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HomeMy WebLinkAboutResolutions 85-179 N.C.S. 06/17/1985: F~esolu~ion No. s5-1791~1. C. S. of the City of Petaluma, California A RESOLUTION DENYING THE APPEAL OF J. E. MCCAFFREY COMPANY FROM THE ACTION OF THE PETALUMA PLANNING COMMISSION WHEREAS, the Plannin;g Commission held a duly noticed public hearing to consider a conditional use permit for operation of a service station/convenience market at 5Q1 Petaluma Blvd. North; and WHEREAS, the Planning Commission granted the eonditional use permit based on stated findings and subject ,_to certain conditions; and WHEREAS, action by the Planning Commission included a condition prohibiting the sale of alcoholic beverages at the site in conjunction with operation of the service station/convenienee market; and WHEREAS, J. E. MCCAFFREY COMPANY has appealed the action of the Planning Commission of May 14, 1985, prohibiting th.e sale of alcoholic beverages at 501 Petaluma Boulevard North; and WHEREAS the matter has been properly brought before and heard by the City Council and the applicants and all interested parties were permitted to be heard; and . ~ ~ WHEREAS, that the City Gounci~l hereby finds as follows~: s 1. That an incompatibility in land use exists between gasoline sales and sale of alcohblic beverages; and 2. That the regulation of concurrent sale ~of ~ gasoline and alcoholic beverages is an appropriate use of the C'ity's police power as exercised through zoning decisions; and 3. That research is currently being conducted by independent research institutes to assess the long-range impact of concurrent sales; and Reso. 85-179 1 of 4 4. That it is in the best interest of the public health and safety not to grant this appeal at this time. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that based on the foregoing findings, the appeal is hereby denied and the action of the Planning Commission is upheld with the original conditions as listed below: Conditions : l. Convenience market sales shall not include the sale of any alcoholic beverage pending City Council determination. 2. The 23 foot driveway on Petaluma Blvd. North nearest the intersection of Kent Street shall be closed and replaced by curb, gutter and sidewalk subject to the approval of the City Engineer. 3. The 57.5 foot driveway on Kent Street shall be redesigned and divided into two driveways by placement of a landscape/curbed parking space adjacent to the building wall facing Kent Street, subject to 5PARC approval. 4. On-site parking shall be provided for the parking of four vehicles and shall be so located, stripped and designated to require one-way movement, exiting from the site onto Kent Street, subject to SPARC review and approval. 5. Two decorative trash containers shall be provided on the site to discourage littering. Location and design subject to SPARC review and approval. A separate trash enclosure, constructed to City Standards, shall be provided on site, subject to SPARC approval. 6. The free-standing pole sign near the corner shall be removed. It may be replaced with a single monument sign which meets the sign ordinance, i. e. , does not exceed five feet in height, and twenty square feet in size . A sign permit shall be required for the new signs . .. , _;.,~a~~ Reso. 85-179 NCS 2 of 4 7. A curbed, landscaped island shall be created at the southeast corner of the property (nearest the intersection of Kent and Petaluma Blvd. North) subject to approval of SPARC. Landscaping shall be provided on both sides of the restroom structure and along west and north property lines. 8. All requirements of the City Fire Marshal, including securing a permit for the installation of new gas pumps in 1984, shall be complied with. 9. Setback for the proposed installation of a diesel pump shall conform to applicable code requirements for distances to structures and property lines, subject to review and approval of Fire Marshal and SPARC. 10. A six-foot high wooden fence (reduced to 3' within street front setback areas) shall be constructed along west and north property lines . 11. The unused 22-foot tall light poles at the southwest and northwest corners of the property shall be removed or lowered to conform to City standards, i. e. lowered to 16 feet and fitted with fixtures which direct lights away from adjacent property. 12. The restroom building in the northwest corner of the property shall be refurbished subject to the approval of SPARC. 13. All asphalt pavement on the property shall be patched and sealed subject to the approval of staff. 14. There shall be no storage or sale of vehicles on the site; no outdoor auto repair or storage or display of tires, motor oil or other products related to the business; and no parking lot vendors (i.e. no sales of "laser art" , velvet paintings, tools, pottery, etc. ). One roll-around display rack of vehicle related products will be allowed. 15. Any outdoor or roof mounted mechanical equipment shall be fully screened, subject to SPARC review and approval. Reso. 85-179 3 of 4 f . - 16. All proposed changes to the existing struc,tures and site layout shall be subject to review and approval of SPARC. 17. Business shall be closed between the hours of 2 AM and 5 AM. a Under the power and authority conferred upon this Gouncil by the Charter of said City. r ; ; r ~ I hereby certify the foregoing Resolution was introduc~d and adopted by the pproved s to Council of the City of Petaluma'at a''(Regulai) :~~q~{~i~l) meeting '~ ` June ; , ............... 19.$~.., by the •--•._.. day; ;of .-•--•--•-•-- on the ...:~7th--- ' --•---•- - •------------•----••• - ~ . , , . . : :~ , follo~ving. vote: .. ; ' . ~ ' r .. . ... ..••••-•-•y -•-----•--•---y ....----- • , , > it Attorne AYES: Balshaw, Davis, Woolsey, Tencer,r~'1VIayor Mattei ~ ' ~. . NOES: Cavanagh, V.ice Mayor Bond ~: . , , , . , ABSENT: None ~ ~•- - L~t/C L/ ~__ ~' ATTEST: .........--•-• • ..... ..:...:..::............:.......••••..._...............••••-•--••••--•••--••••• -•-•--•--,•••••••- ---••-• --•••••••-• ---:-••-••------••-••••••-••,•--•••---.._._...•-•••--•-• City er_k Mayor Council File .............. ................... 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