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Mr. Sergio Klotz, Associate Planner, displayed slides, presented the staff report and recommendation. <br />Mr. Sergio Klotz, Associate Planner, displayed slides, presented the staff report and recommendation. <br />Mc Dominic Kovacevic, representing Homeplace Shopping Center, distributed a booklet providing <br />an overview of the different phases of construction of the hazdwaze store and a description of the <br />present proposal. He indicated that he believed there were some discrepancies in the staff report and <br />resolution. The applicant was only requesting a vaziance to allow outdoor storage and had not <br />requested a variance for a reduction in pazking. In addition, Mr. Kavacevic explained that the azea <br />would be self-parked and why a pazking vaziance was not needed. <br />Mr. Adams responded that staff did not calculate ancillary storage sepazate from retail space. Staff's <br />formula for calculating retail pazking spaces is based upon gross squaze footage of the building and <br />' according to those calculations the center did require a pazking variance. Commissioner Mondo <br />stated that he was in favor of the project, however, he asked Mr. Kovacevic why the chain link fence <br />on the property had not been removed as required per wde. Mr. Kovacevic responded that there had <br />previously been a deteriorated chain length fence at the site. The deteriorated fence was replaced <br />with the new chain link fence during construction to protect the landscaping that had been planted. <br />He indicated that it was the intention of the applicant to let the chain link fence remain until the <br />landscaped hedges fully matured; approximately one to two years. <br />Mr. Adams informed the Commission that the chain link fence was not grandfathered in with the <br />project; that the chain link fence was in violation with code. <br />Mr. Kavacevic also noted a letter enclosed in the booklet dated Mazch 6, 1998 from Senior Planner, <br />Linda Hale and expressed his concern regarding a statement, made in the letter, that the City would <br />not support any future requests for pazking vaziances for the shopping center. <br />There were no public comments. <br />Motion to approve Variance No. 98-02 with the addition to the conditions of approval to remove <br />the construction chain link fence. <br />MOTION: Mondo <br />SECOND: MacDowell <br />AYES: Verino, MacDowell, Mondo, Doughty, Nalle, Solorio, and Cribb <br />NOES: None <br />' <br />ABSENT: None <br />ABSTAIN: None <br />5. UONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO. 96-39 <br />Filed by Mr. Mike Perez to modify the conditions of approval to allow live entertainment at the El <br />Tapatio restaurant in conjunction with the restaurant use located at 3700 West Warner Avenue in the <br />Light Industrial (Ml) zoning district. <br />LEGALLY NOTICID: April 5, 1998 <br />PUBLICLY NOTICED: April 6, 1998 <br />RECOMMENDATION: <br />Adopt a resolution approving the modifications to the conditions of approval for Conditional Use <br />permit No. 96-39. <br />Mr. Thomas Childress, Associate Planner, provided an overview of the staff report and conditions. <br />Mr. Michael Perez, applicant, indicated that he was requesting live entertainment to add to the <br />ambiance of the existing restaurant. He further stated that he was anticipating approximately one to <br />three mariachi shows per evening depending upon the demand of the customers. <br />' There were no public comments. <br />Motion to adopt a resolution approving the modifications to the conditions of approval for <br />Conditional Use Permrt NO. 96-39. <br />MOTION: Mondo <br />AYES: <br />NOES: <br />ABSENT: <br />ABSTAIN: <br />SECOND: Nalle <br />Verino, MacDowell, Mondo, Doughty, Nalle, Solorio, and Cribb <br />None <br />None <br />None <br />PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES 5 APRIL 13, 1998 <br />