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May 20, 1986 Study Session of the South San Francisco Planning
Commission.
MEMBERS PRESENT:
Chair Wendler, Commissioners Agee, Hoyer,
Martin and Terry.
ABSENT:
Vice Chair Boblitt and Commissioner Getz
ALSO PRESENT:
Planning Division: Jean T. Smith
Chair Wendler called the Study Session to order at 7:35 p.m. She
informed those present that the Commission would resume going
over the proposed Zoning Ordinance (dated April 1986) one page at
a time starting with Chapter 20.22, C-1 Neighborhood Commercial
District Use.
It was the consensus of the Commission that in each Zone District
where it states "The following use types shall be
permitted...subject to obtaining a use permit", permissive,
rather than mandatory language should be used.
"Section 20.22.020
Commissioner Hoyer reminded Staff to delete "and Services" from
(b) Commercial Use Types and any further reference to it when
used in the context "Convenience Sales and Services".
Section 20.22.070
Commissioner Hoyer suggested the following phrase be corrected
when used in any areas of the ordinance:
All Non-Residential uses which by their use generate one hundred
or more vehicle trips per day are a~eefflae~eaiiy,-eftiy permitted
~~5jeee-ee only by obtaining a use permit.
Section 20.26.020
It was the consensus of the Commission to add convenience sales
to (c) Commercial Use Types.
Section 20.30.040 and 050
Commissioner Hoyer reminded staff to delete references to
"Facilities". Director Smith mentioned that staff was working
with the consultant to see if this could be eliminated, but also
indicated that "Facilities" must be addressed in the ordinance.
Section 20.32.020
The Commissioners supported staff's recommendation to delete from
(c) Industrial Use Types: uSee~a~e,-afta-B~~e~~B~e~eft~--Heavy.
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STUDY SESSION - PROPOSED ZONING ORDINANCE (continued)
Section 20.36.010
The Commissioners supported staff's recommendation to delete (a)
El Camino Overlay district and (b) Senior Citizen Overlay
district. Director Smith informed the Commissioners that a use
permit could be required for senior housing in any zone allowing
residential uses.
section 20.43.020
The Commission agreed to the following:
...neighborhood shopping centers such as those in Westborough and
Winston Manor, as well as El Camino Real and aeWReeWR commercial
zones near residential zones, with the exception of S~aRa-AveRHe
the downtown area.
Section 20.43.030
The Commission agreed to the following:
...provided that in no case shall any business be aiiewea limited
to less than twenty-five square feet or be permitted more than
one hundred square feet of sign area.
Section 20.43.040
The Commission agreed to the following:
In Sign District One, all freestanding signs shall be set back at
least five feet from any property line and shall not extend over
sidewalk.
Table 20.43.100, 20.44.100, and 20.46.100
It was the consensus of the Commission to have all freestanding
signs over ten feet subject to Planning Commission approval. In
Sign District Four, an attached sign may be "less than 5e-~eee
building height"
Table 20.69.020
The Commission agreed that further explanation/definition of this
table should be included in a footnote with reference to
"Designators" and "Density" to clarify that density higher than
30 units per acre applies only to replacement in areas already
developed at the higher density.
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STUDY SESSION - PROPOSED ZONING ORDINANCE (continued)
Table 20.69.030
Director Smith informed the Commission that the table on Floor
Area Ratio was being considered for deletion from the ordinance
and that it will be discussed at a future date.
Table 20.71.030
(A revised table was distributed and the Commission agreed to
discuss it at a future date).
The Study Session was continued to the Planning Commission
Meeting of May 22, 1986, 7:30 p.m., at the Municipal Services
Building.
Adjournment: 10:10 p.m.
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