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HomeMy WebLinkAbout692 and 696 (8)iIIlNllll ll'i����Y�VI�NIM „sl.vAi''TY �iuE City Of SAn 1UIS OBISPO 990 Palm Street/Post Office Box 8100 • San Luis Obispo, CA 93403-8100 September 17, 1986 Richmond, Rossi, Montgomery 416 Higuera Street San Luis Obispo, Ca. 93401 Attention: Steve Wise Subject: 692 Marsh Street - Broad Street frontage Steve: The 12.5' of street widening proposed on Broad St., at the above mentioned location, will not proceed until additional right-of-way on Broad St. across Marsh St. is obtained. Therefore, all sidewalk reconstruction on Broad St. will occur in the same location as the existing sidewalk. Any new sidewalk installed within the Broad St. frontage may be standard P.C.C. gray concrete. The developer may install Mission Style sidewalk on Broad St. if he so desires. However, the City will not participate in the added cost of Mission Style sidewalk within the Broad St. frontage, as the City considers this portion of sidewalk to be temporary. The two street trees required on Broad St. must be planted at their future widened location, 12'-9" from the existing curb face, in deep -root planters. WAYNE A. PETERSON CITY ENGINEER Mike Bertaccini Engineering Tech. c: Planning Building Butch Serafine Larry Stevens mb/692marsh E 0'' Alt 4l A7 0NPWtlF-r-� 19"1 4�lwll�l WIM, (amt\l # 10�� �C j t�.t✓l tl MIA WWm fi2jt"It C1&T. �itF1Y� ft1,Lr7 ¢1AtU 10" (hmau taaµnQnKrwv) SIGN COMPANY 414908 santa fe road son Luis odspo ca 93401 805/ 541-6484 J J J JJJ J J J )N 1/8 :1,_a, 692 MARSH STREET REVISED ELEVATIONS rif�K AM 416 Higtwa steemon Luis OWspo, CA93401 Telephone 805l543-1794 city uE son Luis oeispo II&96..... BUSINESS LICENSE SUPPLEMENT Department of Community Development • 990 Palm Street/Post Office Box 8100 • San Luis Obispo, CA 93403-8100 • (805) 549-7171 Print clearly in ball-point or type only in unshaded area. Attach this form to your completed business license application and return both to the Finance Department. The City Planning Staff will help you with the Zoning, Parking and Permit Sections. APPLICATION FOR: New Business ❑ Contractor ❑ Change of Mailing Address ❑ Change of Location ❑ Change of Ownership Applicant Day Phone 7Qq — "i C7q'—/ Business Name Tl,w T wtj. F �L_ o" Business Location lJcl D P.41Z9-1 -,�T _ Mailing Address j ��� C ILi C.l�i_S (J2 e-�A Fully describe your business (Include type of goods or services offered, number of employees, hours, etc.) TF. iv t SCC) I'� Ve tc le tj 67evu lick . L_ � etz7 I' l V�� ti '� Lnt� r r 1�IA� WVA ZONING INFORMATION What zone is your business in? _C71 '45 Is your business allowed in this zone? ❑ Yes -permit not required ❑ Yes -with a permit. If a permit is required, what is the application number? REQUIRED PARKING City parking requirements are based on the floor area or lot area of your business. Check the city's Zoning Regulations and the Parking and Driveway Standards to determine the number, size and type of spaces required. Floor area occupied by your business: % '5 0 square feet. Area devoted to outdoor sales or storage: square feet. Total number of off-street parking spaces provided exclusively for your business: ! )n Total number of off-street parking spaces required by the city: HOME OCCUPATION PERMITS You will need to apply for a Home Occupation Permit if your home in a residential zone is the base of operations for your business —serving as a mailing address, office, shop, or related use —even if you do work in other locations. The property owner must sign the permit application, consenting to your home occupation. Is this a home occupation? �K No ❑ Yes If so, has a home occupation permit been granted? ❑ No ❑ Yes SIGN PERMITS Most new businesses will need new signs, and new signs require a Sign Permit. (Signs for home occupations are not allowed.) Refer to the city's Sign Regulations for specific requirements in obtaining the appropriate Sign Permits. Is a Sign Permit required? ❑ No [XYes If so, has a Sign Permit been granted? (Vt o ❑ Yes, number OFFICE USE ONLY Supplement reviewed by__ Kezza3 _ma�er_JL Date Notes to file WHITE -ADDRESS FILE YELLOW -PLANNING PINK -APPLICANT 18-84 �� �► �I Illi I�I�� ��� ►�I �� City Of son lugs OBISPO GN129 BUSINESS LICENSE SUPPLEMENT Department of Community Development • 990 Palm Street/Post Office Box 8100 • San Luis Obispo, CA 93403-8100 • (805) 549-7171 Print clearly in ball-point or type only in unshaded area. Attach this form to your completed business license application and return both to the Finance Department. The City Planning Staff will help you with the Zoning, Parking and Permit Sections. APPLICATION FOR: WNew Business ❑ Contractor ❑ Change of Mailing Address ❑ Change of Location Applicant 4 L' S =� Business Name - Business Location 1`Ci ZR Mailing Address C'c•�? �vo e_-s Fully describe your bustness (Include type of goods or services offered, R G 0 . 1� f?s,1-11 sE-2IiE—:: A-%JEE�� L. 0, r of employees, hours, etc.) e V_ C 1jicit, t,0 I �, Day Change of Ownership A ,:7­::� 7 ZONING INFORMATION What zone is your business in? (2-C Is your business allowed in this zo Yes permit not required ❑Yes -with a permit. If a permit is required, what is the application number? REQUIRED PARKING City parking requirements are based on the floor area or lot area of your business. Check the city's Zoning Regulations and the Parking and Driveway Standards to determine the number, size and type of spaces required. Floor area occupied by your business, square feet. Area devoted to outdoor sales or storage: square feet. Total number of off-street parking spaces provided exclusively for your business: ___� Total number of off-street parking spaces required by the city: HOME OCC ATION PERMITS You will need to apply for a Home Occupation Permit if your home in a resid al zone is the base of operations for your business —serving as a mailing address, office, shop, or related use —even if you do work in other locations. The property ner must sign the permit application, consenting to your home occupation. Is this a home occupation? ❑ No ❑ Yes If so, hasfeme occupation permit been granted? ❑ No ❑ Yes R SIGN PERMITS Most new businesses will need new signs, and new signs require a Sign Permit. (Signs for home occupations are not allowed.) Refer to the city's Sign Regulations for specific requirements in obtaining the appropriate Sign Permits. Is a Sign Permit required? ❑ No ❑ Yes If so, has [t been granted? No ❑ Yes, number FFICE U ONLY Supplement reviews Date Notes to file WHITE -ADDRESS FILE YELLOW -PLANNING PINK -APPLICANT 18-84 1,111, city of san Luis OBI SPO a MwMw.A wNw-m PARKING CALCS WORKSHEET Department of Community Development, 990 Palm Street/Post Office Box 321, San Luis Obispo, CA 93406 (805) 541-1000 Project N Project Address(,�,.—).±r 6y Calcs Prepared File Number Plans Dated Zo �� Parking Provided 11. USE: AREA: f��� Y TOTALS: SPACES 1REQUIRED: r '- f � 87.81 MY Of S& WI S OBI Sp0 I'vNERK&SIGN PERMIT APPLICATION DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT • 990 PALM STREET/P.O. BOX 321, SAN LUIS OBISPO, CA 93406 • (805) 549-7160 Please fill In the unshaded areas where appropriate, as fully as you can. Use Ink and print clearly. Attach a site plan and a scale drawing or photograph of your sign. We have a pamphlet that tells what needs to be Included In the site plan and scale drawing. The pamphlet also tells under what circumstances a sign must be reviewed by the city's Architectural Review Commission (ARC). Copies of the complete Sign Regulations also are available. What is the name of the business which the sign identifies? 7—BLEVEN Value of sign: At what address is Is this an off - this sign located? premises sign? If this is an off -premises sign, what is the address of the business the sign identifies? Who should we contact if we have questions about thisappllcatlon? CN SIGNS & GRAPHICS Jesse Licea _ Da Address of person to contact 1390 Walker St, Work phone 5 43 -2_913 Where should we send the approved permits? Name CN SIGNS & GRAPHICS _ Address. P.O. Box 1227, San Luis Obispo, CA 93406 If there's anything else we should know about your sign — something that's NOT shown on the site plan and scale drawing — use this space to explain. If you are asking for an exception to the Sign Regulations, give your reasons here. APPLICANT: I understand the city might not approve what I'm applying for, PROPERTY OWNER OR AUTHORIZED AGENT: The applicant has my or might set cond p s of a provai. permisslon to put up a sign similiar to the one proposed. 1� Sign Date Signature Date NOTE: Be sure to obtain the signatures of both the applicant and the property owner, If you are the applicant and own the property, sign twice, once on each blank line designated for signatures. Sign#—]— ALLOWED PROPOSED Copy: Setback Sign Type Height Area of Sign Sig n# Setback Sign Type Height Area of Sign office use only Materials: SKAI !;u- e- M0 4Z Colors:7. (� Other Features: ALLOWED PROPOSED Copy: Materials: Colors; Other Features: Sign# ALLOWED PROPOSED — Copy: Setback Sign Type Height Area of Sign Permit Approved: Materials: Colors: Other Features: Zone REVIEW AND FEES REQUIRED: Sign Permit Required Sign App. Fee $7 L�,j Approved ❑ Denied Date ❑ Bldg. Approval Req'd Building Fee $ ❑ Approved ❑ Denied Date ❑ ARC Approval Required. ARC fee $ ❑ Declared minor & incidental ❑ Approved ❑ Denied Date ❑ Use Permit Required. Use Permit Fee&_ ❑ Approved ❑ Denied Date_ Total Area Total Area of All Signs of All Signs Allowed Proposed Community Development Dept Date ❑Wlthconditions _ office use only White - File Yellow - Applicant L a2.al k� • BUILDINGICANORY•SIGN4 $NGLE ELEME _ .S " 4h111r � J'! SINGLE ELEMENTS ARE AVAILABLE IN TWO SIZES: Note: These Single Elements can be used for Non -Standard arrangements. For example, If space Is limited on building for mounting a Standard 12' x 4'. or O' x 3' Canopy Sign, or If any ordinance requires a monument sign In a special wood, brick or any other specified frame used Instead of the Stan- Qard Pole Sign. 1. 7-Eleven Logo Face Panel, 4' x 4' with matching frame cabinet. 2. Red Face Panel, 4' x 4' with matching frame cabinet. 3. 7-Eleven Logo Face Panel, 3' x 3' with matching frame cabinet. 4. Red Face Panel, 3' x 3' with matching frame cabinet. For -more details and ordering Instructions check with the 7-Eleven Stores Equipment Book. 1 STANDARD COLORS: FED Wyandotte Paint • OF-1-t1337 S Silk pr Screen PointJ� OF•2-S9J7 S Spray VIseoNry PaIM S Sproylat Point A63W3 Silk Screen Point AS4M7 Spay Viscosity P.IM Plaxlglaa 2M PM8 Pantons Ink 166 ORANGE Wyandotte Point OF1.1402 8 Silk Screen Paint OF-2- 4e2 8 away Viscosity Point sprsylat Point AS-3601 Silk Screen Paint A5.44411 Spray Viscosity P.IM Plexiglas - 2119 PMS Panlons Ink - 185 ©� GREEN Wyandotte Paint OF-1.7156 8 8111i saran Point OF-2.7156 a Spay Viscosity P.IM Spaylat Paint AS4423 Silk Screen hIM A54448 Silty Viscosity P.IM Plexiglas .2106 PMS Panlons Ink .356 O O WHRE Wyandotte Paint . 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O Z w o O L cn J �� w uj Cl a wa a a w~ W O j m O U U 0 Q 0 O m a 0 s m •r�'F � U f 0) SQ M •ti f Ly m w MY of San Luis OBI SPO " PARKING CALCS WORKSHEET Department of Community Development, 990 Palm Street/Post Office Box 321, San Luis Obispo, CA 93406 (805) 541-1000 Project Name F V� File Number__ Project Address Plans Dated Calcs Prepared Dale Zo Parking ProvidedA7 _ USE: AREA: RATE: SPACES REQUIRED: V11,000� ��8 TOTALS: comuErvrs— 8781 1 V i�a�I►►IlIII��II����'llh��If �I city Of Sari WIS OBISPO NAM BUSINESS LICENSE SUPPLEMENT Department of Community Development • 990 Palm Street/Post Office Box 8100 • San Luis Obispo, CA 93403-8100 • (805) 549-7171 Print clearly in ball-point or type only in unshaded area. Attach this form to your completed business license application and return both to the Finance Department. The City Planning Staff will help you with the Zoning, Parking and Permit Sections. APPLICATION FOR: ❑ New Business ❑ Contractor ❑ Change of Mailing Address X Change of Location ❑ Change of Ownership Applicant c i u Business Name _ Business Location Mailing Address_ Fully describe yqt S-t , 5 L services offered, number of emDlovees. hours. etc.) FORMATION Day Phone `]4,_ 4 f5 — What zone is your business in? n _r Is your business allowed in this zone?% Yes -permit not required ❑ Yes -with a permit. If a permit is required, what is the application number? REQUIRED PARKING City parking requirements are based on the floor area or'lot area of your business. Check the city's Zoning Regulations and the Parking and Driveway Standards to determine the number, size and type of spaces required. Floor area occupied by your business: A�10 3L square feet. Area devoted to outdoor sales or storage: K Doff square feet. Total number of off-street parking spaces provided exclusively for your business: Total number of off-street parking spaces required by the city:fjt]� _ HOME OCCUPATION PERMITS You will need to apply for a Home Occupation Permit if your home in a residential zone is the base of operations for your business —serving as a mailing address, office, shop, or related use —even if you do work in other locations. The property owner must sign the permit application, consenting to your home occupation. Is this a home occupation? ❑ No ❑ Yes If so, has a home occupation permit been granted? ❑ No ❑ Yes SIGN PERMITS Most new businesses will need new signs, and new signs require a Sign Permit. (Signs for home occupations are not allowed.) Refer to the city's Sign Regulations for specific requirements in obtaining the appropriate Sign Permits. Is a Sign Permit required? ❑ No )< Yes If so, has a Sign Permit been granted? "N� No ❑ Yes, number OFFICE USE ONLY Supplement reviewed by pate Notes to file WHITE -ADDRESS FILE YELLOW -PLANNING PINK -APPLICANT 18-84 IIIII city or son lws osispo BUSINESS LICENSE SUPPLEMENT Department of Community Development • 990 Palm Street/Post Office Box 8100 • San Luis Obispo, CA 93403-8100 • (805) 549-7171 Print clearly in ball-point or type only in unshaded area. Attach this form to your completed business license application and return both to the Finance Department. The City Planning Staff will help you with the Zoning, Parking and Permit Sections. APPLICATION FOR: X New Business ❑ Contractor ❑ Change of Mailing Address ❑ Change of Location ❑ Change of Ownership Applicant Day Phone A3-4=3 -A,`1 � . Business Name Business Lmatlon �Q S 1_0 Mailing AddYess} 1_o 1 Fully describe your business (Include type of goods or services offered, number of employees, hours, etc.) t What zone is your business in?� �� Is your business allowed in this zone? JWYes-permit not required ❑ Yes -with a permit. If a permit is required, what is the application number? REQUIRED PARKING City parking requirements are based on the floor area or lot area of your business. Check the city's Zoning Regulations and the Parking and Driveway Standards to determine the number, size and type of spaces required. -}� Floor area occupied by your business: -7 JCC l� h 0 square feet. Area devoted to outdoor sales or storage: Total number of off-street parking spaces provided exclusively for your business: Total number of off-street parking spaces required by the city: 2 4es tj;', -5 ytj HOME OCCUPATION PERMITS of square feet. You will need to apply for a Home Occupation Permit if your home in a residential zone is the base of operations for your business —serving as a mailing address, office, shop, or related use —even if you do work in other locations. The property owner must sign the permit application, consenting to your home occupation. Is this a home occupation? YNNo ❑ Yes If so, has a home occupation permit been granted? ❑ No ❑ Yes SIGN PERMITS Most new businesses will need new signs, and new signs require a Sign Permit. (Signs for home occupations are not allowed.) Refer to the city's Sign Regulations for specific requirements in obtaining the appropriate Sign Permits. Is a Sign Permit required? ❑ No (XYes If so, has a Sign Permit been granted? )'Z' No ❑ Yes, number OFFICE Supplement reviewed by 0I ' ' _ Date IC�, — -5 Notes to file WHITE- ADDRESS FILE YELLOW -PLANNING PINK -APPLICANT 18-84 Building Division -vivian tit City Of SAn WIS OBISPO •� DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT M� Post Office Box 321, San Luis Obispo, CA 93406 (805) 541-1000 NOTICE OF NEW ADDRESS ORIGINAL ADDRESS GENERAL LOCATION NEW ADDRESS_ �G� '� tea,✓�� �y� 6 M CAYsVi C}-�,m.. s�o o r s h� ate►-�-� bl REQUESTED BY f 2 COP@CENTS EFFECTIVE DATE r AGENCIES NOTIFIED: COUNTY OFFICES CITY OFFICES ul/ Building Regulation ❑ Elections ❑ Assessor ❑ Engineering C-7 � �' ` Planning s'i<j � ❑ Recorder Fire ❑ Planning ❑ �� Police Finance ❑ Public Services UTILITIES �+ dPostal Service U Southern California &ool' P.C. and F. mol- SLO Ambulance / Sonic fable [� Pacific Telephone 2f /��� OTUER--1'ZQ�f pd11�c 1 B/q 1 93`r='� 77 city of son Luis OBIspo .. CONSTRUCTION PERMIT apartment of Community Development, 990 Palm Street/Post Office Bow", San Luis Obispo, CA 9UW6 805Y541,10,13"xtY79, YPE OF ❑ Combination ❑ Building ❑ Remodel ❑ Electrical ❑ Plumbing ❑ Mechanical ❑ Solar ❑ Grading ARMIT ❑ Retaining Wall ❑ Parking Lot X Demolition ❑ Moving ❑ Other Project Address 692 Marsh Street Use Zone 16 7 Murray & Church Assessor's Lot Number Block Tract Assessor's Number Owner Rol)Rossi & Jolin RosseAddress tti t,Day Phone 14 1Zif,uc 541-4204 Contractor or Builder nr,rrier Address Phone Architect I,ichtnorid,Rossi 'Montgomery 416 I�i_�I�.r.Tr? ST.C] (:A 543--1 94 r;--014066 or Designer Address ' Phone Lic. No. Tenant_ Address Day Phone OCCUPANCY & GROUP PROJECT INFORMATION TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION: Type of Project: TWITT10R l)kM0T,"r1J0Nf Proposed Use: FOUNDATION: ❑ Wood :E] Concrete ❑ Slab ❑ Piers/Caissons Setbacks: Front (3 Sides n Rear 't Floor Area 4000 ;f Gimp Barn FRAME: ❑ Wood Stud ❑ Metal ❑ Timber ® Masonry CarportCovered Porch Deck Storage EXTERIOR WALL: ❑ Wood Siding ❑ Stucco ❑ Masonry Veneer No. Bedrooms No. Bathrooms No. Stories — Masonry ❑ Brick ❑ Concrete Block ❑ Metal Building Height ? s+ Retaining Wall Information: Ldnglh Height ROOF: ® Built-up ❑ Metal ❑ Composition Shingle ❑ Tile Material ❑ Wood Shingle/Shake Mobile/Modular Home Information: Manufacturer HEATING: ❑ Electric 1� Gas Furnace ❑ Gas Wall ❑ Solar Year Serial No. D.O.H. No, D,M.V. Lic- No. State No. Bedrooms STATE REQUIREMENTS: ❑ Energy ❑ Sound ❑ Handicapped Moving Building Information: Present Location LLocality Present Use LEGAL DECLARATIONS LICENSED CONTRACTORS DECLARATION: Proposed Use Tot. Lin. Ft. of Fdtn. I am licensed under the provisions of Chapter 9 (commencing with Section 7000) of Division 3 of the Grading Information: Tot. Cut Cu, Yds.; Business and Professions Code, and my license is in full force and effect. Tot. Fill Cu. Yds.; Area of Disturbance License Class License Number TOTAL VALUATION ...... $ Contractor Date Plan Check No. $ .._ OWNER BUILDER DECLARATION: Combination Permit ....... $ I pm exempt from the contractor's License Law for the following reason: Building Permit ........... $ —I] IN I, as owner of the property, or my employees with wages as their sole compensation will do the Electrical Permit ....... , . $ work and the structure is not intended or offered for sale. ❑ I, as owner of the property, am exclusively contracting with licensed contractors to construct the Plumbing Permit ..... project- ❑ I am exempt under Sec. 1 Administrative Hearing June 24, 1983 Page 6 Ken Bruce approved Use Permit A79-83, subject to the following condition: 1. Applicant shall install -three parking spaces to city standards on the site, to the approval of Community Development Department staff. Said parking spaces shall be installed by June 24, 1984. Ken Bruce stated the intent of the condition was to allow office use immediately if parking not installed within one year, use of site as office shall cease immediately. This will give applicant time to install parking on site while office use is in operation. Use Permit Appl. 76-83. Request to allow temporary parking lot (monthly lease spaces); 692 Marsh Street; C-C zone; City of San Luis Obispo, applicant. Greg Smith presented the staff report recommending approval subject to two conditions which he outlined. The public hearing was opened. Wayne Peterson, applicant's representative, stated he felt the city could comply with the conditions of approval as recommended by staff. He also stated that the existing building will remain until a permanent parking structure is constructed on the site. The public hearing was closed. Ken Bruce approved Use Permit A76-83, subject to the following findings and conditions: Fi_•ndings: 1. The proposed use is consistent with the general plan. 2. The proposed use will not be detrimental to the health, safety, or general welfare of persons working or•residing at the site or within the vicinity. Conditions: I. If the parking use is to continue after December 1983, and construction of the permanent lot is not programmed to occur prior to June 1984; a. Existing driveway aprons on Broad Street shall be replaced with standard curb, gutter, and sidewalk (Mission style). b. Landscaping including shrubs shall be installed along the Marsh and Broad street frontages. ' ADMINISTRATIVE HEARING - MINUTES FRIDAY DECEMBER 4, 1981 STAFF PRESENT: Ken Bruce, Hearing Officer Dan Smith, Associate Planner GUESTS PRESENT: Patrick Gerety Henriet Smith Nancy Gingg Vinessa Dohan William Dohan Douglas Morris Steve Portatz Use Permit -_Lp 1. 118-81. Request to allow temporary outdoor sales of cut flowers; 692 Marsh Street; C-C zone; Nancy and Denise Gingg, applicants. (Continued from November 20, 1981 meeting) Dan Smith presented the staff report, recommending that the request be denied. He noted it was the consensus of the Community Development Department, Police Department and Public Services Department staff's that this property would not be suitable for temporary sales of cut flowers because of potential traffic con- flicts that it would cause on Broad and Marsh Streets. The public hearing was opened. Nancy Gingg, applicant, stated that she only wants to sell flowers two days per week, on Fridays and Saturdays. She said that flower sales would be on a very small scale, and she would cater mostly to impulse buying of cut flowers to pedestrians and not to those in cars or those that are interested in services available from a full florist, such as flower arrangements. Dan Smith noted testimony requesting denial of the request from the last hearing (November 20, 1981). Henriet Smith spoke against the request feeling that the sale of cut flowers at this location without permanent facilities would be unfair competition to florists in the area who provide their own on -site parking, restroom facilities and pay taxes. Steve Potratz stated he was opposed to vendors in general, which unfairly compete with downtown businesses. He felt the request should be denied. Doug Morris said he was in support of the request but was unfamiliar with procedures for regulating these types of uses and desired a copy of applicable city regulations. The public hearing was closed. Ken Bruce, Hearing Officer, stated that the city is in the process of preparing a street vendor ordinance and is working with the Business Improvement Association on a draft. He said anyone interested could contact the BIA for information regarding this issue. •' Administrative Hearing Minutes Meeting of December 4, 1981 Page 2 Ken Bruce denied Use Permit A 118-81, with the finding that the requested use would cause traffic circulation and safety problems on adjacent streets. Use Permit Appl. 119-81. Request to allow expansion of restaurant with entertain- ment at 675 Higuera Street and off -site parking at 668 Marsh Street; C-C zone; William S. Dohan, applicant. Dan Smith presented the staff report recommending approval subject to appropriate conditions which he outlined. The public hearing was opened. William Dohan, applicant, was present and explained the request. He said he has revised the project description slightly allowing a maximum of 75 seats. He said the restaurant will be open from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Entertainment would not start until 9:30 p.m. He noted there would be a maximum of 4 video arcade games in the restaurant. He said the outside patio would not be used, and the door leading to the patio would be used as a fire exit and for deliveries only. He said 200 square feet of floor area would be devoted to a dance floor. Steve Potratz, owner of adjacent book store, expressed concern with the rear patio area and back door, noting that other restaurants with entertainment in the area have not been good neighbors.' Patrick Gerety, owner of adjacent furniture store, stated he has no basic problems with the use as described by the applicant. He said there is a problem at the rear entry to the restaurant. He said the area behind the building is a private drive- way and there has been problems with people loitering in this area and some instances of vandalism of private and business vehicles parked there by adjacent uses. He felt the rear entry door should be used as a fire exit only. He also felt that the use permit should limit entertainment to after 9:30 p.m. so it does not conflict with retail sales in the area. He felt the use permit should contain a provision that if the use becomes a nuisance, the Zoning Hearing Officer may reconsider the use permit to add conditions or revoke the use permit. He did not feel there was any parking needed for bicycles. He said video games should be limited to four in number, as proposed by the applicant. He asked if the use permi, was approved, if it could be transferred to another person. William Dohan responded, indicating that the rear entry door could be posted "For Deliveries Only" and thereby patrons would not be inclined to use it. He noted the door was needed for deliveries. Ken Bruce, Hearing Officer asked what type of live entertainment would be provided in the restaurant. Mr. Dohan indicated that it would be rock music primarily and would occur Tuesday through Saturday only. He said it is a concrete block building and there should not be any problem with noise to adjacent uses. He stated that the use permit could be transferred to another person (it runs with the property), but the project description and conditions of approval would remain the same unless amended. The public hearing was closed. Ken Bruce approved Use Permit 119-81, subject to the following conditions: Administrative Hearing Minutes Meeting of November 20, 1981 Page 3 1. The use permit is for the sale of Christmas trees and related accessory items only. 2. No display of signs in public right-of-way; no living quarters or trailers to be used as such; and no loud speakers operated. Camper for overnight security may be parked on -site. 3. No fencing, signs, trees or other material shall be located within 10 feet of the street right-of-way. 4. Maximum sign area on -site shall not exceed 32 square feet. No bunting strips, banners, flags, whirlygigs, or other attention -getting devices shall be dis- played on -site. 5. Applicant shall post a refundable deposit of $150 with the city Finance Department to assure site clean-up, if necessary. Deposit shall be made prior to occupying the site. 6. 2A 1OBC rated fire extinguishers shall be provided within 75 feet of all points on -site. Any trees sold for use in public facilities shall be flame - proofed with a state Fire Marshal -approved material. 7. Site shall be maintained in a neat and orderly manner at all times. Temporary fence and all trees and sales equipment shall be removed by December 31, 1981. Use Permit Appl, 118-81. Request to allow temporary outdoor sales of cut flowers; T 692 Marsh Street; C-C zone; Nancy and Denise Gingg, applicants. Greg Smith presented the staff report, recommending denial due to potential traffic conflicts. Ken Bruce noted that no final action could be taken on the application today since the legal advertisement had been published incorrectly. The application would have to be continued to a future meeting. He opened the public hearing to receive testimony. Henriet Smith, owner of the Gazebo Flower Shop, spoke in opposition to the request. She stated that street -corner vendors were unfair competition to florists with permanent facilities in buildings who paid taxes and BIA fees, and were required to provide restroom facilities and parking. She stated that vendors were prohibited in Morro Bay and other cities, and said she felt vendors made no contribution to the city. June Clark, owner of Clark's Florists, was opposed to the request. She felt that the location was too congested, and that vendors should be prohibited at this location. Ken Bruce continued the hearing to December 4, 1981. He advised Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Clark that prohibition of vendors would require an amendment to the city's regulations and suggested they approach the Planning Commission with their views on the subject.