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PLANNING COMMISSION
AGENDA
City Planning Commission will meet Thursday at 5:30 pm
1231 I Street - First Floor
October 23, 2003
Meeting Coordinator: Gary Lane, 264-5608
-- NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC --
The City Planning Commission welcomes and encourages
participation in the meetings. Public testimony may be given on any agenda
item as it is called. Matters under the jurisdiction of the Planning Commission,
and not on the posted agenda, may be addressed by the general public following
completion of the regular agenda.
For purposes of the Brown Act (Government Code Section
54954.2(a)), the numbered items as shown on this agenda give a brief general
description of each item of business to be transacted or discussed at
this meeting. The recommendations of the staff, as shown, do not prevent
the City Planning Commission from taking other action.
CONTINUED ITEMS are items which have
been rescheduled for a later hearing date. No action to approve or deny
the project is recommended by staff to be taken on these items at this
meeting.
CONSENT ITEMS are non-controversial
items that may be approved at the beginning of the meeting by the Planning
Commission. The Chairperson will ask for those item numbers which are
requested to be removed from the consent calendar.
HEARING ITEMS are items which require
Planning Commission action as a public hearing and are neither continued
nor consent items.
INFORMATIONAL ITEMS are items which
are presented to the Planning Commission for information only and require
no formal action.
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to the City Council must be filed at 1231 I St., Room 200, within 10 calendar
days of this meeting. If the 10th day falls on a Sunday or holiday, the
appeal may be filed on the following business day.
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days prior to the Commission meeting in the Planning and Building Department,
Planning Division, 1231 I Street, Room 300, phone 808-5656.
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Planning Commissioners
Planning Commissioners
| Title |
Name |
| Chairperson |
John Valencia |
| Vice-Chairperson |
James Bacchini |
| Commissioner |
D.E. "Red" Banes |
| Commissioner |
Theresa Taylor-Carroll |
| Commissioner |
Shelton Duruisseau |
| Commissioner |
Debra Jones |
| Commissioner |
Patrick Kennedy |
| Commissioner |
Bob Waste |
| Commissioner |
Joseph Yee |
SUMMARY OF AGENDA CONTENTS
October 23, 2003
OLD BUSINESS
OLD BUSINESS
| AGENDA ITEM |
FILE |
STAFF AND RECOMMENDATION |
| 1. |
1812 1st Avenue Second Unit.
Entitlements to allow an existing accessory structure to be used as
a 1,152 square foot second residential unit on 0.10 acres in the Standard
Single Family (R-1) zone at 1812 1st Avenue. APN: 010-0272-004. Council
District 4;
- Environmental Determination:
Exempt (CEQA 15303a);
- Variance to allow a
second residential unit to deviate from the 850 square foot maximum
and the standard R-1 setbacks
- Special Permit to allow
a second residential unit in an R-1 zone.
Continued from
September 25, 2003 |
P02-112
Hearing |
Antonio Ablog, 808-7702
A-C Adopt Notice of Decision and Findings of Fact for Approval |
NEW BUSINESS
NEW BUSINESS
| AGENDA ITEM |
FILE |
STAFF AND RECOMMENDATION |
| 2. |
Coral Business Center located
at the northwest corner of the intersection of Truxel Road and Gateway
Park Boulevard. Entitlements to allow for the development
of office, support retail, and employment center land uses on 25.84±
gross acres in the Employment Center Planned Unit Development (EC-50-PUD
and EC-80-PUD) zones within the Coral Planned Unit Development (D1)
APN: 225-0160-081.
- Environmental Determination:
Mitigated Negative Declaration;
- Mitigation Monitoring Plan;
- PUD Guidelines Amendment
to amend the Coral Planned Unit Development Guidelines to include
guidelines for and references to the proposed development;
- PUD Schematic Plan Amendment
to amend the Coral Planned Unit Development Schematic Plan to
include 25.84± gross acres for office, support retail, and employment
center land uses;
- Tentative Subdivision Map
to subdivide one 25.84± gross acre parcel into five parcels;
- Special Permit to develop
three three-story office buildings (approximately 255,000 square
feet) and 50,083± square feet of retail/restaurants on 25.84±
gross acres in the Employment Center Planned Unit Development
(EC-50-PUD and EC-80-PUD) zones.
Continued from October 9, 2003 |
P99-072
Hearing |
David Kwong, 264-2691
A-B, E-F Adopt Notice of Decision and Findings of Fact for Approval
C-D Recommend Approval and Forward to City Council |
| 3. |
KFC/A&W located at the northeast
corner of Meadowview Road and Amherst Street. Entitlements
to construct and operate a 3,450 sq. ft. restaurant with drive-up
service and two retail buildings totaling 16,638 sq. ft. on 2.49±
acres in the Multi-Family (R-3) zone and of Multi-Family Review (R-2A-R)
zone. APN: 048-025-005 & 006. Council District 8.
- Environmental Determination:
Mitigated Negative Declaration;
- Mitigation Monitoring Plan;
- General Plan Amendment
to redesignate 2.49± acres of Medium Density Residential to Community/Neighborhood
Commercial and Offices;
- Community Plan Amendment
to redesignate 0.60± acres of Residential (11-21 du/na) and 0.52±
acres of Residential (11-19 du/na) to 1.12± total acres of Commercial;
- Rezone of 1.99± acres
of Multi-Family (R-3) zone to Limited Commercial (C-1R) zone and
0.50± acres of Multi-Family Review (R-2A-R) zone to General Commercial
Review (C-2R) zone;
- Variance to exceed
by four, the maximum allowable attached signs for commercial structures
in the General Commercial Review (C-2R) zone;
- Special Permit to construct and operate a 3450 sq. ft. restaurant with drive-up service on 0.78 acres in the Limited Commercial (C-2R) Review Zone;
- Lot Line Adjustment
to relocate the common boundary between two parcels totaling 2.49±
acres (APN: 048-025-005 & 006).
Continued from August 14, 2003 |
P01-005
Hearing |
Antonio Ablog, 808-7702
A-B, F-H Adopt Notice of Decision and Findings of Fact for Approval
C-E Recommend Approval and Forward to City Council |
| 4. |
Oto's Japan Food located at
4990 Freeport Boulevard. Entitlements to construct a market
and an adjacent single-family residence in the General Commercial
Executive Airport Overflight 4 (C-2 EA4) and Standard Single-family
Executive Airport Overflight 4 (R-1 EA4) zones. APNs: 017-0211-012,
008, 009 (D4);
- Environmental Determination:
Categorical Exemption;
- Rezone of 0.21± acres
from the Standard Single-family Executive Airport Overflight 4
(R-1 EA4) zone to the General Commercial Executive Airport Overflight
4 (C-2 EA4) zone;
- Special Permit allowing the sale of alcoholic beverages for off-site consumption;
- Special Permit to reduce the required number of parking spaces by one (1) parking space;
- Variance reducing the
required front setback in the Standard Single-family Executive
Airport Overflight 4 (R-1 EA4) zone from 25-feet to 20-feet;
- Lot Merger creating one parcel from three;65402 Review for the abandonment of a 20' public utility easement
- 65402 Review for the
abandonment of a 20' public utility easement
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P03-033
Hearing |
Kimberly Kaufmann-Brisby808-5590
A, C-G Adopt Notice of Decision and Findings of Fact for Approval
B Recommend Approval and Forward to City Council |
| 5. |
Glen Elder Unit 9 located on
Power Inn Road North of 53rd Avenue. Entitlements to subdivide
4.84+ gross acres into 26 single family lots in the Standard Single-Family
(R-1) zone at the west side of Power Inn, north of 53rd Avenue. APN:
040-0154-018. Council District 6
- Envitonmental Determination:
Exempt (CEQA 15332);
- Tentative Map to subdivide
subdivide 4.84+ gross acres into 26 single family lots lots in
the Standard Single-Family (R-1) zone at the west side of Power
Inn, north of 53rd Avenue
- Subdivision Modification
to create one lot less than 100-feet in depth (lot 25).
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P03-039
Consent |
Antonio Ablog, 808-7702
A-C Adopt Notice of Decision and Findings of Fact for Approval |
| 6. |
Creekside Oaks Phase IV, located
at the northwest corner of Natomas Park Drive and Garden Highway.
Entitlements to construct two office buildings totaling 176,356± square
feet (88,178± square feet each) on 10.9± gross acres, located within
the Creekside Oaks Planned Unit Development in the Office PUD (OB-PUD)
zone; (D1); APNS: 274-0410-025, -026.
- Environmental Determination:
Addendum to the Creekside Oaks Phase IV Mitigated Negative Declaration;
- Mitigation Monitoring Plan;
- Special Permit to construct two office buildings totaling 176,356± square feet (88,178± square feet each) on 10.9± gross acres in the Office PUD (OB-PUD) zone.
Continued from October 9, 2003 |
P03-049
Consent |
Greg Bitter, 808-7816
A-C Adopt Notice of Decision and Findings of Fact for Approval |
| 7. |
Natomas Crossing Area 3 - Hotel
Complex, West of East Commerce Way, south of Del Paso Road.
Entitlements to develop three (3) hotels, totaling 193,086 square
feet and 325 rooms on 8.75± gross acres, located within the Natomas
Crossing Planned Unit Development in the Highway Commercial PUD (HC
PUD) zone. D1. APN:225-0070-049.
- Environmental Determination:
Addendum to the Natomas Crossing Area 3 Mitigated Negative Declaration
(01-028);
- Mitigation Monitoring Plan;
- Special Permit to construct a 100 room, 54,783 square foot hotel on 2.68± acres, located within the Natomas Crossing Planned Unit Development in the Highway Commercial PUD (HC PUD) zone;
- Special Permit to construct a 125 room, 83,520 square foot hotel on 3.48± acres, located within the Natomas Crossing Planned Unit Development in the Highway Commercial PUD (HC PUD) zone;
- Special Permit to construct a 100 room, 54,783 square foot hotel on 2.59± acres, located within the Natomas Crossing Planned Unit Development in the Highway Commercial PUD (HC PUD) zone.
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P03-055
Consent |
Greg Bitter, 808-7816
A-E Adopt Notice of Decision and Findings of Fact for Approval |
| 8. |
Del Paso Road Alcohol Sales,
located at 2700 Del Paso Road, east of East Commerce Parkway.
Entitlements to allow the sale of beer and wine (for off-site consumption)
at an existing convenience market on a 1.05± acre parcel in the Employment
Center 65 PUD (EC 65 PUD) zone. D1. APN: 225-0070-080.
- Environmental Determination:
Categorical Exemption (Section 15301);
- Special Permit to allow the sale of beer and wine for off-site consumption at an existing convenience store in the Del Paso Road Planned Unit Development within the Employment Center 65 PUD (EC-65 PUD) zone.
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P03-078
Hearing
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Greg Bitter, 808-7816
Continued by Applicant to November 13, 2003 |
| 9. |
Northern California Veterinary
Specialists located on Greenhaven Drive South of Corporate Way.
Entitlements to construct an 8900 square foot veterinary office on
0.96 gross acres of the Office Building (OB-EA-3) zone in the Greenhaven
Executive Planned Unit Development on Greenhaven Drive south of Corporate
Way. APN: 031-0054-013. Council District 7.
- Environmental Determination:
15303c
- Special Permit to construct an 8900 square foot veterinary office in the Greenhaven Executive Planned Unit Development.
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P03-083
Consent |
Antonio Ablog, 808-7702
A-B Adopt Notice of Decision and Findings of Fact for Approval |
| 10. |
Amendment to the City Code
related to the Employment Center (EC) Zone. Entitlements
to amend the City Code related to the Employment Center (EC) Zone.
Council District 1, North Natomas.
- Environmental Determination:
Categorical Exemption (Sec. 15061(b)(3))
- Amend Section 17.24.050, Chapter 17.24, Title 17, Footnote 53 of the City Code relative to land uses in the Employment Center (EC) Zone.
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M03-175
Consent
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Donna Decker, 808-5698
Continued to November 13, 2003 |
| 11. |
Amendment to the Boundaries
of the Sacramento Army Depot Redevelopment Project and Amendment
to the Preliminary Plan for the Army Depot Redevelopment Project.
Council District 6.
- Environmental Determination:
Section15262
- Resolution to approve
amendments to the boundary and preliminary plan for the Army Depot
Redevelopment Project.
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M03-177
Hearing |
Jim McDonald, 808-5723
A-B Adopt and Forward to City Council |
MISCELLANEOUS
MISCELLANEOUS
| AGENDA ITEM |
FILE |
STAFF AND RECOMMENDATION |
| 12. |
Citizens Addressing the Planning
Commission |
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| 13. |
Questions and Ideas of the
Planning Commission |
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