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Resolution No. PC-
2024-03 adopted as
amended
2. ZON-2022-0131. APPLICANT: JAMIE MCLAUGHLIN;
PROPERTY OWNER: BTC III FULLERTON CC LP.
Senior Planner Caldera presented a request for a Major Site Plan to demolish existing structures on the project site and construct a 185,525-square-foot concrete tilt -up warehouse building that includes 10,000-square-feet of supporting office space on property located at 801- 811 South Acacia Avenue and 1580 Kimberly Avenue.
Senior Planner Caldera noted corrections to conditions ii. and kk. made after publishing of the agenda.
Vice Chair Mansuri opened the public hearing at 8:11 p.m.
The following addressed the Planning Commission:
• Jamie McLaughlin, Applicant, spoke about the project site and site plan.
• Jonathan Shardlow, representing the Applicant, spoke about the type of user and cumulative impacts.
• Ernie Kelsey, Fullerton Heritage, spoke about the historic nature of the building.
• Alex (last name not provided), Laborers’ International Union of North America representative, spoke in support of the project and developer.
• Curtis Gamble, Fullerton, spoke in support of the project. • Bob Linnell, Fullerton Heritage, recommended the item be continued for further review.
The following addressed the Planning Commission via Zoom:
• Jane Reifer , Fullerton, spoke about trucks, routes of travel, trees, bike facility, sidewalk improvement, and transportation assessment.
• Charles M ikulik, First Carbon Solutions, spoke about the cultural study.
• Maureen Milton, Fullerton, inquired about tenants, fencing, guard house, ADA accessibility, and public art.
Mr. Shardlow and Mr. McLaughlin responded to questions and concerns raised during public comments.
Brittany Hagen, First Carbon Solutions, spoke about air quality.
Vice Chair Mansuri closed the public hearing at 9:17 p.m.
The following amendments were requested:
Any Crape Myrtle trees on the proposed landscape plan shall be replaced with fruitless ornamental Olive Trees.
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The site shall be precluded from operating as a cold storage facility and having refrigerated trucks on the premise.
It was moved by Commissioner Cox, seconded by Commissioner Dino, to adopt Resolution No. PC-2024-03, as amended, entitled:
RESOLUTION NO. PC -2024-03 - A RESOLUTION OF THE
PLANNING COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF FULLERTON,
CALIFORNIA, APPROVING A MAJOR SITE PLAN TO
DEMOLISH EXISTING ONSITE STRUCTURES AND
CONSTRUCT A NEW INDUSTRIAL WAREHOUSE BUILDING
ON PROPERTY ZONED M -P (MANUFACTURING PARK),
LOCATED AT 801-811 ACACIA AVENUE AND 1580 KIMBERLY
AVENUE
Motion carried 4-0-1 (Absent: Gambino).
Vice Chair Mansuri explained the 10-day appeal process.