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Colland Jang, Chair
Anne Mudge, Vice Chair
Mark
McClure
Nicole
Franklin
Doug Boxer
Suzie W. Lee
Michael Lighty
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April 5,
2006
Regular Meeting
(Revised 3/30/06)
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Revised
MEAL GATHERING 5:00 P.M.
Off Broadway Café & Catering, 416 15th
Street, Oakland. Open to the public
at no charge. (Members of the public must pay for their own meals if
desired. Purchase of meal is not
required to attend.)
BUSINESS MEETING 6:30 P.M.
Hearing Room
One, City Hall, One Frank H. Ogawa Plaza
Persons
wishing to address the Commission on any item on the agenda, including
Open
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in the order
they are listed on the Agenda”. Speakers are generally limited
to two
minutes
at the discretion of the Chair. Applicants and appellants are generally
limited
to five minutes.
Agenda items will be called at
the discretion of the Chair and not necessarily in the order they are listed on
the agenda. However, a matter
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week before the meeting, to any interested party, at the Community and Economic Development
Agency, Planning and Zoning Division, 250 Frank H. Ogawa Plaza, Oakland,
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hearing or in correspondence delivered to the Zoning Division, Community
and Economic Development Agency, at, or prior to, the hearing. Any party seeking to challenge in court
those decisions that are final and not administratively appealable to the City
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COMMISSION BUSINESS
Agenda Discussion
Director's Reports
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OPEN FORUM
At this time members of the public may speak on any item
of interest within the Commission's jurisdiction. Speakers are generally
limited to two minutes or less if there are six or less speakers on an item,
and one minute or less if there are more than six speakers.
CONSENT CALENDAR
The Commission will take a single roll call vote on all of
the items listed below in this section.
The vote will be on approval of the staff report in each case. Members of the Commission may request that
any item on the Consent Calendar be singled out for separate discussion and
vote.
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1.
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Location:
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3900 Piedmont Avenue (APN’s:
012-0935-046-00)
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Proposal:
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Appeal of an
Administrative decision to deny a Minor Conditional Use Permit for a
Financial and Consultative use (Real Estate Office) at the ground floor.
**The appeal was granted by the Planning
Commission at the March 8, 2006 Hearing with a vote of 3 Ayes and 2 Noes.
See “Status” and Action to be Taken”
Sections below**
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Applicant/ Appellant:
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Syvia Magid
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Contact Person/Phone Number:
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(510) 287-2364
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Owner:
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Neil Goodhue
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Case File Number:
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A06-031
(CU05-480)
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Planning Permits Required:
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Minor Conditional Use permit for a Financial
and Consultative Use (Real Estate Office) at the ground floor within the C-31
Zone.
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General
Plan:
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Neighborhood Center Mixed Use
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Zoning:
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C-31, Special Retail Commercial Zone; S-18, Mediated Design Review
Zone
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Environmental
Determination:
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Exempt, Section 15270 of the State
CEQA Guidelines; projects that are disapproved, and Section 15301, existing
facilities
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Historic Status:
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Service Delivery District:
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2
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City Council District:
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1
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Status:
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The application was denied by the Zoning
Manager on January 11, 2006.
The approval was subsequently appealed by the
appellant on January 23, 2006.
The Planning Commission upheld the appeal and
overturned the Zoning Manager’s denial of the application, thus approving the
Minor Conditional Use Permit on March 8, 2006.
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Action
to be Taken:
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Adopt
Findings for Approval and the Commission may also choose to adopt of
Conditions of Approval.
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Finality of Decision:
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Final Decision
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For Further Information:
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Contact case planner Peterson
Z. Vollmann at (510) 238-6167 or by email: pvollman@oaklandnet.com.
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Attachment 1
Attachment 2
PUBLIC HEARINGS:
The
hearing provides opportunity for all concerned persons to speak; the hearing
will normally be closed after all testimony has been heard. The Commission will then vote on the matter
based on the staff report and recommendation. If you wish to be notified on the
decision of an agenda item, please indicate the case number and submit a
self-addressed stamped envelope, for each case. Planning Commission decisions that involve “major” cases (i.e., major
variances, major conditional use permits) are usually appealable to the City
Council. Such appeals must be filed
within ten (10) days of the date of the announcement of the Planning Commission
decision. If you challenge a Commission
decision in court, you may be limited to issues raised at the public hearing or
in correspondence delivered to the Zoning Division, Community and Economic
Development Agency, at, or prior to, to the public hearing.
Interested
parties are encouraged to submit written material on agenda items in advance of
the meeting and prior to the close of the public hearing on the item. To allow
for distribution to the Commission, staff, and the public, 25 copies of all
material should be submitted. Material
submitted at least ten days prior to the meeting may be included as part of the
agenda packet; material submitted later will be distributed at or prior to the
meeting. To ensure that material is distributed to Commissioners, it should be
received by the Commission.
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2.
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Project Name:
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Kaiser Permanente Oakland
Medical Center Master Plan, Broadway Medical Office Building and Parking
Garage
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Location:
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Generally the eastern side of the 3700 block of Broadway between West
MacArthur Boulevard and 38th Street, plus two extensions of these
properties through the mid-block to Manila Avenue
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Proposal:
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Continued
Public Hearing on the Kaiser Hospital Master Plan.
Legislative actions required include a General
Plan Amendment, Redevelopment Plan Amendment, Rezoning and Master Plan
approval. Planning permits ultimately required include Preliminary and Final
Development Plan/Design Review, Conditional Use Permit, Subdivision Map, Tree
Removal Permit, Creek Protection Permit and Demolition Permit
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Applicant:
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Kaiser
Permanente, Kaiser Foundation Health Plan
Julie Hadnot, Director of Public Affairs, East Bay Area, Northern California, Public Affairs 510-752-1506
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Case
File Number:
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ER05-0004/GP06-136/RZ06-137/PUDF06-139
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General Plan:
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Community Commercial and Mixed Housing Type Residential
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Zoning:
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C-40/S-18 (Community Thoroughfare Commercial/Mediated Design Review
Combining Zone), and R-70/S-18 (High Density Residential/Mediated Design
Review Combining Zone)
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Historic Status:
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Although the building at 3741-47 Broadway was considered potentially eligible
for local listing as an historic resource, a recent report has
concluded that the building is not an historic resource because its integrity
has been severely compromised. The Oakland Landmarks Preservation Advisory
Board concurred with the conclusions of this report at its regular March 13,
2006 meeting.
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Environmental Determination:
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An EIR has been prepared by the City. A Notice
of Availability/Notice of Public Hearing was distributed to the general
public on March 2, 2006. The
public comment period on the Draft EIR ends on April 17, 2006.
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Service
District:
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North Oakland
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City Council District:
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1 (north of MacArthur)
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Staff Recommendation:
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Receive public and Commission comments on the
Preliminary Development Plan for the Broadway Medical Office Building and Parking Garage
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For
further information:
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Contact: Scott Gregory, contract planner to the City at 510-535-6690,
or by email at kaiser@lamphier-gregory.com
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Attachment A
Attachment B
Attachment C
Attachment D
Attachment E
Attachment F
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3.
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Location:
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311 2nd
Street – 2nd and Harrison
(APN 001-0149-007-00)
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Proposal:
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Demolition
of the existing Meyers Plumbing Supply Warehouse and construction of 111
condominium residential dwellings above a parking podium with 1,033 sq. ft.
of retail space on the ground level.
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Applicant:
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Phil Kerr and
Molly Maybrun
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Contact Person/Phone Number:
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Phil
Kerr and Molly Maybrun / (925) 244-6213
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Owner:
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The
Olson Company
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Case File Number:
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CDV05-522; TPM 8865
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Planning Permits Required:
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Major Design
Review for a project involving 25,000 square feet of floor area. Tentative
Parcel Map approval is also requested.
The Planning Commission approved a Minor
Conditional Use Permit for parking and loading within 75’ of the front lot
line; Minor Variances for the rear yard setback, minimum interior courtyard dimensions,
and for parking dimensions where adjacent to a
column or other obstruction on
January 4, 2006. At that meeting, the
Planning Commission requested that the exterior façade design of the project
be return to the full Commission for a final decision.
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General
Plan:
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Mixed Use District –
Estuary Policy Plan
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Zoning:
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C-45 Community
Shopping Commercial /
S-4 Design Review
Combining Zone
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Environmental
Determination:
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On January 4, 2006, the Planning Commission also affirmed staff’s
environmental determination for a CEQA Infill Exemption.
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Historic Status:
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The existing
building is not a Potentially Designated Historic Property; Survey rating F3.
The project is directly adjacent to the Southern Pacific RR Lineman’s
Bunkhouse. This building is a PDHP with a survey rating of Cb+3.
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Service Delivery District:
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Downtown Metro
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City Council District:
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3
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Status:
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Staff Report (findings
contained)
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Action
to be Taken:
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Decision based on staff report
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Finality of Decision:
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Appealable to City Council within 10 days
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For Further Information:
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Contact case planner Heather
Klein at 510 238-3659 or by
e-mail at
hklein@oaklandnet.com
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4.
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Location:
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444 Embarcadero.
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Proposal:
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Redevelopment of the existing motor hotel site with
a predominantly residential tower, including approximately 250 residential
units, associated parking and open space, and approximately 8,000 square feet
of ground-floor commercial uses.
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Project Sponsor:
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Jack London Towers LLC
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Owner:
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Jack London Towers LLC
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Case File Numbers:
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ER06-006
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Planning Permits Required:
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Design Review,
Conditional Use Permit for driveways within 75 feet of intersection, possible
variances.
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General Plan:
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Estuary Plan
Area—Mixed-Use Waterfront
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Zoning:
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C-45 Community Shopping
Commercial Zone/S-4 Design Review Combining Zone
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Environmental Determination:
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EIR will be prepared.
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Historic Status:
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Site is not historic
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Service Delivery District:
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Downtown Metro
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City Council District:
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3 – Nadel
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Action to be taken:
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Hold public hearing
and receive public testimony on topical analysis to be included in the EIR.
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For further information:
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Contact case planner Catherine
Payne at (510) 238-6168 or lwarner@oaklandnet.com
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5.
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Location:
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1919 Market Street (APN 005-0410-013-01, 014-00, &
025-00)
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Proposal:
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To construct 58 new, fee simple townhouse structures
as a mini-lot development with one parking space per dwelling unit and eleven
additional off-street spaces (69 total).
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Applicant:
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Madison Park Financial
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Contact Person/Phone Number:
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Simon Chen, Madison Park Financial/ (510)
452-2944
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Owner:
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Market Holdings, LLC
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Case File Number:
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CMDV05-512
& TTM-7700
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Planning Permits Required:
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Regular Design Review to allow construction of
a new residential facility; Major Variance to exceed the maximum density
permitted by the zoning; Minor Variance to exceed the maximum lot area
permitted by Mini-Lot Development regulations; Conditional Use Permit to
allow a Mini-Lot Development; Tentative Tract Map for subdivision.
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General
Plan:
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Mixed Housing Type Residential
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Zoning:
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C-10 local Retail Commercial Zone; R-50 Medium
Density Residential Zone
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Environmental
Determination:
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Exempt, Section 15332, State CEQA Guidelines; in-fill development projects
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Historic Status:
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The building is a Potentially Designated
Historic Properties (PDHP); Survey rating: C3.
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Service Delivery District:
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1
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City Council District:
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3
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Status:
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Pending
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Action
to be Taken:
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Decision on application based on staff report and public testimony
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Finality of Decision:
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Appealable to City Council
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For Further Information:
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Contact case planner Peterson
Z. Vollmann at (510) 238-6167 or
by email at pvollman@oaklandnet.com
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6.
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Location: Citywide
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Proposal:
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Adoption of a Citywide two-year pilot Mills
Act Property Tax Abatement Program for Qualified Historic Properties
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Recommendation:
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1. Receive any testimony from interested
citizens;
2. Comment and give staff direction on any
Mills Act
Program
issues;
3. Review the Draft Model Agreement, make
recommendations for any modifications and or additions;
4. Direct staff to forward the two-year pilot
Mills Act Property Tax Abatement Program for Qualified Historic Properties
and Model Agreement to the City Council for public hearing, with Planning
Commission recommendation to the City Council as follows:
a) amend the General Plan, Historic Preservation Element (HPE)
Policy as outlined in this report;
b)
amend the Fee Schedule to add the Mills Act Program Application Fee of
$400 and the Mills Act Program Inspection Fee of $100/inspection;
c) adopt an Ordinance establishing a two-year pilot Mills Act Property
Tax Abatement Program for Qualified Historic Properties, pursuant to Section
50280-90 of the California Government Code and Section 439.2 of the
California Revenue and Taxation Code;
d)
approve the Model Mills Act Agreement;
and
e)
direct Staff to implement the Mills Act
Property
Tax Abatement Program.
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Environmental Determination:
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Exempt
per California Environmental Quality Act Guidelines
Section
15331: Historical Resource Restoration/Rehabilitation.
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Service
Delivery District:
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Citywide
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City
Council District:
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Citywide
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Action to be Taken:
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Recommendation to City Council on adoption of a
two-year pilot Mills Act Program.
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For further information:
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Contact case planner Joann Pavlinec at (510) 238-6344 or by
e-mail at jpavlinec@oaklandnet.com
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7.
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Location:
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Citywide
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Proposal:
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Recommendation to the City Council to adopt 1)
proposed amendments to the zoning regulations that create three new Housing
and Business Mix (HBX) zoning designations; 2) a design review manual
associated with the new HBX designations; 3) amendments to the Zoning Maps to
include the new HBX zones; 4) minor revisions and clarifications to the
General Plan map to refine the HBX General Plan designation boundaries; and
5) amendments to the document “Guidelines for Determining Project Conformity
with the General Plan and Zoning Regulations” to reflect the new zones.
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Applicant:
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City
of Oakland Planning Commission
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Owner:
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Various
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Case File Number:
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ZT03-609 and GP06-118
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Planning Permits Required:
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Zoning Text Amendments, Zoning Map Amendments, and General Plan Map
Amendments.
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General
Plan:
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Housing and Business Mix General Plan and Residential Mixed Use
Estuary Policy Plan designations
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Zoning:
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Various
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Environmental
Determination:
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The proposal relies on the previously certified Final Environmental
Impact Report (EIR) for the Land Use and Transportation Element of the
General Plan (1998); the Oakland Estuary Policy Plan EIR (1998); the West
Oakland Redevelopment Plan EIR (2003); and the Housing Element Update Initial
Study/Mitigated Negative Declaration (2004).
The proposal is also exempt under CEQA Guidelines section 15061(b)(3):
no possibility that the activity in question may have a significant effect on
the environment.
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Service Delivery District:
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1 – 5
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City Council District:
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1 – 3; 5 – 7
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Status:
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Recommended by Zoning Update Committee to be considered by the
Planning Commission.
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Action
to be Taken:
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Recommendation to the City Council to adopt the proposal.
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Finality of Decision:
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Adoption of proposal requires approval by the City Council.
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For Further Information:
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Contact
case planner Neil Gray at 510-238-3878 or by email at ngray@oaklandnet.com
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8.
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Location:
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1158 14th
Street (APN 005-0378-017-01)
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Proposal:
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To subdivide an 12,967.5 sq. ft. parcel into six Mini-Lots
ranging in size from 1,929 sq. ft. to 2,625 sq. ft. and to construct a new
single-family dwelling on each lot.
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Owner:
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Bobbie and Arrece Jameson
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Contact
Person/Phone Number:
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Michael McGhee (510) 238-6485
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Case
File Number:
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CDV05-421
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Planning
Permits Required:
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Tentative
Tract Map for a 6-lot subdivision, Minor Conditional Use Permit to create a
Mini-Lot Development containing six new residential units, Minor Variance to
allow a reduced rear yard setback of 5’-0” (where 10’-0” is required), and
Regular Design Review for new residential construction.
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General Plan:
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Mixed Housing Type Residential
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Zoning:
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R-70 High Density Residential Zone, S-20
Historic Preservation District Combining Zone
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Environmental Determination:
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Exempt; State CEQA Guidelines, Section 15332 Infill
Development Project; Section 15315
Minor Land Divisions; Section 15303
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Historic
Status:
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No Historic Status, Vacant Parcel
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Service
Delivery District:
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III
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City
Council District:
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3
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Status:
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Pending
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Action to be Taken:
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Action to be taken based on staff report.
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Finality
of Decision:
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Appealable to City Council
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For
Further Information:
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Contact case planner Leigh
McCullen at (510) 238-4977 or by email at lmccullen@oaklandnet.com
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9.
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Location:
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1051-1053 62nd
Street (APN: 016-1442-046-00)
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Proposal:
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Construct one
new unit at the rear of a lot containing an existing duplex for a total of
three dwelling units on the site.
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Applicant:
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Shan Masuda
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Contact Person/Phone Number:
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(510) 526-1935
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Owner:
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Claudia Esteban
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Case File Number:
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CMD06-007
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Planning Permits Required:
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Major Conditional Use Permit for three units in
the R-40 Zone, and Regular Design Review for new construction.
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General
Plan:
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Mixed Housing Type Residential
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Zoning:
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R-40/ S-18, Garden Apartment Residential Zone/ Mediated Design Review
Zone.
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Environmental
Determination:
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Exempt, Section 15303 of the State
CEQA Guidelines; new construction of small structures.
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Historic Status:
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Service Delivery District:
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2
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City Council District:
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1
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Status:
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Pending
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Action
to be Taken:
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Decision on application based on Staff Report
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Finality of Decision:
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Appealable to City Council
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For Further Information:
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Contact case planner Peterson
Z. Vollmann at (510) 238-6167 or by email: pvollman@oaklandnet.com.
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10.
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Location:
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6550 Moraga Avenue
(Chevron Gas Station)
APN: 048F-7353-007-00
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Proposal:
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Convert auto repair service bays at existing
gas station into a convenience market.
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Applicant:
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Anthony Tabacco &
Associates
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Owner:
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Ken Betts, Inc.
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Case File Numbers:
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CMV05-545
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Planning Permits Required:
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Major Conditional Use Permit to
establish a convenience market at an existing gas station, Minor Variance to
allow two on-site parking spaces where four parking spaces are required.
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General Plan:
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Neighborhood
Center
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Zoning:
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C-27 Village
Commercial Center
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Environmental
Determination:
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Exempt, Section 15303
of the State CEQA Guidelines, Conversion
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Historic Status:
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Non- Historic
Property (NHP), Survey Rating: F3
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Service Delivery District:
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2
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City Council District:
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4
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Status:
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Pending
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Action to be Taken:
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Decision on application based on staff
report
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For Further Information:
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Contact case project planner Mike Rivera at (510) 238-6417 or by email at mrivera@oaklandnet.com
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11.
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Location:
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1647 10th Ave (APN 020 -0190-003-00)
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Proposal:
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To
construct a singe residential unit on the site of an existing Tri-plex.
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Applicant:
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Bill Wong
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Contact Person/Phone Number:
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(510)268-8889
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Owner:
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Buu Lu/Mai Thach
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Case File Number:
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CMD05-270
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Planning Permits Required:
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Major Conditional Use Permit for 4 units in the R-40 Zone and Regular
Design Review.
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General
Plan:
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Mixed Housing Type Residential
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Zoning:
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R-40 Garden Apartment Residential Zone
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Environmental
Determination:
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Exempt, Section 15303 of the State CEQA
Guidelines; new small structures.
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Historic Status:
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Potential Designated Historic Property (PDHP); Survey Rating: B-1+,
located in the Simon Wade Historic District.
The proposal will not change the existing building.
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Service Delivery District:
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3
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City Council District:
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2
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Status:
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Pending
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Action
to be Taken:
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Based on staff report
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Finality of Decision:
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Appealable
to City Council
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For Further Information:
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Contact case planner Robert D.
Merkamp at (510) 238-6283 or
by email: rmerkamp@oaklandnet.com
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APPEALS
The Commission will take testimony on each
appeal. Following testimony, the
Commission will vote on the report prepared by staff. Unless otherwise noted,
the decisions in the following matters are final and not administratively
appeasable. Any party seeking to challenge these decisions in court must do so
within ninety (90) days of the date of the announcement of the final decision.
If you challenge an appeal in court, you may be limited to raising only those
issues raised at the appeal hearing, or in written correspondence received by
the Zoning Division, Community and Economic Development Agency at, or prior to,
the appeal hearing.
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12.
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Location:
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9241
Golf Links Road (043A-4758-028-06)
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Proposal:
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Appeal of the
Zoning Administrator’s denial of a Tentative
Parcel Map to subdivide a 22,633square foot lot into three lots.
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Owner:
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Tanya J. Garibaldi
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Contact Person/Phone Number:
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David Claydon (925) 946-9321
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Case File Number:
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A05-100
(Appeal of TPM8392)
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Planning Permits Required:
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Appeal of the Zoning Administrator’s denial of a Tentative Parcel Map to subdivide a 22,633
square foot lot improved with a single-family into three lots to provide for
the construct of two single-family dwellings.
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General
Plan:
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Detached Unit Residential
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Zoning:
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R-30 One Family Residential Zone
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Environmental
Determination:
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No Determination, Section 15270 of the State
CEQA Guidelines
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Historic Status:
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Not a Potentially Designated Historic Property,
Survey Rating D3
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Service Delivery District:
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VI
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City Council District:
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7
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Status:
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Pending
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Action
to be Taken:
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Uphold the Zoning Administrator’s Decision and
deny the appeal.
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Finality of Decision:
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Final
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For Further Information:
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Contact case planner Leigh McCullen at (510) 238-4977 or by email at lmccullen@oaklandnet.com
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GARY V. PATTON
Deputy Director of
Planning and Zoning
NEXT REGULAR MEETING: April 19, 2006
