SUB-2022-00003
AB 22-01
PARTIAL ABANDONMENT OF ELLIS PLACE
City Council – Public Hearing
December 6, 2022
PRJ2022-00004
FOX BLOCK PROJECT
Fox Block Project Location
2 Triangle Parcel
Angelo’s and Vinci Restaurant
Parking Lot
MAJOR SITE PLAN
Resolution No. PC-2022-24 – Approval of Major Site Plan Resolution No. PC-2022-27 - Recommending approval of partial abandonment of Ellis Place 3 3
Proposed Ellis Place Vacation
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Conjunction with Major Site Plan
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Project Details:
Ellis Place Partial Vacation
Create a connection between the project
Outdoor gathering and dining, entertainment
Placemaking
Landscaping
Media wall
Pavers
Access
6 Street Right-of-Way Segments
Proposed For Abandonment
7 Project Renderings
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Project Renderings
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Project Renderings
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Project Renderings
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Findings and Conditions of Approval
The closure of Ellis Place east of Harbor Boulevard to vehicular travel will reduce vehicular conflicts on Harbor Boulevard and enhance public safety.
The closure will not significantly affect access to existing properties on Ellis Place since the connection to Pomona Avenue will remain and two public alleys providing north/south connections to and from Chapman Avenue will remain.
The reservation is made for an easement dedicated to the City of Fullerton for public service and public utilities purposes over, under, along, across, and through abandoned street segments.
Pursuant to Resolution PC-2022-24, item 3, pedestrian access through the vacated portion of Ellis Place shall not be prohibited.
The project will construct a street cul-de-sac at the Ellis Place terminus resulting from the proposed partial street abandonment, subject to City’s review and approval. 12 Recommended Action –
30 Hold Public Hearing and Adopt Resolution Pursuant to Findings and Subject to Conditions of Approval:
ADOPT RESOLUTION NO. 2022-XXX – APPROVING ABANDONING AND VACATING A portion OF ELLIS PLACE east of and abutting Harbor Boulevard TO ALLOW AN OUTDOOR DINING, GATHERING, AND ENTERTAINMENT AREA IN CONJUNCTION WITH TWO NEW DEVELOPMENTS LOCATED AT 550 NORTH HARBOR BOULEVARD AND 115 ELLIS PLACE