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Item 25 - Related Bristol Specific Plan Ordinances Second Readings (3600 S Bristol Street)
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Item 25 - Related Bristol Specific Plan Ordinances Second Readings (3600 S Bristol Street)
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Related Bristol Specific Plan Ordinances Second Readings (3600 S Bristol Street) <br />October 15, 2024 <br />Page 3 <br />c. Requiring a conditional use permit for alcohol sales, both on- (restaurants) <br />and off- (stores) site sales; <br />d. In the Specific Plan design guidelines, requiring screening ("shall" instead <br />of "may") on any blank garage or building walls, for architectural <br />enhancement; <br />e. Specifying that "iconic" architecture is required for all new buildings; <br />f. Requiring private security officers to be on site 24 hours per day, 7 days <br />per week, and to routinely patrol the site; and <br />g. Specifying the approved truck hauling route in the Specific Plan as <br />recommended by Staff. <br />Regarding truck routes, following City Council consideration and approval of the item <br />with stipulations specifying the approved truck hauling routes as recommended by Staff, <br />Planning and Building Agency staff worked diligently with the Public Works Agency to <br />include additional clarifying language to aid the future implementation of the included <br />restrictions in the Specific Plan. The language has been drafted to clearly require the <br />submission of a truck route for review and approval by the City for each of the three <br />major construction phases of the project and the approved route for each phase <br />prioritizes the protection of existing, established residential communities surrounding the <br />project site and minimizes noise impacts onto surrounding properties. The additional <br />language also clarifies that the included restrictions are for the protection of existing <br />known residential developments at the time of the adoption of the Specific Plan. This is <br />to ensure adequate future access to the site for construction purposes in the event <br />future residential uses are established at locations conflicting with these restrictions. <br />The modifications have been included in the updated Specific Plan that is posted to the <br />City's project webpage and are included in this staff report as Exhibit 3. <br />In addition to the two items deliberated above, staff recommended that the City Council <br />consider a modification to Condition No. 13(g) on the resolution approving Vesting <br />Tentative Tract Map No. 2023-01 for the project. The modification clarifies and requires <br />coordination with the City of Costa Mesa for a project driveway on Sunflower Avenue. <br />The modification has been included in the resolution's conditions of approval and is <br />included in this staff report as Exhibit 4. <br />Lastly, following approval of the first reading of the ordinance for the DA, staff modified <br />the DA to: <br />1. Address a minor, non -substantive typo in Section 3.1.4, which referenced <br />Section 1.1.19 (Ground Lease) instead of Section 1.1.18 (Future Project <br />Approvals). The correct section to be referenced is Section 1.1.18 (Future Project <br />Approvals). The DA has been corrected with this new reference; and <br />2. Add ordinance and resolution numbers to fields in the DA that were left blank <br />prior to the ordinance's first reading. <br />
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