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LUCILLE KA�1KA
CHAIRPERSON
DONALD DOVE EUGEP�E RAYMOND
VICE—CHAIRPERSON COMMISSIONER
LENA COLE DENNIS ROBERT REID
COMMISSIONER COMMISSIONER
ROY PRYOR DAVID J, WILLIS, JR,
COMMISSIONER COMMISSIONER
CITY STAFF
DIRECTOR OF COh4NNITY DE\1ELOPMENT PLANNERS
VICENTE L. MAS KENRICK R. KAREFA-JOh2ISON
Senior Planner
CO*4SISSION COiJD1SEL DORETHEA TILFORD
Planning Technician
E. KURT YEr1GER ROSALINH NGUYEN
Planning Technician
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, OPE� I�fG CERE�IO�IES
A. Call meeting to order.
B. Flag Salute.
C. Roll Call.
D. Certification oF Agenda Posting by� City Clerlc.
E. Approval of Minutes: Minutes of May 12, 1987.
F. Appointments/reappointments to the PLanning Commissi.on:
On June 16, 198"i, the City Council appointed Mrs. Lena
Cola Dennis as a new commissioner and reappointed Mr.
Roy Pryor to the Commissiou.
G. Commission Reorganization: Selection of new Ct�airperson
and Vice-Chairperson.
CONTINUEll PIiBLIC HEARItiG
1. Conditional. Use Permit - Case No. 8iO36
3136 E1 Segundo Btvd,( Luis Perez)
Comments:
This is an application foc a Conditional Use Permit to build
four apart.ment units at the rear of an e�isting dupleY in
the R-3 (Plul.ti-Family Residential) Zone.
Recommended Action:
Staff respectfully request that the Plannine Commissiw�
adopt the attached Resolution No. 2120:
(a) Finding that the proposed development wi]1 not have a
substantial effect on the envirunment and certifp the
Negative Declaration as adequate.
(b) Approving Conditional Use Pex�mit No. 87036, subject to
the stated conditions and requirements.
2. Zonin� Ordinance Amendment - Case '�0 8iO48
CiY.,y-wide regulations to cuntrol the sale of alcoholic
beverages.
Comments
This is a proposed Amendment to Chapter 25 of the Lpnwood
Municipal Code, to allow for the inclusion of additiona.l
requirements and regulations to control the sale of
alcoholic beverages.
Recommende action
, Staff respectfully request that after consideration the
Planning Commission adopt Resolution No. 2127:
(a) Finding that the determination of Ezemption is
appropriate.
(b) Recommend that the City Co�ncil approve the findings in
Resolution No. 2127, waive reading and .introduce the
Ordinance.
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3. Zoning Ordinance �mendment - Case Vo. 87049
Citywide regulations pertaining to the development of multi-
tenant retail centers.
Comments
This is a proposed Amendment to Chapter 2� of the Ly
�lunicipal Code, which seeks to introduce regulation of
multi-tenant retail centers.
Recommended�.action
Staff respectfully request that after consideratiun the
Planning Commission adopt Resolution Ko. 2128;
(al Finding that the determination of Esemption is
appropriate.
(b) Recommending that the City Council appro�-e the findings
in Resolution No. 2128, waive reading and introduce
the Ordinance.
4. Home Occupation - Case No. 87041
3527 Euclid Avenue (Samuel Sevilla)
Comments
This i.s an application for a Home Occupation Permit to make
pillows in the R-2 ITwo-Family Residentiall Zone.
. Reco mmended Action
Staff respectfully zequests that aftex• consideration the
Planning Commissiun adopt Resolution \o. 2126:
(a) Finding that the determination of ezemption is
appropriate.
(b) Approving Home Occupatio❑ Permit Vo. 87041.
\Ei PUBLIC HEARINGS:
5. Conditional Use Permit - Case No. 87051
3153 Carlin Avenue (Cecilia Lobaton)
Comments:
This is an application for a Conditional Use Permit to
develop fourteen (14) apartment units in the R-3 (Multi-
family� Residentiall Zone.
Recommended Action:
Staff respectfully request that after consideration the
Planning Commission adopt Resolution No. 2130:
(a) Finding that the proposed development will not have a
substantial effect on the environment an3 certify the
Ne�ative Declaration as adequate.
(b) Approving Conditional Use Permit, Case vo. 8i051
subject to the stated conditions and requirements.
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6. 'Centative Parcel ^1ap Case No. 87055
10857-10859 Drury Lane (Lyrin T. Stec:artl
Comments:
This applicant is req�esting Tentative Farcel ?]ap approvaL
to legall�� div.ide two (21 lots, in order to provide separate
legal title for subject property in the Planufacturin� zone.
Recommended Action:
Staff respectfully- request that, after considecation,
the Plannin� commission adupt Resolution No. 2134:
(a) Findi.ng Chat Tentati�-e Yarcel. �lap Case �o. 8i055 is
esempt from �the requirements of the St�te CEQ.4
Guidelines, as amended, under Secti.on 15061 �b) (31.
(b) Approving Tentative Parcel Map Case No. 87055, s�bject
to the stated conditions and requirements.
i. Suecial Permit for llance and Entertainment Case vo. 87056
11020 Atlantic Aaenue (Uscar and Patricia Casillasl
Comments:
This applicant is requesting a Special Permit to add Dancin�
and Entertainment at the existing restaurant and cocktail
]ounge sei•ving �l.coholic beverages at 11020 Atlantic Avenue.
Recommended Action:
Staff respectfully requests that after consideration the
Planning Commission recommend to the CitS Council to den��
the Special permit for dancing and entertainment.
(a) Finding that the parking provisions are inadequate.
(b) Recommend that the City Council approve the findings in
Resolution of denia.l No. 2135.
REGULAR ORDER OF BliSINESS:
vo items.
� ST3FF CO`]PIENTS :
1. Status update on proposed General Plan amendment.
2. Proposed schedule for Commissioners/staff conferences.
3. Status of bowling alley proper.ty, Century Blvd./Ernestine.
CO`7`1ISSION ORALS:
Public Orals:
(Information Items Only)
Adiournment:
adjourn to the nest regular meeting of the Plannin�
Commission on August 11, 198i, 9:30 p.m. in the Council.
Chambers, Lynwood City Hall, 11330 Bullis Road, Lynwood,
California.
ADDRESS, �tI\'UTES: AGENDA6
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a. Call to Order
� re�ular meetin� of the Flannin� Cummission of the City- of
L� uas called to order U� Vice-C1iai.rperson Dove on the
abo��e-captioned date at i:`s� p.m., i.n th�� C'.our:cil Chambers of �
the Lyn�:ood Citp Hal.l, I'.330 Aul.l.is Road, L��riwuod,
Californ.i.a, 90262.
8. Pled�e of All.egiance
Comm.issi.oner Reid led tlie Pledge qf �1legiance.
C. Roll Call of Commi.ssioner
Vice-Chairperson Do��e requested the rol� call, ai�d �Ir. ?tzs
complied.
Present: Comm.issioner ponald Dove
Commissiunex• Roy Pi�yor
Commissioner Eugene Ra;✓mond
Commissior�er Iiobert iZeid
Commissioner David J. Hiilis, Jr.
Also present: `I.ichael. D. �lisner
£or E. Iiurt l'eager, City� ?,ttorney
iienricl� Fiare£a-Johnson
Senior Planner, Planni.ng Divis�on
V.icente L. Plas, Di.rector
Community Deve].opmenT, Department
Johansh�ah A. Oskoui
i Civil Engineeri.n� �ssistant
Public Horks Division
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i Jo�� Valentine, `linutes C'lerl;
i b'ice-Chairperson Doee asked for a mot.ion to approve
Chair��erson Iianka's absence since she was i11 and tiad to
i inform staff. `10TI0\ made by Commissioner Reic and SECO�DED
i by Commissioner Raymond, to ��rant Chairperso❑ I�arka an
escused aUsence.
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I The motion carried Uy the Fol.loc:in� aote:
� :1�"ES: Commissioners Dove, Pryur, Ra�'mond, Reid
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� \OES: �0\E
� aBSE�T: Comm.issioner Giloert and Iian4ca
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1 Commiss.ioner Gilbert's absence was not discussed. �
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D. Certificatioti of 1�enda Postine b� Citg C1erk
>tr. Mas stated that the agenda iiad been duly post.ed pui�suant
to the Bro::n Act.
E. .4ppru�'al. oF `lintrtes �
Vice-Chairperson Du�e tzske�d fer a:nuti.on t.o ,ippro�re the
minu'es �'�f `fat t2, 138i.
PtOTiO�� made bi: Coinmis�ione�• Pr; ur, SECO\DED ti�- C'omrnissior���r
Raymond, to app� o� e�.nd a��cepC the miriut��s o' �I�ay- 12 , 198�i ,
as presented tc *.he Con:riission,
'Ihe moCion carciea by the followi.n� vute:
dYES: Commi.ssieners llove, Pc�yror, Raymond, Re.i.r,'.
and killis
\OES: \0\E
_1B5EVT: Commissioners Gilbert and Iianl<a
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F'. �iot.i.ce of' i2escission of Pub.lic Hearieg
The Publ�c Hearir,�s for the following cases will nut be heard
at this meetin� ber_ause of �ncomplete and/or deficienci.es in
plot pl.ans. `1r. I�arefa-Juhnson stated these it;ems �:ill be
retur�ied to the Planning Commission at the nelt re�ular��
scheduled meeting of July 1k, 1987, if the applicanrs meet
the requirements uf the Site Plan Reviec- Cummittee.
1. C:ase `do. 3iO42, a request for a Conditioc�al Lse Permit
r.o operate a carburetor repair busir:ess at 11G81
\tlanti.c �vetiue, Lymaood, Ca].ifornia.
'l. Case lio. 87044, a request for a Conditional Use Permit
to opera�e a bona fide restaurant at !011� Lon� Beac}�
� Boule�rard, I,y-nwood, California.
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COVTINUED PliRLIC HEaRI�:G
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� i. Conditional lise Pernut - Case tio. 89036
� 3136 E� Segundu Buulevard ILuis- Ye:rezl
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' This is an application Yor a Conditi�na:L lise Permit to
; build four apartment uni.ts at the rear of an etiisting
� dupl.es i�i the R-3 Zone.
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'� St�ff requested that the Commission continue th.is item
� �:ithout cunsideratiori. There are serious deficienci.es
I with regard to parking and. the required 1a��dsca��irg a��d
I open space; the applicant has agreed to submit ne�.�
plans.
� ?IOTtOV made by Commiss Raymond, and Si�C7\DED by
� Cummissiuner Pryor to cuntinue th item wi.thout
j cunsiderati.on.
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The motion carried bp the folluwin� vote:
AYES: Commissiuners Dove, Pr;or, Raymond, Reid
and Ni11is
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aBSF.NT: Commissioners Gilbect and Kanl:a
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�;}.k PUT3LIC HEARI�GS
2. Cond:itionai [Jse Permit - Ca�e �o. E900i
10800 �t].ant�c .�1�enue langel !�a�arl �
This is an applicaticn foc a Conditional lise F'ermit. to
cueduct an used automobile sales busi.ness ir. the (C-3)
Hea�}- Commercial) Zone.
?1r. Karefa-Johnson stated the subject property corisists
uf *hree interior lot;s located on .atlantic 9��er�u��, with
a total area of approsimately 10,800 squace feet. The
prcperty is presentl,y vacant; it is surs�ounded be
co�nmercial }iroperty, multi-family and sinole f'amil.ti
dwellings. ?i_�. `iavar r>lanned to use a trailer as an
offir_e for sales. Sis-foot bloelc caaLl Fould be built.
aruund the propert;, escluding the front pard setback
area and in�ress area and egress to the properti'.
Messrs: RarePa-Jo:�inson and !`tas stated that it must ue
agreed that the appl.i.cant cci11 grant an irre�ocable:
iledication of i-1/2' uf land to the City-. Zn ret.urn, the
' applicant huild a plan;er and fence on said dedicated
property, at his e�pense. At the Cit,y's demand, at:. any
� time the City° deems it neuessarc and �roper to wider.
I :ltlantic Avenue, the applicant must promise to mo�� bot.h
� the planter and the c:a1L, at his oc:n e>:pense, irside his
property line.
i Vice-Chairperso❑ Doae opened `he Piiblic Hearir� and
'� asked for cumments frum the applicant.
I :1nge1 ":a�'ar, 3303 Firestone F3oule�ard, 8outh Gate, rose
to state his ac�eptance uf the 30 conditiuns, and
I. Purther stated he considered tliem to be fair. He stated
his approval of the proposed irrevocable dedication o.`
I i-1/2' of purperty in retur.n for building al.'i.v=-foot
i plant.er in tne area, thereY>y temi,orariiy e�pandiug his
parlc.i n� .
In response to a questi.on bp Ccmmissioner Ra�mond, `]r.
Iiarefa-Sohnson stated he had taliced caith the Bui_].din�
Inspector re�ardin� the trailer; a permanent concret�.
� foundation c:ill be ceaquired. The Senior Pl.anner furt.her
stated that the uc:r.er plans to cuaer the en�ire area
witih a cuncrete slab, for both parlcin� and di.splai'
( areas.
i ?tr. \a�ar stated l�e desired more than 18 par4cin� si:•aces.
i Aoth ?1r. Iiacefa-Johnsou and ?]r. `1as stat.ed l�e uo�ild !iav��
I as maci} as 23 parl;ing spaces with the above mentioried
irrevocaUle dedication, if he will pro�'ide a ne�a exit
; from the par4cing l.ot.
� �'ice-Cha�irperson Dove asked for an3-orie else c.ho wanted
I to s��eak in fa�'or uf the Cunditional Gse Permit.
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Richard Jorgenson, 10�d5 Ri��a, Cercitos, caante:;d Co l.nyw
what the trailer will luolc like, ^tr. `?as said that the
trailer's appearance wil.l be cumpatible: with su�rounding
�and usage, and restrooins �:i.Ll be pro�ided, p1u� one
handicapped accessible parlcing.
l�ice-Chairperso❑ Do�e aslced for anyune ccishiiig ;:u speak
a�ai.eist the Ccndit:ional Use F'ermit. There «as no onc
��ishine to speah, he c�osec the Public Hearing.
?1r. Oslcoui stated his c:ish to ainend ;:ngineei i.n�
Department Condition No. 23 T,o read: "Pro�•i�9e a i.;i foot
wide stri_p of propert} under an irre�ocable ded.:ication
aLon� AC.Lantic Avt°nue. At the time City chooses to widen
at.LanCic a�enue, applicant will pay all fi.e= and
expenses req�_iiced to mo��e planter and blocic wall bacl;
ont:o his' propei'ty."
'tOTIO\ made b�� Commissioner Rta3 and SECO\DED by
Commissi.oner Prpor, t.o approve'Resolution �u. 209R, A
RESOLGTI�\ OF THE PLA�'\I\G CO`iP1ISSI0N OF THE CITY OF
LY'J[d00D aFPROG'ING a CONDITIOK�AL USE PER?]IT FOR
AC:T0�10BILE S:\LES A't 10800 ATI,A\TIC AVES`l.'E, Case \o.
8 i 007 , as amer�ded and reo�ised.
The motion carried b1� the followin� vote:
AI`ES: Commissioners Do�e, Prvor, Rapmond, Reid
and Willis
tiOES: NONF.
ABSENT: Commissioners Gilbert and Kai�ha
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at this time, �lr. vavar rose to say that he di.3 not c.ant
� to pae all e�penses both times. He was wi.11ing to pa5
for the construction uf the fence and planter, pLus
grant the irrevocable dedication of the �.�" ft. strip
of land, but he didr't thinlc he should ha��e to pay any
expenses c:hen the City decides to widen at'_antic
Bou.Levard later.
Mr. ?1as stated that ?tr. Navar would, have to pa;: a11
etipenses both times.
Vir.e-Ctiairperson Do�e stated that it is an established,
i standard practice, that ?ir. Na�ar has to shoulder all
the expenses in ret�irn for the use of the land on a
j temporary basis.
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I �1r. Oskoui stated the option is up to ?lr. \avar. If Le
i aants the extra sFaces made availaUle Uy- the use of the:
irrevocable dedication, he can go that roct:e. If he
would r,ather not assume the financiaL responsi.b;.lity of
I the espenses of both moves, he can accept the eighteen
� spaces and just Iocate the planter where it wil.l be
� af'ter the widening of ?.tlantic.
; ?.fter more discussion, during which Nr. \`avar indicaced
I � he would he wo��1d stop th2 project if he had to pay al.l
espenses. Mr. P1as sT,ated the Conditional Gse Pemit had
� been appro�'ed by the Planning Commission as a.mended, and
� Mr. Vavar had ten da,ys to appeal to the Cit,c Council.
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3. Conditional l�se Permit - Case No. 87019
9950 State Street (Jorge �brevol
, The applicant is requesting a modification of
Conditional Use Permit ;do. 81089 to �spand the e::isting
auto repair businesses by addine an auto upholster,y
business. There are already f'our businesses onsite tc:o
automotir'e businesses and twu pet/animal businesses.
Although the additioneil business crouLd be compatible
with the surrounding area, the site is inadequate in
size and sl�ape to accommcdate the pi•opos use re1_.ati��e ,
to parlc.in„ access �nd circulation. Thc proposed usage
uuul�l liave a nevative ef'fect on values of the
surru�ndino propertics and be er��ironmentally
detri.mental, with i.ncreased noise and air pol.lution.
It was stated that, althcug'h the upholstery business had
not been appcoaed, there was presently upholstery worlc
being done and three inoperable vehicles were seen by
City personnel duiing inspection.
Staff requested that Conditional Use Permit �o. 87019 be
cleni.ed.
Vi.ce-Chairperson Doce opened the Public Hea:ing. The
, appLicant w:is nut at the meeting and no one was Chere tu
represent. him. 1'here being no one wishin� to spe�ic foc
the proposed busi.r.ess, Vice-Chaiiperson Uove aslced if
an5°one wante+d to spe:sk against the proposal.
Ri.chard Jor�ensen, 10i4:i Riva, Cerritos, asked about the
vehicles now onsite. NIr. Fiarefa-Juhnson stated that. Code
Enforcement had been informed.
Ther.e being no one eise wishing to speal;, Vice-
I Chairperson llove closed the Public Hearing.
�IOTIOti bp Commissioner Pryor, SEGO`:DED by Commissioner
Raymund, to appro��e Resolution \o. 210 A RESOLUTIOti OF
THE PLANNING COMy18SI0N OF THE CITY OF LY"ti�r'OOD DE"!YIVG' A
i10DIFICATION OF a CONDITIOtiAL USE PERPIIT TO �L:.OW al2
AUTO UPHOLSTERY BIiSI\ESS aT 99�0'STd'PE S'PREET, L1'\k00D,
CA., IN THE C-3 IHLAVY COM?iERCIALI ZONE.
The motion carried by the following vote:
I :�YES: Commissioners Dove, Pry�or, ka�moncl., keid
and [dillis
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I , ABSENT: � Commissioners Gilbert and Kar:ka
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! 4. Conditional Use Permit - Case tio. 8%039
� 1214�! WrighC Road (Geraldine Woods & Alfred Preston)
i An application for a Conditional Use Permit to develop a
duples apartment building, consisting of two, tc:o-
� Uedroom units, and sis carports in the R-3 Zone. The
proposed land use i.s consistent c:ith the surroundir,�
� land use of single-family dwelling; the propectp is
i. adequate in size and shape to accommodate the proposed
1 buildinb be moved two feet north to axvoid conflict with
j the dri��eway-. This would r•educe the proposed
� landscaping, but minimum requirements would still be
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Vice-Chairperson Dove opened the Public Hearing and
Geraldine Woods, owner, 56d4 Ra��enspur Drive, Rancho
Palos Verdes, rose to give her appro��al tu the
additional reqvirement under Pl.arining Conditior� No. 6,
plus all the other conditions, which staff had discussed
with her.
\'ice-Chairperson Du�e asked if anyone else present
wished to speak in support of case no. 87039.
�lr. Richard Jcrgensen, l0i$� Riva, Cerritos, sl,at:ed he
wished to speak in favur oi' thr, proposed improvement;
hoc:ever, he wanted assurance rhat the devel.opmer�t c.oul�9
improve and not �9owrigrade T,he area. He wanted assurance
that a pari;icular mature pine tree, not on the proj�ercy,
wuuld be protecCed from the construction of the required
bl.oi,k c:all fence, that the esist:ing house caould be
appropriately upgraded and that a sidewalk would be
added. Mr. Oskoui stated the sidewalk will be added as a
Conditional Use Permit r_ond'�ticn.
Ms. Wood stated the esisting house would be completely
renovated, inside and out. Pir. hias stated that the
applicant does not have to answer these questions at
this time.
Mc•. Jorgensen st,ated he does not want a block wall ferice
in front, but decorative openwork. It was a�reed he
would get his wish.
`]r. Ales Br�mley, 11365 Louise, Lynwood, asked whet.her
the envirunmental impact study covered the entire city',
or at least a lar�e area. Mr. yas stated t.he
environmental impact study i.ncluded only the specif.ic
site and immediate environs.
?Ir. Bramlev stated a class-action suit could be
brought against the City, if the Planning Commiss.ion
continued Co encoura�e over-buildin� k�ithou�
consideration for schools, services, etc. He wanted
something done to stop over-building immediately since
, Lync;ood is rapidly being built oiit of facil.ities. }ie
I would be willin� to start the suit himsel.f, iY
necessary.
I , Mr. Charles Glenn, 3533 Carlin Avenue, rose to speal=.
� then realize3 he had the wx•ong case.
� Vice-Chairperson Duve closed the Public Hearing.
( �`10TI0� was made Commissioner Raz�mond and SECONDED b;,
I Commissioner Reid f;o approve Resolution No. 2122, ��
j R.ESOLUTION OF THE PLA\VI�:G COPI�IISSION OF THE CITI' OF
j LYVW00D APPROVING CONDI'CIONAL L'SE PERMIT NO. 87039 TO
I CO�STRUCT TWO ( 2) U\ITS IN THE r-3 l PIliLTI-FA`1II.:Y
, RF.SIDEKTIAL) ZONE, 12144 �dRIGHT ROAD, I,Y�FOOD, C_�.
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?.BSEMT: Commissioners Gilbert and Iiaitica
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6. Home Occupation - Case No. 87041
35'l Euclid .a�•enue iSamuel Sevil].a;
'Chis was an applic�tion for a I?ome Occupzition Permit to
make pillows in the R-O_ Zone. Pour ob.jections to the
proposed- use �.ere cecei.ved l��y the Cit�� Clerk; therefore
a determ.ination liad to be made b� the Pl.anning
Commission. The applica�lt wished to inake pillows in hi�
home, using one sec:ing machine, to sell at swnpmeets. ;10
advertising �+uuld be disptay�ed, no veh.i.cu'_ar or
pedest:rian traffic iai.11 be generated b�� said u=,a>e.
Staff did nof: find this propose�l usage 3�trimental to
the nei�hborhood in c:hich ic c:oUld be located.
V�ice-Chaicpersun Dove opene<1 ttie Public Hearing• Neither
tiamuel Sevilla ncr his representative was present.
`tr. `las stated the Public Flearing could stili k,e held;
the case could be continued to the next Planni.ng
Commi.ssioct meeT.i.ng.
tio one wi.shed to spealc in :avcr of the prope:�secl Home
Occupation Permit so Vice-Chairperson Dove a.sked for
an;:one c:i.shin� to speal; in opposition.
`ir. Robert Fr�:e, 12501 Alpine, Lynwood, stated the
t:afPic c:ould be increased, and event�ailp he alleged,
s.i�ns �.oula t�e ei•ecte�l and the City would do nothing
aouut: them; ulCimatel� E��cpert�� values ��ou1d be luwered.
Ptr. Char�.Les Glenn, 3533 Carlin, L,vnwood, wanted to lcnow
if they could use their vara�e, the propos�d hours uP
operation, especially if multiple sewing machines �
be running at ni�ht. F[e opposed manufacturinb in
re�identia.l areas, g�ra�e sales ir, c�esidenti.al ai�eas,
and pillows displayed in wind.oc.s in residential ai:�eas.
`ir. alex Bramlep, 11365 Louise, Ly-nwood, wished to know
' how the pillows c.rould be sanitizrd.
�Ir. `!as stated these questions did not �_leal with Lar�d
use matters. However, matters of this natnre are
covered by state and federal regulations.
']r. ilisner stated that it i.s ❑ot the responsiblity of
the Pl�innin� Gommissi.on to determine if Lhe app:Licant is
prcperly li.censed..
>tr. Bramley wanted to Icnok if the city could be sued i.f
I combust:ible materials were stored on private pruperty�
and also, if the appli.cant is required to ha��e a fice
e�Cinguisher. ?lr. 'tisner stated he would research those
cuncerns.
� ?Ir. Ra� Cha�,�ira, 11434 P.1um, Lynwood, wanted to kno�. how
� man� other Hum� Occupation Permits have been issued. He
fur�ther stated that a firm c.ity polic�� should be
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� previous Hume Occupation Permits..
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i 'ir. Richard Jorgensen, 10i45 Riva, Cerrito's, stat.ed that
such occupations cannot be controlled.
I ']r. Plas stated that the Fire Department will perfoim
i routine inspections. Mr. Joroensen replied that the Fire
Department doesn't hare adequate personnel.
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Vice-Chairperson Dure stated that is wh,y- the city does
require Home Occupation Permits, such permits gi� the
city some control.
There bi:ing no one else �cishing to spealc, Vi�e-
Chairperson Do��e closed Che public l�earing.
Home OccuE�ation Case \o. 87041 c.'as continuecL to the ne�t
regular Planning Commission meeti�ig on Ju.Ly� 14, 19E7,
because of `Ir. Se��illa's absence.
6. Zonin� Ocdinance .amendme��t - Case \'o. 87048
Cit}-i:ide regu.lations tc controi Che sale ��f alcohulic
, beaerages.
Thi.s is a pruposed Amendmr-�t to Chapter 25 oP tlie
Lynwood `tunicipal Ce,�e, to allcw for the inclu=_ion oF
additional requ_`rcmer�ts and regulations to contiol the
salr, of alcoholic beverages, both "on sale" and °uff-
sai� .
;��r. !`1as stated that the City Council requested staff
r�search tt:e possibility of revision of the liquor
ordinanue, tu limit the percei�ed proliferat;ion of
e,stab]ishmer�ts 5elling a�coholic beverages and the
subseyuent ne�ative impact on the City. He req�:ested
t1iaC the Com,nission hold a°study session" includi.r�g the
Public Heari.n� at this meeting and continue the F'ub.Lic
Hearitig, so as to �ather masimum citizen input.
There c�as a short discussion amon� the Commissioners nnd
Mr. `1as concerning a possible 500' restrictioei, whic�i
cJas iefused by City Council before. The r�:quest can b'r_
s�bmitted again, Comm:issioner Pryor commented. On the
proposed hours of operati_on/sale Commissi.oner Prpor
statecl that the Stste government permits the sale uf
liquoc af'ter 9:00 p.m., and perhaps it would be
difficult for Lynwood to impose rest*_�ictiutis regardic��
hours of business.
Vice-Chai.rperson Dove opzned the public hearir��.
Nr. Robert Frye, 12501 Aipine, L,ynwood, t:haeked the
Commission for presentine this propused amendment anc
staY,ed his opinion that ti�e present C:.ty Council c,ould
approve this 1im.it. He also liked the sales limit o'•'
9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Nir. Charies Glenn, 3�33 Carli.n avenue, Lynwuoa,
discussion 2.1 on pa�e three concerning noise lerels and
staY,ed his preferenre for the �00' limit. }Ie r:ilso thii�l.s
the present City �ouncil c-:ill accept this limit. Fle
�oanted 2.11 added to page three, to require that an�
ap�li.cant must provide a public te].ephune listin� so
that citi-r_er�s c3n ca11 to complain about, etc. He s?.at:ed
� that La CaUana, 123j3 Lon� Eieach Boulevaed, sta,ys ope❑
a11 night and i.t, does not hare public telephone listi.n�.
He further wanted '2.20 added on page five, to requi�e
that a busines-s te].eplione n�amber be listed ir, the
Cel.ephone book. Also, on page 5i>_, under 2., provisi.ens
shoul.d incl.ude a 500' limit.
�ir. Ray Chavira, 11-134 Plum Street, LYnc:ood, rose to
espress his preference for the o00' limit. He wanted t.he
final senCence of 2.2, page fou:, "The distance of three
i hundi•ed feet (300') icorrected to five hundred feet
( 500' ) per '`1r. Chavi.ra shall. be measured betc:een tl�e
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nearest entrance used Uy patrons o"t such establishments
alon� the shortest rot�te intended acid .acailable for
public passa�e to cther establishments or to the nearest
property line, or tu the nearest property' l.ine of anv o£
the abo��z-referenced co�:sideration points," added to
2. 1 , I>ei�e tc:o. . ,
Under 2.i, page four, he Nanted an esplanation oP the
term "appurte�iant coinmon areas." On paoe fice, he wanted
a limitation added that only wine with corl:ed bottles
cuuld be sol.d, nut scre�a-on tops, except for k-pack c.ine
000lers, which are on.1� sold c:ith screca-on tops.
`Ir. Gha� introd�ced the ne�t speaker, Dr. Jocel�
khi.tCen, 12012 S. 11i1_mingCun, Lcs A�i�eles, who ta:lked
about alcoholism from 1930 to Che present time, the
death of an Orange Count:p athlete, teenage preg�iancy°,
auto accider�ts, suicides and distributed �� fl.,y to the
Commissi.oners concerning the marketing of alcohol i;o
blacl,s.
Mr. ^ti{ce Saragoza, 111ll Harris, Lvnc:oed, ;�ose to state
hi_s approval of the proposed amundm�nt and his
disa2�pro�al of public displays of driiil;ine in parking
lots.
?]r. Alet Bramle}, 11365 Louise, stated his a�pproval of
the �UO' l.imit and that he has esper�ence�l secious
prob.lems among his rel.ati��es due to alcohol.ism.
?1r. Charles Beales, :1358 Durican, Lynuood, stated liis
preference for the 500' l.imit.
?ir. Richard Joc�ensen, 1074� R.iva, Cerritos, stated that
the proposed amendment is �ec�� old-fashioi�ed. The
clistance should now state �00' and progress to 1000'. He
said he has seen children sellin� liquor on Atlnatic
,�venue. He stated thir; ridi.culous docun�ent duesn't
control aicohol, and `LU•ther indicated that his tenants
have children constantly under the i«fluence of alcohol.
provided by their parents.
At this time, there be.ing no o.ie else wishin� to speab:,
Pice-Chai.rperson Do��e obtainud consensus frum the res;:
of the Commissioners to continue the Pubiic Hearin and
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conti.nue t:he discussion to t:he next regularly scheduled.
� �neet:ir�g of the Planning Commission on July 14, 19Si.
i �tr. hlas stated that 3C0' could be chan�ed to whatever
i the Commissioners desired, then Commissioner Ray
� su�gested 300' to residential and 500' from each uther.
I ?Ir. "?isner, spealcing for the City Attorney, stated that
i kine sales limited to hottles with co.rks could not be
I en.orced.
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! Commissioner Pryor questioned if the CiCy could l:�e suzd
� bec�use businesses failed c�t�en limit�ed to sal.es before
� � 9:00 p.m., if the limit was 2:00 a.m. when the; started
their business.
The s�bject was again continued to the July 1-1, 19£7,
� Pl.anning Commission meeting.
i. Zonina Ordinance Amendment - Case tio. 8"0•19
I � City�wide re�ul.atiuns pertaining to the dev2lopmF.nY, of
� multi.-tenant retail centers.
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This is a proposed Amendment to Chapter 2� establishin�
regulations to govern multiple tenant retail uses in Y,he
City. At presenY., the Cit,y is opera.tin� under an interim
ur�ency ordinance prohibiting the establishment of
multiple tenant cetai]. sales businesses in any
coinmex�cial or manufacturino zone. The proposed ordinance
amendment has been designed to allo�o the Plannin�
Commission the flesibi.lity to deal with the current uses
and an5 nei, uses which may occur, in any proposed
muitiple tenant retail centers, and wi11 require a
Conditional C�se Permit.
Commissioner pove aslced, in view of the late hour, if
there i.as anv ur�ericy tu act at that time. �Ir. ?1as
replied in the ne�ai;ive and the matter ccas eontinued to
the nekt regularly scheduled meeting.
REGULAR ORDER OF BUSINESS
1. Pronosed Acquisition of Propert� by the Countti of Los
Angeles
The County of Los Angeles has notifi.ed the City of its
intentions to acquire the souf;heast corner of Imperial
' Highway/Aleimeda and part of the lib:ary parki.ng lot,
betcaeen the librar> and the parlcing space of tt�e bowlin�
alle��. �1r. fiarefa-Johnson stated there is presently a
consideraUle amount of vacant land in Lynwood and a
General Pl:an Amendment wi11 be required.
Tkie matter caas ceceiaed and filed.
Staff Comments
There were none.
Commission Orals
There were none.
Public Orals
�1r. Alex Bramley, 11365 Louise, Lynwood, stated there have been
. violations at 11361-17363 Loiiise Avenue_•, because of escessive
dirt truciced in and out. There has been 56,000 dama�e to his
gara�e, and he intends to sue the City for issuing the perm.it
enabling the builder to cause said damage.
Mr. `7as stated that he had told the builders to cease the
trucking of dirt, the soil was not watered as it should have
been. The Public Worlcs Department has told them to remove the
material, it must be c:atered, and they will be mo�iitored.
Mr. Charles Beale, ll358 lluncan, Lynwood, complained about the
same thing, there has been a virtual dust storm, ki.ds are ridine
their moCorcycles through a 3irt pile.
Mr. `tas asked the two complainants to issue their complaints .in
c:riting. .
�Ir. Robert Frye, 12501 Alpine, Lynwood, complai.ned that the
Sheriff's Department does not respond to citizen complaints. He
wants the City to hire eight people, four to worlc days, and four
' to work nights, in Code Enforcement. He stated their salaries
could be paid out oF the money paid on vioLatiun of tickets.
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�1r. Ray Chacira, 11#3�4 Plum, stated he lies to the Slteriff's
Department so that they will cume to the vacant lot nest to his
property
ADJOUR\�IE\'C
There being no further business to come befure the Planning
Commission, the MOTION �aas made bS Commissioner Reid and SECONDED
by c;ominissionei• Ray�mond to adjuurn Co the ne�t regular meetin� c�f
tihe Pla�viing Commission on July 14, 1987, at i:30 p.m., in the
Council. Gh�mbers of Lpnwocd City Flall.
The tnotion carried and tFie meeting was adjournerl at; 11:15 p.m.
aPPROVED AS WRITTF,?i this day of , 1987.
Donald Do�-e, Vice-Chairperson .
L,vnwood Ylanning Commission
ATTEST:
Vicente L. ?]as, Secretar�-
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DATE: July 19, 1987 A� Q 1
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FROM: Vicente L. Mas, Director„� 1-� �'d� w
Community Development Department
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SUBJECT: CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT - CASE NO. 87036
APPLICANT: LUIS PEREZ
PROPOSAL:
The applicant is requesting approval of a Conditional Use Permit
to develop a four (9) unit apartment building at the rear of an
existing duplex, 3621 E1 Segundo Avenue, Lynwood, CA.
FACTS:
1. .Source of Authoritv.
Section 25-4.5 of the Lynwood Zoning Ordinance requires that
a Conditional Use Permit be obtained for any residential
development in the R-3 zone.
2. Property Location.
The subject property is located on the south side of E1
Segundo Avenue between Peach Street and Alpine Avenue. (Refer
to attached Location Map.)
3. Property Size.
The subject property is rectangular in shape and is
approximately seventy-two (72') wide and one-hundred sixty
(160') deep. The total area is approximately 11,616 square
feet.
4. Existing Land Use.
The subject property is presently developed with a duplex
and a detached structure. The surrounding land uses are as
follows:
North - Multi-Family East - Multi-Family
South - Multi-Family West -. Multi-Family
5. Land Use Description.
The General Plan designation for the subject property is
Multi-Family, while the zoning classification is high density
residential (R-3 ). The surrounding land use descriptions
are as follows:
General Plan: Zoning:
North - Multi-Family North - R-3
South - Multi-Family South - R-3
East - Multi-Family East - R-3
West - Multi-Family West - R-3
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6. Project Characteristics:
The applicant proposes to demolish the structure at the rear
` of the property and build a four-unit apartment building with
the required off-street parking. The development will consist
of four (4) two-bedroom units with a total of 3,294 square
feet. There is an existing duplex comprising approximately
2,000 square feet.
A six foot (6') block wall will be built on the perimeter of
the lot, except in the twenty-foot (20') front yard setback,
in which the wall will not exceed four (4') feet in height.
' A total of twelve (12) parking spaces are provided: 6
covered and six (6) uncovered.
.. The.total height of the principal buildings will not exceed
thirty-five (35') feet.
7. Site-Plan Review
On June 25, 1987, the Site-Plan Review Committee evaluated the
the proposed development and recommended approval by the
Planning Commission, subject to specific conditions.
9. Zonina Enforcement History.
None of record.
10. Public Response.
Staff has not received any comments with respect to this
project.
ANALYSIS' AND CONCLUSION
1. Consistencv with General Plan.
The proposed land use is consistent with the existing zoning
classification (R-3) and the General Plan designation (Multi-
Family). The. predominant land uses in the area are .high
density residential. Therefore, the qranting of.Conditional
Use Permit No. 87036 is not inconsistent-with the General Plan
and will not adversely affect same.
2. Site Suitability.
The subject property is adeguate in size and shape to
accommodate.the proposed development relative to the proposed
density, bulk of the structures, parking, walls fences,
landscaping, driveways and other development features
required by the Zoning Ordinance. Further, the subject
property is adequately served with the required public
utilities and offers adequate vehicular and pedestrian
accessibility.
3. Compliance with Development Standards.
The proposed development meets all the standards required by
the Zoning Ordinance regarding off-street parkinq; front,
side, and rear yard setbacks; distance between structures;
lot coverage, building height; unit size; landscaping; and
density. The development standards are adequate to protect
the adjacent residential uses.
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E1 Segundo Avenue is sixty (60') feet wide, and given its
status as a major street, it is sufficient for carrying the
required traffic volume that would be generated by the
proposed use.
Density:
The base density within the R-3 Zone (18 units/acre) allows
the development of five (5) units. The applicant has
requested the maximum density bonus allowed by the Zoning
Ordinance. In this case one '(1) additional unit may be
qranted as follows:
-- Section 25-4.5.8 (bonus clause for the
provisions of low- and moderate-income housing)
permits the granting of up to 20$ of the base
density, provided all Development Standards are
met and applicant agrees to enter into a ten (10)
year covenant with the City.
The total development will consist of six (6) units.
4. Conditions of Approval.
The improvements as proposed, subject to the conditions
recommended by the Site Plan Review Committee, will not have
, a negative effect on the values of the surrounding properties
or interfere with or endanger the public health, safety,
convenience or welfare.
5. Benefits to Community.
The proposed development will aid in aesthetically upgrading
the neighborhood and will act as a catalyst in fostering other
quality developments in the area. Furthermore, the
development will add favorably to the City's housing stock
and will provide additional affordably-priced housing in
furtherance of the policies of the Housing Element of the
General Plan.
6. Environmental Assessment.
Staff has found that no substantial environmental impact
substantial environmental impact will result from the
project; therefore, a Negative Declaration has been prepared,
and is on file in the Community Development Department and
the Office of the City Clerk.
RECO[�II'flENDATI ON :
Staff respectfully requests that after consideration the Planning
Commission adopt the attached Resolution No. 2120:
1. Finding that the proposed development will not have a
substantial effect on the environment and certify the
Negative Declaration as adequate.
2. Approving Conditional Use Permit No. 87036, subject to
the stated conditions and requirements.
Attachments
1. Location Map.
2. Site Plan
3. Resolution No. 2120
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RESOLUTION NO. 2120
A RESOLUTION OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION OF THE
CITY OF LYNWOOD APPROVING CONDITIONAL USE
PERMIT NO. 87036 FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF FOUR (4)
APARTMENT UNITS AT 3621 EL SEGUNDO BOULEVARD,
LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA, IN THE R-3 (MULTIPLE FAMILY
RESIDENTIAL) ZONE
WHEREAS, the Lynwood Planning Commission, pursuant to law,
conducted a public hearing on the subject application;
WHEREAS, the Planning Commission considered all pertinent
testimony offered at the public hearing;
WHEREAS, a Conditional Use Permit is required for any
development in the R-3 (Multiple Eamily Residential) zone. �
5ection 1. The Planning Commission hereby finds and
determines as follows:
A. The site of the proposed use is adequate in size
and shape to accommodate the structures,
parking, walls, landscaping, driveways and other
development features required by the Official
Zoning Ordinance.
B. The structures, as proposed, or modified,
subject to conditions, will not have a negative
effect on the values of surrounding properties
or interfere with or endanger the public health,
safety, or welfare. .
, C. The site will be developed pursuant to the
current 2oning regulations and site plan submit-
ted and approved by the Site Plan Review Commit-
tee.
D. The proposed development will aid in .
aesthetically upgrading the surroundinq area.
E. The granting of the Conditional Use Permit will
not adversely affect the General Plan.
Section 2.The Planning Commission of the City of Lynwood
based upon the aforementioned findings and determinations,
hereby approves Conditional Use Permit No. 87036, provided the
• following conditions are observed and complied with at all
: times:
� PLANNING DIVISION CONDITIONS
1. The proposed development shall comply with all
applicable regulations of the Lynwood Municipal
Code, the Uniform Building Code and the Uniform Fire
Code.
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` 2. The Conditional Use Permit shall not go into effect
until a Tentative Parcel Map has been approved by
the Planning Commission.
3. Any proposed subsequent modification of the subject
site or structures thereon, shall be first reported
to the Community Development Department, Planning
Division, for review of said Conditional Use Permit.
4. The addresses of the apartments shall be submitted
to the Planning Division prior to occupancy.
Apartment numbers shall be a minimum of four (4")
inches in height and shall be contrasting in color to
the background. �
5. A minimum of twenty-five (25�) percent of the lot
area shall be landscaped.
6. Landscaping and irrigation shall be installed in
accordance with a detailed plan to be submitted
and approved by the Planning Division prior to
issuance of any building permits.
7. All trash storage areas shall be enclosed by a
masonry wall not less than six (6') feet in height,
as approved by the Building Division. The location
of such enclosure shall be approved by the
Planning Division and the Public Works Department.
8. A minimum of twelve (12) off-street parking spaces
shall be provided; one-half shall be covered. The
parking area shall have sufficient illumination for
security; however, all outdoor lighting shall be
' directe�away from adjacent streets and properties.
9. A six (6') ft. high block wall or fence shall
be installed along the perimeter of the property,
except within the twenty (20') ft. front setback.
In this frontage, the wall/fence shall not exceed
a height of four (4') ft., measured from top of
curb.
10. Apartments designed for the handicapped shall be
located on the ground floor.
11. The applicant, or his representative, shall sign a
Statement of Acceptance stating that he/she has read,
understands, and agrees to the conditions of this
resolution within fifteen (15) days from the date of
adoption of said resolution by the Planning
Commission.
12. The exterior of the new structure should match
the existing duplex.
13. Final building elevations, including materials of
construction, shall be submitted to and approved
by the Buildinq Official prior to issuance of any
building permits.
14. Demolition permits shall be obtained from the
Building Division to demolish the rear structure.
15. Before any building permits shall be issued, the
developer shall pay $1.50 per square foot for
residential buildings.
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16. Provide approved (U.L and State Fire Marshal) smoke
detector(s) for each unit as required.
17. Provide one (1) 2A type fire extinguisher within 75
feet travel distance on each floor.
18. Provide 4" dry line to rear portion of property.
(Obtain specific requirements from Lynwood Fire
Department.)
19. Where security gates are installed on premises, the
locking mechanism shall be of the type that does not
require a key or any special knowledge to exit
premises. Also provide a Knox Box at front of
property.
20. If security bars are placed on bedroom windows, they
shall meet requirements of Uniform Building Code, Sec.
1204.
21. Upgrade existing fire hydrant to 1-4", 1-2 1/2"
outlets.
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
22. Submit a grading plan signed by a Registered Civil
Engineer.
23. Reconstruct damaged sidewalk, curb and gutter and
required adjacent pavement along E1 Segundo
Boulevard.
24. Reconstruct damaged and substandard drive approach
at E1 Sequndo Boulevard.
25. Construct proposed drive approach on Peach Street
and the drive approach serving the property to the
North on Peach Street per City standards.
26. Construct three (3) wheelchair ramps at northwest,
northeast and southeast corners of E1 Segundo
Boulevard and Peach Street.
27. Connect to public sewer system. Each building
shall be connected separately.
28. Underground all utilities.
29. Plant eight (8) parkway trees alonq E1 Segundo
Boulevard and Peach Street.
Section 3. The Community Development Department has
determined that the proposed project will not have an adverse
effect on the environment; a Negative Declaration has been
prepared and is hereby determined to be adequate.
Section 4. A copy of this resolution shall be delivered
to the applicant.
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APPROVED AND ADOPTED this 14th day of July, 1987, by
members of the Planning Commission voting as follows:
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ABSENT:
ABSTAIN:
Lucille Kanka, Chairperson
APPROVED AS TO CONTENT: APPROVED AS TO FORM:
Vicente L. Mas, Director E. Kurt Yeager
Community Development Dept. General Counsel
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D�1TE: Julp 14, 1987 CITYCLERKSOFFICE
To: pLaurat�;c cor�r�zsszoh A � JUL 101987 F � ..
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SliBJECT: Proposed Ordinance to Regulate Yhe Sale of Ale�h,c3:i.c.._
Beverages - Case No. 87048 E� "
PL'RPOSE :
To present an ordinance amending the Lynwood municipal code
providing additional Citc wide reoulations for establishments
selling Alcoholio Beverages.
�FACTS:
1. On ,Iarch 3, 198i, at Council's direction staff submitted a
report on further regulating the sale of alcoholic beverages
in t;he city and the options to revise the liquor ordinance.
This directii�e from Council was prompted by the perceived
proliferation of establishments selling alcoholic beverages
and the resulting negative impact on the community. Council
reviewed the report and directed staff to include option A
of staff's re�ommendations in a draft Ordinance amendment
for further consideration bp Council. This report was
submitted to the Planning Commission on March 10, 198i for
the Commissi.on's review.
2. On April 7, 1987 Council directed staff to prepare a final
draft of the proposed Ordinance amendment for consideration
and approval by the Planning Commission.
3. On April 14, 1987 Staff submi.tte3 the draft report to t.he
Commission for review and comments prior to the public
� hearing of June 9, 198"i.
}. State law requzres that the Planning Commission hold a
p�blic hearing and after consideration of public input make
recommendations to the City Council. The City Council then
malces the final decision to adopt or not to adopt the
proposed O�dinance amendment.
aN�LYSIS
The proposed amendment to the Zoning Ordinance addresses buth the
"on-sale" as well as the "off-sale" of alcoholic beverages.
This amendment contains provisions which further restrict the
proliferation of alcohol-selling estahlishments as well as imposea
more restx�ictive controls for the operation of these establishments.
EtiVIRO\ME\TAL ASSESSMENT
The restriction of these uses both as to location and the
requirement that a Conditional Cse Permit be issued in�olves only
a procedux•al change which does not effect the encironment;
therefore, it has been�determined that the proposal is exempt from
the provisions of the State CEQA Guidelines, as amended, Section
15061 (b) f3).
Actual project applications will be subject to environmental reviec:
wh�n they are filed.
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Staff respectfully request that, after consideration, the Planning
Commission adopt the attached Resolution No. 212�:
a. Finding that the deCermination of Esemption is
appropriate. ,
b. Recommending City Council adoption of Ordi_nance
No. 1293 pertaining to the CitS� wide regulation of
establishments selling alcoholic beverages,
ATTACHi7ENTS :
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ORDINANCE NO. 1293
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
LYNWOOD AMENDING THE LYNWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE BY
PROVIDING CITY-WIDE REGULATIONS FOR
ESTABLISHMENTS SELLING ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES.
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD DOES HEREBY FIND,
RESOLVE AND DETERMINE AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION 1.
The City Council hereby finds and determines that Ordinance
No. 1266, December 3, 1985, shall be repealed in its entirety.
SECTION 2.
Section 25-16.20 pertaining to on-sale liquor
establishments shall be deleted in its entirety.
Section 3
A new subdivision pertaining to on-sale and off-sale j
establishments shall be added as follows: �
"25-16.20 Liquor Establishments !
The purpose of the regulations of this part, pertaining '
to establishments selling alcoholic beverages is to
restrict the location of such uses in relation to one �
another, or to facilities primarily devoted to use by ,
children and families and the general public, thereby �
limiting the number of such uses in the city and, in
addition, effectively preventing undue concentration of
such uses. ;
A. Conditional Use Permit Required. �
Upon the effective date of this ordinance no place �
wherein alcoholic beverages are sold, served, or �
given away for On-site or Off-site consumption, shall I
be established without first obtaining a Conditional �
Use Permit from the City of Lynwood. i
A copy of the conditions of approval for the Conditional ;
Use Permits must be kept on the permises of the �
Establishment and be presented to any Peace Officer upon �
request. I
B. On-Sale Liquor Establishments. �
1. Definition �
An on-sale liqour establishment shall mean any j
establishment wherein alcoholic beverages are �
sold, served or given away for consumption on
the premises including any facility which has
obtained an Alcoholic Beverage Control license
type 41 (on sale beer & wine eating place),type
42 (on-sale Beer and Wine), type 47 (on-sale �
general restaurant), type 48 (on-sale �
general bar), type 51 (club), type 52 (veferan
club) and type 63 (Beer and Wine hospital). j
Typical on-sale uses include but are not I
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ballrooms, dance bars, piano bars, billiard and
or game parlors, night clubs, or other private
clubs, and veterans clubs
2. ReQUirements for On-Sale Liquor Establishments
2.1 No on-sale liguor establishments shall be
maintained within three-hundred feet (300')
of any other establishment wherein alcoholic
beverages are sold, for on-site and/or off-
site consumption, or any property zoned or
developed for residential purposes, or from
such consideration points as schools (public
and private), established churches or other
places of worship, hospitals, public parks
and playgrounds and other similar uses,
except that veterans clubs and bona fide
restaurants may be closer than three-hundred
feet (300') of property zoned or developed
for residential purposes or any of the
referenced consideration points.
2.2 A masonry wall of six feet (6') in height
shall be constructed around the parking area
of such establishments when said area is
adjacent to properties zoned or used for '
residential purposes or any of the above
referenced consideration points;
2.3 The noise levels generated by the operation �
of such establishment shall not exceed 60 dBA �
on adjoining properties zoned or used for i
residential purposes; I
2.4 Exterior lighting of the parking area shall �
be kept at an intensity of between one (1) i
and two (2) foot candles, so as to provide I
adequate lighting for patrons while not
disturbing surrounding residential or i
commercial areas. I
2.5* The sale of alcohol beveraqes for consumption �
off the premises shall be prohibitted. �
2.6* Food must be served at all hours that the i
establishment is open for business.
2.7* The Planning Commission reserves the right to I
impose additional corrective conditions I
should they be proven necessary for the
protection of the public health safety and '
welfare.
2.8* "Server training" and "server intervention" I
programs to educate establishment's staff and , l
management in responsible alcohol service �
shall be provided by applicant. I
2.9* Special security measures such as security i
guards, and burglar alarms systems may be
required.
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2.10* The applicant must bear cost of modifications
or cease operation if harm and or retail
related problems are demonstrated to occur as
a result of anti-social behavior, including
but not limited to the congregation of
minors, violence on site, drunkeness,
vandalism, solicitation and litter.
C. Bona Fide Restaurant
1. Definition �
1.1 "Bona fide restaurant" shall mean a place �
, which is reqularly used and kept open for the I
serving of ineals to guests for compensation
and which has suitable kitchen facilities for
the cooking of an assortment of foods which !
may be required for meals. �
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1.2 A minimum of fifty-one percent (51$) of i
restaurant's gross receipts shall be from
sale of ineals. The owner/operator shall �
submit evidence of total meal sales to the i
accounting Department of the City of Lynwood,
upon request by City officials, for the �
purpose verifying compliance with this
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1.3 "Meal" shall mean the usual assortment of '
foods commonly ordered at various hours of I
the day; however, a menu offering food and I
victuals such as sandwiches, snacks, and/or �
salads only, shall not be deemed as being in i
compliance with this requirement. �
2. Exceptions to the On-Sale requirements. �
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2.1 The "Bona fide restaurant" use is exempt from i
the following sections in this ordinance
namely: section 3B.2.1 (distance requirement)
3B.2.9 (security measures) !
All other On-Sale requirements indicated in
section B.2 remain applicable to Bona fide i
restaurants.
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An off-sale liquor establishment shall mean
any establishment, store, convenience market '
including any facility which has obtained a �
Type 20 (off-sale beer and wine), Type 21
(off-sale general ), selling alcoholic �
beverages in an unopened container for the
consumption off the premises. ,
Typical off-sale establishments such as food i
markets, supermarkets, drugstores, liquor '
stores, convenience markets, etc.. �
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2. Requirements for Off-Sale Liquor Establishments
2.1 Off-Sale liquor Establishments shall not sell
or store motor fuels on the same premises as
alcoholic beverages.
2.2 No off-sale liquor establishment shall be
maintained within three hundred feet (300')
of any other establishment wherein alcoholic
beverages are sold for both off-site and on-
site consumption or such consideration points
as schools (public and private), established
churches or other places of worship,
hospitals, convalescent homes, public parks,
and playgrounds and/or other similar uses.
The distance of three hundred feet (300')
shall be measured between the nearest �
entrances used by patrons of such
establishments along the shortest route �
intended and available for public passage to �
other establishments or to the nearest
property line, or to the nearest property
line of any of the above referenced i
consideration points. f
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2.3 A masonry wall of six feet (6') in height �
shall be constructed around the parking area '
of such establishments when saic� area is �
adjacent to properties zoned or used for
residential purposes, or any of the above i
referenced consideration points. �
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_ 2.4 The. noise.levels generated by the operation i
of such establishments shall not exceed 60 I
dBA on adjoining properties zones or used for I
residential purposes; �
2.5 Exterior lighting of the parking area shall �
be kept at an intensity of between one (1) !
and two (2) foot candles, so as to provide I
adequate lighting for patrons while not ,
disturbing surrounding residential or '
commercial areas. �
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2.6* The operation of video, or any other �
electronic games are prohibited in
conjunction with the sales of alcoholic
beverages.
2.7* The sale of alcoholic beverages for j
consumption on premises shall be prohibited. i
' The premises shall include the establishment �
proper and/or the appurtenant common areas if
located in a commercial center. �
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2.8* "Server training" and "server intervention" '
programs to educate establishments staff and
management in responsible alcohol service
must be provided by applicant.
2.9* Special security measures such.as security
guards and burglar alarm systems may be .
required.
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2.10* The applicant must bear cost of modifications
or .cease operation if harm and or retail
related problemd are demonstrated to occur as
a result of anti-social behavior, includinq
• but not limited to the congregation of
minors, violence on site, drunkeness,
vandalism, solicitation, and litter.
' 2.11* Liquor sales shall be permitted from 9 a.m.
to 9 p.m. seven days a week only.
2.12* Exterior public telephones may not be located
, on the premises.
, 2.13* "Sophisticate" magazines shall be located for
', • sale only behind the counter and shall be
stored in racks covered by modesty panels.
2.14* No exterior, or from the exterior visible,
advertising of alcoholic beverage5 shall be
permitted.
2.15* Exterior storage of any kind is prohibited.
2.16* Litter and trash receptacles shall be located
at convenient locations inside and outside
establishments, and operators of such
establishments shall remove trash and debris
on a daily basis.
2.17* Paper or plastic cups shall not be sold in
quantities less than their usual and
customary.packaging.
2.18* The saleof beer shall only be by the six-
pack, case, or larger quantity and not by
single cans or bottles.
2.19* Fortified or dessert wine sold shall be in
, sizes containing no less than 750 milliliters
(fifth of a qallon).
E. Existina Establishments SellinQ Alcoholic Beverages
(On-Sale and Off-Sale)
" 1. The requirements of this Ordinance applies to all
existing establishments. Any establishment which
sells alcoholic beverages for on-site and for
off-site consumption existing prior to the
adoption of this Ordinance shall be considered to
have a deemed-to-be approved Conditional Use
Permit under the provisions of this Ordinance
regardless if any of these establishments
obtained a Conditional Use Permit under the
provisions of a prior Ordinance. If any such
establishments constitute a threat to the public
health, safety or welfare or creates a public
, nuisance due to illeqal drug activity, public
� drunkenness, gambling, prostitution and
solicitation, lewd conduct, harassment.to passer
by, panhandling, etc. may be required to cease i
operation or apply for a new Conditional Use
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2. Any establishment lawfully existing prior to the
effective date of this section and licensed by
the State of California for the retail sale of
alcoholic beverages for on-site consumption, so
long as otherwise lawful, may continue in
existence, provided said establishment remains in
use. In the event that any such establishment
ceases to operate or discontinues operation for
three (3) months or longer, such an establishment
shall not be permitted at the same location. The
burden of proof shall be on Business License
applicants to determine if and when said
establishment was in operation. The provisions of
Section 17-39 of the Lynwood Municipal Code,
regarding transferability, shall apply to
Business Licenses for said establishments.
3. The Planning Commission shall establish an
accelerated abatement program for existing non-
conforming establishments not to exceed five (5) '
years. Existinq businesses have 5 years to come
into compliances. I
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No license issued pursuant to this Ordinance I
sha11 be transferable. �
G. Planned Commercial Development i
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Development shall be exempt from any restriction ,
relative to location. i
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Chapter 25-16.17 of the Lynwood Municipal Code
pertaining to Service Stations is hereby amended by adding �
thereto the following: !
"25-16.17 Motor Fuel Providers and Service Station i
Standards." �
Prohibited Uses. The sale of alcoholic beverages, I
including beer, wine, malt beverages, and �
distilled spirits for off-site consumption shall '
be prohibited." i
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Section 25-5.1 of Chapter 25, the Zoning Ordinance
shall be amended to read as follows: �
Restaurant, tearoom, cafe., cocktail bars, i
provided that the requirements of Section 25-
" 16.20 are met. �
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Section 25-8.1, item, shall be deleted in its �
entirety.
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Severability. If any section,
subsection, subdivision, sentence, clause, phrase, or portion
of this.ordinance, or the application thereof to any person or
place, " is for any reason held to be invalid or
unconstitutional by the decision of any court or competent .
jurdisdiction, such decision shall not affect the validity of
the remaining portions of this ordinance or its application to
other persons or places. The City Council hereby declares that
it would have adopted this ordinance, and each section,
subsection, subdivision, sentence, clause, phrase, or portion
thereof, irrespective of the fact that any one or more
sections, subsections, sentences, clauses, phrases, or
portions, or the application thereof to any person or place,
be declared invalid or unconstitutional.
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A RESOLGTION UF THF PLAN°iING COMyISSIOV
OF TfiE CITY OF LPSWODU RECO>th1ENDI?vG, WITH
REPORT AND FItiDI�GS, TH1T ORDiti:�VCE \0.
1293 BE ADUPTED BY THE CITY COU?vCIL,
AME\DIA'G THE LS"NWOOD MLNICIPAL CODE AtiD
OrFICIAL ZONItiG ORDINA;JCE PL;RTAI;VI�G TO
CITY-WIDE REG[JLATIO\ FOR THE SALE OF
�LCOHOLIC BEV"ER.�GES.
WHEREaS, the Planning Commission of the City of Lync:ood did
ir�itiate a hearing, pursuant to the Lvnwood Municipal Code,
pertai.ning to the subject amendment to the Lynwood ^;unicippal
Code an3 Official Zaning Ordinance �aithin the City;
WHEREAS, the Commission reports that legal ppubl;.cat�or was
made in the Ltinwood Press, that :�oti.ce of public hearizig caas
posted, a11. as required by ordinance and i.n the time reguiced by
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� WHEREAS, this Resolution with the findings and
recummendations herein contained, along with the record of the
proceedin�s of the Plannin� Commission, as well as all exhibits
in this matter, shall constitute the report of the Planning
�Cummissi_un to ttie City Council.
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Section 1. The Planning Commission hereby finds T,hat said
proposed amendment should be adopted for the following reasons
and findings.
A. The proposed amendment to the Ly Plunicipal Code is
necessary in order to better regulate and cor.trol the
sales of alcohulic beverages in the City, to further
reduce the negative impact in the community created by-
this land use.
B. The development of the proposed ordinance is based on an
extensive ecaluation of current con�mercial conditicns in
the City-, and current trends in the regu]atiori of the
establ.ishments selling alcohul_c be�rerages. I
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General Plan.
Section 2. The proposed project is esempt from the pro�isions
of the State CE(�A Gui3elines�, as amended [Section 1�061 b(3)]. I
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aPPROVED AND ADOPTED this 14th day of Ju1y, 198i by members �
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Vicente L. Mas, Secretary
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Community Development Dept. General Council �
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RESOLUTZON: RES02127
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FRO*1: Vicente L. Mas, Director I
Community Development Dept. � .
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SUBJECT: Froposed Ordinance to Re�"u+late `fultiple Tenant
Retail Sales Centers - Casi� tio. 87049 ,
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PURPOSE . �
To present an ordinance establish.ing regulations to gover❑ !
multiple tenant retail uses in the Cit,y. I
FACTS
On April 21, 1987, the City Council adopted Ordinance No. 1290 �
extendi.ng the interim urgency ordinance prohibiting the
establ.ishment of multiple tenant retail sales businesses in any�
commercial or manu£�cturi.ng zone, pending a study and report by
ttie Planning Commission on appropr.iate land use controls for such '
businesses. I
Presently there are no reg�lat.ions in the Lynwood M�nici.pal Code j
which address the proposed use. The Council deY,ermined that such �
businesses could create pubLic nuisarices, unless proper I
mitigating measures are implemented. The need for the proposed i
ordinance in Lynwood is therebp justified.
The proposed ordinance has been designed to comport with the �
current Zoning Ordinance in style and form tu all.o�a the Planning f
Commission the fletibility- to deal with the current uses and any �
new use which may occur.
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The pi•oposed ordinance requires a Conditional Use Permit for a11
�lultiple Tenant Retail Centers in the C-2, C-29, C-3 and I
h1 zones. I
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such as: i
l. �linimum gross floor area of 10,000 sq. ft. I
2. �finimum floor area of aendor space - 500 sq. ft. �
3. yinimum landscaping of 7 1/2q of lot area �
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4. All. sales shall be retail; no wholesaling
shall be permitted.
5. ?]inimum vendor space shall be 200 sq. ft. �
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with the Lynwood Municipal Code. �
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Certain uses are specifically prohibited at the proposed `]ultiple
Tenant Retail Centers:
1. Sale of used property, except antiques.
2. Firearms, ammunition, explosives, fireworks, or
othec• weaponx•y.
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3. rllcoholic Ueverages.
4. .4�ato parts, oil or similar fl�i.ds, hubr•aps, wheels, �
bai;teries or tires.
5. Items of personal property from which the serial '
numUer or i.dentifping number has been removed.
E\VIROA'MENTAL ASSESSi•IEVT I
The restriction of these uses both as to location and the i
requirement that a Conditional IJse P�rmit be issued in��olves onlp �
a procedural change which does not affect the enviz•onment; �
therefore, it has Ueen determined that the proposal is exempt from ,'
the provisions of the State CEQA Guidelines, as amended, Section �
15061 (b) (3). �
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review when they are filed.
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REC0�1MENDATION �
5taff respectfully request that, after consideration, the Planning I
Commission adopt the attached Resolution No. 2128: i
Recommending City Council adoption of Ordinance tio. 1292 '
pertaining to the regulation of �fultiple Tenant Retail i
Centers. �
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ORDINANCE NO. 1292
aN ORDItiANCE UF THE CITY COUtiCIL OF THE CITZ'
OF LYNWOOD A�tENDING THE LPNWOOD MUNICIP9L CODE
PERT�II�I\'G TO THE REGL'L:�TION OF �1ULTIPLE-
TENANT RETAIL WITHIN 'CHE CITY' OF LY\WOOD.
� Section l.� The City Council of the Citv of Lynwood DOES �
HEREBY ORDaIN as follows: �
Section 2. The official Zoning Ordinance is hereby amended �
as provided in this ordinance, pursuant to public hearing
before the Planning Commission and the City Council.
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Section 3. Chapter 25, 5ection 25-2, of the Lynwood i
Municipal Code is hereby amended to add the following �
definiti.ons in alphabetical order: '
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"P]ultiple tenant retail center" shal.l mean a Land use in which,
wholly within the confines of a single building, are located two
12) or more vendocs offering per.sonal property for retail sale �
or trade who are separated from each other, i.f at all., by less �
than complete floor-to-ceiling walls, a solid ceiting, and a
solid, lockable access door. j
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This sha:11 not inctude a temporary event held for the exclusive '
benefit of any non-profit organization or urganizations.
"Multiple tenant retail center operator" shall mean and incl��de �
any person, partnership, corporation, or other organization whu �
conducts, controls, mana�es, or otherwise administers a i
merchandising center.
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'?lultiple tenant retail center vendor" shall mean and include j
any person, partnership, corporation, or organization who �
engages in selling, exchanging, or offerin� for sale as owner or �
consignee, personal property within a merchandising center. �
"`lultiple tenant retail center �-endor's sales are" shall be i
defined as the area assigned to a specific merohandising center �
cendor for the purpose of displaying and selling merchandise and �
otherwise conducting business.
Section 4. Chapter 25, Secti.on 25-7, of the Lynwood �
Municipal Code, pertaining to uses in the CB-1 zone, is herebv �
amended as follows: `
"25-7.3 L'ses Prohibited
"1. yotel and Hotels except in tlie Ptanned �
Cort;mercial District. '
"2. Churches, synagogues, temples, or othrar i
places used for religious wurship including I
customary, incidental education and social
activities in conjuncti.o❑ therewith, in �
accordance with 5ection 25-9.1 herein. '
Section 5. Chapter 25, Section 25-S.la, of the L��nwood
Municipal Code, pertaining to uses in the C-2 (Light
Commerci.al) zone, is hereby amended as foll.ows: �
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places used excLusively for reli�ious
worship including customary, incidental
education and social activities in
conjunction therecaith, in accordance with
Section 25-9.1 herein.
"43. Multiple tenant retail centers."
Secti.on 6. Chapter 25, Section 25-11 ef the Lynwoud
Municipal Code is hec•eby amende3 t:o read as follows:
"2�-ll.3 lises Permi.tted Sub,ject to a Cunditional 'Jse I
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with Section 2�-35 herein.
Section i. Chapter 25 of the Lynwood `]unicipal Code is i
hereby amended by the addition of a new Section 25-35, as �
follows:
Section 25-35 MIJLTIPLE TENANT RETAIL CE�'TERS. I
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Section 25-35.1 Purpose. I
Section 20-35.2 Condit:ional lise Permit Required. I
Secti.on 25-35.3 Development Standards. I
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l. �tinimum Lot Size, i
2. Maximum Lot coverage.
3. Minimum building area. i
4. Parking and load.ing. j
5. Lighting. i
6. Landscaping.
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8. Permitted uses.
9. Uses to be conducted indoors. I
10. Area of vendor space.
11. Number of vendors per sp3ce. j
12. Uses to be kept within I
spaces. �
13. ;111 vendors to sell at retail. I
1&. A�thority to sell. ,
].5. Prohi.bited items. I
16. Interior desi�n. ,
17. Walls. i
18. Doors and Gates.
19. Interior finish. ' �
20. Furnishings. I
21. Aisles. �
22. Skylights. �
23. Restrooms.
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25. Business hours, j
26. Security. �
27. Inspections. �
28. Insurance. �
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Section 25-35.4 Additional conditions.
Section 25-35.5 Licensin�.
1. Business license required.
2. Special permit required.
3. Investigation.
4. Transferabil.ity of license
and permit.
Section 25-35.6 Vendors' lease provis.ions: I
Section 25-35.7 Veudc�rs' Obligations. �
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1. ^]aintain cash registers and I
records of transactions.
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2. Issue sales receipts and �
comply with sales tax law. I
3. Submit copies of tax returns
to City. �
4. Obtain licenses as required �
�. :lccept returns of defective I
merchandise.
6. Operators to have copies of �
vendors permits. �
Section 25-35.8 Violations; misdemeanor. �
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"25-35.1 Purpose. �
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The purposes of this ordinance are the ;
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tenant retail centers in the City of I
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business license taxes from vendors �
within these centers; �
3. To protect the safety of the public by I
investigating those who apply to become �
operators of these uses, b5 requiring �
, that a minimum level of security be
provided, and by requiring that vendors i
accept defective merchandise for return; I
-1. To protect the health, safety and welfare '
uf the public by prohibiting the sale of '
certain items and requ.iring certai.n
documentation of purchases;
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5. To protect neighboring properties by
requicing a standard fur property design
and cuntrol of noise and light
emanating from these centers, by
requiring a high stan3ard for on-site
parlci.ng, and by limiting hours of
business.
"25-35.2 Conditional Cse Permit Required
A Conditional Use Permit must be obtained
before an,y building may be used in whole or
in part as a multiple tenant retail center.
"25-35.3 Developmerit Standards. '
1. Minimum lut size. I �
None recommended. I
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None recommended. ;
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10,000 square feet. i
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At least one parking space is to be '
provided for each one hundred square feet
of gross floor area. At least two �2) I
loading spaces, minimum dimension ld x �
20, ai�e to be provided. If more intensive i
parking is required by Secti.on 25-1�1.6
for a given use or location, such parking
shall be provided. ;
5. Lighting. i
Parlcing areas shall be illuminated after j
darlc �aith lights of at least 1.5 �
footcandles. Lights sha11 be shielded I
to as to prevent intrusion upon adjacent
properties.
6. Landscaping• ��
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All areas not occupied by buildings, ,
parking spaces, or approved walkways -
shall be landscaped with a mixture of
ground cover, trees, and shrubs. Par}ting �
lots should be landscaped with a minimwn '
of 7 1/2Y of lot area. �
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All signs shall be reviewed and approved
prior to installation, in accordance with
Section 2�-33 of the Lynwood htunicipal
Code.
8. Permi.tted uses.
Only those uses permitted in the zone in
which the use is located shall be
conducted.
9. Uses to be conducted indoors. i
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A11 uses are to be conducted indoors, j
esclusively, axcept for eating areas and !
flower and plant sales where approved by �
Condtional �se Permit. i
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The minimum floor area of a_ach vendor j
space sha].1 be 200 square feet. �
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11. \'umber of Vendors per Space.
There shall be no more than one (1) I
business license issued per vendor space.
12. Uses to be kept within spaces. �
Sales shall be conducted onl,v wi.thin I
permanent stall s�aces located within the
building. No merchandise shall be '
displayed outside of ��endor spaces. i
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All sales sha11 be retail (no wholesaling �
permitted). I
14. Authority to Sell. �
Each vendor shall have receipts or other �
evidence of his legal ownership or
authority to•sell those items which are !
displayed for sale.
15. Prohibited items.
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It is unlawful for anv person to sell, �
eschange, barter, or trade the followin� !
i.tems of personal property at a multi- �
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a. Gsed property, other than items
which may be sold at an "anti.que
store" as defined in Secti.on 25-2
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b. Firearms, ammunition, etp].osi�es,
firecaorks, or other weaponry.
c. Any item of personal property
from wliich the serial number or
. identifyin� number had been
removed.
d. Any item of personal propert;,
which requires a special �ermit i
from the City of L,vnwood, County �
of L:os Angeles, State of j
California, or other go��ernment �
body whe❑ such permit had not �
been obtained and displayed' in '
the vendor sales area. j
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whose sale is prohib.ited by law �
or is not permitted at the �
location of the vendor sales I
area. �
f. Alcoholic beverages. I
g. Auto parts, oil or similar '
fluids, hubcaps, wheels, I
baY,teries, or tires.
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16. Interior design. �
Interior area shall be uniformly designed i
with colored elevations to be approved by �
the Director of Community- Development. �
Building permits shall also be obtained j
for interior construction, where required �
by Code. Colors, textures, and materials j
used shall be consistent in all vrndor +
spaces and aisle areas. i
17. Walls. I
Vendor spaces shall be constructed of
sulid wal.ls at least five feet six inches i
(5'6") hi�h using wood or metal studs and �
drywall, taped, textured, and painted; �
glass; brick; or other material generally �
used for permanent buil.ding construction. I
Specifically, scissortype gating, I
pegboard, wire fencing, metal grating, or
similar materials, shall not be used to �
separate vendor spaces. i
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Vendor space doors shall be of (solid
wood, metal, or glass materiai) (painted
steel and coll up ox� otherwise fold out
of the way during business hours. Oyen
gate materia.l may� not be used. Chain linlc
fencing may not be used to close vendor
space. A11 ��endor space doors shal.l be of
one uniform type within each multiple
tenant reta.il center.
19. Interior finish.
All walls, ceiling, and floors in
lobbies, vendor spaces, and aisle areas
shall be freshly painted or sandblasted,
of new material, or othec•wise in a newly
finished condition prior to the issuance
of an occupancy permit.
20. Furni.shings.
411 stall spaces shall have permanently
mounted fi�tures and furniture, similar
to that found in lar�e fashion malls and
major department store. No lightweight
folding tables or chairs or residential �
lawn furniture shall be used in any
vendor space.
21. Aisles. '
Aisles shall be a minimum of seven (7) �
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' 22. Restrooms. �
Separate restroom facilities for men and '
women shall be pro�•ided on the premises �
and be open to the public, free of charge. �
23. Noise control. �
vo loudspeaker or sound equipment shall �
be used in a multiple tenant retail i
center or in any vendor space thereoF ,
which can be heard from e�:terior areas of ,
the premises or Prom adjacent property �
including public sidewallcs. i
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open to conduct business a minimum of siv
(6) days a week, at least five (5) hour�s �
per day. The hours of operation sha11 be
restricted to those between 7:00 a.m. and �
9:00 p.m.
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A(uniformed) security guard shall be
provided on the prem:ises of the multiple
tenant retail center during hours of
operation. The center shall be equipped
with a buc•glar alarm and a puUlic address
system.
2G. Inspections.
The vendor sales area and other areas of
the multi-tenant retail center which are
open to the public shall be subject to
reasonaUle inspection t,y city staff and
other offirials. No operator or vendor
shall restrict such inspections. '
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Operators of multi-tenant retail centers
shall procure and maintain a policy of
public liability and property insurance �
providing for a combined sigle limit of i
protection per accident for with such
insurance company as meets iaith r_he
approval of the City Attorney. A
certificate uf insurance shall be
pro�ided to the city in such Form as
requested by the City Attorney. I
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The Planning Commission may impose such ' I
conditions as it ma�� deem r,ecessary to I
effect the purposes of this ordinance,
either upon approval of a Conditional lise �
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l. It is unlac:ful for an�• person,
partnership, organization, or corporation �
to operate a multi-tenant retail center '
in the City of Lynwood unless a business �
license has been issued by the Office of
the City Clerk, and the business license �
fee established by ordinance or
resolution of the Cit,y Council. has been
paid. ;
2. Special permit, required. �
10 person, partnership, corporation, or �
organization shall operate the business
of multi-tenant cetail center in the City i
of Lynwood without first obtaining a �
spec.ial permit in accordance with Section
17.75 of the Lynwood Muni.cipal Code and i
paying the established permit fee. �
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3. Upon receipt of an application for a
special permit for a multi-tenant retail
center, T.he Sheriff's Department shall
proceed to investigate the matters ser
forth therein, includino the character of
the applicant and t;he character of the
persons whu wi11 be directly manaoin�� the
multi.-tenant retai.l centex•.
4. Transferability of license and special
permit.
The business license and special permit
require�d for the operation uf a multi-
tenant cetail uenter are not transferable
to any other person, partnership, or
organization. They are personal to the
applicant and s11all terminate upon
request of the subject multi-tenant
retail center. If the license and the
permi.t are held b,y a corporate or
oganizational entity, they shall
terminate upon a transfer of the majority
interest in said corporation or
organization.
"Section 25-35.6 Vendor lease provisions.
Tk�e operator shall cause the fo].lowing to �
be included in the vendors' leases or i
subleases as in eo•ent of default the
fo].low.ing provisions and sha11 vi�orous].,y �
� enforce such provisions by eviction I
remedies for a single violation: I
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Viulati.on of the following items 1 I
through 6 shall be considered a default �
and ma,jor breach of this lease, remed.ial j
by evi.ction if violated b,y the vendor. �
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operation, have an operable cash register I
at the sales area which is capable uf,
and does, record each sales transaction. j
The vendor shall maintain the record of I
sales transactions with numberical
sequence of receipts recorder by such �
cash registers for a period of one year. �
The vendor shall permit inspection of �
such register records by the CitY of f
Lynwood, or its authorized agent. I
2. The vendor shall comply at all times iaitk i
the California law regarding the
collection and payment of sales tales for !
each sales transaction, and designate its �
location in the City of Lynwooa as the i
point of sale for each transactiori which �
is in whole or part negotiated at the �
vendor's sales area. The cendox• shall i
issued to its customers a sales receipt
for every transaction conducted. '
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3. The vendor shall submit to the City of
Lynwood legiUle copies of its quarterly
Buard of Equalization sales tax returns.
4. The ven3or shall obtain and maintain, on
, display in its sales area, available for
inspection b`° any person, a business
license issued by the City of Lynwwod.,
the Board of Equalization permit issued
by the State of Californi.a, and any other
, permit, including but nut limited to a
health permit, special use permit, fire
permit, ur conditional. use permit, which
may be required by the City of Ly'nwoad,
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of California for the operation of t}ie
vendor's specific type of business.
5. The vendor is requi.red to accept for
return defective merchandise from
customers.
6. The vendor has been given copies of the
Conditional Use Permit and the Special
Permit granted in this matter, has read
and understood them, and will comply� wit}i
his obligations as listed above, and with
the conditions contained in t,he
Conditional L'se Permit and the Special
Permit issued by the CitY of Lynwood to �
, , the Opecator.
Section 25.35.9. Violations; misdemeanor. �
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A violation of this chapter i.s a �
, misdemeanor punishable. as provided in ;
Section 1-08 of this Code and other ;
violations are punishable as provided in j
Seciton 21�67 of the Business and I
Professions Code and/or Section 496 of i
the California Penal Code.
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Municipal Code pertaining to parlcing requirments is amended `.
as follows: �
"1" Multiple-tenant retail center; one I
(1) space for each one hundred (I00) i
square feet of gross floor area or
fraction thereof. Where this Code �
requires a higher intensity of parkin� '
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, parkin� shall be provided. �
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SECTION 8. Chapter 17, Section 17-57 of the Ly-nc:uod �
Municipal Code pertaining to business licenses shal.l be
amended as follows:
' "(28.1) MULTI-TENANT RETAIL CE?�TER5: For �
each multi-tenant retail center as +
defined in Section of this Code, per �
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SECTION 9. Chapter 17, Section 17-75 of the Lyncaood
Plunicipal Code pertaining to special permits shall be amended
as follows:
°(9.4.) �fULTI-TENAVT RETAIL CENTERS: For
each person, partnership, corporation, or
organization managing, conducting, or
� � carrying on the business of mult.i-tenant
retail center.
SECTION 10. The City Council hereby finds and detei�mines
that O;�dinance No. 1290 shall be repealed in its entiretp.
SECTIO� 11. Severability. If any sectiori, suUsection,
' ordinance or the application thereof to any person or place is
for any reason held to be invalid or inconstitutional Uy the
decision of any court of competent jurisdiction, such decision
shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions of
this ordinance or its application to other persons or places.
The City Council hereby declares that it caould
_ have adbpted this ordinance, and each section thereof,
irr.espective of Y,he fact that any one or more sec`ior;s,
subsections, sentences, or phrases, be declared invalid or
unconstitutional.
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SECTION 12. The City Clerlc is hereby ordered and directed i
to cerifty to the passage of this ordinance and to cause the
same to be published one time in the Lynwood Press, a �
news a er of general circulation �
p p printed, publishe3, and
circulated in the City of Lynwood. j
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RESOLUTION A�O. 2128
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1 RESOLliTION OF THE PLANtiIVG COMMISSION
OF THE CITY OF LPVWOOD RECOMMENDING, WITH
REPORT AND FINllINGS, THAT ORDINAtiCE N0.
1292 BE 9DOPTED BY THE CiTT COUNCIL,
' � AMENDING THE LYNWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE �.ND
OFFIC[AL ZONINC, ORDIN:�NCE PER'PAINI�G TO
THE REGL'LAT70:U OF ML'LTIPLE TENANT RETACL
CENTERS WITHIN THE CITY OF LYNt400D.
WHEREAS, the Planning Commission of the City of Lynwood did
initiate a hearing, pursnant to the Ly Municipal Code,
pertaining to the subject amendment to the Lync:ood Municippal
Code and Official 2onin� Ordinance within the City;
�. � WHEREAS, the Commission�reports that legal ppublication was
made in the Lynwood Press, that. nottice of public hF�ariri� c�as
posted., all. as required by ordinance and in the time rectuired h5
law;
WHEREAS, this Resolution with the findings and
rer.ommendations herein r_untained, a7.ong with the record of the
proceedings of the Pl.anning Commission, as well as all exhiUits
` in this matter, shall constitute the report of the Planning
' Commission to t2ze City Gouncil. _
Section 1. The Planning Commission hereby finds that said
proposed amendment should be adopted for i,he followin� i�easons
and findings.
A. The proposed amendment to the Lync:ood Municipai Code is
necessary in order to better meet the commercial needs
' of the City.
B. The development of the proposed ordinance is based on an
e�tensive eval�ation of current comm�rcial conditions in
the City, and current trends in the regulation'uf indoor
multiple tenant retail uses.
C. The proposed ordinance is in conformity with the Lynwooci
General Plan. �
D. Evidence presented to the Planning Commissio�i indicates
. that indoor multiple tenant retail uses conditionall�-
, permitted in the C-2, C-2A, C-3 and M zones will not
hace a negative effect on the surrounding neighborhood.
Section 2. The prol>osed project is exempt from the provisions
uf the State CEQA Guidelines, as amended [Section 15061 b(3)].
.4PPROVED A1D ADOPTED this 14th day of July, 198i by memUers
of the Planning Commission voting as follows:
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NOES:
ABSENT:
ABSTAIN:
Lucille Kanka, Chairperson
ATTEST:
Vicente L. Mas, Secretary
, APPROVED AS TO CONTENT: APPROVED AS TO FORM:
Vicente L. Mas, Director E. $urt Yeager
Community Development Dept. General Council
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DATE: JULY 14, 1987 R E C E I V E D I
CITY OF LYNWOOD
CITY CLERKS OFFICE
TO: PLANNING COI�II'9ISSION JUL 101987
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FxoM: vicente L. Mas, Director 7
Community Development Department �
SUBJECT: Home Occupation Case No. 87041
Applicant: Samuel Sevilla �!� -•_-....,,-,-;<, �
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PROPOSAL
The applicant is requesting a Home Occupation Permit in order to
make pillows in his home at 3527 Euclid Avenue, Lynwood, CA., in
the R-2 (Two-Family Residential) 2one.
FACTS
1. Source of Authority.
Section 17-92 of the Lynwood Municipal Code permits Home
Occupations in any zone in the City. However, after notice
by the Licensing Department, if one objection is received to
the proposed home occupation, a determination is to be made
by the Planning Commission.
2. Property Location.
• The subject property is a single family dwelling at 3527
Euclid Avenue, Lynwood.
3. Public Comments.
Four (4) objections to the proposed use were received in the
Office of the City Clerk. (See attached.)
ANALYSIS AND CONCLUSION
The applicant is requesting a permit to make pillows in his home,
and he will take them to sell at swapmeets. The proposed use
meets the criteria for the issuance of a Home Occupation Permit.
The proponent has been informed that advertising must not be
displayed on the premises and that the business should not
generate any additional vehicular or pedestrian traffic. The
applicant claims no delivery or pick-up of materials by clients
will occur.
' The applicant has signed the Home Occupation Policy Statement.
He has been advised that the home occupation shall be incidental
and secondary to the use of the residence.
Staff does not find this proposed home occupation to be
detrimental to the character of the residential neighborhood in
which it is proposed.
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Staff respectfully requests that, after consideration, the
Planning Commission adopt the attached Resolution No. 2126.:
Approvinq Home Occupation Permit No. 87041.
Attachments:
1. Objections received
2. Resolution No. 2126
Revords: 87041H0
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I do . � do not object to the business of Pillow making
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witnin tne nome located at 3527 Euclid Ave.
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Samuel 9evilla Has made application to conduct the..^
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RESOLUTION NO. 2126
A RESOLUTION OF THE PLANNING COI�'II�IISSION OF THE
THE CITY OF LYNWOOD APPROVING A HOME OCCUPATION
FOR SAMUEL SEVILLA TO ESTABLISH A ROOM IN HIS
HOME FOR PILLOWMAKING AT 3527 EUCLID AVENUE,
LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA
WHEREAS, the City of Lynwood has received an application for
a Home Occupation Permit to allow pillowmaking in the residence
at subject address; and
WHEREAS, several objections to the proposed home occupation
were received and the Planning Commission is required to conduct
a public hearing with respect to the proposed application; and
WHEREAS, the Planning Commission, after giving notice as
required by law, conducted a public hearing on said application
and considered all pertinent testimony offered in the case; and
The Planning Commission of the City of Lynwood DOES HEREBY
RESOLVE as follows:
Section 1. The objections cannot be substantiated.
Section 2. The Planning Commission hereby approves the
Home Occupation application of Samuel Sevilla to make pillows in
his home at the above address, subject to the followinq
conditions:
1. The carrying on of any business within the home shall
be a secondary use.
2. The business shall not occupy more than 400 sq. ft.
or twenty-five (25�) percent of the ground floor
space, nor any part of the garage.
3. No employees or assistants shall be engaged for
service on the premises.
4. No stock in trade shall be kept for display purposes
on the premises.
5. The use shall not generate pedestrian or vehicular
traffic in excess of that customarily associated with
the zone or district in which the use is located.
f 6. The use shall not be such as to require delivery by
commercial vehicles or supplies of materials to or
from the premises.
7. No use will be permitted which by reason of color,
sign, materials, construction, lighting, signs, sound,
I noises, or vibrations alters the residential character
of the premises or which unreasonably disturb the
� peace and quiet of the neighbors.
8. The use shall not be ssuch as to create excessive
demand for municipal or utility services or community
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9. The following occupations are specifically excluded:
Real estate sales, beauty shops, doctors' offices,
barber shops, cleaning and dyeing, shoe repair, and
sale of firearms.
10. Stored materials used in connection with the home
occupation shall not exceed 300 cu. ft. nor stand more
than 6 ft. in height from floor level. Total business
usage�will not increase the fire load by more than five
(5$) percent.
11. The building and fire prevention inspectors shall have
the right of reasonable inspection as with any other
business within the City for the purpose of protecting
the general health and welfare.
. 12. No sale or other customer pick-up or delivery shall be
conducted on the premises.
Section 3. Failure to comply with any of the criteria set
forth in Section 2 hereof shall be cause for revocation of the
permit hereby granted by the Planninq Commission.
Section 4. A copy of this Resolution shall be delivered to
the applicant.
APPROVED AND ADOPTED this 14th day of July, 1987, by members
of the Planning Commission voting as follows:
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
ABSTAIN:
Lucille Kanka, Chairperson
APPROVED AS TO CONTENT: APPROVED AS TO FORM:
I Vicente L. Mas, Director E. Kurt Yeager
I Community Development Dept. General Counsel
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FP,.0�1: Vicente L. `1as Director JULIO�J87 �
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SUBJECT: Cp\DITTU'�:�I: USE PER^]IT - C.aSE N0. 87 0�
APPLIC�\7': Cecilia Lobaton �
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PROPOSAL:
The app].icant is requesting appro��al of a Conditional �se Per.mit
to deve.Lop fourteen (1�1) apartment �inits at Carlin Averue/Peach
Street, Ly CA.
FACTS:
1. Sou rce of .authorit�-
Sectien 2�-k.5 of the Lyr.wuod Zoning Ordinance requires thar
a Cunditional. Lse Permit be obtained for any residential
devel.opment in t,he R-3 zone.
Section 25-4.5.b7 - Provisions kith respeut tu lar��e lot
incenti�
2. ProperY,y Location.
"Phe subject propertp is located on the north side of Carlin
Avenue bet,c�een Peach.Street ancl Alpine Avenue. (Refer to
attached Locati.on `lap,)
3. Properti• Size.
The subject site consists of two flag lots totalin�
appro�imatel�• 30,22� square feet.
4. Etiisti.ng Land �se.
The subject property is presently ve�cant. 'Phe surrounding
land uses are as :ollows:
North - ��lutti-Family East - yulti-Family
South - }lulti-Family tiest - '�Iu].ti-Family
5. Land Use Descrit�tion.
The General Plan desi�nation for the sub.ject property is
?tulti-Family while the zoning classification is high densit;�
residential (R-3 1. The surroundi.ng ]and use descriptions
are as foll.ows:
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tiorth - Multi-I'amily Sorth - k-3
South - `lulti-Family� • South - R-3
East - �lulti-Family- East - R-3
ldest - Multi-Family West - R-3
6. Pro,iect Characteri.stics:
The project c:ill ha�e a mi.x of one, two and three-bedroum
units, with at teast f.ifty percent (;i0%) of the uriiCs bei�ig
three-bedroom.
The site is to i�e develol_�ed c:ith the new construction of
fourteen (1=}) uriits. 'I'here are twu, three-stocy bui].ain�s;
and seven t7) units are in each building. The buildinss are
separated bi a paved area and a fountain and barbeq�e
facility-. The development of the site plan shoHS a unique
archit:ectural quality and appearance and oF :i desi�n that
�.�ould not be incompatible with the architect.ural styles of
the surrounding neighborhood. The roofing materials will
consist oY asphal.t shineles, not i�ough shakes.
The buildi.n�s c;i11 be painted a light color to ailoc< masimum
amount of 1i.ghi; and light reflection, especially between the
buildings.
Any appurten�inces on the roof tops must oe screened £rom
�'iew.
The heigtrt of the buildings sha11 not escNed T,hirt;�-Five
135) feet; the buildin� height proposed is twentv-nine
(29') feet. The total lot coverage of strtictur�es does not
e�ceed 60% of t;he �ross lot area.
AI.1 areas of the site not covered by buildin�s, ar.cillary
facilities, 3riveways, and �uest parking shoul3 be de.voi:ed
to landscaping ot� open space.
A si.x foot (6') b.Lock wall will be built on the perimeter of
the lot, etcept in the twenty-fuot (20') front yard setbacic,
in which Che wall will nut exceed four (4') feet in height.
A total of thirty-tc:o (32) parkin� spaces are proposed,
t�aent�° four (24) of which are covered. Also two parlciug
spaces are disi.gned for use by the handicapped. The s.i.te
plan shoias eight (8) cvmpact spaces; twentti-four (241 spaces
are tucl:ed under the buildings--12 under each buildine.
i. Site-Flan Revie�.
On June 25, 198i, the Site-Plan Review Commi.ttee evaluated the
the proposed development and recommended appro��al by the
Planni.ng Commission, subject to specific conditiuns.
8. Zuning Enforcement History.
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Staff has not recei�ed any comments with respect to this
project.
10. The Lynwood Unified School District.
The Lynwood Unified School Dist:ict has ❑otified the
Commun.ity Deae:lupment Department that the school Located in
the school attendance Area in c�hich this development is
proposed, is curcently overhoused. �ew enrollies due to
proposed residential development will bee ai:tendi.n� Hosler
Jun.ior High School and Lynwood High School; both of c:hicti
are also experiencirig severe overcrowded condiT,ions.
AKALYSIS .atiD CO\CLliSIO\
i. Consistencs' with Generai. Plan.
The proposed land use is consist.ent with the esist.in� zoning
c.lassification (R-31 and the General. P1an desienation (Multi-
Family). 7he predominant: land uses in the area are :�igh
density residential. Pherefore, the granting of Cunditional
�'se Permit ?io. 8i0�1 is not inconsistent with, and will not
adversely affect the General Plan.
2, S:ite Suitability.
The subject property is 'adequate ir size and sh:ape to
rccommodate the proposed development relative to the proposed
density, bullz of the structures, parlcing, walls fences,
l.andscapi.n��, driveways and other development features
required by the Zonin� Ordinance. Further, the suuject
prope.ty� is adequatel,y served caith the req�ire�d public
utilities and offers adequate vehicular and pedestrian
accessibility
Carlin Avenue is sisty (60') feet wide; and given its
status as a major street, it is sufficient for carryin� the
required traffic volume that would be �enerated by� t}ie
proposed use.
3. Compliance with Develonment Standards.
The proposed development meets all the standards require�9 by
the Zoning Ord.inance regarding off-street parkin�; front,
s.ide, and rear yard setbacks; d.istance between structures;
lot coverage, building height; unit size; landscaping; and
density�. The development standards are adequate to protect
the adjacent residential uses.
Density:
The base densit}�c:ithin the R-3 Zone (18 units/acre; al.].osJs
� the development of twelve (12) units. The applicant has
utilized the large lot development incentive ac:d was g°anted
� two (2) additional uni.ts over and above the otherwise
applicable maximum. Hence, the total development wi11
consist of fourteen (14) units.
( 4. Conditions o£ �pproval.
The improvements as proposed, subject to the conditions
recommended by the Site Plan Review Committee, will not. have
I a negative effect on the values of the surrounding properties
' or interfere with or endanger the public health, safety,
convenience or welfare.
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The proposed de��elopment.kill aid in aesthetic:slly upgrading
the neighborhoud and will act as a catalyst in fostering ot}ier
quality developments in the area. Furthermo:e, the
development will add fa�orably to the City's housing stocic
ar�d ca.ill pro� additior�al affordably-priced tiousing in
furtherance of the policies of the Housino Element of r.he
Geuec•al Plan.
6. En�'i.runmental lssessment
Staff has found that no substantial. environmenta.l impact.
w�il1 res`ult from the project:; therefure, zi Vevatice
DeuLai•atior� k�a5 beeri praE��are�1, and is on file in the
Communit,y DeveLopment Drp;irtment: and
the Office of the City Clerlc.
RECO'1`tEVD:�T COlv :
Staff respectfully reque�ts that af.'ter consideration the Planning
Commission adopt the attached Resolution �'o. 2130:
1. Finding that the proposed developmer�t wi11 not ha��e a
substantial effect on the environmeiit and certify th�
\e,�aY,ive Declaration as adequate.
Z. Appro�ing Conditional lise Permit \o. 8i051, subject t.o
the stated condi.tions and rF:quirements.
Attachments
i . Location 21ap.
2. Site Plan
3. R,esolution '�`o. 2130
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RESOLli'PION NO. 2130
� A RESOLUTIOP: OF THE PLa�NING COhIMISSIOti OP THE
CITI` OF LYNWOOD .4PPROVI�G COVDITIO\AL USE PERDII'C
"JO. 8i051 FOR THE CONSTRUCTIOti OF FOliRTEEt' (141
1PART`]ENT UNITS AT G�RLIN 'AVENUE/PE�CH S'PREET,
LY�'IdOUD, CALIF'ORVIa, Iti THE R-3 (';ULTIPL7: FA`ILLI
RESIDENTIAL) ZOtiE LEGALLI' DESCRIBED AS LO'CS 1, 2,
� 3, 4, F3LUCIi 1-4, F3ELLE-VEktiii\ :�CRES, �1.B. 9-195, I?�
TEIE OFFICE �)F THE I:VS .�:�GELES COliNTY RECORDER.
kHEREAS, the L��nwood Planni.ng Gommission, pursuant to
law, conducted a public hearing on the subject applic�ation;
WHERE9S, the Planning Commission considered all
perti.iient: Y.esti.moni offered at the public hearing;
' wHERF...4S, a Conditional Use Permit is req�ired for
any development in the R-3 t"lultiple Famil,y Residential) zone.
Secti_on 7. The Planning Commission hereby' `inds and
determines as follows:
=,. The site of the pro�>osed use is adequate in
siz.e and shape to accommodate the
stcvctures, parlcin�, wails, landsr_aping,
drive�.ays and other development features
' required by the Official Zuning Ordinance.
B. The structures, as proposed, or modifie,d,
subject to conditions, will not ha�.e a
negative eFfect on the values of surroui�di.n�o
� � properties or interfere wi.th or endangec the
public heaith, safety, convenience or
welfare.
C, The site wi.11 be deceloped pursuant to tfie
� current zoning regulations arid site plan
� � sunmitted and approved by the Site Plan �
Review CommitY,ee.
D. The proposed development will aid in
aestheticall,y uperading the surronding area.
The oranting o£ the Conditional lise P�rmit
wi11 not adversely affect the General Plari,
� in that the predominant land uses in the
area are high density residential.
. Section �. The Planni.ng Commission of the City cf
Lyn�aood based upon the aforementioaed findin�s sind
, �9eterminations, hereby approces Condi�:iunal Lse, Permit \o.
" 8iC51, procicled the followine eor.ditions are obszraed «nd
complied with at all times:
� CO�SMUVITY DEVELOP"1ENT DEPARTMENT CONDI'PIONS
1. The proposed development shall comply wittt aLl
appl.icable regulations of the L,ynwood hlunicipal.
Code, the liniform Bui.Lding Code and the L'niform
Fire Code.
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a Statement a` Auceptanc� c:ithin fifteen (1�)
days from the date oF approval uf this Resoluti.on
by the Flanning Cominissiun. Sig�iing this
�� statement i.m that applicant or his -
representativ2 has read, understands and aerees
' t;u the conditions uf this ResoluCion.
� PL�NVIUG DIVISIOti' CCNDITIOVS
� 3. The Conditio�ial lis2 Permit shal.l nut go isitu
effect until a Tentatiive Parce.l 'tap has been
, ' approved by the Planning Commission.
� �4. An;r propc�sed subsequent modification of th�
subject site or'structux�es thereon, shall Ue
first reported Co the Community Develupment
Departmer�t, Flanning Div;sion, for revie�a of said
Conditional Use Permit.
5. The ad.d!•esses of the apartment buildings shali be
3?51 and 3153 Carlin 1��enue. Apartment numbers
shall be a minimum of :oUr (�") inches in height
and shall be contrasting in color to the
Uackground.
6. � mi.nimum of traen*y-five (25%) percent of t;he
lot area shail be landscaped.
7. Landscapin� and. irrigatiun shall be installed in
accurdance with a detailed plan to be suUmittec.
and approved bp the Planning Dicision prior to �
issuance of any building permits.
8. Al1 trash stora�e are'as sk�all be enclosed b�� a
masonry wall not less than six (6') feet in
height, as approved by the Buildine Di�ision.
The location of such enclosure sha11 be approved
by the Planning Division and the Public Wor�lcs
Department.
9. A minimum of thirty ;30) off-street parlc;ng
spaces shall be provided; one-half shall be
covered. A minimum of two (2) spaces shall be
provided for guest parkino.
. One (1') spaces shall be designed fur T,he
handicapped. .
' The parking area sha11 have sufficient:
, illumination fcr seeurity; hoc;ever, all outdocr
li�hting sha11 be directed away from adjacc-r.t
, streets and properties.
10. a si.x (6'1 ft. high bl.ocli wall or 1.'ence sha_1 '
, be installed along the perimeter of the pr�opert�,
except wi.t}tin the twenty (20') ft. front set:bacic.
In thi.s frontage, the wall/fence shall not esceea
a height of four (-1') ft., measured from top of
' curb.
11. Final building elevations, including materi.als oT
. construction, shall be submitted ti.o and approaed
' bp the Buildin� Offiuial prior to issuanoe cF any
buildine permits.
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1'2. Before any building permits shall be issued, the
developer shall pay S1.o0 per square foot for
residential buildings to the Ly-nwood linified School
District.
13. riny appurtenance�s o❑ the ruof tops must be screened
from ��iew.
1-E. The addresses shall be 3151 and 3103 Carlin
Avenue, Lyncaood, Calif'ornia, 90262.
15. Play apparatus shall be pro�ided in landscaped
ares north, east and west side of property-.
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FIRE DEPARTrtENT CONDITIONS
16. Provide smoke detectors for each unit.
17. Provide one (1) appro�ed 2A type portable fire
extinguisher within i5 feet, travel dist.ance on
each fl.uor.
18. Provide on site hydrant to be located in area
designate as turn around with a minimum 20 feet ,
unobstructed driveway to reac of property.
19. If security gates are installed on premises, the
locking mechanism sha11 be of the ty�pe that does
not require a key or any special knowledge to
e�ist, premises. Also provide a knos box at
entrance.
20. whei•e security bars are installed on bedroom
��indows, they- shall meet requiremer,ts of Che
� liniform Building Code Section 1204.
21. Provide approved fire alarm s,y-stem.
PliBLIC WORIiS DEPART?tE':�'T
22. Submission and recordatiun of a parcel map is
required.
23. Submit a grading a plan signed by a register�d
Civi.l Engineer.
24. Reconstruct damaged sidewalk in front of the
property along C.arlin Avenue.
25. Construct one 24 feet wide drive approach per City
of Lynwood standards as opposed to ttie Cwo
proposed 6 feet wide drive approaches.
26. Relocate esisting po�aer pole in conflict with the I
proposed drive appruach. I
27. Install one (1) marbelite street lieht; with I
undergro�nd services and conduits, Carlin A�enue
south side of line per City standards.
28. Underground all utilities.
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29. Connect to public sewer. Each building shal.l be
c�onnected separately to the mai_n sewer line. It
may- be ad� acitageous to consYsuct an 8 inch se��er
' , main line into the proparty°. C'�ontact the '
En�ineering Division for more details.
� 30. Construct (�) cakieel�hair ramps at corners' of �
Carlin Avenue an3 Peach St_�eet.
31. Flant one (1) parkway tree in front of the
� - proi.>ei�t,v. Size, ty�pe of species to be determined
by the Departctent�o£ Public Sdorlcs.
, 3'L. Hemove (2) trees in conflict with propo�ed di•ive
� approaches and replace them with (2) trees. Size,
type of species and location to be determined by
the Department of Public ��'orks.
33. Reg�ade parkway area and sow �rass seeds.
Section 3. The Community Development Departmeut has
determined that the proposed project wi11 net have an
adverse effect on the environment; a\egative Declaration
has been prepared and is hereby determined to be adequat��.
Sectiun 4. 9 copy of this resolution shall be
deli�ered to the applicant.
APPROVE� AND ADOPTED thi-s 14th day of July, 1987,
by members of tlie Planning Commission coting as folloHS:
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NOES:
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ABSTAIN:
Lucille Fianka, Chairperson
APPROl'ED AS TO CONTE�T: APPROVED AS TO FORM:
l icente I.. ?fas, Director E. Iiurt Yeage:�
Community Development Dept. General Counsel
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��TY OF LYN�NOOD
UATE: Julp 9, 1987 I CITYCLE�<Y�S���
TO: Planning Commission -
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FRUPt: Vicetite L. ^1as Di�•eotor 7
Commun��it�- Development Department �
SliF3JECT: Tentati�e Farcel i"lap Case tio. 87055
. Appl�icant:� Lcn T. Stewart ' '
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PROPOSAL
The applicant is requestin� Tentatice Parcel hia� approval to
legally divide two {21 lots, namel5 1085i and 10859 Drury Lane,
Lynwqod such that lot 13 (1085r Drury Lane) is legally
independent from'the \orth 72.4 feet of lot 12 (10859 Drur,v Lane)
for the purpose of the sale of 10859 Drury Lane.
Back�;ruund:
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CASE N0. g�o55 ;_
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CITY OF LYN\NOOD I
DATE: Ju1�- 9, 158i � p�rflCE
CITY GLEC<'c+S
T0: Ylannin� Comr,iission � �UL1p P A� .
FRO�t: vi.cente �. �ta.s, Director ��g�g�l0ill�lZili
C_ommunity Development Department Q
5(JB;tECT: Tentati.ve Parcel ^tap Case tio. 8 ,q�
Applicant: L,vn T. Stewart :�
PROPOSAL
The applicant is requesting Tentative Parcel �tap approval to
legallp divide two !2) lots, namely� 1085i and 10859 Drur,y' Lane,
Lyncaood such that lot 13 (10857 Drury Lane) is legally
independent from the _Vorth 9'L.4 feet of lot 12 (10859 Drurp Lane)
for the purpose uf the saLe of 10859 Drury Lane.
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Back�round:
The Site P1an Revieca Committee did not accept the map submitted I
t,y the applicant and agreed with the applicant thaT. she would I
provide stafY c:.ith a prope� parcel map no later than Thursday�
July 2, 1987.
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Upon that aoreement Staff proceeded in preparing the public i
notice �nd aoendizing - this item for the public hearing. '
To date staff has not received t.he proper Tentative Farcel :�1ap. �
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RECO�t'IEVDED ACTIOti :
Staff respectfully requests that the Planning Commi.ssion conCinue •�
the item caithout consideration at this meetin�.
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T0: Plannine Commission CITY CLER%S OP�=10E
101987
FROM: b'icente L. P]as Director � �R�
Communi.ty Develupment Department 7
SUBJECT: SUecial Permit for Dance arid Entertai�ment
Case No. 87056
Applicant: Oscar and Patricia�Casillas ,�
PROPOS�L �
'Phe applicant is requesting a Special Permit to add Dancing and
Entertainment at the existing restaurant and cocktail lounge
serving alcoholic becerages at 11020 Atlantic Avenue. r
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FACTS: �
1. Source of Authoritv, i
Section 17-68 of the Lynwood ^iunicipal Code requires a '
special permit be obtained in order to conduct dancing and
entainment. ;
2. Propertv Location. +
The subject property consists of irregular shape cor.ner lot '
at Los Flores Street and Atlantic Avenue. I
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3. Pi•opertv Size.
The subject px�operty is irregular in shape and is �
approximately eight tho�sand nine hundred and forty-one
(8941) square feet. �
4. Existin� Land Use. �
The subject property is presently C-3 (Heavy Commercial). I
The surrounding land uses are as follows: �
Vorth - Commercial East - Townhouse '
& Cluster Housing
South - Commercial West - Commerc.ial '
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5. Land Use Descriution. �
The General Plan designation for the subject property is i
commerc.ial, and zoning classification is C3 (Heavy
Commercial). The surrounding land use designations are as I
follows: �
General Plan Zonin�
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'�orth - Commercial North - C-3
South - Commercial South - C-3 �
East - Tocanhouse East - P-1, R-2 �
& Cluster Housing �
West - Commercial West - C-3 �
6. Pro.�ect Charactericts (
The a licant �
pp proposes to add dancing and live entertainment I
to the etiisting restaurant and cocktail lounge serving
alcoholi.c beverages. The dance area is approximately twenty- �
four (24) feet by fourteen (14) feet; the total dance area I
is approsimately 236 square feet.
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The property currently pro��ides nineteen 1191 on-Site
parlc.ing spaces. :� total uf thirty-four (3�1) spaces are
required. The pco�ided parlcin> spaces do not meet the
requireme��t.
i . S.ite Plari Review
At its regular meeting on June 26, 198�, the Site P1�in
Review Cummittee has reviewed rand recommended denial. to tlie
Cit�� Council. due to the insufficie�rt on-site parlcing and
provisions for ingress and egress.
8. Zonin, Enfot•cement Historv.
Vo�e of record. �
Analys.is and Conclusion
l. Consistency with General Plan.
The proposed l;ind use is consistent with the etisting zoning
desig�iatio❑ (C-31 and the. General Plan desi�nation
(Commerical). Therefore, the granting uf this special permit
will. not ad�ersely affect the General Plan.
2. Site Suitablitv
The propert� is inadequate in size and shape to accommodate (
the proposed speu.ial permit relai;ive to parking standard �
required by the Loning Crdinance. Furthermore, the subject I
property is inadeyuately offers vehi.culai• aiid pedestrian
accessibilit,v. I
3. Gomnatibilit�
The predominant land use in the area is commercial.
Therefore, the proposed use is compatible with the character I
of the area.
4. Compliance �aith Develonment Standards. i
The ro osed �
p p project dues ❑ot meet the development stand�rds
required by the Zoning Ordinance with respecr, to parking and i
traffic circulation. i
�. Case Histurv
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at a regular council meeting on �tay G, 1986, a special I
permit for dancing and entertainment was denied by the Citp �
Council caith an unani.mous vote. �
On Apri:l 8, 1986 t,he Planning Commission approved a
Conditional lise Permit for the continuation of operatior: of
restaurant and cocktail lounge serving a.Lcoholic beaerages.
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Staff respectful�y requests that after considerat.ion the I
Planning Commission recommend to the City Council tu c;en,y
the Special Permit for dancing and entertainment.
(a) Findi�ig that the parking provisions are i.nadequate.
(b) Recommend that the City Council approve the findings in
Resoluti.on of denial no. 213�.
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RESOLUTION 2135
a RESOLOTION OF PLANNING CO`7MI5SION OF
'PHE CITY OF LYNkOOD RECO`1P1EtiDING, WITH
FINDING AND REPORT 1'HA'P CITY COUKCIL DENF
A SPECIAL PERMIT TO ADD DAtiCING AYD
ENTERTAINyENT AT THE ElISTIh'G RESTAURA�T
AtiD COCkTAIL LUUNCE SERVItiG ALCOHOLIC
BEVERAGES AT 11020 ATLAM1'I'IC 9VEVUE,
LYNk'OOD, I� THE C-3 S HE�1VY COMCIERCI.aL )
ZO\'E .
WHEREAS, the Lynwood Planning Commission, pursi;ant
to law, conducted a public hearing on subject application for a
Conditional Use Permit;
WHEREAS, a Special Permit is required for any
dancing and entertainment within the City of LS
Section 1. The Planning Commission hereby finds
and determines as folloc�s: ,
.�1. The site of the proposed use is inadc:qu�te in size
and shape to accomodate the additional on-site,
parking, driveways and other development features
required by the Zoning Ordinance.
B. The granting of Special Permit as proposed, may
interFere with or endanger the pubtic health,
safety, or welfare, due to insufficient onsite
parlcing and provision for egress and ingress.
C. With proposed use the site cannot be utilized
pursuant to tlie current zoning regulations and
site plan submitted as reviecaed.
Section 2. The Planning Commission of the City of
Lynwood, based upon the , afurementioned findings and
determinations, hereby recommends to City Council denial of
Special Permit, Case �o. 8
Section 3. The Community Development Departmer.+,
has determined that the proposed project c:ill no� have an advec�se
effect on t}ie environment and that the pr�?ect is categorically� i
ekempt under 5ection 1�301 of the California Environmental �
Ruality Act, as amendeu. �
Section 4. A certified copy of this resolution �
si.a.11 be delivered to the applicant. I
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DENIF.D and ADOPTED this 14th day of Ju1�-, 1987 bv members of the I
Planning Commission voting as follows:
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Lucille Kanka, Chairperson �
DENIED AS TO CONTENT: DENIED 9S TO FORM: ,
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Vicente L. Mas, Director E. Rurt Yeager, General Counsel '�
Community Development Dept. ;
Resolution: RE502135 I
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11330 BULLIS ROAD
' LYNWOOD, CAUFORNIA 90262 .
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA � ss.
'COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES
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" r- ANDREA L. HOOPER, being first duly sworn deposes and
says:
That she is the City Clerk o£ the City of Lynwood and
does hereby.affirm that the following Agenda for the:
Planning Commission meeting of June 9; 19g�
was posted on June 5 , 1987 at
4:30 p.m...
da of June 1987.
DATED: This 5th y �_,
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A. REa L. H OPER, City Cler
Gity of Lynwuod
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TRANSfiITTAC Oi AGENDA
_ DATE; June 5, 1987
T0; Andrea L. Hooper, City Clerk
° FROM: Regina Brooks
SUBJECT PLANNING COMMISSION AGENDA
Actached you will find Agenda for Plannin Commission
Z�pe of Meetinq
June 9, 1987 . for postinq.
for the meeting of_ �nth & Date '