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Planning Commission Meeting
Jul 6, 2022
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2 hours 1 minute
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11 agenda items
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Agenda items
0:00:00
CALL TO ORDER and FLAG SALUTE
0:01:08
ROLL CALL
0:01:32
STAFF INTRODUCTIONS
0:02:20
AGENDA REVIEW AND APPROVAL
0:02:48
PLANNING COMMISSION REORGANIZATION
0:08:28
PUBLIC COMMENTS
0:09:26
CONSENT ITEMS
0:10:18
Conditional Use Permit 2022-006 (Staff: Andrew Mellon, Principal Planner). Location: 42173 1/2 Big Bear Boulevard, Suite I (APN 031142104). The applicant has submitted a Conditional Use Permit application requesting to establish and operate a massage establishment within an existing commercial shopping center in the Commercial-General (C-2) zone. The use proposes to utilize a 1,400 square foot unit in the Lakeview Shopping Center. No exterior or site modifications are proposed; only minor interior alterations to support the business are anticipated. Those interior improvements include seven treatment rooms, staff room, laundry room, shower room, restroom and reception/check-in area. The business is anticipated to employ no more than two massage therapists and one receptionist. Hours of operation are anticipated between 10:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m.
Public Hearing Item 4.1
0:23:00
Major Special Event 2022-043 (Staff: Janice Etter, Senior Principal Planner). Location: Bear Mountain Resort (Event Headquarters), 43101 Goldmine Drive. (APN 0310-951-05). Property Owner: Snow Summit Inc. Applicant: Highlander Adventure. Representatives: Thomas Blanc, Jurica Barac, Ivan Zrinusic.
Public Hearing Item 4.2
0:55:40
Development Code Amendment 2022-100. Staff: Sue O’Strander, Director of Community Development. Location: City-wide. The City of Big Bear Lake has initiated the proposed amendments to allow for more efficient processing of applications for Home Occupation Permits, Temporary Use Permits, and Appeals. In addition, proposed changes include minor updates to existing multi-family residential objective design standards, align family day care use definitions and process with current State regulations, refine and correct some language in the residential and commercial development standards. Specifically, the proposed amendments are under Chapters 17.02 (Definitions), 17.03 (General Procedures), 17.25 (Residential Zones) and 17.35 (Commercial and Public Zones) of Title 17 of the Municipal Code. The amendments are minor and will not result in any change to the built-out environment as envisioned by the General Plan or Development Code.
Public Hearing Item 4.3
2:01:20
ADJOURNMENT
