HomeMy WebLinkAboutPublic Hearing Item E.9 Zone Change CC Presentation 07.09.24City of Grand Terrace
City Council
Public Hearing
for
Introduction and First Read of and Ordinance approving
Zone Change Amendment 24-03
May 2, 2024
July 09, 2024
City Council Public Hearing
Discretionary Approval
Zone Change Amendment No. 24-03 (ZCA 24-03)
•Ordinance provided as Attachment 1
•Redlined tracked text edits provided as Attachment 2
•Notice of Exemption provided as Attachment 3
Staff Recommendation
That the City Council take the following actions:
a. Conduct a Public Hearing
b. Introduce an Ordinance approving Zone Change
Amendment 24-03 with the inclusion of the Planning
Commission recommendations and find an
environmental exemption
Planning Commission Recommendation
June 20, 2024: Approved Resolution 2024-07 recommending
Council approve ZCA 24-03 subject to five (5) recommendations:
1)Format the headers on Table 18.27.010 so make them more spaced
out and legible.
2)Revise a misprint on Section 18.27.010 from “residential” to
“nonresidential.”
3)Alphabetize Table 18.27.010 so the “vehicle” uses are in the right
spot.
4)Revise “vehicle” land uses to separate vehicles from boats, trailers
and campers.
5)Include “electric vehicle charging stations” as a land use in the land
use tables.
Background Nonresidential Land Uses
•Title 18 of the Municipal Code regulates what land uses can occur in the City’s residential and nonresidential zoning districts.
•For the residential zoning districts and special districts there are tables that make this exercise quick and efficient.
•However, for the City’s nonresidential zoning districts there is not such a table.
•Instead, each individual nonresidential zone has a chapter with lists of land uses.
Background Hours of Operation
•There is no clear section in the Municipal Code that
established standard hours of operation (6am to 11pm).
• “After-hours operation” (11pm to 6am) is defined in Title 18
and is sporadically applied to nonresidential land uses across
multiple Zones
•Footnotes list approval processes for “after-hours operation”
•Administrative CUP – Planning Director (less than 2,000
sq. ft. business)
•CUP – Planning Commission (greater than 2,000 sq. ft.
business)
Background Land Uses Not Listed
New Additions to Land Use Tables
•Heavy Equipment “Rentals” Indoor/Outdoor
•Bars/Taverns/Cocktail Lounges/Breweries (not a restaurant)
•Cocktail lounge/bar in a restaurant
•Congregate Living Health Facilities
•Electric Vehicle Charging Stations (Planning Commission
Recommendation)
Nonresidential Zones
•AP, Administrative Professional District
•C2, General Business District
•CM, Commercial Manufacturing District
•MR, Restricted Manufacturing District
•M2, Industrial District
•PUB, Public Facilities District
New Chapter 18.27 All nonresidential land uses from previously
listed under each individual nonresidential
zone has been consolidated into a new table.
All nonresidential land uses now refer to
Chapter 18.27 Table 18.27.010
Footnotes:
a.All uses subject to hours of operation
b.Bona fide public eating place is defined to
clarify restaurant from bar
c.EV Charging Stations streamlined
permitting
12
New Chapter 18.27 – Hours of Operation
13
All nonresidential land uses listed in the table are subject to:
6am-11pm is standard hours (within 300 feet of residential
property)
{Any request “after hours” 11pm-6am within 300 feet of
residential property is a CUP before the Commission}
24/7 standard hours for any business 301 feet plus from a
residential property unless limited by a CUP
New Chapter 18.27 – On-site alcohol consumption and no meals
Establishments with on-site alcohol beverage sales and
consumption that are not bona fide eating establishments
(bars/taverns/cocktail lounges/breweries/distilleries/wine
making facilities)
Are listed as “C” CUP in the AP/C2/CM/MR zones
14
New Chapter 18.27 – Heavy Equipment Rentals
Heavy Equipment “Rentals” was added to the existing “Heavy
Equipment sales and services”, (indoor) as “P” and (outdoor) as
“C” CUP in the CM/MR/M2 zones
15
New Chapter 18.27 – Restaurants with a bar/lounge
Restaurants with a “cocktail lounge, bar, entertainment or
dancing” added as “C” CUP in the C2/CM/MR zones
16
New Chapter 18.27 – Vehicle Uses
Revised “Automotive” related services to “Vehicle” related services and
separated out boats/trailers/campers and added EV Charging 17
Residential Zones
•RH, Hillside Residential District
•R1-20, Very Low Single Family Residential District
•R1-10, Low Density Single Family Residential District
•R1-7.2, Single Family Residential District
•R2, Low Medium Density Residential District
•R3, Medium Density Residential District
•R3-S, Medium Family, Senior Citizen
•R3-20, Medium High Density Residential District
•R3-24, High Density Residential District
Revised Residential Land Use Table 18.10.030
20
CLHF land use added to the multiple family zones subject to
“C” CUP approval by the Commission and the City Objective
Design Standards
Revised Residential Land Use Table 18.10.030
21
EV Charging Station land use added as “P” permitted
accessory use subject to City Objective Design Standards
and expedited building permit review
Conclusions
CEQA Exempt – Common Sense Exemption
Notification – Expanded Public Hearing Notice & Outreach
Policy
Findings – Can be made in compliance with Zoning Code
(See Attachment 1)
Staff in support of Planning Commission’s
recommendation that Council approve the Ordinance for
ZCA 24-03 with the inclusion of the five (5) Planning
Commission recommendations
Thank you for your
consideration.
July 09, 2024
City Council Public Hearing
Introduction and First Reading of an
Ordinance approving Zone Change
Amendment (24-03)