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INSIDE CITY HALL
Here are a few of the items the Commission considered Monday.
PLANNING APPLICATION
The applicant, Kim Berry, representing Cameo Homes, requested
approval of a master plan amendment and changes from perimeter
open-space requirements and for a reduction in the number of on-site
parking spaces. At the site is a 276-unit apartment complex named
Park Mesa Village at 550 Paularino Ave.
Berry proposed replacing 80 parking spaces with 70 one-garage
spaces in seven buildings. Because of the 10-space reduction in total
parking, she needed an exception to do so.
WHAT HAPPENED
The commission approved the application, but required Cameo Homes
to provide the same number of parking spaces it has now and not
reduce it by 10 as desired. The commission also required the company
to post signs around the parking areas with a phone number that
residents can call to complain about parking problems, to create a
parking management plan and to get together with the nearby Avalon at
South Coast apartment complex to resolve parking issues in the area.
WHAT IT MEANS
The complex will still provide 476 parking spaces and will have to
follow through on the other recommendations.
WHAT WAS SAID
“Reducing parking was a bad idea and bad policy,” said Chairman
Bruce Garlich.
PLANNING APPLICATION
The applicants, Frank and Terry Minnameyer, requested approval of
an exception from backyard lot coverage requirements to allow
construction of a one-story, 264-square-foot master bedroom addition.
WHAT HAPPENED
The council approved the application.
WHAT IT MEANS
The Minnameyers can build their addition.
SUBDIVISION REQUEST
The applicant, Joaquin Sahagun, requested approval to convert an
unoccupied two-story, four-unit residential development to ownership
units through a subdivision.
In March, 2001, staff approved the construction of four detached
residential units. Building permits were issued for the units as
apartments, which are under construction.
Sahagun proposes a one-lot airspace subdivision to allow for
individual sale of the units. He is also requesting approval of a
design review to ease the conversion from rentals to ownership units.
WHAT HAPPENED
The commission approved the subdivision.
WHAT IT MEANS
The project can be subdivided.
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