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Planning commission approvals for vehicle storage, restaurant beer-and-wine permit and townhouse project received by council
Summary
Council received and filed three Planning and Environmental Quality Commission actions from Aug. 19 approving (1) a private vehicle storage facility conditional-use permit, (2) on-site sale and consumption of beer and wine for Vicky's Bubbly Cafe, and (3) site-plan/tentative parcel map for a 16-unit townhouse condominium at 15903 Bridal Ave.
The Gardena City Council on Aug. 26 received and filed three actions forwarded from the Planning and Environmental Quality Commission (meeting Aug. 19):
- The commission approved Resolution PC 12-25 (4-0, one absent) approving Conditional Use Permit CUP 7-24 and Environmental Assessment EA 17-24 to allow operation of a private vehicle storage facility within two existing industrial buildings totaling 23,334 square feet in the M-2 general industrial zone (applicant: Farrah, Westside Collection Car Storage).
- The commission approved Resolution PC 11-25 (4-0, one absent) approving CUP 2-25 and Environmental Assessment EA 7-25 to allow the on-site sale and consumption of beer and wine at a new restaurant, Vicky's Bubbly Cafe, located at 14782 Crenshaw Boulevard in the C-3 general commercial zone.
- The commission approved Resolution PC 10-25 (3-1, one absent) approving Environmental Assessment EA 2-25, Site Plan Review SPR 1-25 and Tentative Parcel Map TPM 1-25 for a multifamily residential condominium development of 16 three-story townhome units (1,684 square feet living area per unit, plus 550-square-foot garage and 100-square-foot deck) on a 7,405-square-foot lot at 15903 Bridal Avenue in the R-3 medium-density multifamily zone (applicant: Mason Zojajji; tentative parcel map 84583).
For each action the commission determined the project exempt and directed staff to file the appropriate notice of exemption or notice of completion. No councilmember called for review; the council received and filed the commission's resolutions without remand or modification.
Decision vs. discussion: these were procedural referrals from the Planning and Environmental Quality Commission; the council did not take separate action beyond receipt and filing.
