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San Gabriel Planning Commission approves beer sales at karaoke business with conditions

February 13, 2024 | San Gabriel, Yuba County, California



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San Gabriel Planning Commission approves beer sales at karaoke business with conditions
The Planning Commission of San Gabriel convened on February 12, 2024, to discuss several key agenda items, primarily focusing on a conditional use permit (CUP) for the sale of alcohol at an existing karaoke business located at 529 East Valley Boulevard, Suite 208 A.

The meeting began with a presentation from city staff outlining the proposal for the on-site sale and consumption of beer in conjunction with food at the karaoke venue. The staff emphasized the importance of considering the surrounding properties, which include single-family residences to the north and commercial centers to the south. To address potential concerns regarding public safety and compatibility with the neighborhood, the San Gabriel Police Department recommended several conditions of approval. These include limiting beer sales to food service only, installing an additional surveillance camera near the cashier, and requiring management to promptly report any criminal activity to the police.

The staff confirmed that the proposed use aligns with the city’s general plan, particularly economic goals aimed at fostering a vibrant business community and preventing sales tax leakage to neighboring areas. They also noted that the project is exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) under a class 1 exemption for existing facilities.

Public notification for the project was conducted through various channels, including mailings to property owners and tenants within a 500-foot radius, postings at the project site, and advertisements in local media.

Following the presentation, commissioners engaged in discussions, with Commissioner Morris raising questions about the presence of minors in establishments serving alcohol. Staff was asked whether other karaoke businesses in the city allow minors to participate in activities where alcohol is served.

In conclusion, staff recommended the approval of planning case number CUP23-011, subject to the outlined conditions. The commission's deliberations will continue as they weigh the implications of the proposal on the community and its alignment with local regulations.

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