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Home My WebLink AboutNB03-Planning - - ....... ---- C!~ .,OF SAN BERNARDWO - REQU.T FOR COUNCIL ActiON From: Frank A. Schuma, Planning Director Subject: ALUC Requirement for General Plan Amendment 84-4 Dept: Planning Department Date: April 17, 1986 Synopsis of Previous Council action: None Recommended motion: That the Mayor and Common Council override Condition No. 1 of the Airport Land Use Commission and allow a coffe(shop in the area described in General Plan Amendment 84-4. cZd/di-- g Signature ... Contact person: FRANK A. SCHIIMA, Pl"nning Oir"rror Phone: (714) ,R,-",? Supporting data attached: Yes Ward: , FUNDING REQUIREMENTS: Amount: Nt A Source: N ,. Finance: Nt A Council Notes: New Business . 75.0262 Agenda Item No. - - - .4J:,.ITY OF SAN BE~ARDINO~ MEMORANDU. , . To Mayor and Common Council From Planning Department Subject ALUC Requirement for CPA 84-4 Date April 17, 1986 Approved Date Applicnt: Daniel S. Evans & Associates 840 Newport Center Drive Suite 1/540 Newport Beach, CA 92660 The applicant requests that the City Council override a condition placed on GPA 84-4 by the Airport Landuse Collllllission. General Plan Amendment No. 84-~, a proposal to change the General Plan from Open Space to General Commercial on a site encompassing approximately 29.4 acres located northerly of Fairway Drive, easterly of the extension of Orange Show Road, southerly of Century Avenue and westerly of Camino Real, was adopted by the Mayor and Common Council on February 4, 1985. Attached is a copy of the Airport Land Use.Collllllission staff report for General Plan Amendment No. 84-4. Condition No. 1 of the Staff report states that "Hotels, motels, eating and drinking establishments shall be prohibited," At the Planning Collllllission Meeting on February 18, 1986, the application for Parcel Map No. 9713 to create a 13 lot commercial subdivision for a proposed automobile center was approved on the subject site. The site lies within the City of San Bernardino's Airport District IV (ADIV). with a Dortion of the site be ted i ADII which prohibits restaurants exce t that coffee shops not serving alcoholic beverage ast food restaurants are a pe ed use. ...-- The Air Installation Compatible Use Zone (AICUZ) Study for Norton Air Force Base considers places of assembly (theaters, churches, schools, restaurants, etc.) not an appropriate use for an Accident Potential II zone which is a zone defined by AICUZ as areas where most accidents have occured in the past and where an accident was likely to take place and how large an impact area was likely to result from any single accident. The AICUZ study states "These compatibilit!Q guidelines must not be considered ') as definitive or inflexible standards. They are the framework within which lan~ use compatibility questions can be addressed and resolved." 2) The applicant proposes to construct a coffee shop to be integrated with the auto center, however, Condition No. 1 of the ALUC staff report prohibits such a use. The proposed coffee shop would not provide alcoholic beverages or entertainment. . d the volume of patrons would not be intense. .,. .. .. ClfY Oil fH.~~ e. , . Memo to Mayor and Common C.Cil ALUC Requirements for GP~ -4 April 17, 1986 Page -2- . . Q In order to override Council must approve the Airport Land Use Commission, the Mayor and common~. the applicant's request by a 4/5 vote. . ) RECOMMENDATION Staff recommends that the Mayor and Common Council override Condition No. 1 of the Airport Land Use Commission to allow a coffee shop in the area described in GPA 84-4. q;;;;7JdiJ~~ FRANK A. SCHUMA, ~ Planning Director .. .. ~~~fiI~ . . . , REcn"s-, (., rr-'",' '_\\ . LEG CO O'f' ,r,C\ ISLATlVE REVIEW MMIT1f6E f\r:< 22 I\ld .uC April 14, 1986 ATTENDEES: Councilman Jack Strickler - Chairman, Councilman Jack Reilly, Councilman Gordon Quiel, City Attorney - Ralph Prince, Assistant City Attorney - William Sabourin, Assistant City Administrator - Ray Schweitzer, Police Dept. - Captain Paul Bonanno, Assistant City Engineer - Gene Klatt, Council Executive Assistant - Phil Arvizo, (Special ABst. to Mayor - Patti Gonzales, William E. Leonard, .illiam Smith, Dr. Warren Bryld, Jane Korfmacher, Attorney Clayton H. parker, Pat Nico- chea 1. ORDINANCE AMENDMENT MC SECTION 12.80.120 TO CLARIFY THAT SALE OF MERCHANDISE IS PROHIBITED IN PARKS AND RECREA- TIONAL FACILITIES OF CITY - The Committee recommended approv- al. 2. ORDINANCE AMENDMENT MC SECTION 5.82.060 TO ELIMINATE PROVISION FOR PAYMENT OF INVESTIGATION FEE, AND REPEALING MC SECTION 5.82.040 - The Committee recommended approval. 3. APPROVAL OF GAMES OF AMUSEMENT APPLICATION - SHELBY MUSIC AND GAMES - Item continued. The Committee requested reports and recommendations .from the City Attorney, City Clerk and Police Department and asked that these departments keep in mind the objective - licensing by location. 4. SCHOOL IMPACTION FEES - REDLANDS UNIFIED SCHOOL DIS- TRICT. (3:00 p.m.) - The Committee reaffirmed its previous recommendation that the Council approve the same fees for the Redlands Unified School District as those in effect in the San Bernardino Unified School District. 5. RECONSIDERATION OF APPLICATION FOR EXEMPTION FROM PAYMENT OF SCHOOL IMPACTION FEES - PLAZA DEVELOPMENT CORPORA- TION (INITIAL APPLICATION BY LANDTECH, INC.) - Item contin- ued. The Committee requested that Attorney Gary W. Smith, Plaza Development Corporation, forward any new information to the Committee for consideration and appear before the Commit- tee at its next meeting. The Committee noted that in order for an item to be reconsidered, new and pertinent information must be provided to take the item from the table. . . . . ~ 6. DRIVEWAY FILL-INS- MC CHAPTER 12.92, WARDS 1, 2, 3, 5, 6 - PROGRESS REPORT - The Committee recommended that Public Works contact the owners of the 40 approaches relative to repair and replacement and return to the Committee with their responses. Meeting adjourned. Respectfully submitted, ~ cilman Jack Strickler irman . Legislative Review Committee JS:jv e-'-+-- n fie ;J / \' ,-_Je ~~\.J ''I. . . . PERSONNEL COMMITTEE April 16, fii6"- ( 'cr; '~n "2 c.\.) ;";(1. L_ ~i1Q :OH Councilman Jack Reilly, Chairman Councilman Steve Karks Councilman Dan Frazier Jack Katzer, City Administrator Ray Schweitzer, Deputy City Administrator Ralph Prince, City Attorney. Kary Jane Perlick, Personnel Director Patti Gonzales, Special Asst. to the Kayor Phil Arvizo, Exec. Asst. to the Council lIarshall Julian Louise Boward Val Bolley 1. SPECIAL IlERIT ADVANCEMENTS - Item continued. Staff was requested to look at merit based compensation programs and provide a comprehensive, overall positive approach to a superior performance recognition program based on merit. 2. RETIREE SPOUSE IIEDICAL PLAN - Item continued. City Attorney and Personnel Director were directed to research the records in consort with the retirees and report the resulti at the next meeting. 3. DISABILITY PLAN RATES - Item continued. 4. approval Step C. domestic ATTORNEY III POSITION - Committee recommended for City Attorney to proceed to hire Attorney III at Previous incumbent left after 10 days due to reasons. . . lIeeting adjourned. uncilman a bairman Council Personnel Committee JR:sr - I ~~~J~; - -- ------ . . . WAYS , MEANS COMMMITTEE April 16, 1986 ATTENDEES: Councilman Steve Marks - Chairman; Councilwoman Esther Estrada; Councilman Dan Frazier, City Administrator - John Matzer, Deputy City Administrator - Ray Schweitzer, City Attorney - Ralph Prince; Deputy City Attorney Cynthia Grace; Special Assistant to Mayor - Patti Gonzales; Executive Assistant to Council - Phil Arvizo; TV Consultant - Barold Born, Russ Lackner, Stephani Congdon 1. CABLE TV REPORT - The Committee recommended the TV study by Mr. Horn be accepted and presented to the full Council for discussion in Executive Session on April 21, 1986 at 8:30 a.m. 2. FEE INCREASE/POLICE DEPARTMENT - The Committee rec- ommended adoption of the resolution to increase fees. 3. OPERATION RETAIN PROGRAM - DR. MILDRED HENRY - Item continued. The Committee recognized a transportation problem in transporting students to the program location and re- quested a special meeting with Omnitrans - Mr. Chafin, and Dial-A-Ride - Mr. Parlas, plus a representative from Super- visor Hammock's office to pursue the issue on April 23, 8:00 a.m., in the Council Conference Room. Dr. Henry was also re- quested to furnish a comprehensive project proposal to her Project Early Outreach Program. The report is to be similar in scope and Objectivity as that submitted to the Council by the San Bernardino Unified School District for the Stay In School program. The proposal will be reviewed at the April 23, 1986 Ways' Means Committee meeting. 4. HANDICAPPED .BLUE CREW. PROPOSAL - Item continued. The Committee reiterated its support of the .Blue Crew. concept and, again, requested the City Administrator to provide the Committee an implementation plan with options. 5. FRANCHISE FEES REPORT - Item continued. Meeting adjourned. o cilman Steve Marks Chai rman ways , Means Committee SM: jv G-~ .~c . . TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE . April 11, 1986 "'Er'-Fc- rLu'- ATTENDEES: Councilman Steve Marks - Chairman;. CoqppUm~, \~, Jack Reilly; City Administrator - John Matzer; Assf!JU'I1t t'CitiyJ ,(", Attorney - William Sabourin; Public Works Director - Roger Hardgrave; RDA Executive Director - Glenda Saul; RDA Re- sources Coordinator - Sandy Lowder; Public Buildings Supt. - Wayne OVerstreet; Traffic Bngineer - Peter Liu; Sr. Real Property Specialist - Verne Nadeau; SANBAG - Mike Baer and Bob wirts; Omnitrans - Richard Teichert and Daniel Brogan; Council Bxecutive Assistant - Phil Arvizo; Ray Pox April 16, 1986 ATTENDBBS: Councilman Steve Marks - Chairman; Councilwoman Esther Estrada; Councilman Jack Reilly; City Attorney - Ralph Prince; City Administrator - John Matzer; Public Build-ings Supt. - Wayne OVerstreet; Pinance Director - Warren ~nudson; Planning Director - Prank Schuma; Sr. Real Property Specialist - Verne Nadeau; RDA Executive Director - Glenda Saul; RDA Resources Coordinator - Sandy Lowder; Special Asst. to Mayor - Patti Gonzales, Council Executive Assistant - Phil Arvizo; SANBAG - Bob Wirts; Omnitrans - Daniel Brogan; Susan Chow; Bill Wood, Ray Pox 1. TRANSIT TERMINAL/PARKING STRUCTURE - PUNDING RE- QUIREMENT - Item continued. The task of the Committee is to analyze the various terminal and parking structure options and present them to the full Council. The -need- issues for terminal and parking were discussed at great length at both meetings with -brainstorming- and past history discussion regarding: pinancing, Parking District, Assessment District, User and Non-User Benefits. The three specific concepts, to be refined in meetings over the next few weeks, are: (1) Transit Terminal and Parking Structure as a combined project, (2) Parking Structure only; and (3) Transit Terminal and Parking Structure at separate locations. The City Attorney, City Administrator and Redevelopment Agency Executive Director were asked to investigate some of the legal issues involved. All members were asked to review and analyze all the issues discussed and return to the next meeting prepared to make some definite recommendations. Meeting adjourned. Respectfully submi cou~~eve Marks Chairman -'SM:jv