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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1990/02/28 - Agenda Packet NO aTy"'OF j itANMG G'bP iM0NGA;; f j NI � ,O O . � +� ' .fLiT 1977 WSONESI?AY FEBRUARY 28,1990 7:00 p.rg A F .+' 'IdOsISPARK�®IRh3U'NFTSC CEtdri`EA 9161 BA;s `LIAB. 4 RANCHO cvcADaoxtiA,C:Aa r Ill L l'Iedge®t A1Jsgsi�e'' IL -Ron x "Cotlmissioner la'akesTey Qolnnssioner Mexiel Carrmissioner;Cfiitiea; Cbrrrn ssiQner.Tbtstoy'. (3amn ssinner.%binberger" HL Announcements IV. Approeac of Minutes ' Adjourned Meg`Ing of,Februsry 8�' 1990 February 14, 1990 :Cbnsent CaIendar The following 'Cansent "Ghl'endac-;`items are expected to be routine and nUn-controversial:. They will., ba acted on by the, x RIssion at one tirm without discussion. If. anyone has concern over any item, It"shotild.be remved for discussion r, ` A. VAC'.,ATIat OF A 1Z'HITICIN OF,LIBERTY -fir A request -to vacate a Vortioat;of.Liberty Street",%located west o€ Condor+ Avenue, approximately 10 feet wide and 180, .feet long Tentative Tract 1389$ -,APN: 261-251-51.° f, B. DISPQ.SITFON C2F :2.31 CAS Acros 00`�. I(�A'IF� AT ZED . IrMIRIPSr COEM C3F`:STH Smut ;:AMID S9 i AVBQt7& AM ZU7-541-69 i, Vl. Public Iaaring8 ; The following i±osrs are pibI is hearings ir.. W cir co tce.m indiyidua2's "rmy ice their �opirtion of the related``peolect:: Tease-unit=ta bc�`Te x°gnl'zed,by tine Chai;mm�and address the z tamiission by stetting,`your+ .Harr:+; and' ;address Ali such opinions shalt be• fliitted,ta S minutes per individual for each project Please sigh trt.after speaking. ' r i p �t 1Y' it a I� fi 1 ti t C,-,F1+iVIRt P1Y'AL- A39ES 1'' A14D PAAI� MP' 12854 STYLE Ha ­A-subdivision o ''19.€;;,net, acres of,.land.Anto one steel a a ;minder arcel in •'the •IAwI Residen, 'al.` P P District /E2 4,:dtielling, units ��per acre), 'located;on e' xms`t . suet, of Fast Avenue ;betwaer ;Qkgalpa St�redo and l( Victoria street -Akt- '"Zt,7-0S -i9 aW 22T=062 5;; 1, and . `74. r F.EV l3N AI+II3 � 'iRACI Its• TE€ACI''14121 HEICIAM 17EVEIDEM P The . design. :review;: o building eleYatiot� , detailed; site plan, and a i ed it for a previcius'�.,approved tract map. cans sting 'of 46, 'single- faunly ots on ' 9.:3 acres. o' land` in the Tov�-lN�diusi Y eid'A lal District 6-8 dr!O ing`units,per;•aere} .of the,, Victoria EIlanned•__Cmrmtiti, at. the , southwest; corner of Highland �Avenue six} M€ILi�•acatnc3,ken' A,yenue. APDt: 202 211 4S r � `' E. IVMIFICIATION,TD., 1'E€2TAII1t9EATP;`2EAViI1`f89 (d Mlb -A request to; nmdi y'Entertaimmnt Pet it 89-02:by adding'- tatent 'show -as ;an adoitiattal en�eritainrn nt� use for_a, �resuAkOnt located' at �10877 Foothill : �onlegard - AI?�1:. t08-382-10 t i F. 1TlAmai & .ASSF��Ad�ID-t7�llTitML tJSi .P10�liiT 90-03 -'MMSEEV. �UNDATION :HEAMH LAN � IBC'. -. -The request:to essabl,!Wa i d cal h0alth;ea acil.ity in ale ased,spaee i'vf 6,200, square feet- within .an existing office'park on :1.57 aei s of, ;latxi n .the Indust:ri$1' Park Dl`strIat-, '3ubarea 7- of the :.Indu'striaL;Speeif�ic I'lau,, located a 10197-Laurel Street -APN: �'208-352-14. G. EdVI M ASS SVM'AND CCIDITICNAL USE' ktAIT 90-02, - `BUSHEY.r�'Me request{.to establish an automotive'sales training canter ='in a leased space of '1,039"square feeR 1 •A within an existing office bulding.on 105'aeees.of land in; the•,haven Avenue Overlay District of• the Ind<istrkal. Sodeifid'Plan, located;-on the southeast= corner 'of. I3ave'n Avenue and Civic Center'Drive s ARld:' 208-622 35; '<< iy 11II. ��torra Rts I�. USE Dl?1INATI�T 90-01 - DD = A request'for the Planning CTomnission #o .determine�ca#tether a,convenience ,store lead use is aI owe as a;pernlSted or a eondi4i6nal7y,perrnit'ted use in the 'Foothill Eoulzvar �eEife Plan, "ll. ssiote �din at; APPDII�Il4kl M �. • � l`A YS IPC CUES . This ts,the'tim$ ana pIwe'' r the general p}ibIic to address; °the cmMiss,idn .Iterns ,to be..discussed here,are those uihicf da not aTrsady',avear'`orz thisigenda.', _ p C� c ;. f t �. 'Ad jBiiP�ffit ' " s t The Pldnnfing Comnzsston has.,adopted A%dministrative Regulations f that set an,it p m."' djourrsrgnt tuneIf'Itens.-go beyond .that time, 'they shalt; be heard only' evith ;the ,cgnsent of the' Can ission. i 4, 1 x 1� s� ;t d .r a r t f *< ai 1 i �lNl- a.f go Im rh I IN t1 11 + ,'M4.I1 t I - IL w dy` ✓ : `� `. k . : Suhoprb�-df ri i Kaao50 Al - /mrasAsti 0,.0 ,n i t CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA STAFF DEPORT _ 1 DATE: February M 1990 TO: Chairman and Members of the Planning Cohmission FROM: Siiintu Bose. Oeputj►' ity Engineer BY: Niilie Yalbuena,.Asristant CiviT,Cngineer SUBJECT: vACATION .DF A ROi3TY0E! iDF LIBERTY 'STREET, - A request to' Vacate a portion o e• ree +vest of_London Avenue, approximately .18 feet wide, ao: ,130 feet long =",Tentative' Tract Na. 13898 (APN 201-251-5I} 'F 1. BACKGROUND/ANALYSISt On April 12, .1989,'the'111anninc`;Co►nnission adopted 'Resolutior, Noa 84-44 19 and approved, Tentative Tri t:Map W 13898. As :a result, of the ,plan check process, it.was determine that the centerlind ,O-Lib .ert Street is S` needed to be'realighed`northerly' to align'with tie'centeriihe of.;Liberty Street easterly of,London Avenue. Therefore ardrtion oP'l,iberty' Street - a5 . shown on the attached exhibit, .will. need , be vacated prior' to'°. recordation of theT final map. The subjet.t street rig4t-of-way vacation Is approximately .10 feet wide and 130 feet long and is located. west of-London Avenue.' The vacation i;s.' consistent.with the General. Mtn -and the Develoosrent Code. The portion of Liberty Street proposed for vacati.Jon is not'presently.needed, and will not. be needed in 'the future for street use. I'I. FECOMENDATION: Staff recommends that the Planning ConmifssioO make: the finding that the ;._ street vacation 'conforms with. the General Plan. This finding will be , forwarded to the_`City.Councilffor further processing and final approval. . Respectfullypsubmitted, Shintu Bose Deputy City Engineer F SB•Nv:sjm Attachment: Exhibit' "A" 1FF/ f• J �1 :I:TEF9 A ICI .v ' y�.�6,�'doe�``��..:�, Pr�R-�-aasy o>� �eg��-c•� ��er � �`, a�raazs�.r..a,•�•®. _ uomzli• rtus�x '7°Yl...""'�+'.,S.w"': tR i Ira pp ��•� as ti��aZ'- Ae ti Out US= 164, 'of. � 1 stir=Yyt wa 1iLOCHIOf4i,i, ®TI4L[T �1 5( �y- V1 BuIV4& VA="%: LISS OS 0 34/396 ,� 0 NG�®� 1 " tl . Re15 a ` peT0lst 44 , adE!°34 � OF S i to:.`�i� tAew sa s-f I& ,sew d 10 I ssver7l ® . .0 7 JL. k CITTOF RANCHO CUCAMOPJGA' STAFF RE PORT _ T DATE: February m' 1990'< TO Chairman and Member the Planning .Cemmi'slcn, P FROM: Duane A: Hakek, Senior.Administrative Assisi;7' SUBJECT: DISPOSITION OF 2.31 GAOSS }1CRES`OF'LAND 'OCATib Txs NOAT S2 ccong OF'STH.`STFtEET'AND BASER AVENUE - APN 207-541-60 k I. BACKGROUND ti In:Octobar of 198.7, the city C�uneil +icted,to surplus the property located at '8th and Baker." A lirovisiorr o£their decipVc�was to,have.the:Planning r staff develop a list of.uses in.conjungtion'Viih•the residents of the area '7 limiting,'how'the.,property 'could..be sdevslop®d. Tkiat, list`of ':u9es was' developed and is`,a evbeet of the conditionally approved uses-for that zone: ''. The permitted use .aid: d custom manufacturing light manufacturing - research"9ervicea automotiv,I/light truck repair-ininor j`• - building contractors' offices. - i - building maintenance uarvicee building and light equipment supplies acid sales bnsinmsa:supply retail Bales'and 4Rrvicee - businesam pport services eating and drinking establishments; - repair services - administrative civie services r�. i EPR B DISPOSITION OF $AOPRM A°E 8T8°ibND^$�'Shtt _85RUARY 23,"1990 ! PAG$ 2 a• - I The.conditonal• uses ;�r�s ',� . - administrative.;and,offce pro fesaioaai/deagn.meivices - public-otoraga - aninaL care automotive service station convenience salea and s'erv, ffnanciai,. inearance and real estate servicr..e ' - food a0d',beverage sales -:medical(health care;servicea - personal`nervices - public assembly % -.autoanotiye/truck"repair-major: Ii. ANALYSIS ',Because the uoew for which this,;propnrty will,be cold ar®&`=subset:;of the„ permitted 'ai?d conditional uses..'i_Oe:this `zone, "this.;;disposition o£; this; property is in conforcttarqe with the Genera i Man.. Based' on this information it is' reecammended`that; e,th Planning.•commission 'adopts' the attached resolution, f3ridSng that thedibposition of the, property at;8th' and Baker".Jts in ccnfornanco with th¢i Genarai plan. III. R$COMMENDATION. It :is recommended that the P3anninq "Commisaian approve ,the"'atta'ched 'resoluticn-finding 'that.:the di$position of title te,`:tke prope`rty.at! 8tt .,, and taker is in conformance with thS General;plan: Respectfully submitted,, k Cal r Duane A. Sakti Senior Administrative Assistant DAHJeaf ` 9A-A68 Attachments RESOLUTION NO. A RESOLUTION :OF THE PLANNING COMIMISSION OF THE .CITY OF ` RANCHO CUCAMONGA;.' CALIFORNIA, FINDING i` THAT A 'OROPOS€D DISPOSITION OF-FEE TITLE TO A CERTAIN PROP.ERTYLOCATED AT THE 'NORTHWEST CORNER OF STH STREET. AND`BAKER MENUE'IS IN CONFORMANCE WITH THE GENERAL PLAN, MD,MAKING FINDINGS IN SUPPORT THEREOF - 'APN: 207-541-60 A. Recitals (i) California, Government Code Section 65402(a) provides, in pertinent part, as follows: "(a) If a general plan or part thereof has been adopted, no real property shall be'acquired . (or) :disposed :of, , if the adopted general plan or part thereof applies. thereto, until the'locatfdn, purpose and extent'of such acquisition or disposition, .` has been su5mitted to and reported upon' by the planing agency as to conformity with said adopted general pfan or part the,reo'f " (ii) The City of Rancho Cucamonga proposes to dispose.of fee title to those certain parcels of real property described in Exhibits "A!' an;i "B", attached hereto, and incorporated'herein by thiLt-'reference, (iii) This Commission has reviewed the location, purpose, and extent of the proposed actions onformity heretofore described at to the �: of said actions with the General Plan of the City,of Rancho Cucamonga." B. 'Resolution NOW, THEREFORE, be it found, determined and resoived,,as follows-. i. In all respects as; set forth in the Recitals, Part A of this Resolution. 2. This Commission hereby finds that the"-actions described 'in this Resolution proposed to be taken by the Ci*y of Rancho Cucamonga ("said proposed actions" hereinafter) conform to the 'General Plan of the City Of Rancho Cucamonga. 3. This Commission hereby finds that said proposed actions are categorically exempt from environmental review . under .the California Environmental Quality Act of 1970„.,as amended, ;pursuant to the provisions of Section 15312;of Division 6 `Of Titl6L 14 of the California Administrative Code. 4. This Resolution shall constitute the report with respect to { said proposed actions required to°be rendered under Gove- i en, "jde Section ti 65402(a). PcANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION,NO., , PROPOSED DISPOSITION.Of FEE 7I�LE 8TH STREET.&:BAKER AVENUE , 4 �February.28,:1900 = r Page 2, i :+ 5.,. The Secretaryof thisCommission<Shall rf (a"} Certify ta.t) adoption of this Resolution; and (b) Forthwith transmit "e copy,of'this Resolution to the Counsil•of the City of Rancho Cucamonga APPROVED AND ADOPTED THIS 28TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1990o° PLANNING COMMISSION OF,THE CITY OF RANCHO:CUCAMONGA BY: Larry T.,McNiel, Chairman_ ATTEST: % Brad Buller, Secretary, s^ Y, Brad Buller, Sect1 ary of the Planning Commission,of the, pity of-Rancho Cucamonga, do hereby certif' • that the ; foregoing Reto, uU 10n`*as ;duly.,'andff regularly introduced, passed, and"<adopt ,d by thA Plam;inq .Cnt�eni5siup ;af and City of Rancho Cucamgr_ea.•,...at.a regular,meeting of the Planning,Commission held on the 28th day,of February, .1990, by the`followiog vote tq-wit: r' AYES: C 14mr'S SIONERSz NOES: COMM SSIOAERS ABSENT: COMMISSIONERS, r� ] tf t yl i,I i EBHZBIT A 3 .;" The property is 2.31 gross acres"located on the northwest corner of 8th Streetc and Baker Avenue In, the City"'of Rancho Cucamonga in San_Herriardino 'County,: california. Land is described as followaz Lot 30, Cucamonga.Fruit'Lands;-lying south of"that portion conveyed to Atchison,!" Topeka and Santa Fa Railroad.Companies, formerly ,the San Bernardino and Los Angeles Rail'r�ad Company, .in SectioA:�, Townehip�i l "lout a, �� Aftge' 7 west, San Bernardino Base and Meridian in the City of Rancho "Cucamonga4�In the County of San Bernardino, ,State of California, as per plat seccrded in;boi;k 4 of Maps, page: 9, records of said County. Excepting the interest in said property as conveyed to San Bernardino an&Los Angeles xailroa�t".CoQpanies," (aka,Sante Pe'Railroad) referred tordeed'racorded June 2, 1'887; in. book`17, page 479, of Deeds. tr: 4 d }Y rl tl � t i �VI po ?root No 9446.M 8 13,/6;-65 Fa .�t::;w;_ To.:ca"Ufc 15013 .53 1 •. -• - _ _ ��--stair•-- f � j©to ieitc 6ta 08,®a Ews aw Gas asp ems" gm ®ts on F9a� r�Ci.t O�.1C9so Gn•Ciw CuAs (dot OO® on eir Uw ato �o CDs, W Oa•M•t IYC Ntst H f#tf11 G r 8-87-331 ump n.n LIs,R71g ®anr�mo Cr.w� . c Off`�ja ®NGA rrik ,.31h/Baker' Cite ?rU=U ION •��6dl.��na t tJf: SCALM NTS IEUM f 15 CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA STAFF REPORT DATE: February 28, 1990` TO: Chairman and Members of the Planning Commission FRQ4: Barrye R. Nanson,' Senior Civil Engineer BY: Barbara Krall, Assistant Civil Engineer SLIBJECT: ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT AND TENTATIVE PARCEL MAP 12854`- STYLE MOMES - A,sub - son of, 19.3 net acres of ]And Into 1, parce anc a� rem-Onder parcel in the Low Residential Development District (2-4 du'.s/ac), located on the west side of East Avenue, between; Catalpa Street and Victoria Street (APN 227-051-19 and 1 227-061-57, 73'And 74) I. PROJECT AND SITE DESCRIPTION: A. Action Requested: Approval of the proposed Tentative Parcel Map as shown on x i Requested:,, 8. Parcel Size: AIRk Parcel 1 0,5 acres (23,087 S.F.) Remainder parcel 19.3 acres T9 $acres C. Existing 'ZAing;' Low Residential District D. Surrounding Land Use: North - Single am y homes South -Single family homes East -Vacant and single;family homes under construction West -Vacant E. Surrounding General Plan and Development Code Designations: North -LOW Residential District South -Lome Residential District (2-4 DUiAC) East -Low Residential District (2-4 OU/AC) Nest -Very Low Residential District (1-2 DU/AC) F. Site Characteristics: The property. contains .a iield of Christmas trees and. a single family residence located at the northeast .corner facing East {; Avenue. The lot ,siopes 'gently from north to south.;` a ITEM C PLANNING COMISSION STAFF !REPORT TPM 12854 - STYLE HOMES FEBRUARY 28, I990 PAGE 2 11. ANALYSIS: The Purpose of this tentative Parcel Map is to separate the property containing the existing single family residence from the remainder portion. Public Improvements for Parcel along the frontage of East Avenue are to be constructed as a part of this parcel map. These improvements include eliminating the current permanent access to parcel 1 from East Avenue.. Temporary access for Parcel t will be provided from East Avenue through the remainder parcel. Upon development of the remainder parcel-, permanent access to Parcel 1 will be provided' through an internal street. One possible layout for the development of the remainder parcel is shown as Exhibit "Cu. III. ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW: The applicant completed Part I- of the Initial study, 5 a con ucted a field investigation and completed Part II cif the Initial Study. No adverse impacts upon the environment are anticipated as a result of this project. Thnrefore ,issuance of Negative Declaration is appropriate. IV. CORRESPONDENCE. Notices of Public hearing have been sent to surrounding property owners and placed in the Daily Report Newspaper. Posting at the site has also been completed. V. RECOMMENDATION: It is recommended that the Planning Commission consider all UpUt lements of the Tentative Parcel Map 12854. If after such consideration, the Commission, can recommend approval, then the adoption of the attached Resolution and issuance of a Negative Declaration would be appropriate. Respectfully submitted, BarryeR.Hanson Senior Civil Engineer SRh:BK:sjm Attachments:: Vicinity Map (Exhibit "A") Tentative Map (Exhibit "B"'I Conceptual blaster Plan (Exhibit 'V) Resolution and Recommended Conditions of Approval I 111/. o' s s is :• s: � lliiAfit�/i =i�a s:o�i air' At �!11� ®AAIAI: lA U uw��el i..�_.�.�-'..ems- - _ -.-.•�-a+ ... _ �< `�_•" r} " �. -. tee, _ .ta::-t. ..� 'fir' q • _J �s@. ��.. Clay./ 1p cm OF m AWEL MAP 2' SY RANCHO cumm,ONGAN ��E r _ 1 s e 0 ov9 Ole �.I CrrY c r `d � 11 s e � ® e OF REL .PAR&IL. P 0ANC C n ,;al �F RESOLUTION NO. X RESOLUTION OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, CONDITIONAI: Y APPROVING iENTATiVE .PARCEL ;M0 :NUMBER 12854 LOCATED ON THE"WEST SIDE OF LEAST AVENUE, BETWEEN CATALPA 'STREET AND VICTORIA STREET, AND MAKING FINDINGS IN SUPPORT; THEREOF, - APN"227-051-19.AND 227461657, 73 AND 74 ; WHEREAS, Tentative Parcel Map Number 12854, submitted by Style Homes, applicant, for the pUrpose_of subdividing into 1 ;parcel and a'.remainder parcel, the real property situated in the City of Rancho .CUcamonga.,:County,of San .Bernardino, State of; California, -;identified aS APN(w); 227-051-19 and 227-061-57, 73 and, 74, located ;on the' west side of East .A between Catalpa Street and Victoria Street; and S I f WHEREAS; on Febrp�a y 28, 1996, the Planning 'Commi'ssi,on held a,:duly advertised public heriny for,.the above-described NOW,; THEREFORE, THE RANCHO, CUCAMONGA PLANNING: COMMISSIOM RESOLVED AS I FOLLOWS: 5ECTi0N Iv That the following frndings' have been�.made `. 1. That the map is con!istent,with, the General Play. 2. That the im rovemant of the d' p propose, ,.Subdivi.sion Ts consistent With the General- Plan. 3. That the site is physically ;suitable for the ''pro !�osed deve;lapmenr - 4.. That ttie proposed subdiVisiom and' improvements will. not cause substantial environmental, damaae,or�pubil"2 health'.'" blems or have advarse affects+on abuttin g property. SECTION 2s This Commission finds: and 'certifies that the project has. been reviewed and considered in compliance with the California. Environmentai„ Quality Act <of 1970 and, further,. this. Commission hereb;� is ,sues a Plegat al Declaration.' SECTION 3: That Tentative Parcel Piap 'No. 12854'1s' hereby approved ubject to the attached Standard Conditions and <the following Special Conditions: 1. An in-lieu fee as contribution to the future undergrounding'of. the existing overhead utilities (telecommum cation . and electriCAIi on thei opposite side of East hen4e"shall..>tie fiaid to . the City. The fee' shallf.,be one-half the M ty adopted unit amount times `the length of each 'parcel frontage to be paid.'as . follows• PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTIOW NO. TENTATIVE PARCEL: MAP;.12854 - STYLE HOMES FEBRUARY 28, 1490 PAGE 2 a. Parr-1 I prior to approval of the Final Parcel Map. b. Remainder parcel prior to future 'subdivislfln or development. 2.. -The developer shall .dedicate to the City all building rights an the remai►tder parcel until suchtime as the property s'.rurtfiQr' subdivided. 3. ` A temporary paved access and related easement shall be; provided, , for ingress and egress to parcel '1 from East Avenue through the remainder parcel. -This,-. easement is to 'remain i►i effect until further subdivision of the` remainder parcel provides access to parcel 12 'frdm an interior street. Also, `remove-.the existing ;on- site driveway. 4. Upon the d'7velowent of the remainder parcel, the ;developer shall. ,provid- interior street access to pa"reel 1. S. Compliance with the Etiwanda/Sans'Sevaine Area Drainage Policy shall be as followsi a. Parcel 1 Pay,fees prior to recordation_of the Parcel Map.' b. Remainder Farcei- Construct :facilities and(or pay fees upon future subdivision, or development. APPROVED AND ADDPTCD THIS'28 DAY OF FEBRUARY 1990. PLANNING COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAM NGA BY. Larry T. M;,Niei, Chairman' ATTEST; Brad Buller; Secretary r I, Brad Buller, Secretary of the Planning Commission of the City, of,'Rancho Cucamonga, do hereby, certify that, the"fpregoing Resolution was 'duly and {' regularly introduced, passed, and adopted by the Planning CpmmiWon' of. the City of Rancho Cucamonga, at a reguTar, meeting of the.Planning Commission "held on the 28th day of February, 1990, by the following vote-to-wit:`. ` AYES: COMMISSIONERS: ' f NOES: COMMISSIONERS y' t { ABSENT: COMMISSIONERS i l 1 4 { 1 e `r 02 N.. \�$, w eM IA I AI `d i.�� ewe �� � w",. �� •'� �� 3-.� Via• _ g ga rg !ie =i,� tl � � Via. t b �� Y 1sa Zia� yy b lf` ram• W ii � 4l w 'gyp bQ ■ Ak d ale Y. w yds � m pS wf� pT� 1101d N O 6 t err c6i� M6;Gp �� �`t� 90�Y Z j w v Oo� t a. O.y9O L.pr 3 tl ~Y 0yy GL OYQ �G� y pp n'e3 bq pp nn M Cp r n pp OO yy � 4� 1I O yyO u•�q � y N Y ' $ _ � gg79� 7�gxyip,� r La d N�GYO vy. p�V � b y N; L C .� � w fS~ 91 V� V Ze e o tl yy e 8 JJy �yj ccSCyp� t• et r .Ay . « 0C p Ir �p +OY�*a 4� ,�y.f ii p► Ap�gy `�tl`Jp ►G�Cy �� tl�.y .C� • rY0 �$04 6o r0.6 .r�G GIIY �. A O i ol CITY 4F RAP; HO CUCAMONGA TAFF REPORT -7 DATE: February 28,; 1990 T0: Chairman and Members of the Planning Commission ' FROM: Brad BulIer . City Planner BY: Brett Horner, Associate Planner SUBJECT: DESIGN 'REVIEW AND AMENDED TRACT MAP FOR TRACT 14121 RHOADES :DEVELOPMENT -, ; he design review -of." bpitdin elevations,"; detailed site plan' and amended `map for a previously approved tract map. consisting of 46 single family lots on 9.3 acresl of land -'in the Low Medium, Residential 'District(4-$ dwelling units per acre) of the., Victoria Planned_ ';Community, located -at the southwest corner of Highiand'Avenue.and M liiken.Avenue' APN:'202= 211-48. I., PROJECT AND SITE DESCRIPTION. A. Action Requested. Approval of building ele,,�ations,; site plan, and conceptual grading, conceptual landscape plan,.;and amended tro,'c map.' B." Pradect DensiZX-. 4.95'dWelling units per sere. C. Surrounding land Ilse and Zoning: . North - Vacant; ;.ow-Medium Residential (4-$ dwell ing ,units per acre) ``. South Single, Familyr Residential; LoW=Medium (4.=$ dwelling units per acre) within the Victoria Planned Community (Tentative Tract'13722),. East - Vacant; Neighborhood Commercial Center wthin.the Victoria Planned;Community West 5ingIe Fa;niIy Residential;,_Low Medium (4=$ dwel-ling` units per acre) within the'Victora Planned Commun Tentative Trac t D. General Plan Designations: Project,Site - `Low-Medium-Residential North Low-Medium, Residential (4-8 dwelling units p^r r acre),; South Medium Residential ($44 dwelling units per,'acre) East..- Mediumv'Residential _(t 14 dwelling units"per acre) West Medium Residential ($-14 ,dwelling units per acre) ITEp!.D PLANNING COMMISSION,STAFF REPORT DR TRACT 1412I - RHOADES DEVELOPMENT February 28,`1990, Page 2 fr' E. . Site Characteris`tii:s:- The site, a former vineyard,. is currently ;vacant<�Na'nd void, of any. significant land forms. Streets, curbs, .an41 d gutters" have beers constructed on the streets which sur_rou, -t`he site: - 1, II. ANALYSIS- _ A. General: Tentative( Trglct 14321 waS approved on August 23, 1984 for the subdiv isT'4i, 4T'44 lots: _.However, in order' to comply with ,the •requ�`red`si)deyard'"sex ac s�'9f 5, feet an on either side and 1'o fE�aetfminimum eomE-fnedl;, one lot had to be deleted; Therefore, ii 'conjunctionwjth this Design Review application, the appl�c �t ;,is' se eking;,a'pproval. of an amended tract map which wall netete''one 'lot as'well .as adjust several lot lines. B. Analysis: Tentative Tract 1412I is the first=�>tract in the victoria Planned Community to bedeveloped `under: the new standards adopted-by the Planning Commission and City Council . ' in May '1988. The Design Review` applicat4on, as originally "submitted, met, all of the ne}'vy� standards except, 'for the. required combined,sideyard setbac of 15 feet. i In, order :to compTy with th ? requirement the. 'applicant suggested, ; and the Design `Review' Committee recommended approval of, the'- deletion of:-one lot. I'n addi'tion, the Committee determined, that the proposed Plan 2 home was an innovative^`product because it includes an enclosed tandem garage space and a "pull:-through" garage door•which"provides access to 'the rear yard: Thus,, lots with Plan 2 homes could be (approved •with a combined sideyard setback of' 10 feet,,, rather than the required 15 feet. As it. is currentiydesigned, IO of the i46 lots do not o-f. `the required combined yideyard Setback of''IS feet;"However, the applicant has providetl 17" of the innovative 'Plan 2 homes, each of which has a tandem space and "pull-through" garage door to access the rear yard. . The Design Review•Committee recommended approval of the proposal at `its.January 4, �990 meeting.• �I C. Freeway Noise Barrier Wall: Since the project harder"s the". future Foothill Freeway right-oi-way,, an acoustical barrier rs required along the,project's north property l•ine.� Preliminary, noise studies indicate. that the wa1T wll1 need to he 15. fe'et in height as •measured from the top of slope behind Lots 94Y 18. Precise details of the wall desi giv and construction have h 4 PLANNIV COMMISSION STAFF REPORT OR TRACT 14I21 - RWADES DEVELOPMENT ' February 28,`:1990 Page,'3 not: been completed yet but will be available once the final acoustical analysis is,suhmitted. Planning Condition No. 4 of the Resolution of Approval requires Design'_ Review Committee approval,of the wall design prior to the issuance of building permits. The '` Commission may recall that 'there were _ discussions a out having the sound attenuation wall located within the Cal->'�ans right-of-way adjacent to the freeway, grade and having ;,he typical 6 foot high Victoria theme wall at the property link to the rear of Lots 9-19. Unfortuna walI this option does-no' appear to be viable after investigations revealed many complar"at 'ons with coordinating construction of the wall with Cal-Tre~vis. Further details will be provided for ' the Commissiop's c''n�deration"af tonight's meeting. 0. Design Review Comri �ttoe: , The CommiiLee f_McNiel, Glakesley, Zr—olt-1.11 reviewed i r pr4posal 'on Decem ;ber.21, L89`and again on January 4, 1996"'`',�nd;.re commended'approval 'Subject to the following 'condition: 1 The Committee recommended that the applicant not revise the unit mix as;proposed. The number. of Plan 2 :lots the innovative float pl:an) .should equal or ;exceed the '.number of' lots, with less than the.required l5 feet of sideyard. :The architectural revisions were acceptable. Staff Count: The revised site plan depicts that the 'number of Plan Z homes exceeds;-the number o7f10ts with-less than the required 15 feet of sideyard. III. FACTS FOR' FINDINGS: ;This project is consistent with the Victoria Planned Community and the General 'Plan. The project wili not be detrimental to adjacent ' properties, or cause significant environmental impac,tsr.l. In ;addition, the proposed use, together with the recommended Conditions of Approval, are in compliance with the applicable provisions of-thrivictoria Planned;Community, the Develnpment Code and City Standards. IV. CORRESPONDENCE: Because this is an amended map,. it has been advertised as a public hearing in The Daily Report newspaper, the property posted, and notices were 'sent to ail property owners within 300 feet of the project site. V. RECOMMENDATION: Staff recommends that the Planning ;Commission approve the .Design Review :and Amended Tract Map *for' Tentative Tract.14121 through,, adoption Of the attached .Resolution. , PLANNING COMMISSION STAFF REPORT DR TRACT 14121 - RNOADFS 'DEVELOPMENT February 28, 1990 ;u Page 4 Respe y Sub , Bra Bul ) ?� �City ner ;, BB:BH:js Attachments: Exhibit ' - Location Map Exhibit."B" - Ame`t`,ed Tentati4e TrAct Map Exhtbit "C" -.Site'Plan Exhibit IT, Landscape Plan Exhibit "E" - Building Elevations ` Resolution of Approval with Conditions ,s 'I I I i f Kati : 1� w 0 ,r�tt �IiS� 1\\'llUrrr�r, �Ili�� 1E`�'_ Itl nin fllp 9 �tINU��P�Sa � .. 1i\=S�:�cta i7�a nn ttn lout Lunen itin�.tl it3 nu:ia� WN e ® a1 p t/ J• �� NtCNIAND _) AVENGE vop • ; soh 5 e 1 + *uo�'' s v „• — _ r _ermis arcT� A ARP:...•„ LT � 'I >r- . �•:,yam' ss�, / � m_ � _�, �` ,e r ^' rLP (r .S1•g a Cl" OF, RAINCHO ICUCAPvgt)PdI,A I 'P'�• 1 1 � PLANNING: DIMION ' !T't,� : 1ENUM 71 r'.�r400 EM[Orr- b SCALE: 1i � } i UND vaea wr '�: � . �' Mr+... 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Rhoades -,Development has filed- an. application 'in .the Design, Review and amended tract map for friict .No. 14121 as described in the tstle.,of this. Resolution. Ht,kEinafter, .the subject Design Review request is .referred to as "the application!% (ii� On ,February 28, ig90, the Planning Commission of the City%of Rancho Cucdwnga held a duly public, noticed meeting to consider G he application:' (ii ). All -legal prerequisites prior, to . the .adoption' of this Resolution have occurred., x B. Resolution. ' NOW, THEREFORE, it is hereby, ;found, determined ;Ind_ resolved by the Planning Commission of the;Ci.ty-cf Rancho,Cucamonga as'follows: 1. ' This Commission .'hereby specifically finds ,that all of.tne facts set forth in the 'Recitals;%-,Part A, of this :Resolt!tion are, true- and correct. 2, Based upon substantial evidence' ppesente.f' to this Commission during the above-referencetl meeting on-February 28,'1990, including written and oral staff reports, this Commission hereby specifically finds as follows: •. , a,. That: ,the proposed project is, consistent ;W#h the objectives of the General :Plan; and b. Pat the proposed design, is in accord kith the objectives of the Development %,`ode and the rpo. 4� ses of the district „6 Which the site=is located; and c.. That the proposed design is in comp iiance'with`esch of'the applicable provisions of the Development'Code; 1r r i d.. That the proposed design,; togetfi with the conditions applicable 'thereto,' rii1l not,,be detririien�`at toy. the''publie health; safety,: o;^ � welfare, or, materially injurious to proper ies, ,,or improvements in the . ` vicinity. j PLANNI'"5'COMMISSION"RESd6TION,NO; 0 TRACT 14121 - ,RkiOADE!=DEVELOPMENT February 28,,1990 ; Pago: 3. This Commission hereby finds that, with respect to the design review' application,, the environmental effects of this project are similar enough to the ,environmental effects identified `<X.Tract,14.121, .for which a Negative Declaration' was; 'granted-on,''August 23, `1989; therefore, this tt, Commission finds that this previously- prepared_.Negative Declaration will ;`dequately .cover this prkiject. Further, with.respect;to the amended' map; `this Commission ,hereby finds-:and 'determines'.that the project identified above:' in this. Resolution i_s '�categoricall y ,exempt from.-the requirements of 'the California Environmenial :Quality:Act' of I970, ras.amended; and the 'Guidelines promulgated thereunder pursuant.to Seati;on 15305- of Division 6 of Title 14 of the',California Code by, Regulati`ons., 4. Based': upon the findings. and concli(siont set, =forth in paragraphs,T and '2 above; this.' Commission''hereby,.ap' roves the application Subject to each and "every condition set fort; below "and in the attached Standard Conditions, a ttached hereto'. and incorporated wherein• by ;this reference. . Planning Division: 1) AiT conditions of Resolution No 39=112 approving' Tentative Tract -14121 shall apply,"' except for Planning ;Divis.ion conditions No: 4 "oind 7 ;which. shall become null and.vo.id. _ 2) A final =.acoustical report shall. be submitted for review and approval by the City Planner prior to the issuance of ,'building permits. The report.. shall identify,m`tigation measures whcri shall be incorporated into the' final' site ;plans,, wall plans, and construe'ti'om docWne_jits. 3) To'mitigate:sign ;ficant 'adverse noise impacts from the' proposed freeway, the applicant shall_ construct ;a sound attenuation`wall along theinort'j property line of .Lots 'g-18 pr, or to the issuance of: final occupancy. release. The wai l shall be' constructed in accordance with the, requirement of the finalacousticai study. 4) The perimeter wall along Highland Avenue, adjacent ''; to the future freeway snail be consistent w.itf�Ithe, A' approved wall design for. Highland 'Avenue ono the" Victoria ;Planned Comminity theme wal- , to the.: extent' feasible, AM shall- be.. .r.-eviewed and approved by the Desi6iW Review •Committee priora, 0. issuance of any building",permits fors this tract.: r PLANNING;Cot4MISSION RESOLUTION N0. DR TR'ACT`14121 = RHOADES DEVELOPMENT Fd'bruary 28;;`1990 r ` Page 3 a+ Landscape" naintenance easements will"be. required " where the pe :meter wall encroaches onto private, lots and are to:be dedicated on then Final 'Map:, Final"plotting.of. a,11 wa11s. and locations of,al`1 landscape ;easements 'are to be determined prior to recordation of the Final;Map.'"` 5) The developer,s,hali. provide each prospective buyer with written notice of the p�tential:Fourth Street Rock Cru'sier project :n a standard format as determi�ed;;by"the City Planner.: rior to accepting,. a"depos%t an any property. 6) ' The`de'sigrV of,the sideyard Malls (including gates) shall be of 'a permanent.'decorative material., The final design. b t he wall-. �shal be. submitted for review and ova! by the'=City Planne,. 7) All', single, facniiy residenti"al'"develepments <with more than' two. =models, shall:, W required , to landscape'at least are half of ''the "models"entirely with "water. ,saving' landscaping. and 1rr�gat on. Each ""water, saving" model home shall t.oniain exclusively low water- use plant, material-, "low flow irrigation systers, and "appropriate signs "and Information' .for 'prospective home buyers in accordance` with Rancho Cucamonga Municipal Code Section 14.16.070. 8) he two emergency, vei,:t3a_..access points "at. the southern end of, each culyde-sac.` shall be constructed to the standards of,. and approved- by the'Rancho Cucamonga Fire_Protection District. Engineering Division: 1) It ,appears that the toe bf the slope on Kenyon way is encroaching on the limited use area. Slopes or any` ,obstructions -that 'could restrict. the.` view within the limited use area shall be-corrected as approved by the City Engineer. 2) An amended' final map shall 'be approved by City Council prior to the, issuance of building permits." 4. The Secretary to this Comnission.shall' certify-to the adoption ail or' this Resolution, .III i PLANNING COMMItSION RESOLOTION NO.: DR TRACT I4121< RNQ%IGES DEVELOPMENT February 28; 199.0 Page 4 APPROVED `AND ADOPTED.THIS: 28 OAV OF ,FEB' ARY, 199G� r PLANNING COMMISSIQN.OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA BY: Larry,T. McNiel,,Cha�r,marr . .4 ATTEST: Brad Buller, Secretary ; I, Brad .B'uller, Secretary':of the Planning Commission of the,'City of.Renc.ho Cucamonga, do lteretiy. .certify .that :the. foregoin�, Resolution 1wals duly and regularly, introduced, passed, and fidopted by the Planning Commission of the City of, Rancho Cucamonga,'at a regui'a'r meeting of the Planning .Commission held on the 28th day of February 1990, by the ;fgllowi;ng vote-to-wit:; AYES: COMMISSIONERS`: ytj NOES: COMMISSIONERS: ' ABSEhi: COMMISSIONER&& 1. r i[ 11 't lit', Ii i ESIR SH ao oy' - `oAo oC $ Za tl�4_MNap�.V apWjq�.: 'Mp«•' Mqq a,p�til., YF��n�� T ,. q$�4 �y 9 mot ` it so ie",s sue.$` "g�.•w $��''� �Q� ((77 f6C 6g ■ ! y$$j Yy iY qQ }y qp v` d..tl yMA q9 ai� S',�'r LU b V �iG y Q' ap m V �R d f O MV.r$ ��` w•Y � Y �+ A u A _ tj ob 21 V o vim ff d 2 •_ C ga t " TWO .,•Y _y a SE $OJ gH @ p9® _tl� ..�•g Q0. 00 ._:p�ggr� •MSS ® Y}..• .w^p6^Lq R i�6• q6 �_ -� �® �y$Wbgq �q6� �p sp �9N gq ` q.y�ps$.[h w 0p tlYtl • Q q�:OO�y'. ��. .IDq :iY• q `�3"1TL9 . 3 O L.p� `.l( �q �..s r� �w��ngpS pLL' y�.~c:�`�®s®� ��� � li•.o0 aas e` , � E O ft.! �» �tl�bf0 »A Y�O V aj ® •g 'Oq Y4G RI V L R® v " RRRC �»»• � N a g � p• �v��1•i Y �p,��® �.�� aas alzg . 9�',me �`;•�� s PEI � dY C v•Y i "* �. e P • A " tl.S tll 6 6 Le g•- a ^» v TL am Z335 i a®•• p i �r Y qs Pam® I � "a � .s • P � ` Asia � � •�.E.tl •p g ® �Mr Y �op • � Nd0 Sid ed® as, RX If �C4 ' 3 _�4uy Oyq SON:w C It. �.i .wyg1. 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Chairman and, Members of the Planning Co fission FROM: Brad Buller, City Planner n BY Anna-Lisa Hernandez, Planning Aide SUBJECT: MODIFICATION TO ENTERTAINMENT PERMIt 84 02 -11POLO GROUNDS A:irequest,to modify Entertainment Permit l?9-02 by adding i�ie,it s!Aws as .an additional entertainment use for,a res°aiirant' located at I1877 Foa;-iEl7 5oulevard -.'AR 208-882-IO I, BACKGROUND: ::A r-whine monthly revt,tw of the applicant's Calendar Of Events indicAed that 'Star Quest, Talent Competition has been added as an entertainment use,\ which necessitated this ' modification (See Exhibit '"B'AWL II. PROPOSED MODIFICATION.`.^ The 'previously.approved--'ntertalnme4t uses for 'Polo Grounds include disc jnckQs do ne liYe vocal§ and dancing CEP St 01), and Tive comedy acts entertainmopt.,concerts and live jazz (EP. 89-02). The applicant is. propo�s�iia—'`n d4d. talent shows I.Aich;will encompass lip Syncing, dancin ,;:�d,fans and magicians, The contestants will compete for_cashand prizes. '1-1 Since the applicant,has Complied Witti all tii� require,m nt�;;from the Planning Division I and the Foothill Fire District , and'the;e have not been any law , enforcement problems .in\recent ;nonths according to the Sheriff's Oeparment, staff believes that,add'ing the talent shows.,as an entertainment use will ,not, 1i detrimental to^the suredupding aN'ds. Staff W..fii_ cantinue to`'mon1tor tltie � entertainment use through the month* review .of the; applicant's Calendar Of Events, ; to ensure compliance with the City's Entertainment Ordinance.' `4 � t,�.: �J 71,f PL NNINGM1 COMMISSIOPI STAFF ,REP E}I2T' _ EP 89-02 MODIFICATION -'POLO GR9UND5 4� February 28,,.1990 Page 2 4+ ,q III. RECOMMENDATION. Staff recommends }k,nt: ti Planning CarmMiss1or, . approye�the proposed mode ication'_ by eXpanding°the'.enttrtaimen ' use to allow`talert shows, through the*adoption of,the attached �:esolution, t Rayitl 7 ;S mi t - d8 r f Cit l-anner' B$.AHt�fi. r u AttacSments:, Exhibit,"a" - E+ntErtainment P rmat A pjic +on ExR�' gt -NJ It = Caiendar.af Events `Exhibit "C" CettE�. from `Appt�.cant ' Resolution of Appra�tal': .' r z f, i. ++ _ ` f 3- r R 7 li l, 4j tEC , .. ^t y � s t� r ;n ew,,�yg:ftatsrys�q ENTERTAII 4 C, g'I°APPLICAT 1990 Applicants fo entertainarer.e rermits sDsssi%'corsirl�te tf€e fbdiawin=' o :,s. ` PLEASE PRINT�R 7'1'Pl5 t.. k: A. The awne and permanent address c�applicant John B. Ramsey N. a Srin "Bernardino CA` 92404-151 2 4e . 4PQeai1 Canyon Ro d, ,.; - .� Permanent Ad>jress- - - - ------ ------ --------- --- -- '-he a li name, o t .if ar �d business adds s af.the cant• proposed Wand-went, y,,�, es PR. Rancho C Equities, dka!The Polo`Grotis..u� - Name(Current and Proposed) U-F-w!Wl3-lv_dij.Rancho Cucamonga�_CA' 91730_ --- -------------= Business Address ------------------ -- ---- --- - - - - --- C A detailed de5cri ti f r ,ono the so- sari entertainment in o +. eatertai;imsent,.and nuw,,i-,r of personsi engaged in the ea'" z.W• il- t(may attach seperate siceets if r,_scv:SSacy): Dj Miieic, Variety Lice Music, Comedy Shows, Talent.thows;, Sporting Events - uonday'Night Football h Boxingt Gelebzity Guest Appearances-• Autograph Signing and Pictures---------------------- j7,' i`.7 G �� KT�lhLN1GiJ�:l 1=.1' 1`�l f I S n. ---- -- - - - -- -- - - D'. The date or&,,Y-of-week; hours at�l location of entertainment(rttach floorplan), and the admission tee,if any..to by charged- See attact•� i calendFc fot',monthly Format. Each month a`;,„iew calendar trill be given to cit. ---- - -------- ----- ------ ---- -- ' ------- — .-- J Ya h, t'Y ji E. The names)of the person(s)eiesponsiblelo=the manageca6a or supersnsion of f apphcant's business and o ,any es►tertainm�it r; "3ohn B:�Ramser-& ban Parks' 1% i s„ F. A statement of the nature a-�d chawacier of applicant's business,if any, to be' carried on in conjunction tiiia`t'3giCh entertainment,mcluding whei�er or not alcohot will be served as,par:of such,Wisiness. --=-- ---- -- - - - --- - -- - i_ !. G. Miether or not the applic,nt or any person responsible for dt22 management or' supervision of applicant's business have been,_,;vithi -the previous ten kcars,. . convicted of a crinne,'thixtature''of:,act offense,;an3 the si tence.receivei! therefflr i^Hua ng conditions of•parole or probation,if any: . `N/A - - - -- -- - - - - - - - H. Whether or not applicant has ever had an,. tit.or license�issued in conjunction with the sale of alcohol or provision of entertainment revoked, including,the date,thereof and name of the ' 'OR agencya; N/A __ __ __ _ _ __ _ _ ____ I - - -- - - -- ---- -- - --- --- -- - - - -� -- - -- t. Any false,misleadis.�6,r fiaudvlent Si�ttement of mu teiial fart in the required application Shall.be gp,unds for denial of'the ay;bfirestion for are oetertaissment ' (t' permit.. 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I Rnsicliii Cucam��'�"-- i' �BQ,{�d33 t RESOLUTION H0, A RESOLUTION` OF `THE P'LAiiNINS COMMISS IOPt OF TH! CITY OF RAN'NO CUCAMONGA CALIFORNIA,;AP.PROVIN6 AA 140pIFIGAi,10N EKE�RTAINMENt 'PERMIT NO. 89-02 FOR 'THE "POLO:GROUNDS '. RESTAURAN.T/NIVT CLUB 1, 'ANn Pi]�KIN6 FINDIN65 IN.,SUPPOAT THKREOF.- APN: :208482-10 r A. :Recitals, (i') On February 28, I990, the. ,Coimoission.'conduc'ced a`duly A-) iced public hearing, modifyjng Ertertainment:Permit $0 2 to •include talent shows as an entertainment use ,for the Polo Grounds Restauna:nt, All legal prerequisites prior !.to %the adoption 6f this Resulution'have occurred.' B. Resoldti off. _ N04! THEREFORE; found, determined and resolved,by the Planning CorMissiar of.-..tie- City of Ranch. Cucamonga, a fo-1 s." ,.lows, =` 1" 1. Thin 4ommission hare6y specificaJly finds that all of.'the-facts' set forth in the Recitt'Is, Part A afthis Resolution are:trtle and correct.- { 2. Based up.or.substartial evidence"incldding wrftterII�staff reports and the hearings described In -he tecitals,"Part 1(, ,auove, this Comm 'ssiun" nereby" speci'fcai iy .ii<nds "since Apr�lj�2fi i989; the. applicant has established a racard, of operat°°iun ";in co�piiance �iith conditions ,af approval of Entertaiimont Per ' t No. b`%¢2. 3. Based upon substantial -evidence ¢•e'sented'io"th p Cammissian and '., Won;specific, fincinds of facts aet: forth' in 'idragraphs. 1''and 2 " above, ,$his -Commission', hereby ap;pYovss modifica*ion to Entertainment ?ermit No.' " for, the addition'of "talent, shows" to- tj .aPprovad 'list of`uses' (a disc jockey. doing_ live ` vocals, dancing, :live •entertainment, concerts, Iive jazz and. l ive'coWtr acts) ,Sub ject'to,the fol ldwinq d6ndit'iens:" 1) No more than ten (SO) contestants shall be =P allowed to compete in a"talent night event. , 2) The scope of the "talenii;`.All ght"-,nod ificiatiofi, shall »e .liiited to lip ' sync acts, Singing and/ danci` j�g "acts, magic `acts -and ':comedy.` acts.,` � 4 =s.) Mon:tortng. �oi' sent-.,ved„entertainment outlined by Entertainment PermJ1s'87 0] and 89 02,.shall continue„ .' �s sc 'PLANNIh6 G0�9hiISSION RESOLUTION N0=4 _ EP 89-02.MODIFICATIENPOLO GROUNDS February 28A;l�gp. Page'2 ' j ' ' , ' �re��•,itof 1004 Faj� o co ar1 Sep .Ion 5:I2 maly n ' ;mayEte,t susp?nsTon Ent or revocation '' oft Ente.tai;nment perm`ttsxz87 OI and/or 89 02: +` All conditions prevrousl�r 'imposed;; by�`'ry, '. +Entertta�anmen* :Permit Nas �.87 OI and 89-02. an' !t. Fltnniin loi4unl-ssion. Resolution,Nos; 87=102 s 8 54`,j� ha, i�con nue i n. all respects yid- With 1; full, force and effect (t 4. The 'Secretary of this,Commission shall certify tv ,aaontJon, of this ResolutionNI APPROYEO AND AOOPTEk7 T�iiIS 28TN DAY OFTEBRUAR '. 1990 4~ ` PLANNING COMMISSTON,OF THECI` Y jr.RANCNO CUCAMONGA >r,•. Larry,i. 'McNi,T- Cha irman 7 ATTEST Brad Buller,, Secretary I, Brad Bul'(er, Secretary. of the Pia n',ng Coir�nission of the, City of Rancho Cucamonga; da h1.ereby,certV' ,,--i ►at the for�r_.p In' Rese�lu,. ion was; ,duly';and ; regularly introduced,.passed, and adopt' b :a he' PlanninE `C�ommissz,en o .the C4ty 'of Rancho Cucamonga; `at.a'regular,meeting'-�of the"Planning Commission—held, on the 28th;day of February; ,I990:,•by tb follow7�g vote-to-v�r AYES` COMMISSIONERS, i'.. )1 NOESIT tOMMTS-IONERS r ': ABSENT COMMISSIONERS ,� r 3,Yi G� � 5 A ' e k 7IT ill r { c L' CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMO' STAFF RETORT a. DATE; February,'28,;1990' T0: Chairman..and Members of the, Planning Commission, FROM: Brad Bul1'er, City Pl,anne'r: BY: Tom Grahn, Assistant Planner SUBJECT: ENVIRONRENTAL UE EC SPRMIT 90l03 - - KAISER FOUNOATION NEALT1W PLAA 'INC. The-,request to establish a medical>health';care "facility,-in-�a,Ieased, sp3ct� ;. ' of 6200, square feet within an=existing office park on' 1.57 acres of ilaod in 'the Industrial Park; District, Subarea 7 of the Ik0ustrial' Specific P. located at 10787 Laurel :Street. APNv 208-352 .14. i I PROJECT AWD'SITE DESCRIPTION: A. Action tteauestedz. Approval of a Conditional, Use Permit.for a` medical office and 'the issuance of a Negati�ae Declaration._ B. Sur roundira Land Use and Zonina411 Dtstr"ic utr North Park:- , acartiThe Polo GroundSRstaurant, t (.Subarea 7) • ' n •' South - •Vacant;.Industria'1 Park District (Subarea T East Vacant; Industrial Park District (Sikarea;9) w } Nest - County Law and Justice Center; .industr:ai'Park District (Subarea 7) a� C. Gen'erai Plan DesI Project Site = Industrial Park North t)dustrial Park Sopth Industrial Park Tact InQS:rlal',4ark i Vest Industrial Park D. Site C';aracteristics: The propasec3. use is;located. within arr existiN, r„ffice Park. There are ..fiv,'_> (5)` one _and 4wa=story garden of',''fcC,�,buildings on the.project Sight, two (tI of wtc�ch are' currantiy under construction. �x ,53 f ITEM F . 4 , %` ;,. PLANNING COMM;SSION STAFCREPORTn ' CUP 90-03 - KAISER":fOUNDATIQN ` " February 28, 1990 Page 2 E. Parking.Calculations: Number of Number gf Type Square Parkii►g Spaces Spaces ' of Use Faataae Ratio Provided Existing Madical 16,856 1J200 85" 85 Office Proposed•Kedicalt `5,ZOD 1120a 31 31 Office;, Vacant 749144 1/250 299 324 Total 97,800 415- 43H F. Ayolica ea ble` Rulatiors: T he Industrial Area Specific Plan. conditionally permits medical wealth care services within the " Industrial Park District {Sutiarea 7}; _ i 1I. ANALYSIS,: A. dackgrmsnd: The project site was originally, designed and. �. approved as an-office project" with six '(6) ane and two-story, garden rofMce buildings, through " review, of Development: Review 8548, The site contained'" 104, O square feet of. r ` building space and provided.a te"tal .,{ 416`Marking spaceiv: ` A subsegnent appro'val,, 'CUP 88-19, "proposed .a medical °o"Ff�ce which greatly exceeded the" number of•parking spaces designated , for their specific building. Burin§ review"of the pwoject..,." i the property owner Mvised the _ approvefi: master plan` deleting .,%one of thc. remaxnikig ,?buildings yet" :u be zonstruef,ed. Ti.s revised master plan reduced tho total , building,,`square ffaotage by squire',feet and provided an additinroal twenty-two (22)- parking _ spaces for a total 0 97�g0(?'s quare fee ,o,f office",=space and 09 parking 'spaces. { B. General: The Kaiser Foundation Health Plana is ,proposing to use or�a (1) Of'five (51 buildings {approximately 6,200,square feet} vaithin the, Laurel Aspen Executive 'Office:.;Park rr4e4 EAhiblt "C"). The ".proposed facility will'. include doctar's' offices: and examining 'rooms as well as the'' associated U laboratory, pharmacy, and x-ray f'acil?ities. The"total number of employees wi1T not exceed thia'�y (3O} persons Ind the"tours ' PLANNING COMMISSION STAFF REPORT CUP 90-03 - K.AISER:FOUNDATION s Feb'rirary 28,, 1990, ` ` Page',3 t' 1h.' Of, operation will be from 8:30 a.m, �to, 5­30 p:m. Monday .thru f � Friday; howeverr�.hours of operation may 5e expanded to include - - Sa�urda9*`from 8:30 a.m.; to,5:30 p.m. -- ~ i ' C. Environmental ,,Usessment: Part I of the,'Initial Stu j has been completed, by-,the applicant. Staff hakj)coMpleted, Part II,. ' of the Environmental `Checklist_and "has f,'nd no, significant impacts rn the environment as the result," this project.' FACTS FJR'FINDIPlS: ' " I. That the propose -use is in accordance with.the'Generall Plan, the objective's of.the Development Code, and ttie PUT of.the Indust; al Area Specific Plan Subarea which the, ite is located, 2. That the ` -to. �,: proposed use not detrimental to t > public health, : safety, or .w0 fare, .or,'. materially injurious to propertic�,or improvements in'the_icinity.,.; 3. That the` pro proposed ed usecomplies wrtfi, each of th_ applicable : provisions of the Industrial Area Specific Plan, 1, IV. CORRESPONDENCE: This item has been advertised :a� , ppublic hearing in The Daily Report newspaper, the property �ios����f, and notices is sent to_,all property., owners within the 300 foot, tad`+ns oin.the, project;site'. V. RECOMMENDATIOA: Staff recommends that P1:anrfing 'Commission approve Conditional. Use Permit 90-03 through adoption, of the attached Resolution..; ' Res pe f y;'sub d, i Bra r ` 'City Pl nnEr BB•TGmlg } Attachments: Exhibit "A" setter from the Applicant. Exhibit "B" - ;.ocation Map -exhibit 11V t"Ite Plan , Exhibit '"0" - Floor'Plan Resolution of ApprovEl "C� d^ AJ 99 �p.��,,yppp�c� s e.U"fiSER �"'Ld�.7C.'iYaFi�otm ��, fpp *JWr FoUndeiton He h!?SoWhaMCWI*nIb Rego:"). lan, January 12, 1096 1 - City o;ri,,9anch6 'Cucamonga - f Rancho Cucamonga, CA C,;ns �f Dear Sir or Madam, Kaiser Foundation Health, filar+.; snc`=`proposes. tc nccUpy and use the building located at 110707 i.atiil street. as outpatient medical offa,,.as: The building .�ti'1S �ucluda Z�octor!s ogfices: and,exam 'rooms as well as.i aaocin#ed 'Laboratory,. `'phz+`-ma..y, and x .ray facilities. The faai�.ity wiii 2 Q ripen to ;�"the -juW is - between 9:00. a_.m. and 5:0.9 pam our, empicfeg.;:�ill be'. its "the facility betwedn 8:3o a.m. A'nd`.5:30"p.m., 'w�tn' 'rty tamp:oyeea on }he . largest shift. A -..aonditionai, u�_ ,,jermit is'being requested to allow us to. occupy„ the buildf, as an outpatient msdiczl office facility. Ve i truly r` a, Vance Fu ukawa Property Acquisit io n tr{, p. LL I ; t� ,f Yl: ' Vila n�t C.enrer �s Pala eqa o (`,alifornia 91-77 1g8 li[C.011.I-u<<�. 7 HAVEN OVERLAY DISTRICT s � W. AM + r. r � ..tiM1. r\ trr.r�r • r\ Yr..��• z� s • 4 � � •-r i • •o•r oeo � Y a:wa♦ CITY OF RANCHO ,py �JCAI�i>s3�JGa� ::T�JCA Ah ................ r�:f k Act�xia�{lYIc1 V�t�lt.�t (Uaf W'lq) 4904 l4. \✓ y { CI'I'�Y OF I N .IMCA ONG PLANNMG DIMON ;!©t v t�sr• G sc^aLE: --- 91. I�W�(r ff tom 1 �,r"• ~ - ! _ = , , :•Cam; �.:� � ,� �f r��`�' ' 'z fCOtiR. -4 9R. , it r , .CITY, OF o..cucitPLAN 3 AID ► I'9 M. � ' �' xr tc a r THE r� - -9 Agenda F ., C RESOLUTION NO A RESO!UTION. OF THE PLANNING- COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF RANCHO, CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, RPP,ROVING CONDITIONAL' USE PERMIT 'NO.'4Q-O3 'FOR T,HE' KAISER FOLNDATION HEALTH PLAN T6 ESTABLISH A MEDICALMEALTH CARE FACILITY IN A LEASED SPACE OF 6,200 SOUAR1: FEET WITHIN AN EXISTING OFFICE'PARK ON 1.57 ACRES OF J,4ND IN T4E .INDUSTRIAL PARK DISTRICT, SUBAREA 7,OF THE 'INDUSTRIAL',AREA SPECIFIC PLAN, LOCATED AT 10787 LAUREL,STREETt 'AND .MAKING.fINDINGS' 1N SUPPORT ,THEREOF -;APN: 208-352-14. , "l A. Recitals. 'r (i) Kaiser Foundation Health' Plan,`Inc: has filed ,an application for the issuance of the Conditional Use Permit No, 90-03 as described in the title of this Resolution: Hereinafter in this Resolution, the subject Conditional Use Permit request is-refermJ to as "the application". (ii) On the .28th of February,"1996, the Planning Commission of the City of Rancho Cucamonga; Conducted a-duly noticed, public r hearing on the application and concluded said hearing on that date.' ,,; , (iii) All legal prerequisites to the adopt on, Of this Resolution have occurred. B. Resolution. NOW,- THEREFORE, it is hereby found; deterrilined and resolved by the Planning Commission of the.City of Rancho Cucamonga az; followsp r 1, This Commission hereby specifically finds that all of the. facts < set forth in 'the Recitals. Part A of this Resolution are true and correct. 2. Based upon substantial evidence' presented to> this Commission during the above-referenced 'public hearing on February 28, I999, ` includ. ng written .and oral staff reports, together, with public 'tesitmony: this Commission,, hereby specifically f. ds as follows:" . (a) The application applies to 642001 .�-,quare feet of leased space On property located. at 10787 Laural Street. Said property is located within a !caster plan of five (5) one- and two=story garden office buildings. Three 'Juildings have been completed and two are currently,under construction. (b) The .applicant`'proposes to operate 'a med+i;al •office Monday through Saturday from18:30 ;a.m. to 5:30 p.m. (c) Theo subject property has 'been improved With 438 park-i :t spaces;.whereas 415 are.required. ;. (d) "other existing tenant Within the office complex is a medical office. ?LANNIj(+ '4 SS ON,.RE500 iON N0. Cup, °0,b 4 '?,Y.h1S!R_FOliNO►., Febraary 28, 1990. Page 2; I. Based.,upon the ubstantia'c evidence presented to this.,Commissron during the above referenced pubiit hearfng and upon the sp€ r,c �;indi.ngs of {,_cts set forth 9n..paragraphs.1 and 2. above, this Comnission.tiereb,`Ffinais arl ' concludes as 'follows: „ (a) That,�thg;proposed usf=pis in accord .with the General P'lan, the objectives 'of the Development, Codet ,and the purposes of the district in which;the site is located. (b) That the proposed Ose, together wi;n 'the .conditions applicable #.hereto, will not be detrimental to the publ1f1 health,,sarety, or welfare; or 'materiaily injurious to properties or improiements` in the "vicinity. (c) That' the_proposed. use complies with each;o)f the 'applicable provisions of the Development Code. 4. This Commission herejy`finds and certifies that,the project has y been reviewed and considered in compliance with' the .C�i:iifornia Environmental Quality Act, of 197.0 and, #urther this Commission liecebyOssues ;a Negative Declaration. 5. Based uponi the findings and conclusions set forth in.paragraphs 1, 2, 3, and 4 .above, this 'Cojimission,.hereby approves• the. application subjee_± -' �• to each and every condition'set forth l elow: (1) Approval shall expire, unless extended by 'the Planning Commission, IT the ;approved use has not ,commenced Withfn'-;twenty-four (24), months from the-date of approval. „J : '(2) Any madification, expansion, or other change in operatian will:` require a revision: to 'the Conditional se Permit. (3) 'Approval of this request sha11 not waive compliance, with all sections of the Industrial Area Specific Plan„ antl all , other City Ordinances. (4) If the operation of the facility.causes,adverse effects upon.:adjicent businesses or operat runs, the Conditional' Use' Permit shall be brought trefore the Planning Commission ' for the consideration and possible termination,of,` the use. ji O t+ eQ PLANNING`CdMMISSION;RESOLUTION NO. CUP'90-03 - 1GAISER FOOM6)kTION February 28,•`I99Q ��'� Page.,3 . ,. Any signs ,proposed 'for the facility .shall ,be" 'designed in,cuttor'snce with"the" Comprehensive Sign,Ordinance'.and-�any*Uniform Sign :Program for the complex,. and .shall requixe';;review an appravaT by. the Planning Division ,prior to " instal cation. rah This Conditional .Use.P,armifi 7s approved jbr ,&. maximum of thirty (36)' employees.. 6. The Secretary to"th' Commission`shall .certify t0 the ,adoption of this Resolution: APPROVED AND jPOPTED• THIs 24TN"DAY.OF FEBRUARY. 1990. PLANNING COMMISSION:OF THE."CIr.Y ,aH RANCHO CUCAMQNGA BY: , Larry Ti McNieT, Chairman } ATTEST, Era Sul Ie.r, Secretary 1 I, Brad B�)ller,. Secretary:of the Planning Commission.of-,the City, .of Rancho Cucamonga, do hereby certify ,that the foregoing Resolution "'was duly and regularly introduced, passed, ,and adopted by the Planning 'Zommission of.,the City of Rancho Cucamonga, at a regular meeting of the Planning uommission, x, on the 28th day of February,"ig90 by the following votie-to-w;it's" AYES: , COMMISSIONERS: . NOES: COMMISSIONERS: ABSENT: COMMISSIONERS:. j 1el i ,} n � V. rl" a ''CITY OF.RANCHO CLCA1biONGA r J DATE: February ;3; i99Er'r TO: thei.rman ar `Members of the Planning Commission FROM: Brad Bulier, City PlinnEr ~1 BY: Vince-Bertoni,-As S':stant .PTanne.r SUBJECT:,:, ENVIRONMENTAL ASS SMENT ANO'CONDITIONAL USE ?ERMIT 90-02 BUSNEt4 The rec:est to establish an automotive sales training canter in""a leased_sgace of:;1,039 'squarei "feet , within an existirntg office' building .on 1;.'05 acres of. land in the, ilaven> Avenue Overlay District, it the ':,Industrial Specific 'Plan Tocated on the. "southeast corner of..Haven, vens�e and Civic Center.,Dr=ive :'APN:, 208-b22-35. . V I, PROJECT AND SfTE DESCR;t'TION: A. Action Reauested.<. Apprnt¢al of a non-constructlonj onditional Use Permit farms aP automotive salsa training 'jc4,,nter and issuance of a Negative Declaration. . r,k B. Surrounding Land Use,and Zoning: ' " North - ,Office 'building�under construction, Industrial Park; ' (Industrial Area Specific Plan, Haven Avenue Overlay . District) South Existing restaurant;'.Industrial Pari: ,(Industrial; Area Specific Plan, Nave'rt Avenue 0,verlay .District) East - Existingng Shoppi Center, Industrial Park (Industrial Area Speclfic"r.`-rn; Naven Avenue Overlay Districts z West - Existing vfheyard; Industrial Park (Industrial Are;z Specific,Plan, Haven 'Avenue OverlA District) C. General Plan Desi_gnations_,,� Project Site : .1ndustral Park, North Industrial- Park South - Commercial East - Cotmnercial, West - Sindustriaz ?ark { D. Site -Characteristics. .The,prdieet site is developed with F7 exi Stj,ng Office buildin g, ITEK G iiINNIN6 COMMISSION;STA} ''REPORT, CUP„9042'-';6U_HEY �;• February 26,.1990.. Page 2 S„ E. Parking Calculations: :Number of Numbers`of Type Square �� Parking Spaces. 5paeesi� of Use Footane t Ratio Re wired Provided Prrvate s,haoi 1,®39 1 3'Students (1Q,1 „ ropog* 1 faculty (p Office- 7:,240 1/250 2Q 29 (existing) �'+ Medical 2;1591/200 tl `` 11 (existing)} Totals 10,448 4f+ 46 II. ANALYSIS: " A. General: The ,applicant ispraposing an_ aufi�pmpiive' sales Training office':which 'will .instruct; studenC.:, oq!+ aiatoino.tive sales" techniques. The" office wi l' `conduct b0Mhess Monday thru"Friday'ifrom 7:30 a m, to 16,00 and:-7:30 a.m. ,to 5:00 '- P.m. en weekends. Classes wall be ''held,twice- a day Monday " thru Friday w1th�one' class conducted ,between the hours of,7:30 OQ one' lass btn �:hors ofa.m. and 5: wt 5:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m: On weekends, two ..cl asses"`a ,day'are." expected` between .the.operating hours.of 7i30 a.roand_:'5:00'" P.m. `Each class,wi11 have a maximum'of ten students and wi]1. not", last •more than -, fi ee.'hours.` The largest shift '-will include three, staff members. B. Issues: The. primary issues.,related to.locating "this type of use within an „office:.b,uilding setting are compatibility.wfith surrounding uses and' park,i-"ng availability.,. 1. Compatibility of Uses: ,The only two other.-,-uses on-the•, site are office and medical. The proposed,use-as•. similar to the medical o"ff"ice in that `client's wilI be. visiting the site on a regular basi�� Therefore, "staff believes" that the training facility will :not be;incompat16lith the surrounding uses.. ;i 2. Availability of Parking: , -The parking provid"ed' ,for., the office "building "will be, adequate'.for -the-"proposed',use (see=parking"calculations;): a PLANNING COMMISSION STAFF'REPORTT CUP 90-02 -'BUSHEy February-28 1990 PagE*,3 { -The :iher.i.ff's Department and. +-Fite Dstricthave ,been contacted :and do�.not,object try the"pro poseed use.., f' C. Environmental Assessment Upon\„review `of'Part, l cff .the { in,itiai "Study and completion.;of Par,rt 2 •of ,the Environmental' Checklist, "staff has foUnd no 'significant impaccs related to a t. personal service.l.ocating'4itn n this. gffir6 building. I" III. FACTS FOR, FINDINGS:` The, Commjssion must make ail- the- following findings in; order"to`opprove this.:a pp1icatfion: ` } 1. The ;proposed use `fs in .accordance With 'ttie General Plan, and ,the objectives of `the Development `Code,. anC'the purposes of the ,Industrial--,Area` Spec;ifio Plan Ovc:lay District,in which _'the site 1 ss 1.ocateda 2. The pr,.oposed use-will rnot be detrimental to the public heal fi,. safety .ory welfare; or,.materially;injurious to properties' or. improvements inthG,yaicintl+.,- 3. The.''proposed',use. ''com,lles with' each of the applsi'cabie <<, provisions of the IndwIirial Area Specific Plain IV. CORR8SPdNDENCE: This item,,fn s-been advertised'as a public hearing in The Daily Report' news6riper and propert.y,-An In ed,- and notices sent to adjacent �ln property oers within 300 feet;of"the project-. )1 , U. RECOMMENDATION Staff recommends appi--oval of.the ConditionaliUse Permit 90-02 and issuance of :a Negat,ave Qeclaration throughl adoption of-the attached Res oiution of Approval. Res c ully s t TM� r Bu er City anner BB•VB•mlg Attachments: Exhibit "A Vicinity Map Exhibit "B - Site Plan, Exhibit "C Floor Plan Y; Exhibit "D" = Letter From`Applicant Resolution of Approval,,', k � i civic cmeayew "��•, PARCEL 04. PARCEL.+t ADYlIP11&TR7ITIYE a Pl?IC&• �\ 0 ME®uiLo119 AR TA KIT ..�alap t r AigRC f R � 1 �ITY OF RANCHO.CUCAMONGA ct�a 9a-rid PLANNING DIMION Vicinity Map E7�F1�Ct: A. 54 :. NONE �. . C i s� 1 1 way k 1. V e a ` 1 1 , �� t 1 1 t nurntn�r t V , '77 _,MMMA�w aM PLAN i i CITY OF.:PAN O' CUCAMONGA � IP opt I' PL�RJ $N�.O ION Site 01an N EkIiBIIIT NINE . .t r LOBBY r _ ©��fvj CITY OF I II Q 1� /�I�*pppt. y �T1p���'��E'rA .. � GUP 30-02 7lTLE,. Floor Plan I-yt ---Flo C. SCALE NONE y 4 1 r � y C�p t #� hey �Janeels p commercial brokerage,. January 11, 1990 CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA 9320 BASELINE,AYE. RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CA 91730" Dear PLANNING DEPARTMENT, , Hy partner and I ara CJ7oposing to open an Automotive, sales Training Office. This facility will educate our students,an how to properly sell automobiles with the atast olosing techniques. In addition, our coursie will 'thoroughly explain the art of selling from start to' finish. We will be conducti;lg business $onday'thru Friday from T:30; a.m. to 10:00 R m. and 7:30:S.m. to 5:'Oorp.M,r on the weekends. The majority t our class@: mill be after F:00°p.m.,and we will - have 10 stud nts Per session. We will have' two to threw people on staff at any one time. (Largest shift included) The reason why we are applying for 4 C.U.P. is because we are considered a service and one of the city planners told us that we had to apply'-fora C.U.P. Please contact me at your earliest eonvienence if I"n"& any to lyubmit any additional.information. Thank you for your coopertion. l Si I Kevin Bushey I 1 8331 UTICA AVENUE SUITE200 RANCHO CUCAMONGA,CALIF&IMA 91730 FAX 714/987.8183 71e1980-6868 CITY OF RANG10.CUCAhfo GA Mt CUP 90-02 PL1N$IVG BUtiT : . utter From Appl i cant E� isre: p SC W-: NONE. p -G-5'� RESOLUTION N0. A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA PLANNING COMMISSION APPROVING CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT N0.90-02 FOR A -PERSONAL ,SERVICE LOCATED 3N THE LEASED SPACE , OF 2,039 SQUARE,FEET WITHIN AN EXISTING OFFICE BUILDING ' LOCATED ON 1.05 ACRES OF LAND IN' THE HAVEN AVENUE OVERLAY -' DISTRICT OS THE INDUSTRIAL AREA'SPECIFIC PLAN,; LOCATED AT 8325 HAVEN AVENUE, AND MAKING FINDINGS iN SUPPORT THEREOF - APN; .208-622-35, k Recitals, Kevin Bushey has .filed :an application for the isimance of Conditional Use V,,'ttit No. 9042 as described in' the tit le , =of this Resolution. Hereinafter `in -this .Resolution, the subject CondiCtonal Use Permit request is 'referred to as "the application". (if) On the, 28th of Febr ary, 1990 the 'Ma'nning Commission of the City of Rancho Cucamonga, conducted a -.duly, noticed ',public',,hearing on ,the application and concluded said Tearing on that date: (iii) All :legal prerequisites to the adoption-of this Resolution have occurred. B. Resolution. NOW, THEREFORE, it is hereby found, determined and resolved by:}fie Planning Commission of the City of Rancho Cucamonga as follows: - 1. This Commission hereby specifically finds that all of the facts set forth in the Recitals, Part A, of this Resolution are true and correct. 2. Based '.upon substantial evidence 'pti:sented to this Commission during the above-referenced public hearing on, February 28, 1990, ;including written and oral staff reports, together with public 'testimony, this Commission hereby specifically finds as follows: (a) The api ica 'ion applies to~property located at'8325 Haven Avenue with a street frontage of 245.41-feet and lot 'da'Fth of 117.5Q feet and, is presently improved with an office buildinT and parking<s paces; and (b) :The property to the north of the s. ject site, is �an office building under construction, the property to, the south of the sate consists of an existing restaurant, I the' property to the east is an existing, shopping center, and the property to the west is an existing vineyard, an� - ,,A (cl 'The subject property consists of office and medical uses,; and '(d) "There is sufficient` parking available for. the proposed, use, and lr 1 PLANNING i;OWSISSION :RESOLUTION NO, CUP go-O2 -..KERt"'?aUSHEY February 28, 1994 Page 2 (e) Nours;of operation are proposed to be-from 7:36,ja.m. to 10:00 p.m., 144ndayy ;through Fridays and 7530 a m, to :$100 p^ Saturdays and Sundays. The ma3or4ty of tenants within the complex have business hours between B:CO'a,.rr. and 5:00 .p.m., Mopday`through Friday. 3. Based upon the substantial evidence presented to this Commission during the above-referenced public hearing and upon the specific findings of facts set forth in=,paragraphs Land 2 above, tVAs Commission hereby finds and concludes as follov►y: (a) That, the proposed use is it accord with the General Ptah, the objectives of the C'evelopment Code, the Industrial Area Specific Plan;and the purposes of the district in Which the site is located. (b) That the proposed use, together with the conditions applicable thereto, will not be., det,,"Imental to the public ,:salthf safety, or welfare, or materiallyinjurious to properties .or improvements in_ the vicinity. (c) That the proposed use complies..-with each of the applicable provisions of the Development Code, 4. This Commission hereby finds and certifies that the project has been reviewed and considered in compliance with the California Environmental Quality Act of 1970 and, further, this Commission hereby issues a Negative Declaration..: 1' 5, Based upon the findings and conclusions set forth in paragraphs 1, 2, 3, and 4 above, this Commission hereby approves the application subject, to each and every condition s?t forth below: Planning Division: 1) Approval s., dji expire, unless extended by the Planning Commission, if Iapprove( use 'has not, commenced within twenty-four (24) months from the date of approval. Z) Any modification, expansion, or other change in operation will require a revision to the Conditional Use Permit., 3) Approval of "this request' shall not waive compliance with all sQctions of`the, Development Code., industrial' Area Specific :Plan; and all-other City Ordinances: PLANNING COMMIS ION'RESOLUTION NO 1 CUP 90-02 - KEVIN BUSHEY �•4 February, 28,1'1990 Page 3 4) , If the operation of the Facility causes adverse effects 'upon adjacent businesses or operations, including, ;-hwt not limited to. .parking,. this Conditional';4e. Permit shah be brought back before _ the Planning Commission for consideration, and possible termination of the use. j/ 5) Any sign proposed for the facility shall be designed in conformance with the C1ty's Sign Ordinance and any Uniform -Sign Program for- the compl4X, and shalom'• require 'review and approval by the Planning Division prior to installation. 6) The Conditional Use'Permit is approued for a maximum of 10 students and 3 faculty. 6. The Secretary to this Commission shall certify to the adoption°of this Resolution. it APPROVED AND ADOPTED THIS:28TH DAY OF FEBRUARY,'~i990. PLANNING COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA BY:— To McNiel, Chairman' 'ATTEST: Brad Buller, Secretary. I,, Brad Buller, Secretary of the Planning Commission of the City -of Rancho Cucamonga, do hereby certify, that the foregoing Resolutfion was duly ;and regularly introduced, passed, and; adopted by the Planning Commission of the City of Rancho Cucamonga, at a regular meeting of the Planning Commission held on the 28th.day of February, 1990,aby the'following vote-to-wit:. AYES COMMISSIONERS: NOES: COMMISSIONERS: ABSENT: COMMISSIONERS: r •,1 i CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA STAFf REPORT DATE: February 28,,1990 TO: Chairman and Members of the Planning Commission FROM Brad Buller, City Planner BY; _ Vince'Sertoni, Assistant Planner SUBJECT: USE DETERMINATION 90-01 DO - A reguest; for the Planning Commission to determine whether a convenience 'store "land use is aliowed as a' .permitted or a conditionally permitted use in the Foothill Boulevard Specific Plan. I. ABSTRACT: The Purpose of this report is for the Planning Commission to provide staff with direction as to the -ppropriate land use classification for convenience store uses within the Foothill Boulevard Specific Plan. II. ANALYSTS: A. Background: The applicant, Nghia Do, is considering locating a convenience store within the Community Commercial lend use category of Subarea 3. However, the Foothill' Boulevard Specific Plan dots not address convenience store uses nor does the Development Code, which brought about this use determinat-ion. B. Code Issues: In the past, staff has interpreted the convenience store use as being similar, to supermarkets or liquor stores. In the Development Code, both uses are identified separately and both"are 'pe"ritted in the General Commercial and Neighborhood, Commercial Districta, while both are prohibited in the 'Office Professional District. The Foothill Boulevard Specific Plan permits supermarkets in the Community Commercial and Regional-Related Commercial 'land use categories, while liquor stores are conditionally ,permitted in the Community Commercial and Specialty Commercial' land use categories. Therefore, staff ha14 not been able to use the same interpretations with the Foothill' Specific Plan. land'use categories as - with the Development Code Development Districts, Staff has researched the review and approval of the Foothill Boulevard Specific Plan and, has not found any discussion about convenience store uses during the adoption process; therefore, it is assumled that they,were not intended to be'.,-,specifically ,prohibited. : It should be noted that there are'several existing convenience markets on, Foothill Boulevard (See Exhibit 911).' s• „. ITEM H r, PLANNING,-COMMISSION STAFF REPORT - February 23, 1990 {� Page 2 f C cot(venience Store Characterr`stics: generally, convenience ' stores have less than<3.,000 sgeA're�feet, are.:open '24 hours and offer a wide sel'ertion'of iter`4:,4' including selective household products and automotive suppiia's; pre-packaged foodsj sundries and. confectionaries;Aimited.hot food'-and groceries; beer and" •' wine, etc,, The' ;perceived problems associated with this ,type of use are' loitering,` graffit ,1vandalism, noise and intense vehicular traffic: Convenience `-sktore5= are. generaJly differentiated from ,liquor stores by;`their=:emphasi's on .food products.':`!,, However., due 'to fts limited 'Size and �opeeating characteristics, a 'convenience, store:;is closer to a liquor - r. store 'than a supermarket D. Planniny Commissron. 0ufions: Staff. has. outlined the`tfollowing, ` options for the Panning Commi'ssion's considerations ? , >Option: Determine ;that the-'cohvenience ,Store use within the' Foothill Boulevard'; Specific Plan is not permitted Result: Nu neil convenience stores would Vie` established along Foo�hill 'Bou.levard'. Existing convenience stores would become legally non-conforming: Action: Direct sttaff to interpret the use as ;prohiWted' because af' its oml i°ssaon 2. '0 thin r Determine 'that the convenience store use is �_. similar in nature to sC;aermarkets and would be" allowed `in the, - Community ;rCommercial and Regional=Related Commercial .and use categories., ;I ResuJ t:" Convenience `stores would be, allowed along Foo hi"ll Boulevard,: Since At would be a perm;tted use, staff would have.less :regulatorf: power to impose proper c.oaditions-of�approvaTzn mitigation= measures to . address, resolve or alleviate any potential 'adverse. impacts'.crea'ted by'this land. use. Amon: Direct staff to i'nterGret convenience stone uses as supermarket use's. 3.1 'Option: Determine- that the.1 convenience store use' is -'r similar in nature to a 1 quor store.and wou,ld.be �r^ d-itional ry permitteci� in the Community ��,,',nmerc_iil and :Specialty' tommercN.al 'fond :use categories; " f r r`{ PQ-`'NING COMM"SSION SSAFF'REPORT February,28,j990 Page 3 Results' Thrpugh the CUP peocess','the Ptanning Coirmiss an would be=:able`�,to .attach special', conditions;to - applications an'd`.monitor, the:individual_busine55 .to assure :compliance with these; oordit ons: Action Direct staff to interpret convenience store-Uses ` !as 7Jquor� stores xis,ting".convenience stores. would become legally non'.-conforming. IIL. RECOM'MENDATION`: Staff recommends. that the PI Commission -° pursue ;Option 3 a,s,' described above., Due..to th? .nattire of w convenience store uses,. such ,`as, hours of operation;' potential. '' problems and th?.amount and type of traffic generated, '%ey shpuld be. regulated by the Canditidnal' Use Permit process to m agate any'` potential problems xD Res ly sub to Bra City P nner - BB:VB/jfs - ll' Attachments: Uhibi;t` "A" --Summary Table; of Land-Uses Tn' the' FQothiil Boulevard Specif_ic,Pla�n Exhibit EKisting,Convenience, Markets/Liquor Stores JL r� f L)M OF 'Pr f2MITTED (X) AMMW CONDYTIgNAL.L.Y P_FRMITTRU (0) USMS Mom an S&area ire Swas Thm Saeerea Farr RetailCamaasu ial ibaea Sc cc-0 OR P SC cc 0 MA Sc cc CO LM Lxf U m CC RRC M Ll gym' X X X x Apparels a) Buwti4ums X x x X x I x I ''i b) Su! al 171 Appliance Stores and Repair x, x I x x Art. Hmic, and Pictographic Studios and Sapply Stores I I : x: x X I x x x It Auto Service Station 0 0 (I 0 p q a 0 Auto Service lincludinq aetcrcycles, boats,trailers, c m)t a) Sales (with ancillary repair faciliti' b) Rentals�) 0 0 0 0' 0 c) Hiner Repair (dais not include major amine mork, muffler shopm,painting, body mark,upboletory,etc.1 0 0 G 0 0 dl Coin-;i Hashing 0 0 e) Autaaatic ifamhang 0 0 f) Parts.and SsWies ; I 2 x y lakeriam (retail only) E x x x X I x. I x X Barber and Beauty Shape x E. I x x I x I x" x I if Bad it Breakfasrt 0 0 0 0 0 r 0 0 Bicycle Shops X I I` I X Blueprint and Photuxuipy Services I x x II Book,Sift, and Station Stares (other than adult related eatoriall I X ' x x x x I x X x I Candy and Canfectionaries X c X x x x A x x if Catering Estab'-A w,ts China wd 61asswe Stores I x` x I x x >t it Christmas Tree Sales Lots ioporatjng an a teeparary basis) I I I I Cr e's 0 a 0 0 a a a 0 a 0 a 0 0 �;lem+ing and Firming Eftablidiamts. X I I I x x x x x E Cocktail Uxrge (bare lams t"m) including relate asta�ainn* 0 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 D c 0 Commercial Race aural a) indarr me mA as bmaliusq and billards tl 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 b) Outdoor u5m;vxh as tassels) aid beaketUll' ' 0 a 0 0 0 0 ly 0 Cawalascant Faeilitles and NoWitals 0'0 0 0 0 0 0'a 0 0 0 Curtain and Drapery Sass g x x I x x I Bay Care Centers O 0 0 0 D 0 0 7 0 0 0 a Delicatows MA Specialty Feed Star" x I x E X E X x x is Drug Sterns and Pharmacies I - E I x x I Fps LUrkets X x x x I Flow Cowitiq ems E I E x E $UR MARV TABLE OF PERI'IITM tM) AND CONDITID!2-AL Y PERMITTED (0) USES Subarea an Snharea Tma Subarea Three Subarea Fez Retail Co wdai UM S m019 P X&0 NS S'C E,eo Uxt txt U M �SE M IR U Florist Shop x I x I x`I x x I x x I Furniture Storer x x x x x I X % Hwduare Stores & x X x t `Health and Athletic Gym� tftight Reducing.Cllnics & 0 1t 0 x 0 0 I it Hobby ams x X X 'X X'x X %$, Ice Creaa Stores and Soda Fountains % I x x x 1,I x X Xff Janitorial Services and Supplies x l [ x x xt Jewelry Stores x I k r X A X X Lana" (Self Servizel I X �._ L x Liouor Stores 0 0 Fx , 0 0 e � . and ..re Services x, �°', X: Music, Oance,anji Hartial Ores Studios0'I 0'.0 "x X ase Mag te VA asi: Stores x I x . % x I x x x it Nurseries&Oarden Supply Stores within enclosed area I x X X x Mice,Business itachine and Caaputer Cogxrmt Stores x x X x x x x X X Paint, Glass, arts-Mallpapar Stores I x x x .x Pet Shops x I x x X x X X+ phut-apy x x. x x x x x -x6 Record and Tap Stores X I x X X x x I X Restaurants (sit dom), of With entertainment andlo sagving of alcoholic bawragog a 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 bl Incidmttial serving of bar and wine Without a cocktail lounge,bar,entertainhamt, or damim) x I 0 X I 0' X X 0 0 x x ci Cafe lialed to mats {isciudinng outdoor ssatishgl I x I x x x x x x 0 x I d) Fast Foods with+riven-thru 0 0 0 0 0— withm.t drive-thru a 0 0 0 it 0 0 0 Shag Stores,-No ad Flaiair x x i X x x X X x x I specialty Retail 0 0 0 a a 0 a Sporting goods Acres: al SpKialty}} backpackinngg, tennis, s1iiing, :21in- ering fishing, etc. X I X X ` x I x x x bl .SEnarai� enc n9 a orts t Supas rmvketp % % x x I irk li x Tailor Shops %, X x X x x x x Television,Radio,YM,Stereo and CO Coepment Sales I X I x I' SUCIt'lMV TAMLEE O6; P--rmR 2X) AND CONDITgOitALL.Y PERtj1TTSA CO) USES Goharea On Subarea Tw urea Thrm Mara Four -Retail C>Ueaarcial U¢ss SC CC:O tll P SC cc O*;R 5C Cr cD Lift HX U MU M PRC tR U Toy Stores X X x X X X X X Variety L wa taent Steel,Junior ft&tMWt Stores 0 X D X 0 R X X VrtarinaT (dcsastich a)Nmvft Tding X: a X a X L x X b) onardIng 0: 0 Q Q 0 0 Match and Clock Repair Stores X X X X X X X X X Xa Yardage Goods Stores _:I X X WWO QW SubMIA TWO Bourse Three Subarea For Entertainsont ad Cultural Uses SC CC O HR P :SC M�11 W SC CC CO U1R M U to CE,Wr MU Arcades D 0 D D 0 0 0 0 Cultural/Artist Exhibitsr a) indoor gallery and at sales X 0 Y X a z x b) .outdoor art exhibits X D X 0 ,. `X 0 0 Discoth2ques 0 0 U 0 O 0 0 a Theatersx �r a) Dimir theatre 0 a A D 0 O A a b) Havie theater - a Subarea One Marea Tom Mares 11rev Shares For Office and Administrative Uses- S CC'0 11R P SC C-Q W SC CC CO UM'10 U NU,.-, MRZ,MR Ll Ad".. listrative, Business,mud Professional Offiu:e I X X I I I III I: X 1 Xa Banks, Finance Services& Institution without'driva-ttmt eith drive-thee a D C < 0 a 0 a a:a a a 0 Bsirms and Office}Sarvic" X I I X X X I x Interior Decorating Firm X I P X I III ; Nedical/Dantal Offices and Related H"Ith Clinics I I X X X I 0 X Xa Opticim and'Ddtoaatrical Shops X 3 X x x i I 0 `X it Realtors and Rawl Estate Offices X I X Y X X I X l X X P iravei Ag®)des x 'i X. ; X X X X `x x x Is E.`utntrea On Subarea Tim Subrea Thm Marc&Four Paidiantial Um- SC M 0 NR P SC CC 0 IM SC CCCO UP M U M CC MC M Ll Single Family Cetadod, x X X x Single Fmily Attacind tdiplax, triplex,fosrples) x X X X X x 'J Cflti-fadlyfillings X X X' X x Ancillary Residential Users a) Ndarcrs'facilities (d or tug,) b) On-situ private nPseatio n facilities X X x X X I Accessary Uses) al Acemscry structures X I x I x x b) i Now`uxcepatian X X X X X X i V 1� EXISTING CONVF'�1IEN E MARKETS Nmne: Address; r ; AMPMMimQ&r '9533Foothill Circle K Food Store 10110 Foothill 12855 Foothill Joe's l�ket 9124 Foothill �.amatta Market 9950 FotithW 7-Eleven Food Seor; 80T5 Acohitsald((fill s Ontpost 1'e:,ter) F : EXISTING LIQIETOI2' STOVES } Nmnes Address:: f Carl's Liquor Store Foothill, Foothill Liquors 8161 Foothill Li Warehouse 102 hill 7T Foat Ited Hill liquor ay 9fFoatlrill Town&Country Liquors 12962 Foothill ; s tti ` I BIT ®ea>< �h 1 G~ A o k°yea hr°a ate _ , 1a� to 1e� Or e Fe���e Se4 tyaete `4'3 0 1ppp � h t Q1a o PQQO'ti o, F Q re oa ,1� N��- � F a�a � �� 5 e o O� oc OJS aye a w L°aDNNo� k° x, e, C:l 1,0 RREUT an t, Te�7tfO,,N ti 1. 1 i M� .IS e ----�----, CITY of RANCHO CUCAMONGA _ SrAFF REPORT %tC DATE: February 28, 1990 '• TO: Chairman,and Members of the Planning Commission k' FROM: Brad Suller, City Plattner BY: Gail Sanchez, Planning Commission Secretary SUBJECTt DESIGN REVIEW COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS The Planning Commission policy is that membership be reviewers for rotation every six months. Design Review Committed, appointmertts were_,cl"enged in damn, 1989. With Commissioner* Blakesley's resignation, an apposntment should be made to replace him on the Residential team. The current appointments are as. follows; COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAt RESI--- OEM Suzanne Chit11ea David Blakesley Peter Tolstoy tarry McNiel Alternate.' .,Betsy Weinberg+ Res t lly su tee Bra e City P anner ,BB•GS/ifs r C: 1'