191 CITAST CITIZEN ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;RM 144 1/25/2022 12:03:51AM 22-02180 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 1/24/2022 9:57:02PM 22-02148 BUSAST BUSINESS ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#144 1/24/2022 1:51:14PM 22-02118 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#144;**KNIFE** INVOLVED 1/24/2022 8:32:55AM 22-01512 TS TRAFFIC STOP 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; IFO 1/18/2022 12:44:29AM 22-01496 TS TRAFFIC STOP 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;ACD SIDE 1/17/2022 10:01:01PM 22-01414 927 UNKNOWN TROUBLE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 1/16/2022 10:01:35PM 22-00163 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#109;FD 1/2/2022 7:30:56PM 8 CR# NATURE CALL TYPE ADDRESS DATE REPORTED
21-42382 CODE5 STAKE OUT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 12/16/2021 1:05:36PM 21-40781 927 UNKNOWN TROUBLE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; UNK RM # 11/30/2021 12:58:43AM 21-40631 920A MISSING ADULT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #134 11/28/2021 3:07:03AM 21-39272 CITAST CITIZEN ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; PLOT 11/14/2021 7:56:54PM 21-39073 503J STOLEN VEHICLE JUST OCCURRED7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #140 11/12/2021 10:58:44PM 21-37914 415FAM FAMILY FIGHT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;P/LOT 11/2/2021 7:00:15AM 21-35849 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #140; FD 10/17/2021 3:51:19AM 21-34872 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #122 10/8/2021 10:56:10PM 21-34756 CITAST CITIZEN ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #101; POSS 920AF 10/7/2021 10:30:12PM 21-34375 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL#106;907K 10/4/2021 3:37:50PM 21-33913 TS TRAFFIC STOP 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; IFO 9/30/2021 8:50:58PM 21-32212 INFO **INFORMATION** 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; RM #140/KNOCK & TALK;STA33 9/16/2021 11:12:44AM 21-31860 503REC STOLEN VEHICLE RECOVERY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; ACD SIDE 9/13/2021 5:13:06AM 21-31429 FOOT FOOT PURSUIT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 9/9/2021 2:22:24PM 21-29997 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;FD 8/29/2021 12:09:52PM 21-28965 925V SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE UNOCCUPIED7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 8/21/2021 2:10:36PM 21-28540 CITAST CITIZEN ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 8/17/2021 3:35:39PM 21-28527 273.5J SPOUSAL ABUSE J/O 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 8/17/2021 12:33:18PM 21-28353 SPLIT SUBJECT SPLITTING 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 8/15/2021 6:41:51PM 21-28227 503 STOLEN VEHICLE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL ; STA RPT 8/14/2021 4:56:12PM 21-27133 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #134; FD 97; POSS 927D 8/5/2021 10:01:11AM 21-26496 919 KEEP THE PEACE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#102 7/30/2021 7:52:40PM 21-26475 FLAG FLAG DOWN 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 7/30/2021 5:13:28PM 21-26117 CITAST CITIZEN ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;STA CALL 7/27/2021 6:52:00PM 21-26077 L/S LOST/STOLEN 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;RM 142;STA 7/27/2021 12:41:10PM 21-25902 503J STOLEN VEHICLE JUST OCCURRED7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #141 7/25/2021 9:20:10PM 21-25600 TS TRAFFIC STOP 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;AUTO CENTER SIDE 7/23/2021 1:41:36PM 21-25421 CITAST CITIZEN ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 7/22/2021 1:49:55AM 21-25420 925CIR SUSPICIOUS CIRCS 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#139;RECALL 7/22/2021 1:03:47AM 21-25409 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 7/21/2021 11:37:19PM 21-24753 503REC STOLEN VEHICLE RECOVERY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;P/LOT 7/16/2021 7:32:55PM 21-24752 503REC STOLEN VEHICLE RECOVERY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; P/LOT 7/16/2021 7:32:27PM 21-23383 VEHSTR VEHICLE STORAGE 7891 WHITAKER ST 7/6/2021 7:55:00AM 21-23382 VEHSTR VEHICLE STORAGE 7891 WHITAKER ST 7/6/2021 7:51:47AM 21-22939 TS TRAFFIC STOP 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; S/S 7/3/2021 9:59:22PM 21-22606 415 DISTURBANCE OF PEACE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #118; SEPERATED 7/2/2021 10:31:49AM 21-22500 CITAST CITIZEN ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #145 7/1/2021 2:31:43PM 21-22313 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#136; FD 97 6/30/2021 10:10:17AM 21-21762 273.5J SPOUSAL ABUSE J/O 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #117 6/25/2021 11:15:12PM 21-21545 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; R/OF 6/24/2021 12:00:22PM 21-21472 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #118; **KNIFE** 6/23/2021 9:03:20PM 21-20868 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #134; FD 6/19/2021 1:24:58PM 21-20675 PED PED CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; C4 6/18/2021 9:31:04AM 21-18851 PED PED CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 6/4/2021 10:58:29AM 21-18845 VEHSTR VEHICLE STORAGE 7891 WHITAKER ST 6/4/2021 9:46:21AM 21-18844 586 PARKING VIOLATION 7891 WHITAKER ST 6/4/2021 9:32:42AM 21-18374 BUSAST BUSINESS ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; RM 130 5/31/2021 7:03:00PM 21-17833 L/S LOST/STOLEN 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; STA RPT 5/27/2021 12:54:25PM 9 CR# NATURE CALL TYPE ADDRESS DATE REPORTED
21-17528 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST;CORAL MOTEL;#128;IFO 5/25/2021 4:35:06AM 21-16680 925C SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE OCCUPIED 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 5/18/2021 11:48:35AM 21-16423 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#137 5/16/2021 5:17:05AM 21-15843 927 UNKNOWN TROUBLE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #146 5/12/2021 1:18:46AM 21-15741 RV RV PARKING VIOLATION 7891 WHITAKER ST 5/11/2021 8:54:40AM 21-14375 PED PED CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 4/30/2021 12:48:48AM 21-14187 BUSAST BUSINESS ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;POSS 451 4/28/2021 1:32:18PM 21-13507 503 STOLEN VEHICLE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; STA RPT 4/22/2021 12:56:21PM 21-12981 925C SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE OCCUPIED 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; ON WHITAKER; PC 4/17/2021 1:57:15PM 21-12625 PROB PROBATION SEARCH 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #134 4/14/2021 2:53:52PM 21-11970 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; RM #128;POSS 920A4/8/2021 9:59:56PM 21-11729 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; RM 136 4/6/2021 9:39:50PM 21-11402 BIKE BIKE CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 4/3/2021 8:33:22PM 21-10692 PED PED CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; WHITAKER SIDE 3/29/2021 11:37:58AM 21-10599 PED PED CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 3/28/2021 2:48:23PM 21-10268 TS TRAFFIC STOP 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 3/25/2021 11:06:24PM 21-10087 415 DISTURBANCE OF PEACE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #118 3/24/2021 2:57:21PM 21-09881 273.5J SPOUSAL ABUSE J/O 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #142 3/22/2021 7:16:06PM 21-09208 925C SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE OCCUPIED 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; OFF ACD 3/16/2021 10:52:46PM 21-08621 925CIR SUSPICIOUS CIRCS 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; WHITAKER SIDE; PC3/11/2021 3:00:07PM 21-08417 WARSVC WARRANT SERVICE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; RM#136 3/9/2021 8:03:58PM 21-08410 925C SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE OCCUPIED 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 3/9/2021 6:35:54PM 21-07935 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 3/5/2021 7:31:56PM 21-07730 VEHSTR VEHICLE STORAGE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 3/4/2021 8:57:24AM 21-07729 VEHSTR VEHICLE STORAGE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 3/4/2021 8:55:21AM 21-07297 211PJ ROBBERY PERSON J/O 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;103;POSS 2/28/2021 11:28:35AM 21-07066 586 PARKING VIOLATION 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 2/26/2021 3:19:13PM 21-06916 CODE5 STAKE OUT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; STAY OUT OF AREA2/25/2021 12:36:45PM 21-06808 CODE5 STAKE OUT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; STAY OUT OF AREA2/24/2021 2:51:13PM 21-06621 INFO **INFORMATION** 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL/CODE5 2/23/2021 3:56:27AM 21-06294 586 PARKING VIOLATION 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 2/20/2021 1:43:51PM 21-06194 INFO **INFORMATION** 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #103; WARSVC 2/19/2021 9:30:27PM 21-06170 CODE5 STAKE OUT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 2/19/2021 5:29:28PM 21-06089 TS TRAFFIC STOP 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 2/19/2021 3:28:55AM 21-06074 909T TRAFFIC HAZARD 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 2/19/2021 12:11:13AM 21-05337 925C SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE OCCUPIED 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 2/13/2021 2:11:41AM 21-05010 422 THREATS 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; STA RPT 2/10/2021 2:18:32PM 21-04954 415FAM FAMILY FIGHT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #UNK; 927H 2/10/2021 6:22:23AM 21-04735 919 KEEP THE PEACE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; PROPERTY 2/8/2021 9:12:45AM 21-04634 166.4J COURT ORDER VIOLATION J/O 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;PLOT 2/7/2021 11:26:09AM 21-04378 VEHSTR VEHICLE STORAGE 7891 WHITAKER ST 2/5/2021 10:35:13AM 21-04376 BUSAST BUSINESS ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 2/5/2021 10:26:05AM 21-04364 BUSCK BUSINESS CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 2/5/2021 9:24:53AM 21-03976 BUSCK BUSINESS CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 2/2/2021 9:22:52AM 21-03878 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 2/1/2021 1:10:08PM 21-03452 HV HOME VISIT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #113 1/29/2021 11:10:25AM 21-02814 503REC STOLEN VEHICLE RECOVERY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 1/24/2021 9:04:35AM 21-01951 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #107 1/16/2021 11:48:17PM 10 CR# NATURE CALL TYPE ADDRESS DATE REPORTED
21-01911 927H INCOMPLETE 911 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; VIA RAPID SOS 1/16/2021 5:59:25PM 21-00746 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 1/7/2021 9:58:57PM 20-44903 415FAM FAMILY FIGHT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#128 12/26/2020 9:32:42PM 20-44841 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #128; POSS 5150 12/26/2020 12:15:38PM 20-43979 415FAM FAMILY FIGHT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;136;POSS 12/18/2020 6:26:45PM 20-43850 INFO **INFORMATION** 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 12/17/2020 3:21:13PM 20-43835 INFO **INFORMATION** 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; STA18 12/17/2020 2:17:39PM 20-43787 PED PED CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 12/17/2020 3:09:30AM 20-43785 914T SUICIDE THREATS 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#139 12/17/2020 2:46:14AM 20-43714 TS TRAFFIC STOP 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 12/16/2020 12:37:08PM 20-43026 CODE5 STAKE OUT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; AREA OF 12/10/2020 3:36:47PM 20-42982 HV HOME VISIT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #113 12/10/2020 9:59:39AM 20-42646 CODE5 STAKE OUT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 12/7/2020 1:52:13PM 20-41990 927 UNKNOWN TROUBLE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #146 12/1/2020 5:01:42PM 20-41912 242J BATTERY J/O 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #102 11/30/2020 10:15:58PM 20-41485 415FAM FAMILY FIGHT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;141 11/26/2020 9:53:16PM 20-41375 415FAM FAMILY FIGHT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;# 141;ONE HALF IS GOA11/25/2020 6:03:42PM 20-41287 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#141 11/25/2020 3:29:20AM 20-39851 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #141 11/13/2020 1:59:33PM 20-39748 503REC STOLEN VEHICLE RECOVERY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; IFO;503REC 11/12/2020 1:48:34PM 20-39377 VEHSTR VEHICLE STORAGE 7891 WHITAKER ST 11/9/2020 7:33:19AM 20-39375 459V VEHICLE BURGLARY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 11/9/2020 7:20:21AM 20-39215 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #UNK; 927H 11/7/2020 7:30:53PM 20-38812 INFO **INFORMATION** 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 11/4/2020 4:19:54PM 20-38755 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;RM 146;FD 11/4/2020 12:21:14AM 20-38128 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST;L/S SB ON STANTON 10/29/2020 10:04:31PM 20-37925 BUSCK BUSINESS CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 10/28/2020 8:05:38AM 20-36819 CODE5 STAKE OUT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 10/19/2020 9:33:21AM 20-36050 INFO **INFORMATION** 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 10/13/2020 5:46:36PM 20-35612 919 KEEP THE PEACE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 10/10/2020 8:03:03AM 20-34845 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #146; FD ENRT; RECALL 10/4/2020 8:25:58PM 20-34838 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #146; FD 10/4/2020 7:13:53PM 20-34790 VEHSTR VEHICLE STORAGE 7891 WHITAKER ST 10/4/2020 9:01:59AM 20-34288 488 PETTY THEFT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;VIA T21 9/30/2020 12:42:15PM 20-34082 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;POSS #118 9/29/2020 12:26:09AM 20-33375 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 9/23/2020 5:06:33PM 20-32069 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #135 9/13/2020 4:21:59PM 20-31884 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #104 9/11/2020 11:32:28PM 20-31388 CITAST CITIZEN ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST;VIA 10-21; REF 20-31353 9/8/2020 3:05:34AM 20-31353 CITAST CITIZEN ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; #121 9/7/2020 8:44:29PM 20-31342 919 KEEP THE PEACE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;STA CALL 9/7/2020 5:29:26PM 20-30411 VEHSTR VEHICLE STORAGE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; IFO ON ACD 8/31/2020 9:36:10AM 20-29070 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #104 8/20/2020 1:50:49PM 20-29024 653X MISUSE OF 911 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #104; RECALL 8/20/2020 3:20:42AM 20-29021 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST;CORAL MOTEL; IFO; RECALL; 653X 8/20/2020 12:57:30AM 20-29014 927H INCOMPLETE 911 7891 WHITAKER ST; #104 8/19/2020 11:37:43PM 20-29013 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #104; RECALL 8/19/2020 11:11:08PM 20-29009 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #104; RECALL 8/19/2020 10:31:18PM 11 CR# NATURE CALL TYPE ADDRESS DATE REPORTED
20-29003 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #104 8/19/2020 10:06:00PM 20-28954 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; RM 104;FD 8/19/2020 12:58:04PM 20-28812 HV HOME VISIT 7891 WHITAKER ST; #127 8/18/2020 11:13:45AM 20-28068 CITAST CITIZEN ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;919 8/12/2020 12:48:55PM 20-27978 919 KEEP THE PEACE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #127; RECALL 8/11/2020 10:01:46PM 20-27971 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #127 8/11/2020 9:10:15PM 20-27807 5150 MENTAL PERSON 7891 WHITAKER ST;CORAL;#104 8/10/2020 5:26:17PM 20-27733 5150 MENTAL PERSON 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #104; POSS 8/9/2020 11:52:33PM 20-27731 5150 MENTAL PERSON 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #104; POSS 8/9/2020 11:28:45PM 20-27692 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;PLOT 8/9/2020 3:53:05PM 20-27677 415FAM FAMILY FIGHT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;RM 140;SEPERATED 8/9/2020 1:23:03PM 20-27642 925CIR SUSPICIOUS CIRCS 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #104; VIA 10-21 8/9/2020 3:13:46AM 20-27638 925CIR SUSPICIOUS CIRCS 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #104;VIA 10-21 8/9/2020 1:39:02AM 20-27600 925 SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY 7891 WHITAKER ST; RM 104 8/8/2020 7:49:00PM 20-27410 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #143; STA26 8/7/2020 8:08:10AM 20-27143 INFO **INFORMATION** 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; CODE5 8/5/2020 9:53:14AM 20-27085 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; UNK RM# 8/4/2020 9:32:05PM 20-26943 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #127 8/3/2020 8:10:14PM 20-26894 415FAM FAMILY FIGHT 7891 WHITAKER ST;CORAL MOTEL;RM 104 8/3/2020 2:13:55PM 20-26875 415NAB NEIGHBOR DISPUTE 7891 WHITAKER ST;#103 8/3/2020 11:19:01AM 20-26816 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #104; 902M 8/2/2020 10:56:33PM 20-26697 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #127; POSS 273D 8/1/2020 8:49:49PM 20-26693 TS TRAFFIC STOP 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; ACD SIDE 8/1/2020 8:24:24PM 20-26188 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;NEXT TO #138 7/28/2020 1:58:43PM 20-25263 BUSAST BUSINESS ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL#113 7/19/2020 1:48:04PM 20-25232 415FAM FAMILY FIGHT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #134; POSS 273.5 7/18/2020 11:28:45PM 20-25182 919 KEEP THE PEACE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;137 7/18/2020 2:30:55PM 20-24956 925CIR SUSPICIOUS CIRCS 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #119 7/16/2020 12:38:03AM 20-24778 415FAM FAMILY FIGHT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #131 7/14/2020 2:26:06PM 20-24698 273.5N SPOUSAL ABUSE NOW 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #131; POSS 7/13/2020 9:12:55PM 20-24587 966A SHOTS HEARD 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; A/O 7/12/2020 10:36:43PM 20-23905 TS TRAFFIC STOP 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 7/7/2020 8:07:21AM 20-23485 904 FIRE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; STRUCTURE 7/4/2020 6:31:06PM 20-23235 925SUB SUSPICIOUS SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 7/3/2020 2:17:30AM 20-23012 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #131 7/1/2020 3:44:13PM 20-22839 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; #104;FD 6/30/2020 9:43:54AM 20-22497 927X TRANSFERRED 911 CALL 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;XFER FD; #110 6/27/2020 6:27:10PM 20-22434 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#131 6/27/2020 6:35:02AM 20-21418 925 SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL/ SUBJ AND RP 6/18/2020 8:23:03PM 20-21405 415FGT FIGHT NOW 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#123;A/O 6/18/2020 5:15:52PM 20-20708 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #138;FD 6/13/2020 4:50:46PM 20-20699 503 STOLEN VEHICLE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #140 6/13/2020 3:30:28PM 20-20574 415FAM FAMILY FIGHT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #131 6/12/2020 3:35:44PM 20-20211 925C SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE OCCUPIED 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 6/9/2020 4:59:33PM 20-19869 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #112; 87 W/RP STATION PRIOR 6/6/2020 10:33:33PM 20-19556 REGIST REGISTRANT 7891 WHITAKER ST; #122 6/4/2020 3:00:40PM 20-19497 TS TRAFFIC STOP 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 6/3/2020 11:54:17PM 20-19291 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; RM 117 6/2/2020 12:47:04PM 12 CR# NATURE CALL TYPE ADDRESS DATE REPORTED
20-18743 902T NON-INJURY T/C 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 5/28/2020 8:40:05PM 20-18578 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; CNET 5/27/2020 11:45:46AM 20-18449 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 5/26/2020 11:33:03AM 20-18033 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 5/23/2020 8:32:56AM 20-17965 415FAM FAMILY FIGHT 7891 WHITAKER ST;CORAL MOTEL;IFO #123;POSS 5/22/2020 5:52:20PM 20-17944 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #117 5/22/2020 2:30:21PM 20-17907 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 5/22/2020 8:40:25AM 20-17796 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #117 5/21/2020 1:06:31PM 20-17535 BUSCK BUSINESS CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 5/19/2020 9:37:13AM 20-17037 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #142 5/14/2020 3:59:36PM 20-17036 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; 117 5/14/2020 3:57:07PM 20-17011 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 5/14/2020 11:01:49AM 20-16714 BUSAST BUSINESS ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 5/11/2020 1:00:52PM 20-16289 REGIST REGISTRANT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #135 5/7/2020 7:15:18PM 20-16229 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 5/7/2020 9:44:36AM 20-15600 CITAST CITIZEN ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #130 5/1/2020 2:21:53PM 20-15474 928 FOUND PROPERTY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 4/30/2020 3:32:01PM 20-15443 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #130 4/30/2020 11:50:35AM 20-15416 TRANS TRANSIENT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 4/30/2020 8:29:29AM 20-14582 TRANS TRANSIENT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 4/23/2020 2:18:27PM 20-14540 PED PED CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 4/23/2020 8:11:11AM 20-14231 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 4/20/2020 3:57:45PM 20-13683 TRANS TRANSIENT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; # 117 4/15/2020 3:55:20PM 20-13505 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 4/14/2020 10:05:00AM 20-13432 487 GRAND THEFT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #146;POSS 4/13/2020 4:31:58PM 20-13297 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#124;FD ENRT 4/11/2020 11:45:03PM 20-12995 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; #142; CAT 4/9/2020 1:22:01PM 20-12963 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 4/9/2020 9:16:38AM 20-12747 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; CNET 4/7/2020 10:35:16AM 20-12271 TRANS TRANSIENT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #117,#120,#130 4/2/2020 9:28:49AM 20-12212 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 4/1/2020 5:26:47PM 20-12181 415 DISTURBANCE OF PEACE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 4/1/2020 2:17:22PM 20-11872 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 3/30/2020 8:50:52AM 20-11748 BUSAST BUSINESS ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;RM 117;415SUB 3/28/2020 11:49:28PM 20-11734 919 KEEP THE PEACE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;RM 133 3/28/2020 10:03:00PM 20-11460 415FAM FAMILY FIGHT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;NEXT TO 113;HEARD ONLY 3/26/2020 7:06:01PM 20-10800 415FAM FAMILY FIGHT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; IFO; RECALL 3/21/2020 1:30:39PM 20-10793 415FAM FAMILY FIGHT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; IFO; DELAYED; 10-213/21/2020 12:28:44PM 20-10764 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#113;IFO 3/21/2020 2:22:38AM 20-10761 415FAM FAMILY FIGHT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#113 3/21/2020 12:29:19AM 20-10270 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; POSS #120; PC ONLY3/15/2020 8:02:10PM 20-10200 TS TRAFFIC STOP 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 3/15/2020 3:00:12AM 20-10098 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; UNK RM# 3/14/2020 7:54:40AM 20-09947 FP FOOT PATROL 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 3/12/2020 9:55:15PM 20-09943 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; RM 126 3/12/2020 8:48:54PM 20-09824 925CIR SUSPICIOUS CIRCS 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; BTWN RM #214-219 3/11/2020 11:02:34PM 20-09720 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#126 3/11/2020 8:31:19AM 20-09699 925CIR SUSPICIOUS CIRCS 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#142 3/11/2020 6:06:08AM 13 CR# NATURE CALL TYPE ADDRESS DATE REPORTED
20-09339 902M MEDICAL AID 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; RM# 132 3/8/2020 2:09:41PM 20-09111 415 DISTURBANCE OF PEACE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 3/6/2020 8:43:20PM 20-09104 914T SUICIDE THREATS 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#132 3/6/2020 7:56:40PM 20-09059 415FAM FAMILY FIGHT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #126 3/6/2020 2:45:12PM 20-08401 CITAST CITIZEN ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #121 3/1/2020 12:38:44PM 20-07547 TS TRAFFIC STOP 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 2/24/2020 2:21:20PM 20-06791 914S SUICIDE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #114;907K 2/19/2020 11:23:18AM 20-06720 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#114;IFO 2/18/2020 7:06:47PM 20-06634 488 PETTY THEFT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; 87 7931 WHITAKER 2/18/2020 7:38:39AM 20-05996 H&S DRUGS 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;RM 117;PC CHECK 2/13/2020 1:44:05PM 20-05893 415 DISTURBANCE OF PEACE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#117 2/12/2020 9:51:54PM 20-05883 PED PED CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 2/12/2020 8:42:34PM 20-05750 925V SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE UNOCCUPIED7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 2/11/2020 11:55:19PM 20-05742 PED PED CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 2/11/2020 10:14:56PM 20-05726 919 KEEP THE PEACE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 2/11/2020 8:34:32PM 20-05273 TS TRAFFIC STOP 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 2/8/2020 3:54:32PM 20-05247 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; PRIOR 927H 2/8/2020 12:11:21PM 20-05246 415 DISTURBANCE OF PEACE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #115 2/8/2020 12:07:43PM 20-05118 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; RM 115-116 2/7/2020 11:29:51AM 20-04078 487 GRAND THEFT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; RM 126 1/30/2020 6:06:27PM 20-03965 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 1/30/2020 3:07:15AM 20-03182 927 UNKNOWN TROUBLE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#145 1/24/2020 8:40:39AM 20-02184 925V SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE UNOCCUPIED7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 1/17/2020 12:15:55PM 20-01958 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;UNK RM # 1/15/2020 7:39:53PM 20-01559 PED PED CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 1/13/2020 8:15:10AM 20-00341 925SUB SUSPICIOUS SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 1/3/2020 4:39:01PM 20-00163 TS TRAFFIC STOP 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; ADC SIDE 1/2/2020 10:11:45AM 19-52443 415FGT FIGHT NOW 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;IFO 12/31/2019 8:59:37PM 19-52257 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 12/30/2019 2:47:54PM 19-52061 PED PED CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 12/28/2019 10:06:00PM 19-51383 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST;CORAL MOTEL; RM 126 12/23/2019 4:17:42PM 19-51291 503 STOLEN VEHICLE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; STA CALL 12/22/2019 6:37:45PM 19-50999 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#126 12/20/2019 3:25:40PM 19-49290 503REC STOLEN VEHICLE RECOVERY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; POSS; LOJACK 12/7/2019 11:30:05AM 19-49125 INFO **INFORMATION** 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #UNK; FU; STA24 12/6/2019 8:04:49AM 19-48967 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; BACK SIDE; 925SUB12/4/2019 6:20:24PM 19-48917 BUSCK BUSINESS CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 12/4/2019 10:37:30AM 19-48845 BUSCK BUSINESS CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 12/3/2019 3:31:29PM 19-47500 VEHSTR VEHICLE STORAGE 7891 WHITAKER ST 11/22/2019 1:49:30PM 19-46568 261 RAPE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #137; POSS 11/15/2019 9:32:41AM 19-46353 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 11/13/2019 10:58:48AM 19-46277 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 11/12/2019 6:52:07PM 19-45874 487 GRAND THEFT 7891 WHITAKER ST; #105; STA CALL 11/9/2019 1:43:26PM 19-45805 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#116;POSS RM # 11/9/2019 12:52:00AM 19-45483 925CIR SUSPICIOUS CIRCS 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; R/O 11/6/2019 3:00:40PM 19-45470 WARSVC WARRANT SERVICE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #110 11/6/2019 1:45:50PM 19-45007 966A SHOTS HEARD 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;A/O 11/2/2019 10:41:59PM 19-44257 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 10/28/2019 9:37:14AM 14 CR# NATURE CALL TYPE ADDRESS DATE REPORTED
19-43889 925C SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE OCCUPIED 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 10/25/2019 10:14:30PM 19-43644 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#116 10/24/2019 4:20:10AM 19-41240 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL ; #122 10/7/2019 10:47:33PM 19-40921 243.4 SEXUAL BATTERY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #115 10/5/2019 10:40:12PM 19-40681 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #147; CAT 10/4/2019 1:18:00PM 19-40524 920A MISSING ADULT 7891 WHITAKER ST; STA CALL 10/3/2019 10:11:22AM 19-40281 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;UNK RM #;CAT TEAM10/1/2019 2:35:56PM 19-39146 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 9/23/2019 6:19:12PM 19-37785 CITAST CITIZEN ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; ILLUMINATION FOUNDATION; #142 9/14/2019 12:49:40PM 19-37250 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;OFFICE 9/10/2019 9:46:18PM 19-36862 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;IFO 9/7/2019 9:17:39PM 19-35263 VEHSTR VEHICLE STORAGE 7891 WHITAKER ST 8/28/2019 2:16:50PM 19-34964 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; #116; FD; 927D 8/26/2019 2:32:07PM 19-34139 488 PETTY THEFT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#135 8/20/2019 11:56:15PM 19-34047 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#125;PARTYS SEPERATED 8/20/2019 10:40:19AM 19-33062 914T SUICIDE THREATS 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 8/13/2019 4:25:34PM 19-32132 CITAST CITIZEN ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;POSS 920AF- 19-32014; #142 8/7/2019 1:40:15PM 19-31633 904 FIRE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#101; 907K 8/4/2019 1:39:24AM 19-31090 REGIST REGISTRANT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #130 7/31/2019 2:30:52PM 19-31051 211J ROBBERY J/O 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#140;ATT 7/31/2019 8:54:14AM 19-30435 415FAM FAMILY FIGHT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#143;415 HALF GOA 7/27/2019 7:42:33AM 19-29914 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CAT TEAM 7/23/2019 11:50:04PM 19-29865 BUSAST BUSINESS ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL FRONT OFFICE; REF 914T 7/23/2019 5:33:26PM 19-28917 459V VEHICLE BURGLARY 7891 WHITAKER ST 7/17/2019 11:26:49AM 19-26543 242J BATTERY J/O 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #131 7/2/2019 6:35:38PM 19-25937 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL / RM 101 - FD ENRT 6/29/2019 12:03:15AM 19-24174 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 6/17/2019 8:44:09AM 19-24134 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;SIDEWALK 6/16/2019 9:20:54PM 19-24130 415FW DISTURBING FIREWORKS 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 6/16/2019 8:48:07PM 19-24112 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL /#101 - FD RESP 6/16/2019 6:45:49PM 19-24059 CITAST CITIZEN ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 6/16/2019 7:18:59AM 19-24007 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; #104;CORAL MOTEL 6/15/2019 11:05:23PM 19-23965 CITAST CITIZEN ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; IFO 6/15/2019 8:07:56PM 19-23386 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #128; FD/415 SUBJ 6/12/2019 6:04:29AM 19-22636 TS TRAFFIC STOP 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; IFO 6/7/2019 2:48:25PM 19-22242 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #124;CAT TEAM 6/4/2019 1:00:05PM 19-21424 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL/RM 122 5/29/2019 11:36:10AM 19-21221 VEHSTR VEHICLE STORAGE 7891 WHITAKER ST 5/28/2019 7:46:18AM 19-21020 927H INCOMPLETE 911 7891 WHITAKER ST;XFD 5/26/2019 7:56:44PM 19-20042 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;NEAR #147 5/19/2019 11:47:58PM 19-19894 FLAG FLAG DOWN 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 5/18/2019 4:08:36PM 19-19729 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #122; CAT TEAM 5/17/2019 11:22:32AM 19-18268 BUSAST BUSINESS ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #139 5/6/2019 1:16:38PM 19-17628 INFO **INFORMATION** 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #122 5/1/2019 6:39:47PM 19-17608 925CIR SUSPICIOUS CIRCS 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 5/1/2019 4:37:05PM 19-17408 REGIST REGISTRANT 7891 WHITAKER ST; #122 4/30/2019 1:01:39PM 19-17060 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; FD 4/28/2019 2:25:13AM 19-16395 TS TRAFFIC STOP 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 4/23/2019 4:34:57PM 15 CR# NATURE CALL TYPE ADDRESS DATE REPORTED
19-16322 242J BATTERY J/O 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL/ILLUMINATION FOUNDATION 4/23/2019 7:51:03AM 19-16105 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; UNK #; CAT 4/21/2019 6:47:55PM 19-15798 BUSAST BUSINESS ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST;#138 4/19/2019 11:51:02AM 19-15637 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #136 4/18/2019 1:15:42PM 19-14927 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#125; CAT TEAM 4/14/2019 11:07:19AM 19-14444 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #109 4/10/2019 3:59:07PM 19-14207 928 FOUND PROPERTY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#121;H&S 4/9/2019 11:45:33AM 19-11370 REGIST REGISTRANT 7891 WHITAKER ST; # 133 3/21/2019 9:09:04AM 19-10743 488 PETTY THEFT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #103;POSS 3/17/2019 10:15:08AM 19-09812 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #101 3/11/2019 2:45:26AM 19-08921 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 3/5/2019 8:02:15AM 19-08287 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST;RM 103 2/28/2019 6:04:22PM 19-08109 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; CAT TEAM 2/27/2019 4:09:42PM 19-08107 166.4 COURT ORDER VIOLATION 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#103 2/27/2019 4:04:44PM 19-07658 242J BATTERY J/O 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #142; PARTIES SEPARATED 2/24/2019 8:56:21PM 19-06760 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL #122 ;CAT TEAM 2/18/2019 2:56:43PM 19-06747 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST;CORAL MOTEL 2/18/2019 12:40:18PM 19-06462 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; UNK RM#;POSS 914T2/16/2019 2:01:11AM 19-06330 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 2/15/2019 8:47:31AM 19-06211 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; #104; CAT TEAM 2/14/2019 11:39:36AM 19-06031 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; #104B 2/13/2019 1:32:19AM 19-04949 243.4 SEXUAL BATTERY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; STA CALL 2/5/2019 7:57:20PM 19-04397 FLAG FLAG DOWN 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 2/1/2019 11:49:54AM 19-03157 10852 VEHICLE TAMPERING 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; POSS 503ATT 1/23/2019 4:53:22PM 19-02923 TS TRAFFIC STOP 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; PLOT OFF OF ACD 1/22/2019 10:41:08AM 19-01839 FLAG FLAG DOWN 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 1/14/2019 5:42:09PM 19-01834 920A MISSING ADULT 7891 WHITAKER ST; STA RPT 1/14/2019 5:11:35PM 19-01522 PED PED CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 1/12/2019 8:58:33AM 19-01479 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; IFO RM 110 1/11/2019 11:18:58PM 19-01436 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; RM 146 / FD ENRT 1/11/2019 4:44:02PM 19-01247 INFO **INFORMATION** 7891 WHITAKER ST; #107; CORAL MOTEL 1/10/2019 9:42:11AM 19-01203 925SUB SUSPICIOUS SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #107 1/9/2019 11:27:00PM 19-01010 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 1/8/2019 5:11:43PM 18-54539 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; PRIOR 415FGT 12/28/2018 12:08:19AM 18-54500 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST;CORAL MOTEL;#107;P/LOT 12/27/2018 5:00:40PM 18-54423 925C SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE OCCUPIED 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 12/26/2018 11:16:00PM 18-53441 927 UNKNOWN TROUBLE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;POSS 211; #107 12/19/2018 9:26:55PM 18-52333 415 DISTURBANCE OF PEACE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; ROOM # 142 12/11/2018 9:24:07PM 18-51708 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;IFO;BUS STOP 12/7/2018 7:10:24AM 18-51604 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#102 12/6/2018 2:30:14AM 18-51151 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #130 12/2/2018 8:14:39PM 18-50745 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #135 11/29/2018 4:41:25PM 18-50735 VEHSTR VEHICLE STORAGE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 11/29/2018 3:44:00PM 18-50689 488 PETTY THEFT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #134 11/29/2018 8:35:05AM 18-50073 925V SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE UNOCCUPIED7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 11/24/2018 9:06:48AM 18-48597 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #125;FD;914T 11/13/2018 12:19:33PM 18-47766 INSP INSPECTION 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 11/7/2018 10:38:44AM 18-47451 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;IFO;ON WHITAKER 11/5/2018 6:29:14AM 16 CR# NATURE CALL TYPE ADDRESS DATE REPORTED
18-47225 BUSAST BUSINESS ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#125 11/3/2018 9:53:46AM 18-46916 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #202 10/31/2018 6:27:18PM 18-46491 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL RM 142 10/28/2018 8:24:54PM 18-46339 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL #142;CAT TEAM 10/27/2018 8:17:51PM 18-46124 902T NON-INJURY T/C 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;OIF 10/26/2018 12:29:11AM 18-46014 CITAST CITIZEN ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #140 10/25/2018 10:38:46AM 18-45782 273D CHILD ABUSE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;STA CALL 10/23/2018 5:22:29PM 18-45769 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#141;CAT TEAM 10/23/2018 3:54:05PM 18-45729 INSP INSPECTION 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 10/23/2018 10:36:54AM 18-45679 BIKE BIKE CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 10/22/2018 11:14:48PM 18-45563 BUSAST BUSINESS ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST;CORAL MOTEL;#125 10/22/2018 6:56:28AM 18-45224 925CIR SUSPICIOUS CIRCS 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 10/19/2018 3:56:54PM 18-44789 920A MISSING ADULT 7891 WHITAKER ST; STA RPT 10/16/2018 10:54:26AM 18-43477 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST;UNK RM #;CAT 10/7/2018 11:37:19AM 18-43194 261 RAPE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #114; POSS 10/5/2018 11:45:48AM 18-42942 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #116 10/3/2018 2:02:31PM 18-41678 415FAM FAMILY FIGHT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 9/25/2018 12:03:58AM 18-41653 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST;CORAL MOTEL 9/24/2018 8:30:11PM 18-41020 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL /#103 9/20/2018 6:54:31PM 18-40998 REGIST REGISTRANT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #142 9/20/2018 3:37:09PM 18-40038 920A MISSING ADULT 7891 WHITAKER ST 9/14/2018 3:40:47PM 18-39575 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#101;CAT TEAM 9/11/2018 3:46:43PM 18-39501 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST ;CORAL MOTEL 9/11/2018 7:26:20AM 18-38986 REGIST REGISTRANT 7891 WHITAKER ST; 122 9/7/2018 9:26:02AM 18-38801 415FAM FAMILY FIGHT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL / #124 9/6/2018 12:17:43AM 18-37270 TS TRAFFIC STOP 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 8/27/2018 10:51:32AM 18-36326 273.5J SPOUSAL ABUSE J/O 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #124 8/20/2018 10:42:44PM 18-36238 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;IFO 8/20/2018 9:47:40AM 18-35128 925SUB SUSPICIOUS SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 8/13/2018 1:00:57AM 18-34144 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; #143 8/6/2018 7:57:29PM 18-33934 273.5 SPOUSAL ABUSE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 8/5/2018 7:03:08AM 18-33639 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 8/3/2018 2:08:08PM 18-33111 BUSAST BUSINESS ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #127 7/31/2018 12:43:34AM 18-33039 H&S DRUGS 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; POSS # 142/ #164 7/30/2018 2:56:34PM 18-32920 488 PETTY THEFT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; DELAYED 7/29/2018 2:33:54PM 18-32156 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST;CORAL MOTEL;CAT 7/24/2018 5:57:55PM 18-31653 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST;CORAL MOTEL;IFO 7/21/2018 3:02:04AM 18-31598 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST;CORAL MOTEL;IFO;RTN CALL 7/20/2018 8:28:27PM 18-31588 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST ; CORAL MOTEL 7/20/2018 7:43:01PM 18-31455 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST;CORAL MOTEL; #103 7/19/2018 7:15:13PM 18-31340 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 7/19/2018 1:42:57AM 18-31030 902TPP PRIVATE PROPERTY T/C 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 7/17/2018 7:40:54AM 18-30932 CITAST CITIZEN ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; #144;CORAL MOTEL 7/16/2018 2:24:09PM 18-30930 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; #UNK;CORAL MOTEL;CAT TEAM 7/16/2018 2:06:44PM 18-30877 602L TRESPASSING 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 7/16/2018 6:29:01AM 18-30504 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 7/13/2018 3:58:27PM 18-30387 REGIST REGISTRANT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #143 7/12/2018 6:12:42PM 18-29964 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST;CORAL MOTEL 7/9/2018 11:51:25PM 17 CR# NATURE CALL TYPE ADDRESS DATE REPORTED
18-29682 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST;#141;CORAL MOTEL; FD 7/8/2018 1:27:45AM 18-29587 FLAG FLAG DOWN 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 7/7/2018 12:51:00PM 18-29436 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 7/6/2018 1:41:37PM 18-29199 415 DISTURBANCE OF PEACE 7891 WHITAKER ST; #103;ROOMATES 7/4/2018 11:01:48PM 18-29056 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;LOBBY 7/4/2018 8:17:57PM 18-29030 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#112;FD 7/4/2018 7:46:52PM 18-28800 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 7/3/2018 6:16:21PM 18-28494 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 7/1/2018 7:18:04PM 18-28435 BUSAST BUSINESS ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; RM 117; POSS 415SUB7/1/2018 8:28:10AM 18-28286 H&S DRUGS 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; RM 116;EXPLOSION METH COOKING 6/30/2018 3:13:50PM 18-27777 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; PRIOR 6/27/2018 3:33:32PM 18-27756 CITAST CITIZEN ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #111 6/27/2018 1:01:06PM 18-26565 CITAST CITIZEN ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#111 6/19/2018 11:43:06PM 18-26131 CITAST CITIZEN ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST;CORAL MOTEL;#111 6/16/2018 11:51:51PM 18-25261 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; #138; CORAL MOTEL 6/11/2018 1:22:48PM 18-24644 488 PETTY THEFT 7891 WHITAKER ST;CORAL MOTEL; STA CALL 6/7/2018 2:37:53PM 18-24225 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;RM 142 6/4/2018 3:30:57PM 18-24113 BUSCK BUSINESS CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 6/3/2018 8:09:03PM 18-23877 415FAM FAMILY FIGHT 7891 WHITAKER ST;RM 125 6/2/2018 7:12:12AM 18-23774 BUSAST BUSINESS ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST;CORAL MOTEL 6/1/2018 5:55:04PM 18-23677 602L TRESPASSING 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #127 5/31/2018 11:35:44PM 18-23549 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL ; CAT 5/31/2018 8:24:18AM 18-23520 242J BATTERY J/O 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #124 5/30/2018 11:00:07PM 18-23499 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; MAIN OFFICE 5/30/2018 8:28:38PM 18-23001 415FAM FAMILY FIGHT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; RM 120 5/27/2018 3:46:20PM 18-22777 488 PETTY THEFT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#128 5/26/2018 2:45:32AM 18-22514 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#102 5/24/2018 7:55:00PM 18-22444 902M MEDICAL AID 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #139 5/24/2018 1:38:45PM 18-22391 415FAM FAMILY FIGHT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#116 5/24/2018 4:23:52AM 18-22215 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST;CORAL MOTEL 5/22/2018 11:37:50PM 18-21883 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 5/20/2018 5:08:38AM 18-21870 927 UNKNOWN TROUBLE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 5/20/2018 2:28:11AM 18-21791 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#142 5/19/2018 6:32:32PM 18-21661 927H INCOMPLETE 911 7891 WHITAKER ST; #106;CORAL MOTEL 5/18/2018 9:50:52PM 18-21620 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;UNK RM # 5/18/2018 4:13:55PM 18-20402 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; #101; FD 5/11/2018 6:01:38AM 18-19775 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; RM132;CAT TEAM 5/7/2018 3:55:40PM 18-19742 FLAG FLAG DOWN 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 5/7/2018 12:26:16PM 18-18631 BUSAST BUSINESS ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #117 4/30/2018 2:53:40PM 18-18246 488 PETTY THEFT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#142 4/27/2018 4:19:45PM 18-17769 488 PETTY THEFT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; POSS 4/24/2018 3:51:45PM 18-17357 FP FOOT PATROL 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; WHIT SIDE W/OF STAN4/21/2018 3:51:14PM 18-16782 CITAST CITIZEN ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #141; STACALL 4/17/2018 9:22:57PM 18-16677 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 4/17/2018 9:38:33AM 18-16315 919 KEEP THE PEACE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #139 4/14/2018 10:30:03PM 18-16017 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 4/12/2018 9:15:56PM 18-15604 459 BURGLARY, MISC 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; RM 132 4/10/2018 4:24:14PM 18-15554 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 4/10/2018 11:28:15AM 18 CR# NATURE CALL TYPE ADDRESS DATE REPORTED
18-15503 273.5N SPOUSAL ABUSE NOW 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; IFO POSS 4/10/2018 1:01:44AM 18-14162 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;RM 118 3/31/2018 12:51:26PM 18-13887 BUSAST BUSINESS ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#148 3/29/2018 3:53:12PM 18-13773 DUTY DUTYMAN CALL OUT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 3/28/2018 10:44:40PM 18-12911 FLAG FLAG DOWN 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 3/24/2018 2:04:11PM 18-12907 415FAM FAMILY FIGHT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#109 3/24/2018 1:45:56PM 18-12710 919 KEEP THE PEACE 7891 WHITAKER ST; #148 3/23/2018 11:23:43AM 18-12707 919 KEEP THE PEACE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #145 3/23/2018 10:44:15AM 18-12614 488 PETTY THEFT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #145;POSS 3/22/2018 3:13:45PM 18-11479 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 3/15/2018 9:46:02AM 18-11318 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;AOD 3/14/2018 10:22:36AM 18-10923 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; #140; AOD; FD 3/11/2018 6:41:28PM 18-09890 242N BATTERY NOW 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 3/4/2018 8:09:06PM 18-09889 242N BATTERY NOW 7891 WHITAKER ST;#132;CORAL MOTEL;POSS 3/4/2018 8:06:34PM 18-09728 BIKE BIKE CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; OFFICE 3/3/2018 2:39:35PM 18-09477 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 3/1/2018 1:32:39PM 18-09183 927H INCOMPLETE 911 7891 WHITAKER ST;CORAL MOTEL;UNK RM # 2/27/2018 6:13:04PM 18-08952 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 2/26/2018 12:52:04PM 18-08761 919 KEEP THE PEACE 7891 WHITAKER ST; #143/CORAL MOTEL 2/24/2018 11:45:06PM 18-08643 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#141 2/24/2018 5:54:44AM 18-08359 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#142 2/22/2018 3:53:05AM 18-07829 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;PRIOR 2/18/2018 3:20:13PM 18-07658 BUSAST BUSINESS ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 2/17/2018 12:23:29PM 18-06855 480 INJURY HIT AND RUN 7891 WHITAKER ST; #134; CORAL; POSS; DELAYED 2/12/2018 10:09:08PM 18-05710 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 2/5/2018 7:11:10PM 18-04790 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 1/30/2018 3:06:52PM 18-04736 PED PED CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 1/30/2018 8:51:12AM 18-04692 415FAM FAMILY FIGHT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; RM 127 1/29/2018 9:44:23PM 18-04650 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; RM 129 OR # 141 1/29/2018 3:45:37PM 18-04223 TS TRAFFIC STOP 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 1/26/2018 9:40:45PM 18-04149 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; FRT OFFICE 1/26/2018 11:46:29AM 18-03464 HV HOME VISIT 7891 WHITAKER ST 1/22/2018 2:26:33PM 18-02546 PED PED CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; DEAD END 1/16/2018 11:04:11PM 18-02312 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 1/15/2018 9:41:24PM 18-01438 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 1/10/2018 9:02:57AM 18-01400 TS TRAFFIC STOP 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 1/9/2018 10:29:15PM 18-01172 PED PED CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; WHITAKER SIDE 1/8/2018 1:25:46PM 18-01149 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 1/8/2018 8:53:50AM 18-01029 PED PED CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; X2 1/7/2018 8:51:10AM 18-00564 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 1/4/2018 10:40:59AM 18-00340 BUSAST BUSINESS ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#116 1/2/2018 10:20:47PM 18-00228 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 1/2/2018 9:56:32AM 18-00102 PED PED CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; WHITAKER 1/1/2018 3:43:00PM 17-57420 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#142;BUSAST 12/31/2017 10:00:45AM 17-57127 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 12/29/2017 2:59:57PM 17-57101 PED PED CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 12/29/2017 11:52:19AM 17-56933 925SUB SUSPICIOUS SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;POSS 261 SUSP 12/28/2017 12:19:25PM 17-56632 925V SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE UNOCCUPIED7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; WHITAKER 12/26/2017 3:39:40PM 19 CR# NATURE CALL TYPE ADDRESS DATE REPORTED
17-56443 925V SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE UNOCCUPIED7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 12/25/2017 8:22:25AM 17-56362 927D DEAD BODY 7891 WHITAKER ST; #143;907K 12/24/2017 4:34:08PM 17-56169 927D DEAD BODY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #145 12/23/2017 7:53:29AM 17-55129 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST;CORAL MOTEL;#140;CONTACT REQ 12/16/2017 11:23:11AM 17-54970 919 KEEP THE PEACE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #140 12/15/2017 11:01:40AM 17-54660 CITAST CITIZEN ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#140 12/13/2017 4:02:31PM 17-54423 925V SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE UNOCCUPIED7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 12/12/2017 9:14:41AM 17-54060 TS TRAFFIC STOP 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 12/9/2017 10:37:29PM 17-52810 PED PED CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 12/2/2017 7:01:44AM 17-52221 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST;CORAL MOTEL;#136 11/28/2017 9:18:34PM 17-52136 CITAST CITIZEN ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#136 11/28/2017 11:44:03AM 17-51932 PED PED CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 11/27/2017 9:17:06AM 17-50948 TS TRAFFIC STOP 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 11/21/2017 7:52:16AM 17-50397 919 KEEP THE PEACE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #135 11/17/2017 3:20:49PM 17-50308 502 DRUNK DRIVER 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 11/16/2017 11:26:10PM 17-50179 422 THREATS 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #132 11/16/2017 11:48:33AM 17-49650 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#130 11/13/2017 11:38:58AM 17-49542 415FAM FAMILY FIGHT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#117 11/12/2017 5:15:25PM 17-46565 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 10/26/2017 7:59:48AM 17-46489 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 10/25/2017 3:49:16PM 17-46123 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 10/23/2017 7:31:44AM 17-46026 CITAST CITIZEN ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; STA CALL 10/22/2017 4:25:47PM 17-44483 242J BATTERY J/O 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; 116; 10/13/2017 11:36:43AM 17-44359 REGIST REGISTRANT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #130 10/12/2017 3:06:59PM 17-44064 925CIR SUSPICIOUS CIRCS 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #141;POSS PGR 10/10/2017 10:20:26PM 17-43750 TS TRAFFIC STOP 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 10/9/2017 10:05:30AM 17-42884 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 10/3/2017 7:31:58PM 17-42757 927 UNKNOWN TROUBLE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #141 10/3/2017 6:48:20AM 17-42613 925V SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE UNOCCUPIED7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;POSS 503REC 10/2/2017 10:58:21AM 17-42472 PED PED CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 10/1/2017 8:12:49AM 17-42348 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#123; FD 9/30/2017 2:02:49PM 17-42097 PED PED CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 9/28/2017 6:27:27PM 17-41991 PED PED CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 9/28/2017 10:02:50AM 17-41970 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 9/28/2017 8:03:28AM 17-41904 PED PED CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST 9/27/2017 9:05:11PM 17-41764 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;NEAR RM #101 9/27/2017 7:12:02AM 17-41230 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 9/23/2017 11:29:06PM 17-41156 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #115 9/23/2017 5:14:45PM 17-41019 REGIST REGISTRANT 7891 WHITAKER ST 9/22/2017 6:17:12PM 17-40663 BIKE BIKE CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; ACD SIDE 9/20/2017 10:47:50PM 17-40345 FP FOOT PATROL 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 9/19/2017 10:18:30AM 17-40278 503 STOLEN VEHICLE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #134;INFO 9/18/2017 10:49:01PM 17-40201 BIKE BIKE CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 9/18/2017 2:22:33PM 17-39302 919 KEEP THE PEACE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 9/12/2017 9:07:15PM 17-39131 925SUB SUSPICIOUS SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#104 9/11/2017 9:22:38PM 17-37905 415FAM FAMILY FIGHT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #134 9/4/2017 7:49:07PM 17-37269 919 KEEP THE PEACE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#124 8/31/2017 10:10:02PM 17-36900 925V SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE UNOCCUPIED7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; IFO 8/29/2017 8:55:25PM 20 CR# NATURE CALL TYPE ADDRESS DATE REPORTED
17-35740 415FAM FAMILY FIGHT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; RM 127;STA;PRIOR 8/22/2017 11:49:11PM 17-35148 L/S LOST/STOLEN 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#137 8/19/2017 9:18:48AM 17-34647 PED PED CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 8/16/2017 1:27:16AM 17-34394 459V VEHICLE BURGLARY 7891 WHITAKER ST ;CORAL MOTEL 8/14/2017 11:48:30AM 17-34316 FP FOOT PATROL 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 8/13/2017 10:22:14PM 17-33921 REGIST REGISTRANT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #128 8/11/2017 8:14:27AM 17-33917 REGIST REGISTRANT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #128 8/11/2017 8:00:19AM 17-32192 594 VANDALISM 7891 WHITAKER ST; STA RPT 7/31/2017 8:50:00AM 17-32153 594 VANDALISM 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 7/31/2017 1:54:24AM 17-31497 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; RM 128 7/26/2017 10:04:18PM 17-30957 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#101 7/23/2017 1:22:07PM 17-29537 415 DISTURBANCE OF PEACE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 7/13/2017 10:20:06PM 17-28212 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 7/6/2017 2:28:57AM 17-28197 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 7/5/2017 11:53:38PM 17-27992 415FW DISTURBING FIREWORKS 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 7/4/2017 10:52:33PM 17-27418 PED PED CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; BUS STOP 7/2/2017 9:06:58AM 17-27355 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 7/1/2017 10:25:21PM 17-26738 PED PED CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 6/28/2017 10:16:04AM 17-26050 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; #103;STA 44 6/24/2017 2:04:35AM 17-25903 415FAM FAMILY FIGHT 7891 WHITAKER ST;#130; CORAL MOTEL;919;W 10-32 6/23/2017 5:14:03AM 17-25250 TS TRAFFIC STOP 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 6/19/2017 11:24:55AM 17-25189 925CIR SUSPICIOUS CIRCS 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#142 6/18/2017 10:32:18PM 17-24980 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 6/17/2017 3:02:17PM 17-24263 273D CHILD ABUSE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL #116 6/13/2017 8:06:58AM 17-24060 273.5 SPOUSAL ABUSE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL ; PRIOR 6/11/2017 4:32:46PM 17-23550 VEHSTR VEHICLE STORAGE 7891 WHITAKER ST 6/8/2017 10:15:11AM 17-23292 TS TRAFFIC STOP 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 6/6/2017 2:47:31PM 17-22795 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 6/3/2017 2:57:13PM 17-22640 TS TRAFFIC STOP 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 6/2/2017 4:42:57PM 17-22589 REGIST REGISTRANT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #125 6/2/2017 11:21:38AM 17-22574 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #124 6/2/2017 9:22:37AM 17-22530 CODE5 STAKE OUT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 6/1/2017 9:45:53PM 17-22237 VEHSTR VEHICLE STORAGE 7891 WHITAKER ST 5/31/2017 7:30:30AM 17-21411 PED PED CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 5/26/2017 8:07:10AM 17-21328 VEHSTR VEHICLE STORAGE 7891 WHITAKER ST 5/25/2017 3:47:58PM 17-21274 415FAM FAMILY FIGHT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #136 5/25/2017 11:02:30AM 17-21121 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#114 5/24/2017 11:58:53AM 17-21117 594 VANDALISM 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #139;488 5/24/2017 11:41:46AM 17-20986 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 5/23/2017 5:41:13PM 17-20795 240 ASSAULT 7891 WHITAKER ST; STA CALL 5/22/2017 4:46:32PM 17-20774 415FAM FAMILY FIGHT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #109; HEARD ONLY 5/22/2017 2:54:56PM 17-20489 273.5 SPOUSAL ABUSE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; RM# 115; POSS 5/20/2017 2:06:24PM 17-19699 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; OUTSIDE / FD 5/15/2017 7:54:55PM 17-19403 H&S DRUGS 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #109 5/13/2017 6:00:27PM 17-19341 BUSCK BUSINESS CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 5/13/2017 8:41:19AM 17-17594 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; POSS# 126 5/1/2017 12:41:41PM 17-17362 242 BATTERY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;POSS 4/29/2017 9:01:49PM 17-17212 TS TRAFFIC STOP 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 4/28/2017 10:30:02PM 21 CR# NATURE CALL TYPE ADDRESS DATE REPORTED
17-15163 REGIST REGISTRANT 7891 WHITAKER ST 4/16/2017 12:50:02PM 17-15002 TS TRAFFIC STOP 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 4/15/2017 1:51:53PM 17-14664 919 KEEP THE PEACE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#146 4/13/2017 10:46:15AM 17-12866 390 DRUNK IN PUBLIC 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#120 4/2/2017 11:56:55AM 17-12833 927 UNKNOWN TROUBLE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL #120 4/2/2017 6:00:10AM 17-11533 925CIR SUSPICIOUS CIRCS 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #147 3/24/2017 12:55:07AM 17-11258 483 HIT AND RUN PARKED VEHICLE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;415SUB 3/22/2017 10:16:34AM 17-10330 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #133; FD; 415 VERBAL3/16/2017 1:25:01PM 17-10301 927H INCOMPLETE 911 7891 WHITAKER ST; XFER TO FD; #132; CORAL MOTEL 3/16/2017 11:11:17AM 17-09074 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;143 3/8/2017 7:48:13PM 17-08727 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CAT 3/6/2017 3:57:31PM 17-07433 919 KEEP THE PEACE 7891 WHITAKER ST;CORAL MOTEL;#104 2/24/2017 8:09:19PM 17-07339 503 STOLEN VEHICLE 7891 WHITAKER ST;CORAL;#113;POSS 2/24/2017 1:02:36AM 17-07314 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#147 2/23/2017 9:02:22PM 17-06847 919 KEEP THE PEACE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#127 2/20/2017 5:48:08PM 17-06228 DUTY DUTYMAN CALL OUT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; A/F ON WHITAKER 2/16/2017 10:47:39AM 17-06225 488 PETTY THEFT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#147 2/16/2017 10:36:12AM 17-05998 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;SUSP BACK 2/14/2017 3:17:22PM 17-05949 927D DEAD BODY 7891 WHITAKER ST; #136;AOD FD;CORAL MOTEL 2/14/2017 10:33:38AM 17-04870 REGIST REGISTRANT 7891 WHITAKER ST 2/6/2017 12:52:27PM 17-04557 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;NFD 2/3/2017 10:58:48PM 17-04345 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #124; CAT 2/2/2017 1:34:45PM 17-03137 FLAG FLAG DOWN 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; WHIT SIDE 1/25/2017 12:35:57PM 17-02444 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; #132 1/19/2017 9:19:00PM 16-53592 481 HIT AND RUN 7891 WHITAKER ST;CORAL MOTEL 12/29/2016 2:01:04PM 16-53085 L/S LOST/STOLEN 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;STACALL 12/25/2016 5:58:46PM 16-53019 925C SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE OCCUPIED 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; IFO 12/25/2016 12:26:52AM 16-52343 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #137 12/20/2016 3:28:30AM 16-51740 VEHSTR VEHICLE STORAGE 7891 WHITAKER ST 12/15/2016 4:04:28PM 16-51512 927D DEAD BODY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#114 12/14/2016 8:59:08AM 16-50797 919 KEEP THE PEACE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#137 12/9/2016 11:33:58AM 16-49837 415 DISTURBANCE OF PEACE 7891 WHITAKER ST; #145; CORAL MOTEL; ROOMMATES 12/2/2016 3:02:44AM 16-49801 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 12/1/2016 9:12:20PM 16-49117 PED PED CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 11/26/2016 1:46:48AM 16-48909 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;P/LOT 11/24/2016 11:33:38AM 16-47879 594 VANDALISM 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 11/16/2016 8:22:54PM 16-46085 919 KEEP THE PEACE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #140 11/3/2016 8:28:59PM 16-44698 WARSVC WARRANT SERVICE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 10/25/2016 2:43:08PM 16-44261 FLAG FLAG DOWN 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 10/22/2016 10:08:05AM 16-43912 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #UNK ROOM; 10/19/2016 9:30:42PM 16-43884 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #113 10/19/2016 6:34:44PM 16-43428 925CIR SUSPICIOUS CIRCS 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;L/S E/B;925SUB 10/16/2016 3:30:48PM 16-41701 INFO **INFORMATION** 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 10/4/2016 4:53:04PM 16-41032 919 KEEP THE PEACE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL/RM 113 9/29/2016 9:27:26PM 16-41020 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL #113 9/29/2016 7:17:21PM 16-40851 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; #113; CORAL MOTEL 9/28/2016 2:54:45PM 16-40607 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; COPPER BARREL; # 213 9/26/2016 11:35:28PM 16-40360 925SUB SUSPICIOUS SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #122 9/25/2016 2:24:32AM 22 CR# NATURE CALL TYPE ADDRESS DATE REPORTED
16-39668 488 PETTY THEFT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #133,#134,#139 9/20/2016 10:21:20AM 16-39475 914A ATTEMPT SUICIDE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #104 9/18/2016 11:11:55PM 16-37233 488 PETTY THEFT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #117; ATT 9/4/2016 2:22:09AM 16-37031 FLAG FLAG DOWN 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 9/2/2016 8:58:02PM 16-36808 594 VANDALISM 7891 WHITAKER ST;CORAL MOTEL #134; 415SUB 9/1/2016 12:07:40PM 16-36564 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL/PRIOR 925SUB 8/31/2016 1:32:25AM 16-36047 415FAM FAMILY FIGHT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #103 8/27/2016 10:01:55PM 16-35395 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #139; CKWELF 8/23/2016 8:16:30AM 16-35300 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 8/22/2016 12:03:31PM 16-35073 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST;CORAL MOTEL;#147 8/20/2016 10:23:29AM 16-35058 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#139 8/20/2016 8:22:25AM 16-34463 920A MISSING ADULT 7891 WHITAKER ST 8/16/2016 5:03:27PM 16-34295 CITAST CITIZEN ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; STA CALL 8/15/2016 12:51:36PM 16-34267 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST;CORAL MOTEL;902M/OD 8/15/2016 8:40:47AM 16-33754 SEARCH SEARCH WARRANT 7891 WHITAKER ST; #5 8/11/2016 3:05:45PM 16-33684 273.5J SPOUSAL ABUSE J/O 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #116 8/11/2016 1:05:35AM 16-33525 CITAST CITIZEN ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; 124; STACALL 8/9/2016 7:28:41PM 16-33135 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; UNK ROOM; 10-32 SUBJ 8/6/2016 5:37:29PM 16-32982 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #124 8/5/2016 6:29:03PM 16-32962 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #124 8/5/2016 4:13:05PM 16-32810 415FAM FAMILY FIGHT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; UNK ROOM # 8/4/2016 3:23:45PM 16-32144 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL/UNK ROOM 7/30/2016 3:34:06PM 16-31038 966A SHOTS HEARD 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 7/22/2016 2:34:59PM 16-30581 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#114 7/18/2016 8:20:41PM 16-29386 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #130 7/10/2016 3:02:39AM 16-27654 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST;CORAL MOTEL;#133;RECALL 6/30/2016 1:55:15PM 16-27177 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #119; 5150 6/27/2016 3:44:35AM 16-26910 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #132; AOD 6/25/2016 11:32:30AM 16-26716 273D CHILD ABUSE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CTSY RPT 6/24/2016 10:47:39AM 16-26218 905I INJURED ANIMAL 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; IFO #107 6/20/2016 9:18:15PM 16-26211 905I INJURED ANIMAL 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; IFO #107 6/20/2016 9:18:15PM 16-25410 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST;ILLUMINATION FOUNDATION 6/15/2016 4:53:30PM 16-24557 REGIST REGISTRANT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #116 6/10/2016 1:19:01PM 16-24286 TS TRAFFIC STOP 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 6/8/2016 11:59:14AM 16-21588 502 DRUNK DRIVER 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;POSS TO OCCUR 5/21/2016 1:18:29PM 16-20510 483J HIT AND RUN PARKED VEHICLE J/O7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 5/14/2016 12:26:04PM 16-20378 REGIST REGISTRANT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #120 5/13/2016 1:30:39PM 16-20139 920J MISSING JUVENILE 7891 WHITAKER ST;CORAL MOTEL;#103 5/11/2016 10:18:56PM 16-19690 927H INCOMPLETE 911 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 5/9/2016 12:53:01AM 16-19662 919 KEEP THE PEACE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; LOBBY 5/8/2016 8:17:53PM 16-19628 927 UNKNOWN TROUBLE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; 117 5/8/2016 2:16:04PM 16-18981 PED PED CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;ACD SIDE 5/4/2016 5:49:49AM 16-18711 488J PETTY THEFT J/O 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#116 5/2/2016 1:12:45PM 16-18338 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #148;FD 4/29/2016 4:57:44PM 16-18141 261 RAPE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; RM 116;DELAYED 4/28/2016 1:41:56PM 16-17539 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#114 4/24/2016 11:43:28AM 16-17484 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #114;415FAM 4/23/2016 11:49:47PM 16-17087 BUSAST BUSINESS ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; RM 132 4/21/2016 3:43:45PM 23 CR# NATURE CALL TYPE ADDRESS DATE REPORTED
16-15437 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 4/11/2016 9:55:04AM 16-14898 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #115; POSS 211 4/7/2016 1:20:03AM 16-13540 BIKE BIKE CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 3/30/2016 12:01:22AM 16-12820 BUSAST BUSINESS ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#146 3/25/2016 4:18:40PM 16-12670 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #148 3/24/2016 1:36:43PM 16-12221 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; POSS 273.5;NEAR OFFICE 3/21/2016 6:05:28PM 16-12075 925SUB SUSPICIOUS SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#148 3/20/2016 3:01:47PM 16-11871 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #126 IFO 3/19/2016 12:18:18AM 16-11729 PROB PROBATION SEARCH 7891 WHITAKER ST; RM 102 3/17/2016 9:30:15PM 16-11542 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; WHITAKER SIDE 3/16/2016 3:41:02PM 16-10623 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #106 3/10/2016 9:37:42AM 16-09670 BIKE BIKE CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; IFO 3/4/2016 2:23:36AM 16-09400 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #124 3/2/2016 11:55:00AM 16-08619 928 FOUND PROPERTY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;RECALL 2/26/2016 11:33:34AM 16-08597 TRANS TRANSIENT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 2/26/2016 8:33:50AM 16-08396 BUSAST BUSINESS ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#113;919 2/24/2016 7:15:13PM 16-08018 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #124 2/22/2016 3:18:14PM 16-07536 919 KEEP THE PEACE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 2/19/2016 12:40:57AM 16-07459 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL ; #132;CAT TEAM/ 914A2/18/2016 12:20:15PM 16-06883 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 2/14/2016 6:20:37AM 16-06683 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #146; 415 2/12/2016 11:03:40PM 16-06096 415 DISTURBANCE OF PEACE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL #146 2/10/2016 3:38:50AM 16-03801 TS TRAFFIC STOP 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 1/26/2016 3:40:51PM 16-01184 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 1/9/2016 5:37:18PM 16-00362 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;OD 1/3/2016 6:52:23PM 16-00342 415FAM FAMILY FIGHT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#103 1/3/2016 3:04:42PM 16-00280 TS TRAFFIC STOP 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; IFO 1/3/2016 3:16:11AM 16-00009 415FW DISTURBING FIREWORKS 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 1/1/2016 12:28:00AM 15-55533 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; RM 139 12/27/2015 7:30:49PM 15-55036 BIKE BIKE CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 12/23/2015 1:55:26PM 15-54741 261 RAPE 7891 WHITAKER ST; #139; STATION CALL 12/21/2015 5:17:08PM 15-54408 CITAST CITIZEN ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; #131; STA CALL 12/19/2015 9:58:57AM 15-53872 242 BATTERY 7891 WHITAKER ST;#148;CORAL MOTEL 12/15/2015 1:22:26PM 15-53781 925V SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE UNOCCUPIED7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 12/14/2015 8:39:21PM 15-53737 PED PED CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; X2 12/14/2015 3:13:40PM 15-53563 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; #103 CORAL MOTEL 12/13/2015 3:16:26AM 15-53457 920A MISSING ADULT 7891 WHITAKER ST; 107; STA RPT 12/12/2015 1:44:38PM 15-53438 INFO **INFORMATION** 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 12/12/2015 11:38:40AM 15-53437 902M MEDICAL AID 7891 WHITAKER ST; #139; CORAL MOTEL;907K 12/12/2015 11:31:09AM 15-53023 PED PED CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 12/9/2015 10:16:24PM 15-53021 273.5N SPOUSAL ABUSE NOW 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#114;POSS 12/9/2015 10:01:03PM 15-52645 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#103 12/7/2015 6:18:22PM 15-51316 925V SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE UNOCCUPIED7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 11/28/2015 6:55:45AM 15-51292 415FAM FAMILY FIGHT 7891 WHITAKER ST;CORAL MOTEL;#126 11/27/2015 11:15:50PM 15-50862 925V SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE UNOCCUPIED7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 11/24/2015 9:44:59PM 15-50026 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 11/18/2015 9:20:12PM 15-49878 BIKE BIKE CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 11/17/2015 9:16:24PM 15-49758 415FAM FAMILY FIGHT 7891 WHITAKER ST; #117 11/17/2015 6:34:59AM 24 CR# NATURE CALL TYPE ADDRESS DATE REPORTED
15-49599 PED PED CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 11/15/2015 4:06:52PM 15-49340 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#143 11/13/2015 2:52:15PM 15-49265 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 11/12/2015 7:42:07PM 15-48383 925V SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE UNOCCUPIED7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 11/6/2015 7:09:03AM 15-48331 BUSCK BUSINESS CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 11/5/2015 7:22:02PM 15-47929 919 KEEP THE PEACE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #110 11/2/2015 10:43:43PM 15-47725 PED PED CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 11/1/2015 7:03:18AM 15-47620 FLAG FLAG DOWN 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 10/31/2015 5:13:34PM 15-47612 BUSAST BUSINESS ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; 115 RTN CALL 10/31/2015 3:13:27PM 15-47596 919 KEEP THE PEACE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #115 10/31/2015 1:48:09PM 15-47571 925C SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE OCCUPIED 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 10/31/2015 7:22:52AM 15-47425 REGIST REGISTRANT 7891 WHITAKER ST; #101 10/30/2015 10:19:46AM 15-46482 919 KEEP THE PEACE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; PROPERTY 10/24/2015 1:51:00PM 15-46429 919 KEEP THE PEACE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #141; PROPERTY 10/24/2015 12:51:06AM 15-46381 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 10/23/2015 8:58:04PM 15-44161 TS TRAFFIC STOP 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 10/11/2015 10:28:42AM 15-43859 TS TRAFFIC STOP 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 10/9/2015 12:55:54PM 15-43805 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 10/9/2015 3:20:37AM 15-43678 415 DISTURBANCE OF PEACE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #123 10/8/2015 10:13:20AM 15-42928 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; #122; CORAL MOTEL; POSS 314 10/3/2015 2:44:56AM 15-42690 REGIST REGISTRANT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #132 10/1/2015 3:13:51PM 15-42223 CITAST CITIZEN ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #147 9/29/2015 7:11:32AM 15-42220 925CIR SUSPICIOUS CIRCS 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; 87 @ CHEVRON 9/29/2015 6:52:03AM 15-42182 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 9/28/2015 10:18:37PM 15-42028 415FAM FAMILY FIGHT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #104 9/27/2015 10:53:58PM 15-40988 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; IFO;REFUSING TO LEAVE 9/20/2015 1:10:33PM 15-40721 RV RV PARKING VIOLATION 7891 WHITAKER ST 9/18/2015 11:50:38AM 15-40153 PED PED CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; X3 9/15/2015 1:04:40AM 15-39460 925CIR SUSPICIOUS CIRCS 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #117 9/9/2015 11:27:10PM 15-39414 PROB PROBATION SEARCH 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#145 9/9/2015 5:12:41PM 15-38796 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 9/5/2015 7:02:41PM 15-38694 FP FOOT PATROL 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 9/5/2015 12:14:38AM 15-37636 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 8/29/2015 10:43:55AM 15-37589 245 ASSAULT W/DEADLY WEAPON 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; P/L; DELAYED 8/28/2015 11:47:57PM 15-37222 PROB PROBATION SEARCH 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 8/26/2015 11:11:53AM 15-36154 927H INCOMPLETE 911 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #145 8/19/2015 1:25:55PM 15-34569 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; P/L 8/9/2015 11:30:23AM 15-31807 CITAST CITIZEN ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST;CORAL MOTEL;IFO; 7/21/2015 7:52:57PM 15-31653 919 KEEP THE PEACE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #145 7/20/2015 6:21:44PM 15-31555 503REC STOLEN VEHICLE RECOVERY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 7/20/2015 8:03:23AM 15-31217 RVPERMIT7 7 DAYS PARKING PERMIT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;EXP:07-24-15 7/17/2015 6:50:34PM 15-30902 PROB PROBATION SEARCH 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #104 7/15/2015 5:11:12PM 15-30530 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 7/13/2015 11:35:17AM 15-29973 MSG MESSAGE DELIVERY 7891 WHITAKER ST; #14 7/9/2015 2:55:36PM 15-29266 BIKE BIKE CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 7/4/2015 9:59:35PM 15-28912 PED PED CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 7/3/2015 11:52:41AM 15-28909 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#143;FD 7/3/2015 11:41:42AM 15-28708 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; RM 117 7/2/2015 5:42:35AM 25 CR# NATURE CALL TYPE ADDRESS DATE REPORTED
15-27705 CODE5 STAKE OUT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 6/25/2015 5:00:27PM 15-27158 919 KEEP THE PEACE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #134 6/22/2015 11:56:55PM 15-26934 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; WHIT SIDE;R/O 6/21/2015 8:30:29AM 15-26568 925 SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 6/18/2015 8:26:52PM 15-25997 415FAM FAMILY FIGHT 7891 WHITAKER ST; #103;CORAL MOTEL 6/14/2015 11:25:03PM 15-25958 925C SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE OCCUPIED 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 6/14/2015 4:16:55PM 15-25955 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST;CORAL MOTEL;146 6/14/2015 3:58:08PM 15-25944 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 6/14/2015 2:14:27PM 15-24074 PED PED CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 6/2/2015 11:51:04AM 15-23871 CITAST CITIZEN ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#107;POSS 503 6/1/2015 9:43:29AM 15-23342 INSP INSPECTION 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 5/28/2015 11:12:55AM 15-23330 INSP INSPECTION 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 5/28/2015 11:12:55AM 15-22924 928 FOUND PROPERTY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 5/26/2015 12:09:02AM 15-22919 919 KEEP THE PEACE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 5/25/2015 11:10:14PM 15-22909 240 ASSAULT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #120 5/25/2015 9:37:30PM 15-22619 FLAG FLAG DOWN 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; C4 5/23/2015 5:24:45PM 15-22225 BUSAST BUSINESS ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST;CORAL MOTEL;#132 5/20/2015 4:30:51PM 15-21410 PROB PROBATION SEARCH 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #140 5/14/2015 8:53:17PM 15-20959 211J ROBBERY J/O 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;211PERSON 5/12/2015 11:13:41AM 15-20470 TS TRAFFIC STOP 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 5/8/2015 10:19:10PM 15-19900 FU FOLLOW-UP INVESTIGATION 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; RM #135 5/5/2015 3:21:59PM 15-17209 415NAB NEIGHBOR DISPUTE 7891 WHITAKER ST; #106 4/18/2015 9:24:31PM 15-17096 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; STA24 4/18/2015 1:52:53AM 15-16020 925SUB SUSPICIOUS SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;P/LOT 4/12/2015 3:41:18AM 15-15529 VEHSTR VEHICLE STORAGE 7891 WHITAKER ST 4/9/2015 1:49:29PM 15-15201 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 4/7/2015 3:18:13PM 15-14893 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;594J 4/6/2015 9:15:21AM 15-14337 415FAM FAMILY FIGHT 7891 WHITAKER ST;CORAL MOTEL;STA CALL 4/2/2015 12:47:45PM 15-14006 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #128 3/31/2015 11:47:40AM 15-13425 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#125 3/27/2015 12:16:16AM 15-13000 VEHSTR VEHICLE STORAGE 7891 WHITAKER ST 3/24/2015 12:05:43PM 15-12654 PED PED CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 3/21/2015 9:05:53PM 15-11562 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#141 3/14/2015 8:39:49PM 15-11561 TS TRAFFIC STOP 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; ACD SIDE 3/14/2015 8:37:14PM 15-11161 PED PED CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 3/12/2015 12:30:33PM 15-10253 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 3/7/2015 12:18:23AM 15-10127 REGIST REGISTRANT 7891 WHITAKER ST; #112 3/6/2015 9:57:43AM 15-10055 925C SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE OCCUPIED 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 3/5/2015 7:19:06PM 15-09641 914T SUICIDE THREATS 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#101 3/3/2015 11:18:38AM 15-09209 PED PED CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 2/27/2015 11:33:59PM 15-09056 925V SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE UNOCCUPIED7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 2/26/2015 11:55:10PM 15-09055 PED PED CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; OFF ACD 2/26/2015 11:43:46PM 15-08491 BIKE BIKE CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; W/SIDE 2/24/2015 1:05:04AM 15-08366 TS TRAFFIC STOP 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 2/23/2015 8:52:37AM 15-08224 925C SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE OCCUPIED 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 2/22/2015 12:44:03AM 15-07229 242 BATTERY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#127 2/16/2015 1:45:07PM 15-07210 TS TRAFFIC STOP 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; IFO 2/16/2015 11:52:05AM 15-07042 PED PED CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 2/15/2015 3:37:38AM 26 CR# NATURE CALL TYPE ADDRESS DATE REPORTED
15-06629 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #107 2/12/2015 9:57:48AM 15-06210 919 KEEP THE PEACE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#126 2/9/2015 9:18:43PM 15-05798 TS TRAFFIC STOP 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 2/7/2015 1:05:23AM 15-04929 CITAST CITIZEN ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #126 2/1/2015 11:37:40PM 15-03786 927 UNKNOWN TROUBLE 7891 WHITAKER ST 1/25/2015 4:42:26AM 15-03514 PAROLE PAROLE SEARCH 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;142 1/23/2015 1:06:15PM 15-03458 925C SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE OCCUPIED 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; west side 1/23/2015 2:09:48AM 15-03233 914A ATTEMPT SUICIDE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; RM 135 1/21/2015 8:53:36PM 15-03225 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#130 1/21/2015 7:18:48PM 15-02855 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #115;919 1/19/2015 6:40:33PM 15-02690 TS TRAFFIC STOP 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; WHITAKER SIDE 1/18/2015 3:22:01PM 15-02460 TS TRAFFIC STOP 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 1/16/2015 10:58:42PM 15-02415 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 1/16/2015 5:30:27PM 15-02345 925C SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE OCCUPIED 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 1/16/2015 3:56:15AM 15-02107 PROB PROBATION SEARCH 7891 WHITAKER ST; #112 1/14/2015 8:44:34PM 15-01818 PED PED CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; X2 1/13/2015 11:26:03AM 15-01548 415FAM FAMILY FIGHT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #142 1/11/2015 8:00:57PM 15-01349 925C SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE OCCUPIED 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 1/10/2015 2:59:35AM 15-01184 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;POSS #142 1/9/2015 3:12:44AM 15-01091 CITAST CITIZEN ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 1/8/2015 10:52:20AM 15-00728 925SUB SUSPICIOUS SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#126 1/6/2015 2:37:21AM 14-59919 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST;CORAL MOTEL #110 12/31/2014 2:19:38PM 14-59547 PED PED CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 12/28/2014 8:57:52PM 14-59070 415FAM FAMILY FIGHT 7891 WHITAKER ST; #128;RTN CALL 12/24/2014 10:20:42PM 14-58084 WARSVC WARRANT SERVICE 7891 WHITAKER ST; #103 12/18/2014 9:48:10AM 14-57851 PED PED CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 12/16/2014 10:54:57PM 14-57502 925C SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE OCCUPIED 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 12/14/2014 1:49:38AM 14-57227 415FAM FAMILY FIGHT 7891 WHITAKER ST;CORAL MOTEL; #128 12/11/2014 11:30:52PM 14-57205 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST;CORAL MOTEL;#126 12/11/2014 7:36:02PM 14-56992 REGIST REGISTRANT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #143 12/10/2014 11:18:38AM 14-56813 FLAG FLAG DOWN 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 12/9/2014 11:23:43AM 14-56406 415 DISTURBANCE OF PEACE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 12/5/2014 11:02:25PM 14-56030 INSP INSPECTION 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 12/3/2014 1:12:31PM 14-53855 415SUB DISRUPTIVE SUBJECT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#106 11/17/2014 1:43:57AM 14-53567 925C SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE OCCUPIED 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; IFO 11/14/2014 8:35:42PM 14-52669 415FAM FAMILY FIGHT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#117; 11/7/2014 5:40:43PM 14-52092 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#138;POSS 927D 11/3/2014 8:20:05AM 14-51410 INFO **INFORMATION** 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;STA24 10/29/2014 5:20:41PM 14-50885 415FAM FAMILY FIGHT 7891 WHITAKER ST;CORAL MOTEL;#148 10/26/2014 4:55:23AM 14-50614 925V SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE UNOCCUPIED7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; EAST SIDE 10/24/2014 6:20:39PM 14-50183 925C SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE OCCUPIED 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; WHITAKER SIDE 10/22/2014 9:36:54AM 14-49633 925C SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE OCCUPIED 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 10/18/2014 3:13:57PM 14-48776 PED PED CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 10/13/2014 12:42:15PM 14-48426 PED PED CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 10/11/2014 12:11:30AM 14-47583 273.5N SPOUSAL ABUSE NOW 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; RM 101 10/5/2014 11:07:21PM 14-46313 503OCC STOLEN VEHICLE OCCUPIED 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 9/28/2014 12:38:48AM 14-46196 415FAM FAMILY FIGHT 7891 WHITAKER ST; #101;CORAL MOTEL 9/27/2014 1:36:53PM 14-45922 PROB PROBATION SEARCH 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#127 9/25/2014 9:32:33PM 27 CR# NATURE CALL TYPE ADDRESS DATE REPORTED
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14-25589 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; A/O 5/31/2014 11:08:44PM 14-24500 925C SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE OCCUPIED 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 5/26/2014 3:11:22AM 14-24148 BIKE BIKE CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 5/23/2014 11:41:08PM 14-24102 914T SUICIDE THREATS 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #147; IFO 5/23/2014 7:38:30PM 14-23439 PED PED CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 5/20/2014 10:07:28AM 14-21796 PED PED CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 5/10/2014 4:48:58PM 14-21353 FLAG FLAG DOWN 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 5/8/2014 10:37:25AM 14-21318 586 PARKING VIOLATION 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 5/8/2014 4:41:54AM 14-21317 586 PARKING VIOLATION 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 5/8/2014 4:33:07AM 14-20834 273.5J SPOUSAL ABUSE J/O 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 5/5/2014 2:48:10PM 14-20687 CITAST CITIZEN ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 5/4/2014 4:06:19PM 14-20610 TS TRAFFIC STOP 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 5/4/2014 1:09:58AM 14-20220 SEARCH SEARCH WARRANT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; RM 124 5/1/2014 4:36:37PM 14-19737 PED PED CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 4/28/2014 11:38:52PM 14-19627 919 KEEP THE PEACE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #101;POSS CIVIL MATTER 4/28/2014 12:10:39PM 14-17742 PED PED CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 4/17/2014 7:46:21AM 14-16371 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #143;FD 4/9/2014 8:19:20PM 14-16100 PROB PROBATION SEARCH 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; RM 103 4/8/2014 2:57:10PM 14-14710 919 KEEP THE PEACE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 3/31/2014 12:16:22PM 14-14513 AOD ASSIST OTHER AGENCY 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;#137;FD 3/29/2014 11:41:49PM 14-13558 BIKE BIKE CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 3/24/2014 10:49:52PM 14-12588 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 3/18/2014 12:58:15PM 14-12095 927 UNKNOWN TROUBLE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #102 3/15/2014 3:46:58PM 14-11814 TS TRAFFIC STOP 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 3/14/2014 2:13:06AM 14-11743 BUSCK BUSINESS CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 3/13/2014 6:30:02PM 14-11326 REGIST REGISTRANT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #144 3/11/2014 1:24:03PM 14-11231 PED PED CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; X 3 3/10/2014 11:02:52PM 14-11202 PED PED CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 3/10/2014 7:42:08PM 14-10588 647B PROSTITUTION 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;CITAST;RM #130 3/6/2014 10:08:20PM 14-10509 RV RV PARKING VIOLATION 7891 WHITAKER ST 3/6/2014 10:21:57AM 14-10203 273D CHILD ABUSE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CTSY RPT 3/4/2014 5:46:20PM 14-09949 415FAM FAMILY FIGHT 7891 WHITAKER ST; #109 CORAL MOTEL 3/3/2014 3:33:44PM 14-09814 PC PATROL CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 3/2/2014 7:40:45PM 14-09346 415FAM FAMILY FIGHT 7891 WHITAKER ST; #137; VERBAL 2/27/2014 9:43:22PM 14-08091 BUSCK BUSINESS CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 2/20/2014 6:21:37PM 14-07420 BUSCK BUSINESS CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 2/17/2014 5:30:32PM 14-06734 H&S DRUGS 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; RM112 2/13/2014 9:05:45AM 14-05643 PED PED CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; WHIT SIDE 2/6/2014 7:46:00AM 14-05529 VEHSTR VEHICLE STORAGE 7891 WHITAKER ST 2/5/2014 2:14:12PM 14-04745 TS TRAFFIC STOP 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 1/30/2014 10:42:25PM 14-04448 REGIST REGISTRANT 7891 WHITAKER ST 1/29/2014 11:03:50AM 14-04320 415FAM FAMILY FIGHT 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; UNK NEAR #112 1/28/2014 5:59:41PM 14-04279 919 KEEP THE PEACE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; #139 1/28/2014 2:21:59PM 14-03275 INSP INSPECTION 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 1/22/2014 12:09:12PM 14-03220 TS TRAFFIC STOP 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL;ACD SIDE 1/22/2014 4:48:56AM 14-03189 PED PED CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; WHITAKER 1/21/2014 11:23:42PM 14-02412 TS TRAFFIC STOP 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; IFO 1/16/2014 11:43:39PM 14-02082 INFO **INFORMATION** 7891 WHITAKER ST; #105 1/15/2014 1:58:18PM 29 CR# NATURE CALL TYPE ADDRESS DATE REPORTED
14-01633 CKWELF CHECK ON THE WELFARE 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL; RM 101 1/12/2014 12:52:23PM 14-01339 BUSAST BUSINESS ASSIST 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL/RM 106 1/10/2014 12:04:37PM 14-00780 914T SUICIDE THREATS 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL ; RM #119 1/6/2014 10:13:54AM 14-00722 BUSCK BUSINESS CHECK 7891 WHITAKER ST; CORAL MOTEL 1/5/2014 7:09:56PM 14-00109 415FAM FAMILY FIGHT 7891 WHITAKER ST; #137 1/1/2014 10:00:39PM 14-00049 WARSVC WARRANT SERVICE 7891 WHITAKER ST 1/1/2014 10:31:43AM 30 June 24, 2025

STUDY SESSION
Item No. 9A.

City Council Agenda Report

DISCUSS AND PROVIDE DIRECTION REGARDING A CONSTRUCTION CAREER AND APPRENTICESHIP

RESOURCE FAIR

PREPARED BY PRESENTED BY
Connie Hurtado, Community Services Supervisor Jim Box, Director of Community Services

DEPARTMENT HEAD APPROVAL CITY MANAGER APPROVAL
Jim Box, Director of Community Services Aaron France, City Manager

DISCUSSION
At the request of Council Member Hoque, this item is being brought forward for City Council discussion and consideration.

A Construction Career and Apprenticeship Resource Fair aims to connect job seekers, students, and community members with local construction employers, apprenticeship programs, and training resources. Scheduled tentatively for September 6, 2025, at the Ehlers Event Center - Heritage Hall from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. The event will allow attendees to engage directly with industry professionals and explore a wide range of career pathways from general labor and skilled trades to project management and engineering.

Staff has been in contact with the Western States Regional Council of Carpenters and the LA/OC Building & Construction Trades Council, both of whom have expressed strong interest in supporting and partnering on this initiative.

Key objectives of the fair:

Provide access to career and employment opportunities
Highlight apprenticeship and training programs
Strengthen community and industry connections
Promote awareness of construction's role in the regional economy Offer hands-on experience through a demonstration area
Provide resume review and career guidance
Participating organizations may include:

General Contractors
Skilled Trade Unions (e.g., carpenters, electricians, plumbers) Construction Safety and Management Firms
Union & Non-Union Apprenticeship Programs
Vocational and Technical Training Institutions
ROP Schools and NOCE
Public Safety Agencies (Police and Fire Departments)
City of Buena Park Human Resources Department
These organizations will offer job seekers insights into hiring practices, wages, certifications, and career advancement, many of which are not widely advertised. Attendees will have the opportunity to connect with hiring managers, industry leaders, and peers.

OUTREACH & MARKETING PLAN
A targeted outreach and marketing strategy will be implemented to ensure strong community participation and awareness. Marketing efforts will include:

Target Audiences:

Veterans: Outreach through local veterans' organizations, VA programs, and transition assistance offices High School and College Students: Collaboration with local high schools, community colleges, and university career centers
Families: Promotion through school districts, family resource centers, and community events Career Changers and Unemployed Residents: Engagement through workforce development centers, job clubs, and the City's social media platforms
Marketing Channels:

Print flyers and posters in community centers, libraries, and local businesses Digital outreach via the City's website, social media platforms, text notification, and e-mail blasts Partnerships with local school districts, NOCE, and ROP programs to distribute event information Event postings on local job boards, apprenticeship portals, and veterans' job networks Press release and media outreach to local newspapers and community radio Incentive:

To encourage early attendance and broader participation, a complimentary lunch will be provided to the first 125 attendees of the event.

BUDGET IMPACT
Staff requests City Council approval for funding not to exceed $5,000 to support the development and implementation of event marketing, outreach, promotional materials, staff cost, and logistical support, including food service for the attendee incentive.

NEXT STEPS
Pending City Council approval, staff will:

Schedule a coordination meeting with Jimmy Elrod (Western States Regional Council of Carpenters) and Andrew Gonzales (LA/OC Building & Construction Trades Council) to finalize logistics Develop and distribute marketing materials
Identify and secure participation from qualified organizations Draft and implement participation agreements and event guidelines Design and order promotional park banners and signage
Arrange for food service provider to support the first 125 attendees Staff believes the event will cost no more than $5,000, which will include the costs for outreach, marketing, staff cost and logistical expenses, including an attendee lunch incentive.

Staff is seeking City Council direction about moving forward with this event.

City of Buena Park
City Council Regular Meeting Agenda Report
B. DISCUSS AND PROVIDE DIRECTION REGARDING THE IMPLEMENTATION OF A PILOT BUSINESS VISITATION

AND OUTREACH PROGRAM
Meeting
Tuesday, June 24, 2025, 5:00 PM
Agenda Group
STUDY SESSION Item: 9B.

Prepared By
Melissa Dhauw, Senior Management Analyst
Department Head Approval
Matt Foulkes, Director of Community & Economic Development Presented By
Melissa Dhauw, Senior Management Analyst

DISCUSSION
This study session was requested by Council Member Hoque to consider developing a pilot Business Visitation and Outreach Program ("Program"). Buena Park has  approximately 4,000 businesses ranging from small "mom-andpop" establishments, all the way up to international corporations. The purpose of this Program would be to enhance engagement with local businesses, support economic growth, and foster a business-friendly environment in Buena Park. The focus would be small- and medium-sized businesses, which are often less connected to opportunities, resources, and programs offered by the City.

The proposed Program would build on several initiatives already underway in the Community and Economic Development Department, including:

Size-Up Online Business Assistance Tool
Buena Park Municipal Code changes to streamline business development Support and Assistance services offered by the Business Assistance Team Expansion of Online Permits and Services
Through scheduled visits to businesses, the City representative team could gain valuable insights into business operations, challenges, and needs, which can then be translated into tailored support to address business-specific concerns and foster clearer communication and a more business-friendly environment.

Key elements of the business visit could include:

Short tour of the location to learn about business operations Discussion of needs or concerns confronting their business and how the City can help Explore growth or expansion opportunities
Provide flyers/handouts with:

Information on City programs available for businesses
Key contact information to request City services for specific concerns (e.g. homeless outreach, graffiti program, code enforcement)
Updates on City projects/developments
Resources available through Small Business Administration (SBA), Small Business Development Center (SBDC), Orange County Workforce Development, North Orange County Chamber of Commerce and more
The Program would be promoted through the City’s website, display boards, social media platforms, direct email invitations and door-to-door flyer distribution. Interested businesses could sign up for an in-person visit from City representatives either online or by phone. City representatives, comprised of the City Council Member for that district, City Manager (or designee), Community and Economic Development Director, and Economic Development staff, would aim to meet with approximately two to four businesses per month.

Staff is seeking feedback from the City Council on the above-referenced program parameters as well as direction regarding the implementation of the Program starting with businesses in District 4, with the option to expand it to other City Council districts, if desired by other City Council Members.

June 24, 2025

STUDY SESSION
Item No. 9C.

City Council Agenda Report

DISCUSS AND PROVIDE DIRECTION REGARDING THE USE OF DRONES FOR ILLEGAL FIREWORKS ENFORCEMENT – PILOT PROGRAM

PREPARED BY PRESENTED BY
Frank Nunes, Police Chief Nghia Nguyen, Police Captain

DEPARTMENT HEAD APPROVAL CITY MANAGER APPROVAL
Aaron France, City Manager Aaron France, City Manager

DISCUSSION
This item was calendared for discussion by Council Member Sonne.

Illegal fireworks pose an ongoing threat to public safety, causing fire hazards, injuries, noise complaints, and quality-of-life issues throughout the community— especially during the Fourth of July. Traditional enforcement methods, such as directed enforcement patrols and mobile surveillance, have proven to be labor-intensive, inherently dangerous for officers and, at times, ineffective in identifying and apprehending violators.

To enhance enforcement capabilities and improve community safety, the Police Department is considering the use of Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS), commonly known as drones, to assist in identifying and documenting illegal fireworks activity.

The Police Department plans on deploying a drone in a limited area, during peak fireworks period on Fourth of July.

The drone will be operated by a vetted third-party vendor under direct supervision of a police officer. The drone will be used in the following ways:

Aerial Surveillance: Provide a real-time view of fireworks hot spots and assist officers on the ground in locating the source of illegal activity.

Evidence Collection: Capture video and photographic evidence to support investigations and potential citations or prosecutions.

Resource Allocation: Allow the Police Department to better direct patrol resources to areas of greatest need based on drone intelligence.

Operational Parameters:

Drone operations will be limited in scope, time, and area to comply with FAA regulations and protect privacy rights.

Will only be used for calls for service or officer-initiated requests.

All flights will be documented, and footage will be reviewed only for enforcement purposes.

The program will be conducted in accordance with the Police Department’s existing drone policy and applicable laws.

The use of drone technology will serve as a force multiplier to enhance the Police Department’s ability to enforce the City’s illegal fireworks ordinance in a safe, effective, and accountable manner.

Staff is seeking City Council direction to move forward with utilizing drone technology for the Fourth of July illegal firework enforcement. Should the City Council move forward, staff will report back with outcomes and data following the Fourth of July holiday deployment.

BUDGET IMPACT
The quoted amount for UAS services is $2,000. There is no additional fiscal impact as the cost will be absorbed by the Police Department's existing budget (Account No. 11-650605-6240).