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Votes at a glance: Buellton Planning Commission (meeting decisions)

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Summary

At the meeting the Planning Commission approved minutes, received the annual general‑plan report, approved a new gas station project and recommended City Council adopt three housing and zoning amendments; all recorded motions passed unanimously.

The Buellton City Planning Commission recorded the following formal actions during the meeting:

- Approval of February 6 minutes — motion to accept the minutes carried unanimously by roll call.

- Consent calendar: Received and filed the City’s 2024 annual General Plan status report (housing‑element focus). Motion to receive and file carried unanimously.

- Resolution No. 2,502 — Approved a final development plan and conditional use permit for a new ARCO gas station, AM/PM convenience market and quick‑serve restaurant at 653 Avenue of the Flags. Approval included a revised condition (condition 45) requiring the Central Avenue driveway to be gated and used only as an entrance for fuel delivery vehicles. Vote: unanimous.

- Resolution No. 2,503 — Recommended City Council adopt the General Plan housing element amendment related to emergency shelters and related consistency updates. Vote: unanimous recommendation to council.

- Resolution No. 2,504 — Recommended City Council adopt Title 19 zoning ordinance amendments to implement the housing element programs, codify the 2024 urgency ordinance on emergency shelters and consolidate definitions. Vote: unanimous recommendation to council.

- Resolution No. 2,505 — Recommended City Council adopt amendments to the Avenue of the Flags Specific Plan to align ground‑floor residential and parking standards with the housing and zoning updates. Vote: unanimous recommendation to council.

All recorded votes during the meeting were unanimous in favor of the motions presented; specific mover/second names were not recorded in the public audio transcript for every motion.