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Home My Public Portal About10-10-95 PLANNING COMMISSION , ° - , � ' AGENDA , LYNWOOD CITY PLANNING COMMISSION � REGULAR MEETING - 7:30 P.M. � � � � � '�Ll� r � ,:1. ��t� City xall Council Chambers F: E�'� � I�[ p 11330 Bullis Road, Lynwood, CA CITY OF LYNNJOOU ,, • CITY CLFRKS OF'ICE October 10, 1995 � r : " �;�.� . PM , . � 7 i 8 isil�iuil�ili2isi4i5i6 � , � Carlton McMiller / � � `�' ]�7� � Chairperson l "`��` , �'�G��,� �f1�L �!' � ,� ��{ ��1 i"t�r , C l, ;� . � fa' �� F �� _ !� �, ' i Errick Lee - Donald Dove ✓ . , Vice Chairman Commissioner� , Eloise Evans Richard Kuan Commissioner Commissioner Jama1 Muhsin Jamina Barnes , : Commissioner Commissioner " C O M M I S S I O N C 0 U N S E L: " Michele Beal Eagneris Deputy City Attorney STAFF: Gary Chicots, Director Robert Diplock Community Development Department Planning Manager , Art Barfield � Louis Omoruyi Associate Planner Associate:Planner Louis E. Morales, Jr: Paul Nguyen , Associate Planner �Civil Engineer Assoc. s.. � - ' f:\wpfiles�oct95 ' . ' - � . � 1 � . . . , , , . :, , o , October 10; 1995 ' OPENING CEREMONIES ' . 1. Call meeting to order. � -. 2. Flag salute. 3. Roll call of Commissioners. � . 4. Certification of Agenda Posting. , CONTINIIED PIIBLIC HEARINC3: � ' ;. : . 1. GONDITIONAL USE PERMIT CASE N0. CUP 67R � Applicant: City of Lynwood ' PROPOSAL: . Staff is requesting that the Planning Commission consider revoking Conditional Use Permit No. 67 (CUP 67) that allows the operation of an automotive repair shop at 10700 Atlantic Avenue, in the C-3 (Heavy Commercial) zone, « RECOMMENDATION: . � Staff respectfully recommends that, after public testimony and ' consideration by the Commission, the Planning Commission . revoke Conditional Use Permit No. 67. 2. CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT CASE NO. CUP 95-10 Applicant: Shields For Families � PROPOSAL: The applicant is requesting approval of a Conditional Use Permit in order to establish a social services center in an existing building at 11705 Yamamoto Way in the M(Manufact- uring) zone. This case was continued by the Commission to allow the applicant to provide its business plan for review. • • RECONIMENDED ACTION: Staff respectfully requests that, after consideration, the. � , . Planning Commission adopts the attached Resolution No. 256L• . 1. Certifying that the project is Categorically Exempt'from the provisions of the California Environmental Quality " � Act as amended per- State CEQA Guidelines, Section 25-061b(3). 2. Approving Conditional Use Permit Case No. 95-10, subject to the stated conditions and requirements. � _ ''3. ZONING ORDINANCE AMENDMENT CASE NO_ ZOA 95-07 . Applicant: City of Lynwood PROPOSAL: The City of Lynwood is proposing to amend the Zoning Ordinance to add certain permitted uses to the CB-1 zone, reduce the number of heavy commercial uses permitted in the C-2 and C-2A zones, and . restrict commercial and personal service uses permitted in the M(manufacturing) zone. The amendments are designed to permit certain new uses, protect the City's ' � commercial areas from heavy commercial and manufacturing development, and to minimize the intrusion of commercial uses into the City's'limited industrial areas. Z . f . '4 � � � In addition, certain cleanup items are included, priinarily to clarify wording and to move a variety of special regulations currently scattered through the "permitted uses" sections into a separate "General and Special ReguTations" section. `• The,general proposal was discussed briefly at the Commission's � last meeting and was�continued to this meeting: RECONIMENDED ACTION: Staff respectfully requests that, after consideration, the Planning Commission adopt the attached Resolution No. 2560: � 1. Certifying that the project will not have a significant effect on the environment and that a Negative Decla-ration has been issued pursuant to the provisions of the , California Environmental Quality. Act and State CEQA ' Guidelines. � 2. Approving Zoning Ordinance Amendment Case No. ZOA 95-07 with any changes that may be recommended by the Commission and recommending City Council adoption of Zoning Ordinance Amendment ZOA 95-07. ' 4. ZONING ORDINANCE AMENDMENT CASE NO. ZOA 95-08 Applicant: City of Lynwood ' PROPOSAL: ° The City of Lynwood is considering an amendment to Chapter 25, � Section 25-2.1 and 25-16.20(d) of the Official Zoning Ordinance to expand the definition of bona fide restaurant and' to establish a minimum size or type of restaurant that can be� • issued a Conditional -Use Permit for the on-site sale of � alcoholic beverages incl.uding beer and wine. RECOMMENDED ACTION: , Staff respectfully requests that, after consideration, the Planning Commission: , 1. continue this, item to the next regularly scheduled meeting: - , ` 2. direct staff to prepare any required ordinance amendments � for consideration at the next regularly scheduled meeting. " • NEW PUBLIC HEARING: 5. CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT CASE NO. CUP 95-11 Applicant: Jose Serrano Herrera PROPOSAL The applicant is requesting a Conditional Use Permit to allow for an auto electric repair business at 11214-11216 Atlantic ; Avenue, in the C-3 (Heavy Commercial) zone. ` RECOMMENDED ACTION SGaff respectfully requests that after consideration, the , Planning Commission adopt the attached Resolution No. 2565r � 1. Certifying that the project is categorically exempt from � the provisions of the State CEQA Guidelines as amended by Section 15061b(3).' 2. Approving Conditional Use Permit No. 95-11, subject to . ' 3 • `�� . . , : . �� , '' the stated condiCions and requirements. , REGIILAR ORDBR OF BIISINESS: . 6. REOUEST FOR A LAND USE COMPATIBILITY AND DESIGN DETERMINATION - IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE OWNER PARTICIPATION AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE LYNWOOD REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY AND IRA KHOSHNOOD ET A FOR ,_ A PROPOSED COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT AT 12217 ATLANTIC AVENUE WITHIN REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT AREA "A" REOUEST The City Council has referred a request to�determine land use . compatibility and appropriateness of design in conjunction with an Owner Participation Agreement to the Commission for review and report. The owners of the former Kinney shoe store site wishes to: 1, changing the permitted use from a fabric store to a ' general merchandise retail/discount store. : 2.� limit the exterior improvements to new plate glass and . doors, any other required repairs,and paint. LL 4. alloW use of an existing_ pole sign instead of the approved monument sign. RECOMMENDATION: 1. allow a change in the permitted use of this property from � a fabric store to a general merchandise retail store but ` restrict the type'of stock to be offered to appliances, ` electronic equipment, luggage, hardware, kitchenware and chinaware. 2,.. retain the requirements for building and a signage - improvements as originally approved. ' STAFF COMMENTS: Report on actions taken by the City Council on September 19, and " October 3, 1995 on items previously approved by the Commission. PUBLIC ORALS ' COMMISSION ORALS STAFF ORALS ' ADJOURNMENT Adjourn to the regular meeting of. the Planning Commission on November 14; 1995 at 7:30 p.m., in the City Hall Council Chambers, " 11330 Bullis Road, Lynwood, California. `.' f:\wpfiles\misc\oct95 � - . - � ` 4 � �•{.. '1�7'._��M!.�/l � I t_!'Y ��1�.__� DATE:. October 9, 1995 �, �.,,.. ��,� w,� /_� J u `, ;•� � �.� � /` ,' lw 7 / L �� TO: PLANNING COMMISSION C: sv� � i �. ..�.�/�.�r � BROM: Gary D. Chicots, Director / Community Development Department,l�� BY: Robert Diplock, Planning Manager • SUBJECT: Conditional Use Permit Case No. CUP 67 R Applicant: City of Lynwood � Proposal: ' .Staf£ is requesting that the Planning Commission consider " revoking Conditional Use Permit No. 67 (CUP 67) that allows the operation of an automotive repair shop at 10700 Atlantic Avenue, . in the C-3 (Heavy Commercial) Zone. Facts �• � 1. Source of Authoritv ,Section 25-25.12 of the Zoning Code allows the Planning.. � , 'Commission to hold.a public hearing in order to reconsider, suspense or revoke an approved Conditional Use Permit. �' ` 2. Background ' � This case was continued from the September 12, 1995 Planning Commission meeting in order to.allow the property ;owner/operator to comply with all Conditions of Approval. �The Commission required that Staff monitor the business and �.note the number of cars on the.lot during in'vestigations. . ANALYSIS AND CONCLUSION: � ` The Conditions of Approval under CUP 67 have still not been fully met. As of Staff inspection on October 5, 1995, the following conditions have not been totally complied with: 12. No damaged or wrecked vehicles shall be stored on site. �, No portion of the site shall be used for storage unless it • is auto repair related activity. 13. On site traffic circulation and parking should be developed in such a manner that ingress and egress accesses , are separated or channeled so that conflicting traffic , movements are minimized. - 14. Open storage of materials, products and equipment shall be completely concealed from view of vehicular and �pedestrian traffic by an architectural barrier approved by ' the Community Development department Director or his/her designee. 15.. The property shall be uaed solely for auto repair • service per plans submitted. . ' • 17. No less then seven percent (7�} of the total site, excluding lot area dedicated to public right-of-way, shali ; be landscaped. The landscaping plans shall be approved by the Community Development Director.prior to installation. ' � 24. All signage must be reviewed and approved by the Blanning, Building, and Redevelopment Divisions; and a -, building permit for signage must be issued by the Building • Division. � j i ' 25. All security fences, grills, etc. shall be architecturally compatible with the design of the subject and adjacent buildings. In addition, no security fences, ° � grills,etc. shall be installed without prior written approval of the Director of Community Development and . required building permits. 26. The existing property shall be cleaned and maintained in a sanitary condition and shall be maintained in a neat and orderly manner at all times. Failure to comply may result in the revocation of this Conditional Use Permit. With respect to the Conditions'of Approval relative to signage requirements, the applicant has received approval of a proposed sign program by the Community Development Department. However, there are still an excessive number of vehicles being stored on the site. On October 2, 1995, Staff counted fifteen (15) vehicles parked or stored on the subject site. On October 5, 1995, Staff recorded 26 cars on the lot. Of the 26; thirteen (13) cars had work orders. A check of license plates indicate that these vehicles are newly moved onto the site. None of the plates match those recorded by the Commission last month. Benefits to Communitv The existing development, as operated, does not assist in � upgrading the surrounding area, and does not support the purpose and intent of the General Plan. Environmental Assessment Actions by a regulatory agency to revoke a permit are categorically exempt under Section 15321 of the State CEQA Guidelines. Therefore, a Notice of Exemption has been prepared and filed with the County Clerk. Conclusion As described above, the applicant/owner is still not in compliance with all conditions of the Conditional Use Permit as contained in Resolution No. 2367. Some efforts have been made in trying to carry out the requirements for landscaping, signage, and trash containment. However, the license plates checked shows ;that the owner/operator is continuing.to move in and store vehicles on the lot in violation of the Conditional Use Permit. RECOMMENDATION: Staff respectfully recommends that, after public testimony and consideration by the Commission, the Planning Commission revoke Conditional Use Permit Np. 67 ATTACHMENTS Site Plan 1. Location Map 2. Site Plan 3. Resolution No. 2564 f:\steffrpt\cup67R2 2 , � _,�,___ � __ _ _ .� . r • I . � . ... 6 '� . . . , . . . . LOCATION iVIAP � ��Tff� . , � •_ • a . � , �a . � ..�, ' ' ' 1�,i� , , . p i i � �i rs �n �..� w t - s � � ` 0 � /OI � .. , � �. , . .. 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U•� �' `\ � � „ t � ,x» a�{ s�� ,\ , _ � .. 1 �f . � � „ ', r ' ii �v � �� o � ' . , , RESOLUTION NO. 2564. ' A RESOLUTION OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION OF`THE CITY OF LYNWOOD REVOKING CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO. CUP 67 WITH RESPECT TO PROPERTY LOCATED AT 10700 ATLANTIC AVENUE, LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA ' THE PLANNING COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD HEREBY FINDS, RESOLVES AND ORDERS AS FOLLOWS: • . Section 1. The Planning Commission of the City of Lynwood, pursuant to law, on July 11, 1995, held a public hearing to '-. consider compliance by Mr. Eduardo Jerezand ("Permittee") with conditions of approval of Conditional Use Permit No. CUP 67 granted to establish an automotive repair facility at 10,700 Atlantic Avenue ("the Property"). The said was present at.that hearing ' and subsequent continued hearings. ' Section 2. The Planning Commission, at the July 11, 1995 meeting and at the continued hearings on August 08, 1995, September ` - 12; 1995 and October 10, 1995 ,determined' that, in spite of direction by the Commission, a number of conditions of.approval of CUP 67 were not being complied with. - Section 3. The Planning Commission carefully considered all pertinent testimony offered at. the regular and continued public hearings and determined.that Conditional Use Permit No. CUP 67 ' should be revoked. Section 4. The Planning Commission finds, pursuant to Section 25-25.12 of the Lynwood Municipal Code, that: A. Conditional Use Permit No.,67 was granted on Ap'ril 09, 1991 to Permittee to operate an auto repair service at'10700 AtlantiC Avenue in the City of Lynwood. Said permit contained 44 conditions of approval, and required' that conditions must be observed and ` complied with at all times. " B. The Planning Commission may revoke a Conditional Use Permit � after public hearing if it determines t�hat a condition of approval of the:Conditional Use Permit' is not being complied with. Also, condition number 33 of Conditional Use Permit 67, ,contained in Resolution No. 2367, states that " Any violation of conditions in this resolution may result in revocation or modification of the Conditional Use Permit by the issuing body at a regularly scheduled ' meeting". C: Condition 12 of the CUP states that "No damaged or wrecked , vehicles shall be stored on site. No portion-of the site shall be used for vehicle storage unless they are-vehicles awaiting repair". , Since December 6, 1994 staff has determined that over 20 cars have ` been stored on site, with no more than 4 or 5 awaiting repair. � Staff reinspected the site in January and February of 1995, on June 29, July 5, October 02 and October 5, 1995-. On all these occasion, at least 15 vehicles were being stored on site. Staff reported ' this to the Planning Commission at each' of the continued public ' hearings. At each of the hearings, the permittee agreed to remedy the situation but has not done so. On September 11, 1995 staff visited the site and observed 13 cars and vans and one flat bed tow � tr-uck stored two levels deep in the designated parking area. $taff was told by Permittee that 3 of the cars were being worked on.' On October S, staff recorded'26 vehicles on the site, only 13 of which had work orders. �• , . D. Condition 14 of the CUP states that "Open storage of ' materials, products and equipment shall be completely concealed from view of vehicular and pedestrian traffic by,an architectural barrier approved by the Community Development Department Director or his/her designee" . No plan for an architectural barrier has ever been submitted for approval. The landscaping that would partially • conceal products and equipment has not been installed. E. Condition 15 states that "The property shall be used solely for auto repair service per plans submitted". Plans submitted show 6 required parking spaces. These spaces have ben covered by stored � cars during eveiy inspection of the property and therefore, not available for customer parking. F. Condition 17 states thaC "No less than seven percent (70) of the total site, excluding lot area dedicated to public right of way, sha11 be landscaped. The landscape plan shall be approved by ' the Community Development Director prior to installation". No landseape plan has been submitted for approval. Areas have been •• ' °constructed for landscaping, but no landscaping has been installed'. G. Condition 25 states, in part, ".... no security fences, . ; grills, etc, shall be installed without prior written appro'val of _ the Director of Community Development and required building , permits." No approval has ever been requested or granted for ` security fences and grills on the site. - H. There is non compliance with the following Conditions of Approval of CUP 67: Conditions No. 12, 13, 14, 15, 17, 23, and 25. , Condition 24 has been partially complied with. These conditions are reasonable conditions which were imposed in the interest of -- protecting the public safety and general welfare. The above ' described violations of conditions have resulted in vehicular traffic hazards, reduced availability of on street parking and the creation of blight in the immediate vicinity. These violations have � resulted in adverse impacts on surrounding commercial and " residential property. - I. Since at least July of 1995, the Planning Commission has given'Permittee ample opportunity to comply with the c'onditions of approval described above. While the degree of non compliance has lessened slightly since July 1995, the Permittee has demonstrated an unwillingness or inability to comply with reasonable conditions , of approval of CUP 67. : J. Pursuant to Lynwood Municipal Code Section 4-9.1, a business license may be suspended for reasons including violations of provisions of the Lynwood Municipal Code. Pursuant to Municipal Code Section 4-9.5, a business license may be suspended or revoked by City Council for reasons set forth in Section 4-9.1. The - conditions of approval constitutes an order or regulation of the CiGy imposed pursuant to authority in the Municipal Code. Accordingly, the City Manager and/or City Council should consider suspension or revocation of the business license in effect on the , property. 5ection 5. Based on the aforementioned findings, the Planning Commission hereby revokes Conditional Use Permit 67. The Planning • Commission also hereby requests that City staff take the steps necessaiy for the City Manager and/or City Council to consider suspension or revocation of the business license in effect on the , property. Section 6_. A copy of this resolution shall be delivered to the City Clerk: � �. ' � .. . . . . . APPROVED and ADOPTED this lOth day of October, 1995 by members the Planning Commission voting as follows: . - AYES: NOES: ' ABSENT: � ABSTAIN: ' Carlton McMiller, Chairperson APPROVED AS TO CONTENT: APPROVED AS TO FORM: � Gazy,Chicots, Director Michele Beal Bagneris, - Community Development Dept. Deputy City Attorney f � � �' ' : RESOLUTION NO.`236'I � A RESOLUTION OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION OF ' THE CITY OF LYNWOOD APPROVING CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO. 67,.AN AUTO REPAZR SERVICE IN THE C-3 (HEAVY COI�IISERCZAL) ZONE, AT 10700 S. � ATLANTIC AVENUE, LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA. F�HER81►S, th� Plaaninq Commissioa o! tha City of Lynwood • pursuant to lar, conduat�d a public h�arinq on th� subjacb applioationt and "- NHL►REl►B, Els� �lanninq Commission hea caralully considarad , . all partinant t�stiaony ottar�d at tho public h�aring; and wI�REAB, tli� Community D�valopmant Dir�ctoz has detarmined that the pzoposal i� 4x�mpt lrom tha provisiona oi the state CEQA Guidalinos Saction 15061 b(3), as amandad; and , WHERE7IS, a Conditional Us� Parmit is raquirod !or oparation of auto r�pair sarvia� in th� C-3 (H�avy ca��rciai) zon�. - swctien 1. Tha Planninq Commi�tion hsreby linds and • datarmin�s n� lollows: ` A. Th� sit� o! tha propossd usa is adoqaat4 in size and ahape to aacommodato tha atructuras, parkinq, walls, ,. landacapinq, drivnways and othar davelopmant features � raquirad by the O!licial 2oninq ordinanca. � . B. Tha struaturu, a• propos�d, subjact to conditions, • will not hav a naqativa e!lact on the values o.f Burroundinq properties .or interfera with or endanqer tha public, health, safety, or vallara. . C. Tha sit� will be developed pursuant to the current zoninq.r�qulations nnd site plan submitted to the Site Plan Rnviaw Committee. � D. The qrantinq�o! the Conditional Usa Permit will not advarsaly a!lect the Genaral plan. ` E. Tha propos�d d�valopmant will aid in ansthetically upqradinq th• area and will act as a aatalyst in fostarinq other quality davelopments. - saction 2. Th� Planniaq,Commission o! ths City o! Lynvood,. basad upon th� alor�m�ntion�d lindinqs and dat4rminations, hareby a�pprovas Conditional Usa Parmit, Casa No. 6�, provided the . loiloviaq oonditiona ar� oba�rvad and compli�d vith at all timas. . ' . . d1skD6:r�ao7367 , .� • � . 1 � � % . . / .. • . _ . . . . . •'. � " COMMUN?TY DEVEL�PME� 1: The proposed development shall comply with all applicable requlations of the Lynwood Municipal Code, the Unilorm ' Buildinq Code and the Uniform Fire Coda... z. Any proposed subsequent modili'cation o! the aubject site or structures thereon, ehall be lirat reportad to the Community Development Department, Planninq Divi�ion, toz raview. " 3. The applicant ehall.meet tha raquiromenta o! all other City Departments. 4. The applicant, or hia rapraaentativ�, �hall siqn a Statamant - of Acceptanco atatinq that h�/ah� has r�ad, undarstands, and aqrees to tha conditions atatad harsin bstor� any buildinq permits are isauad. - vLantWrNG DtpISION • 5. This permit shall become void one hundred twanty (120) days, unless extended, aPter the uae permittad haa been abandonod or has ceased to be activaly oxarcised. 6. Construction shall commence withfn six (6) months from date of issuance of building permita. 7. Before any building permits shall"bo iasued, tha developer shall pay $.26 per square foot !or commnrcial buildinqs to the Lynwood Unilied School Dietrict, pursuant to Government Code Section 53080. • 8.. Temporary structures are prohibitad on the proposed site, ,, unTess buildinq permit� have baen iaauad. ' 9. The applicant ahall contact the U.S. pqst Office (Lynwood main office) to establinh the location ot mail boxes aervinq ' the proposed devalopment. • 10. Dnily oparatinq hours shall be,lrom 7:00 a.m., to 9:00 p.m. , � 11. Reflect artiPicial liqht away lrom adjoininq properties. - 12: No damaged or wreckad vehicles shall bo storad on site. No ' portion of the site shall be uced tor atoraqe•unlass it is auto rapair related activity. • 13. On-site traffic circulation and parking ahould be developed� in such a manner that fnqreas and •gres� acceases are separated or channeled so that contlictinq traltic mwements - are minimized. 14.. Open storaqa o! mntarials, products and equipm�nt 4ha11 ba '" completaly concoal�d irom vi�w o! vahicular and psdastrian tra!!ic by an archit�ctural barrisr approv�d by th• - Community Davalopment"Departm�nt Director or his/har ' deaiqnea. 15. The property shall be�used soTely !or auto rapair service per plans submitted. . .. disk86:reao2367 . � . . . . } 2 :� , • _�' ' 16. All necessary permits and licenses shall be obtained prior . . to operation. Landscaoina 17. No less than 7$ of the total site, excluding lot area dedicated to public riqht-of-way, shall be landscaped. The landscaping plans shall ba approvad by tha Community . Development Director prior to.installation.. 18. The applicant is required to aubmit a landacape plan drawn �. by a licensed landscape architact to th� satislaction of the ` Diractor o! Community Davalopmsnt pzior,to any buildinq . permit beinq issued. 19. All landacaping ehall ba parmanantly maintainad. Lawn and qround covers aze to b� trimmsd or mowsd rsqularly, with all plantad area kept trae o! Mesds and dabria. All plantings •; are to be kept in a healthy and qrovinq condition. An automatic sprinkler or irriqation Qystam ehall be providad ,�, and maintainad in Workinq condition. , 20. The applicant must provide a trash enclosure with qates on the site of the subject proparty. The trash enclosure shall ' . be built as per Buildinq Division atandards. ' 21. Their shall be a minimum of six (6) parkinq apacea. � Each off-street parkinq epace ahall not be leas than twenty (20) feet in lenqth and nine (9) laet in width, exclusive oP acceae drlveways or sisles, for required parkinq, except as noted below: 22. A parkinq apace desiqnad for the handicapped ahall be grovided.. This space may be providad aa follows: - a. Dimensions. The minimum dimansions of each automobile ' pazking stall Por the hnndicappad shall be not less than fourteen (14),feet in width by twenty (20) feet in lenqth. Said stalls shall be linad to provide a nine . (9) foot parkinq area and a live (5) foot loading and unloading area or; b. Two (2) speces may be provided within a twenty-three (23) foot wida area, lined to provide a nine (9) Poot parkinq area on each side of a live (5) loot loadinq and unloading area. The minimum lanqth o! each parkinq space shall ba twanty (20) leet. c. Location. All parkinq spacea !or the handicapped shall be located adjacent to the main antrance of the facility for which the apaces are provided. The parkinq spacea shall be positioned so that tha handicapped persons , shall not be requirad to walk or wheel bahind park4d _, vehiclas. 23. Tha applicant shall submit �lavation drawinqa_ to tha P,lanninq Division ahoving tha �xtarior buildinq d��iqnt includinq the spacltication o! materials. � � disk86:heso2367 . � � 3 . / • . „. , . 2a. All siqnage must be reviewed and approved By the Planning, Buildinq and Redevelopment Divisiona. Further, prior to the installation, display, enlarqinq,' moditying relocatinq or changinq of signs, appzoval must be obtained trom the Planning Divisian. And a building permit issuad by the , Buildinq Division. , 25. All security fences, grills, etc. shall be architecturally , compatible with the desiqn o! the subjact and adjacent buildinqs. in addition, no security lances, grills, etc. shall be installed without the prior writtan approval of the Director of .Community Devalopmant and raquirad building. - permits. - 26. The existinq property ehall b4 cl�an�d and maintainad in a 5 = sanitary condition pandinq conatruation and shall be ;° maintainad in s neat and ord�rly sann�r at all tima4. Failure to comply may result in ravocation o! the Conditional Use permit. zT. Pursuant to Ordinance No. 1319 to insure variation and asthetically pleasinq color schemes for buildinqs in Redevelopment areas alonq major City Streets, i.e. Lonq Beach Blvd., Atlantic Ave., Cantury Blvd, or Imperial . Hiqhway, the exterior or nny building or structure shall be painted with a color within a ranqe o! colora approved by the Community Development Dlrector. 28. Entity will maintain a pro-active approach to the . . elimination of graffiti from the structures, fences and any accessory building, on a daily baeia. . 29. A cover sheet of approved conditione must be attached to ' . plans prior to submission to tha Building and Safety Division. 30. Any violation of said conditiona in this rasolution may result in revocation or modilication o! the Conditional Use Permit by the issuinq body at a regularly schedulad meetinq. PUBLIC WO RS D.p st .rrr ' 31. Existing buildinqs must be connected to public sewer. 32. Underground existing utilitiea if any modifications are proposed for the electrical sarvica panal. 33. Property is located within tha naw 100 year tlood zone paz FEMA Flood Insurance Boundary work map o! April 19, 1989. . The Flood laval �levation is 96.58 t��t abov� m�an saa laval , par Los Anqales County Road Dapartm�nt B�nchmarka, 1975 adjustment. If a new buildinq is construct�d or tb• existinq building haa litty p�ra�at (50i) or more r�modelinq, then a qrading plan preparad and signad by a reqieterad Civil Enqineer must b� submittad to the City � Public Works Dapartment. No Buildinq pormita will ba i�su4d prior to the approval o! tha gzadinq plan by the City Enqineer. The owner has the option to build the pad elevation•one foot above the flood level zona or siqn a Hold � Harmless Letter with the City o! Lynwood, if the project 1s ' done prioz to FEMA's adoption of new Flood Zone map. . � disk86•reso2S67 � � ' . 4 f�' „ ,� � 34. Owner must provide dacumentation that the lots composinq the property were legally tied together to.the satisfaction of ° the'Public works Department. After reviewinq the documents, the Public Works Department may require the submission and recordation of a parcel map or lot merqer. FIRE DEPAR .NT 35. Provide approvad Pire axtinquiah�r. Typ� 40 AHC @ 2000 sq. ft. and 50 !t. travel. (UFC 10.303) 36. Provide approvad parts washing machins. (IIFC 29.103) 37. No apark/llame producinq or hoatinq applicance/equipment (motora) within 18" oP lloor. Susp�ndsd unit heaterc ok, 8' off floor. (UFC 29.105b) 38. Provide approved containers with lid for used raqs, trash must also be kept in metal containars with lid. (UFC 11.201b) 39. Waste oil muat be properly storsd (tank or 55 gallon drum) and disposed oP. Check hazardoua waste manifest. (UFC 29.104) 40. Buildinqs over 1000 sq. ft. require two exits. (UBC 3320) � . 41. Flammable liquida must be etored in cabinat, 240 gallons maximum in two cabinets or a separate room. (UFC 79.201e3) Section 3. A copy of Renolution 2367 4ha11 be delivered to the applicant. APPROVED At�ID ADOPTED this 9th day o! April 1991, by members � of the Planning Commissfon votfnq as follows: " AYES: Mushin, Dixon, Dove, McMiller Prypt, Willis and Haynes NOES: Bbne ABSENT: N�e, ABSTAIN: [�larte �►. _ ohn R. Haynes, Cha rpercon APPROVED AS TO CONTENT: APPROVED AS TO FORM: � � disk86:reso2367 5 , � ' 7�/� rR i'! q. ! ,r� . ��,� . � ��t - ' DATE: October 10, 1995 �!��--i'�;:; ; f �.r`ri �'rJ. �,�� To: PLANNING COMMISSION ' ^ i r i�Ji., rl -. �. �' ��1�• �.,;�� FROM: Gary Chicots, Director i,. Community Development Department�/� BY: Robert Diplock, Planning Manager SUBJECT: Conditional Use Permit Case No. 95-10 Applicant: Shields for Families PROPOSAL: � The applicant is requesting approval of a Conditional Use Permit ' in order to establi"sh a social service center in an existing building.at 11705 Yamamoto Way in the M(Manufacture) zone. This case was. continued by the Commission to allow the applicant to provide its business plan for Commission review. FACTS: ,' 1. Source of Authoritv � The proposed use is a conditionally permitted use in the M zone. The M zone permits social:service uses permitted in , any commercial zone if a Conditional Use Permit is obtained, � pursuant to Section 25.11.3 of the Zoning Ordinance. � 2. Property Location The'subject property contains an existing building and parking and loading facilities on the north side of Industry Way at Yamamoto Way (see attached location map). 3. Propertv Size � . ` The subject prope'rty is approximately 2.75 acres in size, ' occupied by a 43,460 sq.ft. one story office/war'ehouse . structure. Eight thousand, three hundred and twenty eight (8,328) sq. ft. is proposed for the social services center . use. , 4. 'Eicistina Land Use ' . The subject site is an existing developed parcel. The surrounding land uses are as follows: - North- Manufacture East - Manufacture South- Manufacture West - Manufacture/Residential 5. General Plan and Zonina General Plan: 2onincx: -' North - Industrial/Public Facility North - M South Industrial South - M East - Industrial East - M West - Industrial West - M/LA County � � � f\planning\staffrpt\f:cup95-10 � � - 1 � � 6. Pro�ect Characteristics: The applicant proposes to establish a comprehensive social ,. services program employing 30 people. The service center is currently licensed by the City. The program will render , services to individuals, their household members, and .' children from birth to age six (6). The services will , include on-site drug and alcohol treatment and referrals, free meals and snacks, U.A. testing, support for substance abuse related DCS/Court cases, referrals to housing, adult education, and vocational training, transportation assistance, on-eite child care for client's children, and head start/child care referrals. ' The'project facility will contain a general.office and sub offices, a conference room and muTtipurpose room, a child care cooperative, bathroom facilities, and food preparation area. . The project will provide 34 parking spaces and the.site area ,' is fully landscaped: ' 7. Site Plan Review � At its regular meeting on_Wednesday, August 30, 1995, the , Site Plan Review Committee evaluated the proposed development and recommended approval to the Planning Commission. 8. Zonina Enforcement Historv None of Record 9. Public Responses No written submittals at the time this report was prepared. ANALYSZS AND CONCLUSION: 1. Consistencv with General Plan and Zoning . � The General Plan specifies that the M zone is compatible with the General Plan "Industrial" category and the proposed land use is permitted in the existing zoning classification , of M(Manufacturing). Therefore, granting Conditional Use Permit No. 95-10 will not adversely affect the General Plan. 2.. Site SuitabilitV " The property is adequate in.size and.shape to accommodate the,proposed development , relative to structures, parking, walls, fences, landscaping, and other development features required by the Zoning Ordinance. Furthermore, the subject property is adequately served with public utilities and offer adequate vehicular and'pedestrian accessibility. , 3.. Compatibilitv ' The proposed development is surrounded by other uses compatible to it in the subject industrial area. The �, building on site contains a plywood operation and a beauty product supply bus�iness. The plywood operation, which utilizes, approximately, 70 $ of the building is in the process of moving. Therefore; the remaining use will be : compatible with the subject use. However, residential uses � lie along Mona Boulevard and 118th Street in Los Angeles Gounty just west of the subject site. � - , � � f\planning\staffrpt\f:cup95-10 _ � � _ �� ,. . 2 ; i 4. Compliance with Development Standards The proposal meets development standards required by the Zoning Ordinance with respect to setbacks, lot coverage, ` building height and density. 5. Benefits to Communitv , The proposal would make use of'a space which is now vacant and will provide needed community aervices. 6. Conditions of Approval The proposed project, 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 or '. welfare. 7.,' Environmental Assessment The Community Development Department Staff has determined that the project is Categorically Exempt pursuant to Section : 15061 (b) 2 of the State of California Environmental Quality Act as amended. RECOMMENDATION . Staff respectfully requests that, after consideration, the Planning Commission adopts the attached Resolution No. 2561: 1. Certifying that the project is Categorically Exempt under Section 15061 (b) 2 of the California Environmental ' Quality Act. _ - , 2. Approving Conditional Use Permit Case No. 95 - 10, subject to the stated conditions and requirements. ' ATTACHMENTS: 1. Location Map � 2. Site Plan 3. 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WHEREAS, the Lynwood Planning Commission, pursuant to law, � on September 12, 1995 conducted a'public hearing on the subject application; and WHEREAS; the Planning Commiss,ion considered all pertinent testimony offered at the public hearing; and , WFIEREAS, the Director of Community Development has , determined that the proposal is categorical exempt from the , provisions of the California Environmental Quality Act per CEQA - Guidelines, Section 15061b (3); and . � WHEREAS, a Conditional Use Permit is required for the establishment and operation of a Social Service Center in the M - (Manufacturing) zone. . ,• Section 1. The Planning Commission hereby finds and , dete�ines 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 propose use, subject to conditions, will not have a � negative effect on the balue of surrounding properties ar interfere with or endanger the public, health, safety or welfare. C. The site will be developed pursuant to the conditions stipulated in the current zoning regulations and as per the site plan submitted and reviewed by the Site.Plan Review Committee. , D. The granting of the Conditional Use Permit (CUP 95-10) will not adversely affected the General Plan. E. The proposed development will provide needed community services. . � Section 2. The Planning Commission of the City of Lynwood, . based upon the aforementioned finding and determinations hereby approves Conditional Use Permit, Case No.. 95-10, provided the ,following conditions are observed and complied with at all times. . � �f�resolutn\reso2567 � � � ' 1 . COMMiJNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT ' � ' General . , 1. The proposed development shall comply with all applicable regulations of the Lynwood Municipal Code, the Uniform Building Code and the Uniform Fire Code. 2. Any proposed subsequent modification of the subject site, use, or structures thereon, shall be first repoTted to the Community Development Department, Planning Division, for review and approval. 3. The applicant and/or his representative shall sign a Statement of Acceptance stating that he/she has read, , understands, and agrees to all conditions of.this resolution prior to issuance of any building permits. ' ' ' REDEVELAPMENT DIVISION � 4:� The development shall be of a quality and character which is compatible with and harmonizes with existing development in ; the M (Manufacturing) zone. � . 5.� The main entrance to the primary building should provide for � independent access to the physically impaired. 6." Submit a Landscape Plan to provide landscape improvements . along the building frontage and parking strip. Install all . landscape improvements, including street trees as per City - requirements in the parkway strip along the building ,' - frontage on Norton Avenue. 7. Provide new business sign and obtain sign permit per City of Lynwood Municipal Code. :. 8. Provide improvement plans for approval by the Director of Community Development or his designee prior to initiating any improvements to building facade. � PLANNING DIVISION ° . 9. Revised plans to show proposed playground area. Revised_-. plans shall show all buildings and proposed additions. The , applicant's facility occupant load total shall be no more the 134 persons. This includes 46 persons in the day care area 13 persons in the office. next to day care, 10 persons � in a portion of office area above the office on the main floor, 29 persons within the meeting room, 24 persons within the group session room, and 12'personnel the personnel office. 10. P.rovide 29, parking spaces on site, and one space reserved for.van loading and unloading. The van space shall be so . located along the building that the van will not block the ` sidewalk when backing out of the van parking spaces. 11. At least two (2) on site parking spaces shall be reserved and marked for visitors only. 12. Provide two (2) handicapped space within the 29 on-site spaces. . 13. No persons other than'Applicant's employees or agents may come to the site to deliver or pick up clients. 14. No client shall .bring or maintain a vehicle on the site. . 15. Applicant's staff shall not occupy more than 15 parking spaces on the site at any time. 2 .. ' 16. Applicant shall ensure that personnel, in addition to the van's driver, direct and guide the parking and maneuvering '. ' of A licant's van when it is in the pp process of parking, lbading or unloading passengers at the site. 17.. Owner/applicant shall comply with the program guidelines as submitted and shall request the modification of the Conditional Use Permit in the event of change or expansion - , of the program or approved uses. 18. Owner/applicant shall complete all exterior improvements to the property within six (6) months from date of issuance of ' building permits. 19. The parking aisle width shall be a minimum of twenty-five (25') feet. Exits from the.parking area shall be clearly posted with stop signs. 20. 3ubject building shall be accessible to the handicapped. 21.. On-site lighting shall be installed along all vehicular ' access ways and major walkways. Such lighting shall be directed onto the driveways and walkways within the, development and away from adjacent properties. . 22. Entity will maintain a pro-active approach to the , elimination of graffiti from the structures, fences and any accessory building, on a daily basis. . . 23. There shall be a periodic review of the applicant's '' compliance with all of the requirements at a time specified by the Director , but in no event longer than 6 months. 24. The applicant or hi�/her successor in the interest shall provide evidenoe of good-faith compliance with all the requirements at the time of said review. , 25. Any violation of said conditions in this resolution may result in revocation of the Conditional Use Permit by the issuing body at a regularly scheduled meeting. BUILDING DIVISION - 26. All tenant improvement shall- comply with local codes and - ordinance, including the energy requirements and handicapped �° and ambulatory access requirements of Title 24. PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT ° 27. A permit from the Engineering Division is required for all off-site improvements. 28. All required water meters, meter service changes and/or fire ` - protection lines shall be installed by the developer. The work must be done by a licensed contractor hired by the . , - developer. The contractor must obtain a permit from the public from the Public Works/Engineering'Division prior to performing any work. 29. Repave and recompact sinking trench on the north side'of Yamamoto Way. . � 30. Reconstruct damaged three foot (3') block wall at the northwest corner of Yamamoto Way and Industry Way. - f\pLanning\reso\f:reso2561� . . . � 3 ._ � FIRE DEPARTMENT .PG � - ' - - . . 31. Submit a Tenant Improvement Plan to the Building Division and the Fire Department showing sprinkler system location. Relocate sprinkler heads and drop all sprinklers. 32. Provide approved smoke detectors in day care center. , " Section 3: A copy of the Resolution No. 2561 and its conditions shall be delivered to,the applicant: , APPROVED AND ADOPTED this 12th day of September, 1995, by members of the Planning Commission, voting as follows: AYES : NOES : ABSENT : ° ABSTAIN : ' Carlton McMiller Chairperson ' APPROVED-AS TO CONTENTc APPROVED AS TO FORM: `. Gary Chicots, Director Michele Beal Bagneris Community Development Department Deputy City Attorney h . � - f:\resolutn\reso2561 . �- 4 9`1 :�,�r'�� i��:.i�l� iV'�. � � '�� DATE: October 10, 1995 �"'' � `i �� .` r O. �� ,'':J� I�� ' TO: PLANNING COMMISSION FROM: Gary Chicots, Director �// Community Development Department �'C.fi SUBJECT: Zonina Ordinance Amendment ZOA 95-07 Modifications to Uses Permitted in the C(Commerciall and M(Manufacturina) Zones and Related ChanQes , Applicant: City of Lynwood ' PROPOSAL:. The.City of Lynwood is proposing to amend the Zoning Ordinance to addlcertain permitted uses to the CB-1 zone, reduce the number of heavy commercial uses permitted in the C-2 and C-2A zones, and restYict commercial and personal service uses permitted in the M (manufacturing) zone. The amendments are deaigned to permit � certain new uses, protect the City's commercial areas from heavy commercial and manufacturing development, and to minimize the intrus'ion of commercial uses into the City's limited industrial areas. _ In addition, certain cleanup items are included, primarily to clarify wording and to move a variety of special regulations � currently scattered through the "permitted uses" sections into'a separate "General and Special Regulations" section. , The oderall proposal was discussed briefly at the Commission's last ,- meeting,_ and was continued to.this.meeting. FACTS: '. The City's current zoning ordinance permits almost all commercial uses in every commercial zone except the CB-1 zone. It also permits ° manufacturing uses in the C-2A and C-3 zone and all retail and personaI service uses in the M zone. In addition, the Ordinance • permits poultry or rabbit killing in the C-3 zone, in conflict with other provisions prohibiting the slaughter of animals in the City. The Ordinance also scatters long sections of special regulations for specific uses in the "permitted uses" section of the Ordinance, making it difficult to find permitted uses. - DISCUSSION: Usually zoning ordinances have graded sets of zones, starting with the lightest, low impact uses and moving up to the heaviest, high : impact uses. In fact three of Lynwood's commercial zones are named "light commercial",_ "medium commercial", and."Heavy commercial". � However, as can be seen from the attached table, the Lynwood zoning ordinance permits almost all commercial uses in each C zone (except for CB-1). The C-2 light commercial zone permits some fairly heavy uses - including car washes, blueprinters, furniture storage, multiple tenant retail, plant nurseries, taxidermists, and tinsmiths. In addition, manufacturing uses are pe'rmitted in the C-2A and C-3 zones. , Most of our heaviest commercial zoning has been applied along our most visible arterial streets - C-2A and C-3 along Long Beach Boulevard, and C-3 along Atlantic Avenue north of the Century freeway. With major improvements being planned or constructed along these streets, staff does not think it is appropriate to allow battery rebuilding, bottling plants, cold storage plants, commercial laundries or personal storage buildings along Atlantic Avenue, or� taxidermists, tinsmiths, sign manufacturing or tire retreading along Long Beach Boulevard. . � On the other hand, certain light commercial uses that one would , expect to be desired or appropriate are not specified as being permitted in the CB-1 zone. In addition, the M(manufacturing) zone permits any retail and personal service use. Staff believes that it would be wiser to , utilize scarce manufacturing land for actual manufacturing and' industrial activities and encourage retail and personal services to locate in existing commercial and office space. Retail or service uses in Manufacturing zones should be limited to those uses that directly serve manufacturing employment. . PROPOSAL: In order to resolve the problems discussed above, staff is proposing the following modifications to the Zoning Ordinance: . 1. add certain light commercial uses as permitted uses to the CB-1 zone, 2. eliminate a number of heavy commercial uses permitted in the C-2 and C-2A zones, 3. restricts commercial and personal service uses permitted in the M (manufacturing) zone. . The proposed additions and deletions are shown on the attached table. Specifically, the proposed amendment would: 1. add concert halls, drug stores, delicatessens, newsstands, business and professional offices as permitted uses in the CB-1 (Controlled Business) zone. 1. eliminate manufacturing uses currently permitted in the C-2A (Medium Commercial) zone and the C-3 (Heavy Commercial) zone 2. limit retail and personal service uses permitted in the M (Manufacturing) zone to only those incidental to or providing services to the manufacturing or industrial uses (for example, a blueprint service, day care center or small delicatessen serving workers in an industrial park). 5. add cafeteria and personal services, and eliminate alcoholic beverage sales (off sale), billiard parlors, blueprint companies, car washes, electric distribution substations, furniture storage, medical labs, plant nurseries, recycling facilities, taxidermists, tinsmiths, trade schools, as permitted uses in the C-2 (Light Commercial ) zone. 6. eliminate alcoholic beverage sales (off sale), wholesale bakeries, ceramic manufacturing, electrical equipment manufacturing, tinsmiths, tire .retreading and wholesale bakeries as a permitted use in the in the C-2A (Medium Commercial) zone. 7. add equipment rental yards, eliminate bottling plants, cold atorage plants, feed and fuel yards, as a permitted use in the in the C-3 (Heavy Commercial) zone. 8. eliminate alcoholic beverage sales (off sale), dressmakers, drug stores, dry goods sales and add wholesale bakeries, batteiy rebuilding as permitted uses in the M(manufacturing) zone. 9. add auto reconditioning, commercial printing, and tire retreading as permitted uses in the M(Manufacturing) zone. •; , � �, RECOMMENDATION: Staff respectfully requests that, after consideration, the Planning Commission adopt the attached Resolution No. 2560: 1. Certifying that the project will not have a significant effect on the environment and that a Negative Declaration has been issued pursuant to the provisions of the California Environmental Quality Act and State CEQA Guidelines. 2. Approving Zoning Ordinance Amendment No. ZOA 95-07 with , any changes that may be recommended by the Commission and recommending City Council adoption of Zoning Ordinance Amendment ZOA 95-07. Attachments: _ 1. Draft Ordinance 2. Resolution No. 2560 , . wpfiles\planning\zoa9507.rpt ' . NHUPUSED CHANGES TO _ � PERMITTED USES � PERMITTED USE CB-1 G2 C-2A C-3 I M i Accessory Buildin P S P S P S SP Alcoholic Bevera Sales P � � J Amusement Arcade C C C Anf ue S P p p p Auto Bod , Fender. Paintin i � Auto Parts P P P // Aulo Recrorxlitioni � � ' Auto Re air Euc Bod /Fender �� C � Auto Stora e Garace C C , , Automobile Assemb SP Bakeries, Confectiona Retail P p p p i Bakeries holesale / gp ' Banks, Financial Services P P P P Ba[ber S P P P P I C Batte Mf . , - Batte Rebuiklin SQ Beaut S P P P P Billiard Pador C C � Bookstore P P P P Bottlin Plarn � Sp Box Facto SP � Blue rint, Photostat p p ; � , Buildin Material Stota Yard P S SP Cafeteria p p p p � ' Car Wash p � � Ca et & Ru Cleanin p � Ceramic Mf . gp Child Care/Da Nurse ° p p p C . Churches, na ues. Te les C C C � Cla Products SP CleanerslLaundries P P P P // " Cold Stora e Plant �! gp .. Concert Hall p C C C � Dai Producis SP Dance Hall p � ' Delicatessen P P P P i C De artment Store P p p p � Distribulio�'Plant ` � Do Kennel p�� Dressmalon , Milline p p p Dru Store P p p p P-PERMITTED S-SPECIAL REGS � SP-SITE PLAN REVIEW GCONDfTIONAL USE PERMfT O ADDITIONS �1� DELETIONS DEI.ETED PREVIOUSLY Page 1 PERM{'RED USES . , .. � PERMITTED USE CB-1 C-2 �G2A C-3 M Dry Goods, Notions p p p _ Electric Dist. Substation P(S) P(S) ElectricaFA pliance Stores P P P p Electricai E uipment Mf . gp E ui ment Rental Yard gp . Feed & Fuel Yords C Fireworks Sales ' P S P 5 P 5 C Flodst p p p p Food Market P P P ` P Frei ht Yard/Truckin Terminals gp Funeral Parlor P p p Furniture Mf . gp Furniture Stora e p �g� Furnffure Siore P p p . Garm & Glove Mfg. gp Gas Station C C C j Grocery/Fruif P p p Hardware Store P P p p InTerior Decorotor p p p , Jewelry Store P P p p Laboratories, Experimental or Tesiin ' ' ` gp Laundry (Commer), Cleanin & Dyin C Liquor Store p Lumber Yards gp Machine Shops C Manutacturin QTD) gp � Candy gp Ceramics gp Clay Products gp Cosmetics gp Electdcal Appliances gp Electronics � gp : Food Producis gp Fumffure gp Garment gp Musical Instruments . , Pharmaceauticals gp Precision instruments $p Rubber gp -Shoes / // / SP P-PERMIITED S-SPEC REGS ` SP-SITE PLAN REVIEW • ' GCONDITIONAL USE PERMIT Page 2 . � PERMITTED USES � , . _ .. ` PERMITTED USE CB-1 I G2 G2A C-3 ' M Signs l / s Tools . • gp To s, Novelties / / Meat Market p p p , Medical Lab P p p � � Moieis, Hotels P (S,C) P{S.C) , Multi le Tenani RetaiF ' p p p C Music ConservaFOry p p p Music Store P P p p / - Newstand � P � P P C . Nurse (Plant) j P� P C ° Off-Street Parkin (Garp e, Lot) P P p p - Offices, Business & Professional p p p Porcel Delivery p g� Personal Services P f� � � Pet Shop P p p Precision Instrument Mf . gp Preschool, Day Care p p C � Printin EstablishmenT C SP ProfessionalOffice P P p p Public, 9uasi-Public P -� Public Utility Focilffy P(S) SP Radio, N, Stereo Sales, Service P P P p � C � Radio & N Antennas SP,S SP,S P Recyclin facilities ( P(SSP) P(SSP) C CS) ResTauranis, Cafe P(S) P(S) P(S) C Rubber, Fabrication p Scwp iron, Steel, Metal Collection & $p Transfer Stations � Second HandShops C Sheet MetalShops / gp Shoe Manufacturin gp Shoppin Center P P P P C , Si n Manufacturin ,�$J � C SmaII Bocrt Manufacturin / SP Specialty Shops - P P P P Stationary Store P P P P , Stora e, Personal P SP Studios (Music, Photo raphy) P P P Tailor P P P Tdxidermist P , P-PERMI7TED S-SPEC REGS SP-SITE PIAN REVIEW GCONDITIONAL USE PERMIT Page 3 PERMITTED USES ' . , . � PERMITTED USE • CB-1 G2 C-2A C-3 M Tele hone Exchan e /' p ' Theaters P C C C ' Tinsmffh /// / ` . ire Retreadin �, Tool Manufacfurin Trade School P(S) P(S) C Trailer Manufacturin - gp Truck Repairin gp Used Car Soles P(S,C) P. (S ,C) C � Veterina Hospital p ° Warehouse p�� p Weddin Chapel p p. p a Wholesale Business C SP , Wholesale Stora e p gp Wood Products gp • P-PERMITfED S-SPEC REGS SP-SITE PLAN REVIEW GCONDITIONAL USE PERMIT ' Page 4 - , � STRIKEOUTlUNDERLINE COPY OF PROPOSED AMENDMQdTS.TO C ANU M ZONES - ZOA 95- 07 25-6 AUTOMOBILE PARKING. 25-6.1 Combinine Zonine District P-1 with the Ot6er Zones. The P-1 Zone "Automobile Parking" may sHaN be combined witL all e€�t�e other zones within the City and ' ee� shall be applied in conformance with a plot or site plan aovroved as part � of anv apnGcation for discretionarv approvals or to any municipal or district pazking lots established witLin the City. . (Ord No. 808 J 25-6.2 Uses Pecmitted ` The following uses are perntitte��;�'°" «��-°°u-^^^�:•:^ ^'^- • � ICl1..A. . ^ s" I.�•na•�o-.a.�u.w. . � 1. Off-sUeet parking lots and uarkine ¢ara�es, 2. Accessory uses and swctures appurtenant w any permitfed use in the zone with which this wne is combined, . ` 3. Signs as may be pemit[ed in tLe zone with which this zone is combined. ^�-'�.4 , " . 25-63 Prohibiuon of Outside Disnlavs of Merchandise. ` Outside displays shall not be permitted in fron[ of � t�e building, or adjacent to or upon the public right- • of-way, either conunually or during business hours; for example, stoves, refrigerators, [elevision sets, furniture, and gaiden tools shall not be displayed. (Ord No. 1364, §1J 25-7 CB-1 CfiNTRAL �9AF�1t966fiB BUSINESS ZAAiE � a. IntenG The CB-1 Zone is intended to provide We refail core area of tLe business district with uses to be intensive in natwe. This district is a►so intended [o stabilize, improve and protect the commercial c6arac[eristics of'the business areas of the communiry, and to provide for the mdedy growth of new planned business and commercial development in fhe azeas designated for said disaict in the General Plan. ' b. Pemutted Uses. The following uses shall be permitted in the CB-1 Zone: 1. Accessory uses and buildings appurtenant io any permiaed use. 2. AnGque shops 3. Appliance and elecvonics stores. . 3. ° An galleries, art supplies , 3. Banks and fmancial instimdons and services .. 4. Bakeries (retail) and confectionerv shoos. ` 5. Barber shops. 6. Beauty s6ops. . 7. Bookstores/stauonery shops 8. Cafeteria 9. Cieaners/laundries. 10. Eesk�ers Cafes, delicatessens. 11. Department stores. _ 12. Drug sto�es 13. Exercise siudios '. 14. F7orists. ' 15. Food markets. 16. Hardware stores. ~ 17. Jewelry stotes. 18. Manufacmring and repair operations and services which a�e clearly incidental to U�e sale of products at retail on the premises. 19. Music and record stores. 20. Newsslands , ' 21. Off sveet parking garagelparldng lot. ' 22. Personal service establishments. , 23. Rofessional offlces. � '- 24. Public and quasi-public uses 25. Radio, television and stereo6sales 26. Restaurants 27. Shopping centers. � 28. Specialry shops (sales and/or service) 29. Aa�iea� Television u�nse�ittix�an& receiving antennas, in accordance with the provisions •, • } of subsecuon 25�16.4. " 25. Theaters, concen halls. , 26. Any other retail or service uses deteimined by the Planning Commission to be of the same or similar character as t6e above uses and not snecificallv listed as cemtitted in the C-2. G2A or C-3 zone. " 27. Recycling facilifies using one or both of the following: Reverse vending macltines, smal] collec6on facilities, or mobile recycling units. c. Development Standards. L All uses in the CB-1 Zone shall be conducted primarily witLin a completely enclosed building - ezcept for off-svee[ parkuig and loading faciliues and public utility lines and substaflons. PermanenUy unproved outdoor sales areas s6at1 be clearly incidental [o the use. � 2. Off sveet parking and loading space shall be provided for each use as required in Secdon 25- 14 of tliis chapter. , 3. Mazimum building height IimiC one h�mdtcd ninety (190) feet 4. Signs indicating the principle ose in a building shall be approved as to size as part of the required site plan approval. (Ord. No.1270, _6; Ord. No.1299, _I.) 25-7.1 Conditional Use Permit A condiuonal use pemtit is requ'ved for any use which is not specifically permitted in tlils disvicL (Ord. No:1270, §6.) 25-72 Site Plan Review Site plan review s6a11 be required before building pem�its are issued for development involving new construction or exoansion of over 25% of We buitdinQ area in the CB-1 Zone, except when a conditional use pecmit is otl�erwise requ'ued. Said review shall be conducted in We manner prescribed in Secfion 25-32. (Ord. No.1270, §6.) 25-73 Uses'Prohibited . T6e.followin¢ uses are prohibited in the CB-1 zone, except when combined with a PCD (Planned Commercial DevelopmenU district desi¢nation: a. Motel and hotels . ' b. Churches, synagogues, temples, or other places used nrimarilv for religious worship �g . , �eFettE- - rn.A w�,. i��n� c�, n.a wr„ i�� ca. n.a w.,, i�u� c� � - c. Mv business, use, instituuon, or establishment which is svecificallv authorized in the G2. G2A or C-3 Zone or in anv M Zone. (Ord. No. 594J. 25-7.4 Prohibition of Outside Disvlavs of Merchandise. Outside,displays shall noCbe pecmitled in front of t�e buildings, or adjacent to or upon the public rightof way, . � � e either continually or during business hours ezcept as allowed tiy special permit for temporary sidewalk sales or othec promotions.; for example, stoves, refrigeiators, television sets, fumiwre,. and gacden tools shalt na be displayed . ' outside. (Ord. No1364, §1 J 25-8 C2 LIGHT COMMERCIAL ZONE. 25-8.1 Use. ` a. No building or land shall be used or occupied, or no building shall'be erected, consttucted, estabGshe4 altered, enlarged, moved into-ec witbin a G2 Zone which is to be used or occupied for any other ' . pmposes than as follows: - 1. Any use permitted in tl�e CB-1 (Cenaal Business) wne and the P-1 Automobile Parking Zorx, . and when so used subject to all the provisions contained in t6e secuon defining said zone. ', 2. Re1ai1 stores or businesses not involving any kind of manufacture, processing, or treatment of products other than that which is cleazly incidental to ttie r6tail business conducted on the premises 3. Advertising signs that comnlv with Section 25-33 of this Ordinance ��-e�usHaes: ' � n n...�,...,. �c.,._., . . 4. Amusement azcade, provided the requirements of subsection 25-8.9 are met 5. Automobile service siarion (provided the requ'vements of subsection 25-16.16 are met). � 6. Automouve parts store. . . 9. �n..— ��^' .. � . � in n....�. . � � — i t n ..s.e. ��..... ,.. ��..... .. _� . � . . � i� . n...�.� ..._�:..�. ,...a .�... r . . 7. Bird srore or pet stiop. , . i c n,.,.v ,. � . . � 8. Child ca�e center, day nursery, pre-school or day care cen[er, subject to conditional use pemri[ aPPtoval. • 9. Churches, synagogues, temples, or other places used rimaril exslesi�ely for religious worship including customary, incidental educaaon and social activiues in conjunction therewi[h, in ; �. + accordance wit6 subsecuon 25=9:1 tieicin. ' � � . . � oi r,,.,be.. - . . �_ . • 10. Conservatory of music. .. .. . - oz o.....».,e.� . . ' � . . , . OA Tl.,..�.r...e..... , . ' , 11. Dressmaking or mipinery shop. ' . � �. ot r,_....... � ' . . . . '1'! il.. ..,..1� .. . . .. 12. Fireworks saies at retail subject to Chapter 12, Secuons 12-11 rhrough 12-18 of the Lynwood ' City Code. , � � , a, c,,..:.....�.,... � � � . 13. Funeral parlor. 14. Fumiture store. � .. � � �.Aevete�-Ee�tere& � . � . . 15. Grocery or fruit store. � . � n< v,..a..., : . . , . 16. Interior decorating store. � . � ao ,e. e�..... � , , � � 17. Meat market eF�lelieatessen-ster� � 18. Medical laboretory. 19. Multiple tenant retail centers. , AA LR...:.... . � AG Tie.... .. ,..,A � ' ' � � 20. Nursery, flower or plants: . . � na . n�a,.e. ti....:..e.. .. ,� ....,.r. � � . . . ' � � eo o..a�.... � . � � . . ' � � ..a ....�eovo��v+- • . ' , � . � �8(8"HlBF� . . , � . . . . I , ± - . � . .�........�. �c u an .. , , . . , . . � � � et c...�....e .. e r' ..t d:., � ' . � . — o o� �o O �Y b 6/ . .. 21. Smdios- music, photoeranhv (ezcept motiori picture). 22. Tailor, clothing or wearing apparel shop. � CA . T....'.le.....'..r . � .. . . .Cf Tale..6...... .. ..6.,....e � . . � e C'] T:e....:�6 Ie..� ..6.... •..1. 6 '1G 1111l7\ � ' 23. Wedding chapel. , 24. Accessory buildings and uses customarily incident to any of the above uses w6en located on - tbe same lot. (Ord. No. 823; Ord. No. 829; Ord. No.1005; Ord. No1139; Ord. No.1150, §l; Ord. � - No.1197, §2; Ord. No:1199, §§I, 2; Ord'. No.1202, §2; Ord No.1212, §4; Ord No.1270, §7; Ord. ' No.1276, §1 ; Ord No.1277; §3; Ord. No.1292, §5; Ord. No. 1299, §3; Ord. No.1306, §§5, 6.) 25-8.2 G2 Uses in Buildine. The uses in the G2 Zone shall be conducted primarily within a building except automobile service . stations; nurseries {flowers and plants), pubGc utility lines and subs�auons, . off-street parking and loadiog faciGties, sales of C6risimas Trees atretail on a bt or parcel of land subject to Chapter 17, Sections 17-68 through 17-75 of the Lynwood City Code, and sales of fireworks at retail within a temporary buIlding sutiject to Chapter 12 , Sections 12-11 tbrough 12-18 of the Lynwood City Code. Pem�anenUy improved ' ouWoor sales azea shall be clearly incidental to U�e use. (Ord. No. 823J , 25-83 Other Uses Prohibited Any business, use, ins[ituuon, or establishmen[ which is svecificallv authorized in tl�e G2A or C3 Zone or in anv M Zone is not ceimitted in tl�e C-2 zone. (Ord. No. 594J. . Ai..�6:e .6:e ..6ne�e. 06011 M .. A'� .�6...:.... ' ..l` O 7 • . M.in6tic.6... .. 6:..6 n.F..-..11. .�M..�ed'. �6e !` 'f A.,.� /� 'S Oe,n . �R '7...... �MA Ai.. G(lA \ ' �Y J � 25-8.4 Hei¢6t. . , ,. � No building,hereafter erected or swcwrally altered s6a11 exceed six (6) stories or seventy-five (75 ) feet. (Ord. No. 5?OJ . 25-8.5 Front Yard. Where all the frontage on one (1) side of the sveet between two (2) inte�secung streets is located in a CB-1 „ �ist�iet Zone or a G2 �is�ict Zone, no front yard shall be required. Where the Crontage on one (1) side of tl�e street � ' between two {2) in�ersecting streets is Icea[ed.in a CB-1 or G2 Zone and an R Zone, the front yard requirements of We R Zone shall apply to the CB-1 and the C-1 Zones, (Ord. No. 808J 25-8.6 Side Yard. Where t6e side of a lot-is in a CB-1 �ist�iet Zone or a G2 Bist�k Zone abuts upon the side of a lot in any R Zone, theie shall be a side yard of not less than five (5) feet' When a reversed comer lot rears upon a bt in any , R Zone, the side yard on the sveet side of the reversed corner iot shall be not less [han fifty {50%) peccent of the front yard required on the tots in We reaz of such comer lot (Ord. No. 808J 25-8.7 Thea[ets Prohibi[ed - Theaters, concen halls, and other similar establishments primarity devoted to U�eavical perfomiances shall be . prohibited.in the C-2Zone, except as permitted pursuant to a condifional use peru�it. (Ord. No. 1005J 25-8.10 Site Plan Review Site plan review shall be required before buiiding pem�its are issued for development involving new , construction in tLe C-2 Zone o� addiuons of over 25% of buildine area except w6en a conditional use pemtit is . otherwise requved. Said review shall-be conducted in the manner prescribed in Section 25-32. (Ord. No.1163, §9.) . 25-8.11 Prohibition of Outside Disulavs of Merchandise. . Outside displays shall not be penni[ted in front of Ihe building, adjaceut to or upon the public rig6t-of way, either conunually or dunng business hours; fot example, s[oves, refrigeratots, television sets, fumiture, and garden ' ' tools s6all not be displayed. (Ord. No:1364, §1.) 25-9 G2A MEDIUM COMMERCIAL ZONE. ' , . 25-91 Use. - � ' . No building shall be erected, conswcted, established, altered, eNarged, or moved into a G2A Zone with a minunwn gross tloor area of less than six hundred (600) square feet and no buildine or land s6a11 be used or ocwpied for purposes other than the following: a. Any use pemritted in C-2 Zone. . � b. Car wasi� (vrovided U�e requiremenis of subsecaon 25-1615 aze met). c.3& Used car sales area, provided: (a) that no repair or recondiGoning or auromobiles s6a11 be � permitted except when enclosed in a building; and (b) tLat such azea is located and developed as required in subsection 25-14.4. , , ��: . � . � �....��..._e ..� �e.�,�;� _..a..�.� ::.�,..a:.... ��...:.._� ..�:.._ ,. _e..:... , . , � _a ' - 4 Fe ..4'....n.�e ..A ..0 nle.. ....d 4.:IIL......i i� . � � EX�iNdHS¢iAg-fi�6� . . . . � � , �' G_ �,Io....P....�...e ..f .....e:n..l :..e�......e..�.. b...e ..n..e1F..� ..1....6,.....n.. A....6......e... ...{.1...� ....A .....�..1 . . � � °.."'•Y°' . .. � . . G T:.n � .,od:e.. .. .. ll:...:�eA • �Fe .. ..0.. e �6.... L...» !A\ .....lA..\ . .. � . � e . � r � , d. The followino uses subiect to the erantin¢ of a Conditional Use Peimit aursuant to Section 25-25 of this Chao[er: 1.� Churches, synagogues, temples ar other places used nD mari�er.�}usively for religious wmship,: . . . i�n �am ..,...:._e vea.�. . �°�_ .. . . � . iHS6�0iF . . _ �fr . ,. , _ � � � ' T.ee.. ..r Ienc� C.Qee... /1 C\ ....Il.... ' . � . ,. � � [6\ i :..6�:e... . . . . . C°T�+S°°R�' . . • " • ' Tt • ••eA.:.... �6..11 4... :Il •ed . :�6 1:..6re A:�....�vA ., d 6:elA..A t' 6 .• - b � '� � $° � G°� . . !'1 - L,...ner ,. .nll... ' . . . . . ��T + - - � ' �OIB�-6F�HL6F . . . � . .�. _ /L\ .G.n6 i.�he. �....d:�:,...� .. r6e !'........:��:.. ., d.,a... .. ei4S.,.� �6.. .. ..0 �6:� __ � e..e��..... �.. ...�.,:.. . . __ __-_' __'"_"'".,_".. _, _"� �_.""_"""___ �....�"��...�.., p...p...,..,..,. ......, . . . � .. . � /11 II..:e�:nn n6.....6ve e.mnn......ve m.....le� .....e6e...1....ne ..eeA e....l..�:..el.. L... �el:..:....e .....�..6:.. . - . � i�A....:..:..�1/`..Ae /!1«i Ai.. C�A.11:d AL. 4AG./l.A'Al..1OIIO A2.11.d AL.dOI'1 ATll.d M�1�1']'] � , . . °.mmorl.�° . . r . . r . . i . . . . 2. Motels and Hotels. 3. Recycling facilities using one or boW of the following: Reverse vending machines a small collection faciliues, pursuant,to subsec6on 25-8� hereia (Ord. No. 829; Ord. No.1299, §4.) .- • 25-9.2 Uses to be Conducted Within a Buildin¢. �- � • . � The uses permitted in Zone G2A shall be conducted priu�arily within a building except automobile service stadons; a�w�tisiRgs�re� used car sales azeas, nurseries (tlowers and plants), PubGc utiiity lines and substations, off street parking and loading facilifies, sales of Christmas trees at retail on a bt or parcel of lan4 subject to Chapter 17, Section 11-68 throug6 17-75 of the Lynwood Ciry Code and sales of Firewaks at re�ail in a temporuy building � subjecC to C6apter 12, Secflons 12-11 Wrough 12-18 of the L}mwood Ciry Code. Other pecmanent�y-e�leyeA •, outdoor sales azea shall be cleazly incidental to the use. � . . (;i:: ..� . ,.ti..a .. �c o i �..,...:., in.a u,, o�n. rtia u i�no c� . ' . � r . . . o r . � . 25-9.3 Otlier Uses Prohifiited Any business, use, insflmcion, or establishment which is snecificallv autLorized in t6e C-3 Zone or in anv ` <M Zone is not nemiitted in tLe C-2A zone. (O�d. No. 594J. . . . AT,.�6i.....: �6:n n n6n11 M.n .ed • .�6.... l� O A O 6 J J � � �. �..6G..6... .. 6:..6 : ..Gi:.....11.. .�6.. ....d :.. �6,. !� Q O.. \.! 0...... //l�A At ChA� J . J �°+�r`� . •25-9A Heiaht. No building hercafter erected or structurally altered shall exceed six (6) stories or seventy-five (75) feet. , (Ord'. No. 594:) Comer lot shall be not less tl�an Cifty (50 9'0) percen[ of [he front yard required on the lots in the reaz ot such comer bt In all other cases, a side yard for a commercial building shall not be required (Ord. No. 594.) T � � , � 25-9.5 Front Yard. ' � , � Where all the frontage on one (1) side of tt�e street between two (2) intersecUng streets is loca�ed in a G2A Zone, no front yazd s6a11 be required. Where frontage on one (I) side of the street between two (2) intersecting _ sveets is located in a G2A Zone and an R Zone, the front yard requuements of the R Zone shall apply to the G2A Zone. (Ord. No. 594.) „ " _ 25-9.6 Side Yard. " Where the side of a lot in We C-2A Zone abuts upon We side of a lo[ in any R Zone, t6ere shall be a side yard of not less than five (5) feet. When a reversed comer lot rears upoda lot in any R Zone, tde side yard on the . sVee[ side o( �he reversed comer lot shall be no[ less than fifty (50%) percen[ of the front yard required on the lots in [he rear of suc6 comer lot. In all other cases, a side yard for a commercial building shall not be required. (Ord. No. 594.) 25-9J Theaters ProlubiteA . . � . • . T'heaters, concert halls, and otlier similaz estabGshments primarily devoted to theatrical perfmmances shall ' be prohibited in the G2A Zone, ezcept as peanitteA pursuant to a condiaonal use permi� (Ord. No.1005J � f 25-9.8 Site Plan Review In the C-2A Zone, Site ptan review shall be required befoce building permits are, issueA for development involving new conswc6on or expansion of more tLan 25% of the buildinQ acea excepC when a conditional use • permit is otherwise required. Said review shall be conducted in the manner prescribed in Section 25-32. (Ord. No.1163, §lOJ ' � . ' ,�a no ue..e...ea . . . . . . . . � . . ' � �. ' a � . � - , , , , 25-9.10 Pro6ibibon of Outside Disnlavs of Merchandise. Outside displays shall not be nemntted in front of buildings, adjacent to.or upon the public rightof way, either coutinually or dwing business hours; for e�cample, stnves, refrigerators, television sets, fumituie, and gazden tools s6all not be displayed. (Ord. No.1364, §1J 25-10 C-3 HEAVY COIvIIviERCIAL ZANE. 25-10.1 Use. No building or land shall be used o� occupied or no building shall be erected, constructed, established, . altered, enlazged, moved into or within a C-3 Zone whicti is [o be used or occupied for any piupose oWer than as follows: � a. Any use permitted in a G2A Zone ' . . ��.,.. .. �c n o ..aew �,e ..�., e r��. � _ � � �� ' . .. . .. E � . . � . . , . .�f I:..A� .I...e� ... �ol .....d... ....1 A' 6e �� , S 1'•vou""' . . b. Equipment rental vard � . c. Wholesale business, storage buildings, and warehouses. � d. The following uses when conducted wholly wi[hin a building or witYin an area encVosed on all sides . witti a soGd wall, or uniformly painted board fence not less than six (6) feet in heig6t. � 1. Building material storage yard (provided there are no overhead 6unkers used). . . . . �. rma .,..,� a..,� ...._a . � � , � . 2. Public utility service yard or elecaic rueiving or transfaming station. e. t11e followin¢ uses nrovided that a Condiuonal Use Permi[ has baen ¢tanted bv the Plannin2 Commission IA. Dance halls, public, when admissions are chazged. - 2e'. Furniture storage. � - 38. Dog kennels (seven (7) or more adult dogs), and vetcrinary hospita►. ' 4. Liauor stores 5. Theaters, concert halls, and other similaz establishments primarily devoted ro tlieatrical performances , 6. Trade school (not obiectionable due to noise, odor, vibradon, etcJ. ' 7. Stores or shops for We couduct of wholesale businesses, second-hand establishments or stores f. Uses customarity incident [o any of tl�e above uses and accessory buildings, when located on the same loa : (Ord. No. 570; Amended by Ord. 594; Ord No. 829; Ord No. 1057; Ord. No. 1299, §SJ 25-10.2 Prohibited When Au�horized in M Zo�. Any business, use, insfitution, or establishment which is sDecificallv "authorized in the M Zone is not cemiit[ed in the G3 ione. (Ord. No. 594.). 25-103 HeiQhL � No building hereinafter erec[eA or swcturally altered shall exceed six (6) stories m sevenry-five (75) feet. (O�d. No, 570.) . - 25-10A Front Yard • � W6ere all the frontage on one (1) side of tLe street between two (2) intersecting streets is located in a C-3 Zone, ° no frontyard sLall be required. W6ere tbe Crontage on one (1) side of We street between two (2) intersecflng sveets � is Iceated in a C-3 Zone and an R Zone, the front yard requiremen[ of the R Zone shall,apply ro the C- 3 Zone. (Oid. No.570J . � 25-10.5 Side Yazd ` � . W6ere We side of a lo[ in the C- 3 Zone abuts upon the side of a lot in any R Zone, there shall be a side, yard of not less t6an five (5 ) feet When a reversed corner lot tears upon a bt in any R Zone, We side yard on the street side of tl�e reversed comer lot shall be not less tlfan fdry (50%) per cent of the front yard requited on the lots in the rear of such comer lot. In all other cases, a side yard for a commercial building shall not be required. (Ord . No . 570J .. , � �c in<� �n.,.,..e�.. u,.�.:�.:.ea .' . . 25-lOJ SitePlan Review. , � � In the C-3 Zone, Site plan review shall be required befoce building pemuts are issued fm development involving new conswcuon or expansion of an e�cisting stmcaue by 25�Yo or more, except when a condiuonat use petmit is othenvise requireA. Said review shall be conducted in the manner prescribed in Section 25-32. (Ord. No.1163, §ll.) 25-10.8 Prohibition of Outside Disnlavs of Merchandise . , Outside displays shall not be permitted in front of buildings, adjacent ro or upon We pubGc right-of way, eiWer continually or during business houis; forexample, stoves, refrigerators, television sets, fumiture, and garden tools shall not be displayed. (Ord�: No.1364, §l.) 25-111 MANUFACNRING ZONE. 25-I1.1 Purvoses. Tlie Manufacmring Zone is intended to provide for the development of manufacturing areas and indusaial _ enterprises.consistent with the chazacter of the community. A wide variety of industrial and manufacturing uses wil] : noi generally have an adverse impact upon residential, commercial, and otLer industrial ares within the City; ' however, in order to insure that said use will 6ave no suc6 adverse impact; site plan review will be requued. Said , review st�all be conducted in �he manner prescribed 'ui Section 25-32. Other types of manufaaiuing and indusuial � � uses may create obnoxious, offensive hazardous condi6ons by reason of We emission of odor, dus4 smoke, gas, vibration, noise, or othenvise. Such uses may be permitted only if the potentially obnoxious, offensive or,haa�tdous condiuons can be adequately convolled; thus, tLose uses will require a conditional use permi[. All uses pemutted in We Manutacturing Zone mus[ conform [o t6e development standards set forth in this chapter. (Ord No. 934; Ord. • No1163, §12.) . 25-11:2 Uses Pexmitted Subiect to Site Plan Apnroval. a. No building or land shall be used or occupied and no building shall be erected, constructed, estatilis6eA, altered, enlarged, or moved into or within a Manufacturing Zone whic6 is to be used or occupieA fm any pucpose � • other Wan as follows: , 1. The compounding, pacltaging or assembly of articles or merchandise from the following previously prepared materials: Aluminum, bone, brass, cellophane, canvas, c1otL, wrk, copper, " feaWers, felt, fib�e, fur, glass, hair, hom, latez, lead, leather, paint, plasucs, previous m ' semiprecious metals or stone, shell, rubber, tin, iron, steel, tobacco, wood, and yams. , " 2. The manufacturing, compounding, packaging or treatrnent of suc6 product3 as candy, • cosmeucs, drugs, p6azmaceudcal, toiletries, and food produc[s, except the rendering and ret"ming ; of fats and oils. 3. Accessory commercial uses which are nuessary yet incidental ro a permived use under tLis ' ' sec[ioa 4. Aotomobile assembly, body and fender works, painting, and auto repair 5. Automobile and truck dismantling and used pans storege, when operated or maintaineA w6olly �. � , � � � , � � ' within a building. 6: Bakeries (wholesale). 7. Bo[tling plants. ' ' 8. Box factories. ' 9. Building material storage yards. ' � 10. Clay pmducts including manufacturing of pottery, figurines, or similar cetamic products using only previously pulverized clay and kilns fired only by elecuicity or gas. 11. Dairy products (no animals or livestcek). 12. Elecvical appliance, insvument and equipment manufacwre. 13. Equipment rental yards. 14. Freigh[ and trucking yazds or [erminals. 15. Fumiture manufacdue: 16. Garment and glove manufacture. 17. Laboratories for experimental or �esting pmposes. ` 18. Lumber yaMs. • 19. Precision inswment manufacture. 20. Prinqng esiablishments. , 21. Public utiliry installarions and facilities. 22. Radio and television vansmitdng and receiving antennas, in compliance with the provisions ' of subsection 25-16.4. 23. Rubber, fabrication of products made from finished mbber. , 24. Scrap iron, steel and other metal collection and tiansfer stations for reclama6on purposes (no ' - retail sales). 25. Sheet metal shops. 26. Shce manufacture. 27. Tool manufacture. 28. Trailer manufactwe. 29. Tmck repainng and overhauGng (witlrin a building). . 30. Wholesale businesses, storage buildings and wazehouses, provided, however, that auto.. , � , � . wrecking yards, junk yazds, selvage storage yards ezcept as.oWerwise provided pursuarit w subparagraph 5 and 22 hereo� and dump facilides are specifically pmhibited in the Manufacwring Zone. b. Each and all of the uses petmitred by this section shall be allowed only after a site plan has been , , reviewed and approved in accordance wit6 Secaon 25-32 of this chapter. (Ord. No. 934; Amended by Ord.. , No.1132; Ord. No1199, §7; Ord. No.1270, §8.) '' 25-113 Uses Pem�itted Subiect to a Condibonal Use Pecmi� a. In addipon to the uses permitted pursuant ro subsection 25-112, the establishment and operation of tbe following uses in the Manufacturing Zone shail be pe�miqed, provided that a conditional use pecmit for such ' use is fust oblained from the Planning Commission: • 1. All other manufac[uring and industrial uses not lisfed in subsecfion 25-11.2 except tbose specifically prohibi[ed by said subsectioa , a _ 2, Any manufacturing or industrial use whic6 u adjacent to U�e pro�erty line of any residential zone or any educauonal instiwuon. _ 3. My retail use incidental to or nrovidine services to'anv cermitted manufacturine or industrial use ` , . �'- . .. . . A AA.Jril.le . ..:1 .. A ' {. C 7[ ' . ' � JJ'�: . . . , 25-11.4 Onerauonal Standards 25-16 GENERAL AND SPECIAL RFSTRICI'IONS • 25-16.2] 8-A , Commercial Recreatioa a. Amusement Arcades. An "amusement azcade" shall mean any piace or premises on which four (4) or more coin-operated' amusement machines a�e located. . � 1. Conditional i3se Pennit Required. No person sLall operate an amusement arcade in We Ciry � of Lynwood without fust oblaining, in addiuon to all oWerlicenses and peimits required by this , . Code, a conditional use permit, excep[ tLe following are exempt from the rnnditional use pemrit ' requirement ' (a) Businesses installing iLree (3) or fewer amusement devices under this section. _ (b) Businesses installing those devices commonty la�own as 6ome video unils, sold and ' nsed solety for home use. . 2. Applicauon for License. Applicauon for a license must be in writing on a fmm provided by � the Ciry Clerk. . (a) A license issued under this c6apter: � (1) Is an annual license whic6 ezpires December 31 of each year, unless it is � suspended or canceled eazlier. � . . , � - . (2) Is effective for a single place of business onty. ' '-, (b) Such applicaflon s6all contain the following infom�arion: ` � (I) The name and address of We establishment. .. , - , (2) The name and address of tLe owners, parmers or corporate officers of the ° establistiment (3) The number of amusement devices to be ptaced at tbe estabGshment and ' serial number of each machine. � (4) T6e name and address of the distributor or supplier of the azcade devices. , •: . (5) A statement setting fonh any azrests or convic6ons of the Owners, partners ; � or co�porate officers of the establis6ment for crimes involving minors witbin the ` past ten (10) years. Arsests or couvictions may be cause for denial or revocation +� " of an applica6on or license. . � � i .. � . . . . . � (6) Such oWer infocmauon as may be mquired by the City Clerk or other Ciry ;� divisions for detemrination of the applicant's qualifications for a license. t � , -, (7) Upon the fiting of such appGcation and the payment of tbe appropriate fce, i ' tbe City Clerk shall cause the appGcation to be forwarded to the Community : - ; . Development Deparlment � � 3. Amusement Devices - Fees. Licensee shall pay an annual fee per amusement machine. The ,' � �, J amount of lienee fees and any other fees to be paid to tlie City shall be estabGsheA by resolution of the City Council. � 4. Requirements for Operation of Amusement Arcade. No amusement arcade shall be operated ,�•_, within it�e City of Lynwood unless it complies with all of the following condifions: �� (a) No amusement azcade_shall be located closer than Five hundred{500) feet from any public ' or privale school, or from another amusemen[ azcade. � . , E' (b) At least one (1 ) responsible adult supervisor shall be present during all hours of opeiatioa � Such attendandsupervisor shall be stauoneA to have d'uect visibiGty over all machines. (c) All machines whether located in.an amusement azcade m not shall be subject to restric6ons on use by minors under age eightcen {18). , When school is in session, no minor may use" amusement devices before 3:00 p.m. or after 10:00 p.m. on day preceding a schooL day; unless . ; accompanied by a parent or guardian. - '� Persons under eighteen (18) years of age may remain in, enter, or visit such' amusement arcades, , until midnight on Fridays, Saturdays or other days not preceding school days. , (d) Where an amusemen[ arcade is maintained in a strucwre in which ot6er business acdviaes are conducted, the arcade area shall be separated by a partition or other means in such a manner to facilitate enforcement of the arcade restrictions contained herein. , (e) All iceaUOns shall have accessible and adequaze off street pa?king faciliues for automobiles, bicycles and other males of transportation. The business frontage shall be free of obstruction so , as to permil cleaz visibility from U�e sidewalk and street. Bicycle racks s6a11 not be located in any . � y � . 'required landscaped azeas, entrances, ezits, walkways to buildings, driveways within any legally ' required pazking space or in such a fas6ion as [o obswct any entrance or ezit to any premises. � (� T6e owner or operator shall display signs prohibiting gambling on the premises. (g) It s6all be the responsihility of t6e ownerlmai�ager to see that We piemises do not become � overcrowded so as to constitute a hazard ro the 6ealth m safety of persons thereia • � (h) T'he ownedmanager- s6a11 comply wiW all directives given by any member of tbe law enforcement agency of the City, its Fire Depar6ment, or any otber Ciry officer or employee. � (i) My.applicant, owner, manager, employee or operator of any amusement azcade shall be iequired to complete and file a Special Pem�it application witL the City Clerk, and We Sheriffs Department s6all conduct a complete invesagation on all such applications. (j) The amusement arcade shall be well-Gghted during operating 6ours. , b, Public BilGard Room or Halls or Pool Rooms or Halls. "Public billiard rooms or halls orpool rooms . or halls" shall mean any pface open to ihe public where billiards, bagatelle or pool is played, or in which , any billiard, bagatelle or pool table is kept and persons are permitted to play or.do play Wereon; whether any compensauon or reward is c6arged for the use bf such table or not. ' 1. A Conditional Use Pecmit Required. No person shall operate a bilGard room or pool hall or similar use withou[ fust obtaining, in addition to all other licenses and pemucs required by this Code; a CondiUOnal Use Petmit. ' 2.Minors - Excluded. A person under the age of eigh[een (18) years shall not be, reutain in, enter or visit any billiazd room or pool hall, unless such person is accompanied by one of 6is parents ` or by his legal guazdian. 3. Obswcdon of Envance. A person shall not maintain any billiard room or pool hall, or similar place of busines's to which �he public is invited, or any social billiud club, where there is placed, , conswcted or maintained any screen, paztipon; bamer, closet, alcove or object which may obstruct , tbe visibiGty of any pan of such establistiment except restrooms: • (a) From the street or sidewalk, if such establishment is ]ceated on the ground tloor. ' �{ti} From We entrance of any establishment which is located eitber entuely below �tlie , level of the street or sidewalk ot on the second or higher tloor of any building or other . swcture. 4. No person having c6arge of any billiard room or pc�ol hall shall keep the same open or allow or permit We same to be kept open, or aqow or pecmit any game to be played tLerein from 2:00 - a:m. until 6:00 a.m. of any'day, or allow or permit any person except such owner, manager, ' ptoprietor or person in charge ihereof, or the persons regularly employed in or about rhe same, to � 'be or remain therein between the aforesaid 6ours, unless aut6orized by pecmit of tLe City. ': 5. No owner, manager, proprie[or or other person in charge of a billiard room or pool 6a11 shall . � allow or permit any intoxicated, quazreling or disorderly person or persons to be or remain in suc6 place. � . , . ' 6. The parking atea shall be illumina[ed witL ligh[s d'uected and shielded [o prevent light inwsion ro adjacent propenies. All lights shall be a minimum of two (2) foot candles of intensity. ' � � , 7. Off street parking shall be installed in accordance with Secuon 25-14 of the Lynwood Municipal Code. . 8. License Required. No person shall cazry on, maintain or conduct any billiard room or hall or pool room or hall witl�out first obtaining a Gcense therefor from the office of the Ciry Clerk. c. Ezisting Amusement Arcades or Pool Halls (Billiard Rooms). All persons owning, possessing, operating or maintaining any commercial amusement devices or pool tables, as defined in this ordinance, shall remove said devices or tables on or before ti�e effective da�e of this ordinance, unless one of the following ezists: 1. Said person is in compliance with We terms and provisions of Uris ordinance; 2. Said amusement device or pool hall would be a valid and legal use of said premises and in compliance with local laws on the effecuve date of tbis oidinance, but for Ihe provisions of this ordinance. 3. Any amusement azcade or pool hall located in any commercial zone or industrial classification which was lawfully estabGshed and mainrained at the dafe of the adoption of the ordinance � regulating amusement devices may continue aa a legal nonconfrnming use, subject to the provisions of Chapter 25-15 of the Lynwood Municipal Code. (Ord. No. 1150, §2; Ord. No. 12I2, §3. 5; Ord. � No:1276, §3.) 25-16.22. Churches, Sma¢oaues. OU�er Places of Worship a-�., Conditional use pemtit required. , Every building used in whole or in part for the gathering of petsons for worship s6a11 have received a use permit granted by We Planning Commission. b�. Development standards. The following development standards s6a11 be met 1.(a) Minimum lot area; one-half (1/2) aae (twenry-four tLousand seven hundred eight (24,780) square feet). 2.(b) No suc6 use shall be located wi�hin three hundred (300) feei of any other property used for churc6 or religious services. 3.(c) All signage shall be approvetl by the Community Development DeparUnent prior to installation. 4.(d) Serbacks: (a) In the residenual zones, no building shall bc hereafter erected, sWCtmally altered or used Cor a school, church, institution, or oWer similaz use pe�miaed under this chapter. unless such buildings are removed at least fifteen (15) feet (rom every property Gne in We R Zone; excep4 �is condidon dces not apply [o those boundaries of adjacent properties that are occupied by nonresidential uses. (2) In the commercial zones, tbere shall be a minimum required fmnt se[back of [en (10) feet which shall be landscaped. 5. The front yard be[ween the front of the building and the street shall be used for � . � . I) . � . . , . � � . ; . � : i landscaping, sidewalks, or driveways. . . - � . . . . � . , .. � . 6.(e) A church steeple or bell tower may be extended a ma�cimum of fifteen (15'%) percent above the building height limit in the zone in w6ich such use is located. ;�There shall be no floor � space above ihe height limit �, 7.(� Parking: �� (1) Not less than one (1) parking space shall be provided for each five (5) petmanently Eixed sea�s or soaces in cews for every building used in whole or in gart for the gathering of , . persons for worship. ;r �)(2) Not less than f�x�w� one (1) space for each seventy (70) s9uare,feet of the usable floor ' �- area of such buildings where seafs are not t"ued. . c.(3) Off-street pazking on separate 1oC � � . ' Notwithstanding the provisions of subsection 25-14.6g of t6is chapter, the Planning Commission . , shall not approve off-street parking on a separate lot from the building site or sites unless all of - tLe following condiflons are met � . li. Such lot is located as to be useful in connection with the proposed use in the sucmunding area. ' . . , 2ii. Parking on such bt will not cceaze undue uaffic hazards in 1 tLe surrounding area. , . 3iii. Such lot and building site aze in the same ownership, or tbe oviners of the building sites have a common owners6ip in such lot, and the owners are entided to tlie immediate possession and use hereof. Ownership of the off-site lot must be ownership in fee or a leasehold interest of a durauon adequate to serve all proposed uses of t6e site. d:(g1 Landscaping: ' T6e following shall be the minimum requiremenfs for the provision and maintenance of ' landscaped ueas: � 1(I) A landscape plan shall be submi[1ed. 2(2) All landscaped areas shall be provided with iRigauon capable of complete coverage of the areas and designed to minimize runoff and wasting of water. , Such system shall be maintained in a fully operauonal condiuon. 3(3) All landscaped areas s6a11 be landscaped wi�h a mixture of ground cover, shrubs and trees, and may include decaauve rock, sculpwre, and walkways. ' 4(4) One (1) tree shall be provided for each t"ive (5) parking , spaces. The trees shall be of a species that provides a broad canopy. ` 5(5) All required landscaping materials shall be not less than the following sizes: _ �i. Trees - at leas[ fiReen (15) gallon. , _ � � � �u. Shrubs - at least five (5) Sallon. . �iii. Ground cover - Iawn s6at1 be of sod and shall cover � tt�e exposed area • If adequate space to plant a FiBeen (IS) gallon vee is not available, three (3) five (5) galloo shmbs ' may be substituted for each tree, upon the approval of rhe Community Development Director. 6.(6) All landscaped areas shall be main�ained in a neat and orderly condiuon and free of weeds and litter. e.(6) Lighting: ' The parking azea shall be illuminated with lig6ts d'uec�ed and shielded to preventiight inwsion ro adjacent sites. � , ' , f.(i) Fences or walls: ,, (Y) All uses abutting a residential zone shall be screened by a solid fence or wall not less than six (6) feet in heigh4 except in the front yard area of such residential lot, where the fence or wall shall be four (4) feet in height (2) All walls or fences s6a11 be in good repair at a11 times without broken pazts, holes, or li[ter. g(j) An.occupancy permit shall be issued by the Community Development Depattment (Biiilding Division) prior [o occupancy. ` h.(k) Suc6 other condibons mav be imnoseA as We Commission may deem necessary ro effect the purposes of Uris section. (i) Existing churches, synagogues, temples or*other places used orimarilv exelusiveLp for religious worship. , .. Any church, synagogue, temple or other place used primarilv exslusiva}y for religious wors6ip which was established and maintained at the date of the adopbon of the secfion regulating suc6 uses may - contin6e as a legal nonconforming use, subject ro the provisions of Section 25-15 of the Lynwood Municipal - Code. (Ord. No. 594; Ord. No. 845; Ord. No.1202, §3; Ord. No.1213, §2; Ord. No.1277, §5; Ord. No.1377, §l.) 25-16.23 Hotels and Motels - a: Condiuonal Use Pecmit required ' ' fi�� For both motels and hotels, a conditional dse permit is reauired [o s�all be obtained. , . b. Develonment Standards ` The following development standards must be mec � . . 1. No cooking facilities shall be permitted in any moms, other than the manager's . ' 2.(a) Pazking (6ote1), - One (1) off=street parkiog space per room. In addiuon, there must be restaurantor banquet facilities pazking provided at one (1) off street space per one hundred (100) � square feet of gross t7oor area, and employee parking atone (1) off-sveet apace per siz (6) rooms. 3.(b) Parking (motel) - One (1) off-street pazking space per room and one p) off street paiking ` space per si�c (6) rooms for employee parking, and pursuant to SecUOn 25-14 of the Lynwood Code. 4.(c) Landscaped setback - Fifteen (15') feet Cront yard, five (5') feet side yazds, fifteen (15') � feet rear yard. 5.(d) Minimum bt depth - Two hundred (200') feeG , 6.(e) Minimum lot size - Two (2) acres. 7.(� Hotel must have a bona-fide restaurant with a minimum of five thousand (5,000) square feet floor azea or a banquet faciGry of five t6ousand (5,000) square feet gross floor area 8.(g) Minimum number of uni[s - One hundred (100). r `: 4.(h) Minunum motel unit size - Four hundred (400) square feet including resVOOm. , ]0.(i) Minimum hotel unit size - Four hundred (400) square fee[ including resvoom. c: Location ` 1.(j) No motel use shall be located within one hundred (100') feet of a residential use. 2.3. Motels and 6otels Sue�wses shall only be permitted'within.one thousand five hundred (1,500') feet oC a freeway as defined in subsecuon 25-33.1 of the Lynwood City Code,-ewvit�in � d.4. No room sha1T be rented more ihan once witiun a twenty•four (24) hour period. e.5. ' Any other condiuons mav be imposed as deemed necessary by the Planning Commission to protect iLe public health, safery and general welfaze of the surrounding community. ' 25-16.24�-1-�3 Personal Srore¢e FaciGfles. " a. Conditional Use Permit required , . Every building used in w6ole or in part as a personal storage facility is required to secure a Condiuonal Use Pemut approved by the Planning Commission H�e ba. Development Standards _ ' . L. Minimum Lot Area. Ivlinimum lot area shall be forty t6ousand (40,000) square feet in size. , ' � 2. Minimum Fro�tage. , Iviinimum frontage shall be one hundied (100') feet 3. Front Yard. Requ'ved front yard is ten (10') feet. If t6e use abuts or is across the street , hom a residential use, ihe front yatd requiremen[ is ,twenty (7A ) feet. � . 4. Side Yard. Required side yazd is ten (10') fee4 if We use abuts or is adjacent to a residenual use.' 5. Rear Yard. A ten (10') foot rear yard is required if t6e use abuts or is a across from a residential zone. However, if the use abuts a major highway, a rear yard is rrot required. 6. Lot.Coverage. Ma�cimum requirestent-Eef'�ot coverage is fifty (SO%) percenr. , t 7. Parking. Minimum off-street parking requirements are as follows: . (a) Storage Buildings: One (1) space for twenty-five (25) storage cubicles and distributed equally tLroug6out the stotage area; two (2) driveway, one (1) twenty-six (26') foot wide , pazking lane. - , • (b) Manager Unit. One (1) uncovered pazlcing space per unit. ' 8. . Building Height. Building height shall not exceed two (2) stories, or t6irty-five (35') feet. , 9. Fencing (screening). ff the use is adjacent.to a residential use, an eight (8') foo[ high omamental iron fence must be erected. ' 10. Landscaping. A five (5') foot landscape strip is required if the use is along a frontage street. If the use is within one hundred (100') feet of a residential.zone or use, �hen a ten (10') foot landscape strip is re9uired. ' 11. Limitatioa The Planning Commission s6all'"include as a minimum " � We following restrictions (a) Sale of personai propeny on site, is prohibited. • " (b) No outside storage is allowed except for recreational vehicle (RV's). (c) Vehicles ingress/egress is limited w one point each side of,the property abu[ting the street lot line. • " . (d) No building shall be placed witLin fifty (50') fee[ of a residential zoned area (e) A manager's unit must be provided or tLe pem�it will be revoked. , (� Manager or employee shall be on t6e si[e at all times. (g) Commercial deadbolt locks shall be installed for each storage area + (h) For any storage space doors tbat open ouKvard; the hinge pin s6all be installed in such a manner fhat it cannot be removed. . . (i) An alami switchboard indicator shall be installed in t6e office [o indicate w6en the Storage azea is opened. � , - , > � (j) A check-in and c6eck-out procedure shall be institu[ed cequiring, among other things. Wat each visitor a the facility provide his/her name, address, driver's license, or otLer ' ', legal identification eda�es, vehicle license, storage area visited, and time in and out. (k) The manager and any person employed shait be subjea to a potice recmd check. , (I) That good and sufficient lighting, including roof lighting, shall be maintained so that a person 6as a good observation of tbe site and storege azea during the hours of dazirness. - cb. Design GuideGnes. � ` 1. Design of tLe building and roof should be compatible with the sutrounding uses. , -, , 2. Materials for swctures should be compatible with t6e character of the zone and be visualty pleasing with surrounding uses, especially residendal. . _ 3. Variation of building wall atong sueet aide of site is desired. 4. Screening (fencing) sha►1 be compatible with the character of the area and sensifive to abuaing residenflal. Fencing such as rolled razor wire is prohibited. 5. The perimeter of the site should be designed to provide adequate security for both the site and abutting uses. (Ord. No.1344, $3: Ord. No.1360. §§l, 2.) 25-16.2549a Reverse vending machines and small collecdon facilities. a: Purpose. . 1. The Ciry hereby finds rhat tbe establishment of recycling facilities, unless subject to the procedures.and condiuons provided in tLis subsecfion, can adversely affect We surrounding ` properties. " 2. TLe Ciry finds that �e number of recycfing faciliues if not regulated, will have a�r adverse effect on the tlow of uaffic and will cceate problems of ingress and egress deuimental to . surroundiag properties and We general community. (3) The City further finds that tLe establishment of ceriified recycling facilities without regWation and control may be detrimental to public health, safery, and welfare- in Wat t6e same could become unsightly, noise producing, and odorous; promo[e vandalism and Gttering; and generalty impair or depreciate tbe tienefi�c of occupancy. It is tlie purpose of this paragraph ro specifying � regulations'and convols, to site recycling facili[ies witltin the Ciry, in order lo preven[ ihe above ' and other harmful effects and to promo[e tLe public convenience and welfare. _ (b) Permits required. No person shall permit the placement, construction, a operaUOn of any recycling faciliry without first obtaining a pertnit pursuant to the provisions set forth in this paragraph. Recycling � facilides may be permi[ted as set fortli in tLe following standards: (1) No person s6a11 place, wnswc[ or operate any recycling facility wit6out Cust obtaining a j pem�it pursuant to the piovisions set forth in [his paragraph. 'I i .A single planning approval may be granted to allow not more tLan three (3) reverse � '. vending machines or small coltection faciliry located in dffferent sites under the following conditions: � . I . , I I I : � � , ` � � - i - � � .. ' � ., . � . i � , . � � ., . " . . � ' 1 . ` . � � i. The opeiawr of each of t6e proposed facilities is the same. y ii. Ttie proposed facilities aze similar in napue, size and in[ensity of . acaviry. .� in. All of the applicable mteria and standards set forth in paragraph (c) are met for each of the proposed facilities. (c) Criteria•and s�andards for reverse vending mac6ines and small collection faciliHes. The following � criteria is established for development of recycling faciGUes in the following numbered convenience zones (563, 639, 691, b92, 693, 694) which were developed and delineated by rhe State of Califomia Depanment of Conservation. Other convenience zones may be established pursuant to the same criteria used to establish ' tLe exisung convenience zones. • (1) Reverse vending machine(s): , i. Shall be established in conjunction with a commeicial use or community service facitity which is in couipliance with the zoning, building and Eue codes of the City. . ii. Shall be located within thirty (30) feet of tLe envance to the commercial swcwre, immediately adjacent to the commercial saucwre, and shall not obstruct pedesu�ian br vehiculaz circulation. _ iri. S6all not occuPY ParkinB spaces tequired by the primary or incidental uses. iv. S6all occupy no more Wan fifty (50) square feet of floor space per installation ,. , including any protecuve enclosure, and shall be no more than eig6t (S) feet in height. . v. Shall be conshucted and maintained with durable waterproof and rus[proof � material. vi. , Shall be clearly marked to identify the type of material to be deposited operating instructions, and !he identiry and phone number of the operetor or responsible person to ' -• call if the machine is inoperadve. vii. Shall have to sign azea of mazimum of four (4) square feet per mac6ine, exclusive of operating instmcuons. viu. Shall be maintained in a clean, liaer-free condition on a daily basis. � ix. Operaung hours shall be at teast the operafing hours of the 6ost use. x. Shall be illuminated to ensure comfortable and safe operatioo- if operaring 6ours , extend beyond dusk and dawn. - (2) Small collecuon faciliues: Small collection facilities may be sited in commercial and indusuial zones provided they comply with the following conditions: �- � i. Shall be esiabtished in conjuncaon with an exisdng commercial use or " community service facility which is in compliance wit6 tbe Zoning, Building and ' ii, S6all be no larger Wan five hundred (500) square feet and cecupy no more than five (5) parl:ing spaces not including space that will be periodically t � needed for. removal of mazerials or exchange or containers provided that the .. � spaces'aze not required to service the priu�ary land use. , . iii. Shall be set back at least ten (10') feet from any stree[ line and shall not obswct pedestrian or ve6icular circulation or encroach iuto the required landscaped areas. • _ iv. Shall accept only glass, metals, plasfic wntainers. Used mo[or oil may ' `� be accepted with permission of the local public health official within the , industrially zoned property only. , v. Shall use no power-driven processing equipment except for reverse vending machines. vi. Shall use containers rhat are conswcted specifically for that pwpose '. from durable watetproof and cust-proof material. The imits shatl be completely � covered except for such openings necessary for tLe deposit of recyclable mate- � -' . rials, secured from unauthmized entry or removal of material, and s6a11 be of a capacity sufficient to accommodate materials collected and collecdon schedule. ' vii. Shall store all recyciable material in containers or in the mobile unit ' velilcle, and shall not leave materials outside of wntainers. viii. Shall be maintairied free of li[ter and any other undesirable materials. ' ix. Shall not exceed noise levels of 60 dBA as measured at the property Gne of residentially zoned or occupied property, otherwise shall not exceed 70 dBA. ' � x. Attended faciliues Iocated within one 6undred (100') feet of a property • , zoned or occupied for residential use shall opera[e only during the hours between ' 9:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. xi. Mobile recycling units shalChave an attendant at the faciGty at all times, � and shall be removed from the premises and We area swept and cleared of all debris at the end of each day. � xii. Mobile recycling units shall have an area cleazly marked to prohibi[ oU�er ve6icular pazking during ho�irs when tbe mobile unit is scheduled to be presen4 �d shall be siled in sucb a way as not to dismpt vehicular traffic. . xin. Occupauon of parking spaces by We facility and by the attendant may not _ reduce available parking spaces below the minimum number cequired for the ° � primary hos[ use. xiv. - No additional parking spaces will be required for customers of a small , coltecuon facility loca[ed at tLe estatilished parking bt of a host use. One (1 ) space will be provided for the attcndant, if needed. xv. Signs may be provided as followx (i) � Containers shall be clearly mazked to idenfify We type of material which may be deposiled; the facility shall be ctearly marked to , idenufy the name and telephone number of the faciliry operata and the hours of opera6on, and'display a nouce stapng Wat no material shall be : left outside t6e recycGng enclosure or containers; shalt occupy no more .. , _ t6an sixteen (16) square feet of area. (ii) Signs must be consistent with the c6eraccer of the location. (iil) Direcfional signs, bearing no advertising message, may be , iustalled wit6 the approval of the Director of Community Development if necessary to facilitate haffic circulaflon, m if the facility is not visible . from the public rig6t-of way. '' (d)' Site plan review committee approval. AIl applications for peimits for reverse vending machines and small collection faciliues shall be approved by the Sife Plan Committee. :- (e) Expiration of pemiits. In the event Wat a recycGng center is vacated, abandoned, or suspended, all . swctures, vehicles, trailers and/or units shall be removed from the premises within a period of fhirty (30) . days following ihe vacation, abandonment or suspension of said premises. Noncompliance witb tltis section may be abatecl as a pubGc nuisance in accordanee with Chapter 21 of this Code. 25-16.26 Large collection facilities and processing faciGties, provided the feNewi� standards are met: �(a) The facility dces not abut a property zoned or planned for residenaal use; � . (b) At least one hundred fifty (150) fee[ from property zoned or planned for residential use; . ,' (c) The'facility will be screened from the public righbof way by operating in an enclosed building or, . (1) Witl�in an azea enctosed by an opaque fence at least six (6') feet in heig6t with , landscaping to the following standards: i. A minimum of five (5') fee[ fully landscaped area at tl�e front of tbe . site. ii. A driveway and pedestrian access s6alt be the only paved areas wit6in ,� the five (5') foot landscaped area. (d) Noise levels shall not exceed 60 dBA as measured at the property'Gne of residenually zoned property, or otherwise shall not exceed 70 dBA. (e) All setbacks except for the landscape requirement of parageap6 (c)p) above s6ould be those provided for in tlie zoning ordinance for this disvic[. (� All exterior storage of material. shall be in sturdy containers which are covere4 secured, and ' mainfained in good condition or baled or pelletized. Storage containers for flammable material s6all � . be conswcteA on no able ma�erial. Oil storage must be in containers approveA by the Lynwood Fire Depar�ment and We Los Angeles Counry Health Deparunent No storage, excluding tcuck ' trailers and overseas containers, will be viable above the height of the fencing. , • (g) The site shall be maintained itee. of litter and any otLer undesirable materials, and will be' ' cleaned of loose debris on a daily basis. The containers will be clearly marked to identify the type of material that may be deposited; the faciliry s6a11 display a notice stating tha[ no material shalI . be left outside tlie recycGng containers. � (h) The facility will be clearly markeA wiW the name and phone number of [6e facility opera[or •,. {. . � and tt�e hours of operauon; identificauon and infom�auon'signs will meet tlie sfandards of tbe zone; and directional signs, bearing no advertising message, may be installed witL the approval of the � Community Development Director, if necessary, to facilitate traffic circulation or if tbe facility is not visible Crom the public righb of way. (i) Power-dnven processing, including aluminum foil and can compacting, baling, plastic sluedding, or,other IigLt processing activities necessary for efficien[ temporary s[orage and shipment of material, may be approved tbroug6 a Conditionai Use Pemuc (j) if the facility is located within five 6undred (500') feet of tLe property zoned, planned or cecupied for residenual use, it shall:not be in operapon between 7:00 pm. and " 7:00 a.m. (Ord. No. 934; Ord. No. ll97, §3; Ord. No. 1292, §6; Ord. No. 1299, §6.) , !r� . . � . - . � - � .. . �ur: � � �F�t�E��t ITE�Vi E��. `t � DATE: October 10, 1995 . r,� � � �1�t�. �� '�. VnL�� TO: PLANNING COMMISSION � FROM: • Gaiy Chicots, Director � . Community Development Department�� / l._./ SUBJECT: Zonina Ordinance Amendment ZOA 95-08 Amendment to - Reauirements for the Sale of Alcoholic Beveraaes for On, . Site Consumption � �� Applicant: City of Lynwood FACTS � '_- Recently the Commission considered a request from a small family style restaurant for a Conditional Use Permit to sell beer and • wine. The Commission approved the request because,the applicant appeazed to meet all Zoning Ordinan"ce requirements. However, the Commission expressed concern about the possibility of a large number of beer and wine licenses being ;approved for small restaurants. When this application was heard by the City Council, the Council , expressed similar concerns and denied the application. They also directed staff to look at possible revisions to standards and' "regulations concerning Conditional Use •Permits for on site alcoholic beverages. ' ANALYSIS • ' Staff- looked at the alcoholic beverage. regulations for six neighboring cities and our own regulations regarding on-site liquor - sales. We also evaluated the size and location of "restaurants in : Lynwood with Conditional Use Permits to serve alcoholic beverages on site . � Our current ordinance restricts the locaeion of bars and taverns but has' no locational restrictions on bona fide restaurants. The ° only restriction is that 510 of tfie restaurant's gross receipts shall.be from food sales. Theoretically, this would allow fast i food restaurants to qualify for on site alcoholic beverage sales, j as well as restaurants that do much of their business as take out: � ., I - To resolve the problems with the current ordinance, staff suggests the following: . , . . i 1. clarify that the 51°s of gross receipts from food sales shall � .. be from food consumed on the premises.• • � � 2. establish a minimum size for restaurants that can be allowed I to serve beverages. � � . . � _' Using 'some of our medium sized' restaurants as examples, an ; , appropriate minimum size is suggested to be 2600 sq. ft. of food , service area and a minimum seating at tables or_ booths. for 40 � persons. ' ' , . BNVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT: ' � � t The Director of Community Development has determined that no ; significant adverse environmental impacts will result from the � proposed Ordinance change, therefore a Negative Declaration has I .been prepared and filed in the,Community Development Department and � in the office,of the City Clerk. ' . ' _ , i •. i i � •. • � � I . I ;� , , � � RECOMMENDATION: Staff respectfully requests that, after consideration, ,the , Planning Commission adopt�the attached'Resolution No. 2562: 1." Certifying that the proposed amendment will not have a significant effect on the environment and that a Negative Declaration has been prepared pursuant to the California Enyironmental Quality Act. ° 2. Approving Zoning Ordinance Amendment No. 95-08 with any changes as may be recommended by the Commission and recommending adoption of Zoning Ordinance Amendment • 95-08. ATTACMENTS: " � ' 1. Draft Ordinance ' .. 2. Resolution No. 2562 ' ° � I � . � � � � I � � . .. � . . � � i � . � � . � � ' . � I I � , � i , � s , i ,. i , i - i ' � � � , � i ' � , i i � i , � i . � ti�. � RESOLUTION NO. 2562 A RESOLUTION OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION OF ' THE CITY OF LYNWOOD APPROVING.ZONING ORDINANCE AMENDMENT ZOA 95-08 AND RECOMMENDING COUNCIL ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 25-16.20 OF CHAPTER 25 OF THE LYNWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE , RELATING TO THE APPROVAL OF ON-SALE LIQUOR , . ESTABLISHMENTS . WHEREAS, the Planning Commission of the City of Lynwood, ' pursuant to law, held a public hearings on the subject.proposal at their regular`meeting on October 10, 1995; and WHEREAS, the Planning Commission and City Council has directed staff to review Ordinance provisions relating to the approval of Conditional Use Permits for on-sale liquor establishments, and .. WHEREAS�, the Planning Commission has determined that minimum - standards need to be revised in order to avoid the adverse impacts of a proliferation overconcentration of restaurants serving alcoholic beverages; and • WHEREAS, the Planning Commission has carefully considered all pertinent testimony offered at the'publ_ic hearing; and ' WHEREAS, the Director of Community Development has determined that the proposed Code amendments will not have a significant " adverse effect on the environment, and has prepared a Negative Declaration for the proposed amendments; now therefore Section l. The Planning,Commission of the City of Lynwood hereby finds and determines as follows: , A Current Ordinance provisions permit any number of bona . fide restaurants to apply for approval to serve alcoholic beverages. B. There is a need to more strictly regulate the number and � type of'restaurants that can sell alcoholic beverages in , order to avoid the proliferation and over concentration of such restaurants. Section 2'. The Planning Commission of the City of Lynwood, based " upon the aforementioned findings and determinations: - 1. approves the Negative Declaration for Zoning Ordinance Amendment ZOA 95--08. ' � 2. approves Zoning Ordinance Amendment ZOA 95-08, modifying regulations relating to the establishment of on-site liquor establishments. ` 3� recommends that.the City Council adopt Zoning Ordinance Ainendment ZOA 95-08. - Section 3. A copy of this resolution shall be delivered to the City Clerk. APPROVED and ADOPTED this 10th day of October, 1995, by � members of the Planning Commission voting as follows: 1 e ., :ti� , AYES: � NOES: - ABSENT: ABSTAIN: Carlton McMiller, Chairperson APPROVED AS TO CONTENT: APPROVED AS TO FORM: Gary Chicots, Director Michele Beal Bagneris Community Development Dept. Deputy City Attorney f:\wpfiles\planning\zoa9508.res � 2 i �' � � � �,- �in 1`iL'� E i i:r�`v� �� DATE: ' October 4, 1995 ' +-�/ , . , ' (',fi�F �vt�,. � v S To: PLANNING COMMISSION ,. .. FROM: Gary Chicots, Director • ' Community Development Department,.�/�� SUBJECT: Conditional Use Permit Case No. 95-11 ° Applicant: Jose Serrano Herrerra PROPOSAL.: The applicant is requesting a Conditional Use Permit to allow for an auto electric repair bu-siness at 11214-11216 Atlantic . Avenue, in the C-3 (Heavy Commercial) zone. •FACTS: 1. Source of Authoritv Section 25-16.15 of the Lynwood Municipal Code requires that a Conditional Use Permit be obtained in order to operate any automotive repair business. ` This.application is been processed following an exception of this application from the moratorium on auto related usess City wide by the City Council. 2. Prooerty Location The subject property consists of a regular shaped lot on the east side of Atlantic Avenue between Sanburn Avenue and � ' Beechwood Avenue (see attached location map). 3.: Property Size . The subject propeity is 120 ft. X 105 ft., approximately 13,000 square feet in size. � 4. Existinq Land Use ' ' The subject site contains .one existing structure on the ` north east corner of the lot to be used for work area . - (enclosed area for auto repairs) office and parts storage. The.surrounding land uses are as follows: ' North-Commercial East-Residential � South-Commercial West-Commercial 5. Land-'Use Description General Plan: �Zoning: North-Commercial � North-C-3 South-Commercial " South-C-3 East-Commercial East-R-2 ° ' West-Commercial West-C-3 6. Project Characteristics: � The applicant is requesting a Conditional Use Permit to , operate an auto electric repair business. The business ° will be limited to light auto repair, including generators ` and aTternetors. No engine or transmission work will. undertaken. The operation will contain an office, parts ' area, and repairs within an enclosed structure. The proposal ,, calls for ten (10) parking spaces, includ'ing one (1) handicap space. Five,(5$) percent landscaping is existing 1 • i: for'the subject site. The site.is fenc�ed in with red concert block wall fence of approximately 6 feet on three sides. , w. � ' 7. - Site Plan Review At a special meeting on October 3, 1995, the Site Plan' Review Committee evaluated the proposed development and recommended approval-subject to certain conditions. 8. Zoning Enforcement Historv ; 9. Public Responses '. None at the time of this report. ANALYSIS AND CONCLUSION: ° � � 1. Consistencv with General Plan ' � ` The proposed land use is consistent with the existing zoning � . classification of (C-3) Heavy Commercial and General Plan . designation df Commercial. 2. Site Suitabilitv The property is adequate in size and shape to accommodate ' the proposed development relative to structures, parking, walls, fences; landscaping, driveways and other development features required by the Zoning Ordinance. '. � 3. Compatibilit� , , The proposed development is surrounded by commercial d'evelopment to the north and south and separated by a block ' `wall from the residential uses to the east. Therefore, the project will be compatible with the surrounding land uses. 4. Comoliance with DeveloDment Standards The proposal meets the development'standards required by the. : Zoning Ordinance with re'spect to setbacks, lot coverage, " � Suilding height and density. � � 5. Benefits to Communitv ', The p=oposed use, if constructed and operated as proposed will upgrade the property and provide additional employment � and economic activity in-the Community. 6. Environmental Assessment - � The Communitp Development Department Staff has determined that the project is Categorically Exempt pursuant to Section . 15061 b{3) of the State of California Environmental Quality � Act of 1989 as amended. RECOMMENDATION ' • - Staff respectfully requests that after consideration, the . Planning Commission adopt the attached Resolution No. 2565: ` 1. Certifying that project is categoricallp exempt from the - provisions of the State CEQA.Guidelines as amended by , Section 15061b(3). , 2. 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R K g $ �ti $ � Q 17I 1i! � 3sS v tl... . h u' x S "� 1 ' 0 3 � �,, t � �.... ^ I r � � fsQ W -, u„f d � �3Y a � WI. .I� W� ..,...� h � o R S �u' 3 a vt ss� o.� . , � � _,_, Q w.. � ' . � . h = A � /Y $ LlS� �� . yst . � . , . \ti+ �MC � . . a tf A $ .9f � r.., _ , i . A.. y � a _10C_ xss -� yy . � . ... . , . _ . ,e.e. . . �.... ., - . . . . �! � � � . �� , � C,A � � , SE N0. . ::. .; �: ; ,. y � . � :.,�yir� .. . ,.,r. . , . ` RESOLUTION N0. 25b5, i^ � � � A RESOLUTION OF TAE PLANNING COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD , . APPROVING CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT CASE NO. CUP 95-11 TO PERMIT- ` GENERAL AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRIC REPAIR, AT 11214-11216 ATLANTIC AVENUE IN THE C-3 (HEAVY COMMERCIAL) ZONE, LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA. WHEREAS, the Planning Commission of the City of Lynwood ;pursuant to law, conducted a public hearing on October 10, 1995 concerning the subject application; and � WHEREAS, the Planning Commission has carefully considered all pertinent testimony offered at the public hearing; and WHEREAS, the Community Development Director has determined that the proposal is exempt from the provisions of the California Environment Quality Act pursuant to Section 15061 b(3) of State CEQA Guidelines as amended; and , ` WAEREAS,-the project is consistent with the intent of the ' General Plan in that the subject site is designated Commercial and classified as a C-3 {Heavy Commercial) zone; , Section 1. The Planning Commission hereby finds and determines as follows: A. That the granting of the proposed Conditional Use Permit , will not adversely affect the General Plan. B. That the proposed location of the Conditional Use is in ' accord with the Zoning Ordinance and the purpose of the zone in which the site is located. C. That the proposed location of the Conditional Use and the � conditions under which it would be.operated or maintained . will not be detrimental to the public health, safety, or : welfare, or materially°.injurious to properties o= improvements in the vicinity; . � D. Th'at the proposed Conditional Use will comply with each „ of the applicable proviaions of the Zoning Ordinance as stated in the conditions below; ,. Section 2. The Planning Commission of the City of Lynwood. approves the proposed project subject to the following conditions: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT � _ ; 1. The proposed development shall comply with ali applicable " regulations of the Lynwood Municipal Code, the Uniform. � . Building Code and the Uniform Fire Code. , 2. Any proposed subsequent modification of the subject site or structures thereon, sha11 be first reported to the Community Development Department, Planning Division, for review. 3. The applicant, or his repr.esentative, shall sign a Statement of,Acceptance stating that he/she has read, understands, and, agrees to the conditions stated herein before any building permits are issued. ' f:\reso\reso2565 � . - - ' � K 1 � PLANNING DIVISION �` � 4. This� permit shall.become void in one hundred twenty (120) dags, unless extended; after the use permitted has been abandoned or has ceased to be actively exercised. � 5. All work shall be conducted entirely within an enclosed building. No auto repair work to be conducted in the shed, patio, carport or in the parking area. . 6. Daily operating hours shall be from 7:OO,a.m. to 9q00 p.m. 7. Artificial light shall be reflected away from adjoining - properties. 8. No damaged or wrecked vehicTes shall be stored on site. No , portion' of the site shall be used for auto dismantling and storage of parts unless it is auto electric repair and � - sales related activity. . . " 9. On-site traffic circulation and parking shall be provided in � such a manner that ingress and egress accesses are separated or channeled so that conflicting�traffic movements are minimized. 10. Open storage of materials, products and equipmerit shall be ` completely'concealed from view.of vehicular and pedestrian . traffic by an architectural barrier approved by the Community Development Department Director or his/her ' � designee. � 11'. The property shall be used solely as a auto electric repair ' business. 12. All signage must be reviewed and approved by the Planning, ' Building and RedeveTopment Divisions. • 13. A1T necessary permits and licenses shall be obtained prior to operation. . 14. No less £han 7� of the total ,site, excluding lot area dedicated to public right-of-way, shall be landscaped. The planting area facing Atlantic Boulevard shall be landscaped ` with trees and shrubs. 15. The applicant is required to submit a landscape plan drawn by a licensed landscape architect to the satisfaction of the Director of Community Development.prior to any build'ing permit being issued. The landscaping plans shall be approved . by:the Community Development Director prior to installation. 16. The minimum plant material shall be trees and shrubs com- bined with ground'cover as fo3lows: One(1) five (5) gallon shrub for each twenty (20) square feet of planter area; two ` (2) fifteen (15) gallon trees for each eight (8) parking spaces, T7. All planter area fronting perimeter walls must be landscaped , with shrubs and crawling ground cover plants. • 18. All landscaping shall be permanently mainta'ined. Lawn and � gi�ound covers'are to be trimmed or-mowed regularly, with a1T ' planted area kept free of weeds and debris. ' ° All plantings are to be kept in a healthy and growing condition. An automatic sprinkler 'or irrigation system ' shall be provided and maintained in working condition. �, 19. A combined block and wrought iron fence not to exceed four (4) feet in height shall be installed,along the front of,the property as per approved site plan. 2 ' ''` � 20. The existing block wall shall be repainted to a color matching the approved Redevelopment Agency color chart. ,� � � � . 21. The owner/lessee shall apply for a facade improvement grant or loan pnder the City's Commercial Rehabilitation program ' and improve the facade of the existing building with awnings, signage or other devices approved by the Community Development Department. � ,. 22. There shall be a minimum of ten (10) parking spaces including one�(1) handicap parking space. _ Each off-street parking space shall not be less than twenty (20) feet in'length and nine (9) feet in width, exclusive of ' . access driveways or aisles, except as noted beLow: 23. A parking space designed for the handicapped shall be .provided. This space may be provided as follows: a:..Dimensions. The minimum dimensions of each automobile parking.stall for the handicapped shall be not less than fourteen (14y feet in width by eighteen (18) feet in ' length. Said stalls shall be lined to provide a nine (9) foot parking area and a'five (5) foot loading and , unloading area or; . b. Two (2) spaces may be provided within a twenty-three (23) foot wide area, lined to provide a nine (9) foot parking area on each side�of a five (5j foot loading and. unloading area. •The minimum length of each parking ' space shall be eighteen (18) feet. ". . c. Location. All parking spaces for the handicapped shall be located adjacent to the main entrance of the facility for which the spaces are provided. The parking spaces shall be positioned so that the handicapped persons shall not be required to walk or wheel behind parked • vehicles. . 24. Prior to the installation, displap, enlarging, modifying relocating or changing of signs, a permit must be obtained from the Department of Community Development, Planning Division. 25. 'The existing.property shall be cleaned and maintained in a, neat and orderly manner at all times, Failure to comply may , result in revocation of the Conditional Use Permit. � 26. A cover sheet of approved Conditions must be attached to ` ,plans prior to submi'ssion to the Building..and Safety Division. ' 27. Any violation of said conditions in this resolution may result in revocation 'or modification of the Conditional Use Permit by the issuing body at a regularly scheduled meeting. CODE ENFORCEMENT • 28. Entity will maintain a pro-active approach to the . '. elimination of graffiti from any structure, fences or accessory building at the site. Daily inspections will be ' conducted in order to have all graffiti removed by 12:00` P•'m• . I = 29. Maintenance of sidewaTk, park�ing area,��gutters and a1T I surrounding area wil_1 be done at least once a day before � ' starting o£ operation_ � � 30. Paiking area will be maintained at all times either by the ' agent/owner employees' or a commercial parking company. q 31. Entity will not allow/authorize any other uses except those 1'isted in their business license. 3 ;'� ' ; , -� . _, 32. Trash enclosure shall be able to meet the refuse needs of `� � the establishment. , 33. Parking area not to be.used as "rental spaces" for commercial trucks or other vehiclea. f PUBLIC WORKS DIVISION � 34. No requirements at this time. FIRE DEPARTMENT 35. Extinguishers: 40-ABC @ 2000 sq.ft. and 50 ft. travel (UFC 10.3'03). � 36. Parts.washing machine required: (UFC 29.103). . ; � 37. No spark/flame producing or heating appliance/equipment - (motors) within 18" of floor. Suspended unit heaters ok, 8" off floor. (UFC 29.10'5b) 38. Used rags shall be kept in metal containers w/lid, trash in - metal containers w/lid. ((UFC 11.2001b). • " Y .. . . . . . . 4 . 39. Waste oil properly stored (tank or 55 gl dm), and disposed' . of. Check hazardous waste mariifest'. •(UFC 29.104) 40. Buildings over 1000 sq. ft. require two exits. (UBC 3320) 41. Oxy-acetyline use or arc welding shall be in a safe designed areas, 10' or more from combustibles. 42. Spray booth required when painting vehicles, except small touch-up may be done outside. , 43. Provide approved extinguisher requirements as' determined by field inspection. 44. Outside storage shall be ten (10) feet from property lines. 45. No repairs or dismantling of vehicles, body and fender work `spray or painting permitted in open areas. , f:�\resoLutn\reso2565 � � � � 4 , . �; � Section 3. A copy of Resolution 2565 shall be delivered to .; the applicant. :• + _ ' APPROVED AND ADOPTED tHis lOth day of October, T995, by - members of `the Planning Commission voting as follows: AYES: ' . . NOES: . ABSENT: • � ABSTAIN: - , � ' Carlton McMiller, Chairperson , ' APPROVED AS TO CONTENT: . APPROVED AS TO FORM: ' Gary Chicots, Director . Michelle Bea1 Bagneris Community Development Dept. Deputy City Attorney . � f:.\resolutn\reso2565 � - � � � � 'S : ' �; . ,, � - � ��r �T��;� ��o. DATE: October 17, 1995 G��',r ��, - T0: PLANNING COMMISSION From: Gary Chicots, Director n � . - .' Community Development Department : SUBJECT: REQUEST FOR A LAND USE COMPATIBILITY AND DESIGN DETERMINATION IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE OWNER PARTICIPATION ; �' AGREEMENT' SETWEEN THE LYNWOOD REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY AND ' IRA KHOSHNOOD ET.AL. FOR A PROPOSED COMMERCIAL ' DEVELOPMENT AT 12217 ATLANTIC AVENUE WITHIN REDEVELOPMENT ,- PROJECT AREA "A". ' Reeuest• . The C'ity Council has referred a'request to determine land use � compatibility and appropriateness of design in conjunction with an Owner Participation Agreement to the Commission for review and , report. The owners of the former Kinney shoe store site wishes to: 1. changing the permitted use from a fabric store to .a general merchandise retail/discount store. 2. limit the exterior improvements'to new plate glass and doors, any-other required repairs and paint. , 3. allow use of an existing pole sign instead of the � approved monument sign. Hacksround- On August 16, 1995 the Agency approved an Owner. Participation . Agreement (OPA) spelling out the permitted uses and required improvements for the rehabilitation of the existing vacant Kinney Shoe Store at 12217 Atlantic Avenue. The owner proposed to creaCe _ a large fabric store on the site. The City also amended` the : General Plan and'rezoned the property in order to facilitate the development.' • Since that time the property owner has prepared plans and submitted " them for approval, but has not started construction.. He now wishes to�reactivate the project, but is requesting-3 modifications to the ' existing Owner Participation Agreement (see attached letter). Those changes are: • � 1. changing the permitted use from a fabric store to a • general merchandise retail/discount store which would, carry a variety of stock, ,including electronics, small � appliances, kitchen ware, chinaware, luggage and hardware items. . 2. limit the exterior improvements to new plate glass and doors, any other required repairs-and paint. 3. allow �use of an existing pole sign instead o£ the approved monument sign. ', On September 19, 1995, the owner asked the Redevelopment Agency to , authorize an amendment to the Owner Participation Agreement to allow these changes. At that meeting, the applicant presented � photographs of a similar store to the ,Agency. These photos • depicted.a store similar to a"Pic-and Save" or $,.99 store. This _ generated some concern from Agency members based on land use compatibility and highest. and best use of the site. The Agency discussed the item and then referred the request to the Commission for review arid report. . . A .... .. . , . . � , . �' � . ' . ' .- . Basically, the Agency is asking the Commission to,consider and make - recommendations concerning the following questions: 1. Is this an appropriate use for the location and the buiTding? If not, are there alternative uses? 2.. Is the proposed redesign acceptable? Is it compatible with the General Plan and Redevelopment Plan? Can the applicant be permitted to retain the pole sign? Discussion• The applicant:has indicated previously and as.part of this request, that he now does not believe that a large stand alone fabric shop at this location is-viable. He has previously requested permission to put two storea into the building and, on several occasions, has discussed possible �alternative uses with staff'. He��is now proposing to lease the site to a discount retail shop. The lessee believes that this would be an economically viable use at this location. ,' , The proposed use is a permitted use under Che current zoning and General Plan designation. It would also be compatible with the - Commercial� uses to the south and should aot adversely impact the church to the north. It' is also well separated from the . a residential uses to the west. Market Impact � The owner has indicated that, although this wil`1 be called a discount store, it will not be a$.99 store and will sell only new merchandise at retail including: ` 1. electronics - T�I's, stereo, VCR's, radios ', 2. small appliances - toaster, mixers, microwave ovens 3. kitchenware - pots and. pans , 4. chinaware - glasses and china, in boxed sets 5. luggage , - .' 6. hardware items , � 7. stationery Business License data'indicates Ehat there are 23 variety or $.99 type stores or shops in Lynwood that could sell items similar to . what would be carried by the proposed discount store. Nine of them - are located in the Market Place, which means they are small . ,. operations. Seven are on Long Beach Boulevard, 4 on Atlantic and ' two on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard. The Market Place shops probably would be in limited competition with this shop because of their location and the type of goods that they carry. Because of ' the location, the Long Beach Boulevard stores also only would be in limited competition. On Atlantic Boulevard there is a small $.99 store one block south of the Kinney Shoe Store location,, one in Compton three blocks south and another three blocks to the north (north of I-105). Both ' � of these stores carry the same type of stock - soft drinks, canned goods and paper goods. North of Martin Luther King on Atlantic are , 2 more $.99 stores carrying similar stock.. These stores could be in direct'competition with the proposed discount store if it carried some of the same low cost items, as originelly proposed. Four shops j _ of the $.99 type have closed during the year. ' I There is one sma11 hardware store north on Atlantic that might � compete with hardware items carried by the discount store. The four .i $.99 stores on Atlantic are much smaller than the proposed discount ; store and do not carry any of the more expensive items that the proposed store would carry. ' i � Because of the broader range of goods carried, a general merchandise store likely would have broader market appeal and � ' . . ° � ., ,�.. , � .T� E . � . � . . . therefore more customers than a fabric store at this location. If the stock were limited to the more.expensive items - electronics, small appliances and luggage- the store.should not take business away from the nearby $:99 stores or variety stores in the Market Place. � Alternative Uses ,. A number of alternative uses have been put forward by the owner - including a pharmacy, a hardware store, and a restaurant. Any of ' these would be permitted under current zoning - but the discount " store is the first proposal that appears•;to be serious. .' Desipn Modifications : The applicant has requested.two other changes to the previously - approved proposal: , � 1. reduction of the improvements required to the facade 2. retention and use of the existing pole sign � The applicant has submitted a suggested redesign of the facade improvements (reduced copy attached). It uses an awning•rather than � a solid 'facade, painted rather, than tile strips under the center windows, and no surrounds around the metal poles holding up the front arcade roof. � While this is an acceptable design, it is a minimal improvement One of the reasons for amending the General Plan and appro.ving a rezone for this project was that the original proposal would provide,a major upgrade for the buiiding and would help improve the surrounding area. The'City has constructed new street medians in front of this property and will be planting street trees along Atlantic Avenue Go help upgrade the area. The City would derive more benefit by continuing to require 'the facade and signage improvements for this property as originally approved. � In regard to signage, the Zoning Ordinance currently permits pole signs on corner lots of over 50,000 square feet.' This property does not meet those criteria. The pnly way to a11ow the retention , of the sign would be to approve a variance and staff believes that . ' appropriate findings could not be made to grant that variance: . ' - Staff has checked with our Facilities Maintenance Department, and the City does not have equipment available to remove the sign, as suggested by the applicant. Staff has recommended that the - applicant apply for a facade improvement grant/loan to assist in providing proper signage. That has� not been done yet. The. ' applicant's designer is currently exploring ways of reducing the cost of removing the pole sign and replacing it with the approved , monument sign. Conclusion ' � A quality store at this location would be a good addition to this part of town. A$.99 type of operation would not be. If the Commission were to recommend approving the change in use, the Commission should consider suggesting that a restriction on the type of stock to be offered should be incorporated into the Owner ' Participation Agreement. Retaining requirements for the originally approved improvements would provide a higher level of community benefit than the reduced ` improvements proposal, Under no condition should the pole_sign or . roof sign be allowed to remain. . � Recommendation: Staff respectfully recommends that, after consideration, the Commission recommend that the Agency: � 1. allow a change in the permitted use of this property from a fabric store to a general merchandise retail store but restrict the type of stock to be offered to appliances, electronic equipment, luggage, hardware, kitchenware and chinaware. 2. retain the requirements for building and signage improvements as originally approved. Attachments: 1. Applicant Letter 2. Elevations of proposed improvements � I I i i � , i � F:\wpfiles�planninq\agcyksh7.m?m � � ! i � � . � 1 I � I i I � I � I I � �, ' � ��L i � _ - 305 East 9th Street, #408 ' Los Angeles, CA 90015 ' Tel: (213) 629-4040 Fax: (213) 629-4094 . �- � L�C�� n � .. ; ' September 28,1995 � _ 3 � i . I City of Lynwood � � ��W . Planning Commission "' `^"""'•��'�!`' 14330 Bullis Road --_._____..-.--- - -. _ .. ...... Lynwood, CA 90262 , ' Re: REQUEST FOR CHANGE OF USE FROM FARRIC STORE TO APPLIANCE/ , GENERAL idERCHANDISE RETAIL STORE AT 12217 ATLANTIC AVENUE ' (FORMER KINNEY SHOE STORE) Dear Members of the Planning Commission: ." . Last,August the Lynwood Redevelopment Agency approved an owner participation agreement for my property at Y2217 Atlantic Avenue, the former Kinney shoe store site. They�approved a fabric store, a building remodel and sign improvements. ' After many delays I am now rehabilitating the building and installing wa21s, fencing and landscaping. � On•September 19, 1995, I asked the Redevelopment Agency to Approve ° an amendment to the owner participation agreement, to allow this j store to be opened as an appliance/general merchandise store ' because I believe that this will be more successful and have more .� customers than a fabric store. � ' , I I also asked that the original design of the exterior remodel be i modified and that I be allowed to keep the existing pole sign. � . ' The Redevelopment Agency discussed my request and then referred it j to your Commission for review and report. To help you make your ? ' decision, I would like to give you the following information: � i PROPOSED USE - the proposed use is a general merchandise retail � store. It wi not be a$.99 store. The following items will be � sold: . 1..electronics - TV's sterio; VCR's, radios � 2. sma11 appliances - toaster, mixers, microwave ovens . � 3, kitchenware -pots and pans 4. chinaware - glasses and china, in boxed sets j 5. luggage ! 6. hardware items � ` � �7, stationery , � ; ' -01 - � � ! _ ; . i , � � � � � � I i I _ { • � i ' _ " i , � . � i ( i -; . ,; � CITITEX , 305 East 9th Street, #408 ' Los Angeles, CA 90015 ' Tel: (213).629-4040 Fax: (213) 629-4094 ' continuation , FACADE IMP.ROVE�IENTS - a new design for the'facade improvements ' ' as een rawn.an will be submitted for your consideration as '- par�t of this review. � • SIGNS -.originally I requested to keep the existing pole sign. 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