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Minutes-PC 1993/01/11~. ACTION AGENDA REGULAR MEETING OF THE ANAHEIM CITY PLANNING COMMISSION MONDAY, JANUARY 11, 1993, AT 11:00 A.M. PRELIMINARY Pi.AN REVIEW PUBLIC HEARING (PUBLIC TESTIMONY) 11:00 A.M. 1:30 P.M. COMMISSIONERS PRESENT: BOYDSTUN, HENNINGER, MESSE, PERAZA, TAIT COMMISSIONERS ASSENT: NONE (N'/0 VACANCIES) STAFF PRESENT: Greg Hastings, Malcdm Slaughter, Nataile Lockman, Allied Ysida, Jonathan Borrego, Greg McCafferty, Brucs Freeman, Margarita Sdorlo, EdRh Harris PROCEDURE TO EXPEDITE PLANNING COMMISSION PUBLIC HEARINGS 1. 'The proponents (n applications which are not contested will have five minutes to present their evidence. Addftlonal time will be granted upon request ff, in the opinion of the Commission, such additional time will prxluce evidence important to the Commission's conskleration. 2. In contested applications, the proponents and opponent will each be gNen ten minutes to present their case unless additlonai time is requested and the complexity of the matter warrants. The Commission's considerations are not determined by the length of time a participant speaks, but rather by what is said. 3. Staff Reports are part of the evkJence deemed receNed by the Commission in each hearing. Copies are avaiiable to the public prior to the meeting. 4. Tho Commission wil! withhold questions until the public hearing is closed. 5. The Commission reserves the right to deviate from the foregoing ff, in its opinion, the ends of fairness to all concerned will be served. 6. All documents presented to the Planning Commission for review in connection with any hearing, including photographs or other acceptable visual representations or non-documentary evidence, shall be retained by the Commission for the public record and shall be available for public inspedlons. 7. At the end of the scheduled hearings, members of tho public will be allowed to speak on hems of Interest which are within the Jurisdiction of the Planning Commission: and/or agenda items. Each speaker will be allotted a maximum of five (5) minutes to speak. Anyone wishing to speak should ffll out the forms available in the rear of the Council Chamber and submft them to staff prior to the meeting. `~/ ac011193.wp ia. CEQA NEGATIVE DECLARATION I Approved 1b. WAIVER OF CODE REQUIREMENT Granted 1 c. CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT N0. 3571 Granted OWNER: CITY OF ANAhiEIM, Attn: Jack Kudre~, P.O. Box 3222, Anaheim, CA 92803 AGENT: ROBERT BALLMAIER, P.O. Box 19707, Irvine, CA 92713-9707 LOCATION: 1527 East Broadway. Property is approximately 0.08 acre located approximately 520 feet north of the centerllna of Broadway (a portion of Lincdn Park). To permit a 75-foot high cellular telephone tower and unmanned equipment building with waNer of required setback abutting a residential zone. Continued from the December 14, 1992 Planning Commission meeting. CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT RESOLUTION N0. P 1 FOLLOWING IS A SUMMARY OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION ACTION. NOT TO BE CONSIDERED OFFICIAL MINUTES. OPPOSITION: 2 people present George Tokar, 532 N Janss Way, (Retired Chief Engiraer,Channel 9 Television) William Boyer, 1603 E. Elm Street OPPOSITION CONCERNS: 1 locatlc~ shown in the notice of 12-11-92 hearing was Incorrect because the notice posted had nothing to do with this request and that notice indicated the sfte was 1100 feet north of Broadway and this staff report says 500 feet; 2 appears to be right on property line of Parkview Convalescent Hospital and there is concern that radio ftequency fields could endanger patients with pacemakers at the hospital (plus, the Hospital Administrator dkf not know about this headng); (it was noted the proposed she Is actually on the west side of the park, about 280 feet away from the hospftal which Is on the east skfe); opposftion continued that the signal strength 250300 feet from their transm!tter could still affect a pacemaker; 3 massNe antenna structure which acts as reflector could affect television reception; 4 with directional antenna, this sfte could be placed on one of the buildings downtown; 5 strobe lights would be glaring all night; 6 noise from emergency generator, 7 magnet for graffith, 8 Impact on quality of Iffe In reskiential neighborhood; 9 suggested sfte at Lincdn and East; 1-11-93 Page 2 -- 10 safety (particularly the Pdice Department helicopter flight path), 11 applicant should have an agreement guaranteeing to set aside funds to maintain this ske in perpetuky at no expense to the taxpayer, 12 mature landscaping should be planted to mkigate ks impact. PETITIONER'S COMMENTS: Presented maps of the ares and explained they worked wkh the Parks Department and are willing to take this property over, maintain k, and provkle securky lighting as required by the Parks Department that they currently have s!x cell skes and they need more cells in order to provkfe adequate coverage; explained the ske selection crkeria (distance between cell skes, traffic, etc) ; that they analyzed the Irxfustrial area to the south but that would not provkle adequate coverage wkh antenna at 60 feet high and at 100 feet high, k covers too much area and causes problems wkh reuse and k Is not wkhin their grid area; that there are tderances wkh every design and they have to accommodate the search ring; pointed out the optimum location for this ske would be near Lincdn and East Streets; that traffic flow is crltical and Uncoln is one of the heaviest traveled; the proposed tower would bo 60 feet high; no strobe Ifghts proposed, securky lighting as requested by the Parks Department; have not had any problems wkh effect on pacemakers, television or radio reception; and that they are regulated and will take care of any frequency Issues analyzed two 30-foot high towers, but they would not provkle necessary coverage; antenna Is 10 feet above existing trees and they notffy the FAA and dkl not think safety for PD helicopter is an Issue, will take care of graffki and put In landscaping; that they will use permanent power and will not utilize a generator COMMISSION COMMENTS: - Peraza - Concerned about antenna in a reskJentlal neighborhood that is going downhill and noted the applicant Indicated tower to be 60 feet high, but staff report says 75 feet high (applicant explained pde Is adjustable (30 ft. wkh two 15-foot extensions) and as the network grows, they could remove height, but Omni antennas go up to 75 feet); - Messe concerned about Impact of antenna on the resklential area and thought k might best be locatxt In the industrial area to the south; - the City Is currently spending thousands of ddlars to put utilftles underground - questioned ff directional towers could be ad)usted to compensate for the 'overkill'; and - asked ff they would still say they have to have an antenna in a particular location ff k was determined that optimum location was right in the mkldle of a resklential area, pointing out he was anticipating future requests - suggested ff they located k in the industrial area, they might have to move other cell skes - ff ske was in industrial area, the areas not covered were primarily in resklential areas and cellular phones are not used In reskfentlal areas; 1-11.93 Page 3 ~~ ^ - Taft -Questioned why the location at East & Lincdn was not selected - felt even though this is unsightly, having areas not covered would cause public safety concerns. - Henninger -Asked the range of the search ring (noted 1 /8 mile); - clariflfled the area not covered H she was located In indu:drial area (Sunkist near La Palma, and North and Anaheim Blvd.); - felt the sftes should be In the ideal location; - that this proposed she is probably the best at this time. - suggested condftions requiring four 24" box trees and no on-sfte emergency generator, and that graffftl would be removed wfthin 24 hours in accordance wfth Clty requirements - Boydstun -Make sure agreement wfth Parks Department covers maintenance at developer's expense, - asked for addftional landscaping and trees to help screen the she; STAFF COMMENTS: - Pla~,ning -Explained notice showed proper location and the posted notice referenced was probably for some othzr public hearing; notices were mailed to owners 300 feet from the park boundary which is beyond the 300 feet required normally and tenants of the apartment building were also notMied; - explained waNer is necessary based on the height of the tower; - security lighting to be installed on the building, rather than the tower ACTION: Approved NegatNe Dedaratlon Granted waNer of required setback shutting a resklential zone on the basis of the size & shape of the property and height of the proposed tower. Granted Conditional Uso Permft No. 3571 ,subject to the fdlowing addftional condftions: a. no emergency on-sfte generator permitted b. landscaping plan to be approved by Planning Commission (reports & recommendatlans) which shall Include four mature 24' box trees, and security lighting to be installed on building, rather than. tower c. Incorporate anti-gr2Hltl measures and any graffiti shall be removed wfthin 24 hours in compliance wfth City requirements. VOTE: (3-2) AYES: Boydstun, Henninger, Taft NOES: Messy & Peraza 2 vacancies 1-11-93 Page 4 ,~ 2a. CEQA NEGATIVE DECLARATION Approved 2b. WAIVER OF CODE REQUIREMENT (Previously Approved) Granted 2c. CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT N0. 3573 (ReadveRlsed) Granted OWNER: ALVIN LEON WHIPPLE, 13556 Edgefleld, Cerritos, CA 90701 AGENT: TIM BUNDY, 20331 Irvine Avenue, #7, Santa Ana, CA 92707 LOCATION: 201 East Ball Road. Property Is approximately 0.37 acre located at the northeast comer of Ball Road and Claudine Place. To permft 2,070 square-foot car wash facility wfth waiver of minimum landscape setback and minimum structural setback. Continued from the December 14, 1992 Planning Commission meeting. CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT RESOLUTION N0. ,PC93-02 ------------------------------------------------------------ FOLLOWING IS A SUMMARY OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION ACTION. NOT TO BE CONSIDERED OFFICIAL MINUTES. OPPOSITION: NONE PETITIONER'S COMMENTS: Regarding Condition No. 3 requested that they not be required to submft parking and landscape plans until the street is improved. (It was noted Condition No 3 can be eliminated because they dkl submft revised plans.) Condition No. 5 (no automobile detailing permitted on site) and explained the owner d:>es not Intend to provkie detailing but might find in the future detailing is something the customers require. (Staff explained the City's experience has been that auto detailing is an unsightly actNfty and the parking on the sfte is at maximum and detailing would be over- intensiflcatlon of the property, but that the applicant could come back later and request that modification.) Condition No. 4 -regarding the monument sign and asked if they would be gNen credft for removing the pde sign. (Engineering staff explained when Ball Road is wklened to fts ultimate wklth, the sign would be relocated and the City would offer money to the applicant for that relocation.) COMMISSION COMMENTS: Condftlon No. 2 should read "handicapped access ramp' 1-11-9.9 Page 5 ,~ STAFF COMMENTS: Planning - Condftion No. 8 can be eliminated ACTION: Approved Negative Dedaratlon Granted waiver of minimum structural setback Granted Conditional Use PermR No. 3573, subject to deletion of Condftion Nos. 3 and 8 and modification to Condition No. 2 to read 'handicapped access ramp' VOTE: (5-0) 2 vacancies 1-11-93 Page 6 t~ 3a. CEOA MITIGATED NEGATIVE DECLARATION I Continued to 3b. WAIVER OF CODE REQUIREMENT 2-8-93 3c. CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT N0.3538 OWNER: EUCLID STREET BAPTIST CHURCH OF ANAHEIM AND BR"AN CROW & EVANGEIJSTIC ASSOCIATES, Attn: Rev. Bryan L Crow, 8712 E. Santa Ana Canyon, Anaheim, CA 92El08 LOCATION: 8712 East Santa Ana Canyon Road. Property is approximately 3.3 acres located on the south skle of Santa Ana Canyon Road and approximately 5,460 feet east of the centerline of Riverview Drive. To permit the phased development of a 100,000 square foot church facility including a 2,000 seat sanctuary, bible study classrooms, nursery, gymnasium, amphkheater and botanical gardens with waiver of permrited number and size of freestanding klentiBcation signs. Continued from the November 2, 1992 Planning Commission meeting. CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT RESOLUTION N0. ------------------------------------------------------------ Continued to meeting of 2.8.93 - Petitioner to concurrently process a parcel map - Surrounding property owners to be renotiFled of meeting date.. 1-11-93 Page 7 ,~ 4a. CEQA NEGATIVE DECLARATION I Approved 4b. WAIVER OF CODE REQUIREMENT Granted 4c. ['ONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO. 3568 Granted OWNER: THRIFTY OIL CO., 10000 Lakewood Boulevard, Downey, CA 90240 AGENT: BILL BADI GAMMON, 3101 E. La Palma Ave., #B-1, Anaheim, CA 92806 LOCATION: 3107 East La Palma Avenue. Property is approximately 0.7 acre located at the northeast comer of La Palma Avenue and Kraemer Boulevard. To retain an automobile repair facility in conJunction wfth an existing gasoline sales faciltty with waiver of minimum landscaping abutting interior property line and required improvement of parking areas. Continued from the December 2, 1992 Planning Commission mr9ting. CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT RESOLUTION N0. PC 93-03 FOLLOWING IS A SUMMARY OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION ACTION. NOT TO BE CONSIDERED OFFICIAL MINUTES. OPPOSITION: None PETITIONER'S COMMENTS: - The operator of the mechanical repair facility explained an dd car referred to at the last meeting was not on their property and that the trash and toxic waste material has been remo~~ed ftom tine property; - The owner stated the tenant is operating a mechanical repair faci!tty in the tube bay and that they operate the gasoine sales faciltty and m(ncr mini-mart and are provkling a service to the community; that they acquired the property in December 1981 atxf there was a mechanical repair tenant on the site from 1982 to 1989, so they feel the precedent for having two operations on a single property has been set; - that Condttlon No. 4 requires payment of a traffic signal assessment tee and asked the amount of that tee; - Condtticr. No. 5 requires closing drNeways and No. 8 requires dedication of 12 feet of frontage on both skies of the ixoperty and complying wfth those two condttlons would negatively Impact the viability of the gas station and they could not agree to those conditions; - Condftlon No. 6 refers to the parking standards and he thought the facility was in confomwnce; 1-11-93 Page 8 'r~ - Condrilon No. 7 gods along wkh No. 8; - that the mechanical repair facllriy is Headed and the operator is a good tenant. COMMISSION COMMENTS: Henninger - Asked k Thrfty Oil would be allowed to hire a mechanic as an employee and operate a mechanical repair business on this she in ks present configu;atlon (Planning staff responded that would be allowed). Asked about the nexus bebveen these condrilons and the fact that this actN'riy would be allowed as a matter of right k the owner hired their own mechanic; that the reason for a CUP wrih the sub-lease skuation is to prevent the Code Enforcement problems curcently being experienced on this she. concerned about the way this business has been operating in the past which Is really unacceptable and he would like to see that corcected. (the owner explained curcently the island on La Palma is 17 feet from the property line and wkh the 12-foot dedication, there is no room between the curb and drhreway to get in and out; and that on Kraemer, tho island Is 12'6" from the property line and the 12-foot dedication will put the Island wrihin 6 Inches of the new property line and there is noway to continue operating on this property). Asked about repair of vehides outskle; (owner responded he would address that Issue wkh the operator) Masse -asked who is responsible for the Code Enforcement problems and compliance ; (the owner stated he is responsible for management of the property and the Operations Section is responsible for the operation of the gasdine station, and that he is responsible for the tenant's behavior on their property; that the banners are probably signs their operations people have put up which he was not aware of; that regarding the hazard waste, there is an ongoing irnestigation on the property for contamination and as a result of the drilling, soma hazardous waste is stored in the 55 gallon drums, but they are removed and the only other hazandous material would be the used oil, and that operator has an agreement for removal of that ofl periodically.) Concerned about driveway dosest to intersection on Kraemer and asked k Traffic Engineer would agree to only dosing that one Traffic Engineering -that would be acceptable and that intersection has been approved for crkical !ntersection Improvements, sr. 'here would be a median island and no lek turns would be pennkted STAFF COMMENTS: C,xle Enforcement - visrieri the property today (12:30 p.m.) and noted the trash ern~losure area has been gleaned up and Is no longer being used for storage; vehicles are still being repaired outskie the building; there are two advertising banners on the property wrihout a Special Events Pernik; two unpermkted signs on the building; and two portable signs standing in the open bay doors. all 55-gallon drums have been cleaned up, as wail as the driveway. The vacant 20-foot strip of property adJacent to the north was previously being maintained by Thrifty Oil per an agreement (owner was not aware of any agreement, but would rosearch the matter aril agreed to maintain that area "there was an agreement.) 1-11-93 Page 9 `•~ Traffic Engineering -Gave the owner a copy of the traffic signal assessment fee schedule - $184 per 1000 gross square footage. AppllcaM can verify wkh Building department if fees have been paid and fl so, wnl not be required. Clarified fee is lased on 1000 sq. ft. of bufiding area. ~~rNeways close to intersections for gas stations at any busy intersection create conflicts, Kraemer and LaPalma is busy, approx. 45,000 on Kraemer and 26,000 on LaPalma, and that is the reason for the request for closure. That the curb return radius condklon can be eliminated since this she has been approved for crkical intersection Improvements. Attorney -explained the Cky is requesting that an irrevocable offer of dedication be given to the Cky at this time, and at such time as the City decides to actually widen the street and accept that offer, they would be willing to pay relocation costs of moving the bays, etc., N that is possible. Engineering -Dedication is required for the critical intersection at this location and there have been studies done on this she and the Redevelopment Agency feels the gas station can still operate after the dedications are made and the street Is widened and that any relocation costs would be paid by the Cky at the time the street is widened. ACTION: Granted, subject to Condklon Nos. 3 and 7 being deleted, Condkion No. 5 modified io read Kraemer Blvd. only, (eliminating la Palma Avenue); Condkion No. 2 modified to read that no banners shall be displayed unless proper permks are obtained; Condkion No. 12, modified to include Condkion Nos. and 10, thereby eliminating Condkion No. 13. VOTE: (4.0) AYES: Boydstun, Henninger, Messe, Peraza NOES: NONE ABSENT: Tak (Conflict of Interest) Twe vacancies (22-day appeal period) 1-11-93 Page 10 Sa. CEOA NEGATIVE DECLARATION I Continued to Sb. CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NC. 3579 1-25-93 OWNER: CANYON ACRES RESIDENTIAL CENTER, Attn: Dan McQuaid, 233 S. QulMana Road, Anaheim, CA 92817 LOCATION: a33 Sot.~th Quintana Road. Property Is approximately 4.6 acres located on the west skis cf a private access road from Quintana Road and approximately 300 feet south of the centerline of Arboretum Road. To expand a boarding and IxJging home for 30 dependent children, iroluding an 880-square foot addftion to a bunkhouse and a proposed 6,469 square-foot multi-purpose buiiding. CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT RESOLUTION NO. FOLLOWING IS A SUMMARY OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION ACTION. NOT TO BE CONSIDERED OFFICIAL MINUTES. OPPOSITION: Approximately 6 people prasent, letter containing 19 signatures of people who are opposed and could not attend hearin4i was submitted. Barbara Wallbrick, 145 Bonnie Gene Lane, (property'mmediately adjacent) Beth Smith, 175 S. Bonnie Gene Peggy Vamer, 165 Bonnie Gene Debbie Strand, 185 Bonnie Gene Steve ~iwrpy, 155 Bonnie Gene Sheri Gobovlch, 195 Bonnie Gene OPPOSITION CONCERNS: Maintain integrity of resklential neighborhood; changes to this facility have long- t~rc~ ~ Impacts on the neighborhood and ft is permanent; wfth expansion, facility Is going away from the o~fginal residential center Intent to an institution; that this Is the 7th CUP request, in 1992 when CUP 3526 was originally heard, neighbors felt it was the beginning of a larger project and felt the CEQA standards should be reviewed then because h was only part of a larger Intended project ; that since approval of CUP 3526 was only in September 1992, they don't feel that Is enough time to evaluate the program and make it penmanent; that the building s(ze is disproportionate to the temporary trailer size which It Is to replace; that it is proposed for 30 students and the size of the building is unlike any surcounding structures in the neighborhood; setting precedent for larger 1-11-93 Page 11 ;. _s ~- buildings and narking lots; continued growth requires more staff, more programs and Increases traffic, teal this expansion will allow future Increase in the number of children; in January 1988, the applicant Indicated they dkl not desire to have an Institution and that they try to provkle a homelike setting, and in July 1992, he st::~ed they would continue to come before the Commission with requests; a trailer which was not pertnkted was placed on the property and is a visual Intrusion, they are roquesting 20-foot high Ilght standards, well beyond restrictions previously set by the Commission in 1988 and they are concerned the applicant will stretch any limits set ff this request is granted facility has grown to aseven-structure institution for 30 children (originally 15); surcounding property zoned for single-family reskJentlal uses; there was been little disturbance from the children at this facility between 6 p.m. and 8 a.m. during the a years before 1988, but since 1988 when the facility was expanded for 30 children, there has been cont!nual disruption to their INes; every time a new request is submitted, the neighbors attend neighborhood and Commission meetings, schedule carpooling and babysftting, miss hours from work, etc.; and they fell this facility will continue to grow; the neighbors recognize the need for this type facility but would Ilke to see Yc maintained as a small rural home for 30 children; massive parking area not compatible with the neighborhood and the single-family homes and clarified the concem is the parking Issue in general and not just the latest revision; questioned the number of parking spaces at 32 staff members per shHt, which is one staff member per child; parking Increases the noise, including noise from car alarms, Increases fumes; safety because access is a private access road and ff there was an emergenc;~, others would be affected; lighting is a cer~cem, in 1988 there was a restriction placed on the height of the light standards at 3 feet, and th(s plan shows 20-foot high standards; concem that multi-purpose room of this size Is premature; having shhod on-she is against the curcent thinking to mainstream special nead childron; public schools already have ail the needed facilities; suggested putting temporary trailers at the public schools, having all the facilkies available and still Isolate the children and have the op~lon of mainstreaming; se~~eral Counciimembers previously suggested the applicant look outside a residential neighborhood for their schod site; the multi-purpose room would be operating ^.4 hours a day, as opposed to 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. regular shhod hours and will facilitate outside care and family counseling; swimrt:ing pod would require around the clock protection or policing; felt environmental Impact report should be required in order to construct and operate this type facility in their neighborhood; applicant Indicated to en original homeowner (Sharpy) that he was concerned that the ranch-like atmosphere d that property be maintained, but wfth added structures and increase In number of children, there are addftional problems, previously children attended regular public schoos and fewer staff members were required, but with children on sfte for 24 hours a day, increased number of staff, more people coming and going, Increase in vehicular and pedestrian traffic, and 1-11-93 Page 12 `...A ^ there is an Increase In noise; when staff leaves at night, they have extended conversations and neighbors can hear them clearly from their homes, and the car securriy systems are noisy; people coming to facilriy are in highly emotional state and there is a lot of yelling, etc., easily heard and seen from second story of single-family; unpleasant inckJents wrih a child being restrained arxf yelling, and causing emotional stress to neighbors. • asked how many children would a building of this size accommodate • asked how many children would be allowed to INe there would 24-hour use allow adult education classes for the abusers of these children • changing a very well-respected board and care facilty for abused children to an educational facllriy on srie will ri become a school for special need children, other than those residing there suggested the school be located in a Ilght industrial area PETITIONER'S COMMENTS: Explained this request follows a CUP approved in July for temporary portable classrooms, and is to provkJe permanent buildings; presented photographs of Improvements; this would allow a permanent building for a schod, facilkies for the therapeutic program and the existing bunkhouse would be remodeled; the schod would help overburdening the public schod syaKem; allow expanded days of education and Instruction from 180 to 245 days, and would allow anon- stigmatizing, non-threatening ernironment, Immediate assessment for education support, Integrated educational program Into reskJentlal services so the youth will have a successful adjustment into their program; that 25 of their 34 children have attended the on-srie schod, and when they are capable, they attend the local public schod; the building proposed is only 10% of the land use (4.6 acres) 20,472 sq. ft. wrih 4.6 acres equals 2,225 sq. ft. per 1/2 acre. Concerns have been expressed about parking lot abutting resklences so he presented an altamatNe plan wrih a 65-toot setback and relocating the parking to the front of their property and added this is not what he wants because ri is not best for the children (ri ~:as clarriled that the Planning staff hay not reviewed this alternative plan); that they planted eighteen 24' box trees requested by the Commission, and located them In accordance with neighbor's Individual requests; Responding to opposrilon - the request is not for addrilonal children at the facilty, CUP now is restricted to 30 children and the Intent is to maintain that level; Intent is not to keep coming bank for approval for further expansions, that the Board of Directors have talked about expansion of this facility and ri was suggested they make a commitment not to expand past the 30 children and they would be willing to make that commtment the building will conform wrih the existing ranch house, aril neighbors above them have no objection; plans retain the 3-loot high Ilght standards, the portion facing Bonnie Gene will have 3-foot high lights, and In the front there is a 12-ft. high standard and that he 1-11-93 Page 13 l._..~ is willing to remove ft; ^ that the expansion will provkfe proper storage enabling them to buy larger quantities, plus, they need a larger kitchen, and by having the activity room on the first floor, K can be used on rainy days, and be used for Boy Scouts and Girl Scout meetings; ^ he acknowledged that on occasion one of the children might get quRe upset and that is distressing for the neighbors to see or hear but that is rare, and that most play activity takes plaao !~ front, ^ the reason for the 24-hour operation is that a staff member may need to be at the facility later than their regular hours, but the Intent is not to have people working late Into the night and h is far away from the Bonnie Gene neighborhood and the neighbors up the hill do not have any concems about it; ^ since 1960 there have been families who have visited to see the program and also to receive some counseling on the site, not ail the children have parents who are involved in visfting or counseling, some families may be coming there weeMy for counseling, and there may be 1 or 2 per day. average length of stay is about 14 months. COMMISSION COMMENTS: Peraza - (A) Asked how many children could be accommodate in the proposed space, noting Education Board requires a certain amount of space per child, 35 sq. ft. indoors per child for pre-school (applicant responded legally they can only accommodate the 30 allowed by the CUP, and that the Ucensing Department has to authorize the number; that the Board of Directors Is willing to commit itself not to come back wfth additional requests); (B) Asked ff there may be out-patient type chlldren who might come there for counseling and then leave (applicant responded at this point they are looking at servicin:~ the chlldren they currently have in their care). Taft -clarified the schod is only for the resklents. wanted more time to review the plans and dki not want to penalize the facility, but agreed wRh concems of the homeowners Henninger -realized when something good Is being done, h is easy to think that the means Justify the ends; but that is not the case here and that he is invoved on the Board of Directors on a couple of charitable foundations and realizes that the state does have square footage requirements per child, plus sink and bathroom requirements, etc. and the applicant is saying they are at maximum right now, but this request Is to allow expansion, and there Is an answer as to how many children could be accommodated. (applicant responded -they are restricted in size by the number of bedrooms, bathrooms, etc., and no more than 2 children per bedroom would be allowed, and each bedroom must have a certain square footage; that there are 3 existing living units) Request is for enlarging the schod to 4 times its s(ze, and asked what the plans are for that area, noting the trailers were for 1440 sq. ft., and this is for over 6000 sq. ft. and h could accommodate approximately 200 children (applicant responded -planning to have 3 classrooms, one for up to 15 children and two for up to 8 children); (archftect, Bert Elliott, explained there are Education Board requirements, but this private, non-public schod has different crnerla than public 1-11-93 Page 14 schods, and this is more related to a special education type use and these classrooms are smaller than standard public classrooms; and that the Iimfting criteria is bedrooms and state licensing only allows 2 children per bedroom; and that they are not Intending to add bedrooms) Understands neighbors concerns because there has been a consistent pattern of growth at this faclliry and there have been 7 or 8 CUPs approved on this she since 1975; when questioned about number of children that could be accommodated, the answer was that with their conFlguration, they could only accommodate 30 children and were limited by number of bedrooms; and that schod size out of proportionate. He explained to reassure the neighbors that a time Iimft could be added to any approval the Commiss(on might give He refereed to revised aitemative parking plan and stated they have added a couple of spaces closer to Oulntana and ff there are any changes to these plans, he would like that parking area left alone and ali the parking located further into the she; Masse -asked the purpose of the 840 sq. ft. expansion of the bunk house (applicant responded -that curcently they have 4 bedrooms on one skfe, a 5th bedroom In th:e back, a kkchen area, bathrooms, laundry area and then a central area and tha dNficuity is that the wkJth of that central area Is restrictive and needs to be expanded, and these plans will relocate the two mkJdle bedrooms to a wing, allowing them to enlarge the mkidle area, plus it will allow a infirmary room for any youngster who might be III) Asked the number of children which are mainstreamed Into public schools currently. (applicant -responded average of 5) Question xl need for 35 parking spaces and asked how many staff members are there at one time (applicant responded -they have administration, executive direc4or, clinical staff (therapist, etc. 6 spaces) chnd care counselors (3 per bldg.), 2 recreation people, and 2 support people them during evening shfft; so there is an average of 24 staff members present at one time for the reskfential component, with a spaces allocated for the school); would be more comfortable ff there was some assurance that they would not be coming back requesting more children and that he knows attitudes of Boards of Directors change very rapidly; Asked ff staff was comfortable wfth the alternative plans Just submitted and suggested a continuance In order for staff to analyze the plans; asked about the temporary trailers (applicant explained they dkJ get permits for the electrical) STAFF COMMENTS: Planning - altematNe plan has not been reviewed by staff, but thought they are an Improvement over the ones previously submitted. Regarding the trailers -permits for the electrical is not permits to allow the trailers and ff they do want to keep the trailers, they should immediately apply for a conditional use permit, but they were not permitted odginally ACTION: Continued to 1-25-93 for staff review of aitematNe plans submitted at public hearing and for appiicant to conskfer making changes. (Revised puns have to be submitted to staff by Frklay of this week. 1-11-93 Page 15 6a. CEOA MITIGATED NEGATIVE DECIJtRATION Approved 6b. VARIANCE N0.4215 Granted 6c. TENTATIVE TRACT MAP N .147 ApPr~~ OWNER: HABITAT I, LTD., 1875 Century Park East., Ste. 1880, Los Angeles, CA 90067 AGENT: ARTHUR McCAUL, 1875 Century Park East, Ste. 1880, Los Angeles, CA 90067 LOCATION: 1925 West Lincoln Avenue. Property is approximately 5.7 acres located at the northwest comer of lJncdn Avenue and Muller Street. Waiver of permitted residential structures, maximum structural height wfthin 150-feet of asingle-family resktentfal zone boundary minimum structural setback abutting single-family resklential zone boundary and minimum distance between parallel walls to construct a 2-story, 74-unit detached condominium complex. To establish a 1-lot, 74-unit, RM~000 condominium subdivision. VARIANCE RESOLUTION N0. P 4 FOLLOWING iS A SUMMARY OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION ACTION. NOT TO BE CONSIDERED OFFICIAL MINUTES. OPPOSITION: I Interested person (Rose Kirsch, 310 N. Mueller, was concerned about the traffic on Mueller, and the one entrance on Mueller. 1 person (Charles Dahl, 216 N. Carroll Drive) spoke In favor of proposal, but felt a traffic signal is deflnftely needed at Uncdn and Aladdin, before construction is even started. PETITIONER'S COMMENTS: In 1988 they were granted approval for a 58-ft. high, 184-unft apartment complex wRh basically the same waivers being requested today and an extension of time was denied by the City Council in 1992 because of opposition from neighbors; and that Council Instructed that they revise the plans changing the project from apartments to ownership unfts and to lower the density; that this Is a redesign fora 74-unit ownership project; and the problems were because of the configuration and location of the she in a transftlonal area wfth various land uses an all skJes; and that the waivers requested are due to the unique shape and locat(on of the property adjacent to single family residences, a large store (Target) and other commercial uses, and apartments, and that it is a long narrow property, adjacent to major street. They did 1-11-93 Page 16 ~..4 meet wfth the neighbors and they were f>appy wfth this project; landscaping is designed to buffer the visual Impact to resklences; 11 windows will face the 8 homes abutting the complex; property is zoned RM-1200; that they have cleansrJ up the she and will maintain ft Slides were presented of the previously approved project and the proposed project wfth 4 unfts visible from Uncon, that ft is single-family detached condominiums, with the main protect entry off Mueller, that they are consklering a securfty gated entry, 16 unfts abut the single-family residences to the west, 7 of those 16 have windows on the second floor which would look towards those neighbors, there Is a 20-toot wkfe landscaped buffer between them; that Dianne Way which is currently being used by the reskJents will be closed. COMMISSION COMMENTS: Henninger -asked about vacation of that IftOe portion of Dianne Way (Engineering staff explained there is a condftlon regarding vacation of that portion of Dianne Way, and condftlons would be attached to the abandonment); that he is Impressed by the landscape and elevation plans and particularly the qualfty of the finish on these buildings and suggested Condftion No. 7 be amended to refer to the specific details of the landscape plan and the exterior finish as shown on the exhibfts; (applicant stated they would Ilke some flexibilfty); and added he would like to tie approval to those exhibfts Masse -clarified all the garages will have garage door openers Peraza -felt project is 100% better than previously approved project STAFF COMMENTS: Engineering added condftlons based on a field report received late last week: (1) owner shall Irrevocably offer to dedicate to the Cfty a 25-foot comer cutoff at Uncoln and Mueller on the final tract map and construct a handicap access ramp in conformance with Cfty standards prior to occupancy; (2) skfewalks on Mueller shall be removed and reconstructed prior to occupancy Traffic Engineering -1991 traffic counts at Mueller Street was 4900 which Is substantially lower than other streets in that area; that the new design eliminates access on Uncon Avenue and no traffic signal Is warranted; Increase in traffic Is approximately 10%; asking developer m Improve the intersection of Uncon and Euclid Planning -did receive a letter from the Anaheim City Scholl District stating this project would generate 22 students at a cost of approximately $22,000. Noise Study indicates 67 db at Uncoln at the property line and they are showing gaps in the perimeter wall on Uncoln and that would have to be a continuous 6-foot high wall in order to mftigate to 65 db at the property line. (Archftect explained the pfirate areas have sdkf block walls; sound report indicated the slid wall on the outside perimeter would comply (Henninger clarified the developer is willing to meet the Council Policy guidelines.) Planning -added condftion pertaining to landscaping of any walls which are accessible to or can be viewed by the public shall be landscaped in order to reduce 1-11.93 Page 17 '~,.+ - graffki (applicant agreed) ACTION: Approved MRigated NegatNe Declaration, wkh measure regarding traffic signal being deleted. Granted Variance, on the basis of the unique location, size and shape Qong & narrow) of property and subject to addklonal condkion that a traffic study will be conducted six months after occupancy to determine ff a signal Is warranted; modifying Mkfgation Monkoring Program deleting requirement for a traffic signal, and adding condklons as fellows: - landscaping of any wails which are accessible to or can be viewed by the public and that Is that they shall be landscaped in order to reduce possibility graffki - traffic study will be conducted six months after occupancy to determine ff a signal is warranted; - owner shall Irrevocably offer to dedicate to the Cky a 25-foot comer cutoff at Lincoln and Mueller on the final tract map and construct a handicap access ramp In conformance wkh City standards prior to occupancy; - sktewalks on Mueller shall be removed and reconstructed prior to occupancy - approval tied to specific elevation and landscape plans submitted at today's hearing Prior to the vote, the neighbors asked that a traffic signal be required. Traffic Engineer -agreed to review the matter again, but from all the data available, including the traffic count, a traffic signal is not warranted, that traffic to this pro)ect will be on Lincoln; but agreed to review k six months after completion. VOTE: (5-0) Two vacancies ADDITIONAL ACTION: Motion was approved instructing staff to investigate possibilty of allowing detached multiple-family dwellings in the RM-2400 and RM-3000 Zones. 1-11-93 Page 18 - i~_. ,-• 7a. r`EOA NEGATIVE DECLARATION Continued to 7b. WAIVER OF CODE REQUIREMENT 1/25/93 7c. CONDITIONAL USF„ PERMIT N0.3575 7d. TENTATIVE TRACT: MAP NO. 14738 OWNER: PINETREE VILLAGE, LIMITED, Three Point Drive, Brea, CA 92621 AGENT: WESMAC, INC., 3333 S. Brea Canyon Road, #219, Diamond Bar, CA 91765 LOCATION: S~9 North Tustin Avenue. Property is approximately 2.5 acres located at the northeast comer of Riverdale Avenue and Tustin Avenue. To permh the cornersion of an existing 40-unh apartment complex to a 40-unR condominium complex with waNer of minimum unit size. To establish a 1-lot, 40-unft, RM-2400 condominium subdivision. CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT RESOLUTION N0. 1-11-93 Page 19 ~.,./ 8a. rEOA NEGATIVE DECLARATION Sb. WAIVER OF CODE REQUIREMENT 8c. rONDITIONAL USE PERMIT N0. 3581 8d. VARIANCE NO 3851 - REQUEST TO AMEND (READVERTISEDI ^^4DITlON OF APPROVAL PERTAINING TO A PREYiOUSLY APPROVED MONUMENT SIGN OWNER: HUTTON DEVELOPMENT COMPANY, 201 E. Sandpolnte, Ste. 300, Santa Ana, CA 92707-8707 AGENT: REEVES ASSOC. ARCHITECTS, INC., Attn: Lawrence C. Reeves, 417 South Hill Street, Ste. 1100, Los Angeles, CA 90013 LOCATION: ~2p5 E Santa Ana Canvon Road Property is approximately 3.34 acres located on the north skis of Santa Ana Canyon Road and approximately 1050 feet west of the centerline of Welr Canyon Road. To permft an automotive repair facility Including the retail sale and Installation of automobile parts and accessories wfth waivers of minimum setback adJacent to a freeway, permftted freestanding sign, permtted wall signs and permitted roof-mounted equipment. CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT RESOLUTION N0. Continued to 1/25/93 1-11-93 Page 20 l„J 9a. Cane rercr_narcer EXEMPTION. CLASS 1 I Approved 9b. rONDITIONAL USE PERMIT N0. 3578 I! Gmrn~ OWNER: BAZAK PROPERTY, 146 N. Stanley Avenue, Beverly H(Ils, CA 90701 AGENT: J. S. ARCHITECTURE PLANNING, Jacob Slies, 2006 S. Sherboume DrNe, Los Angeles, CA 90034 LOCATION: IFS-783 N. Euclid Street. Property is approximately .37 acre located at the southwest comer of Glenoaks Avenue and Euciki Street. To permft the dNision of an existing retail unk (4-unit total) within an existing 3-unk, 3,108 square foot commercial retail center. CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT RESOLUTION N0. PC 93-05 ------------------------------------------------------------ FOLLOWING IS A SUMMARY OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION ACTION. NOT TO BE CONSIDERED OFFICIAL MINUTES. PETITIONER'S COMMENTS: Request is to add a dNision wall in an existing store. Explained a plan was submitted for restriping the parking lot In order to satisfy the Traffic Engineer. which eliminated one of the planters. COMMISSION COMMENTS: Henninger asked ff this property meets the parking requirements; asked ff the Code Enforcement concerns have been met wfth regard to graffiti and the trash enclosure; wanted graffiti removed immediately and pointed out normally there Is a requirement that graffftl gets removed wfthin 24 hours and that will be added to this approval. Masse & Henninger -felt revised parking plan should be reviewed by staff; applicant wanted action as soon as possible because they have a tenant ready to move in;. discussed approval could be granted today ff the applicant was willing to have the parking waNer approved by the Zoning Administrator. Henninger - felt the t;ommisslon is bending over backwards to allow this to go forward today aril removal of the graffiti and maintenance of the property would be Inc:Juded as condtions and he would expect the applicant to comply or the conditional use permft could be revoked. Masse -requested that the parking lot plans be reviews.' and approved by the Planning Commission and that the plans Include the lark; „aping and that could be reviewed under Reports and Reeommendatiurs. 1-11-93 Page 21 !,s/ Boydstun -suggested planting natal plum along the north skle of tha building to deter graffiti or plant something that would climb. STAFF COMMENTS: Planning - addftional condftion requiring termination of CUP N0.754 and Variance ?.444 which no longer apply to this property; wfth the revised parking plan, the site Is 1 space short of code requirement and they need to either readvertise this application to include a parking waiver or apply for an administrative adJustment; they are removing a landscape planter and a waiver for that might need to be advertised; 4-week continuance required to readvertise; explained a minor variance could be approved by the Zoning Administrator, at an addklonal cost to the applicant of about $350. Traffic Engineer - Explained he recsNed the latest copy of the parking plan this afternoon arxl the architect stamped the plan and signed it indicating that k does conform and that k reduced the number of parking spaces from 37 to 36 and according to the archftect, k meets the minimum requirements (8-1 /2 by 18 fast), but he was not sure what effect the revised plan has on the landscaping. Grafmi is almost a dally occurrence on the north side of the building and the landscaping really needs to be Improved and that the landscaping in the front needs to be improved; ACTION: Granted conditional use permit, subjer:t to addftiona! condftions as follows: - termination of CUP 754 & Variance 2444 - Condftlon No. 1 to be complied wkh within 90 days - landscaping and parking plans to be reviewed & approved by the Planning Commission, under Reports and Recommendations - parking waiver to be requested of the Zoning Administrator,.iF required. VOTE: (5-0) Two vacancies 22 day appeal period 1-11-ft3 Page 22 t0a.:,EOA NEGATIVE DECLARATION Approved i0b. WAIYER OF CODE REQUIREMENT Denied 10c. CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT N0.3580 Granted, In part OWNER: METTLER ELECTRONICS CORP, Attn: Steve Mettler, 1330 S. gaudina Street, Aneheim, CA 92805 AGENT: SUPERSHUTTLE OF LOS ANGELES, Attn: John Goss, 7001 W. Imperial Hwy., Los Angeles, CA 90045; FREEMONT PROPERTIES, Eric Knirk, 970 W. 190th Street, Ste. 660, Torrance, CA 90502 LOCATION: 1439 South Anaheim Boulevard_ Prof~erty is approximately 1.8 acres located at the southeasi comer of Palais Road and Anaheim Boulevard. To permit the storage and dispatch of transit vehicles with on-site vehicle maintenance and car wash tunnel with waiver of minimum landscape setback area. CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT RESOLUTION NO. _ FOLLOWING IS A SUMMARY OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION ACTION. NOT TO BE CONSIDERED OFFICIAL MINUTES. OPPOSITION: None PETITIONER'S COMMENTS: Applicant Indicated he had read the staff report and agreed wkh the conditions of approval. COMMISSION COMMENTS: Henninger -staff has recommended the waiver of minimum landscape setback area be denied (applicant agreed to put In 5-foot landscaped area on Palais); asked the maximum number of vehicles to be stored on ske (applicant responded 60 vans will be in the Orange County fleet and 40 would be there between 11 p.m. and 3 a.m. and ::i~~9ss there was an emergency, a restriction of 40 vans maximum to be stored on the site at any one time.) Messe - concerned about view of the car wash from Anaheim Blvd. (applicant explained they have these car washes in sbc other facilities and they have redwood slats in the fence, and added they will block h from view. Planning staff explained the reason for the recommendation for denial of the 1-11-93 Page 23 '~~ landscape waNer was that there is Noway to :~ndscape in front of the tunnel or screen k wkh the fence. Henninger ascertained there is no room for the car wash tunnel behind the building. (applicant stated they will dress k up so k has a presentable front and k was suggested that a condkion require approval by the Planning Commission.) STAFF COMMENTS: Traiflc Engineering -Parking lot should be modkfed to Improve circulation, but will not affect the parking needs. Planning -Plans indicated storage for 15 vehides, but k the 40 were being parking there in the evening, he dkl not think that would be a problem. ACTION: Approved NegatNe Declaration denied walvsr of landscaping Granted condkionat use pennk in part, wkh addkional fdlowing condkions - Maximum of 40 vehides stored on she at one time - letter requested termination of Variance 1627 and Redassiflcation 91- 92-02 VOTE: (5-0) Two vacancies 1-11.93 Page 24 ~-, (Previously Approved) I Continued to (Readvertlsed) 2.8.93 (To be readvertised) OWNER: M. SMITH/CORY ROBERT, P.O. 54029, Term. Annex, Los Angelas, CA 90054; DARRYL SNYDER, i i'J E. Wilshire Ave., Ste. 305, Fullerton, CA 92632 AGENT: FARANO AND IQEVIET, Attn: Thomas G. IQeviet, 2100 S. State Cdlege Boulevard, Anaheim, CA 92806; ANAHEIM COACH AND TRAILER CO., Attn: Sherman Baird, P.O. Box 8129, Anaheim, CA 92812 LOCATION: 2222 East Howell Street. Property is approximately 3.3 acres located on the southwest skle of Howell Street and approximately 520 feet northwest of the centerline of Katella Avenue. Request for an amendment or deletion to conditions of approval to retain a recreational vehicle storage yard. CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT N0. FOLLOWING IS A SUMMARY OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION ACTION. NOT TO BE CONSIDERED OFFICIAL MINUTES. OPPOSITION: None PETI'flONER'S COMMENTS: They have an existing CUP for RV storage and are requesting that certain corxlftions be amended, namely those requiring sklewalk installation and site screening around the site; think there are adequate facts on record to support findings In order to eliminate or extend the conditions; regarding site screening, the condtions are the same as when waiver was first granted, and that was that the site was under common ownership with the car dealership to the south, and the character of the property Is still the same. Concerning the installation of sidewalks, they tell a waNer is warranted since then3 is no fact traffic in this area, the use does nuc generate foot traffic, none of the surcounding properties, except car dealership to the s,~uth, have skewalks. Existing RV use wili probably be short•termed until March 1994 when current lease expires, and then property will be subject to Redevelopmern which may require reconstruction of skewalks. Curcent CUP obtained by master tenant who has long-term ground lease in 1976 for RV storage; this client has occupied property for number of years, has not receNod or 1-11-93 Page 25 ~,,,r heard of complaints ftom surcounding neighbors, or anyone who an Interest In the '~ property; through the years has commenced the actNriles of rental and sales which exceeded Ilmriation of the CUP which allowed storage only, plus they have taken delNery of RV's for customers which they have ordered at R`1 shows; they do not advertise on the srie and get their customers primarfly ftom their reputation in the industry; parts, accessory sales and installation which they have been performing Is primadly for RV's and focuses on awnings, trailer hriches, gene~~ators, but does not include engine or transmission repair; that this site has been conskiered as a possible transportation center by the City which would affect the continued use of this property; lease does have option for extension, but they would be willing to limit the eMenslon to the end of the curcent lease, March 31, 1994, and at that time they could apply for a new condrilonal use percnri, ri desired, and then the condrilons under discussion today can be reconsklered. Regarding Condrilon 1 -requiring asphalt pad in front setback to be removed - requested rather than totally removing those pads, they would propose to make holes in the pads and plant trees according to staffs review and approval; noted the pads are not being used for display or parking purposes; or they would Just place landscaping on the pads wrihout removing them.. Regarding Condtlon No.2 -sales of parts and accessories shall be Iimried to customers whose RVs are stored on the srie and na Installation permrited on srie, and explained pdmadly the accessories or parts are provkied to the people who have RVs on the sria, but would not like to be totally prohibried from making sales or installing parts or accessories to people who may be coming In from recommendations of the people who have RVs on the site. Would request elimination of Condtion No. 2. Regarding Condition No. 5 -storage being Iimried to recreational type vehicles only and at no time can an RV be used or occupied for on-srie INing or office use - he explained there is an RV that is used curcently by a secur"rtY person who has been there for a number of years prfmarily to serve as security. Asked that the reference to 'on-srie living' be eliminated to reduce potential for vandalism and burglary. Did not feel installation of skfewalks is something they can INe with. COMMISSION COMMENTS: Henninger -questioned the statement that the operator was not aware of any complaints. He added ri sounds like they have been operating there for about seven years contrary to the condrilons of the CUP, and have greatly expanded the actNkles and now are requesting permission to continue doing what they were not supposed to be doing. (Agent stated they had not been contacted and were not aware of any complaints from surrounding property owners. Did acknowledge that there have been Code Enforcement actNriles and that is why they are here today. Added they will Iimri the actNriy to what is called for which is storage and rental only. They have been operating since 1976.) Occasionally there is a sriuatlon where someone doesn't understand that there are regulations, but was concerned that someone has been there this long after being made aware of the regulations. ConskJering denim of this CUP. (Agent -their posrilon Is that they became awara of the problem commencing July 1990 and that 1-11-93 Page 26 t_.o efforts have been taking place since that time to find a sdution, and he understood ~- the principle concem at that time was the landscaping.) Responded to Commissioner Masse, that the asphaR pads were put in 3-1 /2 years ago, apparently because of cftatlons wfth parking on the dirt area. Agreed asphalt pads have to come out. Need to readvertise for on-site security person and the sales arxl installation of the parts and accessories. Suggested continuance to readvertise and suggested during that time period, maybe some of the general maintenance problems could be deaned up. Wanted to see a detailed landscape plan and Planning staff asked that tha existing irrigation be included since one of the problems seemed to be the lack of irrigation. (Applicant stated the front setback area will be cleaned up.) It was pointed out there are areas wfthin the she which have discarded parts, etc. stored. Masse -did not object to a live-on security person, but Code Enforcement Indicated in December them were two vehicles being used for that purpose. (Agent explained there Is only one there now, and apparently there was a maintenance person living there in one of the vehicles.) Felt ff this is allowed until March 31, 1994, extensive landscaping should be required and putting hde in the asphalt pads Is not something he would approve. (Agent stated operator feels he has landscaped the property to what is required and has plans for addftional ground cover and trees which he will be putting in and ft will be done for the front setback area ff that is required as a condftion.) STAFF COMMENTS: Planning staff -only provision for on-sfte security person is wfthin a dwelling unft on the property, so ff they want to have an on-sfte security person, they would need to readvertise to indude a waNer of that code provision; in addition, ff they want to do installation of accessories on the sfte, the matter would have to be readvertised since the original application only induded the storage of vehicles. Main concem of operator is installation of sidewalks, however, and if Commission is not willing to waNer that requirement, the applicant may not want not readvertise the matter. (Applicant -will put in landscaping subject to approval of staff, but dkl not feel the Installation of sidewalks is warranted.) (Masse & Henninger - since h is only for two years, would have no problem waiving that requirement.) Code Enforcement -This Is a sftuation brought to their attention July 1990, and they have trying to correct the sftuation since that time; that original condftions of the CUP were not being met; there is a continual problem wfth the landscaping and noted the rest of the surrounding area is well-maintained; and there is a continual problem wfth on-going maintenance; they do have on-sfte sales; there are rental unfts being rented from this sfte and they are stored on the property; does install parts on vehides stored on the property and was not aware if that Is being done to other vehides; number of inoperable vehicles on the sfte; refuse and waste matter consisting of scrap metal, tires, RV parts and supplies, and two RV vehicles being used for INing purposes ACTION: Continued to 2-8-93 To be readvertised. 1-11.93 Page 27 ~.~-i 12. REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS A. ~NDITIONAL USE PERMIT N0.3559 - RE\-IEW OF SIGN Denied PLAN Request by Signs Methods for review of sign plans. Property is located at 222 North Beach Boulevard. Staff recommendsd pde sign be lower and smaller and nomrnfly a monument sign would be required. Applicant stated there are s lot of new businesses in that area, such as Tower Records and the sign is surrounded by signs that area larger and taller. Chairman Henninger stated k is the Commission's intention to work on all the signs, and k might be slightly unfortunate that this request is one of the earlier ones, rather than a later one, but the Commission has to start somewhere. Jonathan Borrego, Senior Planner, stated Planning staff would review the sign plans submkted wkh the application. ACTION: Accepted staffs recommendation to deny the request to retain the freestanding sign as proposed on the basis that due to the orleMatlon of the auto repair bays, a 30•foot high, 149•square foot, pylon sign, would compromise the aesthetics of the ske; and further ff the petkioner w(shes to utilize the pylon sign, the 128-square foot sign shall can be removed and a new sign panel added at a reduced hefgM and area. B. PROPOSED CODE AMENDMENT PERTAINING TO Approved rOMMERCIAL USE OF RESIDENTIAL STRUCTURES_IN_ CERTAIN COMMERCIAL ZONES. C. rONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO 3437 -REQUEST FOR A NUNC Grarded PRO TUNC RESOLUTION TO CORRECT THE LEGAL DESCRIPTION CONTAINED IN RESOLUTION N0. PC91-118. RESOLUTION N0. P 7 (4-0) (Boydstun abstained) D. RECLASSIFICATION NO 92-93-02 - REOUEST FOR A NUNC_ G~m~ PRO TUNC RESOLUTION TO rORREC7 CONDITION NO.2 OF RESOLUTION N0. PC92-133. RESOLUTION N0. PC 93-0e (4-0) (Boydstun abstained) 1-11.93 Page 28 b ,4 _ E, rnNDiTIONAL U E PERMIT N0.3550 -REQUEST FORA Granted NuNC aan, TUNC RESOLUTION TO CORRECT CONDITION NO. 12 OF RESOLUTION NO. PC92-124. RESOLUTION NO. PC 93-09 (4-0) (Boydstun Abstained) F. PROPOSED CODE AMENDMENT PERTAINING TO LIQUOR Approved STORES WITHIN CERTAIN COMMERCIAL ZON~$ Commissioner Messe asked that a deflnitlon of a'liquor store' be included, and that could Just be added before the ordinance goes to City Council i. Jonathan Borrego, Senior Planner, asked if the reference to the permitted use in the CG and CH Zones should also be deleted, in order to encourage rezoning to CL ACTION: Recommended approval with a definition of 'liquor store' being Included and references deleted In the CG and CH Zones. G. VARIANCE NO. 2900 -REQUEST FOR REVIEW OF Approved REVISED PLANS TO DETERMINED SUBSTANTIAL CONFORMANCE. Request from Vester Whfte for review of revised plans to determine substantial conformance. Property located at 1759 West Orangb Avenue. ACTION: Approved (5-0) Two vacancies ADJOURNMENT: <Meeting adjourned at 6:20 p.m. 1-11-93 Page 29 ,~ t