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MINUTES
February 2, 2006
CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO
REGULAR PLANNING COMMISSION
CALL TO ORDER' PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
TAPE 1
7:30 D.m.
ROLL CALL
PRESENT:
Commissioner Giusti, Commissioner Prouty, Commissioner Romero, Commissioner Sim,
Commissioner Teglia*, Vice Chairperson Honan and Chairperson Zemke
ABSENT:
STAFF PRESENT:
Planning Division:
Thomas C. Sparks, Chief Planner
Steve Carlson, Senior Planner
Girard Beaudin, Associate Planner
Patricia Cotla, Office Specialist
Peter Spoerl, Assistant City Attorney
Raul Dacanay, Civil Engineer
Sergeant Alan Normandy, Planning Liaison
Bryan Niswonger, Assistant Fire Marshall
City Attorney:
Engineering Division:
Police Department:
Fire Prevention.
CHAIR COMMENTS
AGENDA REVIEW
No Changes
Chief Planner Sparks noted that item number 2 needed to be pulled from the Consent Calendar.
*Commissioner Teglia arrived at 734 p.m.
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
None
CONSENT CALENDAR
1. Approval of regular meeting minutes of December 15, 2005.
2. Terrabay Phase III Terraces
Myers Development - Applicant' Owner
San Bruno Mountain
P04-0117: DAA04-0001
Pulled
(Continue to February 16, 2006)
PUBLIC HEARING ON THE MITIGATION MONITORING AND REPORTING PROGRAM (MMRP) AND
DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT (DAA04-0001) AMENDMENT
Motion Giusti I Second Prouty to approve the remaining items on the Consent Calendar.
CONSENT CALENDAR - PUBLIC HEARING
2. Terrabay Phase III Terraces
Myers Development - Applicant' Owner
San Bruno Mountain
P04-0117: DAA04-0001
Planning Commission Meeting of February 2, 2006
(Continue to February 16, 2006)
PUBLIC HEARING ON THE MITIGATION MONITORING AND REPORTING PROGRAM (MMRP) AND
DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT (DAA04-0001) AMENDMENT
Chief Planner Sparks noted that the applicant is now requesting that the item be continued off calendar rather
than to the next regular Planning Commission meeting.
Motion Teglia I Second Prouty to continue P04-0117: DAA04-0001 off calendar. Approved by unanimous
voice vote.
3. Use Permit 344 Victory
Gibbs, Christopher &. Angela L/Owner
George Corey I Applicant
344 Victory Ave
P05-0142: DR06-0007 &. UP06-0004
Use Permit allowing uses generating in excess of 100 average daily vehicle trips, outside storage, up to 24 hours
of operation, and parking determination allowing less parking than required by the SSFMC Chapter 20.74
Cultural Arts Contribution allowing a contribution to the Cultural Arts Fund in lieu of a landscape area equal to
10% of the total site area.
Design Review allowing the proposed exterior site improvements consisting of the parking and landscaping.
Senior Planner Carlson presented the staff report.
George Corey, Attorney for owner, noted that the City Council limited the hearing to parking, landscaping and
signs. He noted that reducing the parking makes little sense to the applicant. They noted that it has been
difficult to determinate the percentage of landscaping is as shown on the plan. He pointed out that if the current
proposed landscaping does not meet the 10% standard, they could remove parking stalls eleven and twelve,
which back out to Victory Avenue, and replace them with landscaping to meet the requirement, otherwise they
will remain as parking. He pointed out that staff recommends sealing a rollup door, but the Fire Department has
recommended that door be kept open during hours of operations. He added that there currently is a business
where the door is and this would not help the business with an address of 350 Victory Avenue. He added that
they also wanted to maintain the driveway at stall nineteen.
Mr. Gibbs asked if they could encroach onto the five feet owned by the City and landscape it and count this as
part of his requirement.
Fire Marshall Niswonger clarified that the roll up door is not required to be open at the Victory Avenue side,
because there is another door that serves as the required exit.
Commissioner Sim and Senior Planner Carlson discussed the site survey's accuracy with regard to the Cultural Arts
in-lieu fees. Senior Planner Carlson noted that a licensed surveyor is not required because the lot is rectilinear
and if the parking stalls are eliminated, the landscaping requirement would be met and the calculation would not
be necessary.
Commissioner Prouty, Commissioner Teglia and Vice Chairperson Honan felt that the proposal could be approved
with the elimination of stalls 11 and 12 and replace it with landscaping. Vice Chairperson Honan further
suggested that the role up door by stalls 19 and 20 is not needed per the Fire Department's recommendation and
it could be removed. Commissioner Teglia felt that the roll up door is needed for ventilation. Senior Planner
Carlson noted that staff does not have any objection to keeping the rollup door but would need to eliminate
parking stalls 18 through 20 for circulation purposes. He added that the applicant is providing 31 spaces when
the requirement calls for 27 spaces only. Mr. Corey noted that they agree to remove the spaces and mark it as a
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tow away zone.
Commissioner Romero noted that the landscaping plan is not in the packet and therefore it is incomplete.
Chairperson Zemke questioned why a variance would be required by removing spaces 9 and 10. Senior Planner
Carlson noted that a variance would be needed because they would eliminate the 6 foot landscape area.
Mr. Corey noted that the applicant would be satisfied by removing stalls 9, 10, 11 and 12. He pointed out that
they add a condition to the permit that the applicant return to the Commission with the landscaping plan. He
further noted that the Council directed staff and the applicant to bring the item to the Commission at their next
meeting and this is why the packet is incomplete.
Vice Chairperson Honan felt that there was a problem with cars backing out to Victory Avenue and the
Commission is trying to eliminate this. Commissioner Teglia noted that the Commission could add a condition to
make the Victory side an entrance only driveway.
The Commission discussed the feasibility of removing the roll up door and if the building would be used as a
parking lot or if the cars would be exiting via the roll up door in question. Fire Marshall Niswonger noted that the
roll up door is not a required access, nor is it considered an exit. He pointed out that the small door on the plan is
a required exit.
Motion Teglia / Second Prouty to approve POS-0142: DR06-0007 & UP06-0004 with the following changes:
. Eliminate parking stalls 9 thru 12
. Delete condition 4 regarding the removal of the roll up door
. Delete condition 6 with regard to the landscaping in-lieu fee
. Delete condition 8
. Adding a condition that there be no backing of vehicles onto the public right-of-way
. Adding a condition that the landscape plan be submitted to staff and be reviewed by the Commission
for final approval.
Amended Motion Vice Chairperson Honan / Second Romero to approve POS-0142: DR06-0007 & UP06-
0004 with the all the changes of the original motion and adding a condition that the roll up door be removed.
Amended Motion Roll Call Vote:
Ayes: Commissioner Romero and Vice Chairperson Honan
Noes: Commissioner Giusti, Commissioner Prouty, Commissioner Sim, Chairperson Zemke, Commissioner Teglia
Abstain None
Absent: None
Motion failed by majority roll call vote.
Original Motion Roll Call Vote:
Ayes: Commissioner Giusti, Commissioner Prouty, Commissioner Sim, Chairperson Zemke, Commissioner Teglia
Noes: Commissioner Romero and Vice Chairperson Honan
Abstain None
Absent: None
Approved by majority roll call vote.
4. Woofgangs Doggy Daycare
Jean E Sinclair/applicant
RAGNO LLC/owner
242 Shaw Rd
P05-0166 UP05-0031 &. DR05-0099
Use Permit application to allow a dog daycare center at 242 Shaw Road in the Industrial (M-1) Zoning
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District in accordance with SSFMC Chapters 20.30 and 20.81
Associate Planner Beaudin presented the staff report.
Jean Sinclair, Woofgang Doggy Daycare, noted that there office is open 5 days a week from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
There will be separate playgroups. She added that the offices will turn into different kinds of rooms to
accommodate special circumstances for the dogs. She pointed out that there will not be any overnight boarding
and no weekend care. She added that they have met with Water Quality Control with regards to waste
management at the facility.
Commissioner Prouty asked how waste will be handled. Ms. Sinclair noted that they are purchasing pet-a-potty's
that can be cleaned and disposed in the toilet which was fine with Water Quality Control. She added that if they
could not manage the amount of waste there are two pooper scooper companies that can help them with waste
management.
Motion Sim / Second Teglia to P05-0166 UP05-0031 & DR05-0099. Approved by unanimous voice vote.
ADMINISTRATIVE BUSINESS
ITEMS FROM STAFF
Chief Planner Sparks noted that the Commission has received the Home Deport DEIR and will be scheduled for
Public Hearing comments.
ITEMS FROM COMMISSION
Vice Chairperson Honan asked if there were funds for the Annual Planners Institute. Chief Planner Sparks noted
that he would look into it.
Commissioner Sim asked if staff could work on getting guidelines for site surveys and noted that there should be
consistency in application packets submitted to the City.
ITEMS FROM THE PUBLIC
None
ADJOURNMENT
8:40 P.M.
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City of South San Francisco
William Zemke, Chairper. n
Planning Commission
City of South San Francisco
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