100422-H-23sr&att.pdf — Long Beach City Council, October 4, 2022

AGENDA ITEM No. 1 Development Services
Planning Bureau
411 West Ocean Boulevard, 3rd Floor, Long Beach, CA 90802 (562) 570-6194
July 21, 2022

CHAIR AND PLANNING COMMISSIONERS
City of Long Beach
California
RECOMMENDATION:

Accept Categorical Exemption CE-22-113 and approve a Conditional Use Permit CUP22-002 for the onsite service of alcoholic beverages (Type 41 - On-Sale Beer & Wine – Eating Place) at the Junipero Concession Stand located at 2630 East Ocean Blvd in the Park (P) Zoning District. (District 2)
APPLICANT: Saltwater Deck
c/o Marvin Youssef
10805 Artesia Blvd, Unit 107
Cerritos, CA 90703
(Application No. 2201-03)

DISCUSSION
The Junipero Beach Concession Stand/Restroom Building is located on the sandy beach area at the east end of the Junipero Beach parking lot (also known as Cherry Beach) within the Park Zoning District (Attachment A - Vicinity Map). Vehicular access to the beach parking lot that serves the concession stand is maintained via a roadway leading from the intersection of Ocean Boulevard and Junipero Avenue (terminus). The beach bicycle and pedestrian path is located directly north of the concession stand/restroom building and serves the project site. The existing bluff areas north of the site include stair access to Ocean Boulevard for pedestrians.

Areas immediately adjacent to the project site include a sandy beach area, basketball courts, a playground, exercise equipment, a rinse station, existing bicycle and pedestrian path. Surrounding land uses include park and beach areas, residential uses, and a museum. The site has a 1989 General Plan Land Use designation of Land Use District (LUD) No. 11 (Open Space). 1 The project site is situated in the Coastal Zone. The concession stand building and outdoor seating area for the concession stand are located within the State's permit jurisdiction. The accessory recreation uses north of the concession stand (bicycle and pedestrian path, basketball courts, and exercise equipment) are located in the City’s Appealable Area. Therefore, the final coastal permit approval 1 The General Plan Land Use Element was updated in 2019 and has not yet been certified as part of the City’s Local Coastal Program. Therefore, the 1989 General Plan Land Use Element (1989) designation LUD No. 11 remains applicable to the project site.

Attachment A

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for the service of alcoholic beverages in the existing outdoor seating area would require approval/clearance by the California Coastal Commission (Coastal Commission).

The site is currently developed with a 1,574-square-foot structure featuring a concession stand, restrooms, and outdoor storage (Attachment B – Site Photographs). The concession stand was remodeled in 2018. Within the City’s jurisdiction of the coastal zone, the remodel included the installation of exercise equipment with an accessible path, two basketball courts, and wayfinding signage on an existing paved beach path (Attachment C – Concession LCDP [App. No. 1703-39]).

Within the Coastal Commission’s Original Permit Jurisdiction, a Coastal Development Permit (CDP) was issued for the remodel of the concession/restroom building, consisting of a new screen wall separating restrooms from concession area, lockable storage space for vendors, shade structure, new concrete boardwalk connecting the concession with the bike path, a children’s playground, and other American’s with Disabilities Act improvements (Attachment D – Concession CDP [No. 5-17- 0796]). The concession stand vendor operates under a contract with the City of Long Beach and is required to comply with all conditions of approval issued under the local and states approvals, including all food service through the takeout window and the stocking of relatively inexpensive snack items. There is no full table service permitted within the dining/seating area, located within the sand and paved area between the existing palm trees and concession stand. The existing beach parking lot serves the concession stand (accessory use), and as conditioned, is required to be reserved for use of the general public and shall be available on a first-come, first-served basis. The operation of the concession stand at this location is consistent with the City’s certified Local Coastal Program (LCP).

While parks and open space uses are the primary land uses permitted in this land use district, accessory commercial uses, such as a food and beverage concession stand, are also permitted if intended to preserve natural areas, promote the mental and physical health of the community, and improve the park/beach visitor's overall experience. The proposed project meets the intent of this goal as the project would serve visitors of the surrounding beach areas.

Conditional Use Permit
The applicant is seeking approval of a Conditional Use Permit (CUP) to allow on-premises alcohol sales within the existing concession seating area. The applicant is requesting a Type 41 Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) license (On-Sale Beer & Wine – Eating Place) which allows the sales of beer and wine for on-site consumption in conjunction with a bona fide eating place. The proposed service of alcohol would not involve physical construction or change the use/intensity of the concession stand. The nature of the proposed ABC license is for alcoholic beverage sales to be consumed onsite with the service of meals.

The concession stand use is considered a positive addition to beach recreational activities and enhances the visitor-serving nature of this coastal area. The existing concession stand maintains a takeout window for the services of food and beverages (Attachment E - Plans). Only concession stand staff are permitted within the interior of the kitchen, food prep, and food service areas of the concession stand. On-site consumption would be permitted only within the designated outdoor seating area on the sandy beach area. The service of alcohol in this area would not affect the special conditions related to public access issued by the Coastal Commission under CDP No. 5-17-0796.

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The concession stand will only serve alcoholic beverages at time when food items are available for sale. The beach concessionaire has the ability to operate within the framework of the agreements with the City, which incorporate all entitlement approvals and conditions as exhibits.

The operator at this location proposes to limit alcoholic beverage sales to patrons who purchase a food item or present a receipt of purchase of a food item (Attachment F – Operations Plan). In addition, the applicant has proposed security measures and proper training for all staff for the responsible service of alcohol. Conditions of approval have been included to ensure that alcoholic beverages are served in a clear and recognizable cup and that all alcoholic beverage are consumed onsite within a delineated area (Attachment G - Conditions of Approval). The delineation of the seating area shall be in conformance with ABC requirements but shall not include a permanent railing system without the expressed approval by the Coastal Commission.

As conditioned, the ABC-required enclosures around the dining areas shall be a visually open, temporary rope (or similar) enclosure that is to be removed at the close of business each day. A sign shall be posted that reads “No Alcoholic Beverages Beyond This Point”. This permit does not modify public access management conditions for the seating area included in the previous approvals.

While the operations plan does include operating parameters for hours of alcohol service (Table 1: Proposed Operating Hours), the concession stand’s hours may operate reduced hours in the off season and in response to inclement weather. As CUP approvals run with the land and concessionaires change over time, operation plans also change. Therefore, conditions of approval have been incorporated to ensure the sale of alcoholic beverages would continue in an appropriate manner even when a change of operator occurs. As such, the conditions of approval require that the alcohol sales shall end a minimum of one hour prior to the close of business. In addition, the final operations plan shall be provided to the Development Service Department’s Planning Bureau (Bureau) prior to the commencement of alcohol service. The approved operations plan and conditions of approval shall be maintained onsite at all times. Upon a change of operator/concessionaire, an updated operations plan shall be submitted to the Bureau and the updated plan shall also be maintained on-site.

Table 1: Proposed Operating Hours
Food Service 7 am – 8 pm
Alcohol Service 10 am – 7 pm

In accordance with Long Beach Municipal Code (LBMC) Section 21.25.201, the purpose of a CUP is to allow the review of a proposed use to ensure that it is compatible with the adjacent uses. In In addition, LBMC 21.52.201 establishes a number of requirements for alcohol beverage sales.

Required findings include compliance with the required off-street parking; that the alcohol use not be in an overconcentration of alcohol licenses within the Census Tract; that the use not be located in a reporting district with a high crime rate as reported by the Long Beach Police Department (LBPD); and the use’s proximity to parks and schools. LBMC Section 21.25.100 allows these and conditions to be waived subject to written findings.

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The existing concession stand is an accessory use to the beach and previous conditions of approval issued by the Coastal Commission do not permit the reservation of parking within the beach parking lot for concession stand patrons. The proposed sale of alcoholic beverages would not represent an intensification of use but would add menu items to an existing accessory use.

The existing beach parking lot serves as a first-come-first-served basis and has sufficient capacity to serve the existing beach primary use and accessory park amenities, which include the concession stand and recreation areas.

The subject property is located within Census Tract 5767 ABC recommends a maximum of four on-sale alcohol licenses for this census tract based on the current population within the tract.

There are currently nine active alcohol licenses for on-site consumption sales within this Census Tract (Attachment H – Map of ABC Licenses). While the census tract is currently over- concentrated and the addition of this license would further overconcentrate the census tract, the granting of the CUP would be consistent with the CUP approved for Alamitos Concession Stand Project. Alcoholic beverage sales would generate a small percentage of the overall sales as the primary use is a concession stand. The proposed alcohol license at this location would be limited to beer and wine. The outdoor seating area is subject to fluctuations in weather and seasonal trends, which is unique compared to a typical restaurant use. The closest on-sale license to the project site is located at 2300 East Ocean Boulevard (Long Beach Museum of Art), which is approximately 500 feet northwest of the site. The remaining licenses are located along East Broadway, approximately 1,300 feet to the north. Therefore, within the locational context of the site, the type of license, and the distance to other licenses locations, the overconcentration does not represent a condition that would create a nuisance with incorporation of the proposed conditions of approval.

The CUP for a Type 41 liquor license is requested as a service and convenience to the customers as an integral part of the dining experience. In considering a CUP for the sale of beer and wine at this location, staff evaluated the total number of reported crimes in the subject Police Reporting District. The site is located within Police Reporting District 433 within the East Division. The crime rate for this reporting district is 246, with the average being 97. Pursuant to Section 21.15.1338, "high crime" means a crime rate in a crime reporting district that is 20 percent above the City-wide average for all crimes. The threshold for high crime is 116. Therefore, this area is considered to be a high crime area. Section 21.52.201 of the Zoning Code requires that a new CUP for alcohol sales not be approved in a reporting district with a high crime rate as reported by the LBPD. The project site is in a high crime area. There were 17 calls for service attributed to the location from May 2021 to May 2022. Based on this information, the LBPD has included conditions of approval related to security cameras and lighting. With the proposed conditions of approval incorporated, the LBPD is not opposed to the approval of a Type 41 ABC license.

Staff consulted with the LBPD on this alcohol sales request and the LBPD expressed no opposition to approval provided the approval includes security measures including training, recognizable cups, prevention of loitering, and the incorporation of lighting and video surveillance. Conditions of approval address these concerns regarding the requested alcohol sales. Staff believes that approval of the CUP for alcohol sales would have a minimal impact on the surrounding community since this

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land use the recommended conditions of approval would require the implementation of a number of operational measures designed to reduce any potential negative effects from the alcohol sales.

Staff recommends approval of the CUP with conditions for the project as necessary components of beach concession amenities that will increase and enhance active and passive beach recreational activities, based on the attached findings (Attachment I - Findings) and subject to the attached approval conditions.

PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE
A total of 2,837 notices of public hearing were distributed within a 1,000-foot radius from the project site on July 7, 2022 in accordance with the requirements of Chapter 21.21 of the Zoning Regulations. As of the preparation of this report, one public comment has been received (Attachment J – Public Comment).

ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW
Pursuant to the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) this project is eligible for a categorical exemption per Section 15301 (Existing Facilities) of the CEQA Guidelines (CE-22-113). The project would not involve new physical construction and would entail the service of alcoholic beverages from an existing food and beverage concession stand.

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Respectfully submitted,

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Attachments: Attachment A - Vicinity Map
Attachment B - Site Photographs
Attachment C - Concession LCDP (App. No. 1703-39)
Attachment D - Concession CDP (No. 5-17-0796)
Attachment E - Plans
Attachment F - Operations Plan
Attachment G - Conditions of Approval
Attachment H - Map of ABC Licenses
Attachment I - Findings
Attachment J - Public Comment

MARYANNE CRONIN

PROJECT PLANNER

ALEXIS OROPEZA

CURRENT PLANNING OFFICER

OSCAR W. ORCI

DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT SERVICES

CHRISTOPHER KOONTZ, AICP

DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT

SERVICES

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Subject Property:
2630 E Ocean Blvd
Application No. 2201-03
Council District 2
Zoning Code: P
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Attachment B
Approx. Project
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA - NATURAL RESOURCES AGENCY

CALIFORNIA COASTAL COMMISSION

SOUTH COAST DISTRICT OFFICE
301 E. OCEAN BL VD., SUITE 300
LONG BEACH, CALIFORNIA 90802-4830
PH (562) 590-5071 FAX (562) 590-5084
WWW.COASTAL.CA.GOV

GAVIN NE WSOM, GOVERNOR

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January 31, 2020
Permit Application No.: 5-17-0796

COASTAL DEVELOPMENT PERMIT
On October 10, 2018, the California Coastal Commission granted to Joshua Hickman, City Of Long Beach this permit subject to the attached Standard and Special conditions, for development consisting of Remodel of concession/restroom building on Junipero Beach adjacent to bike/pedestrian path, consisting of a new screen wall separating restrooms from concession area, lockable storage space for vendors, shade structure, new concrete boardwalk connecting concession with bike path, childrens playground, and other ADA improvements., more specifically described in the application filed in the Commission offices.

The development is within the coastal zone at Not Available (APN(s): 7264018902) Issued on behalf of the California Coastal Commission by ACKNOWLEDGMENT:

Sincerely,
John Ainsworth
Executive Director
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Coastal Program Analyst
The undersigned permittee acknowledges receipt of this permit and agrees to abide by all terms and conditions thereof.

The undersigned permittee acknowledges that Government Code Section 818.4 which states in pertinent part of that: "A Public entity is not liable for injury caused by the issuance ... of any permit ... " applies to the issuance of this permit.

Attachment D

Attachment E

1 TYPE 41 ABC

LICENCE

OPERATIONS
PLAN
562-341-0549
[email protected]
2630 E OCEAN BLVD.

LONG BEACH, CA 90803

SALTWATER DECK
Attachment F

[email protected]
2 MISSION STATEMENT
Saltwater Deck strives to create a safe, fun, responsible, and family-oriented environment where all beach patrons can enjoy an amazing Long beach experience.

HOURS OF FOOD AND ALCOHOL SERVICE
• Food service 7AM-8PM
• Alcohol service 10AM-7PM

TYPE OF ALCOHOL TO BE SERVED
• We will have a small menu that consists of beer, wine, champagne and wine-based cocktail drinks.
• Menu still to be finalized.

POLICIES FOR THE PURCHASE OF FOOD WITH ALCOHOL
• All customers will be required to purchase food or show receipt of food purchased in order to obtain alcohol.

LOCATION OF AREA FOR ONSITE CONSUMPTION
• Location of area will be within the roped/stanchion seating area at Saltwater Deck. (Please reference photo attached)
• All proper signage will be posted/attached according to City of Long Beach and ABC state requirements.

SECURITY PROVISIONS
• We will have an employee always outside to monitor all customers as well as security on weekends or during busy times if need be. • More provisions will be given to us from our ABC agent assigned to our license. Saltwater will comply fully to all rules and regulations pertaining to our license.

[email protected]
3 ABC TRAINING OF EMPLOYEES
• All Managers, Owners, and staff serving alcohol will all have their California Responsible Beverage Service (RBS CERTIFICATION). All of which will be additionally trained on the requirements specific for Saltwater Deck.

SIGNAGE
• We will have all proper signage that states where alcoholic beverages can be consumed on site.
• We will have extra safety, age requirement, and responsibility signage posted.
• If the City of Long Beach or California ABC requires any additional signage we will comply with all requirements.

[email protected]
4 Attachment I

CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT

FINDINGS
Application No. 2201-03 (CUP22-002)
2630 East Ocean Blvd
September 20, 2022

Pursuant to Section 21.56. 206 of the Zoning Ordinance, a Conditional Use Permit shall not be approved unless the following findings, in addition to any findings applicable under Chapter 21.25, are made. These findings and staff analysis are presented for consideration, adoption, and incorporation into the record of proceedings.

A. THE APPROVAL IS CONSISTENT WITH AND CARRIES OUT THE GENERAL

PLAN, ANY APPLICABLE SPECIFIC PLANS SUCH AS THE LOCAL COASTAL

PROGRAM AND ALL ZONING REGULATIONS OF THE APPLICABLE
DISTRICT;

The project site is in General Plan Land Use District (LU D) No. 11, Open Space and Park District. 1 While parks and open space uses are the primary land uses permitted in this LU D, commercial and commercial recreation uses are also permitted if intended to preserve natural areas, promote the mental and physical health of the community, and improve the park visitor's overall experience. The proposed project meets the intent of this General Plan LU D as the project would serve visitors of the surrounding park and beach areas.

The project site is in the Park (P) zoning district, which is a district established to set aside and p reserve publicly owned natural and open areas for active and passive public use for recreational, cultural and community service activities. Such areas are characterized by landscaped open space, beaches or inland bodies of water.

The project site is situ ated in the California Coastal Zone, specifically the concession building and seating area is in the area of the Coastal Zone under the State's permit jurisdiction. Therefore, the project would require final approval/clearance by the California Coastal Commission.

The proposed project includes one land use that requires a Conditional Use Permit approval: alcoholic beverage sales at the existing concession stand . The conditionally permitted land use would enhance the coastal recreational opportunities of local residents and beach visitors. The project is consistent with the intent of General Plan LU D No. 11 and the Park zoning district to encourage active and passive public use of the project site and surrounding park and beach areas. Project approval would include conditions of approval to prevent nuisances and minimize potential negative impacts to surrounding areas.

1 The General Plan Land Use Element was updated in 2019 and has not yet been certified as part of the City’s Local Coastal Program. Therefore, the 1989 General Plan Land Use Element (1989) designation of Land Use District (LUD) No. 11 remains applicable to the project site.

Conditional Use Permit
Findings
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B. THE PROPOSED USE WILL NOT BE DETRIMENTAL TO THE SURROUNDING

COMMUNITY INCLUDING PUBLIC HEAL TH, SAFETY OR GENERAL
WELFARE, ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY OR QUALITY OF LIFE; AND

As conditioned, t he sale of alcoholic beverages for on -site consumption at a concession stand is not expected to be detrimental to the surrounding community.

Conditions of approval are included to ensure minimization of any negative impacts associated with the operation of the proposed project. All service of alcoholic beverages would be limited to the existing service area. Conditions include security measures requiring video cameras, alcohol training, measures to identify alcoholic beverage containers, prevent loitering, and to ensure safe operations of the facility.

C. THE APPROVAL IS IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE SPECIAL CONDITIONS FOR SPECIFIC CONDITIONAL USES, AS LISTED IN CHAPTER 21.52.

Section 21.52.201 states that the following conditions shall apply to all alcoholic beverages sales uses requiring a Conditional Use Permit:

a. The operator of the use shall provide parking for the use equivalent to the parking required for new construction regardless of the previous use as to legal nonconforming rights.

The project site is the Junipero Beach Concession Stand/Restroom Building which is located on the sandy beach area at the east end of the Junipero Beach parking lot (also known as Cherry Beach). Local vehicular access to the beach parking lot that serves the concession stand is maintained via a roadway leading from the intersection of Ocean Boulevard and Junipero Avenue (terminus). Furthermore, the project site is served by multiple modes of transportation, including the beach bike and pedestrian paths and the bluff stairs that connect to Ocean Boulevard.

The existing concession stand is an accessory use to the beach and previous conditions of approval issued by the Coastal Commission do not permit the reservation of parking within the beach parking lot for concession stand patrons. The proposed sale of alcoholic beverages within the existing outdoor seating area would not represent an intensification of use but would add menu items to an existing accessory use.

As conditioned under the Coastal Development Permit for Concession Stand (CDP No. 5-17-0796), the existing beach parking lot serves as a first- come-first-served basis and has sufficient capacity to serve the existing beach primary us e and accessory park amenities, which include the concession stand and recreation areas. The existing parking conditions and Conditional Use Permit
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alternate modes of transportation provide adequate opportunities to access the concession stand and associated dining areas.

b. The operator of the use shall provide night lighting and other security measures to the satisfaction of the Chief of Police;

The existing concession stand maintains onsite security lighting on the building. The project Conditions of Approval include a require ment to provide appropriate security lighting with light and glare shields to avoid light intrusion onto adjacent beach areas and the surrounding areas in accordance with Long Beach Municipal Code and specifies that other security measures may be required to the satisfaction of the Long Beach Police Department. In addition, conditions of approval require exterior video security cameras and adequate video surveillance of the surrounding area to the satisfaction of the Police Department.

c. The operator of the use shall prevent loitering or other activity in the parking lot that would be a nuisance to adjacent uses and/or residential neighborhoods;

The c onditions of approval require the operator to prevent loitering and other related nuisances.

d. The use shall not be in a reporting district with more than the recommended maximum concentration of the applicable on or off - premises sales use, as recommended by the State of California Alcoholic Beverage Control Board, nor with a high crime rate as reported by the Long Beach Police Department, except: (1) locations in the greater downtown area; or (2) stores of more than twenty thousand (20,000) square feet floor area, and also providing fresh fruit, vegetables and meat, in addition to canned goods; and

In consideration of a Conditional Use Permit application for the sale of alcoholic beverages, staff evaluates the number of existing alcohol licenses in the subject Census Tract. The subject property is located within Census Tract 5767 ABC rec ommends a maximum of four (4) on -sale alcohol licenses for this census tract based on the current population within the tract. There are currently nine (9) active alcohol licenses for on -site consumption sales within this Census Tract. The site is located within Police Reporting District 433 within the East Division. The crime rate for this reporting district is 246, with the average being 97. Pursuant to Section

21.15.1338, "high crime" means a crime rate in a crime reporting district that is twenty percen t (20%) above the City -wide average for all crimes. The threshold for high crime is 116. Therefore, this area is considered to be a Conditional Use Permit
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high crime area. Based on this information, the police department has included conditions of approval related to security ca meras and lighting.

With the proposed conditions of approval incorporated, the LBPD does not have opposition to the approval of a Type 41 ABC license.

While the census tract is currently over -concentrated and within the high - crime area , The granting of the CUP would be consistent with the CUP approved for Alamitos Concession Stand Project in allowing beach patrons to enjoy the public beach amenities without having to depart the beach to travel to commercial districts in order to purchase and consume food and beverages, including beer and wine . Alcoholic beverage sales would generate a small percentage of the overall sales as the primary use is a concession stand. The proposed alcohol license at this location would be limited to beer and wine. The outdoor seating area is subject to fluctuations in weather and seasonal trends, which is unique compared to a typical restaurant use. The closest on -sale license to the project site is located at 2300 East Ocean Boulevard (Long Beach Museum of Art) , w hich is approximately 500 feet northwest of the site. The remaining licenses are located along East Broadway , approximately 1,300 feet to the north.

Therefore, within the locational context of the site, the type of license, and the distance to other licens es locations, the overconcentration does not represent a condition that would create a nuisance with incorporation of the proposed conditions of approval.

e. The use shall not be located within five hundred feet (500') of a public school, or public park, except: (1) locations in the greater downtown area; or (2) stores of more than twenty thousand (20,000) square feet, and also providing fresh fruit, vegetables, and meat in addition to canned goods.

Although the project site is in a public park, the subject site has been conditioned to ensure that security measures are taken for public health, safety, and welfare. The beaches are regional serving, and the concession stands serve to provide food and beverages , including lower-cost options.

The concession stands are located in areas that are relatively remote from commercial districts. The nearest commercial zone to the project site is along East Broadway, which is at a distance from the concession stand location. The onsite sale of food and beverages at the concession stand , including alcoholic beverages, enables visitors to remain at the beach , rather than departing the coastal beach areas to seek commercial areas for restaurant and retail uses . The alcohol servi ce would be an accessory to the sale of food and non-alcoholic beverages.

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D. THE RELATED DEVELOPMENT APPROVAL, IF APPLICABLE, IS

CONSISTENT WITH THE GREEN BUILDING STANDARDS FOR PUBLIC AND PRIVATE DEVELOPMENT, AS LISTED IN SECTION 21.45.400.

The project doe s not include the construction of new building area . The existing concession stand is in conformance with the green building standards applicable to the scope of the 2018 remodel.

Maryanne Cronin
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Greetings!
Nancy Berkoff >
Sunday, July 10, 2022 1:31 PM
Maryanne Cronin; PlanningCommissioners
Council District 3
Application #2201-03 (CUP22-002) Conditional Use Permit: invitation to more crime Am responding to 2201-0 3 ( CUP22-002) 2630 E. Ocean Blvd ( APN: 7264-018-902, Saltwater Deck c/o Marvin Youssef) Conditional Use Permit.

The Junipero Beach parking lot is infamous in our neighborhood for disorderly conduct, noise violations, domestic violence and heated confrontations, This would affect not only the immediate parking lot area, but the Bluff Park neighborhood adjacent to it. Saltwater Deck customers could obtain alcohol in the parking lot area, then walk up the beach stairs to Bluff Park and "party" there. The Junipero Beach playground is used by adults, especially after 4pm for noisy and contentious gatherings. This happens on a continual basis.

Issuing an alcohol license would be a step in the wrong direction. My neighbors and I ( we live in a building directly across the street from Saltwater Deck) have the need to call the police nonemergency number on a regular basis. Last week alone, there were calls placed on at least five days due to excessive noise and criminal activity beginning in the Junipero Beach lot and often spreading to the Bluff Park area.

Imagine that this was your home. Please do not provide additional "fuel" to an already simmering fire.

Thank you for your attention and reply. If I may supply additional information, please do not hesitate to contact me.

Best regards,
Nancy Berkoff
Robert Zeit
Nancy Berkoff, RD, EdD
Attachment J
1 Dionne Bearden
From: a
Sent: Thursday, July 14, 2022 3:31 PM
To: PlanningCommissioners
Subject: application#2201-03 saltwater deck
-EXTERNAL-

I object to approving the allowance of on-site sale of alcoholic beverages at the concession stand at 2620 E. Ocean Blvd, Long Beach.

Alcohol consumption contributes to discipline problems and crime. Keep Beaches and parks a safe plaice for all to enjoy.

Annette Fruehan

Long Beach CA 90803

1 Maryanne Cronin
From: Monica English
Sent: Tuesday, July 19, 2022 11:04 AM
To: Maryanne Cronin; PlanningCommissioners
Subject: Saltwater Deck Alcohol Permit
‐EXTERNAL‐

I support the on‐site sale of alcoholic beverages at 2630 E. Ocean Blvd.

I am a Long Beach local that frequents Junipero Beach regularly. I believe that the sale of alcoholic beverages (obviously with reasonable limits) would be beneficial to the Long Beach community. It will bring good business and more mone y for the city, as well as more positive traffic.

I routinely clean up the area to help make a difference in the community. Regulating the sale of alcoholic beverages will incentivize more people and authorities to keep our beaches clean. Many would love to enjoy mimosas on the bea ch and the majority of people are respectful.

Best regards,
Monica English

1 Maryanne Cronin
From: Joanne Culverhouse
Sent: Tuesday, July 19, 2022 6:18 PM
To: Maryanne Cronin; PlanningCommissioners
Subject: Salt Water Deck Application Use Permit - GREAT for the Community ‐EXTERNAL‐

To Ms. Cronin and Members of the Planning Commissioner,

My name is Joanne Culverhouse and I recently retired as the Superintendent of La Habra City School District and I am a homeowner at 1400 East Ocean Blvd. I have lived in the community since 2014 and having Salt Water Deck establish themselves in this community has bee
n a huge addition to the beach community. The owners and patrons participate in Beach Cleanups and provide wonderful community support. Salt Water Deck is where I take my family and friends when they visit from out of town or out of state.

I have spent hours at the rest
aurant during the afternoon and evening hours and having a liquor license would be an asset. The restaurant closes early and most of the disturbances occur late at night and Salt Water Deck has no control over the evening hours. I have heard the arguments against this and they are unreliable and untrue . Salt Water Deck having the ability to serve alcohol should be granted. It would be a controlled environment and would not be a detriment to the Junipero Playground.

Individuals causing the disturbances in the late evening hours are going to bring alcohol with them even if Salt Water Deck
allows patrons to enjoy a meal with alcohol. The owners have no control over the disruptions. I am forced to call the authorities on a regular basis and Salt Water Deck or any restaurant who serves alcohol is not to blame and Salt Water Deck should not be penalize d.

Please, please grant the ability for this wonderful establishment to serve us.

I would be very happy to provide additional information to support this request.

Sincerely,

Joanne Culverhouse Ed.D.

1 Maryanne Cronin
From: John Batsakis
Sent: Wednesday, July 20, 2022 9:43 AM
To: Maryanne Cronin; PlanningCommissioners
Subject: Saltwater Deck alcohol permit
-EXTERNAL-

I frequent saltwater deck weekly and I believe that allowing the business to sell alcohol would be a great benefit to the community, with rules in place of course. I believe it will draw more crowds to the beach, bringing in more money for the city and nearby business establishments.

I believe the crowds would force more enforcement and push away the bad crowds. Selling alcohol on the beach works out for the best in other countries. Why not us? I assume that there might be incidents but i believe 99% of the people would be respectful. There are bad people on this earth, but the good people can’t be punished for the assumption of what someone bad may or may not do.

Best,
John Batsakis

1 Maryanne Cronin
From: Glennis Dolce
Sent: Wednesday, July 20, 2022 3:38 PM
To: Maryanne Cronin; Christopher Koontz; Alison Spindler-Ruiz; PlanningCommissioners; Dionne Bearden
Cc: Ann Cantrell; Melinda Cotton
Subject: Re: Oppose - Alcohol License CUP Application for Junipero Beach Concession Stand - Planning Commission July 21, 2022
-EXTERNAL-

Dear Commissioners et al,

I completely agree with the statements submitted by both Ann Cantrell and Melinda Cotton.

Please keep parks and beaches alcohol free. Alcohol is readily available most everywhere! No need to add it to any park or beach locations.

Families and children need to have public spaces like parks and beaches free of alcohol. The revenue is minimal and I imagine any oversight will either be problematic and costly.

Parks and beaches are for recreating! Let non-alcoholic beverages at the parks and beaches be enough!

Let common sense reign here.

Thank you.

Glennis Dolce

On Jul 20, 2022, at 3:25 PM, wrote:

T
hank you, Melinda, for sharing your comments. I wholeheartedly agree and would add these comments.

Dear Decision Makers:

Alcohol has its place, but it is not in parks or beaches. There are many good reasons why Long Beach has long prohibited alcohol in these places. Granting an alcohol license to a concession stand which is on the beach, with a "new concrete boardwalk connecting the concession with the bike path and a children’s playground" is most unwise.

2 Staff states: "While parks and open space uses are the primary land uses permitted in this land use district, accessory commercial uses, such as a food and beverage concession stand, are also permitted if intended to preserve natural areas, promote the mental and physical health of the community, and improve the park/beach visitor's overall experience". I have never heard that alcohol promotes mental and physical health--in fact just the opposite.

You Commissioners are being asked to grant a Conditional Use Permit (CUP) because:

1. The city ordinance that no alcohol can be served within 500 feet of a public park except: (1) locations in the greater downtown area; or (2) stores of more than twenty thousand (20,000) square feet, . . .

This concession stand has no full table service permitted within the dining/seating area, located on the sand and customers get their orders at a take-out window. It is doubtful that signs will prevent them from taking the food and drink out to the beach. (Be sure to look at the "dining area" photos). When seeing that alcohol is being sold on the beach, most beach goers will question why only those who can afford to pay are allowed to drink wine and beer in a no alcohol area.

2. The subject property is located within Census Tract 5767 ABC recommends a maximum of four on-sale alcohol licenses for this census tract based on the current population within the tract. There are currently nineactive alcohol licenses for on-site consumption sales within this Census Tract (Attachment H – Map of ABC Licenses). There is no need for another license in an already over-concentrated area.

3. "The site is located within Police Reporting District 433 within the East Division. The crime rate for this reporting district is 246, with the average being 97. Pursuant to Section 21.15.1338, "high crime" means a crime rate in a crime reporting district that is 20 percent above the City-wide average for all crimes. The threshold for high crime is 116.

Therefore, this area is considered to be a high crime area. Section

21.52.201 of the Zoning Code requires that a new CUP for alcohol sales not be approved in a reporting district with a high crime rate as reported by the LBPD. The project site is in a high crime area." No need to worry--according to staff, lights and cameras will solve the high crime problem!

Staff states: "Alcoholic beverage sales would generate a small percentage of the overall sales as the primary use is a concession stand. The proposed alcohol license at this location would be limited to beer and wine." Sales will be permitted between 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. I can see no good reason why beach goers cannot go for 9 hours without alcohol, especially if spending the day at the beach with family.
3 This CUP will allow alcohol where it is now prohibited, in a Census Tract with an excess of 5 licenses and in a high crime area. Any one of these would be reason to deny. Please do not allow this prescient-setting permit.

Sincerely,
Ann Cantrell

-----Original Message-----
From: Melinda Cotton
To: Maryanne Cronin <[email protected]>; Christopher Koontz <[email protected]>
Cc: [email protected] <[email protected]>; Alison Spindler
<[email protected]>; [email protected] <SouthCoast @coastal.ca.gov>
Sent: Wed, Jul 20, 2022 11:46 am
Subject: Oppose - Alcohol License CUP Application for Junipero Beach Concession Stand - Planning Commission July 21, 2022
Hello Maryanne and Christopher,

I just came across this Application for an Alcohol License at the Junipero Beach Concession Stand on the July 21st Planning Commission Agenda, and this seems like a very bad idea. Alcohol consumption on Long Beach beaches is NOT ALLOWED and introducing alcohol sales and drinking at this location is counter to the City's existing Codes and existing signage on our beaches.

I just read through the Staff Report and see no reference to rules for drinking alcohol on the beach. The Parks and Recreation Department says drinking alcohol on the beaches is not allowed - and there are prominent signs on the beach saying NO Alcohol allowed. Shouldn't the current rules be presented to Planning Commission in the Staff Report. Isn't it going to be confusing to beach visitors that the City allows Alcohol Sales on the beach, but it's illegal and subject to Police action if a beachgoer consumes alcohol? Shouldn't the Planning Commission know this?

It appears that neither the Parks and Recreation Commission nor the Marine Advisory Commission were asked via an Agenda item for their opinion on having a CUP for Alcohol sales on the beach. Weren't these Commissions created to have input on these matters?

4 Police Officers and Marine Safety to implement rules over drinking alcohol - this seems a significant additional burden.

I believe the Planning Commission should reject this application for Alcohol Service at this location - it's a bad idea and a bad precedent.

Thank you for your attention.

Sincerely,
Melinda Cotton

1 Maryanne Cronin
From:

Sent: Wednesday, July 20, 2022 3:25 PM
To: Maryanne Cronin; Christopher Koontz
Cc
: Dionne Bearden; Alison Spindler-Ruiz; PlanningCommissioners Subject: Re: Oppose - Alcohol License CUP Application for Junipero Beach Concession Stand - Planning Commission July 21, 2022
-EXTERNAL-

Thank you, Melinda, for sharing your comments. I wholeheartedly agree and would add these comments.

Dear Decision Makers:

Staff states: "While parks and open space uses are the primary land uses permitted in this land use district, accessory commercial uses, such as a food and beverage concession stand, are also permitted if intended to preserve natural areas, promote the mental and physical health of the community, and improve the park/beach visitor's overall experience". I have never heard that alcohol promotes mental and physical health--in fact just the opposite.

You Commissioners are being asked to grant a Conditional Use Permit (CUP) because:

2. The subject property is located within Census Tract 5767 ABC recommends a maximum of four on-sale alcohol licenses for this census tract based on the current population within the tract. There are currently nine active alcohol licenses for on-site consumption sales within this Census Tract (Attachment H – Map of ABC Licenses). There is no need for another license in an already over-concentrated area.

2 3. "The site is located within Police Reporting District 433 within the East Division. The crime rate for this reporting district is 246, with the average being 97. Pursuant to Section 21.15.1338, "high crime" means a crime rate in a crime reporting district that is 20 percent above the City-wide average for all crimes. The threshold for high crime is 116. Therefore, this area is considered to be a high crime area. Section

This CUP will allow alcohol where it is now prohibited, in a Census Tract with an excess of 5 licenses and in a high crime area. Any one of these would be reason to deny. Please do not allow this prescient-setting permit.

Sincerely,
Ann Cantrell

-----Original Message-----
From: Melinda Cotton
To: Maryanne Cronin <[email protected]>; Christopher Koontz <[email protected]>
Cc: [email protected] <[email protected]>; Alison Spindler <[email protected]>; [email protected] <[email protected]>
Sent: Wed, Jul 20, 2022 11:46 am
Subject: Oppose - Alcohol License CUP Application for Junipero Beach Concession Stand - Planning Commission July 21, 2022
Hello Maryanne and Christopher,

3 beach visitors that the City allows Alcohol Sales on the beach, but it's illegal and subject to Police action if a beachgoer consumes alcohol? Shouldn't the Planning Commission know this?

The CUP requires no Security Officer to be on hand to monitor rules and warn police if there are violations. It seems this location and the way the Concession Stand is run there will be no way to control and implement the rules. We're already short of Police Officers and Marine Safety to implement rules over drinking alcohol - this seems a significant additional burden.

I believe the Planning Commission should reject this application for Alcohol Service at this location - it's a bad idea and a bad precedent.

Thank you for your attention.

Sincerely,
Melinda Cotton

1 Maryanne Cronin
From: Melinda Cotton
Sent: Wednesday, July 20, 2022 11:46 AM
To: Maryanne Cronin; Christopher Koontz
Cc: Dionne Bearden; Alison Spindler-Ruiz; [email protected] Subject: Oppose - Alcohol License CUP Application for Junipero Beach Concession Stand - Planning Commission July 21, 2022
Attachments: PC Hearing Junipero Alcohol Permit 7-21-22 Staff Report.pdf -EXTERNAL-

Hello Maryanne and Christopher,

It appears that neither the Parks and Recreation Commission nor the Mar ine Advisory Commission were asked
via an Agenda item for their opinion on having a CUP for Alcohol sales on the beach. Weren't these Commissions created to have input on these matters?

I believe the Planning Commission should reject this application for Alcohol Service at this location - it's a bad idea and a bad precedent.

Thank you for your attention.

Sincerely,
Melinda Cotton

AGENDA ITEM No. 1 Development Services Planning Bureau
411 West Ocean Boulevard, 3rd Floor, Long Beach, CA 90802 (562) 570-6194

July 21, 2022

CHAIR AND PLANNING COMMISSIONERS
City of Long Beach
California

RECOMMENDATION:

APPLICANT: Saltwater Deck
c/o Marvin Youssef
10805 Artesia Blvd, Unit 107
Cerritos, CA 90703
(Application No. 2201-03)

Areas immediately adjacent to the project site include a sandy beach area, basketball courts, a playground, exercise equipment, a rinse station, existing bicycle and pedestrian path. Surrounding land uses include park and beach areas, residential uses, and a museum. The site has a 1989 General Plan Land Use designation of Land Use District (LUD) No. 11 (Open Space).1 The project site is situated in the Coastal Zone. The concession stand building and outdoor seating area for the concession stand are located within the State's permit jurisdiction. The accessory recreation uses north of the concession stand (bicycle and pedestrian path, basketball courts, and exercise equipment) are located in the City’s Appealable Area. Therefore, the final coastal permit approval

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for the service of alcoholic beverages in the existing outdoor seating area would require approval/clearance by the California Coastal Commission (Coastal Commission).

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Table 1: Proposed Operating Hours
Food Service 7 am – 8 pm
Alcohol Service 10 am – 7 pm

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The subject property is located within Census Tract 5767 ABC recommends a maximum of four on-sale alcohol licenses for this census tract based on the current population within the tract.

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land use the recommended conditions of approval would require the implementation of a number of operational measures designed to reduce any potential negative effects from the alcohol sales.

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Respectfully submitted,

OO:CK;AO:mc

MARYANNE CRONIN

PROJECT PLANNER

ALEXIS OROPEZA

CURRENT PLANNING OFFICER

OSCAR W. ORCI

DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT SERVICES

CHRISTOPHER KOONTZ, AICP

DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT

SERVICES

1707 E. Anaheim St. | Wilmington, CA 90744 | Ph: (310) 834-8535 |[email protected]

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July 19, 2022

To whom it may concern:

It is my privilege to attest to the quality of the service and food at Saltwater Deck on Ocean Blvd. near the Junipero junction in Long Beach, CA. I am a local business operator in adjacent Wilmington, CA and often take my customers and other visitors for business lunches to Saltwater Deck and have been doing so for about a year now. My customers are largely in the marine, long shoring and stevedoring industry right here in the Long Beach Harbor, and we all really enjoy the time spent at Saltwater Deck.

We would certainly be very much obliged if they were to carry beer or other alcoholic beverages that can also be enjoyed (mostly by my customers) while we soak in the sunrays on the beach. I think this would be a very welcome addition to an already successful eatery and would certainly be appreciated by local business operators like myself.

Please feel free to contact me any time if you have any questions or if I can be of further assistance to you.

Warm regards,

David A. Mikhael
Chief Engineer & Branch Manager
Certex Wilmington

Vanessa S.

Long Beach, CA 90801

July 20, 2022

To Whom It May Concern,

It is a pleasure to share my personal experience pertaining to the quality of service at Saltwater Deck. Upon the opening of Saltwater Deck, I noticed the staff members to be very warm and welcoming. I began noticing this pattern of excellent service each time I would visit the beachfront restaurant. Of the number of times I visited, I felt certain Saltwater Deck established a value system that encompasses employee satisfaction and exceptional customer service.

Within the last year, Saltwater Deck always displayed a safe and welcoming environment for all. Moreover, I have found the atmosphere to be safe, social, inclusive, and family-friendly which I value as a Long Beach resident. I really enjoy inviting my loved ones to the restaurant when the opportunity presents itself. Overall, it’s such a wonderful experience being a customer at Saltwater Deck.

Based on my observations in lieu of my personal experience at Saltwater Deck, I support their interest in distributing beer and wine beverages to pair with their food menu. I am confident that management will establish parameters and adequately prepare their team if this were in effect. Moreover, I find Saltwater Deck to have unquestionably sensible judgement if granted the opportunity to distribute alcoholic beverages, such as beer and wine.

In closing, I hope you take my feedback into consideration in support of Saltwater Deck. Thank you for your time!

Warm Regards,

Vanessa S.

Resident

1 Maryanne Cronin
From: PlanningCommissioners
Sent: Thursday, July 21, 2022 10:14 AM
To: Maryanne Cronin
Subject: FW: Oppose - Alcohol License CUP Application for Junipero Beach Concession Stand - Planning Commission July 21, 2022
Attachments: PC Hearing Junipero Alcohol Permit 7-21-22 Staff Report.pdf

Thank you,
Heather Flores
Secretary

Long Beach Development Services
411 W. Ocean Blvd., 3rd Fl. | Long Beach, CA 90802
Office: 562.570.7170 | Fax: 562.570.6068

From: Melinda Cotton
Sent: Wednesday, July 20, 2022 1:57 PM
To: PlanningCommissioners <[email protected]> Subject: Oppose - Alcohol License CUP Application for Junipero Beach Concession Stand - Planning Commission July 21, 2022

-EXTERNAL-

Please share with the Planning Commissioners - I have included the menu for Saltwater Deck at the bottom of my e-mail - their Menu seems quite expensive to me - the Staff Report says the concessioners were to feature "...the stocking of relatively inexpensive snack items" but the menu shows the prices for what they offer.

From: Melinda Cotton
Sent: W ednesday, July 20, 2022 11:46 AM
To: Maryanne Cronin <[email protected]>; Christopher Koontz <[email protected]> Cc: [email protected] <[email protected]>; Alison Spindler <[email protected]>; [email protected] <[email protected]> Subject: Oppose - Alcohol License CUP Application for Junipero Beach Concession Stand - Planning Commission July 21, 2022

Hello Maryanne and Christopher,

2 beaches is NOT ALLOWED and introducing alcohol sales and drinking at this location is counter to the City's existing Codes and existing signage on our beaches.

I believe the Planning Commission should reject this application for Alcohol Service at this location - it's a bad idea and a bad precedent.

Thank you for your attention.

Sincerely,
Melinda Cotton

Saltwater Deck Menu below
3 4

AGENDA ITEM No. 1 Development Services Planning Bureau
411 West Ocean Boulevard, 3rd Floor, Long Beach, CA 90802 (562) 570-6194

July 21, 2022

CHAIR AND PLANNING COMMISSIONERS
City of Long Beach
California

RECOMMENDATION:

APPLICANT: Saltwater Deck
c/o Marvin Youssef
10805 Artesia Blvd, Unit 107
Cerritos, CA 90703
(Application No. 2201-03)

Areas immediately adjacent to the project site include a sandy beach area, basketball courts, a playground, exercise equipment, a rinse station, existing bicycle and pedestrian path. Surrounding land uses include park and beach areas, residential uses, and a museum. The site has a 1989 General Plan Land Use designation of Land Use District (LUD) No. 11 (Open Space).1 The project site is situated in the Coastal Zone. The concession stand building and outdoor seating area for the concession stand are located within the State's permit jurisdiction. The accessory recreation uses north of the concession stand (bicycle and pedestrian path, basketball courts, and exercise equipment) are located in the City’s Appealable Area. Therefore, the final coastal permit approval

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for the service of alcoholic beverages in the existing outdoor seating area would require approval/clearance by the California Coastal Commission (Coastal Commission).

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Table 1: Proposed Operating Hours
Food Service 7 am – 8 pm
Alcohol Service 10 am – 7 pm

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The subject property is located within Census Tract 5767 ABC recommends a maximum of four on-sale alcohol licenses for this census tract based on the current population within the tract.

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land use the recommended conditions of approval would require the implementation of a number of operational measures designed to reduce any potential negative effects from the alcohol sales.

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Respectfully submitted,

OO:CK;AO:mc

MARYANNE CRONIN

PROJECT PLANNER

ALEXIS OROPEZA

CURRENT PLANNING OFFICER

OSCAR W. ORCI

DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT SERVICES

CHRISTOPHER KOONTZ, AICP

DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT

SERVICES

1 Maryanne Cronin
From:

Sent: Thursday, July 21, 2022 1:13 PM
To: PlanningCommissioners; CityClerk; Maryanne Cronin; Christopher Koontz; Alison Spindler-Ruiz; PlanningCommissioners; Dionne Bearden
Subject: comments Planning Commission agenda item 1 7/21/22 22-036pl -EXTERNAL-

RE: agenda item 1 7/21/22 22-036PL

Commissioners,
Please deny an alcohol permit on Junipero Beach - or any beach for that matter.

Public spaces should remain an appropriate venue for families and be as free from stress and mishap as possible.

While alcohol is legal, we all know that there are many individuals that cannot manage drinking responsibly. Children (and the rest of us) should not be subjected to scenes of drunken behavior while on an outing to enjoy nature at the beach. Alcohol is known to impair judgement and we can count on it to require police response. Driving and parking can create a disaster with individuals under the influence.

I ask that you deny this CUP request and also that you maintain a policy of denying alcohol permits at the beach and our parks.

Respectfully,

Corliss Lee
President Eastside Voice

CITY OF LONG BEACH
411 W. OCEAN BOULEVARD

CIVIC CHAMBERS
AND TELECONFERENCE, 5:00 PM
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Dr. Joni Ricks-Oddie, Chair
Erick Verduzco-Vega, Vice Chair
Alvaro Castillo, Commissioner
Mark Christoffels, Commissioner
Josh LaFarga, Commissioner
Richard Lewis, Commissioner
Jane Templin, Commissioner
Special Meeting

FINISHED AGENDA AND MINUTES

CALL TO ORDER
Chair Ricks-Oddie called the meeting to order at 5:04 p.m.

ROLL CALL
Also Present: Oscar Orci, Director of Development Services; Christopher Koontz, Deputy Director of Development Services; Dawn McIntosh, Assistant City Attorney; Alexis Oropeza, Current Planning Officer; Andréa Urbas, Acting Advance Planning Officer; Gina Casillas, Project Planner; Maryanne Cronin, Project Planner; Cynthia de la Torre, Project Planner; Elise Roberts, Planning Analyst; Bernice Guzman, Clerk; Heather Flores, Secretary.

Alvaro Castillo, Mark Christoffels, Richard Lewis, Jane Templin, Erick Verduzco-Vega and Joni Ricks-Oddie
Commissioners

Present:

Josh LaFarga Commissioners

Absent:

FLAG SALUTE
Commissioner Castillo led the flag salute.

MINUTES
22-037PL Recommendation to receive and file the Planning Commission meeting minutes of July 7, 2022.

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Chair Ricks-Oddie spoke.

A motion was made by Vice Chair Verduzco-Vega, seconded by Commissioner Templin, to approve recommendation. The motion carried by the following vote:

Yes: 6 - Alvaro Castillo, Mark Christoffels, Richard Lewis, Jane Templin, Erick Verduzco-Vega and Joni Ricks-Oddie

Absent: 1 - Josh LaFarga

DIRECTOR'S REPORT
Chair Ricks-Oddie spoke.

Christopher Koontz, Deputy Director of Development Services, spoke.

Chair Ricks-Oddie spoke.

SWEARING OF WITNESSES

REGULAR AGENDA

1. 22-036PL Recommendation to accept Categorical Exemption CE-22-113 and approve a Conditional Use Permit CUP22-002 for the onsite service of alcoholic beverages (Type 41 - On-Sale Beer & Wine - Eating Place) at the Junipero Concession Stand located at 2630 East Ocean Blvd in the Park (P) Zoning District. (District 2)
Alexis Oropeza, Current Planning Officer, introduced Maryanne Cronin, Project Planner, who presented the staff report.

Chair Ricks-Oddie spoke.

Commissioner Templin spoke.

Maryanne Cronin, Project Planner, spoke.

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Commissioner Templin spoke.

Chair Ricks-Oddie spoke.

Vice-Chair Verduzco-Vega spoke.

Maryanne Cronin, Project Planner, spoke.

Vice-Chair Verduzco-Vega spoke.

A dialogue ensued between Commissioner Lewis and Maryanne Cronin, Project Planner.

A dialogue ensued between Commissioner Lewis and Alexis Oropeza, Current Planning Officer.

Christopher Koontz, Deputy Director of Development Services, spoke.

Commissioner Lewis spoke.

Alexis Oropeza, Current Planning Officer, spoke.

Commissioner Lewis spoke.

Alexis Oropeza, Current Planning Officer, spoke.

Commissioner Lewis spoke.

Chair Ricks-Oddie spoke.

Amy Kolb, Applicant, spoke.

Marvin Youssef, Applicant, spoke.

Chair Ricks-Oddie spoke.

Marvin Youssef, Applicant, spoke.

Chair Ricks-Oddie spoke.

Martin Youssef, Applicant, spoke.

Amy Kolb, Applicant, spoke.

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Chair Ricks-Oddie spoke.

Elise Roberts, Planning Analyst, spoke.

Franklin Sims provided public comment.

Chair Ricks-Oddie spoke.

Shemaiah Joy Sims provided public comment.

Chair Ricks-Oddie spoke.

Elise Roberts, Planning Analyst, spoke.

Melinda Cotton provided public comment.

Chair Ricks-Oddie spoke.

Melinda Cotton provided public comment.

Chair Ricks-Oddie spoke.

Elise Roberts, Planning Analyst, spoke.

Ann Cantrell provided public comment.

Chair Ricks-Oddie spoke.

Elise Roberts, Planning Analyst, spoke.

Chair Ricks-Oddie spoke.

Vice-Chair Verduzco-Vega spoke.

Christopher Koontz, Deputy Director of Development Services, spoke.

Chair Ricks-Oddie spoke.

A dialogue ensued between Commissioner Templin and Christopher Koontz, Deputy Director of Development Services.

Chair Ricks-Oddie spoke.

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Commissioner Castillo spoke.

Chair Ricks-Oddie spoke.

Commissioner Lewis spoke.

A dialogue ensued between Chair Ricks-Oddie and Maryanne Cronin, Project Planner.

Christopher Koontz, Deputy Director of Development Services, spoke.

Chair Ricks-Oddie spoke.

Maryanne Cronin, Project Planner, spoke.

Chair Ricks-Oddie spoke.

Alexis Oropeza, Current Planning Officer, spoke.

Commissioner Lewis spoke.

Christopher Koontz, Deputy Director of Development Services, spoke.

Commissioner Lewis spoke.

Chair Ricks-Oddie spoke.

Commissioner Templin spoke.

Chair Ricks-Oddie spoke.

Commissioner Templin spoke.

Chair Ricks-Oddie spoke.

Christopher Koontz, Deputy Director of Development Services, spoke.

Chair Ricks-Oddie spoke.

Commissioner Lewis spoke.

Chair Ricks-Oddie spoke.

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Commissioner Castillo spoke.

Chair Ricks-Oddie spoke.

Commissioner Templin spoke.

Commissioner Lewis spoke.

Vice Chair Verduzco-Vega spoke.

Chair Ricks-Oddie spoke.

Amy Kolb, Applicant, spoke.

Chair Ricks-Oddie spoke.

Amy Kolb, Applicant, spoke.

Chair Ricks-Oddie spoke.

Christopher Koontz, Deputy Director of Development Services, spoke.

Chair Ricks-Oddie spoke.

Commissioner Templin spoke.

Christopher Koontz, Deputy Director of Development Services, spoke.

Chair Ricks-Oddie spoke.

A motion was made by Commissioner Lewis, seconded by
Commissioner Castillo, to approve recommendation. The
motion carried by the following vote:

Yes: 4 - Alvaro Castillo, Richard Lewis, Erick Verduzco-Vega and Joni Ricks-Oddie
No: 2 - Mark Christoffels and Jane Templin

2. 22-039PL Recommendation to accept Categorical Exemption CE-22-111 and approve: 1) a Site Plan Review (SPR21-068) for the exterior remodel of an existing locally designated historic landmark building (Bank of Belmont

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Shore) in conjunction with a change of use from a bank and office use to a restaurant and office use with site improvements; 2) a Conditional Use Permit (CUP21-022) for on-site alcohol sales (Type 47 - On-Sale General - Eating Place) within a restaurant establishment; and 3) a Local Coastal Development Permit (LCDP21-070) for outdoor dining on the public sidewalk at 5354 E. 2nd Street, located in the Neighborhood Pedestrian (CNP) Zoning District. (District 3)
Alexis Oropeza, Current Planning Officer, introduced Gina Casillas, Project Planner, who presented the staff report.

Chair Ricks-Oddie spoke.

Commissioner Templin spoke.

Maryanne Cronin, Project Planner, spoke.

Commissioner Templin spoke.

A dialogue ensued between Chair Ricks-Oddie and Aaron Tofani, Applicant.

Elise Roberts, Planning Analyst, spoke.

Austin Yellen provided public comment.

Chair Ricks-Oddie spoke.

Austin Yellen provided public comment.

Chair Ricks-Oddie spoke.

Elise Roberts, Planning Analyst, spoke.

Jeannette Santage provided public comment.

Chair Ricks-Oddie spoke.

Elise Roberts, Planning Analyst, spoke.

Tamara Haddad provided public comment.

Chair Ricks-Oddie spoke.

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Elise Roberts, Planning Analyst, spoke.

Ryan Hofman provided public comment.

Chair Ricks-Oddie spoke.

Elise Roberts, Planning Analyst, spoke.

Nathan Holthouser provided public comment.

Chair Ricks-Oddie spoke.

Elise Roberts, Planning Analyst, spoke.

Joel Merrick provided public comment.

Chair Ricks-Oddie spoke.

Elise Roberts, Planning Analyst, spoke.

Ed Guillen provided public comment.

Chair Ricks-Oddie spoke.

Elise Roberts, Planning Analyst, spoke.

Michelle Lagos provided public comment.

Chair Ricks-Oddie spoke.

Elise Roberts, Planning Analyst, spoke.

Noel Massey provided public comment.

Chair Ricks-Oddie spoke.

Elise Roberts, Planning Analyst, spoke.

Itzel Meynard provided public comment.

Chair Ricks-Oddie spoke.

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Elise Roberts, Planning Analyst, spoke.

Ernie Rivas provided public comment.

Chair Ricks-Oddie spoke.

Elise Roberts, Planning Analyst, spoke.

Hayley Cox provided public comment.

Chair Ricks-Oddie spoke.

Elise Roberts, Planning Analyst, spoke.

Chair Ricks-Oddie spoke.

Commissioner Castillo spoke.

Alexis Oropeza, Current Planning Officer, spoke.

Commissioner Castillo spoke.

Chair Ricks-Oddie spoke.

Chair Lewis spoke.

Maryanne Cronin, Project Planner, spoke.

Commissioner Lewis spoke.

Commissioner Castillo spoke.

Alexis Oropeza, Current Planning Officer, spoke.

Commissioner Richard Lewis spoke.

Aaron Tafoni, Applicant, spoke.

Chair Ricks-Oddie spoke.

Alexis Oropeza, Current Planning Officer, spoke.

Commissioner Lewis spoke.

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A motion was made by Commissioner Templin, seconded by
Commissioner Castillo, to approve recommendation with
modified conditions. The motion carried by the following vote:

Yes: 6 - Alvaro Castillo, Mark Christoffels, Richard Lewis, Jane Templin, Erick Verduzco-Vega and Joni Ricks-Oddie

3. 22-038PL Recommendation to accept revised findings into the record to uphold Appeal APL22-004 to overturn the Zoning Administrator’s approval of a tandem parking configuration affiliated with a Local Coastal Development Permit to demolish and replace an existing residential duplex with a new duplex and attached four car garage and Standards Variances for: 1) a four-foot garage setback in lieu of the required 20-feet setback; and 2) two tandem parking spaces on a property located at 5925 E Seaside Walk in the R-2-I (Two-Family Residential District with Intensified Development on the Lots) Zoning District. (District 3)
Alexis Oropeza, Current Planning Officer, spoke.

Chair Ricks-Oddie spoke.

Christopher Koontz, Deputy Director of Development Services, spoke.

Chair Ricks-Oddie spoke.

Elise Roberts, Planning Analyst, spoke.

Braden Phillips provided public comment.

Chair Ricks-Oddie spoke.

Elise Roberts, Planning Analyst, spoke.

Edward Guillen provided public comment.

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Chair Ricks-Oddie spoke.

Edward Guillen provided public comment.

Chair Ricks-Oddie spoke.

Christopher Koontz, Deputy Director of Development Services, spoke.

Chair Ricks-Oddie spoke.

Elise Roberts, Planning Analyst, spoke.

A motion was made by Commissioner Christoffels, seconded by Vice Chair Verduzco-Vega, to approve recommendation.

The motion carried by the following vote:

Yes: 6 - Alvaro Castillo, Mark Christoffels, Richard Lewis, Jane Templin, Erick Verduzco-Vega and Joni Ricks-Oddie

4. 22-040PL Recommendation to accept Categorical Exemption CE-22-114; and, approve a Local Coastal Development Permit to demolish and replace an existing residential duplex with a new duplex and attached four-car garage and Standards Variances for: 1) a four-foot garage setback in lieu of the required 20-feet setback; and 2) an oversized curb cut (36 feet where 20 feet maximum is allowed) on 60th Place to accommodate four (4) side by side garage parking spaces on a property located at 5925 E Seaside Walk in the R-2-I (Two-Family Residential District with Intensified Development on the Lots) Zoning District. (District 3) Chair Ricks-Oddie spoke.

Christopher Koontz, Deputy Director of Development Services, spoke.

Commissioner Christoffels spoke.

Christopher Koontz, Deputy Director of Development Services, spoke.

Commissioner Lewis spoke.

Commissioner Christoffels spoke.

Chair Ricks-Oddie spoke.

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Braden Phillips provided public comment.

Chair Ricks-Oddie
Elise Roberts, Planning Analyst, spoke.

A motion was made by Commissioner Lewis, seconded by
Vice Chair Verduzco-Vega, to continue item to a date certain of August 18, 2022. The motion carried by the following vote:

Yes: 6 - Alvaro Castillo, Mark Christoffels, Richard Lewis, Jane Templin, Erick Verduzco-Vega and Joni Ricks-Oddie

STUDY SESSION

5. 22-041PL Recommendation to Conduct a study session regarding the Zone In zoning code updates.

Christopher Koontz, Deputy Director of Development Services, introduced Cynthia de la Torre, Project Planner, who presented the study session.

Chair Ricks-Oddie spoke.

Commissioner Christoffels spoke.

Cynthia de la Torre, Project Planner, spoke.

Commissioner Christoffels spoke.

Christopher Koontz, Deputy Director of Development Services, spoke.

Commissioner Christoffels spoke.

Chair Ricks-Oddie spoke.

Commissioner Templin spoke.

Cynthia de la Torre, Project Planner, spoke.

Commissioner Templin spoke.

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Chair Ricks-Oddie spoke.

A dialogue ensued between Vice Chair Verduzco-Vega and Christopher Koontz, Deputy Director of Development Services.

Commissioner Lewis spoke.

Cynthia de la Torre, Project Planner, spoke.

A dialogue ensued between Commissioner Castillo and Christopher Koontz, Deputy Director of Development Services.

Chair Ricks-Oddie spoke.

Christopher Koontz, Deputy Director of Development Services, spoke.

Commissioner Lewis spoke.

Cynthia de la Torre, Project Planner, spoke.

Chair Ricks-Oddie spoke.

Christopher Koontz, Deputy Director of Development Services, spoke.

Cynthia de la Torre, Project Planner, spoke.

Chair Ricks-Oddie spoke.

Cynthia de la Torre, Project Planner, spoke.

Chair Ricks-Oddie spoke.

Christopher Koontz, Deputy Director of Development Services, spoke.

Commissioner Lewis spoke.

A dialogue ensued between Chair Ricks-Oddie and Christopher Koontz, Deputy Director of Development Services.

Commissioner Templin spoke.

Christopher Koontz, Deputy Director of Development Services, spoke.

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Chair Ricks-Oddie spoke.

Commissioner Templin spoke.

Chair Ricks-Oddie spoke.

Commissioner Castillo spoke.

Chair Ricks-Oddie.

Christopher Koontz, Deputy Director of Development Services, spoke.

Chair Ricks-Oddie.

Christopher Koontz, Deputy Director of Development Services, spoke.

A motion was made by Commissioner Lewis, seconded by
Vice Chair Verduzco-Vega, to approve recommendation. The motion carried by the following vote:

Yes: 6 - Alvaro Castillo, Mark Christoffels, Richard Lewis, Jane Templin, Erick Verduzco-Vega and Joni Ricks-Oddie

Absent: 1 - Josh LaFarga
PUBLIC PARTICIPATION: Members of the public are invited to address the Planning Commission on items of interest to the public within the Commission’s jurisdiction. Each speaker will be limited to three minutes unless that time is extended by the Chair.

COMMENTS FROM PLANNING COMMISSION

ADJOURNMENT
Chair Ricks-Oddie adjourned the meeting at 8:24 p.m.

NEXT SCHEDULED MEETING: AUGUST 4, 2022 - 5:00 P.M.

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GUIDE FOR PERSONS INTENDING TO SPEAK
This guide has been prepared as an aid so that you will be able to express your opinions briefly and clearly before the Commission and thus increase the effectiveness of your presentation. Remarks are generally limited to 3 minutes. 1. State your name and address. 2. Organization you represent, if any. 3. State whether for or against the proposal. 4. Your statement should include all pertinent facts within your knowledge; avoid gossip, emotion and repetition. It is important to discuss only those matters relating to the hearing and to tie your discussion of the facts directly to the decision you wish the Commission to reach. A clear, concise and non-repetitive argument is impressive. In order to have written material included in the Planning Commissioner’s mailed Agenda Packet, twelve (12) copies of the material must be delivered to the Department of Development Services, Planning Bureau, no later than ten (10) calendar days before the date of the Planning Commission Hearing. Written material that is presented to the Planning Commission after this date and up to 1:00 p.m. the day of the Planning Commission Hearing, will be included in the Commissioners’ Agenda folder, but may not be reviewed by the individual Commissioners due to the amount of material that the Commissioners have to review for the Agenda. Material presented to the Commission at the Hearing will be part of the record but also may not be reviewed by individual Commissioners.

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NOTE:

If written language translation of the Commission agenda and minutes for non-English speaking persons is desired, please make your request by phone to the Office of the City Clerk at (562) 570-6101, 72 business hours prior to the Commission meeting.

Kung nais ang pagsasalin ng nakasulat na wika ng agenda ng Komisyon at ang minutes para sa mga taong hindi nagsasalita ng Ingles, mangyaring isagawa ang iyong hiling sa pamamagitan ng telepono sa Opisina ng Clerk ng Lungsod sa (562) 570-6101, 72 oras ng negosyo bago ang pagpupulong ng Commission.

Si desea obtener la traducción escrita en otro idioma de la agenda y actas de la comisión para personas que no hablan inglés, haga su solicitud por teléfono a la Oficina de la Secretaría Municipal al (562) 570-6101, 72 horas hábiles antes de la reunión de la comisión.

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Attachment L
I hereby affirm that I am licensed under provisions of Chapter 9 {Commencing with Section 7000} of Division 3 of the Business and Professional Code, and my license is I certify that I have read this application and state that the above information is correct. I agree to comply with all City and State laws relating to the building construction, and hereby authorize representatives of this city to enter upon the

LICENSED CONTRACTORS DECLARATION WORKER'S COMPENSATION DECLARATION ● I am exempt under
Sec.

I have and will maintain workers' compensation insurance, as required by Section 3700 of the Labor Code, for the performance of the work for which this permit is issued. My workers' compensation insurance carrier and policy number are:

License
ClassDat
e
License
No. Contract
orOWNER-BUILDER DECLARATION
I hereby affirm that I am exempt from the Contractors License Law for the following reason {Sec .7031 California Business and Professional Code: Any City which requires a permit to construct, alter, improve, demolish or repair any structure prior to its issuance also requires the applicant for such permit to file a signed statement that he is a licensed contractor pursuant to the provisions of the Contractors License Law {Ch .9} {Commencing with Sec .7000 of Div.3 of the B. & P. C.} or that he is exempt therefrom and the basis for the alleged exemption. Any violation of Sec .7031.5 by any applicant for a permit subjects the applicant to a civil penalty of not more than five hundred dollars {$500.00}.:
● I as owner of the property, or my employees with wages as their sole compensation, will do the work and the structure is not intended or offered for sale {Sec.7044, B. & P. C. : The Contractors License Law does not apply to an owner of property who builds or improves thereon, and who does such work himself or through his own employees, provided that such improvements are not intended or offered for sale. If, however, the building or improvements is sold within one year of completion, the owner -builder will have burden of proving that he did not build or improve for the - IMPORANT -
Application is hereby made to the Superintendent of Building and Safety for a permit subject to the conditions and restrictions set forth on the front faces of this application

1. Each person upon whose behalf this application is made and each person at whose benefit work is performed under or pursuant to any permit issued as a result of this application agrees to and shall indemnify and hold harmless the City of Long Beach its officers, agents, and employees from any liability arising out of the issuance of any permit from this application.

2. Any permit issued as a result of this application becomes null and void if work is , B. & P. C. for this
reasonDat
e
Owne
r
Carrier: Policy
Number:
{This Section need not be completed if the permit is for one hundred dollars ($100) or less} I certify that in the performance of the work for which this permit is issued, I shall not employ any person in any manner so as to become subject to the workers' compensation laws of California, and agree that if I should become subject to the workers' compensation provisions of Section 3700 of the Labor Code, I shall Dat
e
Applica
nt
WARNING: FAILURE TO SECURE WORKERS' COMPENSATION COVERAGE IS

UNLAWFUL, AND SHALL SUBJECT AN EMPLOYER TO CRIMINAL PENALTIES

AND CIVIL FINES UP TO ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS, IN ADDITION

TO THE COST OF COMPENSATION DAMAGES AS PROVIDED FOR IN SECTION Lender's
Name
Lender's
Address
DateSignature of Owner or Contractor
I hereby state that there is a construction lending agency for the performance of the work for which this permit is issued {Sec.3907, Civ. C.}.

JOB ADDRESS RECEIPT NO. DATE PROJECT NO.

JOB DESCRIPTION AREA

PLANNINGOCCUPANCYOWNER

ADDRESS

CITY STATE ZIP CODE

APPLICANT

CONTRACTOR

ADDRESS

CITY STATE ZIP CODE
STATE LICENSE NO.

ARCHITECT/ENGINEER

ADDRESS

CITY STATE ZIP CODE

VALUATION
PHONE NO.

LEGAL DESCRIPTION

PRESENT BLDG USE PROPOSED BLDG USE BLDG HEIGHT TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION LICENSE NO.

CITY LICENSE NO.

PHONE NO.

FSB S RSB CENSUS TRACT
ZONEASSESSOR NO.
2630 OCEAN BLVD

0.00 Paid by: MELINDA COTTON
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MELINDA COTTON
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Attachment M
I hereby affirm that I am licensed under provisions of Chapter 9 {Commencing with Section 7000} of Division 3 of the Business and Professional Code, and my license is I certify that I have read this application and state that the above information is correct. I agree to comply with all City and State laws relating to the building construction, and hereby authorize representatives of this city to enter upon the

LICENSED CONTRACTORS DECLARATION WORKER'S COMPENSATION DECLARATION ● I am exempt under
Sec.

UNLAWFUL, AND SHALL SUBJECT AN EMPLOYER TO CRIMINAL PENALTIES

AND CIVIL FINES UP TO ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS, IN ADDITION

JOB ADDRESS RECEIPT NO. DATE PROJECT NO.

JOB DESCRIPTION AREA

PLANNINGOCCUPANCYOWNER

ADDRESS

CITY STATE ZIP CODE

APPLICANT

CONTRACTOR

ADDRESS

CITY STATE ZIP CODE
STATE LICENSE NO.

ARCHITECT/ENGINEER

ADDRESS

CITY STATE ZIP CODE

VALUATION
PHONE NO.

LEGAL DESCRIPTION

PRESENT BLDG USE PROPOSED BLDG USE BLDG HEIGHT TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION LICENSE NO.

CITY LICENSE NO.

PHONE NO.

FSB S RSB CENSUS TRACT
ZONEASSESSOR NO.
2630 OCEAN BLVD

0.00 Paid by: FRANKLIN SIMS
PLNB53231
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FRANKLIN SIMS
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