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Council upholds Planning Commission revocation of event-hall conditional-use permit, grants six-month wind-down
Summary
City Council upheld the Planning Commission's revocation of a conditional-use permit for a special-event venue after staff reported multiple unfulfilled conditions; council approved the revocation but allowed a six-month limited wind-down for existing bookings.
The South El Monte City Council on May 6 voted to uphold the Planning Commission's decision to revoke Conditional Use Permit (CUP) 23-03 for a special-event facility and granted the operator a six-month period to honor existing reservations and wind down operations.
Interim Community Development Director Geraldo presented staff's report, telling the council the Planning Commission had identified three outstanding conditions the applicant had not met: maintaining required permits and licenses (Condition 11), posting conditions of approval on the business website (Condition 20), and receiving a sheriff's-approved safety plan (Condition 30). Staff said building permits to convert the warehouse to an assembly occupancy had not been issued and that the business had…
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