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<br />80 <br />Page 6 <br /> <br />to current parking requirements. Current parking requirements would require a <br />total of eight on-site parking spaces (two covered spaces fat the apartment and <br />six for the commercial space). <br /> <br />In accordance with the conditions of approval the property owner will be required <br />to remove the existing fence enclosure and reconfigure the parking lot in a <br />manner that promotes a safe and more manageable parking lot. The property, <br />after the fence enclosure is removed, will contain a total of six on-site parking <br />spaces (one covered space and five spaces within the parking lot). Furthermore, <br />based on the specific use, staff size and the number of private therapy rooms <br />and the amount of parking provided on-site,. this business can be controlled to <br />comply with the parking demand generated by it. Lastly, as part of this Use <br />Permit, the property owner will be making exterior improvements to the property, <br />which include re-stripping the parking lot, removing the barbed-wire fencing, <br />planting landscaping and making the trash enclosure accessible and usable by <br />the tenants. <br /> <br />4. As previously described, the City has a specific permit process to establish a <br />massage business within city limits. This process has been in-place for the last <br />five years and allows the City to strictly control and limit massage establishments <br />that may offer illegal services. The process includes a background check by the <br />Police Department as well as a review of the land use implications by the <br />Planning Division. In this case, the Redwood City Police Department has <br />checked numerous sources and has found no indication that this business owner <br />is operating an illegal business. Furthermore, it appears that the applicant's <br />business in Pleasant Hill, California has been operating free of any known <br />violations. <br /> <br />CeQA STATUS: <br />The proposed project is considered categorically exempt from the requirements of the <br />California Environmental Quality Act Guidelines pursuant to section 15301 Class 1 (a) <br />"Interior or exterior alterations to existing structures," because the proposed project <br />consists of tenant improvements to an existing commercial space. <br /> <br />CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL: It is the responsibility of the properly owner, project <br />applicant, tenant, and/or any other patty identified in this document to adhere to and <br />perform the fof/owing conditions of approvals in the time specified. If no time is specified <br />then the condition is considered to be an ongoing obligation. <br /> <br />1. The subject use shall substantially conform to the revised plans and related <br />information submitted by Nils Helppi and date stamped April 17, 2009, on file <br />with the Planning Services, except as modified by the conditions contained <br />herein. <br /> <br />2. Any minor modifications to said approved plans, elevations and use must be <br />submitted to Planning Services for review and approval prior to the issuance of a <br />building permit and construction of improvements. Substantial modifications, as <br />determined by Planning staff, may require an amendment to this Use Permit. <br /> <br />Page 3 of 5 <br />