Reso PC19-12 PC Reso 0091 - 0091 - 31 Center Street

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Section 3. Tentative Map (TM2018-005): The Planning Commission finds that: a. The map, design, and improvements of the proposed subdivision are consistent with the General Plan, the Municipal Code, the Zoning Ordinance, and all applicable subdivision improvement requirements. The subdivision for residential condominiums complies with the density, setback and access requirements of the zoning code and is consistent with the General Plan land use designation of Mixed Use Corridor; and b. The site of the proposed subdivision is physically suited for the type and density of the proposed development in that the project density is consistent with the zoning and general plan designation and there is sufficient provision for open space and sufficient area for on-site circulation; and C. The design and proposed improvements are not likely to cause substantial environmental damage, or substantially and avoidably injure fish, wildlife or their habitat, or cause serious public health problems in that there are no identified environmental impacts associated with the project, no significant impacts to wildlife and as a residential development, will not cause serious public health problems; and d. The design and proposed improvements of the proposed subdivision will not conflict with essential public easements for access through, or use of, property within the proposed subdivision.. There are no public easements or access requirements through the site. Section 4. Condominium Permit (CP2019-003): The Planning Commission finds that: a. Permit Finding. Pursuant to Municipal Code Chapter 30 (Subdivisions), Article XI (Condominiums) the project requires approval of a Condominium Permit. Section 30.130 states: "While condominium and community apartment projects present benefits in the nature of increased amenities, opportunities for dwelling ownership and leisure time, the special nature of such projects creates conditions that may result in neglect, deterioration and lack of maintenance, causing a negative impact upon the public health, safety, welfare and economic prosperity of the City and its citizens. Because of the unique nature of the problems created by condominium and community apartment projects, it is the express intent of the City to treat such projects differently from other types of multiple -family dwellings and to establish rules and standards therefor, regulating the construction of, and conversion to, Page 3 of 16 ATN/RESC.0091/PC RESO 31 CENTER STREET REV: 09-12-19 PR