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Commission approves commercial truck parking and fence variance at 10950 Alameda Avenue despite staff recommendation to deny
Summary
The Planning and Zoning Commission approved a conditional use permit to allow commercial truck parking and granted a variance permitting a metal siding fence instead of the masonry fence required by ordinance at 10950 Alameda Ave. Neighbors raised safety concerns about a narrow bridge providing the only residential access.
The Planning and Zoning Commission on April 1 approved a conditional use permit to allow commercial truck parking and a variance to permit a six-foot metal siding fence in place of the masonry fence required by the city ordinance at 10950 Alameda Avenue.
The decision came after resident Vanessa Zuniga described safety and access concerns for nearby homes served by a single, narrow bridge. “That bridge is very narrow…I've seen some big tanker trucks. I don't know what they carry, but the big flammable sign on the tanker truck is scary to me,” Zuniga said, adding fears about…
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