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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2018-08-22 - Agenda Packet Supplemental - PC-HPCMunicipal Code Amendment Hotels Planning Commission Meeting August 22, 2018 Hotels in Rancho Cucamonga • Hotels in Rancho Cucamonga are safe, clean and well maintained • Well suited for business travel, weekend and vacation stays • Employ hundreds of employees and contribute millions to our local economy • Police and Fire partner with hotel managers to ensure guests have a safe and enjoyable stay Concerns • Hotels are permitted in many zones within the City • The current permitted zones have different requirements • Other cities that have had significant growth in hotel development have seen negative community impacts Interim Ordinance • Ordinance 919 • CUP required in all zones • 45 Days • Ordinance 923 • Extend ordinance 919 • 10 Months, 15 Days ;: CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA Draft Ordinance • CUP required in all zones currently permitted "by right" • Specific CUP findings for hotel development • Market feasibility report • Defined minimum and maximum occupancy • Public Safety Standards • Specific amenities required for new hotels • Design standards for hotels Recommendation • Open the public hearing for testimony • Provide direction and feedback to staff on Draft Ordinance • Remand to staff for additional refinements Arrow Business Park Tentative Parcel Map: SUBTPM19948 Planning Commission Meeting August 22, 2018 Project Overview • Project Description: A square -foot (8.72 acre) industrial park into three Arrow Route. request to subdivide a 379,901 parcel containing a developed smaller parcels at 9007 to 9087 • Applicant: Focus Rancho Cucamonga, LLC • Zoning Designation: General Industrial (GI) • General Plan Designation: General Industria CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA Proposed Lot Configuration ROOD ZONE INFOP WTB:ry NING CCJNT ..... LCi TA5LE... ...._ N4 Analysis • No physical site changes are proposed. • Subdivision complies with all applicable development standards such as minimum lot dimensions and minimum lot size for properties the General Industrial (GI) zone. • Project is conditioned to record a reciprocal access, parking, and maintenance agreement between the three parcels. • No parking impacts are anticipated. Public Correspondence • Staff publicly notified all property owners in accordance with the Development Code requirements. No correspondence were received. Environmental Assessment • Project qualifies as a Class 15 exemption under state CEQA Guidelines Section 15315 — Minor Land Divisions CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA` r Recommendation • Staff recommends that the Planning Commission approve Tentative Map SUBTPM19948 through the adoption of the attached resolution with Conditions of Approval.